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The Van Buren press., 1861-03-27
resolutions Adopted by the State Com
yention, March Goth, 1861.

OS~e f0Pee 81 hhe Slate Of ATkaas0s
propositions Of the Ststes Of Virgiuia and Nlssou-
n ior the holding Of . convention Of the bor,ier
sAve States. declaring it to be our desire and pur
pose to cooperate with said border States In On
earnest enoet t" settle the unhappy controversies
uo" as.eting our country. In the spirit in which
the constitution Of our Union was originally fran
cd, aud consistently with its princil.les, and in
such manner and upon such Q basis q shall se-
Sue 70 the people Of the southern holding
''Hses, n, ads4nate guarantees Of their rights.
ton Of the State Of Virginia, we propose Fran it
Aentneky, and the 9th day OF Nay next as a
suitable place and time for holding ssid conference
or convention Of the border slave States.
Aesosoed. 8. That this conventions elect We COM
mlssloners: Or delegates. whose duty it shall be
1nen noGned by the president Of this convention,
mat majority Of said border slave st1tes have ac
ceded to the proposition of the Stptes Of Virpini.
and Missouri Tor holding border Ssnta eon yeHtiop
2 repair to the city of Frankfort q o Sseh other
pees q may oe agreed upon. on ths day dssixnated
= NC asgolsg resolution. or any othsr day that
nay oe agreed upon. to meet snch eonmissioners or
Sseeasss. .: may be appointed by said berder slave
otetes, Tor the purpose of delioernkinw anon the
matters hereinbefure referred TO-
kesaeced. T. That If said commissioners or dala
s..es' anef iaii and free conference. shall agree
upon any plan Of adjustment or any course of ac
aon to he punued " said States, then the eom.
or delegates hereby appointed. shall n.
poFt the same TO an adjourned session Of the cor.
vention hitherto provided Tor
kessese1, ;. That the President Of this eoovan.
hon be instrueted to transmit immedistelv. coo;es
q these RESOLUTIONS 10 the executives Of the ever
States hereinbefore named, with the rauest tbs,
':id executives infosm him ~ as practicable.
" the sstaoa Of their respective States, in refr
snes 20 the proposition for border slave state CON
ventao0. and that. when informed that a ma;ur;tv
4 said States have agreed upon . time and plncs
o. holding such convention, he shall forth with in
csm the eommissioners or delegates elected under
aet.
Resolved, D. That the commissioners ar deleg,t..
'ersin provided FOR shall rcce;ve for their sers;cs
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consistency by TeveTtirg again end again 10 we
legal melits Of tie question, a. animadvet3 WIN
cOurendatle smaItness on the pecunlaIy ,fa-
tions Of The seeding States, asa a on rse beon
OF tic agitGios VINO "s1gar-eoaied nave oeeh
"dr1gging tie minds Of Their Seciton iOF
"more than 80 years.; breaches the Guy o. oeho.-
ttraiing 10 tie world and that too, by RUSHING lDto
war, that "aojs the ii2htiui ana peaeelOI sue
ce eors Of bullets" aud makes seyer4l very ehe ye
re,orts upon Mr.. Jear Davis. He even persists 10
dealirg with movement which has gwen bir n 10
Constitution, commercial syrtem, vast army, ana
unbOunded aspi8tiOus, as hait-heErted DEMONSTRATION
forced on the good Teople o. the South against their
will and doubts "whether there is TO-DAY majority
Of The legally qualified voters Of any State, exceli,
perhaps South Carolina, in favor Of Gisuuion.' Wewill
not say that this 10 Tihng, but do say that II
q cs some way SOW that Mr.. Lincoln and lis advi-
gers DO not feel tie full force of those considerations
which have log absorbed all Others in the minds Of
European observers.
There one negative feature in this Message which we
mu5t pass II confirms Of the harsh ,ecr
nations aiDst Foreign Powers that had some REL
son TO afpCLent and witch, proceeding from On oii-
Cia source night have impaired, though IL could not
destroy, the sympathy that we have never ceased to
feel for the Uhitcd States. The President attributes
Tie Temporary paTtaiity OF Europe for the SOutL-Of
which we fret learned the existence from American
journas--'o tie extraordinary forbear Of his own
Government, leaCiBg TO an impression that the early
dissolution o. ournaiona Union probable" w are
quite ready 10 admit this other imaginary inter-
PROBATION OF IN sinary fact, and even TO accept wTh
god grace the charitable ccnce-siun Of New-fork
contemporary, which refceives " an Improved dispo-
stion in England, 20 long as forced TO quar-
rel vi h one Iieud because We DO not quarrel with
Snoiher.S We have not returned railing for railing,
fOT respected the sensitiveuess Of patriotism in the
presence OF an overwhelming danger. We comment
upon the acts Of American Statesmen as we should
comment upon those If our OVID, though with greater
caution End reserve; ard when we prefer frank
recognition OF southern ndeTendrnce by the North 10
the policy avowed in the Presidents Message, II Is
g0lcly lpc.uto bVstauOpFs that ibis ID
the issue in which, after infinite loss and hglniaiion
The contest must result
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02
GREAT BRITAIN.

ss.y o.3oa Morning Pest, after obleehng 70 INC
se,seness of Presidential messages ana sPecuia'i'
-, ,ls csrss therefor, procceds, III IN eft''e .on
,.o sope strange inaccuracies, to contend tns' u 10
sber late in the day TO argue the legal nsh'' a.
lincoln docs Of the Sece sorists 30 separate 0'9
,hs de Of all hinge al this stage OF the qGaiIVi
.,yoe question Of legal rights. 1t Is lof INC
.,nuen, of Washington" says The Post " put ~
,rosd regsnce to it down as soon re posaDe' VIZ,
a., further argang tie legal question LIE a.',lo
re Is an Obstinate aud saoguinary struggle,
irsvidual fymratty with the opponents OF slavery
tot rejOices tLst England' Is one Oh S'ii''
tie f,a,ricidel anG hmentabe contest
TJe So, ,ie; the Presidents arguments 70 pieces
and opooses lie idea of suljugatiog the SoH'h as tne
80, yin infsIbby be subject States NOT II, oa'
- a. Irrioa II concludes as follows: Inc
.;sf.c,o,v norton Of this message Is The brief
- :, with the President refers TO the relations
be,w.ep the Government 81 washington ana io'eisn
ooners The sovereignty and rights Of the United
States are now, he sys, everywhere pTdouo''iy To-
,reeted by foreign powers. We believe that was 50,
NOT merely now but all along. What Ar. Lincoln
means ia that be and bis Cabinet have at length come
70 see the rue altitude Of foreign powers which their
over seusitiveness at first led them TO spprehend'
The telegraph regards the message "a very unsatis-
factory and reminding il Of the worst compositions
that have euanaed from the White House. II rid-
cues and endeayors to refute the principal arguments
Of Mr.. Lincoln.
The extraordinary ARRAY in London between Mr..
Roberts and Major Murray at the apartments OF the
former, resulted in the death of Mr.. Roberts, and
AsiOr Murray, although progressing favoFably, %.s
OF da ger. The Cause Of this mysterious ahar
remained rlys cry, and NJ. Roberts was uucon-
soas some time before his DEATH his deposition could
not be taken.
nv. Ed~in james the well-knOwn barister ana ex,
member of Parlirmelt bad been formally diSbaITed
BY the benehers Of tie Inner Temple, London, on &C.
count of the scandal which he has recently given
rise 70.
TIE prosecution in the case of the Baron Nidil,
charged with All attempt 20 kill his son had been With
drawn, The son refusing TO give evidence. IL Was
pot known whether the Crown would prOeeeute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02
FRANCE.

Letters frsrn ycby report the Emperor still locking
poorly, but nevertheless, deriving benefit fron tie
waters of that place.
d. de St. George, formerly Director of the Imperial
PrinliDg-oice, ard whore di-appearance on account
OF heavy embsrrassnens has been already reported,
had been appointed French Consul In Australia.
NJ. Edgar Ney had been sent on an extraordinary
mission 10 Berlin.
TIE Paris Pays asserts that there is no truth in the
reports that the French army in Rome Ii 10 be III.
creased.
The Light Cavalry at Paris were being practiced in
the rapid establishment # teegraphic wires during
supposed engagement. The wires are fixed 10 lances.
The Montteur contains a report addressed by the
Minister Of Marine TO the Emperor, which IL followed
by imperial decree spproyiDg Of the conclusions Of
the report and ordering levy Of men for the navy, as
follows: |. From among those sailors who have not
yet served the State =. In Of an insuifcieDcy
from among the class who have served the shortest
time of their period of service.
Another decree establishes bounties for those sailors
who the navy after their period Of service has
expired.
There were rumors Of the pay Of Senators being
raised from 80 coo 20 50 600 francs.
The Bourse was inapimate and drooIing. Rentes
at 67.75.
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now to possetstbe direct control this portion Of
the ekpenf ture.
Most of US can remember the time when II was fa-
vore topic with popu4r sgitaors TO expaiaie on the
number Of Lords which Government contained, as II
every Peer of Parliament welted ali influence Noes
ssrily hostile the liberties Of the country. We look
dowi in the present age with contempt on such vulgar
preudices; but we TO be running into the con-
rafy extreme when allow slnost all the important
Offices Of our Government 10 be monopcliLed ny
Chamber where there is small scope for rhetoIicai
ability and the short sttings and unbnsinefslke hho.
lis which make il very uusuited for the eIforceinent
of Ministerial respond lily. The statesmen who
have charge OF large departments OF expenditure nse
Il army and navy and Of tie highest interests oil ihe
uatIoD ought to be in The House of Commons mol De-
cause member of the House Of Commons u neeesfa-
ry suVerior TO a member OF the Houfe OF Lords, cGt
because it is to the Ioue Of Commons that these hSn
fungonaries princiI ally aceouGtabe and because
If they forfeit the confidence of the Hodse OF Conr
inons, the House OF Lords avail them ItIie Inc
matter is of much Importance and much difficulty we
only EoTe that the opportunity Of redresSbg ths
manifest imper'ection in III OF the present
Government will not he lost, ard that the House OF
Commons may thore oli ical privileges which
it has been hitherto It's pride to enjoy.
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Arrived.

Steamship Africa shannon. Liverpool Jolly a. ard leeusiovn
2st p m. mdse. and TO Cunsrd JAY ~ pissed
ship North America bound day sho brewser,
chip Ocean Bride (Brl bound IN In tow, disnafed
2lst passed steamship Europa bound B slst io:to
D. 10 exchanged night Signals with the Asia, hence
schr Mary y. Pierce, Wyman Haysni ~ Gays, tugG 70
Robert 4 Williams IL al Lower Qua auttse.
srhr Lizzie Russell tof Bamor, Todd Aspinw All June H.
via San Bias July G. 10 Handy Everett a.,
scLf Samuel Gilman Crowe Boston days. udse 70 D. W.
schr Ocean Bird (Brl Crowe. Lnsan. G. b. days ee'l
10 Il. lryfn Co. - So, -, ~ O a, p,s.
port dsys Ia ballast 20 J. ). Whitney 60.
Schr Rostop Haskell, RJadout, coal or Portsmouth
sehr. Jane, Borhsm. MaIbehrad. nsh.
schr Maria Crosby, EAstport dys plaster 70 l5asf
Sehr Peter b. Anderson b. Portland, stone for Albany
Sooo s.hiou. Young. Providrnse days - -
Steiner Thomson. Chance Baltimore mdse to William DAT
steamer ospruy Keuney Providence. uds to Edward sJi
Steamer Novelty, Shaw. Philadelphia ndss. TO LOpsr Kid
stesmerIronsieS vsaderyesr Philadelphia Hdse to j. ~
Biggs. IA "A william,
pslzel
sAILED-ste.mshp Ncrth Star AspnwslL
wIsD-DuIins the day, sb, nom W. NJ WHO'S
THx SrEAx TRASsroRr 0vosss PEABopf nov n' W.
Pier No. 4, North River, Is Io dng "ofe'hneA' ""'
ington, aid will sal lhs evening"
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lBu Yilsgroph % Queea,torn.l


I.oypoY, Sunday, July 2l.--7He Observer says
Lord John Russell will retain In his Eardom the name
OF Russell lie has not the slghtest notion Of giving
up public lie.
Sir q. Lewis viii take the War Office, Mr.. Card
well will have the ChaDcelorship Of Lancaster, Mr..
For,escue viii be Secretary for Ireland, and Lord
Harrington will fill Mr. Forescues Office. Il Is un-
derslood Lord palulerdon will represent the Foreign
Department in the House Of Commons.
ViEssA July 90, Evening. Count Noritz Esterhazv
hes been appointed Minister without portfolio.
PARIS, July 20.-Io-day NJ. Mires lodged CT appeal
against his Trial.
The lose by fire in the property rooms 1.-THE Grand
Opera House j. estimated at 1000, 900 francs. The
performance win he interrupted, the scenery OF the
pieces TO be played this senson were In the Opera
House ittelf.
Six persons were injured at the fire.
PEsTH, Jolly 20, ls6i.--1he Pesther lloyd Of to-day
says Counts AIponyi aud Mayiath VIII for the pres
ent remain at their posts.
Count Forgach, the new Chancellor Of Hungary has
declared TO The Cound Of the Aulc Court his deter
nnaon act according 10 the wishes OF the nation
and the Constitution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LoSDos MosEY MAREEr.--The funds on the 10Th
opened duh rather lowe. prices but toward the close there
foI money, and ~. rso for account.
In he dscouut Their, rather demand bu.
rood bin, were taken AZ 81 dsc INT.
The weekly The Baus Of England wso favor
' Iis Sso Co. B s1sG sif Dollars
nominal Eagles NJ They also report hueriesn stocks With
LrvERPOoL, July pa ".
Corros-1he Brokers' Circular says: "Therc has
Tier .ii"als,sd on Wednesday the
lean Presidents h have however, offered their
ssn w id are "rs he barely be
raised a. Z ID" sar,t' ID Je.er Bat 9.hrr snd. are IN
speculation, took ~ 60 ard e,P9ue' $50 bale, The business
To- s.. SS Jht Sogns e e il sc to bales: ss
market closing hrn at full prces - -
Fair Mobile "a Mitelins Mobre......sd
ST. s.oeE an band no bales including Ansc:a
TRADE AT MANCHESTER shows considerable firm
Yarns spinner. ask idd advance which restrict. business.
BREADsTUFFs.-Ihe weather has been favorable
for the crops been rather dull aud sEowy IN some
psr;. Me,'' Wakefield Nah Co report nloaI very 'low
AID con.delas reduction the lover qualities fails TO IL
Dice business. Red ssdlLs White ieed ,l s s.n,1
Richardson, Spence Co. call Flour al down 'iAee Tues
PRoyrsross-Beef III fair demand at former rates for
new no old Pork In moderate demand =, barely pre-
yoos Baron slow Of sale a9t IN Sc me case. rather 9sI
maud low prces LAd-Noe doing al ~ 0Gsl Ts'w 10
far roquest 1T Ni dt9i. ,ot,.ot
PRoDUcE.-Spirits Of Tnrpeniine quiet at lSi 49L
Sugar e bat 6q.ne. CHECKED Dy the fol- rsGs Ssn1nasa
1913 Bark-Ses Philaiepha at Fish OILS quiet Cod
1850 fgs Pale Seal, ass sperm, 1885, Linseed Oh rAthef
hrn,r AZ 20 9G3li in export CASKS
L0sDos MARKErs.-Messrs. Barring, Brothers 81
Co reports English WHEAT unal cred; Holders of creisn
WHK.T FioUk anxious 90 lire and only retail sales
ast weeks pdces IgoS very dull; Bars and Rai' ts@
IS rs Scocb Pigs, 49, SUGAks firm TEA quiet anc IN
char red Common Colgou, Cid4lld CoTTzs In good de
reud full prices RiCK steady sPRiTs more
doing u 5li for American Roush held TOT lbi TAIL1n
declIcd 49, At the Indigo sales Prees ruled
the close than the opening owing TO pressure 20
sell, LNsEED OIL inquired for 81 JlI' LiSsEkp OAkhs 40
better demand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02

From The London NeV'. 1911.

From The LONDON Attf. lSth
The spirit Of determination 20 put down the Southern
Rebellion which bresthes through the President .
Message, and he grand advance OF the Federal Army
aoross the Potonsc are closely connected. The Gov
eminent at Washington nust have been long aware
that hot only ia America, but In Europe there were
many who doubted their sincerity to carry on civil
war, end predicted speedy compromise. IL was
sound policy therefore, 30 demonste by some cogou
proof that the Republicans were really in earnest;
and cogent proof could have been given than
the Message which has just been published, and the
Movements Of Gen. Scott.
Iti., Indeed, assumed by many that the task which
thf officer has undertaken is impossible. IL is conf
denly asked low any rational man suppose that tie
enormous territory Of tie Southern States with their
vast population, can be conquered and permanently
OCCUPIED? If this a true statement Of the prob
lem, ite solution might be hopeless. Bat IL Mr. Lincoln
and bis Cabinet are correct in their opinions thereis
nothing absurd in the idea that they he carried
INTO elect. According 20 the theory Of the North, the
moderate men Of the Soutb--the majority Of whom
oonsHt Oh Tie lIch plaDters-haye been 0verp0weTed
iIefea ann 81 the SoCcssioniss Is not vndeae Guy
great principle, bat to create new Confederscy, in
wmch thoee Southern politicians who used to tit 10
high paes may sun retain their power The cause of
recession hct mat any constitutional right has been
violated but tha' The Southern ogarchy has been for
Lhe gro streaclery OF the members Of
Mr.. BuchGuans cabinet has for the time enabled this
dlssa,isi1d oligarchy TO organize formidable rebel.
hon. bat IL the conviction Of the North that II the
real opinions Of the South could be sscerained he
majority OF tie South would declare eoains, Ssccion
and IN favor Of tie Union II, therefore, Mr. Lincoln
and bis cabinet correct In their yiew il Is obyions
hat the success OF the war depends not upon
ing or occupying the Southern States, but upon re-
moving tie incubus which oyerawes the citizens of
teee States by an imposing display of military power
/. may be thai the authorizations Of the North are mis-
taken; bu; in the meantime, II mus. te admitted tha,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02
PRUSSIA.

Further particulars relative TO the attempt on the life
of the King, state thBt Orcsr Begker, the man who
fired the pistols is supposed 10 be political lunatie
lie ice s,sured the King the promenade without
any notice being taken of him. lie pa -sed the hing
tir time and rushing at him arcd two shos In quick
succession. One bullet penetrated the collar OF the
Kings coat, and tore his eravat, causing slight con-
tu,0n in the neck OF His Majesty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02
cHAMBER or COMMERCE.

The regular monthly meeting was held Yesterday
PELATIAn PERT, esq, President, in tho chair.
Mr. JoHs HwES, President oil toe Pennsylyenia
Coal Company, and Dir. Roman Ii. MoCuRDY OF No.
IS Park. place, were elected members OF tine Chamber
RARBoR DEFEgsYs.
IN the absence OF Mr.. Opdy Ike, Chairman OF the
Committee appointed TO wait upon Congress win Tue
memorial passed at previous meeling Capt. MARSHALL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02
MARINE JOURNAL.
foRT OF EEw-YoRK...,
Cleared.

sts.uship-North stsr, JoBsA A'pinwsh d. ~ Alien =.
straightforward LoIiug HcGa hopg u ~ fessesdsni mar
garet Eysns. Homer. Lincoln
Bsrk-Lsmplish,er. Thon psor' Der a., O. a,
Btig,-VdaT Olsen Nevry, Funch heincte 81 Wends = NJ
NeWI,Y Psv~on Aux Cayes ~ Bcckrri G. II Samson tbeD.
Tbo.or Tobssso b. ~ smaH West Rogers, Moateyideo and
Bpenos Ayres; Bsairice, Disko, Cbsrryheld. - .
echoouers- Esirfax. Mott oereeovn, Merrill Abbott;
Model Arery Deals leland. VIZ Starr Marvel Hsiisx j.
Nelson Br Nelson, y, John H.. Amy Chase benjAmn.
bfaie md MSlss Merry EEa RorJ iniu. stsmord j. r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02
ITALY.

TIE Natioaalitiss as~rts that when King Victor
Emanuel had read tie Emreror Napoleons letter he
taid ain ba py 10 that my august ally approves
the line Of policy which my Government las followed.
The good news which you bring will I'LL all true
friends OF Italy with Joy
The Consi.to,y which was TO have teen held at
Rome on the 10Th had been postpOned till the sd Of
Iulv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02
Passenger Arrived

,,.1nhip lioa from Lr.rpoOi-Thomss J. Holman, Mrs.
Baker child and Ms A. Boa oman Miss Rooinson
Mr.. Robinson Mrs l. J. Wiley. Mrs. Rs tao children aud
nurse; T. s. Bs,id s. F. @ehsster p. Jord Taylor. r.
j. Mott M. Pope D. l. Roe. Lesue VI conni De se:s
mont e-d servant G. T. Robinson C. Church Mcnsns. w ~
Msx6eh H. J. s. King Dunssy. :. Philip. sampson, d. II
wickhan Anderson. Coudi Hope 10. w Young Lori 81
ASsrh aud brother H. Ashley II. Inoes. w b. Lyle rev
o. o. Barnss lady and ohd w. Davies L. RossAnsef Cen
nor II GRAY II. FIauk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02
AUSTRIA.

AVenna telegram Of the 18th confirms the statement
that rou Way aud Co mt Szecsen had rendered their
resignaons and that the had been accepted. II
further says: "CouLt Forgach has been appointed
Chancellor of Hungary. The Constitution OF Febru-
AIRY is naiDtained. The Imperial resorp, in reply to
the address will be Dispatched 10 Hungary tomorrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02
FROM EUROPE.
ANNUAL. OLE TIE AFRICA.

a.. povnl Ml steamship africa, Capt sS On y,
Ii e Liverpool on the @Oh at aoOa' o. o. a,lv
I'd oueenstoun on the afternoon Of the Si'' guy
.,rvei lero on Tauroday morning. a. ..,o,rorbod
i Irhe nsws BY the Africa wa' briefly ''l's''P'''
sfom Csre Raee.l o..u,.ou,, shortly after
Iuo Igsb .Juiy and ut Liverpool on the l9'h''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02
Disasters, &es

sroxSxs a. cr,. t,r2 Harvest Home. osi' ne",'
tom Cien..s .s ga 'assr. Ge to II. " bioSA~..
Co.. bosnG 10 l..ee, i'e ths Pon IN a'uS.. ~ 80.
dsy having lot ciFus tho Pss''se' ana "'
~" ''0~' 49, DrrRorr, Jolly 80 1901.
IT, n,or.r g,cIeye from oswego to Chioase w h,r .s
Al Inc dock yesterday 'osk are sac vas
Snd q bu, slightly inlaie1 s.r.,,.,.co Jsly g. 1871
-, "a, .,oe.iisbf fron Tiong konE arrived % oNs, -
In' In shogs May ~ sslnia lsiand oa' h''s
damage -v~--s-~-----s
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SPAIN.

The oueen had arrived at valladold, ard been
warmly received.
Hopes were entertained that the plot Of the late in
surreStion at Lola would be discovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02

nfxIsrrkE ALMANAC.
e,, Pis,,ltyT lses............1:i5 Moon-Rlsea o:3
DAi.
Family Hook, AIS Gov Island bU3 ueICtie o0
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sr,crpr-About ~ o'clock on "Wednesday . sss'
co,neIius b. Arnbrone, q No, b-5ss nv, ~ Pie;
Sowred himself by Jumping Into the nvs IVY, f,,so,ersd
10. e. East River. The tody - ~" wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02

Passengers Sailed
IN brig AlSy SE for ST. Th0mGS-biehs1e Has'en' vile
ard chilI
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-09-11

Gen. Fremont's proclamation, which
we publish in another column declares
the State of Missouai to be under martial
law. This is the most effectual and pow
erful blow that treason has yet received.
In this stern resolve to deal justly with
treason exists the remedy for the evil,
and when the same determination to en-
force the simple law of the land is pro-
claimed in all the rebel States, the end Of
this unchristian and unnatural rebellion
will be materially abbreviated aud peace
established amid which the people will
congratulate themselves on the restora-
ton of order by the full enforcement and
vindication of law. Under this procla-
nation, treason and its causes will soon
decline.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-09-11
SHERIFF'S SALES,

by VIRTUE Of sundiy ,crts Of Venditioni
ID Exponas, Fieri Facias and Levari Facias
issued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Pot
'sr County, Pennsylvania, and to me directed,
maH erpose 10 public sale or outcry, at the Court
Mouse IN Coudersport, on MONDAY, the 23rd
Jay OF Sept 1861, at 10 o'clock, a. m., tke fol-
'or,Hg described real estate, to acit:
Certain real estate beginning at the North
west corner of George Ayres' wind-fau lot
,aence North 86'7 rods to the South line of
hatthias Reeds lot. thence East 10 rods to a
corner, thence Soueh go rods to a corner.
'Aence West 63 rods to East line of Ayrcs' lot