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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-20

NnHI7nanay Patent Washing Machnes-Specinens to b.
seen At j. Waterman Bro at the corner Of SaSazhe Sno
Som,np trpss and at Mechanics and Dealers Senanf
No 10 St. Charles street. and at my chop corner OF
sud Basin Bfrea M" 't''h' r " NLUaUERTv.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-20

NNcNATR,s ACADEMY - Tll& uSnE YRS, ~ ED
h @ no ar the corner o. Inna and GHlliope streets
NE course of study and The order exercises VIII De le
os oscrvcd He will penSed to receive the pupis
recently h him. and such others Ms may 1es1Ie 10
For circulars stating apply to W. O. kayoh mo- -
CAM street, OF Ill" ''' R. H McNA1R.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-20
MURPHY'S HOTEL,
Nos. % AND 100 ST. CHARLES STREET,
Established 1898

eeA, SFFRAVBRIpGE Fl ALL, DELIGHTFULLY."-
f iii mated in the PnrY Woods, torInGtnn LH VIII re-
Xii main during tho winter for the reception Of Families
guests and offers unusual Inducements to n"Riihs and
those seeking the bc fetal Influences Of dry equabe South
climatic and good "h and sulphur springs, with the
retirement Of country home
The subscriber attre himself that his patrons will he sa5-
fed thnt will be paid their comfort and en-
joym"ut. - ,,-->,,,,,r,.
% dim-2'Hwtf u. W. iEHIltISSftN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-20

&S NEGROES Fog SALE-I HAVE T.
t6S Just arrived with One Hundred and Fifty Ne IA
"A GROES, from Virgimi" and Maryland such as Me- SR
AZ chanirs, House Servants Cooks Washers aud Va
IrOIers and Field Hands will also receive during the
every month"; large supplies exclusively from those States
sell Al prices suit the times for cash
approved city ucceptaces They be house,
l' 90 q I'm 1'' ''> ! n WILSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24
Passengers Arrived

II 'adsssp .iTg9O from Harre and S0vl4aa,S ao-sp D.
n. fngbhanI u Js-. Lesley, bearer OF
Mr. snd Mr.. Bstisr~O,ih MI; Butte worth MI. Butter.
Gilbert mis Gilbert Mr. and Mrs G. Easy children and
servsnt Miss BroD, Mr. sud Mrs Chss Lambert Misc Dupute
Mr. and hrs Thos Gsrner Wn. Gamer Mics Garner Ma H.
Joye Mr. ard MIs payy Mr. and Mrs =. Clzade Capt j.
D. ba elsn Norman jackson M Lecluze Casriar Fred
Lowe Hsuhon. nd Que5Jel John Shipton, T. v WEIGH.
M. Gadner Mr. PniirPs w 0eddings =. l. Hanson Js1
thapsn, c H. yelling and son p. l. fol VI Pia1d Lesey
I'd Ring g. Boyer Mr. DE Grf, Ed. A Johnson W. A. ID.
berceau, NJ Sefgme, a M,hs Molina 4. Molina e
CIsnier John We H. M De Muse, f.. Narc Mr. ALres Mr.
" iknsou Arthur Miller Wm Haas, G. W. Meier A. T.
Howe, Couche, l. Leyenuri A. SsGsnos T. stracs s.
Betou, II. Baker. 4 w. YNd 1hos York, p Kelly j. n.
heIeeie'q y soer, Msynei, ". Klrn, d. A 0oreu. 2.
Ohnock Joe MAlyeon M. Bue Nc Gonevox. Mr. Hlssirs
M BeItrari, sl. Snorius Och, M Msnhsir Mf.s e.
Sindner Mrs Nathan and child n. fnega q FoppiaOrno
A Naea'e q. Eaente Nh DelGinRre c. Vues, J. r. Aison
Mrs ogpc, }. u Carl soule II Stuasy Mr. sad Mrs Ge-
rard M Van Name f. Eads H. Pois: 4. Chsuehore A Coz
rem, l.. DTuauet. Mira 3 j-une and rhild-rotal us.
IN hs Si,aship Chv If sshngtoS, firm Licsyyoo'-Mr.
He's and ady Van Hurrn Mr. Clark aid lady g Chm.
pion a. lady ~ Nose Homer Miss NJ Gregory, e. Me-
RMioD q. OeInsine e. II Bunting f. Barker @. Davis u.
TiGen H. BIyue aud lady NJ NersHt q. T. Hill sni rs In
the s.eCiage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24
FROM GEORGIA.

MmLEDGEynLE, Wednesday, Jan. %, 1861.
The Convention has determined 10 elect tomorrow
pooD ten delegates 10 meet at Montgomery the 4Lh
Of February, the members be instructed, and all
Southern States invited TO send delegates.
TIE ordinance about the African slave-trade was
amended, declaring it not piracy, but substituting for
violations Of the former Federal laws Imprisonment
in the Penitentiary. II was passed unanimously.
Mr.. Hill of Troupe offered amendment, which
was referred providing for the continuance of the pres
ent postal revenue and other laws the Observance Of
treaties with uonresdents, and saying should
have another Government established On the basis Of
the old one.
Judee Benning offered an ordinance continuing the
operation of the laws about the interstate save-rade
also resolution, appointing Commissioners from all
the Slayeholding States.
Mr.. Cobb reported an ordinance revoking Federal
--"- all lan6s Al,
,ur,,c,c,,on wv. ~, = eeded, and authorizing pay.
ent for Notifications, araenals and al improvements
and stores. Laid over
Many ramors are ahoat about the Representatives 20
Montgomery. II ia generally conceded that Mcssrs.
Toombs and Howell Cobb will go from the State at
large. There is much perplexty about the delegates,
no regard will be paid TO the present Congressman.
General satisfaction ia expressed at the unanimous
passage Of the anti-slave ordinance.
4. has been raining the entire day and night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24
GREAT BRITAIN.

Quite panic prevailed in some parts OF Liverpool
on tie 9Th inst. RumoIs were sioat tina; q mob had
entered the bafess' shops and helped Themselves,
owing 10 the advnce in the prices Of bread, aud the
lion of ah5r IN cOneque CO Of the severity Of
the west err a7d that regular IiOt had broken ont
largu number of shops were forthwith closed, aud
e,hrg of alarm prevailed in the city, The reports
how ever, ali proved grouudess when confidence was
quic ky IestOed.
Lord Ps3n.errton, in speech at Southampton, had
eefIeG 70 tho situation OF air5 IN America. lie said
la, there WAS TOO much 20 far that the Union
wi ith lad conduceO 10 much prosperity and happi
nees WAS in dagger of disruption. lie expressed fer
vent hope that, whether the Union maintained
Dissolved twouli be accomTli- by amcable means
80 That the world might he spared the affecting spec
ta,le of Il hostile conflict between brothers.
there had been break in the severity Of the
er, and navigation was getting more and more
difficult.
t,aiDg ice and the TO the docks had to he
kept open nv g,eamugs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24
MARRIED.,

MsTRON0-FRANKLlN-OnT Tuesday Jan. ~ at Wash
inston u. c. by the Rev. DR. Butler William ArnstIongto
ssrsh p, daughter Of 9 p. Franklin, esq
BETTs-sILl-On Monday. De-. 81. IN the Middle Da,ch
Church Of this city by the Req Dr. Wyckon aited By tho
Rev D. Z, YER blr James g. Belts OF Burnt Hill, Sarstoss
CoS5y 70 Hi Louisa p daughter Of the late Rev George
. u Sill ofthis city.
sENTOS-DOW-In Portland, Maine on Saturday Jan. IL,
we non Jscob Benton Of Lancaster, Ne~-H pshirs
land e' - '-0 -NN"' ''N'- w" VI A"'"
H. 90 - nDERH1IAt New Rochelle on Tseasav,
M - ~ .ae le' John inskip The Rev. 0eorge III ,cod-
sbn SHs.'sf 20 Emily e. younsCs daughter Of Isaso
HILL Erh-sNEDEKER-On "wednesday a. Trinity n 7.
chuIch oy the Rev James NJ. freeman Mr David lie
10 s''g' Slsfy L" SDedeker both Of tho allow. --Iyes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24
TOOMBs AND COBB CHARGED WITH
TREASON.
CHIEF.yUsTICE TAsEY REFUSES TO ISSUE PROCESS.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Post.

CHIEF-yUsTICE TAsEY REFUSES TO ISSUE PROCESS.
Special Dispatch TO The Evening Post.
WAsHIsGToE, Wednesday, Jan. %, 1861.
Mr.. +. C. Treadwell of Eew-York on Saturday
placed in the hands Of ChiefJuslice fancy affidavit
charging Toombs, Cobb, Floyd Iverson, and several
CoDgesmen, with treason and misprsion Of treason.
Judge fancy yesterday refused to issue any process
and the Clerk Of the Supreme Court returned the af
davi saying that the ChiefJustee had pronounced it
an improper paper.
The Western Congressman intend, soon as Lou
iana seeedes to submit proposition for the repeal of
the sugar duties. They mean 70 teach the planters
there the value of the Union thru ugh their products If
The truth cannot be got through their heads
Gen. Scott, it lie said has recently received informa
tiou which increases his zeal to defend the Federal
Capital Gov Hcks's private secretary has hal an in
terview with him, the consequence Of which has been
an increase TO the force. In addition to the other
United States troops, three companies Of the Flying
Artillery viii be here oh the 4th Of March.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24
FROM LOUISIANA.

BArOS RoUGE, Tuesday Jan. ~, 1861.
In the Legislature to-day the Governors Message
was read.
He ssys: Our enemies will End that throughout Lou
isisna we are one people-one in heart one in mind,
and not to be caoled into abandonment Of our
igbts and not TO be subdued. All hopes are at IN end
that the dssensons between the North and South can
be healtd. AL the propositions OF moderate men have
been contemporary rejected, and the cry Of the North
ID for coercion. There s longer n doub of the wis
dom Of the policy which demands that the eOncE shall
come ana lie set,led now.
The tone of the Message is uneOmprOmising.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
From SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHLRLEsr'

IHARLESTOR, WeODesuayi Jau' ~ 49,
Tho men at tho battery on the beach OF sulliyan's
Islaas fred into a boat from Fort Sumter on Monday
night Three mgn were in it, ana as they preached
tho beach with multied osYs, the sentry hauled them
and warned them off; but failing to obey the warning
the sentry fired their muskets into the boat, when II
rurncd AROUND and went away. Soon after noise
was heard HE the hauling " of boat at Fort Slm-
tes. One MN, il ia said was wounded badly Ii Is
,upposed by some that the object OF the three men III
IN. boat Yves deserton bet others think it dos
.ptrae Effort to run the gauntlet OF the sontres and
pike the guns of the bacs cries.
Yesterday the Senate refused to make aPpropria-
ten for laying submarine telegraph in the harbor 70
connect the military pOs's the War Department Of
south Carolina would do it when it was necessary.
The Eon jefferson Davis was expected here late last
night. He has great many friends here, and is
highly IOken of for President OF the Southern Confed
sracy. Ii war comes, he will be the President.
The Legislature Will not adjourn before Friday or
Saturday. They cannot do it. The Sovereign Con
vention will then be called into session.
Gov. Pickens is in the receipt Of many insulting
ANONYMOUS letters.
young man from the North bas offered his services
70 the Governor and wishes be placed in the South
Carolina Navy He will be accepted, and recon-
ended 20 place if his credentials should prove TO be
good.
Tie Senate has passed tax bin which provides for
an increased of 20 per cent the year 1852 to
meet ibe demand of 81 100000 necessary for all South
Carohnas purposes. Treasury notes were issued for
500 COO and bills receivable Of the State for $0G0
for military contingencies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24
ITALY.

Adycas from Gneta, prior to the present arnis,ice,
state That Il frdmontcse were constructing new ba-
teries only five hundr yards from The fortrcss.
Il Wac said that the Cabinet at TuIin had resolved
TO tolerate The Intervention Of no other poSef than
France and resist by Erce any attempt Of the kind.
IL is not true that the French lcot at GHela viii be
rel LACED by Russian fleet.
Tie Wureubnig B0A,teHr says that SIrdinia viii
shortly give notice To the German Diet Of the different
auIcXaiors 10 and formation II the Italia Kingdom,
and that, q ereupg the Dict will rciuse y recognize
any rcpf,sr talice u that kingdom. The same iou-
na bo,is Of tie readiness of the Prussian aud Ger
man t'leral amy TO meet any enemy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24
CITY II,EMS

The delightful weather we are Just now favored
with admirably adapted for outdoor recreation ana
cur citizens are enjoying it immensely The ekst'nS
pond is now in it's glory, and these bright moonlight
nights ia tbroDged very nearly the whole twentyfour
hours Unfortunately the surface of the ice gets ter
rbly up by the multitude Of skaters and the Croon
Board churlishly refuse to allow The Superintendent to
food the pond 20 TO produce fresh surface If the
Central Park pond gives OUT however there are plenty
of other places in Brooklyn and New'Jersey where
capital skaiDg may be found.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24
Arrived.

Steamship Ci,y e Washington Br Jeffrey Liverpool Jan.
t. lat a IL on 80 So ,spas with ship Csseedsd
beupd E. 20h. lat g 81 lon q - Exchanged ago ~ "a
night sas steamship bound E supposed to De the raj
searl,iip hra.o Gsdden Ilayre and Southampton Jsn
passed lie Needss $50 same evening Ase us pa.s and
32 giG Ia specie Samuel NJ ko1 aod Geo Ma keniie.
H.d ~s ssr, hJ J.h II H. Is r. oa kansa
ristas h sce steamship City OF washington IN conpsny
basad ITn - at State NJ Ms = aSnn mise 70
Thos Rchd,on 20. als iust OH trytns ran shoSs ~.
char srd sEss lib :ss|bps Ja' Adser State OF oe0sH
Steamship PMksrsburs stannad, Wilmington, N C., dsy+
udse. 20 II h. Cromwell Co. su.,.~,,or
ssme day ld.e md PISS to H. Fox end Geo Mackenzie
Big Emrres, DR. Of LOndOrl Gilbert, FSerisyeaafa Ss
need some heavy wesihtr Dec 90 M 20 ~ lon 80 q eips
ric rcd violent gale from W. n W 'pfuss 0o~'P'H' Ia"
IsrG pm y cnsbs, tot Fsstpori Jaery Kingston, JAM
DAYS, coffee SC, 10 Brett, Son& Co. LaPe'''n's' '''
"f BIiS San Juan es Besesya Bu'Ts days. IN OA'
10 H. Echeveliis6 Co ...r,. u a.v. r,shos-
Big Meteor of Boston,, csns1 Msn.aSiss y ''
, john G. Roach tSIeclrg Clock Motehes sea ss c5
coffee md lSsgood tesins y" S' eS gsa 81 NC
schr Electric Fash iOf oioncos,eIh AyTe'' fOuNs
X ~, I'm asry of Yarmouth s. Cam, Port hss
lam, nm.pto &C TO LesyeIst 60. :, p, % Lac. ssh
SIN B. K. oash ssdde FoInno Bay, F. 2 Gays ''A
10 oder. Has e. pen fenced ven heay, weather
s. ~ Saxon Cassidy. C1!eia, 10 hellat. ,. "A Bar.
Steamer Dawn, Per1y, NeN-Rsdf0rd, mdse. and pas "
's sesmcT Delaware Cannon Phadelphis mde 'ad ''
amer " su,a,ts, Arey, New.Bodc.d ndse And p''~
steamer A.o. psovdssce d'e 70 b dssS od'
steauoi P.Icsn B9koT Providence tadsy 20 VS ntu
Seerpcr Curlew AidIich Prcviten,o, nioe - y W. fu
sAILED-sMp ". Fannir GsTe,tOn snns R,,m,ss;
iverpoo Tahiti Genoa So s,a 81 The south, Sc
annsh; ship Eupire liVorPol.
WND-Dugins the dsy, iom \. n w L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK........Jan. &c.
Cleared.

Ftearships-Tbos. Swami, Ramsey, Baltimore H. B. Cro-
well & Co.. Marion Ad>hs Charleston. Spodord, Testcu
CO.. star Of the South, hesIne,, ssyannah 8. L. Mhch
Son
Ships Cincnrs tu Doane Lond, n, d Brooknan Co
Kitty simpson, Hepburn. ,n'worp Eurch McncAe Brilliant,
Hossn AnSwtip, " =. Schuilt.
Bska City Of Bos,on ,Brl, Fesssyman, Queens and q
market GIinsD, Minturn Co.. Ella Virginia Pooke Bald
masters saiah Smith tBr Smith, Southampton, o. T.
Bnloy.
briSs-Princet1n, Wells C,denas C. z. Peters, East,
Spaies Ssyeinsh ID. c Moray.
Schooner Msdors, hoch, 10 -ksonyilo Peck Church
Osprey thr Mum hy, Rugged Iiud r. @. Donovan; Luna
fFi ikon Guidsoupr, Miller Horghton; Alexander NJ,
iiac Jackson vile Post Smith T.. l. Day, Hickrey New
bean Jonss Smith Co. Lsals Gertrude Campbell, Fensn-
dina DoilneI Il Potter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24

LoSDOs, jan H.
Mails from Calcutta, China and AurtrLl arrived IT
MaIteillts on the 10Th inst, AID due in London in
ire for the steamship Niagara which s.s for Boston,
ia Halifax, on tie 18th met.
al tie CLiue,e paris are row Oron and foreign
steamers aIe permitted % trade on The inland waters
Chneee fr1tassudor is 10 rel ie ia England.
Exchange az Hong Kong III per cent, which Is
Less favorable Tor England.
Az Shanghai 10, rate Of exchange was unchanged.
The rebels are Bgain threatening ShaDghae aud
Niugpo, ard the greatest alarm prevails.
CAEToS, Nov. &'.-Permis-ion has been granted 10
the foreign nations 10 trade in The inland waters
Trade at Melbourne had greatly improved. One
thousand ounces Of I'D had b.
hnDOred ana tIAtUVE w.
sbipTtd ~ EDl l.nd.
In New.Ztaand the native rebellionis.s have been
completely defeated.
The LGndon Times City Article OF Thnrsday even
ING gays: "Tis lhs been settling day in the English
fuids, bat The market generally wac steady. The de-
msrd for u CONT al the Bask Of England wac mod
crate ald on the Stock Exchange ja ). per cent wN
paic for Il OFT loans and per cent for long poriods
About eighty thousand sOvcreigns Were taken from
the Bar to-day, OF which fifty thousand IL for Can
ada and tie bsance for New-Yok.
Ia the Pali. discount market money is being freely
oie ed al terms below those 81 the Bank OF France.
The kyrdc fays that the I'd OF November The
Russian Eubs,sador at Pekin ratified convention
with China confirming privileges Russia 10 regard
10 the Amoor River, and extending 10 her commercial
advantages.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24
BROOKZ wv W,EIlLG.

THE NAyY-YARU AFruR.-The excitement oc.
casioned by the preparations to repe attack upon the
Nayy-Yard has not yet entirely subsided II is still
the talk about town. and every little occurrence is
naenifed into great affair. Thus, on Tuesday night
some persons assembled Fort Green for the purpose
Of firing .alute in honor of the gentlemen recently
elected 10 the position Of Assistant Engineers They
fred three tines when, becoming aware Of the excite
ment which i, was evident would be accustomed there
by SUSPENDED further demonstration and retired. The
resdens of the ncighborhood thought that the much
talked-of army of 10 0C0 men had landed, and were
commencing an assault upon the Navy-Yard. The
officers Of the 10Th Regiment engaged AZ drill at
the Slate Arsenal in Portland avenue, when, hearing
the booming of cannon they NJ once hurried out, and
were informed that the military had been ordered to
take up arms, and were then assembling at the City
Aimory. One of the oficers repaired 10 the City Hail.
e. ascertain whet there was any truth IN The report
when be was informed that il was all hoax and went
away satisfied
Precautionary measures are, however still main
tanned on tho part of tho military authorities and in
order TO guard against SURPRISE the l3h lih and 18th
Regiments have been ordered 10 do duty by companies
every night, at the Armory. This arrangement will
give the men some desirable experience in the use Of
arms Capt. Morgans company p3th) did duty on
Tuesday night. Last night Capt Edmcnds company
took their turn. The appear to like it very well
and do THEN duty cheerfully.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24

The King of Prussia had i-sued procl

The King Of Prussia had rsued proclamation. 10
which, after paying warm tribute 10 the late King
lie declares hinfeli filhfu 20 the tn.dions Of his
Louise and desirons OF projecting the Constitution,
their position among the German Stare, lie says,
"Coniden,e il pence il shaken, bn will endeayor 70
preserve it aud concludes by asking for the courage
AID confidence Of HE people
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24

CHURCH ARrI.SLAyEar CoEyEsrros.-This Con.
ventiOn assembled yesterday m'rning at the Lecture
Room Of DIR. Oh. eyers Church. and organized as fol.
lows: President, Rev. VIM Goodel; Viee-Presidenis,
Rev. II. Mattison, Rev. j, X. Mulgan, Rev. James
Harper, Rev. R. S. Davis, Lewis Tappau, esq, Ede2r
Kelchum, esq, Rev. Nathan Brown, Rev. 8. 5. Joce'
Ign, Rev. j. r. W. sIoans Dexter Fairbank, esI.,
Moses Glassford, esq., Henry Abel csq., and Rev. ID.
Graham Secretary, Rev. c. II. A. Bulkley. Resolu-
tons were adopted embracing the wellknown senti-
ments of the Convention the saIjec! Of Slavery.
Three sessions were held yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24

CoURT-MARTIAL OF Col. CoRcoRAS.-The case Of
Col. Corcoran resumed yesterday afternoon al ,
o'clock. Col. Marshall Let.rts and Col. Vosburgh
were examined at considerable length as to what were
considered legal parades Their testimony was, for the
most part cOrroboratory Of the evidence given at the
former session Of the Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24
; Tn,vean arrange tho matter 10 suit themselves,

AVER Thsyean arrange the matter 10 suit themselves
and no one can rightfnly say nay.
The public debt of Florida may be regarded as per
haps the leading obstacle the proposed anne
but We appre end this will prove more Of an dsts
ary than real hiudrance. Whatever may oe hSr !ev
her resources well managed, as they womb p9 , An
arrangement night reaSils be made with the bond
holders for existing securities 10 remain IN s' tba he
andisurbsd by the act Of annexation Ony thu sd hands o
administration of the assets wonls piss Gsors and
asba v s need not incur any additional Obligation by
,hs mo~sment. Savannah Republican, Jan Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24

An autograph letter frvIn the Emperor, Francis Jo-
seph, oalcu a 7th net protllims 4 very comprehen
i've esiy Tor Hungary, 1ansy lvania, Croatia and
s lavOua, Ou Of snch pcualiirs have aimed
at a change IN he sysem Of the Government IA cs,ab-
lshed lelOc October bet. The Ministers are ordered
to put d j. ord nance into immediate execution.
Perlh telegram tays thai the Government il r..
solved idcp no, I-ionhl eec0rhl law for Hungary
on the a,s of tie fifth article Of the law ~ 1873.
The Hungarian Diet will assemble on the ID OF
AMI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24

ELEVENTH WARD REPUBLIcAss-At a meeting VI
this body on the evening Of the Sd, resolutions con-
denatoy Of Secession in favor Of free labor, and the
rodIess Of real grievances at the South, backing up
Major Anderson and Gov. Hicks of Maryla and
going in for uphodng the Union, the Constitution and
the enforcement OF tho laws, were unanimously
ndoDted,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24
DIR. JONES And THE Star or THE
WEST.
To he FS.tsy Of TIE N. Y. Tribpas.

To he ES!toy Of TIE N. Y. TnbDHe
SIR have to siate that I'm no spy, az charged in
yous paper Of this morning. utterly detest tho name
and I'm Incapable Of acting the part Of one.
have cen for some time employed as epecia tele
graph news reporter for few Southern newspapers,
including ne in Charleston. Ny business has been to
aend them, when occasion required it, important CON-
mercia Intelligence and general news items Of interest
Hence, in The discharge of my duty telegraph re-
porter cid send IN account q the smiling of the Star
Of the Wet If hat was treason oil have 10 say in
corcluf.on 70, make the most Of it.
hLEXANDER JONES.
Herald Cfse Nct,. YORK. Jan. ~ 1891.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24

NY. SUsDArScHooL SocETr.--The annual meet
log of ills Society," under the aupices of the Methodist
Episeoral Church, WIS held last night in the TWEEN
tietL-nIest Church. After tho preliminary exercises
addresses were made by the Rev. Mr. InskiP and the
Rev Mr.. MeKowp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH BRIToN.
SEVERE WEATHER IN ENGLAND.
Distress amcng tht LabOring Glass;
PoRrLAsD, Wednesday, Jan. %, 1861.

PORTLAND, Wednesday, Jan. %, 1901.
The steamship North Briton, from Liverpool az ici
o'clock on the morning Of the 10th, via Londonderry
on the lIth instant arrived here at o'clock this
evening. Her dates are two days later than those
by the Arago at New-York.
The steamship bohemian, from Portland, reached
Londonderry on the morning of the 9Th met.
The steamship EtDa, from New-York, arrived &c
Queenstown on the morning of The 9Th inst.