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Baltimore g. Ohio Rail Road

N MCCULLOUGH. President
e R MYERS. Cont Ticket AE't. iel2
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and duty. Let IA beware of the causes
which have effected the ruin of the old re-
public; let us beware of the demagogues
and traitors, who have brought about our
past misiortuncs. Let us be free men de-
voted to the interests of our new govern
mcnt and all may yet be well.
Upon the "Gnishing" of the old iniqni-
ties, and the establishment of better sys.
tenn of things depends our future salvation
Let US hope
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-02
NOnicSti Intelligence.
From Tuesday Evenings True Delta.
The State Convention.

~ quait"r 10 lively" o'cock the president,
'A-,'oyrrnor Moutun, called the convention to
o'drI, 'nd tn u IN eloquent prayer WAS spoken
by the Rev. br Palmer Of this city
After son' remarks by the president upon the
necessity of preserving order and d'corum, thu
roll was called by Mr.. Secretary Wheat. III
members answered to their names
The minutes Of the last s'scinu in Eaton Rouge
w"rr read; the cord involving thu iira! appro-
vi Of The "O:dHaHcs of si.ccsSion," aud the
resolution in gard to the free navigation of the.
Mississippi river by all friendly powers
As that part Of the record, detailing the vote on
the secession ordinance, was read. Tue guns of tn.
battalion Of Washington Artillery, firing a salute
on Lalayrtt" square, sent ih,ir booming sound
through thu convention hall
Al - minutes to O'Clock tn convent ion went
INTO secret s~iom, TO consider thu rep rt of tn.
committee on commerce and navigation.
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Population Of Cities in ihc Umitcs,
states.

The following table shows the popula-
ton of thirty-four of the principle cities in
the United States, by the census of 1861 f;
also the population of 1880, the actual in
crease from 1880 to 500, and the per cen
taSc Of increase. The figure, for the cen
suo 1860 are obtained from various 9om ccs,
(says the Providence Journal,) and may be-
slightly changed by the official reports,
though it is probable that thy are gencr-
ally correct;
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-02

MASSACHUSETTS PRoFFERING AIMS 70
SnrTHCAgoLIXA.-Thc impulrnec Of the
Massachusetts Black Republicans is
known to be unhounded, but we confess To-
not being quite prepared for the last effort
in that line. Affecting TO hclicvc the pco-
pie ct south Carolina to BE- AT present in n
state Of actual starvation, one, Mr.. Tyler,
of Boston, arose on Tuesday last, in the
Massachusetts Legislature, and offered a
resolution TO the effect that.
ain view ofthc great suffering in South
Carolina, til" Immediate consequence Of the
citizens of that State acting under "A mis-
taken idea of their rights and obligations,
and in view Of the abundance and prospect
" of His commonwealth, sum be ap-
proriatcd from the State Treasury, to be
invested IN provisions and stores for the
rclict Of our suffering fclIow-countrymen in
that State"
This is rcfrrshinGly cool, and but add,
insult to injury. First, there fellows help
20 steal negroes from Southern planters,
apd then under pretensc Of Christian chart
ty, offer to put the latter upon the pauper
list
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TEL f. G. Il A u III | C..
FOREIGN ~ Il w ~ /.
Latest from Washington.
[FIom the y. O. Daes.
British Government n';d Southern
COnfedcracy.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.--The British Minister,
Lord Lyons resident here, says his Government
would be disposed to recognize a Southern Con-
felcracy or Provisional Government for the same,
in ease a favorable tariff bill should be passed.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-From advicrs rccciv-
ed here, by telegraph, to-day il is believed that
the assault Of Fort Pckcns, Pensacola, viii take
place before tomorrow morning.
WASHINGTON, Jan. EX-SENATOR Diglrr ex-
presses himself confident that the Pennsylvania
Legislature will endorse the compromise propos-
tions Of Mr.. Cnttcnlcn, of Kentucky.
Proceedings Of Congress.
WAsHINCToN, Jan. Oh tho House If Rep
cs,ntativcs to-day, tie Tennessee resolutions
were presented, tabled aud a.t"rv ards ordered to
be piintcd.
The committee on Ways aul Means hay" been
Instructed to consider the expectancy Of rrp"al-
! ing the Gna on sugar.
Admission Of Kansas.
The bill providing for the admission Of Kansas
as a statr in the Union, passed by a Vote Of III
yeas agaiEs; - nays.
The bill for more ci'ctual'y organizing the militia
of the District of Columbia passed by H. follow
! ing vote: ayes IL nays -.
The Speaker Of the House submitted message.
from the President comm' ndinS the Virginia
| peace resolutions.
II" recommends Congress not TO pass any law
calculated to provoke hos'ilitirs. IIr says d,fnc,
Is not aggression that it has brcn TIE policy of
tn" Government from lis beginning. The Prcsi-
dent dos not yet despair of the Il public.
IN the Senate.
| Mr.. lvcrson, Of Georgia, took leave Of the Sen
ate to day, saying that if the Govcrnnr, ut block
AIDED Southern ports. Other nations would inter
| frr and if the North made & war ef cxtcrmina-
lou it would hc necessary for the South never
to BE- suIiuga; Il.
Views Of the President.
President buchanan, IN his message to Con
grrss, says hc docs nO' possess the power TO all
stain, "n the part Of the Federal Government,
from artS calculated to prevent collision He
| says it i, lis duty to employ Constitutional
means to protect the property Of the United
States within TIA" seeding States, aud TO preserve
public peace AT the seat of Government.
Specie from Europe
NEW io%K, Jan &-.-Thr steamer Etna, from
! Liverpool the 10Th and Queenstown the i7ih.
brought ~ 100000 in specie.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-02

WATcu.-Watch, for the time Is short.
The days make haste. The hours fly
swifter than any m"'coric body that ever as
tonished the world by its fIc.tnrss. Watch,
for it will be but few days before you
will put your foot upon tht shore Of the
eternal world, when with wide circumspec-
ton, YOU will soc the height, and DEPTH
and length, and breadth of that treasure
which awaits you there; and when ali tlr.
tear, and al lhc strife, and all the watch
ings ofear'h viii #rtm to YOU as nothing,
the meane-t price, to rqy Tor such endless
dignity and glory.
"lnl what ny ua;, you say unto
MI, Watch r'-BorLer.
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Later. Foreign News.
Washington Items.
Letter ftoIn Mr.. Lincoln.


WASHINGTON, Jan. %9,--I'rivatc reliable letters
from Mr.. Lincoln urge his friends 10 Cancellation
and compromis", and Indicate the border state
resolutions as a reasonable basis of adjustment.
Soon after ih" Electoral vote, is count i, on I, brIl.
airy 18th, hp viii CIV, lis ,.,ys On Tho lrrsen,
crisis.
Commissioners 20 Washington.
The Union men are mUch Encouraged by the
prompt response 70 the invitation for commissions
els to meet iii Washington on tie 4thoffcbruary.
The Border State Conventions.
1t is not believed that any border state viii
elect majority fayoring secession, affairs being
more hopeful.
Instructions OF Gecretary Dix.
SECRETARY Dix has instructed the commander,
of the revenue cutters to defend themselves if at
tackled and if tn" as,aauts are superior in .urcc,
10 run the vessels ashore and blow them up.
Cen. Dix also wrae 80 the Collector of ia,
royt ca N,v U..cLi.s 10 app 10 the Governor at
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Louisiana 80 revoke the seizure OF the govern
mcnt hospital, and ordering the two hundn and
sixty patients to be removed. Mr. Dix says this
was IN outrageous barbariiy, dsgr ccful u any
age or country.
Fugitive Slavc Law
WASHINGTON, Jan. PA fugitive slave law
was introduced in the Senate to-day by Mr.
Douglas Is considered thorough and effective, OBJ
Waiting the objections to the present statute.
Proceedings of Tammany Hall
New YORK, Jan. 2S.-Tammany Hall has re-
solved that thcu delegates should her, after be-
recognized as the only delegates Of the Dmocra-
cy Of the city of New Yolk.
Meeting at Cooper Institute.
NEW YORK, Jan. ga large meeting of c;i.
zrns was held AZ the Cooper Institute yestrd4y
1t recommended tie compromise of Mr. Criticnd,r
Il. the best basis of adjustment.
The chairman appointed Mrssrs Jas T. Brady
Cornelius X Garrison and Appleton Calsm;h
commissioners to visit the srcrdnJ states immc
diat-iy, and to report The result at the earliest
practicable mou"nt.
Georgia State Convention.
MuLrrGEyIiIE, Jan. 2-.-TEc ordinanc,
adopted ,n Saturday ab"!.ling the f'dcla
courts was rrcousidcrcd and recommended foi
the purros" of making an Admiralty court
Commissioners were appointed to visit the slave
holding states.
The Delegates 10 thu Montgomery convcnti I
ar. instructed to make PROVISIONAL government
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-02

TNwRiTTEN PoETRY-Far down in
the depths of the human heart there is a
fountain Of pure and hallowed feeling,
from which, at times, swells up tide Of
emotion which words are Powerless to ex-
prcss-which the soul alone can apTfeci-
ate. Full many hearts OVERLOOKING with
sublime thoughts and holy imagining,
need but the open Of fire" 10 hold enrap-
tured thousands in its spells. The thoughts
that breathe" are there, but not the "word7
that burn" Natures own inspiration fills
the heart with emotions too deep for at
terance, and with the poetry cf the heart
lies forever concealed in its own mysteri-
Gus shrine.
Unwrittcn poetry 1t is stamped upon
the broad blue sky; it wrinkles in every
star. 1t minglcs iii the oceans surge,
and glitters in the dcw-drop that gems th.
lly's bell II glows in the gorgeous col
ors Of the decline Of day, and rests in the
biackenpd crest Of the gathering storm
cloud. 1t is on the mountains hight, and
in the cataract's roar--in the towering oak
and in the tiny flower where we can $40
the hand Of God, ihegr le2uty find l"r
dtrclIin"rlact.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-02
RESOLUTION

Hela'irf 10 H. Navigation cft'e Mississippi Eitcr.
Rcsoi"d, That We, tn" people Of the Siatr Of
Louisiana, rccoGniz" the right of the free navisa-
tibn of the Mississippi River and its trbntari $,
by all friendly States bordering thereon And
we also recognize the right Of rgrrss aud ingrrss
of the mouths of the Mississippi hy all friendly
States and Powers and we do hereby declare
our willingness Ia enter into any stiputa,ions to
ua'aRicr the exercise of said rights.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-02

Mr.. Melee of Morehouse offered an
amendment that 10 extra mileage be paid
Both tabled.
Mr.. Morgan, Of St. Landry, introduced
bill to confer certain powers on the Police
jury of st. Landry parish, relative to
roads and lcvecs. Referred.
The House and Senate thea adjourned
over till the 18th prox., without transact
ing further business of importance.
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Views Of the President.
EUROPEAN POLITICAL. NEWS.

SANDY Hook, Jan. 2S.-Thc IiYrpool, New
York and Philadelphia Mail Company steamship
Etna from Liverpool the 10th, via Queenstown
the Eth passed this point to-day on her way to
New York
TIL Eina bring arr days later news than was
previously received by rA,. Magma.
LNfErooI, Jan. l6--'ihr sales Of cotton on
Monday and sday amounted to iccoo bales,
Including .0u,o tak, ou speculation aud for rN.
post. The ad,crs received from the United
<ta.cs by ih,, Il amer Persia caused an adyanc,
offdly I'll
Th.ahic.s from Manch-str ar 90 very f.
,or;hlr character.
The .narkrl for manufactures COOL and yarns
WI, quiet Int firm. An advance in prices i,iuan.
drd u.s. holu'rs Checks business.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. Il, l. M.-Thr SALES of cot
ton IN I.i,upool On the 10Th aud Eth reached
20. eco bals, of which 5000 were taken on spec.
u!a;ion and hy exporters.
Mrssrs. Jamcs Hewitt & Go, say cotton al
yamrrd lid ali round since Friday.
Tho quantity of American cotton Lu"wn To b,
at sal, 3tp,ooJ bales aga:l,: 1919 at the
rondr- period last year.
BANS on FWANrE.
!, is ru.orrd r!.at th, H:rl. or France has con
trnp'1t"d rh~ suspension Of sprcr payment.
Tie ia +. Hou,." nal. s. duh ijrml> G7f.ac
Gcnc.,,! as., Pclitiras Intelligence
T%aIA&u.
Tn. rr"rr.'s H.nch in Er-laul las issued d.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-02

'nEATGE.-Th Troupe pIsying in
city are nightly gaining favorb by their
'esentations. 1t will be seen by the
ertisrment that Shakspcare's play of
Met is to be repeated this evening by
lest. The name of the play alone
lid he sufficient 10 draw a full house
The actors, who are spoken of very
Ily in their rendition of this great
ter-pircr of The Bard. Mr. John Da-
who assumes the part Of Hamlet, has
cely his superior on the stage in this
actcr His readiness and acting gave
crsal satisfaction, and evidence that
lstly merits high rank in his profrs,
Mrs. j. Davis rs the Quecn acquit-
herself to perfection. Mrs. Rca as
lila won many friends. In fact the
lc play was received with enthusiasm,
we say to the play-goers, do not miss
at, but give them a bumper.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-02

|s.V The splendid passenger steamer
|RAND ERA, Capt. Ben. Il. Nouns, will
iyc New Orleans every Monday evening
i Alexandria and Shreveport and all in
m"diatr landings; returning will arrive
Alexandria ON Saturdays, arriving at
W. Orleans every Sunday evening.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-02

The IHAtUELPmN AE-EAAiS.-Oftac
present condition Of these arscnals the
Ledger remarks:
The arsenal ut Trays Ferry contains
equipments for eight Or ;rn thousand mcr,
besides y lar9n quantity Of camp cquipaev
and currtcrmastcr's stores. There have.
not been shipments To- the South or any
where else recently, c,cc}d 20 supply the
ordinary requirements Of the army In the.
arsenal Of BriGrsburg there are ~ brass.
field pieces, q twelve and twenty fouI poun-.
drrs, - heavy sea coast guns, but no Co
lumbiads, which are being cast at Pitts
burg. There are also iJ,tJJ muskrts, and
about 1900 mus:ctoons, rifles, pistols, AZ
carbincs, and lot Of artillery equipments.
also II 900 Of mu4k't md rifle powder.
and 900 pounds Of cannon powder on
storage. The lnushrts comprise n large
number ofri:i.l pieces. There are also
10000 muskct bHlls, Grd two million
pounds Of nitrc, for tie maaufactuf- Of
powder; also, 10000 pounds Of -rIph0s
for the same pmpos'.
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TERrhS

|RScErTloH-Four Dollars per anrrm, in al
vance; If not paid within Six Months from the
me IT subscribing, fiv" Dollars. No subscrp-
ZION taken for a urriod of less than six
|unRtns. u
i, ERR NC.-t'ycuifcmcnts Inserted at the
aic of One Do'l,r per square of ten lines or
css f"r the first insertion, and Fifty Cents for
zach additional publication. Advertisements
bapcariug AT intervals win b, charged each
! inc tn wicr of first publication, Upon
kearlv adycI;itcmrni5 e liberal discount VIII be
|ualr
IirUAEY NOTICES, when over square, viii he
'tlialgcl at the regular rates g! advertising
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-02

Ell. Constitutional: Please announce in
iur paper that if Cot. W. i. LEWIS
| II consent to- become candidate for
b Office of Judgc'of the District com
scd Of the parishes Of Hapidrs, Natchi-.
|;hcS, Vim aud Sabine, he will receive
o warm support oithc
h VOTERS OF RApiBES.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-02

- After 81, ordiraAcc Of secession was
'scd III the State Convention, a PROPOSE
i was made to refer thc same to the
lpic, for their approval or rejection, hut
8 laid ON the table, by the following
e: 81 TO -. We had thought hereto
? that the people ruled, but it seems
Sadays TINT the government is in the
ds of y few who are afraid to submit
ir acts to thcpcoplc for their action. We
sumo that the next thing we shall have
be an "ahsolutc monarchy" with Sill
at it, head and Judas" as his lrc-
r.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-02

IL " FINE CIGARS-Col. :. W. llcnaric
5 Just received, direct from Havana, Il
acndid assortment of \ |. Cigars which
offers to the public at a fair price. =. See
Ivcrtiscmcnt in another column
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-02

Hc lie pcopie Of the STATE Of LoHisi0ra, IN
Contention 0sS,mJied, do dcciare nnd ordain, md
is hereby deri0red and ordained, That the Or
dinancc passed by rs in Convention on the 22nd
day of November, in tn" year I-ll, whereby the
Constitution Of the United States of America, and
the am HImrHts of the said Constitution were
adopted and all laws and ordinances by which
the State of Louisiana became member of the
Federal Union, DE- aud The same are hereby IT,
pcalcd and abrogatrd and that the union now
subssting between Louisiana and other Sta.cs,
und the name Of " The United States # Amer.
ica," is hereby dissolved
ne do )nrtLer deriarc anil 0rdGiD, That The
stat" Of Louisiana hereby resumes all rights and
powers heretofore delegated To the Government
eff The United States of America; that her citizens
are absolycd from al allegiance TO said Govern
mcut and that s!ir is in full possession and cx-
crcisc Of all those rights of sovereignty which APP
pertain to free aud Independent State
Ne do further dcclare anil oriqR, That all
rights Acquired and vested und.r the CInstitu.
ton nl the United Stalcs, or any act of Congress
OF treaty, under amy law Of this State, and not
Incompatible with this ordinance, shall remain in
force, and have the same III ct rs fifth. orlinano,
had not been passed
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-02

To We are authorized to announce that
tuCllESTER CHAPLAIN, is n Can
flate for the Judgship in the District
Imposed Of the parishes Of Rnpides, Match
|bchcs, VIM ard Sabine, Election in
pril next
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-02

t0 We are under obligations to the po-
. officers Of the Louis Dor for late "a
rs. She passed up on yesterday.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-02

y q The river is now rising from the
Gets of the late rains. Boats still 60
|swn with full loads.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-02

p We are pleased TO state % orr citi
that DR. G.. W. LANEY has returned
win practice lis prof Ion IN c'r
/. See IL, ADVERTISEMENT.