The Sun (New York) Newspaper, January 11, 1861, Page 1

THE | NEW YORK SUN K WANTED—AN AMERICAN OR an Protestant «irl that 107d 0k : ome Og A eg fin 1 emp! oy. 10% at, em Wana 198m, EMPLOWMENY—Male. LE AND L FRMALS HEP OF ALL NA- eaprelty, by it sate Sree We can recta © reltab| ja Hac’ ARINER WANTED—« PARINER IN sholcesle and retail stand tn ova of the loafing oft Addroeg bon #71 Ban ofica, for 8 aye, full mamee') Le 190 ' WANTED. MEN aT THE Lo obtalu « Bastards hob Baiten'a ie Box 81) Bua cities, 5 PERSONAL NOTICES, UNTY LANDS, &¢ —SULDIEKS, bers, oie i ose) ee \N KY Cy ph nt 200, lean on bo-d ; ore mio 6) jax at a , MACHINERY, &c. y NII-FRICI ON hh a i Kp ANT PUNCHL i bl AND Fm rae LRON, & i ae AND bs IN THE WORLD, arg ati? H * at machities require Ioag (hina OMe NOtwe ‘and Punehing tron, to, one tneh in flort, the work COMM Elaty WraNorre Round Larwe yours, vay tney n In for thres or four tlanes the het ia evmoarieon with any other they {hat thoy pay for thelr ooo 7,cix ments, ars pr 1 gecmgbaler bapa \ ast ia {OLE AGEN GD, Hu PEARL, kucwn, nb Been Br WSS teleefacleein! fee 5 Pea KR & BU nF axD gas ett Go! ae MM POBITIO! Pe ACTIN’ BALL VALVE IWTABLE. SCALES IN GRYAT VARETY, Cone er eer see” a8 Lab 9 YORK MACHINERY DEPOT. ; Ff | ta kinds: grein matile (great Ail for sale at the very lowest prices to sult hy a8 ef 81 fs rs. Le LAi—abpuul 7 ecu uF aie Serna MS mA | ( ek TO LETA RARE CHANCE and basement briek bMS TO LET—TdE FIRST AND poop Rives 56 ines aeeee wie oars Cea sects croton eae tater tbe pt a Aborto ik kui s oP ke ong RES AND APARTMENTS TO LET--The BACKROOM AND BEDROOMS Jrordee rth, V3 ‘Apply on the zo LET—A STORE Wire 4] ease for: STeE Sas eres wrist aa ner SUPE! OR 1 BE Opt plan did Ey? ee a NG MACHINES TO LET--SINGER'S, TO alc! “AINGER® from 64 ASRS ata EE Seba We PETE | _— AY BiKOS FUR SALS—LURG 6, teen's varchar. ‘to the cone, cea mood, oF raed a2 regres ave RY. piear a ORINES FOR Baie ut tt Mane 7 ‘i aes leet ty a mast lmmpeplotalye by order of eho ‘sa pee $a, BUTCHER CAR AND par eho 14 for want of usr. i tate if BABRELS OF PELHAM FARM NUMBER &88t5 WANTED. PAM NBHOKER'S TICK RETS TH RIGA EST PRICE PAID FO! 8 FOR DIA “ft Bion z | Seal A GAIN. nay RIDING ood LADY'S BADOLE to & find a customer HUOLs bex 864 fan $s BROAI SWAY, OOK ECLTON OT Ny WATCHES, Ew elu e, rey. WANTED—ANY ONK ‘HAVING of AT A BAR caning & mote to id br thy len tice te borer ater that on'thn Two pe Cemmmon Pleas, Two Tr hall proceed t Beet Conf Shs held ta cil ew York, on the 4th day of Pobruar £100 PB ‘of 108 F parte] reared ‘in ait Sarin the momtin of Bronger ot te Irs toll ey to obtatn julie Chasttiee fe the form of the Hint at the sftiow of and Correa arf A hat te the relief required P. Any meaue of wu a, all aoe uuet be eal fyplicatins maple the Com swetina’to mt 4 hed Ubey f. fick: the "Phyeciai's 4 ta ems pe 3 Nczumtne as ¥0 tho olaimas Of too partion “Ku ypleations to have the toloning ree hood ware they. reel am well app sot bellave. nesses rests aid dass ot aba, Ss Ae me before the ander. came ‘the wual arereee via Cael land Corr act! rm ThA Sve ano Re Bon't Out i Aaa potion NOTICK—OFFICE OF Gaatient THE Commimionen jet MATH 10 Orgy | WILLIA) J, WILLTAMBON, . W: BROW) ‘Of Taxes and Arse ements, uF Fee Ee. YOKR was tuo towns of ioeain be tn ghtoe tense of ty and Broc Tie STOCKHOLDEBS OF THE ME- es ¢ Assoc! Youd of the balapes on presentation ef are hereby notified Paria Geena A ELD a area Se he eR ae Pervat the Hew | #9 ae | —— THE HUDBON Bay FRA CoMPAN ‘4 will sol thetr entira new stoed ato Bee ot Burait, at 00 per coot MARK J, KING, 64 Broadway, FINANCIAL, &, NEW YORK, Thuvday, Jan 10 Basinews was very livrht at the Bard this morning, ‘With lower prices. bat st the close the market rallied considerably, Luformstion to the «fot that the Siar ofthe Wert has failed her mission to without mol Charlenon, rd stocks wee ati | hy ‘Toere Were nose 6s of Government socks, Por mixes OF 8, 98S was offered A foe Mees of 18TH, 91) 898 The Bate sucks we em eady, with Hindle detoyt. UB. T ewsury notes ag el ing at 102 «1024 For Ralrond bonds thee iva steady damnd a8 fa | prices, A telegraph di potoh from Wastin Abas the Beorotery of the Trossury bie) issue $ prop eas for another tars of fly vas of rea ury Boies Aue bids for which will be opened on the Dit inst ‘We hear of but little movement in money matiars Tavs of interes tend downward, Call loans are dull at G4T percent, In Forwigh Exchange, lead tog maliog is quowd 105 a 10655 francs, 532) 0 5.37. Anrered isan extraot fom a loiter recsivad by a tanking house in this ctty, from a correspondent in Is bears the date of the 8h inst: Rio», the Supe tatendent of the Michigan Oar- tral Hisisond, aya this seomeion movement i mak ing the Nob rich; that there are now $100 000 ALO Asien Ayn announces ome this way AY al 1 plowed @ th ful: cepactty of the rosd f Tho products cf Koatwek: cing this Toe Gard Toe Q vaker Cliy, from Havana, brings Pp visi dowbl ona, Divipanns —The B cvoort Inenrance (> has do- claied s romi-annuua| dividend of 8) par coat , payn- b’e on demand, The, Aitua Fire Tas, Co. a seal annus! dividind of 5 per cent. payable cn dacmaad, The Humboldt Fire Insurance Co, a dividend of 5 + payable on demand juitable Life Asmurance Society wi!l pay an interest dividend of 84g per cent, on its capital stock, on the 16h int, ‘The Seamen's Bank for Savings will poy intered on {ts depority on the 2148 inst, at the rate of 6 per cent per annum on +u ns of five hundred dollars and under, and at the rate of 5 per cent. on. oe ger suns, ‘The Bank for Savings (B vecker street), [nOsroet at the rate of 5 per cent, per annum on stam) Lundred dollars, and at the ra\e of 4 per ceat, on larger sums, payable en the tot inst, ‘The Nive Siotian'’s news to the 2h ultimo is very imp rant and highly favorable fur American ttepler, The Custom houre returns of the cymmie'ce of the port (or the calendar year wore compl: tod last evon- ing, and furnish abundant cause for copgratu’ation, The exports of 1860 have increased $25,000,000 over 1909, and the imports decreased $11,000,000, Tus specie expert bas fallen off feom 1850 $27,590,000, Toe exports of produce in October and Movember reached $22,000,(0, which exeeeds ny two mouths on record, ‘The following are Taompacn B. ethers closing rates for currendy today : New York, New England Philadeiplia, n ‘or Pennxyivanis, terior Maryland, Virginia and Penns North Carolina and Georg: STOCK FLUCTUATIONS. ‘This table te derived by comparison of the First Board nales each day :— ApvanoD, Harlem we, 7 Jan, 10, 1801, Aours—The market is firm for Pots and Pearle, with rales of TS bbl, a8 96, Fu oe and Mrar—The market for the now grades © Western and Stste Ficur is better, the denusod 00d for the trade and export ; the beite: grades are ly, o8 $9 10 for Jo~ for Brandy wine, Plour is in fair req woot, 0) $94§2 914 Gao is dull and heavy; ea’es of ker, 89 por (shel this checks business, in the absence of ‘the steamers mail, ‘The soles are 73,4°0 bushela at $1 19a$1 9 or No. 2 spring: Ba 24 1 Not di; $1 97 for Nortweste n Ch 1 8s 1 for Amer Iowa and Wise mtu; is hii fi Bot Soraey; Waite i; 1 83 for Rod Western; ree Ot 85041 0d for staal lots a. 1 59 ir) good White M'chtgan af 1s en #1 9 for ch jee Wale Canadian in store, and $1 39 “ey Milwaukee Olub. w Hye ia te limited supply; em: we loaide rave in bigs a8 Ne rate hath Corn ts better the: end fo mi ke ox. ports the amivele are limited; (bee, ea en are 45 000 bah @) 10. for Weater 9. for do, delivered, 52aTSe. for Southera aie aad 8c for pew Wotre therm obotoa, ovisomN—The Burk inarket is Ora, the de aad ie arve: mses of 090 Dba, wt A ars Prime; $16 TOaStt to new Beef ia in fair in bred 9625 9 96. ria a fim; ses e100 ua Meats are in fair Ot chien Bigs ‘oe Bumaaere, mynre “Tad ts io fste request: and prime is coarse ; wlan Cy eb ioe City 160. 94¢ 0; ales of 100 boxes peyementn jatier and Cheere are dal!, | Poiisde ps ia 108 gave am inpetus to the | THE NEW YORK SUN, Fal0DaY MOKNING, JAN, 11, ot Prnyer Meeting—Vemerday. ‘The meeting was lod by Geom H. Srovnr, of Iv was a wonderful meeting for the di: play of the precencs and power of the Holy Splrit™ There was no mistaking the character or svarce of the Lt fluence which was fe & A request was made that epecial prayer be offered for all cur ehipwcfwar and the ps “Here ia iny bh leman, “are lettersy just recsived from thiceof there naval virselsy giving us choaring in+ formation, which may be m ro fully © muvumnicated tomorrow, as /his me ting iso nar cl sing, = Myan Hing, ‘et us all remember them in our prayers’? A Voice from Indiana ~ A youaw man aid 1 premind before leaving southern Tadians, to come into this meeting and a'k prayers for three towns in Yhad part of the state, vary colt and very hardened, T think 1 was mevar in a pleca more given up of Gudy ‘than one of these, Bipce arriving im this city, I have received letiors, Welling me that in al! these three places, the Lord ts you ing down the Ho'y apirit. In that God forvaken town, mine of the hardest young men of tha place pave been conver So before they called God hed answered, and while they wore yot mposklog Gd heard, Idid not have ty come bere to ask you to pray, Sil 1 do ak you to pray for thie three towns A Hard Church —A an raid he wihatte wk payer (or @ place on Long Island, Ithida church, but no prayer meeting: not even ous on Sunday eveving Sunciay night a meeting , and the pxce was nearly full of people, 9 was only one profestor of religion there to conduct snd sustain the sei vices, The prop'e of the world are more rudy fo come than the mewders of the chute, nest prayer was faiuhfu! abwtieb men’ Fert this wie forty yours eat p 1861 in which that one y hinanbered, of abe requeste was ia Dy who has beet reeking as yor hay not found the peal of y 40 requests ta of the counsry—many of then f ad yewterday nea ly the same nuin'e From the Distant Sea.—U. 8 fag ebip, Constellation,at roa Nevember 14sh,1369, Tue writer Foye: —"14 in my mm omrne\ desire to devote maysell whol'y and so'ey to the power of Christ, and to do tome good in hie vineyard, Oar Bible clase ia still geing on, I fod it both intereing and instractive, Our prinoipal studies are Bibe characiers, This week, our study is the charscter of Arian, Tho brethren take pleasure in the study of these lemons, The clam is lod by Lieut, Lo ie does all he can ton us familiar with wub Jecls, We hold our classes on Sunday af ernoons, Or Gunner mill leads our prayer mestings, which sre proepered.”* Praveen Mentuxo Ar cin Finst ramsnrre- ian Cuumc—The prayer meopiug yesterday, 0 the Pir Presbyterien Chureh, on Filth Aveaus, was largely attended, and appeared in spirit to be one of most earnest and unite! which has beon yot he'd in the week's feries, Rev, Dr, Srama con duckd the exereisesjand delivered « brief address on, the obligation on Christians to come with their whole hearts to God, reposing in him their cares and de- sires and, in view of his past mercies to them, to trust in Him to keep and guard them from all their foo, We thou'd come to him as = ond willing to help sqeud woo heth no avo his own Bon, that we might bo cleansed fom our sins, Another reverend gentlems in the course «f sone remarks taid, thet though clouds now obscured our horlzon, we should ever remember what (od had done for us in past years, and take courage from our (th that He will not now desert us, ‘Tae werk of the Holy Spitit in the minds of men, preparing them for the mielonary work, wae alluded to by this tpeoker, expecially the progress of the work among the churches of the Presbyterian denomination, He thewed that while in 1882 the whole contributions of tho Presbyterian churches for the mivsionary cause ‘was less than $10,000, the amount actually e by thir Board during last gear for Purpore, was over $200,000, The work of the Bly pirit was also evident in ite influence on the minds of many young persons of both sexee, in inducing Ahem to devote thenivelves to minsionary toll life of care and hadsbips. The great flelds of labor open for missionary enterprise in China and A(rica, the present tiie, wore spokew of hopeful y, In conclusion, the speaker remarked we should pu per foc) faith in God's ability to order ail things for his glory and our good, as well in w time of war or clvil commotion as in Nimes of peace, When thy judge: mentaaroon the carth, mou will learn rightour from all cod the appointmeat of ming Banding Comite ond Meauss-Mesers., ‘Rvblavon, Ang plaroa, Bacd c', Ker Ode, Rallroada—Monsrn, May, Dutehor, Rice, W. An- drw, Kenyon, Banks—Meesrs, Camp, H. P. Suilth, Field, Va- rian, Lansing. lasurance Scropantes—Mevers, B nedict, L, OC. Andr raft, Burdaal , Saxe. ‘Two-thirds aul Turee Pivhe Bile—Moswrs: Pul- Jerton, Tushill, Bails h Ferree Bilingwood Colleges, Academies negininanBehioole— Mersre. Rice, Marritt, Were, Eecrenest a eams, Goilin, : Bld "Matagus, Buel Priellages and Elections —Mesars, Finck, Fisher, Baxe, Brdall, Odell, Petitions of Alions— Messrs, Morgan, Fallerton, Chapman, Provow, Ki Erection andl Division of Towns and Counties — Mears, Kebardvon, Doolin, Bromter, Darcg, oun) nana Maer, Fish, Emerick, Lord, J, Smith aber, Interaat Afaics of Towns ant Count —Mo ura Daight. Weils, Gatlin, Burr, We Medical Societies ant Colleges — i are Lambrech*, Chs MeDermon, Kenny, “State Charuable, Insitutions’ Messrs, L. ©. An= 4 us, Bary Davia, Aru ariney You Incorporation ‘of Cities (eh — Masarsy ‘laher, Ball, Buerwood, agel, Wrod~ rum, Hedy, ‘Manufacture of Salt—Meenra, Myres, Ferris, Bsn top, Benford, Borgen. Trade and Mantictur Mesars, Sa‘lsbury, Hy- land, But, Calleban, Arculariua, Sate Prisons Mawrs, Verna Anthony, MoP ad. Bite ent Wright, Hyatt, Marke!l, ii Defonse—Mosars, Pierce, Bolles, eter. iges—Monars, TH, S.nith, L'Ano rags, diyut, Faxon, Ourdaer Tands—Masers, Crittenden, Nort», Care nay, Philb.iek, Ayriculture Worth, Barnes, (Ibi Publve Printing-Mosars, Shaw, W. bg twEaoutive Da Movers, Mscombor, Hf!) , Wi snes, utitary ""Meeors, Bingham, Finch, Ooruing, Wee terbary, Ormetock, Kernan, H utehin, Joint’ Librarg—Messrw, Wally Randall, Townecnd, J nes, Lowir, Ro» rian Morgan, Coat of the Mall Bo @. We wave, yesterday, tho returns of the mail service in those states wherein the recolpts ox- coded the expenditures, The excess of expan- r the income is thus given: Muiae, 635 61; ion Jersey, North Eouth Carolina, $110.109 67; 744 23; Florida, $107 218 79) BOL 44; Miw-Losi 144 80; Toxin, 97 103 295 Kestocky,'§ 043 28; Michigan, B44, Wiseons Jie $1,240 7 01 Loulaten 857.000 14, Tooneiogn B101-273 5 bY 3714 81) [ilinels, $1 Ohio, 462 87; palane, me 92 5d, Atkansas 768 25; California, 1500 62: Minnewle, @3 0, $16.789 1h; Utah, e102 3.763 33; Washington Ti 7; Kansas, @42.253 16; torah, excess of receipts inthe seven other states, ard the District of Columbia amouats to $520,- 759 46, Total deficit, 4.707.085 4u Irwacoatovs wAor, that there is a call loan Wall s:rest iastitution-which hey been rua- since 1455. It is abundantly secured, an “ould be called in at apy time that the money cw needed. Foreign Ir Intelligence. Three Days 3 Lator from Europe. ——— Arrival ef the Now —_ae Hoot nm, Portland, Jon. 10.-~'Tbe steamship Nowa 8eo= fan, (rom Liverpool Decenbar 7h, via Ladonder- Ty Yth, arrived hove /ast might bd The Nemen was detwwined st Soathwuptin tettl the £94b, at Briain N thing at tranmpirod since the do~ pare ot the Pal The wen'her vo some 100 sina Thain | Ay te to which pr din Station, ‘The cmnection of Cunt Da Monvy with @aancial epect'ations in mines, and the ccourrences wateh bad token place in comnrction therewith were attract ‘ng Considerable attention ia Paris, Cebines ooan- ctit bad been held upon the sulyect, and it was Ahought that legia ative inquiry wou'd result, avin Conn Manket —Tao price of flvar advanced during the Week two france per sack, Woews was aalro dea’ ee. ‘The winter throughout Fiance hd act in, with fou and snow, orks were © Lor had arrived ts, but ahey w ress on Now cable policy. ¢ swe wiihd wwe! miuck while standing near the Kg. New Sardi- ninn baterion een, and are evidently ready to teke part in the bombardinent Adeputation hav arrivet here from Calabria, and pro tse 40 raive aa insurrection in favor of the king ‘The Turin corraepondent of the Daily News aseorte that Ye commencement of howile cperations aganat (isete from the rea ide ie thought to be at baad, as orders have been rent ty the gunboat at Ancona to leave immediately for Nap'o and the abips of war MHtetioned at Genoa and Speazia have been went to the tame destination, Tho V’nlian correspondent of the TYnes raya that the year 1861 will not perhaps grow very old before French tro ps 0 in possesion of Gacta, and possibly Naples ite! © nsiderable quantities of provisions were being die parched fom R aeha, A dectees dated Naples, Dec, 20th, calle ont the claseos of the laet four yew ‘Those clawes are to awomble at the end of Febras of Hin Majesty, took p noe ‘The King wouid quit N tending the ball of the N. Tue garrison at Gaota bas been diminished in numular by the disiniaralcta portion of, the Royal yy was doubifil, ‘The rom write deplomb's wtate, bat their eruld be carsied on iil] farsher for a oo = sideranle period, ustria. The Times correspondent at Vienna is confident Abat nothing bus brute, force can induce the Austrian government to quit the quadrilateral, ‘There was a report that Bogland and Evance hed come to an understanding with regard to Venetia and that a jofnt commission would shortly be sont to Viewna urging the coston of Yonetis without any territorial recompense, Is is wtated thet Austria had opened negotiations ‘with Rome for the complete abolition of tae Concore dat, Accounts from Mungery are very unsatistact ‘No toxes were being paid. ’ errs Latest via Londonderry, London 88th.—The Time’ city aricle myn :—Pho demand jor discount at the banks today was se heavy that buy fur the fact being attributable t> the’ exoepsiotal wante at the close of the yoar, an advance tu rave would probably have been decided upon. The sffack upon the wtock ma ket was cnedorblo, and tne recesps of lower quiAations from Paris, (whence she dally reports augur bacly aa to the opimons en~ tervained regarding \be pronpects of any walt 1 mavion that invended ry) iiKewse contrived to ahe sdveres fouling, ast prices from Paris this evening show a renewed deoline of nearly % per © The were no Puiiom operations at the bank tcday, China, ‘The overland mall has « L rd Evuit expected leave China early ta the Beoond Regiment was 1 out to leave, and 12 mmctwe war were coming home isoners taken Sept, 18th has been aourtained. re pany of prisoners ‘Phe death of Captain Baanazon coourred on’ 1.4, and he woe teved. much suffering tat oibers unde, went, “He was lebsaded ty the order of Tar- tar jens ‘Tne Abbe pa Lo was beheaded at the same tim: ‘The more indifference Ld Euaix dup ay ard shat signing the convention,the more als: im: . Yoruinent became ; Lut a great retiivuidon: Sead ‘the emperor and his government, 1) was resolved that the summer palace of ths ew- pecor should be burned to the ground, as {t was the sos where some of the oraestles towards the prison lara potted in Pokla, inform people of the rmesaures that were to Lo takev an! the for shelir adoptio dens, paisoos temples, and pagodas coca of ix or seven miles in exent, Two Here required eff.ciualiy to set fire to and de~ I the bui'dings. Jose on the property destroyed excerted ,000, exclusive of the butidings ‘The Chinese wore by ought to ter: gn ofhes pointe by proclamations from Sir Hors Guam, vhrestening Wrack Pekin, On the day peac was Tord Evom end Bir Hors Guant ontered Pekin acoumpanied by an es cart of 000 men, and 100 offers of regiments Lord Exam yras carried ‘in hie state chalr by the Chinese + Rowen Narme’s division Iined tp Seis Lord E.our passed, and followed sr intermalatekiog ups a stratege ical position in case cferenobery, His ip was received by Pricoe Koro, Lord Evai's manner was mera and calm, He moti ned Kono to a seaton his right, which is usidered the lowest seat. Oa the return of the Aubemador ard Commai der in-Chief the tracts were occupied by the troops, fo that Sie Chinere Empire was im ao 'ual pc India. Accounts from Calcuma are t Nov. 28d. Nama Baus was repited at Toeber with several thousand followers, A tel from Viaows states that the 8 a ft * aperor has tantiioned the resolutions of he conference of Gran, and resolved upon convoking the Hungarian Diet for February next. Tealy. Paria, Thursday evening—The Pays mays tho ton dency of public opinion presages thas the Garibaldian party will obtain « majority a& the elections to the Tralian Parliament, ‘Count Cavour bas the in’ention of retiring, at lea provistona ly, fcom tho Ba/dinian arpa Gacta Deo, 4.—T'a8 bombard yn nd night” ‘The firing is Topica tortg the te, wleged. Austria, lena, Deo %8.—'Too vffial Wemier Zeitung, contains two imperial decress. ‘The Be ‘onders wba in view of the prevent ry sta'e of things, tte treed curfenay of bem motes tu Lrwaberd’ Ye novia shall be maintained. ‘Tae second orders thes the payment of the inverest oa the Na.ional loan, shal Le «flvoted in bank no" Cape ef Good Hope.’ Later Cape of Gad H pe dates are reca)ved. B sish flana was pr claimed & separate colony ‘Octo "Tho territory between the |, Constitutes the ue had been formed in the Base from tha West, ‘The Brith Lad on had, She was fueluding Al qualities kot cloves Wik, ion, Te rales today, ino’ wd ing 4 90 v0 ket cloning firm, ‘The stock in port is estimated a) 539.000 bales, of nich 403 600 are Aruerican, AV ERP IOL pe Masxer.—Tas Broad eandie maskceh ta Son SPA ~- sdeencing tendency, ‘Dut busines ts restricted “Lavras Favists Kancer fe Prova Feiday, noon —C n~ roken Pouad Bde shares, 28%¢ shares, 34:95, New York Coatra! PRICE ONE CENT Tero, wm at the Koath A private lotter bas been handid us, dated Now Oriesne, January 1, from w bich wo taxe the following You know Lam ro abolitionist, ned hor a bivek Tepublicen. L dave always been @ Domoerat was brought up ore, But for all thie L etand as good a charce as anv one to bave outrages committed on me in this way: If 1 got the ill will of a soniherner, be woula only have to say ti Uma itor aielitien sentiments, end I short_noties to leave town, and be lucky it T got of without min, made of tar ani feat) it is dunceroas to cet toe for all ha has to dy is to may to some rositen' Massa, dat gaminon tak abolition to ma. Tis word wou'd bs taken b fore mine ; wud, without judge ot jury, I #oult have to rave {he country, aod may nap cet no farther than tho first tree at that — Mt The Aubutn Advertiver publishes the follow- ing lottor from a ci izen of Charle ton CHaRtestom, Jan. t 1361, Dear —— ‘Things remain pretiy much the same as when last | wrote you, which was on the Tat, It hoe bean the worst westhor fo° about one woek past that T over saw South—onw con tinuous rain and fog—very bard wes soldier, Lam sure, and the Oiry¢ diors have their tire-cating properties protty well wet down. The soldiers kre’ pouring Inte town from the country, and new volontser com- panies are forming hero, ‘Toey have rome fif- olying the vorun= ‘The city is moro nilseary Chan any cong. elee, just ot this tine, Many sores are cloved, most'y for want of clerks, and some fir went of ‘There are a good many man at i At the entrance of the ectoes this morning offered their «on the fortidieations, ! meny heavy cannon planted of the harbor, U supplies from Major ame Huson, and keep a trong eward night and day Ha must even'naily surerder, if no! relieved! ‘The word got out day before yesterday that they had passed a law declaring the sate uader mar tal far; all persons who had hewn in tho state for thirty days were declared ci izena, and sub- jrct to be drafted out to Aght at any time, and wou'd rot be allowed to leave the state, This news cated comideradle of a stir, and a pood many loft town forthwith, Fer myself, I eoald not believe that Fouth Carolina would be so har barous as wll that—to pass my head, ond make a chizen ofthe Urited States an in voluntary citinon of S make him stand up and stootdown his own countrymen, Such an idea would be preposterous, and would cul down the vengeance of the country, Iam citizen of the United States, and hope svor to Temain one. Konsuth om ¢ A Austria, res given by the Garibaldi Co nmittes ww, the following lotter from Kossoris was road : Lompon, Dec. 20, 1860 Ronent McTman, Esq, Sorvtary of tho Garibaldi my sincere regret I am pravented the meeting, but most heartily do t tration which Lexprot the glorious Libe ‘pamwet by any ome w virtao and patrt alowt, best and grew ot of all gray while Le most mseured y is the groat inan of our own Age, Moet wonder {tu ta the progress which the cause of Jew ian unity and inde ymdence has mad» within the year, But the eud is not yet. Amstrie still in arms on the Minclo, Her impious fe alll pranted on the neck of lor Vanghe, Unhane js shrown out Kaly Bc, ined bar tmdepentonss te hoe worth eae Yeats vorchase, T shalt aay ‘no mors: to have the ilan queniion defate'y revo {snot enougn to have Usrown oxt the Austrian fr an La yy alia wae a thrown out in # mann teat will aa © power: lere, there Barope is wick of bg hend-ippoaihd (een trick eries of antiquated craft, which soive no prob. lem, decide no question, and only leave © pomterty the cure of ever recurring, disputes shout “The poiltical problema ope Pai ne the 11f@ #weat of nations, only the rule of right, iberty and contentment, can give. Ku- pe Wents secure ore estuiten ‘which caly the eats. kien of legitinate national aepirasions oan give, In the way of that peacs that tranquiitty, stands the house of Austria, Her very ex: tence as» firwt-rate rower is a source of ete nal discord, troubles, wants, wolusious in Europe. Good for nothing on earth, he forms the great European nuisance, without the removing of which there oan be no pes ity in Europe. The rewoval of that ni Déradve desideratam and a logical co Trallan question, ‘The caure of Italy t+ insparadle {vona the cause of Hungary ; a9 much #0 thet who- over winhce Tey to be independent, must wi h Hun fil Independent. Bar still clingivg to the jquated prejudice that * Austia is nece sary « Eogvand,” she Baglish goverumeny whie advoor tag te Pt Cipe of nom in'e ference, actually dota Pslbio manner interneddle with the mataal fogid dC abe Talla quowtion’ an far sa Venetia ls oon corned ; they ure persuasion, mer aces threats, to Prevent [aly from emencipallng Veale: hostile, nom decided!y heatie to the natioaal aspirations of ‘they’ sot themectvee up as keepers of the unmolested safety of European cour which “n= diplomstio interoouree, which gives authority to the strong, bt they sotnally take upon shew vor wok foe the doings of the Huogattan ‘emigration In ineliar suceine few years ogo Hogland did not #urink frm rea war iather thea aliow Rusia to invads the beauties Principalivien,, at this moment (nul in st Infirned) the Kaglieh ‘suproves menace of Russie to occupy thor pera in owe there would be region vo bellev that rome litt'e mischief might posslnly come from thet quarter sgaing the safety of Austria's uauspatory rule aver Hungary. | Kal x, there ty urgent ooo satin not to relax in watchtulness, Thave the honor to }» dear air, your mons ot In the Sovereign Convention, on Thursiay, Mr. Dowxim, of the Commictee on Postal Ar. d a communica- Governor in relation to the sta! Paneer, Assistant Treasurer of report that, upon inquiry, they have arcortained that, since the ordinance in reference to customs, no funds have paid by the Collector of Charleston to the L alted State, but that the customs have beeu a the sTrowury of the Bunk of the state o ath Mr. PRES. received 8100 from Bouth Caro- lire through the Postoflice since that time, which be has out to railroad and otber contractors for carrying the mails, The Assistant Treasurer, however, has other funds in his hands belonging to the to, the United States, which aris» from duties different mt ere of Georgia, ie aod and from money revatved fr the Mint at Adrouica, snd about @9 000 Tecelved from the mint at Failed of tBese funds stand to the credit of partons who already have dre i upon the Treas- ury, Among these are @3.400 mibleat % the draft of Ma Horrox, Paymaster Unit AW ben the committee had been ir formed of the fey biloegeds doy nats ‘and to whom Yay Sonat it pfoper that these thew 4 tbe fae over to topar to whose draft they were subject, But in certain cases when war has bean declared, the public property of an enemy m: confiscated. Cans some- j bempden fret ch an extreme mea: sure. ‘These, however, must depend w pon cases which warrant such an extraordinary proctdure, Whetber it is expedient for tte convention to in- terfere in the payment of this draft to the United States army is a question we must consider, Ard the convention dit. proceed to consider it, Just then, however, Mr. Dowkne discovered that the reporters wers present, and bed them tured ont, Short hand, however, was too quick for him, ‘The New Charleston Collector, A lotter to the World from Washington, says: "be appointment of eollec!or at the port of Charleston was hast es I am informed by hich authority, by the receipt, at the State de- partment, of a communication from one of the foreign ministers, inquiriog whothor for he's at that port would receive tholr c' from the Unived States government, and could look to it for protection. ‘ie anamolous eitus Heo of theas vessels, acd th yarrasement their mesters wiht feol in drawieg the di-tine- thom between the goveramenta de Sto and da jure, made the iinmedigte sppolntmient of a col- lec'or who owned no dogbtful or dived allegi- ance a matter of negessity,” Was be Henxed? p pa Courier and Enquirer is responsivie for followin, The Hoax af te Day —Thore was commotion esterday at the City I, Our atay swore nibly in Flandere;” and #9 dd Mayor Wood truth burst upoa bim that he had been tale the subject of nee al joke—ef a hoax, the recollection of which rn 0 down to te aie rity es 8 camtinn to all ooaries hire th! ve parties to ar thie official veperee i wy the gentiemsa to whom Mayor ‘oD ‘ota’ the preparation of his RATES OF ADVERTISING. FI vero CARH Tm ADVARCR eaeeeae oe in « most de voted enemy to ssosesion; vall~ & himeeif of the opportunity pvseet Mw te ts sion into rid cule and Iukempe slave od upon His Honom/ the practical jks of makina him yravely recommend the Beceaion of the City from the State! Criminal. — For o1vtse A stave a D me, in recompens» ing bim for sho*ing bim the road Thos. War- som wae lined by the Mavor of Mobile, AW OXF SOWN SOIOIDE COT IT ARW Lge 4 reve, fo ‘te bore and soon bied to death, at , lil, on Thureday, Jours Harver went into a siloon in Wat Troy, on Suncay, took « drink, and while be- vinting toring @ rong, fell cond. A convier in Aonven Srares Parsom, Rawm Ii asmune, prlon Saturday; how, no ome A MRECILDAS LANDLORD IN Wasnreotom took a poor widow's last bed, for « $2 dabt, om ‘Tuorday, leaving ber with ber two small chil dren to lie on the tlvor, TH MATL BAGS HAVE UREN RIPLED at Al- y mveral times since the 3d, and a valuable haul has been had. ‘The postmaster has sont fer Mr. Hotwaoox to sift the matter, A SROKO SLAVE STRUCK A WRITE MAN om Chrisimas day, at Thomasville, Ga, with #xo, cat hiv throat from eat to oar, and digem~ boweied bis victim. A WIGHWATMAN ROSIUED OUF on A farmer driving ovt of ‘Trey on Saturday night, the horses wheeled round, ehook off the thief and ram back to the ciiy. Wa. Wo 11AMS BTOLR A TORAE AND WAQOR at Troy in 1453, He ived in Canada over since, but rotur:ed to his old home at Utica om Monday, when be was arrested, Sanen Jonasson is Uspee Annest ia on «cranes of stealing five dollars from to pay the minister for marrying her ‘THRE BIGHWAY RORNARS AYTACKED & man at Schaghticoke, N. J., on Saturday evening, and gave himan ugly cut on bis haat, but got no plunder; he had put $121 inside his swocking for security In A nowre ERIFe FONT, Mim. on Corletmas day, Wally worded, but not y bis throat cut from ear to ear; dyieg iamediate- ly ; Kinney was justitied by the community. Two ro.waMen named Ceatnonss Lowe, and Dapimt. Harta were stabbed cn Wor day night tn a house of ill fame tn Cinei acl, by two men pamed Lown, Joxter- dey motping, acd [a.iam is in a cridcal com dition, A 10UFG OREM imported from an kin: ; hand throu, h a j+welry store window at Toronte, 3, W., on Monitay, and seizing @ gold watch, pptehiended and the watek Hesey Wa BN, hwy Ht CONVICT ON AvauRN PRIsom,Gmam- No * Maiinn, knocked dowa Keeper Guita, by a blow on the temple with « large on ‘Thursday ; he wou d have followed the blow with another, bad not another convict forward and prevented it. On Naw Yran's sions, some young lads of- fected an entrance into . McMriaxt's store, Shannonville, C. W., by bofing through and un- fastening the back door. They procured about 860 In cash, the most of which has been returned, in some mysterious way, Tax Usirav races MAusuat arrested three jo, rescuers, who, last autumn, nd ran off fugitive slaves, Rev. Gro charged with instigating the rev Lam and McLanas are held on Dona is in Cleveland Tax Arnasy Lunatic Asem now containg the large number of 120 inmates, A MAD FOO BILLED TwRNTY suxEr, at North Brooktield, Mavs., on New Year's night, Hinam Cu avr was survocaran in the cabin of a schooner at Portland, Me., while a Under futmigation to hill rats, on Bunday A Gun sxrLopep, in the nands Mie mach boy, at Yarmouth, Ble, on Seturday, The charge took effect In the’ head of @ c billing him instantly, Mx, Leonanvo Daxter, AN ITALIAN gm GrpaRe, while ona vielt at Yonkers, with bbe wife and daughter, fll off the foot ‘bridge om Friday night, and striking bis head, became siupned and was drowned. Mr. J. Mrssem. of West Farms, while enge- gea in cutting ice in the Broux Kiver, on Tass day afternoon, fell through an air-bold into the water, A person was starding by at the time, but was unable to render axistance, owing to the frailty of the ice, ir, M. was drowned. Ha wasan old man, aud loaves a small family, A PACK ov 100 wouves chased the mail om tier between Depsirou aud Decatur, lowa, one night last week. Ilo threw away all’ his 4 ing to ald his (light, and took refuge in a tree; in the mornii rescued by a pessing trav— eler, insonsible ard frozen, having fallen out of the tree, Mas. M. A. Gramas, wipow or Onaptam Gruman, U.S, Bonator for this state, trom 1809 to 1815, died in great destitution, at Byracuse, on Sunday, Kobbed of $70,000 at ber husband's death, by bis brother, « Jed on, spot lene in character, neglected ut loved, trying te ean existence by fancy work. Mra Geamam wes over 70 years old, Ronaxt Conay, a Revolutionary coldier, 102 ‘ears of age, cied at Cincinnati on the 2is:’ ult, he deceared resided with his two step dausbiere and parsed the winter .f bis days in ject poverty. At 1 years he entered the of the colonista, and bh Waskiscrom served through the entire ¥ war of the revelation, Tak sake bas been quite ely adopted as the device on the i arena Itis the shaps which the Devil took to cause the toss of Paradise to our race.—, fice. q Goop Joww—Wart ‘Taxax,— The Hoo: James McQvavw of Utica—a gentleman left oat of the present Legisl «ture of this state, for bis too great eminence in the last one—is no fool after wl, Here is his last good thing that we have heard of: “Ore thing is settled. Grainy is to go into the Cabinet, He is to be Secretary of the Axte- rior—bis principal duties, to watch the thermome- ter, and tell bow cold it is out there.” ‘We congratulate the Hon. Jasxs on both hie wit ard bis good nature, for both are erie epuine. He seems to understand the true Keeophy of taking a poiiica defeat.— Tribune, ible notice will rush to South Carolina or some other heroic Commonwealib of the South, and implore the my mother state from only drawback to thig intelligencs & that the titiculoas old st he promises. Ax Exonmc us Gray Esai, supported to be 100 yen old, was sho at Wiache: ‘Uhio, Last wee ‘Tweety rtai07s Ov 18% Re votution died during the past yerr; 52 are all that are row left, A SEGS8O BABY, Nor 4 MOATHS OLD, at Alox- roils, has two well developed teeth, and alveacy speaks distinetly, AW OLD LADT, WHO HAS vaaD GLASty 30 sears, bas pethetly recovered ber sigut at Salem, Moor, Axapre. BLN ine TRAN at Pitts bury, Pa, ) ek while ia couversation with atriecd, presented the conductor with, not her tisket—Dete small tooth comb, Ime een KY OR THR Raven Base, Bose i Lo & million combina iocs, became aireoped cn. Maiday, pad the Tpecbasival skill of the maker could Dot pan it, Dusiaess was af aotard sill; « gapg of workwmen ware gt last sat te work to batter down the masonry, i A Barnisu caprant, while giving orders on the quarter-decd of his’ ship at the battle of the Bile, was struck on the bead by s sho: and im mediately became serseless. He was home, snd removed to Sra bir where'for fifveen months he evisced no {atebigenes. Be, wea then passe el im- mediately upem the operation conecloa ~ returned and be ian began busy oot hat be bd ae tg to Re ba wa ise previous] ys te had oh blag care ee ta to eke vexses mane aA, Cukttaaree