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The Rev. Nelson Miliard will preach at the Cal
vary Church, on Indiana avenue, near Ringgo1d
place, tomorrow CSnnday) morning at 10H O'Clock,
end evening at seven o'clock
The tixth lecture to young men in the Protest
ant Episcopal Church, corner OF Indians and
Franklin street, viii be delivered on Sunday eve.
ming. Sub1ect-AThe Christian Gentleman -
Morning service at 10h O'Clock. Seats free. E. B.
Tuttlc, Rector.
Preaching at the South Presbyterian Church,
corner Of Third avenue and jackson street, to-
morrow at ha1fpast ten a. N, and half past seven
O'Clock 2. H., by the Rev. 8. II. Weller
-Rey. ". C. Jackaon will prcseh In the United
Presbyterian Church, corner OF Washington and
Jefferson streets, tomorrow at 1o14 4, n, and
three P. N.
PEoTEsTAKT1ax AND RoMAH1sM.-Rcv. DR..
EYerta, OF the Firat Baptist Church, commences
series OF three diecourHcs on the above systems
Of religion tomorrow evening. The Doctor an
Eounced last Sabbath evening That he would state
these two systems agree; and wherein they dis
agree; and their comparative claims.
, 1861-12-21
MARKETS BK TKLEG11APH.

1yrw ,cr<,rr- Tar an -r,o,-,.-f f,nana7 6u11 and
,as1 IL 13ansJ e. 1oar 1rith oni1 limited de-
10y ~ @ aaz4 ~ hotn1n ennEnnntion Saiaa
I'M ~ IS ot * aaE =; IN reiacte. III Ts 10 for
@ ~ ~ t4 a. * e9+s - ~ sv4r1 a{sfe- 85 96E 10
~ suPet Weste59; ~ 19R si3.1,i,,1 hr.nd
a14n era %este @ @ozouf ~ - -. trae hrands
Ssadt sI XII u 5 V%5 VJ5;iT Ss1ea IN 7,Tis
- 9E osas ~ gu * sg Il ~ conmnn mr. r.
a. S t - at e., s;t sn5 stoe5T So1ss
Soo1cg o = g. s az 1r 4net ea n snet en n,.
~ D1t o. e22aa 9Hn H. yuau .aa,1 ~ 4ese n ~ ~
od!es ~ netS e,os ~ I'll Il ~ 9a4eo1r
@Aie , o,1 49,. 80 a. TZ11etfia5
9AlaN nSat 3i, nra, - - a9 ~ +ts aa;,
i l5 - e io,i1 ~ - n;t 49,,
ges, VILE IL - Mia.1 ~ eea3 w. % a. ~,
Sales lea0 pu SniGgo spIMt4GM r. M 81 AZ r o,ego
ae Pa ca II s. satM ~ e. .;g nr3e ~ ~ inirinr
re clnp u $la ~ nstQe Pf@ ~ - of ca7 ~
tsn s69re 5!g ~ Haer r "est9ia M ~ ~ r.
~ oa aod aaIn Sa1a. ~ ~ h71 a. Sesn
AeIl4G4 Sss !o,ytt IA ~ q. sJgs25SS'
sa1ea aa ~ ~ III n5te{ II aie' - ana LII, 5a
41 saten ~ ~ ~! ~ n44.ty ~ Lya4 oess ~. rt41 90
~ astise " ap1Gs 3ns =, 1ass w
ga5oaG ~. eEa ~ tne
.Mslae pt1Ge pAgpa75c anoAt- O4ts neaFy ana ae-
Gtnang. saies a. ateg93Ac 1or 1efeS' tanaa1an'
"fsIeS4 ana sac, .1 r,.. ana ,,n.hsao.,. e.,,.
m o1a "a *5s f. a4n e1s saes te
~ oals a. 81 toF ess, S12so Sof -. Sly
pr;ne p1;a. neas o h to5 ptg p eE eS5 aules
n1111 ana n als ~ a., M p,.s u II EnS3s n
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II 81 at $25o@s.0O, dividing On 200 Ibs.
LIVE HOGS-Received, 1858. Market advanced
1c@15c y 1d0 bs Sales were as follows;
BEEyES- Received, 455 There Is 4 fair dc,
mand for good Beef Cattle and the market il


From the N. 7. Tribune, 18th.
TuEsDAy, Dec. live find 1ess number OF
bullocks bnt greateE weight Of beef in market
is 65 which is about $50 head less than the total
at the yards in Forty street By last report
and the number Of large bullocks foE Christmas
beef7' greater than any week lately.
Owing to the excitement naturally attending
such exhibition Of fat bu1locks open to thepub-
lie, the market place has worn an unusually lively
that business is any better for the droycr than it
was week ago. and i'll reality not quite as good,
becanse the butchers, as q general thing, are
ssnaAs Same ratezIshat u i is ~ to cents cents pound ind
net for the .hrst-class stock, I to 8 cents
for medium, and six to HeTen cents for inferior,
er, because the great demand is for something
nice for the HOLIDAYS = and this demand will cause
all frst-c1ass stock to sell little moro steadily
rate, it will as q general thing be worth tho ad-
vance in improved quality. Some Of the fancy
bulocks which sell at fancy prices-that IS at Toto
u cents, net, pound-are worth as much as any
thing ever sold in this market.
CLOSE OF TIE MARKET
"WEDNESDAY, Dec 1s.-For tho first time, since
some Of the present race of drovers have been
coming to this market, we hare closing day bet
ter than the opening. With the exception Of 4 few
feeh lots, there are very few cattc for sale, but
what are here oday will realize m average, for
than they Void yesterday. And the LAST sales
yesterday Of a1l the common sort Of stock were
better than the morning salcs. The morning trade
was slow; the butchers were all engrogsed over
the great show Of prize bnlloeks-the greatest
ever seen in this market-untfl afternoon, and
then they went to work with a will, and bought
more cattle in two hours than we ever saw change
hands in go Fhort time before.
SHEEP.-We hare the satisfaction Of reporting
very decided improvement in the sheep market
this week, as compared with OFT last report. We
think the average advance is fully equal TO 1c q
net, and If counted upon the sales Of Monday,
which wae an unusually lively market day, tho
aycrsee advance would be still higher, for We no
tice lots Of sheep that cold that day at s. 7534G
p head. which would nov haye sold for more thar
IS or $3a5. On Tuesday the trade was not quite
50 nyelg; buyeEs. howe7er, Gontendsd thai sh9
I previous
Hoe.-The supply continues to increase, harine
exceeded the very large number of last week !, II
head; and at the time the receipts Of Dressed
Hogs By all the railroads, and boats on the Hudson
the East River, and from New Jersey, haye beer
very 1arge-enougA, VIC presume, to make up the
total, live aud dead, to Is, 600 for the week; Jet
with this enormous stock on sale, the price ha:
improved, and there is a better prospect today o
clearing the yards than re hare seen at any tins
the past month.
, 1861-12-21
TFronn the Iouiayillc journal, 18th. ]

1A11Hyu1x-Tbere were but $40 hogs slaught-
cred yesterday in the Git, the number remaining
IN Tic being The 1aaset fos heSs rs 3
xaE net, holders who we're disposed to realize ad-
herring 70 20. There was II ss1e e. at eoarenle1s
al x9 ssIes tu this market OF 400 brls Iness at
SID Lard Is firm 1t &c, with sales OF $50 tiesces At
that f8te.
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M A r RRIED.

On Thursday, Dec 18th inst, at Chrsts Church in
this city, By KcT. c. E. Cheney, Rector. CHARLES r.
REED, ESD (of Enox, Eustace 6 Reed), and ELLEN
E. daughter Of j. j. Beardsley. Esq.
a. Watefbury, HENRY B. HORTON. Of Clinton, Town,
and Miss AMANDA ]. WEBSTER Of the former placa.
, 1861-12-21

On the 18th tnst at London. Canada aged y years
FRANCIS MARY PORTAL, wife Of Chas. Huichn,
son Ba1rister and daughter Of w. y. Street, Esq, IL
c. 4. r Co., Chicago.
, 1861-12-21
COMMERCIAL.

FMpA1 Evening", Dec. SO, 1861.
The following are the receipts ofleading articles
Of the lat twe1tJ-fo honrH:
MQEIPTB FOB LAET TFEFfy:TpUH HpUFs.
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VESSELS LAID EP AT SAGINAW.
We are indebted to Capt. Stewart, Of the steam
STAR for the following list Of vessels laid up at
East Saginaw:
srEAIERs-Atiel, Magnet, Trafic, STAR Louisa,
Little Eastern.
BARQUE-Jcsse Hoyt. .--. -.-
scuooEEEs- Mimi, Quickstep, Starlight II. Il.
n iIIar1
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TEE CITY.

II: See advertisement Of lace veil lost in
another column.
, 1861-12-21

Recruits for Farnsworth's Regiment.
There are few saddles vacant yet in the8th reg
iment Of Illinois cavalry. The Colonel authorizes
me to to Eay that from Is to 80 men can be admit
peraon, Dec. 26th, at Quartetmaster PotterSs. on
Washington street between Dearborn and State
streetE. After being sworn in, they will proceed
O'Clock train-Fort Wayne route. Fare from Chi
cago to Washington, free. Ratlona not provid:d
on the road. Inform me by letter to the Chicago
TRIBUNE Office, whom may expect to meet in Chi
cago. LTcIus T. MAILoeK, Chaplain
, 1861-12-21

money.
The exports Of domestic produce from New York
The -four market Is without change.
ST. LoU1s.-The Democrat Of the 10th says:
There was some demand for Treasury notes to-
rates were unchanged. The demand for exchange
and gold Was very light, and the furry to get up
VAS vas steady M at per cent. for Missouri % cnrreney,
and nonfnal1y 6 to 6K per cent. for gold.
We are graiihed to lesrn that even the supposed
connection Of the railroads Of this city-as Mill
tary necessity-are ordered to be paid This will
be another source Of renewed confidence IN the
good faith Of the Government, besides giving re-
lief to many parties who are greatly in need Of
their money.
GRAND TRUsR RAILWAY COMPANY OF CANADA.
Statement Of traffic fox the week ending Decem-
bcr 7th, 1851:
F1om ION merchandise and iive atock...... 7s16s IS
From parcels, 1nails, and sundrfes..... 3,18s IS
Week endins Dec. j, last 5sal...:... D,sI Il X
Total t1ae from july is61. to date Sss11 s
Total traffic for same peiodlas year 596,496 %
1nc1ease. sse,a14 a
EuoRrs, NEW YoRK.-Thc following ts the
Of epecie). from the port Of New York for the
week ending Dec Il; IL and since 'sR; 1ss5 J.: 1851
F. Esst tss 4:ss:sss Ssss ss5s' ,s$s ss ss
Since Jan. :. .se5 So s55 ea,s47,ss1 1s1,s4s6s
The exports for the weak again show an increase
he apegn. efsst pd Esssh lo45 Y
Great Britain are about $a,x1,oo0.
OFFICE Or TEE Ass1srAET TnKAsuH1R 2; ),
Ne. yoBK, Dec. II.
Total receipts s......-....''.'''-''-' Ssasse a.
, 1861-12-21

FRH.-A email building at the corner of
Twelfth and South Jefferson streets, occupied
as meat market, was destroyed by fire yes
teraay morning. The loss was trihingg, and
the fire the work Of an incendiarv.
, 1861-12-21

~ Jewett & Co., So Dearborn, sell at 10
q. N, BY catalogue-100 cases chemical soap
and Bordeaux prunes, 50 cases liquors, 80 bar
rels cognac, gin, port wine and whisky; $50
kegs white lead also large scales, ale, rope,
hickory nuts. hops, herring, mackerel, etc.
, 1861-12-21

Po11cR CorRr.-Thc docket nthe police
tribunal Yesterday showed only seven cases.
Whether tkis decrease in police business is
attributable to causes moral or atmospherical
must, sslike the milk in the cocoa nut, perple1
the natural philosopher If it does not "rc-
fresh the weary traveler.''
, 1861-12-21

SORGHUM SYRUP.-Parties
/ having 6osghun for Bale-in quantities OF hyn
hsr, ar oyeF.-13 md market for 1t by sending
sample by Ssha5Es4 eaia} and s1hnE apaaafy
s Commission Merchants.
defshsel.lA 30. GH Clark ssrcek Chicago. III.
, 1861-12-21

e 5000 Drums, all sizes, with calf skin hesds;
also, general assortment Of improved Accor-
deons, Brasa and String Instruments, etc. for sale
ct cost by J. Bauer, 80 South Clark street. lde147t
, 1861-12-21

CHR1sTMAs At THE ORPHAN Asf1UA.-The
Directresses, and all interested in the Protes-
tant Orphan Asylum, aze invited to meet at
the asylum Oh Christmas morning, to give the
children treat, either gifts Of clothing, or q
good dinner, aud to participate in the pleas
ures ofthe DAY With them.
, 1861-12-21


enec, and return reluctantly the half dollars
which had been deposited with the Treasurer.
Before the dismissal messenger announced
to the audience, that owing to Max Strakosch
and circumstances, it Was necessary to post
pone the concert.
Now the truth Of the case is, that Max Stra-
koscl had as little to do with the failure rs the
nan in the moon, aud the statement was Sim
ply gratuitous insult to the musical commu-
nifty. Concert troupes have got to learn, and
the sooner the better, that a Chicago audience
is fully as critical as any other, and requires
as high standard Of music. Good artists are
always successful herc-poor ones never.
Ullman and strakosch always speak Of Chicago
Is one of their best points, If the CreTelli
troupe had furnished good music they would
have drawn full houses, They could not fur
nish 60 good an entertainment as any Of our
home companies, even, hence the failure.
the lesson is proftab1efone, although VIC
regret that the Soldiers Aid Society must be
the loser by it. It is high time that foreign
concert tnoupes, with big sounding names,
were undeceiyed Of the notion that anything
| is good enough for Chicago. at the same
| time, the attempt to injure the Hlnckley
troupe, who can never be rivals Of the CreVel]i
troupe, and should never for an instant
be compared with them, will only serve to
ensure the former full house next week.
The Mechanic FuslIeers, Imbroguo.
GAIT DouaLAs, ~ |
| Ch1cAho, Ill, Dec. 3lst, ISL.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Having noticed IN article IN thu Cl,;c,uo
1Ime of the 20th inst, gtatino thst + is r.
general impression that the Eechsnic Fna;: IH
| ieer regiment will be mustered into The ser
I 1..sce as IN Illinois Infantry regiment We be- bee
leave to correct snch impressions by here sta:
ting, that at 2 meeting Of committee ap
pointed by the several respective companies
Composing this regiment, the folloHing. .teso
luton was unanimously ad0pteds
ReeorEd, That ne utterly ref1seto 5e mustered
into the service, otherwise than as IN Independent
| O. g. Mechanic Fusilcer Regiment, as per enliat
| mcnt.
It is stated in the article referred to, also
that we are satisfied with the arrangement
We (t1e Committee) believe that we refec
tho sentiment Of the entire regiment, Whel
satisfactory, nor be submitted to.
reference to this regiment, asking to be &c
eepted as an independent U: 8. Mechanic Fosl
: lcer Regiment, aB we have all been enlisted, Q
r | honorahly discharge US from the serEico. B
order Of Committee,
Jom WHALxI, CA'n.
J. BRouHmo, 6ee'y.
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ELEGANT FRENCH ALBUNs---A large and
elegant assortment Of Photographic Albums
were received yesterday by McNa1ly d Co., 81
Dearborn street, who has also Harper's Maya
zine and the Continental Monthly for Janu-
ary, and q large and carefully selected stock Of
chi1dren's Toy Books, Aphahets, Games, &c,
which he will sell at the lowest prices.
, 1861-12-21

thoroughfare, welcome alike to man and beast,
instead Of a rocky bog hole. To the con-
tractor, S. s. Greeley, Esq, who has 50 rapidly
and efficiently finished his work, a large de-
gree Of credit is due, and Lake street will long
remain standing evidence Of his skill and
faithfulness as public contractor. We can
wish the property holders who so long op-
posed this invaluable improvement no worse
punishment than to be Obliged to have this
splendid thoroughfare stare them in the face
dally rs reminder Of their obstinacy aud
Opposition to great public benefit.
Camp Douglas. r..
Atfa1ss at Camp Douglas have quieted aud
Inc excitement created by the Mechanic Fn-
silcets imbroglio and the disturbances in 9TH
er regiments has subsidized to large extent.
There IS STILL however, IN active determine
ton on the paf1 of many connected with the
former regiment, to remove Col, Wilson, q
determination not without some well defined
prospects of accomplishment 4 deleeation.
VIC understand, hare had an interview with
Cor. Yates, and placed before him ill the
facts in controversy between the regiment and
Col. Wilson. The understanding WINS that
Col. Wilson shall be removed from his com
mand, which shall be given to Arthur {. .Ducat,
now Major IN Col Moarthur'a regiment, and
that GOV. Yates will induce the Government
to turn the regiment over to the State Of I'LL
nois, and that it will be employed in engineer
and mechanical duty. To thwart this scheme
dd, Wilson has gone to Washington.
The uc,: composing the regiment are thor
.odghly determined in their poaition, and en-
phatically dcclare thai they have been deceived
and Viii not be mustered in ~ infantry Of tn
state of Illinois; and thus the matter: :. stands
The men, however, are fair, candid. Loyal
Intelligent soldiers, who appreciate thci
rights and arc determined to maintain them i,
PROPER manner
aaJutsnt General Fuller is still busy in th
work OF recognizing and consolidating tn
Skeleton regiments. AL cavalry and astil1er
companies attached to regiments arc to be dc
tached and formed into batteries and cayelr
regiments. Sickness in camp, we are glad t
learn, is disappearing, and there arc now con
paroticely few cases Of measles in the ho,
pita1
Bells Cavalry regiment now numbers abo1
fire hundred men, and the Irish Brigade haa
two hundred In barracks. The other reg
1nents are doing well and al anxiouslY awi
ing marching orders, which we hope will
received ere long.
, 1861-12-21

WATcHHAs, WHAT OF THE N1GEr."-
This is to be the subject Of the sermon Of
Rev. O. H. Tiffany tomorrow evening, at the
First Methodist Church From the theme,
and the wen-kuo1n character Of the speaker,
an able and eloquent discourse on the war may
be expected. The morning services at this
church will take place as usual.
, 1861-12-21
| ~ Go to John Jones, 119 Desrbozn.st.. anaget
! your clothes cleaned and repaired, noTl2

~ Go to James Boyd's Exchange Office 3s
South C1ark-street, to sell yonr uncurrent Money.
He pays the best rates. Edec16+14t1
, 1861-12-21
WGo to the TRIBUNE Office for -FOUR printing.
dpr9-1vr
Go to Dunlop, Seweu s. spalding for Printing,
nog11- 1-h9u-1Y

p Cook & Mclean, IS Dearborn street, have
made their price for cleaning aud dying Gents
garments less than any other house In the city.
se25ly.
, 1861-12-21

BEAUTIFUL ConP1moH:- Liquid Pearl
has achieved celebrity IS having no equal for
preserving the complexion hnd akin. Sold By
Smith & Dwyer, druggists and chemists, opposite
the fremont House.
, 1861-12-21

TEE LICENSE BUSINESS police are en-
gnsed at present in vigorous forlJ upon the
unlicensed liquor dealers and sellers. The re-
suit has been, during the Last week, an unu-
sua1 representation in the Police Court from
the low groggcrics and dens Of the city. Some
of +}e parties satisfied blind-eycd justice by
payment Of costs; others we're dismissed upon
their promise to take out Gcenses-to poison
as extensively as possible.
, 1861-12-21

Editors Chicago TIibune:
In your money article OF yesterday, you observe
that s4Ga1ena Railroad stock declined from 63B at
the first board to 62H at the second" This quo
tation was &c diridend, which you did not etate,
The Company declared dividend Of five per cent,
payable January1Et. The transferbooEs, however.
closed yesterday afternoon, and according to the
usual custom, the stock is quoted tex dividend Il.
and sales made 'sfor the opening
The real decline on the stoeR WAS only one PR
cent, VIZ:
Morning quotations. nB.......68x
Less dividend. 6-63x
Afternoon quotation. ....,....,f2S
Difference, per cent.
, 1861-12-21

E Everybody likes that Rubber Moulding and
Weather Strips. Don't fail to leave your orders at
No. Eingsbury Block, up stairs.
December %, At
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-15
HOMES FOR THE INDUSTRIOUS,
GARDEN STATE OF THE WEST.
THE
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
HAVE FOR SALE
100000 Acres
Of Rich Farming Landsin Tracks Of Forty Aerss and
Up,card on Long Credits and Lou Prices.

IE attention oths enepng and industrious portion OF the
community directed to the following statements and liberal
| in5u ,nents offered them by the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-15
FROM CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON JAu. l4.--Ru u0rs concerning a mutiny
at Fort SUMTER the Imprisonment aud shooting OF mutt
ueerS &c, have 10 foundation Ia truth
Resolutions have passed the l. gisla.ure unanimously,
declaring that any further atemp. by the Federal ~
erumeut reinforce Fo,t sumter will be regarded as
an Of open hostility aud declaration Of They
also approve the Prompuess Of the military IN firing
the of the West aud promise their support TO the
Governor in measures of de.euce.
A resolution also offered bat Withdrawn, enqu.r-
iug Of toe Governor WY tie work the causeway
tween Fort Moutr ami the main aud had been stopped
A resolution also p ssed, erecting salu oil III
teen guns 20 be trl tor each vi the seeding states
Signs Of peace are Loj wanting, but il is believed that
Mr. Buchanan, policy may bring obout Giereut re-
suit New military companies are pouring II from all
ra.tS Of the States
Tie Governor has sent message 20 the House OF Rep
reseu.atyes dealing his plans ios guarding The coast.
he proposes tao purchase Of tntee sml non screw pro
peiers 4 Igal dlauglt each TO DC manned by thirty
two -taUeu one Ue Stationed az Charleston, one al
Beaufort and one 40 Gr0f5eOSu. lie also proposes 10
oriiy all in,ts and nouts OF rivers with rcdOu5s aud
batteries and that communication be kept up
los boat, nctwecu these ppus a PrO.ectiol aglios
sljtya INVASION Jy l,slass bands.
Gov Pi,Asus .,LJ one ct bis Ads TO Fort Sumter at
oclccl ,l,s aiJ5ruoog, With de-pt,chcs Tor MAYO An
iefSo1 supposed Joe 10 relation TO the matter occupy
u. the attention o. tbc Cabinet al Washington. Moth
rg has trauSr'd positively Ia regard 10 it, The people
are quiet bu, the work OF defence goes brSvely on.
A D. was voted down iu the House Of Representa-
lives today p.oy.lag tor the Punishment oi persons
s.iity Of ,r,uia ug ia,eud,try ptp.rs-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-15

CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.


WASHINGTON, jan l4-Senate-Ar Bigler intro.
dueed bill amending the Constitution.
Mr. Grimes introduced resolution Of enquiry in re-
gard to the State of Mississippi Interfering with the navi-
CATION Of the Mississippi liver
Mr. Wilson of red resolution Of enquiry into the
expenditures and appropriations for the aqueduet for the
District.
Mr.. Mason offered resolution of enquiry as to what
troop have been ordered to Charleston.
The bill admitting Kansas State was again post
poned.
Mr. Hunters resolutions for Withdrawing the forces of
the Government from seced n States came up.
Mr.. Polk spoke in favor o. their Withdrawal No new
points we've made.
discussion for two hours followed on the proposition
TO give Mr. Crittenden the floor tomorrow instead Of
Thursday, to the exclusion Of al other business. The
prostOn final Withdrawn.
Mr. Brown said Mr.. President when the record shall
be completed which the Senate is about 10 make it win
show the absence Of S uators from Alabama Florida
aud Mississippi. rise TO say word why this must be
These States have taken sreps withdraw from the
Union, Of which well officially Informed as
justify fling formal notice of the fact with the
Senate; but we think duty TO State and oul-
selves no longer permits US to take an active part in the
proceedings Of this body, either by speaking voting
Ny colleague is confined his by sickness but
sure he coneurs in hat / say.
Mr. Cutteuden's resolutions made the special or
der for tomorrow over all other special orders
Nothing else OF Importance DONE and the Senate
adjourned.
Hotsss-Mr. Garrett introduced resolution to sus-
pend the execution OF Federal laws in the edng States
It referred 10 the Committee the Special Message
Mr. HOldmsn introduce resolutions OF coercion.
Mr. English introduced resolution with view OF OBJ
tanning expression OF puolc opinion on the Crttenden
ropOslIiOn.
No action was taken on either of these resolutions.
The bill Ieorganiziug the District Militia was discuss
ed and lad over.
TIE Army appropriation bill came up.
Mr. McCieruand made speech opposing the dociriue
and practice OF secession.
Mr.. Harris ct NUgiuia, introduced resolu ion TO re-
vive the tarh Of 1916 L. referred 10 the Commit
tee on Ways and Means
Mr. Mckelu submitted resolution looking to the non
collection Of revenue IN South Carolina.
A resolution was adopted usructing the Select Com
mittee TO report on potion Of the Presidents special
mes age which recommends the submission the people
OF the questions at issue.
Nj Cox said secession revolution aud called for
lis Joint and instantaneous suppression.
Nj COrSiu made report from the committee Of
Thirytaree which made the special order Tor next
Non
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-15
~TwV ITEMS.

..,xT Wrru DElrH Tho Aeoi'aon'''S %
"V0,.' .Sool are in the habit Of sbaTno'er1ns the
de rs fn:: is s:.:: ~ 3ss: e n
saeens5a, Sr Of Isaiah the context Of "h'ea Is as
lsloFs; - NJ the Lord unto them, preeeP'
Bot the "o,I 'sr, mon precep;. line upon line line
uoa here hide ard there h1' na' . ,nSy % s5S
:, and iaA - the word Of the Lord We seOrniul
isssn .1c hi. people which in Jerusalem. D.
% yea e s. 1e'; We % at sst s9Hsas3' T i
wish deain' s,orrre shall pass though, II shall nos
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have s I ~ in Zoo foundation, stone, tried stOn',
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ovsrt1A ~, 5;ssnnulIed. and yo1r agreement with
dan al not stand when the overaoWing seourge
bel, - through. then ys shall be trodasH do'H by IT,