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TFLFGRAPHIC.
saturday Afternoons Report.


AuGusrAt Jan. II.
The following paasod the Alabama state uOnvou-
9a t9a5ii tor5isepeo to dissolve the Union between the
sfats al n hnmn and other States united unuei CUM
nsef and sfyiad United States OF Amefiea a., H.
WhSrTss mo election Of Lin oln and hamuni oy
esti5naf uarty avouedly hostile % the democr
instsnt,ons AR9 Reass sio,iSe gpop the heels Of
nang and dangerous iniractions ot t1e So &
ofihc United statos b. many OF We We st4ss ,, % IA o
Me of the Northern states, political WlSne 2, ~
iuruitinr q character a. 10 Justify me lelto 80 A.
state of Alabama in tho adoption OF pleis i,,rtf @
Ther, 6le he 10 declared and ordainga ~ t ~ set
q Alabama in Convention 81 Au,ie' iiisr il,oven
Of Aiabama nov Withdrew uom lhs Stis.',
a. lie United states Of America and neneeao'' i ~ y
cease8 10 he one Of the said Nnl.el a. M
Sna al rirht ought % be aoFerrighi lhaspeuo' ~
Sc AND b e fariheg declared and ORDAINED BY
~ IA fhef IN powers over the territories NJ the
Ssia ststo and oyef he people thgreqi hefeseliis i
deisesied 70 ne eovurnmfnt Of the United stat9 &
md ihev ~ hereby withdraw irom toe sald 10y
srnaent snd are assumed ana Ngste9 ~ s.18 r-ir
OF the state OF Alfeem1 ana y y 49,, w. -syrhuid-
aat si.s7s v l, w T-isionni and permanent soy.
% elsrt % li ~ vrjpcipiea of tie government Of
hs en,.s9 ss ~, p,spio of iabaina 60 Convention
neia ',bst ~ esopo Of he States OF pulawuIe'
W.--serf VirrInis. North Carolina, south Ssitul
na fisrida Georgia, Mississippi, Legis4!, aSA H.
81 fT aro herrhy invited 60 meet the state o. Al,
@iSus7 81 their deisgaies IN Conventionl yh ss ~. ~
IA IL
fhs rarposa OF consultation as 10 TIE nest
Te securing concert Of action IN y WhAteFel uleel
itrsg nav be drened most desirable Tor the ooiis
peace aud security. ..,. p,.sit.nf ol
the Convention be and s hereby instructed " tlita
rnit forlhuith a copy II the foregoing pfeta 9ie &
ordinanca and resolution 10 the 09Netnois 0i 'N'
seTerei STATE named IN the said re-olnu0us.
lEDone by the people Of Alabama ~ Oohs on ~
sstnbisd s. M5atgomeryi this itth oAy V' 'a"u''s
le6l. "a ..,irtions v-arf
Reontsd bv nygs 81, nays 80 ~, r.u ,,,.
aher tie adoption OF ordnauce, the Aah W ~
obened - visituTf. splendid hAg, Pfe5eutefe f y
fh6 lsdins Of Alabama, was Conveyed 70 tne .le.t
isnf's sfand and formally presented 70 tue SoAfe
f5r1 IN 4 hrnlsumc, eloquent address T.
A. su,ith delegate from Tu-caloQsai loloNeg N
fTI1T rsfsrencs % the stars ana Stlpesl anu 'uoi
fnVofei the blessings OF Heaven on the new mas. q,
albheus Baker, OF Euitgla, then retuIheu ~ ~
th9ns of the Convention 10 she ladies IN aost eio
ne slriInsnco Of Secession viii be ratihed mex
M0ildav when, II Is believed, many other oeies''e
A. i-nnseuse mass meeting Is nov being hell ~
trf ~ fhs Csnitol and distiu gulshed co-opefatiol
derates are pledging their constituents as ui' u
sustain the action Of thc Confenttol- ss q. -
lIs s..ession dag presented by the t4ale- i5 10y
rrT-r over the capitol amidst the rlnelus u oels
fhs nrinr Of cannon md the cheering ut the ieePe
me most intense enthusiasm prevails
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MN ERCIAL.
CLEVELAND s1ARKRT-JAN. IL.

O1GN EsAAAEtD WAN mr. An Aaes
FLOUR-sales Of 100 bbls choice extra at $500.
The market Is arm with moderate demand.
WIIEAT-No sales reported. Holders are frm.
The demand Is limited to the supply Of millers re-
quirements.
CORN-Quiet at &c.
OATS-steady at 25c.
PORK-selos Of 200 bbls No. mess at $500.
LARD-saies Of IOObbls at s5se, and Kegs At &C.
GAlIR-salos ofs lew eareasses Of yenison at &c.
SEEDS-sales Of 80 bushels Glover at $50.
EGGS-Unohanged and quiet, at l5J.
FRUITS-Dried Apples are inactive at SIC, and
Peaches l28lse,
BUTTRR-yery quiet. Sales Of 2 bbls roll at
l28@lsc.
POULTRY-seareoa and in demand At case for
Chickens and Turkeys.
HOGs-steady az d quiet. A sale Of a lot ofhsavy
were reported at $3.50
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NEWS OF THE STAR OF THE WEST.

2
The steamer Star Of the West, Capt. McGOwan
hag arrived She reports, Wednesday A. ",
made Charleston bar, laid 10 till daylight, when
she proceeded 10 enter the harbor- When OF
Morris Island was fired into BY the battery on
fiat point u shots being fred at her. one taxing
sliqht effect on her port bow, and a second Is she
turned TO leave the harbor on the starboaTd guar
tsr one ball passed between the smoke stack
and the engine beam. Finding It impossible 10
land troops was returning 70 sea at A. N, when
the ere was continued, several shots being hred
after her. Succeeded in getting TO ses without
further damage to the vessel or those on board.
On coming ont over the bar struck twice Re
mained outside of the bar "Wednesday night.
That night saw steamers coming out Of the har-
Dor and supposed they were hi pursuit. Ertin-
guished lights and and was mol sean-oy them
Same night spoke Eglily ST, Pierre Of and fgl
Charleston at anchor, who had been refused ad-
urittance for having the American hag flying
The troops VIII remain on board until orderE an
received from Wellington. She lays q anehol
af the foot Of Chamber street, IN the NOrtt
River
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CONVENTION IN MARYLAND.

The Convention of Delegates from the various
counties OF Maryland, 10 consider the crisis, re-
assembled this afternoon and passed resolutions,
requesting the Governor 10 issue a proc amatiOn
for the people of the state to vote on the last
Monday in January whether they want a State
Convention called or not, and if the question il
decided in the affirmative tO-hOld an election for
MnOday in February.
They also unanimously passed resolution ap-
proving of Mr.. Crittendens proposition and then
adjourned.
II Is understood that meeting is TO be held of
certain illibusters 10 morrow, to oppose the Gov
eminent troops entering Fort McHenry.
The steamship North Star, from Aspinwall,
with Sl4 Cpl 94S from California, has arrived.
California news anticipated.
The steamship De Soto has arrived from Ha
vaua.
News anticipated
The De Snfn hrinrs sI6s 1la in snecie
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The Star Of the West also reports that it is only
vessels OF light draught Of water that can ger
within distance OF Charleston haroor 70 90 ser
vice and also that those In charge OF the Datier,
runners that we're supposed, which was plainly
visible from their shots which flew lively about
the vessel.
The general feeling among the troops and crew
on board a In favor Of icing landed AZ fort sum
ter and the men ART anxious 10 return with pro
ormeans OF offence and defence,
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CHARLESTON NEWS.

CHARLESTON, Jan u.
Mr. Gourdin, member of the South Carolina
Convention, went to Fort Sumpter this morning
and held private parley with Major Anderson.
All kinds Of rumOrs prevail as to the cause of
the sending of the flag Of truce by South Caro-
lima last night Some say that dissatisfaction ex-
lists among Major AndersOn's men, and others
that a surrender of the fort is contemplated and
that it will be evacuated. 1t is believed that ne
got.ations at Washington are going on for a
sation of the warlike attitude. Good authority
credits this opinion.
LATER-The steamboat Excel has come into
port with the news that the sloop-of-war Brook
ivn is off the bar. This is certain.
Col Hayne, on he part of South Carolina, and
Lieut. Hall on the part Of Major Anderson, have
left for Washington with proposals and to obtain
further instructions.
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WRECK AT SEA.

The schooner Coast Pilot arrived TO day from
AnfwerD me 9th, has had her sails blown to
pieees, her bulwarks stove spars broken, deck
| ssyvept and crew frost bitten Thomas Plumb,
| second of5cer. was lost overheard.
| 11Tbe steamer Star of theiWes steamed down the
barbor early this morning, and landed the troops
Fast and North Rivers have much ice In them
/ to day.
| neighborhood of zero.
| Several vesselsin North Riveriwere badly cut by
/ aoating ice and the Southern steamers arriving
/ today had much difficulty in getting into the
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HIRGINT1 ,LRGIsLATURE.

AAALhaANfAs ' 80 NAAAs 49,
A Joint resolution from the House relative 70 the
preservation Of the status quO received by the
Senate to-day. A substitute was offered. asking OF
tho President an assurance Of the preservation Of
the absolute statu quo for sixty days except 70 repe
hostile Tnvasions This was adopted, and the sub
ject finally referred 70 select committee.
The House, after a hot debate. adopted an amend
ment 70 the Convention bill, authorizing the open
ing Of the polls az the time Of election Tor delegates
to take the Of voters, whether any action o.
the Convention relative 70 the Federal Union hall
be submitted 70 the people ior ratification rejec-
ri0n. By ayes u, nays o.
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AeITA TIoNg Ar FORT M0ULTRLE
SECESSION OF FLORIDA.
ETC ETC. ETC
CONGRESSIONAL.


WAsHNGToN, Jan. u.
HOUSE.
The House went into Committee Of the Whole
on the Navy Appropriation Bill.
Mr. ColfaX in the Chair.
Mr. Burnet wished to know whether il would
be in order to make a speech, showing that these
appropriations should not be made. He believed
from the present movements Of the Army and
Navv. that they were to be used against portion
Of The states recently belonging to the Confeder
acy.
name TO the bill.
The Chair decided against general debate, and
was sustained by the House.
Mr. Pryor moved TO strike out the appropria-
ton of 81 SSs 500 for the pay OF the officers and
men Of the Navy 90 fara the Navy was engaged
in protecting the interests Of commerce, and en-
larging the bounds of dis10Tery, he would sustain
Il ,bufhe Would not grant 6ne farthing. he would
rather sink the navy in the the ocean than
that itshould be directed against any portion Of
the people Of this country. The dread instru-
ments 0f death and desolation 70 be used in fra
fricidal strife deserved a natiOnis scorn. The
most distressing aspect in our unhappy position,
6 the preTalenee Of q military temper IN the
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RICHMOND, Va, Jan. y.
Tho banquet for Gov. Floyd took place last night.
He made = speech, and related the conversation be
had with the President showing breach nf faith
on the part Of the President, leading 10 his FlOyds)
resignation. Gov Floyd counseed resistance 10
Federal coercion
Secession speeches were then made by Lieut. GOV.
Montague, Atty Gen. Tucker, james Tucker and
Othsrs.
The tomporizing policy Of the Legislature Is Sc
verely commented on.
Grrat enthusiasm prevails
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FROM ALBANY.


The New York papers Of Saturday evening,
containing Stewards speech, were eagerly sought
for among conservative men of all parties. 1t is
highly applauded, and, as general thing, it IS
very much commended A few Republicans with
abolition prociv1ies declare that the Senator has
cowed before his enemies, but the number of such
is comparatively small. His speech will undoubt
edly hasten the passage of the Robinson resolu
fior1
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OMAHA, Jan. II
Both houses Of the Legislature adjourned sine
die at eight O'Clock last evening. Little general
legislation has been passed during the session
An effort TO pass Limitation IN effect repudia-
ting all debts Of two years standing failed. The
bilas Incorporating the Missouri and Western and
Pacific Telegraph Companies, passed both houses
and received the sanction Of the Governor.
The weather Is warm; snow melting rapidly.
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FROM NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, Jan. -
The House unanimously passed bill calling
a Convention on the 18th of February, and an
election for delegates on the 9th.
II the Convention resolves 10 withdraw from
the Union, their action is to be submitted to the
people for ratification or rejection
The same bill passed second reading IN the
Senate 1t will undoubtedly pass q third reading
on Monday
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LEGIsLATIVE.

COLUMBUS, Jan. p
The following is one of series of resolutions
that passed the Ohio Senate and House to day:
Resolved, That we hail with joy the recent tim,
dignifed and patriotic special message OF the
tire power and resources of OHIO are hereby
pledged whenever necessary and demanded lor
maintenance under strict subOrdination TO the
civil authority of the Constitution and laws OF
he general government by whomsoever admin
fafa
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SECESSION.


MOBILE, Jan p
The secession of the State has caused great re-
ioeinq here; lOO guns have been fired in honor Of
tbe event ImprOmptu speeches are being made
In An the prominent building Tonight the city
will he Illuminated and there viii be a military
parade. SIOO 600 has been raised for the defense
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500 brlngs sl5sl4s in speeie
FROM WASHINGTON.

WA9HTNGTON. Jan. 7.
Secretary Of the Treasury, Dix,wll not enter upon
his Office till after week, having previously 70
arrange some business in New York.
There was Cabinet meeting last night till late
hour, on the dispatches brought by Lieut.. Talbot
from Major Anderson. There is reason to believe
that any thing further wilt be yielded 70 South Car
Olina
II is believed that the bill introduced in the Legis
lature OF Missouri forbding the Mayor Sheriff Of
St. Louis from using military force TO suppress
riot look to the seizure Of the public property and
hence troops have been ordered thither.
The Senate galleries and avenues leading 10 the
chamber, are densely crowded TO hear Senator Sew
ard.
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RUMORs OF THE SURRENDER OF
FORTS.

NV YORK. Jan. a..
A sDscial dispatch to the Herald, dated New Or
leans nth, say
an the forfihcatonE are now in the possession Of
he fouisfqna troops. The U. S. Arsenal "a Baton
RouTe under command Of Major Huskins, und two
femD4nies refused % surrender this morning. The
ar1eHaI was surrounded BY eco state tru0ps, and d
,erisy 1-Hg held between Gov M9ore and m ayr Hus
finq which finally resulted in the surrender OF the
Tarrison at y o'clock to-day There was no opposl-
Sion 10 taking the other forts -
The Crusader has not entered the Mlsslsslppl'
The excitement continues great.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Both houses were engaged yesterday and today
on the STATE Convention question, which has be-
come complicated by mixing State constitutional
reform with Federal matters.
Amendments for an open and for restricted
Convention were offered, but no vote was taken
on any 1t is the special order for Monday
North Carolina is conservative, and viii res
pond to the proposition for an equitable adjust
ment of the difficulties, but will have her rights
at all hazards. This is the public sentiment
hnrn
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A private dispatch to the Courier says, that the
Federal troops have abandoned AL the Forts in Pen
sacola Harbor, except Fort Pickens where they are
concentrated and that three hundred men have lett
Mobile 70 Eurprise Fort Plckens.
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LATRsT FROI CHARLEsTON.

The South Carolina Secretaries Of War and State
went yesterday 70 Fort Sumter under nag Of truce.
There is great excitement. and all sorts OF rumors
anoHt TO their object, but nothing certain is
publicly known. The Secretaries remained two
hours at Sumter. 1t is believed the visit was not
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ARTTILERY FOR VICKsBURG.

Jackson, Miss, Jan. L.
ARTILLERY was ordered to Yicksburg early this
morning BY the government to hail and question
all passing steamboats,
Fifteen guns were fred last night on receipt OF
the news Of the secession OF AlaDa'ha anu
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REPUBLICANs MOVING.

NEWARK, Jan u
The Republican meeting here this evening
adopted resolutions against any compromises en-
dorsing the Republican Platform; in favor of
sustaining the Constitution, and enforcing the
laws. and approving of Major Anderson's s eourse.
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FRO1I NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANs, jan II.
The returns indicate that the secessionists have
q majority in the Louisiana Convention
A. the election at Galveston ON the sth inst,
candidates fayoring a Southern Confederaey Oh
tanned majority.
Indian depFedatians on the Texas trontier con
tiuuee.
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FRnM MISSISSIPPI.

JACKSON, Miss, Jan. y.
The Commissioners from Alabama will address
the Convention to-day.
Tbe session will probably last two weeks.
Nothing of importance done 70 day
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COMMISSIONERS S

lV sALE.-Pursuant 20 an ord r Of sale issued 10
me TrOm the Court Of Common Pleas tor Cuyaho4a
county Ohio in an action therein pending wherein
Thomas Callow Is plaintiff, and John Herdman, Ma
are def-udants shall on the 18th day Of January
I6I at two O'Clock P. H., at the door OF tne Court
House, in said county, expose Tor sale az pupne sue
20 wat g.,
'stuats in the City Of Cleveland, county Of Ou{s-
bcgo e1d sfafe of Ohio known as sub lot number
egnfy-nne fsg) iu s. 5. stones subdivision q part
" original lot ity (s0) Brooklyn township De the
same more or less bat 20 all legal hig ays
Ann~aised value ssl0 J. 81 GRANhIS,
M Zones Fs0 Master OOmmir.
- - plff7a aft'v dse2s lsilesls
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FLORInA sRCEssION.

TALLAHAssE, Jan. IL
The ordinance eff secession was signed to-day
in the eastern porticO of the Capitol amid the
firing of cannon. cheers and enthusiasm Of the
Hon. P. Butler King, of Georgia, made a
speech on the occasion, which was loudly cheered
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FLORIDA FORTS SEIZED.
UNION MEETING At ST LOUIS.
HENRY WINTER DAVIS NOT TO GO
INTO LINCULNS CABINET.
FROM RICHMOND.
RrcHMnNn Ian 10

hICHMONDl Jan Il
The House has passed the Convention bill with
the amendment to refer the action of the ConYen-
tion relative to secession back TO the people.
No action has yet been taken on the bill by the
Senate.
There is increased excitement at the Capitol to-
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FInRInA sRCEnFs.
znprs anANnnNRn-

TALLA HAssEE, Jan. H.
The Florida State Convention passed the ordinance
Of secession yesterday, By vote Of 81 to 7.
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FROM BOSTON.

! Boston, Jan. l3
The America arrived this afternoon much iced
PTbs Thermometer this morning was s. below zero,
/ and in the suburbs li9 below.
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THE WEATHER.

ALBANY, Jan. 13
Last night was the coolest of the season. Att
O'Clock this morning the mercury stood al IS deg
below zero. Ats O'Clock this evening it stood at
10 deg. below.
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8eaal Aetiees.
TEI7STFFs SzTF

Tn PURSUANCE OF A Deere
TAI order Issued from the Court OF Common
fIeas q yuyahoga county Ohio, IN which Asa Cady
d plaintiff, and fersqn IL 3ou1aIu 4. ali deile1d-
ants u me directed, a1all expose gOr sale 1t the
door OF the Court hgu5e, IN the City Of Cl0T8land
IN said county che l5fh day Of January, 1851, at
O'Clock r. NJ, OF said daT the undivided fourth part
Of the following described lands and tauementss
Situate IN the township Of East Cleveland which is
also 10 the county of CuYshoGa and State Of Ohio,
and is known az being the south end Of lot No. 4i2
and Il bounded a. follows: beginning ae q stone on
the south west corner of said loti thence north 68
east on tins Old ike n chains 95 links % the south
east corner Of said lot 10 stone; theuce nortn y
west chains 70 a stone. thenc9 north e17f- vest ?
chains and 80 links on the north bank Of the e1sqAi
thence south 10 west 4 chains; thanea north 3l54
west chaiDsi thence south 65' vests chains lhenc
north si5' west ~ chainsi thence south 3431 west
chains 20 stone cu thg vest line Of SAID 1876 Lle1
south ~ west chains 70 the place Of beglnningi
containing in ali ig4 acres more o. les1 Appraised
At S75u. WM. " TUDsLEhs
y w. Bingham, Master Oommi8sionei.
Plds Atty. decl33i8
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PROM NORFOLK,

NORFOLK, Va, Jan. Y.
Before daylight this mornings steamer went to
the Federal Magazine wharf, loaded with powder and
LEFT. Her destination Is unknawn.
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