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It: is singular historical coincidence that
the grandfather Of Major Robert Anderson, OF
tue United States Army, now commanding at
Charleston, wns N officer In the American
line. at +ho e,e,a ,f cha.,o-.an =. 1.rn l..,~.
7,...,s,: -, ~ .e0'on' :" !to'' W .I@
Df111sa, when 1t WAS captured by Cornwallis,
their commander Eishty-one years have
passed away. and tha town which The ,rana.
f,,her f,noht N .o-. :. ro-.. -. 80.
..'*"eA Aoaeas ~ s"'o =" ho" III asms aGsainst
the grandson.
The students at the University nf Virginia
.bnrned f,en soott f., af.,, ~, A., - -,
1o.,. - s"e5 on 'ne n'gnt o. 1ne
LII, anto repeateu cheers Tor Senator Toomhs
aud the seeding skatea, sud yrpzns for Mafor
Anderson. The eff,pv l,a a c,,7 ,+.o,,os..
Il heo-;r1 +b. u "'.u.u.o ~
10 teno"t ine41pkon winfield
.oeott, Foald'oerDaetato and Despot-"
Thurlow Weed has gone to Springfield srair.
Coy. OIdcn. of New Jr,.er has .,n,,e...
~. H.. ps~ IT, ,.,, .As "pfo'1see
tae uou, 1o"sfo ". "nelp1es, Chlsf Justice
Of that State, Barker Gummete, Clerk In Chan
eery, and Whitfield 8. johnson. secret,v of
s,at. RI. .,no;ntma,+. h.-s ~ ~
o'ato. Inc appointments hATc all bean con-
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X kE1una %A1 AsuJ kAS- IL AAWbt.
: We ate' g1ntided to learn that orders haye
been Ieecixed by tho freight agent Of tue Hnd-
son River RsllEoad Company ii this; city, from
the Board Of Directors, not to trsnship any
arms pit munitions Of Ear from this place to
any Southern city, onteide Of the demands Of
the Gofetnmeu- This acfion is timely and
tast-jnst tn the people of the North-nnd
community will applaud the step. Whe1c cit
liens will incur the hazard Of criminal pros
ec1tion for treason fur the sake Of money
making, they should net seek to bring others
doHn'te the Level Of Themselves This raiaroed
and its agents and employees, In transporting
oser It's Tbute appliances Of warfare, designed
to be used against tho Government, would be
legally guilty Of treaeon, ALSO; and this view:
Of thu raso no doubt stimulated tho MANAGE,
menttddsuy parties in this city the privilege
of renderinE them 1t sntdects for N fgnozdf~
nous scaaold, II government SAW fit to prose-
EnkG-c We understand that considerahle
quantity Of wa9tike implements are now stored
h the freight depot At tho foot ot Adams
streat7 having been cut of from shipment by
these orders- The Directore' deserve apublic
expression Of thauka from the people for
their patriotic cou1xa. -.
: We learn thst about aix tons Of cartridges
were shipped. a dry or two since, over the
Hudson Hyer1at1zoed from he WateTvleit ar.
eenal TOR the Government, desiEped for dIs-
tfibution In seTe1al southern fnFt3+
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Constipation CT Costfvocssss

he eus Of tho many a aesh = asx ~ b psevD
saat 70 uts!s o1deEssocd, md 70 much neglctnl ~
cosassoess. 0fssn originating IN ear&ss&sne-y rs-i
sntsF1 Ess::s. It l. r-s4rtsd slight d,or t,
rss eoasequencs - excite AaxI=ty while t raa:t5
Is tie prscurscf aud oo1pantoo x many at II.
ta1 a::d dang dseAseA s1I unless ebFly es1tle
sed II VII hr.Eg the sufferer 70 aa nEtsarly era.a
A.eo-E the lighter sy11s a. which costiveH-aa u saa
a.raf rtts=iact are HtadAche, Cole, EnecuAtt-n.
Faui D:cat.. rt1-s And osasts Of uks pat,r. while
long tr&a Of ftghtnsl cs4aaea sneh ~ Ha4.naat f.
vsrA Ahcsss+s. D1seutsxy, DiaszaRa DJ.pa?-sA Apo
p1-1-. Eplsp=J Para,5sta Hyaserts, .z1a-i4
Aelarh!y aEa 1asAisy dsss !adlcaas their sres.Ica
n The sysssm bY t:.s alarming lynrton. ~: .iso
suentty TIE dseases :2used odstnate IN c.::-:sats g
bu: taae trsr<cdent ex1sence caf,%. :. { casS
" srsl ssed L IN carly stsge From Ill tAe-e frti
sts''cs It faliavs tass sha disorder shoul1 s>e
mediate a:tratlon whenever i oecozs% a1d Fl ,ur4s.
aaert neF;sct 70 st box Of s<p's1tc rs.,- tho
ssst appearance Of tie ecrPisi: snrs: uT-ls sse
I'll sxpel tho inddrcnA approach dseA.u a..1 d.
array sr.a dangerous t,s 70 human hna
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Favorable Signs.

=: He rre very happy to have It in our power
70 say that the Government hers has become
eatlitsd that al danger OF ho&dla collision BE-
tween ia forces and those engaged In the
aeeasdon n@ovameht is rapidly disappearing.
The rayplutionary. authorities OF South Caro-.
hna have entirely. changed their policy, and
'nro noM striving to prevent and avoid the col
lisian fp Chafleston harbor, that they were
evidently striving to precipfsate up to very re-:
GENTLY It Ia believed that this change Of their
tactics y the result OF. tho growing desire Of
tae people Of South C3rollnS for Settlement
Of the tai8eu1tles without the pefmanen Mt de-
struet1on Of Tho Union and that It means
ths4 the revolutionary authorities Of that Statc
ssH acting under the advice Of lending sympa-
thlzers nth their cause n other States, max
Ing tt plain to them that their late apparent
desire 70 rush tho country Into civil vs1-was
nNdlJ uniting tho conservatives Of every
Southern State, as. well ~ The whole Nurth,
Without; distinction, Of party, aggainst the nom
inaa cause OF the South II represented By
Gsu{h CSfpliua ,.... :: y. T. =
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e'f: aes FL xsPs.,' fes'ti9RSSS5sh tfiRS sh. Hudson

:. Oar 4loany' correspondent tie other day
threw doubt upon a.statement that guns werv
being manufactured at Troy for South sGsroli..
New; York 'foI Shipment, Is haring been In =
'fo7ufcd t.sst instead uf gun8; gun :earrlages;
oal,fwcse being Ahippe<A' = A private. .notere-'
cSisfa from hiia this morning Informs .ua tbat
the original report Tas true, and TINT the guns
tia eity.:. Yseaerdoy morning. more guns for
the hame destination, vese. .hrnughts 10 the.
freight dcput of tho Hndson River Railroad In
Troy, to be forwarded to New, York, but the
agent refused to forward Or receive them, act :
ing, ho doubt; on tie authority OF his superior
efaefFs- This ia honorable to the Company.
We hope that MI. Pierce, will .press forward
his bill to prevent further furnishing Of aid
and comfort to the citizens who arr leyying
W4r Upon the United States.-Com 4durftkr,
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~. ,,sa.+ orh.- f1.na. f., nrcs.,d ,~h.,a 1er
s4q.anrdino-r IS. es-ss- ~ n.;rraifv bsd
ths ss.ot - toc~ssafnsr r. nnrnher 1 ~ H. ~
,nirers 'ss - ~A -.
H. soo.,... tho hand ~ m. =, th.I;; i,
I'LL @psitt1 ~ -a-;,@ ofs,.ar rhio;. 49,
- ,h,sst4d 5ttaas t tI"i ~ Ill, h;@, ~" ''a
~ n! 1E. " -. ~ E,at ~ rn5{an w
>sae patt .la!a. at ~.
e9sa 81 ns4S t1|nL,.1 aa9 pea nua hn.hons ss
Z Gase4 Y -gaoMs na @ eM ~, nIs.atuo =. ,tsa
g ne coAanepf, sPs1ding so1ne nme ~ hsF
1aaS So nod e, h,s a fa1c.s, 1a g ~ thst ~ ~
>49lHni. ~ HHuI ~. ~. doGsHa ~ s..e. Va
-. Res&4a n tues A011 nas ~
~ u 1t a4e is1 " NJ "a at t st1s "a'Iu
ia, - nue t';t IIt. na. "a ~ nasa -
snI e9on o ~ ttatta orra,inn.
49, a.,asst.'.s'. ~ Ea - IN;
x nnsa nG1 ~ n'en.ases; @ To- Hulng nes sa1 ~ Lau~
e1e was s219 !os 119t11l10-
mn aai.a alll1nea ~ Aa1a nnaoandt 4AE:dn
sIl' smIa.sn' no"sses, Nas soon Ieimiaalca oy
a!'elce. ~ a7s. A!e~ Year. Atefwafa she PROCEEDED
=. 4eonis u III nsu H. tne syEatnles M o.
kaSS s e i5e t5s
Wornaee n tnejC!fMeaa y War (!eaoG she sub,
esqusnuY !FtpcpeQ 70 t1e EnHed States, anu
gave sene4 @ testuIcs IN Nsw York and
:otoer elklee, EMcn sp'afed much ability and
aaa = IT, 70
inea4d. ses as1an retraced her steps In this
IN lae autumn Of 1858. .....,.
She published volume Of her lectures, with
her Anton1osfaphy, Arts Of Beauty, or Secrets
q taoyS iollet, and anecdotes Of Love.
she spoke Ine principal European l.nguagcs
With great 1uene5 and eiolaenee; and her Va
ned atainments, It a1 together with bonndlees
STORE o. experiences and anecdotes gathered
up among aimost AZ na1lons, made her compar
ny Tety attractive.
Her appearance vas that Of = seuqrIrish,
keml-spalan 1ady, OF great intelligence and
TenneMent. Her eiocution .as yery distinct,
" nno 1!9. N aei pnenc addresses she adopted lady
h.e, conTs!satlona tone, aSoIding ~ gcstlen-
and ior some time past her health had giren
serious apprenen1lons to heT numerous friends
ant aanllfefe; For several months she had
!: neen oepr.Ved OF ne use Of her llmbs BY par
. 1lysfs. one slde Of her system Having; bscome
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Compliments to JuRs 2malley.
fEror1 the Ch0rlesfon Conffer,7

/ IA DANIEL CoNE TO Jupanzxr.r-Ths
State of south Carolina, No hope, will steer
sJoaf of the clutches Of Judge David A Small
IS cHaslng earned sent on the bench by his
~nady seal In partizanship, z6Aby the potent,
iadaencn he Welded fdf:im 5execy l3f{6S;
state OF Vermont, Judge. 9ah1le dill spe6ks
: ns the politician and the pIaao- -h1nter. e=:::.
:. His ofcioua and pasti=xn: zeal far Douglas
will not be forgotten by ahy who xttended The.
Charleston. Convention. So;
f. ~-As rCh1lrman Of tho GenerM COMMITTEES,
~Jnagu ~einaney issued or refused patp0rts
and ctedeutAfa land certificates, Inst SEthe
applicants pronounced lor OF against DouEA2,
This Jndge-whose conduct furnished the
lresa Eepr9aente1 at ChAIleaton Nth 2 nsM
scale comparison s,s.ott3 e.tst4.s4f aaA4f- sAf
: LEY-has lately held CONT In New York, and
devoted dh1ss,ebafge toI i aktlnitlon Of treason,
! and en- arrafg fgnntent of S6hth Carolina
Althaugh el1izaqs o{ .NeX sXQslIx xAsxa bean
and afc ttresauu, iiucendia1J
attempts and conspir1etes If alt kktntls sga!nst
the Union aud. theiSdntAern 'stSles1 Judge
Smiley found no topic but fe3euth Carolina for
his charge y t6tualey: has pronounced tndx>
aS mehSt ana South Ga1alia. win ~ d@enbt don 1s~
lei: The far::esine ana fai.reaehing Daniel,
hola his term lhtic -lpngeE, ,'ond gire sentence
on Florida Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia.
# 4e:fpsaks .teMihly On the -uoraez- -Tein;n
thc&o Stqtes FAl e3sQ fEcGde tiil-...'1-;;; 49,.
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= Ila Kochcsfer Gnaon, a1ey, a13qti1g 70 th1
Milwaukee, it'd Dunlo pecu1iarities "a to
Kitchen et!qnette;; tgs:" Herr, IN Roeheaet,
it is . condition, of f;employnlent that the mis-.
trees of the house ehal1 be 1p eaf}y, Aad ready
to attend to the calls df Tie milkman, tha,
butcher md the baker As the ErFta eahnbt hs
suitably dressed:ao- a1'Pear Ut the door In
The prete tence Of thrfe impoetast tpurTe5osa 10
IL Ia uSGrzs tie 1ixpp 1ai; II Ii ii Indlpe IndlippeeaS, L.
:6{blt that the female Head Of the hot,st f1xv6
not motc than two childreu@for servants hate,
;bahics :; th1tshe shall walt on her own door
bell, ..gfve lip aud conduct hsrseR general
IT, aa : boardct oS apy o1Ae55 yomam4 :. =.
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Co.'s great clothing house in this clty, returned
last Saturday evening after two weeks' ab-
sence, having be:n to Georgia on business.
He was in Georgia, at Savannah and Macon.
for only week, aud although conaniDg him.
sell to these principal towns, he says no one
Wh6 has not been there can irnsgIne the strict
espionage that exist. over ali strangers, no
mxtter how quietly they deport themselves.
His name was registered ~ from New York,
that being safer than to acknowledge resi-
dcnce In Massachusetts,, and ret the crowd
would gather, even in the leading hotel Of b.
vaunah, to discuss together orar his name. to
.scrutinixe him and point him out, and to ex-
press, ii well In words as looks, their deep
time, In one Of these crowds, Yczia4an high,
and he heard himself called 4''.d-d Govern
ment toerccr;" sent to spy thtm out, and point
out at some future time the active leaders In
secession. 20 it seems they only consider the
possibility Of future arlaignment for high
against evidence being got against them. . '
At Macon his style Of coat led the peopla to
think be was Yankee, aud but for bis having
friend there who answered for him, he might
have been troubled. He was in Macon only
day, and yet probably half the town asked his
friend who ho was, and Whether It would he
safe to let him remain. One thing, however,
bility bo allowed to % f,r5hcr vast ~ fnfn
the intrr;or ~ tha s.i1road 4ra,s ~, nso
sharn srrs nnon him md =. f"t - mI.e ~
fion thc danaer from arrest ir ioca, ~ r,a;ssnns
COMMITTEES inieed ~ Isve9 - ~ bis liz fst se
1ost - co,sa+snt1s- sn,,-.hs..t.1 ~ aS5 -
ad 10 M II hs Pa. u sa1aen H.
aces' The lookse sneech a11 msn~er ~ tha
Georrinns vere wi1d' They taited fnrinus1y
and ail Of the same te6orZtbat tber Wsntsa
nd comuromiee. bnt onIv thn inisenrn;1ence ~
the Sonth. and TO whip The YsnSee aho1it;an.
,istnt; Tradc Was at con,niete standst;1l IN Il,
except flrearn1s. and he heard a man aav - That
he hn1 boneht si,s lat 1,,stn1 ~ he 1aa y ans
:stora in saFnnnah. ~ w. D'1 a. aus
While he VA In that c1tv Fo,t p,,,.,,, .r..
taken, and the revenue Guitar DobLin % selzed' d.
The military were in constant motion. re
sowis! !"1Rattlesnskea." :" "a 41Iieatnr. aRso,s.n -.
and other secret oreanizations' to BE- in fheir
nests u at a certaii1 honr r. ~. IN ;rnnoss;hi. I'LL
for. him to ret ropies of Savannah n.ners
The hotel.kesners Womb no4 snnn1v ne 1ssd.
:ing Of tncm, but would ertn tafn them awnr
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HReAttflY French SHrscana.

... EeaIthy French Surgeons,
, fhc Paris correspondent Of the N. r.. Times,
IN letter Of recent date, communicates the
following:
A grand banquet has just heen given to n
Etcord, the distinguished surgeon Of the Hos
pital du Midi. Oh DC occasion 1t his retirement
from hospital service. Accnrdin. 10 the Inv
I'll dgrtgfs Of the Faculty and hospital sur
scoust not full Professors, must rreire at the
age ofstxty. II. Ricord, although so young
in appearance, has attained tLss age. His prac-
iiee Is nor The largest in Frauee-pc1haps in
the world; 1t il wo- III 500 y0C0 franca year,
and be wear. decorations from every principal
monarch 10 Europe After VI. RieorJ, the lar
gest practice Is that Of II. II. Neluton, SIR
Eeen, which reaches beyond c0o, 600 frauc. H.
Selaton, who was rich by birth and by mar
riasse, aims to b. the richest surgeon in the
world. After IL Nelatou, come nearly in tie
same rank, Aessrs. Trousseau, Raycz, And1al
and Ft1peau.
H. callerler takes u. Records place at the
Hospital du Midi
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APHMnxOTION A VERIFIED.

w,en r>issrset Attornev Fitch and HIM.
Thor ,neon c.mn,n1l vere in the hahit Of
1eno,nc;o- the Douglas men Of Illinois As
.sn.r.de, frorn ,ho I,emnrratic r.rtv ana
.,,cd c.;nr IN tie same },renth.. dat the
..v WIS not ycry far of when they
= mi, -,o,s h.rk n,,o, tbe .rnc Den,ocr.t.:
r. .,,,tf,-m and l,cr admission svaiiu into
T. -,artv which aLcy lad traitorously de-
=. I'll wc "a not 1,eI;eyc thai either The
su ,.ye,s or; the faithful Title band Of DIN
~. ,vhom t.,cv addrcsse,l. had the faint.
eat ,lea tnat all this would happen in the
brir sc.cc Of lc.s tl,an three months.
nut Il has all conc to pass even al they
fors,!a The Dsni,es are now in tho A.
cenf 1t The Douglas men not only con-
sort r;,,, Them, eo into and rarticinate in
their meetings. but with a zeal common
on1,- q n,onhv.e,. ti,ev insist unon incor-
porx. ,c the very creed of the Dan
~. -. u. C.s..1 r~z.S:s.<+:~~
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de.ed to tho President elect md suite, to earry
them orcr The rad, should theI come this
vay.-Rtfeio ESuls;areaoi. .4dr.rfis:r.
M1l1o M Elasos9E-eyaaksaa G'skss9 t&0niPs-
4ng na~ Ano sPisna1r r;J @agaaneJ - u nne
Wori. q greer a4u PesaoImnG Us GUY Fsty
sans:acton.y laey n4e aN@ped IN INC
aEPsA or txen15'ionr nom4 ono hundred and
1h11ysn tons o. cnpper 1qck. :.
fp49d9e 393e onlee!'ag ag-Vo7x@-At tnle lnsti"
tuition they have three furnaces going, and sI-
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1xMESaa IxELux or SpEc1x.-Ths ,Asla
brought cut million &ru half Of specie,
lak1ng up about ten. millions received irou
Europe since the panic Set In. Tbs conse-
quenee Of this drain has been that tire Bank Of
EAss'and bus been Obliged to raise Its rase Of
DISCOUNT to SIX per cent, aud the Bank Of
France to i've and i hsaf. These rates are far
from having reached the maximum Notvith-
athndiug that this conclusion Of peace with
China has stopped the drain eastward, it will
hs moro than couutcTbalanced in the spring
hT the commcucement Of hostilftic1 a; Ainst
Austria aad general arminr cf thu European
goreraments. A. rcgasda itA Tow In this d.
rectIon, there do not aPpear to bo 4nJ probe-
biliti-s of It's pEoximate cessation. Altogether
the position Of the European Governments
and population, IL no moro res4auriug ug than
our DWu.
, 1861-01-24
WESTERN MATTERS.

FIRE N P111s11E1p-The Pike County
:IottraalYays that on Friday night last, at about
half past onc o'clock, dra broke ont in tic
shoe ahop OF John Kaser, corner Of Adams
and Madison streets, copxumlng the shop aud
its entire contents. Nj. K estimates his loss
It 3l,@o-tnsured for *eoo In The Pheni1,
On, Sunday, : building on the corner Of
Griswolf3 and Woodbridge streets, Detroit, oc-
eup1ed rs grain warehersa, fell, carrying
with 4 a hrKe quantity Of grain which got
considerably mixed.
SHOCKING Acc1DKST-WoMAE BrnxED 70
DEATH--A widow woman named Cazrigap, an
aged lzdy, WIS burned to death In her house
about one mile south Of Muskeyon Centre,
about shutdown on Friday afternoon. When
dfscovered, the hauke waa completely .envel.
!oped In flames, the roof having fallen in aud
the occupant, who was alone Ia the building,
burned to death. She was q Won.2n Of inie1n-
pefate hRhlt1 aud it Is supposed she had light.
Cd her pipe and Lain down upon the bed, nun.
which hte communicated to the bed cloihirg.
--ARaeakee Des'h
ELIc7ne Pos1xAsrEa..-Ths Repucli-
cans Of Raraboo, Wisconsin, hsld an election
few day - tinee for = candidate for Postmas-
ter. oversoo votes :were cnt, aud Samuel
Hartley secured 1o1 Thst being tho largest
number obtained bY any one person, hs WAS
declared the nominee. Mr.. Hartley is repre-
seated ~ being IN excellent man for the place.
....A meeting Of the Republicans Of Gales
burEh. In this State, has been called for Feb
ruary 18th, for the purpose Of electiug sc=n.
didate for Postmaster.
DEAD BoDr rFwSn-We learn that the body
oi William Wells {aot We1eh, as VIC previously
printed 1T who lived near Pilot Ecoa anl
who persisted In the storm Of Thursday night;
WIS found Sunday, On -the-road shout two
ml1es from the city, towards Pilot Knob: Iii.
WeiIs was about 20 yea5s old. "a -Ftel for
many 5ea1s in the capacity Of Sexton of The
Noshodi1t Church, on Be1ieh strset.-Galeaa
Aaissysssa.. -.
!: posrorF1ca -CRAxazs-the following post
office. chanseA hare been made in th's county
recentIy: Wm. a. Clark has been appointed
Postmaster at BEss6eld, In place Of 4. 4. Ten,
'nant, rosiGnel; Russell t. Carter: ut Vest
Ogden, In plaea- Of J. G. Aasoq, resigned
Adrian E1pasEor; sda- Is.
: a SPECIAL. CAk TOE rHn PREMpKFr Elect.
III Is understood that hi. Lincoln; the Pre.i-
dent elect. mny possibly pass through this
8tats on his: NAY to WlshlnxtAD> abort the
middle of next month. In View OF the con
tingensy; Af. Corning, -Presldent. OF ths Cen-
t1A{ Railroad Company, has directed that
special CIR b prepared 1t this sity, to bo tn:
..-,..
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a correspondent, writing from Frankfort,
KY, takes 4 materially different ytew from TINT.
generally held In regard to the effect of:the
ton:
Mr. C. H. Clay il now in the city, md Dr.:
B. j. Bseskidr1dge will DO here this week; mud
although these x<u:..ement differ very widely
In their politics, yet thssess ape question 6pon
which they are perfectly agr1ed-bota gentlc-
men art opposed to State Convention. : But
II tha bill for Convention is passed, the ques-
ton Of emancipation will be thrown open,
ard Il theze eveS was time whea the question
could be carried lnGentucky, this viii be the
hnai -
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'ardly Realised

q x4~1 sozzhA 'tadasA& Ehls~ AanuA-~~--
stspped Into rhs hspctheeszss h1zd szJs ntso
-caa yo# hssse II m 'ta46ehe - .Doee 6hc9e~
's.a. !" ss7a q ~Hazessdinssss 50 At 1as3 spos -
mat ssvs Cspha1ta rsA hand 'pcn M udosA -
ss1ed ne 10 g91ek &axs Issdl1 realised ~ I'd IA
teA&zcAAb ..-. ..-,--s,
, 1861-01-24
From WAshtnEton.
. Especial Dispatch to the Il. L. Eve rostJ
Letter from:Fost. 8usateY.

Prom ths 4lbany, ,1oprnsl1
The following Il "a extract from letter re-
-ceived In this city from IN Officer IN the Uni
ted States Army On duty at Tort eumters > !.
----s." -: ,Januasy Il. 1851.
III DEAR Bm: Ton know cur position he9e..
Tia Eees to you only ~ an unexpected OPP
poEtunitys GaK I'll comw mwupicstontsIEc1n on.
.nose ftum Fort Moultd&n @@Isi1 write .asain
more It length
The stAto9 Tho West mas fired onsa Thurs
ofxy maFplng. She turned almost 4 cno9 a1d
In the haztoz. Yesterday Gov. Pfckens sent
.hk secsctagof. ME md Btue to demand \
surrender of lbs Fort The .Aa}or called
eonnsl of ~ar. They unanluaFslly voted
tBAatF} :''7 : 'F - ~ : .+' ' . = =
wilmington H. nor TTaiaS. a 7oe gs11 med E2ses e
fears for III. .Wo, dndtvif fn&ay, sza drtex mined
70 nuld ont to the list and to stand By ouF Tag;
and thin Jon Kel1 kaoMs '.~
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- The LoRl8ville .hseYnsl Eelxttz m instance Of
the naethpd Of cpnduetipg = revolution In Mia-
eiesippE ,Ameahtr of tho Kentucky, ,Legisl1-
ture, It eaJs; hNag Just Starting fuf Mistissipp
to relleycbA oTosher,: whose negro tax Of $1e
Pc head emoonted;ta 8, 5n, and which u not
confseation bE the negroes. The planter had
ano omeans Of paying TIC pnerpHs hx+- and fha
:, Kentucky legislator Has on bis way to rehe7e
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grrss. The Legislature elected at the samc
time c<nsists Of twenty-five Senators and
se7cntr-fve Representatives, md is largely
Republican in toth branches. The Gov
crnor i. instructed to convene The members
rs soe,l as llc receives notice Of the admis-
sion OF The State, aud their earliest action
will probably be to choose two members
Of the United States Senate
the Wyandott Constitution, which be
comes the fundamental law Of the new
State, was adop:cd ly the Convention on
the IL Of July, and ratiAed by tho pco-
plc en the 4aA OF October, 1852 The
boundarics Of Kansas arc declared 10
be the State Of Missouri on the west,
the a:,h parallel of latitude on the
south, the aSd. meridian of 1ongitu1e
from Washington on the west, and
and tic zlst parallel Of latitude on the
north The arca thus included embraces
abou, sixty Thousand squire miles. The
Pixies. Peak country and the desert lying
between 1t and the habitable part Of the
te:ritory etc cut OF. The bill Of righa
pref, ed TO the Constitution includes per
petua! prohibition Of slavery. A schedule
Of Claims amounting to S5oo.0o0 for IN lien
thereof 500 GOO acrcs Of land) was present-
ed to Congress 10 meet losses sustained BY
citizens Of both political parties during the
wars Of 1866 and 1856, and a grant Of Il
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New Western Patents, for the Wael
End1ng. Jan. 1, 1861,

Ending, Jan. i, 1861.
Eliaklm Briggs, Of south Bend, Ind; for i'm
provement in feeding mechanism for spoke
machines.
John T. norand OF Niles; Mich; for i'm
proved c1otles-drier,
G. Egselston, Of Beloit, Wn.; for improve
ment id seeding machines
Henry Hathaway, Of D troit, Mich, md
henjamin 1atlrop, Of Tolland, Conn; for i'm
provement In apparatus for eyapoza;ins u
quids.
John Burk Of Schwemineep, Wurtenterr.
Germany. assisnor to Jacub E. Buerk OF Paol.,
Ind; 'or improved watchman's time dsts ctor.
Aaron Palmer, of Broclpoft, y. r., uud Ste
Fhen q. Williams Of JancsSllle, Wis, assign
9rs to themselves, William IL Seymour aud
Dayton :, Morgan Of same place f"r improve
iIent In har!estcrs. Patented July l, 1851.
Keissnel April Il. 1855