The Sun (New York) Newspaper, January 3, 1861, Page 2

1 4 Prom Washington; ‘The moot latimate felons ofthe Prosiaoet aay hy He ecutive f 4 te the public {Peeler oY eimpie one. 1 at 7 Wekirat the ete of New York baveno moti them as jong as the United § ates oxi — bandred ment, We repeat what id when ‘we her lives and tt bie prosant determination not to remaad Awnry. q or represomtanive | toexercise fr ‘$)Simall nnd “ditat,” that tent ever devised by the 0m to Fort Moultrie, tare. \ ae pen ford ander snoh, dork cloud now reais j Z neg ete A t connote rte Uy hn acrid ot thelr gear snd effiedions willing este The menbers of Caqgrem whe have jas retarned f 5 ean | vee OLA ane eee eT Cul lov aflard to dla wader ih? sho orders the dest from visita to thelr homer in the border slave states, ome mint for tha lad ow Prveidemtal torms: i sapoan eels ara TATGh gregrens of the arc RentaNl ven, a’reuty ohioeen for ha ones anemvea cases ~ll 4 wick ane Pe dna and Mats oe tent At pn A New Coilocter for Charleston. re 0300p tn movement while others from seme of tho Lerten] stout, | B78. Che ratae masro Tey Be os th hes teen Ir will bs seen by our telegraphic report from ly which if anoon-titati holding states represent the people as rapidly pope ation... ‘ ++ 8 S78,000 | preme Court ta prectically the rame as it tian boon for y t ah if noon: 8 Boa Perel ot tre iervieanica Gikanpea ins Preyequrtee ota oawury aud a iee mata: | Washirgton that Mr, Dvew oman hav at last abe ta ts oneave nok porate Sah Y fa the Senate today, Mr. Satti'e Calon resoiu- | “AMetI7 cosclidating in the oppoittedicection. | tam to wit ae ’ un Leese ee fa eeralae “y arewas wre token decided grourd for the maintesance of the | cardi s toby the Gonsthudim. 1! proved batoce | tons were reported by a rajority of the wolect esm= | , TH? steam sloop-of war B ooklyn has beens ever | Fine 1x Bxoomm STREE'.— At at] j by Oe a tote! popnlation af about Fn eee teeny, theougheut ait tie | laws, [tis hardly porsiole that treasen can find | the proper iitainal to hinler ths exscuoa of the ‘as | mittee of five Me, Curwen, the Democrat on the | ‘86 har retum from Chivtertly at Nurfo'k, offsered | rmet 19 o'ctock on Tuenday morning at | | 5 5 x i ce of 1859, 5 23-191,0 Hy subject of delete, the record of the i ti i give wave law, they « committes, declaring his dissent from many points | 824 manned for any emergency. inadwel ing howe at the corner of 4 4 Popalation, seo ding to cousas of 185)... 25 19074 tors, line been a subject . fo many abettors in the United Gtates Sena'e as 1 ent p 7 Cs — pact wil! how that the ps 'e of tha free stator hi A bet Ph shad contained theretm, A debate eneusd on a motion ‘The Post Office Department bas cancelled its com- | Cros! y str: ete, but the flames wore sous | Tnoreere In ten years of about Femolard o ate Hei lepomition of to defeat the confirmation of Mr. Mulyermy, ewer and fugitive sles ste, Ba said he sareot rine Poy hepel . ome ering inating tact with the Teabel line, for the conveyance of the | <4. Damage sligh’, | ie of sage ‘ } -rolins, throug! wined expo itor, postpone present . “4 i} | “ be tooen WAGUD thats 1800 enolate ot eng y a direct vote. Charleston Mercury dvelard thas ths fugiuve sinte | eeneotion, and Mer Wet tty Domoerat, wad Moaars, {© a's Com Charlerton to Key West, Acctounts.—Manoanet Baott toon ais tae oat ; ob) ext as tiaverein's Mane vusional, | Mr. RUSTE also repsae, | ‘nd Hate, Rat ing ik, Toe | Many perrons found it impossible to obtain adinlt | woman, residieg at No. 87 First stroot, is ‘The pr polatica of Kansas, (acia hing vale, wih The Governor's Mena wish en phasis “Is Sowh Carine now gang tw | PAST Atty Ripubiioans «pposiag WMO to the Sonate galleries today, they being crowd. | om Beekman's pond, corner of duh aw he i nthe cusenes ones of detaied ofivia! statintiog I can | ¥ f sha slay: A brief tyropsir of che Message of Govert or break the vonds for the raagon of the nonexeoati m | master war finaly laid over till tomorow. de rr) Me fe thie he “if I phe mace, on the sfernoon of Now Yeer! ryt iy ear boat ¢ aa | Mens agite: | Mesos —printed in (tn taley's Bon—uny bo ee: | Taig been sacred Oban the Neri denied sanny | DiPetshes hava been rectrad fom Repe'view | 1, ius ceahecdl cuassaon. 1 oan eought thet abe | trough. hove ia. the oe, A young you the Increase ofp pu : s ao | onptabie Ws many of ome resdarn, Tue Gvornor re | wre prep:ty, thi be muppaad sume eotel'y Leliovad | Revbva of the Lazivaturey waking « postponement | po ea semen, contemplated mesiage | HRzY Conyin ainempe | i et | ber {je rem val even from the wavoho'ding sates | fe ato the Stat New York asthe grandest oom | it t for the present of a1 p oporidoma looking to appro- relative to the affalre of Syavh Caro.ina, Thie, bow. | ! Bah pares we: re see Seka err af ada: Gorenmenk, Tiey chase teataters | epirit appea's to bis fellow citieons to ckerih and raid he did, Ho procseded towhow | Mr. CaMenom want through town today, om his peng quads. lak tatigt ‘how. | Siter aioe be wes octveyed to her Fx ‘ said . P rmreven: ered ion ne | aed Lave on all cceari na prosiained, and in thé | maintain the inativuciona framed by their forefathora, (eae quotationaof Mr, Wausene thet slave yin | way fom Springfield to Waehingtoa. Es has osr- ever, the Provident /eavin an imp tant pirat Hiendaly Hewrr Hints, residing on the i] how Mfnd oar Yn wi vec an imp tant OF reac atl uke and lunaticalomed ocnterty raga, | He ake the Leyt la us to make {ts session as briot | Meret d tn utac and beter days Tip tae ming | wily teen app sinted Seoreta:y of the Treasury by | 41°" coe or ftevenue In abe oighOurhovd of | by avd Houston street bad bis ' er ee eg eT cociaay, Det are oo | Hot, coanagenent fang Bagration of avrg wahin | A prmlble and to awd the practice inert ar tow dling iw! twvensn of avn oonairy, And An by Mr. Linoutm, and oop’. Charie to Hardie.” Tae name ix beieved to be | New You's afternoon, Lene robe “— 7 hein, Ueir own borders pia inthe position of the Fes | prevalent, of loon! ard rpreial legisletion, for the 9 Photo ote) ined world »qaoted fom & apes! - -_—. wee Broed sy, by 0 wi . ro Fen gear ceemeea aad Pip rine | ohn yo a wernt ad te ge als ampli Yo the prajan | JAM Beraby (re Sh Cena, en @ be at be From Chartesten, Seth i Now Labs Tuehice hake | suemnting Hetereangl ; anot fe, “Ses ht dtl deme yond oper AME | ote tue © fraction are to be tmony wich It. inte esta, arpwoh by Mr. Bucmanam in 1844. aad from « Charleston, Jan, 1.—Commander Perriorew ip a en eorest, Miss Many Consin, residing in : So tt! Meine te | wat Sonml Qo enieaforaeatn ene ete: | cat a am howe | owacae tee tinin: Weieant ait: | of Sas Pinckney, has ‘ened oder tht no bo: | Ea'ge ceun Bare dara gat ere | See T armun wa Ya one 7 On of nstion , and hi nd, a ave deemed mu un Jae fy ; ‘or tho year endin y° Ob, 136) 4 n a a Mh fare 4 to eppe aut " a i‘ SESS Gee’ how or onerts are he. yiejad cen’ whiea | Sra idetabe. per saber maton are mada | or aie ygd 0, lncling. a. tmlanen fom the par | Serf 8 ebeech Uy MMe Cate taking ihe name | Mall te alow'd tosrproueh the whut houd wih Mt | «yg gauion om Uns subjety but thls waa rena i | CXPrER waxoas, and bed one uf her thit Inve bewa eogend red tu aim ection of aur cum. | Met atl vr menulug sggremaony upon the righty | ware 0 i jray of @4 108 nee form the po: | grounds, Pereulsion, wader pens ty of sortvas consequcncss ia | ais caer side, and an adjournment wat carried oy | 808 to jence. ecxions. Psy inp r of the slaveionding sures. Tai ions rey of A) 9 cave of vio ation, mthe Bapeor ef de by the poopie of the latter in fart of much snterety nat Bole was ua | Wmpr and spit biatile aud Tos expendivures AY this point Mr, Baxmn ylolded toa motion te sj 0rn Bersev ro Dear —CATeAxus® Jeavicg & balance on hand of $3. the Demcerays present, with the exception of Sone sy prow gy aud WMH wom with Mgowns noe viallty, and Who wre howp and open: hearted, moire of Sopang from mations UN wWilingnens ty open ite c tm veres eo the world, hus em bue wl koowa Rem tr esgernens with which the J pans e@ expe ottr mechanic eAber industrial ew tabli the wood vial wip vanoPmens while. fom the kindly fee ing manit that oth ada uistered " ‘The city river front ts carefully wawded. #8 child 5 yoars of agp, died ye: aliatory, 7 ir, Davin (Mina) asked leave t) prosent a prean- t re Btoime, Lariam and Powsus, 1) is not ce tala, 4 Ky ever sone t) any ween nat on, a hs nh exp Vi sunite laws bh h 5; J sana erase $33,570.25 65, we and Fen tion, Which was greated. 7 Carcliva ladies bavet ndored their se vicer at the . © p ert sppoarancer, that M> M Lenina | Of MEF Patents, No 152 West dist The ringuary ex lime policy « od by them, a wud un fy sding clin | of whch the Cana’ do's ie $ tT. 4 te ms follows: forts, ard some have prep ured bedding (r the troops . a sceldentally received some he Bl berto pe. veut the In degrad-d of ane | interest of ower @ millon aud a half dollars, se havens, By thy reornd and thin artic'a of the | gery is fee pomal cvmmuaication between the | Wl tecceirmed. Tue nomination 11 considered la | iy held sa inqeed upoa the wdy, fest lag & Gelr natin tery Consite ion It ia p d that the mi itie susll be the bighont degree in portant, and ay foresiisdoming |”, a Seawiny, “ é , s~*, jon preter tian our own, & cotnty increamed rever uss of thiv year se mainly the resu't | the root | Whe states, and aleo indirecly pr. forte and the city. the fevure op:radons of the Admialstresion, oor nm Le repabere culveed, 8 penple Pacerat aut ho tle wo-?e | of the one aud one elghoh ml f tax ou h #inad by the ‘tat gatate may, ia thine of peacs, Keap W105 Tho Vigilant R fis have gone 0 900:et servics at : ‘ about 6) c'elock, @ boiler exploded in Tuc eae y f all F Pyivate accounts from Charleston state that a thou. “it education ta univ. + ae ne restcraiion o all thowe armlow | ast la uirey and c( the incceased receipa of ue st i sot by. io oa thet tT aris Litend cand pepress aro engaged in the Of tortitca, | Btwerys is West 44th vtroch usar 7 qubmantial olemene uf’ woah, of industry, of nial wt the "juurtdiction of federal gover a- aca aged ervetion of (1 , she sdqpall iy. of refinement, of intelliganon of 0 cantor ancy. wna Canal men fe Hap: ra. ‘The Z.usvos aad Gs man Be Aye proceeded to the 6 Coaicr its biguea\ advan | Tor Governor thinke that tho defotoney in the | ftewtech This vpn Yon bed per vive bok nuctal oy Besa wees fad the buoys removed! lao that Gov, Piowems bas received the offer of 16,000 vo.unteers from without the sta’ and who bold themse ves ia resdinces fo march a) a minww's warning, It ts undersocd that Juige Buaon, (rom the firs aprearar.ce of difficu'ties as Cheriedon, strenaonsly {sisted (nr kn'orcing the f rw 1a Charleston r+ bor with @ force sitong enough to resist any poraidie avteck as the bev! means of preserving the peace of the country, He and Gencral Case wore together om that vo-tion, bat when General Cana left the Cabinet, the intia ae relations and elevated friend- skip of Jodge Buaon for the Prasident induced him & reman, barbor at neon. ‘The steacaship t Fernandina ls dis mtinuel for the p event, Hix 0 mpanion drill In the city this evening. The Pa motto Guvrd, 199 strong, bave charge of the arseus), under the Palmetto flag Laskad of the federal fisg. Commodore Buwuntox is the guast of Col, Issao W. Haren, 1) is proposed to starve ou} the troops at Port Burpter, and then attack them on raf, with the aid of Latiorion alrendy erected. Tasco ise bastery of earthwork, logs aud sand, om the end of Bu livaa's I-land, and also ove om M stiis Iv'na de ‘The expectation waa cuvertained shat the cutter Py AR ta F through a on ntl she exit atawn, tee federal foroom ray ho witud awn, and that the P el rot ofthe United 8 atos shall order she withdrawal take needful soowrity for pr per Cabal revenues to mest bio cum! Lwbiitios under the mate constitution, ought wo be anpplied ia pat exe. upon the compsing railroads, Tao 4 for the last fl cal yonr, were id the payments on their nosound were rs eene wah than the pad Me po] . oaving @ deBolency in the imoome of nowly ives the keeping of troops aud wo mil.lom dollars to mees thelr comstitudonal obll- | the Paident of the U, pai, Lee the power of Lis refers to the act jw ed las! scasion on the mb. Ject f Capital pnaisliomnty aad recommenda the pawagoola aw repealing it, vatoontalning # proviso REEETE ‘a and tone ation | that such repeal ehall not affet the pauishinont of House of Representatives, Copalry ed shit “of the loyal abate, we” ovinus committed #inoe ths act of 156) was pauwd, | Mr. Conon, of Maino, chosen In place of Gov- tof bis entry to hia ox oy pase, tha prownt cilalty ne we bere | Duricy ihe year he und 5,3 appilestions fxr pardin, | eROF Wannuvan, wos qna'itt ep: g >. | pawed ow Abert, wiihout lom of wy tansial Mr Srmatre ity’ he wea fatly isto Pints or self renee for Tera unwilling > ad. | oF commuration of sentence, Of thane be exanined Kaeritiss, the foreman of Soke iere ate Ses | ly, but very ite damage was | Y Lallding. need be ente teined H Pelice — a Row im a Portxr Hovse—Two % —On New Yas moruing, about T out Kerre and two other rowdies entered + howe of Lay Lasange, No, 127 Ciaaths | nd eo ern 1 aff red ty the uranoe that aud aver cauling for diinks and re! for thea, cominenced to abace I # ton of the prop let, whom they with chairs, epistoomm ‘decanters, &> Laranes defended himaet for somo t flading them to much | vor and fired at toom. Tre bs tho ane of one of the rowdiess and Lis co thea continued the awaalt w.th renewed He again discharged she revolver, and K. L a. @ Visi of the Bun it of tha Prince of Wales was bors, oh Jocv of O one pra unged peraenved a memorial fr taintons the rega’ Now Jory, w king Congr Hariist Lane would arrive on the night of thy Sit, _ struck in sLe foreaeed, the bal giauclog yer fe the aitentions rhows bli; baton pawing | tat that there aro madnons either at ths North | $52, and gianted 73 patoas and 1b commutations, diana to she ome ition Wy th ud the determinstion was to fice upon and slak her, Impoi tant from North Carolina. persally around the skull, The otnene! , fas Nerrito.y of the U ived B aes ley droped an ufticiensly formidablo in power vr im nim: | ayy the complaimts «{ severe punlaiment in the low of the pro-eat piition! cou: | 1.0 aworupte 83 enter Richmond, Va., Jan, 2.—Governor Extin, of | apd eecape, bat Kaeva eaak to she fl» + acter, and came wneng us at Lod Mey an troy tho Vaion of tie tates: @ Union ia acai Ga Gothia cad Wis ‘ y Ms moved that it be rederred North Careline, hes dispeiched man war cal ed im, aud afer arre-ting dic. without pride oro tents ion cecsived the voluutery | Which has teen poduodva of inemtiinslie gods « prisons, the jurnor recommends 8p | wo a rolet the of five, No cleatances for vessels have been made out un~ | Nomb Oarclina, has dispate troops to seize upon | wound d essed ; he was then taken befon a If bomors of w nation npon whow he had no other ri Ari mee Alm Reel nig Hh od hay ay polntmoent of a Commision to tavestigate the wii 4m) moved to lay the motion on | gor the new regime. Port Macon, at Dewutor the forte at Wilmington Sooo Sioa cane ths cna asa : onal co uted in diverse though har seniows modes, on diteln He, " sas vi very duatogutstis 10 an IU. WO | oan venie of svrenyuleresbilty wad. happines, | "B12 ePstem of privon diciplin, Bis Murs.nn, (ouw.) alld for tho yous and | Tiere ln comsorahlp exarcland over the alagraph, | and the United 8 ats Avronal, 1 Vayetevile, Tais | We larkreper kant rut f the way and la ple ¥ e manifost to every eye, in every direction, turough- prisons last yoar wero | nos. ‘The clty is wight y pawolied by the uailitary, inf.rmavion has been brovght here by # gentleman | gure, bar fixtures, dc, was about $ 00. 5 i het tlle af ropes chsan hin’ ware she meet id bieadsh of sLia extended land. | $208,627, aud tho expenses $252,705, beidor $11 Mr. Stavawe withdrew his motion, thet the me- —_——_ who hes just returned trom Wilmington, Isisdeom- | Bunoiany ap Ansos.—Tto plandi t / Sims of our regard fr the Briiish nation, and | _ In view, however of he momentous qu-stions I | yo Ke extraudicary purposes, Toe carnings show | MOFal might be iefersed to the Committee of Pnirty= The ch a Coa a le ma fn of 4 Pb a earnest of onr app eciation of he oontcumy in- | WIV ds It’ Lccumes tho sovman dusy of tae national | YP i Tre eae keds he hate or | Taree which wae ordored, : Mouth Careita jention. rolled oie ceiek of Hunear Havnne, inthe bawment of | he tended by his visit, enbaavor, if pamsiley by our | ¢X¢cutive to net with promptiude and firmnew; the | ® fair incrense nme of 1869, ubara p Mr Jou Coounawe. (N. ¥ ,) tueffectaally rought Charleston, Jan, 1.—Prayer was offered by Mr. Goorgh house, No 24 City Hall Place, was enter ~ Tespect (oe the” Swent mrve's ign ot Uaat erp | atonal lexienaro with mademsian and congihatien: tom nearly paysles way. Tt may Weoome meceamry | to lwtruck the commutes to Toport mpecificully ot | Oy ty tn which be ald :— stom, Jan. 2,—Retarns indicate that | ‘SP on Tuesday night, and robbed of n con \ . . 4 nnd » 0 ountryy 7 p mij ob, 5 % Char 5 I ; i. wt Se vdmerwan: pe yplen ‘e Whore" cated engwberg | that teya'd to abe Tights of ailsecUons and faterom, | % Uuld a mew prisua in the southern tier of cui | oR ATLA, (NJ) pemented the resstations | © Wilt Tho lring confadon and discom@tare up- | Georgie hus gous fer immalcns aahiaias, quantity of Iead, p pe An howe iste ; im this oouut y @ fecling of uakludaesy a rallo of | a Set eee Stine pee ceqand. igi 6 m Saal, af ‘is She cele quran, os edeped | the enw a on gut eusanion aad wile Th 74 sreagiisa pape The troops of Gi 0 covapy the forte of | oubeusd, Dafere mun ‘srt ae the two naitousy ory wtate © ometbing and o » do wornor 4 approvin, our puto | Ue at Trentow, NJ. Similarly referred. } and nerves aud arms of oar sons bape orgie dacnage was wustais by Wee aepethed ie Rie ales of Telomaahiy hie uel | shat ie gun to avurt thothrestened danger. Lat New LL garg diaddtibol p were 17 families in the bullding, and he y tulal in the name of the God of Termel." ‘The President received a bignly impor tent con- Palack! acd Jucksony and the United States Arsonal Mr, Cian, (N J.) wished 6 kaow whotor the Arengtnened Tetween nasiona of mcumamm kine | York mt the example in shit rompect, Tot har op» | Sdueailonal epmom, «4 our tree bauking rystem, and a baveunsks red ri committe were lk ly t) report st an early day or eames Lerwore |e Too oO Isona nt | poon no barrier: Lut, om tho oonwary, let her repre: | ef the public cha ities and benevo'ent inmitutions | ural, Tt wae itapodent that thie woud be knew Now York, iseuified os are thoir intercatm with | Septatives in tho federal legisiature give thelr ready | which receive grants from the state, or are sustain. | To this Got headway, thoir lives would ‘have nent danger. Btil' later in the night two fee on judiolar y,to repors what legislation has become {ncident to every confederacy. Tho armel. proseedts | $0 the avict letter of that great fundarocntal law, the | rallrosds should bo increased in the upper part of | neceenary on the — of pe hoIne of OUr pinto” abston, WH living and Immortal bond of the union of the states, wtowed porpe of die ag. the fedora! Unious ty | cordially unite with «Aher mrtate-e of the confode- that already deo ared trewon by the G moral Assem- agreed to support them unanimoualy, Counrerrarr Morey.—A man ram r¥ of Congronr, in consequence of — Commiontoners, 1) was laid —-— Wx. Laveon and Ep Haxrtom, wero { «quod ln there was no response, and sever- | "unionviom from the bed bas Peausytvanin Legtslatare, ter steet, with v ih Gece of Gs h o ne | Coppers to sng nestle awit that shall be just and hon. p i al gentiewsen called Mr Ctanx to order, tho table to be conaidered tn sooret sesvions ; . +teet, with nome coils of the stole to Slims by ‘niuate e-cuwerslat iets and comet, | erwole to aly h. settlement die allka tothe cherated, | 0 09 cea taxailon: Ut he ree mmenda the arietem | © SON SOaS Ghost A Tse Tian | ee ee necrsk Sesen' wes pana which has | Warvishurg, Jam, 2d,—A Democratic cancus Wen duucched eGiriog some af br’ be 7 of territory, should especially regard the vide | Memories of the pom, tha mighty interests of | Jemice sad comomy in the making of appropriations | pi)l, a mT J ts ded of seuss ne 90 to Me. : | wee ad eee some of it for 4 inc with favor, the provent, and the myriads of the fntue, Let her | 119 renews seve al recommendadions made ia former | The Hoe took op the resolution offered by Mr, | Leen sigued and made public, an ordinases pele seat day heey rela — Nore arvemed and Justice Oana looke | ool Discontents mast sometines ariw, even tn afreo | and In an mtitade of homlity to none; but ex memeges; repeats his opinion that the aunber of | DAV (Lod), on Moudsy, tnatructlong the Commit } amd punish treason, I deolares that in addition to ‘otions. some opposition, it was | ¢xemination ai geverninent, and cocwiomal misnuderaandings aro | tending vhe hand of fellowship toal!, aad living up ne in New York city, and eugyorts the sppoiaimont of | the rexesion position » mu;ned by'8 mth Carvius, bly, treason against tho etete shall consist only in Muarur was srrested yesterday, chaged w ‘The Firet Congressional District of Pena- , ‘The Hows refused to second the demand for the | levying war aguinst the rtate, adiering t> its ene- ‘s counter folt $2 bill on the Union Ban} Soret oof painful apprehension, aad | Frey, In proclaiming apd enfrcing the detorminstion Commission to prepare e new city eharter, to be wub- |», avicus question: 4? scalnat 19. syivania. mies, and giving them ald acd comfort, Toe penalty in death, without the benefit of clergy. The ordinance concerning fudicia: powers proviites that the judicial power heretofore delegated by this tate so an to form part of the judicial power of the United States, baving reverted to Buuth Carolina, ball be exercised by suoh courte as the General As wembly shail direct, ‘The ordinance concerning the powers lately vasted in the Congress of the Un'ted States deciares that all powers aich tie etets has heretofore delegated. o Geneross shall be verted in whe Ganeral Aesembiy, exoept during the Crime of his convention. ‘The powor of the General Assunbly @ wit on ae tend without the direction of the conveation, to du” ties on imports, the post cffive, declaration of war: treation and confederacy with other states, citizm ship and treason. The President appolnted the following commis. sioners: To Ficrids, L. W. Srmatr; Alabama, N- bill, Masa, a8 the store of Wa Lrsen, No. stiect. He succesfully passed cnecl the econ sfurreturned to make another pure! in offered one of then; in the meantime, charac’er cf the bill was d.soovered, am followed, Justice Srmaus locked Lim up ‘Tarr ar A Brxagoour,—Kenaccay comms, Haunis, both young girls, were are terday, charged with mealing some wiys trimmed table cloths {om the Jewish Byn ag’ 11 Wet 18th street. Thay were committe tice Commo1it for examination, Sransmo Arrnay.—Jamas Kinc a and Joux Maztia, got into ® fight yoso Mercer strect, near Epring, during whieh th was stabbed in the abdomen. The police o bim tothe N. Y. Hospital, and avtested 1 Maatins, who were locked up by Justice Or for examination, MicwAgt. Josten, a Prussian, and ¢ Lorrve of No, 102 Worth wtreety got into togewmer, on Fiidsy evening, in Daane stro Wist Broad hus toe danger been £18 to be, that the | that the Constitu ion + hall by hBnored, and the ualog | mitted to the civie bray inew ofa! # of she courtry Lave twon deranged, | (the stake shall be prosaimd | On the political and the public mind great y pe p'exed. gi Me verncr speaks at length. Divunion or secossion he | " y » 1801. the ‘Toe comp ications whieh en’ tie cqaetion of Alveny, January 1, 1861 pee ts Daina axis ua eda ny sud navy for, the protection of te pubiie “iments of exletin p ‘reouhe of any new. aiaathoritien. While New York wili be true to all | "ht for their approval or rejection, , Mr. Davi withdrew ihe Tesointion, Mr, Ho:wan oubles of the country, the G>- | (Lod.). Laving introduced ase substiints resointi ns gaint recemiony and looking to the ecnploymont of Philadelphia, Jan. 2.—On account of the con- teat in this district the boxes are being opeucd and the votes recounted, Thus far 122 votes have been discovered in favor of Botim, Rep , including 95 im Ssingle preciney thus greatly reducing Leawawn's emall majority. % end © lection ote rorense, ” of any new end wnexpected | > pee —SaRae ae ay ALLANDIONAM (Ohio), and Mr. SimMan she plow geoma of s gonere | THE NEW YORK SUN, | bor coustinutions: obiigations, and is desirous of pre- | (02k reverally ¢ utended that Mr, Davis hain Frey ad — | serving harmonious relations bet ween all the states, Speaker deolded that Mr, Davis had such « RSD ORXING, JAN. ho will not, Le beitover, agent to any compromice | right. THURSDAY! MORMIMO\ AR 9) +1001, . 1 Si Sen we tyen eons lon nom Al td ancies, Bae “o. Seer eae arco from che Gesielon, sagiag tt We ventured not long siace the opinion that | "Hl yle'd to the slave states ail that they are eatition mens vantey ere awe ig to under the C smstitution, but she eannot revorse hee | °O'hers participa ed in the deoaie. « forcign war would net so effectually consell~ | 1 inst the oxiension of slavery by the ac- | Mr. Avmtam, (N J ) moved to lay the appeal om nd rouse the determined and | “*cislons oe! the farie, Ding eed to by 4 majority fica of the National Government. Bill, Now York | “yar, qfint, (Gs) moved a roconsideration of the wrongs on she partel ie ta eal or Genoled | martial spirit of nationality, as would tho first | ts (or conciliation, and If her representatives in Con | wot ing to Rive s syimpaiberic ear ¥thore comp'aintsthey | etual dangor to our government from state | gens can, in any bunorable way, contilute to the | MroM omm (Ky.) mowed the IL us adjourn. are not di d, now that it is moreapparent that | treason, That opinion already proves to have jement of presens troubos, the Governor wil . Mery ett + Ue y fo + wulject was calcula’ed to irritate the pubis miad, eee a nserinned doekeee as of tha ete nietiy | boot a prediction, It is already platn that me | “2iM# bis eMforee with thet snd to heen impeadiog events, We therefore doo! - a ony _ vw ut thi ” y Nipam tere doslaraot', wisuyipacted Uy @rad discontented atate of states have the poor, |THE LATEST NEWS, | aeh'nnecubennectihetsnas mites Pac Selman seenien Se erin tie! wil whe moral or physical, to break up this Union, We © | Mr. Soamwan said if the resolution shou'd be al- ywedl t iny to refer it to lias Of many at Shoes, rf carson are a very pract! lowed to come in, be would move . Salute in Honor of Major Anderson, Philadelphia, Jan. 2.—Three salutes of 33 granseech will be fired in different sections of this city today, in honor of Msjor Axozason, Trenton, Jan, 2.—Yoserdsy noon, 21 guns ‘were fired in honor of Major Anpxason, for the noble stand taken by him, of po licians as Gousb, deliburn iy om-plring to dearoy the ean Union, and be wet foo ie falas of de-comtent amnoag oar | date the Union, u io Roaton nmncenastia Lealslatare. ture'anerm bed today. eamunette Laglile- fr. CLAFLIN, of Newton, was chosen preaiens tho Betaey and eamitza N. Gir OnDy a Duxbury, | people, and care very litde d a) fish that 4) lati * ordi. P, Canon; Missistippi, Joun L. Mamwuna ; Ar- Ps Dn Peng sons A. Seorens Lovells | ad ry im Beg tal men; ard wh ve finish that tira for treasca in theory, resolutions, or “ i- BY TELEGRAPH TO TAL N, ¥, SUM, Beveral gent econ Interpored objections. kant Vomralssi: ners bar ‘d M. Stowe. of Bpriag@eld, clerk, z ewoatially medity their cage Bat ‘alan treasoe slenad ta be Mir ttoteroe Chia ceed ee” Serva on am A. 0. Weare. © wl alee be | OPM: Chariim in accepting Wey fiise ot Peal ats retary ogg i end prevent them from ances, . # —_ conld intiodsce the resoluttn on Mnday, noowid be ofthe Buse ead: Mvsachusets cannot tater | by Jumies O-nomee for trial. Livro deat: uction it becomes to the American mind Political Intelligence. obialn the floor, with sts making trouble pow wishott dvgrace and dishonor, {0 the N. ¥, Hospital, The quarrel was abo pe at Ai reentialiy @ differont matter, Lot the pei of gama cl thas be deste to aad the | be seule cf ahebal:ting for cctmiasonars in cor- | yghltekac, Pamure usiered eutetaniially the some | tales with when Lovien was couveewn on . indidsrence, bat that we Union once be agsailed Ly force of arms, and it EXXVith CONGLEAS—Socend Session. structions aa would not probably excl fo dicumion, taln states, feo eapaed poets ape ee sider our resting to toe qt will bo defended by force of arms, as sure as — The Committee f Thiny turee la bo largow consider | ‘The Convention then went nto secret sesaion to Rumors from Washington. Ty emmion, a well we the dusies such an . Reads Benato. the proporltion. ‘The ccrrespondent of the Co ial Ad y fwes open mH, ving what a this | blood rune red and not white ia mona veins. | yyushingtom, Jan, 2,—All tho galleries were | A tne bn to adjomarn was mcg atived, ST against 190, | ballot for commissioners to Georgia and Texas, ‘ nmorcial Aduertiele SEW erliea iad “ueueats that tebe bwed | There is no covsideration ou earth that can re- | gsowded Intell wchok, Ali the lobbies were rat | ,,Mf Howann (Mch ) warunwiling to'voto oaths | ‘The Columbia AriLlery, numbering fy men, er- | S678: ve Peso usin, ag ic malsed abstract propo-itions, Hs y wiveh the while prope | strain this, The most humane, conservative | of ladies and o large crowd was gathered out.de the | desired she who o icattcr to bo referred tm sales ates mere partion oc by which rived here at one o'clock today and proceeded to the ‘The President has determined not to be cerosd by | With ee Inprovegaaal wera = eeerEroyess 482 ETAESE BTEZace = + It he the insu genw of Somh Carolina. are Artaly boond, and shat (ale emopect anil pitiful among ue, both of mon woinen, | doo committen of fh ith striction wi tartor, ‘They wil! use cannon belonging to Chale | °Ty "wil" he understood thee Postmaster General | A@unte wanted, fal vedreans of fa danrenral grievances would (ling away, in one moment and forever, Mr Baxen (Oregon) haviog the floor on unfinished | OF imermation. Bach c amit on, Hour, as acing Herutary of War, and Atomney Slee, tat witha dregs 3 ot wal les i a : "} business, the Pacts Ravs me MM was tunde the spo- quue aud report whother any executive cM®cer has ‘Tero thousand pounds of powder have been ordored | Genera’ Branton, a6 at liberry to take whateve: close, that with uta direge dof mu ual, sug every rere bemeyee pel seat freh teen, OF RoW ify treat ng oF Holding communication | 4 oe ot the forte, neasures thy may deem necessary (or the public Ruuay yor Ea py fone oF more ct tba wates, | atd hail the fray with exuitation in the might | Mr. Base p {ad to mposk of the great reepon. | WHD any porron or porsona cons +nulog the for m KAnsas, though callid meoowtoes. wad cisimed 6) be lawia. or other pu Pp operty a Charecon, and The convention have adepted aud juntice of tieir cause, rlorny which be fib tn apesicog im such pre ase » cree Chae ors , pri bdecanpcsirnaes a] gal'ant Kentuckian, gto commands Yon The ai under rights vet ty have boon Uv coaplimeuied the ry ech of the By: aur tom | Me doraud ‘bat bow mage foo thelr | pot recommending that proper imsseures opted | Sumie, writes to the War D jac the to effect tne ob £ Fescived tot be puso at Lower sbty ws Laing tte inst og bad hea dy vue add | fume ters If oe by wi cra, ard @bat waswer hay ruicg of @ eoudlern confederation | fe'f ct y nfo aud can bo'd Fors 8 amte 7 | Geom tottus iat Healy vidhing cas thea cimaniony ant dls Tae Impoastbli sy of Becession, tod Gann of whe Was Oue® rad ot ® faunoUT | Rs Wael Sree bee Lore give - sumber of men Suath Car lina eaa bring against it, | frile! ot the euforers by fa iy Kamera, oui 8 Untow, as 1b oh-ll feke ite pecdfal fm Tr is natural for our impulsive Soutiern 1s is thy bow way tha: coud te said waas | Go war whe ler the Catom Huse, Post OT appointment of commissioners to the wave: | god tor any lenguh cf time ee icilont” ¢ twprranotation ( Tt ts now made e and Popa tone, ma reveal bell in Qe o tryin, wow liek, (o-dliduld peasitod ease have leon sud at uli.” ‘The argamens | Aitenal av ¢ A over bal hoding stator, akicg them to call comventions to Lhe Zsues bas clspatchos dated Monday, as | top cine The ae ean ena tetany le acter Wt Browns wine I wil yof | cetatry now foes, to dltdala 1 Al sux sabe wen te prove vist abe gone iatacad tet | Pe - consider future political re'ationa, follows : Fy Taat actauin patiahed in eousegnerioe Noe Genern! ci oysin ent Gor ot on putas, Bug | gations az rerd th fo. fo do ay purely af | mo wratis wad at us Luton acne diay. he | ote The in-t:umend called the Constitution of tho Wal: | tne tran-evate im. Gongress fom New York ana | St thtergn af aphasia ol rd qurementecfshs Gaetituson ianat be oleye, ae] after consideration, wholly irrelevant to the | wire hin pave ercument wmneata the gor szeatel ase suitavle aud propor basia | be Northwest y WV today ina | witlers dormaded ty make up for Gils toa In ie the Nation ex tte power suet | querth hiviods kis hoabeen t ‘oi vt reatader wiuch bt } © (fered for a provisional govarament, ince . tatain | Bor ulterty Inliod, To tow weturem acd une! gt 4 To pers itor seu rary eon of forctuought in thaie Apne pecs boteroea aL¥ nent forthoe sulivlently viecumy Intelligent aud | their supput any | eBwan oald that heme tha a : oe biden 6 on Ue naiure of | Vetop, ‘They content thom twa the ‘The Fre Fa'rioticto caue it to hat Sou'h Caroling has i tad and bined bis froesrance, granted nee of ate ug U om *h D fairly and honestly com Jed out, tant the provisional governs rd ut prea @ eforence should be wade witkous with a vag ohn ‘ wu pb” moans juvasiva aid civic wil give tothe Fatow Tre seoond prove to be mach «x LM, Siowces J t o & b a ru m'¢ ; a i id ia i cre’ att o wos Dhis is just wherein lattyy Cioimsolye® | hethrd bprrchan ae Wak son : nono ete rovitution ia aay ‘nae wal pd 8 Lo enre, ly. Dhey will not be ro lucky ae to i to | Ist nex or wien the permanent government shall ee tee te reeled eo He want : at t le for Meir » he put on the defensive, It hapoont ty be the sgarusett ene | He i 6'l beaws Lean ore i to th Wes ‘atrarteat : Unies tarde in that slvactazoaas and wegen piel Yea dpc alon Nee Hird, aw acnonded senda thet the anid Com io of the pals P eary attitude, and will eo ae. Phay a Mattie anton . missioners aba!l be authorized ty invite the seordiog athot Moryiand fe bon! Ov Ty tubereas ines overs | ra s Lorn d deprive thermasives cf raul ’ zi FANg | crtasty meet in convention wtruch time and pracy midi ata fue the Uuiot otal honwda. for the aufleru's a’ ail oar chug h eid commicion, eyo eral aervies . : ccd spon for the purpore of Orang such = 1 nationa to mong * ‘ el ue not therchy a refed M . Sasavan's ) governmens wo that it may be organ aed CITY NEW a ate nee ihe would: ts ape v effect at the ca lies poriod previous te the a oe dors wi ve fd ued evsaba it ia . a beans gu ot Masel bard conveasion of tered. | Savera tw owas op Mason Axpeavon.=-A ¢ twelvenomh, ‘Ihe Usion L 1 tgs bap ‘when the Hones | foe rtaes sba!l procesd forsbwith tw consider aud tuto of one hundsed guns was fired in the Cry ite] " wovemonih, ‘Lhe Uaion las only ? : : " tow it Mooday. | pr peso a constitution and plan of permanent gov. | Park yesterdey sfernoon, in honor cf the gv'lans My ° 4 rit, in eraiy a natok us veautlan tate Le (Mea )noved weal of he 896 | os for such metem which proposed plan shal be i npraata, Thee is ext was the .eouls of the meend the bere fac i multix 7 we now viened Lack to the several state conveatins fur int action of promincnt D moc: ats and I publicaas: ° 7 whole poople tam | Lespeck t cient to Dlechade every rebsliious por (oy ‘ ‘ adeption or rejection, Mr. 8. D, Rongxte, of Broadway and Malden Linn i 4 . inmplo proclamation, which no merchant's | eta Bunuwan tascla dese gae he having |p vurthy Tuas tbe eight dopution elected by ballet | Aired the raluto, Qaite s cromd collected in tha viela~ Er Te Commitee he Tanver baste thatthe & 3 H interest ¢ fail to reepoe) to collect f Mr. HOWARD (Mici's) vonme iy ay comprise | in this C nveutioa be authorized to meet the dopu~ | ly while the firing was going on, and the unenimoun | [9 Fatrin, Geka? Rave Cy 4 cy im il t Guties frem all sbippiog, to prevent all state witirthe | Lat the House agree to take @ vote on the wubjecty | tice of mher savabolding seooding states of the Ped- | {sling seemed to be tha: the honor was woll deserved | K.T,"trve of charge, haem ee ‘ sgiernente have tern krowirr wat sudsime ny, | MesMe@ ant allacces with foreiga powerm and | "Gitte wf ted to mhoeatract read Ly the Sonate | Ztebim~i ide relied fo agree to dle da eieagfontulone ts once act | werethebareh tings videt the O14 PullleFscten | “THM Deaox ov vue Tencatca” 1 . iF Jabiie of the Union is seria i v, force of acknowl : ra aL a nade by J Qed i tho » Understood if th deo sion of the chair sh eg begat) Teeceaman etal obi . 4 i } faase, wavil the far fabio of the Un'on ‘ a words sheor iy . now! _— even ‘eheleet tans Mat ooct eat RAMs and waid tho | shall Le cverruled, them tho question wilicome up | esc of the ald slates be entitled to one vote ia the | a7 an hia diegr shirking of tho da'ies of his | Wlestns ground, Faithful Temperance mena are i 4 deniring the ad-paln cf tue Missonel tn hough not exerted might, to Lem in and starve | rts nauiscation wat au idee gov asad for ar, | 08, th® reference of the resolution, ‘i said convention, upon all questions, and each state to | ‘Micial position, H ay out tha revolutiouary party in every atate where | fanvat and tent te etn aid Que gt | eek Omrrom, ee the yuan ot tkelemneal’ ct | send vo many deputier, eqtslin number to the Sen. | ‘Im SasiaM yRIGATH yesterday tired a fare he weig « 1 ¥ e i of wot on \. he bd : the melg. § of Lar au she ‘ieee tie ie. | HA8y be able to ralse its head in rebellion, | of tele meordeciualy Met wadree, to | He Hous adjourned, ators and Representatives abe is entitled to ia the | well se ute to the Commandant of the Hook! ya Nowy i poration of Abt lice ratte | Desti ute as they are of ships, batteries, money the Heat At the Csaativuut wae tbe wack, of "oa Foumyivasia Legutatere.” Congres of the United States, “— Poised retarned with 21 guss fijan the her poopie have de or credit, they cannot even get together the | Pere of she Untied Biwer, aud the Unind S.ates, a id Several printed reports have been circulated, bus } Now ol Dr. ZELL'S Bows, 2 i Into any of te terri dls they re made : Ahongb doubled in uuubers, wre silll one poo Harrisburg, Jan, 1.—In the 8: 7 Lal vielen tt utah . Gud radup rida cl thet quertion Uadl rer ked seen of 8 @saull upon the majestic bulwarks oul hee Toler the Frans nh cvininet Pitaderhia fered a teolation ad Me: | Rone sencuoned bofore laa Monde. The Harriet Lane had not left port last evening, | Mra gh ira TAN * by bhe sane aitshoriby ne “the Union, Hina to do What be #sys she | 0 now. ining vuta Carol The ition went into seoret session, eae ens 4 spraved berm oo ——e asa the President of the Unind beates reedy to a) bis nee wiluteing Ma aaretion, bee The See ‘eddlticea! commlestonese were Tae Berrien Baro Jauas Krvston, sailed ‘ i ab'o wise ends The Voice of the Democracy. whole dy 7 Wy ther thers was such Prosideat | und dec'ating thelr aleglance to sinted: ‘Texa*, Joun McQuanm; Goorin, Jewts | JeMetday for Port au Pinca having on board 6 : Lateef Pr nf ¢ now ho wou'd leave for eshers to determine, fo.vod—aud sayy that Peunsylvanis ls wi.ling to pase | P° + papers HQ nCie TeUes | stared persoas os ecalgrenta, Serwerded the Go- H guauuAous he movemen. of Mr, Srinoua in the Sen= | ie ieadean extrct from the proclamadon of Jaox- lows provaea 9 bar the redress of the rol grievances of | L. Onu ; Musissippi, Amwistan Bust, instead of M: pun toh ded by é be ate of New York, yesterday, to throw the state | 9". He (Baxaa) Genied the epwampticn tied states any sistor state, if found to exist; proclaims aa ar | Bonuam, lonizaticn Svclety, There are 13 from Boston, 32 1 " :. mw vi Ht BOW. en \. e f r y : eitietion wud fra line, reprosenta undoubtedJy the spirit of the | ard eaid oll arguments based om the sovervigniy | proe auasion ; aud willing t contribute mea and | Others have commissions prepared, i fy rea iseribare Dausstears, ‘That écaske Aa stage aro fe lacy, He said ibe Constituviog i | money fur the proservatioa of the Union; scopy of | ‘Tonight two companies are being formed from the | C4PtAu Conary, of the Sth Prectact, was yes- 1 Tt ts coyaal'y y: ator would mot | nei declares is was mado by sho perple of the Ualted | the Terolutioas authenticated tundor the weal of the 16th regiment, terday called before the Commissioners of Police, to | | The Iediam Oblef Whice Clow; : TA Bb bach. indulge in a movement of the sort, without mo- | Statey aid not by the states, Tho Senator from | commonwealth, to be fens to the P.oudent and Gov fist answer rome charges preferred against him, Mo de. | fim the % ¥ Moustelrs, wilt i ard wider iinisenprehon- | tives sore cogent then individual impulse Louiriapa had read VaTrEt to show that a sovereign | ernors ef thu states, It was referred to a Committe | The citizens wore startled by fring from the forts, pe Evi eae tae in 08 14 ailorod agaist this i PUle® OF | state ovuld withdraw (om the compact. In answer | of five—Msers. Suita, Ketouem, Hitt, (Repuds,) ; | but it proved to be only the practicing South Caroll. | “i##om was made in the case, cventog fe wil mate, 1s 1810, crafurmal'y ty shy general'y | conviction ; and there is ainple evidence that he } he w wd tay shat Bourh Catv ina was note sover- | Soumton and Gurwas’ (Deus) ‘Tie sre eee ee Feocieed “«pipion of that diy, ‘who. tewialaiure | Was \icwtly judged the eplst of the, neate eign wate, end thooghe shat all arguinonts made with | in trsslons bare oie conta: ait prion pawed a wattio granting « srial ti | hasalghtly judy lire | pro al reterance W Europran ayvereigat.es not ex: | — dlurriaburm Jan, %.—The Gyrernot's mowege de- | 42 ordinance was sdopied conferring citisensh!p of over 50 boys aud gltls moat 4 | Lecture commences TH, bontta of iy Wo persons char fv. | epective of party, in concluding to throw bim- | sct y sppilcable Lore, 1d the Senator mean to arguc | claios the ductrlne of tecsselon eroacous,, ‘Tue Oan- | upoa al free whites rewidens in the state at the pas. | SPS bape and g' iy orphans an potent aD whites from servica Altorwardr, the Bupreme © Ur¥ | colt into the van of the defence of the Union m | Mia there was a right of secession unde*the Constisu- | wivudon is something mere than acaere compact, emivate, left the city for the West, yorterday a'ter- saab tieg of the United Stat cP Teall Tas amin had ake d if South Cvo'ina reat | O:ganicd resistance to the Federal (vem ment is noon under the charge of Mr, H, Faupana, of the Coumy Taxes, — Taxes commouwealth of our Legislature It would have never answered ator and one wan r {aed aliniance. Mr. | rebe lioa, If wuccrm{ul 18 way ba puget of the rime | from vakd date and ali such as may bo enyeged three | Ohikdsen's Aid Bcclety, About e tcore of those w Uolon Fort, Pethamyitie, Waned mare lows erin th to let the Republicans engross the popularity of @ Mhougus that Bush Ca olina sbould | by reve ution. 1” wasucoaaful tas para me may be | rmonshe in so7asl «Fv» in vhe tallltary or naval force ; pA yn eg ensckments, and favo a . 5 | a bold stard fur the Usine ‘tak cause for such siomy eXeouied as traitors, Bat while deaving the rigs | of the etata upon Naking the presoibed cath of | tbe Nowe Boys Lodging House, honest, bilght | S8/R tng Gitund saree rine pe e'esee teem, were ncupsiient with the Conssivution of # olard for ion at this crisia, It is dd the #enstor moans if it Ww rh of w atate to absolve ita eltineus fom ol «lance to the | 5. looking boys, glad to escape from the endurance of Tueedsy, Jan. ‘h,'sta Ce ier eee | ao ged ley fr wal a party ascent | Red ecrampreemee* ee das | = mister Sein thy wom entre | Bade Jace BSaw eT netic ive.” Teas daca tunlve:oa'ly bold wa'bboobio- | terest, that the democrats of the North, of ep eveetation was inaisueble sad if pertiaatisue. | and iftzay sre welt Gunded Gey should bo aster Reports from Richmond. ehhed, and © happy Now Year's Party, Callector mm OPN F:| lete by commscniaians, ond ob owe pablo a Judged and relied on as thoy are by their late ly dented, Bay be, repelled by all the hae ‘of the tatioaly Tasso vei ond 5 rexlon, mace for the past, Richmond, Jan, 2.—Hon, Mr, Tauscorr,Secre- | Mr. Faraz bas already located 17 companies in ‘thoug! on ‘assed yor ' ¥ rel om ant jutionary. | av: y mt What ae tectnlcatly cw'ied “personal Ulery laws)’ | political friends who are now traltors, asa party | Ho asked rua, if ube right to seoude sprang out af | CLoated by tie peop's should ‘evar do fajadioe vo | MY of the South Carolina Commissloners arrived | the West, A and mado cocaston fr exolung jesloustes aud dis- | ready to give ald and comfort to the enomios of | the Cons tivution T ay portion of bee here from Washington at four o'clock yesterday ' “in ls orancaion, aad whtie dlmwwing any dls | Welt country, should take the lead tn vindicat- | qfigumld be sdiiited tha right of rerotaion, wen | elided in the sats moraing, and immediately pon the opentag of the Wires, Acchdonts, Inquests, dco. " - er Fem i when 7 + Uy i LJ i porlon to lukerfre wah what exciadraly verwine | tog the coeatitution acd the authority of the | bleaod grinding. He garded tush red | avers tust the stave, has ‘bien 'y | talegraph office sent s diepatoh from the Commission- | Fram 1m CAmAt, @tumnt.—About six o'clock Toeiriieal sates ond ih a vpiei of fceraal Government, ond would maintain it at ail her s4 South | influenced bys high regerd for the rights of her | ere to Charleston. The tenor of the mesmge is 201 | yesterday morning, « fire broke out in the mile ' which ‘hair satuts books any laws of this | The leading democratte organ of the state, the | line shea th imeet ange demented that Bouts Cary wetapt tine in ing to prevail tue revival ef he vale foal a enaeghoaed Wrged the | Iinery store Me 8903 Canal street occupled by a , ae the Siders! ecamtiraticn, to Albany Alias § Argus, bas spoken thy eati- | Sprreesion, sonaiete by whom the blow, was | act ct 1826 leaving to the claimant sho right to seck ape ‘Mrs. Bana J, Oavinces, end the building was near and claim be soveruign ought to | s remedy under the state or nati ual laws, He re | The object of the movement was to prevent the to- | jy destroyed, Mca, Camacer'y loss is about $900; ae ments of the really ‘unterritied Demoerscy” of | set with deliberation and dignity. ecm mmeens of the state be given ‘to the dispatch the North, In an uble and unflinching pattiotic | Hessid the Bonstor had ald ono principal eanse | Sha neater white saoursing tar or pearing aneease | no, reaching the oars of the federal | taured toe $000 in the Sx trk's Tamarance Com le Jn or peming trea’ | guthouitios, ‘The ot . rf to be fund diffe: é ‘ fe Was coou- a srtic’o on the evacuation of Fort Moultrie, While | [the Gonstivuuon ef the Uutted Winter Cat it te | Sry iar, the gerzions scape From Bakimere. cls aida are Mes, Deno, pene loss praising Mejor Awpmnson’s necessary act of aalf- | there is apy one who prowends where la osuse for | ice spd hat tha line te «xtonced t> ulifreale by , been t eee, ee Bet incaaed. The damaage tothe bal'd- 08 ee ct the huedl. | Map. because two differ in thoirc nawruotion | eaurndment of dhe Cvasieiun, 1's Governct | Baltimore, Jam, 1—The eity bas beon in jus ‘Toe etek iillinory Yo Aho pr 1 ic ohares our own conse wal: | gfibe Conmvn joa? Taore has always been an arbi | recoouiouds te Lgive wre tas rut our Ripre- | bland excitersent all day, 1m consequence ofa private | Pei atrielg aosyemak, of, millinery In the ot | atlon of the necessity, and condemas its 0 Were the Castibunen, wise clears declded one alatives in Cung.ers te sappre) euch on sucad- letter received from Haxar Warren Davis, giving | Larooos was damaged shous $800; 2M fans . for | Party cblef (the Presiden’) in decided terms, for | nstrvctiva of the clause, Reruting seskaicae cat | mnt tobe eaiealiied to us 8 ate Convention far | ritive amuranoes thas yhe committee will present a | Mxcelmor Tasurance Company ‘The orgts (i tee : however, proving untensdie | Jeavicg the gariton too week to hold aif the U. | one in regard to taking property to the terctorias. | emanate from the propio. H+ cok alarng tmanimous repoit, embracing aa enabling aot for | #4 Bot known, Spe Aber | 8, poste in that harbor. Tt adda: Ai wether mor engin oy ouside ihe htt scion erp." | New Mew and inn new aa itt beaded | | Foun ox Matoan Line.— At halt pat five ‘end ala eof “We repeat what we said ye:terday, and what of bie COP ABN ‘end 7 of which £ i coon pak into the Union without the consent of al the states, | clock yesterday afternoon,» fire broke ou! om the i } PLS. fF S 1a cea peleful fore, i Oe pros'stned long ago, ‘hat aha duty ot the coder! ed we ° op ulna, wer Bs annie cause. Wha foe re ee ee bagi ‘are foreshadowed, 14 is the solema duty of Poonsyl- | and picdging the repeal of all persomal liborty bills, | scoond or of the bulldiag No, 74 Maiden lane, im | pres,