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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-07

IA@ The OhafIoU1on A0a1H. f
% The rebsi rsports I'VE published a yesterday
morning, asserting chat several oflthsl blockA-
ding vessels Il Charleston had been destroyed,
and the blockade ahectually rsised, however
much they may have delighted the Tories, will
not greatly disturb loyal people Who have often
heretofore been amused BY the lies of Beaure-
gard. Something may have transpired there
upon which to found story Of Z great naval
victory gained BY the traitors. But they are 60
accustomed 70 Dragging, bullying, and enor-
NOUS exaggsration, that We shall not lose much
slesp on account Of their assertions until they
are confirmed BY more credible authority
When We hear both sides, We shall be able to
decide whether there has bsen any disaster to
our vessels there. and precisely the extent Of it
Meanwhile Il 10 hardly worth while for any one
70 BE disturbed by the flaming bulletins of
The traitor Beauregard, who would DO only too
much delighted if his lying telegrans should b
credited, and thereby possibly disarrange the
plans Of our omcera Besides, % far q We Jet
know, the New York Herald il the only suthori-
ty We have for the existence of these dispatches,
and that paper d quite . likely to manufacture
them ~ Beauregard. ne 81 ~" y55 !
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-07

uA dinner was given 70 Gen. Pope, on
Thursday Of last week, 1t Delmonico's, by q
number Of distinguished citizens Of New York.
Speeches, were made, Of course, but whether
they were as good - the wine and the dinner
assuredly were, We have not had time to deter.
mine. o't' w s1S'9 si'' Alai .
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-07

: ~ The receipts Of Hogs at Chicagoy during
last week, are reported at ss,7l4, live, and lS,-
$50 dressed, showing . total Of bs,272. The
total receipts for the season. TO, January slst,
were 1866, $40 against eli, 297 lsst season, and
2o5, s7s the season previous. The Chicago Tri-
bune says that owing to the light receipts during
last week, several Of the heaviest houses are
preparing to close operations this week. II is
estimated that the number packed in Chicago to
the above date amounts to about $1,000. The
season, however, viii not close finally I'll! about
the end of this month. r ;.s..-far., -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-07

NEW ,Yolk sExAfoR Tho announcement in
orr telesnphiodispatches Of yesterday morning
that the Legislature of New Ysrk bad elected
Edwin D. NoRaAx 70 ths Senate from that
State, mp1t have been exeesdiugly gratifying to
the public. II WAS pleasing 70 ,tnoy that the
Alibusssring Of The Coppsrhsads in Ne Legisla.
tute to prevent ~ elsotioa had failed Of its Oh
.jecti, II "a equally grateful to apd that the
choice of the loyal and true, had fallen upon
one in every way 81 worthy, aba eadi earnest,
and whose real for the nailtinanos Of The
Union, bis conduct while Governor, leaves No
room for doubt Governor, Morgan d no sun
shine patriot. His patriotism 10 Of the sort
which Gecomes more and more eonspicuous, in
proportion - the national peril seems 70 in
s. crease. He will make his mark in the senate
His thorough acquaintance with business is moi
the least Of his Qualifications His business
habits are such q are needed In the Senate, and
with bic general ability, will speedily place hin
In the front rank Of senasors. llao gsfs Al
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-07

THE Mono CAsE At Dies HonIs-The Dsi.
y State Register, Of Tuesday, the Sd inst, eon-
tains tho opinion Of Judge Grey, at iarge;in the
case Of Archie P. Webb, the free negro arrest
cd and fined by Justice Of the Peace Of Polk
county, fol- being within this State. 4 We have
already given the substance Of the opinisn, and
our Dss Noines correspondent ii another coll
smn, ysntilates the whole subject -rshqg tast
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-07

Hoes AND CATTLE IG sCHIcAao.-Thea itotat
number Of Hogs received in Chicago, the CDR
rent season, up to last Saturday evening, was
1,066, ITO. The number Of Cattle to same time
Was 5s,el7. The Tribune has made coupu-
tation and says these hogs and cattle would
make procession, in single file, thirteen hun
drsd miles in length, and that to carry them ii
would require freight train Of 66.lA cars. 4;
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-07

u The New York Tribune publishes batch
Of official dispatches found BY Gen. Blunt at
Van Buren,, Arkansas, mostly from the rebel
General Hindman, the contents of which indi-
cate. terrible condition of restitution and
want, both Of the forces under his command,
and Of the people throughout al Northwestern
Arkanaa9. a ..8
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08
West Virginia.
.;,,te Of " West VirSluia~

AN ACT for the admission OK the Stste Of" West 'ifta
into the Union, and Tor other purposeA go .
Hhw.a. The people inh.bng that portion Of Virtnas
tnovn ws: vsD did b So.v,.s,on ssae% 9,ss
for Cons,iioon with view OF eec'mas sep
srste add irdependen S,ate snd wneess ese
on held in tie counties cOwpo.is tho teTs'ry aoessd o
,S al asy Of Nav lat the said Constitution was approve4
end by the qualified yosrs Of the prcpeed sss
a NO ss aa 4, the
S. tbs u sid State Of virsni. 70 %
AVN named coant.. 70 wit: aancscs Brooke Ohio Mar.
shat, ws,se M.ioa M0aensA,. P.s..an; tssloT JJs,'
Pie ,ssn,. Richie, Dodaridge Harrison, WOOL JseA"n,
M hI rS:su Mcp
Msp D @ss.ss, fcc.soa,. E. ss R-lsisi Sn sn:
bier Mo- roe. Pendson Hardy RsmpshIe snd MofysnI
sn whoEc 10th tho Convenoa 'sa mo hssi :.
IA, h Union aud the Constitution Aforesaid oslns spuon
can 10 form, Congress doth h,reey eorseat mat ne s ,ony
sst Couutts nsy 10 formed into ard indepensess
be nSei.i BY tie Senate and Horse Of Reprs'essr,sn q
az Tnit,t S e II fmeyic1 Ia C0n9fen auemd 4hat tnS
s. Of .s, VirSpls and hereby declared TO o. one 81
TIE United of Amercs and admitted 'nt9 me CL,oh %
YER ARD until tho nsrt sepeal shsi be .aiIsi g
three Membs OF the ou.c OF Representatives o. ns ol.sS
until ser the Of the President Of the Unsse
State. hereinafter provided for A. c,x...,..
of The s d Novsmb- 1891 sh.t framed and proposed me
fr the said state OF Wesi Vnynls IRE people
sne 18th scs ef ss,d Connnoa by .iins out tss zane
tug tho following IA " pies W. :, q. as ss1
~ lsS3 ,ha be freei ard that all slaves within the said
800 nal At tr mo sfoTsssii be undoI the sgs oftes
.ssJ b. ffes when ,aey arrive tho sse Of 2? years.
and al slaves 10 and under 81 yesls shall be free whea
- a. age Of IS years. and TO slave sAsu be per-
20 eoae the State for permanent residence there
in 1" therefore ...,,. -
Ssc he further endef,6 That whenever the peope OF
W.t Iirl ala shall through ht said Cons snd BY
vote 20 be ken at an election be held within the ait, OF
tas raid such time the Convention may p,evds
mks aud rstiy tho change sored and properly certify the
sam. under tGs bard Of the President Of the nion
shall he lawful for n. President OF the United Se 70
hi star ing the fact aud ,hsreupon this set shsu
tske ect ard be IL and AFTER sky dsys from NE
dats Of said Proclamation.
ADDyoxsI i)rr 81. lo12.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08
1868. rnE 1863.
n - 49,, ~, ,,ye.-rp T. AIryp4D

prsSgYLVINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with IFS canhscti0us, f0TfDG
THE sHoRTESr AND QUICKEST ROUTE
Ppou Nsw.YoHE To gHE PhiNcilAL "A,TEhS Iifls-
Ssvea dsiy iIom New i"'t 10 rh.eei'-' va
ALI, TUIO fGH TRsf.,3 fOh TEL WEI BY THIS
noulE LEASl. .EW-YOKk IRON THE
FODT O9 COUR1LANDT-sr.
Nv WAY Of Phi sdsvhs The morning psSsengen esvc new
Vol Al O. tI5 other routes; Evening passengers
ssp N. ons hour iaier taan other lines. ,...,-
BY way e AlenSsI ,yeeng Nv bo,b Ion ~
s,,vs a. Inc .ro time northern Lines. in Chicago sue all
so..s Il ths Noni. West Cses line lndansPeA. L,dsy.e
r. Lsui. Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati ana al man
so.ut. ". i. with tower chhl ees II Cars ,,u,ht ~
~: . Tn .si % rtsbog 80 mo
Gices INK and SELDOM Cars on ali sfsinf-
Var. ,Ls s.ses OtfeT Ioutes
s..rss ,t.eIed tlfoaTh. Transfers fec
ss's' f'e.s's s Esd s5' EXT E:sNeiSRhToIgS.'
qle Ysuu.yyani4 Cen,fsi Company rufs an fmg -as az
Aeon Lac which sfcid con- ape my y.
ksvs.to rsrt.es toovina Nes.fSfa' 4" "no'"S'' ~ ~
q fare. g,vtorfrs
"A, M, oue neights OF ell descriptions can De orFuooi
4. s.s ro4 any D o. the hai.iost' q Oglo hsTu
koAD DIRECT Or . any pot on the n'"s'''s n'''' u
~. Wc.l by ..ssnss ifom PItrbnish. A. w., h.
- Nai.rr I'd all limos ~ svo'Lb .
~ 49,, shsSced ns other H.Noet Companies Merchants rnd
per iutsu,,ng usPo -'alion Of Lsr sre'.' ~ ''
csmpsny. ca" reg "'' ~ y 'sT0CH
,,,. and Dealer. IN Live Stock vii Ind This most sd
vsstgoes route cspseon. r. been oususd on this n.
- Il, and ever, sucDtion paid 70 ne VANS
S,on Has.turg Where will Ne found c'efy Y 9
tsdi:a snd re, vn es9sG, r M1EKEfS.
j. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent no "'''
LEECH co, ireisht AseoIs, Can't, william. I'd,
HoDoyXLD / BiscBo5F, EmEsn,a A l,a ,.o.
EEocB LEWIS. Genera Superintendent. A!ssn''!~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08

JUNIOR CLASS OF YALE.-At . meeting OF the
Junior Clas, Yale College the following msmoe Of ''
sls. were elected m.nbers Of 1.-THE Wooden spoon Ce~
m.os Tor the ensuing year. Whole number Oh vosss CAN
lO7: ,
Julius L. Parks Cincinnati, ohie-io1 votse-
Robert :. Joes New. Hsven--l,o votes
H. C. D. Borden Fail Riv r. Msss-lef votes.
C. /. Atterhury, New Albany. Ind. -lN voice
j " stcrlug, Strstfsrd. Coun--61
q. q. Purvss. tnisdelphs. Penn.-e2 voss&
O s. White New B-ven-6l votes
Ledy.ra Stevens, New York lity-ol voses
Esnhen c. PsTsou, Hartford - votes .,.. ~ INA
These cor situte the CoehesIreass Oh tuo s
aud from these is rho~n TO Dc inc re- at Ina
wooden spoon. The exhibition coInes On SsA' 'uH'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08

PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday, Jan. T. 1863
TIE Message Of Gov. Curtin il almost exclusively
devoted TO State affairs The finances are in q
favorable CONDITION. lie gives history of the
Rebel raid into Pennsylvania, and recommends com
peusation to those who suffered by it.
Including the lbree.months volunteers, Pennsyl.
vauis has furnished to the General Government
more than 200 ZOO men since the breaking ont Of the
Rebellion, side some SC, COO who were in the ser
vice or actually ready for it a. Volunteer Militia
under tho call Of the llth September last, making in
the aggregate more than 100000 men. Penn.ylva'
MIA has sent TO tue service 100000 men who are dis
frsnchised.
This seems 10 be hard measure-thas men who
testify their devotion to the country by going to the
field, should thereby lose the most inestinaIe rgn'
Of citizen. Necessary steps should DO forthwith
commenced to amend the Constitution so as TO give
he right Of suffrage to citizens who are thus ex'
cluded.
cannot close this message without speaking OF
the unbroken loyalty and spirit Of tho freemen OF
Pennsylvania. They feel that ON the preservati0n
Of the Union and suppression Of the most causelesa
and wicked rebellion that history records. depend
the honor interests and fa.ure welfare OF the Com
monw ealth.
They will never tolerate schemes for destroying
the Government of tile United States, or for forming
separate Con,edssa eies, or any other schemes Tor
creating copfc zion end ruin, and aiding and comfort
ing traitors who are in arms against their country.
The State Of Pennsylvania las furnished more men
for the defense Of our institutions and has lost more
by the casualties Of war than any other State.
She has given her blood and treasure freely and is
ready to give az much more Of both ss may be need
full. Her people intend, by the blessing Of God,
this rebellion shall be suppressed, and will not be
turned from their settled purpose by the wes OF
masked enemies or the vscistion Of feeble minds
Ga the contrary, they will, IS is their right, insist
that competent integrity, intellect, earnestnsss, and
vigor shall be employed in the public service, to
preserve tho Government and to maintain the unity
VI the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08
DEATHS OF SOLDIERS IN HOSPITAL.
The following soldiers have died in the hospits
NEw.YcRK LEGKsLATUBE.
SENATE A

SENATE. -ALBAHY, dan. y, lc0Js
Hon. VIM. Clark, elected from the XVIII District,
in pace of Hon. John Willard, deceased, appeared,
WIS sworn, sud toyk his seat.
Dir. CORNELL gave notice OF o hill anthorizip9
railroad in Brooklyn and the Jamaica plank-road.
Mr.. MURPHY gave notice OF O bill 70 improve
Clinton avenue, Brooklyn.
Numerous notices OF bills were given, 10 reims
burse vasous localities for monies savsnccd 10 vol
unteerg.
Gov. Saymour's Message was presented by Mr..
LOCKWOOD L. DOTY, Private Secretary, pro
tero., and was read.
A resolution to print 20, 900 extra copies Of tho
Messy, was referred under The rule. s4
Mr.. LOW moved TO refer 20 much OF the Meseago
an relates to national Gfairs to Special COMMITTEES
ofsGve. He detired to take 1t out Of the regular
colfte because he uIow) thought there were some
subjects contained IN Il that would sssonish the
Mr.. HUTCHINSON objected to tho motion, and
il was withdrawn.
Mr. SMITH intrcdrceda bill to authorize the New.
York Warehouse Company 70 buiid piers IN The
Twelfth Wsrd, Brooklyn.
Mr. CONNOLLY introduced q bill 10 provide FOR
The election OF two additional Justices VI the Se'
preme Court the First District also relative 70
forfeited recognizanoes in New.Y0fk.
On motion Of afr. TRUMAN, COMMITTEES %
Three was appointed 10 investigate the alleges
frauds in the passage or sngrossipg OF sns miA'~
On motion Of NJ. RAMSAY, the papers tn refer:
ence to tho Susqu.hanna Railroad bill were reisss0o
10 Special Committee. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08

ARRIVAL OF the SLoop.oF.wAR yASpaLIA.-
The U. s. sloop-of-war vandalia, Al. b. Wool7ey,
commanding, Port Royal, 8. c., seven days, arrived
On Wednesday morning. On the I'd and 80 Inst.
Off Cape Hat,eras, experienced very heavy gale
frou north Tue following is list Of her otieert:
OScer Edyvurd Kipsi Acting Masters. Charles folso ~
Wahearn ps,nssl Raiu; r;Iti sas.op , A Fs.s n
Pssci. H. bacon, Acting Masters M.te Richard bake
p.yn,a.ers Cl.rk Henry Gleasoni Boat.wain T. Miller
Gunner, Wm Cheney sailnaksr, VIM Rogers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08
Pishsing 1t Meorenold, Western Virginia.

PH,tAprLpaIA wednesday. Jan. I, 1861
The Wheeling Iat.iiigencer Of yesterday says:
g Senator Carskadon, who has arrived from Now
Creek reports that the Rebels attacked our Tor
under Col. Washburn, at Mooretsld, on Saturday
morning. and that fighting was going on during Bat
urday and Sunday.
"Durinx the whole Of Saturday cannonading Wa
di .tinctly heard at New.Creek. We bad small
force stationed at Petersburg, north OF Mooretec'
Tbs force WAS sent 10 the latter place. and the osg
oseetrsin came by way Of q mountain road, and
rea, he'd New.Crsek on Sunday.
Ion Saturday night Col Mulligan, at tho head
OF his Brigade, left New-Creek for Hooreheld
reaching that place on Sunday evening. o.,
1T was reported that the Union forces nso
driven the Rebels four miles and were still pursuing
them.
"The Rebels are commanded BY Coils. lmboder
and Jvnkins.
- Gen. Milroy was at Winchester.
"Tnere was considerable excitement at New
Creek on Sunday night. The soldiers there slept Oh
their srms and skirmi,hers were sent out
report brought BY those in charge az the wagon tra
large body Of Rebel cavalry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08
Goa! auo 10000.

DEMOVAL.-GEORG WRIGHT & Co.,
Al Of Liverpool, shippers " tho beat ssrie'ies OF
GAS AND BOISE CAMEL AND GOALS,
would the attention Of Gsfgt companies and dealers In
Coal 10 the removal " tleir Office la New ORA rom NO
Ivugpace (ManhsIan os.isnt Company' Dudin) 70 40
81 in.-st. . ,,,,.,.
Order. Coils ted with caro- and shipped at lowest pos
sibe rates Of height. Also Goals for sale 10 arrive
R-feIeness:
Mss.r.. Van Wsrt Son & Co., Birmingham.
he,G. Moses 1syinr Co. Ncw-fofk
k-s.. Schis hela. Bfoa 4 Co, Nsw-fork
M.ssrs Booth rutte, N.w-York
Mesa r. Cornin, n % Albany.
kicsss Marin 4 smith, Phtsdslpbia,
M.uhattsn Gaslight Company, New York and 70 othe'
Os.Eht throughout the Unsd S!.s and canada
II. L. PAkNELE
Agent for Geo Wight Co.. No 81 Pins-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08
The business Of the U. s. Mint at Philadelphia
II, The month Of December, was Us follows:

A BEAUTIFUL TRIBUTE TO THE HEROIC DEAD.
The following tribute to our dead Generals was
paid At Chris rnas gathering at Dover; "A marble
monument, draped with mourning Grape, was placed
upon the stand, and ten young ladies dressed IN
BLACK, with dark sashes studded with golden stars,
placed over their shoulders, and upon the bead the
hIlet worn az tho Goddess OF Liberty, with the
names OF the fallen Generals printed with yoioen
letters upon them, and bearing wreaths of flowers
and bouauets in their hands. Az they carpe upon
the stand dirge was sung.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08
Groceries ano ,)rcpislons.

HOUSEKEEPERS, LOOK HERE.
III THE TOPPLES PROVISION COMfASY, No fss
Ur-.nwicb-s,., deliver free n hsw.iork Brooklyn and
Jer.-e CITY
Piniiy soap Dor &C. elbs for 81.
Pare feul Starch tJJlb borc.l. DC is lbs for OIL
A Susarcur,d Han. (ci'y eatl, loc; shoaleers' e
Usod Y liniy Flour. 81 80
Fat in8is CeHeo. nc. A; 5 lbs for 81.
Pbcksys Il 20 AMI Riol, I3c . lbs for l.
PLAIN rye. 70 10 ibs fr 81.
Bcifcisnfyiag Rye Ice II Tbs for 81
T.as &c To ell Bssi kSso.rns, Gee. per gallon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08
FROM WARRINGTON.
Changes I'm tho Inscrier Depe1sosn
nenfh or Soldiers In Resplta1s

Changes I'm tho InscrioP DepoPsoens-'
Death Of Soldiers In Hsspisal'
Special Di.pstch e The n. !. Trie"ns T., , ,ssa
CHANGES IN THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT..
The following changes have been made 10 tasin'
terror Department:
William Snyder to second class clerkihp N PENSION d.
reau.
A. 8. White IT, frstclass oerkship In Land Once.
II. L. Miner secondcass clerkship In Pension baess
C. C. Hebruck, Grst-class Psusion Bureau.
T. " Chase. ws.chmau In Lend Office. Woe Ca n De-
ton, removed.
J. u. Gordon, d,telsss In Pension Bureau.
Norman Eas.en. second class La,d Once.
II. C. Taylor frst-class. Land Osiee.
A. D. Clark, frs-cass. Pension Bureau.
w. q. Berry, wssehnan IN sscrstarys Once Ne J. y
Flanagan, removed
Joseph s,s wachmsn In interior Department vsss
ter uen,hsw. removed.
II. y. Condict. frst-clsss clerk, Pension Buresu.
o. Dnfur thrdcs Pension Bureau reduced from ssoss6
class
PROMOTIONS.
v. Fell, 10 third-clsn, Census 0Iics rr
7. Dlvan, to sscond.class Pension CheA
E. Cowau, to third.clsss, Land Office.
r. NJ. Hall. TO third.cass. Pension Office. .-
N NJ Ross promossd.fron second - third slass, Lss6
Once.
p. H. Rhinehs from second to third csss, b Lend ofss.
L. T. Burton from second 10 third class, In Land 0Nos,
vice 8. Stewart, resigned. .
L. A. sralsng from second 10 third clss Lend Once.
J.. r. Stock from FIST TO second class, Land OAaee.
rRAxsyERRyp.
Y. s. Hztchins. from Census to Pension Bareaa
J. G. Ester, from Census to Pension.
f. Ru.b redacsd from third second olsss eskshp -
Indian Office
DEATHS OF SOLDIERS IN HOSPITAL.
The following soldiers have died in the hospitals
here tirce our lsst report:
Owen r. Riley. C,6vt. J.W Reed. G, nM~
e. II. b.rAey, c. H2 Pa w. A. Scott, X. IL No
T. A. Ii.wsI IS Macs II. Flowers. H. 81 Mssa
imon Cnllds, h, . Berdan SS.J. Y Demerete 10 h
Josiah Johnson, b, ~ Ct }. Qack, u, ~ T..
3 Hogsn, D, it8 N. Y. Juo. kerigsn, K BIN.
II. w. Lynch. X, Sc Pa Joe Hofsdn. y. IN. 7.
Geo Tu'nser, &. Nch. q. w. Bricksr, O. 10 Pa Rs6
Corp. L. Shrner, +, us Pa Root. Summers. d, Pa
isasc Rumbaosh y, 81 Pa ssmL A. LeisLten, r, q Me-
Jas. r. Mzrsn !, 1861 Pa Sgt II. "A. Hosstoa, r. 10 No
Sgt. T. 8. booih, \. ACT Aaron Y. Jackson. J. S Me.
1t h. Agdeiio. r, 8lPa Geo. l. Lawie,cs, A, le Pa
}, Deguu,, 1874 Pa. Sgt. b. D. Russell, y, nCt
CoIp A. J. tjesry e. 1I3 Pa Chas 4. Shaw, q. Me An
T. Puker Mich. Cav. CAPT J.s McCsess q. - Pc.
Hawkins Otto, X, 1l3P Joon haywood. ID. Ia n =.
Herman Wiiscns, Q. NJ. Department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08
The Ohio Legisiasure--NIcssagc Of Cover

The Ohio Legislature-SIcssage Of Cover
NOR Tod.
CLEVELAND Obio Wednesday. Jan. 7. 1863
The message OF Governor Tod was delivered fc
the adjourned session Of the Ohio Legislature yes
terday. In referring to the yet "uncruShed rebel'
Hon." he urges tie fulGllment of the duty which the
crisis forces upon us. No cause WAS sufficient to
jnstify State 10 taking up arms against the General
Government. Even had the authorities Of the Con
eral Government interfesed wirh the domestic inst
uops Of Ohio or South Carolina, to the extent Of
Introducing Slavery in the former, or excluding II
from the latter it would have been no cause TO take
up arms.
This would not give the slightest preteIt for
srmed resistance. Bot no such attempt WAS made
or thought Of, as the authors and leaders Of the re'
be lion well know. To bring these men to the pun
,hment they deeerve and to restore law ard order,
the people Of Ohio willing to boar any burdens
which may DO pat upon tbem. Ohio has lis, 900
volunteers, 60 900 Of whom arc 10 the Held; l2,0Oo
msn nave been drafted iuto the service, but part Of
these enlisted afierwsrd for three years. The bal.
snce have been diminished by various causes, until
only abou. 400 have been drafted into the service.
The Governor recommends thorough reoTganiza-
ton Of the militia and the establishment OF school
for military instruction Tho Governor also jastifea
tie suspension Of tho writ of baboas corpus; advo-
cates the passage of law Furnishing resistance, and
also law allowing soldiers to vote. The cssh bal
snce in the State Treasury on the 10th Of Noveu-
Der was $47S,450. The balance of the Message Is
devoted TO State affairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08

The Two TnASsLAIIoss.-Mr George Vsndeu'
holf bns given his readings from Les MiSenblee IN
Montreal, st. Louis, Milwaukee, Albany Syracuse
and many Of the minor cites Of tbs North and
West. He is now going through New-Ens'snd'
lie reads from and recommends to his auditors .he
American translation. The English Translation mr.
Wrexsll's, he says is neither English cor ffehcn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08
o uoryL. CALvoRHIA.-Tbe Gee

OcCTDENTAL Ho'@', n
r, IN San Francisco Cslifornis, was formally opened
"a, IN. Of guests Saturday the ID in't under ne
.pice, Q! Levi. Leland who 10 the eide" con a.
Le.ai Of til. Metropolitan Hotel IN this city fns ouha's
..,,,.,v raw and coumodous They arranged % -
~ ne . csa,u ,odse over two kandred guests
4, & ihs ony s;c'Ass hotsl 10 that city, 40 psIe.
the opening furnished a. VIII Dc ;sss ~
the f,l.wins dispatch. wnch was received ~ 'ss h
Leland o. Sunday: =, . ,as,
Occidental Hotel San Fsncisco, Metropolitan nosss 49,
yorl connected BY sscsrissy. ny ~ LET1iN
be broken
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08
Police AWARDS FOR RrcuuIriso.-In accord

ance with offer made to the Police Department. III July
Las, 10 . e,ct that premium Of 800 would be given by
t,,n Bowen preIdent OF the Board Of Commissioned" 10
the three msmbr, Of the who obtsped the lag.
nnrnber OF Tecruis for the gnents OF the hIcIops
Nr. e from july IL TO Dcceoer &c. the awards were m,de
ye.erdsy a. f,llow.: Officer Freude 80 for cbsu",ns a
sorps; Cas-, osom oil the Forty hilh PrreDc' bi9on
lon y d $50 for I22 recruits. ADD Officer hopAin' so
M 80 recruits. Capt, powles received eaai,' .g tise
numbrr enlisted IA one ward within tho time .pecihsa'
BURNED TO DEArH.-Mt. Jane jerks. WIDOW,
residing Atlantic avenn. died on sunday nom irs ,,o
Of burns caused BY the accidental Of DC. H
IA verdict 10 accordance With the tass was rendered