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The Hon. 81 ]. ]. Crittenden.

The Hon. % J. ]. Crittenden.
The name of j. j. Crittenden is famil-
lar to every reader Of American politics.
For near half I: century it has been init
na,ely connected with our National affairs,
and has held, during that period, a con-
spicuous though mcteor.likc existence.
Ten years ago. it was beloved, respected
aud honored by the American people. The
subsequent commission Of . grave error,
aad well aigh consigned it to perpetual OBJ
security. A few months since. it again
bla.ed forth in all ats lus.r,. and the in
servening apostacy Of its possessor was OBJ
liberated and forg Jtten. We need hardly
state that al this was effected by Mr..
Crittender's celebrated effort to DO . SER
vice to his country. His famous Compro-
mise measure WAS a noble. patriotic. and
nm apparently earnest effort to sare the
Union; and well did the people reward
him for it. His name was upon every
tongue and his praises were sung in every
corner Of the nation. His Compromise was
rejected by the Nerth and, as he predicted,
war and disunion have followed. The
leaders Of the Southern "sebelIien''-
Davis, Toomhs, Hunter and, indeed, near
" every prominent public man at the
Sou,h-.igui6ed their willingness to sup
port the measure though it did not,
in th:ir judgment. afford such guarantees
T., the South, as she had right to claim
under the Constitution. Mr.. Crittenden
then said IF war and disunion followed
the North alone would be held responsible
for it." A few months have elapsed.
war and disunion" have followed and
where stands Mr.. Crittenden? In the
Congress of the United States, he boldly
aud uublushingly asserts that, 1.-THE dis
unionists at the South are responsible for
the war;" aud argues that, they alone
have broagh. the existing troubles upon
the country. Mr. Crittendcn, therefore,
sands condemned BY his own record. He
may. by chicanery and trcachery. succeed
in procuring a seat upon the Supreme
Bench, but We warn him that 9TH
er posterity than that Of the muir.
dersd Butler will curse his na,ne and re-
member his infamy.
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The New York Day-Book.

This journal has long been noted for its
consistent. determined opposition to Re
publican" doctrines, and it now not only COM
bats the War in vigorous style, but it at
tacks the very fundamental positions of the
Republican" party. and exposes the err
rors of Abolitionism. Its circulation, it is
said. is rapidly increasing. All who de-
sire sound. "unterri6ed' Union Demo-
cratic paper from New York city. in favor
Of Peace. Justice and fraternity, opposed
to Mob Law. a standing Army. Onerous
Taxation, National Banks. High Tariffs,
the Suppression Of Free Speech, and a
Military Dictatorship, will find it just
what they want. The WEEKLY Day
BOOK has all the latest Telegraphic News,
and as good = report Of Cattle, Grain, and
other Markets as any paper sent out o.
New York. The terms during the wal
are One Copy. per Annum 81; Five
Copies. IS; Twenty-oue Copies. $40
Any person who viii start club at q post.
Office where there is none now, and SEND
IS for Eve subscribers, win receive sixth
copy gratis. Additions to clubs can al
ways be made At 81 each subscriber
Specimen copies sent free. Address Van
EvRIE, HoRTox l. Co. 102 Nassau street
New York.
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(Far the Beacon
The Battle Of Manassas Plain.


Hark. To the tramp 1t Northern feet
Fast benrin. dawn On Southern s~k.;
They come ihesr brsshec men tn meet
For CORY game aud wicked spoil.
List - she lin cf cIashins arms
Wsv over ON tr.ina sh"re,
AID sza.saoo ,,esis SQUAD was . alarms
With loud and deep prSrracsed rear.
That ample field m veaierraern
In NIL It's i,samsexnis grandeur lay,
By thousand ho0fs is now uI'iDu,,
Disiained with gore it's sunderi clay.
CIasped IN stern deaths unconscious asid,
Lake scatter'd hail, lay friend and fee.
And proud eyes there whieh once flashed Dol
Now swim ia agony and Woe.
Many a parent for their s"n
Now pines in sorrow q 'er has grave;
Many q maiden woed and won
Is Lett in hopeless grief 10 rave;
And widow'd maireLs, sisters. reft
vi all 10 them that maize earth dear.
With mental pain there hearts lis cie:t,
Like men 5 in battle by the SPEAR.
Hoarse was the hattie 8 ru,nhiing noise
That rolled far FER Manassas Plain
Laundering rs when stern .Aeolus' voice
Bad wild winds surge the Wa try IN in,
Like avalanche from ALPINE heights
Hurled on expressions ruthless head;
Like raging whirlpools or dred sprites,
The south to deatn and victory led.
Shout, for the valiant hero hand
VII" live and won the wrea'hs Of fame;
Shout for the sons Of Maryland
Who died and made themselves a name,
Shout for each brave and noble SON
Who fell and bed IN this great fight;
On to the rescue! comrades on!
Nor yield unto the orpressor . might.
Blest Peace between the two extremes
OF Sumner heat and Winters cold,
Can m-n ne 'ef find 'rnid all their schemes
Some space to stay the torrent bold
Blest Peace, that Inks the ruch with poor,
That bind st together small and great,
Cansi thou be found. oh never more,
To heal the cancer wound Of hate?
Where late lived youth and energy.
A,nid the thicken d carnage dread,
Sore wriihins in their misery
Are dying. MANNED. with heaps Of dead.
Aud yet methinks upon this scene
Lincoln unmosed could gaze for e'er,
Untouched by other thought, ] ween,
Than that of paltry coward fear.
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MOVEMENTS OF GRx FsEMoxf. -CAlRo.
August 3.-General Fremont has arrived
wiih feet ofsight steamers from St. Louis,
ccntsining four regiments and several de.
ssclaed companies Of infantry aud two CON-
panies Of artillery. and have landed .,
B,rl's Point. swelling the for &c there to
3, 900 men.
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! also toswssn III porous from hauling the
Seine up.m any part of the shoss ii ssid tara.
Persons disregasdi.g this n'Aics will. from the
date 1T its qualifications. have the Law rigorous
~ enforced against thsm. -
August 9Th, ls6l-s~.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-08-08

fr purposes Of self-rrotnesion. and to
guard against domestic srouhles. declined
t0 make further search asd ordered q
prompt restoration Of the cartridge boxes
and belts We here take occasion IN
az ain state thst. there ere no Cannon in
shi. town or county: and that. the editar
at the Stars infar,nsnt indeed. be hrs
information other than the suspicious Of II
mind conscious If IL. "wn infirmitics--has
pesp.srsted . Islander md . faisehoed, with
a design. no d"ubt. to bring trouble upon
our people. The on:y cheering for JEFF.
Davis that reached our cars. came from
+. young man who resides in a distant part
Of our county. and VIII" was eviiestly at
the time under the influence OF the "sr-
dent" We claim, however, the right to
cheer. talk and even RITE for whom We
please. aud va defy Mr.. Lincoln. even
when aided by the right arm Of the
editor Of the Star. to deprive Us ofthis privi-
lege. He may search our houses, destroy
R>property. imprison our citizens and
every other righa to which. un-
daF tns Constitution, We a'ay be entitled;
but should he dare to invade the right of
free speech, Mr.. Lincoln will find that
there are certain stages Of tyranny to
which people. however much disposed
to be loyal, will not snbssit.
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NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS. h.

4 LII pers"ns are hereby forw.rned firm
"A trcspassing with dog. gum or otherwise
np,n any part Of My Farm. lying near Ss.
Clements Bay in this county aud called sad
known as
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-08-08

Mesws. Efisors.-You are requested to
annonucs q. FRED. mADDOx .
candidate Coz the Ssnats al Mssyisaa. subject
In the decision Of S,uilssn Rights Csassa-
tim, should one be called.
PATUxENT
August 9Th, 1861.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-08-08

FAILURE OF A DESPERATE PLer.--It will
be recollected that just prior to the last
adjournment an order passed both hous-
es requiring the uhorganized associations
to which Gov. Hicks had furnished State
arms to deliver up the same. During
the interval al the members ~ho voted
for the order. received . moot insulting
document. purporting to issue from the
Home Guards" Of Middletowa aud
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-08-08

pieces Of cannon aud a lot of muekcts
which, he had been informed, were con-
cealed here; and that. he wished to pro-
coed legally and formally in the prosecu-
ton Of the search. He. then. showed his
authority TO the Magistrate and States
Attorney Of the county. and was informed
by them that they had no knowledge Of
the existence Of either cannon or muskets
in the village or county. other than
some rifles In the hands OF the members Of
. regularly organised company-the
most Of whom resided in the country
which had been armed and e(icered by
the State Of Maryland. Lieut.. Wyman,
accompanied By the Clerk to the County
Commissioners, then searched the Court
= House and premises. but no private OF
''sthsr buildings" as stated by the Star.
The cartridge boxes and straps found,
v,re the property Of the State and bad
been deposited in ahe Court House.
where they we're foundry order Of the
CAPTAIN Of the company in question
Lieut. Wyman. when assured BY the com
manding officer Of the company aud Other
citizens Of our town. that. the arms held
By the company would mot BE- used exccp
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RY BANGS, MERWIN a. Co., Irving Buildings,
- Eo, sa4 and 500 Broadwysoss Of Books Stationery
Pieture'. & Worts Of Art. Fsrcy Goods. Furniture. 60
MONDAY EVENING, Aug 20, at o'clock,
STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOks.--Bctng .
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and new publicaiions.
MEDNEspAY EVENING, Aug ?s. at t1o'clSck.-rRlyATE
LIBRARY Of valuable Englh and American Books Ia various
dePaitnonls roaty 10 6no and bndags including
vltiety Of expeaAively illustrated works &c.
For particulars. Catalogues and Books Of the SSeooms
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Jnsuranee Companies.

NEW-ENGJAND MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
IN ANcE COMPANY tpmeiy Matusll Boston, Mas Aeca
nulated Fund losses nearly Two Millions Losses during
II years 800 Dividends psid In css In II years,
eC0eo Last Cash DVdend 80 per cent Net assets over
lilbiies $4,000 Interesting documents concerning Lie
Insurance furnished grstia
JOHN IiOpPxh Agent and Attorney for the Company
Metropolitan Bsnk Buidng lio Broadway Pine st. NJ L.
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New Edlu1n.
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ASTRONOMICAL CALCU LArioS AND CALENDARS for
the year 1871.
ooyERNMETr OF THE UNITED sTATEs--Esesa.i,e
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Fs,oYs EXTRAORDINARY AND MINISTERS RESI-
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SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES. he,nbcs Of, Polil
csy Cassined
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STATES. foNiicalli ClaiSiled.
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fkER HoMEsTEAbs. or the AS,ion Of .ConHss, 0s tie
Question OF EltE free Ho1eresdst 70 Actual Soilefs o.
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LLECrORAL VOTE or TIE sLyERAL STATES Foh
PRESIDENT
SECESSION OF SOUTH CAROLINA
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ELECTION RETURNS FROM ALL TIE STATES OF
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HARPERr NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE:

NS SSTENGs
Ead ss.s :. sa Ts II
House. sis SRoe% a'i'y e. Which, 6SSd
Cbprch-Chsncsl ChuchPorch Of the Ch9teBait oi
shske.pesreThe Ipscrp'isn-ASne HsthsTsys % eor
raE cHPiTAL OF THE oANADAs. IlrrsrnArrOss-
S2T
ssa';'f Ss f
or WeIlInson lsSsRqin. Of Fort EIis, is5
"a, Landy', Lsss iSeGes%in6eld Scott ~. IS
THE TnfEE TELLS BIu'yasei
sHIRsPEhRE AND HoLLINGsBED.
oaLEY FARM. By AsrnoSr rHoLIork-inn'sfs'ed ~ %
Calp1sR XVII. Won B.uhn
CnAFrEs xviii Tho Eoslish yon Bsnhr'
CHAPTER Xxx. Hr. DockwTalh IN his own onioe' n, 4,
ILLgsraArosn-ibs GsInsn Won ra1nf-iH' H's''A
wIsyslfisEoGEE.
THE YANKEE CAPTAIN.
THF ADVENTURES OF PHILIP. Byw. NJ TnAcKSaAr.
CgAPIsa NyI Brevis e'.e Lsboro; ,..,v.,,
cplrTEs NyIlf. Drum isfs 80 void MIR IN der Hst.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Loys-h Pisriu,-Chsrloits's
MoSfaIY 10 S1MiiS 'HaSD RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS.
LITERARY NOTiCES
EDifoPs Easy CgA'R.
oi Il EOREiGN BUREAU.
FDiTOaiS DRANVEP-( WA F0Eytea Elsi'fsseIi)
FASHIONS YOR SEPTEMBER. c
IIrgrRATlOSs. Dinner Teilct-Pf,nenSco Co'iohs .
Lace lichu--Lsce IBdsg Sleeves - M, ~. .,
Tie J-e N1uber commenced the Treafy- lhrd Io.ims o.
U,RPyHs NEg MONTBLr MAsALiSK- This obort OF Iuo
N hr as sN.ed IN The hr Number t.spsd m judd io
A. ~ nj r,ri55lrai which who hbj Tie ifh'e Iei
resdpg ths eighties wish 20 seeP h
formed OF N. results u ths literary gahius ="
h, oga 10 would willingly be Whoa'. And they neni 20
bh Il a So low ard 70 give vaue 90 ihlcn ~
[ s "a ,bs rsss i. wsy Into the hsnos o. the sisiy
sSl, ot syeTy ileussnt ciiru II the United otSics
Its eirCuaii,n ifol month 70 pi9p-h go
su. drn n1ud f1t back Numbers snf eoniie. Se1s nav
H. sls.zrs meets ths ants Of tho pea! body oi
- -, No change viii therefore bo made IN hs senei' ,Hs
T Nse,fnr eou.ans q. osSt ~ ice TIE amount o. int
tor o Ia isudifs FD.ih Nolthea IL trfe!ofr rtAo.l
pr.snt ths BEL grodrcllols ofEuTcp al
Rs sbis srsr sr,0uui Of orig sDA s,es than s.Een
n rnv a.nsr cfa4ine ~ tbs day fseh hnpeI corans az
-g5rt Of fesdl that IN ofolgefy octave N'g
f ss1t rri0ri.i Illustrations Of esssy subject ~ m1ca
m a,lt oar sit the Writer. More hsn h-rra 4hn' IHls
tfsfsas hsxs already rrearol Ia the Mag iDs. ,,
Tbe van. which hs lsS El1e wsa "saini.cd - Heel -
,h. s he hish 90 lrasrT c9nkdonsy Ieiy uPon ooniin
ussee VI ths T1 suppo which 81 hAs Ioce'c- hr eleven
m. ypb,sb. Of HAnPEFs uAGAzISE, sa,sEs o. &.
p.rxatt vsI. have e,osro.Jpsd every page; They ean
,rcSsrr supply any Number iem tue OesiDhns up'A ho
Ay " N be .ou by Null potpaid for Tweaty lto
Cc AN Youne compiling sis hu1bel, rsty .on.a IA
tioth v IL ssnt by Msil eny paft Or TO tnes r's
i,h, 80 "A es % NnwfoTk post paid ior Two Doits per
yogI,, Conniets iil be cent b. Bpresi to cigi at
.ho eass d ~ puTohasc II disoor9 Of 1"ey AS pg
forg % esiing nom Juns 100 70 Jnt loi are 20" relJ
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Denilsirn.

FINHE largest and cheapest Dental Establishment
Il In the u SIN. Q. GRIFFIN BROS Dentists. No so
partial sets Of Teeth thcs Improved Amoaphec rs9e
silver or rubber sio partial e,s on gold per tooth ve
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24
Professional Notitee.

EDwARD II. DIXON, II. d.. Editor of The
IL ssspe end operating and Connlt,s Surgeon No ~ sth-
Office Consultations on the obscure dsesscs Of tho
pelvic voer Rupture Piles ysooces and Fisula radically
cursd without hs knlfe igstne. Oce hours IRON 20
To- and Z to evenings,
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aiilitarp Notir,s.

lsst Gone into Camp.-D'EPISEUIL Z0UAvEs--
81 uEPlAEylL liss freDch Array, Lieut. Col VlCUER
w aONfklL ls,e tfench Ary Tho other ctcers all
ssansies ebeE Of West P0n OF the French Military School
st cyr Some few recruits wanted Camp fesley. Fouu.
1na risse staten Island kecrlitHg Osots No 25 WaleTtt
ssts, No. 81 Cedar-Ht.
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o-'shs PiNcKERya .o ,,.
.s % Nsw'Yos this Regimen, yrl lmmsd,.tely r..
.~.ss .s w The neisrs ofavs c5pan. undsr ,s
-. 'na e'pass oser are slr.siy ferD,es AoplIss.
s msn ''p,s' % or sae. wishing TO unite wi tho
g,ITr,,s,Sa %a 20 received dsly .. IL. RE0IxEgYIL
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iouses ano tiarns iudnieo.

yyyANTED-A small FARM of from FIVE TO ten
ce.of Land With good iiou's ard Barn, WITHIN = or
tho eUd the Price De low.
wi ray down nd the bslhue IN yearly pa
PEI cent Addess tor week. A. g. le5 sprnRs " Y.
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usifxD SrArxs hysrsalks OySios soa voLusTFKasJ
: Ne. 20 White Street.
scS. g. MEN -Y0RE, August "a. 1851 }
Thf Commanders Of NIL Ha9itDenf. eerentad hs

s az ppalnea: s-e requested % report At thiI oaes viii
" een The nunbe1 OF recruited and pxe,ert resd for
sei hso the number present who have been rnusred ana
e,ent the names Of e ofcss ir thtir corsud ouga-sd
s teeetiRf service and the location Of their oas By
in ReEson az tbs Office VIII explain eli the oroyi.iors
~ ~ ee DepuInisnt for issnE lie coectoo subsIsi.
'-eo eAa xsaspozttOn Of rocfpfu ID m SAcTET
Lieut.. Col. sh Cavalry MusxTinx Oaicee
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III yon want complete and impartial History Of
hs 1Vs from olifs!s a;le Sc I'D lnruslei .e
PUTNAa's
RECORD Oe the HEbELLlOh.
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ArGIsT RRENTANOv

A ItlrI KIiENT ANU" ..,,.,..,.,,
AeooK STORE STATIONERY and SEHsEhPohitN
10. 63s BaoApRAr.
at tsa ssislH.hsnt always he h'dh !oh'Fns booH
H. Jels Head TrGBsolIpt, sstlsdsy Hvetng o.
, : "a -fria Gs sa .Fts H6 silus 81 4 cha &C. u
hisflnsssi.
r Pii s5-.Pkis Ledger. Prsss, aud EneureT. .
fSlrlsn Ead Alericsn NcrsIaJcis end fefiodci sc
lset cons.sy on hand Fof sale r. dge nEn1ci 'ersd
% nsel Subscribers in any part O.tEe city coen;ry h
s1trl clsI
rB--Bsct Numbers q thc principal pei0dicss NeTTs-
per, aTd hE,sxinrs elvavs on hrld
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IER,is.

oBs { BOY tar one YrsT.....t....s..ss..s's's''fl0
TO Cgtfes .1r Ono s1e2I..........s........'' RVy
1l-ls af more Cogies lor Ono YeE (oeail,,,, 20
A. y Jlfrs err, .rasfi j3T sFGt Cino y E-Hhf ots
sCRnFRA
H.l .asis, sud iiAfpeT's Wecsly, s:ehef ore yesi
uARFEf BRUflFRS PrSJ'HnLi.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24

now On the sss ErgAnd having been se sisa Ia
the Islands by that weknowB jgds,, r POWER foT ten
king qua idcs and beauty io slye Lis fa The iapor
ol Of last sv!rg gvtn much etsiseton TO The par
essess while Importing my herd and for oAes
sAle. APplytc THOMAS RICHARDSON,
No IS Broadway. New.ioIk.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24

The Rev. Isaac =. KsIech win proscl in the Lsisl
q, Cbuch lcorncf Lsi5bt ard ksrcx-sis.) TOMORROW
.srnd.yl MORsIkG st les o'clock snd 4 o'clock "a the
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Religions Notices.

- x.n,fst Church, 7thsy., near 18th hts-Seat,
Ast1Sch ,aF J"HV QUINCY ADAMS, win preach St
- M spd Il ,. The Rev w z; VAS M NIL MhbEa o. me m
n piIsm slter tho evening sermon. ----
- -sus.uce-oPFN AIR PREACHING BY TIE NEW.
WAX FYANGELICAL ALLlANCE-The Rev / -, ~
sVVHTOcH OF Lsizatst VIII presch, ID. ", TOMORROW
SyESHG August & in frOas Of Clinton Hsl AsoIPsee 1t
~ ID n.
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The Rev. Isaac Westcer Of HeWbpTgh Win preach
%se!t % sABBATH EVEhlhS, Aug e. a. the Bleoni isgdae
ssease At o'clock Sneo,: The CT0Ss o. Christ the Cen
tsAi Truth Of ChrisL,sny.p
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The Peoples Meeting, at No I87 Bowery EVERY
SUNDAY. ssbisess 90 The zsh; a. P M" The Wsr; H.
CASses, Cond et aud Results at "A p Have the leb
States FoIsosd thsiI COnsluiioRl Ksh" Platform
10 all
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E0R the ARMY and NAVY OFFICERS, and

CELEBRATED PRoTEAN FOUNTAIN PEN
s Unparalleled 70 sibuahe opy O. IT. reai eI is
PEN, PEN-HoLDER, Ard lNKSTAND COMBINED.
Always ready lor Resa FL n Teasure- insorrops
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-06
Asse mbly.

ALBANY, Feb. 8, 1851.
AT twelve noon accordance with the law the Assem-
bly, proceeded candidate for election to the
United States Senate in place OF Mr.. W. II. Seward
Mr.. Ira Harris Of Albany was nominated by all the
republicans except Messrs. Anthony, FELL Finch and
Rice, absent, and rrendergast. not voting.
Mr.. Horato Seymour, OF Oneida was nominated by all
the democrats except Messrs CoZaLs not voting, and
Long, Odel and Woodruff, absent For Harris, So; for
Sey mour 81.
Inc House then nominated Messrs Elias W. Ieaven
worth j. Carson Brevoort for Regents OF the Unver
sty place Of David Buell. and George Checver the
democI attic vote neng cast for Jeremiah w. Cummings
and John ~ willard
The two houses met in joint session. and the nomina
lions being found TO agree Ira harris was declared duly
elected the United states Senate and Leavenworth
and Breyo0rt Regents Of the University.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. TURNER by unanimous consent reported ut twenty
minutes two o'clock bill for the relief of the suffer
ing people Of Kansas
Mr. CAMP real a Geographic despatch Just received
from Jhaddeus Hyatt, mplorpg aid 10 the starving poo
pie Of Kansas, saying that so 600 people have only
bounty between tn, mselves aud death.
The bill approprates 800 000 to be Immediately paid
out Of the treasury for the purchase Of food and the pay
pleDt of transportation.
Mr. HERMAN desired the bill to lie day, It
made provisions for the proper care or outlay OF the
money.
The bill was read a third time and lost by SO TO IL re-
curing two thirds OF the members 10 pass 1t.
A motion reconf dcr laid on the table,
The Governor presented resolutions from the Kentucky
and Minnesota Legislatures, which ordered to be
endered on the Journal and printed.
EVENING SESSION.
The Assembly met ut seven O'Clock, to consider Sr.
Robinsons resolutions appointing COMMISSIONERS 70
wash gton accordance with Virginia resolutions.
They we're announced as a message from the Senate
A motion being made by Mr.. PIERCE TO concur in the
Senate amendments, the minority opposed to the
resoutiors commenced a series OF tactics designed
stave off action. The friends Of the measure how
ever, urged vote, and the Senate amendments were
finally agreed to.