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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-20
THE MISSOURI LEGISLATURE.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 10, 1861.
The House Convention bill was slightly amended by the
Senate yesterday in which the House concurred aud the
bill finally passed. The amendment reads thus-.No
act ordinance resolution shall be valid to change
dissolve the political relations Of this State govern
ment of the United States any other State until
ority of the qualified voters Of the State shall ray
same" Mr.. Russell, Commissioner from Mississippi,
made strong secession speech before joint session of
the Legislature last night
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IMPORTANT FROM GEORGIA.
PASSAGE OF THE SECESSION ORDINANCE
BY THE STATE CONVENTION.

MnIEDGEvnIE, Ga, Jan. 10, 1861
The State Convention adopted the secession ordinance
at two O'Clock this afternoon by yeas 2os nays So is
as follows
An ordinance to dissolve the union between the State
of Georgia and other States united with her under the
compact Of government entitled the constitution the
United States.
We the people of the State OF Georgia, in Convention
assembled do declare and ordan and it hereby de-
cared and ordained that the ordinances adopted by the
people of the State of Georgia in Convention in 17ss,
whereby the constitution of the United States as
sented to- ratified and adopted and also all acts and parts
Of acts of the General Assembly ratyng and adopting
amendments to the said constitution are hereby repealed
rescinded and abrogated.
And we do further declare and ordan that the Union
States under the of the United States, is hereby
dissolved and that the State of Georgia is in full posses
and exercise Of all those rights Of sovereignty which
belong and apperan TO free and independent State
A motion to postpone the operation OF the ordinanc,
until the Sd of March lost by about thirty majority
Alexander II. stephens and Herschel " johnson arr
among those who voted against the ordinance.
resolution adopted to continue tho present postal
and revenue system until IL shall be ordered otherwise
also to continue all the civil federal officers.
The ordinance of secession ordered be engrossed
on parchment, and to be signed on Monday at noon
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SECESSION OF GEORGIA FROM THE UNION.
Call for q State Convention ii
Missouri.
Interesting Reports from South Carolina,
Alabama, Mississippi and Virginia,
Ac., &C., Ae.
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
THE LETTER OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA
COMMISSIONER TO THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON, JAM 10, 1861.
Colonel Hayne, Of South Carolina, communicated his
letter to the President to-day. 1t is not in the shape of
demand at first presented but is couched in moderate
and temperate language He has been induced to this
moderation Of the ultmatum of South Carolina by the
existing State Of feeling here among the Southern
The communication was submitted to and approved
by Senator's Hunter and Mason, of Virginia, be-
fore it sent to the President. While South
Carolina does not yield the position which she
first assumed yet she is disposed to properly appreciate
the embarrassed position of the present administration
By this course the responsibility of shedding blood win
be thrown upon the incoming administration
The correspondence will be communicated to Congress
The President informing South Carolina through Colonel
Hayne, that he has power to entertain any propo.
sition Of the nature indicated in his note.
On the receipt Of the communication the President
called extraordinary session of the Cabinet at four
o'clock and the protraced until late hour
Dispatches from high in Charleston show that
the authorities there feel dappoined that Lieutenant
Talbot, who reached there to-day did not bring back
evidences that the United States government was ready
TO surrender to their demands at once gloom hangs
over the city
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IMPORTANT FROM ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan. 10, 1861
The House passed to-day bill to provide against the
invasion of the State by sea. II makes pilots liable to
fine and Imprisonment who bring foreign vessels into the
harbor Of Mobile authorizes the commander of Fort
Morgan destroy the beacon and landmarks his dis
erection.
resolution was also passed to make a contract for
the construction Of telegraph line to Point Clear. in
order TO effect more rapid communication with Fort
Morgan.
II is understood that Mr.. Hooper Of the Nail will be
candidate for Clerk Of the Southern Congress lie s
warmly supported by The scccssionists here.
II is impossible to get any information of the secret
proceedings Of the Convention.
THE LOUISIANA CONVENTION.
NEw ORLEANS, jan 10, 1861.
Two-thirde Of the elected delegates 10 the Louisiana
Cppye yeptpp are secessipnHM,
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THE NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

TRENTON, Jan. 10, 1861.
The majority of the joint committee on national affairs
reported of resolutions to the Senate fully
dorsipg the Crttden resolutions, and instructng the
Of the state in Congress- and requesting the
presentatives to support them They will be discussed
next week and passed by both houses no doubt The
committee also call upon Congress to order national Con
venon in case Crittenden's similar not
speedily adopted.
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THE SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY.

NEW ORLEANS, jan 49, 1861.
The Committee the Confederacy OF the Missppi
Legislature has reported resolutions to provide for
Southern confederacy and to establish provisional
government for seeding States and sia.es hereafter
seeding The proposed Southern Convention viii meet
at Montgomery the Ith Of February.
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VIRGINIA.

GOVERNOR LErcHrR's MESSAGE TO THE SENATE on
NEW YORK MILITARY AID.
The following communication from Governor Ietcher,
transmitting the proceedings OF the Legislature Of the
state Of York accompanied by his views thereon,
was received In the virginia Eenate on Thursday last
The Message was read, AZ follows
ExxcrrNg DpARrMrT, RICHMOND, Jan. ~, 1851.
GEsugSrS rIIE SENATE AND HousE OF DkINi.rts--
I have received q communication from his Excel
lO0NVNVD ON EIGHTH PAGE
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MILIEDGEvnIE, Jan. 1a, 1s6l-9 p. N.

MILIEDGEV1IIE, Jan. IL, I5bI-yP i. ".
The Convention has been in secret session nearly all
day.
Ben Hill introduced substitute for the secession
dnance but it was lost Subsequently he voted for the
ermned for secession he would share her fate for veal
or woe.
Judge Linton stephens said that while he approved Of
the ordinance he saw reason for its adoption lie
therefore would not vote for sign it.
Unusual demonstrations Of appreciation being made
tonight in honor Of the adoption OF the ordinance
OF secession including the firing of cannon, the letting
of of sky rockets the burning of torches and music and
speeches.
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IMPORTANT FROM NEW ORLEANS.
CONTEMPLATED ATTACK ON FORT PICKENS

CONTEMPLATED ATTACK On FORT PlCkENS.
NEW ORLEANS, jan H. 1861.
Major Chase has teegraphed the Mayor of New Orleans
for two thousand men to take Fort Pckens Pensacola
The Mayor responded that the men could be raised in
two days if Florida would equip them. The Governor
telegraphed for them night when the Military
Board viii make provisions for raising and armng the
men, Meetings will be called tomorrow.
The highest excitement prevails throughout the city.
Three hundred men on the way Pensacola from Mis-
sissppp If the President does order the surrender
Of Fort Pckens great carnage will enue.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 10 1861.
Pilots at Pensacola are notified not bring United
States vessels, under the penalty of death.
Washington dispatches intercepted the hands of
Florida officers Of the State forces They number nearly
one thousand.
Lieut. Simmer, commanding Fort Pckens, is expected
to surrender.
The Florida forces have twenty five heavy guns
mounted and can take Fort Pckens with loss Of three
hundred men.
Preference is now given at New Orleans to New York
ships over otter Northern or foreign vessels.
despatch yesterday reports ship ashore fifteen
miles of Fort Pckens 1t supposed to be the United
States ship Supply.
The ship Supply sailed on the 18th from Pensacola for
New York, with the officers Of the Navy Yard.
The steamer Of war Crusader had arrived at Havana on
the 18th.
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!

FOUNDED, 1864
LOCA d,
Cor. Baltimore and CharleS-Sts..
BALTIMORE, MD.
TTNHIS INSTITUTION IS NOW IN THE MOS.
prosperous and fourishing condition Twice DIT.
ring the last has it been necessary to obta
larger apartments for the accommodation OF the II
creasing number Of students, representing nearl,
every State in the Union.
1t now occupies one of the most conspicuous
desirably located buildings in the city. The room
are commOdiously arranged, spacious anu elegant.
furnished.
The advantages and facilities here offered to youn
men desiring to qualify themselves properly for IL
various duties Of the Counting Room or TO OBTAIN y
Thorough Practical Business Education generally, arr
unsurpassed in any particular by any similar estaD
lishment in the United States:
L. X. L0SIER,
Observation-Disclosures the Science of Accounts, Com
merce, Business Customs, etc.
J. VI. PHILLIPS,
Professor of the Theory and Practice of Bookkeeping
and Commercial Calculations.
IL. H. DAVIES,
Associate Professor of Book Keeping.
n. @. JOHNSON,
Professor of Business and ornamental Penmanship
ST. WILLIAMS, ESQ,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REV. f. YEATES REESE, D. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon Jnc. p Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Vtns4nt'
Hon. ThOs Swami, VIM. IL. h eighier, Esq,
jacob Trmst, Esl ,vit GoTpsrsia1 Library
of STANDARD Works, expressly for the of the stH
dents.
rateIy instructed.
There being no vacation during the year, Students
to complete the full course,
from to IL weeks.
A DIPLOMA is awarded to all Graduates
A large and Beautifully 0rnamented Circular, con-
tanning upwards of SIX SQUARE PEET representing the
Exterior and Interior View of the College, various
designs penmanship, &c, sent by mail
free of CHARGE with catalogue giving full
particulars. Address E. X. bOSIER
Baltimore Nd.
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Ri11tnus p.sorders-Liver ComrlaInl.

From Or. ThrodOre Bel, 81 N,if lnrf 'd.
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted TO Tier
purpose AZ an ;,pcrCnt. but ind their lrnyt'7. q.
fects upon the Liver very marked indeed Ift
have in nv practice proved more etcctutl ilr tie
cure of bilious complaints Than any one rrHoly !
can mention. sincerely rejoice that We have 81
length purgativc which is worthy the contt.nte y
the profession and the people.
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broadcast Seed Sewer!

.TIHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE PURCHASED THE
right for IANE'S SEED SOWER, which sows
all kinds OF CRAZE and Grass Seeds in the most per-
feet manner. 1t simple in its construction aud
with great accuracy and rapdity, distributing
the seed evenly upon the surface without the waste
and labor peculiar to hand sowing. Orders for
Sewers will receive prompt attention.
mh2O SMITH & CORNELL.
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DEPARTMENT or Tnr lNIERl'R,


SIR: have used your Pills in my general aai ha-
pital practice ever since You made them aIt an9H
hesitate to say they are the best caihlrlir NrslA
Their reguln-ng action an the liver i q9!TS 4ae a..
cided. consequently they are an admirable Iela7i'
for arrangements of that orcrn. lndeeI, a.,
seldom found II case of billions di"G" SO obstinate
that it did not readily yield 10 them.
FroternaIly y''Irs AkuNz, nALL ~ y, NJ
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TRANSPORTATION.
cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
inc Rail Road.

Cleveland, Pittsburg ana Whee11
ing Rail Road.
Ia "a - -
IN AMI AFTER MONDAY, June 10Th lsS sI,,d Pas
J seuger TRIMS will leave brluSelO &c 1870 =
Sundays excepted:)
1I,Oo NJ. Mail Train. stopping at all gay stations
arrives at Pittsburgh at S:+V /: N'' "l'"
ton NJ SNrnss Train stopping at all way
tons arrives Mt Pittsburgh at $40 r NJ
SOS p NJ Fast Express Train stopping only at Ste"-
chester ON the River Division ano at m. an
stations Main Lines, arrives AT Fl IT'S
hurglI. at 1885 z. NJ, and at cleveland "t
1880 A. NJ.
RETURNING TRA1NS-
Leave Cleveland at q:l5 A. NJ. and 500 r NJ, ar
rive at bridgeport at 4;20 7. NJ and 500 A. NJ
Leave pittsburgh at 1885 A. NJ: sos A. VI ana
1910 p NJ arrive at bridgeport at 5:UT A. ~, 1927
A. NJ and 4:2O p. NJ
Connections nre made as FolloNvsi
At Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania r. R. for Harris I1
burg Baltimore Washington, Phila-
delphia New York and Boston.
At Cleveland with Cleveland Tolet II. r. for san,
dusky. Toledo, Detroit. Chicago and
all points in the NoRTH WEST With
Detroit steamers for Detroit, jackson,
Chicago and the NORTH WEST. With
Cleveland & Erie R. X. for Erie, Dun
kirk Buffalo and Niagara Falls. With
Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati for
Crcstlinc, Delaware, Columbus and
A, Hudson with the G. z. &C.RE. for Cuynhogu
Falls, Akron. Millersburgh and Wo"s-
At Alliance with p. Ft. w. & C. n. X. for Canton,
NEassillon, Wooster, Salem, Enon, Co
lumbus, &c.
AT steubonyille with P c. c. Line and AT BELLAIR
with c. O. o. R.R. torZanesvile. New
ark, Columbus, Xcnih. Dayton. Indi-
annapolis, Cairo Cincinnati Louisville
St. Louis, st. Joseph and all points
Wtst and South West.
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return So
Fare always as low, and time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points In the West North
and East can lie procured at the Office No 81 Water
next door to Sprigg House, Wheeling, a and
at bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will he made at lowest rates to
any point accessible by this road and its connections
TO the East North West and Northwest. at office
No.37 Water street or with Freight Agent MT Bridge
mort Station R. HAMILTON. Agent,
Wheeling, Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent.
Bridgeport o.
jim. MCCULLOUGH President.
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New Family Grocery.

rJ1HEsUBsCRIBER BEGS LEAvETo ANNOUNCE
that he has opened Family Grocery and Foreign
Produce Store in the old Post Office building, 1sS
Market street, near the of Quincy ST.. and So
licits the generous patronage of his friends and the
public generally.
It win be my constant endeavor to offer, at the
lowest prices the best qualities the market affords.
superior article of Bottled Liquors and Wines
always on hand
German Produce, such Prunes, Lentles, Split
Peas, also all kinds of Nuts, Oranges and Lemons
wholesale and retail at the lowest rates.
Superior Havana and Domestic Cigars aud Tobacco
of the different grades wholesale and retail at
G.. W. REESSING'S,
feb1l-lyd Formerly with Alex. Heyman.
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WHEEMNG, 18th April, 1861.
ON and after the 14th of April, 1861. the passen-
J ger Trains will be run as follows viz:
The Express Train leaves Wheeling daily except
SUNDAYS at 10 A. NJ. BcnwOod Mt 1890 A. NJ. arrv-
ing in Baltimore ut 4:40 A. NJ. connecting with the
Express train for Philadelphia. New York, Boston,
and all the Eastern Cities leaving at 6:l5 A. NJ, ar
rives Mt Washington at $50 A. NJ making close CON
nection with the Southern lines for all parts OF tho
South. This train stops at the principal stations
from Wheeling to Cumberland.
Returning, Leaves Baltimore Mt 3:l5 i. NJ, ana
Washington City 2:45 z. NJ. arriving Mt Benwood
at A. NJ and Wheeling at 6:2T A. NJ. making direct
connection with the EXpresstrain fer all parts OF the
West. Southwest and Northwest This train stops
only for meals and wood and water.
The Mail Train leaves daily including Sundays Mt
G5T p NJ. Renwoad at 1925 +. 81, and arrives IL
baltimore at 1918 T.. NJ, connecting with the Mail
train leaving for philadelphia, New York, Boston,
and all Eastern cities 1915 p. NJ. arrives at Wash
ern lines for all parts Of til" SOUTH This train stops
OH the west end the road nj Alunndsve Cameron
Warrington. Water Station Fairmont and Grafton.
Returning leaves Baltimore at $3.50 A. NJ, Wash
ington City ut 4:25 A. NJ and arrives ut Benwcod ut
1910 p. NJ. and Wheeling at 1892 P NJ connecting
with the Express train for all parts of the Southwest
West and Northwest. This train stops at the prin-
cpnl stations only
THE Piedmont and Wheeling Accommodation runs
daily except Sundays leaving Piedmont at GAO A. NJ
and arrives at Wheeling at SIG p. NJ.
j. b. FORD, Agent.
W.P. SMITH Master of transportation.
L. VI. COLE. Genl Ticket Agent. NpZu
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pIcK's ACCOUNTANT AND
DISPATCH PATENT.

The HgrS7Rors claims acknowledged and projected
BY Tie Governments NJ Canada, ths Tinted Sotes,
and Great Britdi all oh0nr Il sqy e0''e'T7''
-TTyIIAT CLAIM AS MY INVENTION is, THE
w contrivnnce of keeping accounts current, OF
Whatever kind, description or variety, IN printed
Orm, nv keeping the statements of the several &C
stendBgin printers type or their -
the type being arranged in form as to admit OF
being readily and quickly readusted IN any paFtcu
lar part, where an account may have uHaeFgo1le PIE
change by the lapse Of time or this current OF DUST
ness transactions: so that, when readtusted III Ii
such parts up to any given date, an impression the
token from thu type shall exhibit IN Prhteu
the true state u all the accounts so kept,
representing all the balances or CONCLUSIONS III NC
cordance with the end ends IN keeP
Ip the record rendering it, In commercial business
a balance sheet Of the most compact anu PETE, etteS1
character. the details of management DeinS SuSeta
TALLY a. recitsd in specifications wherein u !s soM'
that tho fact facts to be recorded may oe
scented BY fieGres symbols, dates, or numbers USED
sther eparately or in combination. or by whatever
ess will indicate the fact facts as desired; ana
S3,Ttbsrmore based on this primary invention also
claim the device coutriyance Of rendering or
transmitting accounts iu partial or full statements
when the statement statements so sent are tliu,
mr. SUBSTANTIALLY thus, kept in type, by the contrl-
vauees Of my invention. be the medium OF transns-
sion what il may; but the particular mode oil rem
dering accounts by the of the Dispatch Machine
constituted of Apron Movement Reel, ana Cuter
stamp claim in the hroadest and fullest sense and
also the machine ITSELF embracing all its forms ana
n,,des of operating, as indicated in describing it,
either as n simple hand instrument, or AS propelled
by machinery. And in connection with these speci,
ic claims, and based upon them, also claim all
other means and appliances substantially the same
as thuse herein claimed or intended to be claimed;
With these claims fully acknowledged and protected
as above this invention has already spread itself
over Canada eighteen States of the American Union
and into Great Britain. and Is now used in more imam
three hundred Newspaper Offces. Itsimmense value
to banking and similar institutions will be shown in
a circular which will make it's appearance soon:
Meanwhile applications for Inflammation, "peeds OF
Right or dispatch Machines" will receive due at
tenton, when addressed either to
Rev. Robert, Dick, Po4s EPie, C C. ", or
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MAssAw. wyoming Co. y.

wAssIw. wyoming Co. y. Y. Oct n. lS55,
DEAR n: I am using your Cathartic rus ia '% ~
practice and find them an eSo91it,i' F,,51,t "a,
5ioo,j JOHN g. MEACIItM, NJ D.
Cor. fpUtIon, C0stivemcss; snPpPrTIS
sion, Rreunl ut ism, Gnut, NeUf"i7"'
DrOpsy, Paralysis, FITS etc
From Dir. j. p. FdHghR. NoH'reaS' eda''''
Too much cannot be said Of your PILL for the cur
of costiucHcsS If others of our fratcrni' ~
them ms cfTicacious have. they sho,,
proclaimin,. it for the benefit OF tue ',,b lsI
enough in itself is the prosecution "i o'"t' tie ye;
worse hoieve cosiirrHssS to originate ~ II, ~,
but Your Pills affect that organ anu cure ''.'
From Mrs E. Stuart, Paysieia"a"d HHl2Pt n,.
find one or two largo doses of yonr PMS;
the proper time, excellent rr0fnoI'e sV,r.tI
ur0i secretion when wholly or part'F ~
and also very eTectunl to cleanse me ~ pbys, We
,,cl ,go,mS They are much the les' ,i;s ,,
have that recommend TO other to my gi.,s", >,
From the Rec. DR.. Warkcs, Of the -4'''''''
Episcopal Church. 1854
PULASKI House Savannah. Ga, Jan, =. y; aI .sel
uoSoRHD SIR: should he nne rate!' ~, ms CO.
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Dir. Mackenzie, tried your PMS; tn.C ~ the
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SENATE CHAMBER, Baton Rouge, la pe', ,,pr
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Dysentery. Dinrrhrn, Relax, Worms

From D,. J. G. GreTn q '7icd95.
Your Pills have had II long trial in my pF'''ee.aai
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liver makes them M excellent remedy when gwen
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Their sugar-coain makes them very acceptance '1'
convenient for the usc Of women AMI children
Dyspepsia, ImpWrity of the Blood
From Rer. j. l.. H,ms2. Pastor Of 4d'ti
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AYERS
.CATHARTIC Pills

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Statements from leading physicians in some NJ NJ.
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From Forwarding Merchant of 81. Lopp
Fsh. !, 1856
DR.. AVER: Iour Pills are Tie paragon of all that
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