Muscatine Evening Journal from Muscatine, Iowa • 2

1860 H. Y. T7EIHILY TRIBUra TELEGIIAPHIO NEWS. taattv CPcl CHICAGO Tiiifjt xn. i raoeracrn rca l5t.

PoLmoaL. Tki gr-it political Csmpalffn ai IT 'ilMgtonu -f SttriUrf nroTO, Dec 10. Mr. Cobb H4igtUin tf Xr. Ther now seem haa reilgned the hlp of the Treasury.

ir to Georgia, on i for cmruVf Hi IrWn iS say I Thuri lr. 1 1 "ta of Juu4ry. iliuid nt auuu i tu last Cabinet meetipg. WasnijtsiToii, Doc 11. Tim Cvr'ttpondtm-t Mr.

WeooU, bearer of th lresidat' IfiSMr to South Carolina, was slao with tbe duty 01 consulting the State authorities aa to tneir purpMoe after the ordinance of secession wss passed lis returned, but evening, and report everything quiet, aod no danger of a collision with fa rederal uovernnmt. 1.0 uay, me arrangement Is perfected until after tbe com tniasirner shall bar failed to arrange (or a citcaiUi iceton. Macretarr 1 nomtiion wui aoon iouow ar Cobb. Ue entered hi otUcO, tc-day, but did nothing more. thin Ioek over a few letter on Mi till.

Secretarr Cobb baa at last resigned, but bis succesinr has not been nominated, el though rumor aas dtuwrenuy, one report 1 mat Mr. Uutbrta nas on namea, ana enotaer that Mr. Holt takea the Treasury, and iion. L. O.

finch takes tbe Poet Office Department Still another rumor la that Mr. SehsU gjoea into th Cabinet A messenger from South Carolina arrived to-dar. bringing the vote of that Btate for Preaident for te essuing four years. Ue delivered the vote, sad drew th pay for hi eervice. Utrald Corrttponlnu Mr.

Buchanan haa tendered the offidi of Secretary of Treas ury to Mr. Guthrie. Secretary or tbe Treasury under President Pick. He bsa accepted it by telegraph. My authority 1 of so high a character that I canfot doubt the report Worid eem fully credited that Postmaner-General Holt will be transferred to the Treasury, and Mr.

King, now First AasiitantwiU be made Postmaster General. ErasWa Corning ia also named aa the successor of Mr. Cobb. Messrs. Miles.

Bonham and McQueen called upon the President to-day, and bad a long conversation with Mm witb regard to tne secession of South Carolina, and the terms on which aha will ro out of the Union. The business of the Treasury was entirely suspended, to-day, aa the President did not oommlssion Mr. Clayton, Mr. uobb's assistant, to till th office temporarily, aa nereturor. This omission was considered signineani.

Reverdv Johnson, who has lust returned from California, declare himself for th Union at all hazards, and against all opposition. Dee. 11. Tbe Democrat! from the Northweit bav bad several oonfereneee relative to th pres ent condition of political, affair. Tbey ranirallT take the noeition eet forth in a a Maasra.

UaUleroana ana euanaiznam i peeohea, yesterday, namely That the Unioa oannot be dissolved peaceably that tbe Northweit wfll under no eiroumsunoee ooneent to be cut off from the Gulf of Mexieo and tbe eitr of hew York that tbe Government, whatever may be its faults, is of inestimable vlue. The leading ioea is a centre! republic, rm bracinr the Middle. Western, and border clave Bute, but depending for it comum nation oa futur cirrumstsneee. L.UnL.-Gen. Scjtt will arriv her to morrow.

Latest trout lijansae JIonUfsaary not be fvitnd. Liavssw'oeth, Dec 11. We have from the seen of tbe late troubles to the 7th last. Large par tieaof troops from Ft. Leavenworth had movtd to Mound City, there joining a force cf 180 men from Ft.

Riley. Attempt were made to arrest Jenniscm, but neither he nor Montgomery nuu'd be found, l.unon Mootromerr'e rtrenohmente to resist are ebforil. The I ihabltsnts of Mound City and vicinity were much excited, leering hanh treatment from the federal anthorlUee. Illnnlclpal Elections. Bosto! Deo.

10. Isaao Davis, th Citisene candidate, was lected Mayor of Weroeater, to-day. Sargent, Republican, waa onoaen Mayor of Lowell. RoXBunr, Deo. 11.

Cbaa. Wo. Guitam, Caionist, wss elected Msyor, yesterday, by SuO plurality. Chaxxxstows', Mass Deo. 1L U.

G. Uutehini. Unianiif was elected Mayor, by 784 majority. i Froat tho Arctic Region. Nsw Yosx, Dec 10.

The Arctio xpeditionry schooner Rescue waa lost in August last CapC Hall, however, was in good spirit and bad already perfected arrangement for continuing hi researches in the spring. The results already accomplished by the expedit'on are important. Both Forbisher's and Cumber land straits, Capt. Hall asserts to be merely Inlets or bays, he having seen them la their entire extent. From the Plains.

Fr. Ksabsst, Dec. 11. Cant Steele, with his company of Infan try, returned last aigtt from Cotton Wood By.i sitha. Chiefs of tbe ox oioux Indians They rfu.d to com --j treaty with tbe eommaader, and ia taix ot war In tbe spring, to avenge tbe death of the son or Agaiaia, on the zstn oz nov-ember, by eitisens of Kearney City.

Nebraska Lcfflalatarek Ouaha, N.T., Deo. 10. The' House to-day 'passed a bill te pro hibit slavery in tb Territory, with but two dis.eoting vote. Tb bill w.ll be eonaidered in th Oouneil to-morrow, and will proba bly pass that body in a lew daye. A bill to incorporate the Missouri and Western Paoifi Telegraph Companies ha been iitroduood and will doubtless beoom U.WV.

From South Carolina and Florida. CnAXXKsTojr, Dee. 9. There is greatar actirity at Fort Moultrie. The defense every dsy is rendered stronger.

Legislator wul probably set during the Convention. News from FlerVla slows perfect unanlto- ity in that State for sedcaslon, and the en-thuaiaam ia increasing tally. Lincoln waa burnt in f5iy at Ferdinanda en Friday last Steamer Dnrtsed. Mxkruis, Deo. 10.

Tbe aUamboat-Flying'Cloud, bound for New Orleans from St. Loi, was burned te tb water's edge, lact nigit. No live lost. Iostox, Dee, 11. The mails of the Arabia elose at 8 o'clock 7 1'rcra I860 GOODS fK fZf VB LIucatiae, 1 Tat Lorcest'ond.

beat or 0 TAP LB 1 a i i 'f AID a A 1, EVER i Brought to ti tat cf Ictt Bnaiaaasjej-sjajp-s LEMP SELLS rcatcUAaxD Turin i IN THE EASTERN CIT1I3, jAf LOW FkJCXS, FBOI Importer tc Manvfacturtri Lirvi L'EMP tfe SELLS Axn irow rssPAUD i TO ilii Dry-Good at ffholade, low as Ajrr sonsa a TBI WM FOR CASH -j OX PBOMPTBHORT TIME BUT1R3 0XL1 MP SELLS I A A A AT RETAIL POR 0 A8H CXXAFKB TXAX AXT Ho in Alt Section th CemeJ! 0 i LEMP SELLS IHTIT1 ALL1 Who iritli to get 1 Bargains for Cut TO C0M1 AJtD III Tltm NEW GOODS. i. LEMP SELLS iZsaa foe tmli frawWl BooU ale Shoe, DaU Cmr. 1-1 IftlBsv Ila tlerj, 1, Clorea, tDanKta, I fJreccTlct Ac cheap for Caih. LEMP SELLS I1U ALL I1IPI or -B -Y '-G- 0 LEMP SELLS AXX DITXBJCOTD 10 I a 8 ELL GOODS AS IW AS AKT EOUSI IX THI WKT.

FOR T'JE: REAM Ul srth aawsaj TO TUE FRIENDS asd PAIB05S or TBS City Boot and EHoo Store, AND THE PUBLIC GEXEZU-X WX are Je-t la ike reestpt a larf a1 awl Led as, aad CkJdrai BOOT AHO SHOES. Alee, eeery deearlptle el GaiUrt, JTU -U Xoroe Q-f Wttb mm wlta-wt aeela. vaia LLVrf as ts vreswr. W. ha.s alaa Boots of own lffajnrfactar a bead, all af ekieb wifl bs eaU FM CASUt Alete Hot mud Carp 1B krisj.

fM aw CAiartAfc dnar baVjw Oreea A Bleat's Beak, aa TW sits Catea Blaak. Maaeatiae.Uet. IT.lHe-w Voto'of Iowa for State Odccrs. DasKoxiria, Deo. 7.

a oCoial rot of Iowa la as follows BtcrtUry af Stata SalU, TO.TOS 13,870 aiJ. Ooraa, 7,01 AedlteeefStala Cattail, IM saaj. Traerarat of Btate-Joaas, ttW U.11T m. cute, i Bagbtar BUU Lead OOos Millar IS.Wl raJ. Sobh, Attoraay OmmMIwun, Al.

MeCUatoek, ST.004. Jnif ItraraaM Ooart-Wrlghl, IX r. Miller SS.1M Ccatraaa, Ira awJ. Saataals, Omcnm, Mod dirte Own, sssj. Cola, 10,140 Truly Tours, ELIJAH BELLS.

Time of Opening tho Insa.no Asy lam rostponea. Mk.EwToa At there are toaoy persons la tliis community that are Interested la aod anxious about: the opeaiog of the Hospital for the Insane, and as I hare heretofore told them that It wonld be opened for the recep tion of patients en the 1st of January, I will now inform tbem, through the Journal, that tho time of opeolog has been poetponed by the Board of Trustees until the Lit ot Tiio. reeeoa 1 for the postponement Is a want of water. The long continued drouth has lowered tho water la the well tea feet, leaving sixteen feet water. The cisterns are nearly empty and the Trusteee think it unsafe to open tho Institution until they are supplied.

It Is expected that the oommie- elonere will eommenoe an artesian well im mediately. I think there oan be no doubt about the opening un the lit of March. The Soperlo Undent will giro timely notioe of the open O. Wi KaoAtD. Musoatlne, Deo.

11,1860. Its' Thm -Mama ta be a diversity of opinion among statesmen as to tho powibii ity of a peaceable seeeseioa of of the 8tates of the Union. Tims alone will show whether secession can take place without Involving the eountry ia all the horrors of civil war. It Is a fact, however, that the Hgt of secession in a certain contingency? is generally admitted by our eitisens.1 Ia a "greet majority of our people are already peaJy-otK $xuioniUt The time has arrived when they feel called upon to eecede, peeeably if they can, foroibly if they must" from the old-established dry goods bouses of Muscatine, and buy their goods at the cheap store of B. Birur, in Groen Waters' Block.

So Ion? as they could get more goods for a dollar at the older establishments than anywhere else they felt bound to patronise them. Nov. as this is bo longer the cae, they ohooee to purchase their goods at Ripley's, where they receive 50 per eertf mort for their money The secedere have not ae yet "donned the blue eookade, so popular in some of the eetton States, nor Is it likely they will. They may be seen, however, at almost any hour of tho day, coming out of Rmir's cheep store, on Second street, with bundles of various sisos, containing cheap dry good. au wno nave participated in this move ment contend that they have ever been faith ul to their constitutional obligations, and that they are simply seeking to secure their constitutional right.

80 reasonable have been the demands of these secessionists so peaceable all their demonstration that no blood has as yet been ehed, and, so far as we know, no ill-feeliag has beea excited and it may be safely predicted that no serf ous evil will result from their acts. We contend that this work of secession haa beon already accomplished, aod the constitutional rights of every eitisen of Muscatine to buy dry goods wherever they can be bought cheap fully established. We will simply add that only a few weeks more remain for our eitisens to procure great bargain ia dry stood, aa we under stand Mr. Ritlit ie determined to oleic out mi entire stock during the preeeot month. The ladies, we truat will th.

opportunity now offered them to boy ehesp. dlt IFron toe I foes Sad DemoeraVI Ok, Dear I Where! the Cam-Ore The returns from this State come txmrin? aieng tiae Ducawneat irom tne tail-end el lannmrmill, and just about as comfortable to read as tnat triangular gram is to sit on I We feel sort of- weakish about tha gixaard 1 We feel chilly, olammy like, just on the small of the back, to read bow this State this Badger btate, hat acted Oh, 7f firy dfn I "I wish I was In Dixie I If tbe postmaster puts another Kepublieao paper in our box until alter .1 bankagi? ing. we 11 ateel hi, door yard I They are ao moan get fellow down and laugh at him I Sitting strad dle of his chest and playing tbe devil's dream on bis abdomen, wouldn't be half as Lad. If the Legialature don't diviJe tbi State, the Legislature ia a fool. Arnold ia scoop-cd Reymert isscoop-ed 'Larrabee is scoop-edl Douglas Is scoop-ed Hurrah for the four Manitowoc county, instead ol 1,400 Democratic, gave Lincoln 150 majority.

Ob, dear I we are in agony Rock country that "wool growing section," gave Lino in any ere from to 700,000 we have not time to count. tr i rfeuerson county oa uirneu over like a boy with the and now lays groaning black side up Wisconsin has done il amuooiii. x.ven tne rail must have voted. He will have more majority in thia Sttte thanyou oan roll down hill I -W bav three hundred pounds of figures, but not enough to give half th Republican majorities in Rock county, eren 1 Go on with your old eoow it won't reia long I or President In 1864, Srxrais A. Dottqlas.

Captain Montgomery, now figuring In th jvnas raid, aoout years ot age, slightly built and of mueh coolness and courage is a Kentuekian, and waa a resident in Missouri, and a pro-slavery man until tbe epening of Kansas for eettlement. There tne wrong inmctei upon mm drove hia to arma in self-defence, and he soon became a leader among the free Stat men. In 1850, led a party to Fort ISoott, and released i ii some men oeiu taere prisoners, lie is a tUO a Tear. FAKICI A airtHLicA aeaiawtaATioatlH waa im auawrai OAtlBALPlI a'u till.a r5 ul uk a xa vaicaf rr JIwTrkTrIesss.1 T'SM, Warld. xt.

rwt i.r Shi wti. tt a Sl- Ws.klr, Ss oo Paiir. fUM is t4rtm. Cal, Tr kaM, TlBta. fcw Tsrk B.rs klf, ft i mtrtl Dally, so lBadls Ik Uar.M.

rrar rllaie fun, BvosIa tmt, far kj Ik. mm lllH r.ll .1 Ihuii mm4 rm 1W s4 HEW YORK nnDEPEIIDSHT two poLLiaa a xlax cajs is actaxci. aavajeHMafsaaaTabstrihe'al aVBJtXTra. E. W.

J. XASTIIaX a TToanxv ao cocxiir. uw- Klaers, BsrIaCasty, lvwa. ls. 1 1, 'SO If.

Itoragw for 43 rain. A 1L (wmlMHiiUitanpi'i taafs A NBMIMMMl Ml OwaW'a ISawKaaw.Wsisf-etslasssllae: iv MONEY SAVED BnbMribtag for tstagaafaoa aad rapora WITH PAX21 DZHOREST. nOVtX FOB iAJICAlT 1S1 JCST BXCX1VIP VT hsmkIii a aew velasM, abUs fmw ym la It SO. aakwMrUoes alsa aw aa(lr411culae, tkl; u4 luT Dm. lias.

ltbi. rAi.au a vuuuii! IW VOUDMKS las eesiSMBslsg I tbe Usa te sstssrlae. haWrlytWa lev ail paper aa fcev. XX. as seat at tasa trrt fALMIK i DIM01ESZ.

situation Wanted A'TOCWO I.APT SwIrM aapIraMat la eaatlag smU, la 4mM siafto miry, la vrtuag far aa la Mas saa ao ssaisiss rnu aKB.klsa. BafMlaadllor IJmmrmmt. Iasalra at Mr. Bovaiaa's, aayaalM Msasals Btack. sie TlAILT rarxas 7 i XJ O.l.y Sraa aa aary SO a a yaar la slmav Kaw la the Usm te sabsartbe, a.

Paa.T. BCBBTTTB. ROGER IE GAMKTTSON WILEY TTATg la ttn sat to arrirs, tbe fellevleg steak A A el uroenlf wkta ws easr to tee traae i 4 kkds acd Cube Eager, IS Ms Crasaad, vw data aad CUrited (mi ran. ISO- sac IU sd4 La-antara Oaffia. loe bals.

kalres sad era, Malaat-a. IW k'. eerk.r Xsaksrcl aad Urmif. 100 eaxaa dried Bee- risf. eon us Codflik.

IN eexal BaSbitt'a 1- raiar, StbJf kb'sS. C. 10 Aea-e. kal aad KaMea. i ksr Klfla sal UgPvedar.

MchwtsTaa. 1 ISO kokca Toaaeaa. tse.oee Iaaru4 aaj DosMltls CLfara. tQO eczce Palaj, remlly uirnii aa raaey Boa pa. i lee sales vrspciag Avias.

40 Hiivdlas eg reree. IM ails Ceetea Tama. AAe-lia Jtsea4Maaa la Boas. 0 dos Bed OarsV. bale, Oottoe Kattlag.

kicetaet. 100 lu kr Lea 3 at ft Qtt Arplo. rsr Drwd Applet a j4 Pcackra. 10 ees besss Uaekhtg. affo Barrel ami Sack Rati, UTa, PRESERVED FRUITS, OYSTERS, INDIGO, ALUM, MADDER; aadBfraeral itackef goeds aiapul te tke city aa eosewj trade.

aev-t( MUSCATINE ACADEMY. mnii lastiiafe ka catrrad aiea Ita sjaartsr. wiU te-taty-ts peatla Sflara saaias aad clesa fassalss tii.ra iuU baaf reeaa (or say wee way be dirpnerd te avail teemeerva ta-treetloa ia Iks Vol low is braeebes, la eeeh el blehelaat-sef dillrrelaad wsH-dipaerd steoaats are ssaktas dairy rreUe'toae, sis i Jtaadiar, Fav ssahlp. ArlihoMtU (aoeimoa aad Oaopapkr, raw star, Ualtad Ratea HWtarr, Aera (OaHarairy aa Boardea). Caesa leery, Letta, Orerk ead Oerwea.

Haetorieal eat, state aad Irctare ca sosae brasck at a atara I eeWaea, sritk Friday afura jea. Oa rrUay, Iks Slst laat, t.ra will be aa azaa-laatioa at Ike eiewes 1 AritkssaUa. Alf abra, Ckaautry tjretk aad ttrrmaa Ths Bar la aad frWaeaef tbe rrai( ear eat eossprislae these Blaise ara rapeeiaiiy rtiaeted te be pretest, alas taeirleeda af edasuie eearrally, J.L.DAYMCBB.rrraalaai. aeTArraaKsaBU bav bee aisde aiU FreL 'break, akaraty tbe errrlsa that saseliaal peaataa ea tsaebar af Ue Psaarertaa tyatasa are escared te lk rtkanl, free el cfcerfs, far tke at net tsse drreted eriUef sack day. 2 youjuxint an Interfiling Book rfA JCO IXID, but o- Palmer eteDemcirs wo nira jeer Axcaxrao 1.3 QllWrfa Caraar Latliea Aatobiecrapalsal Baeollaeilasr Car Barette BalsaeS great Veeei.

llrsntkelJ el ftumn. rViae tbe Usase DarU. llaUta el Oe4 beetety. Paralar Astreaoay by O. M.

MitekelL Kawtei-b7 MarWa Ilarlaad Ceaaia tiatry a aoral by lilt Cray, Italy la Treaartlcsu Mtssorials Tseaaa Bead. Farty years Kxacrieoee I knday Shtl. tradeat OraacrdsBce. Teratea'tailr Frayers. la.1rae.lea la Qysstie EswaUaa desrtW la SOO aid IXIa4trmU3 BzciaUea.

LAND FOli 8ALE. rPBI laTsi(ard wi I tail goed teraas aa Iss 1 tre-rd fatal el acres, aitaalxt la Cada Coaaty. lawa.skoat atilrs aartaa frarta can. La aa liase at I pr aaau Alas ISO eoretaf lead stx aallra aib at WUi.a. A Urn SlOaf laad we af tke Cedar rttar la Cedar V.eaiy, fxwa ia parrl-t tail aerekaters.

Mir. I I04-If I IHOtHA O. V7. HUnPHBXYS, ZTotary Pabllo. OTTTC.

at Moscow, Mssestiae eeeaty. law a WiUaiUadte the aekaewiadcHr at Deeds, uaweitef ateraty, saertgagai, basis. A. Kat t-Aa. 11 CASEJ Slates.

Jaat rare. lbs trad tapplied.by B. M- lUkSFTT BLACKB ZEB IXS eaalc srtisls dried, (t sa BISH0? A SHAKM0. GTJTIKK'3 1st Boat ia Aaatowy aad Byjlass Oatt Aea'saiy fer Ce3rs ad asaUie I Mitchell's ocetraphits, Maataitk Msfcally'a Geafr'tk aerT at PAXJtBa A aaroafw iuuwi roe mvualJ Tne XXXVIlh Congrcas. WAsauoro, Dec 10.

Sxiats. Mr. Dixon said: "Wi cannot hut our eyes to the great truth that nothing less than ue dtsruptum ct me j- 1 the peril to which we am now ex; it enouch for us to know that it would be, not only a great event, but, in its effects 00 the race ot mankind, we great calamity 01 we age. Tne controversy on tne suojeci slavery he now rtacned a point where Us honorable, ngutiui ajusunen consented by the people of ''both sections, hudi indie-sensible to the continuance of the Uovernmeot ia its present form. The election- of Lincoln hastened tn critical aay.

uis oeieat oouia only postpone it. 1 don't Intend to say tiat one section was more to blame than the other, hether both were equally at fault or whether the blame waa wiolly on on aide. Crimination are now useless, nsy, dangerous. II naaaibla. the first thine done should be to restore the fraternal spirit which once existed.

How shall this be done iSf cbeerruuy ana honestly assuring to every section ita Jut constitutional nsbta. No section ought Vo aak more none outht to offer less. Aa what are those constitutional rignta, tnai is a uMect to be eonsidured in a spirit or con fidttnoe, mutual good will and devotion to the Union, for the reservation of which my eon- atituonta are ready to make any sacrifice that any reasonable man asks or an nonoraoie man can grant, consistently with principle. In this spirit I shall meet tni greet question In dom ao. I ahaU be sustained br an Im manse maloritr oi my oonsutuents.

If time shall show that I am wronz tn this belief, I shall instantly cease to represent them here. The people, under God, must save this nation, if it is to be saved the politicians cannot do )t What I may be wtluag to do or the senate be willing to do wiu avail coining, aniws sustained by the intelligence and confidence Of the people. There is a cleas of men North, nerhaps South, small In number and In flu tnce, who assume that the prtsent contest is a conflict of two civilisations freedom or slavery must perish. Tne great body of those I represent do not thus believe. We believe there is no conflict of syums of labor in different Slate Incompatible with the peiceful existence of our Union.

believe the eleveholdinz and non-elaverietding State may till raTolra in hnnonri that, if the oueatlon of alavery destroy the Union, it will Le because the statesmen ot th day are incompetent to the tain." After further debate by Brown, Pugh, Hale and 0 there, the ornate adjourned. WASBnroTOH, Dee. 11. Uocss. Mr.

Cobb, of Alabama, did not rise to make a speech, but to express an anxious desire that the select committee should commence their business and present their deliberations in some tangible form Uis hope was, however, faint a to any use ful result. If anything was to be done to ssve bis State, it must be done at once. The election for delegates to the State Conven bon takes place on the 29 th inst, and the Uonvenuon meets on tne 7tn or January. What mean those crowded fralleriea His answer waa, the excitement which pervades the public, not only here but throughout the country. All are looking lor Congress to do omething.

Ue hoped the House would stop this debate and do something, if possible, to produce harmony among the people. There wss a pure beam ot light from BoNn, which may ultimately bay a good effect on the puhlift mtnd. I jet the 3iOTtb Vliow turu- ing aense of justice, and the question which now agitates into the band ot the people for proper adjustment He trusted that the committee would do something to harmonise the distracted public mind, lie knew that Alabama would not remain in the confederacy longer than the 15th of January, unless something was speedily done, lie wss not a secessionists. He desired peace, predicated on the principles of tne Constitution. Mr.

Dana, of briefly gate bis reasons why he should serve on the committee. He might be blamed or censured, but in acting where bis conscience approved he defied tne opinion of the world. Lie etood nere not aa tbe representative or nil own preierencee but for the interests of hie constituent. Ue regretted that the resolution under bich the' committee was raised came from a distinguished son of Virginia. 1 be Uouse voted, and refuted to excuse Mr Hawkini 93 against 101.

31r. Uawkins, Iet silence might be con strued into consent to serve on tbe committee wished to say, with all deference and good feeling for those who yoted a.ainst hi request, tnat be would not serve. Mr. Birch asked to be excused from ser vice on the committee From the Sooth. Baton Rocoa, Dee.

1 1 T'i Governor, in hi meesage to the extra seeeion of th Looioiana Legtslstore, exhorts caimnes ana aen Deration, say Uiat tbe election o( Li coin ahows that the Northern mind 1 poisoned agtlnst the South that tbe wl-e eoonsele of our father are forgotten, and th fratern! retuntrnce of tLe South are disregarded. He recuro mend a Convention, and mti Lonlslana on glit not to refuse to meet her ein'er slave- lioluing Mates in coor-cM, to demand of IU North the repeal of obnoxious legislation ai guarantee aaioat further similar ineaaurra. lis eaja the- questions should be met before the Inauguration or Lincoln, beeans thoeelf repct and honor of tbe Htatedoe not com port with her remaining under a Black Re publican President. A PMnlntlfin iHmnMiJi a military br ard, and ask aa appropriation of half a mibion donate lor the purcSaie of arms for volunteer companies. The members are not disposed to act hostile, but favor preparation for any emergency.

Chaklistsx. Deo. 10. Special Dipalek the Gist is elected delegate to the Convention, Irom union uiatrlct. Senator Clay, of Alabama, baa tendered Gov.

Moore his resignation, to take effsot on tbe 4th of March, unless Alabama should secede earlier. Col. John A. Elmer has been selected bv Gov. Moore ae commissioner to the South Carolina Convention.

Columbia. S. C. Dec. i.

In reference to commissioners from Virginia, Kentucky, and other border States, the Guardian aays it a useless measure. The Convention will not listen to persuasions irom any quarter." A Virginia Statesman Denounce f- cclon. AuxAXBaiA. Va- Deo 9. Bott's letter on the subject of eeeeeeaion is an extraordinary production.

Hedeclare no wiu nave no part iq the wickedness of secession, and tainke that Irginia will not secede. Be esye the position of South Car olina is bold, plain, daring, flat-footed rebel lion agamst and treaaoa to th rest of th Statei lie thinks tbe only question involv ed in tbe Carolina embroglio is, whether it ie worth while to geep her in the Union. Ue believes thette Federal law a 'should be enforced io Sooth Carolina, notwithstanding an ordinance oi secession, ana i Ditter on of 1860 Is cloed. Tb Utth hti bcenfongbt and won, aod ih ag.e 4 vtetcry perob th Republican bttners. A brain in Iiaeola ha been triampsaniiy elected rrteiacut the Uciud Bi are (or lour year from th 4th March, 1 i8uj.i.

ioa a year that wil meiBrsUe ia aannaia el Americas po.i. Ucj. Tbe Fire-Eater of tt VMoa t-tate bv undertaken to break op th American Colon. TL peop deeidea agatnti thmm mt th ballot bOX. and the? fWai to submit lo tLe Tiri ft unless their dsm and ehall oouipliad folitiwtt Dimiih or rca F-Ers.

1st. Thst ths Free Btat shall pay lor all lagluve from ihor who mav escape. xl anas in owi kldaarjulnr ehall be repealed. fd. That Savary abaii no itnau iuiq ait snd nrotecttd by a Federal Biav Ood.

4lh. That th fllav trafflehall bo re-op sot In th Uittrtet of Uwiamoia SLh. That a law shall be passed granting tie rlgbt to alaveholdsr to trsvel and jurn a tn area oiaies, oooBipaBiu lava. la eat of pon-oomplisDC with thro pro. slavery Firo-EaUr threaten to Meed trout th Colon, and at op a tioutb.

ero Confederacy, re-open th Africa wav Trad, and attempt to lonna a greu aiav holding esiplre, by abeerblng Mexloo, Ceo tral America and tb island or to uuu. Booh Is tb programm of tb Dlsunloutst. In this erlsl It behnove vry oaad patriot aod friend of th Colon and Constlta-tion stand by Un col n' AdmlnUtratloo as th oklDmociaU torm by on.jacaaon when assailed by South Carotin a nolUflera. Tb Free North rout not bo bullied nor fHshtaned bv tie arrogant ol-gberchy into a base surreoder of lu dearest rights aad most chrlbd principle. Oraia Qcunoiis.

Aod thtr srs other Innortmnt maiur to eoffl before th new admiatotratioo. Among tnee ar i Homestead forth Laadle lmprovrcnti of River end Usrbur Oonitrootlon of XvaiiruB4 um I iwug wiu wm v. theMaoofacturlng and Farmiog Industry ot th country Retrenohmant and Reform.ia Ihm admlolatralloa of Government a restoration, in short, of th artlr and purer day of th Republic On all tbes questions, tbe Taiacvs will ever be found an iiruHl cham pion on lb ld of Freedom, Kight and Patriotism. GtsBBAL Nxws. Chicago Isth Comnmr eial mporim of a Urg portion ol th North ut.

and bv reason ot her Immenee sitm of Railroads and tele graph lines, eh baa bo- com a great newe centr aad are eon-fldnt that we Urn reader can obtain thlr earliest Information of passing vnt from th column ol th Chicago Tatar, which I a Ho newspaper thst keep fully up with the nrosreci of th time. A go -d wsfra paper I certainly Utter calculated to pro-mot lb In uresi ol th West than paper Doblisbed 1000 mile away, whloh know fittl aod car he for western Interests, sea tiraem aod requiraatntr. 0BtrcPBHca. During th e-wnlng winter on of th editore will correspond lh Taianra from Wssbington, giyipg fu.l and graphic report of th proceeding ol an xo'ling seation of Oongreve. Another of the editor will attend at prltgflld and keep the) people fully ptd on what will don by tb Mi now Legisla ture.

Correspondents will employed at at th Capital ot low, Minnesota, WHeon un anaiudiaca. From othsr portion of tb country, and from foreign Urdu, w- derive osr iateW geoce from th multifarious rorrespodente of tb Aieodsted Pre, from an immens exobang liat aud the leUers of numerous friends. Uakxits. The Tuaoxa has achieved high renu1 ation a a Comineroial paper, and in this department it pcceeeethenonfiJenc and erioYS tb patronage of beeireae men to a high degree. I ie market report embrace ertry article that the farmer or dealer tan en nee to find quoted fata newspeper, whether western, eastern or foreign market.

The Tbibck also dlseoseee very tally, ia Ita editorial and newe columns, currency questions. Railroad. Bank and State Htucks, agricultural prod nets of America and Europe, and all other topic connected wiui tne ma terial Interests ot oareoontry. AoaicoiToaa. During the eomlng year we eball pay pirticular attsntioa to tarmii mattee.

Ia each iaeue will appear a care fully prepared Agricultural article, contain In a large amount ox iren aau vaiuabi in formation pertaining to lb farm and garden. Interesting lettere from "Rural" and other abl Agricultural and Horticultural writer will be published. No weateru newspaper devotee so much spao to reports ot fairs. crop, stock, improved implement and mode ol cuitore, ana ail otner mattere Interest to th tillers of th soil. EoocATiox.

The cause of Education will reot-lv do attention in our column. And tb Literary aod Misoeilaneooe matter will be prepared with a view to making th paper a welcome family visitor, combining tbe agreeable aod aetul. la abort, the pur, poe of the publisher Is, to make tbe Chicago Tbibcttb lotsrestlrg and vaiuawe tbat no well regulated western family can arroao to aa without it. Now Is lb Km to renew subscriptions snd make club lor th new year. llttl effort tn any neighborhood will procure a lUt of names.

People can aflord to sub scribe, as this is an abundant year KT Poetsge on tbe Caioao Taiaow I oolv ball as much as on lb New York or Jvutem I tuuii or iu TTUBOia. Single 8ubecribera, In 'advance Four Copies Ten Cupie Twenty Oopte (on to getter op of i 1K1 $1 50 500 10 00 SO 00 $7 00 4 00 u- Tbbh or Dailt Oo year i Six month Twin or Oo year 4 00 i snonths 2 00 ygr Money to Eeglste'-I Lette mav saot at our risk. Chicago, 111. Tb email pox 1 making fearful bavoo among th poorer clamea in Philadelphia. Entire familiee have been swept off, and th utmost destitution preraile in certain localities.

It is difficult to obu in medical assistance for the sick. Board of Health is properly eeniurel for neglecting to eapprtu th disease when it first broke ut 'i A Republican paper, eallel the National Republican, ha been leaned at Washington, Mr. Coombe, 1st of Ohio, i th editor. NE AD VEltTISMENTS "nous WAIVTED. VCX WILL FAT IH CASH TUB BtAkXXT ZZJluL 1 ao.

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BtTLkB. Mantis. tM.iita.iMo. w-Waisctoa frmt aa Iva City Mfmrtmr wvfj thrM tiaus towa axromra, vol. ix jcst arcxnvxo at J0H2I makis.

vity or nCIOATIKI I WEDNESDAY, 1 11 DEO. 12, 1850. A general lmpresloo piwvalla that th h1 reason of th South for threatening to aoced la the existence and triumph of th Rspublioan party. Tata ia only th pretext darling project of teoeuloa haa long been cherished at the South for tiro ruicu i lit For the purpote of re-opealng an un restrained African elav trade. The rich want more three, tod the poor ere made to believe that, the ilere trade re-opened.

the can hare slaves, also, as the will then bo cheepers Hoping to aeoor thia object through the Democratic part, and baring ererr km on to auppos ther would 10 accomplish It, the project of aeoeuioo baa been kept dormant The rupture of the Democracy ha dispelled th now orert ireaeon la called in to aeoompliah what toaeeure! id. The South waata to Inaugurate the Free Trade policy. She baa long been uneasy under the tariS which baa tended to build up the nanufacturing interesta of the JTorth. The New York Poet printa a letter from a souu iwoiina pianw, woo kit uua aa 1 1 1 iL I reaaoo rather than the Republican triumph Inr tka miiipu tt Santh Carolina. The letter aavs: V- Charleston hopes, In process of time, to rival New York.

She thinks to become the treat importing aty of the South. Her mer chants and bankers desire a market for the staling bills drawn against their cotton, at the doors or tneir own banks, xney Know that direct importation alone can furnish a demand for these bills, and this direct import ation ther are bound to bare, if a Southern W-injjarur n. hrint.it Th future greatness of Charleston is thus cyphered out as perfected under a free-trade system property-holders, banks and merchants are the leaders and directors ot the movement" These treasonable designs were first pro mulgated by John O. Calhoun. They bare grown in strength sinoe his time.

So deep-seated haa. become the desire for secession that we expect to see it undertaken, at all hazards, by South Carolina, and possibly Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and Florida. No concessions which tho North can make, in honor or Justice to herself, will turn the secedcrs from their purpose. Civil war seems almost inevitable. But whatever may be tho result Republicans will hare no cause for self-reproach.

They have exercised their right to express a preference for a Chief Magistrate of the nation. Their flense bath this extent and no more and, if it brings tn war and its train of evils, Ut them come Our forefathers sacrificed their property and their lives for liberty, and we would be un worthy of our heritage if we would give it up without a struggle I Ielazon Smith Dead. Delazon Smith. U. S.

Senator from Ore-con, died at Portland in that State, on the 17th of Norembor. Mr, Smith was well known in Iowa, having been for many years a citizen of Van Buren county, previous to his removal to Oregon. He was at one time an avowed infidel in religious matters, bat became a convert to Christinnity and joined the Methodist Churoh under the ministra tionoi Ker. lienry Ulay Dean, lie was soon after licensed to preach He delivered one of the most powerful and effective ser mens in toe juetnocust vnuro ei una in 1851, we ever heard. We believe be threw sside his ministeral robes when be went to Oregon, and became a politician of the Democratic school.

Polygamy and Slatkbt. -These twin relics of barbarism are jointly jub lant at the progpect of disunion. Official information, just received from Utah, represents the Saint in high glee over the prospect of disunion and Mormon independence. Brigham Young claims to have prophesied the present condition of things that the Lord would overthrow the despoilers and deliver his chosen people. Skhatoh Siwakd.

The rumor that Mr. Seward will favor any compromise is emphatically denied. Her will make no speech at present CSTDjugW plurality in Miasouri, the ob.j btate carried by him, ia 839, and his entire vote Is less than one-third the total vote of the State. MriTiwors Dis abearance at Fhekokt, rrL Thursday, Nov. 22d, Mrs, John H.

Tyler, of Fremont left home about noon, tell ing me nirea gin mat ene waa going to a neignoors to spena iae aiternoon, ana no further notice was taken of the matter. In the evening, her husband went to the house indicated to spend the evening, but finding that Mrs. Tyler had not been there, and nothing could be heard of her whereabouts, the alarm was giron and search wss made, but no traces could be found of her. It ap pears upon inquiry that she bad been seen in the afternoon going in the direction of the river below town, since which time noth ing has been heard or seen of her. The -river has been dragged, and the most thor search been made, but no developments hare been made to unravel the mystery.

She left a note behind indicating insanity on religious subjects, and bidding her husband and child a farewell. There is little doubt in tbe publio mind but that she ha made way with herself. Fbom Eouora The steamship Asia bring later advice from Europe, via Queenstown, Nov. 2otb. The most important feature in the news is the announcement of a fell in American railway securities at London, and a decline of 6d on American flour at Liverpool.

On the 25th ult, two flve-etory buildings were d-stroyed. by fire in Warren street, New York, ioTolving a loss of $300,000 One of of the firemen was killed. o'olook. to-morrow. Hh sail at th seoeeeion party.

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