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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.

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ArHASr, March 20, 1861,

Albany, March 20, 1861.
REPORTED.
Mr. GOES reported favoraby in relation TO the collec
ton Of taxes lands Of Residents and for the sale
Of such lands for unpaid taxes.
Mr. MAsTERRr reported complete the bill 10 extend
the charter Of the New York Mills Fire Insurance Com
peny.
Mr.. HAMMOND reported complete the bin TO facilitate
the ia OF civil actions which any OF the parties shall
be imprisoned.
Tho follow ing bills passed
Amending the act TO establish regulations for the port
Of New York.
In relation OF murder and in the hrst de-
gree occurring previous to the 4th Of March, 1860
In relation TO the Erie, o. sego and Seneca canals
The vote on the bill 70 amend act 10 regulate the
sale Of intoxicating liquor reconsidercd and the bill
passed.
Mr.. GARDINER introduced bin Incorporating the "Fe
male Academy Of visitation Brooklyn.
Mr.. MASrgRRE introduced bill defining larceny. II
provides that any person convicted OF stealing property
from the person, although Ices than atty dollars shall be
adjveed guilty OF felony and punished as such.
Mr.. J. McLEoD MrRrHy introduced bill amending the
act In relation 10 the public health, New York II pro-
videe for the appointment q an inspector OF vessels
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-ArslYY, March 20, 1851.

ABkNf MaTCH W IooI
The Assembly met at nine A. NJ
number OF petitions were presented favor Of rail
read in Broadway.
Mr. yARAS, from the minority of the committee, made
arcpo against the Broadway Railroad setting forth that
property holders TO the OF over sixty millions Of
dollars the line OF the proposed road opposed 10 IT,
while II j. aked FOR only by those having interest Ia
saId property The report gives figures intended 70 show
the injury the woua do to property II was ORDER
ed 20 be printed.
Iii >sRSAS from the Special Committee TO ii seetga,s
ihc char rs against say Gibbons made report dccAr
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~.ourt Caiendar-Thi, Dav

scurf CAfendar-Thb Day.
Cosxos Pi As-t0t mos. 642, TIA, 80, lss, 800
$40. seT Part s-Adsourned 70 syondxy
usirrD srAIEs d. vsr corRT Nos. H. u.s. 49, 49, % -
supxmu CouRr. csocr Part i-same as before. Par.
2-Nos 624, 376, 700, 702, ga
srrSRoR Corrn.-fart l-SSs:0 sss, ls'i. 1877, le:,
1927, 1880 Part 2-Nos u.s. 7s2 lo14 1850, l04s, ESQ
Ic46, 1852, 1854, 1886, l0ss, 1890, lVs2
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IIAvxsweRrH-RAscTsR.- wednesda v, March o, by
the Rev. Dr. Taylor, Of Grace church, NJ H.
TO MARY A. eldest daughter Of Gerard Banck eT ESQ al
Of this city.
wkS-hooRE-At the residence Of the bride'A' parents
by the Rev Dr. Harris GEo. W. WREN, OF Brooh yh 10
Miss MARY JANE MooEy, OF this city.
Buffalo and Louisville papers please copy.
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH p, 1861

him guilty OF the charges Of bribery and submitted ii,
following reeolution:-
ss 8 f aOas 9 aad ss
Icing debate sprsng up the motion to adopt the re
solution at once.
hessrs KEENAN,, BINGHAM and others advocated delay,
IN order to give Mr. Gibbons an opportunity OF being
heard, II he desired ii.
The evidence and report eventually wers ordered be
printed and the resolution was laid on the table ror the
present
!, A great number Of bills were reported Among those
reported fayorably were the following
TO incorporate The New iork Navigation and Coienza
70 amend the Equalization act.
Ie aid the New York Juvenile Asylum.
The bill TO incorporate the University OF BROOKLYN was
ordered TO a third reading
Foundatisn in Kings county, from tsxatic reported
adversely.
The bill 70 incorporate the chSArcns home Society
was ordered 10 a third reading
The bill regulating the navigation OF the cras and the
collection OF tolls which gives the right Of 10 stoam
boats was reported favorably aud motion of Mr. Wat
son moved forward to the second reading.
In the COMMITTEES Of the Whole the bills aid in the
construction OF the Lebanon Springs Railroad and 10
transfer unclaimed deposits in The banks and courts 10
the state treasury were reported for the consideration o.
The afternoon and ey enine session was spens in debate
on the Albany and sussuehanna Railroad bill, which
came up for q third reading.
MIR. DWIGHT moved TO reeonmt the bill with instTuc-
tions TO strike Out the enacting clause.
warm discussion followed, In which Mossrs. KmsAS,
ROM SON. RICHARDSON and CEAlMAN spoke strongly against
the bill.
Speaker LnrEoHS led the debate in fayor of the BILL
After strong passage at arms between Mr.. ROBINSON
and LTTIEJoHS the motion to strike out the enactng
clause was loet by vote of 10 TO 60.
The friends Of the bill were evidently dissatisfied with
the exhibition OF strength, and when Mr.. RoBssoN
moved amendm ant submitting the question Of tax to
vote Of the people AT the general election they
forsook their original plan Of driving the bill TO vote
to night and
Mr.. TERRY moved TO lay il on the table.
This, after warm akrmish aud considerable delay In
calling the roll carried by small najorty56 5I
Tie House then adjourned.
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wEARERs OF SOFT FELT HATS.
Prerming that to obtain first class article at a cheap
price is an Ject with every sensible man. will In
few word. my ability 70 supply the public with superior soft
hats, lower figure than asked for them elsew here
All my fabrics in this line are modelled and made In nv
own factory while in all the retail hat stores in Broadway
the to felt hats offered for sale the products OF other
parties who make their profit them before the store
tseper makes nus hus ne purchaser pays both the mani
hat he buys BY purchasing first hand this double charge
" avoided have no manufacturer profit TO
by making the fabrics self Consequently afford to
sell and do sell cheaper than the hat merchant Those
who desire this matter the proof invited
a. esabshmenf lls Nassau street, and examine
~ EsPKNscHEIp. fis Nassau street
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- RosDour, March 70, 1861.
owirg 70 the severe cold weather The mast few DAYS
The river las become full Of ice which inrrup,s nayig
ton seriously The steamer hendrix Hudsoo from New
York last night bound for Albany, lies Rhinebcc this
morning unable 70 proceed farther north Her p,ae,
gers landed aud went 10 Albany by railroua tina
morning
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Drawings or the Delaware state Lot
tetes.-wooD EDDY CO., Managers of the
DELAWARE KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI L0rrHRrEs
DrLAwARE-ExTRA GLASS 1856, March ~, 1861.
So, 70, Is, Is, 81, IS, 49, 49, 10, 2, SO, SO, s. A.
DELAwARE-GLAss 1885, March 20 1861.
IL, O. ls, 40, IS, 3, 20, %, 20, IL IS, 49, U.s. 81.
Circulars containing schemes with full particulars
free OF charge by addressing either to
WOOD, EDDY a CO.. Wilmington, Delaware,
Or WOOD, EDDY CO. 81 Louis, Missouri
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10000 yr,.hmen Wanted-For I,

Major Andcrson-A Perfect Likeness,
w. ii. HAMILTON 2l2 Broadway.
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wssCRSLhNEoUs.

AT sARrLBTTs SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES Poe
a Wheeler Wsca, slost, sirser aud eysry nsehln \
WHOLESALE and rvssn ssicsroon ~ scstway. correr ct
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X. FRANCE d 90, ,


The Legislature OF the State OF Delaware having given
r. Frame Co. lottery contract for twenty years the
undersigned Commissioners appointed by the Governor Of
said State superntend tina drawings OF said
hereby certify that the following the numbers drawn this
day
As. So, 5, SO, SO, IL, FL, 10, AZ, 20, II, a..
CONSOLIDATED LorrERT-CLAss AZ March 20 1861.
10, 3, %, u, a. 70, 81, A. 6l 30, 81, 40, So, 81.
Witness our hands al Wilmington, De this day Wednes
day, March 70, 1861.
Join VI WALKER, commissioner
ALFRED X. WOOTTEN
Circulars sent free of charge by addressing
r. FRANCE CO., Wilmington, Delaware
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NORFOLK, March 20, 1861.
The bark Ida, from Messina, bound for Baltimore with
cargo OF fruit, went ashore Cape Henry Monday
portion Of her cargo may possibly BIO saved in dam
aged condition The vessel will probably not be got off
The steamship Huntsville, from Savannah for New
York. arrived here day for COAL She will leave in the
morning for New YORK
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nvEAS, GR0CBAfKs AND PROVISIONS -rH9
cheapest store In the world There is ao sra!t msrs
cbsrsctefsc Of Ae Amoican people than s wonder
Facility with wlach they Adapt themselves
eusns sssma 70 pro.aiae most socc matter .ha.
Grocery tn America of TIA largest IN the wosids
owned by gentleman who devoted his Early life xAve
ing for Instruction Aud AkAusementr mean THOMAS r.
A0Nbw Of Greenwich Urse in this cay who ssA not Only
visited every country en- he globe tri has name IN h
tory but bad made himself fam. with some twenty
languages Cue would think that person 10 spent m'ss
thaa an apprenticeship ~ this Ld OF work would ma
raae irssome even % The sale o. 'sss sxs
~fnes &C.. not 10 81 xgndag yesar- o DIS Owl ~
China and other parts of The world But nome ot nv cess
are more ready 70 wait his customers nor wons an ~
FrcuchmGp. Ivsu. spapsar Pouruese O. Otsua guys
the store and pfesec, ver2sl OF written oftpy.
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Criatadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
The hest In tho world wholesale and retail and the
dye privately applied. No Aston House.
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Brooi<lyn.-Charles III. Williamson's
Photographic Portrait Gallery, Fulton street. opposite Gin
ton. EsiablsLed 1851
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n. EspKYscHEID, fis Nassau street.

Stefnwny ~ Sons Oyerstrung Grand
and fquarc Pianos considered the manufac
nred warranted for five years warerooms, 81 and 81
Walker
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storms' Spring styles Gentlemen's Dress
Hats, - So surprising any Broadway at 81 No. la
broadway. Howard Hotel.
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sailing OF the United states.
-, PORTLAND, Ne, March 90. 1861
The steamship United States sailed Cor Glasgow this
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Batchelcr's Hair Dyc-Reliable and In
black Factory 81 Barclay Boil
ard applied n W. A. BATCHELOK'b I6 Bond street
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The Niagara Outward Hound.

V NAhNhrN OutWNfu nVuuu'
BOSTON, March 90, 1861.
Tue cunard steamship Niagara sailed shortly after noon
70 with fifteen passengers for Halifax and nineteen
- - ~ - -
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Card.
Tho Indian Herb Doctor r. TUuBLKTy, NJ D.,
from Canada will describe desse and tell his patients NJ
nature Of their complaints insss without receiving AM
informs,icn from them No charge for cosssatson =
vice Once No Q3s Broadway, within hsh minutes Va
Of the Fnth Avcnxc Hotel.
Our MOTTO.
We such Balms have n strife
with Nature the Laws Of Life;
With blood hands stain.
Nor Poison men 10 their Psta.
Our Father whom all goodness aiis,
Provides the means " cure all tis;
The stumble FERRIS bcnesth our feet
We'll used, relieve our psi1s complete,
a ample Herb, simple Flower
Cuied from The dewy Lea
rhrss these shat are Az with touching
Y. TvxBLEry. N, o,
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iV,oOo kFAshmen tamtc0-FOr the Beces-
sion army and the produc Of by
bobs Of England 70 dispense % beggars In the Of re
ifuy rewarded and questions asked For further
iicul6rs Photograph taken by HOLMES 500 Broad
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Empire Sewing Machines-The Cheap
est, because The best in market Office 33S Broadway.
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Bachelors Newly Invented wigs and
Toupces perfect limitations OF Send for
measure card 70 lG Bond street, N. Y.
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Moldavia Cream Forces the Hair, While
kerp snd mustaches 10 ururanuy. Sold wholesale
and retail by w. A BATCHKL0R Id Bond street.
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Grover a. Bakers Celebrated Family
and Manufacturing Sewing Machines 495 Broadway N. Y
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Election at BurltnGtoH, N. u.
BURLINGTON, N. j., March 20, 1851.
AT the election held here yesterday the whole
cratic Union ticket elected by about 100 majority
This s great gain the opposition
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HIS Hair Dye, 50 cents, Black or
Brown Beat In uSA Depot No. Barclay street. Infaibe
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Trus.es, Elastic stockings, shoulder
Braces, suspensory Bandages, &c. Drs. GLOvKR A
TH0RNE, No. 4 Ann street, under Bsrnum's Museum.
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Trusses.-Mmrsh u Co.'S Radical Cure
No. vesey Ascr House, opposite the church
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A SPECIAL NOTICE.
n THE 'BARTHOfF ANUFACrURING COMpANY.
having been sold ont their Sewing Machine, be repaired
And Needles 81 pylied. at the
EUREKA SEWING MACHINE OFFICE,
iSs BROADWAY.
Price OF Machines So Unusual Inducements ageats,
Parties not having fun amount accomm odsted.
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i O-DAY
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HHY OF ~ NWId hltRl1k WIN q.
Publisier~, A HAR1iiff.L a Co.
Nc ~ North wiDism street, Now yort
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TRADE WITH THE SOUTHERN CoNFEpE.
RACY.
CuAuxrov, $ G., M

IA.
CIAuEnoy, G., March z, 1851. !
The attention Of merchants md masters or Vessels IL
particularly requested 10 tho following notice.
f1Ksn yFsSf1g.
Tho following United states Treasury regulation cen.
slider stiil IN iorce;--
Merchapde imported IN steam vessels appearing by b Of
taken possession by the Collector deposited IN
bonded warehouse BUL II appear by The bill
adpg the merchandise deliverable the Collector
tate thereof AND deposit the same In bonded
OF he vessel three days notice after the entry Of
sci, 20 the Collector
As bills Of lading win no doubt hereafter be made out
Ia Conformity with the first provision Of this regula
merchants and coDegnees arc advised 70 enter their
goods o. possible after the entry OF tho vessel
Other wise the goods VIII be taken charge OF by the Col
ect,r and deposited bonded warehouse ana be subject
10 additional charges = - = - -.
coons ,s...sSr FROM pyn UNDER TIE ACT o. ME lsIu
FEBRUARY on uE CONGRESS =. N ooH1ph" -.
AND MORE AocrRATNY -.
al goods bona TIDE purchased or before the 2sth
February, 1851, and which shall be actually laden
board the exporting vessel conveyance destined for any
pft TIC eonfcdeiacy on or before the 10th March, viii
be exempt from duty
The evidence which will DO required 10 bring goods
Mtbn lhis exemption VIII be the oath of the owner or
w agen taat me goods were bona Tide purchased
peoie we Zsh February and the production OF the bill
1ubs WIN the oath Of the IL the goods were
deh On BOARD On ~ before the 10Th day OF March Goo
on OVhhg ment are not included ths exemption and
must pay dOtiea immedistey under the United states
taril Of 1851 1890
Goona
ID addition 10 We free st unaer the tarG Of 1851 tho
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THE MISSOURI STATE CONVENTION.


The Convention met at ten O'Clock this morning.
n large number Of resolutions read and referred
~ the Committee Federal Relations; among the mos
Mportant OF them providing Cor committee u
confer with the border States TO the best OF
keeping the weaten States in the Southern conederacy
another declaring that secession dangerous po al
hefesy that the constitution has failed TO confer
the blessings intended by its founders that the southern
States have for seeding and asking the North
States 10 repeal al acts making the rendition Of fGg
fivo slaves difficult impossible; another that believing
thsrt for coercion that Msgour VII furnish
neither nor money for that purpose and that
katcaJ Convention be called, making the Crittendsn
ocmprose resolutions the kass OF ssion another that
the general govsrEent be requested y.e up The Gus
House. am cher niece IN The seeded states !, the
people, and withdraw tie .cAsa! oag ali fcrOes now
sccupying them.
resolution vas unanimously adopted rendering tho
shanks Of the Convention to Senator's c.:ender and
Douglas FOR their patriotic Efforts to procure peace 70 DIR
distracted country.
Judge Birch, candidate for United States Senator,
made strong speech against secession II fayor Of the
enforcement Of the laws, and expressing willingness 10
spppor; the government ii It's Efforts uphold the Ucou
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lMP0R TANT NEWS FROM TEXAS.

The Progress OF the RevoIution-Fort
brown 10 be Notwithstanding At
tack-Disobedtence of the Orders or Gen.
Twfggs-The state Military Expedition
% the RIO Grande-StatfstIcs OF Indian
Deprsdations, SC.
We have already published an account Of the surren.
der Of the Brazos forts TO the Texas secesonst
The atter did not meet with like reception n, Browns.
WIFE, at which place they arrived on the 2lst ut
Prom the Galveston News, Feb 261
Tbe stearnshlp General Rock Capt Smith arrived %
day ~ three y n, bringing part o. the artillery aud
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seeosa seinur. Of che Alleged SLAYER Corr


The bark Cora, lying al pier 10 Est river, was again
sezed the serious charge of being engaged in the
slave trade She taken last Wednesday evening
by order Of tho Collector o. the Port she has been
Loading for Havana via Ezabethport, n. J. Mr.. Schei
received information that led him 70 order Captain
Faurce Of the Harriet Lane, 70 take possession OF and
hold her until investigation could be mad Lieutenant
Duegsn despatched with the proper complement Of
men and took possession Of her Wednesday evening
Tho Cora was built IN the city Of Baltimore in 1851.
She sl burthen and generally looked upon as
very fast eaer and suitable for the traffic In which n
char eed che liz engaged. She disposei OF . few
weeks aFo 10 Mr. H. J. Barns, resident of Brooklyn,
Who wag about desratchng her 10 MOBILE for freight OF
oson but ewing 10 the national troubles her dertina
tier yhs changed 70 Havana
she took beard some coo feet Of lumber several
water casks much more than would have sulced for
ordinary voyage, large boiler oaudron Of iron, forty
barrels of salt provisions, about thirty barrels Of pota
oes large amount OF peas, beans samp aud other
hlnes too numerous TO mention Two large surf or
whale boats also found board. Her former bad
ha aoter the very suspicious nature of her cargo
md provscns ed TO the Information being given TO the
Collector and 70 the consequent seizure the vessel
Mr. Barns appeared yesterday al the Collectors Office
and offered bail 70 the amount Of $50 O0O but
accepted.
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SHIPPING NEWS.


y
Port or New York, March 2, lsS1,
CLEARED
sasshiP star Of the South, Kearney savannAA-samud
ssssnsiip Roanoke Couch, Nesfon xe-Lunan HeAns-
sHssamship Monticello. eager. Bsumors-H Crsuwsu
ship REQ Rover 1s w.ray, LlveIoo,7RI n Taylor
sSSp p E Hsra LosmEsrd, Antwsrp.% sehnids-
%is sIovns ia ISsS;s; c aco
brig fsna Prua Fisrke, Cork or Falmouth for orders
Bns owen, Pettnsin, Neuyitas-T Owen Son.
Pig ThsIer, Eaton W I. Eo-p H1 MSTsy,
schr Lord Raglan tBr, Sterling Halifax-whiman Bros
schr Sea Ranger Hinckley. savannahMocready. Mott
schr Marshall, CSichestsr, RicSmoad.o Il Pierson-
ss Benton Co
ssSr ko.:a ysD Lane Lewis
SsS
Steamship Bremen rs% wsssels Bremen Feb 10 vie
nsa Sssss wa :s
has ysrtSS IN Rhmond Ac With a.e
and PASSENGER. % Helnsien 6iI inst Is Pm, "a
0id Pon, Comfort passed steamship Jamestown heDoe for
sSass asas ss "a sss
sp had n y US S% Ssr
boat bad
Brig Eliza strong (of 81 George, Mel, strong Havana
Feb2l, with sugar &c, 70 Parray.
Brig Queen 2, the South of BALTIMORE Chapman AAtan-
zas, 10 days. with sugar to Baker Crowcll
schr Indian Queen (Br Of Montreal masts,, Hodgson
Lisbon, 43 days. with salt &c TO Z Amsinck Co Sd inst
lat S. Ion n TO- spoke Dutch brig 96 days from Rotterdam
for having experienced very bad wea
Their
hchr Transit tor Brookhaven Davis, Matanzas days
with sugar &c, 70 Van Brunt 4 Slaght.
schr r Newcomb, Bacon, Fredericksburg, days
Schr J Henry, Fenton, Baltimore for Norwich
schr Platter, Blizzard, Wilm ngton, Del
echr Mary Emma, Hooper Cape May, days
Schr Arcola Williams Egg Harbor with materials from the
wrecked schr Issdora-
schr Rising Sun, Graham Ezabethport for Gloucester
Schr Hunter, Racket Elzabethport for Boston.
Schr Maria 2one, Crosby Eizabethport for Boston.
Scnr Quak City, jamin Ezabethp0rt for Hartford
Sloop Helen Jane Rose Elzabethport for Hackensack
BELOW.
Ship Harry Of the West, Emery, from Liverpool Jan IL
Bark Electric tBr).
Also, two barks, unknown.
SAILED
Ship Wiletts, Philadelphia barks ESSEX, Marsees;
Lampighter DemaraTa; briggs Winyaw, Havana Anna ID
Torrey, Cardenas Sarah Flagg Trinidad schr Euphema
Ponce, PR.
Also steamships Star the South Savannah; Roanoke,
Norfolk Ac Monticello Baltimore; ships VIM Tapscott Lv
erpool; Hero, Antwerp; brig Mystic, LavaoA
Wind at meridian N; Ut sunset NNW.
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TROUBLE BREWING IN THE SOUTHERN
COyFEDRACY.

The Chronicle d Ssntnel OF the 9th says IL has re-
eeved information that President Davis will entirely
ignore the two regiments recruiting in Georgia by
order of the Governor and all the Governors appoint
nents, and that he i'll not allow civilians, West Point
juniors to rank above West Point Seniors citizens OF the
Confederate States who have heretofore service and
who have resigned their commissions in the United States
Army.
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ALLEGED PcpoSSo ny sisvR-A Gaze or poisoning Ia
,e,o,,ea 20 -. ~ts's oscuTrcd N Northumberland
county, Va. Tho sufferers were a., s W. s.ss
and Miss Williams, OF Richmond county who was a, &C.,.
time on visit 70 the family Of Mr.. faau Al last &C
counts, bowoycr, both recovering The poison IL
appears wac administered with fatal effect TO -four horses
two mules, twenty head OF hngs aad number of sheep
The poison n believed 70 have been adminstered by
slaves, for what cause Is not known.
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THE VIRGINIA STATE CONVENTION.

RICHMOND, Va, March 7, lSol
Mr.. Carlisle made speech against instructng the
Committee on Federal Relations to make a report pedg-
Ing the State to resist coercion He upheld the right Of
she government 70 collect the He was agree
ably disappointed at the tone OF Mr. Lncons Inaugural
He opposed any action placing the state in hos
alle attitude 70 the general government. He believed
That the power Of the people would yet harmony