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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-02-23
EMIGRATION TO THE MINES.

The 81. J,S ph Gazette says that from
all the information We can gather, from
papers and indiviluals, wenre led to believe
that emigration To ,hc 2 I'D mines next sea-
son will be far in excess Of that of anv
precious year. There il hardly II city, or
town, cr ncichhorhouj in any of the States
cas-: If this that will not furnish frnm one
t, twenty emigrants to The nuriferous reg ons
nf the Pla'fc.
The Gazette follows this statement with
some remarks that are Just as appropriate
for the latitude Of Council Bluff, as for
That Cor which they were specially dsisncd
I" wit: ''Othcr towns are awake 20 their
own interests in this matter, while Inc bnsi.
ness men of st. JOSEPH are idle and seem to
he perfectly indifferent as regard. the bene-
fits they might derive from it. and which
they may lose by their neglect. II i. trur
that 81. Joseph Ins-"ssc. ndvantngcs over
ANY and nll other points on the Missouri
river, arid which If fully un,!rrsrroI in all
l,r.cst portion nf the emigration. But nn-
fortunately for us ~ well "a the cmtgTant
these facts are not gca rally known. The
cit'Z'ns II other towns upon the river are
using all their energies ana Fxpendn az their
Nancy freely ,n set forth their RESPECTIVE
advantages ~ starting points for the en-
grant. The httlc town Of Piat.smnu,h, IL
Nubra, ,ka, has exp snIed twenty i've hundred
dollar. IN Iillls and circulars which are al
ready h"in. crcal,ie,! at prominent points
IN the E,a, settin. forth the claims Of that
place. and claiming for 1t advantages pos
<es<cd hy 40 other town or cHy on the Mis-
snuri river One iirm alone in On ,ha ha-
contributed as much for the ben rEt Of that
city, and It is stated that over ten thousand
dplars i'll he expended by the business men
there IN the most ja !icious manner to inlnc,
emi-rants o mnkeihst thrir starting point. -
In th. above, sub.Iitut" Cnuneil Bluff. for
ST. joseph, and the article is '';rue to the
: life ~
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dlsrn,crcounr


| aIR. EalroR-l have noticed with much
I regrc, The articles which have appeared in
/ the Bngie in relation to the presiding Judge
or our Uistrie, Court. The communication
signed .sJu>,ice''in this weeks paper i,
/ especially csnsuraiie. since while pupnrtin:
/ TO be a defense If Judge SEARS, i, is really
most undi.nissi assault upon both the
Judge ard Inem,ers Of the bar. Such
arric'es are well calculated 10 hrin. the
administration Of Justice into contempt,
whether :" designed nr not.
That Judge SEARS honestly and cnnscien-
,inn-lv strives To discharge his tlu'y in the
very lahari"u. ra~ition WHICH he occupies
think M fair minded nan will venture To
dry. His decisions are very generally
conceded to be jus, and ,ight both by cauas,i
and lI,sants. When canpared with the
Whole number of eases decided hy him. very
few, indeed, have been arpeaied Ia III.
Supreme Court. and Il still smaller number
reversed. The amount nf business which
he ha. disposed Of, NJ his last two term. in
'hi. county has been very large. Indeed, |
am inclined 10 think that whatever disorder
my have oec'>''n'lly oeearred in bis Court.
has arisen from the great amount of business
t. he transacted, and he anxiety of attorneys
Ia pres forward thrir eases To aa cary
i cI>inn. At each # these terms (hrld in
Dec mher aud February hrtween 200 and
800 SUITS were On the dAc&rt-- more than il
was possible for any Judge to dispose of.
III the hrIrf period of tw, week 10 whlen
the term. were bv law cnuiiaed IL should
ais" h"rrm'mh red, ,sh 1t the rnoms provided
for the u.c Of the C,urt are hut Il Y -u,t,l
fnr ,hr purpnSe--aui that much cnufn. Z,
arises from tht- Cause. The in.iuut,ian
mair hv :. Jas i,e'' that Jnbre SCAR. j.
"anXious to lavnr particular attorneys" il.
!irvr. ut. r'y untrue, anl must. think
have com" from Il mind sourcd by i'll >ucc- :,
before the Court. \. to the bad conduct
{ "f the Grand Jury know nothing, and for
this judge SE,as j. in m way rcsp"u<th.r.
! In!erd, it is marvel to the, how the par.
"cn'nr questions pr"pnundri To witnesses
/ have become known 10 the editor of the
/ BHg'e-cerra'nly they could not have com"
! fran any mrtnhrr of that body, ns all are
snl"mn'y sw"rnto keep all matters occurring
in III" jury room secret.
| In rnnc:u>ion, allow ms to say, that. al
thou.h a constant attend int at the last two
,crms # the District Court in this c,univ
vt have seen nothing eli her in the cnnduc
..f H.. j.J-, ,ir' 1itf'rrr-,~ urii e., th.
s'rctures # the Bug'e "r it, Correspondent
The business of The Court has been rapidly
and quietly disposed Of.
That som" people have been disappointed
that some attorneys have had less business
t. attend 10, and that sosne have been !c,.
successful than oth"rs may he very true, but
this il M fault of Juise SEARS, and should
not be visited upon his head.
! TrSnrr
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MIR. LINCOLN 1byENENTS.

The President rlrct arrived III y. \. city on
the cvenin. nf the 10 h, and took rooms at
the A.trr House. The crowd that turned "u'
to sre him. vi. estimated at II pu tFtrr -! -
milI.ou. lIs Wa ftrrnIiiy received hy Mavor
Woop. III "Wednesday III rruins at tha Guy
Iiall. The fprm"r arp .alrri t. the PrcSi irnt
FL, ct 10 save the Union and r.S'src htrmo-
nv. The latter avowad h dtvnrinn to Ihr
Union. and declared Shtr hi. nhj ct wou 1t
IN, to maintain IT. Ut tho slcrric' If Every
thing except that - which the Uui III II. elf
wa mad. IL. sari III ship was IN iio t.
carry III. ctrgn. and -hbull never hc ahtn
Iane,i. a. lrr- a. il cruid ha saved without
,hrow,eg The ctrsn and Passengers over
haar.!.
V ca President TIIm'in arrived in New
York next evening AMI pu' up at the A>Isr
IIu... where y & H. serruti' was given t"
l.,ncoln auI .,ara!,n, hv Eha W'is Awase-
anI nrhr- kepI%lctn C.uhs. Mr.. L'ncp'"
an,I Ms. II ,mln received their fr'~r,l>.
On III. otsr. Mr. i.acrln lr's f,r paIla-
,irIphia. throughout New Jer>"y he WAS
received with demonstrations "t The m".i
gratifying c9,ar,ctrr u,en of all parties
rurntn. out " thousands t" w"ie inc h,m
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THE BASIS or THE SOUTHERN CoNsED.


Z. &sN
+ On rhe iosh inst. II la. 4. II. Srzruxxs,
IT Fhs p-incip ,illy of Georgia, and Wee
President elect, of the Co,tnnocratie Con.
+! federaey was sercnaied at Mon,comerv.
AlabamI, the esnhrvn Capiial Of the new
Empire. NJ. STEruzNs. in respon>e to ,bis
sercnade, SAID, amaa: other foolish things.
/ the following:
We have .tssnsieas 50 tir a< rsEarss our osarc
and s,iii ,i- in atret orais TO raru aui he
laws q 'he cfe1iss whether sea4 il The Gk islsi-
raiioh " the sreaI baak at manifestation.
'tAnunl asrr tac nlia al element. esSen-
iistO the aftsiaa,ea: IA the hzhes ,esEse ot u.er
and s'o-E. These instant have beea nll a>sasle
al II is oaF 81 Essot - ERl.eate las graf 1! a!i o
rG.eA tbey re ana traia faen rxlIsil tae kfgaesi
fype 81 tsrh- rio. eA.ea q a. poss5,e for hgzsn
soeieiJ 10 rsasa.''
G",agat>.sfr labor IL rhe hs.i. uf~ III model
sacial and nrstnc lastItutInns If Ihi< mex
empire. WHICH j. "a become Il type of the
highest human eitI!z stIon known To the
world. On the above basis, according t" Mr..
which shall not only prove Il hlrssin: to all
mHnkIrd, but terror 10 all the resi- If the
world. All other nuiinn~-uow stru..sin.
To spread the henctis af civigzttion-will
have to ..pale th"rr iueif.c;na fires "brforr
the new born GolIah of the Colton States.
uld"r the { ,ntrnl al such brnrii .eni mcn II :
! jeff. Davis AMI y. II Stephens. The new
umpire is to hr frs! in war-that i. the
str"ngrst-frs: in p"nce-anI the fist Ia
| exhibit the highest type # i,.lz,Gi"n which
/ II - possible for human s&csrty tn rrarh.'
! According To NJ. STEPHEN. then, Slavery
! is ih,, ''p 'culrar in-ritninn' uh,rh ouv can
b. relied upon t'r n" prrmnncnt uphuI,!ing
| 1T i form at c'rrrnm"nt that shall prove
| 'nvulncrah.. H. s"'< from without aud from
Within. IL would not b. worth the p ,wt"I
! - att"matro enutrovert this rxpi ,drJ idea.
Bat We be-. II ctll the attention or those
| whose mi>-ianitis, in connection with NJ.
/ STEPHENS, ITO vInjtcite the great ,Fnth'th II
hum al slavery is ,hs only in n>'itu;l"n t. which
! rhr Christian people of all cnnnir,es cl"
| rcserently turu their eyes with the ''cnnli!rnt
! hope AMI ultimate pr"miSr.' Of seeing cX-
! h'hited, under rs hrnriiarrt in'n"nc,, .'Ihr
highest typ" of cIv,liz ,llan, whseh ii is posi-
| b'e '"r human society 10 rcach'--wc repeat.
We call the attention Of thi. chase, Ia III
words uttered hy Col. GEORGE MA<0N. "f
! N,r1,niai in the Cnnvru'i"n "hrrh framed III"
! institution, on th" - "f hngn,t, 1851.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-02-23

The Wheeling Inieiiigencef SAID The other
day:
"Who arc the people who co for disnnion
in hi. :oWn? Are thev the bone mi
-rne~ m"n. the people on whom III. town
gp"nd-2 N,.-Lnnk at every l,afer. n,
every mr-rrnhle sp"nger, jul bird, super
numeGaty. blood sucker aud hanger ON
They "rc MI for secession if they don's
get their rights"
Being called upon for m explanation by
some secc-s"nist. who claiiusI To be gem
item N. The Intel igcnrcr undertook tn D. fins
exactly what it meant by quoting and sndor-
sios the folio. .ius from the Rishm md
Wig:
while we do not mean tn sag that every
secessignist is - ioafer. We 10 mran to sny
,hst nearly esery lp,fcr we IN .rs is =
scc~s-i1nisr, and bent upon resisting all IN.
yasinn II his right uu.i,r the Consultation.
IL. ss.il-np to an am4z'ng sxtent Whenever
i;Iick R'pnf.iicaB - rH~nti"nsd. md declares
that he hs. naiiei h - Gag to the masthead,
AMI ln-crihcJ thereon, "-Rs-i-ianee." Clio.
rtnu- mrni Ychlrc COM doau 10 1t. from
a former time. bnt YOUR names shall never
he remembered after The present genera
tiun.n
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- - - -as7
GnflD AHNiEE

Our good naturrd aud aniablc friend
PATTERSON, ot the Snuth Western Io;ran.
doesn't like the iasinuaitHg ways, Of his
political eontseres. Mr. Biehanan's pos'mas-
rer-. Read III. timely and kindly advice to
the eficer. Of his political h h,u.choid: '.Ciea-
.le pu.t.nastcrs -kni postsnasters-clever
rn-trnasters--wh hererer this may find VOC,
We earnestly sntFeai veu 10 leave ef thiev-
,n--ieave of stealing cur exchanges, our
ina.azinss and periodicals. In the last
month 1e have felt the effect Of this petty
lhieving. and is Is hy m means pleasant 10
~. Try and break Yourselves and your as
si-sants Of these habits before it Is 'sysrl4st-
,.S.y tea Ia,s.'"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-02-23
GOOD yOG ST. LOUIS.

An election was tcli in Missouri, last
M,n.lav. for Delegates to a State Conycn
,ian. To Determine h. course "f No. 10 the
nrc.cnt rxi-rucv. 81. Louis County rolled
W the IN t-niti:Int average m2J 'Tiiy "i
1 20, f,r tl,,, tacead.lsgaH Union arl Re-
ra5aean ticset, Again. ve say, -""'i for
-. ,.aur.. and is thousands Of nUJlc and
patriotic he ,rts.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-02-23
PROPHETIC. WORDS.

Nearly quarter "t century ago,
ABRAHAM LtNC"LN, then young man, uttered
the fu,lnwln. memorable words, during II
spr' ch at Springfield, called forth hy the
prevailing tXcitcrnrnt:
Many tree cnuntrtc, have lost their liberty
aud ours may lose hers; nut,f 1t shall, hr IT
my pr"u,!r>t plume, not that | WAS lat l."
desert. hut that | never d's"rtc! her. |
know that the great vnicann at Washtu.fnn
aroused a"d dir, crri iy til" evil spirit shat
r.r.u- there, /. hcschiug forth tie law. uf
p"l.IcIl 'rruptI"n, Ia "a currrnt broad and
dep. which ~ sweep ~ with frghtfuI
velocity ever til whole trngth aud breadth
af tn" ilui. hIditng LAR t" leave nn>c tthrd
NJ green spot nr living thing, while ON IL,
hu-nm ar" riding, IIk" '!rmnnS on the wave.
"t hell. the imp> nf that evil splrit and
Il aniI>hiy tauutIng all rdp-c VIM dare tn
resist ITS destroying course. with thc nope
lpsSnrS> nf Ihrlr IT,rI>: and knowing IhIs. .
| cinnpt d"uy that nIi mty hr swept AWAY.
broken hv II | tun mly he. how Init n~vrr
viii. IHc possibility that We may fail ~
The struggle "u.ht not ~ deter u> I DIN the
support II ciu<" WINCH wa br!i,.y" Eo b..
lust. Il >h+li not deirr tn,. II ever fee!
thn soul NIthIu me cIcNHf" ami expand Ip
thu<c dtmeu>I"n< not " huitv unworthy If
ats tmi.hrv ArrhIf, cr. ItI. ~ hru chnirtn.
plate TIN cau,r nf nv GuHufry. dr.rr3cI bv
uli The wnsid ht~II' .an,! <iHitdsug NJ boldly.
alone. and hurlIus lfii tnce AT her victorious
"pFrr>s"rS.
Here. without c1ntsmplttir. cnnse-
ourncr.. hrfnrr heaven. aui ~ the f,r,. uf
iho world. swear eternal tiirItv IT, the just
CANE, ~ deem ~, "f tn. la,ri # my iiir.
NV liberty. am! my lrNr- Aui who that
thinks with tnr will not icarIr-siv al ,I,f the
oath tn It TAX? 1t none t,lirr " ho think
he i. rgghr. aud 80 May succ,rd. Bar #.
after ali. We shail ftii. b. II 80 W. >tili
.hiil have the prnui c,R<rsrti'u nf snynr
To atir c,H<cI"ucss. aai TO the DIP ri"'i
III r,!, nf uur G ruurrS's fr'rl rn. thai th''
enu-c. approved of nuf al .m mt. nn'i
= / ,rrti nf "u. hearts, III d1~as'rr. cFftn-,
in death. wa never taitrref IN iafrudgnE.'
J The spirit which He'd forth the ahavr.
ch,s,cnrd in it, farms Of cxprr~-inn. hu;
.uil glowing and nrd,nt as when it fired the
! IMAGINATION of the youn. orator, i. that
which anima'es Mr.. LINCOLN to d,y. Let
! those whu because ne does not tlecirrr from
the hnu.e-t"ps what prudence bid. him
WITHHOLD. wait the Development Of events
and let them neveT III lrc have fsth IN man
/ If Lixcoax prnvcs un'rua. - hicoGo Ti5
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-02-23

cgA ieie-rrphre d,-pa CT from Fayette-
vile. Atksnsa~. Of ,iase II N ru-'-. gives ns
tn -rasfvin. intelligence. that 'pTnmimsns
:, ->isuIsts are generally conce1tn- thaf
the State ha. gone ngairsi a C"nre"'inn By
a large majari,y." Verify, the Tar! to
sogta Ca,s..a.'s kiss, has sesssd TO grow |!
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E5-F"r interesting miscellany. see TnrApraaE
s-%,r iucIi items. trke, report &C see rorR-u
FACE
FONTS" nor TO EE DonGED
There are many men in The North. Il. we'll
n" IN til" South. Win Justify the :novements
o' TIE s"cess'"n'-ts on the ground that The
R"rnhIiran party viii not nfr,rd protection
{" s'ar" property in the rommpn terri'osie.
or in "th"r words. that The poiics Of the
ErpghlIcnn party in regard 10 The territories,
defriers 'hr .Iavrh"ii"r "r cqraI right. in
III" sam. that il. does MT alT,r,i To the
exceptional property "f sIavrhr.dyr-, the
-a,n- pratt ctipn that i~ accord d I" aIl tha,
which. III III" general estimate If human
~"ci"'v-in The general. ard common, and
universal understanding of mrnkini-is
. t"rn"d property. NV. in tI. Srnnte of
'h" L. 5. "n thr 18th init. Sen ttor .Juux>ov
nF f"unr>-"r. Ia til. rur,.. "r hi able AMI
pa'ri"ric speech. most utterly a,r,I rom,l,.trIv
"xp"-'i the shnI u ~ cs AMI fa',itg If the
nr"mi-"-. nprn wh'c'' preirRdcd Cnron men
attempt I" lriv tn" nnv. n,nt- # the
s.rr-.iotiS,s. H.. .h,v.I hat M, ,,,..,.,
ago than rh'' 2j'h of last My. those who
arr no" IN ,St CiAmnrou> for comp oml>"
rb,f .h,l nrot,ct SI,x.rv IN ,hc ,,rr,,.,i.,
-,tl,h # Al l,,. ., min. tLc. i. cl,,.1 +,
theIr votes. that til. ) 1u hrru Sfatr. "a ed
for u,i n.r,,t -, .urh ,,,,,,.,;.,,r ,i,r.
are tb..,,,,n,.., h.. .nnI r,c.,c. .h,,,,.,.
u,,., I,,I,,,. and ,l,s. vh, ,,;,h ,;,,
that unless the rr,,trna.n ,,,.,rr,,nis. ,,
ni,,,,d. and ,rorrr,i,, tim, ..r,r1.j +,
slavery south If Tin. Missouri ,,,,,,r
ne, the s.u h rn St.,.-v,It h. i,.,,i ,i,l. ~
..crl,u.. |, My Isl, Mr.. rl,noman. o,
N,tL Carat -, ,,,,,o,,u., ill.,. f,lI,w,.r
r~......, ,.,.,...-,,.
rie ID. tre unl,d slc>, 6 not rcul The N ,cu-
tao" of o ess tor lie poie,'l~noi pc. "y M saves
Mr.. Brown. Of MIS-, moved tn str.k"
"ut thr ~"id mot thereby making II read
hat ia" Condition -! the crr'torirs does re-
4 ''r" the rr"frc'i'a at C"maF's~ Tor slave
property, and "n the yeas nnd nays h"l"g
taken "n that motion I" stink" "Ht 'hc word
mat, ,h.r.. wc,.,.,i ,,vs i, Tho,.
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FT kia. Cotton say. he IL not going
out to i've under ncw fsg. bu. intends to
divide the old one with n<. Very sell let
him divide. Wei g;ve him the stripes,
with The prsv,Ie.~. a'.n. ~ s""in. the aars,
IL h. dom, krsp hi- hspds eT Uncle sam.
uei'. personal property.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-02-23

r-ln Eachauaa Couaiy fSt. JossphD
VI -snari, the Journal -ays the = [ nina c4f-
.Iidates are fr'amFaantly elected" IalL
SGkwas. aai DoSaELL, are the Delegates
lecs.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-02-23

ETT The Crit ersien plan suggests to tie
y. Y. Evruiag Post = eOmrram.ss nnce PRO.
pp.ed hs n Jss ~. = condisian VI living ~
peace with Christian neisbbor--'.Ile sbsil
submit to circumcision and renoecce snd
cssJ lie .YHosi,os called Jssas.'
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. xrrrr,os 'n- or GLASS AND rrrrr. ,rsi
n rexsiv 81, sas .ss sals ss
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yrsLIsHED EvEns SATURDAY At
egNs-sa 90 FER YEAR. ~ ADVANCE.
aArss or ApvxRTrsr.o

Bssne.s Cards Il Eve isae- t'r Ies-B one year sS %
On. $, Of 10 lines nr ies. - S"npsreti ~ for
on and 50 cents sor esr sueqnent pub-
,.,,,,,u far any p~yia1i nrsipr three pIHffths
i,ubIs r.iuBin siverri.rmsp'a, pTiee and half.
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SAT1EE\N- EEEEJAHN -. 1861.

iAvGw w ADHEsESrE To THE rNlos ~
IT'S N FGHffN AND IN All. ITS P,grS
WIN ny F.IESDS Win MY PARTY wIrv
NJ ATE WITH NJ cuIss TaY. a.. wTrtInIrr
TUX, a. THEY MY DETERMINE: ~ EVERY
fSESF WIZ IE: ~ P~Ar.E nl DF MAR /;
Win H'stf C,S ssQ-rs ~ * ~ HpSa, an
hIrHoNnR' az LIFE o; DEATH: ALTHnrcii
i.AaENf TIE ne. tSfuS IHtIt WITH lsuEyp.
~ ti.HE>> y Hi'rT ~ LIFFiSf: up NY vol. y
Aap - DISTRACTED rEHsTE> rt,r Nv WHOLE
,otSriY ASb TTS IEESFta ,BtE rNf y -
SPssfh ef W II SeUGT! ia fas L ) Senate On
the I2la iRst
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-02-23

rgr rhc Chict-" r. iba,.s says tha, over
twrn:v eight milton hu,s.,ls uf grain were
handled ut Chct.o durin. the wear 1867.
Were tbs anugo: ka.-eJ in the Ordinary
two bu.hsl gunby bags and piled up 1t
would make "a val sixteen feet high and
scrc, hundred miles long.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-15

How VERY AvrEcrlosATE!-The Cleveland
Herald states that one Of the prisoners convict
ed al y late term Of the Common Pleas in that
city had young wife, TO whom he was married
only fortnighs before his arrest for burglary.
Daring the pendency of the case, the wife mani.
tested an extravagant passion fol. her copfned
partners; she Dcsieged jailOrs for opportuni.ie'
Of seeing him, aud endeavored to cultivate
friendly relations with the Witnesses for the
State. Her affection continued unabated until
the man was convicted. The day after the Jury
said "guilty,' this young and loving spouse Wis
tied the Jail to ask her husbands advice In re-
gard to her second ma rriage, and presented to
him the candidate for, the honors Of which he
had the day before been the sole recipient. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-15
From New York.

NEW YoRK, March Ia "A severe north east
SNOW and rain storm prevailed to day. The
steamers Empire City and Mohawk, and the store
ship Supply, are still anchored at Quarantine -
All arrivals report bad weather for the last three
days The frigate Portsmouth was at 81. Hele.
ma, January 20th, all well s.. la 1rrag ii.uA
New YoHK, M4rch 15.-- Outstanding notes
Of the Artisans' Bapk are redeemed at par. o
NEw YoRK, M trch l5.-The Tfibnne's dis
patch sayss Elijah Hamlin, brother Of the Vice
President, is appointed Commissioner under the
Reciprocity treaty with Great Britain.
The Board of Councimen last night adopted
resolution requesting the Mayor to invite Mr.
Crittenden to visit New. York and become the
The Tune Washington dispatch says Mr..
Crittenden has postponed his Eastern tour till
May or Jupe; going home in the meantime to
fight secession in Kentucky. l.a W ~ \
Messrs Crawford and Forsyth say there will
be no attack made upon Ft. Plckens until they
have reported the result Of their mission TO
President Davis.
Greene Clay, son Of Brutus J; Clay, of Ken.
sucky' is appointed Secretary Of Legation to
New YoRK, March l5.-The United States
gunboat Mohawk, and the store-ship Supply,
and the chartered steamer Empire City, went
10 sea to-day. ego s.soRs ApNb,A
The Coatzacoalcos, the fourth steamer char.
tered by the Federal Government TO take
United States troops out of Texas, will
leave this port for her destination on Sat-
urday next. She will carry the same guam
tity Of provisions as her predec
A fifth steamer will be required BY the Govern
fnent TO bring back few hundred troops tina
cannot be accommodated by the four others; ant
II one can be chartered, she will probably leav,
next week.
The Crusader, U. s, steamer, Is rep,rted h
be the vessel which is to 60 to Charleston I,
take OF Maj Anderson's command, but thi
news needs confirmation. W. ',a. y,