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, 1861-09-18
Cbirago Grihu1re
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1s, 1881.
Tho 0i1ner Cor11es Enserpr1xe for
8uprly1nG the Rebels HlIk Paper
mnnMV.

Moae1.
FROM the N. F. Evening Post 14th.1
B. T. Corlies, stationer, who wss yesterday
arrested 1or manufacturing "Bank Of Pitteyi.
vanla" notes for Miner, the secession breech
loading nae agent, whose arrest WAS noticed
Fas sent to Fort Lafayette this morning. He
Is the last Of the principals in q very extensive
enterprise for supplying the rebels with arms
arg paper money from this city.
The facts in the case &re interesting. NIL.
ner IL Virg ginian, but has for considerable
period been operating in this city, and through
bis shrewdness became possessed Of quite
large sum Of money. Some months ago he
borrowed Of his auat about $50, 900 worth Of
southern bonds, which he cold at about eigh-
ty per cent These he hiss recently bought up
At1orty per cent, pocketing, Of course, the diff
ference.
4 few weeks .go, With the patsntse Of
breech-loading rifle, he went to Richmond,
and submitted the w<apon to theFeb Il leaders
on whose favorable opinion Miner concluded
to go into the Manufacture of tue weapon.
He is understood to have bought half-inter-
efforts to establish mandatory and induce
Eortbtrn Wo1kmen to engage in the work, ID
which, according to his OWL statement, he
fa,lec because it WA "impracsicable." Bat
he ent into the banking business, or proper
y speaking, into the manufacture OF worth
AV%S ANtE4t HAA[A FAAR0AA@A W w AcaA-A "
the eBank Of Pisu5 5lvAlia," OF Chatham,
Virginia. A considerable quantity Of these
are supposed to have been sent to the South
for Cit tulation.
Rsesntiy Sergeant Young and two or tsrse e
| aad succt eded, with the aid Of Marshal Muir
| ray, in exposing sud breaking up the schsme,
and sr1esItpg al who have been intimately
connected with either the breect-loadiag riaa
Ct mo1ey department Of the operation. III,
| Burton, The patentee, was arrested, and; i Is
Walker, : commission merchant, who per
to1ued an important part in the negotiation
was also arrested, and has been sent tc the
f"same place. Yesterday $1s0,ooo Of tho worth
lrss notes were found, and the manufacture
traced to Corlies, when he, with the printer
was arrested. It is not Jet ascertaieed Wha
will be done with the last Conrad Fa:zee,
Germany, but probably he Will be released
Corliet, as before stated, has been confined q
Lafay cite
The officers engaged in ferreting oat thi
i1npo1t TUT scheme tor giving i'd and comfor
to the rebels deserve great cFeajt for the aol'
manner in which they nave pushed this work
, 1861-09-18

TRUSTEES SAIE.-Where3sr
l. Henry y s1ler aud BarAh B Waller his w,fe, ~.
dee: OF trcst, listed March l4th. 4 u. 1asn and
ccr1led otce ct the Recorder ef ok Cs1Ety,
Lin t. the 18th DAY Of Marc A. D. tsoe Il RcoE
ls3 OF Deeds, Page 2ta coaye7lnE certsla las Il
land erd premise. tnere ! describe Ia trust to g.
trrss deei eLecined; ad where WA psott e1 II
e1 dee that Ii de fa1t should BE- nAte bY sata
Henry s1le. to e8d notes and t1tefoae Is toe4
shs lid rep c.lyely tecor:e due cco-d!eE t. tacT
tenor aaa dect hen. o. Application II Hoa:nan1 z
Gelreke thslf 1eeA re resc1tadseA or ss.fEEat 2
ef sid prrrais CT acy rast t" ~ ns.s ~ r1ant
benefit suu q .ltg OF re1e7:-4-a OF said ~aiar d
Hie, their telrs asatEr. 1ers.1 IL tnn7-sr Pt2-
sctlbed IL sad deef: and- whereas. certain n.tA-
defau!t is eo made D. s;d Hecr7 Y ller. in pay
Eert Of said -t..e* ssio notes It the t;us sasa
tht cas til de and tarest :ss. net he.a paid
4s,eeke T. :S3al fo2es1 of sd E7:es el:e u.zse
g. stsen said scauann to Ad7er. tor e.le sad
71s, M OF sa' seed e il, st.
NV ,ersfGft, neHCe IL hereby SfC-i tha- i, saa
said Tcu3s bIron will On t.: Treat; htgntA
day Of September, 4. D. !ttL Al the hoar Of TN
oc'ock IL te forenoon ~ the ngstA.-7 .! :4s Sa4t
optr s,le sell at 7Hb'!c tioa r tbs Agt~t
ard test price trs fse Ill sE l taea te ora lsea
Aforesaid With all r9at Eeue1! a-d eQ IT. ofredar.
said tecEy "aller sod @1fe taeEeE2 whsc saaa
- n! !ce :'ata In the Cor7+g o1 Co'k hca ss.ts
IL - 1s d u. q Is AMI u IN Block Z; l1qt
LIZ 9s In Blocks and Lot q IN 6leckt AZ Ia 5Et9
McAr rleys .ubai, fsiop c1 tse north ha!f Of -
south Ealf OF the west half nf TIE n. OF boc n
T:as i. II s, litaE n ss CT Ct G51aE
II
, 1861-09-18
Cause OF the Arrest of Secessiontsts In
BAltlnaoFcs

TIE arrest at. Baltimore OF the secession
members Of the Legislature Of Maryland has
exploded plo. Of tie rebels which viii prove
Of vast importance to tho government It Is
known that some Of the arrested secession
members ef the Legislature had programme
ail prepared, BY which en get was to Be passed d
State in the Southern confederacy. The move
ment Of the rebel army up the river vas pre-"
The attt mpt was to be made On the day the
Legislature acted. At the same time the
Masor Of Baltimore, Who was also arrested
to-day, WIS to cooperate By the best dem m
et1atioD he could make. By the arrest of the
leaders OF this conspiracy the Legislature is
without the power to act. and the rebels OF
Baltimore have lost their chief
4 simultaneous movement Of rebels Was to
take place alopg the eastern shore OF Maryland,
under the supposed direction and 1ea1ershtp
| Of ex- Commander Buchanan, OF the navy, to
aid the rebel army Of Virginia in crossing to
| Maryland. This movement under Buchanan
was to be made to distract our centre
| The Plot is exploded by the prompt action
cf Gen. Mcclellan, in directing the arrest.
made in Baltimore to day.
, 1861-09-18
1,0PTGAGR sATF-puhl:c no.

M tflGAGE GAiEI.-i uUl;G H31
N3 t1ce !a hereby g'1eu that by virtue of tda
powers u sals CO.. tan, ] In two In n;eetufcs ri it
Rsst e1ecLttd a@d delivered to the und- :sds
Hll'iam D Scott, BY Sylvester Lad and Etza DWs9
Lf1t, vie bea: !Eg d.te tire 18th dsT II Ivy
A D. g J. ara recorded IN tie Office Of t.a ~ q
til Circuit Curt Ext :acio Recorder of f:o2z
County ii the state Of illinois. e Rsok u Ct Mort,
9a:az Ole It p.Eea and the OH :. !'a9e y II said
1e (: ore Or a4id Mortgages btt'g g'vef t, secErs
y1e1t CT .he aonu of +aio sylves'er Lind tor
the Five T1cuss d Dollar. due OF tas 18th CAY
Of july 1t with nsf cat s.4d su It tla fsto o.
Per cent per N, paJAh1 Fr:' a7E!* II At th
Arlrl icAn Exchange bank in ths t;tty O. New fotk.
and the ruf said Nortosgee he.ng to secure tbs
p,s q the Rene q I'D syl,ets Lid for II
18th day cf july, L. y. 1851, Et tteress on Rx4d *a1
B. tae rat ten Ter cent ptr anEEt1 Hayaa se.al-
hbpv8ll- At the place aforesaid 16aafl she LIST day
OF Eer1er 6er, A. D. .s6. st the r.rth dotE II tbs
Eotr Hrus II tte Cfty Of Ght~eEc IT al County Of
Cook hbd State Of lln4h At the hour CT ten O'Clock
II the forenoon OF aa day, oc fcE sale .re 81. 1t
pubic ven ne. much may be necesenFT - Fay
said indebted doees interest and eT7en es Of sale ne
following described preEisca to Eft :-Tht NORTH
store In 1tnds -ew Hleck tie north twenty t,nf
{24} fret Of WhardnE Let's numbered twenty Ein8
C9 thirty to- and tLIIt. ts., Of Bfaaiay! our
yey Ct WER-tEs Lotsf the Orig. II TOM of C-lcako.
a3d Known nofe particularly As n'.nh1r twenty Mar
ktt refault having been Eade in the "a mens
Of the principal Secured b: Rai mort 'ag.s.
and also Of the last 1af Years nRon sad una
BYE II. willard his Attor"es IN fact
RI d n 1SsTpN. Att$S, Rul4-
, 1861-09-18

MASTERS SALE.-State Of Lii.
N1 note, County Of Cook aS=s92s5io5 Or G1H5t ,a1 e
ChcsEo in ChaneeIy John 3 EucTd " Fl.t1s1 Hla1 e
Sslh smtt = MaEsIt1 Taasv .nes u sIsa Brsas
Ricasrd Coii(re Jerrmat r Bo$is, Daytd L D
Go1rer sd samuel De GolyeE-G:1 TO FoTecios4
FufIe not:ce hereby Rt7ez that in pursuance Of
dscret order entered In the above emitted canse on
Mat n Chsncer1 y the superior Court of G3ieA5n
cseh ii the north door q the Co:Tt aouee Of COOK
County, II tie City Of Eh csgc> Comfy OF Coax aud
State cf u11nelf on Nrdneaday, the fourth dAv o.
S. s.ptsEber. 4 lsGl at eleven O'CLOCK II ne !ofo.
noon er that day, the following described r5sl estate
situate IN the City Ct Ch1c:Eo County q Coo9 Aaa
ea7y to sattsfy the amount due complainant under
said Decree With Of suit xud expenses Of said
etle) to wt:-Lot8 q two G}, three -, nTe 81.
ti4 (6l and seEe1 @, In Block nre 5}; Lot. th1oe ~
nine te) eleven f;} twelve {l fourteeu az, twenty
tw CA) and twe1 tynve t25). n Block nina O. u
AcEey holds sudl7ifton Of part Of the east half n&
The northeast quarter CT seca el< %, ToNasht9
thrt3 inc ~ North EalEe fourteen QD e2as q tae
Third Principal Meridian. Also+ Lot three {S} II
Block ten {oj. Lots three 81 and front-
On peAa street and Losa " (6 nlos t9) fourtesn
nre Il Eloch eleven a} IN su6d saion Of Bloc1 tea
ilo1 and el<yen III, IN AcRe1nold5 Adtto2 to C7a
Gs:ter in ChAncery Of tho Superior Court Of Chicago
Chicago, August 9th- 1861. an:eRa1-to
The above sale "a adjourned to MONDAY, t1e ~ ~
dag Ct septenper, 4 D. 561- It the es,as hS.: AA
MISTER IN Chaacer Of the Superior Court of c4isas
, 1861-09-18

Naval Matters at Fortress Monroe
Two Rebel War Steamers In Watts
Ing to GET OUT
The correspondent Of the Baltimore 4n'sr-
team, writing on board the U. 8. steamer Ro.
anokc, at Fortress Monroc, September 18th,
saJs:
We are coaling ship and taking In provisions
preparatory to going to Sea- Il is no use to
tend eo large q ehip as this of Charleston, as
VIC draw too much water {24 feet), and we only
10y there aud condeuse water and bum coal.
We burnt 700 tons the month We laid there.
The small steamers passed up and down
the coast before cur eyea- We could 90 not1"
ing, II We lay too far off shore Us mlles) We
| y &nt small, fast sailing boats. Oae Of the
rew men of:war bsrks came in yesterday from
| Boston; her name Is Gemsbock, and she
| mounts ei1 guns, If We had one hundred
auch, an eel could not run the blockade.
/ There are two rebel ah1p1 ofWsr laying up
| nah and Dale, and We have no doubt they will
make bold cash down here some night. II
/ ttey do. and 20 by this ship aad the Minneso-
| ta. with lightweight guns kept constantly
turned OF them, why let them go scot free
but there Is not the remotest danger Of that
however. These rebel ships are named York:
town sud Jamest ,wn, formerly OF the New
York and Norfolk line. They are said to be
ircu. caeed. The Jamestown, which 7Gas former
| IL commanded by Capt Cayandy, the master
| the ehjp, made descent on the Savannah a1ee
days since and put two holes IN her-one N
sway ss the T ga1g:bosTd s On Which the sentE:
ttocd. Thero WIS " nobody hurt" The 81
yarn.h's Guns were out Of range. She n!
now mounted a 70 pound rihed gun, and "ae'
| they ne1t pay them . visit viii give them
taste. The dsmage done the eavannan 4 w ~
S new foremast, The Cumberland will feleV
: her, and ne may 70 up there also.
, 1861-09-18

NIAIE OF' lILlNOi0, C5unty
j. T al Sps q e xsas faSp
AMdsslt i ne ncq residence Of Aaas Philips e:
of the Clerk q sail sape5,oT Cur Of Cbica:a Ne
ss g s iaf Ill o y
e e Ghsnsr Se thnEs q he .n ds5
cut cf sae Court agsnst said defendant re:nznale
the II: Monday Of November ne1t isal, As boJ Law
Ssx: 2:1ess you. The ssia Ann: PnEl'ps shan Rz
ssss5 e Ct e & &c 4 ~ e
s'sa2 9: Ell
sns II ssa ss
es1ed ST. "anzs s'n A;t17E FER = RS ii z1f1 ers It I'd
LrNnAnD sxirH, compl'ts soTf. se5e u a~
Th ESTEE ) sALE.- Whereas,
bis csssl Hse
's sen Il ast Ss, II
March l4th 4 3. $50. and was recorded |. tte oetee
q s f cHsS G?BHatS @ e
5ae Iss y of &C. sn
.n
& :s;se5 : S ! Z =
'a IL aa
sa s95s I'll, notes Or aa s m P IT,
Ct a ot Gsipsh s. @ II
Y S: ana dl-p9se Ct sai premise. os -! ~
payment Of certain Interest On SAID noscs Hhica =
| past due and unp8d. And. where's, application AaA
oern male tn me- the SAID scaunn hy the 1eEl hold,
ers ST sid to sell Ea:d preUtze: as sz. enpe
! eret! ~ said Lted to do.
On the te sntst tehth dsy Of September, e. lS 4
os1ock In s sel! It p%ns h @ aucca e It II
Cook County, Illinois, fo~ tie highest snf hes ,1rca
the .amt !: aEtrr IL cssh the sSi par.e!e Of lana
Caulfeld and waller and wife therein. which haad
tq}ows ;nE. A.
of Coes aud Stats Of ulniA md esc:sHsa = fei,w4
namely: Lots u, =. * tn Ihck !. LOS = l. II
E,+,;e.H and i n Block :; Lota : y =. q =, =
Block Lots 81. y Block all IN ths SWIM Ao
Anley'E EahEv1son Of the north ha Of the smith hall
Of tie we=tnaf Of tae y. quarter OF Section 6. Z
| j. YOUNG sCAAM0N. Trustee.
| fFh!rs~n ,TcuQ * I.k1. iY,.-E1iStS
, 1861-09-18

EEaL1sH NEWSPAPER CoRREsPoNDEST *
POSING EACH O1RER:s TR1cks-lo hla 1ast
letter. Russell. Of the London Times, charges
the representative in this country Of another
English journal with publishing frss IN nne
Of our local newspsptfs the letsers which = ne
sends homo. We do not see the great dill r.
ence between this proceeding and the fact re-
Gently established against Russell, Of his send
ing down for confidential circulation among
the leading secesaionists at Ch1rleston the
ranus Grips Of his letters to tn. Lond n
Tunes, detailing his Observations IN the Fed
eral camps and decrJin9 and ridicuiiog the
Efforts Of the North to defend the integrity OF
the Republic Tbs writer who gives both
sides tie simultaneous be7tat OF his informA
ton and criticisms is, we should saw, II!
more honest n:n Of tie tvo.-N ?. H5rald
, 1861-09-18

- CpUNTY, a.S-eape1icF Cours of tH,r.1
Octoee1 Tenn. 4 .. ls1- Chasles Wight ~ Jaa3
Pnbl:c nct1ee h hereby given 70 Tho rid Jaz.as
T.Ekt that wit of iBuei cut Of the o@Hs
De fhrt day of St ptem5er l. f 4 The snlt o9the
aid Charles ,iEat and AGasE*t TIE ette q F.e sAd
asa s<yenty Ge1en md s2!e Do1!.ra directed a.
Ehesi9 Of Cook County, which said *tn ~ eeeo 70
NOW, t1erefore, unless you, The sid 5ames #nEat
anr GscFt Of ChicaFo o. o. tetofe the day o. the
tern ttersof, to BE- aelten + to Go1[f a1Sss Il e
ISL ,e special ball ead plesd to the se1d RlaiaaK
action judgment vii be entered sE.nss ygH ~ ~
t3ror q the s2d Charles Wright and 70 m1ca q Ie9
property attached ~ mA5 be sufficient 70 s2+asY ~
said Judgment aaf coss1 viii he sold % aaG19 Ia
same. WALTER K1AHALt+ tI@K-
, 1861-09-18
#atct&&rR, 4earsnart< a..
"URLBUT'S GREAT TIGHT
III BARREL STAVE
SAVING 4 ID DRESSING MACA1NEs

E
The greatest invention Of the aEe.-Ctncthnau Com'
mttciAl
discorerE Of nsti onal Importance n. Tribune.
Deserving the htEheEt praise In both CONSTRUCTION
and misunderstanding American
Mechanics institute, ~ Chicago Tribune,
vi give 1t hearty appreciation, and commend Il
70 all fsrbcrmcn, believing It opens mine Of wealth
to thc1.-;bt. Lonts Republican,
The undersigned nfe tua Inventors and Fatentee9
and still own the right to tre following territory, To-
V1t-1llinois, Indiana, Ohio. Virginia. Minnesota,
Maine Louisiana Tennessee ArEAusaR MARYLAND Flor
ia. Vermont .A1sbama Oregon, New Jersey, Deln7
rare and Rhode Island We are prepared to sell
state County and Town Rights.
making stave hon to .ix feet long Aad of any
desired thickness from " Of one inch 70 ~ inches
The naclne i antonMi4tiMs an M e ana & Is WARRANTED to
The following persons have the machines n opera
ton. and to them We would fstef ths Hno
Che1ey, Pot & Co, Ashley. H.; AAhlfsS AhsS
Casw eli T. 6a7ldson, Parkersburg. Virginia; l. inofn
" We Vii tsie rcaf estate 6r good personal ptopest
IN exchange for machines and rights; .. j., .,,
Itrsone v hing to make inquiry 10 Tega!9 s2 81
TERRITORY Wi please adares: HUkLBuT o3 hhyihhss
| CO. Post Ofnce Box 3643, Chicago, A41noA'"
an eE7+kzn
, 1861-09-18

CTATE: or ILLINOIS, :CO01 /
~ CO 4h1Y, s. s.'s%1pafd Onut 1t -q1ts1aas
October TeTm- 4 d. i'm l0lAn = na1l. -RME1
? sasss:s md .. 4obaft ai1la n Aatos, k1aa1-
xEF1hiis cotes y hezegx styee = = ~ Aa*ae
y rs Elefk Ct The Superior CouFs cf Chtae4 dSed
la ~ 9sy Of September tse3 q ne ITO t
F1s4a n As aGsst u ee oi the I'D A:toA
IhTs..4 "a see sum Of Two Hundred I'D TW31f5-EstS
Eox. therr{asssn az Sssn I@stprned @ execute4
ensi pen enall1 y nd appesx besofS ~ M sx3
ths Trfm therna on g before the tr.* t41 e
e Ea'y ~ tai,S.so ci3s o. u: arf 1ondsY Of o:ko6e
niainf1ff = aet1on iTanaal naal nd plead To- the -
{eo ~ R.sttt % an r u nssa William 0c1gsst d
tGe gzoPsrt{ ss:sshed = naJ 6e sqSci1t a .atias1
the aame- WAITER EINHt1J Cs~%
GALCP d HITCHCOCK. Pitts A. 7ta - aGssHH y
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Addresses OF Welcome and the Replies OF Mr. Lincoln
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The Morriil Tarfn-The Proposed Dates
Steel.

TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
The beau les of tho Morrill, tariff delightfully."- Illus
traed in the proposed duty steel, about which the
republican organs quarelling, assuming the
basis Of home valuation that the present
duty from 81 TO ?41 per cent while the other the
basis Of foreign valuation invoice denies that
the increase rs than from 22h to 2il per
They have quar- about it, for either state
ment is bad enough consgn the bill TO perdi.ion.
The simple facts OF the case these:-fhe bill,
originally drawn, contained clause which would aamit
the duty steel beng levied at home valuation This
b., pointed out the Senate defined the clause
ne~h nvocc" Tor oreign) valuation See Clause 81 Of
nil. The OF thus measure have the face 70
defend this enormous of DUTY, which, By their
showing nearly qoadruples present duty the
use'ul kinds, such plough, spring. tire sleigh
and horses4oe and about doubles it katie
hoo, iNs and machinery steel, and SO o. other
kinds, e'ance at the table in tho 5riouae
viii show. Aud the whole country In 10 be
taxed 10 this extent TO foster a manufacture con.
t'ssedb u lis infancy, at leas. so far the best
qDans concerned for appeare that the table OF the
stua't mttee Is oaieo with memoir ais f.om AL
81 ne county signed ny all the large edgCtoo mixers,
protesting ueaLst advance IN the duty and deuyg
that the bet qualities OF eel can oe made mere
Within the last twenty years foctune fortune has
been stnt h,fe in attempts ~ make edsetuol
steel h. row tangled processes all Of which naly
iaied anu 10 ,bls day Collins and the other great
makers care Dot use he American article while
tar proposes 10 nearly double the duty on extra axe
steel, aftcle not made this country at all II IL
wei ascer'sned that nothing but the cd method
swedish IRON VIII answer for best edge steei
neither OF ~hich us+d by steel makers. What
Nonsense then 20 tax heavily article OF such nds
pebsabe necessity Ia mechanics which does not
GENE INTO compettic,. with any American
Gan OF stupidity exceed this the part Of
advisers and trainers }, ,his clause this bungng bill
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BUSINESS FAILURES AND SUSPENSIONS.
THINrY-sIxTH CDNEHEss.
5EcOND SESSION.


WASHINGTON Feb 90, 1861.
NJ. Thomson, {opp) df y i, presented several petit.
nonA from ri2ls % New jersey III favor OF the Crit
tenueil resolutions.
Mr ks,, (rvp u y y, presented petitions against
non ana all trass o. ,sc arrive them from the Union.
Sr ihrNhtil, Qtf) o. IA, and Mr. WADE, (rep.) of
ONO, presented rctiJiorR against compromise
number o. private tIls Were passed.
illE resr otfeE ROUTE
Was taken ", TIL, qies'inn being Ca motion of Mr..
GwN, opp OF CAL, for n COMMITTEE Of Conference On
disegreeipg 70 he vote IN segard the overland mail,
the H'cse !irnung the {, nc paid $500 600,
ard the SCI ate placing no ait.
Mr LarhAb, (oip) Cal, opposed tho motion, and
conieAdcd 'hat ihe work could re pforme1 Tor thu sum
Damed end The senate couc settle the question aud ~,
lea 70 " ~ the ,omml'ee. The peopl - California ASK
for daily ove hnd mai 49, The so,e Of that state was
gwen 20 the republican party solely he ground OF this
question
Mr. GIwIN repiiea ana sait t would have been no df
fer II his colleague had ser,d hia position. He
sad he wanted ho overland mar aud di MT want 10 risk
II by ancufme.t. IL c,t'endti that the House amend
u.e t. vasty incveasea tho expenses.
INDIAN
iho BIZ fer TIE n, 90 Suppression Of Indian -
tFes IN rsliiorD, ing the special ORDER taken
up.
The Bin oiscussed til clock when i. was post
prneG till 10 moirrw, and the
MISCELLANEOUS APPROPRIATION
taken mp.
Mir GvIN Offered amendmf ut, from the nmittee,
to enable the secretary Of War carry out ta contract
with a W. Thnmpeon. This rs what Is known as the
Chuqui amendment
ar. FrssNptN, (rrp Of Me, said he somewhat
surprised that the amenomen bad not been before the
tcmmlttsc 81 Fiulnce
Nr, GwI>s explained that tho members o! tho commit
tee bound to vote Tor IL. The amendment
ap IN the Ieac'eDcy bill, The ground that it
coull pc passed on this bill.
Nj. dtussoN, (opp Of Ark, moved to adjourn. He
thought due to The hot OF Tho Father Of his Country
Mr.. Ff~EAnEs thought the Senate would best do homo
10 the Fabe OF his country by attending 10 the business
OF the cnuutry.
The motion to Adjourn was lost.
question Of order raised as to the right 70 Offer
3n Amendment rom the Coinnitac Of Finance, aud the
Amendment wag LAID To be painted and offered SUD
s-queDtiy.
long discussion ensued a question Of order II
the right 10 of-r trsain amendments.
Fur ihcr amendments offered.
Adjourned.
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HON. WILLIAM KELLOGG AND HIS CON-
STiTUENfS.

CHICAGO, RED. ~, 1851.
convention was hs ID ut Peoria to day express the
opinion Of the republicans Of the Fourth Congressional
district regard the of their representative
Con res, Hon. VIM. Kellogg.
The resolutions adopted declare that their principles
the before the election express love for the
Uncn declare that the Union must be maintained at
oil hazards
The fourth resolution says that enter decided
protest against The resolutions offered by Hon William
Kellogg representative in Congress earnestly
urge him unialleripg support Of republican prin
cples d enunciatcd ~ the chicago platform.
motion to nd tins resolution by adding s'that IL
he do it his duty 70 resign" lost by
yeas 10 nays. SIS. Some Of the delegates did not vo,o
uper this notitn
The fourth resolution was then adopted unanimously.
Resolutions complimentary - senator johnson and Re
presebtaiives Etherjdge CemeDs and Davis, and co
vernon Hicks then adopted amiist The Widest
eBtI uaas IN.
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NAVAL lnfellIccncn.

Commsndcr samuel +. faIZId, OF The steam gunboat
Porahtntss having been cunuenncd by medical survey
VIII return to the United states. Iaelt Alex. Murray
Executive 0f.cer Of the Cutnber,nd has been trans.
ferr.d g. the commend Of the Poe hontas.
The United states ship Dale, which leaked to fill
and sink ~ Portsmouth, has been rasei hy Of
placing empty casks under her, aud having been
dry ita lies at her moorings usual. The Dale has
once been razeed, and when examipeo recently xas
recommended that $50 COO be appropriated 10 repair
improve her