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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-02
THE FAIRMoNT CONvEN T1oN.

What the Organ of the Tyler County
Douglas Democracy says Concern.
Ing Ii.
The MiddIebOurne Tyler county, Plain
Dealer, publishes the following cali for the
Fairmont Convention.
Rrsolrsd, therefore, That We recommend
to the Democracy OF this Congressional
District that they appoint delegates to
meet in Congressional Convention at Fair
mont, on Wednesday, the 18th day of April
next, TO nominate candidate for Con-
gresS, or TO take such other actiO, as cir
cumstances may render eIpedient or pro-
per.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-02

wax :shePherds sen pIoniy Ills sea-.
son oneis9 pleased ths.. people Of JsF.
tsFsOu Co, \. z, that thsy slbs=ribsd
500 70 make him their elsrzJuaar. This
the scamp took got awful druak, sUors
=poand oAths IN the stroets. road nbopt
toRn with al immoral i1nilary bo,roTiI,i
$3.50, and finally decanpied. :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-02
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.

eonsistS Of . large yaTisty Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
wish It 70 be positively unSerEtood that inn
instance viii my goods Be offered for more than
besn decline i really desIEbIe aItieIes such Eos
viii be sold largely UNDkR COST. An cpnoFtuDEs
y y now Afforded to buyers 20 make great saving
N thsiE urchasss and to supply Themselves With
desirable gO0ds n lOu er priceS-than they can Sc
furuished IN tae city.
SlLks-He have on hand = large stock Of silks.
mos q Eieh are In very eEFablS sEylss and viii
be sold without regard 70 cost. Piain BLACK silf1
q The very best quality; BIaelS FEurrI nd strioo
SiIksi RoulArd and Summer SIlka q Is AID 50 Ed
SIX Robes Cotored and Black. Plain eolored Silk
IN de.Fable colon, At les than cot; AAreeIfnes
OTHEV DREss GOObs.-AII WOOD Ftg1rsa Mons
lin pelliDes, handsome styles Ieas than cot: All
CaIhmsres for Children, 1t great reduction; SIIk
aad WOOD Velour Ottouans, at \ great aaeri6ce:
Plaid Valencia. At 1s1S % and IS etI. yard; silE
snd Wool aud Wool and Cotton PbPHhi Travelling
Dresz Goods 10 great variety: Freoeh NrFnos "a Al
ooiorA az less than cost SStn EuxorS OsSeEes aud
THIN GOoDS-PIain Figured BeTeers, French
S1ea Jaeeo1st Lawns, ReIege apd Orglhdy RobeS,
Elne oTgsndy Lawns, GhfdFea's ElOgneed Bereses,
Will Be eold AZ great sAeriAoa.
MOURNING DRESS GOODS RbEIilh and Frepeh
BiSek Dsioinss ~ TJ-fF 49,
Black and White aneh ChintEss Purple - BIoel.
q, Wool lei1ineA Mourning silks IN extra quality,
WHITE GOODS.-I win hsn my entire stock Of
White Goods AZ Onethird Iea than Customary prices
" eo1siEts IN part Of EainSoOks, Cambrjea SUiaI
Lawns aud Llhen Caulbrfol BfilliAhtS, b & DfaperS
RSIBR6IDERIEs.-IyE mock Of Ernbruidsries I,
very god ard WI lIso be sold 6iEbaut Ielhrd 70
est 1t eon!iEts Of JaeenDet and SIiE5 FIo6neirSS
EdEinS and Insertia q; English Thread and YaI.
eieuRa EdgfBgs; EmbroIdsTed Jaeeonet Cellar M
JAceouet SettR, Fine Rreneh Work Collar and sets
Lace Collar and SettB and LAse and French Work
SettG,@ Ven BeEege aud GFenadine; Also 6saufffnI
Tstls TOuni eoEnsrea and 6tleTUisa In nat Tarie-
y, at areluetiOa Of third: Black
SeIltS Shirt Fronts, 0enES Hack GHk CTVitH III
agreat YaFietY o. cher eoodG, y II 'sttT7
DOMESTIC AND HOUSEKEEPING G00DSy-My
stosk q Qpneatie Goods eunprtEng Linen and OF
lln8J Prints, Table Linent hud other staple a.
HOuEaketping GOodh, win lIkeSiSe be S5II a cost
Ghe Public may rest assured thar there q n
hpmbnG about ibis, bat that It iSmy strict Intsnl
ton 70 tuihn TO the letter the terms Of the adyeF
| tIsemept.- p56as
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Motherr. 90 az.

The follouingis extraet froui aIettor vrttsn BY
the E1lstoE Of Baptiat Chureh % the journal and
Nsutnssr," CIneinnati, OIo aod gpeaks volumes In
favor Of thu vuridEenOVbad Iasdieins-AlnS. wIzs-
Lows sOOTEEs sTEUP TOE CHlSRxB TErIHIHs:
I'VE ,es an Advertisement IN your coIumDs Of Ms.
WinslOU's Soothing syrup- Nov re BeTsE aid
uOrd ia favor Of patent uodIepe before in OurIGe,
bat We feel compelled to nay TO year rsadsEl that
this is no huhabug-EK HAVE TEEb H. AED KSOE II 70
II Az II CLANS. II Il PgobSbly, one Of the most
SneeesfaI nodinss 0fths day, became II Is one of
the best Ard thoSs Of year readers Who have ba-
bIe4 ean't DO better than % lay in 4 SUPPLY
Oetl6-ly-d&U
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-02

THE GOlloWing prophetic Language VS.
held by Aie1hnder Hamilton, % bis re-
signaiiOn Of the ONCE Of the Seeretarv Of
the Treasury in IIs5, Holding in bis hand
small book, containing copy Of the
Federal constitntiOu, be said.
.'NeT, mark ~ Borlsl So louR a. ne
are young aud IirtlOuS people thls IL.
sirument win bind as together in mutual
interest, mutual We fare, and mutual hap
Piness, bat when We become old and cor
rupt. IL viii bipd rs no longer
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-02
RELIEF IL TEN MINUTES
BRYAN'S PULMONICW WATERS

THE Original Medicine EEtablEsbed In 1871 and hr,r
1Tttele Of the kind ever intrUneed under the name
OF -PCLNOHIc WAREEs,D in this or any other conn
tEJ5 All other PulmOnie Wafer are eount@FfeftE
The genuine can Be known by the name BRYAN
being stamped on each WAFER.
BREAN'S PuLMoSic warns
Relieve Cougiss Coda Sore Throat, HoarBenesa.
sBETAS's PULN9SIc WGEEzs
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Didieult BreathinE
BEIAS's PULaoN1c WAYERs
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, PainB in the Chest.
BETkx's PULNoSIc WAYEEs
Relieve lneiPient Consumption. LnnE Diseases.
BATAS's PuLNoNIc WAIEEs
Relieve Irritation Of the UVulA and TOnsils.
BHTAS's PCINoN1c WAHERs
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes
BETAx's PCLxoxIe WAHns
Are BleSsing TO all Classss and Constitutions
BKTAN's Pu1MoS1c WAHERs
Are adapted for HOcaltsts and Public Speaker
BRTAS's PULnosIc WARS
Are in simple form and pleasant to the taste
BETAI'S PULNoSIc WAEERs
MOI only relieve bat eject rapid and lasting Cures
BRILS's PrIMnxIc WARNS
Are warranted 70 give HatisfsetiOn TO every one.
No family should e without box of
BErAH's PUEnOSIc WAVES
In tbs house.
40 traveller GhouId be without a suBply Of 81
BEIASs PULNoHIc WAYEES
In his pocket.
No peTSon viii GIor object 70 give for
BRTGS'E PELMouc warns
Twenty-Five Cent?.
JOB MOSES, Sole PropristOr, Rochester, NY.
Sold in Wheeling by I. H. LOGAN 1 co. and
ansa-soddtvly
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-02

Tar National iaislAgeaeer speaking of
the presentation By the Richmond ladies,
off beautiful aOrnl trvaih TO John B. Bald
Nin' At the conclusion Of his speech in the
Virginia Convention adds:
We also observe that aaother Of The elo.
9aeut champions of the Uuiou Ia The Viz
gtniA Convention has received trum The
"UniOn ladies' Of Richmond a Eimiior
marx Of their approval Ne aIIuds 70 the
Hon. John s. Cariile, Of Harrison countT.
WOO mas been presented with a beautiful
ESteh-ehatn and seal, bearing the foIiov.
ing Inscription Prom the Union LS,lie.
OF HShmond, to the Hon. John s. CariiIe-
~ appreciation Of his patriotic derotioB 10
the Union ''S'' -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-02

old FAMILY RYE WHISKY OF
" 1880, IN store and for sale by
mia y. A. EDWARDS EBRo.
EIHE OLD BOURBON WHIsKY
i % 1850, In store and FIR AZ by =
nh2 ". a. EDWARDS BRO.
OID PINEP BRAHDY OF 1915,
" in store and for sale by
mIzZ Wa. EDWARDS 4 BRO
OLD PORT WINE. OLD HARMONY
~ Sherry Wine, Old 11RdeITa Wire Isupsriai
tSahnets aud Cha HGtdsiEksS ChanpaIZnt VIM
In store aud for sale by = = - a. =
mh22 ". EDWARDS BRO.
GARDEH SEEDS M GRTs.115 VI
y leIrH from BriEE'S Bios ReehG5ter, 3. r,
/, ma23 WA. EDWARDS BRO.
,=-2O1 paskagss Lake Rfll. In haFfels ana
- nan haETBla, Just Eeo1iTad Ga1 E1rsaIo.hT
nhzI LIsE, MORRISON 4 co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-02
New phase Of seees,Iop.

The papers of the day announce that
Commissioners from. the State Of Texas
twhether officially appointed or volunteer
leg their services is not stated are now
present in the Territories Of New Mexico
and Arizona, for the purpose Of urging
their inhabitants to make common cause
with the seeded States: 1t is said that
the Commissioners have issued a very ear.
nest address TO the people OF these Terri
tories, and that their appeal seems TO have
been well received. The narrative adds
that the Commissioners were invited to
attend a eOnventiOn, called to meet at Mes
Sllla, for the purpose Of taking into con-
stderation the present political crisis Of the
country, aud it vas confidently believed
that itS members WOald adopt some plan
for carrying cot the movement coDtempla-
ted--RGt, LHseiiigneeT-
Asthe whole recession nrguneDtig based
uFOn the right Of = sSoTtfeign State
70 sresume' her :. delegated pOVerI." We
would like to know how the secession Of \
Terrific y is to be justified. since they are
not States, and have "deltgated7 NO Sove-
reign powers, inasmreh a. they have none
to delegate. Won't somebody explain il?
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Douelas Meetinp.

FINHERE WILL RK a MEETING OF fHE SA-
/ TIONAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY Of 0t50 county.
Al the City Hall Szfuy, the eth fnst n 2geioek
p. u fcr the paFpoEe q appointing deIetes TO the
CONGRESSIONAL CONTESTfOS. 70 be bid A
v eeifnE, the I9Ch d Ami ISL au1 to nttenA
% ether basineSs % tmPoE1aHee
By 0nder d Lhe Executive COzmirtee-
GEO. FORBES, Chairman-
GEo. HkEEsoz, seeEE4aTy- aF7-sI'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-02
Missouri Mining Company
Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1851.


Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1881.
CAPITAL sTOcK.-................SsOo, 900.
UHIs coMPANY Us FORMED FOR THE PUR-
\ Pc OF advancing the great mining Interests Of
cur stale We do mot profess to be guVeF1ed BIZ
PoLeiy PhauthTUPie motives In initiafnE this en-
tsIPElte believe that the stock can Is male to
pay large dtTldenda, and At the time more real
sood accomplished aud GREATER pFZresg MAJ, IN ~.
Weeping and making kB0Un the nstonfshiuE uineTSI
Wea tn Ut Missouri, than by the use Of vs iiFE ne
amount OF orr capital invested In any other buEines
" e shall make the U4iee Of cur Company 4 CON-
Pete mining bureau Of the mineral resources Of the
st4te. We have power uBdsr our charter TO pur-
Sahs= and sell mineral lands wherever heated In
AisaoaTt Great iDdueements will be offered 10 49,
i!lists aud miaing adVCntureFs Wla deEirs 10 mus
Company. -''+ ' tH
We TsspeetfaFy, solicit the attention Of all ubo
nave nAneF1l Ianls for sale to sind rs statement
Of the hSune, deseTibIBE the kind or TrraIS ~ tsE
Ands fhe number Of acres. the location. and the low
e eash prize they willing take for sid lauds
We AAaIl TOrk only Bneh mines ~ nav IarEsiy mi
Ihail open and prove mott q the lands EesSIL Ths
the once II the CampSny. MN StFtst frf,l..
eornsF % LocuItn over Nereliants' Hank gntFaneS
No = lsust street All Who feel Interest Intais
subscribe. Thuse wishing stock, living out Of ne
city, secure Il by eneioSin. ten 1T rst n IRE
ena0anf wanted to tbs President Of Treasnrer.
pIHIeToRs:
Ha IS.y D RaeSa, ESD Matthew Rutlsr, Esq,
Jo.spi. IatisfoS, Ia, y h Iyns 81 - IS
l. '. Boy. Es47 Joseph Poyne, I'd,
TRTB4EHE:
Henry D. Bacon LE.BOEy.
y. BVTLER, TreAL AIKRED CLAPP. PruSt.
NE Above prospectus has IN to this ds,s ,,.ss
Pablshsd 10 only one Of leading papers for ten
aly! NoextTa g1ortH % ga stock tlken have been
NE; JET the public % Teu appreciate the sand
ne g the enteTprise that oTer tEo hundred thous-
and d!laIa % the stock hAS already been taken We
Hui4 briefly Etats that tie iIFas are Is IEil Nd
e la Ttfhqat further IabIlitgs tranlsralIs By de-
IYeFyT registered only when dfTfdends are received
~ Pef-0l having money % spare. can By the pur-
Gse q h1aFel In thu Missouri Mining Curl .llnV.
make An investment that IrtlI nav IaTVeiv ~ ~
ssH tat e readily converted into eAsh UitO1t Ios1
Az eoaamunieations 70 the President pFumptIV
.---esIeas Inh3d-tiky Srn
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-02
1 lnhes PATTON, DoSLOS oaLEBAY.
IMMENsE SACRAFICE!

Auctions Outdone!
HAVE DETERMINED TO CLOSE OUT Ny
4mmenne stuck % Fancy silkS Al Les than Gnc-
Coed koGlaId Summer silks It 2se.
Rteh Dark K0aiards AZ SOe
kteh ByaderGs WOCth S1.25 for Zoe
HADdsome 81 silks a. Zoe
HINT SO Robe It SIS
hAn11oule Back BYn0sEea ~ G1e
1ts9, 5iDS orEaudie Rol,es a lII<e Per yA1d.
kAeA D9lhle-skiTt BGElpe Do At fzJle Ter V9ri
Ladies Who nay CAL Vim - s4tiGiiSd thRtf - in
ald tt1t tey nsVHr asH siIks At srlell pFirFl
mis- ], s. KHODRS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-02
Interesting News!
A New OIL Wen Just Discovered!

A New OIL Well Just Discovered!
Bu1 Snail AmOulnt Required Tor sv-
cry one TO take a share.
Brery so eeats isrestsa ,rRl yfela 81 sorlk
IN ADVANCE OF THE NV HIGH IAR1FT.
100 CASES OF S g , sPGISs AND SUMNER
have Just boep reeTe4 which Tie subscriber Is abs
70 selI for lsas than half their original YaIae-
eufiou 1so pieess Of SIX Of an The latest ssyIos a.
an prieeA eone - los a. 20 eta IsE JArd NUCth
least 81, and E10e Plain silks los as &c per yard
3 Tssees u Plain Bllck siIks sr DTe.ses Sad Mar
DEess Goods, large and varsei assortment. soas
lTaEting DEeaS doos t'r Ouly Sc per y4Id EoEth Al
Lawns snd Laws Robes, plain ADD figured BereE,s
DoabIe UidIh E4sy, black aDd white Berezes Tor
ssasls 9ad Da9tsFS5 some SOCsh 81, FOF only Soets
C6lIlIrs AID DrIaipss, GinEhams and Chintz.s,
large stock; boDa ~ dark RreocEl ChInfzes, for
lSe per yard HOrth Al les: &c, and IIht Cintzss
saRWLs-ioO Cape shaul.. an eoaors. fro.s 5 to
50 doilars piece: - TNi59od six ShaUlA new
S'yie'; 80 Stella shhUlS, soue a IOg as g;
spa 81 Nan si r. W siat9i4H Va
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR-e5h hid. prii5..
~ Just FueeiSed Psr steamsrs LiIsEty Hnd West
HaoEsland. and fog sals By laH9l u RKILLY.
FOx's CINCINNATI REFINED
Ee1r stAFeA-so boxes iust received. aud Fl
as By lsP2l n REILLY.
"ERK'S CINCINNATI GER0TAY
w SOsP-So bOxFs just received, And fJr sale By
ags ". REILLY.
ZINE CHEWING TOBACcOS-Tsb box
L e ieadinE br1nds s. Ard los, ineIndinE -ETFm H.
8Tants Own bond and Russell RobiilsJa'a
eAses ThOInai' Jewell Of Ophir.H
d. HHhftTs half poGhlS.
do Street OFanEe
do other good EraDdA. q Ibh, in store. and for
ale BY lapel ~ REILLY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-02

TEN years ago, Henry Clay, standing
upon the spot in Louisville, from which
Mr.. crit,endsn has just made his latest
appeal for the URiou, spoke these memoir
able worls: ''I have been asked. When
would consent TO give up this Union?
answer neverl neverI neveri and warn
you, my eountrymen, now, IL as things
seem to tend, this country should be divi-
ded into Union and s Disuuionist party.
here now, no matter who compose tha,
party, declare myself, member Of the
Union party. whether it be Whig or a
Democrat that belongs to the party Of the
Union, there Subscribe my nanie-,h.re
unite my heartGnd hand with that party
VIZ are Informed that the little eoaelave
which got together, the other day, down at
ParkeoburE. and nominated that rank dis
unIouiSt, jenkins, was about the most in.
tenSely secession affair that ever saw day
light ia this part Of the STATE. Uaeondi-
tiOnal secession Vas the word, and Albert
GallAtiu being The most '.aueonditiOnAlH o,
the caucus, was nominaied unauiuaously.
Whenever you seeede, NJ. Jenk, please ia.
form rs, As IL would aaOrd Us great salts.
faction to record the interesting eveut,
Tar Total Indsb,sduess Of the Uuited
Stales government on the Sth Of March
last, vas S74ysss, s9s, including the vari-
Ous issues Of treasury aOtes and the loan
negotiated IN February. The new loan
win increase Ills amount 10 eigbsy-three
mtlliOusin round numbers About twenty
seven millions bear 6re per cent, Interest
aud mature IN 1874 and 1874; the remain
der bears six per cent, excepting the last
issue Of treasury notes. which WAS taken
~ various rates, the highest being twelve
pee cent. The whole OF these, amounting
70 nearly Hiieen millions, tall daet6 pref
spt year.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-02
sEAFR sEHArR.

STATE SENATE.
MEssHs. BDITORss-Pieals anpo1nee JOSEPH
IVA aIsE, ESg, e. BroolEseolnty, - 4 e.11dfl,4S
y " spE1ng el1cttal. n sat ~ tie zen
Ats q btEgtntA Ar. Git & UGI0E ma oGtLs RrIt
OLuef. o. eh1T1Ctlr bsyUB3 the UlEpieioa a ~
BEoaeh-aVfng large HIsd snbstantfii frfe.rSt-I In
ltEsinAA; q Eprds Po1lelIiug sysEy 41aliheatfno
2 aa6e ~ t.teittgalfl bo1sgt and aithfal repre-
feaH-tf Br1RI urnaz NIX ~ BaooEE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-02
NEW GOODS.
DISSOLUTION

'INlE FIEM OF sENsRNRT { co. Is TINS DAY
april dissolved BY mutual consent. J. senseney
against II. J. SESSRSET.
J. c. COOPER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-02
Selling Off at Cost,
FOR CASH ONLY!
Upwards of $4,000 Worth
DIZZY Goods!
At Cost and Less than Cost!
q. w. HEISKEII.

d EsPECTFULET ANNOUNCES TO THE PUB
III Lie his intention to close 0at his present stock
Of Dry Goods, Il i his discrimination to diseb-
time the business The stock Is well assorted aud
consists Of q large variety Of .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-02

Henry D. Bacon LY. Bog.
u. BUTLER, TrsaL AI.FRED CLAPF. Pr,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-02

81. HIEETs1I. seerrtarr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-02

WHEELER = WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES.
WITH NBE INPROyl1IEX1s. Al REDUCED
w PsieeA E,r s!ls a. No WhlhinEton naIi
MOHFus street.
nile C.R- BROWN, An
HAPPH LAND OF CANAAN,
III Glmna ~ CSlllFuf. y
Josksy Hat AID Rl1thsr.
tn thtakiRE e ny 1loth0E,
IN - NJ kholll5 TilouFat naaF,
tnuII SD 0tAsr BoaE8; AZ SRELLORAs
NOTICE.
RINHE DIRECTORS OF 3HR WHEELING II
bEARf Alloeiatidh have Folleo1 The yesFiv
mn Eve . three doIIaEH laIlHls MI
ysl5.4 z Gdlaes s!lttsItptloRI Vim be FeeuiVed
AL toIefs t9Rliilia1 - borFfberI by tIls LfbrI-
rl11 - IL IihfaEy roil 81 tie GA FslIglr' Hiii
eotleI . EolEah 81 llllfos GfRsgfE-
Ial.---lla g. BAIRD sssy.
HERRIIGs--looI hols ani kSif i-57TSIs
II Se. sd extra laEes Ghore HeFFinEI. insi re
eelyse - = sale ~ EnhleJ n KEiLLY.
In HHDSs FAR TO RRuEE 6uGAR
~ llllt netpiFe1 PR Gtell,iT CuliFisF, AT
Jas Llsf. MORRISON COS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-20
Virginia state Convention.

RICHMOND, Tuesday, March 10, 1861.
The Committee Federal Relations to-day re-
ported the proposed amendments to the Constitution
Il is Mr.. Fn4nkin's substitute changed by using The
expression " involuntary seryitude" In place OF
per-ons held TO service or labor" The rights Of
owners are not to be impaired by Congressional or
Territorial law or the preexsting law Of Mexico. In
territory hereafter acquired, involuntary servitnde,
EXCEPT for crime is prohibited north Of BE- 30, but
shall no; be prohibited by Congress or any Territorial
LEGISLATURE south OF that line. In the third section
there are verbal alterations for the somewhat better
security Of property in transit The fifth section pro-
hiis the importation Of slaves from places beyond The
limits of the United States The sixth section makes
verbal changes in relation TO remuneration Of futyes
by Cor ess and excuses the clause relative to securing
privileges aud immunties The seventh section forbidt
the elective franchise and the right 10 hold Office TO
persons Of African race The eighth says none Of these
amendments nor the third paragraph Of the second
section Of the first article Of the Constitution, third
paragraph Of the second section second article thereof
shall be amended or abolished without the consent OF
al the States.
The taxation question was up and debated, but no
action taken.
Mr.. Randolph concluded bis speech
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-20
ACADEMY OF DESIGN.

The private view which ushers in the Annual Exhi-
bition of the Academy Of Design opened ast evening
To the artists Themselves who gathered In great force
was undoubtedly agreeable reunion, us they met
10 criticize and admire the might be, their own
works and the works of each other but the represent
alton Of the general public was small, and ladies
altogether unlimited If the assembly lost in briiancy
when compared 10 similar occasions in former years,
the real purpose Of such opening was perhaps
carefully observed Ii there fewer living pictures
to admire fewer lively groups TO cricise, fewer posi-
tious TO attract attention. there was the more time and
attention to give 70 o pictures on the walls The
later plan viii be approved according TO ones compare
tive estimate Of the ornamental and the useful.
An hours stroll through half dozen rooms, on
which are hung several hundred works of srt hsrdly
suiRces to convey even general notion,of such q col
lection and certainly precludes the possibility al any
thing like ericism. An impression received moreover
by gus light u very likely to be corrected by the light
Of the sun 30 that hardly ventures 70 admit Of any
positive impression whatever The wals Of the gal
eries however 10 be quite as full If not fuller
than ususlsn evidence perhaps Of unusual industry
the part of the artists; perhaps Of an unusaai limit
TO the demand for pictures which has ie more thsn the
ordinary number on hand for exhibition. Numbers,
1t may be, should impress us with eacelence Ger
sanly there is very much to dnirei just as certainly,
we fear we shall find much to crcise and object to
moro careful inspsctica. II On the whole, the huaos
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FORT PICKENs.
A COLLISION APPlSEnENDED.
THE ORDERS TO RE-ENFOkCE IT.
THE AID FROM THE WAR VESSELS
TIE FORT WILL BE HELD.

SPECIAL Dispatches TO The N. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON Tuesday, March 10, 1851.
A collision at Fort Pickens is spPrehe0ded'
o. very likely to occur.
If the 400 sodiSg on board the Brooklyn are
landed safely, according to the order recently
sent from the Navy ard War Department Lieut.
slemmer's garrison will be in condition to re-
sist sny attack of the ReyOlutionists, even ii
conducted BY General Bragg, whose military
skill ia not doubted.
There are three slOops-Of-war and the Wyandotte
10 supper. il in case of assault, and their attacks
would tell with effect upon the other forts now
possessed BY the State authorities II Is pract-
cable to reinforce Fort Pickens further, if neces-
sary, without serious difficulty, and no purpose
has been entertained here Of abandoning it.