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The Proprietor of'the above CELEBRATED WHISKY
hres introduce the article TO pubic and city
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SSTAR MUTUAL ASSURANCE COMPANY
- No. az ST. CHARLES STREET

NEW ORLEANS August l, 1850.
This Company successors to the ar Company
i9sure against the Loss and Damage by Fire the Pes the
Seas and Rivers, at the current Of premium
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J. WRIGHT & co.
MI ED1CAL.....ME AL....M EDfCAL,-
WINER'S CANADIAN VERMIFUqE
SAVES THE CHILDREN.

the only sure remedy against W 1suls in the human
rame-things that fatal destructive 10 children
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-23
EY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

INFORMATION hsvias bssr received 81 the Executive,
l. that three prisoners escaped on the NIGH, Of the nine.
teenrh instant. from tie all OF the City Of Lichmood. 10
Wit: ALBERT l.. RlDDElL. charg-G with ps:,iug cvaa.
trrfr!. money; WILLIAM COcKS0S. =ho has orEn con-
drmDed 70 Imprisonment In tSe f=nitsntiarv foE two years
Tor forgery, and DAVID MCLD"uS, VINO be-, b-eu cor
drnped to irprsornI It In ths Cr;y J Ill for Twelve months
FOR 40 assault, Gsd that taey are nov gn.ng At large. there
fore / DO hereby crsr q reward OF fdkaE HUNDRED
DOLLARS. 10! he arest OF al e! The Said p!:soac.s, or ONE
HCSDRED DOLLARS 10 eaE person "no snsi arrest either
OF them, and deliver th>n ,at5 the J Ill u said CITY 81
Richmond: and ! do moreover require sl Ulcers OF this
cinmo ealth, civil end military, uEd request the people
g.sersliy to IRE heir beat es>r''ncs 10 procure ,heir arrest,
that they may be brougn: 80 ja,iiea.
Given uuder my band - Governor, aud IndeT tho
So Le.s Zeal or tive Contr?a~ea l!i, e. k!oh.noDd,
LIS this 2Qlh day OF March, lsdi.
- JOHN LETclEa.
~ the GOVERNORS oacAos W. Mrssono. Secretary q:
the Commonwealth.
Albert L. Rddeii Is about D :e.s Of age, a.. fee, high,
with o.a:x hzis and Roa::--aa, smooth, fsls tk!n, sad very
good looking.
William ctdsaon Is sbou; q yssr old, nvs fec. .evsa
or Ugh: inctts hIgh. dark hsir. e!as Eyes, rooau nose, q
Little rou=d shoulaersd. Is - Eusl!,hiusn by birth, and
nal on u black sack coat.
David Muldoon !, III Irisnnan ,. Or IS ysara cid, avs
fee. ak or eight iurh.' high, dark hall, and speak, :.o"ly
and grreiy.
March 3.-sst
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TIE sEaFmEis COURSE Or aSCEUREs
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF "a.

,s7ug RICHMOND ASSOCIATION FOR MEDICAL IN
ETEUCrlOS viii commence on the 18Th OF April.
i,1l. and con,Irus until the IL. o! August ensuing, under
the following nr2aEtah,loa:
prof. C. BELL. Gl;su%, y. q, Lecturer CT PrinGp,. los
cad Practice of surgery.
Prof j, I. PErICuLAB, Il. D., Lecturer on Aussony -uj
Prof. JAS. Is. McoAN, II. T., Lecture. CT Medical Chez.
!s:y and Tox!c0lnpg.
pNi. MARION HOWARD, VI. b., Lecturer o" N.ter!a
proi ruos POLLARD, Il. D., Lectures. 90 Theory and
Practice Of Meiicinr.
Prof.. EDWARD c. DREW, ". D., Lecturer on obs,e.-
ries.
The plsn Of instruction Will srchr2es q combination o.
Lectures and E1sninstions- t:s de-!ya beirs To i-'iv=r
saius,Ion upon the subj CT matter u The previous one,
,tu, aIorJIDg the conio:asd aGYan;sEr @! .natrucl!ea b.
means o.. LECTURES and dLly rrcitaiyIs. thereby giving the
.:udeot rmple tine for pr!Ys.s siray, shi TO! atitnHoE 10
clinical ous~rVi,!nn.
s;ut-n.s Of this Course will h, permitted 20 s-- tho cases
At The Medical college hospital, S.;irSus IioIpitel, aud
City Aim. House. YEEE OF CHARGE.
In the surgical Wards Of the'r la.:'tntsor. important
operations are c,nsisntlv performed. and the Medical De-
pa.tm-at Affords daily orp":tnnities Cor observing bis
e.L,eh ycca(Gdr and incident 10 TIE Syrth.
ETeiy facility all! be given for the s:uGr CT Practical An
ntomy. The Di.ssc;iug Rcone, 1narr the charge Of tie
DrrGa,.rstor, Or. iiovardJ a.. CurnT.diGas, well :eE.!-
lated. and are furnished wish ah.nasnt material. 81, prob.
ably. 4 lower rate than can elsewhere he procured.
- Auenisnce or this Cour.. T.l b. r. sa.rled by ihr
Faculty Of he Mr';cal College Of Virgisla. I'd squivGi-a, 20
Twelve months' study N q Ply siciaii5 Uait=.
Pee for TIL, Gourse, 40.
2" For further Ic!vTIsilo1, apply "a
]. :. DORSEY CULLEN, u, D.,
Feb - -Ttf1n S5e!=tirT Of the Association.
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his whole country, and who now adds dignity
nd character 10 our body by being o memoe

this whole country, and who now adds dignity
and character to our body by being o member
Of it: , c,.,~.
t'sir. have looked into The distant lntefe'
end have there bcheld the greatness OF Tree
America. l have beheld her walking upon me
face of the mighty deep, and carrying; glaa
tidings Of great joy into distant nations l laSe
seen her stretching her arms over the wnole
earth, and overturnlng the s~:ronSholds OF oes'
potisms in the cid world. Wo, wo betlde Inc
man who shall endesEor to Sow the 5eeos o.
disun;on and anarchy among rs: Better LOT
him he had never been born. II he call upon
mountains 10 hide ~hitn-nay, if nc burg nm
self in the very centre OF the earth-the IN,
dirnation Of man shall fad han out, ana blast
him with its lishtnings." ,.,,
In accordance with the promise winch l
made upon obtaining the floor, | Low move 'na'
the Committee rise.
The motion was agreed 10.
The Committee accordingly rose, ana the
Presjden, ha-ing resumed the Chair, the CHAIR
man, Nc SouruML reported progress: ,
The President stated tho business before tIe
Convention to tc the resolution submitted pE
tn, gentleman from MonongSiln. llIr. "iLLEf'l
On motion Of Air. I. Z. HALL, the Ce"'S''
ton theu ADJOURNED.
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SPALDiNG'S PREPARED GLUE!
sPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE!
SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE!
SAVE THE PIECTSi

SAVE H PIECE
ECONOMY: Di:FAI"o'
q "A STiIca II Ises aAvrs Snx"
AZ s0c.Senus all; hGppen, sveni 10 veil sss1s:ra TEL.
It Is very -d-.ssble o-hsEs SONS cheap and coa'e"N
way for repairing Furniture, Toys, Crocksry, &c.
sPALDIs6's PREPARED GLUE
assta al such emergencies. aid 60 hdufehofa 2 -,
be n!thcIt |. Is Is always ready, and up 70 iA' t!ANS
USEFUL IN EVERY EoCsE."
z. 6.-A. Eruah accompanies each H3!'ie '
Cent? kddrss,
HENRY c. s9kLDEe'
No. = CEDAR Street, ~" 0-
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cAUTIog.
"a certain rsprtncipied sefsens Es e:.enpah, Sy1,s
Of on the disappearing public. ~lai;saans os ny ~,
Ed GLUE would caution 81 perscLs 70 ess1is
purcb asIng, and see that the fu.l rzne,
- spALDING'S PREPARED GLUE "a
Is on ,hs cstsidr Trappee, ali Others are 'a'fonns ~
t,r.c!.a March 2-de4"H
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(Rrom lhe Examiner, Horiolk, Val
c.phsiie Pill accomplish tbs obtec. for which they rc'
INSIDE. viaI Cure OF Headache In gi It's fornl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-23

lsror tho Examiner, Norfolk, Val
~iih entlrs suocuta.
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rom ;be Democrat, St c,ord, MIMI
II yeo are, or have seeu troubled with the heet.sss
send fer q box. t(C.ptsno Fills, } 80 that you n4y have hts
IL rs.e Of ar attack.
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From The Advertiser, Providence, r IL
TIE csphalic ptlls are said 70 30 . remarkably elective
r"rosdy Tor the ~heedsche, and che Of the very c.s;:'
tina; very frequent complaint which has ever beeo Jter'
cred.
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From IL, Western & z Gazette, chteaso, I'LL
We heartily endorse AE. SPEEDING sud III, unh-sHed c.
coullc Pills
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THURSDAY, MARCH II, IoUi'
The Convention met pursuant to Adjournment
and was called to order by the President
PRAYER by Rev, Mr.. Seeley.
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from the asnaSha Valley s,ar, Bsnr~hi, Ts.l
We are sure that person. suffering With ,ls hssdacss
Who try them, will seoh 70 them.
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lfrom he Gazette, Davenport, l2Ss,I
hr. s2sid.ng would not connect bis n-Ds viii ~ 1'se
he did NOS xaow ~ pntae1u real crri:-
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kild-l Az IpPOts et'Sv
If passing upon the work smarating from the
representatives OF tSsaty-oae of the States OF
the Union: and let them not be- kept in further
doubt hy lnnk;ng forward to the assembling Of
other bodies whosa Recommendations will pro-
baby he regarded with as little favor and trea.
tod with as little respect an seems to be shown
on their part 10 eouie Of the recommendations Of
that P-aos Conference. Let rs do this this
day. II is cruel, aye, is it not criminal, to
continue the present excitement to keep the
country in doubt Is to what shall be IFS ulti-
mate fate, und prolons that policy which
threatens to beqgar thousands, and has brought
thousands already to baukfuptcyy
Who does not want to hear again thu huta
Of Industry What eye that would not bright.
IN up 70 see the sweet smile again upon coun.
tenances ncw bowed down with anxiety and
care for home, country, and for all that makes
life desirable3 Let US declare our approval
to-day OF the measures recommended by the
Peace Conference, and let US place them before
the people, in order that they mar have an OPP
rortuuity to pronounce their will upon them.
Ii The telegrsphic wires could but bear lntelll.
5ence of the fact that this Convention had
spoken in favor Of the measure: OF the Peace
Convention, and had taken steps to place them
before the people, it would at once restore con-
tidence to this land from one ord TO the other.
II we DO but utter that voice, cur land Will
smile again, az has been its wont IN Gays gone
by. Again will the people OF this country
bask In ti:. sunshine Of q renewed anc AWAKEN
oil patriotism, and again will the sa'P OF state
6ont proudly upon the BISON Of g calm and
placid sea ; and, sir, when we shall have done
this, may we not congratulate ourselves that
we have not lived 10 vain, and may ne not
reasonably hope that the monumen! Of a more
perfect Union, erected b. Our cwn Washington,
Madison, and their revolutionary associates,
will last until time shall be no more, and that
it will only disappear with all things earthly 2
"yhsn rap: 10 danes the realms Of ether GLOW,
And Heavens las. thunder shstss the world bsIo=."
will detain the Convention but for one
moment longer, whileI read o-them an ex.
tract from q speech said to have been delivered
By one (Ez.President TrLER.) who has occupied
the highest Office in the gift Of the people Of
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From the soatl:esr Pathfinder, Sau Orleans, L.
Try thenl yoa ths. ara ad,icted, and 10 nrs sure iaa
yosr testimony eao he added to che ALREADY nuu.roa'I
dJee.
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II7.cn ,ar Advertise. FEo7.t=.ss, R H.
The tertinonS IN thds szyori- strong. from che =.r'' t.
lp=c.eit= Susrtsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. .ALDAsY, Feb. II, 1861.

SENATE. ALBANY Feb. IL, 1861
| Mr. ROBERTSON introduced q bill to legalze GER
/ tain acts of the United States Loan Conmi.soners
On motion of Mr.. HILLH0USE, the United States
Deposit Fund bill was referred to first in Committee Of
! the Whole.
| Mr.. FIEI0 moved that the President OF the Hud-
son River Railroad be requested 10 report the amount
, "eivtd for pas,e gers and freight to and from each
sta,, n on the rod for 1860.
A do, tte eusued, when Mr. FierO withdrew the res
olutiOn
Mr.. GROSS moved that the concurrent resolution
renorted nv the 1unitee on Internal Aiihie, Towns
and Counties for tho admission TO the people at The
next general election he proposition to amend the
Constitution by prohibiting tue sale OF intoxicating
liquors az a beverage.
In Committee Of the Whole tie bill TO enable the
State to udorse the United States bonds 70 the amount
of the United States deposit fund in this State was
passed TO q tbid reaGigg.
The Albany and Susquehar ma Railroad bill was then
taken mp.
The amendment postponng levy Of tax until 1862
and 1868, voted down, and the bill ordered 10
third reading.
Mr. ROBERTSON introduced bill amending the
Revised Statutes, and providing that every highway
row or hereafter hid out, which shall not be opened
and worked within six years after shail cease to be
ROAD for any purpose.
The Senate cODcurfed in the joint resolution appoint
ing a Committee 20 meet President Lincoln, when
commun icatiOn from tie Governor was received an
nouRsiDg the dec, ufion Of Or. Weed to serve as
Commissions.
Messrs. COLyIN and LAWRENCE hoped the
Senate would refuse to accept the detlenion. AoI.
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The following piece of intelligence we cut from
THE Charleston Mercury of the 9TH inst;
suspected spy arrested Thursday and ezsrlned
Chr evidence against him sufficiently direct warrant
commitment but circumstances Of the were such that
it was deemed advisable to ship him by the North eastern Rail
road"
They manage things very differently in Charles
ton and Washington. In the latter place the
emissaries Of the rebel Government are not only
tolerated but treated with distinguished attention,
and not soul of them has been arrested, no
matter how great his guilt. But at Charleston,
q citizen who is suspected of being there in the
service of the Federal authorities is arrested,
tried escapes death only for want of proof, and
then is expelled from the State. They evidently
have no regard for consequences in the Palmetto
Republic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12

-..,.h Il won the Presidential election 80 Ions
-. are devoted to it heart and soul. The chief
Of these ideas is that Slavery shall not be e1-
teooded by the power and Influence Of tho Fed
eraI Government; and the preservation Of that
idea, and of that policy, we regard as Of vastly
greater moment TO America aud to tic world
than the preservation Of the Union.
We are well aware that there are those who
have proiessed, with us, to adhere to TINS prin-
ciple who are now ready to abandon IT. In
order to save what they call the Union, they are
ready TO cast overheard their convictions, and 10
surrender the principles of Republicanism Tbs
we viii never do, not only because such a De-
travail would be wrong aud shameful, but because
it would lay up for future day renewal ID an
aggravated form of the very controversy winch
is now CONFUSING the country.
Clearly, then, our patriotism does not coincide
with that which The PctTiot attributes to Mr.
Weed. We prefer Truth and Justice without
fbs Union, to the Union without Truth and JUS
flee: and we believe that to sink the great prln'
ciples to which the Republican party is pledged
in the foul gulf of compromise would intiict an
irrepsrable injury on the Republic, if not on the
cause of Constitutional Liberty everywhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12

WINTER axnDES.-Tbe Shylock" Of Mr.. Edwin
Booth ia another of his triumphs really great that
perhaps it takes precedence even of his lago" The
peculiar powers aud excelences Of bis acting had led
us to expect from his pesonatiOn of the Venetian Jew
a creation of unusual force and vgor, and no one OF
those who know him well and wish him success, was
disappointed His I" Shylock' is not a copy, not a
bare imitation it is an original; creation 1t is such
a wonderful child as can be born only Of nature
genius, married with indomtable perseverance Only
long, tedious and careful study, dcipining mind mat
is gifted by nature with exquisite perception Oh
human character and hence taking due effect on the
organization hysicay gifted with wondrous taciity
of reproducing in itself every varying shade OF enaF
acter end disposition could have given to the world an
embodiment of character like the "Shyock OF Mr..
Booth It was great trumph-one OF the gre''''s''
no, ,he very highest achievements of this Young ACTOR
In the great scene with Tuba and in the tria scene'
Mr. Booth does original wonders. Since the dire ne-
cessi,ies Of Journalism compel an instantaneous
cn,,o;mept of this article, we defer more elaborate
no.icc ouly staying to mention the Lancelot Gobbo
Of Mr. Daydge, as performance Of prOmiuent excel
ence
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ASSEMBLY.

The Assembly met al u.
A large number of peti ion, were presented for the
The Half Min Tax bill to pay the Constitutional
Canal debt and the bill to authorize advance OF
100000 from the Canal Sinking Fund the haii mill
Caral tax, were reported iayorably.
Mr BALI. moved for the appointment Of q Joint
Committee OF five from the House, aud three from the
Senate 10 make preparations for he reception OF the
President elect. Carried
MeasIs Ball. Terry, PrendeTgast, Bergen, and Pro-
vost, were appointed on The part OF tie HOuse.
Nj. COIAES introduced bill TO repeal the act
amendatOry OF the act 10 abosh imprisonment for debt
and punish frauduNn, debtors.
Nj. BIRDSALL introduced q bill TO prevent the
throwing Of salt In the streets Of NewYork City, u
der penalty OF imprisonment from threo TO ten days
Also amending tie act to provide against unsafe
buildings OF New-lork.
Also exemptng all persons in the employ Of tele-
graph con panics from military duty,
Mr.. WATSON introduced lii TO authorize the
Contracting Board 10 IlIcc the State Canals under
contract for repairs.
Mr.. MYERS introduced q lin relating to the Audit
ore OF the Canal Department, which makes the Audit
ors term OF Office three years. and raising his salary to
50 1900 daiiDg back from lat October.
Mr. VARNtM brought IN bill for the better recu-
lation Of the Ffenen OF NewYork, which was sent to
a SpcCi al Comm tee.
Mr.. WEBSTER introduced lii to prevent the
adulieration OF Lard and punish offenders.
ar. BENEDICT introduced concurrent resolutions
that Ncw-Yo,E following the example OF the patriotic
state Of Kennedy, hereby requests the Congress Of
the Uuiled State, 10 call Conyc, ton Of The States
for tie purpose Of lrorOsiug amendments to the Con-
stiutiJn If the United S'atea, pursuA-t to Article
10 be submitted 10 the Legislatures Of the several
States for ratification. Laid over.
The concurrent resolution appointing Francis
Granger Commissioner TO Washington, in place Of
Thuriow Weed declined, called up, and adopted.
Motion b. 8.r. WAGER TO substitute joseph Null
len bcisg list.
Adjourned
Mr FERRY's b;u to facilitate, the transaction Of
tie bunncf Of Tie Court f Appeals provides that tie
Court shall cit .rom the first TLurCay Of september
ill the Last Friday IN June, with adjournment over
,en DAYS. Five yes may make quorumi causes
TO be decided within 30 days after adjournment unless
A reagreement be ordered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12

Tar SfIzrREs ~ NEw.YoRK AND SAyAssAH.-Mr.
Kennedy, Superintendent of Police, yesterday morning
reiterated his statement that the seized board
Tue Monticello had been returned. 1t IL probable.
however from the tenor Of the following note, that at
least portion of them were delivered later in the day:
To < b. Lamar, eIq:
DEAR SIR: Weare informed and have good believe
that the ten OF s he'd reaoy for delivery to Ae'ss
syms wheHcycrt hcy may elect to SEND for them
Tie s OF gnls have been restored to the hands
o. the '"''i IsisnsGI H. B. CROMWELL Co.
Mr.. G. b. Lamar, President of the Bank of the Re-
public makes the following statement over his own
signature:
esrs sys the shippers Of the ten told on Fri
dy that tie their command; but tia. Mr. Crom-
vel refused to pay the expenses on them MIR cromwell tbs
day.. c.,
Saturday the vesse be seized telesraphed
instant. prevent the seizure But had been done the day
thai the at the command Of their owners and he
You will see that tie arrangement to restore the guns had
been made prior the seizure az abe vessels in Savannah and
though ten cases remain unclaimed because their
incurred in ewing them With tina; dispute GOV.
Ie the occaon to state that though the Bsnk Of the Re-
public H. by appointment OF the Legislature the Fisca
Agent Of the State OF Georgia connection with the agstcy
,he state has been native Georgian and no; n my oes,
capacity ard very glad that the question OF the arms had
been adjusted prior to the action Of Gov Brown but Without
his kuowedst - the time a.. ~, - IL, s.,.
ar against the North Not ole man III
hfy there .yes that viii even in sell defense;
but many tt Of IN these sgtang times viii pro-
duce good upon any slaves who might lend too willing
ear TO the suggestions OF wicked men from the North
The following is the copy Of letter received by
Messrs. Syms Bro. last Wednesday. twill be seen
that II is claimed that possession Of the guns could be
obtained al that time. II this the case 1t seems
strange that Mr.. Lamar should on me day J0A0"1Hg
20 to Mr. Kennedy for the purpose Of demanding
whether the guns would be delivered up:
N~,us W j. Srss PRO. ,
pay rl. place OF business or you yests'-
dy that had made such arrangements would ensbie
No OH an irnrdae Of ten Of guns taken
v Kennedy from the Monticello and have them
forwarded 10 Savannah. n such was your desire. -
Ner- Yo,k Feb. o. 1901. Sighed, JNo l. PAhSoNS-
In relation to the release of the vessels lying at Sa
yannah. in addition 10 the dispatch from Charleston
announcing the fact the following was received by Mr.
Lamar from the Governor Of Georgia:
Executive DEPARTMENT, MuLEpeEwLIz, Feb 1851
G. B LAMAR esa gentThe objec. Of the seizure having
been accomplished aud the rights OF citizens having oee
'"'''A'"' "'' JOS. 4. BROWN.
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attempt az Murder will, IN 9 Enzer-
nal Machine
pIrrsrrnGH- Pa. Nom

PlTTsEURcH, Pa, Monday, FEB. H. 1861.
There was diabolca attempt 70 destroy the family
Of Augustus Hoevler, a well-known citizen Of Law.
reuceyille, 10y an internal machine on Saturday
night. The machine was placed Oh the window sill,
and fired by means Of fuse.
Tie whole front Of the building was shattered by The
explosion, which was as loud ar the discharge Of
ordnance Several bullets struck in different parts Of
the room in which the Hoevler family were sleeping,
but all miracuouzly escaped injury There is no clue
to the perpe,rator Of the fendish act.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12
Louisiana state Convention.

Nrw-OBLEASs, Monday, Feb. II, 1861.
TIE Convention has acop,ed State flag. Il con-
ssts Of a red field with single pale yellow STAR and
thirteen stripes blue white, and red.
The ordinance making penal ohense for pilots At
Baize to bring over the bar any United States war
vessels has passed.
THE ordinance TO accept the criminal law of the
United States District Court was adopted.
The Postal Commissioners report was adopted.
The report Of the Inventory Committee on Fedes''l
property was received and read.