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MARRIED., but DrvoRcED Toe "wsNsr|
giri, spoken Of In . recent notice ofs " stab
bing ARRAY" n formerly q mistress 81
BRrDoEs," called upon us yesterday, and per.
sonally denied the charge, assuring us tb'
she was formerly the wife Of the aforssss
BRrDoEs, but was some time since divorced,
from him BY due process Of lay.
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UsIoS DEFENSE COxsnTrHk.--The Sab
Committee hsld meeting yesterday aftsrnsnl
when II wss resolved To dstsrm'ns upon ssmd
plan Of relief, and present IL at the rsguls1
meeting Of the DjIri tomorrow.
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Wdshington, july 15.-Ths Post Oaics De.
par,msni hiss oidsrtd aha, mail matter for Ess,
Tsnpssss will 60 to the CIoinaAM d sGibu,ing
ofics.
TAnTAx oouET noUsn MArrxR.
The result q inquiries In military quarters this
morning 10, tha, F'ir'sx c urt Houss n nos 70,
occupied by the Fetoal troops.
oRDEns RELATIVE MARITAL LAW.
Nsppssis nom Cfholal data that three several
orders relstvs 70 tbs deolaradou OF martial law
have been ,ssu d by this Ad ninlstratiou. On the
2T,h OF April the following was Addressed 70 the
q mn atd-Dg Genera Of the Army -
"Y.u ars snsssed In supprs sizing an ips.rreo,io,
sgsinas 'hs LEWIS OF ths Unissd sAss II ., any
Ioiitol or la ,hs Vicinity Of Any military lins.
wh,cL IL nGw or shsll be used between the Cty
will hnd res ,unc', whian readers a. ne Z, s.ry
70 So pebd 'hs VIA OF hdbsas eorpus ,et sas
SnS in s. oa. m sSs Pc soa'y, or ,arSgss ,h.
writ"
This Is ,isnsd by the Prridsus, and oouussr-
signed by ,hs Secretary Of sls,e
This order was modihsd on ,hs "a Of Ju'y, 40
that ,hs above authority should ex end on the mil
Hay line be'wssn Nsw ,rk aud w.shius.oa.
TIE nhd case was under this proclamation o,
che Pres dsLt Rsd n'd' martial law op.r.,s I'm
Hla.a. u
i'os'os 0''r "s' r'r'usss and Santa Ro
.
Tn. .,..ro., NJ 80,
o,c,o,l ,nI. r,o',.n, 90, 'su hsre Nv
b,cu,b, M an. ..,s..,,,' $500 .'a ene
xhich as - "A -, Sne '
Tn. s.,l,. NJ, 4. ~, 400 49, W. "'~'-
IN b,n,s, Ar, he. a., -. 49,. " -e'' Nna
"A n.,,na.r au. b., a, ,.'S o'""ns o'
'u~
uSphr MOVEMENTS
- -" ms '0nns"' e''msn' embarked on
oostu 10" "s'meis baltimore and Phll,d'lphis a,
we navy hAro, A-d prooesded 10 A az .ndria. Tha
N eh'sAn 4 regimen, sl'o proosedsd 70 Aex,n.
dha y'ssrdsy by sSsm'r. Ys.ssid,y ,t,srpo,n
ths hA''ashussas 9th regimen, sud Gn,y,,.,.
BA"srY, tA'ionei 81 the C.ly Hal d.oS,,.d 6ar
the Other side OF yer, the latter were proyId.d
With Il q, surs 10 pouuds a, an exrs ,mou n, a,
ammunition and 40 ad idsnal u Abor OF ho,....
Tbs lTh TsSimaHt Of New York xolu,,..,.
ss'ors by the Il r,Rtmsu, from IN. sam. .,,.
l'f' 'her ~ csmpwsD. abou, o,clcok v,s,srd.,
snsrnnor, and smharh,d On ,h. .,..ro.,.
The 2is, N Y. rsatneu,. CHA Roa,,. -.
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Baiti'nc c, July d. Gov. HICKS srrived In
Bsl,lmors Mis- evening In OF ellen, health aud
'PhiS He Is greatly surprised ., the AsassIus.
hou rum6r
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Iadiana In NIl.aaari.

81. Louis, July 15.-Ths Springfield CORES
Ioudsns Of the Republican says ,hN Indians en-.
tered Missouri With che Arkansas troops
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The prts m.i.. Rssi.e.t

Aseustd. Me-, July 13.-Ths Sixth Mains
R,sinsn, Col. KsovLrs, leaves PJrdsud We'd
nssdsy morsing, and will arrive In Nsu York
Thwsisy .o,n,nE en- route 70 wsshinglon.
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BoARD OF ExcIss.-Ths Excise Coumisl
siOts's met yesterday, aud granted 10 HesDssI
It $50 each. Adjourned till To-Day at noon.
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Tho Capture Of he Lsu,.. Kin.u.

Boston. July 15,-Csptaln WHITE, of the
bark l. u'sa K,lhAm, captured BY the privG.ssr
Sumter writes 20 his ownII here cha, hs was e.p.
'uIs' July h, ths day he sailed from safu Cos
with 800 tons OF sugar on Spanish AOooup,, asd
bound for Falmouth, BoglAnd, for SrdsTs. He also
stAsts thai u Is ihs opiOion OF ,hs Governor here
'hA' 'hs Spanish Laws viii no. lee him hold us We
szPsc, 70 hssr from HAvsns today.
A letter nom cAursAo, d others, dsNd HAvEAA,
July iO'h' Ahsr sHtDg ,he cspiure, says they t,hs
prEs) ere now In ths port Of Clsnfusgos, bu. viii
nos be allowed 70 Ieua'A there. N, more Ausri
cars can % prescott had charters fom this island.
o. @ use this hes csussd great sxoi.emsn.
Another lssser, dAssd HAyABs, July 10 b, stlss.
positively 'hA, the spsp,h sush critics had ordmed
Tho prAss Of The Sumter 70 lssvs immsdiAisly.
SECOND DuPAroh.
A letter nom chs oAps~in OF ihs brig Albert
Adams, dstsd OisRfussOs. vSaing OF the TIN, sia,s.
q, the C.paair. srsl has released all ,hs sam
sr's phEss. and ,hsy would MI the mex, N xaips
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LEGAL RErOkrs-aONDAY.
linked States Dl. r,et C..,t:


The Hdnndh NJ Johnsm P,7ze The u 81
| cs the Hannah N. johnson -Tos ass sccups 4
che Couis oil DAY Tas vessel ws, SO d OF O 20
Lootou' - the Of those ss,su psins VI Vi ,ls.s ,hs
oookAoe N,he sane time hsvips shs sec s.ion co.
.ois NJ ipe Ano sailing With JEFF ID vi ssrsnssI
seized In sttsmPrbg 10 violsss The bloekAds snd
'hsreiofr ouslt DO. 70 DO cond-mbed 20 prize.
Uaited States Cn Gait Us.rt
Indictments and Pieds Charles Smith and
John Brown, who b tn plead gu lty 70 IN sssauls
villa dsr g"ous we.poD, were brou ghi up for ssn-
seocA Smith wNs 80 fenced 10 four month, ,mur4
sonm' n, sihsrd labor, aud . noe Of AK oeuaa aad
Blown to thru. months .nd fns OF nx osn,s-
hAry murphy, iodictsd for psssius . counter
fis quarter 90 lar, plead guilty, was sen,eDcsd
70 six men'hs ,mpr ,ssDmsna sac alleged, e an
excuse shat sac was In liquor - shs uaIs Of oom-
Chr,ssoph.r suchInsls plead guilty Of an ipdiO.-
n snh for larceny GU The high seas, ana VA 80 :
toned 70 iuptisoomeAs Ter fotty d.1s
Mo ris ~ Gormau, i-dic,ed for shs murdsr Of,
ChAlss Bn~wI, on boa'd h. snip Mo ag Il,., p,s.d|
Boa gup,N' an was remsDctd
JJhh M DloAlo Asd Fs'n is 1--we. 4 c-d for
smusenUI, pl al nos gut ana wee Isa.nd d
Mr.. Jus'iOo Shipmsn d o. =. quss I'D Ia. a and
July ~ come III = day, the lob.
Uniied States DIsoict AtIsrs eys once
An alleged SeoessiOnist in TrCuJIe.-A pors,n
nance Perce N. GuIliAu ives, by ord II Of ,hs
Secretary fstA,e, arr.pted In w.,hir z on . Z, .
days $40, chan Ell vito 'pesk tg In dsssase OF
'eoes hOn cerinsa. He WI for@Atded 70 thia
cry 10 obArss ofA slek II ne Of sha a. p.r.or, a.
asriV pk here, waIrAS' was oaaiusd FIR bia ar
Ies., under ~rich h. was comm 70 % shs Ts 90.
He has, bowsv.r, besu con,mt~sd 70 the kseo,nS
sitss su,rorines % GIvorpots IAAAd, thsrs y b
keps tsfeIy.
Court Of General ses.isss.
Bsfore Rscoid 4 HosYnAh
In this Court today . notorious PhiIad~IphIa
shiei, named john kHtsS, yes oouyie&d By his
own confession OF an Aasmp, 70 steal from : De
,sclye, ~ ,hs Winner Gsrdsn Tas Cour sentenced
him W ne As- Prisou hE two yeas
DbVo BAusA, who bad bean in tbs ave Prison
before, wss sen, there osoe NOR. fr " Of four
yeais FOR burglary. E'wa'd wassoo, for . sAmsy
d noe, three ye.u. Jsha wills n ives sentenced
hr tSo years sDd three months, Toe lhrss wsrlI
cobteoeIAiss In tre crime OF bu & ary
hn Doy!s, VIE was oonViclId o. en- atsonnpt 4
for ,hbyy Guys.
ChnssAn asuA, for an ,~ssut Of On aRRrsy..sd
character, v,s punished By two months lmpri.oS.
mens IN he r niRuEAIy,
Charles ppsly To- an ai'smp, a larceny, ~
sent b this C'y Prison Tor thirty days
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III ne ~ Ein make rsci misteks n yeg sayRsss 20
you 81 thsus - p mna ShsR bsssr aAiH
iTl hos -, BeyArs q TgTisc. artisl.. aa1 Va
Al they are advertised 70 bs-lor uss evsFyWhsrs ~
tor ne hospltAl and ths army thsre 4 Nc vtns q
.'ne. % % scmlAred Win them rhay ShslA bE1
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In reply 70 resolution a. TO te psving o.
Sshue rrst, Wite Belgian paVemsnt, the
Stoton Depart msnt communicated to the
p Doao 'nn oy resolution o. the Coamen
OOupcu, the work " a. TO be dOns At the sx-
psnse o. the city. ans The cos' as estlmated for
.ns Pe~by TAX levy WI be upwards o.
,aa dsVy, nS le spP opnsuon,
unuer 'n asl nss &c OF baSlan fsvsm'nA Will net
.ht sZVV.Vvp' WINE ih. estimst'd cost OF
tnoee pavsu ents' now ordered TO b, latt AZ
sy tNPense, soeut one million dot-
iIs In eonSausnes OF the dihieulty Ak
PsnenIso oy hs nnsnes D'prin'nt, IN
P,Sv'oing mesns ior mseui the unavotdabis
oones ions OF toe cry ire Con ptroil,r at an
10y osy mao sugsss.so ns' aiscnni. st,ou
sooo,o % Prsetsed 10 the I,tung OF Q ntrsos-
y, IN view o. ,s .an ,ns d ARD Sesned y .avi.sols
70 ssieet thOss Wofks only Tor prosecution WHARF
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Lyons MAGNETIC IksEof POWDER.
Ihe original and ssnuins a.tiole VII extermiuaia
ho~ehss, Ant; and .li yermins IRE from Ssisoa.
Are sure death 70 Rat. and Nice soid bx all arus-
st eysyvhere: p; . aAkNKs, froprist-s. nS.h
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nEs AND MONTY NOT LIMITED.
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TIE Death q Gen Garrst-vhs sprui.h
Gev., nmesss Deci.iss Reg.raius The
Captured Rabsss

Philadelphia. Juy 15.-AeccrdiDg 70 the
Riohmoad WHO. osn. aAnrErT IL Rom. 8. GAs-
NIT, l,,s n.jor in ,hs P.dsr,l army, and not .
member Of Coneieu.
Abe Cspisin Gensr.l had ordered IN, prlua,ser
Sumter of, ADD re,.iBsd the priE~, the eTsos
bsisg Spanish property. tn, vsss,ls he'd beea
hsld Coz so.ion Of The Homs GJvsrnmsh.
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ne be. ana ehsapet artiols for dre.-ins ana bsas
b bali. LAAistV u, SoiaR ~ ausEIA
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The disnnsuisbed visitor OF ,hs day d Mr., Rus
lHlL Of abs L 'neoa Times lie went 10 Nc sport
News with G'noal BUrLEH snd the sSDi'Ary Coon
~i'a'or' and witnessed some sxcsllsn, a isg with
sAwr'Hs gun. This sterAscn he visits Hampton
an wul witness 'hs rs-oPsniDg Of tbs Hampton
b 1daA
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CONSPIRACY BILL PASSED THE HOUSE.
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CITY NEWS.

FrRHs.- Shortly after 8 O'Clock last sven
ing, slight Are occurred In abe dIsslllsry, ,rnsr
Of Franklin and Grssuwlch srssil Blu, slish,
damage was done bsfors ihs A,meI ware sx
tinsuishsd.
ASH O'Clock . bed caush, drs In tAs t'nsmsns
houss NJ. Hague street, Ths ace quickly
exams ntshsd, although she fright Gas terrios.
A. ION o'clock . ace broke ou' In ths rear build
Inc alta he'd " ths ks ossle oil fact ry, io,s OF
sSn,op strrss. Abou, 81, 900 d ,msgs was dous.
,12S o'clock nee broke OUT oornar OF Frank .
lin aud Pearl ttIesss. Toe less IL sbons 500,
THREmLH AoomEsr.-Late last night a
rssr BUILDING ct No. 29s siMtm street, fol- dswp,
81 d ,wo men, named AsDEEw smons snd AsrosIs
FIFER WIRE bunisd Ia the runs. Thslr hodies
we're Afterwards coUrtd, but b),h were life
lsAs
FnEMEN's FIoHT.-LAst night a. about
sh O'clo X, . Oh, ooour sd bot Essn T. igius Co.s
II sud -, 10 willia n stres', Vear Aun. wesAoh.
-, b.,sks, sni ali coHvsnisnosd wspons wers
uAsd, ID soms OF tbs com 1,tants wars severely
iuS mao named SrkIssR 10 SAID 10 be fatally
Djuno. TnspDlics mAd' several Arrss,a
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War Movements, 60.

GOOD BAYS WORK IN WASHINGTON,
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Deaih 81 Hsu. Nathan AppIstsA
Boston, July l6,-HOn. NATHAN ArrLEros
{ led yts,sIdA:.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

THE LATEST NEWS.
~ 1BLEoRAPH TO TIE ~ Y. SUI
Foreign Intelligence.
Arrival Of the s.xeuia,
Three Days Lator from Europe
--p--
sas Do.ivEs Affairs .. Pariisnost.
-O--
trHR GRRAe LONDON FIRR-
-:,:
TEE PATERSON CASE DECIDED.
-
RGects Of A sserfcsu Affair 10 France.
A CONSPIRACY IN NAPLES.
ClPTRATDpH ITEE IN IA NEFR
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Another Virginia Battle.
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TIE KNRnY soAvrRRED.
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Frsn Fertrs 90 nIsnrso.

Fortress Monroe. July IA, ria. Balt.more, July
ID earn from Col. BnsDG - Newport News,
h'ttsslve men end two L su'enAu,s bs, pnging 10
his rssin en' are missing. They have doubtlsss
ot'n killed or taken pus'psrs.
INK SANITARY COMMISSION.
part OF 'hs s'n''Ary Commission have reached
OLD Po'ns and h'vs bus,ly spnt the day In visit
Ing N"wpor, Nsss, I'D Camps Hamilton and dssb.
BILE THAR nsm's are RSv. De- BELLOWS Pne.i-
dtn'i DR.. Van BuHsH aud AGHEw Prof Gums,
sHd M'suh FHEIHRIcK Law, oEMrEAD and
srnoAa
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DEATH or oBM oARSsrE
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GARIBALDPS LIFE IN DANGER.
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Couxt Of General Sessions.
bsfore r ,coid 4 HosTnAn.


Further News, SEQ Taira Pnws
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trBR GRRAeLOSDuN FIaR-

"a. Do-ivs. Affair. :. Parsi.-.cs,.
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A CONSPIRACY IN NAPLES.

Ha.ct. Of A~eric.u Affair. 10 France
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TIE PATERSON CASE DECIDED.
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The ''esmef uos V'rnon arrived hare az 8
O'Clock this morning from For'reis honroe. she
bIoush' up che Secession schooner sIlie M..rs,
which ass ca,iu'Sd coming on, Of York river
Ths sAiis Meas is Abaut 800 tors bu der. and Is
In b'li'sL She hiss GU isr deck the c,sdns OF a
81 poundsr gun, bu, is 90, 10 cd OUT
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BoARD OF Courcukur.-Ths b lard net
on Monday afternoon, Mr.. Josxs, tn. Pres
idsnt, In the chair. The Compuollsr was
directed TO inform the b ard what parties are
running ferry from Pisr No. 2, North Rive,
70 Staten Island. and under what suthsdty
that ferry has been sstsblishei slse whist
action be has taken undsr tn, resolution an
tboriGipg bin 10 cell q lease Of ferry frsm
the foot Of Dssbrosses street 70 jersey City,
and what are the prospscis for the early estas-
lbhnent Of such ferry.
Tbs Comptroller submitted the following
weekly statement Of the condition 81 the FL
nance Department:
Balance JAY 6.................t 67s 76t %
Receipts. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 306 6St IS
035 AS 70
Fay menb. Observation-Disclosures. as 97i 90
Balance July 1s................ $50 470 81
L. =.
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Three Days Lator from Europe

Arrival Of the s.xeuia.
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The s0'h Ne- YoIk reg meat. CO.. CHAs. Il
lSHA'' IiiV IN wshipgson AZ midn,gh, on 81.
'urdsy c'PI BRrwrA : BAKERY srlived here o. 7
O'Clock ys'ssIdsJ morning. direct from Fon
PicIsDs- The b,~ey consists q four piscss Of IL
P'unds's, srd 81 o'D. A1O,hsr battery follow
he shove here t,dsy.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-07
Convention of the United States.

w AsHINGroN, Feb. 4
The Convention is in session to-day
with closed doors. Wright of Ohio l.
temporary Chairman. All States that
have appointed delegates are represented,
excepting New York. Tennessee. Nilsson
ri and Illinois. Eleven are fully repre-
sented
a motion to admit the Press was ia
Jled.
a COMMITTEES on Permanent Organiza-
ton was appointed. and the Convention
adjourned till tomorrow noon.
John Tyler will probably be permanent
President.
Ii is understood that the entire proceel-
ings will be conducted in secret session.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.
The Convention room has been closet
to the members Of the press, AMI they are
not to be admitted until vote of the
Convention has been taken on the question
of admission. After the organization, the
Virginia delegates are DESTROYS that the
whole proceedings shall be conducted with
closed doors to the press and public.
A committee are here Of Scccs,i'nis t.
from Maryland, to protest against tho all
mission o. the delegates from that STATE
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-07

and ,nnimportant part Of the business. at
the last end Of the calendar. This is :
good usgulationto save fime and expedite
work.
HousE-Rep,rts from committees were
made against the constitutional power OF
the General Assembly 9o-require resi-
dsnee Of SIXTY days in the county. and ,oi
thirty days.in tho township by voters. to
protect the ballot box against frauds; re-
port concurred in. A glorious iConsti-
tuition truly | Bill fcporei topunisll the
stealing of timber; against making juries
retarnable on the FIRST day OF the tesan-in-
stead ofthe third day; against allowing an
from the swamp land funds
of Washington and Jackson counties for
payment of removal of a dam. on the Mus
catatak;l which was held over for further
consideration. - - ... &.
Mr., Nc Lean, member OF the minority
of the COMMITTEES ofThrtcen. filed his dis
sent to portion Of the report OF that mi
nority. a..-.f..... =, ,..l
The greatest part of tie morning and
all the afternoon was taken up in a very
useless discussion OF party questions,
which could have no other, effect than TO
waste precious hours Of q too short session
and create unfriendly feelings among the
mem DerS. IL r. ..t fiuf 4.sfflo. tti- s..,.f
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-07
From the Springfield Journal Oh
MIR. Lincoln on Compromises

At a. late lrotir last night we feeeivel
the following telegnaphie item;
at is now certain-that private letters
have been received from Mr. Lincoln nrg-
ing his friends to Cancellation and cempro-
mise. aud i, is stated that he indicates the
border State resolutions as a reasonable
basis of adjustment ASSURANCES are Civ,
en- that this is reliable Soon after the
electoral vote shall be counted in the pres-
euce OF Congress. on the seconl Wednes-
day in February. he will aeeuaint the pub
he withibis viewsionthc pending Crisis
he heretofore has not felt it proper, in adj
vance Of official information of the declar-
alton -ofhis election, for him to take prom
inent part in the direction of political
affnirs - -.f,
We. of course. have had no opportuni-
ty to converse with Mr.. Lincoln, hut such
is our knowledge of his views and feelings,
that we have no hesitation in declaring
that Mr.. Lincoln has committed himsel
to no compromises whatever. and that the
Whole thing is a canard of the first water.
lie has steadily refused to acceje to the
demand of those who insisted upon his
giving his. inaugural in advance. ia ..,ls
Tho country may rest assured that in
Abraham Lincoln they have Republican
President, one who will give them Re-
pnbl can Administrations. Mr.. Lincoln
is not committed to the Border State Com
promise, nor to any other. He stands i'm
movably on the Chicago Platform. and he
will neither acquiesce nor counsel his
friends to acquiescc in any compromise
that surrenders one iota Of it. II.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-07

tor from Adams. Jay and Wells appeared
for the first time. during theses ion, and
teak his seat
The DOOR keeper who had been ordered
u purchase postage stamps Cor the mem
bers, reported that he had called on the
Treasurer, and had been informed that he
couldn't have :'paryrred." because there
WASN'T any such phenomenon visible In
that department of the State government.
Seven petitions on unimportant matters
were presented. Reports were made from
various committees, among others one to
aatherize County Agricultural Societies
to hold real estate to the amount of 10
acres; another reeommending the passage
of an amendment t. the Constitution so
as to allow the residences of voters before
election to be defined in order, to prevent
portations; another recommending an
other .amenlment to the Constitution an
thoiizing cities and towns to levy a school
tax in addition to the levy made, by the
State If they SO desired. This report was
concurrcd in, and believe the amendment
will pass both houses. and be submitted to
the people: if it is incorporated in the Com
stitution IL will do moro to revive our par
nlyzed free school system than anything
within the power Of the Legis lature. :,
T., a number of bills on local and unim-
portant subjects we're introduced, and, the
Senate adjourned till Monday at 2 o.
clock. 80 49,, f.s 800 INDIANA.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-07

fEThc following are preamble and
resolutions adopted by the Indiana Legis-
lature. in response to those from Virginia.
proposing tl'c appointment of Commits
sioners to meet in Washington on the 4th
inst:
WHEREAS. The State of Virginia has
transmitted to this State resolutions
adopted by the General Assembly, invi-
ting all such States as are willing to unite
with her, in an earnest effort to adjust the
present unhappy controversies, in the
spirit in which the Constitution was orr
ginally framed. to send Commissioners to
meet those appointed by that State, in
convention to be held in the city OF Wash
ington on the 4th day Of February. to con-
slider and il possible. agree upon some
suitable adjustment and. whereas, some
of the States to which invitations were ex-
tended by the State of Virginia have al
ready responded and appointed Commits
sioners; therefore.
Rssolred, BY the General Assembly OF
the State Of Indiana; that we accept the
invitation of Virgins. in the true spirit of
fraternal feeling, and that The Governor
of this State is hereby directed and en-
powered to appoint five Commissioners to
meet the Commissioners appointed by our
sister States, to consult upon the unhappy
differences now dividing the country, but
the said Commissioners shall take no action
| that will commit this State until min
of the States Of the Union are represented.
land without first having communicated
with. this general Assembly in regard to
Isuch action, having received the authority
f'of the same so to commit the State
Resoleed, That while we are. not pre-
pared to assent to the terms Of settlement
proposed by the State Of Virginia, and
are fully satisfied that the Constitution. il
fairly Interpreted and obeyed, contains arp
pie provision within itself for tho'correction
Of the evils complained Of; still with q dis
position to reciprocate the patriotic desire
of the State of Virginia, and have harmo-
niously adjusted all difficulties existing be-
tween the States Of the Union, this Gcner-
TAI Assembly is Inclined to respond to the
invitation, Of Virginia. by the appointment
of Commissioners herein provided for, but
as the time fixcd for the Convention 70 as
seu,blc. is 50 near at hand that all the
States. cannot be. represented. II Is ex-
pestc,t that the Commissioners on behalf
! OF this State. viii insist that the Conven-
ton adjourn until such time as the States
shall have an opportunity IF being repre-
'eutsu' -. q n ita1t.g.r. .rcs...I III.
Ierno, te requested to transmit copies Of
t,s~a resolutions to the Executives Of each
Of tbs States of the Union.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-07
Missouri Commissioners.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 3l.-The House to- day
passed resolution appointing Waldo
r.. Johnson. Judge Hough. Col Doni-
phan. Judge Bnckner, and John d. Coal
ter Commissioners to the Washington
Convention. The Senate Immediately
concurrcd and the Governor was requested
10 notify the Commissioners without de-
lay Of their appointment.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-07

will recover and afew years supply all that
itloses. 1t Will remain to become great,
glorious above all the nations of the earth.
w no. then, viii want to be foreign to
its glory, strength, and grandenr? Will
Virginia want to be little foreign power?
Will it hold the grave of Washington
only as a monmentto departed.greatness9
The Conference of The fourth ef Febraiaiy
will enable her to preserve her nationality
on grounds which moderate Southern men
have already proposed. bat never can it be
done by defiance of the Union, with the
hope of reconstruction.-C in-innuti Ga
zette. ~ I-fIIIlI ~ rIIIfr