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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-04

The February Term OF the Law Courts.
This being the FIRST Monday in the month tue regular
trial terms Of the law courts win be opened There win
be two branches Of the Supreme Court Circuit the rst
part being devoted 10 Oyer Termner Tho Superior
Court to which has been recently allotted the pre-
vously known as the Supreme Court General Torn, will
hold two trial branches The Common Pleas, uudisurb
ed In Its comfortable location win have two trial terms
as viii also the Marine Court The various calendars
heavy but contain no causes of great Importance except
those which have been heretofore alluded TO.
CALENDAR FOR THIS DAY.
SUPERIOR CouRT-Part Nos 681 1917, 100, SOL
lS9 649 6l3, III, 1928 OIL l1l9, 1871 1925 Il25 1877
Part Mes a. AGO, 74o, 4l2 49s ass, 26s, LA, 7s2
Is, Lag, $50, 1872
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-04

FoRr KEARSEY, Feb. 2, 1851.
Tho pony express passed here at $50 T. NJ.
san FRANCISCO. ban 16-3:4oP. NJ
Arrived I4th steamer Uncle sam, from Pan Sailed
1ath, bark Wihelmna for Liverpool, carrying wheat and
1our; 16, b, ship Endeavor, for New York.
There extensive auction sale yesterday Of gro
ceres and other articles the prices realized eviucing
declining tendency. shaw's candles brought 1899.
20Ac. Now York syrup, &c. per gallon; New York
crushed sugar, 1l,sc.; Manila coffee, $40 co SIS o2
per 100 lbs; Carolina rice, a5so &C. per ID. Wheat
barley and unchanged with increased dispo
ston 10 ALL To-day various parcels Of Istbmus butter
sold within range OF &c Csc. Candles Ind buyers
Cor immediate at 19c. 2oc the late effort to raj
the market proving unsuccessful
Measures arc in progress for holding Union meeting
In San Francisco the present week.
Terence McManus OF the Irish exies who escaped
from Australia to California 10 1857 died at st. Ways
Hospital, San Francisco, yesterday aged so years He
occupied prominent position among the Irish population
here
troubles from tho disturbed state OF the Union having
purchased government drafts FOR remtaucos East which
came
lady passenger who some months ago, broke her
arm while getting California bound steamer at Pant
ma just obtained ~ 900 verdict against Mr.. Wander
bit from a San Francisco jury.
Tho Ierislaure has az yet done nothing sti waiting
FOR tho Assembly to elect q Speaker. VIM colam the
douglas candidate withdrew to-day, which II " believed
will lead 10 the election OF Speaker In day or two
when the Governors message will be sent 10
Pony express dates from Fort kearney to the 3lst OF
December were received two days ago.
Il. r. Burnel Douglas democrat, was elected Speaker
OF the Assembly to-day.
Thirty prisoners attempted to escape from the state
prison to-day Three killed, thirteen wounded and
the balance arrested except The guard was slightly
wounded.
DECISION OF THE ALAMADES CASE.
s,s TEAS0isco (via Fort Kearney), Jan. II, 1861.
Tho Abandon case has been decided. All the docu-
,ncnts arc decided TO be genuine and the title TO the
mines valid.
Judge Hoffman confirms the Loguc grant and McAllster
rejects IL. BAkoN a w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-04

FATAL FIcHT BETWEEN woSrS-Coroner Schrmcr held
an inquest yesterday at No 326 Enst Thirteenth street.
upon tho body Of Catherine Kinney, native Of Ireland
aged afy five years. WI, died from tho effects Of injuries
received while engaged in eight with a woman named
Julia Murphy. The parties tenants in tho same
building occupying rooms the second floor Of the
premises In question On the night Of December 3o 1860
deceased while iaboring under the influence Of liquor
appeared In front Of Mrs Murphys room, and, rappn5
violently at the door with stone BOTTLE demanded al
mittance. Mrs.. Murphy feeling somewhat annoyed a.
tho conduct Of her neighbour opened tho door sud cny
and, picking up = bowl threw II at tho intruder Tn
missile took effect upon deceaseds forehead nnicting
deep and painful wound A physician wa
called In 10 attend Mrs. Kinney, and her wouni
WAS dreessd but Notwithstanding every attention was
paid hcr ehc became derous and continued 10 sink
gradually until Saturday morning, whom shs expired
most norton examination Of the body, made by DIR
wooster Beach Jr showed that death causct by an
n,scess the BRAIN the result doubt, OF the injury
alluded TO- The jury after due doiberaton rendered
verdict Of Death from injuries at the handle OF Julia
Murphy and upon the rendition OF the verdict the Coro
ncr committed tho accused 10 await tho action Of tho
Grand Jury.
A BOY KnIEp.-Thomas Nolan, lad about ten years
OF age who playing the roof Of the premises corner
Of Tenth street and G, Saturday fol- - tho
sidewalk and was instantly killed. Coroner schirmer
notified 70 hold inquest upon the body Of decesd
at the residence Of the parents No 3is Ninth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-04
CITY Intelligence.

FIRE SIXTH AyESrE-Rstwccp eleven and twelve
O'Clock Saturday night fire broke out In the eating
house Of Capt Cox in Sixth avenue between Forty sixth
and Forty seventh stroets IL originated in the base
ment, supposed tn have been caused by the ironing
blanket holder placed In basket under table, Tho
was .xtinguithed by Mr. Cox, assisted BY two
three other persons Damage about 300 insured The
building is owned by Mr.. Bruncr.
fnn AT TAR Fooz Wf..r TwrSry EIGHTH SrRTrT.-I'e
tween and two O'Clock Sunday morning, fire
broke out board the barge Kentucky dying at the
foot Of Twenty eighth street, North river owned by
Capt Wheeler. Tho vessel was loaded with lumber.
She is totally destroyed Cause Of frc and amount Of
eann ge not kupxn
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AsyrswAt,,,-iSesmshp Northern Lgh-Judsc Norton,
Edward Fust Charles slatterey John Downe Plat. snd
wic saac fredrfck, wife aud chd Don Pedro Sansorie
Mrs kowalasiy and three children Srdseyc John Tenn
tanderon, Mrs ashsrire Walton and hro children, "a
bin Dubrcca, Dubroca, Geo Adams, WILSON, Ehr.
man, Thurman, stephens vito aud three chlldrrn
arry Mrs Sbutz Thomas Fitch, Kendall, = r Hen.
ry u Uoueherty, stone, Graft, Nea.hson, q
McMuin, q w Dyer, Foleer, WIN " Gadcambl y sam
srAsssl-steamship Montgomcg-E Gardens, LADY and
child Mrs y Budd, Mosley, w Gleason Jas Savage,
Morse, Lano, Spencer, Iiodsins, Iiymes and
Jones, Burgess, Jas woss and in the stecrsgc.
usarEsrov-steamship Coiumba--J Child, Mrs IA Cox
and child, Miss RaiDey Cain.
R,cuxoSp, &c--stean-hip Jsmes,own-R Hiessngham, Il
KNAPP, Frazer and lady liickot, Whitman, Thos
Wright jpo Mayher, 4 Olmssead, and IN steerage.
Hose KoSG-ship Ho,spur-Rufu- CLARK. Mrs Fcscr,y
DIT ARrrREs.
SsyArrAu-S,camshp Alabsma-T Clay, james BUCK.
Nrs 0eson child and infant; Mrs. Bailey sncndde,
Mrs Allen, Chss Van Horn, VIM Indon, q y Gnchirst,
Miss Mott, II Codssth ouniere Mrs. N.iew'
Henry Taylor Charles Fisher, l. rcndloon Freeman
Knapp, Mise Annie Knapp, II soicmon-, Mrs hniew.
~ TuoSAs W LAX i-ae.~-kss Oa.o LiL M sna AIRS
Bugbec, John Smith. Hsdss,. MI psyidson AM son
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-04

PHILADELPHIA, Fob. 8, 1851.
Tho Sunday Mercury publishes the conversation had
with Mr. Lincoln by the Committee of the Central Repub
ican Club, at Lincoln ILL., for the purpose Of urging the
appointment Of Mr.. Cameron to his Cabinet Mr. Lincoln
stated great desire to appoint him. but charges were
made from Ohio and the Western States Of his corruption
In obtaining contract, which, If proved must exclude
him; but II he vindicates himself he expressed the
strongest disposition to appoint him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-04

SupRysr forsr UrrTrD State Jan. 3f.-No. 81
George 7. Bise al plaintiffs in error, the city OF
Jacksonville. This cause argued BY Mr.. TAFT for
- pantiHs In error and by Mr. Reycrdy Johnson for
the defendants In error.
No 0s-John NJ. Fackler appellant, vs.. John r. Ford OF
al The argument Of this cause was commenced by Mr..
Carlisle for the appellants and continued BY Mr. Coombs
for the appellee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-04
FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL,
Interesting News from Mexico-Re- Ea-
trance OF Buen0s Ayres into the Argea-
tine ConFcderatton-Thc suit OF Mrs.
Gaines, &C., Sc.

umterest1n8 News from MexfcO-Ne- Em.
trance OF Buenos Ayres into the Argea-
time COnSedera tiOn-Thc suit OF Mrs.
Gaines, &C., Sc.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8, 1861.
Tho celebrated Of Mrs Myra Gaines viii be argued
in the United states Supreme Court Tuesday. The
claim Of this lady has been pending In of the various
courts State and federal for twenty eight years Tho
counsel retained for the argument the part of Mrs
Games F. Perrin. of New Orleans and Caleb Cushing
on the part Of tho DEFENDANTS Mr. Jenre OF Louisiana
It is asserted that II Mrs. Gaines defeated that
estate Of her father would be ultimately lost to the pre-
sent holders, suits pending the United States
Circuit Court, Eastern District of Louisiana, hlei
on the 10th of April 1852 in which the complanants
claimed the heirs Of Mary Clark grandmother Mrs
Gaines, have disposed Of their claims the Roman Ca
thOlic church and TO companies in New York and Pha
delphia Their suits will of course be speedily tried
Mrs. Gaines should BIO defeated She has host of sym
pathizing friends in this city especially in the legal pro-
fession, all Of whom believe she will win the
The government has advices from the city Of Mexico
us late the 21st of January The Secretary OF Lega
zion Of the United States under charge Mr. Eyer hal
reached that city. Affairs progressing satisfactory
ly, and the city was in condition Of unusual
repose. Mramen and his principal adherents had
either lod in conceament. The
thorty Of tho liberal government was almost
universally recognized, and 1t is believed that
after long period OF bloodshej and disaster Mexico
ut last under the constitutional government founi
path, which if carefully followed will lead peace pros
pcrity and power.
The diplomatic representatives Of Spaiu the Papa go
vernment Guatemala and Ecuador bad been dismissed BY
the constitutional government owing, it IL presumed, To
the persistent and bitter hostility which they have
tanned towards the liberal cause.
is interesting, though unhappy coincidence, that
NJ the moment when secession aud disun seem to b.
shatefrg tho powor and prestige Of the United States in
formation is received by the government Of
Tho reenranco Of the province OF Buenos Ayres
into the Argentine Confederation, from which she
seeded in 1852 OF the fourteen states composing the
Confederation Buonos Ayres the only engaged
foreign commerce. upon which she has grown enormous
Iy wealthy and yet after nine years Of the experiment
OF separate independence and with all the advantages
OF commercial monopoly che gladly returns to the
brace OF her sister States and gives up her Custom
Blouse the general government Is not this lesson
which may carefully pondered and advantageousy
Improved by our seeding friendsS
Sonor Flores, Minister from Ecuador is here bust
ness come cted with his government
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-04
The February Session or the Common


The new Board Of Aldermen have not done much since
their organization few high sounding speeches have
been made by some Of the incoming members but they
did not amount TO much An effort made at the last
meeting TO have the Inequalities of the city extended to
the President elect Of the United his arrival
New York en- route TO the White House at Washington
but it proved abortve and Mr. Lincoln will pass through
the Empire City " unhonored and unsung"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-04
NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.
Senate.

ALBANY, Feb. 2, 1861.
The Assembly concurrent resolutions appointing Com.
mesiohee on the Virginia proposition,
Messrs. Colvn, J. Mel. Murphy and Fero desired TO
consider them Immediately.
The PRESIDENT ssid that would require the unanimous
consent u tho members, otherwise IL must lay on the
table one day.
Messrs. VIII ams Iaphan and Munroe Directing they
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-04

New ORLEANS Jan. 81, 1861
Coton-The market is quiet, with sales of 5000 bales
at IL &c sugar steady NJ 4hc 6hc. Moasses &c
25c. Flour STEADY at s. 81 Corn Csc. Coo lard in
Kegs l0Ac The quotations for other kinds unchanged
BALTIMORE, Feb. 2, 1861.
Flour steady Howard street. IS %; Ohio and City
Mills held At the same rate Wheat dull red, 81 10
n 81 SO. white, 81 40 81 60. Corn steady: yellow
62c o7c Lard, 10Iac Coffee steady at 12c 13c
v hiskey nominal at ISc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-04

MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS RATHER Cosrry-The Commit
aee an Militia OF the Rhode Island Senate have reported
that II would require appropriation Of million dol
lars 70 put the militia n the state upon footing
This .rn o.a.ct howvs.f, bJ spp, lated uness ls
as.eat Of TIE taxpayers Is arst gIvea at the pos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-04

The Sterling Gas Regulator Improves
the light and the gas Warranted Wheeler VII.
sons sewing Machine Co. Once 900 Broadway, basement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-04

Barry's TricOph~rOus IL tho hest and
cheapest article for dres sing beaufying curling
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies, tTy sold b
druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-04

Stetnway 4 Sons OverstrunQ Grand
and square Pianos the
warranted for Ave years 80 and 81 Walker
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-04

CnSsvs ov MIsaouR--rhe Of tha state Of Ma
souri just pdbiisLed shoSs the whit. p,pstion "
l,,0' see; slaves, 1i3 ,1ss, free negroes. ,.so.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-04

Trusscs.-Marsh s. Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No vosey street Asor House, opposite the church
Trusses, Elastic Stockings, Shoulder
Braces, Abdominal supporters, &c Drs "a OVER X
THORNE, No 4 Ann street. under Barnufn Museum,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-04

CristadOro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
pees-The beat In the world Wholesale and retail and the
dye privately applied Al No 6 Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-04

Total in slave States. s73I 736
Tho whole amount In all the repositories subject ~
draft, was SzOss,2sI. THIS has been much increased
since In tho Northern cities By the recent issue Of rrea
surv notcp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-04

BatchelOr's Hair Dyo-Reliable, Harm-
and instantaneous; black brown Factory 81 Barclay
street Sold and applied At BATCHELoR'S Wig Factory is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-04

New Invented Wigs and Toupees; also
Moldavia Cream for preserving and beautfyng the hair
Manu-, sc,ured by W. A BA1oHELOR IL Bond street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-04
MilliOna OF Bottles OF

MRS WlNsL WIS SOOTHING SYRUP,
used every In the United States for children
teebing, with failing Relief s IMMEDIATE
and CERTAIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-04

Wheeler 4 Wilson's Improved Sewing
Machines ut reduced priOes. ONCE sos kroadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
n REDUCE YOUR GAS BILLS
by TWENTY TO FIFTY FER CENT.
NAPOLEON
mn

Gas HUMMER
ane !. he point 81 burning thereby s vn. es
as"ns through burners a. os a. so % al ss ga
hsnt y had with one third less gas simply because
IN order e produce the greatest light from
& The ySe ~ h ns pspct q the q:
VI %h sd that = s mr and sa Of sng
observation alone VIII isfy tina,
WITH too m@e sqpc Il Ssf @ G gas oess
he oAAg,n q the atmosphere The result g.s
the Napoleon Burner the velocity Of the gas !. com
he gas |. sshy heated IN the lower pprT ci.mSsgs.
The result Ierect combustion and SOFT Gear light
making ssys e 20 % these turner's 6io.
eany Hudson , Chicago Cincinnati Covngon and o,her
, 1hs public ,Sn viii end 4 materially their Advantage
sEo il klIcHES co.'s Chandelier emporium @ and ~
ArwEsy,Es,ErIpE LL Ellis Old STORE, .cs BRoApwA!-
store wedding Cards These elegant cards sold only At -
AT GIMBRFDEs--THE GRAY CARD AND oTHxI
"a noveites satin tie for wedding cards In perfection
CROWNED WITH SUCCESS THROUGHOUT Tux
rnoRIEY's T o6Sbi, FOR CATTLE.
which G is9's os s sTa HSss''' Of
b, Into superior proycnder
For h,F ss. In 5s and sp.na
!. + nvsinsbe increasing The Quantity and mproynf ,As
lsedDs agies3 Tor sSsep TIC produces :
ono m nth VIII exceed all expectation
Sold IN casks con,ang as feeds, price ei haf cssk
anipg 20 feeds 81 and quarter casks Containing III }eed
pcgo, for The United States, No q Broadway Vow Yors
msuias sho direction; use sen, frsc % sgpca.lOO
uncd STATES, where are ALREADY appon,'d
CoHSs, puSIoSs, lSvERTED NAILS, RSLARosD
or ,sa az d e Of ns e sTs heg PAT.
chlropodl 20 broadway Refers 10 physicians and sar
CONCENTRATED LEAvEN
truly astonishing what DELIGHTFUL and hsai.hy bread
pA Io sss Win ns AID q The Cos
ton We learn that tons Of this article the
For sale by ali ns rs, sp1 sIsseE; ard ,srgsss.
80 fesri a,Tsci, New YORK
~ ,TTursspR Elpass I HAZE " ZEE BEEN craxD
or DRAFNEsS
,o ny Or Won MoscnzfsKRR,
EUREKA SEWING MACHINES REDUCED TO $40
i Cd that Dr TOBIAS vsns.Ias Lslsssn. shs best a.
u PIE ssr ns CUR, S.. e .s s..
hssdschs 70 sve inus~s sn6 cannot be ssa for chbsn
fsiS Sss 5ss sss y s'n' ''a
RS pals soss xknsSs Ssios
Ezsbe,h aendsy, Tsssday and wsinssdas, res
- = ' : = JOIN afs 5 SoRKE. General oo,ec~.
THE LITTLE BLUE BOOK REGISTER OF vBpnL
l. raj Ohices and Salaries Price 40 cepta
Dealers surYAed al tho usual rates, b.
4 80 ROSS rOuOBY No LII Nassau Stress
l Sold by an news
/ UIsErvL AND ECONOMICAL. .
" UxaEMAN CO - Benxinc, Tor ~ nszAns ss~n-
Of spots, psnts Ae So and 80 , ~ 49, q
| fahrc Rold by druggsts only S cents per poshe 49,
l Won get tho ssnuine srtirie
| o.,r EMPIRE sRwIYG MACHINRs ~
l t-SA t@rau the best In mArkes
/ Oco' ~ sslesroom No Es broadway, New tors-
m nnn PERSONS CURED .. - - -
IU.UOU OF sore thros.a mnnps ana orcun ~ -.
-, o,Iy as SOFA We dvugxus evcSy-
who're, pcros " C~tlsaas sfccS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-04

NAssAcsrrE1Is CONGRESSIONAL DxiHaAuos--The Com
mit,ee on Federal Relations in the Massachusetts, House
Of Representatives have received letter signed by the
Aassse huse,ts representation Congress- with the ex
cepttn Of Senator Sumner and Mr. Thsyer urging them
report in favor Of sending Commissioners to the Con
ven'ion at Washington on the 4th inst.
ANOTHER CONTESTED ElpcrIor.-At he October election
Mr. verres republican, returned to Congress from
the Third district in Philadelphia by twenty-five
ority hr Kline, democrat his opponent, contests his
election and an official recount OF the votes just finished
SHOWS majority Of nine votes for Mr.. Kline.
EIcTIoS oF UNITED STATES SENATOR Timothy o.
dowe (epuo hcan) was elected United States Senator
om Wisconsin on the 23d inst by the Legislature OF
that State IN place OF Hon Charas Durkee whose term
OF Office expires on the sth OF March prox
RfPuMIcAs PETnos.-A memorial ia in circulation In
Philadelphia among the ele,tors voted for Mr. Lin
CON- and who ask that the Cr,tenden resolutions with the
BgIer amendments. shall be passed as pc ICE measure
between the two sections. The memorial contains the
Of lfteen hundred persons, of whom had
his upon tho republican electoral ticket for pres
dent another president OF republican club AM many
prominent and leading persons in the republican
party
NV HAMsnrRE Colonel John II. George has declined
be the Br ckinrdge democratic candidate for Congress
in district No o favor Of Samuel D. Bell Of Manches
ter Union man. Chief Justice OF that State In the
last Congressional election the republicans were over
thousand majority in this district and in November Lin
coin had two thousand hundred majority in the
came district.
PENNSYLVANIA CoSvESlTos--rhe Democratic Executive
Committee of nnfylvana have called State Conven-
ton, to meet IN Harrisburg Thursday, February 81
|
Dire ~ inss Of the Delaware state Lot
teries.- GOD. hDDY CO.. Managers Of the
DBLAwARE, KkNTuCky AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES.
vARE-ExrhA Glass; lU7, Feb 2, 1851
Z, 3, 81, 80 Al, Sc, IL, rs, IS, II, 6, TO- TO- 40.
DBLAwAsE-C,LAss los Feb 2, 1861
o. So, 81 81 SO, 49, GO, AZ 90 rs, TO- "a, 40, &C. G.
Circulars containing schemes, with tu particulars sent
free Of charge by addressing either
WOOD, EDDY co Wilmington, Delaware,
Or to WOOD. EDDY CO., st Louis Missouri
Drawings OF Il. France & Co.'s Della
Lotteries
sussxx CousrY, Glass 20 Feb. g 1861
&C. H. g. SO, A, 20, Is, 35, AZ, g. "a, 10, TO- 76.
GRAND CossoILpATEp LOTTERY, CLASS Six feb 2, 1861
3, 81. 81, 8, 20, 40. 50, 40, %. Is, %, z.
h FRANCF CO.,
Wilmington, Delaware
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Government Funds In the Southern states.
According TO tho monthly statement Of tho United
States Treasurer tho balance in the Mint NJ New Orleans,
was s3sa 2o7 and in tho hands OF tho sub Treasurer
there, 1921 ,23s Tho following shows tho prihoipM
balances subject 10 draft In the slave States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-04

The North Briton Outward Round.
PoRrIaN Feb 3. 1851.
Tho steamship North Briton sailed for Liverpool at
three O'Clock this morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-04

SUSSEX CousrY Glass %, Feb. e. 1861.
&C. H. g. SO, A, 20, 10, IS, At, g. "a, 10, TO- 76.
GRAND CossoLlpATHp LOTTERY, Class Six heb Q, 1861
3, 81, 81. 8, 20, 40, 80, 40, %, Is, 22, Z.
Circulars sent free OF charge by addressing
r. FRANCF a CO,
Wilmington, Delaware
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-03-01
Headquarters, 9th Brigade T. M,

TABOR, RoASE CO., Tenn, Feb. 9th, 1861
To the She,i6s Of Monroe, Roone, McMian, Polk
and Brodtey counties, Tennessee:
VOU WILL OPEN AND HOLD ELEC-
i tions on Saturday, the 10th of March next,
for Colonies, Lieutenant Colonies, LIST and I'd Ma
jors, Captains, LIST and ID Lieutenants and En-.
signs, in each Regiment in your county, (the com
panics as heretofore organized) and give each Of
fcer elected certificate Of election, so that he
can act at the Spring musters. The Sheriff of
Polk viii hold an election in Ducktown for Sd
Major.
There will be battalion Musters in each Rcgi-
ment-the LIST Battalion in the Regiment first in
number, on tho first Friday In April next; the I'd
Battalion Saturday, the next day, &c. The
Company Musters on Saturday preceding each
Battalion Muster. See sections and 6, page 03,
of the Acts of lS39-40.
by order Of JAMES HICKEY,
Bsigadier Gent 6h Brigade Tenn. Militia.
j. l.. JOHNSTON, brigade Major.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-03-01

Ne,o York. February 22-The steamer
America has arrived at Halifax, with
Liverpool dates of February 9th.
Cotton sales Saturday 6,000 bales. of
which spectators took 1000 bales
There was but little inquiry, and prices
weak, quotations being barely maintained
Breadstuffs quiet, but steady. Provisions
steady. Consols 9laG02 for money, and
02b(@92l for account.
HaHtar, Feb. 22.--The steamer America
brings S34,575.
In Parliament, Lord Palmerston said
that orders had been sent to the Canadi-
an Government not to surrender Ander-
son without express directions from the
Imperial Government. He said the Unit
ed States, to establish claim, must show
that Anderson is guilty of murder, ac-
cording to the laws of England.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-03-01

DR. BRowNLow Permit me to say to
the people Of Knox Circuit, through the
columns of the Wing, that | have re-
signed the charge Of the Circuit, for req
sons satisfactory to myself; and consc-
quently, Twill not DO at any more of my
appointments. I go to Georgia where
my home and kindred are. Those Of my
friends In Holster, Conference, who may
feel like writing to me, will please adj
dress me at Dalton, Ga. T. J. PopE.
February 90, 1861.