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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-25
WAR NEWS!

WAsHINGToN. April 10.
Adsices from Western Virginia state
that the Unionists are preparing to resist
secession.
There is no doubt Of the loyalty of q
majority Of the citizens of MARYLAND. The
call for volunteers is rapidly responded to.
The Government has information that the
Unionists in Virginia, Maryland and MIS-
souri, will raise contingcts, even though
their respective Governors should refuse to
act under the Presidents requisition.
Formal orlers to blockade the mouth of
the Mississippi and Southern ports are not
vet issued, but will be as soon as the steam
frigates, now getting out, are ready for
sea. @
The Government is about notifying the
Foreign Powers of its intention to collect
the revenue off the Southern ports.
Information received here shows that
two hundred thousand men will be in arms
in the North before the first of June.
Each State will organize large reserve in
addition to the contingents under the Pres
ident's reqnisition Of seventy five thousand
men, Who will be used in protecting Wash
ington and the military posts along the
Potomac and Chesapeake Bay. Twenty
thousand will be concentrated at st. Louis
ana Cairo, and the rest, with most of the
regular army, will be used for operations
in Texas, Pensacola Bay and Charleston.
CINCINNATI, April II.
Chief Of police Dudley this morning
seized 80 boxes of guns on the Ohio river
marked Y. T., Little Rock, and 2 boxes
marked /. r., Memphis; also boxes for
Memphis, on steamer Glendale, re-shipped
from steamer Fannie McBurnie, on Monday
last.
Steamers have. been prohibited from
taking provisions South.
Rhode Island raises one regiment, the
State paying 100000 to equip them.
Boston, April II.
Large meeting of Irish Citizens held
last night. Patriotic resolutions passed.
Proposition made to raise an Irish brigade
Philadelphia, April IL.
The patriotic declaration of Gov. Hicks
Of Maryland, has kindled great enthusiasm,
and the enlistment for volunteers is pro-
ceeding rapidly Five thousand have al
ready been enrolled, which is more than
the quota required from Philadelphia, while
the exempt volunteers, by age, are form
ing into Reservation Guards, for the pro-
lection Of the sity.
I Intelligence from Harrisburg state that
more than 10000 have already been ac-
scepted.
! Senator Bigler has pronounced IN favor
of sustaining the Government at gu haz-
ards.
ST. Louis, April 10.
The Union men are firm and deternin-
ed for the Government. The Secessionists
are proving about the arsenal like jackals'
ana scenting weak point Of attack bur
the commanding officer, Capt. Lyons, is
tine, and prepared for any emergency.
Some Of the Southern Railroads offer to
carry men and money for the rebels free q
charge
The secessionists Of Delaware are over
awed blythe unexpected prcvaiance Of
Union sentiments.
Montgomery, April 10.
Gen. Pillow guarantees to raise 10000
men in Tennessee. ntwentV days. If Presl-
dent DAVIS will accept ofthem. 81
Hon. a. Fl. Stevens, IN Atlanta. Gal,
last night, said that it would require rs
times 900 men to;;siimidate the confed
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-25
VtRcrNIA LoYALrY.-The following in

VtRcrNIA LoYALrY-The following in
famous resolution passed the Virginia Con-
vensien on Wednesday:
!" Virginia will await reasonable time for
an answer to her propositions, but with the
indispensable condition that pacific policy
be adopses. towards the seeded States
moi to attempt to subject them to Federal
authority, nor reinforce the forts, or recap
ture forts. arsenals or other property, OF
exact payment of duties, and that all forts
in seeded States ought to be evacuated.
The > in English Of ibis resolution :,
that Viz Via pledges herself q hold re
Federal Government white Jef. Dagss
and his disunion e0zJederates CIT us
throat!
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Miners Meet ng at British
Hollow, WIS.

Hollow, WIS.
A large and respectable meeting Of the
miners Of Potosi. British Hollow, Rockville,
and German Settlement, was held at Mr..
Daniel Banfil's Store House on Saturday,
April Is, at 2 o'clock, pm, for the pur-
pose Of rejecting paper money in payment
for lead ore.
The meeting was called to order by
Jonathan Craig, when Thomas Davies was
chosen Chairman and Thomas Stevens
Secretary.
The Chairman stated the object Of the
meeting was to take into consideration and
adopt some measures to compel smelters to
pay specie for lead ore; after which q mo-
ton was made and adopted that the Chair
man appoint committee Of five to draft
resolutions to reach the object desired,
when Jonathan Craig, Jonathan Longstaff,
G.. w. Paugh, John Webb and Samuel
Blair were appointed said committee. The
committee were out some twenty minutes
and returned with the following resolutions,
which were read separately and adopted
Resolved, That we do not consider any
and all bank bills to be lawful tender;
that the very system itself is based on the
principal of enricIing the few lazy scoun-
drels engaged therein at the expense OF the
hard earnings of the laboring class.
ResoIued, That as God in his wisdom
has enriched great portion of ourbeloyed
land with the precious metal, we believe
that there is enough specie circulating me-
dium to be had which will not dvpreciate
in value by being keptin our hands.
Resolued, That we, the miners of Po-
tosi, British Hollow, Rockville and German
Settlement, upon our honor as gentlemen,
for our own benefit, our families, our cred
itors and our country, now and forever, do
positively repudiate all paper money as
Iecompense for lead ore. sE
Resolved, That we will takethe English
Sovereign as heretofore at four dollars and
ninety centsin payment for lead ora.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this
meeting be published in the Grant County.
Herald, Dunlei;h Adpertiser, Galena Ga
zet.,, Galena Courier and the Peoples
Fri md, at Cincinnati
The meeting then adjourned sane de.
THos.. DAWES, Chairman
THos. STEPHENS, Secretary. A
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Miners Meeting at Hazel Green

4 {fs.t8f
Aslarce and respectable meeting Of mi
Dars was held at the District School House,
at Hazel Green, on the 2nd inst, at 6 b..
M, forthe purpose ofrejecting paper money
in payment for Mineral.
The meeting being called to order by
Washington Notion, NJ. IA. Harper, was
elected Chairman, and Geo. Badcock chosen
Secretary. a Ma
The Chairman briefly stated the Object
Of the meeting, to which Hon. II. d. York
responded in clear and concise manner, to
the qualification and general satisfaction Of
all present
A committee Of Eve were appointed by
the Chair to draft resolutions suitable to
the Miners. James Mitchell, Washington
holland, Solomon Hartherel, John Andrews
and Geo. Badcock were appointed said com
mittee. m &
The committee were out some thirty
minutes, and returned with the following
Resolutions which were UNANIMOUSLY adopt
ed:
RESOLVED, That We consider the banking
SYHtSlil Ol illlHOlS Sitlu w iSCOuSIu s. 10 DC
based on unsafe foundations, and have al
ready proved injurious to the inhabitants
Of the Mining District.
RESOLVED. That our present financial
matters are well calculated to reward ras-
caity, and punish innocence and industry.
Resolved, That we, the Miners of Hazel
Green, upon the honor Of gentlemen, and
for the benefit of ourselves and our fami-
lies, our creditors, and our country, now
and for the future, do positively repudiate
all paper money as recompense for Lead
Mineral.
RESOLVED, That the proceedings Of this
meeting be published in the Galena Coar-
Ter. Galena Gazette, Grant County Her
aid, Grant County WSthess, DlnIeith Id
vertiser, and one German paper in Nil
waukee.
The meeting then adjourned.
M. A. HARPER, Chm.
Geo. .Badcock, Sec'y.
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Our Gamers are Fun.


The great size and the number Of the
grain warehouses in Chicago are the won
der of all visitors. And yet vast as they
are--two Of them afording room fer 700,-
900 bushels-there is not room in the city
for another weeks receipts. Vessels and
propellers are in request for loading in or
der to receive and make room for what is
arriving. As we are receiving from sixty
to hundred thousand bushels daily, il /.
plain that unless navigation opens within
two or three weeks, our railway managers
will be obliged to send peremptoSy orders
to tile country to stop shipments.
Our tables published week ago, show
that we have now in the city at Least 4,
100000 bushels Of grain. The amount is
probably greater by The receipts Of last
week. OF this we have 1850, 600 bushels
Of wheat and 100000 bushels Of corn.
Taking the amount in store, by "ci3hering''
few moments some very curious results
will be reached. Allowing sixty bushels 10
the load, nearly double what the farmers
team hauls, and it would take n ,6e6 teams
to draw it; and If each team occupy TWEEN
ty feet, it would take 3e5 miles of road to
give them standing room. This is exactly
the distance between Chicago and Cairo.
AM, again, it will require 2s7 vessels and
prop Hers to clear ont our warehouses ii
each one take load Of $4,000 bushels.
And yet all we have in store is nota 1.-THE
Of what cur farmers will send forward dur
ing the season, if satisfactory prices are re-
allied Chicago Tribune. u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-25

FIENDrsH.- small box which was
sent through the mail to Washington, and
which contained two poisonous snakes, was
addressed to Mr.. Lincoln. In emptylng
the bac. the box was broken and the snakes
escaned and were killed. But for this, the
boSNould have beon taken to the Presi-
dents residence, and, perhaps, accomplished
;ts rnnr.lerous purpose.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-25
DOCToR A. THOMPSON,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,

0Tershsservces to the community in curing Acute
and Chronic Diseases in the ost speedy, safe and per
nanent manner. Dr. Thompson may be consulted dalty
On al diseases of the human system. Persons living at
alsnnce can do so By letter. and BY inclosing red
Isnp they will receive answer.
Particular attention given to female complaints chill
treas diseases aud diseases of the Eye
rs1OFgiCg in Burrs new building, opposite United
Sales Hotel. Lancaster. WISCONSIN,. iVf
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INTEREST on THE Missouri Bonds.
The st. Louis Democrat SAYS that the July
interest IS already provided for. and that
Missouri win never repudiate, because She
has ample resources to pay her debt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-25

GEThe London 7Tirsss says that Eng
land would have undergone twenty
years war and could have Afforded il, rsth-
er than surrender the Save Anderson,
whose extradiucn was demanded BY Mis-
souri,.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-25

rE-Wm. Curtis. an old resident Of
p airie du Chien, died on the 4th inst,
aosd 81 wears. He was soldier IN tho
last war with Great Britain. As well as the
Black Hawk war. He has bean a resident
Of this State 25 yeg.s.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-25
a.g- 4 mass war meeting was held at

GsE- a mass war meeting was held at
Galena last week, at which it was agreed
that two companies be raised. Robert
Brand, the Mayor, was first called 10 the
chair, but on his introducing party politics,
as the meeting thought improperly, hewas
voted ont almost unanimously; whereupon,
Mr.. Campbell was called to preside. The
meeting then proceeded narnoniously--
Charles S. Hampstead, Capt. B. B. How
arc late postmaster, John A, Rawlins End
other distinguished democrats acting with
Washburn aud other republicans. Judge
Plat, member Of the Charleston Con-
yention took an active part. The meeting
adjourned with cheers for the gallant Maj.
Anderson. ~ "a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-25
Financial.

The last act Of the Legislature was
to direct the Bank Comptroller to suspend
bis duties, 50 far as requiring the Banks to !
increase their securities and thereby keep
their issues good. This was an act to IA
yor the Banks and injure the people, asthe !
paper Of our Banks suffer depreciation az 7
the effect, while the Banks will gain BY the
operation. Immediately on the passage Of
the act the paper of discrcdited banks fell !
per cent; with the fall Of other s per
cent. on Missouri stocks in Wall street, our !,
banks get another chug. Missouri6's scld
in New York on Wednesday at sic.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-25
I,aRoE IMPoRrs on SPEcIE.-The spe-

LARGE ImPoRrs OF SPEcIE-The spe-
cie importations here continue to be large.
Over $780, 900 in the city Of Baltimore
This specie now is Of no more pubic use
than SO much .siron.p #e have $50, 000,-
eco more than we know what to do with
unless ii can be put into business profit
ably il some form or other. The "Vigo,'
from Liverpool on Wednesday night,
brought sl25,o00; 50 that II twenty-iour
houys sl.e5o,oo0 i specie has come into
the MORT Of New York. Express.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-25

yEE The Chicago Journal OF Tuesday
rays, that about one thousand flgitiyes
had passed ever since last fall none OF
whom met any accident previous 70 last
week, though Chicago was tie place Of
residence Of us Marshall Horne. ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-25

a.E Nearly all the bees III the south Of
have died this year. A person
III TIC New Forest, who bad no hives,
lost every bee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-25
INC pnly 81 Anaerieang.


WHAT DEMocRArIc PAPERS SAY.--4
War is inaugurated. War between breth-
ren. Civil war! When the end viii be
reached no man can tell. But what tho
end will be when reached is not doubtful.
AID It is not aquestion to be debated what
every mans duty is at this fearful iuncturc.
tits TO strike for the Unionl TO fight for
the honor and supremacy of The American
flag. Tot the government ut Washing.
ten acts promptly and vigorously sustain
promptly and vigorously the government.
Ga. Post.
SUPPORT THE GOVERNMENT.
The Madison Patriot says: "1he peo-
pie Of the Northern, or Free States, win
sustain the President However strongly
they might have desired differcaS and
more peaceful policy, they will stand BY tho
Government when the time comes. They
will protect their homes, and sustain the
powers that be- The South must not look
forth forlukewarmness or cowardice--ihose
who now urge peace, do so from no merce-
nary motive, and if the day should ever
come when the General Government needs
support, it viii net be wanting"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-25

RE Chinese editor 10 Sacramehtfs isl
named X ee Yune. He il atalentsd fellowsi
and Il now IL jaiI for seduction-=a very.
rare sin among thoyirtnsup skpigEtsof ~
quill.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-25
DIR. LUDWIG.
nR. THOMAS w. BALTzELL,

asing in Lancaster will give his
undivided attention the practice Of his profession,
Is Physician and Surgeon.
He may be foundat all times at the Drug otore-uh-
alnprOfessionally engaged \,
Agsneral supply Of Family Drugs and Medicines VIII
skst for sale at the old stand of bradshaw Haltze
--prepared bv myself.
lancaster, May goth, 1866 4v-u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-25
PHYSICIANS.
7 H. HYDE, M. D.,

7 H. HYDE, M. d.,
": tLatscf POtsdaaa, N. u
Having permanently located in Lancasterohers hisfro-
s.sional Services as
Physician and Surgeon.
u,.,,.,. has been over 20 years Residence and of
ss Al lie Mace formerly occupied by Dr. y = Wood
Lancaster Wis. jan ISL ioOo go
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DEcrpEDLY ExPREssIvE.-A correspon-
dent sending a marriage notice for pubIica-
ton, says: S
Estates may 20 out i5f the Union, but
men and women viii 90 in. The Lord
have mercy On both parties" 81
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MILLS 4 MCKEE,

MILLS h MCKEE,
-l ATTORNEYS Al Law,
LANCASTER, GRANT COUNTY, WIS.
ne, fsD stairs in Meyers Baitdiag, ." 014a''01
S|'' VI Street, opposite Court House
- -. T., ~. e,reuit Courts and in the Supreme
Coart ofthis State. .os;dsnts and rive
49,, ftte,tion to anv business relating 10 real es-
bsS boh ma be entrusted to our care .,...noes
manifestations promptly ended to and remittances
maze 81 same immediately or collection
JOSEPH T. MILLS, - -
Lancaster, Oct. 18th, 1859.
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business cards, tolinesor under. oney .ar, $50
onesqpare l2iaos (trausient, > arst Insertion LEO
DO, do. anbsequsniinseytions, each IL
40 peryesr' $50
0ae-tOurth q column, per year, - Us 90
1ne-hai' 90. DO rs 90
ons columns do. 1000
stray notices, 4 Insertions ~ 40
galnoticestnsertod BY the folio.
Yearly adgsrtlsersaraa no we'd -four changes.
al kinds Of astices lsaks Deeds Mortgages. Chttti
Mortgages, &C., printed and Cor sale 81 this Office
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-25

Meeting OF Stoclxhoiders-E Election
of Trustees.
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E-The Baifdo Commercial dd0ertiser /
has changed hands, D. r. Jewelt having
sod out Is Rufns Wheeler u Co, who viii I
henceforth publish it as an 'inIependent
Republican paper" Is
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-25

nEThe. object of nearly all great takers
seems to be to excite their own admiration
and they never fail,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-25

A little Loy in Cambridge d.~efibes
snoring 40 "Ietting off sleep
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HOTELS.
MANSION HOUSE.
LANCASTER, WISCONSIN.

MRS. NARY HYDE & SONS, Proprietors
lhanka for the catering patronage heretofore ex-
Sasd 70 tie MANSION, give notice that the House
" we'll kept rs heretofore BY the subscribers.
Tue Ssble Oh the premises is one IF the best in the
4 Rsntry. NARY HYDE & SONS
lancaster, March 10th, 1861. la-4o-tf
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crate S.ote, and then it could not be done
OF the $4,000 troops called out 5000
are from each Stateexcept Florida. The |
number from that State being 1000.
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FROM THE PACIFIC,

The steamship Ariel, from Aspinwall with Cali,
fornia mails Of the lst inst, arrived at New York
on Friday.
The Ariel brings million and a quarter in
specie.
There are no tdings of the sloop of.war Levant.
The Ariel left Aspinwall on the 18th inst.
MEXICO.
Advices from the Mexican coast say that General
Woll is fugitive.
General Miramons army at San Bias.
Gov. Weller, the United States Minister to
Mexico, had arrived at Acapulco, where General
Alvarez had rendered him an escort to the city of
Mexico.
NEW GRANADA.
The war operations in New Granada continue
to be untavorable to the Government. A de-
cisive battle was expected to occur soon on the
plains of Bogota.
forced Government loan is causing much ex-
citement at Aspinwal and Panama.
An attempt was to be made to levy an impost
duty on articles for railroad officials.
VALPARAISO.
Advices from Valparaiso at hand to Deem
Der 18th, and from Lima to the 10th. The politi-
cal news is upimportant. The market at Valparaiso
was well stocked. Business was dull
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EsT=A OLD DOMINION STEAMBO
3al 3557as


EI44 ytss rS5sss4sszss.1.5, rttjL& nELPHiA
:ae,ss. "a -zaAz--5S@-z g In zero, AND
..,,. BALTIMORE A-lnrAD.
RIETER AR&ANGENFh J
III q 2hi atef hE A1, Nov. Goth, Passenger trains
PhA&dsiphia will leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
Daily .eEcent Sunday Is follows, Viz:
EXPRESS TRAIN al $50 A. u, WAY NAIL at I0IF
4, n; EVENING hAILat5IOP NJ '''
On 81 "a at SO h only al trains connect Wit
Hew York Trains except SO 7. H.. on Saturdays
freight Train, with Passenger Car attached, leaves
Il vre de Grace. - ~
From PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE at sl5A.Ml2M
DELAWARE RAILROAD FOR SALISBURY AND IN
TERMEDiATE POINTS
By leaving in Ol5A NJ train will connect at WILMINGTON
Th $50 ~ train daily Except SuDday) for all stations
between Wilmington and Harrington, and on Tuesdays
Ihgrsd avs ana Saturdays for Milford Mondays, We'd
hesdays and Fridays for Seaor6 evng at 10 P
can procure sstoPoYer check from Conductor spend the
nght IN Wilmington, and take the 95 a train for All
sLaIu0ns b~tWCcn Wilmington and Salisbury.
NOIICE,Al coored persons, Hether bond or free vii
De required to bring responsible white person. person
shy known to the Undersigned who will be willing TO sign
bond to the Company before they will be taken over snV
portion Of the road " aug
n24n IN. CRAWFORD, Agent
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SieGDIshIys,

>'ttGulagigS-
rSsS FOR HARLE TON.
'' GEoRGE'S GREEK,
Captain Isaac Willetts,
On THURSDAY, January 3lst, 1861,
No freight received o'clock OIL the day Of sailing
No Bill o. aing wilihe signed after the departure ofthe
sAMuELT. PEARCE, Agent,
Agents IN Charleston. JOHN " CALDW ELL / SON jas
i'd sAv l 4 NAH-
w,,.... Captain C. W. Watson,
On NoNnAY, January 18th, 1861,
80 r. received after i o'clock on day DISABLING
No bills OF iading signed after departure OF the
sAyI. T. PEARCE, Agent,
Agentsin savannah, BRIGHAM, BALDWIN { CO JAZZ
S1fS4. UROMWELL'S
Ssssddsssaa&- LIN E0F EAMERs
BALTIMORE AND new YORK
Leaving BALTIM0EE'
WEDNESDAY Ai frs si SFFG4E'f WI. On
Ne" T fGHsb2 'fn IS IS +; EAf N9fS
cal asSS yr s god n2o
e
Apply &c SAML. I. PEAR RICE, E.u..
lie SPEt.'s wa
orto Z GROWN Ei.L!s co.
81 WEST STREET,
dlStf y.w To..
ct ANER'cAN NJ y N6ss. EXPRESS
AUSTIN BALDWIN 3 CO, Sole PropTietnrs.
Forward small parcels, Packages and heavy freight
all parts of Europe, Steamer twe every Also
steamer via Bremen and HAM urg Through re epls
given and dispatch g1arant,
BILLS OF EXCHANGE ia I'D, pa, ab. in England, Ire
land, Scotland France Gr many iso, TaSSage iieket
secured any European steamer al b-st rates 4, py
JNO q. A HEEkING, Agent
at Office vi Ad ans Express Company.
r2G 3m Bait nor
s[fGSEA BOSTON STEAMSHIPS
-sAiEs%5s The new and magnificent side-wheeI Oy.at
Steamers y. K. SIAC DlHG, Solomon HoWts. comma nj
err and ZEN DEFORp Wm. A. Raiit;, comgiantrr, vii
sail for Boston EVERY FRIDAY, 81: o'clock p ajter
natelr.
CLASS.
Fare sl2, incIadiIis T.-iis aud S..trroo,us
For freight IT plssa-- qUp!y to
A h. HIGGINS, AE.ui,
Office, Boston Stsame 5 w.sf:
mYl6-t foot of Long d Ok
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The New York and Charleston steamship

Line.
New YoRK, Jan. 26.-The steamer Nashville, for
Charleston, has been detained until Wednesday, in
consequence of the light freight and small number
of passengers offering, and because the steamer
Columbia, of the same line, has goue ashore in
Charleston harbor.
U. S. Consul at Liverpool
New York, Jan. 26.-It is stated that the Con.
sulship at Liverpool has been rendered to Charles
+. Briggs of this city, and that he has sgned his
Willingness to accept.