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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

Millions Of bottle, Of MRS. wGH5LOws SOOTHING
syrup used every yesr In tho United States for chit
iren ee;bng with ncverang Ree; /,
ADD CEsIAis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

Order. are cot in evcsy day from Dnssids " s., parts
he country s,sI mo nor, OfMRs. wINsLopS soOTH
40 SYRUP"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

TnE SALE OF CALIFoRSn STEAMERs.-J. w. Ray
mond, esq, Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company,
and Edward Flint, of the firm Of B. Halliday 81 Co.,
were among the passengers by the Ariel for san Fran
CISCO on Friday last. The former goes on @ the pur
pose Of transferring and the latter 10 receive the six
steamships which have recently been sold BY The Pa
cite Mail Steamship Company to Mess'5. Halliday &
Co. The names of the steamers as fyllows: Ore
gon Republic, Panama, Cortes, Fremont, end Sierra
Nevada. There vessels were sold at SIC, 100 each
total, $2iO,OOC. They are to be employed as line
upon the Pacific coast. The passenger traffic to San
Francisco Is now very light at the season when here
toforc the steamers have been accustomed 10 go full
CAPTURE OF BURGLARS AND TlEyEs.-.The Eight
eeuh Ward Police arrested yesterday three young men
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

Hinon, o, bottle, Of MRS, wINsLOw's StsIJ1nNC
SYsUP are sold every par in thu United states.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

mRc. vvgsLows Soothing SgrP is ,old BY -
drussi.ts ll.-,-,,hout the Un.ti States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

MRS. wNsLows SOOTHING sYRUy s -ar. to resuIse.
;he bowels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

FATAL AFFRAz Between WcAEY.-CoronsF Schir-
mer held an inquest on Sunday upon the body on
Catherine Kinney, native oiiIreland, IS years Of
age who died from injuries received on tina Both OF
December las. It appeared in evidence that on the
evening Of hs day the deceaosd got drunk end became
very abusive 20 a woman named Julia Marphy, who
occupied TsOm near her in house in tho rear Of No.
326 East Thirteenth street. While throwing some
bottles at he door of Mrs. Murphy the latter suddenly
opened the door, and threw a stone bcSl at her. The
missile saruek her upon tia forehead all causedinures
which proved fatal Saturday night last The jury
brought in verdict charging Mrs, Murphy with tho
homicide and she was locked up c await the action Of
the Grand Jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

RKTURsEp.-The bark Overman, Capt Belrse, for
itterdam, returned % this port yesterday morning.
having sprung leak shile going down the bay, is sov
making eighteen incaes water per hour. This % tho
captains report. Tlisre are three United States Mar.
shas officers bosad which shows that she ha1 been
seized for some cau5s The ocerJ will give US no in
formation respecting her. She lieg>at TIE Commercial
Stores, Atlantic BaSin, Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

rh,i.lLc .c.-,r OF the year % 10 na'h VERSIONS
aDyTHIsG SYSP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04
JQRJ TIE PENNSYLVANIA SS1
ICOl CENTRAL RAILROAD lool
GRRAT DOUBLE-TRAcK ROETE
The carat - tie Road j. equal 90 la the coify
IHE GREAT SHORT LINE TO TIE WEST.

4N' TGE GRENI SHORT LINE 10 TIE WEST
Office 40. 1 Aston House, cosnor Of esey T.
PheB ard fion tn
cnna ChcsIo 81, Loli, 81 fsul. Na,hy.s; Memr~ New;
Ohem. and all other towns IN The Wee. holn."ys, ara
Throueh sin for the Vert leave Ne@ York oot II Couft
landat Moling Etpe., Z g. ~ Eyetshs tAf'e''o H.
Flre always low and lie tine quick AZ ~ any other
~ TIE route Flsshs Of al descriptions be ofwsrdgd
ando any poil tic Railroads Ohio hSu,Ses indiana
RECT OF suy port the naTisatle rivers Of the West By
te II FiezLt 70 aud from any point Of The West b. the
fa I'D ave a. oil me' iay.i1es Z, a.. fhsd
By o,he5 lie rS.d Cor P'ei ,n, esn y
with conhdetce on itsIS.dy tsr,t ,,--
This CSRgSny s;' sslr'a a a9s 1p ,rS He ~ np5
c2qr pof q sSF p l So r. 'i d 5si'
No Aston Hoaso, AID NO South wilisu.st
MCDONALD Bi5oiioff' ESisT'Is . Ass9,,
ENoCH LEWIS, General sopt Altoona, Pa
NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
n DUEKIRK EXPRESS g. q. IN for DmAi,k, Buffalo,
AIL :, ans a. m Tor Duntk and Intermediate 81, tions.
Tiis Tain re.nsins over ngll q tlniTa' -
WAY a. 80 ?. for Mddieo"n, Ncw'rT3h ard inter-
MOTT ExrREss. deag 4 for D9sli,s Bgf ,
a. al Msi Train Stations, and I'm, only TO Elniia
CHAs. MNoT General SUIT
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For pHILA-
~ DELPHIA and the SOUTH aud WESf, via JERSEY
a IN and and p H. Fare 80 Through eso. sold for Gin,
cG,s e,d &c West, and for Nashngop rev ofieshs ara
DE South shd through baggage cheated TO "'s''" IL
L" '"' Nv WOODRUFF, Asis.sn, Superintendent.
No BAGGAGE vii be received for any tras unless delivered Ind
checked Is uina,e In advance Of he time ofleayins
nor CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
class steamer win leave New Yok en- the ft h aud 2lst
each month except when ihee az wen a,
pef OF Weren't D. b. ALLEN, Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04
fc9al Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of HcYoIt uo'ce l. Nrsby Given % ell
persons claims ossin,t ELIZABETH BALLARD late 81
lie City 81 sew York deceased Z" pescni thr .uir WI
vouchers thrTs:f the Ubclit,r " tine thcc - p y "Nti
Eos nn5 i1t in she City Of cl ~ OF % net re
the 20h DIV Of April ur1iScd New 'Ar lfh day 81
OCT 1bcr 100. lois iaHsul J. MohloN. Executor
IN PURSUANCE II al order %! ROSWELL &.
4 RRhiSARD. esq, Surrogate 81 the CO-rs5 II hing
eans agaiust CHARLES 5. FIELDING, late ~ ths tiiy Of
B,,oyn drceaser, that they Gs4u'd to cKih tfr same
the vouchers 10 -ubrrJfrT the Ad iTl'EiE
q, az Office Of CHARLES H. BRIGGS No. T. krr.- a.
the Tiy Eewloss eVsTs the 18th day q MBtt Ill
Dat = Aug. -. 1901 hAfbAltbI hELg''l
,rslOlnm1n,M. AduiJistfF'rI
~ Y. SUPREME COUET.-THE CONT
~. MENTAL sANS araig.t ". II. BARtSDAb 40 l..
IConi Dot ser the shove uar7ri Dofruosns i" 'T-
b, sun and rcri To- the comp Gut !, s'e
tiou al be fled % the orr r. tue ClcA q IT, 9 90
C,uu New otE a. ~ city II AL b. the cay Of Nc~ s't~
aud 20 copy yosT tie elii c'Il tni q" -
.uhcribss ,r- number ~ ttoIds ia .sf hy
Of New bf viii ia cIT dsys .trr tn sefv c""i iizi %
mons you. lusse ~ r - such --Ter a- '5'"
fi 90 saiI Up Wrhin tho tus rt-I - -
psutas this seton wa tax Judgment hs-in' l' q, ''n
suni al to- .houssnd dollar. With l's 't fom tr !T " 90
December th.u.Ini e. tt truad -Ei 'TJ. "s-v sbr
oo,t, OF thi-aotiou.-Dacd -. ora January tbl
BAANEi, hCILEK fikSuNN
Plsiuud. Auafnr~s.
The con Amt ia this scou eh~d IN ~" o 81 d. "a
Toe It's nd tofA Tic iih as' q" . ~.
81. BAN'ft. bh lin IAhs'''o
is28 Ia sGxN ~ inuds Auoi,r'7s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04
C'ENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEH.-
- From foo, Of COursrot S-Counechg at Hampton juno
ton win De sWac ackaW sud Western RerOsd aud At
in Letir Valley Rsroad sud rs connections orIit
o direct line 10 Harrisburg without change q csTs
WINTER ARKASGFNENT-CoInmezv December 10,
lgG1-Lesve New ora as follows:
HAEgsErrG EvPRYss-At6 for Easor, Reading Potts
vile, dsrri,h5rs Msuch C-uuk. Wlli,msporf ne.
Mail TRAM AIB m. fT EsstOu, Nsies esp Scranton
Crest Bend fut.ion Niikesbsr.e, SC.
~ TTEoUGH TRNS-For Ea-t0n Mauch ehsnk, William
port Reading, P0',syile. Har i.bug &c.
THEotGH TEAIs-For Esston. Bethlchsr,, bDcnoW H.
and Mauch thuHk
$3.50 y. VI W AZ ralIJ-Sor Souerylle
EKPKgss TR ,TS FoI. H.SEisBURGIha J=P-rss Train
from New York arrives 81 harrisburg at ~ 10 noon "A time 20
w f~t aud West PcnusysAna Central
Raoad Northern Ceur North and south, and with BE Com
beTlGud Veil, Rsiltoa I'd.
ELILAEEGHroET ASp NHw.IoKK FgRET-Leaye N'1'-fork
fom Iier No D. North River, 81 and II j:Jn eat M
IEAvE ELlzABFrl-At s:l6aud 8:l3 ~ and $50
The bU1ts Bergen Psnt aud Msiners haror mp
each wsy. JOHN D. SIERNS Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

srprrr DrpARrMRSr.-On Friday last Mr.. Abram
ID. Carock resigned his post aS Inspector oil i"' a
branees on Wharves, worth 81 go per annnu'H, -
Street Commissioner has appointed Mr.. hirah '''N
10 the vacancy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

MARINE DISASTERS FOR JASgARY.-The moataly
lat of serious disasters TO American seagong vessels Is
heavy for January. Two noticeable features are the
unusual preponierance of large vessels, and 'he pres
ence Of the name of United States ship-okwar as
missing vessel TIE whole number reported during the
past month is 81, via: ! soop-of-war steamer, IL
-hirs, harks, brgs and 10 schOOners. OF these,
are missing, 81 wrecked, burnt, lioundered ADAM
doned, and , run down.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

FoR EuRoPE.-The United States Mail steamer
lrago Captain Lines, left yesterday for Hayre via
SOUTHAMPTON with rs passengers and g AS in specie.
The British steamer City Of Washington, Captain 'er'
rev. sailed at the same time for Liverpool. She taxes
out II cabin passengers, and 80 in the seeraSe' DOM
vessels were detained by the fog on Saturday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

| December ianb iGto. BARNEY, BUTLfk rAhsp>o
The complain, IN this action Wa fed Il q, ;e ., DE- G,,A
Of i1s City ana County Of E ~ IN fy
| j.i.ls law6wM r4u'ia's Mforr'}'
| CUPREME COURr-WALTER pUlN, plain
ID,ug asain,t THOMAS 4. GUM and AIRY JANE GUN
John Clin Joha r. Dcyel!a individually .sud ITO sd
riuotors Of ArhaT Quiz deceaed sud Dad Evans de,rd
e cas ~ Of s sIt b 5ea ~ . on he %
tein5er. 1889 WILLIAM WATSON ihe referee y %. al
MLiR Tyi MS E x IN the City Of Re By
APldi s d j Sssc1t G1 i e noon Il
h ceit In !o piece or parcel Of LiHd with III Bu ;horo
49, %cya ,s Soa psd sad s Ss 5Eced a, o~1 8s
poi. on the northerJ line Oh aHm 7uirce. dial i'.nty
AID Observation-Disclosures. thence ruluag o-tey ricl sslca
T. aid Hanm ndsset fy feet tLeIce "e'ey paul. YIN
snges Hammond sct, MY feet TO The 'sd no'hoy ne Of
Hammond street twenty two co 70 The l4.e gfbng'l And
also all that ceti lot ~ te spa,co Of Ltnd Win Nc hd
~ Of Esa.Yois b3abd' ard dse5eia f@ov. gcsn
Ming p9ni the nohhcIy limo o. hammond st!et dst
l 70 aid Hammond street my feet thence we fy psaL
at 10 lam street i've feet Snd i, i1cesi tc north
civ aud parallel with Wsngoa ttc, hGeen feet end 'onr
iges m eSi thence mSS o y sai 1Ss VITA
street fifteen feet sad four incl, then oAiey parallel win
Hammond seet, foot and eight inches thence e9'ry
and 81 rsbt angle. Hammond street. hy feet 10 the sail
nor.hey line u Hsnnondaireet and thence esey a3s
place q oeshning together with all and similar Tho hsIta
aueus sid appuenauces thereto pelOhsm2 OTm shy WHO eP
| f'''1'" WILLIAM WATSON Referee.
The ALE above mentioned adjourned b. order Of Tie Court
| 10 January q, at the came time aud pice. - -
| WILLIAM WATSON Referee.
The sale Of Tire above mentioned pcInigg l. aoTned TO
MONDAY 18th January 1861 at the same time and pl,cc
| Jan "a l,6l w, WATSON, heisie
Tho stay ci proceedings granted the 10Th Jan inst having
been this day vacated by tho Cout after hearing Of the ps
ths pemlseS described viii be sold tic 18th jan b.
slant al the Merchants E1cangc IL O'Clock without fheg
resofvailns.-Dated Jan. p, 1851 ". WATSON, Referee
Sale postponed by order Of Court to 'h Feb c a. same
| time place. w. NAISON, heieTeo.
| <,,,,,, ~, ,,ytr,rr,, 90,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

UNCLE SAWS MEN AT A HoP.-The on'''N
officers stationed hereabOut, with their wives gauSn
ters, friends and acquaintance from New,io "
Brooklyn, had grand time at the BailaeA uO,.nU In,
Island on Friday night The large hal, eOnn,s'uu ~,
the paymasters Department was used a. unI,O
and was tastefuly decorated with flags and implements
Of war.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

EUR NEW-UAEEN-Farc 81, Bcrtbs tsrr--
L by 5 eaner from slip DAILY at p. n. lss'en
gers McfJ-u uagtrd Springfield Northampton 81 Gowns
Railroads take the II T. ti rom
New Haven b,sd the boat un, the next o1g
Merchandise forwarded by Espr Train through 70 Bur
hugton Ogd.usburri houtte and al intermediate towns
uYDE f,.u.rh Teight 4 <gut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04
CUPREME COIJRT-CITY AND COUNTY OF

- NEW-YoRK.-JOeIAHY W. BAClELDEI ,gainst UGH
ARD r BRAOAW-SummonS To tie DEFENDANT; You
are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint IN
this action which this day et In tho Office Of the Cok Of
the CIV and County Of NewYo at ts City Hail. In Tie City,
County and State NewYoTk and to copy Of you
answer the said complaint the gubc1es Of 'ir Offices
No ne broadway corner of John street. New ok City, within
twenty days after the service Of this you excusi
OF the day Of such services and you fail 10 enswer tic sid
complaint within tie time alofead the plaintiff In this action
will take against you for the Of one bundled and
and doa With interest thereon at the rate OF
eg per cent per annu om March 18Th 1885, ess the Of
twenty-five and ~ 100 dollars with interest thereon from yann
y nth 1860 beside the costs Of this econDated NewYork
Jsnuary g. 1861. MILLER, PEET & NICHOLS,
js2a law6wa Plaintiffs Attorney, No l2 D!osdssyi n T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04
Boots, 5boss, &r.

SbhSn NAPOLEON TAP BOOTS-A n"1
fp r cO style; ~ ~ DOUBLE5OLE WATER PRbOP
sENED BOOTS, al JONES'S Nos. 10 NJ II Ann It,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04
NrEM-YORK HARI EM- and ALRANY KNIL.

~ ROAD FOR Albany AID Toy. connecting with tss View
Genital Rsiosi for al! points West, NohhN a. snd
sOu,hc,t; also with the Norih-Tn Rsroad for suao5 sn
land Bur giou, Pabug. Rouses Point, ogdeisba y ana
Montreal
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. commencing MONDAg, Dee
g. 1860 tiaius $, III ieave New on ~ follows:
Albany. end % Express train fro'= Nf poo
row near City Hall For Albany, % and A:i9 o. n
train from 26th Depot For Albany 10 a. u *
pres mail train TIyor row For Albay 1923 IA
E1uress mail raiu from 2tt1 DE For CroOn Sf-lh
D. IN, slpping oil stations above NOrkyue from 2u.h 81
Depot For White Plat 5:l5 o. 2:0 aud p tsopr.s
a. ~ stations from 26h-st Depot, FOR Willie Piahs t.b
fro II Whi,est Depot stopping at al Hs91s For VII
irusbri IL and $3.50 lon 2J,h st. Depot stopping
a. a sts:ion. fcr Nilism.eridse l:sS (Wa5 ssdsy
aud Salndays ouv) from 2aSt Opt stopping Il all station
RHTUgsiSG viii leave i-lay ~. and $3.50 M Ea.s
Al any 1:lj and AIS II press Train Albany 10 -
a. m. East Albany, u m-ErpTess Neil Train. Ctotoa
Fall. NJ stopping all stations north OF IrrIson, NA1e
PlainA 6D 1895 and 10 aud i:i0 Stopping 1t ell 80
ti,rs. WiIansbdsc $50 ard p N stopping ~ Al
siatn. Whiamsbiijce. p wednesdsys an Saturday
culy) stopping a. 81 stations -,
Gisets sud aud Baggage checked for Way ATOMS AZ -h ~
Sts'i0u only JOHN oiHCHiLl- Act SuFs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

THr PALMETTO IN NEw-YoRK-one Oh ,ns pa
,enaers by the steamship James Adgor from cAaF''s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Fo ALBA
IA Ny sndTROY. CONNECTING WITH TRAINS NORTH

Il II M ana hO1 ,tONr VII IL IhAis'o 'D'' ~
and WEST. Trains leave;
From IhtubeIs-si. From Jlstti. ,
Express I'D "A a. m ard 1:2N II 80 NJ. aud 1898 sEd
Aad o ~. 5:2S y
Trpy ,rd albany with sleep iOl5 p (Suud,ys Included
iHc6nrl 9:t5 p
Posgtkeepc trsn, Tto m, ard 1880 snd i:Z3 u
u M, ana ,
Peskskill tfsin, $50 p. m. $3.50 p m
Stag Sing train 3:2o and i:5cl 0i5 aud $50 r M
p
TauytOwn train, 6:ioP. m. l1:lo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04
fcnses ano farms b)antr6.

NHIANTED-A suitable HOUSE for ladies' sem
4 65l Post Office, Eew,York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04

EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, Yla NEW
Il PORT and FALL RIyFR-The splendid AID supeii ,l
steamer RAY STATE Capt Jewe leaves New OK every
TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, a, o'clock p m
and the EMPIRE STATE CAPT BIayton. ON M1NbAi'
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at o'clock p H. from fie NO
3N X. ,,
Hereafter no will he regarded secured to any bpp
cant until the shall Lave been ps!d for. 50
Freight Boston forwarded through win great diiach ~
Express Freight Train. - ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04
n Y, SUPREME COURT. -TnE coNTI-

1S.SEkTAL BANK agiinst W. H. BY thab-.f. asses = IA
ID UH-Suin0I. for money demand on coni-c' y ON
not Served ITO the named def si'u. uu here
by summoned aEd required to Iuswct u" ."-'l-aci
Ia tls octlOn which will bo fled - the Office 81 10 tirfk
II the City and County cf Newly ~ tho Ivy iia IN
ssid Cry, and TO copy Il yous onrysf 70 the
said c0u plant the subfcJcTL At thu ots, humber
III Broadway, IN said City OF hew'lok Sts.n twenty
dsys si;o Tie Toe This srtE on you exon 80 81 ie
as Of sch eTicc; and you d g HuH' 'r d cor Iil'
within She time Aforesaid. the p.-lfs ~ th ly.u 81! a.
juls mert ,nst you for Tie ten lgu,sLi dl, WIN
iftcrc., from tho ltth day o. Uect-T, thuud r
hundred ard ,ilty besides The costs q TIL g.oa Da'" Y,
Pi.i'i,h's Att,strfs
Tho compliant 10 this action was lsd IN tn slice o. tr tk
Of b. Civ ana County Of outhc dh dy o. lt rdTy,
il5I BAkSEN, III Iii 4 fAIH'"'.
i,lg lay6wM Plaintiffs - .oIIrYs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04
STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

TOR SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE- On
n SATURDAY, Mach 2-The United States Mail steamer
FULTON J. A. Wo;ton Commander III sail fom Pier No u
North River foot Of Benoh on SATURDAY March ct noon
This steamship (unsup passed safety and ,ort has double
engines under deck Enclosed by waeright compartments
which b side other resas tend the Of collision or
andus keep the pump for work. aud secure the safety
OF vessel and passsugers.
Passage in Second CABIN. S55 and $50.
- ''s'' " i's' 'F'' SAMUEL N. FOX,
GEO. MACKENZIE,
Agents, No Broadway.
TIE .lc,--.r ARR 60 will snIl March 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04
priniing.

L WM. EEERDt Lis SOAS.-N eduIhe
N CARDS Of the lses; styles, a. No l0i tuonst, " T.
W. FyRkDEII- r.. HBNsy EYgKDHLL. FRAsCis EyEhnEii
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (halt pncc).-
~ Wedding At Home and NoiePs,eT sc Basnefs Csras
Bill Hosds Portraits. KELLY, No % tutonst, N y
ClOTE d JAMES, ...
- sTATIONERS PRINTERS, ard BLANK BOOK MANU-
FACrURERS No 90 FultOnst Orders respectfully so lied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04
financial.

ALBERT II. NIcoLsy, Auctlonecr.
WILL SELL THIS DAY, Feb. a. at ia
w O'Clock the stock sslesroOm No 50 Williarnst-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-12
raktng the Bull by the Rorns.

Some of the Southern States, though they have
mt nassed such fierce resolves ours for resisting
at al hazards and to the last extremity the threat
oned invasion of Southern soil by Northern armies
have done little more in the way Of action. They
have had the audacity actually to purchase arms
for possible contingencies The sovereign State of
New York takes the bull by the horns; she seizes
the vessels containing these arms, and thus nips
treason in the bud. Southern Rights Union men, who
find no warrant in the Constitution for the seizure of
forts by sovereign State when its political exist
ence is imperiled, could doubt give the article
and section for the seizure by Northern States of
arms intended for Southern defence. 1t is your bull
which has gored our OK, which of course alters the
ease very materially.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-12
orr,n,za..on of a sou,hern Confederaey.

Orvanfzat,ou of n Southern Confed eracy
The Confederaey of the States of South Carolina,
Florida. Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and Louisi-
ana. was fully organized at the city OF Montgomery,
Alabama by the Congress of these States in session
during the past week. The Constitution, adopted
for Provisional Government appears in our col
umns this morning. With few exceptional changes,
If is the same old Constitution of the United States
This Government is only organized for one year. or
until convention shall be called by the Confedera
ted States to fr1me permanent Constitution.
JEFFERSON DAVIS, Of Mississippi, was UNANIMOUSLY
elected Provisional President; and ALEXANDER Il.
STEPHENS of Georgia, Vice President of the Confed-
Grafton.
Gen. DAVIS is fifty-six years old. having been born
in 1905 He was educated in part at Pennsylvania
University at Lexington Kentucky, but graduted
at West Point in 1926 and entered the army of the
United States He resigned his commission i'll 1886,
and returned to his farm in Warren county, Miss
In 1874 he was placed the electoral ticket, and
for the first time canvassed the State. He was cleo
ted to the House of Representatives the next year
and took his seat in Congress. From this public
position he was called by the voice of the first Miss
issippi Rifles to be its commander he led this gal
liant regiment before the trenches of Montgomery
and on the field of Buena Vista to deafness renown.
After the return of his Regiment, he was rendered
the appointment of Brgadier General by President
Polk. which be declined. He was again summoned
to the Federal Councils and took his seat in the
Senate os the United States in 1s4S position from
which he retired to run on the State
Rights ticket in Mississippi in 1851. In that
memorable campaign he was beaten by Gov
ernor FOoTE about one thousand votes. On the
Inauguration of President PIERCE, he was appointed
Secretary of War; and at the close of his Admins
tration again took his seat in the Senate. As a
statesman and soldier Gov DAvIsis believed to have
no superior in North America.
ALEX. II. STEPHENS has been a member of the
House Of Representatives for many years, and &C
CURED high reputation for patriotism, ability and
eloquence. He was a supporter of Mr.. DOUGLAS in
the late Presidential campaign.
Such are the men called to launch the new Confed-
eracy upon the sea of national existence We be-
eve them to be fully equal to the great emergency
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sssrnaeie ana camp o. shls moral lepr1sy anti
s;5 ~; i i mo charges these people that they
nor true to their religion What tongue sis enongh
est in VI Iaisehood % say tney were not hon
I.ave stated the causes truy2 Have I oxercoI.
orea the picture2 think not If your ausvvar 10
yes then have lived before my tirae. II n .beS,
we owe it to ourselves Church and State a. bo-os.
body s P5'rlo.S anu cnrsllans, 70 meet This issue
rigbf , 5au se5.le .nls question: forever Delay is
eonn;i re uely ieais 70 action o1ileT wise it is the
denendo =. eo"aras. tennessee Is sovereign in
hereh,, ~ MEMBER OF TINS eoniederacy, holding
and - DC nope the aroiter OF her ogn rights
OF redress - '''''e
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twenty-five millions more of Taxes.

We have heard much from the lips of OR Union
brothers of late, about the enormous load of taxes
with which we should be burthened in Southern
Confesleracy. But the issuance by the General
Government of this glorious Union, of bonds for
the loan of twenty-five millions of dollars to be
imbursed by increased taxes upon Southern work
ing men, occasions not so much a whisper of dis
content. Oh no. 1t is to be used in part to whip
refractory Southern States into obedience. 1t is to
be used in part, to make.war upon Southern rights
Of course "Soadhern Rights Union men," see moth
ing in all that to excite alarm. 1t strengthens the
glorious Union. OF course it must be right.