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Me dtToD9cnea' Il ,rony eoDs, ;,,o,.-, .-.
tnero Icing large number ef nas! .,,,..-
Nhe would have been put 70 Great -.
and inconvenionoa, az we'll as dssnn,;.s !,
ment, from the interruption n rn.Ia
nave caused them In not being able 70 ioi. ~.
steamer steamer from Sc Thomas for Europe. i th.r.-
oihcers and crew In the prize, and suffered th.
steamer 20 proceed.
Although in my giving up this valuable priss
Ne naNe uepuvcd The officers snd crow ofa we'll
earned reward ! am assured they are anti.
content 10 lStcgo any adysntsges which might
nave accrued TO thon un icr the circum atanee.-
msy adj that, havin; assumed de 49,
dbility, am willing to abide tho result.
am. very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
CHARLES WILKES, Captain.
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The New York City Press, Yesterday.

The TDfEs thinks that there will be no serious
difference OF opinion among the members of
Congress, in regard to the conduct of the war
and no serious opposition to the policy of the
President. 1t argues that the slaves actually
employed in aiding the rebellion should first DO
eonfscated, and If that does not answer, then all
the slaves Of rebel masters.
Its Washington correspondent gives tho fol.
lowing information relative 10 the much talked
of Republican caucus on Monday evening. brief
ly reported In our paper Of yesterdays
The caucus @ tho Republicans SM attended,
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'sTEsCSAL AND Legal.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE.

December 8, 1851
Public notce IL hereby given that, on the ith day
OF December ! shall proceed ~ draw panels of Ju-
rots for the following Courts ~ be held i'm AMI sr
the CITY aud County Of New YorE, on Ihe Gth day Of
January, 1902.
PANT! Of 100 Pous Jurors for a Supreme Court
CirCult-P.lt2
panel II 100 Petit Jurors for n Supreme Court
Sid Court u' Oyer and rerminer-Part l.
Two panels ~ lOl Petit Jurors each, for a Court
ofComtnon Pleaa-Parts and 2.
Two panels OF iO4 Petit Jurors each, for Superb
60 C.urt-parts / and 2.
A panel of9G Grand Jurors Tor q Court of Oyer
and rormner.
4 panel e 50 Grand Jurors, and a panel Of 100
Pt'i' Jurors, fut a Court Of General Sessions.
JOHN CLANCY,
&C S'il2 Clerk.
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INSURANCE.
FIRENIAN's TRUST INSURANCE. COM
PANY OF BROOKLYN
CAS- ! CAPITAL. Sib0 oeO

One n, Court Street Opposite CITY ul), A,d
o. ~. wa Street Near BroalS Ssy, Now York
W isAhlHed on tie principle ofpaying one half thu
rtivuts stove ton PER cent to tue widows ami Or.
Brooklyn. wv "" "
George Hal, I'll RniLins- Joh, s.,.-.L
Aaron ID, 'raw, Liv X Miller, FreIsTi,tr p,
nnionas u CLARK, Nch,mithRnighis. II. Chit,enden
mirrE Mess. ngerGi lbertL. Hal ghL WIN. II. C,rv,
~ u: GuuStn, NBuntwy ckod, J 'sept Hall
P-ter Duyec, III Frutlingbap, s,nith y. ,.Lcr
yohs stewart Israel ID. Nelsor Peter h. Anderson
~ ~ a. Low, Thorn, MD, :. .warrcns tc,ien,
u - lT' fotd' Mchird T. Buckle. H. Lippiti,
VI ~ w dC smith WI lam Beard, =. J. Hos ird,
Hcuiy 4. P,ct, Henry K Pier4,n. WIN W.u
yohn - T. over M'rsellus Massey Joseph II. Field,
JOIN l. NJ ore, D' Van VourLis,
Ihis Company continues tn insure BlillluRs Nor.
en'ndt+e' p~tlliugs Household Furniture Vcs.
s'i7 I'm lit and their Cargucs, AMI other property
n dLsi los or damage by irc, on " f.v ala ani
huerN terms a. utho- frst-cl'ss companies
- .. GEORGE HALL. President,
WV. ~ RkELi Secretary.
n. WnCkOfF, Jr., Assistant Sscrelary.dG tv.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ELECTION NOTICE-THE ANNUAL
~ meeting oftHe Stockholders Of the washIngton
Ice Company OF the City Of New York, WI take
pace Tuesday, Dec. 10th, 1861, at II o'clooA, A
M At the oico Of the company, foot Of Christopher
street Moth river, at which meeting Five Trustees
will be- chosen r. conduct the busine for tho en-
aullt y,sr By order of Trustees.
X PARKER, JR., Secretary.
Few York, Nov. ~, 1851. nS0 lO'l1
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EOR SALE OR TO LET MONTIILY-A
Il basement barber saloon In Houston st, near
Broadway, elegantly furnished, and doing good
business, having lodging apartments attached 10 IT.
warm and cold water, gas, etc, all for S24 a month
For further particulars apply at l55H Centre st,
cor Of Canal, barber saloon. do 2'l50
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TO LET.

BAKERY TO LET-TN NORTH 9TH, NEXT
ID 5tu II, Wilian.sburgh. A large amount of
family baking done good oven and store. Will br
let from the first of next month, ut the low rent Of
50 fixtures complete. Inquire Of
4. ii. QUINN,
at Long Island Pottery Works,
dei0 s'i99 North Ith, next 9TH st.
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ITO LET-SONE OF THE CHEAPEST
Il apartments in the city, viz neat two story
house in 10Th ave, near 8sth 1t, containing eight
rooms rent s. per month also iloors Of six rooms
in 18th ST. at from s. 10 GIL and eoors Of four rooms
in 2d ave and 10th st, at So SO, aud 81 als1 that
well located store % Rnd i9tk st, rent only
essOO. Apply to JOSEPH MCGUIRE 50 Seventh st,
a, 12b T. doth st. diO 2'l05
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MANHATTAN
h LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
No. 81 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK.
tOppvsito the P,st.OMcel

" ah Capital and Accumulation over. 81 .OlO 0ON
''N'h' "us .''. s.s.ssst....s..... b50. 600
Dividends T. Policy Holders. s.......... $40 OOO
TLis Company, being coni1 by BJard Of Dl.
re- tors 'w4 w4iug -tock in the Company has the al.
v'nt"re ti the sto,k plan OF management with the
m iu icaturc OF sharing tue profits of tho bust.
~ ~ without being liable o. assessments The tri-
'n'i"l divi Tend OF pruh's Of this Company has re-
,N..,g ~ a honu7, Or addition - the policy pl more
u Az tiiy Per cent. on the whole premium r1nH
I't di'il'uis are paid IN tie lifetime = tic as
-n'-i, thus abiding them n pay future premiums
Premiums may be paid annually, semi annually
~ 1f7-tcriy, when The policy 6, for life and tn, an
n ed u.tutium amounts g. : ~ or oycr From 40 u
81 boz cent. may paid 10y notes
Porous Insured may viHt Europe In hrs, rl,a,
' 80 b, without extra charge, 1t ali sess,ns Of the
y,,t.
- HENRY STOKES, President.
G. Y. NEYMPLE, Secretary,
u HhsLN, A.-i!s:. s..
,,,,,, ,...... s n. sTEBpINI, Actuary.
1iI c'lj9
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ITO LET-OFFICES AND ROOMS IN THE
Il Bun building, cor. Fulton and Nassau; steam
power can be had desired. This location Is one Of
he besi for business, Of any In The city. Rents low.
Apply II the Bun once. hS 2AaoglH
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ssROCERIES. ~

LNECELSfOR FAMILY FLOUR-wAR-
LIrAnted ~ suit; price o. per bbl, delivered free
W. n. GILLETTE 2O4 Front 81. Orders received
In Brooklyn, At i3O Fulson ave, and S25 Fulton 81.
WuliAmsburgh, 2iT Grand st; Greenpoint corner of
CAyer and Sd 81; Jersey City, sxpresa othce, Is En-
change Place nl6 2ta0'il9
-FLOUR-FLOUR- GOOD AND
l. cheap for cash look At tho priesthood hpur,
So supertne, SO 90 choice extra 81, dsli yered.
Come one, come AL. II. 4. COYLE5 cheap stores,
lSi and lS6 Myrtle ave, near Cold st, Brooklyn.
nn9O 24a5sl0I
NEW PICKLED HERRING FROM LAB
1Nrsdor, large and prme-Also picked herring
fom Halifax and Esstport, of A No, extra quality
for retang Just received aud .or sale by the barral
at lowest nett cash price, by A. w. ROSE, whole
sale dealer in fish aud provisions, 22S Washington
gt, near Barclay. d. S'iOT
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nIREyrORa.
~ Nc y. HERGEN, JOHN X. PRt'YN,
nNnM. VI I6fkNlD, SAMlEL VAN WICK,
iilhNM y 81 JOHN, ALEXANDER MoCIE,
"a ~ ~ l. hAShllOl Sc, CIIAS A. SILVER
= NML9 iN Nil LR STEPHEN A. DODGE
- US hlEsE u. :. NOOIiIIIES.
juHN l. Sp,D"R JAS V. S,UCO -MIKEp
Unison LFAKE MICHAEL NrVtY
u!NlN J.IUILEN, ALEN'R 'NDTIIiIIr-
tlNthtITu sAsF JERTNI an Ni',!6EII
liulp s. CIR OEE, SAM M. CARR SoS
'Mi w = u. ovulER MCHARD y. LEVEHICH
~ - :, ~ MAKER pEMAS STRONG,
''.lln ~ NANniRiliT JOHN LEFFERTS,
o 'N'l link " OLIVER - FLEET,
N'' IhllhsllANk GEORGE RICHARD
1900. =, .. TFCNlS r. BERGEN, Presr
'"''' u lhoMPsoN, Jr, sec'y 40 lY'li4
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ITO LET IN THE SUN BUILDING, COR
i nsr Of Nassau and Fulton sts, Offices and large
roonnA suitable fsr manufacturing purposes, with
which steam power oAa bs had Y required. Htlo
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THE
LAFAlETGE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
or BROOKLYN.
49,. 49,. Nlll'f, urAScu OFFICE,
." y LIDS 81 lEET Ii WALL STREET
thpOkLlN. NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL, 10000 DOLLARS.
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ITO LET-CHEAP APARTMENTS IN 3D
Il ave, Nos sos, s6T, and in rear OF 1885, and store
and apartments In 300 East 18th ST. also stores suit
ABLE for any business, In the houses 23d st.
and A. Inquire on the premises, or of M.
OKEEFE, 800 East 23d st. do Aac'lH
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ITO LET'S A MONTH - COTTAGE
Il house, rooms, fronting city railroad, South
Brooklyn, near Hamilton ferry; also half house At
Yorkville, rooms, $40 = month. Apply ~ Co
lumbiA st. Brooklyn. do 400
ITO LET-A NICE ROOM FOR AN Of
Il Gee, 12xiO feet, on 4th floor, in the Sun Build
ing, entraI CO 1873 Fulton 81. d. u'lT4
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Y H Company irvrcs Property of all kinds AGAINST
a. - on 'mr.e 10y Fire, oh M favorable terms as
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ILANTED-A MAN OF STEADY uAlsTS

.sSDelie CED-2 OR MACHINISTS. WISE
fne dit ehnds. Apply to y. KELLY Nv,
why's n. j. and t. JAS VI Me n, 40 Wa,.t
~ iin a'i11
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Why is needy IrshmAn like HermAnni Bs-
cause he is pressed to dig-a-tatsr (prestidigita-
ttur.)
SENTIMENTAL young lady, rescued ffcn4
being" Practical parsat-"Why my dsE, We
dog
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,,,,,,. =, ,r,,-,..,, IN Ms J. HERGEN Pfcl't,
HEO. ". HUME Assistant.
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ASEWiNG -WANTED--PEN
- Snnn who VIA ~ Learn operate On Sin yor f..
eNing ma0li .Os tGrrns oGly 81, 400 prs.a,ic5 l
y Sndb - ~ 49, tlao acme so-t gsw'-s - lA'f.
b. pani.'''- rs1a. Ibqubs ~ DaNloav NJ /
coc, urIa 9'-csiOi
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A Judge of spotloss New York ernine is here,
demanding something good Of the Administra-
ti0n in tho name Of the HERALD. He presents
a letter from the notorious Bennett to the Ad-
minstration bosom, and says-your Office or
your life. The Judge rejected 4 Consulate late
ly with anger he declined Paymastorship
with contempt. Is it possible that another
Major Generalship Is to be created ?
The World is urging greater military energy
as a necessity, and thinks that there has been
great disappointment among the people on ac-
count of tho inactivity of the great Potomac
army. 1t also sees political danger in protract-
cd delay, a strong party Is rising in favor of
sweeping abolition doctrines and nothing but
decided military success can keep it down.
In reference to confscatod and fugitive slaves,
It has the following
II appears that the colonization scheme for
fugitive and coniiscated slaves, suggested by
the President, was a iayorite idea Of Jeffersons.
At the time that Gabrlel's insurrectiOn broke
out in Virginia. and while Jefferson was the
Governor Of that commonwealth, he correspond
cd with the President with view Of obtaining
permission from some friendly power for the
colonization Of emancipated slaves, and others
likely TO become dangs GUS TO public safety.
Mr. Jefferson suggeste' the West Indies as the
place which mature y ems TO have formed 10 be-
come the receptacle of the blacks transported
into this Hemisphere" st. Domingo he thought
the most promising Of the islands for the object.
II none OF the islands could be obtained, Africa,
he said, remained as q last resort.
The HERALD 10 taken up, sditoriAlly. with
stale abuse Of Greeley, Raymond, and othsua
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7 ,AB0RERS wANTED-1OO LABORERS
- wanted, on tho RAritan and Delaware Ray Rail.
road: Take the s.eamer Naushon, foot Of Bolinson
~. Wages 80 cents per day. di0 S'iiO
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WANTED - SEVERAL EXPERIENCED
w hNis To balste, fell and finish military coat,
after mschino also good tailor. Apply 3Sj
roadway. di0 2'l0i
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EMFLOYNENT-MaIe-.

RONNET FRAMES-A MAN WANTED
-. cut out. None bu, an experienced hand, tia,
ms worried At the business, need apply. one that
understands sticking preferred Apply a, the BIT
Selslor hanufactory, 3si Canal st. diO 2'i3S
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Report of Commodore wilkes to the Secre-
tnry of the NRyy.-Why he did not SelEe
the Stenmer Trent, NJ he did the Rebel
Comm ls-lOncrs.
Tho following is tho interesting report OF
Capt. Wilkes, assigning his reasons for the at.
rest OF Mtssrs Mason and Sldol
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Arrival OF q British Prize.

The British schooner Jane Cam bell OF Live-pool-for
mcry the Hsrndcn, OF Washington, C-was yesterday
attcrnoon brought into this port as prize by acting
Naslur John Baker. OF the bark Braziera.
she taken by tho steamer State OF Georgia, or
Beaufort she from Liverpool, for Havana, and has
a cargo Of salt and some flannel She had been laying or
Beaufort days and seized by order of the Com
nodore OF the ieet. she towed 10 the Navy Yard
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
De-. No..

PH.LApELiniA, Dec. sc, 1881
Stocks dull. Pennsylvania state 5s, IL Reading Rail-
fosd, lsts Long Island Railroad, 9ii; Philadelphia Rail
DAD rs. sight exchange New York at par 10 per
discount.
PiflLApgiP1lll Dec &C. 1851.
Flour verY duh Wheat ., caacd sales 1000 bushels
rod 81 80 81 81 white, 81 40 81 49, Corn quiet sales
5000 bushes at d4c. Provisions quiet, Coffee buoyant
Nhiskey nrin at zoe. 2091c
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force Is at work the covered face which protects the
land front of the main work
should Judge th the inhabitants Of this place deemed
IL best take the'oath of allegiance without murmnr,
when they found themselves poweress 10 take possession
o Fort Taylor for II commands the entire island aud
could reduce the city to ashes in half an hour.
Business Of all kinds is very duh There are no vessels
here, wrecks and excitement Of any kind. The ar
rivals Of mails anu from the North are what the
inhabitants live upon There Ia an exc llent hotel at
present but poorly patron2od-why so Know not for
persons coming South for health and quot life would
hnd Key West preferable to Havana and lar better than
Nassau
The New York herald., 1861-12-17
Death OF q Prominent Citizen.

HAMILTON, G. W., Dec 49, 1851.
Andrew Stevens President Of the Gore Bank died sud
denly this morning Of paralysis. He was in ordinary
health last evening He has been connected with the
Gore Bank for quarter Of century.
The New York herald., 1861-12-17

The Board expects additional advances from al Of the
banks named except the Bank OF Louisville which do
clined call upon her for an additional sum.
large amount in the aggregate, remains in the hands
of disbursng agents for tho scattered regi
ments process Of formation for which, in many cases.
vouchers have not been returned.
From apprehension that the officers Of the United
States Army would not be able 10 furnish clothing for the
troops OF the State rapidly II would be needed the
General has under the Instructions OF the
Board for seventeen thousand suits OF uniform
clothing and twenty thousand great coats. They are
now being rapidly supplied and Of superior quality,
and it believed that the soldiers Of the State will be
comfortable
In addition to troops recruited since the commence.
men Of the operations Of this Board there already
in service several regiments OF vluntoers The Adutant
has taken the necessary steps to secure perfect
rolls of these regiments that they may bs preserved in
tha nroper office
The New York herald., 1861-12-17
KENTUCKY AND THE WAR
REPORT OF THE MILITARY BOARD-NUMBER OF
TROOPS IN THE FIELD
THE EAST TENNESSEE PATRIOTS.

President Temple, OF the Kentucky Military Board,
submitted tho report Of tho transactions OF that body
since its reorganization in September to the Legislature
the 7h inst The total number Of men enlisted up to
the 3oth OF November appears to be s12 In some in
stances the rolls show larger numbers the
occurring from the negligence OF officers making their
eturns These are in addition to tho several regiments
completed prior to tho organization Of the Board The
total amount Of money borrowed up to this time from the
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MAsrEp-for local purposes, company OF hundred
men who are not capable OF performing service in the
nsld, yet are able to perform duty in the city None
need apply who capable OF field service good re-
ierences will be required as character Apply at the
oiice. corner OF Broad and Ninth streets
urtra
The New York herald., 1861-12-17

Again prepare for the readers Of tho HERALD CON-
ation Of from the secession papers OF the South
viii be found Of general interest 70 tho reader who
ay be anxious to keep fully advised of the movements
In the rebel States-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-16

-,.,.,-;ty In . den Of thieves. The truth
:. sns Floyd robbery is just now the sole
.s.r. of wonder among all honest men, and
ava, the Democratic hlhbusters are for once
taken sbsck.
T do not think there viii be any further con-
secrston of free territory, or even OF New
Mexico, to Slavery, by any act of Congress OF
Of the UniOn.saving Conference MIR. Lincoln
approach, and his admirable addresses on the
wsy are beginning to give backbone to wesR
Republicans, and to silence the clamor OF 'ne
Slavery, Propaganda. Even the Buchanite' are
growing bold. Howell Cobb recently wrote 70 "
one of his old associates, in the Cabinet sna'
IL he wished to visit them in the new COnieoe'
racy he would send him passport Inc MN
lister replied, be intended to come ne1s spflDs'
but under the protection Of the United States!
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-16

political matters take In case of the clearing up Of the
troubles which low interfere seriously with business
the disposition TO count upon the future in the way of
earnings viii decide the declaration of dividends, which
otherwise it may be considered imprudent to pay.
Mr.. Wilson, Treasurer ;9f the New-York Central
Railroad Co., has Issued the ft>llowing notice:
The regulations in reference TO the transfer OF stock
and the Issuing of stock certificates In th company VIII take
effect reopenng transfer bVok on Friday the 2d
day OF February inst; . =, - a.
F The full and place Of redeE. Of every person 70
whom stock 10 transferred must be stated IN the Of
transfer and IN the certificate
Of transfers to hms the OF the Nn ana VIC place
where its business Il conducted must be stated -. .
SeeoHd In every application 10 transfer stock ey Vftoe
power attorney power fsed dsd snd signed
TO be complete instrument before transfer perHed
under H. No trsnsfer be aowed under opeb or defect
i've power
Third. certificate presented In which there s been cn
alteration iateneson. te application 70 transfer
stock represented by such certificate must DO dscnsd snd
the applicant referred TO this Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-16

MoRE COUNTERFEIT MONEY Scarcely day
eapses that new counteres not Issued in this city,
and the bills of nearly every bank in the United States
altered to other denominations have been used for the
purpose of defrauding the community. The greater
part of these couneres first make their appearance in
this vicinity, but since the introduction of the Police
Telegraph the operations Of the gangs who perpetraie
the frauds have met with severe checks. Within
short time past scarcely new counterfeit has been
issued, but that information thereof has been secretly
communicated at headquarters, and the police have
been notified through the medium of the telegraph 10
put sbopkeepers on their guard. Yesterday evening
Detectives Pool and Roach, followed two suspicious
looking men from the boarding-houfe No. 20 L'Spenard
street to the New-Haven Railroad, Where they
bought tickets for Boston. The ofcers asked
them where they were going, when the
fellows told them it was none Qi theiE business
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-16
NO COMPROMISE.
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
PROM THE TRIBUNE CORRESPONDENCE


From Chester Conn
For the benefit of those who loudly calling on
be Republicans to do something to save their couh-
sry" wish THK TRIBUNE would publish the following
Resolutions passed by the Connecticut Legislature In
1850 when Seymour was Governor, and sent to Sena-
tors in Congress by him. They passed almost unan-
u,ously, majority being Democrats:
Rs.osS Thai Congress has full Constitutional power to pro-
hlbi slavery In the Territories Of the United States by Les
vo snactDea and that the duty Congress 70 P. with
on. delay such strict and positive LAWS % WIZ eneet
is.S hs, aiewi,e fun Constitutional powe
70 remove Slavery ssd save Trade from the District OF 20
unb this should be At once exercised for the
Immediate prohbon Of the Slave Trade therein and for the
on Slavery upon such terms Of compensation TO the slave
Rorea That "a the the people Of Connecticut
DO hereby sOsmny ream pnatersoe attachment TO tEe
Federal Union and inhexibe discrimination TO adhere to our
National Constitution and abide by Al is compro Ises 70 the
letter and In the spirit Of the same while with unae
able nnexbe purpose deferred BY threAt oil dsunion
forever oppose any and Of compromise
BY which portion Of the territory now belonging to or
given 70 or le unprotected asn's the enO0.cen' Of
From Grand Rapids Mich
The independent and fearless position OF The IRlB-
usx IN regard to our national affairs commands the
unqualified appreciation of Republicans, in this section
Of the country When weakened representatives.
Of Republican principles remble and falter under the
lash of our Southern masters and when revered leaders
In the cause of Liberty and Humanity forget the teach
inos of other days and ignore the convictions OF NE
tine we are proud ~ The TRiBUsr giving forth
no uncertain sound To-day asyesieFdsy, bathing iOt
nS1s nS,n1s nsos gi anu follow no such leadership,
say Tax TRIBUNE to c. NJ. Clay, and the people say,
God bless THg TRIBUSE /! is night ana VIII he sas'
tanned The principles of the Republican party as
embodied in the Chicago Platform aud maintained oy
Tar TRIBUNE will IRE, while those who would aban
ssn MICHIGAN.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-16

Poole then insisted upon searching them but met wiz
great resistance. Upon the person Of one of the fslov
the officers found 81 in counterfeit ves on the Nun.
Bank of Massachusetts and threes on the Haforl
Bank Of Hartford, Conn. They had $225 in gool
money, bills and gold secreted In their pocketA The
fellows gave their names as John Watson and VIM. H.
Maxwell They were locked up at Police Headquar-
ters During the night John Sullivan and James Sul
van Were arrested by the Eighth and Tenth Ward Po.
hce Tor attempting to pass the counterfeit IS blk On
the Munson Bank about the city.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-16
THE PEOPLE SENDING THE GOVERNMENT
MONEY IN SMALL SUMS.

To hs Edtto, Of The ~ T. Tribune.
SIR: Inasmuch the capitalists have, or at least
are represented having banded together and pledged
themselves not to loan the Government any money,
thus attempting to the Republicans and drive e
North into compromise, dictated By the South, why
would it not be good idea, for all people who are in
favor Of maintaining the Government and especially
those who for sustaining the incoming administra-
ton TO give the Government pledges of their support
by subscribing for such loans may be necessary to
carry on the Government, / would suggest that sub
country and that all persons merchants, farmers,
and mechsnics-be allowed TO subscribe such sum as
they please the money not to be called for unless abso
lutely needed. W. c. D.