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JEFF, DAVIYs CoMPKoM MISE.

1EFF~ DAF1SS C0MRROM1SE.
jefferson Davis, Esq, the Tycoon Of the
Southern Confederacy, has two-told com
promise which hc tenders to opeople in these
latitudes, "Seuthern powder and Southern
steel" his measures Of adjustment are
fifty regiments to be marched upon Wash
ington, and his mode Of conciliation is q
military campaign among Northern cities.
This is the only basis Of settlement which
he is prepared to consider. Good for JEFF
ferson! He has proper appreciation Of
the crisis, and be is meeting it with words
at least of the right sort Wigtall says lie
intends to finish the North in three cam
paigns-the first winter to be spent in Phi
lade]phia, the second in New York, and
the third in Boston.
Now, in behalf Of the Northwest, we
bid these Boabdils thrice welcome. We
trust, in their particular love for Washing
ton, Philadelphia, New York and Boston,
they will not forget tie humber claims Of
Chicago. We beg that after subjugating
the Atlantic seaboard they will not over
look the eight OF nine millions Of barbara
ans in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan,
Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota, Kansas and
Nebraska, who fancy they have some inter-
est in North America, and who might feel
slighted if Davis and Wigfall should not
give them turn. Fetch on your bears,
General! Your compromise is relished in
fhis nna.tar
, 1861-02-19
THE UNION, TIE CONSTITUTION
AS THE FATHERS MADE IT,
AND THE ENFORCEMENT OF
THE LAWS.
EREEWEN RALLY.

4 meeting will be held At Metropolitan Hall,
on Tuesday evening, Feb. 10, 1861, Of all those
who are determined that the Constitution shall
not be rcnodelled to give additional guaran-
traitors, their sympathlscrs md abettors; who
are unaltesably opposed to the introduction
into the Territories Of the cause Of all our Pc
1itical wots, a1d who are in favor Of. the in
flexible yet discreet execution Of the laws rs
thcy arc. Let there be united and emphatic
cxpr. ssiou On the part of all those who sym
, 1861-02-19


GuF1ey.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Permit me to say few words in reference
to the meeting at Bryan hall on Saturday eye-
ming Inst. As siguer Of the call, have un-
knowingly erred, inasmuch as believed Wis
signing call for meeting Of the Republicans
Of this city, who approved the course Of Hon.
VIM. Il Seward in the Senate of the United
States-there to renew our faith in his ability,
patriotism, and fidelity to the Union and the
Constitution; but did not thereby propose
to indorse the Kellogg and kindred compro-
mises, nor did anticipate that the Republican
press of this city was to be denounced or dis
countenauced if they differed with Us in sen
timeut, it was simply their right and privilege
50 to do.
I therefore disayow further knowledge Of
the objects Of the meeting, and should most
certainly, had been present, voted against
the resolutions.
Most respectfully, JOEL GUR1EY.
, 1861-02-19
PROGRESS or THE PRESIDENT ELECT
His Passage thrsngh tho Empire Stste.


The trxin bearing the Prosfde6tc elect and
narty 1efR Hnna1o ut a quarter before sir this
morning, Be was escorted to The depot By
COMPANY aD:' 18th Regiment, which Compa,
ny also acted as escort upon Its reception.
Notwithstanding tue early hour, several hun
dred people were present to bid Mr.. Lincoln
and two passenger cars, under command Of
John Corning Of Buffalo. Mr.. Lincoln and
family aud suite occupied sleeping car and
the rear car of the train.
Among the distinguished gentlemen on the
train, besides those previously reported as ac-
companying AIR. Lincoln, are J. Collamer Of
Baffdo, r. Dorshci1ner aud L. Dorsheimer Of
Buffalo, Hon. E. ". Lcavenworh Of Syracuse,
Judge SAankhnd of Syracuse, Hon. 4 Hub
bell Of Utica, Msj. j. J. Peck Of Syracuse,
Horace Greeley, Gen. G. 4. scroggs, Major
Scranton Of Rochester, Hon A. Westcott Il
Syracuse, and Gov. Morgan's staff
AT BATAVIA.
At Batavia the train stopped five minutes
Some hundreds we're assembled to greet AE:
Lincoln, who, IN answer 10 their cheers ap-
peared on the rear platform, and simply
bowed.
a lew miles east OF Batavia the train was
des2lncd snort time W broken axle On the
forward passenger car.
AT ROCHESTER,
The train arrived at Rochester at O'Clock,
A .rou,n NJ neon,e. numherinr MT 1ess thsn
~ e,,sa tha s,,no. .-orna Tho ,onr,, A.
~' ,~.-I..~. - -. .
1'neoni " ~ 49, o ~ -1a,o. ne4A1l'0'
o'o ie@p"nuso ~ 40 s.e', ~ .o1'o"e
AR. LlSco1Ss SPEECH
confess m'ee'' alter na''ng seen large a.
o1enee' s,ae' 'e4.t ae st ~. nsimea WIN .ols
1.a ~, wi, enouc,, to believe ,hat von a.. ,.+h
-,a INV, any ,r;h n Gao n,e s a, ,,d,rta,., h..
because I'M, for the tiue being, the representa-
tive OF tho American people. could not If I
would address you at any length; ! have not the
strength, even II Ind time. for long speeches At
these many interviews that arc sdorded me on MY
xay 10 aanlnSIon'
4ARRear merely 10 zee you and let you tee me-
and to bassx21 farewell. hope IT will be under
Ssooo toAt !" .o1 ~ .spee'oon ~ o''''1!se
sn,ooay 'aA' = ~ A'' Aee' ''A 81 sfeA'e'
Thoe-,,o f,,1o!Ad tn. nre,enc- oe n 1,ros
,,o1,ce forcr rcnt the crowd from nre.s,np On
, 1861-02-19
EQBLx DONE,

st, Louis yesterday gave Treason and
Disunionism crusher. The UnconditionI
al Union ticket has full 5000 majority.
The omens from other portions Of the State
indicate like result. We think we are
safe in saying that D;sunionisrn-17er SC or
Conditional is wiped out in Missouri.
, 1861-02-19
CITY CHARTER

CITY CHARTER.
The amended city charter, which passed
the House Of Representatives some days
since, went through the Senate yesterday
By an unanimous vote. We shall place it
before our readers as soon as q perfect
copy can he obtained from Springfield.
, 1861-02-19

NORTH CAROLINA.
A few returns from North Carolina in
dicate that that State has followed the e1-
ample of Tennessee BY voting against
Convention
, 1861-02-19
FROM SPRINGFIELD,
THE CHICAGO CHARTER AMEND
MENT PASSED.
THE PExITESTIlRY APPROPRIATION,
NEW JUDICIAL CIRCUIT


AAAA-$s% %%$s.As 49,
THE THORNTON LOAN BILL
Some few days ago the Thornton Loan Ill
was lost on third reading in the Senate, ant
those opposed to 1t moved, as the parliamcn
! 'tary practice is, to reconsider the motion AMI
and then to Lay the motion On the table, 81
killing the bill and burying 1t. To-day mo
ton was made to take up the bill, and th'
whole morning nearly was occupied In th,
discussion Of the point Of order. The Senate
finally decided By a close vote to reverse th1s
rule above alluded to, and to establish another
that motion to take from the table require.
the same vote as to place 1t there, The Thorn
ton Loan Till, now on its third reading, pro
vides that bonds to the amount of one hun
drea and seventy-hye Thousand dollars bs
issued, drawing interest at SIX per cent.
CHICAGO CHARTER AMENDMENT.
The House bill amending the Chicago City
Charter passed By an unanimous vote.
CHICAGO ALTON r. r.
The bill incorporating the Chicago T. Alton
Railroad passed, after discussion, Mr. Ogden
speaking at length in favor Of 1t.
THE SPECIE DANK BILL,
m from the comm,+toa 49, r;naaea m ~ ~.
plodoet+ ot,.-sa A. ON nana1,ant - ..-.,s;.u M -.
the Co1nn,ss;oners namoa thana,s 80 49,, ,..s. ~
;,r tho;- ,nno,nt,nan+ n,ih 49, 80. .'
Th;s wos voted dow w. u,ahoa 49, ssaSas ~. .
str;te mt so nrch ~ thn IN ~ ,aa1s.a 49, ~ y
h,n1. ,ha anonn,.1 .o.,t - 49, e...a 80. ~
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s.o 'ao,e' ~ 1' " 'ono oiespons''
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=. ,~.s. n'..'.u ' 1..-,',N" -, o4auao oA
80 s.' 11o A'"1 49,. ,H4e auu otnee
'ne o'4' was
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III ~ 49, H.anss,. '~. f.ops4ty sa"1oeo'
~, no,fns,.s. 1 -zes g.. -. =, ~ uo'u nouses'
~ 49, IIo.,sa ~ ~, s -. e eooSi1'
u,ont - 49, ~ rs,s-,., 49, ~ ras..a = ~, eue Pay
49, sn,a.;ea @ ~. a. ~. ssa - enlcaso "
Co,n,,,,.aa hr H. ~ chnsas o.a .-,.a ~ 0nu1etafs
,nort th.t ~. a..r;s,oas ~" h,,, =. .,1, 1eno,
~ .-~,... ''. 49, Gss-.- ~ 49,. y, ~. VIZ eaoa'o not
, 1861-02-19

In accordance with the resolutions passed at
the meeting at Bryan Hall on Saturday night
the committee appointed for the purpose, met
In parlor No. l at the fremont Housc Inst eyc-
ming, to take into consideration the celcbr1-
tion Of the ensuing e2l Of February. The
following gent1emcn constituted the commit
tee referred to:
J; 7. Woodworth, !. Il. BOWEN, r. N Honeh,
Wicker, A E Kent, Hiram Wheeler, ]. il. Reh-
Ms9 Msdsxo!th; Y ,1an TasiSF; :; Tew9s :. u:
3. II. Hinsdale. John l. n11coek, +. G. Adams,
F.: G. Sherman, Il. D. col.tn, +; E. Iarned, John
: '. Farwel, C. II. Culbertson-
Upon organizing, Hiram Wheeler wis ap-
pointed Chairman Of the meeting, and T. B.
Bryan, Secretary.
J. B. Bowen, Esq, stated the inject Of the
meeting and read tho resolutions passed at the
Bryan Hall meeting on Saturday night.
On motion Of R. II. Hough, committee of
five WIS appointed to get up programme and
make all the initiaiory preparations for cele-
brating Washingtcn's Birthday in Ill appropri.
ate manner, WIth power to invite the Clergy,
the Mayor and Common Council, to take part
in the exercises. This committee was coutti-
tinted BY the following persons:
]. II. Bowen, F. G. Adaue, Geo. II. Gray, e. &.
Wicker, j. P C13rkaon.
The committee retired to report.
The Committee TN Programme returned
partial report, appointing the following com.
mitteas:
J. 2. Clatkson, Committee on Clergy
E. P. ToWne, Committee on Judge ind Ta:
Messrs, Gray and Tu,tlt. On Mayor and Common
Council.
r. n. Hongh, on Eoa.d Of Tredc
Messrs. Wicker and Bowen on Wiswaul.
f. G. Adams, on Finance.
Neasrs. Cnlbertson and uauc1ck Gil Nusic
G. 8. Hubbard, Esq, sas appointed the Mar
shal Of the day, and John Hancock Assistant
Marshal
The opening prayer ut the meeting Gu the
ed is to be by Dr.. Lord.
Reading address, Rev. james Pratt
Benediction by Rev. ". II. Rider.
J. f. McVicker rendered the use Of lis
theatre for the occasion, and q vote Of thanks
was returned. Tie committee adjourned at
half past ten, to meet this evening at the
Briggs House, at half-rast seven, Al invita-
ton is extended to eli military, benevolent and
other societies to send representatives, anl all
who a1e interested in celebrating the day
should attend tonight.
, 1861-02-19

PERsosAL-Rey. A. ]. Joalyn, editor Of the
Elsin 9dzette, has assumed the editorial con-
troll Of the organ Of the Illinois Temperance
Union, the Temperance Journal, of this city.
, 1861-02-19
THE CITY,

BREEF1T-To MademoIselle Cora this cven-
Ing. at Mirasolc's Academy, corner Of Clark
and Madison streets. Mile Cora Invites her
friends to attend.
FEsT1vAI.-~The ladies' Of the sedgwick
III. E. Church are preparing for a festival, for
the benefit Of their Sunday School, to take
place next Friday.
, 1861-02-19
Netn advertisements.

NEW OIL-The Chicago Oil Com
~ pany arc now ready to sell State, County and
& T2Ta sShss To- manufacture their newly di.eoyesel
for 50 cents per gallon and Is equal to the best
sene reqare m werts q manufacture. SAMPLES SCI
On receipt q a1ty cents n stanips. address
OIL Co. III Randolph street r. o. Box 3s7f fels1lE
, 1861-02-19

No C0nce8NI0n8.
The 7th Ward Republican and the eth Ward
Seward Club had spirited meeting on satur-
day last, at which vigorous resolutions in Of.
position to concessions to Slavery were passed.
The last Of the series WAS in these words:
5th. Resolped, That We denounce the comp,o O.
mise resolutions offered By 31r. Kellogg, jn
the House Of Representatives, rs treacherons
and demsra1lzing to the Republican party and
the American people.
These two Clubs In the 7th Ward are tie
firm upholders in the true faith; and compro-
mlaers must look elsewhere than to them FIR
comfort which treason to the great cause de-
fnanda.
, 1861-02-19

0EIGINA
lcesdtcate to expire the lst day Of January Is1
ArD1roR's OFFICE SrATE or IL.1SoIs}
springfield, February 18th, 1851.
Whereas The tioodhnc Insurance Company OF yew
York City has died in this oce statement 81 the con
dion oflts Affairs ~ required by An to regulate
the Agencies Of Insurance Companies
an oct ancndatorT thereto approved January I'd 1s.
EVIDENCE that Possessed Of the required
n tIs olco written tnstrunleEt signed hy the Pres
PHILLIPS .: Chicago, Il'no It's Agent foF Chg trans
u1teseEvedy authorizing hip to aeknoxlesEe tericc
sentias hat service Of proc:ss upon hin thc fat.l
upon the Company. and w3ytng nll claim errpr By
reason Of such service.
SOW tnersfors IN EqEsasnee Pic of ths Ptoyis.cns of
Public Acc9nats ~ 81 thS snats q ilnos 90 hersby
9ssas I'D compsny t. t!ansast the business cf
January, In the year eighteen hundred and sixty iwo
50 fat as he may b: legally empowered to do said
Company.
t-~->, In testimony whereof hav. hereunto sub.
SEAL ecribtd NY name. and al1cu the real nf iny
'' otdce At spr1ns saed, tits fifteenth day Of FeG-
, 1861-02-19

Cook i McLain, o. Dearborn street, have
| made their price for eleanins and dyeins gents
garments less than any other house In the city.
l fA
, 1861-02-19

REHorA1-T1e Michigan Southern & Northern
Indiana Railroad Company have removed their
General Freight and Passenger Office from No. 81
Dearborn street, to No. No. 56 CErk street, under
the Sherman House, on Tuesday, Feb 9Th, 1851.
felS-l1t GKQ ~ GnAF
, 1861-02-19

~ Fur ANY operation upon your teeth. or for
PERFECT artificial work Of any desirable STYLE call
on Dr. Albaugb, No. So West Randolph st.
ja233m
1LL1So1s Cr8nESCr.-I buy all kinds Of discred-
tied Illinois Currency at the highest market price.
E. K. WILLARD,
fet9ct31w No. Clark street.
, 1861-02-19

sD The annual meeting Of the Ladies' H.
Irstrial School Association will be held In the
lecture room Of the Second Presbyterian
Church, on Monday, Feb 25, at 8 o'clock p. m.
3frz. CHAs. i. LAND, Sec.
SPECIAL LNorICE.-A1cmbers Of the Chicago
Merchants 5 Association will meet ut the usual
place, this evening at ~ o'clock. Let every
member attend, rs full reports will be made
l'y ths Bank Committee, aud future action
will be decided upon.
1fppPrY Linn aurr
, 1861-02-19
Correspondence.

CHICAGO, Feb. 14lh, 1861.
M1ss EMMA HARD1saE: Learning that it is
you purpose to visit this city in few dayS,
and having been apprised Of the great WI i
you hsve undertaken Of founding and eslab-
1iahing an asylum for fricndless and outca.t
women, may we venture to propose that yru
will name an evening when ron will, BY pu;.l..:
lecture, explain to our citizens your plan Of
bringing about TINT much needed Information
Van q: Higgins. John C. Haines,
Chas. II. GroJ, Jos. K. Z. Forrest
G. n Holden, I. L. Millikcn
Robert Col1yes, Grnnt Goodrich,
J. II. Tuttle, Geo Schneider,
Jno. L. Kellogg, c. H. RAY,
B. ". Raymond, Jon'n Burr
, 1861-02-19
Yours faithfully md Obliged,
EMMA HARD1sdE.

KMcKERBocKER FOE AARoH.-"OldK Knic!s," !"
as usual, is ahead Of all contemporaries. It is
capital number. The leading articles arc,
Our Copper California, by James Parton, civ
irg detailed visit of the author, with his wife,
"Fanny Fern," to the Lake Superior Copper
Mines; Bob-o' Link, by Fitz james O'Brien !;
French Colonies in North America, by Thon,as
h. Hubbard; The Legend Of yioiante, Ly
Oliver s. Leland; Lord Bacon, By Hon. J. w.
Edmonds; Flauteroy Ve1rian's Fatc, by Har.
riet E. Prescott; Rev Mr.. Tympan'a Misfor-
t1nei,, Fly William Witt Skies; the Interesting
revelations Of Wall street, By Richard B. Kim
ball; 4 New Theory Of Bohemians, By Charles
Astor Busted (Cazl Benson): with poetry, ill.,
erary notices, editors table, etc. To be Lad at
all the periodical depots.
, 1861-02-19
Wednesday erenfng, Complimentary Deneat 10 ME-
and ARS. ". J. FLORENCE.
COMPLEMENTARY OVATION
~ TO THE
FLOR E n CES.

We invita- the attention Of our readers TO The fnoE
Ing correspondence; II needs no comment from "a.
~ 1t -, Aks for Itself:
CHICAGO, Feb, H. 1861.
Aa, Mas. FE0BKxcK-The undersigned. your
friends desrous Of expressing to yourself and lady IN
soma substa1u form appreciation Of your efforts
IN contributing. 20 largely to entertainment u.
ring this and Jour former engagements in this city
spectfay request Jou To aece51 Complimentary Ben-
cts such cvantng during the present week II you
may designate.
Cook, J. l. Tileon Jno. Jsre-. Sam. Dunu, Henry
i Aaa T. Sses osW,9ns W.s.rnt & u eotSn a Hfihwsy
thas, Ws6b, Jas X Wiis,r, rau! benni.. i. Il. sails
bu9. VIM johnson. Henry ,ils,rd. {. :. Meanond,
Ho:mer. Z. o. Tulisr s Alexander; r i s. Flint.
H.M- nsE od. Vim. II. smith, j. II. Sullivan, Geo. j.,
fors f1aas c9.s 1 Are. e.d9s5 4 ~. 1snHn Goot z
btns, z. D. osband, /. Tiffany, q. ", Mchsrd c. G.
T. sssn!f !f.zs5?8Es ss5 ~ sas. ess:sots c. aono
Roox .: Txxxoxr HORSE
FE1hCARY. II. ls61.
8K1TL1xK1- -Youy note VIA handed ne few mo-
ments since. In accepting the proposed ovation let
take this opportunity Of testylng y srausrJe and
pleasure at this unmeylted complainant the public Of
Chicago have eysr encouraged 3irs Florence and my
SELF In the difficult and shorous walks Of our profess
.&saon, sud the present instance, lays nc under int
nlte obligations to theun
Mr. AcVlcker proposes Wednesday, f;r the evening
Of tho Beneot. nust"- tats viii meet yonz approval
an With great respect. yours and tho publcs ser.
vAnt, WI. FLORENCE
To Messrs <ook, Flint Gsxa, Colrtn and othe.A
feloeIt)
K I n G S 3 U RY HALL.
, 1861-02-19
you ar hereby Notified that tile
Bercan Baptist Church, will 1,c ciorta until thu.
evening Of the ed, at which time ard place. your
ar Respicteliy invited to attend
Respy yours
kogcrion s Wilson


Legal advice was obtained, their action WAS
pronounced Mot legal (which one Of tA.
above named trustees has since acknowledged
to be fact), mud the proper course to be pur-
sued WIS pointed out
One OF the above firm, on the Saturday even
ing following the date Of their notice, called at
Elder Riders house, and there brayely declared
to the PASTORS wife, that "neitAcr Elder Rider
nor any other man should preach In the
Church on the Sabbath" He would be at the
door on the following morning, and If any one
attempted to enter, it would be at the peril Ut
riding over himself.
Elder Rider, while laboring under the grrat
disadvantage Of d church deeply in debt, and
too poor to decently support him, has given
good satisfaction to the congregation and i
large maiority Of the members Of the Bcrean
Church. Under his charge, the membership
has been more than doubled. Through his
efforts, maiuly, arrangements have been made
BY which the Heavy debt will soon lie removed.
Unless the turbulent members, who nearly nil
i've at a great distance from the church, pre-
vail, a foarishing society will soon be pernA-
nently cstablised.
II. Shoup, R. Fennimore, F. 4 Smith, War
ren Miller, John Gunxenhauscr, Vim. Wash
burn, Wm- Fay.
Will the Evening Journal and others, please
copYf
, 1861-02-19

GENTLEMEN: I acknowledge with gratitude
your proposition that should deliver Ice
ture In this city explanatory of my p1an for
forming selfsustaiuing institution for tue
rescue and reform of outcast aud homeless f.
males and in the conviction that aid for thcf Z
most unfortunate persons, and reform in ths
vice that has degraded them. underiics tho
myself Of the opportunity Of submitting ny
design to the citizens Of Chicago, and name
next Wednesday evening, Feb. a}tl,, ut Bryap
Hall, at II o'clock, as the time and place: Of
meeting. 1 am, gentlemen,
Yours faithfully md Obliged.
, 1861-02-19

n SEG2Ru1 kH8 K&EFGAu A1NFA1H&
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Under he above heading il the TE1BrSE
of February 18th, thenoticc q very Ill
fair statement of existing difficulties it the
Berean Baptist Church, e,nboiying petition
to the Mayor, to which our uaInes are attached.
Your informant has evidently wished to create
the Impression that the sf2ners Of that ptti-
ton with the rest Of the congregation were
imp1icated In the church troubles. This We
emphatically deny. As yonr article pl1ces us
in IN unpleasant position, We claim the right
to make to the public statement Of the iacts
az We understand them.
There has been no officially about general
church management between the trustees tas
such) and the Pastor" No official meeting las
been held BIZ either Church or Trustee, ut
"which it WAS resolved to close The doors Of
the church edifce." One Of the three trustees
lad been ont of the city ncarly two weeks
lorior to that pretended meeting, and We b.
1--we is still absent.
few evenings before this action Of the two
Trns tees, at business meeting at nsfnlters .t
the Church, sentiments far from Jfdtt7nal were
exnress ed by one Of these Trustees, and few
Others n,4tcd in Church difficulties, flor proof
Of which SEE the records Of the Tabernacle
church,.
ever occurred in the Bereau Church, was oc-
casioncd by this same Trustee, who interrupt
ed the services and broke up the congreSya-
ton By delivering, as amedium, incodercut
messages from the eplri its, and persisted in 20
doing until led out Of the Church. Since that
time he has maintained but dubious connec-
ton with the Church-Reyer attending wor-
shlp, and but one or two spf its business MEET
ings. -,
The other Trustee is not n member Of The
Berean Church., For several months I'ast he
has not even attended services there, having
taken offence at something relating to tho
Sabbath School
About two months since the Bcrean Church
voted unanimously to retain ihe services If
Elder Rider. Knowing this 1aet, acd the pecE-
liar relation to the church Of tie two Trustees
being notorious, it does seem to Us that II
malicious spi1.t must have prompted tLcir :ic-
ton, and the following notice to Elder Rider,
which We copy verbatim:
Rev. ]. Rider
Sir
you ar hereby Notified that tile
Bercan Baptist Church, will te c}ortH until the
evening OF the I'D, at which time ard place. yuur
ar RespiCteliy invited to attend.
, 1861-02-19
Netp advertisements.

{. Il. SGR1TEN, Aa7trtis:&2 Igast, 6a Dor
bof It,, u a15Fietl 10 F<ctice ddrers<en enentx for
j; +kts cnd al The E<oIry Ia7s-t Of taS Aorkiace4t
, 1861-02-19

4 New RoUTE.-Nessre. Mum & Scott Of
this city shipped, one day last week, several
car loads Of wheat, In bulk, via the Pittsburgh
and Fort Wayne road, direct to Philadelphia.
, 1861-02-19

AT WoaK-A corps Of men, under COM
mand Of Capt. Quigley, the sub*marine engf-
neer, commenced operations on the removal
of the wreck of the propeller Globe yester-
day. 1t is the design to remove the decks,
upper works, boilers and engine, and then
float off the hull, and it will consume solue
three weeks In the pezforman ce.
, 1861-02-19

BETHEL CHURcn.-Thc chaplain at tue Sea-
mems Bethel, corner of Wells and Michigan
Streets is now conducting series Of religious
meetings, preaching every evening at seven
o'clock.
, 1861-02-19

pffpeLHA[G our 1nbI1lul4Du4s alA ~ A1uu lutu4
down in their perfection to succeeding gcnesationF
I have neither the voice nor the strength to ad-
dress you 1t any greater length. beg you will
accept my most grateful thanks for this devotion.
not TO me- but to this Great, glorious and ce eoun
try, \
This address was accompanied aud followed
BY loud applause, and Ar. Lincoln. after bow
ing to the vast crowd, was conducted by the
committee to
THE ASSEMBLY CHAaEBER.
The Chamber presented \ fine appearance,
being dense1y filed, all those in the galleries
and most Of those in the lower Hobbies being
ladles, There were also several ladies within
the bar Of the House. The Speakers desk
MAS occupied by Senator Colyin, who was Sc
lccted by the Senate to receive the President
elect, and BY Speaker LittleIohn, who stood
on his left.
When MI. Lincoln entered the Chamber the
vhole aasemblage rose and greeted him with
loud clapptng Of hands. Senator Ferry nd
7.ncis9 In front Of the Speakers desk, said,
II have the honor to introduce to the Senate
! and Assembly Of the State Of New York, in
Joint convention assembled, the Hon. ABRA-
HAA LINCOLN Of Illinois, President elect
Of the United Bta4es,"
| The Speaker Of the Assembly, descending
from his deak, greeted Mr.. Lincoln, aud lend
ing him to the deak, introduced him to scna-
tor colEln Alter shaking hands, Mr. Colyin
descended from the desk, leaving Iii. Lincoln
alone there, and addressed him from the
Clerks desk ~ follows:
| RKATo1 ooLvM'A Anpn1ss
Ma- Luooa2;. On behalf Of The representatives
of the sovereign people Of New York, ~ welcome
you to tn Capitol and the Representative Hals Q,