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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-16
TIE MEN HAMPSHIRE ELECTION

F,o~ The S,sr Hon ps..,, Ss.ts.1 Of sI.eAN
The election lat Tuesday has resulted very honor
ABLY 10 the State and quite Satisfactorily 20 the Repub
licsns Hitherto, the Democracy has had An elensni
of is own party 70 contend with in Edmund burke,
who has had paper at Concord. Then zoe few humid
reds OF Bell and Everett men, although sy1paihirng
with the Democracy in opPosing the Rep ,ao.ns, jet
have acted generally independent Of cttu parties.
This time however, both he Burke spd ne Bill
ayeretts have acted cordially with u, Democratic
patty and voted for Gen. Stark. Mr.. Duske, In MS
last paper previous 10 the election asr.H ts friends
thei sch was the union Of all elements against the Re
Dublicans that Stsrkr election and the ds,&t o. the
Republicans were sure things
With this fusion Of elements against u.s. the fase cry
Of " hboia.os raised ngIna Judge Berry, the flaming
Union pre,ensions OF the Democratic letlou while
they Ignored the Disunon issue which the:i Southern
aes had raised all calculated 10 divert the pub
lie mind from the real vital and overwhelming even,
Of the day tina, now threatens the overthrow OF the
Government. Amid all the Republicans stand a. 6rui
az the granite hills that tower around Us, and New
Hampshire refuses 70 return to her .o esiauee
70 a false Democracy.
Tie Republican nsisrity the state ticket Is prob.
ably about the same ~ year ago. We have insde
gain of nearly hundred 10 tls towns already heart
troIn in esire County losing in sonie towns little
and gaining in others. In keono We stand hins voteS
relatively better than Last year. That the Democracy
expected AZ one time 20 carry the State, there ~ no
doubt. What miserable scheme ,bey viii oonjue up
next year, hssveu only knows
Iu Portsmouth, whore for two years Gov. Goodwin,
from hs personal popularity, has received much NOR,
than BIS party vote, suffer loss. We also lose in
Nahus probably from the fact OF that city bping tho
residence Of Gen. STARK who is said 20 be- personally
very popular. In Concord, Manchester, and other
places, our gains are decided 10 mp, we have
probably earned tho State by about 0J0 majority IN
hs popular votewe have carried the Legislature b.
tho usual overwhelming maioriiy-four OF the 1ve
Councillors II not the whoie ten Of tho twelve
Senator'S and all ihe three Members Of Congress.
We ave the vote In few VI the largo towns
samples:
Berry. STARK Berry. s,Hi.
Conoord........i:St SD porssmoalh....,...Ls IN
hDosstsr, ......l,8l va lEIeler............-sb u
Portsmouth elects six Republicans and two Demo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-16
Frana Montgomery.

Bpeels DNPalch 70 1hs N + 1I1paHe.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, March ID, 1861
The South believes that the only thing that
viii satisfy the North viii be to prove her ability
60 maintain Der independence by force Of arms.
She 10 willing to do 90. Messrs. Davis and Ste
phens both favor admitting Northern States, and
count upon New-York as seeking to become cue
Of the Confederate States within year. The
impost on negroes imported from the Border
States viii probably b thirty per cent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-16
sIhe New.aampshire Election. Sc.

Boston, Friday, Msroh D, Is6I.
Returns from 1872 towns in ew-Hsmpshire foot up
t4or Berry. a2,2i6; Stark, 2S,2S9. The majority for
berry, thus far, is about 1850.
The membeSsof the Massachusetts delegation Of Con-
gree now here held an informal meeting at the Parker
House this forenoon in reference 10 applications for
office. But four members were presapt. Nothing
kehnite was sgreedupon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-16
RICHMOND, Friday, Ma

RICHMOND, fnIayI HAsNn u, iooI'
Mr. Conrad advocated the majority report and main
ained the legal right Of Secession, though policy would
De to make proper demands for amendments to the
-onstitufion and he believed the North would aecede
90 them He said he wculd make these propositions in
future report and he had no doubt they would be NC
eeptable 70 the Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-16
rae Sssther-n Congress.

MoxreosEEY, Ala, Thursday, March "A, 1861.
A bill wss introduced into the Southern Congress TO-
day to establish an Admiralty Court in Mississippi, the
Judge 20 reeide at yieksbnrg
News has been received hare, apparently from nei
AbIe source, that five United States Wal yessek left
New-York on Tuesday night, web armed sad with
large number Of marines and ample provisions on board
believed 10 be destined 10 some Southern port
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-16

1KSSTos, Fricsy, Marsh, 10, 1901
The Legislature, ut 3 O'clock this day adjourned
ssns die.
The District bill was passed.
The bill concerning railroad connections WA lost IN
abe Senate.
All the railroad bills favored by the Camden and
,4mboy Railroad Company were passed, showing that
khs State sdberes 10 its faith with this Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-16
nENRY b. HERTS, Jr., Auctoneer, VIII sep
ON I'IJrspAY MACH L. .. IL o'clock, .. Ne. ia Breed

psrsmpory sale OF elegant CABINET RURNlISh. .r es
the entire .tock OF the CABINET hAhEhS 49,, ~
io sas, covered Ia sstin broessne velvet pnsn mSSas
rsps and hs doth ro.swocd Easees ecn'' ms,
h..D, ,na; ma al Ertsnson Tables Bsast sassosd'
Dining Chairs Couches he Aso. nSs ~ Ssnis cf
dee Ssfni.aIs IN syeJ variety Silver Plated wrs sn, &c
Also large Iron sss. % ~ he xSssiea b.
AVE-, Ia Consequence o. We sis'''"@~ ~
order Of j. W. HUNT. Agent $500. ...Sv a., MONDAY,
nc yopa "a a.rI,e IN vsnt viii DO yell 70 eSamne
scl every .s ssisI 81 the very s psna'sar'
xantsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-16
Mach. 1851.

C,sAL Tolls Oh FLOUR, WHEAT, Coss, &c.--The
schedule OF tolI adopted by the Canal Board at tho
February meeting were. In several Important PARTON
lar. oAensye 10 the iOrwsriers nj the West. TAey
accordingly petioned for modification Of the toll lis,
on aour, wheat, corn, barley, rye, oats, SO. the
question has been argued for several days before the
Board, by gentlemen from Buffalo, Rohestsr, syria
cse &c. and decided yesterday, Satisfactorily, We be-
I;avs 10 tha ,et itioners IA follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-16
lKhe Hon. VIM. ApPIetoa-N1assacha-
sets Offices.
BOsfON, Friday, March 70, I

B0sfON, Friday, March 10, 1901.
The report that the Hon. WIN. Appleton eontem-
khtes resgDins biz sest in the next Congress Ia con-
Esdisted
Tere sppears 10 be no truth in the runor that the
delegation 10 Congress have the parcel
Ne COS Of the Federal Offices 10 The State,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-16

AUGUSTA, Ga, Thursday, March "a, 1861.
The Hon. Alexander ii. Stephens, ViOe-Prssidsnt of
ssAe Southern COnfederscy, passed through this city
seo route 70 Savannah. salute fred in his booor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-16

II. W
isFi1 sgnA O. b. bbOls Co.; C0sm0PoHss, Oi, Hs's.
. s IL Can, Newport, master.
Arrived.
se,mip Prince Albert, tBr Walker, Galway Feb. 2 al
PSI. 10 H5wl,nd & A,pinwAli
1896 n Exchanged ,Ins' with steamship Augusta hence q
,na, with ,ci, John n Given bound n The experienced
hs.sy pehsry ssie, the snHre distance from Hs.tsns
steamship State Of Georgia GarSn, Savannah dse and P
s...n.hp r..sp.co. Val. Portland md'e. and pas 70 T. B.
Ship West Point. Chrd Liverpool 4, day, ud.s and y ss..
aid cool. from Liverpool for New 7th la % 70 oa
e =. Isfs w,.crioaed and abandoned .nRGen{ f.
scn Ss sps.ss 'hs .s % To-. @
,pIans lower fore and uantOpss yards fse IS 40
s@s .s.nsa q pi Psssvs Y e s@ he NAL. s
% s s Sc: T sa 70: sss :: Il s s:
s..oa as.ns W. Iai ia;t Of Nsa.ucls sooS phss ifos
Slip csa;isarsn tsr Jon.. Layrpeo. 9 day. .'a 70 w
shp O. B tsT.r, Bradley London Feb mdse 70 Dunbar
81. 6s..s "A s; ! Siss.s; Il ai;ss: E:s;: r.
S.g TaSm"a H;ysss' ljs5, s:%sd. S:y: md's. :"
sehr EatsrO LisAt ,Of S,it.nA Es MccaLocs, H.hi.s
or snd sound vent s.hors on Hart Island and VS. tevsS
OF ,ni, IN plnS hout damage.
schr Ocean Traveller Cove, Fortune Bay viz 6Isooss'.
hsh 70 master. ,..
Scar r. Boyd tBrl CORVALLIS n g., 10 days po'sios' to
hyde a Diryre 4.
schr Jus Parsons, Thu,on, Gloucester 'dsJ', herring .e
-, A.. -
scbr CalA, Packet Roberta EsSpors days sAs ke' 70
., . NJ. S.,r
sehr LsoO.di. Small Salem days mdse 20 r. W. RoPe'
schr C.rorr kash Wilson LEbec 10 days. hsh and pass
TO John Boyn oB son ,,.
Boynlon L Son.
Jhr Fannie Heard, -, Portland Q days sone.
y,hr Oyis Buxton Williams. Niscssset days, heading
schr s II. Pool. Mctadden wisca.-et days heading
schr. ]. ID. Willisms -, Bsrnstable days
Schr. y. B. S.mccab. eiorhsm, %sIaee, ior virir.
Sohi. 5upeiicT, Robnson, Rockknd days, lime
Srhr Eagls 0r-sory Rocilsnd days, lime to mast1
5chr Connociicut Pratt Ssyorook days
5chr. Bsnjsmin Brown hgT.hsm, Warren days on
Schr Telegraph scteson Boston days nIseed y "sHss
schr. Amanda Bcwers Kepdsll Rcckl.nd day., tns
SeSr Phtsdrlphis Cook Esst Greenwich days, RATS
Schr EsaniIasux Briggs Dshtop lays plaster 70 mAs's
Shr. Island Home, Allen, H.r~ich, nan
Schr. Sea Bird. Chase Fau River, mdse.
Srh1 N o. Scudder Poetel, Providence, fish,
,Ioop Issa H. Bordes Collins Fall River 50, rodss to
SSsnsr Pelican B.sss, rro-ideses; mdse 10 !. oden
ham 5 Diulos. Aso. Hamburg bark ~
SaiIED-Sbips Fearless San Francisco John Ssrsrt tise
,o Albhen Rcesnsu mot lth) Boneo Meibowns brig ha
deer iBr st. lsgo; QnsAer City, for Hsvsns sop
p mcero Hsuc bsrs Honduras Belizei Harmon havsns
Gan Of tao ses, Cshz Abigail, Richmond Mercy EpsI
Reed ussoups, shp John Sus, has anchored Of olSsnn
WIND-Slnset, N N. W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-16
MAXINE JOURNAL.
Cleared.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........

ss.a.hp.oualer City, sbufedi Hsv,ns, HsIseu. Bsos
bremen bsm Vessels Bremen, Oepke, keutzen Hebst
City ol Manchester, Roxkel, Liverpool, j. q. Dale
shps-Eso..e sp,It, Camden hsyTe j. B. Sandy hsnhs,
tS. DIon, Liverpool, {. II. MARSHALL Co.
Bahs-Prnoeton Seey, DeInsrarz H. Bsrnssi Aberitns.
barton, Havana VI. Taylor Co. NJ ThaIson, Gkey Ne
4. Ward Co Mercy Ellen, Grim, CudAd BOLIVIA,
ilsrbock Cs.
BTs.-lssbe Bearman Tsurss, Port Prince r. D. Murray
Laura (Br.), LsnEhorne Cienfacsos Brett, Son Co.
schoonsI-J fnmbes, somsn Jacksonville n T. kSnyMs
Olive GAIA HeAdsus Boston, r. j. Godwni Mott Bede.
Ryder Norion NJ Bedej Ann Amelia, Brown, St Thomas,
R. B. Elaedse B. Reeves. Carmsn, Philadelphia, w Nc
Nee r. \. lay shepherd Nassau, Jas En-ss Mussinsum
lisrns saga C. b. DbOls Col C0sDOposs, Oily, AsIsaA
J. 4. Ward & Go.
Sloep-Wllud Can, Newport, master.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-16
The EVACUATION gf FORT SUMTER.

Gems. StOtt ayd 'rOtten with the Cabinet
, 1861-03-19
MARKET -BY TELEGRAPH,

NEW YORK, March 1s.-Flour- Market 70,
stats ana nouf ,I gRened gaiet and i'm and
export and home consumption; ealea 1890 bbls
at 35 1905 Is; super state s5 al@5 23 extra state
and choice $5271x@5 80; IS 1o@515 super western;
IS 20@5 40 common to medium extra western !;
S. bG@5 90 shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio:
Is 70@7 trade brands do, market closing with
holders generally refusing to sell at ineide ptices
Canada -four nay aleo be quoted q shade hrmer,
good extra, .s7@7 90 fayofite% ban bfands is Rye donr II
selling IN small parcsls at 50 8o94 10 for common
to ehSiee @ ssRsr Corn Meal n fair request Gales
vine; chiefly at inside price: pnneheona, m 7ec.
WHIsKI-Sbade lower. with moderate demand :;
sales l 100 bbs at 17,1@17x:
demand saIes q i b tsr III Gheaeo 1 sprne
$t.16 In store; 1850 bu Canada club at $11@1.2 "a
for common to prime: ,5o0 hn Racine spring at
$1.s3 del; 300 ba Aiwaukee club at $I2s41.s5
III store and del; $4,000 bn white California at
$l.25; e,400 bu winter rcd western at ST. ia
store; 500 bn anber Jersey at ST. 700 bu white
western at .o@1 SO 6a prime hIhe Gene
$1.ss. Rye quiet at 539165c Barley in moderate
demand and prices without material change Sales
Of 1,1oo bu state at &c; Canada East At 79c Corn
ket; Is shade 1rmer. Sales Of $4,000 bu at 6Gc
for old mixed western II store, 673z@88c del; G1
@6lMc tor re new S DC at depot 6s for wa1te @
CSC for damaged old mixed western in store. Oats
in fair request ut 25z031c for western and Cana
da; 33X93l1Sc for state.
for prime; ea1es 600 brlH at 16Ga@161 IS for mess
s125o@1a.75 for prime. Beef continues dull and
unchanged sales 100 htls at $4.7505 for prime;
$i0@11 for extra mess. Prime measbeef dull and
nominal Beef hams quiet and firm at 72@l5c.
Catmeats steady with moderate demand: aales COO
Hogs firm sales ut 6k@74c for corn-ied dressed
Scarcely . i'm sales 80 6rls It s@loc: Butter
, 1861-03-19

GALVESTON, March 15.-The steamer Rusk
returned this morning from Brazos with 500
State troops. The Federal troops evacuated
the Daniel Webster for Key West and Tortu.
gas. Several hundred State troops have en-:
listed for six months to serve under Ford
On the Rio Granae, occupying tho various
forts,
Tie Convention is discussing measures for
the military defence of the State,
Major Mack1in Of the United States Army
has resigned and rendered his services to the
State.
Camp Colorado, on the northern frontier,
has been taken BY the State troops.
Capt: Sayer, <of the Confederate Army, has
arrived to muster regiment Of Rangers for
the Frontiers, By order Of Jeff. Davis.
There is nothing further about the move
ments Of Gov. Houston.
Gen. Porter has chartered the steamer Rus]k
to transport some SEQ Or 400 Federal troops to
Tortugas and Key West, where they viii re-
embark for the North.
, 1861-03-19

CNcE7:AT1, March 1f,--The market remains dpll
and unchanged. The demand continues limited
though shade better, mud holders are not Willing
70 make any concessions in order to force sales,
Prices are 1omtnally unchanged. The sales com
prise 100 bsls mess pork at tis.s7; s. hhds bacon
at &c Tor shoulders. and 1osc for clear sides, and
yHe FOR rib sides, Light 1900 lbs and sHo pieces
nai bulk sides ut S4c; and 200 pieces shoulders
al &C. Nothing done In lard.-Gd5ene.
,sT LotIs, March 16.-Pork- the demand for mess
IL ssnmltea and sellers Of round lots accented do
cline Of 25c GOO brls In two lots. sellinT Mt ar =
hrl, Holders OF extra heavy ask s17 * Gn5 oht.in
It tor Small parcels. 400 hrls heavy Il o sid 1t
E1t9O 4 DEL Cut meats, there has becn consfdcra
ole doing but transactions mostly kept private
e3e
ers at &c; eSo0 do &c; $50 do SIC: asS1 nfeces
round shoulders &C.; hams T5Sc; eides Slfc IN ~
pieces round shoulders &C.; hams IKE; Sides Ss<c.
5000 pieces. extra choice lot, at lraction aboTa
good packages. Bacon III limited request IT. md a
prices are unchanged. Country meats dull, ehon15
crs T1;c, hams Sxc clear rib sides lOAc. cIcar dn
l14c, clear do 10Ac we're the last Quotations
Lard, there is very Little inquiry for any descrip-
tim. some sellers Withdrew their ofIeringe Sale
reported. Brown and yellow 64D6hc; white 6s<@
&c, noEn1nal--.No Republican.
LouIsyuLE-March 15.-Thc provision market
to-day was very dull. and disposition was mani
Tested on the part Of holders to Iesze but buyers
were not willing to purchase to any extent, and the
demand for bacon on southern orders was very
light today and tho market closed dull ut T1&D
Tcfor shoulders, 9s<c for rib, 10 for clear
lib, and 105<c for clear sides The m1Fket closed
dull and firm, the packers purchases could be
made at decline OF about 4{c on onr quotations.
Of some 900 tea at &c for prime. Bulk meats are
dull, with nothing qaing.-[Uufie+.
, 1861-03-19

81 L,leut Colonel Thomas o. Ad,utant General,
M11lor townsend as senior assistant md
r. f., hieho'as Of the District Ut Columbfa,
III; y 1, nue., Iheo. Talbot, R. G, Drum and james
faina f. y Is Assistants, with the rank Of Cap
It is not yet ascertatued that INV order hss
been given By Prealdsntfsl @ anthorify IN reearfl I
TO tne eYaeqation Of Fort Sumter, an event,
however, which is still considered that wilt
soo1 inevitably occur from circumstances be-
YONG the E1ecuttve control From what is
mG%n, formal surrender Of tile post is not
q. l. Hall Of the District Of Columbia has
been appointed special post office agent for
Maryland and Virginia. -..,-.
CeItan friends Of M Gorwin are still en-
aeaVorng to induce him to withdraw his de.
chnation Of the Mexican Mission.
Inose pest informed relative to Southern
movements totally iHszedit the report that
Fort Pickens has been attacked, or that such
act will be likely to occur.
SOY. Roman; one Of the Confederate State
Commissioner, telegraphs from Wilmington
that he will be in Warrington Tomorrow, and
that he was detained BY indlsposltion
NEW YoRK, March ia special Washing
and members Of the Cabinet, Foreign Minis
ters, se4ntors and Representatives In Con
gress, Judges Of the Supreme Court and
others, the Mayor and citizens of Washington
and large number Of visitors haye arranged
to wait upon Mr.. Critteuden aud lady at The
National Hotel tonight. The visit will;be q
parting entertainment given to the diBtin-
gnished Senator from Kentucky, after forty
years Of honest and faithful public service for
WAzHmerox, March 1e-The Post Office
Department has been notified by the contrac-
lor, thaI the cheap one cent stamped envel-
ooPes, combining the new Improvement Of the
dlssolVlng lines, are now ready for iistribu-
tlon. They are chiefly intended for circulars
and are issued in response to memorials from
publishers and merchants from various cities.
They will, during the present week, be distri-
huted among the most important Post Offices.
for sale at $110 per Thousand, exclusive Of
the stamp, which Is reduction Of 10 cents
per thousand upon the rites Of the present
improvement.
Official dispatches from the East India
Squadron say that one of the vessels has heen
dispatched to Ningpo, for the purpose Of find.
ing out, if possible, the pirates who recently
The Pacific mail brought no iEformation
relative to the miseang sloop- of-war Leyant.
The last remfttantes from any Of the seeded
States, on account Of the customs, were re.
eeived from Galveston towards the close of
February, about $500. Drafts on balances pre.
Yions to secession, and receipts other than
from customs, 1t Is said, are honoted in, ,those
States, with the exception Of Louisiana.
- Mr. Archibald, Engineer-in-C Chief of fhe
Navy, has resigned
, 1861-03-19
Tot21..-.. T11l4 ls5 48

A%~V ~~e%4 80
The rcceipta Of Whea: to-day amounted to II, ,667
bushels Inler The influence Of the news brought
by the eteauer o. Saturday cycu -ug, the market
ruled dn1l, and prices were shade Iower-the
market stiHening up slightly after the New York
dispatches were received. but cloaed again dull
and heavy. About four hundred thousand bushels
Of all grades changed hands, TT s2c for old receipts
Northwestern Club: so1HIs1c for fresh receipts
No. spring; 751EG &c for old receipts No. 2; and
7G@1sc for new receipts. There was less activity
in the Flour market to-day-buycra demanding
concessions which holders could not grant-and
about 1900 bbls changed hands at 81 s5G4 35 for
good to choice eprIng extra, and S. 50 for good
spring supe-. The receipts Of Com were large
amounting to g, ,i55 bushels, q large portion Of
which came in By canal-aud tho market was dull
aud depressed, With limited salcs OF new receipts
mixed at a5E@a7c in store. The holders OF Canal
and River Corn find much difficulty in procuring
storage roo and this fact tends greatly to depress
the market. Oats were dull, With Ealea Of old re-
ceipts No. at lie in store. Rye dull. Barley IS
unchanged. Timothy Seed continues In active re-
quest and steady, with liberal sales at e. 4502 IS.
Clover is quiet ut 81 Is. Ai1let Seed was sold at
zoe; but the demand Is light. nighwines were
steady at dc
The Provision market continues neglected.
there being bat little inquiry for any kind Of pro-
duct, and not much disposition on the part Of
holders to offer their stocks fer sale.
There was lnrgo supply Of Beeves at the Cattle
Market yesterday, and medium quality wc1e dull
at g. 599a Is. Good shipping becyes, however,
were in active request at IS a5@3.5. Live Hogs
were in inquired for eagerly by shippers, and sales
to-day ranged from 81 T0G24 60 gross. Sheep arc
In request at Sigh 80 for PRIME
There was more activity il frcights to-day, and
we report engagements Of si1 vessels, at l9c for
wheat to Kingston, first trip, and 1916 Tor vessel
to arrive; 14c fer corn and 15c ios wheat to Buffalo
first trip. Forr Of these vessels were chartered
By warehoEserlcn to relieve their houses, now
hlled with grain.
FLOUR, WHEAT AND ceRS N STORE, MONDAY
NANcH 19,
, 1861-03-19

RICHMOND, vs., March 16.-The Convention
re-assembled -foaay. Union resolutions,
wrapped in the American flag, fromthe people
Of Norfolk county, were presented and tabled;
anti-secesslon resolutions were also offered
and tabled.
Mr. Goggin offered an amendment to the re.
port Of tho Committee on Federal Relations,
proposing. secession, with d ayiew to the event
ual reconstruction Of the Union. The amend
ment was ordered printed.
Mr. Randolph of Richmond made a speech
aga1nst the propositions Of the Peace Conyeu-
ton, and favored secession.
Without taking any definite action the Con-
vention adjourned.
, 1861-03-19
DurS.

EEED MILL.-I am manufactur.
a Ing Mill that will grind IS bushels Of any kind Of
Graln per day.. Warranted to do the work OF money
IEfnIned VIM pske meal for lAMtly use. Hsy be run
sAEP ARD, Post 0iace Boz 1899. 6hellers and Com,
pined MILLS m2de, mh6x9Td Td-ltE
, 1861-03-19

ST. LOUIS, March 17.--The following amend
ment to the fifth resolution of the majority re-
port Of the Committee on Federal Relations,
which has been under discussion for the past
week, Was voted down yesterday in the Con
ventfon-61 against 50: aAnl further beIicy.
ing that the fatr Of Missouri depends upon a
peaceable adjustment Of our present Difficult
Ties, she will never countenance nor aid Sc
ceding State in making war upon the General
Government, nor will she provide men CT
money for the purpose Of aiding the Gcne1nl
Government in any attempt to coerce a seced-
ing State"
, 1861-03-19

~ County. s s-scpee!cr !, Hrt II Chicago March
Term ISL Tr!stEan Can. .r!: a:,: stncf as1lfe
and jess: II. Ei:,ar :.-Int;. .rs.e:y. - : '-''''
AaSaHt g ts a4n ~ :!snc Is q Gdaon D. clifford.
Famed. haytng bsen I:e Ii ~. nire .; the CLERK oi
salu st2tso: ,en7t !E1e.':o So:ae hereby nlven
70 th s:::f Glda'f D. tilfrr.. t;er. z. GiEurH anH
". Fitk!n, that t,1e e..rlanatit+ tilci ther bili
Of comlafEt II sat! t'rt te C;lancery aide therr.
Of tile 3iss l4 I'll: ,ercr be7. 1saa and that sum:
hons th".snron san" our oi ssll tture n.ai., said
drfcnsla::, res:1:i3b' e the trst Mnulsv cf Febru-
arg aex:- Til =, i b. lAw reEHlr. AMI Afterwards to
wir-tsA the SIN day u Eeasna-. A. d. ST.! on aItaa
summons saued out Of said Court aCnIEst sait dt a.