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, 1861-01-04
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK. Jan. s.-F1nUn-Has advanccd5c
2 b.l, With moderate demand for export and home
rurer state, $ss0d5>4o fos super western, $500
600 for common to medium extra western, Is 500
SO for shipping bsands extra round hoop Ohio
1ss q1e1 with snpsFs a
have slightly advanced. Sales 200 brls at t57ob
7.35 for common TO choice extra Rye 1our ouIet,
With snaall tales at s3.soQe4.lo for common to
Sales 400 hsls Brandywine at t3,6o, and $50 brls
Wn1.KI-Morc active ind nrner, Sales 100 b.ls
GnA1S--Wheat l1se better with fair export de-
n1and. Sales Il, 800 bu Chicago spring at $1.1SGD
1.a3 9, 500 hn Northwestern Club at $l.a6, 5000
@>f.so 1850 hu Milwaukee club at 80 on chip
noa1a q r tffesset 1e5oH g 5 bn w1tSs S ssd =
1860 hu red state private terms, 500 bn white
~eatern ut $1.41G11.61. 600 bu handsome red Long
is1and At 81, g. and $500 white Canada At $10.
Rye quiet st SOS. Barley nominal u eo9eo, the
supply moderate and demand limited. Corn fair
export aud moderate home trade Sales 1900 bu
at n97a Tor mixed western In store and delivered.
pats duli I'D lowss sales at s1Gs6 for southern
Phoy1e1oSs-Pork quiet and 1rm. Salee 800 brlR
at $l6.S7 for mese; $lo5o@1a5o for prime. Beef
duh and heavy with salcs q go br1s. at $s1s15o %
5000 for repacked meas; sln. .so@$ % fol e1tfa
mess. Prime mess bcef and beef hams art dnll.
pomtnai and unchanged. cgt meats dull and
Dressed hogs frm It 61(07Ac. Coa{ed 1.-Two hogs
nrm At o495Xc. bacon quiet and steady. SALES
go bxs ca1y lone:fahbed nladlrt 1t 6Ac: los bxs
do short.f$bbed midd1es at 9Hc, 3otcsbeef tongues
Ct SIC each. Lard continues firm with fair export
demand. Sales $40 h1la st 1okc@104c Tor primo
western, and 9M&9Ac for No. do. Hutter fn fatr
request at 1oc@tc for Ohio. and l4Gba0c for etate
Cheese steady at g91oc fos inferior Is prime.
GRocEalEs~Ao1asses, market very quiet With
prices without Important change: salcs 2o0 lrls
New Orleans ut 34Ge31c- SuEar-Raw steady; eales
21S hhas Cub1 Mt 5HeM5&c, and Is hhJs New Or
le1usat 54l51c.
SrocKk-In moderate request at irregular prices
Chi 4 Fl 66T: G = TS: g j. c s.: III G se1ir
Q 671S; Heading ax; Harlem pfd IS: Hudsof
49k; Harlem 15k; EEte 3sH N y 79H; II 7 siats
= 641o4; No 6s O.; Erie lat bds 1o14 Pac Mail
, 1861-01-04


PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IA meeting OF the
most prominent persons WIS held to-day to
consider what measures should be adopted to
aid the constituted authorities Of the State aud
Federal Government in the enforcement Of the
laws One hundred gentlemen were present.
Two sets of resolutions were otfeEed-one By
Daniel poughcrty, denying the right Of ecccs-
sion, and recommending that the military es-
tablishment Of Pennsylvania be put upon war
footing By the augmentation Of the present
requirements, either by an increase Of tho mi
1itia or an appropriation.
Judge Lewis offered tho other series, sup
porting the South, and while denying thc. right
Of secession, declaring it would be Fight to nc
knowledge their INDEPENDENCE instead of ,sag-
ing unlawful war. Afteran exciting debate on
the two sets of resolutions, they were refcr1t
To Committee to report on Saturday.
a resolution requesting Mai Gen. Paterson
to call meeting OF the officers of his Diyis.
ion to adopt measures to Increase the force
and efficiency Of the militia was also adopted.
Adjourned till Saturday.
Five thousand citizens Of Baltimore have
signed = letter ~ Gov. Hicks Of Nd, approy.
iilg his refusal to convene tho Legislature OF
that State The list is headed by John p,
Kennedy, cS-Secretary OF the Navy, and EN-.
braces the names Of niuc-teIths of the bust
2css men Of the city.
, 1861-01-04

1'a abatement OF rain experienced during tho
nas week affords more hope Of the ultimate rciea~ &c
,iihe knddcn soil Of its supe.duous vet Still. It
seems we must now 1ntsh the ytaf with large
breadth q COUNTRY uusown. England, too. wc ar:
s"rrs 10 hnd: Is not alone in this prcdicamcnt it
being partially the case in France and Spain yhCr
hoous hAFe prevailed. Prospects, therefore, are
slionld follow, poor returns md high prices seem
III prospect. Imports continue on an immense
ssalc; but the failure OF tha new crop Of Eugli.h
Wheat 70 answer fts Purpose partly sets this aside
an unprecedented usc Of foreign produce. 4 fiec
in ralac has accordingly followed the heavy arri-
salt say to the extent Of 1s. per Or all fine dry
qualities therefore, opening tht ports stiu-
ssrt'. the nation At length begins to receive and
understand the benefit, 4 dfouth will now be
almost necessary to c1etr many parts OF the cou1
try. willie be have heard of some remnants Of the
plowed- Should long. and severe frost get in:
Or . heavy fall oi snow follow, the drainsge would
becaecEed, and the Consequences disastrous.
It. Will be seen, by comparison, that the Lon
those of the country, We-so ind that London II
the worst market for low qualities this eeason as IL
is brought into competition with foreign more 1T
~ tho MIL In foreign parts there il int little
lng had h9t email effect. Frost is beginning to
clorc tho Baltic, France shows fewer falling mar
kets. The decline beginning in Belgium has
slapped. Germany has been only In calin. ns well
md Spain. No sensible depreciation Ia bread.
stuls Is noted In america, and frelghts there re-
maioed high. a..
The sales noted 1ast week werc G, ,1aa qrs wheat
averages were 50s 10d on 1906 grs. The arrivals
into the principal ports OF the United Kingdom for
the week ending Dec s, on wheat and -four, we're
equal to a2 52 qrs Of wheat, SD Of which were
, 1861-01-04

New YonK, Jan. 3-The steamer Australa-
sian arrived this morning, bringing English
advlces, via Queenstown Of the Esd nlt.
Dreadstuflk ut Liverpool closed firm, with
upward tendency. Corn q shade dearcr;
mixed aud yellow sos. Provisions were IN:
changed.
London, Saturday cyentng-Consols c1osed
GaeaA@3oM OH account cx-liyidend
Tbs AustEalasian brings nearly million In
specie.
Paris, Saturday-A dispatch from Baron
Gros to the Emperor Napoleon confirms the
announcement Of peace with China, the ulti-
mntum Of Shanghai being accepted ind Iatitl-
indemnity, 4,000, ,000f being paid down The
churches, cemeteries, DC, formerly belonging
to the Chrlstians throughout the Empire, are
TO be restored to them. 1e Deum WAS sung in
the cathedral Mt Pekin on the occasion of the
restoration of the Cross to the summit Of that
DeMortauban to the French Minister of War,
that the Emperor's Palace WAS not sacked By
the French Army, as previously reported. On
the contrary, nothing was touched nntii the
arrival Of the English, when an equitable di-
vision Of the spoi1s was made under the COM
missioners from both the armies.
Political fermentation continues In Hungary.
Count Felix, the Hungarian refugee, had been
arrested in Dresden, with false passport, aud
delivered UP to Austria.
The Rris Atoniteur says thnt d portion Of
the French army at Pekin is to be dispatched
to Cochin China for the purpose of attacking
the city Of Hae, the Emperor's capital and
residence.
Lord Dalhousic died in London on the 10Th
ut. 80
y terrible explosion occurred ut Hatton on
the 10th ult, Twenty miners we're killed.
There had been severe SNOW storms in yari-
ous pars Of England, blocking the railroads.
At Northumberlandt the snow WIS preceded by
i violent thunder storm. Tho same phenome-
non occurred at Isle Of Wight. At the Litter
place the lightning did much damage, the
tower of kenwin Church being demolished,
and woman struck dead In the street.
In consequence OF Christmas halidays, the
departure Of the Glasgow from Liverpool and
Doucu till Thnrst}av 9th
, 1861-01-04
OR1HN-ArE fur tho Infnn.

WILMINGTON, Del, Jan. 3-rhr Legislature
Of Delaware met at noon on Wednesday, anu
organized BY choosing DR.. Martin, Of Lisscx,
speaker Of the Senate, and Mr.. Williamson, OF
Newcastle, speaker OF the House. Hon. Fl,
Dickinson, Commissioner from Mississippi,
was received to-day and addressed both
Houses in u strong secession speech, taking
ground in favor Of South Carolina, nud In fi-
vor Of secession, and inviting Delaware to
join ina Southern ConfedcrlcY. He claimed
the right to seccde, aud said il they were not
allowed to do So war was incv table: The
speech Of Mr. Dickinson was greeted with ap-
unanimously adopted the following resolution
in which tho Senate .concurred BY amajority,
Rtsolftd. That having extended to the Hon.
u. Dickinson. Commissioner FROM Mississippi,
tie courtesy due lin, as representative from
4 Sovereign State of tho Confcdtacy, as well
as the State he r: presents, we deem it proper,
and due ourselves and the people Of Dcla-
ware, to express our unqualified disapproyal Of
the remedy for the existing difficulties. sus-
gcetcd hy tho resolutions Of the Legislature
uf Mississippi
, 1861-01-04

The sdeices trom all points in the inferior con.
tiuue TO report the packing behind last year, and
OF in the number packed as compared with Inst
ytar, At Nnscatine, the parking Viii fall far short
oi last ycas, and from some points in Illinois VIC
yround for The conclusion that there will b no
.r.:atcr supply Of pork tt M there was Inst scar
Notwithstanding the increase in weight.
There has been good demand for the hog pro-
GENERALLY advanced hut the close the feeling vas
weaker with more disposition to sell than to buy
y; our quotationa. The small speculative busincte
tatng tue present season Is yery remarkable but
siluws how much all drcad tho future. nardlyany-
tains doing for future delivery IN provisions.
, 1861-01-04
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

AAAESAA1y VAu- d 4cu4A
actSe snd isn: Sales % wcle:ssoo @ 6ris M choiee iGe
sSln; Extra At $l:M del; 500 bsls Do At $L=5 del;
H "a! et!1 S1 Rt s brls boEsr cisy and }
al snp,ra np asA supss I.s 1st IT E aa1
~ 5rl> Halcyon do at s. IS del 10 brls common
;s, =, 4 !, ss dsl' 100 osls Emakcr" tprng *
WnEAT-Keeciyed, $50 ba. Market drsner.
slfs M wsrSE5oo @ bu No. Spring 81 = sgc M ta sloFe;
l Gae q ste s. e s9 NJ L
esors: SU1 bu Rejected al BIC In .to.e.
l'cisS-neceised, A.t57 bu. Market unehadgea.
,ia1t were:+,5oo bu Mixed at &c in store; l,:loa
oA1s-itsceised, 6:a ba. Market stcady.: Sales
"As;-1.otN bu No: At 17t4tc In stort
81 e. ID bsss Il o. ?as sae'
NARLEY-1scccivcd. 1886 bu. Market moro nc.
tie Sales were; 1900 bn prime in bags at &c
sEG5SIKeeeise @ @ d.; IS \ S:' ~ Iasket T. for Timothy
:. tict aud hrn4 Sales were:--5s bags choice at
S::s5 Clover Seed in fair request and nominal al
iiIGHwHEs Market steady. Sales werc:-
IN brls at lie
AISoT9Ms4@Ns 3Is9 51;;7 g gal! .--.. ,oo 49,. :.
t; 30 ssis do at sl4esx; @ 60 bti. Ss g. at
cuT MEATs-1,ooo pcs Rnlk Shoulders en- pgt-
sa;r terms: 1900 Green Hams at 61fc.
itRD-Nomina1 at aHGDAc.
TALLOW-Sominal III gDaxc.
ss; Grefa Sailed i%e%s; @ f hip r.. 6; .e car 7s
nUTTEhLchoice Dairy in 1equcsi at is0l5c;
FSSETkYetSsetsxs !tS!txs 2iss, sss; > do. r.,
t1ss g5a2EoaGeooa isss ss.hannoess in request at
DRESSED HOGS -Reee,vea $500. Aa,ketmore
brisk. but unchanged Sales were:
~ Hogs. (so!d laet mighty as 2as D at......ss0o
, 1861-01-04
Message OF tho Governor Of 1Itchteuu


DETROIT, Jan 3-The Michigan Legislature
met at lansing yesterday md organized By
elcctiug Dexter Massey If Naeomb county,
Speaker.
The retiring Governor delivered his annual
Message to both houses. State affairs arc
represented in a prosperous condition. Hc
takes strong ground against the right Of ST.
ccssion, and charges President Buchanan
with misreprescnting the principles Of the Re-
publican party, and attributes the present
sectional excitement to Misrepresentation Of
the Northern Democratic press as to the i'll
tentious and designs Of that party. In relation
TO the Personal Liberty Laws Of this State, he
ssys If they are unconstitutional aud in con-
tlict with the Fugitive Slave Law, they should
be repealed, but sara these laws are right and
speak the sentiments Of the people, and are In
accordance with the Constitution, and ought
not to be repealed; let them staud. This is
no time Tor timid and vacillatins councils,
while the cry Of treason is ringing in our ears.
The message Of the incoming Governor will
be delivered 10 day,
, 1861-01-04

CHARLESTON, 8. c., Jan. "a resolution
empowering tho citizens Of the United States
don,iclled outside Of south Carolina TO hold
and dispose Of real estate without hindrance
or moleststion, WIS introduced aud tabled for
the present
Nj. Dunklin, from the Committee On Com
mercial Relations, made u report On the CON-
munication from the Government In relation
to Mr: Presby, Assistant Treasurer Of the Uni
ted States. The Convention then went into
secret session to consider the adjournment
and appointment Of delegates to the general
CouyEutlop.
, 1861-01-04

ss1S:-rf.-
liverpool adrlces TO the nd nlt, reporting corn,
wheat and -four drna, with IN advancing tendency.
This tntal'lgcncc eausea n Tim feeling In Wheat,
and tAs market was steady At soe for No. Spri3s
ana 7sDW4 ~ for No. : Spring. Thero was tes-
ter doa*ndfor Flour, and the market Was nctiyo
aua steady. About $500 bt.s ,serc sold. ut 5000
s.3o for fair to choke Spring extras and t3osDs IS
for spsiaE supesnne. Com was quiet aud m.
changed, with light transactions At ss34Eoi9c for
Mixed in store, oats were eola to limited e1-
tent at I71kc In store. Rye. &c on track. There
was narc doing In Barley. but there Is Improve
rusnt to note IN prices. About 4tol bushels we.c
sold at 5oc fer primo on track and Sc fortSo. IN
store- Wghwtnes steady at atc- Timothy sesd
quiet but firm, With sales Of choice 1t $aa5.
, 1861-01-04

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Jan. "a large number
nf the delegates to the State Convention have
arrived here. 1t is probable that Judge Nc
Zee Of Madison will be- elected Prceidcnt Of
the Convention. Resolutions will be adopted
t!et1,ring the right OF Florida to secele, and
The Convention Will then proceed deliberately
tu determine the ordinance Of secession.
Judge Mcintosh has resigned from the Feb
cral Court.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, jan. 3d.-The Conyen-
tion met at noon today. Col. Petit was clo-
sen temporary Chairman.
\ prayer was made by Bishop Eutledge.
The several counties in the State were then
called, and the delegates enrolled their names.
No permanent organization was effected,
nor was any committee on the subject up
pointed.
Adjourned till Saturday noon.
, 1861-01-04
s,y.o., ECFCS Z IIEE, .fustee-
Cmcaso, Dec, 9Th, d deacl.4sta
MORTGAGEE EE,SsALE-W here

w Mok1GAGtE'S SALE.-W here
ht ~ = , JaS1n EEs:1l sad Asy II: Russell, his wife
~snt. ee CtE q Eea,o and state aT tsit1esA did
inHcnt1rrn n1 Y pie undcss:sed thcE certain
iaiy a tss =. bearing cate the second t.y VI
saiu Jaenh ose. q Srsn date given BY TIC
IlnSfsrs tttnSe lof the OF rnarteeu Thousand
Of af H. tt ~ dre ycars after Che d.te srre~
FnE that the in.eres nsre.c wh!ch si:onia be ~
H. ~ - III, Rsr GGas apnIm shunlI also be raTn-
t.n M r. sa Sats FANG II boston, eenLannuay t-wf:
ytar. which said 1srJ 3nas sscn N eyss1
Sn3es .. loos Counti xata Of Illinois Ia EooS Is *
n z. - tE ani. whereas dcfault ha4 been
the seconh pr en ~ te interesting
s9. II IL a,ts.rat y @ anG a. al,o To- II ne Fly.
u .ui5 iaD. anc blth st:rnn nnnaiti ' se~+"e ot5
.oESEe.dfe E poE notice i hereby given that
tue ctr of Enst. .sASes and Ao,tyasee aforesah d
tns ts 70 ne tcr.ns Of s3i ,rnrt.s~r ID hrh u
feason a. s;g II. tersby 70 be now due foT
shall u nas,narce9 "a tasncat Of Interest anal tat
authoftey Ia ne t. BY virtue cf the power and
naa purposes eIptcsss uu fhnr @ te
Ge5ncE 9 + daT q Up eher a. j, la.l as ~
of iSe couss X uooa r .atd esE tie door
e 81 StX ts2 Snssso tss ss
.sTbaf vt ~ esass M GssHz:hed. to-Wtt-
as lot foaP FIT a. n bn re- !ef asd kaew and described
:sctton nleen % afoTE & ~ 81 IL n a tss y taetiepal
S ddns S aieIa ~ sfszas p. SseaE ~, nn b.
y sstS Eli i plan orded il tooE Gu
oFovss5s ss9soa a:f1E J heatf e NIi1 is1 ittF n
tesa.h a. of 5sasaosf t Wednesday, H. SIX.
5S|5.ssss Sssss Bss i.;s JAMES Tsss;ss Hs!:
Et3-ulA&t
, 1861-01-04

Seneca Fans a1e ifrins one hundred guns to-
day in honor Of Mnior Anderson Of Fort
Sumter and Messrs. Holt and Stanton of the
Cabinet for their fidelity to the cause Of liberty
and the Union,
, 1861-01-04

Bos1oS, Dec. 3d.-Gov. Banks presided ut .
dinner ot the Cadets last night and made an els,-
qucut speech, closing with the following scli-
tin.cnt - The gallant MAJOR anderson, d Fort
lie deserves, aud God give the United States
Government courage to back him. Other
speeches and sentiments were given, and the
festival was one Of universal Interest and Gu
thltsiasin.
There WIS quite snow storm here this
r,,orrisu
, 1861-01-04

ALBANY, Jan, 3.--Thc Albany Evning Jour-
nal, which to-day appears in enlarged form,
fully endorses the resolutions introduced by
Mr.. Robinson, for the admission Of all the
territory as two States, and says, "Should
these resolutions be adopted, as We hope they
may be By united vote, they will exert sal
uiary influence. The voice Of New York, ut
tered through its Representatives, upon a
Y;trclion Of great public importance, will do
i:.osc than command tue respect Of her own
Representatives in Cougress.''
, 1861-01-04

The receipts Of Hogs, 1.-Two and dressed, during
the past 81 hours amount to e,oa9- Owing to IN
Improvement In the weather. there was better
demand for Dressed Hogs, and the market WIS
very active, but without auy change in prices.
About 800 were reported It range Of $A10@
h.62H fot light to extra hezry. Live Hogs were i
ahado 6r1nes, but tbs 1narkst Wa not 10 active.
With sale* It - a3o4f5 gross.
I'm provisions thero WIS better feeling. Under
q fair inquiry tos Mas Pork, the maskst improved
sltghtty-~ith sslas Of 800 bbaa 1t S145oo1xB.
cnt Aes*s kre In ta1r request, but buyezs and se.
1ets aro A@Kc apart A1ot Of aoo0 green hams
changed hands at 6xc, and 1000 pcs. Bulk shoul-
dsrs IN p. + Lsrd quiet and nominal at VI
Tor prfme,
: oda5the 4ustrn.as;en ,.as 1...st raured with
, 1861-01-04

Vermont State Faiz ffonr succession) 1no!.
StAt3 Fair. Wisconsin state Fair, Chicago Arehnncs'
tneEtrr Ece County. tHuunlo, y. II tsir Ohlo state
Fair. M..int State : 1ts
they ere :troA:. accurne and parah1e Require no
Pr. no Cheek t:aa.. AL Frfc:lan Eeret ed Balls
WEIGH WHEN OUT OF LEVEL,
An1 commend themselves TO tho common tcnso IT
avery Discerning nsal Ii tie eom:nun1ty
, 1861-01-04
Arrival Of the California Steamer VIII
2l.5Q0.QQQ tA Snxcie

New YoRK, Jan. 3,-Thc steamer Northern
Light. frou1 Aspinwall Dec, 18th, brings nearly
million and y hall in speeic.
The REVOLUTION WIS progressing in Cartla-
gcna. The city Of Santa Martha was captured
on tho 5th December by the reyo1utonists, the
Government troops escaping to Aspiuwa1l on
board several Government vessels aud schoon-
crs. The Rerolntfonists committed great ex-
cesscs at Santa Martha, but were prevented
from plunJesing the Custom House By the in
tcrycntion Of the British frigate Tagus.
, 1861-01-04
Cincinnati City Bonds.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 3--The city authorities
give notice that they are prepared to redeem
100000 worth Of the city bonds, Issued to this
Little Miami Railway Company, to the White
water Canal Co.. and the Water Works bonds.
None Of these bonds are due, but the amount
having accumulated in the sinking fund truas-
ury, it has been thought wise to reduce the in
dehledncss Of the city.
, 1861-01-04

FORT KKARsEI, Jan. 3-The western stage,
with mills and six passengers, and Hinckley &
Omaha 1t 3P. 3l. 10 important news from
the gold region.H ). -: g. s-l
, 1861-01-04

New bEpFonp, Mass., i'm. a.-alcssrs. How
evening, jarring houses, breaking windows
and detachios plastering, Two ncn named
Downic and Welch were taken from the ruins
dead, and several others badly injured. The
cause Of the explosion and amount Of loss are
not get known.
, 1861-01-04

DRESSED HOGS Received 5,690. Market moro
brisk. but unchanged. Sales wrrc:
~ Hogs. (sold last mighty as 235 b A.. $500
II - arcrucfnp .r3S M ar . . ~
, 1861-01-04
THE ONLY PREPARATION
STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS.

4 THtr HAS
STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS,
End grows more and more popular every day.
READ THE FOLLOWING:
pm, nS1sts &c, 'GHsks Z N,:h: Dec als isa
@ es @ as & u @ s. saesi I'll I'll H. ii e e.
ssnty xsa;s aG; , sansel sy 'FoH'e ~
ss1ss 81 IL Il: ss s
s e s,a stat q haS ri hss
s s' s @ e;s asSS s:fI - +
asos tic a*t es:t issr I on le e m fsf !iss ;3o
dollar lo,!le q ,l.y n.ts LrtoEa,ive atoat e NJ
S1as 9uf sc5 ssis as1G eoa y II ovsE
would rtstoEr I entlIey and per.spery, ise' aux:
19as y r tn r. ,n1s se nd e ae.qs .!
Would nos Ie sili;s t. Send me al "1sss iase on 4 tne
es's a d. IL a Z
'he T'd'T ~ ~ iEtSd Ia iatefsss srs,s,,u st,a
-, Isss!s@ Sebs CO. ceiaGisa ia. aee 81. A.hs is!s
School Of tic State u New FORK M half from eanse
tha % 81 y so 81 x pa 1as o s sf uc2 20
part Or ~ sealp wns most eatsrly he.ct vf
s ~ sn ISeen si ao
so that yoa vi! NOT hs surprised .hcn tel yon nat
n! ~ xsIs not mus!. i. los 10
se1vsr ths gss U.s. ot ths sEange 10 NJ -
i aioncc made application to the most +kulful phy
run tict that my half could a.atu re~tore,i v-ae
forced to become FccocilSi ftc until fortunate
x4s rre9;nnendet m @ = % me by dru.St. A. elns Tho
ie and found lny great satstarti ,hat It Wis pss-
ductas ths desired effect Since tt Ln. have used
suit have rich of very son ol:.ck lr which 10
money cab buy. SczJ respectfully rouFx
i. u, LATTA+
Attorney and C.,i,asellv- At Law
O. J. WOOD & Co. Fr,lprie:nrs, 1T EruadwAF, New
York and III Market street ST Lorl No. aud sold by
III good DFusSis:s and Fancy Ga?d; psa.t.r7.
1er& Co. J. Il. Reed d c.. stn,,1. pwycr q Co.. Lord
~ SUlIti. and GalE Brothers, ec6iI.lss1y.weoE
, 1861-01-04

WrIM1NG1oS, n. C., Jan. 3.-A Secession aas
surrounded BY fifteen stats was raised hero to-
dug. The gathering was largo and cntbuxias-
tic. There is large Secession meeting at the
tleater tonight. The Secession feeling is i,,-
creasipg daily =
, 1861-01-04

treason in f1eorEta-U. 8. Forts Occu.
pied by State Troops-
CHARLESTON, Jan. 3-The returns from
Gcosgla indicate that large majority of the
secession delegates are elected. Forts Pulas-
III aud jackson have been occupied hy tho
Georgia State troops under the Instructions or
the Governor Of the State. But Cor this action
on tie part Of the Governor, the Savannah pa
pers say there would huve been afforded
spontaneou. uprising Of tho people.
, 1861-01-04
Stfa1l& Dne g2lprks.
3]i)psiclans.

r f. DeDERKY, 81. D., Home
= Hpathlc Physiclan, Surgeon DC, Having ~.
hyc'l nc Eu1oncan medical edul.ion With practical
cuTnbIc diseases. Acute and Chfoafc, @
Dttee tuura I'll: $ \, " ANT, toY " ANA MI hnnra
ns-3Ist16N
, 1861-01-04

o. g. AtSf~The co1nasc OF the mint and brancA
nuts Of the United States for the lat dsca1 year
fn Afr.ax
, 1861-01-04

ST. LOUIS, Jan 3.-Ciov. jackson wus inan-
gurated this afternoon, after which he read bis
inaugural address, d copy Of which cannot be
procured tonight.
, 1861-01-04

New ORLEANS, Jan. 3.-Adyices from Texas
state that Gov. Houston is preparing actively
for The defence Of tho frontier against the IN
dians.
, 1861-01-04

PrrrsBuR6u, Jan. 3.-The news Of the re,
scinding Of the order for removal Of cannon
from the Allegheny Arsenal by the Var De,
partment was fecciSed today With the llyelieat
eafisfaction-
, 1861-01-04
BY TELEGRAPH,
xxxyITH CoXGRESS-:-seeond session,
, WAsuuqroa, Jan. 3, tH61,

: - WAsuNoros, Jan. q, 1851.
sExATE-.;Thc galleries md lobbies were
oguln crowded. I message from the House
Informing the Senate Of the passage of the
Indian Appropriation bill was received.
. Mr. Bigfer presented memorials numcroueiy
signed bY citizens Of Philadelphia, asking the
Senatc 10 pas thn Crlstehdeu rcso!ptIons. II
Congress would cply rive the people the op-
portnnty, they would embrace 1t, md their
friends Of the South would discover that the
people were prepared to meet their complaibts
fn d spirit Of conciliation ani1 kindness.
Mr: Crittcndsn offered the following! pre-
au,bIe and resolution: :"
WuERgas, Tho Union is In danger, aud it Is
aificult. # not impossible, for Congress to
concur By the requisite majority so % to en-
able It to take such measured to rccommendto
the States, such amendments to tho constitu.
ton as ars necessary to avert the danger; and
WHEREAS, in 60 great IN emergency the
opinion ind Judgment Of the people onght to
b.: heard; therefore,
Rtso{,xd, That provision be made by law
without delay for taklng the sense Of the peo-