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RESnLuT4Ifs.NlsI,

Relative an Transient de IsArnee reguIiere
AZ est Etat on nne parsle de Ia tiite
Ar1nee au Gouvernenaone dies Etafs Com
feszsres u AmerigUe.
est ,'esoll par ls peup1e de Z f5tat de Ia Loui-
ssaae, assemble en- Conce,stfon, Que lie Gouyerneur
do Get Etat est requis d'insormer. sans delai lie
President des Flats Confed6res d Amefiuue du
desir du penple dc ID Louisiana de goir l'arln6e
reguliere d Get Etat, GU telle parte de la dite
aTmGe don't le commencement DIES Etats Confedsres
d Amerigue pourrait ayoir besoin transferee a
RarmeB de ia diEe Confederation aussit6t que les
circumstances Ii nernettent.
& Adopteese en- Convention, en- Ia vile de 10 Nou-
y vella Dxi6 cans DO treizieme jour de mars Fan de
n3Ere Saignsur mil huff cent soSante-et-un.
IN g ftSigpA A. M0UT0N,
President de 10 Convention
Sepri1ef VI nos. WHEAT secrdtaire. En21 lot
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5.- RESOLUTION

RESOLUTION
To Appropriate the Sum of Ten Thousas nd
Dollars to pay Members, Officers and Ex-
\ Pc of the Conventions.
ResolUed blythe Contention Of the State Of Lout-
sidnd, That the sum of ten thousand dollars be,
and the same is hereby appropriated out of any
money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated,
to pay the members, officers and expenses Of this
Convention.
leans the twenty sixth day of Marcn. in The wear
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
one.
[Sisned.f A. MOUTON
PreSdent of the Convention of the State of Louisiana
Attest: j. WHO'S. WHEAT, Secretary.
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Four exemptcr de la Take les Bons ennis par
les Etats-Comfedcres i'Amcrique.
II est ordoane par lie peuple de FEtat de la LouS-
Sidae, assemble en- Convention, Que les bons des
Etats-C onfederGa d'Am6rique sont ct demeurent,
par Ia presente, exemptGs de toute take.
Adoptee en- Convention, en- la vile de Ia Nouvel-
le-Orleans, le yingt-siGieme jour de mars Fan de
notte Seigneur mile hut cent soixante-et-un.
Sgndl A. MOuTON,
President de la Convention.
terhhG -. THOS. WHEAT, SeCrGinire. MIG lot
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AN ORDINANCE

To Exempt froln TaxntiGn the Bonds of the
Confederate States of America.
Be ordained By The People Of the State of Loe!l
sia'1a, IN Conreti0n assembled That the Bonds Of
the Confederate States of America be and the same
are hereby exempt from taxation of every kind
Adopted in Convention, at the city of New Or
leans, the twentysxth day of March, in the year of
our Lord eighteen hundred and sixty-one.
Lsgnedl 4. MOUTON,
-, President Of the Convention
Attest j. THOS. WHEAT, Secretary.
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Relative n In cession aux Etats -Confet1eres
ties Forts, DIES Arscnaux, de IA HIonnaEe, de
la Douane, dies Phares, etc, qut Sc trou-
vent dams l'EItatd de la Louisiana ct etsicnt
reinforcement en- la possession des Etats-
$Un5s.
~ est ordonae parl lie petple De rE7at De Ia Loui-
siane, assemble G0nUentioa, SECTION l. Que l'i
tat de la Louisiana eede, par la prGsente, aux
Etats Conf6deres d'Am6rique lie droit de faire usa
go, de possGder ct d'ocenper tous les forts, arse
naug, les phares la Iaonnae, Ia douane ct tous les
a1tres 6diees publics qui Sc trouvent dams l'Etat
de Ia Louisiana ct derni6rement en- la possession
des Etats Unis
SEC. 2. II est de plats ordoane Qne l'Etat de Ia
Louisiana transtere, par la pr6sente, aux Etats-
ConfedGres dAm6riqqe les c6tres, maintenant en-
sa possession ct qui, dernierement taient au ser
vice des Etats- Ufis ct don't les Etats- ConfGdGres
rendront compile.
Adopt6e en- Convention, en- Ia vile de la NOVEL
le-Ori6ans, ce vingtcinguieme jour de mars de Tan
de notre Seigneur mile huit cent soixante-et-um
[SgndI A. M0UTuN
President de Ia Convention de I'Etat de la Louisiana
Certlhe !; y. IHDs. WIFE AT, Secretaire. mag lot
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x<lStt tDllHssgstfr q ratification de In Eonsti
HILL tsots aaSs sEsaas-C onfets eres Il, IA neraaue.
IL psgPie de y stat de Ia Lottisiane asse,n
6eei Gune en- Ia vile de Ia Nouyelle 0fl6ans
le t-et-unAr1e Jour de mars de Iannee de No.
x tte Seienenf mil hnt cent soixante.et-tn, aVant
maEeia snt id6F6 IA Constitution des Flats Con
iedsI4s n6fique adeptee par lie Congress des dts
Etats en IA vile dc Montgomery, dams
nee de Metre 6eigneRr mil Init cent soxafte etI1n
ts9uIise u natre consfd6 Grafton appronvens st III
tlons q die Constitution, Ell faisons sayoir par Ia
teas cslix aui peuvent u etre interessGs
Gonstl tuition est obligatoire pour e peu.
pie de listat de IA Louisiana. -
Adcptee en- GonVe ntion, Ell ia vile de ID Nonyee-
Orleans 70 vngt et-unieme jour de mars de ian de
aosrs sssisneur mil hut cent saixante et.nn
e Islgtels. "A. MOTION
fsslGslt de a De Y at In Louisiana
ta51ss hi
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Il l7T m 3Ji M eAl1 5Is
N D 3 Y
IN ORDINANCE

" " NEBET44Als "a l395 g5-57
i Dang Ttr the ratification OF the Canstl
ssfSnn of the Confederate States of Annex
Enfss
Tic eopla of The State of Eoaisia,,a, In con
Nesstl1a assembled, ut the city of New Orleans on
tae list day Of March, Id the year Of our Lord one
5heusAnd eight hundred aud sixty-one, having fully
n V0nsdeEed the Constitution of the Confederate
States Of America adopted by the Congress of the
said Confederate States at the city of Montgomery
In the State Of Alabama on the 18th Of March, III
4 the year Of Our Lord one. thousand eight hundred
and ana submitted To us for consideration,
dc assent to aud ratify said Constitution, hereby
Announcing to all those whom 1t may concern that
the said Constitution is binding upon the people Of
i the State Of Louisiana. III
Adopted ID Convention, at the city Of New OF.
leans the tventy FIRST day of March in the year Of
Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
Que.
III sigrisdl H A. M0UTDN,
N AZ, s1.4.;. ., President Of the Convention
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T1ar paurvotr ala Convention de la Lecfs.
~ urs sss & lie anatfieane 2un(ll dc no.
ss Nsis l sfni2 it1sat cent salxaliteset-un.
oatss u peuple De ID Louisiana, assemble en- Con
AZ lagons ct ordonnons Que les membres de
lAssenl bee g4nerae prochaine otsyriront leur pre
mere seance le qnatrieme lundi de noyembre mil
isiscenf so xantesetsnn Of dams Id premiere
ne de- session; fqui darera soixante jours1 ls Ill
50hS dss aenatenfs Congress des Ets. Confeder6s.
Les sessions siiyantes seront tenues couform6ment
aIx articles eint Of gteinq de la Constitution
fea ela Convention, en- Ia VILE de ID &aupee-
flaails ie Wing tdeuxieme jour de mars en- Pan de
Sno11e VS. gna4r nail hut cent soixantc-etsu mn.
{Assns A. MOUToN,
de Ia tlAnvAntion do fla de la I.onSane
li AIN
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oRDoNaANcE
Relative aWx corporations de Banque dans
BYE1nt de la Louisiana.

Relative aux corporations de Banque dams
P95tnt de la Louisiana.
Nous, te peapie de PEiGt de la Louisiane, as
senbfe en- Convention, decarons ct ordonnons ct il
est par la pr6sente declare ct ordonnG, Que i'art
Gle cent dix-huit de la Constitution est amend6 de
maniere etre ainsi concu:
Des corporations autorisGes faire des operations
de banque on d'escompte peuvent etre er6Ges par
DIES lois specaies ere form6es en- vertu des lois
g6nerales mais la legislature devra, dams Fun ct
fautre cas-, d6crGter qn'aucune banque ne pour
"a commencer SEES operations qu'apres que les
deux tiers de son capital auront etc pages en- es-
pieces, Ia balance dams lann6e qui suivra lie jour
de son entree en- operation qu'aucune banqne ne
pourra emettre, a la fois des billets exetdant en-
somme les trois quarts du monSant de son capital
pave, ct dune denomination moibdre de dix pias.
tres que Ia circulation ct les dep0ts de chaque
sbanque deyront toujours etre reprGsentGs par IN
tiers an moins de leur montant en- esp6ces, ct la
balance en- hons etfets on papier 4 Quatre vingt.
dix Jours payables en- plein tchGance; etqu'au,
cune banque ne pourra emettre de son compton
dautres billets que les stems propres. Ben enten-
du que Ia legislature n'anra pas lie droit d'exemp-
ter lie capital d'aucune banque de la take.
Adopt6e enConvention, en- Ia vile de la Nouyel-
le-0r!Gans, ce Fngtcinquieme jour de mars Fan de
5notre Seigneur mil huit cent soixante et-un.
TsigndI A: MoUToN
# Terrific. i TTTnS WHEAT Secrttaire m2n lot
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49, d.55
RDEN Al NOE
n e ;. N7A4115a3EzAlaIF1

~ Etoy1sie for Concerning the Tegis{at 9tre OF
/ tire ssase ols t6s Fourth EEotstiay of Mo-
y ysasshr1's Eighteen Hundred and sixty
s9Aes
sss sts l1eopse 0f LoHtsiana III Convention as.
do deelaFe and ordain That the members
tle nHSt General Assembly shall meet for their
hrstsessi1n, on the Forth Monday OF November.
iinEtea and sixty-one, and the first week
session ttn continue for sixty days thence
forwara1 eleet Senators to The Congress- of the
rate States. Thereafter their sessions shall
s held IN conformity to articles five and tn enty-
4 iira of the CONSTITUTION Ne
Aao psed in convention, at the city of New Or
laaAs, the tn tyrsecona day of March III the wear
fsF our y. lord eigbteef hundred aud sixty-one
ls9seeal "A. MGUToN,
81 II II resident Of the Convention.
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ssS atts,a 70 q 5azSiaag Corp erations In the
State Of 1sossEg II ma
he Pe2Ee eft NE STATE of I.0aisiana. IN Con,
ueffsC7s do declare ana oYdil aiEd Il n
hereby declared and ordained as fososes That
article one hundred and eighteen OF the Gonstitu.3
ton be amended so as to read ag follows
Corporations with banking or DESIGNATING prigil-
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lsn WfItalls DUH Crtsftllt.
Il III sr il sJs n AL 30 U R N a r.
-7or TIsE-
guNvENTlOA OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA,
cRDFN AsgEs AND RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED Blythe
pEoPLE or LOUISIANA, I'm CONVENTION AS
sEMBhEp.


No. rs.
S RESOLUTION
Relative 10 the Transfer of the Regular
NO tHae Government OF the Confederate
States Of America
10 Il s'esolUed 5y The People of the Slate of
louisiana u Generation assaulted That the
4 GoTsrnpr 81 thls stste be end he IL hereby re-
President of the Confederate States Of America the
eaEre of the people Of Louisiana to have the regu.
laT army Of ths State, or such portion thereof as
may he required for the wants Of the General Gov
eminent De the Confederate States Of America,
transferred to the army of said Gonfederacy as soon
y al circumstances may permit.
Adopted ia Convention ut the city of New Or
Lord 1861.
3 Isis,ied A.. MUTTON
President. Of The Convention
Attest. IL Taos.s slEAr, Secretary.
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SOUTHERN HOME ENTERpRIsEg
THE IVORY PHuToGRAPH-
JACOBS ART GALLERY, NO. % CAME STREET.

Especial attention called greatest all improvements
q the Art We prepared these
which great bodness and ecacy colorng
not % equaed also combines the beauty az an
Ivory Miniature. Call and judge for yourselves $50
strict attention IS heretofore paid the different branches
q our Daguerreotypes kind of pictures
persons copied into small or enlarged into life se
panted IN oil pastel water e6ors in STYLE
AMr l. JACOBS supernitnd the nrofnnt aka.
o"tsS u WI "oFK ehtruStSat 10 our care nj en-
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4 @. FAEnEING, GAS FILTER AND DEALER IN
Vs Gas Fixtures No. Harris Row. t542 Magazine street
near the merket viii attend faithfully md puncnay to
and on reasonable ternna.
&N- orders lsftsin Be Ne, st0 AsrA sniss EXCHANGE
viii bs taGrF lily attsndsdsst uBIy
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HARDWARE.


W. 49,, i'o'' AG%
IVY ~
PLANTATIo HARD WARE
RoussET dENIN prepared to supply their Gus.
toners with the following
Planters' Goods.
800 Garrett h Cottman PIOWS all sizea
QUO Hall & spier Improved Peacock PLOWs
ZU0 Valley FLOWS assorted, Nos. and O.
400 Ball PL0Wa, assorted, Nos. !, and s.
lo0 Carey King PLOWs short and extended bars Nos
l, 2and 8.
200 Magnolia COTTON SWEEPS /, anda
30 casks TRACE CHAINS twisted.
rs :. :. . Main liphv
ID feet hooks
50 Cast Steel OVAL EYE HOES Nos I q h
30 CAROLINA HOES all numhars y
% Half Bright .
~ OK CHAINS, assorted, 8 to Is feet
Also on hand
horseahd Mule Collars Horse NIUE Hames Cart soddx
hhd bridies Cotton plow Line Rope and general assort
heht OF Plantation Implements, which will be sold at low
prices by ~"
ROUSSET GENIN,
Hardware Dealers
81 Canal street, Chartres street
Nb-orders from Commission Houses solicited and nront
= fel9
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..rz=,faa GALPIN,s NEXV RES

1T--efSA GALFIN'S NEW RES IT
EEs#IsJ IA VRANF 70 Royal street .szAN
sE}SGstY JOHN GALPIN has the pleasure A5ssgY ~
-AGsof informing his friends and the sas3ssSSs9s
public generally that he is ready receive ard ete lain
them IN his neg establishment 81 Royal street. to tbs
corner OF Custnmhonse street. occupying the mansion
lately the residence Of Alfred Henueu Esq affords most e
tcnve occomnodaons Besides the barge public dining room
on the ground toOF where meals provided hours from
6ocock A. NJ until Il P. NJ, the advertiser has large NUM-
Der Of rooms sr private parties. Families parties on ap
picnton above be supplied with the best Of evrrvbg
The market affords either ready for hetnbIe it comes from
the market Thanking his friends for the liberal patronage that
has always boon extended to him the undersigned them
hn will be his earnest eudeaTor give the fullest sssac
ton to those who may favor him with their orders.
do tf&2tW HOLM a .IprN
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public md the frsnd of the undersigned hereby
dRv OF November.
The house is commodioIs md veugted and the oca
ton central and convenient business one Of the og
pleHaaut in the city. 1870 ~
Rooms for private pHriir and families had at all
times and families will be sunniied tho notice
Also COLD LUNCHES and SUPP FRS for Balls Soirees
The UNDERSIGNED having been employed principal Res
arans Of this city has acquired thorough Knowledge tho
business which he is conf lent will enable
who may favor the establishment with their patronage.
iHl2 Pm EDWARD 'DEEECU AIM
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leans, the twentY.tfth day Of March, in the yea
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
one.
[Signedl A. M0uToN,
~v,r,,: ,..,, President of the Convention.
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SEshLDING,S PREPARED ssI.UECy
sPALDING's PREPARED GLEEl
gPALDING's PREPARED GLUEl
Save the PieCeBg
u o VI DTSPAT
Ra5-"A Stitch In Time Saves Nine."-es
Asaccidens will hnnnen.


R9-"A Stitch In Time Saves Nine."-es
Assccdents will happen in weIreguIaed families
vary desirable to have cheap way for
oatrlnS Furniture, Toys Crockery etc.
Spald4m&'s Prepared Glue
Meets ali uch emergencies household can afford to b.
~thoutt 1t is always ready and up the sticking point
rherss no longer necessity for npng chairs spntered
neers heEdess dolls and broken cradles 1t us the srcs
for cone she'll and other popular With la
lies Of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation is used cold being chemically
hold in solution and possessing all the valuable Qualities
oest cabinet aakers glue II may the place of orai-
nary muclage, being vastly more adhesive
"UsEFUL IN EVERY HoUsE.n
MA Brush accompanies each bottle Price, 25cents,
Wholesale Depot, No. 4s Cedar street New York
Address HENRY c. SPALDING & CO.,
Box No. 1900, New York.
ealersin Cases four eight
Lhogaph shovTCard accompanying each
package.
sa-A aingiehottle Of sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
FtusaSeten tess cost annually every househeid.a
Sold by all prominent Statouers Druggists HardwRrsand
Furniture Dealers, eroeers and Fancy Stores
Country merchants should make note Of sPALDIEG's
GLuR when making up theirlst. viii stand
ny climate ,alslykw
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a. 49, FIOREAU'S EGESTh Uf2 ANT
r3 y The Undersigned nroprictors Of this welI.known
.%fz941t NJ establishment. inform their fri nis The
asssEHl general public that hFir house has during the
iuteregnun undergone the thorough renovation
and repair ind has been irey rcUnhad throughout
us it long has been Of the elegantly
eom1adous restaurants i'll the country having
Tor number Of private pHeS The furn-
shtnss Of the best quality sud the rer will supplied
with all md the best viRHds which the market served
M ~ the weikNAwn and unapr0acale style cuisine for
which !s restaurant noted The choicest brands
kent hgnd AId large force and attentive
walters will be in attendance ts'serve guests
i,nnni
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PUBLIC HOUSES.

The proprietors inform the public that this wcnown house
Will be opened SUNDAY March H. and their
Gus friends that they will supply in their usual
with the best tho Affords nUd tbt every cntion
will be paid to this convenience comfort of their guests
determined to leave nothing unione to give satisfaction
to them.
Their cellar Is supplied with TIE choicest Wines mud
their irder shall not be surpassed The very best will
always be on bard
The house IL delightfully."- situated entirely distinct from the
bur room, and has been newly refutnibhed.
mo I'm JULES COURCHF L COR
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GAXERAC HRANDEES WE HAVE GOOD
snppF Oh hand and receiving by direct from
France additions to stock Of his rated and highly
favored brand @ have 1875 eighth ppea 1898 in eighth and
quarter pipes 1902 do 1901 in half quarter eighth
pipes We invite the attention and commissioning
generally this article pure pnadulterated ON
New EsIk e; and prices by
VIM. g. LEVERICH l. CO., 81 Old I.evee at,
ol9 " Sole agents in this city.
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a 0 .aUs
AN e3gDrN 4 Etsis

sstIEs j. rios. WHE II. s sssssasis g
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b NEW ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL
III On IRON WoRKS.The undersigned beg INFORM
~ the public and builders generally, that they
W featuring all kinds Of Architectural and Building Iron
Work nj their foundry of Magnolia streets
office In Davidson Ro seetsuch ID Verandehs
Railing Shutters Safe and Bank Doors and Circular
Stairs, Iron Bridges Roofs etc
They keep constantly hand Cast Wrought Iron Col.
yenaors end Sash Weights, ali all orders Of
description of CRstngs CounE Store Fronts
With despatch.
BENNETT L LuRGEs Davidson,s Row,
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Attest: j. THos WHEAT, secretary = '0 '''''s''''
, 1861-01-08
LIVE u0GS-Reccired S,479 Market steady |
and active. Sales yesterday and to-day were:
Markets BE TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, jan 7.-Flcun-s01o 9 brl low
er. with only limited export and vey snln! home
trade. Sales $500 brls at $5.25@5.35 for super
western, $5.@@5, ,90for common to medium e1tra
round hoop oEissoeine Ing dai viii s holaess se sene
rally little more disposed to realize. Canadian
-four dull aud shade easlcr. Sales 20 br1s at s. GO
with trhlne q les at s3.3oGs4.a5 for common to
choice super. Com meal quiet and prices noni-
ualiy unchanged
brls Mt K1e0c-de}Iverrd at the latter price.
GHAH-The export demaud for wheat scarcely go
active, and the market may bo quoted shade easi-
checks The shipping demand. sales Il, 900 bu eli.
cage spring At s.. l.19W12 .; T., 200 milwaukee, club
At Sig; lso0 bu prime and choiec winter red
$1,t0; 5o0 bu choice Canadian at $l.56 delivered :
5000 bu white southern at $1.45 500 hn damaged
Thl5e California at Sioo eNye quiet at ;5s
Corn heavy and lower, with only moderate de-
mand for export and home consumption. Sales,
q 900 Ia NJ G9110 for western In store; T1Gt11
n store. oats only In moderate request At 351K@
PhoE1s1ose-Fork lrmcr with mo1erate demand
Sales sss brls At *les9%16 = for msss sls 7s l3
continues dull and unchanged. Sale Of $50 tr1s at
$4.f3Gt5 for country prfmet $5-1oGLG25 for coull-
1as a nnd
Sl8D18; bcof hams steady at *laD14 for state and
western; ealcs Of LIS brls at $lsG1s50. Cut meats
in better request. Saes Of 9U pk.s at SIX for shoul
dcrs and hams.' Hogs heavy and lower at
6ax7c for cordled dressed 52zGs5a+c live. Ba-
con quiet and unchanged. Sales 100 bxs city short
at 9Hc- 100 b1s Cumberland cut middics at OAe.
Lard continues firm with moderate demand. Sales
37 h9ls at 1o4119Kc. Butter selling Ut 101llc
for Ohio; l492oc foE state. Cheese steady At 90
S0Hcfor inferior toprime.
Srocks-Lower. Chi and Il Is; III Cent scrip
1s4; Do. bonds 81; II s guaranteed 1H: n Y {
u, $50; Reading 40E, b 10; Hudson 81; Eric s.
Gal aud Chi 6lK c and 7 81: CD and @ CT; n c
b5N; Harlem III; Pac Mail 9sA.
NEW YoBK BAEk Observation-Disclosures in loans
81 600 73 increase in specie 81 .5G4 All: Do. cir.
culation S410, ,70l; decrease in deposit $711,lGa.
, 1861-01-08

Government Printing Office, provided It be
ascertalnea BY the Attorney General TINT there
be 4 good title. The. Committee rose aud the
amendments were coneurzed in BY tho House,
and the biA passed. .
Dr. ETHERDGE again asked for unanimous
the amendmentto the Constitution. Hs did
not want It. acted on to-day, but read and
p NJ, BARHBDALE objected.
Mr.EfHERlDaE moved suspension ofthe
- III: ADRIAN said they had e right to have
The SPEAKER SO decided and It was read.
= Mr.. STEPHENSON said he wanted to offer
an amendment to mike al3 territory North Of
96 deg. 80 min. free, and that South slave
Mr.: BARKSDALE said this was another 1T
tempt to hatch up a compromise which would
HI. ETHERiDaE in response to question
by Mr. McClc1nand, eaid his proposition was
substantially that agreed on BY the border
States:
rules for the reception Of bis proposition was
disagreed to by 3agatnst fs-fwo'thifds being
'IS'Af, lii. AbRA1N asked leave to Introduce
resolutiou approving of the act uf MAJOR An
dersop, promising to support the President In
enforcing all constitutional laws to preserve
the Union.
Mr. BURNETT appealed to Mr.. Adraln to
withdraw the resolution.
!. Mr. ADRIAN replied TINT the whole country
approved Of the net Of Maj. Anderson.
The ayes and noes were ordered on the sus-
pension Of the rules, which WIS agreed to.
Mr. B0C0CK moved to lay the resolution
on the table.
Sit. LOVEJoY said We will sustaln the Gov.
erDment.
Mr. HINDAIAN asked II it WIS In order to
propo4nd question to Nj, Admin (Cries OF
order from Republlcans.] Mr. e said 7 am
not asking the opinion of Blnck Republican
gentlemen.
Tho SPEAKER-Nothiug Is in order but the
call Of the roll
Several members explained their votes, and
the resolution was adopted by LII aguiust So.
Adjourned till Wednesday.