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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-10
Changed it's Mind.

The Charleston Mercauy has all at once
concluded that the South does not want
Washington, after ALL eff it was offered
to us for nothing says the Mercury "the
offer would be rejected 1t adds:
"With new Republic we shall have a
new capital, erected in the heart Of the
South. Let Washington remain, with its
magnificent buildings crumbling into ruin
"a striking monument to future ages of
the folly and wickedness of the North It
would teach lesson, in its silence ard
desolation, all the nations of the earth
should learn and understand
We wonder if those grapes are not
little sour.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-10
WASHINGTON. NJ

The proceedings of the Tennessee Legis1a-
ture have just been made public The Ordi-
nance of Secession was passed, subject, how
ever. to vote Of the people on the Sth of June.
The military bill passed, calling for S55, 600
volunteers, and appropriating So 600. 600 un-
c2nditionally, and So, 000,OOo condititionally.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-10

BURGLARY Last night the Watch and Jew
elry store of Sproesser, situated on the West
End of the Bridge on Main St. was broken
into and all that was valuable, amounting to
four or five hundred dollars value was taken out.
The son of the occupant, who usually slept in
the store was absent.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-10
BALTIMORE, Nav

Several arrests were made of parties charg-
ed with participating in the attack on the Mas
sachusetts troops, yesterday and to-day
There has been stampede among the suspec-
ted. Seventy of the rioters have disappeared
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-10

The Toronto Globe. in an able and
friendly article on American affairs, remarks
that the Impotence of our people is dan
gerous to the Government-that consid
Grafton is due to the stupendous and del
icate task the President has before him, and
that his hand should be strengthened, and
not weakened by ignorant and senscless
clamor, which only perplexes the national
councils. This is good advice, and should
be heeded.-New York Tribune
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-10

Mrs Lincoln is reported in remarka
bly, good health, as are all her family
She has been earnestly importuned to
leave Washington for the present, but
says she considers it her duty to stand By
her husband whether in veal or VICE. and
that no true woman will ever desert her
home when her presence can cheer, and
her hands aid those whose happiness and
comfort arc most psccious in her sight.
THINGS WoETH KNOWING. follow
ms are tho distances between various
points that are of special interest at this
ti,pn.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-10
Their Great Mistake.

The following item, clipped from a late
number of the New Orleans Picaylme,
throws considerable light upon the way
they are feeling just now down south !:
ave are unwilling to believe the tele-
graphic reports of the total apostacy of the
majority of the citizens of the city of New
York, who have ever protested to be the
friends of the south, and the opponents of
Black Republicanism as their vote in the
late presidential Contest exhibited We
know that there are good men and true
there, who are willing to stand By the south
to the last We have been Informed by a gen.
tleman lately from that city, that all the
telegraphic reports from thence in relation
to this apostacy Of New York citizens are
enormously exaggerated. II it be not so, the
change is certainly very extraordinary
What has become of the union procession of
the bone and sinew of New York City, which
turned out seven miles in length, in opposi-
ton to the Wide Awakcs? We shall wait
for confirmation before we are willing to be-
lievo in the apostacy of New York City
When the rebels went into this war; they
did so under the impression that there
would be two parties at the North, and that
one of them would aid the south in every
possible way that it could. The people of
that section were led to believe this from
what had been told them by such despera-
does as George Sanders, Fernando Wood
and Capt. Rynders of New York; and from
assurances to the same effect contained in
such papers as the New York Herald, Chi
cago Times and Milwaukee Neacs No
greater mistake than this was ever made,
as the Picay,o1c anu its colaborers in the
reasonable work in which they are enga-
ged, are just beginning to find out. Instead
of the Norlh's being divided, it is a unit
The two great political parties have buried
thsir animositics in one common grave, and
have ceased to quarrel over platforms and
principles. They have struck hands with
each other in defnce of our country, and
periodically concluded to save that first,
and then, if they see fit, return to the con-
sideration Of minor political differences ex-
listing btween them.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-10

Major Anderson's right hand and wrist
are swollen to almost twice their usual size
from the incessant shaking they have had
to undergo from New Workers.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-10

icate task the President has before him, and
that his hand should be strengthened, and
not weakened by ignorant and senscless
clamor, which only perplexes the national
councils This is good advice, and should
be heeded.-NeU York Tribune.
Gentlemen who left New Orleans Satur-
day morning, report that vessels had been
sent down to be sunk in the Southwest Pass
of the Mississippi. Ships were hurrying
off in ballast
The Charleston Mercury has just dis
covered that the traitors have no friends at
the North ; and secondly, that the Seceders
don't want Washington.
A company of six hundred picked men,
the flower of New England youth, made up
of volunteers to be selected by the Gov
errors of the several New England States,
in proportion to their population, is to be
formed, and will rendezvous at Springfield,
Mass, without delay
Carl Schurz has received three months
leave of absence as Minister to Spain, to
aid in raising regiment in Wisconsin.
Gen. Rufus King, of Milwaukee, appointed
Minister to Rome, has, it is said, also de-
termined to go into military service.
jeff Davis is to select body guard
from among the best drilled volunteer com
panies under his command.
The negroes of New Orleans are being
made sensible that the whites are afraid of
them.
The Charlestonians have pcrpctuated
the Battle of Fort Sumter, in pamphlet
form.
"A fort is speedily to be erected on Fort
Hill. north of Vicksburg, Miss, on the
bluff
-Choctaw county, Miss, has 700 men
under arms, and in addition, company of
women, numbering some sixty, has been
armed and formed
"A full brigade of Irishmen, 1000 is
being, organized in Boston.
Bounty LANDS FOR VOLUNTEERS.
~ man who offers his services to his coup-
try IN the present crisis, and is mustere d in
to the service, will be entitled to Land War
rants, IN addition to his regular pay, even
If the war is closed in thirty DAYS. Pri-
Yates will receive $50 acres each, officers lar
ger tracts, IN proportion to the rank thew
hold. This is an inducements of no ineon-
siderable lmDortace to every citizen who
desires to become q soldier.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-10

On the lst inst. Governor Burton of Della
ware issued his proclamation calling out reg
ment of volunteers for the service of the Uni
ted States. The companies are to rendezvous
at Wilmington
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MARTIAL LAW IN sULLIvAN's ISLAND.

whereas by virtue Of a resolution adopted by the PEG
ple The State OF south Carolina in Convention assem-
II the Executive CouDoh 10 declare and establish
martial law any Of the coasts, Islands and waters In
near harleston harbor, whenever in his judgment
he eSgencies Of tho public service may require such
NV know ye that l. Francis W. Pickcns Governor
and C,mman Chief in and the State OF South
ca Dina the Of the authority thus given
declare and proclaim that from this time until
Farther orders from martial law s established in and
ver Sullyans Island and the waters and marshes al
karnt.
No person, or persons, sha in or upon the limits OF
nouItreyilc, sch, dispose Of, give, any sprtuous
hquors, without the permit, In writing, Of the command
ing officer at that Island.
No person or persons shall land upon the shores OF
,uItrit VILE depart therefrom without the written
20 mil Of the commanding officer ut that place. or Gene
yal Dur Jvant.
8. No person persons living at Moutrieville shall
nCmmuuicaie with Of the post established there
without the written permit OF tho officer
No person or persons living at Moultreve shall be
arse IN the streets or thorongnIes thereat between
tb- hours Of tattoo and revee, bout the written por
mt OF the commanoi ing officer al that island
No boat, or vessel except thjsc IN charge Of the
ouartermaeter's Department. shall VISIT Mouitrievile
wrbDut the written permit OF General Duno-
fhe military power Is made supreme in the on.
tore.ment these regulations, aud the officers In
invested with full authority 70 govern and
xuat all persons therein found, according 70 military
civil authorities and tribunals. any process thereof
cd all % found within the said limits strictly
On to,pe0 and commanded TO obey and conform 10 the
commands OF me- rad officers in the aforesaid regulations
Jam oI the miituy PENALTIES otherwise 70 ensue.
m witness whereof have hereunto set my hand and
The great seal VI the state this ninth day OF February
tse year OF Lord thousand eight hundred and
sxsy. one. y. ". PICkENS.
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sehr AHA, Powell, wiming.onaE 9 Powell
sssr Marietta CRAY f yas slsnS H1aS aa
schr Electric Flash Cove Gioucester-rJ Campbell.
ARRIVED
ss star 'Sni .a s Ss
% M E -.
sh inst a. e Lon passed s s Mary Aaa
lands u hours BY fG 60,
% son I'm
OF Haeas shoa passed steamship Augusta hence for sa
Steamship State esorzi. G.ryn Savannah with sd:s
miles Of Care Hatteras sgnazed steamship keystone
steamship Roanoke Couch Richmond &C, with md'e and
sssH sh%s9sf Vssss poke
fss rss a'as: stS'ss fsS Win
sbandonsd :A Boats gomez Supposed he crew had
Ship Arnold Boanssr Gs nsshagsn, R9ttsgda% Dec Dec
ssa hsss and shipped sea
crossed ne Ism TSSsSsd =
GaaO, and brig Progressive Age, from Canton for New
UPWARDS Of 500 sail at and near Gibraltar windbound
Rio y.asisS
los, fore ,opsaiyard, split sails A. ca, p.,,, ,.n
y5 os sass BE- 70 % saa i 81 a.
passed schr Enchantress, hence, hound s..
with &C. 2 Trowbrldees sons Of New Haven, No
date OF Cape May passed vessel sunk apparently Large
BARK esson of Ssy Mssen rsrnsIes Barbados
BARK Alberna Barton Havana Fob with sugar &c to
b
Escoriaza Ryder, Havana days with sugar &c,
f Brig Emery tof casas Perkins Buenos Ayres Dec
l6 with hdes 70 MASTER 7th ns lat 81 Ion &C. passed brig
Brig Magrco op, Schroeder Curacao II days. with fus
salsy S.sTs Or Of Maitland s sg a
lon 70 A. spoke brig JOsephus, OF and for Baltimore from
santa Clara OF EssPoF9 EpG0a Ysan,s Jan
81 with 70 FRET son o ase on
Brig Tempest OF wiscassco Mccobb, Matanzas, Feb !,
n bark amy me oT NsS 9 e. e INST 20
be fast 10 a sunken vessel .
s to S fSsa e s g g.
We Tss siSGsa: D P9sshs Feb
. ,aan n9per OH inst 81 Ion IS
schr asrhs wTghtington sOf Dennisl Baxter Kingston,
I an y TtO &C. days
sugar &c, to Buck Co Sailed in company with schr
schr Elizabeth Segar (of Mysc Hyer Pensacola via Key
West twheIe she pu In to repair sais "A days with lumber
Sandy Hook passed herrn brig bound with fore opga
sneed heavy weather Of Haeras had heavy gale from
SW to NE.
eordsry days for Boson
put in for q harbor.
Schr A DeFossett Brown, Wilmington, NC
schr Burritl, Salyear, Newbern, 2 days.
Scbr Robbins, Mnnroe Washington, NC, days, with
cotton &c, TO Blossom h Son.
schr Hawey, Pritchard Cape Hatteras Inlet days
Schr Mary, Smith, FREDERICKSBURG, days.
Schr Morllla, Pettigrew, Virginia, = days.
Schr Bewley. Burton, Delaware, days
Steamer Petrol. Young Providence
Steamer Albatross. Jones' Providence
Steamer Charles Osgood, Deer, Norwich
Steamer New London. Smith, New London.
BELOW.
A ship supposed to be the Columbia, from Liverpool
Brig VIII o. the Wirp (Br), from Curacao
Brig Robert Reed, from st Andrews
Wind sunrise and meridian +, with fog SSw,
clear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-13
SEIZURE OF NEW YORK VESSELS IN THE
PORT OF SAVANNAH

from the Savannah Republican, Feb 81
Our readers already familiar with the circumstance
e he Of destined for Georgia. board the
steamship Monticello by the authorities of the State Of
Now York As is also known, demand was made by
NE Governor Of Georgia upon the Governor of New York
DR. the immediate delivery Of the property thus unaw
faDy taken into possession Up % Wednesday last no
oovernr b. addressed the following order to Colonel
henry R. jackson, one of his aids in this city
ExEcurTE DkrAsrsEsr,,
MnLEpcEyILLs, Feb. Q. 1861.
semsadss d e Of New York the prompt
delivery to agent for Hodgkns song citizens Of
@ s S ss q s 0 Of Y Of az
state The demand Oeen delivered to him he has had
sroses The and propsrty casns
m s oee By M IN my aGS
E = o T on Tsp You T aS direct o
bold subject 70 my order every ship now in the barber at
When the properly Of which citizens have been robbed
o them the ships win Re sysTsd % ss ,sn
TINS order was quietly executed yesterday by Col Law
taa who seiyed and took into his the folio
hg veses now lying at our wharf the property of cti
Brig w. h Kibby, Capt. Barstow, with coal, consigned
. master.
BARK Adiuster Capt. Ewoi consigned TO master
Brig Cola, Lean Capt johnson consigned 70 R. Ha-
be- sham 4 son, and 10 ding for AspiD wall.
Schooner Julia \. EaoCk, Capt. Pedrick consigned to
Ba D. Golden Murray Capt. Murray, consigned TO
Mule M,chels, and loading FOR Rotterdam.
These vessels tue possession OF The state,
ana VII oe held until the Governor OF New York shall
have ordered oration of the taken from the
Houti clio They valued, learn at 50 1000. small
attachments the Phoenix Rhemen, Captain Gordon,
Thai corps beng on alarm duty, were placed on
each Of the vessels guard though strict orders
lave hem given that In case shall The oncers, crew
90. b. molesed The vessels Will be allowed TO
Discharge and without interruption, though they will
aot be permitted TO leave the port
The effect OF this remains 10 be seen The two
States have II IN their power 10 do vast amount Of harm
10 the citizens Of each other, bat we hope moderation
OH prevail and that all Of disturbance win be
promptly aayed by the Governor OF New York. who has
tul power restore matters 70 their original position
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-13
REMARKABLE FACT.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PmtApr1ytuA, Feb. H. 1881
Stocks are arm Pennsylvania state 5s, s9s Read
De "a foai 1ih Norris Canal, 50k; Long Island Rail
road ~ Psnnsyivania Railroad, 3sii sight exchange
cot.on-sales 1900 bslss os.c for mddlng. Mar
act hrm.
- s. CnAki Esros, Feb. IL, 1891.
-. BALTIMORE, Feb 10, 1851
F1oui-rhe mmket IN active At a decne III 70 u d.
gro street, - 12H Wheat is dal. rod 81 rs a, 40.
white 81 90. Corn ID lower at &c Csc. for yeooy
and &c Ssc for white. Provisions steady. Ia,d
aOAc. Coffee active at 12%c a 13c. whiskey "a
PHILADELPHIA, Feb ~ 1891.
flour dun eaIes 600 bbls Wheat dull. sLss . 100
bpshels red a. 81 20 81 30 eb.se ~ 20 ~ 40 Gro
anil sAies 2 600 bushels a, bsc 00c Moss pork, SIS
10 tIs 10 Whiskey dull o. we
NEW OrtEA,s, ftb. T2, 1901.
Gp,toD sales to-day, 1900 bales At 10 tic Cor
x,dfrng Sales Of sree days, - 600 le3, tgllnst
mtto bales the last'year iss}e pts at all
su.hrfp ports ess bsa pear, 57G 90 bales sugar
ssady, at 4ssc 6i,c fr far ~ ruly fair N0assas,
nc sac florr lun' - = 5 - s7f fpr snperhne
VIE f,ri o. tbe Yn7rl unchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-13

AcRtcurruRr IN LourHAYA.--Tho Franklin (st. Nary
Rg,ser Of the cath inst, savs;Everythug In tho agr
cultural line is now at dead stand stli among our
planters The unpropitous weather has put TO all
kinds Of work In the ded the garden and the psrterre
The only thing that be done with any advantage Is
pruning trees, grape vines, &c Az yet we cannot ar
rive nythng like approximation Of the extent Of
the sugar crop The winter far has been quite
mild and no damage to the matlayci or ratooo cane is
expected though there Ia telling what KIND OF
Their the future may bring forth. Many OF planters
still have portion Of their last years crop hand,
though they beginning TO ship right freely, and
ere long the whole product Of the Aks parishes will
be In second hands.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-13
MISCELLANEOUs.

~. In cases Of Sms'pox cnrlet Fever Measles Putrfd
Sue Throat, Uipheiia Coughs and Colds, N RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF and RtGrLATfNG PILLS are res ,rted
TO- no danger need be appehened One or two applications
o. 90 Relief aud few doses of the Pills will every
vesgH o. ha disease III USED when the frs symptoms appear
PTcs-helief 2ic 5nc and u per hottie Pulls 2Sc per
boz
RADwAy a CO., No. 70 John street.
Sold BY Or sugists and s'orekeerc-a everywhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-13
ARRIVAL OF THE HoRTH STAR
d, 900 M s1zuM.
NEWS FROM NEW GRANADA

Tho steamship North Star Capt JONES' arrived yester
day from Aspinwail, whence she sailed Feoruary4
The North Star brings the passengers mails and specie
which left San Francisco ON the 2lst ult
The news has been anticipated by the overland mail.
The North Star left New York January u, at 1915
J. NJ; arrived at Aspnwan january 80, at six A. NJ
sailed from Aspnwall February L. at 210 p M arrived
al New York February L. She experienced strong head
winds the entire passage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-13
SHlPPIN NE w S.
INV yoRK-xEn
puH ~ NOON srTs. .eve -
sErs..... - HIGH Water. eve ~ ~
Port OF New York, February ne, 1851.

Steamship Arabia Br Stone Queenstown and Liverpool
r. Cunart.
steamship Jamcsto~n, Skinner. Norfolk, &c-Ludism
ueneken.
ship I'm Nelson, Cheever, Hsvre-w whltlock, Jr
Raft Iesatus tBr) Hutchinson, London-W salem
Park Royal Sovereign tBr) Dale, QueenstownR Marsh
Park y q Kuhn, Moss, Antwerp-E Hurbut A Co.
Bark Wave Crest, Harmon, Roerdam-E Hurlbut Co.
Ia,k iva. Durie st Tbomas--Maitlani Phelps 90.
prg Empress tBr ouiford, Santa Cruz Ien-W De-
Torfeft.
Brie isabeila Hgpfns, Msranham-E l. Corning
schr Para Catbcart Para-J Bishop a Co.
achr phebe, Morrow, Bsvsna--Master.
actr Helene Derrckson, savannah Mccrrady Mott Co.
schr smuhsonan Davis, Chacsion-Mccready, Mott Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-13
THE TEXAS STATE CONVENTION.


he Texas State Convention has passed ordinance
voring the speedy formation of Southern Confederacy
I'D elected delegates to the Southern Congress.
me Convention adjourned the 4th inst TO the End
e March.
Committee of Safety was appointed to remain in
Asstin during the interim.
me Convention voted resolution thanking Messrs
wkfan, Hemphill and Ragan for their Congressional
sourse, and censuripg Mr.. Hamilton
The revenue cutter Galveston has been condemned
- urseaworthy. Her armament has been taken and
tarped t. the coast and harbo- survey
There not much dspos tion by the Convention or
legislature TO trust iovernor Houston.
the Legislature discussing financial measures and
The stay law to which there much opposition, but t
YIN probably pass.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-13
E.ssirosr Disaster.

NofFofK, fge. IL. 1851
4st nQf en- erItBe ND three empty ran into tho
souftti b. nah ~ ta Elizabeth liver no tiavbridge
WIS ,pcb .Id u,o ergreer deceived hy q aigrai
Nobody was hutt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-13
AIABAM

gHANGEs IN ruE NAMES Or STREETS IN NOZZLE.
The Common Council Of MOes have recently passed
Uvdnancs changing tho Of vrous streets in
oGy. The change follows,-rhat The name and
Ssie Of DO changed 70 Palmetto street Nassa
G1sUsetts be changed TO Charleston STREET New Hlmp
sA6- he changed 70 Augusta street; Rho Island be
sAarsed Savannah Connecticut be changed TO
Osissapa street New York be changed 10 Emira
vevpo1t be changed 10 Texas street. Pennsylvania be
changed TO Montgomery street
REMARKABLE FACT.
Tho Macon l6a.) Telegraph ssys:-Rev. Mr. Warren, OF
ne Baptist church in this CITY, In hs sermonla last sunday
stated that negro preacher In Georgia, QUO who had
y en- trained BY his master him hts law office
lad wlitt,n a work ceence Of Arican slavery which
IN OF publication In Atlanta.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-13


The steam gunboat Dacotah Commander Radford, ar
rived Penang December l6 and sailed 23d for Singa
pore and Hong Kong.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-13
THE TENNESSEE ELECTION.

NASHVILLE, Feb H. 1851.
Returns from the State indicate that the Union cand
aases win have aggregate majority Of over 1000
me- Convention is defeated by probably 0O0 AS far
= heard from, only two secessionists elected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-13
THE NEW LOUISIANA FLAG.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. IL, 1861.
ne new flag of the sovereign State Of Louisiana
ufure1 day from the top Of the City Hall, amidst the
Ang cannon ringing Of bells music, and cheers from
r1hp poruace.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-13

The Steamship Bfenville at Havana.
The steamship Bienvilc arrived at Havana the 7h
inst at A. NJ, and left the evening feur
O'Clock for New Orleans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-13

CONTINUED FROM First pAGEl

CONTINUED FROM FIRSr PA6E1 -.
dD1sm ample guarantees by the 4th Of March i"S ''
has determined In the most solemn manner. 49,, IN.
M PRYOR caused TO be real paragraph ,o - -.
Richmond Wig, called the "submisson ofgm =, ,he
sense Of certain gentlemen on this moor on. Al
scsse of vaIor The Article from the Way, wnho VI
spssng The impression abroad as TO the result -
seetion saysTo suppose che has declared " suon.s
pernicjous error she Is determined not 10 remain 10
connection with the Northern States unlrss
ponsp,zed ana perfect equality be gwen free from all
equiv0cation." -, Ausoa 80 80 ,no
Mr. >icIEs said that the three hundred anu TWO tnou
cord ,,nl, mon of New York have met the cordial
s,nse from The people OF Virginia, Kentucky and Ten
as IL u Al profound assertion OF their love
an the Union confidence in the intelligence and pa
sviosism OF the people.
Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-13
THE NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.

RALEIGH, feO AZ 1901.
The Senate rejected tho bill to-day to amend the con-
Aat,on concerning advalorem taxation. The vote was
pecpnsdeTed.
me House acted the Railroad bills.
70 evening Hon. Samuel Hall, Commissioner
Rom Geor gia has formal reception. Federal matters
re suffering a great calm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-13

TWO BOATS, WITH CREW AND PASSENGERS LEFT THE
sHIP--oNE OF THE BOATS PICKED UP AND TAKEN
TO HAvASA.
The bark Albertina, Captain Barton from Havana ar
rived this morning. briDgs.home two seamen late Of
the ship David Brown, The following the names Of
the women passengers In the captains boat-Mrs Muir
ray and child, Mrs knight and child, Mrs. Foster CHILD
and servant The passenger in the mates boat Capt
studley. Capt Berry, of the David Brown, would take
passage in the steamer De Soto for New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-13

For various marine disasters news coluInns
BR BARK JENKINS (of Yarmouth Eng, totally lost
Bangs Island Portland mo date) The have
been saved