The New York Herald Newspaper, February 23, 1861, Page 7

re NE SEY PORE RINE ae a THE NATIONAL CRISIS. The Proceedings of the Peace | Congress. Application of a Delegate from Kansas for Admission. The Effect of his Vote on the Pending Questions. IMPORTANT NEWS FROM GEORGIA. ‘Three New York Vessels Seized by the Governor, *'* es, Bee he THE PEACE CONFERENCE. Wasuiyoron, Feb. 22, 1861. While the warriors of the federal capital had a peacea- ‘bie time to-day, celebrating the birth of Washington, the Peace Congress has had a warlike demonstration, aud ‘came near breaking up inarow. Kansas was the cause Of all the trouble—not the State of Kansas, but the Terri tory of Kansas. Mr. Stone appearet, with credentials, to represent Kanses, His credentials were examined, and it appeared that he was commissioned and sent here by Secretary Beebe, late Acting Governor of the Territory of Kansas. Charies Allen, Chief Justice of the Superior Court of Muesachasetts, opposed Mr. Stone’s admission to a seat, on the gioune that be did not preseat himself accredited by Governor Robinson to represent the State of Kansas. ‘Ho said the Convention was not called to represent Ter- Titories, otberwise the other Territories of the United | States would be applying for seats. Several Virginia and other Southern delegates asserted ‘the right of dir. Stone toa seat, while some Southern delegates sustained tbe position of Judge Allen. * Alver acharp debate, partakiog somewhat of bitter. | ness, the Convention agreed to refer the subject of Mr. Blone's right to a seat to the Co nmittee on Credentials, There ts an importance attached to the report of the committee regarding this seat not understood outside of the Convention except by your correspondent. It is this: The Convention is composed of the repre- sentatives of twenty States. Fuurteen, including Kaneas, ure not represented. The votes are taken by States, By a canvass it is known that ton are for a ¢ stitnticria! convention, and ten are opposed to it. Before the fight occurred upon the right of Mr. Stone to bis eeat to-cay, it was known thot he was appointed by a demo. cratic federal offices in favor of the majority proposities . Tats fact caused the republicans to uuite, wader the lead of Jadge Ailes, seainst bim, as bis single vote would pre ‘vent the Couvention frem seuding this wavle quession to | the Tegist Most of the extreme compre ne'8 Pagal te AB Feat becouse it would dofext a constitational cony ton, ‘The republicans take the ground that the appoint- soverni States ab ou ment of a deicgate » by tov Boobs is tue assumption of .a duty waloh belungs only to the Goversor of the Stute Hosffes, they that the te Cove not repruseni the sentiment of the people of Kansas, and thoy agsert tha Abie. Mr. Curbe, of fowa, offered an amedment to ajority he port, whieh apy t 26.20—ibe privcip vikocy pouth of the Ohio riv The Critenden plan, so call Reid, of North Caroima, us majority, or Guthrie proper seventeen Stater y This vore proc , ultoge interceting to be cowtined to the secret chamber of ouyeniion, Revera! extreme pre menis, and vored down. The Gouyranen aw dinner. ‘Tis evening the Convention ig again im session, and are voting on all sorts of propositions. Unless greater bormony vi opivion prevails than wow, the Convertion wilt adjourn without dog anything, unless the ulti matum of the republicans is eeceued to, namely, aa ap peal to the people of all oF ah cs, through the actioa of their gevera! Legislatures, for vention ta revise time will show the Mr. mendinent to the waz moved by er tno | tie 3 were effered as amend ned aout four o'clock for | Co ibe eonevitition of the United The impression of & good wany te that nothing will be dune. Otbere, however, are more hopeful. Tae republie cane are tiying to stave OY action Wali Mr, Lingula ar. | rives, for te purpose of conferring with him and learn ing hik views. Lf this is the case, uo definite action w “De taken by the Conferenes befure Mondsy uext, and per. haps mut then, i ‘The friencs of a scttloment are Wyirg coustautly to press & vote. ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE VAN WYCK, OF Nu Wasim ordly and brutal s ven o'clock Jost night, ber of Congress from the West Point district, N. Y., by three ans, orracd with howie knives, Me Van Wek bau just seit idence of Senator King, on Capitel Gi, and was putsiog Gown by the worth wing of the J oh Jodgmgs, when a stout bait man came op betind him, and track Lin with a bowse knit in tho byenet over the heart ine kotfe pouetrated the uuteice avd sanide passwd thevugin a dolied coyy of | then weatly Uwoura a tatek meworandun THE HON. MR. YORK. ‘an, Feb. 22, 1851 was Mace, av yon Hon. Mr, Van mest co ‘an baif-past ¢ Wo ek, roe which were t frock com’, wot quite reach breast poe ton & blow upder th Mr Var ®yek stroek w which staggered bim, w wood ruliaa truck a wviow at Mr. 5 Wrek a bewte knife, which e 1 bu k wrsing & terrible ga at the ¢ tine ne (Vax Week yw down with bis cight, cud instantly drew & revorver and shot the firct rusian, who éropped ane wae cavght by bis friends Yhe there re . Van Wyek down with his Get, Thin blow, t gether tus Gof the une he | eceived, aud especially trom the profige bleeding bw he ned him very mach, and ob corving that the Pufflags were tao'ring haste to escape | with their wounded compenioa, who appeared to bun qui ere be supk bimecl? otareet extyarsted epoa thy riuewrulk, nd did ie agaia. But as goon ps he gathor 2 eufiteicut strength he made bis way to his hotel, which he dit not reach till after twelve this morning. He pall ve it the afvir, ¢ t eo one or two con- sidenval frienda, De. Lee, of the Youre, who dressed his wound, nn! to the police, in the hope that the parties might be Clecovered; but up to tonight no trace of their avborenborts has been ascert Mr. Van Wyck if @ norvour this even ng, end is suffering cousiderable pain from fhe wound in his head, but is im no gerious danger. Wyck cannot account for this attack upon him, rown oat of his speech at the last session, ch excitement aud dis n be conse of ite wovesty agvinet tho eystem of slavery, wherein be cited instances of slave burning, For sume timo after its delivery he received letters threatening hia dive. Gutside of vhis be bas no knowledge of haviog xnity of any burman being, He is aman virics gambling or drioking calvons, and while he is a resolute man when aseailed, in his daily walk de is very quiet and gentlemanly. ‘The affaer having become Known to-night, cregtes in tense fe Lag, especia'ly in Congressional cirel MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS. Wasmvcros, Feb, 22, 1861 ‘TH! QUARTEENG OF TROOPS AT THE CAPTTAL The President ts preparing a special meesago to on Gress, a anewer to the liouse resviuiiom asking to ve informed what nevessity existed for tho quartering of u ‘vudy of Uaited States troops wrin the District of Colum, Dia, It eppearh that there was no officiel knowledge tm, poaression of the government th t thus city was to be | invadvo or seized, but thet tho War 1 Jarument, acting under advice of General Seett, stutioved them here asa precaatiorary Measure, And to protect, in the event of ang trowble oF dilieuity, Ube property of the government, TH AUSUME OF MAJOR Awrertowy, The etwement pubilsbed fa roveral newapapers, ethat Majer Anderton was very Mat Fort sina tor, i tit Credited, The War Department have intedligen trom hy na tate the 1th inet, aod te towde hit bommg NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1861.—TRIPLE SHEET. indisposed. Hyuaily untroe te the report chat he is with- out funds, ALAR OF THE RADICAT REPUULICANS, ‘The republicans are becoming alarmed. and there is an | Sppazent backing down from their ultra position. Enough of them have declared their willingness to vote for any | recommendation which comes before them from the | Peace Corgrees to carry it, At least half of the repub- Keane in Corgress from New York, and two-thirds of those from Pecnsy!vania, wil! sustain the action of the Conference, notwithstanding a majority ef the Commis. sioners from New York vote steadily against any avitle- ment. The six sepublican Commissioners from the Em- pire Siate aro regarded as the most ultra men bere. They do not represent the sentiment of the people of that great State. ‘The pestpeuement of Mr, Stanton’s Force bill is another incication of returaing eense. They have been appesicd to by moderaig men frem the border slave States to abandon this cangerous and unnecessary measure. If, say these moderate men, you persist in jt, you wil! drive us with the cotton States. | MR, LINCOLN’S INAUOURAL A gentleman who has just arrived here from Now York, who accompanied Mr. Lincoln trom Spriugficld, and is | inside and knows the po! which the President elyet in: | tents to pursue, says that ia bis inauguralhe wiki take the strongest conservative groved. This announcement has etaitied the ultra portion of tbe republicans, avd has materially strengthened the conservaniye. THe WAR IN TEE RPURICAN CAMP, ‘There is @ vigorous war stil goiog on hore among the | | | i | | republicans, respecting the construction of Mr. Lincolo’ | Cubinet, The ultra wing fee! that they are to be over- { sluughred, and are ready to join hands with Grecley ana | dociare open war. It isa very pretty fight as it stands THR POLICY OF THE NEW ADMINISTRATION. Oue of the heaviest cotton brokers imNew-OMeans has | written Hor, John Covode, requesting bis opinion as to | the future policy ef Mr. Lincoln. Mr. Covode replied, | shat in his epmion the tecoming wdiu mistration will avoid | as far ag possible, any, collisou giewliy with the | coceding States; if | upon it which is Lot | be made at New Orleans—tirst, | Must Le kept free by the un | west; and second, | | Southern city where vode added, “if sce New Orleans is gloou | nese, 1 must advise Mr. Covode did not take this step in ignorary chloting state of affairs. KVRLATIONS REBVECTING Ano@er ect of late Secretary P | light, which docs not retlect { loyaliet wo the government he was 0 and Whose treasury hv thet last summer he ordered tive Les treops te thon ordered a MK. Fa ydle j Aub avin to iT won him was fro’ on. spneaes evt0 pa adil, om thee wpper 2 sf ad mute Fort it tre horées } #0 that the moment winter ect m they could w leave by the river. which is usually trozeu up os early | cs November, nor overland, in eousrquence of not wong suflicieat trausportation materia to convey « mpans BIMVAL OF SR dante The Vico President el-ct arrives to- wight, and took quict ington Tiotel, where Scastor W ts. Mamlia says ha Massacli | present in the Pre haa Penusytvanie, Michen uc, of North Garo- | Y, to FuNpiy Ihe Vecancies occasia re by —Valton, Bigelow, Braciord, ay t Fastman, Wellie, , Peckins, Phillips and Lavsis Jones wud tbiveley were contirs act Surgeoot in the Navy, in place of those whore: Tho ar he United States for The feilowing uamed Co rmed:—-Th den, at York, ™ | | | Dougal panuel J, Assist awd. ©, wae cucflined us Atiorney Japtrict OF hansas tors of Cu 8 Wee con. un 400, Me.,; George P. Bow- ob C. Hewictt, at Cold Spring, N. ¥.; Alexander ©. i rthe district of Sau Joaquin, Culitornin; Charles ©. Phillips, at Puget Soun Fagan, at Middletown, Comn.; George B. Hall, Cocsul at Guayumas, and Taliaferro stumter, Sixth Auditor of the ‘Treasury. The folowing named Postmasiers we ed:—Virg!) Whitney, at Br ghumton, N.Y B, Swarr, at Lanesster, Ia. Col. SS. Engtish hes been appointe leans, « ol | also confirm. | , and Airs of Cus. Surveyor toms at Louisville, Ky., vice Ha'dernnan | It 1s authoritively conied that any dovuments or letters | for the South or elsewhere tay detained | in the Washington Post Oicn, Whatever d have | rourred bas beon South of this eit fs Nomorous petitions ure being pr Congress i pray ing for the passage of a General Baw! Centiomen frem a distance ave he otic prempt and combin d act Vbuip Clayton, ex Aewistant Secretary of Uke Treasury | Will leave for Montgomery, having | ted to weimilar povition under the IN CORK PONDENCE OUR WASHING! peihops the invasion of tbeir territe souls, at the very thought of aot being permitted to let joose upon the land the demon of civil discord. From the starting point tbat slavery iz a “crime,” a “sin,” @ “ourse,’’ that the *conatitutioa is a league with bell and & coveuapt with death,” they invoke the con- Stitution itself as their authority for ravings which it shocks humanity to listen tw, Were it pot for the murderous fury with which sme of the advocates of the Stanton Force bill, advocate its infamous details, ore might imagine that mere dramatic windiness were at the botiom of their semi barbarous talk, Such is not the case. Mingled with intensely Selfish dissppointment at the appointment of Mr, Seward 8s Pecretary of State, and a determination to oust him, if possibie, from that position, is a sincere desire to wit- ness the realization of the conspiracy formed thirty years Ago for the overthrow of American liberties, and to plunge the country as speedily us possible into the horrors of civ! convulsion. ‘the prominent expectation of the Fessenden Sumner party in the United States Senate, and of the republican masjority ip the House of Representatives, is that, in the event of civil war, the: ‘destruction of slavery’’ woulil be its fina) igsue, by means of tumults wigich might be excited in the Blaveholding States. The ex- Fourterite paper of your city bas admitted this idea into its colomps, expressed in the most ireendiary and offrurive lar guage, It culls slaveholder3 “the brainless spawn of some malignant influence, rash- ing upon a certate aud a frightful doom, ‘xeited animals Tusb into the destroying flames, from which every reason an every natural inetinct bs them flee and escape,’ and adie, “the war will be waged to crush Ahe eggs of the reptile that Das hatched the brood of traitors and revolutionists who have bronght disorder, and conflict and Dbloodsbod, end destruction, and rnin, upon the country.” And then, ‘if war betwooa the sections oooe begins in errvest, it will be of necessity & war to extirguish slavery, as being the suse of onr national disorders in the past, the threatening distur bore of the nation! peace in the fu- ture, and the cause of the war itself. And this war wily be conducted on Ubst soil where the evil stances which Cemunes rene vai.” Did Aldeberonti phosen phorniv ever vtter such beclamite bombast * Yet it is actually behind the spirit that bas been displayed in the House of Repre fer atives, in the debates upon the Foree bill And, upon the anivai of Mr. Lincoln at Washingten, he wil; insta be pounced upon and surrounded by Avon's ct thie school, who will tirain every 4 to flatter or bluster him tuto the adoption { their diabolical schemes. Poor man, he hus not much allast any waz, avd God knows wha: be witlao tm the widest of the bury caue! It is barely posibie that ne may send for Seward st once, aod put himselt entirely and Wholly uncer bis guidance, ating simply as an atttoma- top, Ths would ve lua wisest ave most discreet course He isa sort of supercargo, ou board of the © shipot state eed perbaps has, autherity enongh to realize hiv threat of “brow ing overboard the passengers.’ but having ac: Knowleoged 18 ibexperiouve, aod that there is a storm a. ing which threatens to carry every thing to the bot tom, why can be sot remain coméostabiy im the cabin acd permit Captain Seward to weather not the tempest? Is it to be wondered at in view of such a state of afluirs bere; such utter anarchy aud discord in the rauks of the pwry comimg mte power; such breathmgs of a SOsege ata ivfuriatea spirit, that President Jeiderson teshouls call upow the people of the aew Southera woufederacy to prepare for tee worst, ana to ail him io putting the sece ing States pou a war footing Das The lapguage . of his Kural is not con- sidered. bere to be. exther threatening of uo weceskary; but ci-etly ealied for by thy cirotm. stances m which he ix placed. The communtestinns be- tween secessionists ip the capital nad at Moutgomery, are inceseunt. The Memtgomery administration is fully ad vised of every step that is taken, and, witt every desi to preserve reiatious of anivy with the Nocta, they would De noch denf aud bliad, 1 they Were not alive to the pos sibility that, within less than six wecks, aggressive acts, yy mey force then. imio a Cetence of their property, their homes, their institutions and their firesides. "is ‘deep answer. | ing urto deep"—a perivd of unxtety and trouble to } | Overy eblighteped, eober mitded man in the coun- ty— it is 10 be deploret that it is ont of homan ken to cay what will be the end; whether look oib, Under the guidance of Mr. Seward, wise abd sigucious meksures, such as many for trom Mr. Li | will cause pro@erity ouce more to dawn, and the work ot reconstruction of the Union porsible, or whether the | prosperny of the repubsie is te be enguiphed in iacvita- ble ruin. Wasniseron, Feb. 21, 1861. | How the Foreign Minising Regard Our Natiomot Tr mites Lore Lyons’ and the Queen's Sentiments—Mr Eheriiye and Mr. Lincoln—Arvival of Drstenguishad Politi-r1ans om Wasmngren—The Volunter Force Bilt and Mr. Bocock Spech—the Inaupurasun Ball, de, ‘Vhe foreign diplowatists residing near the goverameat ¢ United States are just begmaing to realize the vonie condition of our national atfues, and to express deep seiicitude for the final result | tofore been bi nded by the declarations of promicent re- They have here pubicnps that there wos nothig in tho secession move- ep! —that the government was founded on grapite, aad ihe x timg aillicuiiies were entitled to Bo more con- SMUTN | Sioeration than those which usually attend a radical poi- { teal change mw the goverumen | Mouieter, has p: prominent ov ns, the Beitish pmptly conveyed to dyplomatie ana other 6 the kind!s feciiags entertaned and re bhererescne= 7°- cab athena ape cently expressed bs bis sovereign in beball of the United The Repullicam Feeling tn the Cupiua | Stace, The Breck abiamier (Mt Sartiges) has given no Faienten Summer. Pavty— What, Br, 4 7 GO 1 Cfhivial expreaten of the sentiments of bis sovereign; but depadonocdnen de whechtes Beat dit | thar he ente:tains the etinost sohetsude about it there ts po Ny tle ample reason to believe, jutging from his general con- puncs ol th tal bb t f thi e i version on the esatject Secor Lassara, the spanish By Me: Eiocoly ey yée Lue Cee ae | aan) hus Dkewise averred Oat be bes wut a ihe covreln jagtion of tue s¢yablican party 18 1 veo realized the —insmihetce of the breukwg It ts Goitgited ut uy view of Abra 4 op of tho’ goverument, having been misied Bikes Hilly ap ls up to thie tine by the indiderenee of prominent mea in y mdse aur: abl Taye geaipent pusty on the rvbjeet, sna the almost ani. awe! with wiieh be tis peop.e thas he Lnows wading t 5a) capresoion of entire céifldence io the stabitity of ont anything, at the son Ut “tbe | ne guvertineut fom the same quarter. O-hor vigtia | wi ont a dee ve programme which be wil pet rye wh wos 80 mice to | Watcs apy scctiom m if,’ pus Wore wi & | thit the Feerut states are neatner iujured, abut to be iofar sor have had | why enuee ter thee reveintionary procesdiog ! a guar ¢ (hat the glorious epoch of Mayonets and cea- hon balls to be imwaygurevea on the of march os weil as hitosed siier dieting | x the Hover, jaat co ten af Wor tRaceling t better than wh trndding, and cae bee about a MCh cent other.” He is of the & li why upe wilh certnint fe we asthe a ant Fessenden 1 wth nw Lestat ma | eayng. More red: i Ths ontarte republican crowd in Waklington, to ina | deplorable condition. ‘Tho hotels are etokoa up wivu pul- | grims from overy State, whose souls are t rf | ready for sale, but with 4 very Nidiua t to tue | price. The words “Chicago platform, | like on ash wand upona rattlesnake. They aqu dev | it, withous daring Wwopen thelr mouths. Couto ioe | or sgainet, might forfeit them the sweet morre pe tronage they crayo, und which has been Journey ingn. When ™ that “ nubody ie Duct," ane Ub into South Curolina would be “* chunieally dann bis Premier, au ug they seo thy myrmidous of + tt pe down tho Avenue, When he gets frigiteaed, at ae falo, or quivers befcre the nerruns pacctotic utterances of Mayor Wocd, tt re ceho Buco! preca’ ton of bicodsted and int eatile; these mere quail and manus politician, havo a certain influcace and ft 's a bad one, They teach tae four fol lesgon that love of country is bec: ining ropineod by love of belly, and Chit whoover gains, fa wheiover party, he reepousibiuities of 08 fall juty tke beads of mon who are the mont unworthy to be cniruswd wit How, shinply because they ave Ue wiott Uebiuniing amd noche Cactous in presenting (herr ¢ ‘The Waterloo of tae campaign betweon the teu f tions into whieh the republican petty @ diviaud, anu the leadership of Seward, Caweron, wad Rates, oa the ono cide, aol Besveudeun, wars, dale, Snmpo, and the ltre Gnosit oUtsts OF Ube Marae og@nts eano don | the other, must be Tuught out mithur tte coming we T seg that the pretended organ ul ste Soward, in your city, ockians Wat stupither Me. Lingala noe Me, Seward willadept « polioy of 60 Ae ok Fe (tA | seminiswation wii prove,” probably by too “magna, numity of fe corcorstons, the “grotne dreuert of the | geeumr inne npn wih seedetin ts Geek’ “The same | journal acti, huwerer, that ot 4 the ost ai iM shoubh wa," oar thet tepubltien ] cowregty g feeture® of the themes : ; fel to cerriog with ewh oluer, with forme leony than | fey ha nol he common | cnem ey toane, Ormaray "aga ike doomed’ | cxpreeaed and the oilietal uot {tie at | Masor Char ic ened reprasemotives oF foreiga governments have ex pressed similar views; aod pow that a new phase has been given to the quertion im consequence of the taterest » taken of 1: by the great. ) Bore pe, al he representatives of fureiga Lovernments bere are Sucdely aroused to a sense of the portance of the evbjret, end the imemectous conse Quenoes Involved mp Ube Wissolution of Ube Unites siates abere mey be some pubue wamitertation on the part of feroyn cip 4 the ounsse of afew weeks, at so 800 ue its positively wseertatmed thay the new ny mode of adjueument co subadt that is mats eaert y ty prowe suceeusstl " enppesmion that Mr, Etheridge, of Ton- yore, Tupht be invited to advwe with Mr. Lia com ob the subject ct one difficulties, om the arrt- ol cf ibe President omet im this city, bas not been henoe by some pediie declarations made by Mr , ty the bei! of ths House of Representa tives thin mwentug prior to the House being called to Ho att 4 urge crowd asound him, wad was t oli chary of his words cenuneistory of repabii cans, occuring Ubat to them and Weir pol.tical views wee t be attributed the existeuce of the die. vntoniats which they (enh gentiemen as Mr. Etheridge) bad to tight duwa south, ator a the number of dietingnished atrangers arrivwg Pere tytely @ baael Uliman, ot New Vouk tle haw ate rendy taken & Dromibent persion iu the eircie oF aaviaers of the President elect, anu fy winning ovw frivnels by ints cometec # deT@agee cowerus hie cb. pole teat opponent Hon, Ad. Sutter, of Calitortiia, on of tue raest prom! nent polittowas of tho Gol.en State, the friend of tae late D.C Bros crick, bas alto past arrived, wGevale C.uGi ate for Goverhor im Massacta- pette—Gen, Bovjamn FP. Buver. Among Basten vote Utes reeeuily arrived eré@ General Whitoey, Cotlvetor of the poet Oh, Dr. Boorge B. Loring, of Salou U. Rogers, mumber of Ube Makeachusets: nate, one othere Mr "g.ccck, of Virginin, this morning concluded his perch aga #1 the Volumes? or Force vill. He deagauced & | Vout the mest bitter tertos, and bis remark, mae with Mach dl tnetaes and sotemuity, ihab withia three | pimatie meet of the borver States, weludivg meget, wena be erdy by side With the seceding Seater, por Odue mall ever ti Havce, The bi Ww % wets} oriiee for Monday next atone 0. Louference i W-ouy eagaget ia specea-me: every day Ht mects and talks only renters the btn apent of et AEry! Ng al any practical result tue more vberure. ‘To Judge from thé politica! comptexion of a large num. er of Vee ciizen mauegera of tie ad Value auan- ration Dwil, tt would soem that tue jist Gas Deva meio out tote editorial room of a repabtlean papor, midher at Coveord, N. ii., OF in Boston, Maas , of perhaps bon. A tyre amount oF exeoutive bie iuees haviog #eoume- inte ia tbe gonate, that a yo dary oe Rye jaty = ot tht 5 ee oieene ution. ee “nee the strangers who most Lequentiy coonpy oe of Members Of the House is Ae, Cia ied Late, editor ofthe Howtn Haily aavertieer. Oo was 1 ae the evecessor of fou, Ausen Rarliagame, from tho Pitta Mas Pothsotts Cotgrcesionn! distrigh, but the aeat be eccms ee welined te become teeniiiar will be repreesetos tn the next Cougrers by cng of the solvat merevania ta the New Engiand ctatow, wots practirar Kuowledge and ox tonnive experiance 1 alt mattert coanected with the com Werce aud Mravewl ces'e of the country will by of Grom service to thet refer | | etihGes in Calitornis beimg the special order, was taken | here at six o’civek tals morning. Me wa brocher of | IMPORTANT FROM SAVANNAH. More New York Vessels Seized by the Gove x of Georgia. ‘ SAVANNAH, Feb, 22, 1964, Governor Brown seized yesterday the ship Martha J, Ward, bark Adjuster ana brig Harold, all belonging to citizens of New York. ‘They will be cetained until the arms are delivered up by the State of New York. PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATIC CONVEN- TION. Vinnaveuima, Feb. 22, 1861, ‘The Democratic State Convention today unanimously | adopted & series of reaolutions oifvred by Mon. Ellis Lewis, declaring for State sovereignty and the Union, the rights of the South in the Torritorias, &c. A committee was appointed to convey the resolutious to the President. THE NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE. RanaGu, N.C, Feb. 22, 1861, A large amount of business remains unfinished in the State Legislature, but the day of adjournment bas not, as yet, Deen poripon d, ‘Two more rativond bil's passed the House to-day, ‘The Revenue vill, with the Sedate amendment, is now up in the House, The conteation is about the land tax. Great anxiety 5 felt bere concerning the action of the i Peace Conference. ‘The apeeches of Mr. Lincoin are doing their wil o darkening the prospects of a compromise; still all hope t not yet surrendcred, BUSINESS FAILURFS AND SUSPENSIONS, Boston, Feb, 22, 1861, The Boston Commercial Bulletin publishes, weekly, & list of the changes in business. For the weok just passed it give the fuilures as follows:—In New York, 19; in Boston 8; in Philadelphia, 3; in Baltimore, 3; in Civein- pati, 8; ib Detroit, 3, and im other piaces, 21—muking a total of 60 for the week THIAYY-SIXTH CONGRMWSS. SECOND SESSION, te Wacinncroy, Feb. 22, 1861. Mr. THons0N, (opp.) a? Nd, presented several a tops from emizeis of New Jersey, in favor of the Crit- tenved resolution: Me bine, ( any compromise , wf N.Y, presented petitions againat shiny Congress 10 put down all rebel- Hon ane all ernitors, or elke drive them froin the Union. bir, EEK, Qep.) Of Lk, aud Mr Wave, (rep.) of Obto, presented petitions agaist compromt A bomber of privaie bills were pase TUK Post « KOURY EEL the qiexdon being oa motion of Mr. (OPP) Of Cal, for a Cotamutes of Conference on ing to *he vote in regard to the overiand mail, Was taken up, Gwin, theamornt to pe paid to $800,000, iaeng no lieait. yp) 0 Cai, Gpposed the motion, and conte: d atthe Werk Could pe performes for ths sam beamed, ond the senate coud settle the question aud ney dea re ito the Pommutee. ‘the peopl of California ask for a daily ti the v Pihat State was given 10 the republican party solely on ebe ground of this question Bir. {AWIN replied, and Fai’ 't would have beev no dif. fer nee if bis coleaeye had oo: wltered daa position. Ho pd bial avd did Mot wont to risk moied that the Mouse amead- tho bili f provsion of Indian bog- the pay ment (or 60 up. The bill was ciseuseed till one o'clock when it was post- pobed till te ew, Aud Cis j MISCRLLANKOUS APPROPRIATION 11.1 was take up. Mr. Gwiy offered an amendinent, from the committee, to enable the Seeretary of War to earry out the coatract witb a W. Yhompeon. (This is what is kuown as the Ch. Linqul aby 1} Frssexnen, (rep pot Me, said he was somewhat | sn prised tbat the amendient Bad not een before the Committee of Proanee Mr, Gwist explained that the members of the commit- tee were uot bound to vote for it, The amendment was vou upin the Lefewncy bill,ou the eroand that it | couls be passed on this bill Mir. acussex, (opp) of Ark,, moved to adjonrn. He thonghi st cue to the horor of the Pavher of his Country. Mr, Presesnew thought the Senate would beat do bon to the Father of his Country by attencing to ihe busines of the country i ‘The motion to adjourn was lost A question of order was raed as to the right to offer oD smendwevt from the Committee of Finauce, and the amendment wae lad over to be priated and offered sub- sequentiy. A long discussion ensued on a question of order as to the right wo otf-r cortwin amendments. Further amenoments were offered, ‘Aujourned. HON. WILLIAM KELLOG STITUENTS, Cesc, Feb. 22, 1861 A convention was held at Peoria to-day to express the epinion of the repabiicans of the Fourth Congressioual district in regard to the course of their representative in Congress, Hon, Wm. Kellogg. | The revolutions adoptea ceclare that their principles are the saine as before the election; express love for the Vaicn, and deciare that the Union must be maintained at all hazards. i The fourth reso!ntion says that wo enter our decided protest avainst the resolutions offered by Hon. William Kellogg, ovr representative in Congress and we earvestly | urge him to an unfalering support of republican prin. | ciples a6 enunciated ip the Chicago platform. A motion to wmend this resolution by adding “that if he cannot dose it is his duty to resign,” was lost by yeas, 19, nays, 8. Some of the dciegates did not vote uper this motion \ The fourth resolution was then adopted unanimously, | Kesolulicns complimentary to senator Johason and Re- Preventutives Etheridge, Clemens and Davis, and Go- | vernor Hicks were then adopted amiiat the wildest | epthosinem, AND HiS CON- The British Schooner Quickstep. Rowton, Feb. 22, 1861. The British echooner Quickstep, which was picked up aben oned at cea by the tishing schooner Ada, and Drought to this port, was pamped out yesterday, when tho bodies of four dead seamen were found in the cebin. It is supposed that the veasel was struck by a squall, aud that before the men could reach the deck they were drowned, The Quickatep was bound from New York to ‘St. John, N. B. The Boston Common € Hon, Chart ouncil—Censure of Sumner. Bosto, Feb, 22, 1861. ‘The Common Council of thia city last evening passed resolutions, by a large majority, censuring Hon. Charles Semuer for his remarks im the Senate of the United Stutes relative co the signers of the petition for the pas- vaxe of tbe Crittenden compromise resolations. Railroad Communication at Albany. Atnany, Feb. 22, 1861. ‘Yre vel acrovs the river at thia point is still Lo There ts ne erovsing at either the Western or River Kal toad terres. Alow of cho more ‘veuturesome have been crossing op 4 foot park a mile below, but it , ja vers Wusufe Al! pacsepgere going and coming from the West go via ferry over the Hudson River Railroad, #8 tho only safe ane ex yecitions route at present, Hud- son River Railroad poswecgers are lauded im the Union copat at Tray and tike the Conted care at the same piase, causing Lo ibterrupwion in travel nor subjecting them to aby incuuvenience. es vo both the Hadaon River and New York Contral roads are arriving and departing Troy promptly. Arrangomeots have been made by the Buren diver and New York Ceutral ronda to send bow coptward and weetward bound freights directly through via Trey without transhi Savawnan, Feb. a2, 1961. ‘The steamship. Monteomery, from New Youk, arrived Markets. PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD, PHILADELPHIA, Feb, 22, 1861. Stocks doll, Pennsyivania State 6's, 8844, Rew Rivioot, 24; Moceie Canal, 61%; Loug eta ei B7<; Pevusyivania Ratirond, 30M. sight w York, par a 1-16 discount, Barriwore, ghd Four drm: Howard street and Ohio at $6 37 ehony: red. $1 2a gl by ae, $1 45 & $1 65. int yellow, Ge a Be. ; a 650. Prov steady with mpobas peng ‘Cotes quiet at Wyo. « lie, Whiskey du iat 1730. a 1730. ACUtSTA, Feb. 21, 1861. Covveie—tales to-day 700 Dales, Marke easier.” Cuartxeron, Feb 21,1861. Cotton—Sales of the week, 8,000 baka; reseipis d0., 15,606 baler. The cldeas with a dectine of Pnraperrma, Feb. 22, Riou Ready at 85 25 for superiine. Whoat tiem: white $1 Bia $1 4b; red, $1 26% a SL YO. Corn atowiy: Veilow Ot SBy a 006. Colter tiem: Mo, 120. a Hho, Wiinkey: Cull ate, a tke, Supreme Coustnthuimbers, Betore Hon. Judge Leonard. Frat 21.—Oharice W. Bruch and others vs, Mickack Mut ten —tho order of arrest muat bo vacuted. Jn du manter of tha Hal sas Corpys of Brad’ Deits.—The Writ ta dhuchorved, Samed &. Mead ve. the Mayor, die., ama the Croton Waster Heare — The dectsion ih Treadwell vs. Schaick ts controt- be ob (be alb qaestion, On the question of set off sere ‘s 2 pripeiple on which the injanetion ean be main- tained. Motion to coutinue the injunction i# denied; $10 costs, to abide the event. ary pew | five of charge by drowning either to TOE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD, The Presidential Progress—Reception of | the President Elect at the State Capi- | tal and in New York City—His Depar- ture and Reception in Philadelphi. and Alon, Gta huis of Independence—Proceedings | of Conzr+-s—The Southern Confederacy | —The Latest News—Markets, & ‘The Werkiy Heravp for the present week, will be ready thin morning at eloven o'clock, Among ite con. tents will be found:—An interesting account of the Journey of the President Elect to Washington—Tne Re- ception at the State Capital and in New York City—The Addresses of Welcome and the Replies of Mr, Lincoln — His Interviews with Ladies, Merchaate, Polivicians, Bowery Boys and Volunteer Sotdiers—Departure from New York and Reception in New Jersey aud Philade!phia; Important Speech of Mr. Lincotn in the oid Hall of Indo- pendence, The Latest Intelligence from Washington in regard to the present Condition of the Country; port of the Proceedings of Congress; The Doings in the Peace Congresa; Important Proceedings in the Congress of the Southern Corfederacy; Proceedings of the New York Legislature; The Latest News reovived by Telo- graph or otherwise, Editorials on the Prominent Events of the Pay; Reports of the Money, Provision and Cattle Markets; Marriages and Deaths for the week, aud ail in teresting news matters of the preceding week. Single copies, in wrappers, can ve had at the couuter of the | off'ce, corner of Fulton and Nassau streets, Price six cents. The Morrill Tariff—The Propuscd Datics on Steel. \ TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD, ‘The beau ies of the Morrill tariff are delightfully iNus trated in the proposed duty on steel, about which the republican organs ure quarreling, one assuming on the bawis of home vaiuation that the increase on present duty is from 54 to 241 per cent; while the other on the basis of foreign valuation or invoice cost denies that the increase is more than from 2234 to 241 per cent. They need not have quarrelled about it, for either state- ment is bad enough to consign the bill to perditio: ‘The simple facts of the case are these:—The bill, as origipuily drawn, covtained a clause which would aamit the duty on steel being levied at a home valuation. This be ig pointed out, the Senate committee dotined the clause © mean “invoice” (or foreign) valuation. See ciwuse 33 of senate bill, The friends of this measure have the face to deiend this enormous increase of duty, whicu, by their own showing, nearly quadruples the preseat duty on the low grade of Gorman stecl, embracing some of the most useful kinds, sve as plough, coach spring, tire, sleigh and horsesuce steel, and about doubles it on table katte hoo, tik aud machinery steel, and 80 on of other kimds, «5s a@ ,iunce at the tadie ia the Jrivune will show, the whole country ia to be taxed to this extent to forter a maaufacture con ey: wm its infaney, at least so fur as the best qh hot, for iLappeare that the table of the ten ¢ ig loadeo with memorials from all parts. HUY, Figued py all the large edgctool mikers, agAiLBt ony BAvance In the duty, and aeoy ig qualities of eee) ave or can be’ Made here. Jast twenty years fortone after fortune has in vain aitempts to make best edgetuol steel by now fangied processes, all of which hive si, nally faved: any vo this day Ceiling and the other great axe makers dare but use the Amenecan artiele, while this now tarsi proposes to nearly doabie the anty on extra axe ftecl, an article not made in this country acall. It is protest the weil atcertuined that nothing but the eld method and the tN ews tren will answer for best axe ana edge Luol steet, peithe of whieh are used by our steel makers. then, 0 tax we Ww! vily an article of such indis- pe rower ity to our own mechanics, ih does not come into competition Wit any Amerie manufacturer Can avy degiee of stupidity exceed this on the part of the advisers aod framers of thie clause of this bungling bill. BP. Naval Intelligence. Conmmonder Samuel F. Hazzard. ot the steam ganboat Pocahontas having beet coniemned by a medical survey, wil! return to the United states. Gacut, Aix. Murray) Other of the Curberlnud, Execotive has been trans ferred te ti ommend of the Pr hoetax. ‘the U Suites ship Dale, Which leaked 80 a8 to au and sink 1 tsinourh, bag been raised by me placing empty casks under Ler, aud haviog bi ies at hor inooringe’ as usual. ‘The Dala, hae nzeed, and when examines recently it was 1 that’ $50,000 be appropriated Wo repair and s of the Delaware State Lot. , EDDY & CO., Managers of the BBuew ann KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE Patdane, trang Clase Ms, Fob, 22, 73, 66, cis im, 5, o, 70, 10, 18, “io, ‘2, ‘ulare containing’ &c! with fuli paruculars, sen’ ¥ & CO Bou woe, 1,4 oC 1, Wilentn gion Delaware, 00,, ot Lows, Misourt Drawing: of of he France & © ware Lotteries. Sussex County—C1.ass oe Feb. at} 1861. 66, 71, 72, 30, 36, 44, ; , 49. “ db a2, ‘eas? a0 61, 43. wh & CO., ‘Wilmington, Delaware. Institute. Panwrr's Cron, Fe 861 pointed to examine 19 Wb ATENT twe believe the peculiar construction of veh to thetr strength and durabilliy, and pr WiLuiaM 8. CARPENTER, ) SOLON KOBINSON, Committee. FDWARD DODGIL EY, { Towers’ Parent Buoom, warranted to outwear two ordi. ery iuoms — Manutuctared by D. M. SMITH, 9 Naideu jane, New Soak are a deciued im; rigned, Genero) Bockdown, Colonel Plack, Ma- | jor standstill Licuu nant Brave and 600 others Photographed yesterday by HOLMES 395 srondway. rapnte.—Chas, A. Fulton bireeh, opposit: wees Ar AMSON, established WILL Crintor Ledies’ Balmorals for Cold W. whist eatin and red kid Slips thes, ac MILLER & C0.", 87 Comal street, Steve & Son's Overstruang Grana and vinnos are now considered the best mauufae- tured; are 9 warranted or five years, Warvrooms, 82 and alker street, Wheeicr & Wilson's Improved Sewing Machines at reduced pricer, Ofice 50 Browdway. beter Sewing Machines OW Broadway, od Gaiters tor balls and par. The Lede & may now be had for $8, Where dv you Refresh the Inner Man When you are in the vicinity of the Custom Housel Why at BROG b's new French Aeotaurant, 13 Broad atrect, the d warel Why are the People all Flocking to ehOV Bs, |) Drowd oppomite tue bonded ‘houses: Heouues ale ‘et hy a for and more too. ee? J. Jay Villers, Dentist, 155° Gra ew proce! street —treth extracted without pain by « ee ee $1 * barr Dy+, 50 cents, Black or Depot du. 1 Baaciay wtrcet, Sold by all druggists, tet P Patios Hair Dyc—eliable, Harm- ws biaek or brown, Factory, $1 Bure! und applied et BATCHELOM'S wig Factory. 16 Inventeag Wigs and Toupecs— mn. for preserving and bea ying the Vi a Bate ein, to Bond nent adoru’s Finir Dye, The beat in the Kor privately appied, S 4, Toupees— Whelacle wna elal andthe Dye Astor House Tiusees.=-Mare « Co's Mudical Cure Truss. No.2 Vouey street (Astor House), opposite the church. Campbell, Chemist and Apothee v south est corner of Kighth avenue and Twent pan Le ah LT stvieuy pa 8p portman ‘hy Indien and Herb Doctor from Canu- da. wil, ceser.te ateeres and tell bis pationte the pature of clk © mupie BE oe ives aithout any nformasion wu charge fF consultation He jay, Wiki DL Mm, wen? walk 0 of the Fifth Avenue ; MISCELLANEO! (ADYERTIER MENTS FOR OR THE “MILLION, THE SUN SHILLING SYSTEM. ork BUN, the neu ais jan of labor and em a ‘with Pye ariton lon he ecmpoor og. between “haved mente, ig te i \ree = aoe bby ON NERV Vous iy prom ok the ea i GOLF BBY, boo PEs Bo. 668 Riwey, tae ae bRTAIN OURE Ff + | Pe oe ed mer's Vile Suppostiogs. At le 8 certain cu cAbt byt a int ty, Seo vere the Hoate—Speech itn the | iB ji MISTEI Ls LAvrot’ s Abe ys 8 Other cisies Som wae tah apres contracts for tims, pater yDaersnee, te gi eto Lon vd mas at oo nOWs | plication t Jobn sheep, at ony orice, ty Wicwcwe - See al on ef E GLE NaPOLKON Jac BOOTS, a8 AT Pa SHE HESS reet—ne- sty! T GIMBEFDE'S, £28 BRIADWSA ARV isTi wos. A ‘hms beaniifaily cut aud stamped on hole zaper | aT WM FveRDE BONS-WEDDING CaRne and Envolopes of the latest styles WM Yu) 09 Biron, | New York, Kstamhshed tas. ANTLET? & O0,, NELDLE MANUPAUTE BARS FOR ‘all sewing machines. ‘Salesroom 421 svoadwa7, commer | Canal street, Sew 3 ork JORNI ONION: ae Nall, ENLARGED C% wth ao beth et NER 1D, the Fert thout pf ne oy ra poetng by Pr FAL ante, parece Chiropodist, 700 Broadway. Refers 19 physicians’ and sue geons of this iy Ne YOU WANT WHISKERY O8 Ir you wourd have them and oa ont rally, you must use may Crgueat w will force them to grow in six. Wi gone te fret applica: {Yoo and wil: not stain oF injure gab itany way’ Treo went mai! ; ostage free, oe Rd GhaHaM, AUB aces wren, New York. at & 00.' AMARICAN AGHNOY AND READING Rooms, American pa] eon tile, No, WW Strand, London (W « G RAND CHANGE OF LOCATION. CLARKE, TAILOR FT ot M6 Fiiliaw street, will remove next dtor‘on. the, Lat March, \1n the mean time every garment w1il b> sold & = wnheard of awerifice, g13. eg me sl; TF ind Couts, $9; all Vesta S200, CL, Willane uo“ FOR WME INDUBTRIGUB MUSTACHES.""— ow natu hice usines s jan her, | advices. Ouice bo | GARDEN STATE OF THE WEST. TOR TLLINOTS RPC iad COMPANE 1,200,000 ACBISS RICH ARMING LANDS, TRACTS OF FORTY AVRES AND JPWARD, LONG C&EDIT AND AT LOW PRICES. MECHANIO®, FARMERS AND WORKING MEN. wh emt mot ta me NiRAL NALLROAD COMPANY, whens e thes Wilk peresive, will enable thena, by pi energy, perseverance aud industry, to provide pede and permanent hones tor berry hes wand Fai, with, com. paratively speak. ng, very Mtie « DOr TR ia, No State in the itey of the. Missioet ppl offers ec great am inducement (o the settler as the State ‘a IMinoia, There is no i vorid where all ll of ther tions of climate ¥ Ce © to prodnoe those two great Bla onl r ppuirtes of arnt, hick SOLLING Pmatid an DS, The deep rich lowm of the prairies is oultivated’ with such wonderful feevity that the farmers of the Eastern and Mid- dio Holes are Weving to Llipeds in @ eat Dumber. The area of Hilinow 38 about equal to that of fn and the soll ts sa rich thatit wall apport twenty milion ® of people. Ths AND pOCITERN MARKETS, js are coniisuous to a railroad seven bundeed ath, *bich copuests with other roads and navi- po es and rivers, thus Pe on eeeeerken commu cation wh the «astero gad Souther APPLICATION CF CAPITAL. ‘Thus far capital and labor have been aj to devolopivg the State fa coal and iron are inni rule thacithe mechanic are Loursh eet where food and tuelare cheapest, will follow at an e in iltreis, ana to the course of the next 4 a a pare Sat necessities Of the case warral t t five hundred thousadd peopio wiil 4 ep nes Jn ibe Mate of Danois in the vartoas maLuiacturing cipploy ments - KATLY.OAD 3Y8TEM OF ILLINOIS. Over $09,000,140 of private capital have been expended om the ral.road sysiem of Miinois Inasmuch as part of the fa come from severs! of these xork#, with a varuabie pubic find tn lunde, goes to diminish the State expenses, tae tacca are Jight. snd mus con eanentiy, Se day decrease, THE sta? edaht a obly 101028 14, and within the last rar as been roducad $2900, /46 80; aod we may roa ly expect that in ten years it wilMoecame Phat erent it ate 868,0% per- tate be re 16 Uj tion, ie ie Tadee nines thon, 1g the peoseat pupu- atic oy lb? per cent in tem years Gs 1OULTU RAL PRODL The agricultural products of “Hlincis are greaterthan those of apy ether etate. rhe j shes 4 he out nn Bt the os year oxeceded 1,540,0u 0 tons, serup: @ 7 58 OOO 000- rani, while the corn crop yields oe fen than 340,40.L0) bushets triows farmer secure ach immediate vr his labor as upon these prairie soile, they being adecp rich loom, the fertiity of whick is unsur- yon the ginbe, ) ACTVAL CULTIVATO! Pince 18M the Company have sold 1 rite ‘They seit iy 10 actual euitivators, and every contract contains am pa ement to euluvete, The road ‘has boen comatructed t roR the se Jabde at m espense of $80,001,000, In (866 the rice counties through wilch it passes whieh 479.205 have (eon addes , making DEN OF the thrift of tye penple, ® taay be stated tons of Freignt inedealag ie say bushels of Ten ond 20,000 barrels o. four, were torwaaded over the ne lant year, EDUCATION. Mechanics and werkingmeu wi by the state and pport of Scho: ls, Their chiara ve ta ch nd schoolhouse, ity of thn leading stute in. the Jie Wenn ingire. PbICEs AND TERMS UF PAYMBN The prices of these lands va coraing to Kenton, avality, ng Fell for about $10 or $12 per bere: an the. relative eapenes of subduing prairie lind, a8 compared with wood land, 1s in the retio of one to ter im fevor of former. ‘the term of sale | for the busk of these lends will be ONE YEARS INTEAGEAT IN ADY, st ctx per cent per aueam,, snd at trom. onde fi nate of sale. 60 “ jnue bast sball Be fenced wid tinder cultivation. ATY PER CENT WiL? WE DEDUCTRD Sequins vatuati except the same should be at ix sper soe, when the Cash prise wil be five dol ars #, descrip tive of the lands, eoli, climate, produe- terms of payment, can be had on applica J. W. FOSTER, Land Commis’ Mlinois Central Railroad, } Chienqo, Titaole, names of the towns, villages and citles situated pols Cental Kallsond, wee pagen 186, 18%, 190 Ap- BIB. Hlustraced with Eighty Square Ho, muslin, gilt, berng the fourth o HULD TURE BUOKS. 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