The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-10

TO ratfy IL, but places IL before the people for
option rejection las most assurediy oughs TO do),
will publish with great pleasure in order that the
pole NAV Judge OF its oremerits before voting
the Convention thrust 4 upon the people by their
aud sole act then the people can as we'll learn what
rule Of conduct their sovereigns impose them
bun the published codes and bks OF euicis which they
buy at their leisure and not at expense in paper
pc and ink
The Savapnah Republican says:-The advantages Of
oy Savannah TO those merchants Of New York who
Ave heretofore enjoyed monopoly Of the Southern
AIDE is apparent, and will be taken advantage Of We
eaay hear OF some six or seven rich and extensive
aiss, both in d-y goods and groceries, who will open
Osness here a scale that attract buyers This
all needed to make city increase population
bd wealth, and an impetus once given by capital wen
paraged our prosperity win astonsh even ourselves.
The Columbus Ga Inquirer, makes war upon Jefferson
avs' ADMINISTRATION because the Bell and Douglas men
ave been entirely excluded from share In the admin
'tration OF the new government.
II Is reported information apparently reliable and
rect that large has been detected 10 tne oca
eports the election for convention IN some OF the
esern counties OF North Carolina. The correction OF
error ~ report Is right would change the result
1 at least leave tie.
The Savannah Republican announces with qualification
hat the banks Of that city taken five hundred thou
and dollars Of the loan authorized by the Montgomery
Congress.
The Grand Jury OF Greene county GEORGIA. have issued
presenment requesting the Legislature TO enact law
by which any citizen of that county who subscrbee TO
|he New York Evening Post and Tribune the Cleveland
lajndeoler any other publication Of like character
|nay be fined and imprisoned
A day two ago, says the Louisville Courier, William
Chester was arraigned before the Kenton (Ky Circuit
Court charged with passing counterfeit bill On the
State Bank Of louisiana After the evidence heard,
counsel for the prisoner claimed that the State Of
Louisiana had seeded the court had fiction in the
e-se Judge Moore however, ruled that neither
president Of the United States Congress had veoog
Dzed secession the trial would proceed under the laws
OF Kentucky and 1t did resulting in the jury awarding
Mr.. Chester three years in the penisentiary.
The Baton Rouge Qousiana) Advocate says:-In pursu-
Of recent act Of the Legislature the elegant estab
lishment erected at the Garrison grounds for the resi-
the commanding officer of the Ordinance Depart
ment Of the late United States government has been
Med PIP and appropriated TO the Governor for residence
The Richmond Wing says:-We are gratided to learn
that 223 packages Of boots and shoes brought TO
this city last month by the Central Railroad from the
recently established Stauntonthe commence
ment trust Of prosperous busin The people OF
this secon Of the State should give every encourage
ment to this enterprise and II they fail TO do let
friends OF the North come forward and patronze
branch of Virginia industry,