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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-03
From Washington

WAsHINGToS, Jan, 2.-The Post Office De
partment cancelled its contract with the Isabe
| line for the conveyance of the mails from
Charleston to Key West. ..
| Many persons found it impossible to obtain
admittanoe to the Senate galleries to day, they
being crowded as early as 10 o'clock this morn
ing. ,-..
In addition to the oratorical attraction, Ii was
thought the President would transmit the con-
templated message relative to affairs in South
Carolina. This, however. has been necessarily
delayed, owing to certain pending questions
Instead of the message, however. the President
sent in an important nomination for Collector in
the neighborhood Of Charleston barbor
The name Is believed to be VIM. Mcintyre,
of Pennsylvania, although others say he is in
New. York The Republican Senators desired
to go into executive session on the subject, but
this was resisted by the other side, and an ad-
journment was carried by the Democrats pres
ent, with the exception of Senators Bigler,
Latham, and Powell. 1t is not certain, accord
ing to present appearances, that Mr.. Mcintyre
will be confirmed. The nomination Is consd-
cred in the highest degree important, and as
foreshadowing the future operations Of the ad
ministration. t.'.
Private accounts from Charleston state that
1000 negroes are engaged in the erection of
Notifications in the harbor, and that the chan
nels leading to Fort Sumter have been obstruct
ed by sunken vessels, and the buoys removed;
also that Gov. Pickens has received the offer of
l0,000 volunteers from without the State,
who hold themselves in readiness.
IL is not true ns has been reported thr Sena-
tor Seward, of New York, intends either to sub.
NIT proposition relative to the present crisis
or to make speech on the esubject.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-03

New York Legislature - Governors Message
ALBANY, January 2.-The Legislature NEE
at ii O'Clock this morning. i7E - IA
The Governor, in his message, In relation /,
national affairs says, in his opinion secession Il
disuni0n, and disunion, so soon as IL shall take
form and proportion is treason, which it will be
the duty Of the general Government to arrest
and punish. To permit or acquiesce In treason
able conspiracy against the National authori
ties, is to confess that our Government Is an
absolute failure. The people of New York are
not prepared for such an admission, and in the
enforcement Of The laws will give their earnest,
faithful and constant support New York does
not ask, nor, does she desire, the restoration of
the Missouri Compromise line. After full and
free discussion, her people have declared against
the extension of slavery into any Of the Terri.
tories and this they regard as disposition Of
that question, till revoked by the same authori
ty Ever ready, nevertheless, as she has prov
ed herself to be heretofore, New York will, in
all honorable ways, endeayor to reconcile the
arrangements now existing in the country.
The actien of a magnanamous and loyal State
should be patient, calm, conciiiatory, and fra.
ternal, without the surrender of important
rights, or the sacrifice of vital principle.
Governor Morgan recommends the repeal Of
the 30 called Personal Liberty Law, although
it is entirely imperative, and without any dis
position to interfere, and he respectfully invites
all States, that have laws Of this character,
conflicting with the Federal Constitution, to re.
peal them. He thinks it would be well for the
Legislature of New York State, to give solemn
assurances to the Southern States, that all their
rights under tho Constitution, and the laws, are
recognized, and will on the part of the people of
this State, be respected and maintained invio-
liable, -
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From the ebsrIeston Convsptior

CHARLESTON, Jan. 2.--The President of tn.
Convention announced the result of the ballot
ing for commissioners to certain States
The Convention then went into secret ses
aicn, to ballot for commissioners for Geor gis
and Texas. .- .. -.rf
The Columbia artillery, numbering so men
arrived here at one o'clock to day, and proceed
ed to the harbor, They will use cannon be-
longing to Charleston.
Two Thousand pounds of powder have breu
ordered to one of the forts.
The Convention had adopted as announce ed
the report recommending that proper measures
be adopted to insure the forming OF Southern
confederation, BY the appointment of commits
sioners to slave holding States, asking them to
call conventions to consider their future political
relatians. ... .........r
This step arises by no means from presump
tuous arrogance, but an advance in position Of
circumstances, giving to South Carolina in the
maiut aiming right, security and the very exis.
tence Of the slave holding South,
The instrument called the Constitution of
the United States, is suggested as a suitable and
proper basis to be offered for q provisional gov
ernment. ..ss ..t ...
The following are the principal considerations
which induce the Convention to give that the
preference That the said instrument was the
work of minds of the first order, In strength
and accomplishment; that it was most carefully
constructed, by comprehensive views, and care
ful examination of details; that experience has
proved it to be good form of government, for
those sufficiently virtuous, intelligent and patri.
otic, to cause it to be fairly and honestly con.
strued and impartially carried out; that il is the
settled opinion of this State, that this has new.
er been an adverse plan of government for the
confederated States, on account of any thing in
its structure, but classification attributable to
false CLOSES. a7 ...' -a ~.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-03
Maasao ohusattu Iesirla,ura.


BosToN, Jan. 2,--Mr. ClaAin made short
address in accepting the Office of President of
the Senete, in which he said: While VIC meet
under circumstances auspicous in our own State,
a deep agitation pervades other parts of our
country, causing every true patriot to feel the
greatest anxiety. Dsunion is attempted in some
States, because, as Is alleged, laws have been
passed by others, contrary to the Constitution oil
the United States. Massachusetts is accused Of
unfaithfulness in this matter. in some of her
enactments, although she has always been ready
to submit to judicial decision, and is so still
She has ever guarded jealousy the liberty Of
/ her citizens, and, trust, ever will. We canno
falter now, without disgrace or dshonor. What
ever action We may take, let US be careful O
the rights Of Others, but faithful to our trusts
that we may return them to our constituent
unimpaired.
Speaker Phelps, in his remarks to the House
uttered substantially the same sentiments.
Gov. Andrews message will not probably b
delivered before Saturday.
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THE MARKETS,
New York Market.
ITRLRsRAPHED FOR TuE OHIO srA1EsMAs

TEIRaRAPHED FOR THR OHIO srA1BsMAs
... ....-..... NRw YORK, Jan. 3.
FL0UR-receps3 $50 bbls market So tier with mod
crate demand for export and home trade consumption;
sales 1900 bbls at S5 305. 40 for super state
10 for extra Sate IS 3095 40 for superne vese, n
S. 55g6 for common to medium extra western: IS sO
for inferior to good shipping brands extra Round
Hoop Chic. Canada flour scarce and rner; sales oOG
bbls at IS, ,7O97,20.
RYE FLoUR-steady at sse5a4,Is for common to
choice supeEfne. =. 50 ~ =
WHEAT-market I92c higher with moderate exnor,s
demand sales at 60 oO0 bush at SlIsl for Cheaue
spring; sl,2e@l30 for Milwaukee Club and ambre wis
consiu; VI, 30 for Cadanian olub Sl37l % for Win.
ter red Western; Sls791 so for white Western and
Canadian. .a. ~.
RYE-quiet atT59sOc. 4.
BARLHY-quet and unchanged. |he
tC0RNreceipts of $50 bush market quite Arm with
fair export demand; sales of 10000 bush az TIA7oc
mixed Western in store and delivered. = m
0ATs-lower, with sales at a6937h; western Cana
dian and state. W. H -
P0RK-quiet and firm; sales Of 100 bbl, at sl0 2;
for Mess and Sl2 so for prime. 49, -
BEEF-dull and unchanged. .-"N
CUT hEATS--dull and heavy. t.. , . F.
LARD-frm; sales Of $50 bbs at lOA9l0L
BUTTER- in fair request at 14G2O for state
CHEEsE9steady at 9@l0H.
WHIsKY--1m; sales Of $50 bbls at I9X92O. a.
| ST0CkS-lower moderate business; money continue,
easy on call dos per- ct short rst class paper II pom
at l09 Southern Exchange steady with limited sale
at 1910 for best brokers bills; O. e. r. 1, 56k; @
&c I. 40; MY. 772S; Erie assented BOY; Har. l5X do
preferred 36&; Reading 30; NJ. 8. l6K do. quoted 37
Sci. & Hud. s5 Penn. ~; M. NJ. IL; d. & Ch, 65k;I
O scrip 7gK; Ere 40L; Hud. 4ek; Mn. IS; @. B. 4 o
&C; Pao. Mail SIX; Lac. Grants Is Md 6s 70 Tenn
| 70; Va, az Cal. 1887. ~ - w
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Michigan Legislature = Gcvsrnor's Mes,aps

%.
DETROIT, Mich Jan. 2.-The Michigan Leg.
islature met at Lansing, yesterday, and orgaui-
zed, By electing Dexter Mussey, of Macomb,
Speaker.
The retiring Governor delivered hisr rannual
message to both Houses. State affairs are req.
resented in prosperous condition He takes
strong ground against the right of secession;
charges tho President of the United States with
incorporating the principles of the Republic
can party and attributes the present sectional
excitement to the misrepresentation Of North
ern Democratic Presidents. r. .f5u ..
AS to the intentions and designs OF that par
ty, in relation to the Personal Liberty laws OF
this State, he says if they are unconstitutional
and in conflict with the fugitive slave law, they
should be repeated, but says these are right and
speak the sentiments of the people, and are in
strict accordance with the Constitution, and
ought not to be repealed. Let them stand; this
is no time for timid and vascilating councils
while the cry of treason is ringing in our ears.
The message of the incoming Governor will
be delivered to-day. =, sas = 90 .-. t.77a..
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wsahington Desps.ehe. 70 tae New Yelk e.ss.


New YoRK, Jan. IA Washington dispatch
to the Times Gays that high authority snnoun.
cea that the policy of the Administration tow
ard the secessionists Is entirely changed Hence
forth. it will be conolistory, but firm in the
execution o. the laws. ~YfEA
Thesloop OF war Brooklyn and another vessel
at Norfolk, were yesterday ordered to be in
readiness for immediate dpsrture for Charleston,
Capt. Chas. Stone has been, on recommenda
ton Of Gen. Scott, appointed Inspector General
of Militia in the DistIict.Of Columbia. He Ia
to organize the militia of the District to repel
lnvasions, suppress insurrection aud preserve
public property. s,gypr,, o.
The rumor gains credence that the important
Southern posts will be Immediately reinforced
with troops.a - e. ----s-e
A salute of 100 guns was fred tonight in
honor Of Msjor Anderson 81.
| A Washington Special Despatch to the Post
says; A Collector for the port OF Charleston vii
be nominated to-day, to supercede Callock. -
| An explosion is expected in the Senate; a proc
lamtion and not special message is expected
| from the Precedent - .-.-...,-... ... t
Major Anderson informs the Government tina
reinforcements are not needed at Fort Sumpter
special dispatch to the Commercial Aduerts
er says that there is a much better feeling il
Washington.
tits understood that Secretary of War Hol
and Attorney General Stanton are at liberty T.
take what measures they may deem necessar,
for the public good. And they are takin
measuees to maintain the honor Of our flag an
, to protect the public property. ''.
The armory infantry barracks and severa
. stores were burnt this morning. isi M
The rumor that an attempt had been made t
assasslnate Senator Wade was unfounded.
! The majority of tho committee Of Thirty
Three have agreed upon, and will report @ pla
of adjustment. .i..i u elsl..s. ..-als -gysu
j There is very currentrumoP that o raid trol
the South upon the city of Washington is
3 contemplation at an early day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-03

~ DiEp --0p the 18th December, 1860, at tbe
residence of his father, near Centreville
FRiKcIs MARION MANN, In the 18th year of his
age. He was the youngest son of Capt. THoM
AS MANN, and grandson Of S. MANN, Esq.,
Of Jefferson township, in this county. The
deceased was treasurer of the Forest Grove
Band, and universally beloved by all the mem.
bers. He was idolized by his family, and respee.
ted and esteemed by all who knew him. He
was worthy member of the M. f, Church.
"Biest is the memory of the just
And sweet their sluInbers In the dust;
Though lost, long lost to mortal eye,
Their well earned name shall never die y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-03
R.ILRoAp AccIpFNr.--YesterdaY morning a

RAILROAD ACCIDENT Yesterday morning, as
the train on the Columbus and Indianapolis
Railroad, coming east, was nearing Woodstock
at high rate of speed, on the Down grade, an
old farmer attempted to cross the track in front
of the locomotive. Every effort was made to
check the engine; but it was impossible to pre-
vent collision. Both the horses were killed,
and the wagon, with the farmer in it, tossed
some fifty feet into an adjoining field. Though
iOseusible for time, he was not seriously in
jlred The folly OF the man in attempting to
cross the track, with the train in full view, and
coming at rapid rate, seems unaccountuble.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-03
cleveland Market.

r-Fsa.. q CLrvEIASo, Jan. 9. z
FLoUR-saies of 100 bbls choice red double extra at
wHEAT-sales Of car red at sl,OO, and gears white
delivered on o. & track atsl 10. TFT
C0RN-sales Of car new at &c.,
0AT5--quiet at CSC. 'G+.I4 elIUiii 4t
H0GS-steady, with sales Of 70 head at SIS as d
vidng on 100 Bs, and Is do at s5,75. ~
LARD--sales Of kegs old at yc, and 1900 9 new Al
9Kc. "
EGGs--sales of bbls at Ice. Ill. rr.I
HIGHWINES-sales Of 40 bbls at l5Hc. a,
BRUITs-dried apples are inactive at 31sc. Peaches
are quiet at 12@l9c. .u "It - 'll'f
sEEDs@slCysr is GuOtabls at $3.50. TinOthy Is in
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-03

REDUcIEo WoRK AND WAeEs.-In order "a
nee. the exigency of the times, plan has beer
adopted in macy industrial establishments, oi
reducing tho amount Of work per dag with 0
corresponding reduction of wages, in order tc
avoid an entire dcshargo Of a portion of th,
workmeu. In accordance with this plan, We
learn that in the workshops Of tho Little Miami
and Columbus and Xania Railroad, the number
of working hours per day has been reduced one
fourth rf ....
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-03
Arrival of the Northern Light. ;

New YoRK, Jan 3.--The steamship Northern
Light, from Aspinwal Dec 25th, brings nearly
million and a half in specie.
The revolution was progressing in Carthage
ma. The city of Santa Martha was captured
on the 5th of December, by the revolutionists.
The Government troops were escaping to As
pinwall, on board several Government vessels
and schooners. Z
The revolutionists committed great excess at
Santa Martha, but were prevented frou plum
dering the Custom House, by tho intervention
OF the British fIigate Tagus.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-03

ADVICE 10 LADIES w are aware there are
many Of our lady readers who are complaining
of weakness and debility. Our advice is to 60
atonce and get some Of McLEAN's srRrSGrH-
EniNo CORDIAL AND BLOOD PURFIER. It is de-
iicious ToNc,and jest the thing to sTRENGrHEN
and iSviaoRArE the whole organization, and
PURIFY the Blood. See advertisement in aB-
other column y WIee Y Ntaises n our W. !
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-03

tTAKEa,- However. thht Is neither here nor
Here; she went home to breakfast, and had
~, freely caught the full flavor of her first sip Of
"'A-' when the servant passed her plate of bis
suit, the sight of which, to say nothing Of smell
Immediately threw her into violent Mysteries
"Oh." she exclaimed, in an agonzing tone o
voice, stake the horrid things from my sight
This sad spectacle would have been prevented
had the cook used D. B. De Land h Coz
Chemical Saleratus, instead of the worthless
impure stuff which did find Its way into tha
otherwise peaceful and happy household. d. B
De Land &. CO., Fairport, Monroe Co., N. Y,
makea perfectly pure and reliable saleratus
1t can be procured Of most dealers in groceries
and at wholesale from tho grooers in larg
towns, and Of the manufacturers. ''1' II, II
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-03
Pennsylvania Lsgisisture-Mr. Cameron, Co.

HARRISBURG, Jan 2.-In the Senate to-day,
Mr.. Smiths Union resolutions we're reported,
by majority Of the Select Committee.
The Committee declining its dissent from
many points contained therein.
A debate ensued on motion to postpone for
the present.
The matter was finally laid over till to NOR
row. ....
Dispatches have been received from Repub.
lican members of Congress, by Republican
members of the Legislature, asking for post
ponemcnt for the present, of all propositions
looking to appropriations for arming the mill
tary.
Mr.. Cameron went through town to day, on
his way from Springfield to Waahinton City.
He has certainly been appointed Secretary oi
the Treasury by Mr. Lincoln, and has been &C
cepted,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-03
MADAMn VAn,AN JAMr0.---This America

MADAME VARiAN JAMES.--This American
Vocalist who has taken rank as one of the mos
briIliau. artistes of the age, will soon maxi
her appearance in this city. As will be seeI
b; The announcement in our advertising col
umns, abe will give two grand Concerts here
She has recently been giving Concerts in Louis
vile The journal of that city speaks in rap.
tureus terms of her success. We quote few
ssGtences;
"Ii Gu evidence were required that Kentucky
was loyal TO the Union sentiment, IL was afforded
last Saturday evening when Mrs. Varian James
sang the Star Spsngled Banner at the concert
III the Masonic Temple. Every vcrae was re-
echeed back amidst q torrent Of applause and
the widest demonstrations of satisfaction. =
Ssott.hsartcd men with glistcning eyes sparkling
with the fires OF patriotism, raised their loud
huEzas, and tho women-our wives, mothers,
aud daughters, God bless tbem-joinad the &C.
claim, while their white handkerchiefs seemed
to us, as they were 10 raptuously waved, like a
hock of snowy doves encircling the vast audi
euce and presenting an emblem of peace.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-03

Frozen TO DEArH.-Thursday night of last
week, man was found about mile from New
Lisbon. 70 frozen that he died the next day
Perhapsit ia an immaterial circumstance, bnt
it IL stated that bottle was found ip his pocket
containing redisb colored Uhisky,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-03
Missouri Legislature.

JEFFERSON Cry, Jan. 2.--The Democracy In
caucus last night fused, and to-day tho House
organized by electing the entire ticket. John
McAfee, Of Shelby county, Breckinridge man,
elected speaker, and Thos. H. Murray, of Ben.
ton county, Douglas, chief clerk, WE ..'e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-03

ExcEILEnF.--Havc you yet tried Gusrnsey'i
Balm2 If not, why not1 Have you doubts 70,
gardlng its sflicacyf One application Of the
Balm win nbs dispel your doubts, but viii, a
the time, remove soreness and Inflammation
After this, dSa'tbo withontit.IFg asi9sgo
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-03

PRoBaTE 6TATIsTic,--During the year 1860
the Pre6ste Jadge of this county issued 4st
marriage licenses, admitted 81 wills to probate
geanted u letters OF administration and letters
te'tameapry, and appointed 70 guardians.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-03

EFFECr OF HARD TINES ON CoNvlcr LABOR
1t seems that Messra. HALL, AYREs, & Co., con
t'acto,s foe convict labor, have been in the hsbi
of employing some fifteen convicts above the
number regularly contracted for. On New
Years Gay, this firm notified the Warden of the
Penitentiary that on aud after the following
day, they would have no further use for this
surplus convict labor
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-03
The Canada Fugitive,
HAMILTON, CANADA, Jan 3.

HAAILTONI CANADA, Jan 8,
A large meeting was held last evening in re.
lation to the Fugitive Slave case of Anderson.
Speeches were made justifyiug his escape, and
resolutions we're adopted to use every exertion
to prevent his rendition.
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GFEa-ADoRE CARrEsTER, E:q, vas on the
;g7sh Dec. elected Major of the War Eagle
oand, in Jefferson ;ownshp, Franklin coonty,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-03

Re- Eistted.-on New Years day, the old
officers ofthe Little Miami and Columbus and
Xenia Railroad were re elected for the current
year,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-03

ARRwAr OF CRuIsER --Mr. RAsEy's horse
Csaiser hfts arrived in New York He is ex-
pected IN ttolumbus in few weeks. n H.. T.,l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-03

TREsToN, N. J., Jan. 2.-Y Yesterday noon
twenty.one guns were fred in honor of Major
Anderson, for the noble stand taken by him.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-03

Netercsa we' forget the scene. Mrs. James
as the GcjdesAo OF Liberty dressed in appropriate
costume, With Der cadences, now falling in flute.
like esoftpess and then rising like the mighty in
spifAtioa ofa peoples prayer, until caught up
bytha audience and drowned in thunders Of pa
'Eiotie applAple and acclaim" tt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-03

GrAt9 a chsistmas dinner given to the old
people Of zincsville and Putnam, JOSEPH
Z, aged lis years, was present,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-03

&C Thief notorious ABBY KELLY was lecturing
at New Lisbon last week She was escorted
by cOlO,l led gem an. a9isi3a sag st.sa. ag--I
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