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Correspondents Of the Chicago Tr.bunc.l'

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Correspondence Of thechieaso Tribune.
A4otsos' feo' y 1soi.
fhe following preamol9 and resolution have
Deen aoop1eo ey notn 9ena1o ano Assembly
without q cal OF Inc ayes anu noes:
.na ;Ss es sstet sa as'S la
'Persopai Liberty Bills" Enacted for the protec-
tida ~ n, thaa IJ aa
q III Federsl Consultation F. relation s lie ica.
dtoa o. 1 aa a 1nc
oh which to prevail upon thf people Of he Border
Slave tates to ION tho IN IN 'he1r % a.
~ cnnntr1 ~ intn All lie bprrors Of c,r{f Nss
|. nnfi - -.
f.: ;NuEHEAs, Tha States of Kentucky and Mary
land, wh 20 citizens suffer more loss than thoec Of
anJ other Stats, tEon ths eHeape Of 5heit zlayes.
unmoved oy any snG ave ttS.y . ;. neGtat
M "a sne0 '0e '''4 'A'
St,,rnr,e The nconle nf Wleeonsfn fnspfrcd bv
such e1amnles OF patriotism, a. well a. actaated
by sense 1t their own duty; ready at all times
70 meet fraternal advances u tne spirit & in which
the5 aEe made. and e lmainfpin 10 good talth any
Rses1eions Q! lae seassa! sness!o!o
M .+ e y ~. e ~. scnafe ~ ~
Arsemhlr: he directei to e1amfuot and reyisc The
laws Of lii state, relating + Kidnapping: Aabtas
az to make the tame L. ~ thlngs conform to the
they are in conflict therewttf.
A variety OF zesolntlonsI &C., nhFe been re-
celved from different States within the Inst
week nmfnp oth.r +1,. Secession Ordinance of
- 49, ss,..t,,, .,s, aao - ~.
aeoisla. Hec4oeu o41tclY'n "ao ln1oe ~ LID
reading Of the document BY gome members.
DaFId.Atwood Of this city VIA elected Speak
-, 49,, ~ AZ. a,,o,,h1, -s,,,,rd.5 h, a
e1p'0 te7s u .ne Aseo"uP' olIss.aiuay' W
vote Of 20, to IL for all others. Thi, was d.
served compliment to one whose age, long ex.
,,s::s..o r. raoo-a;nr "a rrnoea5tn.;s
Epet.e'so ~ 40 Psosssuus'
Of Legislative bodice, well lifted him for
the .pIacc and to one fthk soundcst and most
ef,cieut ReuubIc4as, or the State, Few nlen
have lone n,ore for the paEty. few have wnrn1-
Or friende. In the Bcnatd A. j: Bennett. who
ia present;ng. or the eecbnd term, The South.
ern district ol Rock County, is an able, carefa1
and eInericnced leaislato. and q GOOD parliae'
msntarsn. ma % excelled ii gooA oaslitissby M fsW Of
Lis collcaeues, WIS 'chose1 President bro I'm.
by yotc of II to 6 for Ill pthere.
- ',Ls.t M winter IA INV vi WIS - Missed rconir;pc sir
wseks' alyertigeuent Of Inv pro1a3eed 7ocal
or specinI leeishtion in th& county where It is
desienea 10 lake effect. before it shall he euh
iect r. 1eo;<1afive action The law hos rnn.
,sarf1I1v Sipirfshr4 4fhe iIfrn}1cfion of bi1ls
~. that r1sss: lin fo Eepeal il was fndef7
/ rifejv nostnoned. in d thih Henate. fhn; other
dav ~ thf castin- ynte fof tfa jienfenent
Governor. ;.
a mi haa haen 5n+rodncki and IA favnr,h1v
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+. This matter Ia not yet cleared up;elthouki
q COMMITTEES Of the Legia1atureis is busy ntwofk
.upontt. Mr.=McKinneE tho tate lreasurer;-
ID absent, no one knows where, and was last
heard from ut Boston: 1t /. said that'his de-
felt will mot exceed $250o0, bus the accounts
are 'somewhst4 mixed, aud 1t caanot5et be;
told7 bnt' Whatever 1t may be; McKinney'ss
; bond is good and his friends Affect to hold out
in. tha belief that he-slll eoma back himself.
and clear It all up. This 81. 600 is a.idefro
Ofthl4 80 ooo. II Is believed the State viii r..
cover about oue:half %, pdtea> and mortgages.
,tQIRed oEer BIZ Hazleten &ico. They had bid,
for the whole Of 500 900 stabe .loan,. In. the;
summer of 1852, and. being awarded it,AfcKin-
ney handed aver the honda and took hA,f :the
money. .Fith cash metnaandun for. the
entity failed. -. -=:-: w.. !: 80. T.
, 1861-02-09
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.Flax Burnfn5,. !.

netto ilasgwas receivcd h Ills place hy *
press By one Of our citixeh- No sooner was
Tie fact known than j. wa} determined to offer
it as sac1l6ee, NC suppo:E to ths Union SEN
tim. ut Of dur people, ,wh;cAwos int ensed at ths
intrusion. Accordingly qhite . crowd collect.
ed, and. after stirring napattktIc addresses
ffem Dr.. vertrece, r B. Efans, and others, al
of the cid " SsarAaad Stripes" sha t1easoua-
ble Palmetto. adorned with the n4mes Of Fan-
ctr and Picktns, vas taken tothe court house
yard and burned, with th4 permission Of tho
gentleman to whom it wa3 addressed. Il win
Be some time hence before tho treasonable
emblem Of South Carolina will he allowed 70
tueky.-G9as9ou {6y.] Ffsf Rsts.
, 1861-02-09


Tie value Of fortifcattons for .sea.coaat'de
fehtes has be en- sufficiently tested by the civ
ilized nations Of the present day, proof Of
which Is given in the failure II the formidable
naval armament Of The pllled forces In the late
,'Crmean wsrassainst thesplendid Notifications
of tho Black aud Baltic sens. Fortiaeations
ARE now tery Justly esteemed the cheapest and
most cfectqal neans Of defence for almost cv-
eryimportant commercial point, aud with the
.heayy guns OF the. present dsy no feet cah
match = perfectly constructed fortidcat1on,
which, when completed, can be Kept in repair
at = comparatively trialng cost A fortress
costing not mora than double the sum necee-
gary to- build mud equip ship Of the Line, rgill
constitute formidable defence for a1y har-
Dor, and the .ralne Of such defences is becom-
ing more and more apparent. day BY daS4 as
: ou population and dthH f,cillties for communi-
cation increase, q military force Of any extent
can, with more readiness, be concentzated at
any gwen point with the quickcat dispatch;
aud to illustrate this fact, larger force could
. be thoxn sinto New FSrk in ten days. at the
farthest, by means Of Internal communication
. than cqnla hp brought from abroad ~, j yeaff
By any means which any foreign power could
!, possibly esuxnand. With our ~ratntn coast
defencea Of phoa,e. sand.,ars and roc,zv rcef.
Oil ous @extenssiya line Of forttfcations fn;shsd
and In proeress. ad aed to The ertens,re xvkt.ro,
Of rajlway lines which chain III, .,onnt n; ~
1be scahoard a canahi1ltv. for aefsnce ia con ~
4ferr.a nnoia .the nation ohr,,ttn-: fh}pvs, M
NECESSITY ~ =, 1,rco etnra,nn 49, -. :...s
no.. nn,a-on. to- +. -.aas.a~. - ~ -. '
fect,on to nv .h;ns ~ - the sentien +. ~ Nv
extendra commerce. { :s.
= To n..1nen otserxe ~. a.fsn,.. re, "a,
Northeua States: ernbraein- tbo Ina ~ - =,
coast extending froro ~ Tho Pea,akcdt. R;y.r =,
M.,ne. n ta,c Inv str,n ~ 'e,na daak;9n,,.d .s.
s,ndv Hook. tta. entrance of Nsyt TaSrk IA.
: bor!S The tlrst defepce We notice ia Fat Knoz
.sItnsted IN the narrovs of. the Penohscot R;v.
ii: II Ia a work of sold nnssohi.r. nofs on;}s
completed, but which could in vcry nhort
4,mobes 1na6s. available 1t-eonta1n. tv,cntr.
three cmbrasures, four Of which arc for bow.
A;tIs-s ~ ...,,,,ts -. H.. -
uo,ds 4bo ra*,-sthn oT penohscot atrer ;.a s snd
Bay. The. apnronri,tione 1tI,,f;l 4 ,tnro fs1,g
amount 10 s17o 31oo7 and:i1, Il, 7IrA;;ifs
ahout $500 opo il ro,7n51efe II A. the antrsn,e.
ofthc Keunebec. on Hanntw;,l,e ra1,nd- !. nv
fort has been,coinmenc5d vbicb n,l1 comInopd.
the river channel and Adkins <Ba,v. 500 0oo.
having been appropriated for the nnreha,s of
the't,fn md for :bn,,a;c, ,n,+.-.., pe..,sss
harbor Is fortified bv Forts ~ preh,. sa.1san | J;
, 1861-02-09

:. =, IT, !.H 11IeH!sy, 4 & E, pnb1Ishe1 i,
denies that the Goblin, Circle has any
:tl9A with hnY polfieal'p party, he denies that
hAhas maas; bit rot ,tha}f Be sSsS + gaake,
Mfdepis tbs objset u 3ht pIdsI, :hld t WIN.
'ASht Ia ds}ense IL TIL H5utht aud ,faS ten3cl-
, 1861-02-09


!; The 1onggheees an: wise genesaaoz,.'
They know how to Manufacture public
op1inio1ot, and. Is wall low to make that
'.moh ii. appear Is be l,at it not. They
!tqi, aactlrs, petitioners and ready letter
writer's: New win NOT The friends Of the
Constitution and tho lawh asta1syare;; meet
gentlemen i.,at! On their. own ground Let
Tssiy Hind of:hk country write 10 his
representative ii. Congress and urge him 10
make po terms with .trattors. After they
:haaSsa Submitted to The Eonstitdtion and the
,,2awssa viii. batinaa cnp1gh to talk about real
ct gncssant Let every patriot
naaKe ii. opinions tingle'in the ears, of our
Representatives,. md lepcat the warning
axe. =: Rtsk While. Congres. is ii session.
:Get up lrstidons, also urging the enforce
=5aent Of the laws and the sanciity -of, the
Constitution. .as il ia. I1et them tail thick
as hail upon the tables Of our; nembfra In
the: National ,1Iests}pture. Is Let some half
dozen !o men in every wafd, town and pre-
-cinct get as mnny names! they eanwi&h
tnthe next wceh, antl f. jfor Tara the petitions
/: - tlaeir tepres entatises. =
: q Here IL the form Of d petition. II you:
II iiprafsf othcF language = g. .enbodying the same
tdeaa, =. .taAet3zak q I !. f.; -. 80
10 ta4 Hon The Senate and Hp1se Of Rx1fEse,at;tzS
,qf kae Uaitsd Slat<s: =. ~ :
Tour petisfoacee, ynesidenie AMI 4csAl In
The toEp lor city nf -, county Of ---
aad q uliania lesye respectfully to rep
11sstn& that We are firmly aud i4evpeah1y attached
-te thmE Eonxt.tattonR4d4v9 of the United states,
ass5stsHs an1tast We are opposed to al cognpru+
andssE gtts1rai'ozs end with; m men who are di.
5Iacy or indirectly plotting the aIert6row Of the
Govcranept. and therefore We beg ypur honorable
bed! Ut 'oHce to; adopt 1nch :msssafees as may be
z'ec<s*atEto hold and to protect The psonrrty Of
!; !; 81 = Is. ss the honor of our nae
j iaieEaty. .nf lbs Union And ,otf petition,
ers. asAB aGt5 sv4r pay, - :. -.
:esa hot eTe: friend Of Ibis couutry feel his
.Qwn pe,sqnal responsibility to preserveit
let our Representative in Congress be
! well e asas,r that the #ople sred ih13nsd
70 et9nd b. the Constitutes aptithe h2Es
= md there will be no lack ef1neans To rte:,
/: xanTvxs ff1ts 10 aF ~..s1 .asasn 81
- ;: 80 H.. zxsa ..':e .-41> 18TH j
~. 4-lu--s
, 1861-02-09
Ihe -Aoraaag Slar aud 1ialof tha 2tst thinks
ae South should Be- lele alone to pursue its

pf noh}c-heaztcd men
en StatRwho havea
PrM compHcity IN tho
d-bloodf- which has
By their political or.
T that many ol-.he
Of freedom asesK:
Ean institutions anu
n shepfesence, the
p, essentially y anttRe~
Ito God as 1t Is iDiuti-
thaIs. It, alliance with
be South -aa that pres
Fhlch would have in
3parc the guilty city;
iAate1, stood: alone,
fetore this have been
ae niquisi@. Various
! induced them to re-
hselyes to break the
4h. dls4atIprs .lecu:G..
fhe South sues for =
, 1861-02-09
Farther Interfup1iops Of 'Imnorfa,
items at New Orleans.
r, - fE7,x,,,, fhn f.ire Inn ati rhn,mo,J.,- ,-,h,

We: yesterday published Paragraph rom
the louisville. Courier stating thaf Cootis Tor
that. city Lad been .detalnea in Eaw Ogleanx
until tha duties bad either been raid or bonded
in,the nazae Of the 6tats OF Louisiana
g To-day one Of our heavy importing boures
correspondent stating that ian invoice Of goods
had inst arriged far them, but that they could
not. be entefel In bond. there for fhia port, snd
that they would be compelled to pay the duty
theru before tho goois could be forwarded.
Hoyhoaor.bl; - f,sesgss e. taaat'e a1.:ezt aa-
, 1861-02-09

;, Cotton ID an. excelleut. article, 10 It's p1ace,
but ne csn neither, q t NOR drink IT. Not 80
Of corn, History, tells ns that tho earth re-
volyea on ia axis, and th%t|it WIS inhibited By
happpy,ana PROSPEROUS paople beforo cotton
,wsa ever cultiSated- Eott On makes comfostar
.ble wearing apparel for those who like It, but
it b neither king, nor any object OF worship,
In. this or any other cQpntry.-t1 "a -'':'
, 1861-02-09

I
IN the l5a& January,
fation'Wh.eh naA CO.
I I ,.-.;
January it.;Was OBJ
t1lations OF Snow In
he rise .of.'the river
| With anxiety and
}tcael the: daily. In
&ers now laden with
and a*renunusly cx-
kthen the resistance
[ barriers, bX which,
q from total aHbVaer.
/ rose. nnt.-rhe Tee,
Ri as IL. were, Into
ping with their ire
the Gkes and dams.
fell, cle,r and on,t-
+ telling tho sad tale
t. }na M.'sa snsn ',.1 - .tnao Hno
fva ~. taeae Sa.e.keM Ma mose
f., go. SW"m ~. "usM sass
rn;.tf,s S.Stf, Eu ~ euou
- ~. ~ e'r -eeu.Sa
het he1f,nsh sMr I'M h,ahsa: 49,
L the;r hi, AISr r;.t,t;a?ons' M;a'
f. 1on torhi 4S.n.gm, nss,s.o;u,
r.; ~ manu1. anu 9nol"s. p.sn
est et a l hai:.;Sa "a "aI nn: e. i.
ans = 49, r~1u1,ssT ~. ~ ~ ~
Rws~e en en-s.s;ar H. ~. h.s9 ~
k.,h ma r.s 49, m1 ~
f5s ,,r,,,srosa .ur saetG e tha ~
Ea,,, 5aso ;.s ;3.,rr,E - assH sAo
dM w4ii;nmoTGlac III m4.oT Tena
rs,,n s - X .tra Aos
|,e,s ar5.hs .. M,4..
nasses ana ri ths sMe.' eoo.,
ths,r tgr~;aa - eaMW nuso
Eli b1s,a ca,,.r.sa ,...saS !. HeMe Ms
TI al sTiS", -" n,,a', aI'mn ~,
rh;,f,res, an s;,naht ana =
- cA'.sa hsnnnhsa aHu Dasnt s;.s :
Ne EranUsa ~ -. axsnsa VIII
70 80, rsof,nsen!..e,hI~ - ~ p.J;I
G,ion w ATGapI@9luss ~ = 9nas
.,, = noro,cs ~ ~ 1oossS
~. |hte,1 a.he..n sWen, .usm s1ar Mr
|n1;t.r,a tnGnao".5 f-s,rse y
- s'te40 'AoeA "
ri" tI,, ,M s.tiS ~ ~ Eb;eh sIi9
|,ho-or1h1r ~ s<eac ~ a.Naa.. Nnl@
H.. Lsnvr,usus q. t1s;a GMas. Mt
FD;sno'r ~: IMn dai...a.a"'. aot
v..s,n;nr, H. I1a - sue
t1v ,,nsi,;nw - 9eb Sh;fa ~
tr;nrc r"GV, r. X wme ,,af
|. 10 ~ .tt,-.et e. m1 ~" .oo., ~.
~ 80 e'sa@s -, sh.,Ms, 'no ~
~ $50 ~ H. ornanM ~ Hnn1 -
Ii'. ,er.i,,,,cSTip S.n asGH ~ ~
st. ncrt,h;ag sIE1a" fa1,or fL ~.
1:hev w.1: !. ~ tha
}de,, ~ ths :. .t.ta Az
! tho ronf sS~enSs 49,
t;rtr r;th ~
"a sr,.1 t,r,,.. f,u,ha 49, sue
, 1861-02-09

ing depot, and commdnds the channel between
!. Men. Yafk md Staten :Is!and., 1t cost about
500 ooo md during the 4st three years its ap-
.propriasions amounted I'd oyer $4,000. About
five miles below the Quarantine ground on
staten1s.ahd, stands Fort Hamilton on Long
. Island, situated at the entranca of tho; Mar
rows, a:casefrated:forE Of tond masonry aud
earth, mounting two tier Of guns and one en-
ba,betk Of -columbiads, This: fort is fayorite
arti1lefy stallion, costing 81, ,ooo, go, and about
SO 600 naye been. expended since 1857 In re-
pairs, Fort Laf4Sette is u solid structure I +
heavy 1aasqqry, bomb proof, with three til er'cf
gum, and is situated about 6oo yards from the
LOG Island close ;by the ship channel,
on3 The cast stds: Of tle Ndrrows. It Is in tole-,
fable good repair, except that its wooden roof
needs replacing BY oae iof corrugated iron.
II. cost about. s5oo, 600, with extra: ap4ro-
priatfona since; 1852 of :s1b 600: =.
I: ,on tie Staten Island; side md Immediately
opposite, commanding the western .ehsnncl Of:
TIC EarroHs, staads. Fort Richmond, a new:
work hi! prucess Of ronst1 uetion, which, ,vitha
sufficient appropriation, could be autahe1 IN d,
short time It is built Of Quincy ggraultei; and
will have three tiers Of guns, two Of which
have been already mounted with guns Of heavy
callbre and long range, capable OF: throwing
shells OF .rpnna shot: When completed, this
fortifra.lou will be'the strongest On our coast
and will cost nearIy .s3 ooo 600: On the height
immediately .aboTe is old Fort Tompkins, q
brick structure, which j. being demolished for
q nasF work of, enc fierrpf Guns. for which tha
goyeIinlimtsnt h2Eo,,,alfeadti appropriated over
$9oo,o0o A short .alsta1 ice below this last
work, near the ught-houae e and commanding
! the loven bay arc located Batteries Morton
and Hudson, mounting about 100 guns and
costing oEer-$ 1oo, 600. -4Yp npw approach the
low sandy strip of coast k4 4own as Sandy Hook,
upon which Is being constructed . splendid
three-tier work .of granite, which is intended
to mount 4b6 guns, Hhhh will command The
ship channels pt. either Il lde,, and when com:
'pMfed Wit tdst dyer ss,oSoooo, 10000 hay:
ing already been expended merely upon the.
foundations md lower VI alls. With this fort
We conclude tho description Of our Northern
coast drfenres:- : -
/, .rNsx YoFkk being the great heart. Of COM
mefce onsthts continent, and combining more;
and greater advantages than any other point
on out At1thtac tSast, nay be considered 10
,lmpreenab1s from any attack from the sea;
;whtn The Notifications noF progress xhal
be finished, aud when, complete will be better,
will attavc heavier 1nonntcd guns In weight and
number, than.those 'of sdbastopol. Thus to
giyn. .Gapg ap'1ddea Of the cost Of the armament
-. \ ,F Ne4r 3,nr Fo.+a
|: Which command her ann,noches w;l, mo;nnt mr.;
,n,,ar, "' ennn1stad ~ arer 15eb enns .he cost ~
g n oo md the moneys @ ~
c1n-n7ed while under tha CHARGE of Ma,or +
q Rorn,ra FIR rrn,;ra nmdnntex1 m e.o, m
These ststistIs; saTa Ssen ;eomniled f;om an.
.thentio esnrese: ma @ @althduah ibere nav bo
-acr,,. .,;scrrno1c;ea IN .he inek,ro nh ~ fh<.o
, 1861-02-09
TERRIBLE 1SUSpAr1bN m HOLLAND: !.
nnEAK1sa or. TIE n1KE-| |ersTszsa Axoxa 91x
YTp1I&. y
A correspondent Of thd London DIZZY 1ssss;
writing from Rotterdam 4n the 15Fh January,
describes terrible inunt4atiou Ehteh nad 90.

A correspondent OF tn
wsitinsfroal Rotterdam
/ describes a terrible i1.un'
'curred IN Holtsnd:..
:::1n the beginning Of
Ecrvul that the y,a=t aecu'
this district WIS causing
to i. dangerous extent.
dread the iKlhabitacta y
[-crease Of the invading II:
immense masses Of ice,
ert=d themselves to siren
offered BY those artitIela
alone HoilAntl.ls preserve
siou.- But still The foo
masses formed .thclpsely
huge battenng-ra1as, pre-:
slstibie strength against
The sound Of, the caurcn
uou5iu the frosty air, keI
Of Imminent danger, a
could lsbor TO adm the !
vino could not . 10 pre-
Higher and higher rose Il
the suftace otrae ponder
stood within halI an inc
Good God! should itrise
: their cotta.ea. their catt
their all wonla become i
havoc! Theu rose to men
fur help-for mercyi a.
the dix: directed tic &nz
enc spot-ftar the waters
upon it. With the Sire
despair they tried to stay
iloot 9. i. sought 'cyrese t
1let into their fields and
as we'll tried 10 bind lie 6
<saudlanly the dixie yiel
poured I hiough-thc ice.l
rose above it and swept o.
submcrsirg E fi=lds, barns 8
lug the cHtttc, destroying
the sick, the women and
refuge In their atties, vine
cold, without bedding, clio
ions, they hal to pass d,
tesror-.of horrible starz
time 1t was impossible to
it il feared man = 4 cottage
il the food, aud. its lal
death OH the ice-masse6-
perAons was rescued from,
they had soucht + shelter, SC
ed By cold and hurge: /
eKe,l answer the Questions
Apoor mother with her
had given premature birt1
the bleakattic Of her hon
her husband; from aa ap
sought, by cries and siyua,
tentlnn Of n few brnye me
nsn' r.k Of their lives, j,
make their way between
ter to rctcue some OF til
creatures from destruction
poorfellow's help, desce
thrauyh the aperture In
which they. returned, hHn
mother and her ba1e. ; 1T
tiers Aad already t5sen ri,
he'd, :. :.'.; :.:.;
'sAs-I write, fresh intel
ths inundated districts
tcenes Of wrethedhess-
hunger and cold; thsit ho
Ice. as corn il mown ddw
scythe,, Z church which h:l
ysars, swep: down, Is . I
dawn q house Of ears1e;
cven yet more fearful. II
fure much from inuudetsii
In tho memory ps. living
ton been accompanied q y |
md deetrnctiou-with 80
prief and de$y,nIrs'
, 1861-02-09

mer let1ef) WILL or1ef5 say, We remained four
days after landing the troops, procuring fuel
for the honewtrd.* voyage; &c: The only
means Of obtaining anything for fuel was to
Epurchase theroo1ess log building used q a
stable. That, together With the. rail fence
| enclosing field Of some three acres nearly,
| was Sufficient to enable ns to reach Mackinaw.
Being draWn to the beach and prepared for
use, It was boated on board BY thecrew, which
operation occupied the most Of four days to
accomplish: There was one circumstance con:
nected with this transaction, which, with other
things, deserves to bo mentioned. ~
Ayoungerly man by the name Of Burnhamr
III my memory serSes;-rendered speciat
service 70 aiding me I'M negotiating for the
fael and ass1sting In getting 1T drawn to the
shore, he having the only team that could be
procured. he haa comejn from the country
ous q lew Gays oetore, ,::w1fh yoke Of oxen and
"asonr bringing with him 'family-1 think
not his own-who had fled from the country
for refuge. Els services, $50 timely. and uns-
batting, and tho kindly disposition hi mani
Tested to assist In evety way in. his power, to-.
gether With the moderate price charged for tho
services under the circumstances, went Tar to
! strengthen my faith in human nature-that
all mankind are not entirely : selfish
that there arc some who can. and. do
act disintereatedly. This I. y,erily believe
was the case, in very large .deeree. with
this generous-heazted young: man. Hs: too.
fell q prey to the cholera Ho was attacked
end died o .faW days >afIet sailed from vonr,
port. 20 -. - y .>4
= After. getting tho fnel ion board. WA - de-:
lain ed some six hours, waiting the a.rivnI ora
gentleman whose nai1e think 1as cbo,,har.
In I had dispatched messenger for him
he residing some fifteen 11niles ip the country
At length he arrived, md engaged to nccon,.
panr me as far as Detroit and act in tha ~.
racity of physician, having soma fnov,.d1.
in preparing medicines, being i drupptst, ~
profession. r..
During this protracted .sav in rr.i+,ns. e..
the doctor, the crew becana, anita rnass. ~. ~
get under way and leave behind th.m a .c:na
ffaught with associations |of IN ds.d 49, ~
dying, which they had Witnessed no ire 49, ~
Iy, until they became nlu,oat.. .,nnt,no1. >
Bat 'as soon as orders were: g1ren, ia 81
-rI.. - A. :, go ~ 6os
onoel, way, tne ee1eratJ With which. the
yawtwas hoIsted to the stern, was scens ot
exciting Interest, a. the duty waa n.rtorn ~ -,
with will md q spirit Iof chsrTf11n.s .ss ~
companied with a: hearty song Of nyo-h.sss.
:Aot: As 1aes move at the tvlndlass, they seem.
Gu almoat frantic with joy when the anchor
ea%s'n me- MS, sigh. md her p,oT turned homswara.
L.. ~ n. aNu Nv tssee ot cnoFefa On ur=passage,
70 betfolt. Ihs 'plysictan returned acroas
tne country, after receiving the stipulated sum
for his eervfeas ,vh4c1, +8;n1- -
sat1on ""s aoue lWo
, 1861-02-09

:. Wa yesterday saw.a prominent and well in.
formed citizen Of ,NashTlle3 who assured us
that the DiaQnjoniMs Of Tennessee have nearly.
.despaited qfsnecess, and that they wilt be sig-'
nally Febuked ne t Saturday By the vote Of the
.reople-,; We haTe confidence In his assnrance,
and, Ii shall prove true, thrill Of: unutter-
ahle 10y, will flash through millions Of patriotic
hearts In all parts Of the ntEJ-Louissilk
.Enxr416l ~ !. t.h'
, 1861-02-09
FROM WISCONSIN,.

.Thn Personal Liberty BiII I'd be Ex-
4, ,a1dined-~SpeRkeF ana Ptes1d emit pro
-8taAe Aid for Kansa$-4.ifauk0- and
:. EurrcNcy.-~Itcms.i -.
, 1861-02-09
this case, he most emphatically disaented. He
E,, I.,i x,f

this case, he most emphatically disaented. He
would 60 as far, In the nrotsrtion'ot an 4eollI
tlon meeting. ~. n:: H:i5ff| Id
could not int -.
tempted. II Aas tt.s~ ~. S>,>>~>,\s.' :
egp1aad what theu apptottx1 c':A>t:atss.- t IT,
from .aateh dtiisas.taah ~ Theaez lasuafks
were received by tho ro1isalea, aaa
were followed :esheeka tof !" critteisasns,,f ID
groan {afl=9tas = ehssfs
"Dopglaae eF Fred os Stephen ~ no9a
intinased) H. Hail Caldnkla. =
and thefths crnxar haafnEs Esbsan :4tseedea NJ
the Abolltton1peakers; iii: IL
seemed fitting sequel to the brave words Of
the Mayors Proclamation - Gene soltat a1ayf
no5-laso saell naxr prevas, IN our god efty Will
ny consent or ro,antpanee" -, - ~. x
, 1861-02-09

=. H. Tia -Key:Ws.t.. K, Correspondent Of the
Chart. sson: Arcaas, very dolefnIlY concedes
. that Fort Taylor b too strong tos the seces.
rsinrista. y u: y i-.4.;t