Celcgrapljtc
THE AMERICAN.
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until it will be
J-'KIMl WAKIIIMTIIKI.
WAont.NuTON.rub. 19, 1801.
trie tamit.
Senator Cameron made n earnest appeal
Ibis niornitt to his cnllennnes, " pas 1,10 !
Tariff with the It-net possible delay, onil mil;
be swayed hy tin? appeal "t gentlemen rep
resenling almost every brunch fif American I
industry onct foreign 'ppportn'inn. There in j
ruiiiifi In that the iw York nn- I
porters would to defeat the passaire of
the hill by ennsmninj time,
"overslaughed.
tub trtom nit ros loan. j
Secretary Hit objects to the ioo ff fifty- j
fVllar ronpon hon'-ls. Several reason? are t
assigned in support nf his objections. Oa
er-'ument i. that Hie etvrnvinir nnd prinliiin
nf'th bonds for the lv'itht Million l.nsnwill
met the Mine' mm of one hundred ami two
thousand dollars, and 'hut iho epensus
should not be unnecessarily increased. 1
'fiiltt'V lore oil the I'tannf Cmirilitili'm. ,
Thn rumor, ennorolly currenton ihe strcels
he- ynslerdav. thrtt tlm Peace Cnnlnrencn j
broke tp on Saturday under nn i'?riM-mfnt In
ttrri. is wholtv unfounded. Tim proceed
ittir cave hope that the report or Committee f
wmhl ho adopted. Today was civen to
debute, and to-morrow there will be an eflnrt :
to bring the Conference to a votp, which. :
from the demonstrat Urns, will probably stand ;
thin :
l-'i.r the Report Wiodn Island. New -Jersey.
Ponnsvlvauia. Illinois, Delaware, Mary-
land, Virginia. North Carolina, Ketitucky, :
Tennessee sod Missouri 1 1. j
Against thn Report Maine. New Harnp.
fhire, Vermont, Massachusetts. Connecticut,
New York. Ohio, ludiaca, Iowa, end Wis
urinnin 1 ll
This veto would carry tho report of tho
committee by one majority, but there will be
onlv fonr out of fourteen free States voting
J. ,.i u i. .. - i.nn
for it. I he Vote ol Ullin wouiu nmu uttu,
Tur the report, had Judfo Wright lived. Wo ;
held the casting vote or his Statu, end ailvo
rated Mr. Outturn's proposition. Displace
hns been DUed by the appoiulmeut of Mr. I
Walcott.
The Virginia Commitsiotiers dnRirp to leave
tiothini; to construction, and in this they arn
sustained by Maryland and the other States.
Hence, efforts will he made to clear up all
BUibisuities hy amendments, befnro a direct
vote be taken on th report. Mr. I'ylor has
nl?o nroposed amendments to the ellcct that
thn Trfsident shull appoint all Territorial
officers for Southern Territories npon the
recommendation of two thirJunr the Southern
Henators, and those for tho Northern Terri
tories upno a siinilnr recommendutiou from
two.thir.ls of the Northern Seuators. This
is designed to Runrd tho Southern Territory
from anti slavery troiaeanJisls in tho way oT
Federal officers. TheKUtesof Khode.lsland.
New Jersey and Pennsylvania are anxious
and determined to have a saf tuctory stlllo- i
inetit. i
Further Ttttimany ayuinst Fx Secretary Flnjil
Ike VolunUcr Mil Unfit a Satis- ;
factory A'ljusli:.nt ty the I'eace Cohj'e. '
rence. !
It appears from thn invpsticntirin of the 1
House Military Committee, that ex Secretary ;
Floyd accepted A. K. Kelknap's bid for a j
hundred thousand muskets, but that Secretary
Holt refuses to recognize tho contract. Mr. 1
Iiulknap says they were Intended for the i
Sardininn (Jovernment. It is further shown '
that Floyd distributed, without any order, I
through th Fnirintier Department, sisty-five ,
thousand percussion muskets, forty thousand -iiltered
inusUels, and ten thousand riliefi,
among tho arsenals at Charleston, Augusta,
Mount Vernon, Hnton Kongo, and in North '
Carolina. With tho exception of those for
thn lat named, tho arms fell into the pos
session of Mouth Carolina, Alabama, Louisia
na and Georgia, by their secession movement.
Some of the delegatrs to the Peace Con
ference say to-night that they will probably
by Wednesday, agree opon ft plan of adjust
ment which will be satisfactory even to tho
Virginia Commissioners. The Territorial
Huestion was under consideration to. day, and
the debate was directed to the object of
securing unanimity on that point.
BUNBUHY, FA.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1861.
II. B. MAS3ER, Editor and Proprietor.
r n.
To Advkrthsih - -The rirrnlRtion of III ?csiii bt
Amrhicatc Rfnittiq the (tifTrrinl townunn the Sufqurhnitiin
in not exrerilril, if rnnxlleil ly any pnper nilhlillii'd ill
Northtrti IViitiiylvmiiR.
CJT For Kknt. A house and lot in Market
street, Sin. bury. Apply at this office.
Mkpi-a.mii.k Coi.i.Knis Si iioi.arsiiii' For
sale nt this office, several ceitiGcatvs of
scholarship on reasonnble terms.
KJ." Hank Hirkctoii. Samuel J . Packer
V.ri , or this place, was on the 7th inst., elec
ted n director of the Hunk o! Norlhuruberland,
in pbice of William T. Forsythe. resigned.
Fresh Sliud, the first of the season,
made their appearanco in llarritburg on lust
Saturday, and sold for filty cents each, a price
: which gives thetn rather a silvery taste.
i They will noon be nbtmd.int at cheaper rates.
..
I 65? 1 Dkstiu i tive Fuksiikts. A largo num.
i her of pur exchanges bring details nf the late
frefdiots, which seem to have visited many
j places, both at tho North and at the South
, The Albany, N. Yr., papers estimate the
, damage occasioned by the freshet at that
i city at $10(1,000. The Troy papers set down
'. their loss at about $10,000.
I fri" lioiiLY Lady's Hook for March is on
; our table, and is a handsomer number
I than either the January or February num.
, hera. This shows that Uodey does not
! waste his strength on tho January number to
' the detriment of the following numbers of the
year. I lie engraving "(. urixt lllessmg Little
Children," is splendid, tho Fashion Plate
large and attractive, and the other illustra
tions numerous, which, with the reading
mutter, is just such as tho ladies want.
conditio op the I'tninAi, in ham ky
issue op mvtitVMK.T iiumii.
Secretary Dix sent to tho House of Ileprn.
seulutives, on the 12lh inst., a letter in rela
tion to the financial condition of the country'
He shows that before the 4lh of March the
following liabilities (all due l
Km ihePintr Drpnrtnrnit, l!0,Mi9 r,9
Fur Ihc InicriiM HrpurOlirnt I,kiiH,3-27 .15
for the Wni Urpmlmriit, 1 ..VJI.CII 00
Kif Ihr Nvy lir.purinieiit, ,iMi,ihu iki
I-' or thn IWioflire Di'pattinvnt, 7liu,IKl0 (IU
Jtcpiifitiuna el Wur und Navy lift enmpMpi!
with I.FM.WS I!)
Trcnnirv Notes fulling due before the llh ol
.Miii. h, l,'l1,7(iO 00 i
For the Tirimiirvr'-pnrtinriit SOI . 41 Jd
For the l.ishlhoufe Uonnl, All ,
Fiiliing tlountiei due, eiliniHtcd, -ti5. .VJI til
Sf.mil.llS oil
Mr. Dx further remarks : j
"The accruing revenues will it is estimated
meet about $1.1 100,000 of the amount, leaving
$8,000,000 to be borrowed. There is in the
Treasury, snbjoct to the druft of the Treasu
rer of the United States, but little more than
$r00,000, and there are requisitions in the
I ft, f, - ... l
that the crisis was I 1 "-usury iparimcni amouuui.g to ueany
t-,ouu,iiuu unanswered.
"In the present condition of the couDtry
it would be impossible to borrow the money
needed to meot the wants of thn Treasury,
unless at a discount which would seriously
impair the public credit, without some pledge
in additiou to thut ol the fuith of the govern
ment. Several of tho Slates, iu accordance
with a suggestion contained in my letter to
your committee of the 1 8th of Junuary last,
have offered to superadd a pledge of their
fnitb to that of the United States for the re
demption of any bonds it may issue to the
amount of the public monev denositet) with
purchased by the proprietors of the ! ,bem f spectively for safe keeping under ; the
... i ii . i,i i u i i .i ,, i i act of 23d June. 1830. If Congress will au
mental Hotel,' wh.eh, hke the C.rard, ; .,,, - . h .,?,,. lll6 mnni.
refjuired to meet the liabilities due and to full
due before the 4lb oT March cau be obtaiued
ut par.
"If the authority is not granted, I am sat
isfied it ran only he procured on terms which
wonld be exceedingly disadvantageous to the
government, and in thn highest degree rielri
mental to its credit I should not venture to
Bsk for a loan exceeding two millions of dol
lars, and neurly thn whole of this amount to
be retired to meet the redemption of treo
Kiiry notes to full due before the 4lh of March,
There would be due on that d.iy about sis
millions of dullnri to public creditors, whose
demands could not reinuin unsatisfied with
out subjecting ihcin to thd mofct serious, and
j tUT 'The Latkst. 'The spring f.ihions for
. pntitaloons are already out in Philadelphia,
i and of course will soon be introduced here.
The favorite style is a narrow plaiJ, iu euor-
mous squares. Our reportorial cotemporary
1 of the Xorth .hncrv:an saw a samplo, which
: he thus describes : "Cue bar rests upon the
! boot, the next at the knee, and the third ut
the hip, the fnirth forming the waistband.
'The legs of tho gentleman sporting these
trowsers reminded us of the loog loop-bolo
windows iu the front of the Fastern Pemteo
liary. The color is a lively hrickdust, barred
witli orange." i tier a a fu&uioa tbut 13 a I
fubbioo 1
l.fcTTl:n from the r.niTOR. DATttn
Wasiiinoton HnfSK. 1
mtatlelfhia, Feb. 19, 18C1. J
Few people who reside outside of the great
cities, ran imagine the disastrons effects which
such n crisis as tho one under which wo aro
now suffering produces on the manufacturing
and commercial iuteresls of the country.
Failures io Philadelphia and New York, of
houses hitherto deemed thn best in the
country, have given such a shock to public
confidence, that trade and commerce are
everywhere paralyzed. Notwithstanding our
abundant crops and good prices our mineral
wealth and extensive commerce of tho past
year all business seems prostrated. The
banks io New Yoik have over thirty. seven
millions of specie in their vaults, or about
nineteen millions more than tbo usual amount,
yet the United States Government caunoi
effect loan, eaetpt at exorbitant rates
Mr. Lincoln's declaration
an artificial one, was an unfortunate slip of
tho tongue. Indeed, tho President elect has
not added much to his n potation as a slates
man by some of his recent impromptu speech,
es, and has said a number of things tbut bad
better remained unsaid.
The uaual Southern travel having in a
measure ceased, its effects are severely felt
by the lurge hotels. The (jirurd House, in
this city, is to be clospd on the first of March,
the bulnnre of thn lease, it is said, having
been
"Continental
has not been paying expenses, for some
months pBst.
The action of the Legislature in the passage
of theSunbury & F.rie ltailroad bill, and the
commutation of the tonnage tax, which
passed the House by a largo majority, gives
greut satisfaction in this city. Philadelphia
and the whole State are deeply interested io
these great improvements. After these mat.
tors are disposed of, Mr. Williums, of Alls
gheny, intends to stir up the Supremo Court.
He says if he don't empty tho benches, he
will nt least make them shake in their seat?.
M r. Williams is an aliio lawyer, and io debate,
perhaps, the strongest man iu thn Legislature,
Some of his friends think over zealous, hut
no one who converses with hi.u, can doubt
his sincerity.
'Tho new government of the South is be.
ginning to assume form and shape, but it Is
singular that South Carolina should be rep
resented in it and its cabinet, by only one,
and that tho least important office, Secretary
'Till'. PHACK CON'li I! F.SS. him to ascertain whether Mr. Floyds acccp
It must he borne in mind I hat the Pome , t.ioeos wi-r.- good.
Congr.-ss sits with closed door, ami that in.- . r '" ' J on the l resident, who
Commissioners aro iduilgeil, us hm.oi e , said he kn. w iiollnou ul.oiit them, or any lw
men. nnL In rpvniil wtini Iritiiti.ii-fA Tlo
has forced correspondents, who are required tailed on Mr. Floyd, who said that the accept.
io seoa a certain quota or "sensation items,"
to forward many apparent sketches of debates
which have only taken place in their owe
imaginations, greatly to the amusement of
those who have had speeches manufactured
for them. Mr. Uuthrio stated to day, in
conversation with a circle of his acquaintan
ces, that the remarks of F.x-(jovcrnor limit
well, or Massachusetts, were doubtless a cor
rect exposition of the views of the New
F.ngland Republicans that Mr. Redden, of
Virginia, wus a lair representative wf the
Secessionists and that there was a medium
ground, npon which bo believed tbut the
conservatives of the country might stand.
Mr. Hives, of Virginia spoke at length in
the Congress, and implored Northern men
not to sacrifice the Union.
'I'll H SOUTIIKKN CONGKKSS.
AN IMPORTANT MM..
MoNToovKHY, Ala., Feb. 19. The Con
gress has passed the bill for the regulation of
the customs, which admits tree ol duty all
bnadstuffs, provisions, munitions of war and
materials therefor, living animals and agri
culturul products in their natural state ; also,
ll ooil s, wares and merchandise Iroin the Uni
ted States, if purchased before the 1st of
March, and imported before the 4th of M arch
Texas is exempt from tbeoperation of the
tariff laws. 1 his news is reliable.
AHKIVAL OF 1'HLJ.IDE.Vr U.1VIS-IIIS
SI'Ktl II.
Montoomkry, Ala., Feb. 1C. President
Davis arrived last night, and wus haudsoiue-1
ly received by a military escort, oud also a I
civic procession. A salute was lired, und I
much enthusiasm manifested.
MoNTnot.KKY, Feb. IT The trip of Picsi-
deut Davis from Mississippi to this city, has
beeu a perfect ovation. He uiadu Iweuty- I
live speeches on the route, returning thanks ;
for thecoiiiplimeiitury greetings to the crowds i
assembled nt the Vunuus depots, where he i
was received with uiilitury escorts and salutes.
'The committee ol' Congress und the Mont-
eomery authorities met Presideul Duvis j
about eight miles from this cny, and formally
ances w ere In accordance wit a the usage oi
the Department, and were giveu conditionally
as to the arrival of trains from one point to
another.
Mr. Henjamin reminded him of the impro
priety of such proceedings, and Mr. Floyd
said he would sign no more. Hut notwillv
standing, from April to December he gave
acceptances to the amount or two millions
one hundred and sixty three thousand dollars.
'The lust hatch was on the 13tb of December,
the day Hailey delivered the lust supply ol
bonds,
'The committee have ascertained that mnny
of these acceptances are still out, and $'JC0,
Ol'O worth of them are in the hands of one or
two parties alone, but which are worthless.
The committee make no recumineudalion,
but merely report the fuels.
Sbamokin Coal Trade.
SlIA.MOKl.N, Fub.M, lf-01.
TONS. CWT.
Sent for the week ending Feb
ruary H)tb, 3.M8 0C
Per last Ueport, 17,1 10 10
To same time last year,
Increase,
20 ii;s
13.001
ii;
id
i.TOC IT
Tho Northern Central Railway.
The arrival of Pasdenger Trains on the North
ern Central Kail lioad Iroin SSunliury, is as lol
ows :
ARRIVAL. tlFPA KTI'RK
Mail Train, North, 4.W I". M , S.ihi f. M
" rs.utii, n.lsA At , ii.suA.M
Sunbury & Erio Railroad.
The anival Hint ilrpnrlurr nf P:iw;ene.er Tonus on the
Sunbury ,V l'.rie Kutlroiiil m thn place, if as follows
New Advertisements.
am: in it tAu:s.
Y virtue of sniuhy writs of Vin. p.jporm i-
ued out ol the Court or Cninninn I'll - f
Northumberland county, lViiiivlM1,,i;ii t.j tlin
directed will he ex pored Io public dale, nt thn
public houae oH.'spt. J. M. Un; j tlc 'r..,
of Milton, on Thurmlav the 1 llh duy 0, ,lr ""i
A.l) lM,.t 10 o'rjock, A. M., the f!uw .
described rei.1 estate, to wit : 1
A cert tin tract or piece of land, Kitimtp j ,, ,
wnre townKhip, Norlliuniherlainl cnuntv
s.vl vfliiia, bounded anil described nH loll.ms ,.
isinning at a post in Turhulvillc n.nd ; ili.-'i,u.
north 14, west 64.0 perches by land of Phi!,,,
Hteinrick to a pout ; thence by same south ?::,
west 4.".4 to a post; thence by Innd of lir T."
bias Piper, north 14. w. st 44 pen hes to a i,0-t
: " omxei, norm tiv r.t
i 8a. to a post; thence by land of t w .1M ,,t
j Samuel Cnhiw. ll dt e'd , south ljwesl 'H'.1, t , n
i (Mist, in Turhulvillc road, thence hy sunn- hii,,
I f,5l we' 20 2 to the place of brginnins, roiitan .
j ill!! 3d acres and !M pirclies, Mrict me sn,:
! mote or less, all of which i i clearp I, upn'i uhi 'i
there is a prowiug orchard. Heiwd taken in e ,.
I ecution and to be solJ as llic properly of P. . ,
I Fox.
AI,iS(l : At the same time and place, two cer.
i lain lots of KMond, sjlu itn in t!iu Imroim'li of
I Millon, Norlhliniherliilnl coonly, bonnilr.l nn the
j north by Mnrket strei t, on the south hy nn nlle,
j on the eaBt by a lot ol John is. M irti, and on i!o
wesi oy oecniid slrecl. wbereon is erected a two
slory log dwelling houe, weatherbi anted, and
kitchen, a stable elaiiuhlcr hou-e aid u'her ni f
huildiniis. feized taken in i xecutiori and to be
sold as the property ot .l icoh Miller.
DAVID AI.DHON. Sheiiff.
PherilF's ollice, )
Hunhiiry, Peh. !i0. I HO I.
ft- 'f . -
Mail Train. North,
' " S.nlli,
Ffi-rght nml Aceom.
N.irlh,
Sonlh,
Arrival.
KM V. M.,
!l,4.- A.
S im P M.
Iemrlnre.
S.HI 1. M.
l,jll A.M.
?,i) A M
The Klmniokin Volley nml rullnvllie nnilrnml.
n nil A M.
4 30I-.M.
Ml. t'nrmel.
in some cases ruinous, losses.
Mr. .Sherman, rrom tho committee of ways
and means iu the House, reported a hill
authorizing thn President, in place of a part
of thn loun hill, to issue coupon bonds of a
denomination not exceeding filly dollars, and
bearing not exceeding six per centum inter
est, end running twenty years, und pay such
bonds at pur to those creditors who may he
willing to receive them, not to exceed the
amount authorized by the recent louu act.
of the Interior, nn office for which there is no
business. Already South Carolina protects
against the tariff policy of the cow govern
ment, and against tho clause of the coutlilu
tion prohibiting the stave trade.
I witnessed, a few evenings since, the
TIIK TAIUI'F.
Washington, Feb. 10, l8(il. Tho Senate,
has harmoniously considered the various
amendments proposed to the new Turit)', and
the New Yorkers keep their warehouse sys
tem by a vole of 2T to IS. Senator Cameruu
vainly endeuvnred to convince bis colleagues
thut this wurebousd system is in reality on
performance of Mr. Harcy, tho greut horse. uctimt for the foreign merchants of New
received 111 III. 'Two I'lUe inilllury companies I nsseni;er train leaves Sni.bnrv at
from Columbus, Ueorgiu, joined the escort at
Opeleku.
He arrived here at 10 o'clock last night,
and was received with should Iroin the large
crowd usseinbled.
Iu reluming thuuks at tho depot, Presi
dent I 'avis said that he felt proud to receive
the congratulations und bospitulities ol the
citizens of Alabumu. Ho briefly reviewed
the present positiou of the South and said
the tune lor cuinpioiiiiiies hud pussed. We
are now dulurmmed to iiiuintuin our position
and muke all who oppose us smell Southern
powder, und leel the .Southern steel, ll coer
cion is persisted in hu hud no doubts ol the
result. S u will maintain our righls and our
(Jovurnnnjiit at ull hazard. We aak nutb.ng
oud will buvu Do compliculiuns. ll the
other iSiules join our cuulederutiou they can
I'reuly come In ou our terms. Uur separaliuu
Irom iho old Union is comple, und no com
promise, no reconstruction, cau be entertain
ed. A lurce crowd awaited President Davis's
t" A Uoou Stuiii;sTo!. A hill was in
troduced by some member of the Legislature
who appreciates tho services of the "boys who
run with the masheens," to exempt the off),
cers end members of all regularly organized
turner. Turco, a handsome but a most savage
gray horse, was brought on the stage. He
would snfTer no one but his groom, a colored
man, to approach him. As Mr. Haiey camo
near he would strike at him with his fore
feet, nod mouth wide open. Mr. Karey,
watching his opportunity, suddenly sprung
to bis shoulder, and with his little straps
soon got him on his knees, and iu ubuul
thirty minutes laid alongside of him, playing
with his heels. When he arose Bo phiyed on
a drum placed on bis buck threw a saddle
Vol I;, yet those Seuators opposed to pro- j arrival ul the Kxchuuge Hotel, and lliu ladies
Ore companies from the performance of i loose and ungirthed on bis back, and mounted
Mr.
Ilnmlin on Ills way Io Washington
Sjieech tit liaiifjnr, Maine.
llANrion, Mo., Feb. 18. Mr. Hamlin, the
Vice President elect, accompanied by his j
ilo, leTt for Washington this morning, lie
vas escorted to the depot by thousands of.
lis fellow townsmen, who cheered end bade
lim farewell. j
Previous to the starting of the train, Mr. j
lamliu reEpoodud io a brief address, us fol j
jws :
'I go to discharge the official dnties which
avo been conferred hy a generous people
dying on Divine I rovidence
military duty, unices iu time of actual war.
A cotuinpnrary, endorsing the measure, says
j that the "boys" devote uiore time Qd money
I to the protection of the rights oud property
! of others thau all tho military companies put
together, but suggests that the bill "bo co
I amended as to cmbruco only the uclive mem
; born, and exclude from its benefits the mere
j tlronet in the lire companies." We heartily
secocd the amendment, and hope our I.egis
lative friends will pass tbo bill, with the
aAeudment.
and dismounted without disturbing the cuddle.
1 IMAL PASSAOI-: OF TIIK SLMtLHV All)
FKIK HILL.
The bill to rhani'G the name of the Kiinlin. 1 facturer. who is bench ted bv it.
ry and Erie Railroad was passed finally on ! whole history of tho warehouses
teclion were clamorous id us buhalf. He
suid :
"If the duty was paid to day ou the goods
now iu houd in the diU'ereiit warehouses of
thu Coiled dilutes, we should have in our
'Treasury about 1 10.0111', mil). Those 10,
OnO.OUU would relieve as from ull trouble.
We wo now paying 12 or 1-1 per eeut. for the
use of money which is jujtly due to us from
these goods. Senators talk against giving
protection to the manufacturer und thu labo
rer : but wheu we come to this protection to
the merchant, nothing is sitid about it. My
I impression is, that this thiog is more to the
! advantage or the owners of tho warehouse.1!
: iu New York '.hen it is to uy other people.
I Cerlaiuly the legitimate merchants ol New
York, the men born, raised und edueuted
' here, whose capital belongs to this couttry,
have no be lit In from it ; but it is the loreigu
t ir.or.-haiit nr llis nrronl. nf t ha fiimin-11 niMiin.
J hut IS the
5- Latest Nkws. The Merrill LurifT bill,
after being chutiged iu many important re
spects, was passed in the United Status Sen
ate on Wednesday lust, by a vote of 25 yeas
to 14 nays. Senator Kigler voted with the
Republicans present io its favor. Tho pro
vision for the ubolition of tho warehouse sys-
I trust that i tcm in 1,18 ori8'ua' bill has, we believe, beeo
confidence shall never he betrayed. 1 . eutirely removed from it, and the rate of duly
iow full well that dark clouds are hover inj j on a number of articles have been reduced.
oiinJ the political horizon and thut "mad- .... future proceedings in the House will
'1.9 lUll-n I Ut, IIUUI. J.lfc Olll UUIVI Ol e lllli
ir pJiple are not only loyal to the Covern-
decide whether these amemltocuts will be
nt. but Bre fraternal to all its citizens. i concurred in.
i l, when in practice, it shall bo domonstra-I Old Fort Kearney, Nebraska territory.
; Saturday last, io the House oi Repretenta
i tives by the following vote, viz :
1 Yeas Messrs. Ahhou. Acker, Aiuleisrai, Annslronir,
Atheoin, Ausllil, tliill liiinuley, lh.rthol.anew. Itisl,
lllair, Hoer, llrestler, llrewseer lluller, (CarlH.n.) llutler
(Ornwfonl,) Byrne Tielwell Cnlliiis. Coivan, Ciaii;. Done-
lass, Llinfii-lil, llilneali, l)iiiilai, Kllenl.erer, (irtsluM. lira
ham, llHi(H.'r, llaivey, Mayes, lMlnian, llo,4l, llohns,
llulin, Kline, Koch, lawreiiee, I.eisfi,rinir, lwthcr, M:
tloiiiuch, .M'iiomyal, .MuiiiloiU. .Markliall. Moore, . rri
s,il. Mullin, Olter, Dfleihoilt. I'ielee. Preslon, P'tehe,
Kaiulull, Iteily, Khoads, Ki.lwav, Roltinson, KH-r,
Seliroeh, Sell.er, Siialer, SI eptuir.l, Smuh (fierks.) Smuli,
(I'hilnilelphia,) Stehirmii, Strane, Teller, TIiomihb, Walker,
While, Wlkli yai il I lain. rH'akel 7ii
Nav Messrs. AlexainlHr. Hixlei, Tllanehsril. Kliss,
Itrrwlheurf. Ilurns, Clark. Cope. DiFiiiant. llonley, r.liiott,
l-'razier, liililtoiiey. Ooehrnn:. Ileek, (till, Irvia, l.irtien
wallner. Mver, rulleroii, lieirl, Stonctek. Taylor,
Tracy, Williams anil Wilson 'it..
1'ollitically eighteen Democrats voted for
the bill and ten against it. The others vo
ting were all Republicans.
bill, for tiik ruinicTATiu.i ot-Toiv
na;k iil'tii-.s.
The bill commuting the tonnage duties on
the Pennsylvania Ruilroad passed Gnal read.
"Seuators tulk about olber countries pro
tecting commerce by the warehousing syblein
but they forget that io no country iu the
world are the foreign products allowed to stay
in bond, except bo fur as they add to the ben
efit of the maoufuclurer of the country io
which they are. 'That is the system in Eng
land. 'Their whole warehousing system is
for the benefit or the uiauufucluiers of loreign
couutries."
A M K N I) M E N Tri Cl X 1 UO X .
'The amendmeuts affecting iron and steel,
as adopted, make the sections amended, read
thus :
Section 7. And be it further enacted, Thut
from and alter the day and year uforeaid,
were equally eiithusiuslic with the gentlemen
In respunse lo eulhusiuHliv calls he uppeared
ou the balcony, and suid .
Ft llow-cilizeus Drelheru of thu Conf .der
ated Slates of America lor now we uro
brethern, not iu name merely, but iu fuel, nreu
ol flesh, of onu lioue, of oliu interest of thu i
identity of our domestic institutions. We ;
havo henceforth, 1 trmt, a prospect ol living
together iu peace with our institutions, the .
subject of protection and uot delumutiou. ll
j may hu thut our career will be ushered in
amiust a storm. It muy be that, as this,
! mummy opened wilh clouds, and uiist, und
ruin, we shall have to eucouuler iucouvem
j euces at thu begmuiui;, but us the euu rose
be lifted the mitt, dispersed the clouds, and
I left us iu tbo sunlight of Huuven, so w,ll the
progress of Southern Conleiierazy carry us
i bale over lb sea to the sale harbor of cou-
I bliliitioiial liberty and political equality
: ( A ppluuse.)
I 'Thus we shull have nothing to fear ut
j borne, because ut home we huvu no homo-
geuity. We have nothing to fear abroad,
because if war should come if we must agaiu
' bjptisu in blood tho principles lot which our
! fathers bled ill the Revolution, we shall show
thut we are not degenerate sous, but will re
deem the pledges ihey gave to preserve the
sucred rights Irausmitlfd to us, and show
that Southern vulor still shines as brightly
as in 1710, in 1 to 1 2 . aud every other conllicl.
(Applause.) 1 was lulorined, my Iriends, of
! your kindness, und that you ouly required thut
1 should appeal before you.
Fatigued by travel, aud so hoarse thut I am
unable to speuk al any length, I came merely
, to assure you of my grutiluou 0r these maiii-
festulious ol your good will. 1 come with
Tiik (Irkat Horbk Tamkk. Mr. f! itpv fs
astonishing the admirers of horse flesh here
j hy his exploits wilh nntamed steeds. He
j tnkes in hand the most savage of erpiines. und
i he usually bring' them to terms in about lif
i teen minutes. There is nothing verv remar
j kable ahoet the uppearanre of the preat
; lamer. He is a good lookinjj man with ft
I benevolent Tace and firm eyp, and hn always
presents nn elepant and centletnanlv appear
onre, from thn fact that he invariably dresses
in thp earments made af the Itrown Stone
' Clothine Hull of Roctihill .V Wilson. Nos.
: fiilll and CO") Chestnut street obove Sixth,
Philadelphia.
t'ot f.-irs The Fndden chances of our cli'
mate are sonrres of IVlmonabv HnoM-iitAi.
and Asttiwatio Aitwtions. F.xperienrp
havinr proved that imple remedies often net
; speedily and certainly when taken in the
, curly stages of the diseases, recourse should
nt onee be hail to "l,rcns hnmrlititi
l nirlitu" or Lo7."lice, let the Cold, I'odl'Ii,
or Irritation of the throat be ever so slight,
as by this precaution a moro serious nttack
may he effectually warded off. Prr.l.H'
SrKAKK.ns and Sim:krs will find them effectu
al for plearirir and strengthening the voice.
See advertisement.
riiii.ADKi.t'iiii coi.ixii:.
S. ,'. corner of' Stvrnllt nml Clxnittl Strcftf.
Tins is one ol
I'.IUHT COU.V.r.l.S. rflXSTITfTlMi Till: -N
TIO.V.M. CHAIN."
I.iW?A1Kn is
oimtieipliia, ,rw ork uuy. AILunv, Uull.,1 ,. (:,.VI-
I hieau-', nml Ct. Loins. Ci-h . ,;u fIiiiih i mii lie our
I I
ell ised ia
r-
"Not dniiaerons to the lliminu I'ronile. "
. "Itats coin," ..ut of thi-ir holes to i!ir."
'Pi lTAR" Kiit It!irh, Ar , KxtTiinu;il.'f
t'llSTAt'S" llfit-lm" rxftTlinii:it.'r
"I'OS'l'AirS" Klrrtric P'twilrr, hir ItifrrlP, Ar
, PKA1KCIVH ISKT ANT1Y.
Hntr ftimrlirw Mi.'i' MhIcp iiniiiui M -it Hfl. line
Ami MoHm MttuquitiM-i !'U' I iiri 'is n I'l nitu.
K'nvln, AiMinitl. Ac., Ac in li"rt, every tiu uml spf
I'il'rll' VKItMtN.
in vt:iT fHtulliilii't1 in NVw Vttik Ct!v--HKril liv ll.
City IVm lliMii tlif City I'nvHis nml ScitCMi Mohmps
the City SfriiiiiiTK, hl(F. A A t lie City ll"trl. A fr."
'St. Nictirw." Ac. uiifl by inure trnm f.Ki0 private
. rnmi'irii.
: llritL-jriiit :mi Rein licit evcrvwli- 'll thnn
j fr"'hi.lett:ile Atrenln m nil llie Ijitim- Ciru-n niitl Tt'Wiis.
' V Jl.ftO pimple li-ixc" ft nl by Mtnl.
iy Ailtlies i.t'lei-- tir for "Cireuliir in Den!er?" lf
lirTNKV R. Ct rsTAH , I'rminl Dt pnl.
rdO .r-'iiifw:tV, nppimile St. irhotn M'Mtnt.) Y.
' S.imM.v I'lill.l.NO A till AN T, Sm.lmty, 1'.
April's!!.
i that Um coDfititutinnal riehts of all tho j Wtt9 uke0 pneeeioD of on Mootiuy night lust I ing the Houie of UepmenUtives on hutnr
Mta pMi I y . P17 of secessionists, the t a P-P day, and Was sent to the Senate, bere it .ill
owing t iio pnttiu illumined by asliincton,
Terson and Madison, may we not reaonv
hope and expert that quiet will bo
tortd. and tl e whole country still advance
t career which will elevate man in his
ial, moral and intellectual condition ?"
Ihr I nissi lirket Carried iu m. I.unlt.
77ie State Fnvor the (Won.
T- l.tii iii, Pi'h. 1" Incomplete returns
:to the election of tlm Union ticket for
State Ciinveutiou in thU city, by about
I majority. Tbo election paused pff
Ik. with do disturbance of any kind
rrinir.
. returns from the .State, s fur as re
id, favor the tlecliou of the l.'iiioo candi-i.
melto Flair was wuivinc over the fortress
hearing the motto or Southern nights. The
outrage caused greut excitement, acd the
Union men mustered in force, anil at ten
o'clock an attack was made, the Palmetto
Hug torn dowo und tho stars aud stripes
raised io iis P'aw
CjTAn I wiourANT lin.i.. A bill of very
! great importance to luborers throughout the
! ritute has passed the House, and beeu seni
to the fceiiula foi" concurrence. It U cutitled
1 "au Act for tho heller security or the wages
' t,r luborers," and provides as follows :
"That all wages that may ha doe from the
1 owner or owuers or any manufacturing eBtab'
i l.sliineut. to uuy laborer or laborers iu or
! about .neb establishment, for any period Dot
exceediug ix monlhs immediately preceding
nT 'I'i-xas l.r.sF.s. The Louisville our
'iy : "The incratitude or Texas seems
to provu a very cosily luxury (u her.
lepession arrests Ihr passace or tho bill
nereis for a mniintMil roi.initfnl In nra.
her frontier- it rl..nriv.oi her of ineiit. and shull be first paid Troin the proceeds
' ol lue suit) oi sucu emuuiieo ia . i o,
the death or insolvency of bucU owner or
owners, shall be a lien upon such establish
I service which has been peirformwd for
the yearly expense or half a million of
.4 above the receipts, and it cuts her off
he lliirty six millions fit dollars which
ee4 lot been determined to appropriate
construction of a railroad throughout
oIm length of Seven or eiclit liniidtvd
incniMieet bi.r with the Pacific Stales
1'acitie Ocean. She has acted linger
iienen of atrocious inisn present t ion
kins pounsels. ned bui long duy of
egret is not far off."
no doubt be properly examined at au early
day and finally disposed of. The vote on
final passage was as follows :
Vias Messrs. Ahhott, Aeker, Aehoni, Ailflkll. Hull
Illltlliololliew, lllair, llirhlli-r, tlrewslel, liartis, IlilUeri
(Cmliuli.) Hutlel, (Crnwlottl,) llynie, Cuilwell, Cownil'
Craig. iJoaiilas. llullielil. lui,eaa, Dilnlap lalentM.'riferi
(inkill. (ohli,iiiey, (iuehriiif. Graham, llaivey, llilliunn
llohus. lluhn, K'H-li, Lawrvnee, J-ik.-iirinpT. liwther, M'
I'ououph, M'lioui'al, Mursliall, M.Mre, .Mornsoii, Mahilt
llls-r. Ofctethotit, 1'ieiee, I'reston, I'ue.he. Itiuul.tll, Hellv,
Hidtfumv, Itolaiison, Itolk-r, Sell er, stutter, !hepHiril,
Sniilli, (PhilailLlphm.) Tavlor, Teller, 'I'iiomas, Hiker,
White, Wililley anil Diivii Cpeaker SO.
Navb Messrs. AU-iiiiitler. Aialeiii, Arnistroiif., Il.irus
ley, Uisel, Hixlri, lilaneharil. 111, is, llorr Bnsllieail,
C talk, Collins, Co,e, sJieiii.uil, llonley, Mlliott, Fraier,
lla,,rr, Hayes. Ileek. Mill, llnod. Ill in, Kliae. I.itehtrn
walinel, Miniifokt. Myers, Patlersial, Iteitl, Khou,ls.
ehrK-k, hinilh, (lleri. ) telnnsii, SioiivUiek, Straiif,
I'lai y, Williums, and WiIkoii :is.
. -
Railroad Ei.kctio.n. The following shows
the vote given for Uireolors of the Sunbury
and l'-rie liailroad at the election held io
Philadelphia on the 11th inst. :
K I... ii i. ..li.,.,. ,.;.i lenuii
mr i c oiiuu 'o ic iu, v Hint, tcu, aim liuiu. vu ... . , , . . . . , , - r . . lire
the imuortution of the articles hereinafter 1"1"k"cu aud dl,ilru8.1 lo ll,e ."'"barge of the i .
mentioned, the following duties, that is to
treat duties devolved ou lou by the kmduees
und conlideuce uf Congress of the Confede
rated States. 1 thank you my friends, lor
of favor and appro-
buliou you exhibit ou this occasion. Tluough
out my entire progress to this city 1 have re
ceived the same tlatleriug demonstrations of
geuerous support-
1 did not regard them as personal to my
self, but tendered me as the humble repre
sentative of the principles aud policy ot the
Conferated Slates. 1 will devote to thu du
ties or tbe high offiice to which 1 have been
Called, all 1 have of heart, of bead, and of
baud. If, iu tbe progress of events, it shall
become necessary, or my services he needed
in another p sitiou ; if. to he plain, necessity
shall require that I shull agaiu enter the
rauks as a soldier, 1 hope you will welcome
me there. (Appluuse.) Now, tr.y Irieods,
again thanking you for this mauifestutiou of
your approbutiou, allow uie to bid you good
uiglil.
IMA V'.l.KrrioN. The majority i one
1 and threa cities and count im in lavor .
ring the action or lh Convention to ,
te or the people ia n t. tug The .
iD SfWtatitr says : "The best test !
,d by the recent election or the com
l strength or the Union men and
oists. consists in Ibe vote for and
eferring the Union men as a peoe
t, voted fur referring, and he Sece.
Voted agaiti.it referrnir. We am not
yet to slate by what majority the
ntiment prevailed shown hy this
it U aot less, we kuppose, tbuu forty
i.
tpels t-ii.ee wp noticed the birth of.t
jle child ia this plac. purporting lo
loubla bead. It diej yrttetdaj
i lluji'hr 'il-t
I'lial the same be ret.reseliled to the officer
j executing the writ before distribution ol the
I proceeds of tho aule. The second section
, declare, lliul, III cane oi me uit.oiuiiou, uj
deulb or otherwise, of auy par tuerslup, linn
or incorporated company, ull debt due or i
! owing lo opemtivus or laborers for services j
, periormed for such partnership, linn or mcor ;
loiialed comtiuliy, lor auy period not exceed' I
ing one year, htirtll first be provided lor and
paid out of thu tiled of assets (if suid tirm or 1
eompauy iu preference of or lo any other .
claim : I'rm iilul, That this act shall not J
. . ..... . t , , i -l
impair or alien icu rtgni oi uiu wiuow or
cliiidnu of uuy decedent to reluiil three
hundred dollars, as provided by existing laws
ol' this t'uiniiiouelih."
It will give luborers that protection to!,
whicb they are justly untitled, aud which
bhould have beeu extended lothem long ago.
Wm. (j. Moor head
Kllis Lewis
A. ltoyd Cuainiings
1. K. Juckmau
H. V. Merrick
J. 1. Wbelhuui
II. llubring.
C. Ii. Wright
Jaa. M. Sterrclt
F. M. Drexel
IS. Hush Petriken
12.C73.T.4
PJ,&;3.54
12r)73.r)4
12. 54
PJ,5':i.54
12,57:1.00
12,573 51
12.573 51
12,57354
12,573.54
54
12.627
12.027
12.C27
12 C27
12.C27
12,673
12.627
12,627
12.627
12.573
04
Tkkkitoht or tiik nkw Comkhkracv.-.
At this particular juncture it will be interest
ing to note somo of the statistics or the suv
er.l seceding Elates with reference to their
population, Stale debt, ic. We find them
io the New York Herald, al follows :
I'opulullmi ill li-flO Hlale riebt
Not I'kioiiiknkii A proposition has beeo
made to hang Parson Hrowulow, tbe eccen
tric editor of the K uox villa ( l enn ) H'Ai.7,
for liia bitter opposition to the KecessiouisUi.
The Pal sou accedes lo the arraoaement aud
desiguatei al the most fitting day for the
performance, that appointed for the holding
of mass nieeliug uear bis residence. The
Birangeincot, he tays, will kecure hi in a large
audieuce to beat his dying epeecb-
Miailli Csioluis,
.e4l!Ul,
AlalunllH
h ississippt
IJUISltlUl
r'lorulil
Tola
l're
nis.ia
6IJ.KW
51.4 14
4ii7.li.',l
a-.-'li
bl.boj
.J;7,I47
Msve.
4117, 115
4117'lon
4 15.C1
41H,lkl7
319.1-4
a,tHsi
.IA5.Ik1
S.iMi,l47
4,45'i,7:j
in O-jS
IW, I'.l-J V4S
aw,7i
5M,i;)4
7.'J7l,7'm
I,7li3,l4
IJS.UUU
The upsetting of a gig wa the occasioo of
wasbiogton'i beiug bora in lb United
Statei ; an error of miner in ticking a
well led to the discovery of lleruulaoeum j
and a blunder in nautical adventures result
ed iu the discovery of tbu inland ol Madeira.
Buy : l' irol, on bar iron, rolled, or hammered,
......,.,.,,, (lala nnl I... ... .......... , I
.... ;.:..i. .,...... ia thu kind uiuuirestallous
UU IUVII ll I.IU.V IMUU . " J lt,V,.D ..lll.Dt, MIUIIUA ;
uot less tbau one half ao inch or more than j
four inches in diameter ; aud squares, not less
tli u ii oue-hulf an inch or uiore tuun four inches !
square, fifteen dollars per ton. j
Aud provided further, That none ( f the
above iron shall p.y a less rule of duly lhao
2U per centum ad valorem.
On iron wire, drawn aud Gnished, not more
than one fourth of oou inch io diameter, nor
less tliau No. 16 wire guuge, 75 cents per one
Uuourea pouuos, ana U per centum ait va
lorem. Ou tire for locomotives, or parts thereof,
and ou all olber descriptions of rolled or ham
mered iron uot otherwise provided for 20
per too.
Uo iron cables or chains, or parts thereof,
aud auvils 1 25 per one hundred pounds.
(In baud und hoop iron, slit rods for nails,
nuts, aud horse shoes, uot olaurwise provided
for, 20 per ton.
Aovils provided for io the forty-eighth line
or the bill, were strickeo out from the forty
ninlb aud fiftieth liues, avoiding repetition.
The duty remained unchanged.
Uo bed screws aud wrought binges, 1 j cent
tier pouud.
Uo wrought iron railroad chairs, and on
wrought iron uuts aod washers, ready punch
ed, -25 per ton.
AM F.N IM F.NT ON STKF.I..
The sectieo or the seventh section, impo
sing dulieson steel, originally read thus :
Uo all steel io ingots, bars or sheets, or
wire, not less thao one (ourlb or one inch in
diameter, valued at 7 cents per pouud, or less
1 4 cent per pound ; valued at above 7 ceuts
per pound, and not above 11 cents perpouod,
cents dit pound : and valued at above 11
i cents per pound, 2j cents per dound : 1'roii.
ilea, tuat no aieti in any lorm tusu jr uuij
or less than 20 per cecum adealnrew.
I ho amendment which was passed was to
strike out all after "2 cents pur pound, and
iusert, "steel in any foroi, uot otherwise pro
vided for, shall pay a doty of 20 per centum.
Another amendment passed, was iu line
one hundred aod four or the seventh section,
lo iusert, "Uo cross cut saws 8 coot per
liueal foot."
Wasuikrtok, Feb. 19. It Is becoming
daily moro evident to the friends o! the Tariff,
that there it settled determination oo the
fiart ol Hi enemies to ao clog tho wheel of
egeelation that it caooot be passed. Tbe
only hope now is, that the member! of tbe
House of Representative! will not be ted into
the support of individual iuteresti, causing a
protracted struggle, aod really defeating tbe
bill.
The votoon the tariff will be reached to
morrow iu the benute.
Itt'liiou .olicc
Divine serviee will lm hslil e ery Sail ath in this Hu
inuvh as follows :
rttl-".SIt TCHI AN Clli ncll ..ith west corner ii.
HLarklwny iln.1 Pect ttreels. Ilev. J. II. llKAknoN, I'astor
llivilie service evcrv Sil,lilh at lot A.M. Tiajer ineel
iniT on Thnr'liiv eveniee. Al .,rihatol.erlioi'l. in ol,l
School I'leshyterinn Chinch, ut 3 o'clock,!'. M , every
Snlihath.
iil'.HMAN ItKKOltMCI) CIII'IICII North wot
eorm-i of Itiver unci lllaekherry strc ts. Itev J. W.Mfin
stKr. I'.-iftor. Ilivitic service, alternately, eveiv S;il,k-,tti
ut 111 A .M. met I. !'..!. 1'iuvei iintliiig on Kralay
eveniuir
HVANIiri.lCAT. LVTHKRAN CM I' RCII Deer
street Ik Iow ! V A P. Unit lloail, Hev. I'. Itl.KU, I'risl.T
me service, nlteriialely, everv hahkilli at III A M. niitl
at !'. M. riaver IlieellliK on W eanesitay eveanm
MI'.TIIIIIHST Krimivil. CHI llt'll OewN-ny stre. i
wesi of 4 A K Itml lti.-iil. Ilev. I-'. Ill ti.kk nun J P.
Swm,kh. I'ators. Ilivlne wcivirc. .ilterii.nely, everx Sal,
Lallial ll'j A M ami SJ I' M. Prayer llleetmn on I hurs
itav eeenirii:.
M A 11 It I A G E S .
Un the 12th inst., by Itev. J. W. Yeomans.
Mr. Wi i.i.i am Cri.p, of Snydertown, and Miss
Mkiiinda. J. Yoiim, of Uush township.
llhcr tinf, iiooil nl hII the Coila.jt-i
Till: CH.l.i;t.lATK cot list;
. ciuhraces Doal.le anil Single Ktitry II .,k-1 ej.ij.c. Ci
i tn.reial tjo-nputatlons. c, .iiiinercial Law. Tii-.tnaiis
Jlnsoie.-s Coiies,. .nilence, l'arlaelOi Si-It . liti-ntf; cl
j l'KACTICAI. l l-.X'I' lltlliKS.
j 'I'lie Tc.-.e! in in Ihc llook-Uci-m;: 1 1..i rt ni.-nt iRin..M-
; ly ir an written ntaiiui-fiipt l. tins, wtth oi:0 miko , . . - i p..i,
l,-i-nir,-s, mill l.lark-lH'urit elm-ii'iOioi : ni a'l.'ri. u t..
Wlo'-ll, III or.let lo llialc tl- l'"il.y:t!c C"Si.-e :ib!l.'a iiL i
;ni't t tl-eltlal as jioi.mI.1c, the I. il.. o ii. T, : IJ-, ks i,.i,i
lj,'.-n pn-Nircil :
i lltyatit A Snallon's It. ,ji. .lv,-,-,.it in ll".'c , i
1 i:oiii'noir s-liool. Mieh rt.-iiooi. imi.i i: .n -n ,.- ii.his,. . t;, .
am ,V Stratton's (.'oiiniien-i: I Ar.' a; ' :c ; l;:.;,ut .V
Slralton's Couniieri'ial l.ww. l-y Aiii- j 1'.:.!; 1.1,1).
SIT.NClIlilAN S.ll;.l . If I'l ,N M ANSII 1 1',
ill a scroti of uin. hook, to-I. II Sl'l Nl'I.II.
I I' It srr.VCI-'.lt. .h . T -,i, ;;, r ol Mi.m..i,I,i,.. I
: vnltial inslini'tion. St'i,lentn eulei at anv tieic. llij,!.,
iikis aw arih H.
tV For Ct.t-ilin;.ies nmlCireiilais. e-i!! nl lio- C-Cir.
or llll N ANT. Silt ri'tl.N I A!l:ltNlv
1'elaii.iiy aj, l-l',l ly I'lol ,.l,-l, ln:i.
iMilllury AutiU.
: jVOTK.'Kis heroliv Riven, that the board of
j ' of Mililary Auditors ol the 1st liriuaile Hi Ei
I) vision I nilonntil .M ilitia of Pennsylvania, will
nn el at the office o Mnj. J. 1'. .MiiinJcl Col in. n
the borough of f-unl urv. Pa., on Saturday, the
2nd tlay of March, I Mi I, for thep'irpise ol' aul
ililif Military arenuiils of Islin.
.ltS. I.. UlCiniLi;, llrij. (Jcn'i.
'lb t'omnmmVrii uf t.'oinpanie. ul tie al'.o.1
. Ilri.iile nre reineled lo li ft ;e tli ir rcliir., ,.
ilcliii(neiils, to the Uritf nle I.i-u, 'o . n ir oelore
Hit -il u.tv ol .1. ui ll, I Nl. .
WM. K. MAUTZ, Dug. iii-pec u,.
Pehrtiiiry 1211, I Mil.
I'stt4'iit Itllra I. 4 hiitnx
A I. AMI' CIHMNHY THAT WIM. NOT t:Ri:AK
HIS Cleat invention fon.nicals itself to ever v , n,.
iikiiis IHIAI. (HI. I, AMI'S. It civ.s in .ic Ii.jut i.
rii:rrs less clt-noli c an,) wll not leenk 1V lie' hc.it i.i c !
t l itu' or any oiitmarv u''-i'. t'orsile lo- Si TiA. s
ci-lo-i-.l'v IlimnL'hont thn l'ioi,-,l S:it-s. Mini tic I'niM.lt-.
srid W'li'il, Kile I,;.- Ihc Maaal.ic! niersanil I'. .! h
IIOHNLNG & llUMI'IIKKY,
M). n-JI N.SKl (IN1I Slnrt I'll I LAHF.I .I'lll
N. II. A hrg-niitl suj eroa s'l-k of
OAI.OII, I. AMI'S,
ll a son l.n-ul. nt nnceii ilctvir: c. ni;i,-l it i n A, in
I'nll TI.AMI COM. Ull.. I,: .Miiuuln hne s' rice.
I', hrnary t:l. - HI It
T1
KikKii licat B lour,
NOTICE.
suliscriliers) n-ftcci fully infurm
TIIK I1RKAT NATIONAL THOIIILFS
The select committee to whom was refer
red the resolutino or the House, adopted on
the 24lb day or l'ecetnber last, directing them
to inquire iuto and report tbe facts io relation
to the fraudulent abstraction ofcertaio bonds
held hy the government io trust for the Indi
an tribes, from the Department of the Inte
rior, and to whom were also referred the
communication of tbe lion. Joho li. Floyd,
late (Secretary of War, aud the letter of tbe
Hon. Hubert McClelland, former Secretary
of iho Interior, have made their report, aod
it involves ao exposition of the most dis- I
graceful character, and seriously implicates
the oftieial integrity of Ihe late Secretary of
War John 11. Floyd of Virginia.
Thirty or forty witnesses were examined,
Including ex Secretary Floyd aud Thompson.
The latter ia exbooorated rrom any complicity
in theft, but be as well aa former Secrelariea
ol the Interior, are censured for the insuffi
cient manner in which tbe bonds bave beeo
held io that Department. There being uo
adequate responsibility attached to tbe cus
todiao. According to Uassell's own evidence, be
did not kuow at first where tbe bonds, ol
whicb be obtained possession, came from,
liyerly was ao agent for the negotiation or
sale of tbe bonds, and Lea was ao intermit)!
ate party between Kussell aod Uailey.
It was also ascertaioed that Mr- Floyd gavs
acceptances to tbo roooot or nearly seveo
millions or dollars, or rrom two to three mil
lions more than Kussell, Majors & Company
ever earned, while these contractors received
11 the money that was due them.
Tbe acceptiuce was giveo on the strength
or their contract. Senator Henjamin was ao
important witnesi. Abont a year ago he
could not exactly fix the time he rrcoived a
lelUr from Puucun Mieruian .Uu, ii.iij
1) E A T 11 S .
i lu Danville, on last Friday, Feb. Hilt. I SC. 1
; or erysipelas. Mrs. M AUY .1. WKSlUN,
I wife of J. V. Weston, Ki., Principul nl tint
Dauvillo Academy, in the 34 1 b jeur of her
i
I In Shamokin tps., on the lOlh inst.,
M ARY, wifu of Solomon Hummel, aged 72
years, 4 mooths aud 12 duys.
In .Shamokin tps., on the 14th inst.,
FKANKUN Al.VY, son or Jacob and
l'.vu Mulcbler, agud 1 year b mouths aud 10
days.
lo Shamokin, on the 1Mb inst., Mrs
S.UIA1I. wife of Orlando Templio, aged 13
years, 5 months and .r duys.
At Kenosha Wisconsin, oa tho fith inst.
JAt'OU Mo'KINNKY, formerly Sheriff of
this county, and on the 2'.Uh June 1800, Mrs.
Mc'KlNNKY, wife of Jacob Mc Kinney.
Io F.lvsburg, oo the 17th inst., JOsKPIl
W. HUU1NS. youngest son or Dr. J. C.
liobius, aged 11 years, 9 monlhs and 10 days
In this place, on Sunday morning last Mr
F.I) WARD CiASS, aged about f0 years.
Ljjc piarhcls.
Philadelphia Market.
Philaiiki.i-iiia, Feb. 14. JP61.
Grain. There is a fair amount or Wheat
but the demand is limited. Sales ol l.'ilH)
bus. prime Poena, red at SI 2,r ' SI 26 per
bus. aod White at SI 38 a SI for commoo
quality, llye is dull at Cd cents for Peoua.
nd G4 ceots for Soulheru, Cora is very quiet
and tbe only sales reported are small lots of
yellow io store at 67 eta., and COO bushels fair
quality at COcts. Oats are steady at 32 a 33
cents for Delaware, and 33 a 37 ceots for
State.
SUNBURY PRICE CURRENT.
$1 10.1
Wheat,
Kye, -
Corn,
Ua
Urn kwhrai,
litutoes,l
30 llutter, . !f
75 EK8, .
75 Tallow, . . .
31 'l.ard, . . .
tii Pork, ....
1.0 litV.-VMIl, -
Mr. suIiscriticM rift rrilullv intor.n t!
eusfoioers, t li n t thev will eontinne f t nuJ..-
, lli-cUwheat floor until the 1 Hilt of M arc!'. I M, I.
All persoi.s who ilcfcire evtrn llucKwlicit ll mr,
lire reijneeled to Itritni their crain in. otul Icao
, their orders lu lure sui.l ilav
j Jlit.'dAN A- CO.
Sunbury Meatn Mill
. February 23. ICt.
, Notice to the Heirs of the estate of Jacob
. Dressier, deceased.
Xirthiiml'trluiit Ctiuntii. SS.
' AT un Orphans' Court Tor thr, county of
. Nortliumberland, held at Snnbiiry, no tlo
I Ith of January, 161 ; in tho niatier of the
estate or Jacob Dressier, deceased, tie CnuM
I (.'ranted a rule, directed to the heirs uml I. g ii
I representative!) of said decedent to accept , .
refuse to tako the real estate of said ilecedei.t
I ut the valuation, to wit: Daniel Dresslei.
I residing in the State of Illinois ; John lire..
, ler, Joseph Dressier, Sarah Daniel, late S i
; nth Dressier, Hannah Dressier, intermarried
i with Michael F.merick, (Jacob Dressier, Flias
j Dressier and Isaac Dressier, who are minor .
and have for their cuardinn Solomon llillman)
I Harriet, intermarried with Henjamin stepp.
I who is deceaseil, leaving her Inisliiinl. Ileniv
min Stepp.surviving.one child, namely, Sri
Jane Stepp. who is a miuor, and ha "for her
puardian lienjamiu Stepp. ull of Northum
berland county, Pennijlvuoi.i, to be an. I op
pear on tbo first Monday or next Term of
said Court, vir : the iir?t .Monday or April
next, to accept or refo6n to take the said real
estate at the vuluatiou thereof or show cans.
why the same should not he sold according
to the Act of the tieneral AsBeinhlv in such
cases made and provided. All or which thn
said heirs of the said Jacob Dressier, deceased,
and all other persons interested, will pleaso
take notice.
l!y order of the Court.
J. H. MASsKU.CIk., O. C.
DAY 1 D WALDUON.shctilT.
Sheriffs Office.
Sunbury, Feb. 10, 1SGI. J4t
Notice to the Members cf the "Good
Intent Fire Company."
Y order of a resolution, pushed at a ineetioi;
held on the fith inst., notice is hi rehy given
that, all members of the tiood Interl Kiro t'om
pany, who have not eiijued ihe new conatituliou,
are requested to call on Iho Serretarv and sil-h
il on or before Ihe firi-t Monday in March next,
or else their names will he erased from the roll.
Members who are not in town during tint lime
can have an opportunity or sitrning ilierwsr.ls
HENKV DONNE1., President.
Km.kvil Wiiv;t, SecrrUry.
Sunhury, Feh. 9, lHlil 41
MILLER WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
rHE subscriber wishe to enpsco a Miller to
to take rbarrje or the erimling iu a Mill
where bath Merchant and (irist work are don'
None need apply unlets he ia a gooJ stone
dresser, and well ciuainte, with his husines. in
all iu departments, and who i of sti icily teuioe-
SO rate habits. To such an one s nernmucat kitua-
III lion is offered, good wanes.
14 r or further particular apply wilh relereur.'
Ii to K. F. TtlliUPV, llor.e.lale, Wayne cou nty,
1 lVnn'i.
21 I Fcllrv. , C.. -Ml.