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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-08-01

ANTONY SCHMITZ,
ID ESPECTFULLY calls the attention Of the
III people Of this region TO his establishment
at the above stand, where he has hand fuli
stock Of all kinds Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
SAWS, SCALES of different varieties
Thermometers, Barometers,
ALSO, STOVES OF EVERY PATTERN,
With all necessary furniture, pipe and fixtures. A
general stock Of Hardware,
NAILS, GLASS, GUNS AND PISTOLS, HUBS,
SP0KES AND FELLOES,
Tin and Wooden Ware. Shelf Hardware and
Cutlery &c, &c. 49,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-08-01
MAN UFACTU RING,

Carried on extensively, and all work made at our
establishment warranted. An extensive supply Of
stock excellent workmen, full knowledge Of the bust
and the best facilities in all respects enables
us 10 distance all competitor in manufacturing and
the large patronage we have received in this line
encourages 10 mako even greater efforts than be-
fore for its continuance.
Ns-Past patronage gratefully acknowledged.
GEORGE CRABBE a CO.
East Saginaw, Aug. l. 1861.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-08-01
Best assortment Of brushes an tho city.

CR0CKERY AND GLASSWARE,
A large and complete assortment
KEROSENE 4 FLUID LAMPS, CHINA TOYS,
Bird Cages, Looking Glasses also, Mats, Cordage &c.
The subscriber offers extensive variety Of arti-
cles in his line Of trade and buyers invited to
call and examine the Same before purchasing else-
where.
East Saginaw. November %, 1860.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-08-01

PERsoNAL.-We understand our fellow
townsman, DR.. VIII. BUTLER, has been
offered and accepted the position of Asst
Surgeon, in Col. Stockton's regiment and
will probably leave for the war in few
days. In this connection we suggest that
such Of four benevolently disposed ladies as
are able, should contribute mite to sup
ply the DIR. with the necessary bandages,
hospital shirts, &c., by so doing they
will aid our own men, as over one
hundred go from here in the regiment.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-08-01
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
ANTHONY sCHMITZ.

TIAs opened an Intelligence Office al his store In
IL Young's Block, for the benefit Of persons sock
ing employment and those wishing 10 hire Servscw,
Laborers or Mechanics either Of whom win DO ell
10 give him call
= East Saginaw, March ~. 1861.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-08-01
Office.

TNH0SE wishing 10 have their Sofas. Lounges,
Il Chairs Mattresses de-, upholstered can have II
done n once and In the neatcst manner AT
sILSBEES.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-08-01

TN readiness at all times at call from town or
IL county, man competent 10 Put up Window
Curtains and shades also TO lay carpets and oil cloths
At sILSBEE'5
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-08-01

GEN. MCCLELLAN, THE MAN OF ACTION.
The crowd which honored Gen. Nc.
CLELLAN at Philadelphia wanted speech.
He gave them soldiers speech, thus:
my friends and old townsmon-I thank you for
your reception and might reply, if this not a
time for action and not for speech. Your applause
take it, is intended for my brave soldiers in West
ern Virginia. l am going to fulfill duties, and
l trust that your kin dness will give courage and
strength. Good bye"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-08-01
FULL PARTICULARS

FULL PARTICULARS
of my stock cannot DO given, but below will be
found an enumeration Of the leading articles;
Harness Of all kinds, light and heavy, for team,
carriage or faneyi Saddles, Spanish, Columbia and
American; Miscellaneous Halters, Brides Surcin-
giles, Bits Spurs Martingales, Curry Combs, Cards,
Brushes, Brush Brooms cheaper than the cheapest
Whips, the best assortment Of Whips in Northern
Michigan; Horse FIXTURES, Eastern made Hosc
Blankets full trimmed and lined not lined ss de-
sired, cheaper than they can be tod In the State.
Whip idshes, Buckskin, oil lengths, from one tn
twelve feet. Collars Boston Dray Collars Scotch
and other patterns, all Of my own manufacture.
CANNOT BE UNDERS0LD.
Bear this in mind I am deternined to put all
Articles down to tho very Lowest Prices, and defy
competition.
CARRIAGE TRIMMING,
And Repairing Of all kinds done IN q workmanliks
manner and with promptness and dispatch. Cash
and tho highest price paid for Hides and shcep peis
Lumbermen, Farmers, Business men, everybody, cali
before you purchase or leave orders elsewhere.
N. Western and Southern Funds taken In
Payment for Debts. L. b. HOVEY.
East Saginaw, Nov. ~, 1850
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-08-01
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE!!
Harnesses for the Universe.
Saddles, Trunks, Tatices, Fixtures,
&c., &C., &c.
l.. II. HOvEY,

l.. Ii. HOvEY,
No. 60, Geneses S., East Sdgina,o, Michigan,
MAKES AN APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE OF
wi the Saginaw Valley 10 subserve their own in
terests by purchasing of him all articles they may
need, in the line Of
HARNESS, SADDLES, TRUNKS, vALICES,
MATTRESSES, &C, &C, &C.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-08-01

SrAMPEDB.- the advertisement
Of GEo. CRADLE g. Co., in this paper.----
They have on hand good assortment Of
Boots and Shoes of all descriptions, and
the success which they meet in retaining
old customers and inducing new ones, is
fair evidence that their work is as good
as any in market. In the manufacturing
line they carry on an extensive business,
and turn excellent work; CRABBE, un-
j. |hc particulars of the
Ter "sole leather" or
in the slightest degree
way into critical points
kno ws himself
Huaent from this Office,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-08-01

II err M - q a - h.
And all work, sale or manufactured put down 10 the
VERY LOWEST FIG UR e.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-08-01

cent from this Office,
nde: IL
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-08-01
II H O a u - n

And all other goods in the line, bought or sold
in the market.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-02-07

The legislature 10 Igy Unanimously re-
solved that, while acknowledging the
courtesy Of the Yirguia legislature in
sending Il eoutEIissiO ,cr ,iey ds@ngc hnI
ug ANY Htcrcuur>e. o. IT, sniiGcI pro
posed, regarding tbs SEPARATION as iiuaI
and irreTocab!e
The correspondence of Mr.. Hpyne and
GOV. Plekrns, While the former was nj
Washington, was CenSt!vrcd-in executive
session. 1t appears that tie ,itlmatum
of South Carolina was the surrender Of
Fort SampIer aud the withdrawal Of the
federal troOPsj that South Carolina pro
missed TO lay for the forts; and that
llayue. ia Difference 10 The wishes oi
Smtitern C0ugressmcn, withheld the pro,
position Gov Prckrns now Tits HaYnp
ITO make final demand for TN, Forts, re.
pudIatng the Presidents position, that
he has not power 10 give lheIn up. but
must leave it to Congress Gov PIekenS
tells Hayne TO want IA reasonable time tVr
an answer to this final demand; then, il
refused Fort Sampler must lie taken.
The legislature endorses the neuon.
The commission Uf Jro $. Preston, as
private envoy from SOrith CaroifuL tO,NIr-
& MIA, was Seut him at-R,cimotd to-day.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-02-07
LATEST TELEGRAPElIC
>:.4. BY PONY ....


We are ag4iji i}fehtea 10 thegentle3
NEE fofuins e &c Pony club Of tIis t,ify;
for tile use Of the dispatches rrreIgPd BIZ
then on the 5f!l% bringing Washington
news up :ttEl. tlte pm. Of tbs 291I Hls.
The dslafstr $. we eI..s dor, t'fg silhlacrttt
aewa as i.ttsgA aB justice, IL the =iiaIltr-
taifee OF the EF&3 would N,irranf; and
wtiitQ tl4efc AIaY be contained 10 them
.itejjIs witch. 10 some tiag seem Of little
'impoftF9ee; YQt. VIZ feel GSinre,f; tilat tie
most of oar n adci:s viii watch with III.
crlG3:ne i,Ftaje I every, 4,Fe;l Tie sifltfjfst
iteln coailn.ed with Tie . ,freltt nnws of
cur natEouaf history. and st:1 gFeattr
Giia more Intense fnagA be tic interest as
tie gteat iliangafal az draws nigh. a.. =.
!, 1Ar dispatches NE liow Itiplf4h; cover
all tie greI4ls o any jill CT ones 10
which tllVse Frceirtd lsy TIE Fpny 90
Molday. Tefer; leaec, we o5fy pQbliah
iilo3g Of the more rsc,llt dates, =. -
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-02-07
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
81. Louis. Jan. 80. az

49,. ST. Louis, JAN. 80. am. =.
| The following tarssage frour tie PT,s-
tleut efihe unlted States was colnmuut
Gated 10 Congress Yesterday. T.. = -. -
r. Lii Senate the message was ordered
printed and the subject POSTPONED I'LL
e.. "Wednesday. -,-- 49,. -. - F..
In the House the consideration Of the
message was postponed ill te-duy.
TO The ,Scn,efe trd Honsr IF RP-
| ycscmItirts # lie Eaitsd States,
Il deem it my tluty 10 submit TO Con-
grrsS Il series Of resolutions adopted by
/ the Legislature OF Virginia OF the 1914
lust, having in view the peaceful settle
n,i,t ui the existing questions which nUw
,t,rrutru the Cu0n, They were delivered
to me Oh Thursday. the gath inst, fy-eX-
Prrsidcnt Tyler. who has lett hlS dlguifcd
and hoHorcd retirement in the hope that
I he my render service to his country in
; this lis E0nr Of peril These Resolutions,
it Nill be perceived, .cXtrutt an FurItaisoh
to.uli such States, whether stavehUlding
or nQn->Lu Eehotdnlg. MS are willing 10 unite
Virginia IU 81. earnest tiiort 10 adjust the
present unhappy Controversy III the spirit
IN which the Constitution MIS- originally
formed, aud consistently with its prince.
4, ldes, SO as 10 afford 10 the people Of the
Fla ;ehoIijug States adj qtiute GUARANTEES
I for the security Of their rights, and az
pJta "olumlsSS0ntrS to mcci on tho 4th
day OF February next III the city oil
; " nsiiiHgtUH. slntlar commissioners APP
POINTED by Virginia, 10 consider, aud, II
pructiCnbIe, agree upnU some suitable nd
jtSstmcnt. ] confess, | hail this move
mtnL on The part OF VFgipia with great
satisfaction. From tho past history Of
this Wnccnt ant renoW nusl commonwealth,
wu have the fullest assurances thai what
size has undertaken size will accomplish
if it can Le done by aJle, enlightened and
perseYeriug ,YOus.
It's highly gratifying TO know that
other PATRIOTIC Stairs Ve appointed and
are uplmuting co,nmlssio .erS TO meet
t.Guse ot N,cgluia N curprcH. Wtwn ~
scmbld. they viii ,o-jrtjlnlo a Lo'g en-
Tilted in M rmincut degree 10 the 'eoHii-
deMcc Of the Coautry.
Tie GrncrnI Assembly OF Virginia has
also Resolved that cA,PrcsiGrA john
Tyler Is hereby appointed by the CONCUR
retlt cote OF each PFairgtt u tie Gcucrm
Assembly commissioner 10 the President
Of the UmItc'i States; and Judge JUHn
Robertson Is ietchy HifoU'cd hy Ike
yoIe a commissioner 20 the State Ut South
CaroEllA and the other States that Lave
seeded og shalt Socctte, with instructions
respectfully To request the President Oi
the United States aud the authorities Vi
such States 10 agree 10 abstain. l.eIld.Itg
the proceedings contemplated ny Tie &c
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-02-07
pHilAnzErnlG, Jan. 20.

Although a9Ieep snow covers HE streets
Tonight rendering pedvStrlahi$ia Hnet
aaceatimtubir, The wusz meeting 81 wnlk-
Jig men q tie CITY. at lnIcpentenrc
sluar, was largely alteudeL some five
Or SIX tll9as9td men stood ankiU deep ii
STOW, listening 10 SPECIFIES troNr their
Representatives. The caIpEpyet5 Of all
the large manufacturing establishments
OF the county marched 10 the ptacu Of
meeting, Eeurigg torches and accoHp9nicd
by bands oil music Tic NOTICES inscribed
On the bhllprs were mostly suggestive VI
peaceful reconciliation aud sulHliop al!
the prescott national diHiyuit;eSI aud cX-
iireSstre d aplWohatioh or Lbs lrtttfhde't
paa OF eohtrUmISp. Isaac v Van
llanghtdn. Superintendent Of the f,NHAyl !
Ta'lia railroad carriage works, fFeaittcH
orer the deliberations Of the nlertirrs. \
Series Of ubly written resolutions were
read aud unanimously adopted, iamcntlns
pre- eat national troubles, mlugaratcd
aud ha&tened by political dcmaE1gI.es a;
Recommending TIE repeal by the state
legislature u al obA0N,OI5 taTS, aud the
passage by Congress Of Ill., CrjlteUdrn
eamproDttse OF sUMU Other nEcG uro 10 be
Submitted to the py,PI', aud, IL caar he
prrssut Congress EaiS Itself uTALIc 10
agree uPoH sech tcrnfS. requesting mem
berS thereof tn resign their seats that they
may bc fflel with competent Representa-
Eves Of th: popular will Thr rcsoIut:en, also
aeIFecate any collision between tbc forces
I2i the general gorcrnpeD; aud any Of the
suites. as such calamity would strike
the deatA,Lvw 10 nj! i.ol,cs ol a Stt1Ie-
ReHt, lut pledge the working msn to
SUSTAIN the federal government il the
r'iatepance of its powers. They provide
f'r the aPportlonmeut VI delegates TO
National tenventIon Of working lsc1 to
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-02-07

f. lI6psg, JaA, Mr Rice presented
Illrc pettla5noE II eco vltiktus Of Boston,
l6i various tf0i teal opinions, asking for II
practfeI adjustment Of cur national
Tic committee to WHOM ii
wasiiitFusted asked limit he breseiiIrtI
/ 10 lie House, which, was accordingly tlotft
The petition was iuClosfd III All Amefieali
fl4g, and It's pftEtnthtiaIl called forth aIJ.
piaNsc oil the floor aud itlthe galleries, Tie
Boston committee were in thu galleries
during tbtse lroceedihgs The petition
was laid on the table Iii order 10 be
printed. IL. +. Ii i, i. 49,. Z !. Z
3 Mr.. JDha C1clfane introduced Mr..
Blgbq's proposition for taking a. sense Of
the people 81 THE several siaJes III rertam
ftltflgtnlFtlis t. the constitution, ~ aa.d
he would bcw Hing To send 10 any com
piittve SUGGESTED, provided he eanlti DC
assufed they @Guti NIT stFanpIr in: Re.
fcrrrd 10 tEic seitCt roininiltrG Of 5 on tie
l't, sidcalSspecia raessnge Il. ...> u
: MF Campbell presented the resolutions
oftie Pennsylvania Legislature, express.
ing ardent attachment 10 the Constitution
itl4l the .UniUrj rrltlignaHec 10 secession,
aud llGdgiUg the SUPPORT Of that state ID
snelf il lnautGr ali,i 10 such nj extent "a
many 10 r,failt,I:t,,r thc n,ifntio,,T,,,;.i, ~,
.tf,t, laws ;ct,,: Ind. an -iI, taii. ~
ofdrrctl tuGe printed: =. RI. f. :.
too IL w,yS mi means MAS i,,sIr,i,,IsJ ' =
consider Tic Sx,,r9I,,,I.y 81. rsr,aIin,s thS
~, s,fo,.,r. =. 2
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-02-07
New YoKE Jam. g

A CoustantiuopIv lrtter ii Dee 3lsF>, in
the Wwkd, records the utter rout Of the
smaiu Persian army 80 $50 strong, .ly "a
large GIttr Of Turkish troops Tie great.
er part we're. Killed and iaECu prisoners
THIS may, perhaps. cause tic overthrow Of
the Persian q ytlasty:: :, - g.. ,--:
Edward Corning, Of Brooklyn died Oh
Saturday. ...= "...~.. -
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-02-07
LgE5sr1Lhr, I4o. st

!: The Keatugky Legislature Yesterday
alnsnst unanimously Hdoptrd .tbe Virginia
resolutions ~ construed US 70 reimHe The
frdecdA government TO protect .eIFstry ID
all tAe territories rev hell; or hrrc5sa.ei.
10 acquired, il6rtir Of &c. deg 80. MN,
aad 70 guarantee the rig Il o. transit O.
slaves through free states. r.. -. 4. -. ~.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-02-07
MurIDJE,IALE, Jan, %.

The ordihanec udoptyd saturday. abel
iSlIing federal courts, was FecunS.deFci
and rcc0mmittcd to-day for the raries3
III mnkIug admiralty court. CoWmiss!Ju-
cfs were appulntcd to the slnve-holding
states. Delegates tn Montgomery NrGr
instructed to IHukr IL prov IsIorai Horera-
ment on the bush Of the fedcyu! cQHslgIu-
ton
Tie ordinance continuing existing rev.
euue laws wBs lost, and an ORDINANCE sub
SCanIiatty tDe saihc Us that ui South Caro-,
lima, was adopted after u hong aud ami
mated debate by 1870 against lI6
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-02-07
Wv OEl.,ANe. IAN .nR

r. Cannon arg hgiag fred, M d the PetlrIa
Dag is everywhere unfurtt,|. There is
great Cxcitestr0t RHafhs from +, x4s
fTnS FIR its,'italc All overwhelming nL,ior-
jty Tor :ifaRlediate secession.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-02-07
isArl.X Eeresn. LIN: &c.

r At ten minutes psf 10. thjs. nor 9ff,g,
:tlle vote on lie ORDINANCE fGf srctss ia
was taken; result, Yeas !3i Rt;ss II.
Tho contention WIS All lQrgcl to Nem
Orleans .':,:-. -. .....'. >..... 49,. 49,.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-02-07
BAr1N RoCcE. Jan. q.

IN the IfonRc to1iny Il resolution 10 in,
slrurtIhe seHttorS 10 vdGAie their seats.
aud requesting he representatives 10 do
the same AID ali return hotne caused
Aluch discussion but was adopted. ..-
: In the Senate re. olutions IN, favor Of
the right oil secession, aud stating that
any attempt to coerce u sister sOuthcrm
state (. ON any % arter will be regarded
by LouisIaaa as hoSrile act, were passed.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-02-07
RIcMMnNn. m. LNn. %.

Phe House to.day passe /. y resolution
sendiRE commissioners. To- the Southern
convention Ut Montgomery, AEahaubl,. 1t
Will pass the Senate. The proceed hgs
otherwise were Of an unintcrustiug eInr-
aeter. -. T. >. -. -.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-02-07

uatt:gt PhiRdslpbia oil Me 99gi r,,Ii3,.s,,,
ana 9 ct,mpiltte9 q VI 10 present iIlsSe
resolutions 10 lacfpbefs os fbe. FtgIslar,rG
and Congress, The fttiplsiasln fiii4,ii,.sI.
cd during the proceedings gave eyi,l,,n,,s
Of the pixieti Of the workil,g, men ana
! t 3 dissemination 70 Interfere in tht
present ,gisias :. !. y -. ~,
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-02-07

'raestiy. the epx M ,iin,i.ItaIian fpnr,iaI
mid IN, f}f;,,,; ,5is a.
advocate u IttIy t,,d. E,Yh srti,.I,,s
headed Pence ~ yyar W. I;atI, ,,,,,;+s 800. 80
the same af,iclusian itniy nn,St t5,fsi.
ntue. he SeoIlssi,i,In nf yaGi,s Tn is,;1,.
Il aae,2 of Turin. CnInt tato,,r,a5 i,i,if,,,t
has i leader wlIiti, sl,pas. .ti,atsths b,stiai'
ions Of Austria r,,Ii,,ot AZ mn n, Iif,,tit e.
.a few bands nj volunteers nor eau IN IN.
.trsses ID. taken witbout ii,u,ei,s,.. MILITARY
effort. 81. 2.: II r: s. ...= :.
-:: !. . . -. =, - =. X. +.
vi: =- 81 .....] r 81 I,or;ts Ian %
The following :re.tJorIs rcpctle,l here n,
flooli,loday; .:..:. !. : r.,
[ .....::s. .:.: 4. WasuxGTox Ian, as =.
Tee psii,ss mos. AZ .p,lclt epi.csrr ess, by
The prompt response 10 tile intitafien i0I
commissioners 10 meet here On. the. 4th 81
I February; !: aud It Is believed thai It's nc
ton VIII command the sullioi.to Or il large
tEgjatiry Vi congressman, ~. 81: +:
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-02-07
81 Inns. Jan. D. u m.

81. lspl ~ OIH- -, i ~.
The, following intelligence from WASH
iup'0u. Jan. u, was received this i0ou;
The ra,Gor Vas ne here to-day that Gen.
scott had .ryc,i4td ncw intelligence reja'
axe To ,lv,lE,., ouiire Capitol, t'y SECESSION
invaders, wru b causrS Inn much anxiety
,JuIpe itnGiplI;f, ~Gv Was dispatched To
tl,c seprttWfr StutrS by Virginia, TO III,
iFu;c them, Il, keep tie peace, tee graphs
that if the l;roukEn he destined iUr Pea.
SIC ia, b., ni,sRou viii prove a failure.
4 Dispatch 10 Senator'S CrltteIfden and
Powell s.rys 1he legislature Of Ky, las
,,rpnHslctl john + Bel, j. B.. Clay, Mr.
tiathrc, ex.sipyernur Mo0ret.aad, and
WEkfGr,- commissioners 10 Proceed 70
Washington al the 4lh Frtruury. -.
TIE grdnd jury has uadc; three present,
arfl,s Of rx secretary Floyd; tir,t for
m,l.utimlni,tratloA in UliIre; secohd. for
colppllJtty. in the abstraction. OF loods
ald third for conspiracy against the gov
eromrA,. # Is expected tNut the lndt>t-
meat, Vii bd ready Tor the action OF the
jury totuOrIuN
I'm, faiioNlu sensation dispatch uader
dat If Jan 27tb, appears ~ the y, Aork
IhraM. from 1t, Washington cefreSIon-
dent: ! lesru from a geuEiemon who had
Ar inter-. rw with Mr. Lpc0ln, ut spring
field wlram the ln,st Orek, that the batter
in tiiscaSStng the existing. state d. aH3!r',
cxurG,sert himself as lutl9wS: MI Sfi'E
death before | viii rVaschr OF VIII au' lee
ny fyiruds - coUsclt 10 aty cohc">s iol' OF
co,nl,rornsc which iOUha Ike Laying the
privilege Of taking possession OF Tue !oFtS
OF this government. TO Which It haa i Goa,
stilutional right, bccaGNe, whatever /
mght thruk Of the merit oi the Var!ouS
prol uslt,ous before Congress, should IT
Iqnl cuherssrou III the face OF mcnaccs
Inc destruction Of the government Ftselt,
and the Ou,rht up all llhudS that our Syh-
.t,u ,halI be Brought down TO ii level with
o., d.,cr!aul4ed state OF hAHrs ~ Mex
co, Gut tins thing viii hereafter be, a. It Is
now in tue hands Of the people, ahd II they
desire 10 CAL convention 70 remove any
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-02-07

i. itt,arss, y ti.lsg . -. < 3D..
Sslutes are being hted for rhe iltdrpea-
ieRee Of Louisiana.. .......:. .
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-02-07
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.

The Frcnch funds had risen om n report
that Congress 10 to meet ut Paris for tic
selEltincnt Of ItoInan questions Rumprs
were afout lhatthe bank Of France had
effected some arrangement TO meet ITS
present requirements IN s'Hoe quarters
II Vas stated that a.SuspeDsi0tI OF specie
payment was contemplated. tfottucc
Nightingale MAS quite III.
The Pests Paris correspondent, says
the people e'm fully convinced that the
urnlstlce viii cx lie without any decision,
aud that Francis ii will surrender Gseta.
1t WAS reported thai Gen. Tsir he'd
consented TO act Us mcdiator between
CIyOgr and Garibaldi, WITH Il view 70
persuade The latter 10 postpone a threat
eued attack on Venice in the spring. On
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i: ~ tlte 1a1att.od. ) lfnrIty, t}te Judiciary
.fgtlte'iiti'et' 3erc instructed torrp0ft Il
MI pal IFe-iHlRs The endorsement Ity the
states q: nateeti treasury notts. Ia tie
lapaf,tt of ufr* $aTet,,s reyrrde dcto,i4e!
With her ~ lS3G AID 1881, amuantirg L,
$lSoe0eq. Tic ordtr was passed By a
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4. .....- ...-. NEW \ DIRK, Jan. IS. a
Tile steamship .Eua brings 1 days lat.
cr EurHpern news. In The court vi the
Queens benclI, Edwin James applied for
a writ Of habeas corpus ia the case 81 An
derson, the fugitive slave in prison in Tor.
Onfu The motion was fOnHded on AL af-
tidayit Of the secretary Of British aud For,
egn anti.slarery society; the. court after
u consultation granted II writ, Chief jus.
lice CGekburn admitted that doing 80, il
might he regarded as Incompatible with
colonial Independence, but sill the Queens
beach bad jurisdiction, Anderson buiug
regarded as II British subject
1t is stated thai several r.ficd cannon
Shave i1ccr Shipped FROM Liverpool for
Charleston.
:. TIE weather was again quite severe
throughout England
!. PerSigny had ordered the free crrWA.
ton OF all foreign journals throughout the
French en- irr,
HoStllrlrS were suspended at Gaeta
Part OF the FrcEch feat had nrcady left,
and uIf MonId icuye~on tue lgth. Prince
Carigtran had arrived at Naples aud Was
; warmly received:
Victor Emanuel has issued proclnniu.
Iinn. cailHg on. tie rro[4e to show to,
wards Cai4rnan that they desire II unity Of
Italy II is asserted that kiug FruUcls
wrote To the EntnrOr Of Austria, deelnr,
ing his tntenlion 10 tttftHd Gartu 10 theut
most Tir prusSian chaUkers>were opened
by 1t speech from The King. lie sad The
friendly relations between the great pow.
ers we're Leiug strengthened by the re-
cent meetings. A political amnesty had
been 4TOclatmcd IN Prussia.
The fiuanclti pressure III France is re-
ported to continue
BREABsrCTFs.-R,c Richardson Spencer 4
Co. report auur Slow, aud Cd cheaper
quotations. 29s 10 3ls WHcatin hunted
demand OF atour former rates. Red wesl.
cru, lis 4d To lbs 4d. Red southern, II,
I'll to lbs. White western, l3s to l3s
3l ~ hitn Sn,.lhprII- laS Gal Ia Is CI
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IlARRIsHURG ian 9

A Lili has becn Introduced into the
senate, authorizing suits against cities aud
counties, TO recover from individual res