Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1861, Page 2

sat: toe! = = Sea 4 | 3 E ,, | : F 5 M a A > ©& Luvse.—The first evening levee of the season CONGRESSIONAL, | : HE EV EN G STAR. at the White House, beld last night, was largely} saxsry yesterday, after the cloce of our attended despite the disagreeable condition irdbeag ne ga = &% | F Sonceea Corian = . ittenden moved WASHIN GTON amet: PO bate Nearer sionren ahem po oe oe a Sit Forder eect | cage reed nave tendered bm especie ein. scecevesebas ‘anua: . * peta! seemed. regarded weed ecnlan goin seven non with mach satisfaction by the visitors as an indi. | UR Mg cfaimlons, upoa which motion the yeas iife ea any Spirit ef the Morning Preas cation that the helmsman does not yet despair of} Mr. ‘that the Pacific Railroad bill The Constitution \s fearfully perturbed in view | of bringing the Ship of State safe into port. The indefinitely; on which the yess t that the State of Arkansas declines to | presentations to Mr. Buchanan were made by | were “ on then ensued, in pot op iapateertion and tries to whistle ite | Deputy Marshal Phillips, and those to Miss Lane, | _“ "Woldaaneee ea, sad aoveerie cae {rits up by affecting to discredit the intelli- | as usual, by Commissioner Blake. ments were paused, ene the most important of | were _ = The Cabinet was represented by Secretary | which was that oftred by Mr. Bragg, disallowing “These are gloomy "Fe The Intelligencer points to gratifying indica-| Black and lady, Attorney General Stanton and | the operation of the bill until ‘‘ac! the General, ‘‘it ts the gretitest calamity ineorpora- tion shall have been submitted to and ved | befallen the civilized world since the dixpersion tens of the prevalence of eeumervatiom in North | daughter, Seoretsry Holt, and: Hes, ‘Geletie | 17 tne Congresial the United States.” Thipian,| of the ret Pocitn ie ae tions. passed. It is said that on Saturday the Senatorial revo- The see » peopeeed inti council in this city were es in proposed an amendment taki: ntionary . it demonstrates, by the address of Com-| The Diplomatic Corps were out in full force,| Mr. pr ing Post Or: ‘Wapeneren ier, Die, adie Spratt, of South Carolina, before the | the British, Russian, Austrian, Prussian, Belgian, | the power of increasing the number of grantees was January 15,1961, most Fmyry inom Dencletion, ‘2 aden from themselves. com, Florida Convention, that disunfon was premedi- | Swedish, Brazilian, Spanish, and other ministers | “Dono the consideration of which the Sénate | 75,2 Wallach, Esq, not sail again for Fort Sumter, as be! —_ © cares tng preset pas in fa lta tae Cetcun Weear, | 2 Nene ect deceedeensinon | en SCO ted by South Carolina. . . . tention nm ia! jar! rc ir eke (Srenceckiee thinks that Mr. Breckinridge | Among those present we noticed Speaker Pen House —Affer our report closed — of recent date, in which 1 am charged, as post. thei: THIS AFTERNOON & TO-MORROW means to contest the field again in Kentucky, | nington, Senator Clingman, Senator Dixon ang] Mr. Reagan, ina br! whe sere! referred to the | master, with violating letters, and in ge | M 5 “py G. W. BOTELER & SONS, Auctoneors. W. BOTELER & SONS. “twice lost, in the August and November elec- | lady, Senator Preston King, Senator Ewing, Sen- | ctisis upon the country, and attributed it tothe | the correspondence between Washington an Several a eo 3 AUCTION. fons of northern sectionalism. Hereviewed | Charleston. It is hardly necessary for me to OUSK AND LOT A tr earina dg Fe tions." and ladies, Gen. Harney, Mrs. Gwin, | ine’ past histary of the country and the growth of | nounce the charges <a in every particular, . Hi pit te Lites x4 eS eee ae 1. and daughter, Mrs. Senator Fitzpat- | the sia’ agitation, and said the present rebel- | and that I woul not, under any circumstances, ‘et one 3 Senator Mason’s Home Srzaxixo — The tick, Mrs. Senator Clay, Baron Ostensacken, Mrs. | lion was but the inevitable result of the “ irre- | retain one of m clerks a moment in my <m pass , in the District of Co held in that town was con- 1, Sen- ble-conflict”? doctrine. He assured them Lest suspicion of his Integr! ce y Beotion on the prem largest mening ever Senator Thompson, Mrs. Buss of Mississipp!, Texas knew what was for ber interest, and she ire the editor of the Mercury, that vened in Winchester, Va., (where Senator James | ator Wilson, Senator Anthony, Col. J. D. Hoover, | wouid take care of her own institutions’ ‘Texas per received for Charlecién is prin’ M. Mason resides,) on the 9th inst., to take into | ortnis city, District Attorney Ould and daughter, | hed vagered ferns abolitionism, and there was but , faithfully, es ted in this office cous!deration the state of the times. It was com- : 8. Marine Corps, and lady, Col. | one alternative to preserve the Union, and that | The mail for Charleston te sent direct, under a posed of the farmers, mechanics, and working- Roy, Aid-de-Camp to Gen. Scott, U.S. A., Purser aa North to make prompt concessions to —_ a so8 he pane should not be opened men of Frederick county, Va., and with great | Galligher,U.8.N., Commandant Alden, U.S. N., Mr. Stanton replied, that the republican ‘The following tons of the Departmen unanimity resolved— . Dr. Niles, ex-Charge dA faires to Paris, Superin- | bad no idea of abolishing slavery. It wa! bel may, perbaps, 2: lution as to the cause ‘That the dismemberment of the Union would | tendent Kennedy of Census Bureau, Judge Blair | institution, and not ; and here the differ- | suspicion of the editor of the Mercury, #8 some of Seat nee eS Menerar snd Glocker watn of ween | 3 lady, Liaub.. Morris, U. 6. N., Oatisandicht | 0068 of oplulen Und arloens "The Routh Ghetena bis letters, alleged not to have reached him, maj than bas ever, yet, in the Providence of God, Ys 4 dae Bi ia U.S. N., | 3% 2 Constitutional right the privilege of taking | have been sent fo the Dead Letter Office, throug! aMficted any people.” 8.8. Lee, U.S. N., Purser Bridge, U. 8. slaves into the free Territories of the United | the inattention of his correspondents, in not bev. Purchase mo . “That the tronble SM been brought about by | Navy Agent Flynn, Capt. Franklin, Capt. Dabi. Slate, and the ‘arth claimed tbat slavery could | Ing prepstd them sag Ee alanot in two egal (neta the wanton and wicked fanaticism of the North, | sen, Capt. Magruder, Col. Keyes, Private Secre- | only be established by a special law. Soon after the passage of the act of Congress re- | been used for months. A case js mentioned where by notes payable with interest and the gesconading folly and sinister selfishness to General Scott, Col. Craig, U.S. A., and t. Rust said the propositions of Mr. Critten- | quiring the prepayment of ge on letters, post- | a lady deserted her plantation, leaving itin of the de: agoz UES of the South tary si s Department, | 4¢2 had not been recommended by the Commit- ters were instructed by the Department to send | of negroes, and fied to New Orleans. Those w! “That experience will net bave domonstrated | family, Capt. Miller, Quartermaster’ partment, | + of Thirty-three, and that the committee, on a tice to the party addressed, when a letter was | Lave negroes to bire out find no employment for ind aoe Tee see mliity of maintaining the Union” | Capt. Palmer, U. 8. A., Capt. Pleasanton, do, | direct vote, had Tepudiated what purports to be a | deposited in an office, not prepaid, that by enclo- | them. aed they are consequently an expense Of sale, the wid prop: rty will be r eae eerat Convention of all the States, a8 | De. Woods, do., Dr. King, do., Capt. Ringold, | report. Infact. nothing had been recommended | sing the amount of postage due thereon, the letter | their hands, with no prospect of release. isk and expense o! the ote] tis Darphneer at ia Khong aa ar pay on Spe ey U.S. N., Capt. Maury, do. bee ri tah sper peutenes : would be forwarded to Lagoa bey a M ates has wine —— a — c wW poTeLeR. eons Speedily as je, in whic’ sbi i ‘¢ t. Adrain, ina shortsprech, opposed secession, | tice prevailed until the 1st Novem! when | that, altho! secess| " (| netionesers, with ove weice, and a united front, demand and | Geo. P. Fox, the well-known New York taller, and denied the right of 4 State to withdraw front ati eedior was seated by the Department. revoking Sonte tn taietesipel, Stes with great dificuity, in 5-cokdn (1ntel.) ra obtein their rights ** was present in a blue coat of immaculate fit, and | the Union. y ng that from and after the | and that there-was a powerful party oppoted By 5. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, ‘| Phat we recognise the Government of the bearing a boquet of magnificent proportions,| Mr. Anderson said that the South had been Federal Union, within the sphere of its appoint. Ist November, ail letters deposited for trausmis- | them; that the first faur pas made would place BALES SALE OF STOVES. On TRURS- that it had A ING. T7th,at 102! q ed duties and delegated powers, 23 positive, po- | Which he took occasion to present to Miss Lane, | wronged for many years, and that it had been | sion, not prepaid, were to be treated as dead let. them in inority. . ¢ by the conti lowed the Pacific Railroad nt of th tential and paramount in its authority over every | he blushing like a peony meanwhile. driven to its present movement by the continued | ters, ‘and to bedorwarded to the Dead Letter Office The Senate to-day allows nd D at ressions of the North. The South had taken | immediately. They are there opened, and when bill to overslaugh Mr. Crittenden’s resolution. 18 Sto the peed {th of State obll puted oad SteCor| Gnsies Unsasrthe Charleston folks find the engin thelr Ciliates —— no | the writer's aame ia given, resealed ana returned | There is an evident sone cele po eee gle Stoves ‘and Gas Proce, ood e faith of Staie ol ation under 2 “s sui the nities n hea) totl i he character pass this as wellas . stitution and the Laws.” " that their high-handed proceedings have com- ot eg th Ga pes ne writes. As many letters of this aetna ae mall Iron Pumps. eS upon them. South Carolina had been hasty and | are found in the letter-box of this office, and | mitting Kansas as a State, before taking any sa wn. Camm aCk. Bailiff. te ners = Gate I eeeeies oe pletely ruined the commerce of that port, and are precipitate, patos she eaee bar Cdn sree rs ee doubtless in other offices, it is possible ae tefer- | action on any of the tions for compromise | ja 14 st J.C, MoGUIRE & C@., Aucts, era. nion in ve bersel ee ir she also knew ow ress them. ssour' ence is had to letters thus return an ie it- | and conciliation. e « RNARD. Auctioneers. pm al eee pl per irc Sa SPR ei eel tne naan famms| ROT ye etl moe plagnr er togpg imeem master at Charleston could readily determinethis, | the Pacis, Reiiroed bill bee siready withdrawn | _ BY STR GAL OF HITE DETR, Sept by the issue of a Revolutionary appeal to the | following note of Gov. Pickens : Te one te be done it must bedone quickly. | as in all cases they have the stamp of the Dead | Arkansas from the secession phalanx, and it will T S. CIGARS, aX God of Nations on the merits of her cause.” se | 7° &: B. Lamar, President of the Bank of the! ‘The Committee then rose; and the Honse ad- | Letter pine + | ultimately hold Missourl, and secure California | 7 4 THOREBAY 5 Monit “That. as 3 and precip! course 0! epublic, New York: a respect bt t. from the . Confed- look, we w: well at ed South Carolina bas been, avowedly, predicated | sir ohezuit; New 3 authoritatively published | J°U™ed <r sie deh ont sracy, Whe sdmisdiéa of Kanes will alee boa | Se2yceies. We, YL om at the Anotion Rowme. ppon the intention to make the ruin of the Con-| that no flag and no vessel will be disturbed or Wepwzspa 16 evented teri bor less bea “1 , &o., comprising— republican salvo for any concessions that may be | o-ries, Wines. = leracy remediless, rather thau to redress her ted from entering our harbor, unk re ‘ae t wronge in the Union; and is imminently caleu- | {ng hostile troops or munitions of war fer. Fort | 4 StX47%—A communication was received from =e = made by the representative men of that party. Lay walitenn, the President of the United States, in reply to a THE MEMBERS OF COMPANY B, No teligss sad Gplses of ail sorte, Uited Je Involve all the slaveholding States in the | Sumter. All trade is desired, and all. vessels in | ‘be President of iuicy in relation 3 whetes tha Te Weshinnton Ui it Infantry Battalion. ai Vina was Wea ake o aaea eee iveke mal ey desolating woes of a civil wer, without the exer- | commerce only, will be gladly received. Hon. John B. Floyd is acting as Secretary of C, THIS ( Wednesday) EVENING. at 7 0’cloo ‘urated Governor of Pennsylvania on | Fine Wines and Chi Parnes. a <t mating te crigeacy; meer cea Charleston, J othe meen’ (Gs Si Oyarne ie Seting, and why Carnerat. | _ ite FM. DUBANT, Capt. | Tiesday at Harrisburg. In bls address be pledges | 4. a0 days, for epproved endoreet motee, beer” cs : ’ ition bas not n communicated to te Senate " _ tion and all her conduct, as !il advised, unjust, and disrespect- The Presidsut sents tbat tie tee FG vat WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY, | himself to stand between the Constitution - DRURY. Sess. fal er sir Staten ofthe South Wasingon dace cant tat ae Or | error ot Wayane defends, com | Me YO AGRROW ToammeeNRA ER Rett | ecrmrament gad Oy heed, ambien, |= Ou eran This notable meeting broke up with three | day. Washington dispatches assert that the Or-| tional areunent end teeters precedents, | the Armory of Company ©, on tthetrect Thoin For ede flr deg echaeety wpe we} [Plone —_ cheers for Jackson, three for Maj. Anderson, three | dinance of Secession will be passed before Sat- | the appointment of Cabinet officers, ad interim. puiiding.dat Soreleek. A full stogdance te par: | ne peace of the country by wresting from the AST WEEK IN WASHINGTON. for General Scott, and nine for the Union!!! urday, and that then delegates from the seceding Be Bae oe ai eee printed. ee Federal Government the powers whick the people | 1, States will be appointed to assemble at Milledge- ayo > Pi Verily, Senator James M. Mason, who Is one of viding for the admission of a number of new SONS OF TEMPERANCE —The Grand | COMferred on it when the Constitution was adopted. — the most rampant disunionists per se in the Senate | ville and initiate the Southern Confederacy by | States. among them Kansas, extended so 28 to in- Di it of Co- y 14th. ts of Mr. ramnen ai Martiend cen th There has been nothing in the life or ac’ M . Lincoln to warrant the excitement. Blinded in of the United States, is not ‘a prophet in his own | the formation of a Provisional Government, the | clude a portion of Utah, the State of New Mexico, will hold ita rly wea mia Skis city | oir jad ‘ment, a part of the people are now pre- we ren Seaton of panty tad ce as ant as | Se lactedp Maeetse, coe ol cg Tedeeuae soot ot SrAie baehaiomae toh wal be held |eiptating toemoases ita eration THE ONLY We respectfully commend the procesdings of | formation of a navy and army, and the despatch 7 i le ail. A pabli: " . ‘ , 43°; to extend the boundaries of Oregon to = TaCRS DAY EVENING, the 17th, at 7 o’e'k, this meeting, and those of the workingmen at | of plenipotentiaries to treat with foreign powers. | include Washington, and to extend the bounda- Portsmouth, Va., published ir yesterday's Stay, to the Alexandria Sentine!, as embracing evidence that, aftér all, the views of the Star upon the cri may not prove quite 28 repugnant to Virginl: it imagined a few days ago. t if Pepnsylvania bas any laws in- oth pf the id Trtaity Church, oa Fi th reet, z Srtuging oa the right of any State that coatravens ev. Dr. NrReE Ritxy. Rev. Mr. a ries of California so as to include that portion of | Mr-Bxooxe, Past GoW. Patacon eC, | any SS ee RARE, AEP See i[7"In the Virginia Senate yesterday a resolu- | Utah not included in Kanase Rey. T. H. Monror.Grand Worthy Patriarch. and | they miei he See of cll thodutios tlon was proposed inquiring of the Presidentas| Mr. Gwin thought the resolution most im- ' ‘0 aidres: taped by the suisond compact. and will, by to bis purpose in increasing the forces in the Forts | portant. It was ordered to be printed 1a 16 2t_ | every act consistent with devotion to the interests CURE FOR and Arsenals in Virginia. In the House a reso-| A number of compromise memorials were pre- ze New ¥ 5 SONIAN LECTURES.—Prof. F, | of ber people, promote fraternity and peace be- lution was proposed appointing Senator Hunter segied Same 5 Sia we ne resolntion af inquiry ARNARD, President of the Usiver: tween fie shen TW hen erro egenrces rs Tax New Sovrm Canouixa Coumissionans | nd William C. Rives, J. J. Allen and George | as to whether the money appropriated for the pp!, will deliver & course of Leo- Leva pine A gemadice imornggpiee Bene 4 CORNS, BUNIONS, SOFT CORNS, are domiciled at Willards’, and are the objecta of | W- Summers Commtssioners to correspond with | Washington Aqueduct hed been properly ex- | *UL°s2 Lecture Wednesday, January 16,—Outline : sto great curiosity on the part of the men of the Press around them. It is given out by those surround- ing them that their mission is to demand the evacuation of Sumter under penalty of its prompt i - tiently. No voice spoke disloyalty or treason, the governments ofall the States in reference to] ended, which was agreed to: | PG Optical Discovery, Characteristics of Polarized | End'ng ‘arm was raised to strike at the secred the preservation of the present Union, or if that] harbor of Baltimore; which wae econd Lectu: lanuary 18.—Undu = = egg lage Pe ee ot and ee the formation of anew Confede- Frantic celege passed an act for relief of ghey of Light, Doctrine of Polari: Cie loyal Statesdn Faet‘and heneeatie People ‘Third Leotore Monday, January 21.—Chromatics | for conciliation” If they are just and moderate P —_—— Mr. Bigler moved to pone all prior orders I 5 ASES OF THE FEET, demolition, if that costs all the itves of all the} I~ The citizens of the Northern States have ant iameicr Moved to postpone Mr. "Crittenden; Ot ath Lane Ws lasaten, Semmens iPad! lla ig me Biers ag en Aid, pee ° men and the expenditure of all the money that experienced rather a cold snap during the past — —— was 3; Piagros ; nm a cal Gog st of Den bie Refraction, and of Polariza- ereignty. Among pny is the right of self-preser- South Carolina can raise. week. On Sunday the gas pipes were frozen in of Mr. Powell, recente oman amend: | tion by Double Refraction. —Ciroular, El- | vation. No State, or combination of States, can Our belief, however, is, that they have come | New York, and several ysl seco cut by the the 4 of ate oot, OF 28 a eae | pet cere Rridey, January 26—Ciroular, El ; n. secede nor absolve themselves from the obi! 7 is the ‘4 liustrated by numerous | tions of the Union. Pennsylvania will never degrees below zero, and at Jamaica Plains 15] Mr Pugh thought it was useless to press a dimi- | “%prriments and illustration the Territories south of 36°30, in all territory | !iptiral, and Rotary Polarizat hither to beseech the Government for an armis-| floating ice. At Boston the thermometer was 8 | hereafter to be acquired. , : hese Leotures will bei tice of sixty days, under the terms of which ——— i : hen apie acquiesce in neg taee arden a ' @ Lectures will commence at a quarter before | trites Involving the declan overn- . vst Mgjor Anderson shall return. to Fort Moultrie, | degrees below. At Scranton, Pa., the thermom | C&T "Dougias thought that the amendment aia | S°,c1¢%62,whee ne red lighton thetower will be | wuts Involving the destruction of the Govera- i re that South Carolina may get rid of the current | eter was 8 degrees below zero, and a man frorea not siter the originafresslutics FRET Wa Wee ee ee oe meee et Be oe ge Boe entire stoppage of business at Charleston, and the | to death. At Albany, N. it was 18 degrees] Mr. Lathan opposed the amendment. every State. Itisthe first duty of the Federal enormous cost of the war she bas initiated against THE UNION PRAYER MEETINGS ‘ below zero at 7 a.m . and 10 at2 p. m. Hovsr.—Mr. Cox asked leave to present a se- em be holdem every coy Sie week, 5a the Suce tus ve on “Peaberivanie will nie ite ene the Government, which bas required, in less than mack a this] Obio. declaring’ thely petecrzane Leomislature af | Sintisrta- comme nos oi aa oa ih and HI | united, Lonest, and faithtulsupport.” The e people two months, the expenditure of $1,400,000 ! bie ie o ‘omstitution says this! Ohio, declaring their attachment to the Unton, | one hour. ja7_ | mean to preserve the Union at every hazard. This idea cvol one, indeed. It amounts to | MOrming, “the genuine Yankee sneers at bonor| and that secession was treason; that the laws must OFFICE MUTUAL FIRE INS. COMP. asking the Government todo {ts prettiest to recon- | 804 bas no belief in courage.” This comes with Blaes should repeal thelr obgociens eigen Wasninoton. D. C., Deo. 31,1880 "| 1% Gov. Yates, of Hlinols, in bis inaugural 7 eile the Unionists of the South to secession, and | ©xceeding good grace from one whose ancestors erty bills, and harmony and peace be restored by | ~{n pursuance of the charter the following state- | address, avows the doctrine of ‘the ‘irrepressible thus to make it, as it by no means is yet, py fait | Were so “‘everlastingly licked” at Lexington, | mutual concessions. ment of the condition of the company is published, | contiict” between freedom and slavery, but insists — “ad = , Bunker Hill, Bennington, and other places too nu-| Mr. Cox said that the Legislature of Ohio had pg ton on hand....9125,07683 | ‘Batt does not necessarily disturb the relations ° ple. é t onl these resolutions, but that she had mount o} promigm notes on +9125, of the States He denies the right of secession. As matters now stand In Charleston, though the | ™erous to mention, by these same “genuine Yan. | not on! } Appar eee respiations, bu she josses during the year. 901650 Gasate Pape apie teeny | ORO begun the workalready. ‘The lower house of her eashonliand.. 9.69000 Hc declares tt noseoding Stat hal barron ee RET ener: jovernment has not a single gun in , Logisisture had repealed those obnoxious laws in Notice és al coma thie eeniaial eukits tecommends the militia to be put in readiness to] Cornsare s tubercular exorescence, simi!ar to a defense of its authority and property, twomonths | {> We are informed that fears are entertained | their own State, and the Senate went eae of membars wi | be held nt tho ofhiosof the oomeens of ‘secession’ have absolutely and entirely de- | in respect to the continued existence of Dickinson | ®t ° peaet the Spas respond to »ny = Wart. which develop themselves on the ed on MONDAY, the 21st instant, a! 10 o'clock s. m 4 eral executive for the suppression of rebellion | tween the toes,(Soft Corns,)on the soles of College, Pennsylvania. That institution loses her | unt” tains peuslsliseeeiecees their | When an election will ho held for aeven Managers, | or enforcement of the lewe to serve for the ensuing year. feet, and the joint of the big toes, ( Bunions.) charter when the number of her students does not | unconstitutiona laws, would be adhered to b a7 eobt CHAS, WILSON, Seoretsry. . THEY ARE PRODUCED BY MANY exceed ninety; and should those from the South | the people of Ohio, so that he might travel with How Groroia was Caretep ror Szcession.— i ni | his slave through that State. DEMPSEY & O°TOOLE, It seems that on the day of election in Georgia CAUSES, secede, as they threaten, the number will be re- | Masiave tl said that the gentleman had misinter- repose AND VISITING dispatches were circulated through the State as- | Ist, The compression caused by ® narrow, and duced below this standard, pigted the resolation. | He would refer the gen-| tonorters of Gne WEDORE SPCAONERY, | setting that the United States troops were bom- | particularly by a short shoe. ‘. ————————— léman to the Constitution of the United States | WRDM NO ENVET ore * | barding Charleston. The Augusta Constitution. | "2, go cetimes the cause is the opposite; a shoe 17 Hinton Rowan Helper again attempted to | for information u n the subject and moved that 7 the most beautiful styles, ist says:—‘* We are clearly of the opinion that Roa rts 0 in which the foot eli: deliver bis lecture on ‘The Two Systems of La-| the resolution be {aid on the table, and ordered to 326 Pa. Av., between 9th and 10th sts., Georgia bas been carried for secession by the woes _ bor,’” at Clinton Hall, New York, on Monday | be printed; agreed to. Bu 27-6m Wasnineton. | grossest frauds, in the way — appease see ill ee ee pinite = _ Mr. Clemens asked leave to introduce the —— patches, that were ever prac on a confiding | equslities, also ares cause of corns, expecially Sie ectte ence cleeed the Sall‘againet |. Sorcucnemmea te tee dayssince,calling | EJAR had | People: and we embrace the present moment to | walking upon sharp, uneven, or broken pavementa; him. Quite a crowd assembled, and Colonel upon the Boccetery of Interior to transmit to Con. t Pi ie | Warn them not to be deceived dui stroyed the whole business of that lately flourish ing city, put the whole State under martial law, and subjected the lives and fortunes of all of every Position in society to a reign of terror unequaled in the history of the civilized world, perhaps, since the original French revolution. It being clear that such results there must speedily disgust the people of the South everywhere with “‘peace- fal and constitutional secession,” South Carolina thus promptly comes forward to ask the Govern- ment to accommodate ber with the desired change the continued rubbing of the shoe or boot at the in the pheze of the offair’' That-ahe will be ac-| Titus, of Kansas celebrity, was arrested by the | gress copies of all deeds, &c., of lands ceded to hy SOHN eee of the Convention by sim joints. determines a point of irritation; therefrom the police the United States by tne South, now occupied by 206 Pa. av.. ber.9t’ and I'th ste result large and painfu! o>rns, bunions, soft corns, tab Vesa Gna ee ite erence Cr ces : das, PERTY OFFIOREE AND NOR ee ae nee, Ur, LeU — | seses toh nie Wiadh alllaiel hee eananats te ‘HE OSPECT In GEORGI. ‘The Columbi: t Reynolds as! leave to introduce a resolu- FFICERS, TTY O Sea. | Archbishop Kenrick, of St. Louis, issued a How Tusy Raise tux Wixp—Among the| (ga) Enquirer of January 11, says:—It is yet to | ton making the action of Congress upon the men who were on board of an: brief address to the Roman Catholice of that city, | T##0F or scissors, and out off the superficies of the items of news from Charleston floating around sscertall y ned which party has a bure majority in| Watrous case the special order for the first Thurs. | the capture of any siaver can have t for | exhorting them in the t disturbed state of | Core, and obtain relief for a few days. loose in secession circles here, {sa story that the | the convention, and that it 1 mepoasteee te five day in February; Cbjected to. bounty and stead money romptty are fe tthe vote of one-half of Briggs introduced tal fromcitt lyin bo OF addressing C. P. WAL omens ssetahey tec enste comer eaten Honorable Wm. Aiken has been made to ‘dis. | 2 present the vote of one-half of the counties In r. Briggs introduced a memorial fromcitizens ‘Ashington, D. C. ja 16-tf * | exc’ en ol the laws, to respect r4 gorge in aid of the cause mach inst his will,” forty-two cooperation counties, allowed by the | of New York city, ying that Con; take ae = = of all citizens, and to keep away, as much es secession papers, 36,856 votes were cast in the late | rere action upon the resolutions of the Border- Panos FOR RENT.—Several at one dollar sible, from all assemblages where the indiscretion 2s follows: He was notified that he was expect- | Presidential election, and in adding to these the Por ‘tates Committee. Laid on the table. month. Also, two very fine ones will be | of a word, or the impetuosity of a ed to advance ferty thoucand dollars to that end, | votes of nine other cooperation counties, of whose | _Mr. Hooper presented a memorial from the citi- | rented low to careful persons HN F. ELLIS passion, might endanger public tranquility. politics they are themselves certain, they have an | zens of Utah, praying that Congressestablish a| | = wipe : and plead his right to advance or not, as he in 6 306 Pa av.. bet. 8th ard 10th sts. Fi pmaie aggregate vote of 45,530 in fifty-one counties that | daily and semi-weekly mail service in their Ter- RN SO Ee ar Det Sth and Lith ete. ANDERsoN’s Fing Cor. — Cutting from Port might please; adding that be did not have the | 1S¢0 Sacred cooperation delegates. These coun- | ritory. Referred to the Committee on Post Offices pal BE io | Moultrie to Fort Sumter. _ money. He wasthen promptly notified that he | ties only fail short 7,573 of the mejority of the | and Post Roads, and ordered to be pri ; the Board of Trustees of the Pablio - x had been assessed thet amount and must prompt. | whole Peel cee cent, without | | On motion of Mr. Sherman, the House went | Schooleof this city, yropanis will be Rare none Onis, to the great distress of the person who has to bear ly pay it, under penalty of having it raised b vote of Cobb, Clay, and’ Liberty | Into Committee of the Whole (Mr. Washburne, sapvly af souk kahiomoy oat ene Wuat Mazsom Anprrson’s “ Fort” 18.—Fort ft, they will exhibit their reel character. the immediate confiscation and sale of his pro a feard tegen’ ten cooperation counties yet to be | of Ill., in the chair) and resumed consideration | {Re "uprly of such § Sumter.— Vanity Fatr. from. on the army bill. indigent ps of the pi Pain, swe ling, fever, misery of no ordinary de- hoot be Z * balance of Mr. Garnett took tbe floor, and when our re- | sonool year coding July a1, 183i, tobe hanes scription will arise, and will be difficult to subdue, Minonitry Report oF tHe Commirtexr or erty in Charleston, worth many times as much. 2| Ladies, Call Early porter left, was setting forth conditions upon | such quantities as may be required from time to ~Ladies, Call Early without greater attention than oan under ordinary Tuiaty-Tueex.—Messrs. Washburne of Wiscon-| Which Virginia would remain in the Union. time. T paid. To save that from utter destruction, he did raise the amount demanded, and in paying it remarked for the above will be fur- = ; sin, and Tappan, of New Hampshire, of th —_—0e-__ ag doortng to eid DLE’S ORIGINAL $1 STORE, WHAT MUST BE DONE? sbat his lot would be better if he was a journey. | G2, and Tap Thirty-three, have figaed’ Ge Se SEcEssion In “Uncue Sam's” Anny —At the | enOdiune lstol the books and other articles I pLES Okialval STORE: THE CORNS MUST BE EX ‘ED? man carpenter at the North shoving a jack plane lowing as a minority report: Chambers of the Common Pleas t hae lately 1 6 V. HARBAUGH, Treas BLES ORSINAL Be OE om ao iD? at S2 per day wages, than the Sonth Carolina Resolved, That the provisions of the Constitu- been quite a number of discharges on habeas ZIREAT REDUCTION IN PRICEA’ 7 by a system at novel, based upon } dace toe cose, Was before it was essayed to re-| tion are, ample for the preservation of. the | corpus? the appiicame most t ling from Gover. | qe aT ee OPEN Se eR orr: : ENUE cts a i sex raed duce the South under a military despotism. He | Ution and Protection of all the mate-| nor’s Island and the various sn tingoftices. The rests The who's ofour large stock of Dress Good A: AVENUE, tion ond hich oon oop eee himse J, ‘e ofoi ° of Dress fuch - . gi i 4 is now “one of the suspected;”” his course in| cueyed rothes thes conned au os teins My Withee er ene Cir oa eearey | ae Sil" ober Drees ikke, M-rivogs Pap, Al Additional. invoi weecteol of has succeeded in extracting the Tost of the sora; refasing to seem to be pleased with paying the | from our at teouties ie te be leckol ae 1 tely is infancy. They make thir ap, nce in os. Reps. Valencias, in fact al Wintar itional invoices just reoei’ of New and matter what their natures, without giving the ge the brese: ‘or in| court arrayed in allthe paraphernalia of their is Goods we wi!l sel! cff this month, at great: Beautilul. jewelry. no . c a siving forced loan having earned bim the dangerous Uncle’s attractive costume, some with a heavy d pris lex« than coat for the cash. From Over Enting Stocx least pain or inconvenvence, either during their re- reputation of being disaffected to the cause. : beard upon their faces, and feeling that their me handsome Hieck Cloth Cloaks Te~! YOU CAN TAKE. HOBR CHOICE FOR ONLY afterwards. mace ten cares eT compromises or concessions to| dreams of glory on the tented field ave to toon te : Invite te, tdi if ON LLAR. Dr. SCHLOSSER has the satisfaction of laving Tax Nsw Sovurm Carouina Commissionzns | 2" oee eat Eee’, they ok the sprig bagi ee! them on handsome Dress or eal ORAL and GOLD SETS before the public at his consulting rooms, as © Pricer at Bad 8 formal interview with the| | Joxxs ox ruiz Cuaxcasron Mascuay—Tho | S26 Plea that they are tome years, beck It TW. COLLEY & 60. QAMELD RW ReT cers, Proof of the extraordinary sstisisction given by President, or, indeed, any in which they have | Wags playa great many tical jokes on the} very likely that they can di the signs of the BPAY LON his style of treatment, s numerous ; ; South Carolinians. ‘The Charleston’ oheecn, Bygone § f ae eee EAL ROMAN MOSAIC SETS, stated to that functionary their precise errand been several times hoaxed by borus offers 0 flog times, and feel thankful that the wisdom which bere. After all, it is higbly probable that their unteers from other States. {t published recently oe — apprenticed tye 4 coleatore agate nest Part to the cabal of con. | & letter from ‘Castle Thomas Building,” Louis. | Babee sndsocklings. 4 ieclanion eterna Te spirators against the peace and continuance of the Sry LD ey Lohr yo Cerolina the services | would delight the most confirmed misanthrope te Valen, whe are virtually acting es agents in thie | ff csPt fret, Me and is low minute men 4 Jovful ebuliton of fein thee olty from the (so-called) seceded States. ville jail, ihe “low minute men” are the chain wEEh sin dae ne ere FF A AAT aed gang, and Capt. Myers is one of the desperadoes. = seo = Y. Post Some ef hele 17 The desperate state of fiuancial affairs at ——— ve Ni ROOMS, r 2957 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (South aide,) Alexandria Gazette. L. Charleston is indicated by the fact that the . $$ There isan obvious lull in & ing hing, Mi han- between 12th and 13th streeta. Savings’ institution of that city has resolved to | , UJ” Last week the insurance companis of New | _ U7- ths excitecoetnan ' bl <! . dred secession at the South, and the excitement seems suspend the payment of deposits for the present, ac 619,000 000. diene ae With 8 a {ers | t0 bave subsided for the want of material to feed ANIC PRICES ! eitbough the deposits are invested in the most | about $2,900.000, and 54 ban! Office hours from 10 8. m, till 5 p.m. 12 LAST WEEK IN WASHING: A ee waren upon. What this quiet may portend it is impos- PANIC PRICES! * ror eee BK ®8P-| sible to foretell. Itmay offer'the opportunity for substantial securities. Meera hs bake ee i erotind_ Smack | Seasction, menaaideretion ros sepeerentT fe OM Cho Ans, ARABS Basgeks, CHES: OF MESO Wonrn or noBi°Shors a TRUNKS, ———_______ Wid fee of athes | only prove delusive by giving way to flercer Gut, TEREPEL DS + fe. OF all Styles and Qualities, Amos Kunpatu’s Lerrzxs on Sxczssion — | Brooklyn Jersey City, and companies of other breaks and more decisive results. All we can say noed = AT 4 GREAT SACRIFICE ON Cost. Our new edition of these valuable papers will be — iy Mrs = sees a agen & quiet unlooked for and un- | $i¢ bik” yee ae son eS a Store for Rent and Fixtures for Sale. ‘out on Friday morning next. Those who have pm if no ‘autte, Sao = sects in the meantime the South ids and Arabs do. 10, — subscribed for copies of them will find them iifaieg eet oc soo Carolina smbaraador oF commissionerisat Wash. | $12 A: Horliah Sgoky, o., reduge E alt in HOOVER'S ington,and ! , &o. ko, Smif hem tthe sete ray | > Retry mie opt | bona nn ofS naceol| Sa” asan eabe anorning. iajor Anderson, a capable of beating weg | mors have currency. It is said that South Gare, | out Stork of Gioage, Arabs, Basques _—_—— men within her borders capable of bearing arms lina demands the unconditional surrender of Fort | tt fitids by the 10th of February, w! 1s our de- Cost. a Yee ledebied to Suiliiagion and | sae Seeks Ty tee eeetert him if stiack | ater, bat anshe hes mode thot deka “cz how’ thetime to teonre) regina at — repeals with Teweley y) sury for Harper’s Magazine eb- | 3 7 nem! “~ | it seems improbable that her Commissioners 16-Steo A ELLS’, 326 Ve please Tuary, a rich number, indeed, with its pen and | -™#ville Journal. no other errand, Whilst thie consultation sage | 22! max ets * ‘uary, pes aie WEEN Es te bedntms L sis oat , fi {07 An Alton, I11., miser named McLane, in Charleston remains quiet, an EAULTH IS WEALTH. AND SICKNESS |“ ORIGINAL ONE DOLLAR STCRE, Tinstiated Red River’ Deseiptins, ne neti purchasing laudanuin with which to commit | lyn is again at ber anchorage in Hae Hi POVERTY INDERD. 305 Fac eee Suicide, first having killed his wife, higgled with SuSE Read and see if Dr. Ayer’s Medicines do not do Detween Sth and 10th streets, chapters of Thackeray's New Novel, &c , &c. the apothecary ‘about the price, and claimed are-| How ir was Recsivep —The Natchez (Miss ) | 80m’ thing toen.ich mankind. —— eee 07 The bouse in New York city in which the | “ton for having purchashed the vial. Courier of the 11th inst thus speaks of the recep- Cxicaco, . 17” & hat ioned N: tion in that city of the news of the secession of Bardell tragedy occurred, has been sold at ave- | pang eto eee te, Ola aglnnd eeceiy | Minslesippl ozs the Dees oe Secession Or- tion, for $17,050, to Mr. Anthony 8. Hope. The | up railway trains and freezi ple to death in finance was recel ved yesterday with almost terms were 10 per cent cash ; the balance in thirty | @ tanner quite unprecedented there mous di days. om ae hn Wentworth —— South C a must bel to the 17 The sloop of war Brooklyn returned to her or the United States must anchorage in Hampton Roads yesterday morning. | lina ” At is now understood that ber mission was simply to succor the steamer Star of the West. U7 The North Carolina Legislature is still iscussing the Convention bill, and the fate of the a Whieb coutatn shove 300 17" The Governor of Alabama, in bis message _ to the Legisiatare, urges the placing of the State | wily lecture om ts eathee enmpanees that he ‘< *