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NKw YoRK, July S.-The report of the
Secretary oil the y IVY states the iorce in
commission to be eighty two yes -es. carrying
upwards of eleven hundred guns. besides
several ste ,mers aud other small crafts TEN
porarly in service. Twenty three gun bo4tS
Two hundred and fiy.n'ne Off .ers hive re-
signed and been disrn ssel The report re
comments the appointment OF dire tor oi
orin ,nce TO have the supervision OF the de-
appointment OF board 10 enquire into the
eypeicncy of building iron plated ste ,ners.
also an mere ,se OF the clerical force of the
department., a'so the appointment of an assis-
tant Secretary.
The e.t.ma;es for the service are Sc. 600.
952
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Military liens.

The Thirteenth Re simeat. CDl. J. c. Sal
hvan. left indianapolis on Thursday night.
md relchei Bellaire on Fdd,v evening. "a
route for Virginia.
The Fourteenth. Col Nathan Kimbtl.
LEFT on Friday at O'Clock. for tie same des-
tnstion. These are two Of the fines, regi
mcats that Iniilna has zen. a. .hc field
Esch regmens j. accom- ),niel BY corps Of
sharp shooters. armed with Enfield riArs.-
Taey took fifteen days ratious Tor each resi
meat. All one hnnIsel aai twenty roaads 81
ammunition 70 each mtn
DfPsRrrEE o. CsvsLns On Friday at
noon Captain stewart'- company Of cavalry
left indianapolis FOR virgiaia ia the Indisn
apolis and Csncincinnati Acknowledging
tie Marietta road from Cincinnati Tor Par.
kersbars. A short time previous % the de
parture Of the company. a sr2ply Of Sharps
caroines was received Cor thela. for which
supply OF ammunition was imnsiiately mn
ufscturci at the indianapolis arsenal. The
company numbers ninety hse men Each
mtn Il armed with a sabre. Siar2'. csrb;nc
AMI b,ce Of Colts navy reviewers. Tue
csrb ne. are breech loading guns snd are
terrible ,pons in the hands Of those practised
IN their use. Tae company i fully supplied
with rations for long M srrh. with c,no and
horse sccoutrements. and everything nece--
ssry for efficient service. Ihe company
i designed 10 accompany the 18th aud lsth
regimsnt.. AMI act fs an auxilisr, arm OF the
infantry.
L,rge supplies OF provisions ~ese -eat 20
tbs l5tb aud l7sh Indians Regiments al
Csn2 Clay. by the citireas Of C.ncinn,ti. on
Wednesday The troops ieh amp on
Thursday for Western Virginia. IA NM
eta aud Petersburg
Carr wtIiAssoS -clptJ 3. H,ger. Of
the Terre Haute Getris having sccepts-i a
csptsincy in the regular army. resigned hi.
posision IN the isrh Resinsas ans Thoma.
q. williamson. Of The P,rks County Guards.
late conductor OF the r ,cksilie silsoai. be
ing Frat Ia rank. ~as prom ,sei a. lh~ sane
Capt. Williamson We on Fridty lat. pre-
seatei With regulation swori. ae,om7saiei
- .ash aud belt. by hi. bnsiher coala.iors
"a ne Te-re Haate. Alton and =; Louis.
rerre Hsuse aad indianapolis. and Exams
vie and Cr2wfori-vIlIe Rsilrvs,ds The
present vas token Of their respect Coz the
C-ptaia. Ani they are s.tisssl thu Is gill
never. IN his hands. be dissrscei
I~DIs~s Tkeers - Efsef~t.-WAea col.
kimbslI's Regiment arrives N Virgins. IL
diana VII have ten regiments On the fed Of
action which. When the 6rsf an are recruit
~ up 20 the three years s,andard. vii eom
prise force ofvery nesriy 1000 men. The
following are the regimrass aaI their csa,-
manisrs.
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To consumptivc,i

The advertiser. having been restored o. healh "a
~ ~ss<- - very simple remedy aerr hsvtuE .uf-
cred several years with severe tang snecuo1. and
hat dread dl-s a.. con.tmpton-i. anxious make
>n0~u u his isllcw-sufersr. The mems q cuft.
To tho.e ~ho ~1sh . tfy Il. be vii -sAd ears .
se prescription ased free q ehar.,l ~lta ils
ions fof preparing and using lhs ssrns aLoA s.,s,
Ill rHt sure care for Consuurtss. Asthma fgeu-
hits. a. To- oaly ol3-et = sAe sdverti-er i. IA
ending the prescription 70 ecnca lhe afflicted am
spread ioInlatleu ~hich ~ 90 ~ invaaa-
ole snd b. hope every sufferer AL ~ his renss,.
- u eosts thern nsth.us, AID may prove bls-sng
Parres wishing The prescription vii please address
llKy. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg
sepisdwl~ King county. 81.
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son died Yesterday afternoon. We "a re-
enfy Eve years Of age.
Lxeas Nctsossn arrived a. Coiambn- yes
serias. with twenty three seeeszcnls's Of the
Kanswha valley. taken BY Col. Norton com.
m.nd. a. hostages for Union men carried OF
BY the rebel cavalry, They -srs taken 10
Camp Chase
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The Great English Remedy !

SIR gANks CLASxE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS !
Prepared fyor. q yreserspisoa o. ~ j. Clark.
" ID .Physie'a. K-rfrsvTasnays p re- Qaes's.
Tits Invaluable nsedcine h. unf.inr IL tbe crr. Il
al tc-e paf4i ard ias,rou, d.-~ss.- 10 ~bieb The
emsls Constitution is,alsret. n nol.rsirs al a.
,e--es ssa remove. ~ e'.-s-,,r'i,. 80 speedy
.ure nay b. r.lie,i 90.
n MARRIED LkilrS
Ia particularly .aitea. r. III. 30 -lot lime.
ring On sss a.oaiAis per.ei ~.'h rs.slsrsy~
Eash e,,fis. price one dollar. tears ~ Govern
neut stamp Il Greai Diu-sa. 70 prevent coa-isf
sit..
eAUrioS.
~. Ps1s stsald 80 o. s,,ies ~ rf,ni,irs sf.r,
"a fTRs7 THREE norm, - rr-ynsa<s. a
49, - br.ag 90 lessr.srf&a- ~ ~ y y
az fs'as ny az ssfs.
IN All q Nervous and ss.lrai Aa~cfiau. Pair
IN The Bsek and llu,h.. Fatigue o. slslt sxersioo.
ralpitaaon q ne Heart. Ryeeric. sra wLtss.
tiisss fllls vii sEccs curc ~h~n 20 cster u..,ns
have f.iiei. and aishoagh e po~srfni remedy. a.
- cos.ssin iron. caioHnsl an0n.o-,y - arytAlAs
hurtfal 70 The eons lielion.
Fal dirccsioa. 10 ,he p.saslie, -,e1ns s.eA faek.
Az. ~hisA Should - oar~ia,y preserved.
Sole Agent e. slsa rnltsi stascs ais csn,ss.
Jon xoSES. u4ss 6. nsis~in CO.
ksShrfsss. ny
Sn-sl.ee snd postage stamp, sssio.c-l 70 ,uy
.utho-l1cl sreai. ali n-ars totiis. sotalsaus 70
f1r- - se,srn rasaL Sssd y J. X. cunr.nsa...
.ns 2 n Doan>liy. Te-r~-sfanir. md eli ro.s
n~aTFis'a. lryeta~f
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08

TRfAsoS n sULLivA~ couNrr.-we are
credibly informed that al the f,h Of July
celebration at fAiFb INKS. the other day.
many Of the people opposed having the Dec
laration of Independence reld. and when
three cheer. were proposal Tor the >s,rs aud
Stripe.. only about a hilf doxea responded
oae man. uarebuseI. openly eheerel for
JET Davis.
IL Is said. also th,t some Of these Seces
sionists opealy dea0unee the late SenitoF
Douglas as a traitor 20 the Dem, cratic party
IL II evident ne wa not traitor % his
country.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08

WAITING SCHOOL Mas Lizie Bfansons
story. over Minshall A Psdaocks clothing
store. at nine O'Clock on Tae.ls, morning.
See notice above.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08

NoTcE The member. Of the Scott Guard
II Terre Haute. meet on Monday evening"
July sth, Al 7 o'clock. al their Armers 10
elect officers Every memser J. requested
% be present. prompslva n the hour Nv or
Ter Of the COMPANY ld2t
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08
From Cairo.

CAIRo. july The Government has de
cided TO accept all the artillery companies IN
this brigade Tor three years or for the war.
~ the, prefer.
Tho Government boat W H. b with Gen
P,entiss aboard. mlde an excursion down the
river a. far ~ Norfolk this NJ The result
OF the expedition has not yet trsnspirel.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08

II ia great error n suppcsing the riles oniy 10
cal dissaas oin,mcuss l4nimsnts are ussiess -
ssrds crr nsrnas Snrr remove. The cause.
- pronosins eisssuoa aud prs~csuns oc-sisessss.
sh.rshs noaris1ins the heiy thrvagh the Aloss:
bcsroS Ssis. =. is,s.
For more than thirty year.. have suffered rrsssfs
ffpm D9 spepeia aud fies. Hase tried various met.
ciacs without bensft D. January. bcgsn aiIh iie
t'Ear>tkS >anrr. sud ~ tbe a<t cf thrse t<ttls.
psriectiy cured q beth Dyspc>ia aud nics n,
General health Il al can detire il
Msylt-i~t~ MILLION nAGGrfT.
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LOCAL. DEPARTMENT.


vii -et a free Luach Al nv Restaurant
every morning from io1, 10 IL clock. ~hsu
viii be pleased 20 80 w fsiends ard Iai
rons. c. KERN
IL
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08

The follo~ing toast Vas offered At IN: eele
brstion Of the iih near Alles.sille Ia Ma
ron county. f.
fimcnt-Firsinia.
Rssoonse--
Y rxinii. the mother Of State. a. tor-a
ken her kin
Bur the Hoosier bow
WIKI Mimic toys.
Are c0axinu her in
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08

bAifisoss July 6-Fouf kex. and t~o
boses q po~dsr ~ere found sscret~d in the
Western Pel,cs ettscrl 4 sasH hsab<r a
srns ~srs also found
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08

~ The superabundance of electricity in
the atmosphere last night. cut OF our usual
sunday night dispatches
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08

Ts>-ssA. ia. ga. ssA. iosh md llsh ssgi.
nsats are eon >oaci n three nsaihs men.
which vii be resrultel fos shs safee years
service ssd ks2s IN the teid without in'erFup-
tion- The l3sh. isth. 18th and l7th are orr
sinal three year men. are spien.liily EQUIP
ped sni kaelS dg.llsi aa4 ds-cip,nsd The,
are IN fos he ieh. sad s.E asel 30 secrsa
irg uDlss asssse o. he ensns's hallcss din
their rssks
eouespcDie=t q sh~ i.apssse Tsso-
sn MAJOR 6erioa. % Indianapolis. On the
z3d ult. came scro.- ret~l uesr PhillinDa
and ssieasossl 70 sap.ass am The sebe.
shovel q a.. Shea essloa. - laaks a sore
hing Of hi1 Przs. sso, sia though sAs BODY.
hilhns Aie iasssos.y
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-08

To. uss q these Pile ADD ~ orR VITALITY
Is enabling Us TO rssiss Tie ACTION or DisEASF.
The way in which cure = enecsea nay he iups-
~stug professional men. yet ~ any s5f, =
consequence 70 man 0r woman IN ~ rch II heailh
wAST TO rNow
WHAT MEDICINE CURES.
Sor How r ctars
-OSTIyENESS AND DIZZINESS CURID.
Nr~-ioag. April :. 1859.
DH- B. BRASpEns-Desr SIR: a. sse ttrissr q isIa
had lie he risic 70 break ~ tASl. 10 cos.ss-
lueDce Of which my eonsutu.on become greatly A..
uitated. ard suffered ~ifh great c-sf~en,s aff.s
with d. : ness and severe pair In the hesd nnd
and Oppression Il the Learf- attended Is &. 80
raj physicians q thi- CITY Tor frcr year, ~ifi.us
obtaining relef, aud bad despafei VI cure an fra.
49, Induced 10 ~ sour rlls. which .iniost "a
iansiy relieved me, and % shcri oorplcfliv
cstored my health consider them tie ie., s......
iu- In The world.
Yours truiy,
JAMES MURPHY. SO Wet Ssrses
Price - csnt- p-s sox-
sold ~ J. K. CrSsS0HAn, uslir. End :, i
especsabie dealers Ia rci'~ue- fras,issvl-
"Reduced b, Dyspepsia To- mere
Skeieton.r
Cvhep "R<Enzva's HoisASD Bsrrrzs'f
sr. A. NaieAets trader l-osai,, a. rrH-l'..,r
any man "a we-isrn rennss issnls. s;afcs o. -.
~s Z met wfih = isrsaef 70 AfrnrtGsrs cvuiiy
DO VA feoooe- - DysPcr>a - q sr..ls .i.lsior.
tr~ua.iee him q ~ > bottle "a D4rlaee' Holland
-,s~rs. believing 70 would cprs hiln Eeef.sr Nm
,sne moa'is after. what was ~ ast-i.,tn..4i -
iHilns Lia bale. hearty ia-sg Ac iec NJ D. roa
.cighed t~o taodr~d pounds. ari iaat ti.s ve,lri-
= change bad been rf..aaoei BY Bsresvr. liolis,.i
after. watch h. a'srised -el,.s H. rrsifats.''
m@yl'--~im
oUAcK NcsrAg~s-Ihe msiosl.s a. hair wA..4s..
air dye hair TORIES heir e.l. The rlilisris .-.ra-
ucts which are rsw before te ra' 3, n..a,i -r.s
NuNvasani. hsIs 'r,olicai ana ssltssi.e l,i.s -
cs Psrsdei 10 sbos -wiuto~ carti. ard lsusrsisl
rsi1gs. - hsls preparations. are "a iull'u4. r.
b. nrst sater. their real mefli. ~hsu they l.s..s
~. Il, Lat IL, 40 - hara. Hog lard. ~ha.s
q. lard Oh. s- -ceufe1 AM c.iorsi make ~
shsn IN beautiful wrapper, ana white fitt rla,A
csties. tls ocstiie-t character q toncs and ~Ler
hss costly. hspu~ed viii sos iri--yli,iic tern
NJ osughi ~ eerisni yo.a< sui oii y ioih "a
sosh nos thc Character q Pref wooi's HAIR
restorative. rais gentleman CONES. iof. TO- .Ufi4
sithoat any 'beh faieta" N.iopiisfasiun - sns
ther Astounding aud stsFsiis oaicl Seaay icru4 -
imply sdvertises hair 2etsorsu,c--whsg Il "a
'resses. rreci-ely-end Restorative II acfs. Esy
i'r Woods HAIR Restorative, aii ~ sec value ,trr
calp aye. your very tsain- aprly nossrs sls.. ~
may - thss ysu va Viii "a vor-c slb.iatrs
ban psrfuncd isrd 81 On ,ocs Uranium. Rcmsrlhsi
wccis Rssiorsiise for iie hair 8, The hesf article "a
ant ins-igln
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siuess, reported an ordinance for the APP
pointment of State officers, which was
read.
On motion of e. D. Hubbard, it was or
dered to lie on the table, and that the AS
nal number Of copies be printed.
Mr. FEosr, of Jackson, moved that the
Declaration of Rights be now taken up and
put upon its final passage.
The Declaration was read by the Secre-
tary.
Mr. DoRsEY called for the yeas and nays,
with the understanding that as the .Nbscn-
tees came in they be allowed to record
their votes.
The yeas and nays on the adoption of
the Declaration were then taken, and re-
suited, yeas 56, nays =.
d On motion of Mr.. Garlic Thursday next
was fixed as the day for the signing Of this
Declaration.
Mr.. CARLILE remarked that this vote
just taken exhibited happy coincidence.
and one that he hailed rs an suspicious
omen. 1--WE have" he said, "Fifty-six
votes recorded in favor Of our Declaration,
and we may remember that there were
just fifty-six signers to the Declaration of
Independence. Great applause and feel
ing throughout the Hall
The Convention then adjourned.
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CARD.
FAIRMOxT BANK,


Editors Of IntsltigeHeer,
GlNTLENES:-The report in regard to
this bank having made loan, or authors
aed one to be made to the Southern Con-
federacy, or the State OF Virginia, is with
out foundation, as no tran has been made,
or authorized to be made. received a
circular from the Auditor and Treasurer Of
this State, notifying me that in auticipa-
ton Of the necessities of the State, they
would probably make demand, aud sim
ply requested Us to consider the matter,
and try and be preParedtO comply, ifsaid de-
mRnd vas made. In order 10 enable the
State TO fulfil her engagements. But our
Board took no action on the matter, and l
am certain majority, fnot all the Board,
would have been opposed to 1t, on the
ground that they had rot the funds to
spare for that purpose, ifnOt upon any 9th
81 grounds. THos. P. CoNAwAY, Cash'r
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God guard eur nag, and keep each star
Zach stripe ~ bright IA now they wave.
Ssill make Il lead Our ranks in war
Stlll hoat above each patriots grave,
Death TO the traitor that would dare
TOtTail IL through the dust Of shame.
All honest hearts its lot will share
And PILLOW Il ~ Death or Fame.
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The telegraph this morning says that
the Maryland election returns show that
she has gone for the Union by an immense
majority. All the Union candidates are
eleeted-except Winter Davis, and his op-
ponent Is not a secessionist.
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"5aEL;OGWE'S'' Standard Scales.
p'o ~ StA 4D SCALES, all sizcs Counter,
toIS prices, by p. c. HILDRETH 4 BRO. az
0sI<2-dGN Agents for the SIannfncturer
HOT PRESSED NUTs.--5o0o f6s H.,
0oSIEo ". o. nILDPETH RR6
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ARTERNooN sEss1nN.

The Convention re-assembled Mt the ap-
pointed hour
Mr.. Garlic. from Tie Committee on Bu-
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MISREPRESENTATION Oil

VIE Subscribers desire to inform Consumers and
Dealers in Carbon Oils, that they have recently
erected Refinery, for the distIlatIOn and manuinc
tnre Of very superior Hydro Carbon OIL for iInni
mating purposes: All the latest imprUyene I'm the
PnE1hSatton and preparation of Native Petroliur,
have been adopted.
Tho great advantage Of a BRILLIANT light. and the
chsap cost at which It may be had will induce ali
sS2nomiG1l house keepers to adopt O-its entire
explosive burning duids now In use
10 careful test made by MS, one pint Of
our [hyar'ECarbon on" will give brilliant light
Tue cost only 20 OF cent per hour the bize OF flame
can De regulated as required and good light pro-
CENT. : - VI "N1
TO PSEsons in want of a cheap and good T.nbri.
.tIns on ior machinery Of any kind, can recon-
menu our machinery nil" made In part from Petro-
le1m and furnished Of any required density.
Oh on hand, put mp in packages Of any desirable
size from barrels to quart cans.
Warehouse on Market Alley
jel-2w WARREN 4 sON
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

reduy. Inc time Is at hand, if it has not al
ready passed, when not even a compromise can
save II: Let them make proper use of it, if they
appreciate the value of time, and have not deter
"'Neu u continue their course unchanged.
POLITICAL LETTERS.
commodore Charles Stewart has written Ietter
urging the Importance of conceding everything tn
tne south which they can justly demand-but saw
ing that mo compromises will ever prove to be a
corrective for wrongs done or rmeditated"-and that
his voice is "Miions for the redress of real griev
anees but not one cent for imaginary ones''
hon. A. II. Ii. Stuart, Secretary of the Interior
under Mr.. Fillmore, has written a letter to gen.
uenan IN Chicago, recommending that division
iihe De run along the parallel of $50 30/ to the
facihc-excepting CafOrnia-that the normal
condition OF all territory we now have or may
hereafter acquire north of that line shall be free
aud all south of it slave, until it shall be admitted
INTO the Union as States, and that then it may be
changed at the pleasure of its inhabitants This
with the repeal of the personal liberty bills the
amendment and enforcement of the fugitive slave
law, ana guarantees against interference with the
Interstate slave-trade and with slavery in the
Dlstrict OF Columbia, he thinks would restore
peace to the country.
Hon. G. NJ. Conrad, who was another member of
Mr flllmore'S Cabinet, has written a long letter
IN laVor OF immediate secession by separate State
action, on the ground that the slave States could
no' PROBABLY agree on any plan Of united separa-
ton, and also because the action already taken
by South Carolina has determined the course of the
whole South. Mr.. Conrad seems to regard all the
rest OF the slave States merely forming the tail
OF South Caroina's kite-and as bound to follow
hereyer she chooses to lead.
Senator Wigfall writes to friend in Galveston
that the North will not Weld an inch, and that the
opponents OF separate State secession in the South
are only endeavoring to get up a discussion which
snail divide the South, and pave the way for sub
III mmlssl0n. lie denounces Boteler, of Virginia, and
lowell, OF kentucky, as "Union-savers of the most
sort"
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astonetarQ ana Commercial 3fbiah,.

BALTIMORE, January s. 1861.
The Stock market here pretty firm in tone TODAY,
and in City 6s further advance of to per cent was
established, but at New York stocks generally were
weaker than yesterday Some of the stocks on the
list there declined heavily but others were only shade
lower In price. The transactions in stocks here were
quite light again, the sales the Board amour in
value to only about $4,000. Nothing was done in
Northern Central Railway, but of Baltimore
there were So shares sold at S5Sd5S5 closed as
on yesterday at s5s4 bid $50 asked regular way North
Central left OF at Sl4 bid regular way, figure
ing the that bid for it on yesterday. sale
made at the Board of 81 600 Northern Central Rail-
way 1885 bonds 46 but this was the only transaction
in Railroad bonds For City 6s there was good In
quiry, sales made of 900 1890 at &C. and 1000
do. at 96H, and they closed firm 964 bid For ls75s
95 was bid, and 96 asked. We note a sale to-day of1O
shares Merchants Bank at SlO8. The Mining stocks
quiet and rather heavy to-day Sales made Of
500 shares Springfield at $780, yesterdays price, and leo
shares Gardner Hill at $3.50. decline of cts For
Guilford which closed yesterday at So cts. bid 60 cts
asked only 45 cts bid to-day. There however
sellers at this figure.
In New York day. all the stocks on the list, with the
exception of Erie which advanced 81, lower Vir
ginia 6's declined 4; Missouri 6's 14 Canton Il; New
York Central q; Reading X Harlem X; Cleveland and
Toledo SIX; Michigan Southern & Michigan Southern
guaranteed s2 Rock Island sS and Gaena and Chicago
Y.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
TUESDAY January s, 1861.
1000 &" " 'so-e6H IS
i0Oo RN 'a' s5-4s 100 'hi Meins Ga5aGSr ca Hill $50
10 shs Merchants 500 shs Struggled
Bank, Jos Mining Co. $50
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LATEST NEWS.
T'ELEGRAMS.
Arrival Of Steamer Palestine.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
English View OF The American Crisis-De-
tails of Recent China News
Of Steamer Palestine.
Js DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEW YORK, Jan. S.-Ths steamer Palestine, from
Liverpool on the 26th ult. arrived here this even
ing.
The steamer Arabia arrived out on the 23d.
Business had been suspended for the Christmas
holidays since the sailing of the Austraasian. Po-
litical affairs generally were unimportant.
The political crisis in the United States was re-
garded as being more serious in gland than at first
supposed, and was attracting much attention. The
London Times in leader, SAYS, it thinks it quite
ossible that the problem of the Democratic Repub-
lie may be solved by overthrow in few DAYS
in spirit Of folly, selfshness and short sight
edness.
Italian affairs continued unchanged
1t was reported that the French feet was about
to quit Gaeta, but a counter rumor prevailed in
Paris that Prussia and France had agreed to sup
port Francis III. in his resistance until spring.
Great decentralization was reported to exist in the
besieged army at Gaeta.
1t was stated that decree was preparing at
Naples, ordering extraordinary levy of men
between the ages oils and 55 years of age.
Placards had b. en- posted at Rome, bearing the
arms OF Victor Emmanuel and the words-fswe de.
sire annexation to Sardinia" These pacards were
surrounded by crowds, but no arrests were made
A circular had been issued by NJ. Schnierbing, of
the Austrian Ministry, detailing certain reforms
granted. Its provisions are very liberal.
China advices state that the ratification of the
treaty with the Allies was exchanged and the con.
vention signed at Pekin, Oct 24th The French
ie'iieu loh ehiH, NOV. ISL. Inc English
would remain until the ambassadors left. A large
force were to remain at Tiensin till the treaty con
dtions were fulfilled. The principal clauses of the
treaty are as follows: The Emperor is to apollo
gize for the Peiho affair last year: English and
French Ministers to reside at Pekin; the ndemn-
ty fixed is to be doubled and Ten tsin is to be opened
to trade Immediately and emigration is to be al
lowed. Cowluan has been ceded to Great Britain.
The Emperor's summer palace had been entirely
burnt.
The bodies of the English prisoners who died in
the hands of the Chinese were brought to Pekin
and buried.
Captain Brabazon and Able Sue, were behead-
ed by the Chinese about Sept. 2lst. Their bodies
had not been recovered
The Emperor was still in Tartary
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-09

HARRlsBURG, Jan. S.-Edgar Cowan, Republican,
Of Westmoreland county, has been elected to the
L. S. Senate in the place of Mr.. Bger. The vote
stood: Cowan 99; Foster 35. This was strict
party vote. Mr.. Cowan is not radical Republi-
can. He was formerly Henry Clay Whig.
Vessel Seized for Violating Virginia Inspec-
tiOn Laws.
NORFOLK, Jan. 8.-Arrived in Hampton Roads,
ship Galatea, from Calao.
The schooner S. W. Suttre,l, of Staten Island,
has been seized for violation of the Virginia in
spectinn laws