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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12

There has been no material change 10 tho tone OF our
dry goods market since Thursday. The same mastery
inactivity prevails our commits ion-hoases, and
the general jobbirg trade has not improved much.
Some STYLES of cot,on- continue firm in price, but the
general market Is tame, and concessions are made 70
effect sales.
There is determination the part Of the manufse'
tures 10 limit their pr dnction. Some Of the med 10
Lowell and Lawrence already working short time,
and we hear of partial stppages or changes OF style o.
fabric In ten or fifteen msin Rhode leland, well az
in Connecticut and other manufacturing sections The
policy will result in great advantage 10 the market.
perssted in The English maDufacturersare also indlf
ferent as to the production of their spnales and oOW
looms are reported being idle by the last steamer
This may lave the effect 10 decrease the price Of eoor
in all markets and any gooda held over, made from high
d led cotton, will be cold loss. Cotton IL lower
In Liverpool to-day THAI in New-York, and no ship
meuis can be made 10 that MAJ ket from this port with
out loss Of two cents per pound.
One scar since, in reviewing the market, we said
tha, although we entered upon the second quarter Of
the year with com parutively bare market and with
the prospect that tho requirements of the trade, at
home as well ss abroad would he equal to the supply
of goods vet il was no part Of wisdom hold the goods
At such prices az 10 invite mpOraons, even an &C
cuulaon Of stocks. AT this time the condition OF the
market is entirely different, and the business OF the
country is para zed by the great uncertainty OF The
future and hing but persistent, determined action
of the mowneB in restricting production VIII save
them from future heavy losses.
There has been, las noticed above, an attempt 70
change The looms from the most depressed fabrics 70
the production of goodr hch have not yet declined
30 much in price; but this poor resort for they viii
soon overstock other styles and bring all fabrics 10 the
same basis of depression for it seems almoss inevitable
that we shall have dull and depressed market foi
goods for months 10 come.
more detailed report Of the Dry Goods market APP
pears in The SENI-WEYELY TRIBUSE.
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rrer,.e,. Reporied be- Teiegrar1.

Hog;Lr Ap TO- lCt--CJTToNsales q soo bales at ie.G
ie'. IN Ma Itlife TIE nsftrt g. Qciet aud easier
krg.O .LEAss April No. l6dlCoI5oS-sAe' d hiedl'ns at
l2l0l1ic q, 81, - 49,,
BAtri.ong April lIFLoun declined 2iei ssies Of Ohio
erd o.sd 7trost super - So ty As held AZ tnc sfne
WItyg ili Rcd - + fc ~ 49, White ~ fYG ~ ~ toHa
dali Po,K dul hess &I7i Prime ts. NssEr dni a. l7fe
PHiLGpRLYila ApTt ilLo.H strfty a. ~ ~ - ~ io
sIp.rfne WIS declined lei - 1909 bu't He'd - ~ y
White ri iebst A. Co.'s active a. Szc. C5rfLK; His a
lllGI1.c. WtusEy. iss isc. $50.
hosiLE, Api u--CDsT0S-saes oib'V osAs miau'As !"
l2.dILlc. EaIkei quiet and io~er -.
AudusTs, Aprl il.CnTToS. 81 IaV bAeS tHsirss
% 10 Il Misd!irE Mlk.i hIn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12

To Mariners.

The follow ny oicial oonuion has been sent 70 the NV
pspers FOR publicity By the New UrGssdisn Consul;
Nrw-GRAsApiAS IrGArIos ~ rHk UstrEp st ts
O. Dox.YGu r. esq., Consul Of he Confederation, Ne,,,
You gs hereby requested rlake known 70 al n.pi',
shppefs and iaSuteis lo i concern ths' ID oa
yith decree issued by aGhoiy u the letnsn ~ ara
eiera3n me pots Ct bio HGchs Santa Marta -, ard
Zgpoto Ia the Atlantis ad hose oi baens cnnfs All
l15rgn IN tue Paihc together With the iiys,s 9" ..,s Of
Nay,,. co.ed also tnat WI
te aiica rss crd'rs to cfel.e scss sssc
80 fo i,e accord iuoe with the above A.
f,s - ,v,,h ala uorts a. yiBson Of this ponol'ois
c,s st,sr eau % Is e 1posal IN ia ehSeetsT ~
IN force until saeh tine that 'rde' ~ AZ DC q
ionG tnr 49,. .,.t5.,,,tor I 20 naip yea
w VIZ sen. .. g wy -s RAFASb foSbo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12

William Gooiell, No. 339 Pear street, bas published
in convenient little manual Tie present Constitution
Of the United Sates, adopted in EtS9; the Articles
Of Confederation adopted in E7S. The Declaration OF
Independence of nc, md the Articles Of Association
Of l774 with notes showing thcir bearing on Slavery
and on the relative powers Of State ana National Gov
crumeptg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12

ARREST Or A CHARGE OF MURDER-Jeh. w. Ben
nett keeper Of saoon arrested At West Troy on
"Wednesday night, charged with tie murder Of Robert
Morrison, NJ that place, the night Of the 9Th Of
May, 1859. The charge IL made by IN old woman
named Wilkinson, who resided with Bennett at the
time and who says she witnessed the murder
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philadelphia Cattle Market. Anu 10,

The supply Beef Cattle IBIS week no. 90 large - TIE
supply Of hs pa. weeks the offerings amounting 20 Only
LOO heed The demand good snd prices bad an upward
tend ncy good and prime beeves selling az IRON y 70 Ps
leO h. o,i sry Cattle sold ct from r1t TO So ltoo
SnPEr nj, ma ke, wa quite brisk and $50 bead oaoe
ofat from go sss a lVO %, so s'eei1
ins % q-1lity and condision. . .,
HcgsThe supp!y OF logs very fair reachir - head
PEics. "a I'd at nom 6 - ST Z 100 for s.ea and non
= % $ . 100 b for eoiued
CowsIhis kind Of sck very scsrce the entire otsrns
this week amounting ory IS bead lhts7 were sold hoo
5t $50 for pnng.rs and S2o 70 % oseh or N"N'
With calves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12
NEW. WORK LEGISLATUkE.
SENATE. ALBANY, April ii, 1861.

SENATE. ALBANY, Apru II, IOWA
pleasing inter lu6e vas oei ed 10 todsys procSeu-
NOS fn he go ate by the presentasir to james ,et
,y;l.igrr Clerk of the Senate, By the LieaIeaa'oo
eror aud members Of the senate Of Handsome sei'
NJ McGRAw gave po,ice of 8 motion TO snsRena
The ral. . sous 10 forward the bill " TIE "'A'O"
Univenity. n, s,u;,i.a ,e
M sPINOLA, from the Grinding Comm'tlee, re-
ported the Bush wick Avenue tslil sho the .h n,d
lie Commissioners Map Of Brooklyn, 10 Dc fsP'f~e
MI. GOss from the Select Committee, reported the
Nm 20 apportion the Congressional Disti''s I" Tue
: All CONNOLLY submitted minority report, OBJ
p iectine 10 the superintendent at this lime
no,ion ~ postpone acsion indefinitely was iosI'
and tie bill was made the special order for this even
ing. -, A.. ,l0 Ill,
70 Increase the power Of he Canal Appraisers, when
vas reported for the confederation OF the Senate only
AFTERNOON SESSION.
TIE following hills were passed.
Giving the consent of u state 20 purcnsse ny VIC
United States at tire Usher Islands.
Amending the aet 10 incorporate the companies 'na'
navig ale Sbe lakes and rivers.
The bill relative to the Chamberlain Oh New iorA
CITY was substituted for tho Senate bIi ana WIS Or
SsSed % third reading. IN
Mr.. SPENCER reported comIh'e me pili ,' altering
the Comu se ioner's map Of The City vi b'oOkiyn
Alo, incorporating the Bushwick avenue Ia bFook-
lyR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12

CoLLrcToR OF NEw-BEDroED.-On Thursday
mr. Laurence Grnnell Ire Collector Of the port
of New Bedford, rendered his surety to United States
Dstric,-Attorney Smith in the peron Of his nnclo,
Moses Grinnel Of this city, and the usual certificate
yyaa granted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12
IBy TrlsgsPb.l
ALBAsY, Thursday, April II, 1861.

by Irlsgsph.I
ALBAsY, Thursday, April II, 1861.
ARsiSo 1BE MILITIA
The vote by which The bill 10 the State was Loot
on ts final pa fsgc to-day was recopstered this even
inn and the bill hss been referred 70 Select Commits
tee with instructions 70 pe,ieCt II and report u back to
the House. The perfection desired being the striking
ont of the Robinson amendment. The Special Com
mit,ee are Messrs. Benedict, shay, Finch Aay and
Hardy.
TIRE CRY CHARTER.
The Senate Committee on Villages viii report the
bill appointing Commission 10 revise the City Char
ter. tomorrow morning. with twelve additional
names TO the COMMUNION.
PASSAGE OF ASSEMBLY, BILLS.
The following Assembly bills were passed:
Giving the Long LELAND Railroad Company exclusive
use Of Piers No- 80 and 49, Eat River. incorporating
the American Church Missionary So ioy in NewYork.
Ia relation 10 Coles or Harlem Bridge To amend the
Long Island Steamboat Company's Charter. To erect
the County Of Highland. Lost.
TO REVISE IRE CONSTITUTION.
In the Senate. the bill calling Convention n revie
the G. Institution was ordered TO third reading. The
bill TO punish reason murder. and nrsoD, dscussed
four hour and the Assembly bill amending the law OF
last wear, subs,ituted On this Of Gilibusering
ensued disgraceful to Ward political meeting. Jokor
ieers. sneers. and Donsense abouuded. motion To
ord-r to third reading pending when the senate
adjourned
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.
The bin to redsrict the Stare Tor Congress has been
made special order for tomorrow morning
BANK SUPERINTENDENT.
l. is believed that Mr. Van Dyck viii be confirmed
az Superintendent of the Banking Department to-
morrow,
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Dig II,

vtr17TEOon Thu,aay Aph ~ in Brooklyn. lotu Booth
oy ssn of Rob ~. Willing j. and Amanda " iirs esod
su'oufhs cul 81 6sye. "
ve,. on TtlfIy ~ O'Clock p NJ No - Cnrbefiand
n-, The .ctiains wall be uken 70 og,sn@ch, Conn, tor
int li, OF saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12

Jous MoRmssEY NOT DEAD.-The rumorcd death Of
John Morrissey proves to be cansrd. His physician
DR.. D. f. Woodward states that be il improving, aud
likely 10 be about in a short Tine Re wei NJ ever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12

TIE publishers of IRE Housetold JonrEoi have
issued their first volume, neatly bound in cloth, To-
Q,ber with an album printed thick paper contain
ing the music published in the pages OF The Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12

Among note worthy features exhibited by this sum.
mary will be observed the great dspropoion OF the
average amount of capital to each bank in the Western
S,aes-sSO - being sufficient basis for note Of ssue
and deposit business in Swamptown or Prairevilei
the enormous extension of the American banking sys-
tenn in the little understanding States Of Rhode Island
and Connecticut; and the large average amount Of
capital 10 each bank in the Cotton and Southwestern
saes-being nearly 100 per cent above the average 10
each bank in the countr' a. large.
We annex our usual summary Of Exports of Domes-
tic Goods from this port for the week ending April 9,
as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12
The Circago Press of tue Sth inst says, respecting
tie currency troubles al that point:

tie currency troubles al that point:
Tho brokers' buying the rejected at u cents a0d we bear
ouside parties paying small sctlon higher cegeny-hse
regarded she current ae The volume oil our CUT
ccy reduced about cal by the thorough revision
bankers hsye given The Illinois list embraces ss5 S
o. that of Wisconsin ~ 0SJalg The bjtngs are soS%
The brokers buyns the su. At 70 ctnsi vnt on az
avrar- they get rid Of 81 crus the people OF the he',
will lose more than a IBih d e1d hnf Of dollars.
In. i.sus. barkI IN the r.iCcel ft auti 20
S1dSt6sj and tbs Ounrs Of zoe two Jeat States o. n's
aud WicoHn viii furnish Profitable employment 10! t-ss
currency BE Il beloved the owners OF tso
bsnAs wl poaaibe kecp them good We nuGef,tsL9 i.o
Lin law correctly VIII ~ be forced 20 ht ul 20
keep sscue, acr the 10Th o; April or thry VII pc
uhrc potos, ttr Bonds to 10 whes"n ond 'u -
those now in ri!dA lon"
There Is furry in Southern currency nj Baltimore
to-day and Southern bank bills are az cent higher
The new loan ofio Confederate States is iooAed upon
with distrus and the notes Of the banks, winch are
said to be forced 20 take IL, are discIedited.
The Bankers Magazine for April Cousins thorough
stastics Of he bank capital Of every town and oy IL
the Uni'ed States largo enough 10 support DANA o.
issue. Wecondense tborofrom tho following SUMMARY
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Ree-spr. os ksrosipee
Movements of Ocean steamers.

4avH li-i3 coo obs. Flour. n go bush. Wheat, 80"
yah Con- 800 pkss. Provi. ions. scO do Whisky.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12
ASSEMBLY.


The Assembly is pushing business with Vlgor, anu
there are Indications of deernined efforts AZ log-ro-
ing on several big measures but with doubtful chance
OF savse,s -. -,
toue,d I'M 10 amend the act of 1850 for opening
M.di, IN ayel ue il New-York, and it was referred 10
tbe select Committee 10 report COM lete.
Tho vote detecting The bull IN reluOn 10 selohS ~"
D. nng or hereafter be brought by re'elNers oi ~
s,lyent Mutual Insuanee COmpaUles Wa fe9ons .n
cred motion to recommit wae ioet, ana the oiii
passed by ~ ~ IL. A. IN
an end HE law for tie collection VI oen@nu' "e
zhips, ,es,el-, DC. ~. IA +ha
mo,ion l., re on der tie defeating the losoi'eht
hill amending The Il i'd aet Yeas and Nays were
a handed and before tie calling Of the Ioi Wa, COIL
xl.d IL was evident that The vote could not DE re-
sopsi, cred The friends of the biii consequent!
changed yoiee and the motion TO take1 from the eDie
On notion nc OF Mr.. DARCY the Broosl, Deficiency
bin wa, read tie third time and passed.
bills PASSED.
In lation TO fines, oghizantes, OF ioritnret
no authorize TIE Comuissiolers u the SlhAinS
Ennd of New York 10 ,ell tain landr III said lty
TO Incorporate the Bath and COney leland Bridge
Company. ,..o ,h0 III %
provide for more erctihlly puIisnlng yagranry ana
other petty oeuses in the Pot Courts OF New'forA'
ana it Wac ordered TO 'lrd reaniny'
BILLS PASSED.
To exempt Telegraph operators ana employees Iro,i
nil,ar, and jury duly; to amend the act 10 promote
seIiature ~ amend Tie act ~ incorporate Tue Long
LlaLd Steamboat Company. ,,D.,o>,
Tn5er The ROhinson re olution, Mr.. RICHARDSON
moved 10 for ward the bill 10 establish Nan'ical
School in the por, of NewlOrk. Referred 10 seiee'
Committee 70 report conf lete. e.
In t.laon To cses of murder and arfon In the frst
dsrre occurring rior to May 4, 1867 TO eophim the
JOHN Slaiery Eightieih sueet Contract TO pro'lde
more certain ,ulishmet Tor vsgraDcy ahd olher pety
ofirnses In Puice Couits III New-fofk.
AT l2:i5 adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12

The statement OF the present week, as compared Win
tue preceding, rhows inoreaso Of Sl95,O26 m the
items Of loans and DISCOUNTS 81 S9, 5l3 in deposits
$3.50 800 in circulation and $l0i ,0J7 in specie.
The following is an etrmn.e Of the Secretary Of the
Boald OF Trade of Chicago of the amount Of grain in
store in that city April ., compared with tho cores.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12

=,
The Export of Cotton GoOds from Boston, as per
Shipping List, for the month ending March ii, has
been as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12

Tie bondhold,rs Of the Chicago aud North-W estern
Road held meeting to-day, in regard to the non-pay
meut oil interest on tie General irs'-morgage bonds.
After 4 report from Committee Of Directors Of the
condition and Of tho mpany, the question Of
funding coupons WAS referred TO a Committee Of Nine,
who are to report TO meeting to be held on Tuesday
next.
The statement Of the Boston Banks for the last week
compares with the previous week. and with tue corre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12
Increese. .............','
The scurcer Of reyenne Of the Pennsylvania Centra

This total increase Of eqasl to s47'2s y month
for the whole ,esr ~
The banks did not succeed yesterday in filling mp the
list for the Treasury notes to be awarded to-day, but
renewed the effort THE ing the Secretary having
postponed tie opening Of the bids until o'clock. AT
2 O'Clock the list had reached two and half millions
at par and other bids Of about million had been
made, leaving deficiency Of about ST. 100000. The
opeDng of the bids again postponed TO o'clock,
before which time bid for all renGning untaken was
made probably by Mr. Henry +. Vail Of the Bank OF
Commerce. for himself and Others. This issue Of notes
at par for = cents, while the twentyyear y cent
loan could be had 92 not attractive to capital
lists or spectators and the taking Off is entirely due
TO the patriotic impulses OF our citizens and their deter
mnstion that the Government shall be sustained
sgainst Southern treason with all the financial siDews
It needs The Government is largely indebted 10 Mr.
Vail for his energetic action in this and other in
stances.
The butness Of the Clearing House was s25 92l, H5
The raj cs for )ney without marked change, but
tend downward. Money is pressed on prominent
house, at4 per cent The range is per cent. Gilt
edged paper goes at sac per cent and rates are lower
on less esteemed names.
At meeting Of the Board of Directors Of the Great
Western Insurance Company, held to-day, it was
unanimously resolved to pay oG the scrp Of 1857 on
Tuesday. May T. At the annual election OF the Mer-
chants surance Company, held on Tuesday, M. {.
" b. Ossrsnder tie President, rendered his res'gns-
too but tie Board Of Director voted agains' It's &C
ceptance, and unanimously reelected him for the en-
SUNG year. Mr.. J. Barker was chosen Vice-Presi'
dent. Holders Of bonds secured by first mortgage on
he road from Horizon to Berlin, ~ho have No, yet
signed she bondlold.rs agreement, will have an oppor-
tuuity Of doing by calling with their bonds at room
No. "a Trnity Buildings No Ill Broa dwsy, New
York betnee tie hours Of II and O'Clock On S,iur-
day, April, 10, 1861. We have received from Albert
H. Nieolsy & Co.. a1eiioneers and ok brokers' their
Semi Monthly p ice Current Of Stocks and Bonds, Civ.
ins the latest quotations Of securities well other
information. Copies OF vi ch be obtained al their
ofiic-, No. 81 William street, near Wal.
The stock Of foreign produce and merchandise in
bond at ibis port on the lst Of November, 1860,
amounted to sil ,9S5, PSI. This increased from that
date, owing to the dullpess Of the market, until on
February l. il amounted S9i O92,319. The stock in
bond h.s since decreased in two months h.tle over
$6,O000 900.
To-, value u coed. IN bond March ls61... s2i i 6i
Entered warehouse foreign potts In February 1914 5I
Rect, Ia bond from OF er dore.uc ports.... % 3l2
go ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-09

GOOD lDEA-lt is proposed that Union meet
lngs be held all over the State on the 22d Of
February Washington's birth day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-09

The most contemptible and repulsive thing in
Grafton is mean and vulgar woman She sinks
iioWer than suspicion, aud exceeds the foulest
Imagination
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-09

"JIsT LIE THAR AND CooG"-A good story Is
told of member of the Georgia Legislature.
lie was from one of the back towns, and ''put
up at a hotel for the first time in his life. Be
fore his plate, at the dinner table one day, was a
dish of peppers. He kept looking and looking
at them aud finally, as the walters were rather
slow in bringing on things, he up with his fork
and fastened upon one Of the peppers, and into
his mouth it went. In a moment the tears came
into his ewes, and he hardly knew what to do.
At last, splitting the pepper into his hand he laid
1t down alongside of his plate. and, with voice
that set the whole table in a roar exclaimed
" Jst lie thar and cool"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-09

SEVERAL thousand fruit trees have been plant
cd in orchards in Trinity this year The climate
Of this section is peculiarly adapted to apple
growing.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-09
VISITORS.
Committee of Examination.

WITH the Shasta Courier of last week came
the following "siunner" under the head of
"Consumedly Impudcnt." The careful reader
can't fail to see the point:
Undoubtedly the independent press Of the State
embrace among their number the very best nelcs.
papprs on this coast. For their enterprise they
deserve praise, and have reaped a rich reward.
Indeed they have become wealthy and puff'd up,
and now by their exceeding arrogance some of
fhem remind one Of the self consequence of the
ignorant though wealthy cod fish aristocrat of
the Eastern cities, who. with the oileagnous
flavor of dried fish. train oil and candles still
lingering around him, attempts to ape the born
arstocrat in his small circle of oadies, snobs and
Jenknses.
Those to which we have reference, assume the
airs Of born lords of the press-on all questions,
trivial or important, speak oracularly, like Sir
Oracle-and with owl like gravity aud solrmniIy,
damn any opinion not strictly in accordance
with their own views.
As an instance OF their presHmp ton, they will
not, without rebuke, allow any man to say that,
in the eUent of the tOM dnd iremfdiabie destruction
OF tbs Union, California ought to favor the
establishment of a Pacific Republic. rather than
constitute herself apprndage Of some one Of
the half dozen 0ne-hoYse Republics into which,
in all probability, the States east of the Rocky
Mountains will then he divided. Nay, il a man
even express desire that California shall play
the role Of a one horse Republic on her own hook,
rather than pprs0nate the subordinate character
of a mere 0ppendage to a one horse Republic
two thousand miles distant, they not only rebuke
him. hut misrepresent him absolutely cody and
deliberately belle him, by declaring that he un-
aualiiedly advocates dissolution of the Union
Now if such writers were not blinded by
what? an inordinae self mportauce?- they would
readily recognise the fact that man may he a
true lover of the Union, and yet favor the estab
lishment OF a Pacific Republic in the case of
national sucide-upOn the happening of the
total and irremediahle destruction of the Union
If they were lovers of fairness they would re
cognise this fact for no lover of fair dealing will
purpOsely misrepresent any man.
While we deem the Union of inestimable value,
the source of all our greatness and dissolution
national suicide while we call upon California
to stick to the Union of Washington SO long as
there is Union to stick to, yet we expect to be
opposed to the project of attaching the fortunes
of California to any one of the half dozen incOn-
siderable, war-convused fragments OF the Re
public east of the Rocky Mountains. If that be
treason, make the most of it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-09

GRAND JuRY.-The Court of Sessions meets on
monday next A Grand Jury has been ordered.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-09

REvERDY JOHNSON on FASTING AND PRAYER--
The Presidents proclamation for National Fast.
published in the hteiiigencer, was followed by
some remarks delivered by Reverdy johnson in
the Supreme Court of the United States, in which
that distinguished advocate prays that heaven
dscouraging and sickening the honest public
heart
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-09

TAIKING.-C. b. Mcdonald is lecturing in Ne
vada county. The Hydraulic Press says that a
recent lecture" Rchelieu," the subject-was
attended by the largest audience that ever turned
out on similar occasion in that place
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-09

The surest way to prevail on young couple
To get married, is to oppose them. Tell them
you would rather them in their graves"
ana twelve months after their baby will pass you
twice day in a willow wagon.