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JERSEY CITY.

CaLEBBArIoE OF THE FOURTH or july
The speciSl 90 Oni 'es, sP ,oinisd by the Comma
C0unhl Of jersey Cay, haVo made IhsiT arrange.
msnu hr tie cslsb-aton Of she o,miug pasousl
aaniV.rsSIy, - follows ;-rAe's will bs mas pal
saints ho.d ~ uD 80, LouI and sunhsi. Alb III.
tns'a WI b" opp Ipsiats xsiol5.s 81 heT 'iitan
Hall, cons 81 GOT an sIan' by ISAAC W. sCUDpES,
Esq, his Tssd'"R ~ che D'oisINu, ot lI,sp-sC-
. 90, b. NJ wH. DioKKsON sni mvs'o ald ng
ng. l toe t'en ns, ~ half p,s' eisnt O',lo 4,
,tsr' viii he u he disp az 4 hnw Hks A. va1
vns' Square. This Jssy G. ~ p lice viii pa ace
"a that tEy for no a n SINS la "a uufIsa, slmi.
or W 'hs' WoiH nv zoe NsS York 20 Ice. when
thsy " b inSpsctsd BY 'ns Mayor aud Police
q mmiItos
Cay MARsHAL's REroRT, City Marsha
EIn II p0r,s ,h,t for ,hs mooth OF June, lG4 p9r-
.ors ys,ts con- mig ed 30 IhH Csy 7 iEou for psisy
fosS. O'es mo tsh u these outness are Hs
GbustlO TO rum.
| i,rARRSsr or PTCKPocKErs.-TWo yoHug
| t.'lo.s n,msd JOINS fALLos ana EnwAEn No
9Btpu. were arr sIsd ~ officers CARROLL snc
| MArH, 1Td brought before Recorder HARuSnALi
Il Jsrs.y O,J, ytstardsy morning, chsrgrt NIt
| tot ng tEBDIKiCa X WnTls'a JANIS B1usDAGs
r,s,ds1.s ~ NJ York, Of Ssoli ~acn ,rd Uha'1
Vs.u,d ~ $40; also dirk kAiis Ana pistol Th'
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INSURANCE..
mIEBICHyEsA VEG.

nR. HONER BOSiWICK VIII. Gnrd ,us
1.-The practice Of Il tf 81 aud We a., setaI A.
Consumption, Female louIlaln's, Al Y tyuns D.
bihty umpl'encsJ cancel bv on'h nj .rni urst3n.
IN n sud Soge, b. ore or after IN ists, 20 sitt
impora1o o. " TEN, qua ~ ~ young IN tu IA IA
laDd thobld Totsfgs this v4laAbls htNk -LffOm the
Feston bedieL ,na Snvgicat JeurnNl Price |;
sst a. nts.s 81, once Ha En- lssh X hr co.
Vssey u, aL6 GoDFREY's, s3l rSadwAE. Once
Y22Ae'1(5
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WILLIAMSBURG.

Rue CvGR.-A boy between and years
old, tbA son u fnEH CREAnkE, residing a. No.
1873 s,,as street., WIS les, night run over, and.ss
Tiously, II no, s'slly Jursd BY = bakers wagon,
driven By AHDREw MoNALLI, aod IL me- expected
90 uosvsT. hONALv Sas arrested. and held 70
Aw.h shs resun Of sAs ehildS iiJurisS-
OvKRBoARD.-A member OF the Lincoln
Green's, . Cavalry Regimen, forming In williams
bursh. fall into the ivsr ~ the foos Of South Tlh
Arrsa yesterday. He had = narrow escape noua
oaOWniRR
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- nh@ = No.
4 CNWLIN-In Brook yn Y. D.. on Sunday, June
ftr . long a a severe II neee. Martha A. C0Ik-
|, ased b5 ear, mouths and da,a
Ne ftssds and RELATIVES the fAIni arc re-pect
|tv invitrI 70 attend the ttperaL from fe- te
6lfer CO. $40 Grand u. this (ruesdaJl afarnoln, II
eiooS without further botios. 1OT
AvIs-Oa sustsy Afternoon, at ~ o'clock. Of
D, ua " on, NJ. William DAVIS, aged " Year,, 10
e ffsel d and relative. are respectfully lnvited
no the funeral, on rbOsday afteraoon, I'd test,
CLOCK. from al james u. ~
FTIgLn-On soudsy, u. icst, NJ liuge ing
milton. It Ola y Ina Ddnel., daughter VI the
Nm Z, Ply, o. Lors on, ae.d ., yssts
Tensi gill b. taken 10 Ore 1900 for inte-
ihis true aayl morning, At 10 o'clock, trn n
ste rtsidonce, $40 Front 81 Lo-di papers
Ase copy. lV
tINTON-Ou Mordar, ut inst, ChAfles VsleLtine
te., on y On OF Tpor ~ ami Ann Finton, aged /
n, . mo The and dsJG .
M trteuds o. te fAmiiy are repoctfuns invipt 70
ienS the tuneral, this tru So Jtstnoon. Jul
Al ~ onlncs. from tho ses'ds,ss ~ Nta rarn' Y,
lne,s ry HT interment 1853
III EyINY-In Brooklyn, on SUNDAY mo-ntug, Jure
n - b O'Clock, kdWA.d Levine. In tbs tSi rear Of
4 Aee.
Invited 20 stteno tho funrr y, THE (ru ifdA
irpoor, "a 1t, 1t O'Clock. from his In 'esi-
&c. 10 Frsuis o.. 100
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CADEmY OF MUSIC.
IA FOURTH or JULY JELpBaATiON.
liz the special invitation of our tizen, the
HOY. EDWARD EVERETT
III deliver an address. -
AT TIE ACAnEMY OF MUSIC,
On THU RsLAl AFTERNOON, July =, lS1l' on
THE GREAT ISSUES NOW BEFORE THE
n COUHTbI."
SyETyRAN CORPS OF THE WAR OF 1919,
/ s'hs'n'iTO
tEvENTu REGIMENT BAND.
TB@ sEI,EST uHoIR from the Iustltutiou for TIM
}lna, have kindly voluntee rid thor -rvices-led by
PnoasAsNE 1t. NIrIoSAL Ams-by the BASD.
ga PRArTR-bv IN. Rev Dr, SPRisn.
- any CoUsrRY, TITS oF rnHg ID the CnoR.
9Th ADpRSs- by Hon. EDwARD EVERETT
btn. ~ STAR SrASGLrp BANsRR"-by the OuoR.
9Th 'SrnE RIM HrNS,"ts m time Of ON HUS-
nm, wo' d. by OLIVER ENDEL dOLNEs sung b.
he Cho & In Wbish the whole audience viii ipi ,
Mr. FyVKErr vi devote eutlre let proc. de- to
be relief Of the pAml g. Of the Ne~ York Voldn-
TIGEVrs Perry ,tte Dress Gree a-d Fret Cire'e
Family Circle y itrel' % eele. Toe
nunbef will be srctl limited y the capacity Il the
bOu Q. For ga e 81 III Hotel, Music aid Bgk.ores
s. car. the cks's md avoid the rpecul tors ON the
day Of the Address.
iep0 b. ~
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l776 "a u ~ LILY

Its iE5EE G "a 81 july 1861
ENC'Rs'ON 10 n EST POINT.
TtePspS Ins ~, 60 and iAvld amer II ~
ON!R aCD. Ia. A. a. D.. u n uilt make
ter Tnlfn sbl = FIcnrsi y GU a UREDAY July
., leaving Pi "a y. n uoot yoTris ~ at ~ A, NJ
foatt / sch-s al ~ A NJ R-,us ns, VIA is.vs
hyE ~ Dock, ~tst Po'It MAP;M IAOii.E oily
70 % ostta. ksyaip Bsbd vi far ish the musls,
S'frc-I h n to,d This - The boat crew aod
ia 4. q, fG III ths xnursio Tor he Ia /
.II1 ytsrN ~Iibi p. Of eYouE. Of n Iopu' lrt' /,
ksvIrg, at eAcb Annlvsr,srg, carried upSA.ds Of
400 paAssnasIs comfortably, AID With Ps feat a'o-
g., wi r1iT
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1Ts & sra OF JULY EXCURSIONS TO
II de FIsl /, K B1 .ks, .nd Z. suId no Lisht ship
Thc Ipl, mold d -sms. HEaO o. h.iH fS4e II, win
LED RobIn.o. Il 7 81 BfooIDe - q II, ID, Peek
sup $50, Pier NO AN. R.g. Norris ~ Piat, Js SoY
GSHsD No NLiG6T fxCC asnN ON TaE
IN ap6 btr.-rhs uero en- hs' eI,bg 'neursion
-ye' AmoI ! y s'coet, sp.og 4 D Mi-ris
rR.s Pier NJ 4 n. n. Us, v IN = LARGE cotiliion
~pd p oereds Up Z rys' As t.rA 1nok,rs, e
inrtitgh Pa. TN. d. co. u Ger I ~ snpsun'a7d
&c OF . Con m ~. FSri 90 csits for the EIcor-
900 j " UANCOX iV2 e 70
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Al uE Jolly EXCUhsI N TO VEST
II F.,n., g. Id hog, g. ro.l and hsvbursh.
GRO D~AY .ss yaT Ot j., 81. o'ol ok lNnd'
ius = hma -, 80tn =, W, hers ea,tngs. ID bis
.e'Ty, TArytiNi, ~ & 2 10 I'D HAserstr4W. VIZ
euIuion Ucktts H. The Ab 70 laIdtnf- AZ Tfdaeeo
rices R'ufpin', vii ieavs Ne bur. h Il O'Clock
- R"O1
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AsypsLsp F@s Iks.a.

NULL 4 masih watch dos o. am ltnu av,Bklyus.s
VI 40 p"ie., so., rscte' -tioss. "a pslton st. us
Hnpsss cur for sn1-r ID ~ Marion a.. 80
1nRsy hHBss. s35 -Traph ,sen, az B4d'o.d .,aq
HoRsH vsEon. rev h,rness, at II Amity Plaza
LARGE Loo Ing s.sss FIR 'sle- lss TsIid ave- ~
MU'LIN Flss' GOD tbe.p Frsukiin s,u.re1 ~
NEW oak eIt n ioa table. 3 s eo,t sSs-P4t Prooms
No. singer se.i m,ehipe, s'0-s ClrvstIs a. 90
pOOr beer fAlc; zen, raj. 10 August cor Centre Al
ROD o.Ssr I'm tn proOO trunks eve ioT h, At
SINGER msohII-e tnsvj-5ei I'd Az dris Il re-. % 4
SKIS srrin ~. tsp~s Ao-si Ohspbar, Il STS
vsBIpTIEs for 'sle, 'tofe T. le 1sS "a .. VIZ ,Nrh
WASHING maohi 's,sith riuger 90 4s,B'.ay.iA
- nsehl'~s TO- sale, 10 rHiou 1t, Sonth sklyu.
sd HAND oo'ch bu-ine's -sg n. s'O-9iIg 'tb It
"a Re, imsDt rpi'ofm. COZ Nsw prw"ry a. OI,er 4
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EXCUhSioN t. THE GRAND Regatta
.oIt' The sie.n"r q IICJPEs CAo1 WIN. T.
'aurtn, ~lll have ha, no ia. ketNt A. y, Peck
: lock. Fsr 20 oen's. each wav j,2 hs' az
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FOURTH OF july RXCURsI IN AND
I am ms,. T.. ps,'eii ga lug stsane'
X cIasaV . t'H Abov' ,syi lsssiOg Esst sda Of
C.tbArl eMsrhe' slpA's a'clo-k. "; pdng
T. Npuh R,ya- ~ sc 'c'ntk vi ~ Worth III ser,
= o'c ok. A. v. tNtucnug. " " leave At 4 ?. n.
''tpGing at tfe ses eide House each vAg F,p 90
C. III rsoh y. iySBlb
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ENUkCu JUtY WORCESTERSHIRE
IA crit 'to'n'T 40 Law UsPt. r.wf.rd,
u uhka fh~Trfinu around Stst- Ift-nf o.
T.. 'irf ~" - ~ Bsr,isy aud V insNn -tt-"t-
cock are ~ ctp,. TO- ne eIcur lou 81 ,'t26
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,rHb FAyoR,,F TEAMER

ht fANph Y H iFhNTsh
4 tlDI,N can't Us A. DUMpHT.
GRAN rot Rr1 OF JyLl Excl itsIDS TO I've
u htgh IL aud avery daS curing tie season,
Friday excepted
Tearing Edst Rlrsr. LedDiIg Month River.
T. hst,re,, d ..m. spr ~ ert $40 IN.
/, oomr ,,r,,t, l3i IN. thri',tl 4, 63I an.
ProAsip $40 10. Tier l, N.O an.
Re treatment, Of al Sibdt also Iiuer Bat, hc.,
uiii lie furnished o. beArd at ssonHb fAtss, ~
IL. LDBEH1 SrIl. l., ,olEA a fs' rsbly ~ Iwn As
he popular s ~ ard Of tins bo.t. A sOrlLLION
hSkD viii be on bca - iurulsh music iof tho
DaLcB
Th,r il enc n the most de igttul excursions out Of
neW Iork. n Td ng II view ~ tbs OoaAD. aud
Hlso oi tn 1oyn.nn. Eohihc to A. ~ the hAfbos
FAkN FOh THE TX -UR sion, % CENTS,
Thu boat c. on TtuT@N { eve Ing eNoIriJns
aipyto q, q. BAXTER Sons, No. 3l9 Wet T.,
tie CAptaiu Oh board. W. $3.50
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LOD<sDsDS - SSH
CLEAN siB eIs beds, Is cts--15 Walker It, "a
Vur NtsB.D rooo 10 let, at ~ OiAikss. 10
fOkN4sHsp rooms 10 Gaia .rne, near East B'ssy
FuArISbnD rom for gen, at 242 vet 24,h st.
FURNISH an rosn 10 let, lO5 tas, Broad say 600
LODGINGS II cS cor william = spruce ste. SEA
SINAI l. faruished n ON. sent or I.sy, sss o. nal
TRIBES furai.bed rooms /, Lev, at 10 p.e,a
alR,lila.aS sis.ls,.
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OLD LINE, REGULAR BOAT TO tt

- fishihs sa,kA Tns sub'tAnt'sI sea steamer
HBBo, Ha'e iI, erm@...sr .sptIn Post
lesyiBs ma =, ~ o.loek; sP, ina 81 IN aobl 'soE
., 100 BTcous 2, T., st eec. Slip, sHi No; 4,
lion bard ill b. on bnA 4 Ths suoscrlber has run
ia bo-t to II Ba,itA -oe 1870 every sesse', ~
oeptips only the last years, baa nsgss inst nth
any Ascde AID .oieit the patronage Of his for ner
osfrpns ~ HANNON lssT a. ~
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KnrPI0YmKss-~- w-s...

zHIyrNYIxvs,-s7s f-ur,ios.
SANgA,Aa
@ NnKt = ho-~msids wsn,st S9t Pcurth ave. ~
OREssM KTRI ~Sn,ld, a. 2rs Ia ton ~. Bkl,u
al Al to Lam & fcod rulio r-Ac,ine, ~ snn 4.
Al ~DRk hs' A. 10 collar AL nrcsdNAS, ~
OPER T < on sirs-s mNohin,, - Fate, u, 9kH u
KNuTTED ,ki.th'nasw ned SAs Ps clau s, 8slyn
. GIRLS 10 irSyel--C al On ,tnsIs Square
WAFrSts eoi = SuRsr-sea
oOLORED .cb, vN,her . ironer 44t orosduay
HrrUkrlsss W 49, A. ~ .a-,s<
sYs Ioing mas ~ can n'srias- 90 NAN q Bki.,
CrrUATtos whysyED--eY pe-.sss
TO at ed l. 'tse Cali % Mplroe 4. o.
TO do b usewSrk, Cen sn-.Ea fearI 1t W
atsAIss, ssta-
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APASTbTNrs, 10, CN,sord 1t 'Sigc,T6 80 tosa.fn
,VIbNs's' Il rear nj - = e' m rth- ro's
N ,sFx Mt E,I junk staie s2-u'ii-sn. ooruru d29
oN RO0S to les, - pr m all a. hrtsy Il. =.
LsrGE bss m.n' 90 Gtsv -, cor T. mpSius. - 8
arouE roop,a foe sAlooa Smth 8 1lo.dvA-.
EtOOd.S',6 r0our, AS ii Note. ~
y TT AZ t. lot, II g. Nih sVa, - aS', osG
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sIkAmROATn.

CLIFFWUoo GRDVE-0PPoSITE KEY
~ 20 I N J., Ia re tor SInday so1,1is and otnri
ssll oTgaI lied socstses. II Ia plsassntiy ut rated
mar TIL iock, AM l. gel Cited up ", table plat
q. seopA DC vith . ~e Of good ~A'sr Ia IN.
tre dtne grove asl for Oh trtar ehs baNnIeeAt
EVPOar, o. AssnAbe tarms. .pisst va 70
4 her 70 ba Issks 20 the Cap. n GeGnbNAf 4
I'm. isS2 a<Ao'iar
CURSIOES-BIDDLES GROVE THE
for ~ :. =. me. I. Tor The SEEM. stsAnbcat. and
haTgc = chatter On tsosA'le terms. Az " 10 n.
T. ILtON 20 " al 81, COR. 5satn, mp stairs
w. atAc'lTi
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arTICI 10 ~s~rRs.

I'd hH d Clutches waited Z baIVH sun . y
eco Aars H. W. We to trsSe obe,p @ box gii sun
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FOURTH OF July.

SFOUsru OF JuLI-LONG LAND RAU..
% ID Leave smc, 81 y ana sith & Fsttisa. Nss
York atH''c c. am. afriviug IA Gr-sup1t ous
~ "A; i,tui ntuE, te,ve Grss 1T NJ = 10 ia Fare
flr th'ex ue,iol TON II 'ers rnint out anA b eek
3. FKsiriont cktt ~hl bs 'oli At half lc, In
tor ftcm u-,.rp rttN y -Y,'k. Leave Gree po /
II IL m for 80 ~; r,turpipg laaVe j ,mes
SipN Hs3O FAsfT the 'Icur'in, from all
po'ut u Hu 'etT Point ana bach, 81. WI. ".
IRIS Pee 'ysa'Aa
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SECOND BOARD,
ADyAHuBS.

STOCK FLUCTUATIONS.
Tnis table is dstived 1y companies Of de rlms
pa d sales each day -
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LSOR CAMP SCOTT,
L STATEN BLAND DTRvCr.
The shespett and m :, beauti,ul sat- 70 ths woss
Taka Staten IL a. ferry bat, mot o. ~tit hall
q halweel B.tt.rT .nA nth Fe-ry. Boats leave
svery hour oorn a1b with SaLsn hlADd Ra'rosd
je9Tu'l99
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10 q %
~ ys 4
. ,hs q
N ,he\
pre- WNeI
NJ prs
,rs bf
L. ~ a.
"a ursd|
gstGI
|dinS4 I
b Sl.et
|nd va
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ACCOUNT BOOK LOyT-s5 BEwARD--
"A Loaf ouM ~ dAv July Il in Bowory, = lTc Ne-'s
arc. uIt b. K JOHN y. AoOSB, stall II ". h,ns
ton NJ Tket USFlSS
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DANK BOOK LOsT-BOUK NO 1880
Don q al yich avir - " nk Ait l'ofn usu -
40 rerton ~. he OWN, tie nnd-r vnl pleas'
leave IL - tho Ia y, thav
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INAUGURATION AND MESSAGE OF GOV.
CURTIN, OF PENNSYLVANIA.


The Inauguration Of Governor Curtin occurred this
morning His address Is frank aud manly. lie pledged
himself TO stand between the constitution and It's
croachmcnt, instigated by hatred ambition,
fanatiosm or folly. He says the election OF
President has been made pretext for
disturbing tho peace OF TIN country by Wrestling
from the federal government the ,owcs the people con
ferred on IL when the scons,itut was adopted. There
ia nothing in the life acts Of Ir. Lincoln TO
that his administration will DO unffiendly 10 State
or local institutions Nothing has occurred usfyng the
excitement which had blinded the judgement Of part Of
the people, and which preciptatng them into
luton says Pennsylvanis has any laws infringing the
any States or which contravene any federal law
or oberuct It's execution they ought to bo repealed She
never has facrcd In the recognition Of oil tho duties
imposed by the national compact, and will, by
every act consistent with devotion 70 the interest
OF rhcrirpcople, promote fraternity and peace be
tween the states. When her trade was prostrated
and her industry paray zed by the Legislation Of the gcno
raj government avorng adverse interests Pcnnsyvania
waited patiently for another opportunity 70 declare th
public viii IN constitutional manner. Az the late
election protection 10 labor tho great principle
Inscribed the banners Of bis party yet she had no DO
sign to interfere with abridge the rights OF other
states Though the state has suffered from adverse legs
ation Of dsoyaty treason nor arm has been
raised strike tho sacred fabric OF national
II viii be duty TO unite with the people o. inc bya
states In Just end honorable Of concihtion
they are Just and moderate tho danger may be averted
Ours 4 national government having all the attributes
OF and among these s the right OF scipre
servation No state combination Of States secede
nor absolve themselves from the bgaione Of tho Union
To permt this without the consent OF the rest 10
fess the government failure. Pennsylvania viii
acquiescc such conspiracy nor assent 70 doctrine
is 10 exist II must have the power adequate 10 the
enforcement OF the supreme law in every State n Is
the nrst duty Of the federal government 10 stay
the progress Of anarchy and enforce the laws and Penn
sylvana viii give united, honest and faithful support
The people mean 10 preserve tho integrity Of the Union
at every hazard Amendments 70 tho constutin- made
in constitutional people viii c-mAder, and
act ~ deliberately ~ the Importance 0ss--dAnds
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noiuion Of the government They wers not sent here
to destroy but 70 sustain and hAmonse the institutions
Of the country and that equal justice done 70 all
parts Of the same and finally to perpetuate its existence
on terms Of equality and justice TO all the States
As no propositions for interference with slavery in the
District Of Columbia United States dockyards, arsenals
&C., have reached the committee they have not deemed
IT necessary TO take action the subject.
Another set Of resolutions 10 with reference TO the
duties of the States and the federal government refer
ring to the duty Of all constitutional obligations and
sertsg that the federal should enforce the
laws and preserve the union of the States concluding
with recommendation OF law providing for the
diton Of fughives charged with treason felony other
crimes.
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OF THE MASSACHUSETTS
LEGISLATURE.
Bosros, Jan. rs, 1861.

BOSTON, Jan, 10, 1901.
In the House Of Representatives yesterday Mr.. Tyler,
Of Boston, introduced rcscuton that in view Of the
great suffering South Carolina, the immediate
auence OF the citizens OF that state acting under mis-
taken idea OF their rights and obligations and view OF
the abundance and prosperity Of this Commonwealth
sum be appropriated from the State treasury to be In
vested in provisions and stores for the relief Of our
suffering fellow oountrymen in that State.
The senate Committee the Militia yesterday present
cd bIl which read once relative to increasing the
active militia OF the State. Governor Andrew sent In
communication, accompanied by communication from
Governor Morgan transmitting the resolves Of the New
York Legislature rendering the aid Of that state TO the
President Of the United States
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IMPORTANT PROCEEDINGS OF THE vIR.
GINA LEGISLATURE.


In the Senate Mr. Neal offered the following Joint pre-
amblc and resolution
whereas sending OF rcinforcements into the forts
and arscnals Of Virginia has caused uneasiness and s
OF dsquictude 70 the citizens Of the Common
wealth; therefore,
Resolved That the President OF the United States be
respectfully requested TO inform the Governor Of Virginia
Of the object of the government In sending increased
forces into the forts and arscnas OF this State and that
whether his opinion the object Of the erection Of said
sronsbolds the defence Of the property OF Virginia.
likely 20 be realized by doing So laid over.
In the House. Mr. Patterson offered joint resolution 10
appoint Hon. r.. NJ T. Hunter John J. Allen, William G.
RIves and George W. Summers Commissioners, TO cor
respond with the governments Of all the States TO
tain on what terms If any, the present Union can
be preserved, and If cannot, then upon what terms
and with what States confcderacy bc formed
which will the people Of Virginia In the full en-
joyment Of their rights, and report tho result TO the
State Convention.
Referred 10 the Committee on Federal Relations
The Commissioners from Alabama addressed the mem
bcrs Of the legislature and their remarks were wei ro
ceived.
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MEETING OF THE GEORGIA STATE CON-
vENTION TO-DAY.

The Georg state Secession Convention win assemble
at Miuedgevle in that State, today, to take sucn ac
lion as they nay deem proper in the present political
crlsis For some iime past have dered the
cesson OF Georgia as fat accomf basins opinion
upon the returns Of the election for delegates to that
body We may therefore expect, ere the present week
will have elapsed 70 record her ordinance Of secession
with the usual concomi'ants of gun firing salutes bon.
hres, &c. To-day the Empire Safe Of The south viii
tke The rs' step in the grand experiment Of accession
regardless OF results, and in week or more oaar
herself Of the states of the new southern coed
racy. The secessonsts have array Of public mon ia
the Convention; among them Hon. Howell Cobb late
Secretary If the Treasury and Senator Robert Toomps
We subon the full list of delegates to the Convention
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MAINE PREPARING FOR WAR.

PORTLAND, jan 10 Ib5I.
resolution was introduced In the Legislature to-day
setting forth the loyalty Of Maine, accompanied by
order that the Committee Military Affairs ho directed
to inquire into the available strength Of the military
force Of the State with the view that exgency may
arise for aid 10 the General Government.
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House OF Representative.
WAsnSoroN. Jan. 10, 1861

Among other preliminary business,
Mr.. HARRIS, (opp) Of Md, presented memorial signed
by 600 citizens Of Baltimore irrespective Of party,
praying for the adoption Of the Crtenden compromise
He said there desire 70 ranquilize tho public
mind u could bo done enectualy than by the
adoption or that measure Laid on tho table.
The House went into committee on the Army blu.
Mr. RsAcAs (opp) Of Texas said he came hithsr with
Tho hone that such measures might be brought forward
nv those who have tho power TO control tho ques-
,,ou as would s1urc the South q future secu-
,;sv ,; The republicans have held suueniy back
"a declared that thcy have no terms of
peace 70 oaer. In view q such facts four u.s. sA.ss s
n,dv seced,ne Unless BY the 4th Of March something
: dome 10 arrest this movemc2t, We win see but few
soushern staes the Union. The rrepseee0e conflict
had eliminated for its authors and behold the
resuu They mean 70 eject the humiliation aad ds.oh-
s,an az The Sonth q dissolution u tho Union Iney
(CONTNUD ON NGHTH PAGE
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WAsH1NaroN. Jan. I6. 1851.

WAsHINuIUNi JaI. 10, I50I
Messrs Washbnrne, Of Wisconsin, aud Tappan of New
Hampshire, OF the Committee OF Thirty three have signed
tho following as minority report
Resolved That the provisions Of the constitution arr
ample FOR the Of the Union and the proec
tion OF all the mater al interests o the country; that il
needs TO be obcyed rather than emended and that our
extrication from PRESENT difficulties is to be looked
for in Efforts 10 preserve aud protect the public property
and enforce the laws ruther than In guarantees for
pnrtcular interests compromises VI concessions to
unreasonable demands.
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LOUISVILLE, Jan. II, I5UI.
The Courier published letter Of Col. Banion Duncan,
Secretary Of the late Union Convention opposing coercion
and favoring confedcrscy Of the whole slsvchcldng
States.
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THE NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.

KAMIGB, NJ q. jan 10, TOW
Tho Senate has been engaged all day on the blu pro-
yidng for the calling Of State Convention. There was
considerable on c details No vote has yet been taken
ON the biz and there are no indications as 70 how will
result.
The IIouso has been considering nearly oil day the
coercion r. solution There was a aplit on tho details
Many spec hes were made and various amendments oier
"a to the resolutions, but no vote was takcn on H.
All the members are against coercion, but some arc
against the right OF secession.
There was some excitement In tho debates today.
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EIHDED8ENHIEj IouI'
large number Of Delegates to shs State Convention
arrived here to-day.
Nessrs. Misbot Of Macon, and Hull Of Athens, are
spokce of as candidates for the Presidency Of the Con-
vcnton.
An unusual number Of vsters also here, including
number Of the ablest leading men In the State.
Exspeaker Orr, Commissioner from South Carolina,
has also arrived here.
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ARRIVAL OF THE UNITED STA rES SLOOP.
OF-WAR BROOKLYN IN HAMPTON ROADS.

NoRfoIK, Jan. Is, 1861.
Tho United States soop- p-of-war Brooklyn arrived in
Hampton Roads this morning.