Evening Star Newspaper, February 23, 1861, Page 2

CONGRESSIONAL. DEPARTMENT NEWS. PROGRESS OF THE PA WE OPEN THIS DAY Our usual assortment AUCTION SALES. THE EVENING STAR. jay— Tas Etent Mittios Loan —At noon, to-day. Sreecugs in PaiLaBRLPaHia ee Tis ssccassenets spteeprintioa SA was ken | tha bids for he gaemmegment ncn of eight eiblecs sohlayor Henry addressed the Preeident elect as pile ape led comrepaiatcaneeg a aes EVrECTS, SAND STOCK OF " : up. of dollars were opened at the office of the Secre- | {gh f Selected with care during the past week, vis : H at Arciis —O1 TUESDAY WASHINGTON CITY: ‘Mr. Gwin moved to amend the bill by sdding | °° Uooi™ were open ve ilows and oF i pitalt of the Councils of Philadelphia | sith, Wool. and Geuze and Merino Under- Em my ag Igto SATURDAY...........-. February 23, 1961. to it the Chizigat classe, previously a Rogeell & Isaacs, N. ¥-—$25,000 at 913. their Obie Aegiswats’ cyt: ene 9 re ae cank eaeeet, | we will f 374 a COUP DETAT:-a LA ANDERSON, | iit Femenden oppo Sour in| UaaeiPe Bete: W'S aS tn wt mon, [SY ie ee sg baat | | Saree * = yy Pan, a Tnder! laven. —<y;' .! = bis as e officia! ee hikes mann t ; ‘ace afae Sieh ds "of Washington, which | 5.000 at 90 51, 5,000 at 00 000 at 90 53, 5.000 ab | 90,000 bearths, sround which dwell 600.000 le, sad Ppeslios, ° . Fe 88 = ene cray eet 7 90 G4, 5.000 at 90 76, 5,000 at 9 75, 5,000'at 90 89, | firm and ardent im thelr devotion to the Union, | SE Scarfs, ae Mr. Linceim Arrives in Washingten This ‘ature lengthy discussion concegning points of | 5.000 at 91 01, 5.0:0 at 91 02, 5,000 at 91 26. and yet, it may not be withheld, there are but few Buying 8s svn exclusively for cash, we offer the of Paney AML teary G eatin, - Morning: order, the Beasas adjoneed. Ketchum, Son & Co.,N. Y.—$2,514,000 at 90.15. | of those firesides whose cheer is not straitened newest and best goods at the lowest prieee, ot 6 o'clock, Mr. 7 ace ite For others, 50,000 at 90. and darkened by the calamitous condition of our S*+hVENS’ ite many other ‘# not here mentioned This morning, shortly before 6 o'clock, Mr. 8. February 23 Howland & Aspinwall, N. Y.—$150,000 at 90. | country. Tbe vreat mass of this people are beartily | fe 22 6t Ealesroom, Brown s Hotel. fo poeitivs. -Tevmne caah. seein Seward wended his way down to Willards’, coca ped orial hard Berry, N. Y —$25,000 at #2 weary and sick of the selfish schemes and Wily | Pino. p & BROS CELEBRATED BAL. |_femt@ WALL & BARNARD. Avot: ‘where he remained almost solitary and alone in| | Sxxatx—Mr. Ten Eyck presented a mem iners Saving Institution, N. Y.—$40,000 at plots of mere politicians, who bear no nearer rela- | GEG LOK: 0-8, CELE! fat at the hail in front of the office, to the wonder of the | n favor of the enforcement of the laws.) I os ty cao at 00 it. json, > few persons about at that Lour; evidently looking | better organization of the militia of the District for dss one to arrive by the train momentarily | of Columbia ; which was laid over. expected. When the traln’s passengers for the The Senate then took up the Post Route bill. Market Look for the flax. fo 71,23.25" n the hope that your statesmanship and T= HERNDON HOUSE, . A = STALL No jon to the statrainen than do the barnacles which | Style No, 323 Center Merkel and 53 Northern [TOS SALE The BURCH im the: Chester W. Chapin, Springfield, Mass.—gi0o,- | encrust the ship to the master who stands by its M Northern ‘Liberty are, wil Lay SSRNIRE 060 at 96 30. helm. [Applause } Your fellow-countrymen ox est bidder on MUN MO) Thompson & Bro.’s, N. ¥ —$100.000 at 9005. | to you n i ) Conner £ axp Nintm Ste. | Rextacio'clook, = g BROWN, Clerk. Sam’ ©. Thompson, N. ¥.—85,000 at 58, 10,000 | unalloyed patriotism may. with Ged's blessing, ibly situated fo eee Be fo Zi-st ee yatery . Seward’s so | Mr. Gwin resumed his remarks commenced on | 11.971 ody at 90 Testore peace and prosperity to their distracted | ; th . with large and airy 1. & BARNARD, A’ scr aaa Ie a tescaatiy shania yesterday, and advocated a Committee of Confer- | *°y"") waiow Dumont, N_ ¥.—$20,600 at £04, Inna. (Apptonee 7} - if a rome vitae a coutrall berween, the AnMIpetE TONS SALE OF HO early appearanc: ence. 20000 at 89, 20,000 at “ad 8 regretted that your short ata Se pitol ar " ent sion nOLD RE, 7 ‘y ps ccbgecleariainke. tds Linch we | or abe Sghete wes continued by Memes. Latham, |“ Joakine, N.Y $5,000 at 90% - cludes that Intercourse with the merchants, man- Se en tT neal Deer, &00n wir NESDAY MORNING, seen consp! mong them! je was accom. . Carpenter ermillie 4 at 90. | ufacturers, mechanics, and other citizens of Phil- . E UR’ or CH. 4 ublio ied by two friends only, Mr.£_3. Allen, of |The subject was then postponed until 11% 1 Wilt Emmet, N. Y.—$10,000 at £5" 10,000 ai | adelphia: watch ice eee ea aris teas enanly of the Orphans’ Court, 1 will offer fs je pega ‘Accompanied by Mr. | ©’c!ock on Monday next certain | 84, 10,000 at 53, 10,000 at £2, 10,000 at 50. of their great interests; and, sir, it could not be vee aanee corear of THD N. Y.,and Mr. Lammon. Ace: No. Gof | eee Senate then took up the cape Tain | Allan Melville, N. Y.—#50,000 at 90. otber than grateful to yourself to have the oppor- ‘he hie Ww the ure, fend Seward he immediately — to onic oe ae a ae Pennies: which was | Field & McLean, N. ¥.—$25,000 at 8734, 25,000 tunity of communing the memories of th in ea ik Muots of the said Sibley, hich, with magnificent presi at oy. these loric walls where the comprebensive in- : Dinper: ‘2 a paraiso aer dl to it, had been quietly en- 38, says 4. Dill to quit-claim | Benj’n Pierce, N. ¥.—€3,000 at 92. tellects, and the liberal, disinterested virtues of our | Soesin Banare hrtain Muslin, O Mill Implements, Bone Dust, &e. bd > The Senate then took up a bs | Charles H. Russell, N. Y.—$100,000 at 903, fathers framed the constitution of the federal States petings. All selling st red: prices at ‘ON DAY, the 25th instant. at 10 o'oleck, gaged for him yesterday, and prepared for bis re- | certain United States lands in the State of lowa; | | Charles H over which you have been called to preside.” HENRY BGAN’S, oer aitin’ the County of ashington, ception this morning. which wes discussed and passed. Henry F. Vail, N. ¥.—$50,000 at 90x. In response, Mr. Lincoln said: 323 Ps av., south side. bet Shostak en 5 ta Min Intpiements, & quantity He left Harrisburg at two o'clock this morning, | Hovsx\—Mr. Train, of Mass., presented a me-| Bank of Commerce, N. ¥ $2,500,000 at 90, Mr. Mayor and fellow-citizens of Philadelphia: | _f¢2! it new Iron Buvidings. | $9 : _ : that soreditof thi ing straight | morial from the citizens of his dictrict praying an Robt. L. Kennedy, N. ¥.—350,000 at 9034 , 50,000 | I appear before you to make no lengthy speech. [ = > < | ‘ms: $3, cash; Over a sy ee intention of acomian eres Selvacticment of se nsonal aie span eh e 2 x 2 — apa bef you tg tank you forte ception, [PECIDED SACRIFICE IN BILK pi } for approved SurRy ae infetrator. thro . soon, is : ns some other ohn A. Stevens, N. Y- reception you have given me to-n! nol N >» 2 s =) 2. bimeeif His late traveling companions will ae eee Propositions on , — $50,000 » 60,000 tion y give i IN REGARD TO SILKS AND SILK Rt ES a RD. Avcts JOUN 8. . at 91. to me, the man, the individual, but the inan who | AND WOOLEN DRESS GUUDS, int nal doubtless arrive here by this afternoon's train, 88 | “The regular order of business (Oregon war Joseph Sampson, N. Y.—$50,000 at 9034 , 50,000 | represents, or should represent, the majesty of the | suit ofany of the above articles ara r: quested to By GREEN & WILLIA Avotioncers. per pre-arrangement. Hisearlier arrival here than | debt) was taken up “an sae : | nation. It is true, as your worthy mayor has said, | @xamne the largest and i i thi city, Ne B00 commer Tih amd D sivests. ¢ ‘g the reaso! After some discussion, the bill as amended was | Wm. McBride, N. Y.—$20,000 at 85 1-16. 15,000 | there is great anxiety among zens of the | the whole of which panic p ices,’ HOES AT AUCTION—On MON * was generally expected was, we bay scratches put upon ite final passage, resulting—yeas 91, | at #6 1-16, 10.000 at 87 1-16, 10,000 at SS 1-16, 5,000 | United States at thisthine Teay Tadeo: it's happy | (a order that we way li Ss 25th ingt.. we shail sell at our A 86 ra come, to believe, the result of advices sen Y | nays@2. So the bill was ;assed. at 86, 5,000 at 87, 5,000 at SS, 10,000 at 89. circumstance that the dissatisfied portion of our | “Gut stock of DK DS STAPL a 10 o'clock 6. m xB lot of Shoes, vis by telegraph, urging bis presence in Washington r. Woodson, of Mo., asked leave to offer a | Sherman & Romaine, N. '¥.—€50,000 at 90 26. | fellow-citizens do not point us to anything in | oven dey ee inail . 16) pairs Shang! = at the earliest possible moment, as being abso- lon entitled ‘A Resolution of Peace.” John P. Elton, Waterbury, Conn —$10,000 at | which they are being injured, or about to be in- aore 1 = " is “ for the success of his administra- | ‘The reading of the resolution was objected to, | 85 3, 5,000 at £9.68, 5,000 at 0.27, 5,000 at 91.33. | jured ; from which I have felt all the while justi- OS FANO en eek ol at BE? | oo ” lately necessary for to the coun. | 8nd it was laid on the table and ordered to bs City’ Fire Insurance Company, Boston—$12,000 | led ih concluding that the crisis, the panic, the RNs AANO and TABLE COVERS, “Ie * tion in restoring peace and harmony printed. at 90 anxiety of the country, is artificial. If there be ‘in inepest.on of atook solicited, it ineurane | 9 © m4 try, a8 unmistakably demonstrated by the Pro | " air Sherman, of Ohio, moved to suspend the | - G. A. Burbank, Danville, Vt.—$3,000 at 60 these who differ with me upon this subject, they | offfizaiion to purohase TS S ceedings in the Peace Congress on that day and | rules that the House might take up a bill entitled | Bank of Lansingburg, N. Y—S10,000 at 90 25. | have not pointed out the substantial -Aimlowic PERRY & BROTHER, | - dav Sete an act to provide for the payment of outstanding Julius Y. Dour, Montpelier, Vt —#1,000 at 90 25, | that exists. [Tremendous cheering ] I do not ‘enue &nd Ninth street, ws be! psi crore much weakened by the con- | Treasury notes, to authorize a loan, and for other | 1,000 at 90 35, 1,100 at 90.45, 1,000 at 90.55, 1,000 ai mean to say that this artifctal panic bas not done fo 21-5t sn fg sandents “ ie “3 ur poses 90 65 rm. a as done much harm J do no! A 7 © “© Boys’ Shanghai stant labor and excitement of the popular ovations | PSPS 104 demanded the reading of the bill, | “toaster, Sweet & Co., Boston—$1,000 at 91,] ‘The hope that has been expressed by your | {VOR BALLS AND PARTIES. | 3 we S7° Jellersom forced upon him since leaving Springfield; end | upon which an exciting discussion sprung up, 6,000 at £9, 10,000 at 87, 10,000 at 85 worthy Mayor, that I may be ableto restore peace | Ladies’ White Kid Gloves at 75 cents, 7) Youths’ Sh hai 8) es. tte aa iad thua to have an op- | during which our report closed. R.R Fairchild, N. ¥.+$30,000 at 90 20. and harmony and prosperity to the country, is] =" light oo ured Gloves at 37% a0 50 conte, aie shoce nnaas ave Dam Wp sane Rectory: cram sph tated eee EP TRS A apf SSD ¥,& JF, Gilpin & Co,, Philadelphia —¢6,000 | moat worthy in itn: ‘and most happy indeed | Genta’ Whe Kid Gloves from Srzeats Or he Si ase sshapboag Sa tade Gals ohavehoen!| Wuszite op Wastinemon 1m Deerex —The | * 224. r verge thd i Neoware oes hia od OoMENRY EGAN, Sta creditofzandé stor approved timore and this city, which bade fair 2. KING, b b Hulitt & Torrence, N. ¥ —$25,000 at 90. that Lope. [Cheers] I promise you in all sin- rr: ‘. neles, Dg interest workingmen of Boston heid a large meeting at a Sy 35. 90.15, 35,000 ity tf bring to ti k 323 Pa. av., south eide, bet 6th and7 hts, P. SENG! UK, Warden immense and protracted ones. Passat tah on Wen cine Jy | gr satterly & Co, N.Y $135,000 at 00.15, 95,000 | cerity, that { bring to the work asiucere heart. | ¢ 223/ Dear iron Buildings, | ra? AUK sera > U ' So quietly did be travel between Harrisburg dencaanadl Samctrteece night, and severely at 90 56, 43,01 0 at 89.06, 33.000 at $3.06 Whether f will bring a head equal to that heart, . ERTS BEN Am uote, and this city, a8 that none of the railroad officals | ““Charies W Wilder read a long address frou the | QU Noreross, Boston. —S10,000 at 00. 50,000 at | iu be for future time to determine. It were use” NOTICE, | — knew he was on either train. Thus, ati! a. m. | workingmenof Massachusetts to their fellow-ci m 50.000 at ®7. 50 ” 50. \ §S, 5 oi F , to-day, they were actively preparing to send the | zeus throughout the Union. ‘The. address. sets | £2 50.000 at &, 50,000 at £7, 50,000 at £6, 100,000 at | T shell speak orticially on next Monday week, if a ever. If] should not speak, then it were useless i Me forth at great length the causes which brought the 3. F: ad = || persons ind: bted to them to this noth contemplated extra train over to Baltimore to r nt distracted state of affairs upon tha conate Stephen G. Faiterall, Philadelphia. —$10,(00 at | for me todo so now. WhenI do speak, as your & speedy payment of the amounts still due the i f : worthy Mayor has expressed the hope, I will take | £{5° H CLAGETT. bring Aim over to this city this afternoon, and | jt jg particularly severe vpon the abolitionist ; ‘ , hed . . ent ni on lolzutng tate certainly | who have “ joined every party to carry thelr nef, Wm. Tilden, N. ¥.—$10,000 at 90 15, 5,000 at | such grounds as I shall deem best calculated to Y & GREEN. Auotioneers. weber XD KITCH URN! A AND - Tt Eaten —On Webvesva 4 mo yond reary }. &t 10 o'clook, we + ind \ te Kk of ti tail 5 Inv f the i tan, effecting at an earl; less for me to speak of the details of the plans now. oar of the impact ~ io ~ the fate a ay & Dodson, | rexpectfully call the attentio: fh : fe 19-e06t Adminsit’r on estate of D. ( lagett. | sell at public auction, at No, #85 Fourth street, 7 5A. It 8 est , i — between jndiana avenue and EK street, ali the here. (sap ool osha re erin cow Phoebe "Hewlitt Scudder, N. Y.—$2,000 at £3, 9,000 at County! and tend teins. perpetrate anton 486 SEVENTH STREET. — 4 Q6 Household bifects of s indy drolining honeexeep- ca they have ‘HE i Assoon as Mr. Seward left bim, the President | Te Dui Hey tinve Joined", The address calls | oo and the liberty of these States and all these peo: REMNANTS PAPERHANGINGS, _ | In quantities sufficient to paper an ordinary sized room Or paseace, Bt 0.6 third less than the usual elect retired to rest, and up to 1 p. m. had re-| ois, never to be taken up again, and to unite in | Gilbert Oakley, N. Y.—3,000 at £7, 2.000 at 85. | ple. [Applause.] if H Thi N.Y 30.000 at 90.05 bap f ‘th hi hi i he ceived no visitors; though the halls of the hotel | an endeavor to preserve the Union. It recom- | og /Ufts nz, Albany, N. Y.—830.000 at 90.05, ‘our Worthy mayor has expressed the wish, in armen k-covered Gothic @kait., . 20,000 at 87. which | join with hi that if it were convenient | prices, at J. MARKRITER’S, Hair e-nt Rocker, Whatnot. ‘were crowded for hours by gentlemen on the anx- | Mends the formation of workingmen’s repair OES n, N. ¥.—$10.000 at %, 10,000 at | for me to remain with you in your city long | No. 486 Seventh st. 8dcoreabeve | Marble top Walvut and other Bureaus. * 5 ‘ hing’ se consecrated wa’ " = cualy pacing to and fro, and button-hole-ing | urges a National Convention if Congress does not | Ricks recat NT fe ae carat 90.25. Where the constitution of the United States, and, | ()PERA CLOAKS!—OPERA CLOAKS! be ep a qvery man, from the proprivtors down to the ser- | adopt such measures as will again unite the | at 993¢° 23,000 at 01, 55 000 at OF, 4.0) ct oF 1 will add, the declaration of American indepen ‘ — Bedstesda, Mattresses, Sheets and Pislow Cases, went, likely ponibiy t know when Ors Ase] POY” aaa Chea A’ Camings, N.Y —810.000 at 90 10 dence was originally fr:med, | would doso. I INAUGURATION BALL. Sap-rior Feather Beda, Rolsters and P.llows, wonid be ready to receive hisso interested friends. | et ete ws Seargce J.B Budd, Phil —$10,000 at 92, 10,000 at 91, | assure you and Your mayor that I had hoped on BEEKMAN & CO., Ganoand Fond srst Chaise, Roskere, heers, . . 10.000 at 90 this occasion, and upon all occasions during m ° “Suse B q se 8 At half past mine Mr. Lincoln breakfasted in| Spangled Ranner” from the band, which eire| UM atm $23,000 at £6, 20,000 at $7, | life, that shall do uothing inconsistent with the 673 Buosswat, New Yous Citz, pcre ete ee a ag his sitting room. Tre also Erected with applause. “Air. Wilder | 39 yoy at £3, 30,000 at 90, 10,000 at {0 10,000 at | teacbiowe Cr ose ae most sacred walls. 1] | Ate prepared to reorive orders and to hnish inthe | vi J . Mr. Seward again joined him shortly before 11 | then read the following resolutions : o% ’ ad have beer aukea anya that does not breathe | T4okest and most saticiactory manner, =e A es ot ieee 2 toklog a carriage, they proceeded to| .,,esaited, That we tender to the Hon. John 3.1 1. Bineberry, Chieazo, 111 —S10 uw at 0. | pave ever sked All my political waifare bas OPERA CLOAKS ra, unnecessary to enumerate. s. m., an md Be, x. | Crittenden our sincere thanks for theimanner in| Rosevelt & Son/ N.Y 0.000 at 9. been in favor of the teachings coming forth from For tug Azovg Occasion. the Executive Mansion to call, quietly, on Presi- | which be reveived and presented to Conunas, the Whaser Hesicn <St Gents that sacred hall. May my right baed forget ite 4 Handsome Assortment now in Stock. RY & GREEN, Avote. dent Buchanan, who was then in Cabinet Coun Memorial of twenty-three thousand citizens of Bobke, N.¥.— 4.000 at 5 cunning and my tongue cleave to the roof of my | Among them is an elegant article trimmed with ell—the Cabinet Laving been called to meet to-day | Massachusetts, and for the eloquence with whic the Nations! Colors, which may be fitly termed McGregor, NY 2.000 at BI month. if every I prove false to those teactin; he vindicated thi from ti worth: fh avan. N ss “Fellow-citi s at half past nine. Mr. Buchanan is said to have hich nace rye = the rk elligen ifr rages . H. Delavan, N $40,000 at 58. Feilow-citizens, I have addressed you longer “THE UNION OPERA CLOAK.” Inauguration Ball. noakate a l Eliza B. Delavan, —$13.000 at 90. thon f expected to do, and allow me now to bid | _fe 16-6 x H "3c a been greatly surprised on airs ue. Linco! eee hy tee Hen Charles Sumner, the Senator Jacob St Loskey, N.¥—$5,000 at 93. you good night i SEVENTA STREET. TUCKER cee card so unexpectedly sent up to him. He rec “«Reseleed, ‘That w fall ™ Jobn Scott Boyd, N. V.—85,000 at 01, 5,00) at | Yesterday the streets were thronged at an early | 54 Beste Paes and Dx. OO4 GARNITURES bim and Mr. Seward immediately, in bis private Ho: — a ot ‘a ag ape ‘ally aS fii the 5 6 hour, and at daylight the crowd was so great that | _ A fresh supply of Groceries just received. 1 >: E parlor, where they bad a social and agreeable in- | Row: Jou" tc, rittenden 10 act for Massach ai $2,010 the [police found it difficult to prevent it from | A food arlicle of Brown Sugar at 7 cents per pound, ARE NOW SYASLASLE FOR TH terview of fifteen minutes’ duration ; at the termi- | and to present in the Senate the foregoine addon eee a a Pree, cies Shoe the platform <a nde fens Baer eae weer Seoneway, 5 x ¥ * -eport, Me —$5 60 at 90. je President elect to hoist the national flag. a h = » nation of which Mr. Buchanan, conducting bis | s8 embodying our reasons for the respecifal peti- W. Stelckle, N.Y 85.00 at 904 At? o'clock Mr. Lincoln was ushered into Inde: | 4, Rozrbon Whisky and Rye Whisky, formed-| 5 NEW YORK. so unexpected guests up stairs to Lis office room, “ na Congress will propose Home Insurance Company, N.Y 10,000 at | pendence Hall, where the Ci Old_Frenoh randy, Port Wines, Maderia and mane introduced Mr. Lincoln to his constitutional ad- | Sichemendienn ce he con eseancar the United | 99. 10,000 at 915. 20.000 at 91, 10.000 a1 943 Waiting, and was welcomed in a short speech by | _ Sherry Wines, pure article for sickness, GREAT SACRIFICE visers, by all of whom he was gracefully aud cor- | tranquility to the countr, T States and restore | jf. & JG Frost & Co, N. ¥.—85,00 at 90. | Thesdore L. Cuyler Esq Cordials of various kinds, ree or Pam - tame Geams tink caidas ‘Ars aghinn posi Buffalo Savings Bank, Bulfalo, N.Y —$20,000] Mr. Cuyler alluded to the scenes that hed been And 4 scnerel sesortment of goods yaualty kept in Parisian Goods. ally greeted. On retiring fr A rittenden me wos received with three } at 75, 20./44) at 50, 30,000 at S$, 30.000 at eS. evld Hall, and said that it belonged Ag aie aaa EL DEMING. i handsome PARTY they met Messrs. Bigler and John Cochrane in the | Cheers and that of Mr. Sumner with prolonged | Win J Sclunck N.Y — loud et oo to him, (Mr. Lincoln!) by wisdom, prudence, | {¢1l Stawsw ISRABL DEMING. | pigtice wishing, to act hentoome J ‘ house, and Mr. Seward presented those gentle. | £F0ans and bisses COO RE Se ee ieee Boy weal at 8515, | moderation, sud just concession, to repair tue | POR TWO WEEKS LONGER WE SHALL | DESSSES, sirends made or, 19 PSRESES. men to the President elect 69,000 at 57 O00 at BS ¥, J) WU at 89x, 3e. shattered fabric of the Republic, and to restore the continue to run off our whole stock and EMBROIDERED Z AVES ip Bil e Tne IxavevRation CeneMoniEs at Mont- | at W, 80. (Oat 90, 10,00) st 903, 10,000at % Dress Goods, Shawis and Cloake, in Cloth, &9., o&n purchase ae peas reduced From the President's house the twain drove to | go ALaBaMa —The inaugurution of Messrs. | J H. ‘Thayer, Boston —S1,000 at 91, L.UO0 at 2 Lo ter Goods at cost, mxny at - for ons! der ' prices, M. WILLIA » Amporter, i see General Scott, with whom they remained for} Davis and ‘Stepuens, the President and Vice | P.R. Keatur, ttrotee) 3 4 with deep emotion at | the articles at the loweat priogh: oes ee THE io, ay aug Market Spmer, Washington: DCs perhape fifteen minutes in social intercourse. President of the Southern Confederacy, at Mont-| ‘Thoms H. Dudley, g here in the place where W. COLLEY & CO., $$ to the 4 shortly before 12 m_, | °™Mery, Ala., was witnessed by about 5 000 per- | 86.25. were collected togetber the wisdom, the patriot- | fet zw sod Seventh st., above Pa. av. ‘They returned — v . seph N. Qalestier, N. Y¥.—$2,000 at 92 = ee sons, emidst the firi: ji i and Mr. Lincoln immediately retired to his| stratns ef mame oe om yen gt rg or dor dong 1 Jo isin, the devotion to principle, from which sprang m.R. Merrell, N. Y., (in trust. 000 at | the instituti der wh! - " ebamber to rest, giving directions that he was not | monstrations of enthusiasm, Ther wnve cored | 90'N bah ed Mcaieice oes Th my bands take | NOJOURNE HS dn Washington are res then prepared to receive any of the numerous | to the capitol by an imposing procession, military Win. J. Palmer, (attorney,) Philadelphia — | task of restoring peace to our distracted country. ANT on Ps. avenue, between crowd of intensely interested friends, who bad | 24 civic. At the capitol the military were drawn | $10,000 at 85. . I can say in return, sir, that all the Political sen- | 13th streets, is one of the completest, Kicking their shine in the hotel hail for some | 2 in line, and Mr. Davis proceeded tothe porch || ‘Thos. F. Andrews, Washington, D. C.—20,000] timents 1 entertain have heen drawt ao far as | | mo-t ele: and sgreeable estab ishmen' when the oath was to be administered at rug have been able to draw them, from the ti jt > ‘J hours in the hope of getting earliest interviews | | On the right of President Lavis sat Vice Prest- | A’. Lowe, Boston —S10,400 at 87 55. whleb o:lginated, and were given to tae world | ¥,4ed Bi arge elt es, forwarded thee ponies | YOUR CHOICE OF ANY ARTICLE OF with him. Taking the bint, the latter soon made | dent Stephens, and on bis right was the Hon.| Otis Daniel, Boston —S10,0u0 at £6 20,000 at | from this bali in which we stend. I bave never | by exproes "Pt are modi d é JEWELRY themselves scare, and a quarter en hear dite Howell Gove pect was offered by the Re 87 55, 50,000 at 90 63. had a feeling texlly that did not spring from pens ions to'fernuh Broakiet, Din er, Tea Basil Manly. Mr. Cobb formally announced Lewis McGregor, N. Y.—@2,000 at 91 the sentineuts embodied In the Declaration of In- | and ~upps's to gentlemen roouing outare une | !N OUR STORK FOR ONE DOLLAR. bis retura to the hotel its main lounging hall was} President Davis bad arrived and wes now read rewald & Coldgate, N. Y.—@125,100 at 90 15, | d de Great cheering equalied by any others inthis city. Ho addresses au actually emptier than we had seen !t before during | to take the oath of office as President of the Cor | 25 Uo nape oe is vt | pondered Over tis Gamseee eeln oe en Cae nano nets st-angeca.as all clusens SPLUNDID ASSORTMENT. “| Fronuenter: cf Washingt m Know will the Elegant CARBUNCLE ° 3. He i ecncnat suibenlst Congsean federated States of America. President Davis] Jacob St Losky, N. ¥.—86,000 at rile ies who smeurbled here cad” woerted tt : re Tite not to be disgulsed that the Republicans | ‘EP came forward and delivered the Insugural oreggatenier, N, ¥.— 850.000 at 90%, 00,000 at] Leclavatton of Independence=1 have pondered re eatisfaction any number , Eickant LAVA... . 50,000 8* 9136, 16,000 at 92. over the toils tbat were endur: is een _ rman ony emer en jweeney, Eitcameme: Fats: Co » Washing. | scldiera of the army, who achieved that Indepen- a ee j Elegant JET." pra Setter at t noses this forencon (abou: rds") as ! t CORAL and GOLD......... “ ” : “ ” THT THE Elegant CORA GOL. Sets for $1 they “‘smelied” « very decided “ mice,” in Mr. ton, D. C —$100,000 at 90 1, dence. [Applause.) | bave eften inquired of my- — a art Son,N pO0 at 86, 5 If, what great pri r ss RIS IS TO GIVE NO va Barton & Son, N.Y 000 at 6, 50,060 | self, what yreat principle or idea it was that kept | T° ph MB acento, the Orprany Elegant MEDALLION... Lincoln’ sudden appesrance here. Cc ats this Confedersey so lony t er. It wes not the | $1—S1—$1_$i_81_—S$i_$1_81_81-8u) | $1-S1—$1-$1—S1_81_$1_81_81_91! vl 476 Pa. Av, EVANS’. 476 Pa. Ay. Unit d States, bei g at al times pro- | Sosoveteds ’S RESTAURANT. a % byt At the close of President Davis’ speech, he anid ed that Indepens he was ready to take the oath of he office, which was accordingly administered to hi ‘ mth agly at t by Mr : Y Elegant KIM MOSAIC. R.M Strepeigh, N. Y.—$10,000 at 90 mere tnatter of tbe separ of the cul: fiita, Watineton county, in the District of UNITARIAN CHURCH.—Tho Kev. M TD. Walker'& Bro NOY “000 at #5, 5,000 | the mother land; bat somettileg im that Decwoeee eet ae ar eem etralion on the porsonad | Miesest PLAIN SOLD ——.... Tae Paact Convention.—The question of the | | ITTER, of New York, wil preayn in ti 56, 5 at 68, 5,000 at 89, 10.000 at] tion g’ wt liberty, not al to the people of thia | ty, decased persons having c'aims Sgainst t! Ladies’ GUARD CHAINS. ._.... for 91 , admission of the delegate claiming to represent | SMifoh LU-MORROW, Scrvioes commence at I : but hope to the world for all future time. | 891d deorased, are Rerebe warned to exhibit the Ladies’ CHATELAINE CHAINS. for $1 Kanoen wos cunt te thotr eredentisy’ soceenonn | 220 8:00 ie 0 0 ta dee tions {lt wae tat whlch ave promi | Sa jefe tie ihe dere kcero eee ees | Ladies’ NECK CHAINS. for Oty THE REV. MASON NOBiE_W am, Bas OO a8 8 oat bn Boe ould Pe lifted froma | otuerwine by law be excluded from ell benefit of | Gent's VEST CAINS, (10 differen yesterday, after an excited debate. Those who preach « gocond discourse on the t the shoulders of al ed that all should have | the said eatata. patterne) for #1, opposed his admission were the very party who | the in the church on Sixth streot 1 R + an equal chauce. [Cheers] ‘This is the sentt- ven under my hand thistith day of August, — we a, had moved beaven and earth, as It were, to get | Jan@ S¥enue,on SABBATH ARTERKNOON M hen out reporter tment embeded Iu tuat Declaration of Indepen- | 10. Cas. CRAGIN, Adm re LARGE LOT OF PLATED WAR Ant, ve o’olock. Sulject—“A nt | Was no! lence D —Perroos having bus n¢ss wil e A Kansas to send representatives to the body, in the by!on ” — Now, my friends ean our country be sived upon wile p's to my attorney, RP Jackson. oonsisting of belief that they would act with the anti-compro- TORICAI, LECTURES ON GREAT ea that bisis? If itcan, I will consider myself one | 22 /8¥3w. CHAS. H. CRAGIN. | TABLE, TEA and DESERT SPOONS, mise party. The representative sent belng for PRESENTATIVE Wo MEX Rev, ; " of the happiest men iu tue jronld if 1 can Lely to | TNHERE’S A BETTER TIM COMING! CREAM Gers CAKE Ba\ b turing + Smithao save It. itcan’t be saved u; thet principle, — ‘ CREsM Lab TEA 5 ol compromise, however, they oppose his admis- I ill give another couras of * ec- : ase ‘poatd efract | it willbe traly awful. But, If thie sell shri ee aos ae SHU ALANS B24 Secret Dineases shou! RNIVES cna FORKS, UTTER sion! ; : i the forh to the Séth of Fehrnary wan. | pot be saved without giving up that principle—1 | 8287 St SHUMAN’S Southern Medical Ho P Church © « ? Pp under the Clarendon Hotel, th street KNIVES, CUPS, ac., &o. The friends of compromise among them com- | f oS. Ganreh, commencing on Mc in Over Senegentent oe UAay aS Gavel Cor” | was about to say 1 would Father be aasnasluated | B/°h tua clsrendon Hotel, corner Sixth street ‘ a ee plain bitterly that their opponents are striving to | spacious Lect e Roo et The Chee rections 1 Over aewessment as they may deom neo | on Shits ap ie to surrender It, (Applause. j Hotel, and try. Dr. Soutlies's) Celebrated i London | Also; A Large eee of JEWELRY, whith defeat CTs. .. 7 > a , ay vier ie present aspect of affairs, a iol Des, ty are warrant tocure i » rome Aes CE ee EO TOT 1s cctere 5. [ob 5) Teer ele. Jerome—chris- | —*° SEO. THOS. STEWART. Bee. || thers is no need of bioodsbea aed her ene | sent eee Gonnorrhass, Glest, Byphiiie, wocnncsllat®) cents perantide, © ‘act upon onvention’s recommendations. The tian & riendship. R, ARE no necessity for it. 1 am not in favor of such a | Nocturnal + missions, Striotures, and Weakness BOOKS_BOOKS. Bumerous propositions to amend being offered by | Lecture If. Puiippa—The Woman of Chivalry. te bene gre course, and 1 may say in advance, there will beno | Of "42 Bimider ia from sto Saas: The Remedios the minority, seem to prove that they are correct | [octurs IV, fine pet ne Love. y ne to SMITH'S, No 460 | bloodsted unless it be forced upon the Govern. | O™2,>* yma. Office hours from$a.m, to10 | CLOS NG OUT OUR STOCK AT A GREAT in attributing to the latter that design. But for | Lecture V.’Madame deMaiutenon= The Werna | ioc street, to buy a suit of : feces veel Get Tee s | sag the fact that a number of the representatives in of Society. ¢ sells them #o cheap.” tee Is used ayainst it. [Prolonged pppamcana Ga TOPHAM’S both H. of © Lecture VI. (By request) a Leoture on Galiieo | of the stranger, ho was runaing up Seventh street | ©'!¢¢ of That's the proper sentiment.” PREMIUM TRUNK jouses of Congress from the border slave- Will congiude the series singing out SMITH, No. 400” fe 2-6w My friends, this isa wholly unprepared speech. MANUF, RY, holding States are violent disunionists, and act, | 4,7,°K*t# for the course ©1—single admission 35 | oo : I did nct expect to be calied upon to say a word | 499 Savanta STREE winoron, D.C, | $2 BOOKS Sellang for... pany. pasa = cents: to bo hsd at Ballantyre’s. Taylor & M DEMPSEY & O'TOOLE, when I came bere—I sap; I was merely to lr - rig eri y venture, to embarrass the desire | ry’s, Shi lington’s, and at the doore 2 WEDDING AND VISITING do something towards raising a flay. I may,there- | Silver Medal awarded hy Maryland Institute of NOW I8 YOUR TIME o ir States to remain in the Union, this WORSHIP AT THE CA CARD ENGKAVERS, | ‘fore, have said sour thing indiscreet [cri i Baltimo:e, November 7, 1860 aw . palpable game of the anti-compromise men of the | CM dveme permi 2s mportere of fine WEDDING STATIONERY, “no, «no,] but | bave said nothing but watt | Alo Medal br fie topo itsn Meoharics’ Institute, BOOKS and JEWELRY 70x will h EDDING ENVELOPES, ’ eg Washington, D. C., 1257. Peace Convention could instantly be checkinated | Ba BBA TH Aton Nie cpresentat vow Hal the inoat beautiful styles, | 2 willing to live by, and, in the -pleasure of ert LOWER THAN EVER BEFOR: by refusing to vote a dollar to carry on the Gov. | Ret wig 1 o'olock, | Umoa 326 Pa. Av., between Mh ang iin Almighty God, die by. have on hand, ane 2 qrament until the Convention may finally report The Rev. Wx F. | ee rhe mene cr Once ald thetr saben ts every deeoription ° CALL EARLY AT This would Keep before the eyes of thowe who f fof Gerzign Wal: (AMOS KENDALLS [VTTERS ON SHCES. biun,and the procession ineved directly towards EVANS'S. ‘would defeat a report until too late to be acted on i fs SION, the platform by Wile Congennn, tee thet that st mon 4 4 SU pay, eee! etginiawine Price Tanke’ Cents, Upon arriving at the platform, Stephen Benton Gausiech eoudionccar ee ot the inaligen, “are STAR OF ee the 2 ksq, addressed air. Lincoln ina few patriotié Rae re ab called session, s0 on an the incoming Entoative | ot 4 TRATION NORGE on | oman © Wile ir: Lincoin responded as fl eee RIBBLES SRIGINAL $1 STORE: can porstbly get them together; which, in turn, Gp AU OUEAZION NOTOB! Llow-citizens: I am invited and called before ae - would surely defeat their Purpose goat At Low Prices. of preventing MAKSHALS) SASHES, BATON®, GILT] you to participate in raising above [ndependence | _ Members of Congress and travelers will please NING 7 He| FAGLES, SPEARS GILT ACORNS, RO-| Hail the flag of our country, with an addin pores geben dl before, purchasing elsewhere Nc: 308 PENN: AVENUE: Bat the fact tint dis bepit | BETTEs BADGES, FuiaGs, £0, ay will bo | star upon it pote now. 1 sdvacce | Tgunks that are made in ocher ot - <* Additional invoices j ved of New ized b it nit [Cheers | 1 propose i ance sh not shall be damned.” foe pceraiseed Bye Lo : of perfor ala rth “ih hae deh ows nee | Superior Leather and Dress "Pranks Beautiiul Jewelry, $ M qi = Trimming MaNnvvactUrrr, ary duty, to say a few words. I propose to say . FRIEN i i that when that flag was originally raised here, ery &, 12, ‘equested to meet at their Hall on SUN: men are, renders it impossible to bring the latter | VAY» alf-paat 1 clock. for the pur- hed but thirteen stars. I wish to call your atten- requ page oe oragirrsod ptr: of God, ; 1a CROCKERY, CHINA exch a jonal star to that flag hes given ote oa pt by the ae ot _ ng the funeral of our deceased ND i. edditional prosperity and happiness to this - Convention Prompt vote by means | ae ect, wanpow an of sister GLass ‘Warr. try, until ithbasedvenced to fe present condition; indicated above. foe SAMUKL E. DOUGLASS, Seo, a _ tre Soin store a vory lare aszort- and its welfare in the future, as well as in the ‘Geeuiie= rma aie he MASONIC —HIRAM LODGE, No. 10 — | attention of ail purchaseis wienion good erie Fie Spirit thet cei ane oe gees J Cultivating iss @tegation ee a lem stile ne frog of us Lodge wil bend | rearooat © prt ex sown and celebrity oak aera WAT THE LADIES WANT TO KNOW Congress Passed, repeal a!'.on Ni .eteent . Al $ Ls b Ny c Joint resolution for the relief of Wm. H. DeGroot | ##..0n, SUNDAY, the 2th insta at Iie O'eock pt | WAKE. REROMRE US in rout arity. fraternal feeling which has so loag characterized one ‘Which has so long been the subject of much tn. | 1: of the purpose of attending the funera) of our CH OWLER & CO. ror S. 8. us asa nation, excluding passion, ill temper and AV hore they can v Jonven’s Kid late Brother, ct Rasbom. Svethren | Whilesale and IT : : black. aces vidious aant - comment. Also, the navel meee 8 povin rad aurmally inva ed toshent "" | [023 6teo ‘Odd Fel iow ve I Sev Ee enian actesipes tat cor ‘ay fesse sur Bis be of Sa fy wan at a ®ppropriation bill just passed. fo 222. JOUN M. JEWELL, Seo. C4ARRNDO plated up fees eas args a eee eects nent pros years Sey o BEI JAM come, but additional ones trom time te time +++: Bon. H. Bi and wife, Hen.F. Pike, | 207 eral be placed bong gna we shall number, as was H Rice, Hon. cw? | bis anticipated by the great historian, five hundred Hon.J.N. Goodwin, Hon J c.w.W: i the southeast oo enn. milli of bi Geran ALLEN Dore Svenue and Mixth street He will atail times be | spplause } Wie true heat eee pone ¢ Wa H. Win P ith the tae WIR 3 OCD + | the very agreeuble duty assigned me. asi deans Fe G. RS. as wellae OVSTERS GAME ad other| After a prayer by the Rev H. 8. Clerk, the uartermaster—Jo: Rac! delicacies of the season, fe national flag was hoisted by Mr. Lincoln, amid 323 (south side) Pa. av., 6th rgeon—N. Guay PaLMEne a the shouts of the multitude and roar of cannon. 2) 10t New iron ‘tpano’Aal Seeretary—Cuan, B. Mav: . AVE! 6 T! 1 ja Company ts comaoaee oF a LVELIN Ply NKS8, The President then left the Hall, and proceeding the District and cits limits. Jue te ve at ‘gest assortment | to the reilway depot at 9% o'clock, started OR SALE-A FAMILY OF OIC: Seg CA nENS watists amy Harrisburg. At ‘hoon. Washington's Paoeel five ja rumber, vis a D: { Woman, 3 sal r SAGs, SATCHELS, r. to We us ‘ w of oo: 80 a 4 ‘ 18D) | Address was reed frou: the platform in front of As this erent INO. F. HICKEY, Seo, rafal BOX eee: | ie, Ld eohayaioese Tate nine | S8 cook. presérver permone. a REPUBLICAN —Alt | in s whi we i vor + workingmen’s processions, &c., &c. three 4 Prices will please left here to vote in cither of the Siig es whe | prices. ALL, stk HERS 2'CS . SS | Kis ce - ORIGINAL ONE DOLLAR STORE, tie Seer the Heoub iean.ceuse, with fn soba arene | FAMILY BLANKETS AND COMFORTS. | Suck obes soe S woes hdrlty tot cpu there iano casae pout | F'irry THOUSAND, DOLLARS WORTH We have still on bande cord asso of the fio‘ ree ae AV EV ENINo. 42 ONE DOLLAR THE CHOIR, | fea npiou,allof Whish we sre sbling at sont WF i valk. onthe doy cf the uatrarationy with of the et or “te TAYLOR & HUTCHISON. eee te revs fea NAC FOR 1861, pg ¢ shor i | rites Storage aesneteeantram; | Teen ot hat in Oo} Or who ere aaxie to ay bbe Ve o & Ct] Remegneneres. meee 370 be ial 9 con's, nt raha ee inage ® ane Po. . SK RORES, MOUSIIN ROBES, LAWN Li PAWN O Woore ceiling at half their : ; et Stn Seige area deat TAYLOR & HUTORISON, ball and’ for