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About The Columbus weekly times. (Columbus, Ga.) 1858-1865 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1860)
WU MIN*, HUIUV, JAM'VMY ft |v®o Democratic State Converition- To nomin its delegates to Cfo Na tumaLdemocratic Convention at Charleston, Vf\\\ assripW* at MtH rdgeviliu oh the hkcond Monday of” March next, By order'of the fex ecutive Couiyaiuee. Tbe Maiwb cowvwwttt**. Itemowatir **•**• ** * , flaiffwin. The U*t number ol lb* Ht&WmX I'midu Contain* R rTI fbr-* lueftttng of the ftwosur of IJfntdwiu iwnrty tv *w>im,d#tmg*t*u. iotiM3.Mtti.-li Gon venttan Out MUiedgwvslta wMp at th#~p*o#7<n>f dividing tlia ifomwcrocy of llafld arin “by boldm* anfo nr meeting and appoint ing* n*-w #et of bat our ftiffid# in Bltldwil; olmtinmlrht ftletot# BfOB t*WM£ ffyrfcMMt* od Ut tbc Cbatlr J 'oA aUd are deaf V> lb* appeal# of (ho Federal Uuitm, Ju the MMO# h*mu bp eetomparory i*pin* a le*g oduorhd to •bojr that :t wm the dutpr, and ever been (ha practice of foe dewoefitfc rowmbaftr I'‘df lala turo fa o#U snob CaiivetOjam and# ‘bt rt-lfcra, foal the inforfomiw at (bw F*#<mt4v* OaimUtea vit o forefimfo usurpation. Thla Is mfour a • aharp commentary upon its nwh ctWkffuef., tor it wUi so remembered that when tlm Federal Vtrian hud Iwrih tfae anil **f ihe <’a*u Witte* and the rail of the jjhtnrfffrf” member* before It Ar rhoie*, k bJium thg/ofmor. When foe card of foo Kxe*u tfv <'umnri4<w *idling-wOonwnli*a ot foe forty in March next'waapnbltofoui in th# ftniwui it wxt known to that journal that n areeU i u(t <4 tb*d#>tgfmalfte iouiuU'f# bi hou i.iltadtar a Jib* parpene/ 4 V<* it ttafaterataijr broered tbo laiius of lb* tat tor .*ri eofotMcd the enure of tlw urpftr*. Tl.*> ooUioriiy* U.uu, of ffo Fodorat a• mi* iw|uit\ mjj both it wilt wot Idamo Ha reader* for adhering to It* JLret a)an * W aw!, no quarrel with o’ftr trqjrflby oo4—• puraty for the withs trick be fa©#paH< r* 1W members wftha liegtolniuie, but we think be s daproatatoH flin intalftgeneo ftnrifntegrity ol ibaao who lake pflrt in the primary <>i the poopie. They lira not niu>ijj* mu. iu* of tho wire* work fire in b s” bat thay^tre (ihtrayt f(ttapO**ii, iff w(t4, of tin. Weft Who flo to oar LegifthM-ars. Wo put (hi; .]u*lt(at <* *fcb Federal Would i nut be btler, under yimr idea of their romparafivt. % May on-J wbiii. ty* to nsllore the ptu.plc ur;y fomwni for (he welfare of liio doiudentlie party# and plaoa Um while matter guter ibeejcl u.ovc b i j- the detnoerfttlc toctobem of A#fa||MltlK } Alabama Ira (Mature Hank >. W learn ffotn the Mmiiynbi'-ry A(fy>ertixr that a bill hue l.ern hiUodituotl info thh Hcnatc, all bunii*, oorpMi uUonj, i opart norahip* and ooUutriMlofl hourae thut pat in wireulwiton in that Htute, the notes ftf iianka, •lawj> thorn and i*ei/aa /< uot*s in tpd-ie wlm h pri - son tv<l at their oouaiur. U also iapw* taa of one Avhar on each hundred duilun of uvh t -Rotes thur pul In ciroulaflon. Ts thlr YhU bo ouiei> i tow, it will duhtlH drive tlui bil£ <>l foreign banka but of. cu:. mUi*dii iu that biuty. The lUdimond Pffe oa Ur Utitiminirr'a sperrit. The aatmabeti which the HpoaeU'nfCol. Mam mlnger. thh Comml>)idonw oi .South Cmrulina, pco- Uuced In the legislature ol Tirgioin, may Ik? in ferred from llus nubjoiued cuuamrntg of Uio ltub inou i papers. What haa iwachod u w piusf regard a* only un idijH ilvm^ynopal* es tlmapwob. When it ap|.Aarefu outhenlio form we will tiuwt our reader* to a spied of Ua quftltty : Ttie inquirer ol Fi Iwj 1 wyi i Yesterday Wna A lt|y numioroblo ft* the history of ‘V irgiuia. Tbi foinmntsiMin rtronifho fit*!** of South Carolina to the Stateof VtVginhti mldT.WNod both Jltihre* or tho ljrtgiMatuVe in otieof tbuubb st •peashet ever .lollvcrvd tn thu iiutne of Dele gate*. At an early hour the” erowl began to fill the gnjtarie* and rotunda, Mtifl long beffuHi ilu- lour us motding a vast erutrd ofltdioa ivad fIUeA the galloriwa aidklatty rorvH f*rr thoir luo-onmioda* lion, and htuidrod w rolurnod away unahlo to “find room in iho erohdtiugiilMrieft. Thewatuipla of lha Capitol Wiled with an r arowd, who preawtd forwtlrd to hear the dndingulahod guntleman. The hhll of the-llonoa of Detogiitrs Wu* filled to it* utw.iil efcpaatty. The pi thu-.ludgvN r thol(ta'Comti* of ‘Appeals, tba Governor and Lieut, flovcmor r>f Him .State, the V. Daniel, f UWSupreme ('..art of tbo l-nitud Staton, und htkvithd porKonn, filled ail the available spare ihnr wh> siutn-sly a sulut ing |lla*M< unoe.-upltui iu the Holt. Th Conmilfaumer, twaorird by two military ootcpaoiepf’i; und the Greys- Mid praeudod by h Amnnfy lUnd, raa.-hed the Hull prhebn ly at ISH o'otbek. and attended by the Juirt ConuniGo * of both House**’ The Obmmi**H>ner enn-rvd the lldi on the iirm of Senator 110-.le, who iniroilured him to ihe Hprfikerof lbt> llotiat). Air. Sj-eftkiT f rulfthfli lil, on I'-, nbif of the ll.niM. of Drlo^ welooumdUie diHragulsbt'd ruiua—eiitatiwoi .'••*uib Carolina, who immediately pMwoadad to adtiro** Ue two Itoiiae* la afki of the nblast speochos to which we hhVe ev r brtnned. Ato the immediate object <>f the mission and aj>yocli, that of a Cohferenee Iwtwe. n iba r'ouih* •rn Stfttei;, WoTaii n<<Uu-t> h<wr or why iwiy ninu should opj>o#o it He do not btiHove It w ill bo opposed, by any man Wbo * nvt willing to Caii down hi fre the Cnlop with Satrsrd u ii ohiaf. Tbep. oplfinl Virginia have uiremly \i rennutl, by jHiblie meetio,.*., their .MSTounation not to submit to tho election *t n F.lt*k Hspßbli. m, and it well becomes ilit* I, -<z\: hithre to lUVvrk- to ti •* Cuiifco ote, and eiiai.l4 tbc IJh.uthcra by an lutorehnnire <*f views, b. daofde up'dn the course of initio* lic*t and jtToper for (heir n We, there*.ire, most mu (tp bnf% the prupnai* tion id'South Cur. Imu will bo sjeedtly aoe.-u. 4 to. and tbs CotuiniSkiuneHi -appointed! We be it wtl! bo the best of producing a fi% voru%le effocl up p the ey ited pobtiu mtn.l, m - obtaiuhig jttii<vfsr th® Soutb, and ol Aheuring the ei|UaTiiy ami unkin of the State. Tbs /iVtiuniW, of Friday, §)’*.} 1* aeie-rdußce with an ii iUtii.n from tha Ift. f\lturs ot nrgiuia. Col. Manning vr, the Cam tuissioner ire*) Kvutb Candlha. u4*tivsMul the Lttg.Hlativt., Kxvouttv* end Judicial Depart Mi nis of the Bmt*, uv the Hall U* Uie Wnu c nl AMegntas. unyesterday. He Was with approprials miktary and civio hunofs. and was lisionod to iluriwg a apoeoW us more than tiuoo hour.* by tiu. Urgent and most intcUigUrt aiak asn-e which has grtmed the Ilall of the House n| . Videgato* sUmc the rwr|*f[nj o- „l f Mn. Cluj aud Bibb, as OonnHiaaiuuars in biiidjf jf Kcuutoky, umre than liuny years ggu. W shall bereait.ir nufii u length, . vetniof the woi import aid sngghftioQs of yoi. Mcuump gcr. His speech im *>y all who ilfi.nl if, a SMS tarty and lde ctloft 11 wAs $ clear. , forcible, parsussivy audstatts-mnnlibc di*eui*sWiC of the whole hold of suctioual agitutiewi, nd war or aacurate asd Ui'bfttl, In a bis s! , lot .i viuw, us u was conclusive and lorcibt* in Utvrcsr smw which it aesigued fur hmuei|iu'te can cert of •cti<m among b’ Nouihcm ,Sta!i^. Xho Whig of Friilay say h; * Yesloritay m l%lf pM tujv s'dw-lt, If •.*.■C G. lleiiitii.ui;cr was|aruuilv rseeivsd, aS Cow*. I lutssi.Hirr treta South Varuliuu. ekaked with the delisery cH (ho by the Legi laturv ol that Sism-: is o* <a Poi Tbqant aeeur reftnaw? Warper's Ferry, utrtl i, w t . lMrM y . tlo* id'ihs country aad with ih rs the im utimenu*if tl.cpaMple f OamHaa, towards those of Virginia. Beth bia.nthn , i t%s lagiftlairs wore v*ir\ sa*ai m i u . II n. t K , K**uss , *f Ikdegatoc: tlw bfiprat her and otiier 1 \ Ymußva officsis el’ Uw • ‘ato, a iroiv ei ihc du io.|iWr Rflbo Frewa ihtf Dtsrgy snds uumt-nr (4 prominent .wanpk.l prtv dugs i scats oq the ttiror. The guHurb?* yov crowded l.y ladies. Thu <li<rtNgwi.-hifd <aod i*au opoPs ab.u| two hoars and mu trim louaned to with the most ssSpastftri t(tuition. * IpvMcd ta Lraie. Af w week* mp parte# us foot, ama orawed Brown, and ihroe ioaoiii'#, \ noted th|* place. 1 livy lri vt-l.'d abestb ur i.AKikiiay, drMwn by a ry und W’ k b'irre, driven bv a small white y. One of tlte wolact) i.vumed to b a minis ter of femaivM dfarea."*'*. Th# ether wa# a teaohci of the art of cntGug f„ r ua.re* (tore#**. They w*ro cAnsidored *uKpii*iote eharoiiari', and were wafrbwd pretty cireety. They * tuund riisitored to cultirot- the a*. t uaiiUaee t negroes, and they brought op helot* a itomiattibe of oiti *ene, who after examining Grew, Invited them to lreve the place instantly. Thu public will do well th keep iiu ey* ou them wherever they go.—/W ----trui l mm. ’ Wfi clip tb® following from a iionulier of rcttvluiions found in Bis Savannah Bepphlioan of thoS^t h. It i# stated In tiiai paper th%t they wur** irgurp up by Cpl. lUmy R. Jaaksoa aud would be ‘offered in u short time in public meeting : fitmolrrd, jfhnt wboWevef a Slate, by the ac I t ion of its duly lUprsntfttlve# in U.gislMiro body ronvyu|iU, ha# pasyad such, act* at- prov ide for tc -iUn.4 to flic anl>ftdWnnit, within ft* jfeojflfwpbf cal borders, of Federal laws made in obedience to the fully roMflilwMl demands af the C'oosHtu u*n, such nuU) bus thereby assumed a peeftieo of rebollion ageiost tlic sftven-tgn Inw. -and fiftt* lost, as nil indisputable eoustaiuenoe. Its rights <ifjpjmwu;ntatiow In the Fadn.tl Congress, wbefa -iJfluNHcsu alone he enaatad upimthaassamtitlwi that they will be otsaywi, and in Toe slestoral Cd ]dg<? which >-<i nke a |*rasid*>nt aleps upon tha aesMupiiuo that Us ow n elements are true D the t/MllitHtiol). H*™tveU, That wherever HtaU) Judges hsve refused enforee, nr !ii*vs aided in the coforcetnent of sm-h Federal Laws a* is hereby cnntaspJatd, and ha.ejjoen allowed, uersrthe it-mi D retain their of posw and <if mis* chief, there also the .Slate, through the oflieial uct of its agents, bos been plsssd in an attitude of oik;* rebuUiun to Uie Fundnmenta! liw, aj.d has (hereby forttliod its rigbD of representatioo iu the Coogrars, and in tt, Ktcetaral College of the Union- whieh or themselves but Du- wcature* that Law. U.vUft, That Wc regard all Stato stainu* ! #okiug to racist mi*l. of the Federal Law, provid ing lot the restoration of fugitive sluvss, an-I ui a Ilk indu'd laws, and that v Iwrthw otmsider all •Kx istoft* ma'k* by jodgas who have rafutod to on foreo UiMt Inw, or analogoiW laws, os falling hito lbs cla- ‘os'd rebollion s;t our in tbc Ibrgoeing pasolufloa/ ffrk Therefore, that Che Senators and Itepr. sootmliw** us snob Bi4tc* as have thus a —tipf ‘ Jnß Hpas'.nable nd rovo|ufiiry aUitmle Jiavs thtuioeff.wuird held an*\ do now Hold, their T'cats u. tha Federal Congress, not of right lat by suffaraae#. Hr*oh< l, Tht those States which have eerj oistently app.#rted the ConsttluUon could. w*ih a Certain dngreo of nafwly, tolorale tho presenco in (he National Legislature ftf tbl* treuHouablo cle ment, wo bng a* the two to- ordinate brsnchsH ot the UffVcruittent film Judicial rueiwuiubly depen dent at Inst upon the Excculivs, on accountaftbe i.ppuiuling power; remained nntaintod by the rrcaopn. ’Httoh. f, That the possible apparent oteuUoi) to the Fresidential chair, through the oombiaad a<>tioij of rebel fcitnlee, meuriug a majority vote m ilia clcrtorsl - cuUego, of n man taiated with Maid treason, and pledged to tt with blna into tha ExfiOUtHo- Wraslch of the Unveriirnent, preewtots not, siirrply a cause tor Serious alarm, i.ut an ~ . asoi t” prepare for decisive aettou. /(solved, That Uic inauguraftoii of any n\xoh pretender to the Trcridontial rbalr should bo re visted by all available mean*, upon lb* ground tbftt bis akwtmri will hate bqan tor the rwasona already ret forth, nb initio, null and told. JifolvuL There tore, that while wn cordially re spond to .111 that if pistrtotlf. iu tho mevsmeats Os tbs’ imrtioTi of the people of tliu non-slave-bold - ing HtaUw who repcaUato tho counsel* <rt traitors, wltiie wc recogfliro, in large watUc* of the North ern L*inn..(irw y,all that wc could ank in alliwand broMtcf'*, Rjih hope to stand by tlufm-evoTi to the biitaf end, slum Id It e<iu; while w profess to bold Ibe pwn;o and proeia rity of H puds of Ibis I!aOfi, where lives a Splitury Aineidcun yet true lli his <*.,hriry, in> dear to us, tor hi* sake, even, rnt,h bur for Ids sake flunoi yet, that we shaij ha pr> jmred to an<f shall call upon other* p. ream, to the utmost egtcwl vs all the power* and tirvaa* which Uus tiud of Justice may pla* e “iif wtr iftipwtf: twf -resrrti*r*f- te isp mcflate c..nr@(icnc*-s to ounmlvas r to utners, the |.erpotruii"ii of Uuit most uuoriaou trim* wJbicli w.uld yjace the (iovoruuwint of till* coun try in the p.sss*bn of setae revofufinnary vhiet <•('u r‘bulUou* I'aeUtm, with treason iu his heart if tlicro be truth upon hi* bpsj and that wc shall btdd those only to Imj allies who cordially unite with us ip the work. fit*n/i-'nl. That iu ram?, At the next nr flt any euccfialing Fri tidiuilial election, -uch person us is above should receive a majority vote of person* clatiuiiig to aottrtltuto tho Kluc toral < ‘..liege, wWrequest our Beitadwrs and Itsp i’cMiUMivt's in Gongsesa to combined action with all men. fjrnta whatever miartor, who may be will mg In take part in the movement; . issued *>v the highest avai|abk nuiberNf tor a-eoirventioa of Hie Auuwieau |mu plat that to*. ou lie db.tiuotly presagtod ih *ucb call to euch bttj now occupy ing (Hi attitude ol retail! n<l ii - In W:*, whether ii will repeal if* treasonable acts, repudiate Us per jurod judges, and withdraw its vutu from tlm rebel i hid, and tbut, when the a*w’r be receiv ed, whether hy a rofhftal to ruepond-; to tho call, <*r through deiegatins scut to the Dunvofttlou, those Stale*, bn declared the (itited Sfotr* of Amnrit'u which fltnll take their stuml upon tiu? ( oNSTj 11 Tina, tuid that man be prerlaiiucd l*rt >ld(Hil who shall receive the largest number ol’ THKtn eWotorat votes. Jtf do-d, That this is the only Unnoa enotern* |dgted by oar forefathers, or !•* l>o rcogniacd by it.*, aud that to it ww shall pledge enr lives, tur fortune* und our mej-od honor. small Fol In Mamn Wo ft.r# authorised by his Honor, tho Mayor es the city, to state, that from foil date, thefo will bo n official report of the *t*tiuu ol’ this dlseaae in Mboon and vicinity, putdished daily, or #0 often a# the ireue of any city paper wljl give the omaortftitfay. At prevont there is not a nose within the corpo ration: theflve uogrooe ui fotoo fiupilie# who haw taken the direase, having bum) removed, promptly, t<* Ute dfttnoorary hospital provided ] #ouio two mile# from the city. | In the Vicinity, eight mile# distant on tbe j H'msten Read, there are seven cases, all nt i ilruwu'#—(will therft fai one (wise at John Lowe's 1 a iniio dietput (ruin Hast Macon. Tk##c. with ! those re moved fiohi lb( city a# infected or hii poctod of being so, Tiuike up fifteen, all tolfo at tfao piwMut writiug, (ball w o can bear of. t odor foi# state of foe cuse, and in view of tbe precaution# which will bo observed to ferret out ail new ou*(; j and remove tbe same tYoni out j city limit*, we ibtnk there h< no reason for any | panic ut) dm imbjoct. The city author It U'a aliould place the moons .of vacrfnatioii, gr.tutou#l\ within (lie reach of .Vit. and tbe people generally should observe due I dil ifvu. ato keep ttiWir diHiicstic* at homo and .1* remote a* p> -fob* from thtiflnferled diflriet*. Tfoi* ileuii, wc thiuk tht a tew dy# time will euflii u. to allay any uuouatovH Ii It by tho pub lie.-- Jtnvun Cittern. y-a-OO I'AftkK.VUntl A.s 144 l 110 ITS. -DUf attenfon ha* been ciMul i.* moiHc Wfiicti #oiiis to us of rant imp'-ttom.. iu t . - *nt slutc .*f cxwiteni ut tn foe taunih. Vv #> r i<> the man tnrlß tebkdi rftUroad*ii>-l.vt> pi n and fijr ntgro p •-< ngers. A fol". • o*>,- *•*■'* u ■it ‘• uftfbr (*d !,y nil rhi< tnilroiwl > -a. 1 . . re.jiii nng th. :dt • uch tiek'-t.* *>luJ! •• • < •■ ’ olv by Wbl> J “ The nib- ‘• l be m*re ptviwwcitt, mid ti-ket# for luodd bn redd ; uflly tbi)>'iiiastur or guar (ft an ot the ivant, or to soma vc.Ap tnolda person awthorued tiy the 1 msstwr w ao rhoifot t-o know n to lire ttekd Me Os lie! aware if any dt?heii.:i m.tdcal the ruilr .nl v.tttec# betwe en the hall ti. t>. rs eoldVr cL i’ 11 uml tin-.-.’ redd ter ucaroo*. > not, there sbobld liriffiomc dlstiMPtlve mark on tin* tickets, for mailing D louder tliu for negro tn yirocure .-<>mo the i tie white boys, Infcfltig abooi the depot* toby ticket and make the trnnsff*r to hitttewlf.* t'dratiifistaneo# have hroftglit to onr knowledge lately, which may be imp ditto t<> publish i*t pre terit. but which eonvlmv ustfcJU there are ngeut* of tho nmU'rrround railroad iittiwng ua. A# re'avo# waimrtt 4rapo hoiioo Iwyond the reach of tlwir martwri. stwpt 00 sota* of the lino* leading from thi# sitv, we (sol it our duty f’ #trictuti# n p<\n tin- railrenui officfoU. Tkey liHvc, ww kn'W IHtlc inclination to mnkv their roatbvbrbncliti* of tlm uudorground railroad, and wtli duAibfoiso, when aware that caution i# mcc#- *arv, uc all that i# requisite,— .lget,i f.'reniuy h**ft*iirh. Later t row h ori hr ru Mexico. Fr&teet A'juiimt thf Intro-Lotion of i oluntme. By the •stvuwstrip Ariruna, wc hn\u advices frorib Matainota# to the i Uku nnM. The local pa per. KUaquo, of that diue, contain# a flu un tig re’poi-t of a man* niccting ln.to ill that city, on the -‘fo Mish, fur (Us purpose et ngainst tb i iiUnKlv).non of .ym-rtown vutiUrtewr# into that counted ip aid of either of thcCuntvniriing parjig#. D * h* a• ii .** ji v . ,i . “ l>\ (lit.- ,'L ir,- o arm* and Traitor#*” **(jur Cuuntry Forever I” “Dottiotndralivii us the FoOple !” Ami proceed# to rc*ita* bcv the übreribing cillicit* of Maiumo- Isi. horiMg still iu reffiviuhratiee forlur in\ astou* liawc heard with dismay that, one teapt. Uobinsou i about to lead a H)U|ri* of cuiipanie* into that ckintrv.eomineJlv a# volunteer*, in aid qf dim of ii,# -•••atufttlii'g panic#, bet really a* idilumter# : ‘Rais’ ui* •( ii,* in even aceoMpaefcd Walker tn Nicaragua, and tkcreforethere*can be madoubt of tbdr character end intention# ; foal iu any cuu!, mul. Mitred action of volunteer*, in aid of ciriier eftlic (•’uitciiding parties Iu Mexico, would votwpromHe the houor mid dignity of flic llepub lic.dt uot it* integrity, while it would W equally iu violation ut it# Independence and Ibe tundu tuciitul ourapiK‘l, fberctoac, 1. That the subscribing cijiaen# proteet agaiust **'■’ r. “ wy occasion. >irautiiig pcnuiseion to armed ,r uuaruicd foreigft Aiibufters "> pn#** tlirogb that inuiAjeipHl district, or by any .fo cr route, to cither of the couteudiug ariuius us the Mexican UcpuWic. 2. Tbcy doe'are the oullstuiont of mercenary tilibuator troops, “to light agaiust thoir brefort u and compatriot# in the Ulterior,” to la* treare.u against the cuunUy, and pretast that before |H*r mitting Such a disgrace t come ftpop the Mexi can name, they should suffer the rudest tynumy 111 home. and. They declare to bt* ever vile and accursed th* name of him who ffiay hart signed, written vr given so invitation to filibuster* or any other foreign adventnrersto come into that country, on any pretext whatever. These reiolution*. witii tijo nicetantisnying pre** amble, were signed by some hundred or more of the first citwens of Matemdgo*, and afterwards formally endorsed, as provided them.u by the g.'ity Council, at u special meeting, in it* official cspaelty. A* njight bo expected from this, our Heighbry* of the nnfiler ant esceedingly wroth at tho new treaty, and esfUNtiiliy at the Presideplfr aiorstigo, and aro surpruu'd that it eould have found favor at Vera Cru*. Os the progress of the war, ear flics furnish m thing additional to that iu our special eor/cs pimdouce. The coii*tiiuri<,naliftts rootioned tln.ir npircMt, and the reaetionist* W®*w closely follow ing tbuie up on all side-, the mure mtee*M*ftUfy fhst thefr totoes, in addition to their reseat dw twats, were suftoiir.g uniter the popular ddium of having Invited in the fiiilm*tors.— Seu> Orlennu GO AHEAD! Yeung Men! If you ever-expect to be anybody t —ls you ever hope to rise in Hie world, just go ! abend. The groat difference which e*i*t# mi ro gard to wealth, fame aud disMnctiun, aro not half i so much attnbuiabiu n, extra lalcni. a* to Mt<ra 1 idfitfL He who is tho limt vigilant, active and i pc-iK.ivoriug, is the one who is bound to outstrip F all others in (be attainment of hi* objoet, whatev- J or that uiy be. Go ahecd! Work t*wsy with a zeal worthy of tho cause in which you have enlisted. No matter how many competitors you bnvo, it will only im plro you to tho greater diligence, if you only reineuibdr rlia extraordinary Mtutt* alway* tri umph over ordimuy owes. Go ahead ! If you aim tor jmhlia honor* they shall to yours—-dipond upon it you shall Attain them, tor such results arc produced by causes as wdJ defined s im tffosu which regulatotho direction <>f a bullet wbon discharged at a target. Ihe heal aim will make tho best hit. Go ahead! If yeu aro head an-I cars tn love with s<wn fair one, who has a half *oore of suit or*, some of wtuim have fur more wealth or beau ty (wrehanee than yourself- iw mm? to go ahead. No matter, even tho *'■ you are noted for your want of the/i*fee*ne/---remember that g.*od look* Is never more Mian ten lointitcH ahead of it* lirat rate maftatorocnt. Go aheft.l, (lieu, updor all circumstance*. If you am u* pour an Job’s turkey—go ah end ! If you are an homely as a hedge fence —go ahead. If you are nut at packet—-go ahead ! If you are out of credit —-go a li.iitd !11 you are uirt of friend* -*~go ahead ! jn abort, at all time* and under all cbrcnnuMuncos, l*e sure to go ahead, always keep ing In mind the go Abend men arc the first men. The Buslcal Prodigy. Wo clip the following from the Glmrloston Courier, in relation to Toft, now or formerly, the slave of Gen. Both it ne, whose musical perform UKM r*o well known iu this community . Through the courtesy of'hi* master wo were permitted, with aooiiifiuny of ladies aud gentle meu, to enjfty the sounds drawn from the piano by this untutored uhiid. Jlo played several pHM'.c*, souwi of which ware exceedingly difficult, others short and simple, and ail with cjuai facili iy und oori-ertimtifl. Hu xtrlkoj the keys with oil the couHdenoo of imo lurgaly gifted with the mu sical facility, wlmj hud do voted man y rear* to tl.c caltivation of the tolciit. His manipulation is uiwsi graceful, his touch is now exquisitely dab cate, and than all (he of his frail body is thrown into his hand*, and he strikes tlm instru ment with iui|>a*<boued ciiruostncrw. Iu bin execution, lie njl only re j.rpduecs the .■ , . note i ftonnd, but the etylo of tho performer i* Hbowise exactly imitated. Several of our taunt distin guished umsiciaus j.crtornmd iu Tom'* bearing lung and uotaplex Gporutio pieoes, ami the Ilea veo-taiuglit. boy re produced them without cma inllting a single mistake. might conclude that thi* -boy's talent con stoted m a roimirknblc deruiopment of the facul ties of memory and imitation, did ho confine liim.mlf to thoseoompowlious b iLMirns by ear. - iint b* but only oeionubae by the qiitaknov* with which be acquire* a piece, no matter how long and dlAeuJft hut h improvises with readiness and llueaoy. Gn tho ocoashm of which wc speak Tom wits directed by hie master to play tt n origi nal piooc. aud Im complied with eboerfilj rcadl mc.ss. ile composed with all the rase ami couli deuce tiiai murk the Bwnt orator ui the use of word*, On being asked what title ho would give tho § .once, ho replied, “call It the Chaflfstou F-dka,” And the fhurluHtoii Folka was very sweet to the oar. These original composition* incroa.se the won dering interest* excited by the ptrifoHpanoo of iirls prodigy, and to roe a* to look upon him as one pMMMd of thut rare nod strange gift termed ge nius. We bare alluded to tho ex.|Hisitoly graceful touch of this lad, hut Vvhat wo have said concert - ing hi* nmnipuliitlongivoe no idea of hi* style mid uiAnuor. Fr he has a style of lu* own, which i* veen when impiovi-ing, amt it is as brilliant .a* it I* original and peculiar. But it is his manner .nd countenance that must profoundly impress. When hot under tho lufluoino nf sweet sounds, his fltca is devoid of life aud exprcssi.in. This is partly owing to hlinditosx, but ift far greater meas ure to iuihccildy. Wu see a boy with a decidedly African type of loco-- low retreating forehead, flat spreading pose und projecting ujqnr lip,’ with evory market of idiocy, wo see this awkward and stupid negro led I. (lie piano stool. Ho takes hi* seat, but the first touch on the rospoasDe keys show* us that his aim! is made for melody. He sweeps bis hand* over the keys with Gn* air us a master, and then wo behold tlm inspiration mam fasting itself in his eoutituuftiicu and) nuivumuuU fill In lures t change to uwi*. and we arc dumb with astottlshiMont The melody penetrates his whole losing. An ecstatic influence flows from tlm keys iuftJdkls Huger*, and ruJht lik a tide through liis vein#, light ing up a lire in every nerve as is coar se* aluntf. IDs head is thrown back; now it rents on one tlionlder, und then on the other, and u gmn it falls Upon Ids breast. A light kiudlw* on tlio blank IRee, and sis wo gic, wondoiiug, the fushion of his eountanance soems changed. It is absolutely beautiful. Thu divine ravt.-duneni in cnnitM'H every luomcnt, und wheu ho is thoroughly sufftised with the inspiration „f the melody tho muscles of his tami I wieth.und UD upper luetli are pressed firmly upon hi* lower lip. A feeling steal* fiver us a# wc behold this mysterious and sudden transformation. What shall wc say more about the prodigy: lit tills unlettered, blind and awkward negro--wo heboid one Who, without Msbdonoe from man or books, without human aid of any sort, excels tlm masters of beautiful and difficult b e behold on** whom it i* beyond the |c*wor •>l the in not gifted (o iustruot- -who accomplishes i.h .ui labour and without socinii g effort, what nflu'i's (terfurtu after ycate’of intense (nil and oh *|dft ns .implication. Here wo have food for thought, undwoudex, anil udorutiou. O-nv, t •!(Will uot tin* ptui-oul starvation pn ■ >1 corn and other grain awaken our farm ci> tt) a .h*b#u of tho impurtanco o(_ prottooing a lurgu pro vn inn crop this year? One of the best fiumoti* Su Urn cotttilry assured u* the other day that ho would not raise a single bale of out!on this rear. Wo copy tlm above from tho Athens Watchman, it ie eminently appropriate to this latitude. In deed, a friend the other day requested us to writ© an article upon tbe corn famine which now pre vails iu (hi# suction. Wo learn that on© dollar and fifty cent# nor bushel is now charged for ouru in thi# city. Will not those who have corn to rell look* at oftro to this luaikul. Planters should also so* to it. in retting their ucw ©Top, that aimujfo corn to planted. Om> us the most thrafty planters we ever knew. mw living in Macon ceunty, lias often assured us, that wlicn the price of corn was wry high, he alway s planted a forge crop of corn and always realized more profit from it than his noiglihoru did freia their extra orqpo. cotton.—JVucom J fee eeitger. A Dm op I’RXVKtt ID cnvivKvnr ti. The cits* *<*n of Charlotte county, Vo., jiald n meeting on the 2d in*!., to tie libera to upon the existing state of affaire. Among the resolutions adopted was the following: HeevtMt.J, That this meeting recommend to Christian# throughout foe Ctitan, to observe th© 2-*d day of February as a day of fast hi g and prayer to Almighty food tar guiduiu'eaud -npport through the dangers Hy which we arc all surroun ded. No Mouk Maociha IN iuk.-—An importer of choicewitics. residing in thi# city, wrote to tbe It out* in Loudon with whom he traniiaoto buei iie#*, to übtuin a further tupply t*f Madeira. Iha iionso retervd to to not only ongaired In tho wine trade Iftit has a large property interest on th© Island. The tallowing i tliu reply reveived un der dateof 2-fd Doe. last : ••I have uu more Madoira left, iwtd the new ceuuts trnin tb© Island respecting the wino dis* *w are worse foau ever, as the ucw krinos arc a*treked iu the #am© manner." —Savannah Re pnhtittm, DiAeoxna.- Suvoral very valuable diamonds have beeu lately brought from Bombay aud ofi ervd for sale iu Faris. There ie on© s yet uncut, which thu owner values at £520,600, 600,000 I lie has been offered seven miliiou franc# for it iu I’ari#. The cheapest gas in tlm Dulled State# It sold in PlUsbmg, at f1.50 per lVflO teeL Alennlitii e. —-To attempt to borrow money o th pica ofextremu poverty. To Judge of people’# piety by attendance at church. To keep y„ur clerks on miserable salaries, aud wobdur at their robbing you. To make your servants tell lies for you. Afler wwd# b© angry at them because they lie fur them selves. To tell your own secrets and believe other peo ple will keep them. CIH Ml!IS, MTt'MMT, JkKVKKI '*. •Waft • .■ .-r . a • The DcMorraf) of t hat ham In eoinpllaftoe with the requeat of the Bafan nah Jfjytr***, wc JftitbHsli la another eolump a card issued hy the Executive Committee of flmt ’ ham county. We shall nyt attampt to settle the ! diflurunce* among the t’haHiatn J)cmMra*?y, but It s3(o# to u* that the prof-writiwn of Cw*. Jack sen wa* a strafige eflbrt for the call <*f harmony in the party. A former bad appointed del egatM to the March Guavontimi, uutrauiindfld by iusUttcticnv and charged with tha duty of r<!p ru ’ smiting tho iutor**t of tho wboto party. J rooi the Card of the Committee, we learn that It is Uic objoet of the second meeting to review that action itnd instruct ihe delegatus to reflect the will or"! reaffirm the resolution** of the Legisla tive Convention. The proposition is Gfhply rid j iciilou* should have been surprised if th* f Executive Committee lftfti entertained it. I*. B.—Since writ lug the above, a di*j>atdi in ! the Augusta ConotitutionaliJl inform# m that a ! deHioeratic meeting wa# held in rfavannab ontbfi i evening of the 2ot.b, in which great confusion pre vailed. Col. Jack son's rcflolutbin* instructing j the delegate# from Chatham t‘ Um Mr< U Con vention to acquiesce in Ue act ,n os the Conven tion which tow iu December, wi re offered uml dwclaxad passed by the chairman of tho meeting. Both-aides, however, claimed tho ret* in their luvor. A tuoUort to adjourn was tarried: and an*.ther meeting was tlu roupon ‘.rgafiktad. The foUowtbg resolutiwis >vro a<brptea : u He*ol’ (and, That the election to the Presidency *>f W. 11) Seward, or any.ineftrher **f hi-s party, or any omlorser of the b npr c.-stble tab diet doe trine, or any endorser of the Hcljier hook, *.r any •ympatliizer of John Brown's scheme, or any iuourcr for his fate, should be immediately I**l lowed by a dissolution of thuoe fctaler. And he it furtbaiv ußeunited, That upan tho eletio of *ueh a porsou to the Presidency, we will endeavor to l.ring about sach dissolution, and to this we pledge our liver, our fortune', and onr eacrad honor.” Xt auASKA TvrtKiTOßv.—The Nebraska ilotiso of Kc|>ru#ntatlvos have passed a bill for the or- ganisation cd (bat Territory into aat ate. Th* Banate will probably on< ur. The bill provide* for an oleeihm to be held **u tiie first Aloud*/ In Mareb, ItffiO* for delegate* to a Const it# ties* l Canvuntiun -tii electors to vutuut the Muuetime ■ “foF’or “againuf Bute governun ut. CTnur JrHTies T.wnv. The fitttion and lutel- : Ilgencor At>um*oeas the conval cnee of (Tied Justteo Taney, and express*.-: the copfidtait ex (mcUxtiou that he will tc.-uine his seat in Court very shortly, llis attack was aetera catarrh. prieumonte form, and over which a well pref served constitution, inslcr the skillful trc:dmen | of hi* medical adviser, has trinmphed. Tlm U. ft. TpaAKi?Ki ‘Uic.—Jt 1* stated that j the Provident tendered s>.mft day* ago t Kx Govarnor Tbonma, <>f Maryland, the United State# treamiry ship. Mr. Th nmn*, it i* ! ru-UntTßrtTicfW dccUning the appointment. Wiikat Thorwappeared to heat first, nays the Montgomery Mail, a good deal of diversity of opinion re*|M:ctingHio cllcct of th* lase extreme cold Weathe# on wheat It i* now almost the uuanimomj opinion Iliad ail the early sown, at legfit before Um rain#, waa entirely kilb**l. (jml) J’mMßic John Bell. Tho Opposition fri TemiAsaeo are rpeakUig of Jtfh® Vail in cotineetien with the Presidency.— They wilt, don biles*, iuarn of the Tribune's en dorsement of him with great aoiuplaceocy. litre it ia: ‘‘No public man of our tiige exhibit? a more t-.iUUeal career. There aro ttu>u*and I of than who ninU i;nrtiiw nn..„ r uv- I opponent* wbo would gladly h.ju the iittoir* of ‘ folate <'oiaiuitti<4 to bin prudent anil judicious guidance. lie has been the guiding rr of **U thief is noble no-1 manly and sogaaiutt* in Ton iicosoe polities tor a quarter of a century, and that he should now W put forward by the Oppo sition of that .State a* the!# -dn-ice for th* Presi dency is but a jtfft and wAll-dcservcd tribute to his high character and hi* groat ability.” CoßSimiovtl. | WakhiuutuM, Jan. 2fl.— JftmUe*- Mr. Wil-on, of Mans., concluded hut speech. There was a debate between Senator Davis, of I Mississippi, and Senator Douglas, of Illinois. ; The f<wrruer intimated that the reiokittm ,4 the j latter would enable the Federal executive to sn ’ croach on States Rights, in ease they change the i present puiioy. Senator Douglas met the iutpu i tafioii with great energy. j Hunan. — A. J. Hamilton, of Texas, Withdrew i being a candidate for Speaker. There were three ballots lor Spasdw. The ! lasi baHot, 114 being ireoereury for a choice, re united tt? follows : John Sliermau, of Ohio, Thomas jj. Uuo< k, of Virginia, M W. N. 11. Smith, of N. t'aroliua, :ii John A. tiihncr, of N. Carolina, I The remainder were scaltcring. Tuic Ati.anta CexviiNTjow.—Below we give thy resolution report'd by th* telegraph ns hav ing been introduced into the Virginiu Legislature calling a Convention of ibe Southern States to moot, in thin oily : A (uiniuiticr oft onfcrcncc Hlth Southern sure*. fu the Fixture of Delegate* on Friday, Mr. Sodden, of Stafford, offered tho following resotu tiou, which was ordered to he laid on the table and printed t Hctolmt (A” G**irrt%i As*inUy, That ui view of the hostile legislation of many of the nou- I elavehuldiug State;*, and of tho you lunation* pro* vailing guiicrl!y in them against the itmUu* thin*, hunor And peace of the da vehnM’mg States, the dangcro'Ui • ndenei. aof wliicli have i-eon re ocntly Hluetrated by the invasion of tlu< State, and the rnptiie, murder and treasou, committed within her border*, Virginia in vita ouch of the slaveholding State* to appoint coimulsMoyan to meet in Conference at Atlanta, Georgia. ou tho day of- —next, to devisenioasnrv* us in their judgment may be necessary or udvr-.ible fur defence? and the redress and prevention us •cb wrongs; and tlust with this view. theli.-v ----wruor he re quested, and is hereby eu thorn cd to appoint on behalf of Virginia, their C.unuii.-snm cre ft-r inch Conference. Mr. Keen offered an addition to the aborts reso lution t>! Mr. Sreldon. which provide* that the Virginia Legislature shui I nominate a Deni u raik candidate fur the Presidency, and an Opp. sitloii candidate Tor tb* View l*v-idvney, and that if these nominations are defeated by the Black Re publican*. then the Uxocuiivti shall appoint the three t'oiauiissiobufs tu the Conference. Mr. Keen withdrew his raotiow, anmmncb’ . that lie would Hot carter --Her it naau imUq-cndcn t resolution. t'rult* ot the lodcrgroiiiirt Katlrosd Nkurq Ot traur twCsxad.v. On Monday an intense excitement was Caused in Anderson. C. VV. by an assault by negroes upon tho family of Mrs. tWyesu, Four hsgrucs went to the house about 12 o'clock ut night and made an attack up on lu Mrs. ti. end three men were ut home at the time, and they defended them salves; hut ns they were destitute ut Hrc-arut* U>e negroes Hade an entrance and knocked down and bent the in mutes lu a terrible manner. The lady was bea ten iu an inhuman manner, mid then’ subjected to tho most fiendish indiguitic*. The next day officer*Blurted in pursuit of the ruffians *ud succeeding in arresting them, but before they could be scoured they were ro. cued by uu armed |tub and set at liberty. This ■roused the white eitiseus, who formed tlietn selivH into Imnds to assist in the puuishuieut of the negroes. Hocent accounts state that tho oitixens are* do ter mined upon arresting the murderous baud who committed the outrage*, and tho negro pop ulation are disponed to protect them; and there is consequently great danger of a general dis’urb ume. The whites and blacks iu that and the adjoining township are about equally divided in numbers,jnd while the Uttar arc vUhuuOtu, the former are deurmiticd to protect thcutacho froui outrage*. lly the Detroit Free Press we also Warn that at Chatham, fhrty miles from Detroit, a gang !’ n*grias took posaossioo of the [school bom-es on Monday morning, an*l refused to allow the whUe teachers to outer. Tho authorities wen itlod upon, hut dared iw>t net. The nmb war heudod hy*nc Shudd, a negro of dreperate character. The uegrocs deummlcd not only that the school* should he thrown upon to thorn, but that they should bo allowed to pnrfh jKife in thir luauagcmeut, which, ou account of their number* W equivalent to giving them the control. A eoafrrenftG took place between the negrora and the authorities, when the negro, - wo# luial ly quieted by the WMtirocee that their claims should be taken in consideration, and such ar rangements nudo as mid with propriety bo brought nb ut. A aim iler,<H* bur bunco occurred at Sandwich, thrraj uitb hidow Doiroit on tho #ume day* /’row the Savannah Jf.rpreau. To ihe lb iMdt-railr Fnrty us Chutbitm County. The Ufllersignc<r regret the woe**ity us appear ing befofo th* public, bjit are compelled to tin* course to prevent the eirroueodtUmprotMiioß which Uta Bteru puhlicuiion oLtby rtijoluti..p rejected by Ahu Executive Committee of the Democratic |.nr ty woull erente. Col. Jacksog, who, by t bi np jdteatioo to. the hU ecu tire Committee, rerognixed its autliority in the (.remises, fraukly explained tils mode of karmonixiug the existing dHUfttUic* in the party. Hi? plan wa# to call a meeting of the deuiyi rfay, whw ilbtoild fata!diet tho delegate*'. to the March Convewtion t.. ratjly and rOnilriu ii(l that tlm Convention ot December hud done — to solid him aim bis ceHcagtwa to C'lmrioaton, and to re-ntliro'thc rc*4utiuft* af/aid Convention. He woa ns frankly told that such a cnuffi-would bo to stultify and Owhonor the majority ol the lute meeting, wbo had sent delegate* to .Mil ledger IHo uoiratnoiclied and uniindructed alter lull and frae disiius*# ji^ —that we wove anxious f>*r a roconeiltufton, but. it must be upon gp.unds. ol yerfcot uquality, ag*l not upon an entire abiui (loaweul of ev*ry principle upon which we had acted. • I (may also be properly stated that Cd. Jackson's ofigbial resolution was, that the Kx ecmtive.Coniuiitteu should <ndl a meeting of the (axrty to err-jjixi/lrr the nation oj. th*- lot* fternio train: nutelinq, apd wbtui the verbiage was cinuig edfor the purpose of satisfying >no of the three who voted with him, it wh> exprvady stated by Col. Jackson that the plan of reconciliation afthe two resolution* was identical. We make no com men! Upon the course pursued hy Col., JocJteott; us our sole object was, by H proper statement of all Abe im-ts, l*> -ik* fttwelve* right before the public, and show that we wife no fuciutef p an honorable rccutieiliatiori of all difieiullies. OCTAVLS COHEN, Chm'n Kx. C m. Vein. Furty of Chtbi.m Cos. Y'.J. Asj.li’.sox, etec'y pro. t*m., Lx. Con.. item. Party. 0. A L. Lair ir, 1 George A. • ■ -rdon, George W. Adams. Holi.iuon C > beu, Chaiies texnt, FbtUhAl. ItusaidH j D.iamiek A. o'By me, ConKnitte*. Claudiu* C. Wilson. | John M. Gturwd, M. H Mvy r. ILirrcy L. Byrd, W. T. Tb oinf.ecn, f huh j l. rugk. A W*shlijgt(.n correspondent, cf the FbUx dclpbiu thus speak* of the iptevh lately detiveredjiy Mr. Fugh, of Alabatuu n C<*ugrM I linv. James L. i'ugh, of Ahibnnm. deliver*.-*! a | ?pouch, unusual fur it# brevity, (for u set #|>ceeli Tt ; n* WJI a< for it*ftk*cs and strength. Ivwus a Gieorath al e.aaay, and derated to the philosophy of the slavery question and it* reference to- the queatiou# of the day. Mr. Fugh i* a'#*•’ ;si.*w jst. if 1 know what tfaat term Dieatis. It i* but a duy or two vine# he tid be would perpetuate discord, ii be c.cld; and 1 know what be would say when be took the floor, but 1 wu> wot pro i pared for the ability wiib which he presented bis j views and coßolaviou*. He eneoriqgiy reviled the ! psalm singing to Iho- Union which takes place, iff j the North, and said it wa# byj, the'ooa | e<mda ll* .4**? tl-st, Relieve that the CerafltMien I eurvive tb# teat* with Which it had l*otn 1 loaded, or thut wc could get back to th* purity 1 und palriolistu wf our fatherWJ Ferfeet ueeord wn* not necoedkry to harmony. The solar system : exhibited the most splendid illustration of the | counteraction providing perfect harmony. Os course; lie to'rit Uie ground ul’ aoeoseton in care of | (Ue election of 11 “sectional President,” and is a j bcHevar in a united itofttb. Mt. Pugh to a sturdy looking middia-ergcd gentle tßan ixrih in figure and so feature, struugiy | reminding otto of Mr. Kwitagg, of lilmol*. Ilis \ farm i full, freshly trilled nnd closely shaven ; hi# j oboeks ibesrdve enough to bow tiuit he to not | easily tuov and from a potilioß wboti once takco : 1 hi# chin springe from the jaw* In h rather pictur- j i*qau promineuco which indicate# a delicacy iu tho reioc'ioii of appropriate phrases; hi* btW i broad and rultsti, ud tiie thin brit sleek cur tain* of brown hair ha* lon moved backward ami upward by the hand us Time so nu to present tbe fufehood ift a oapoci*ni#iy dignified manner. Tiie libcnesH to Kellogg to taurc cinsuat Uiiut la# tillg. Thu g> uUiiitt liuttt AiwtoMft* *• We* no n toe mixuiUiutnx, but what ho | want# “in girth” he maßt.l np in height, being ‘■ taller tk*u Mr. Kellogg. , At sou cuncluHftft <>f Mr. Pugh> speech be j w# nwet wartofy coiigratulaU’d by Ms #i Itafce j tar, Leukc. Metju.ccn, Crawford,Gurtrell, Uattoti, i Dark.“laic aud other*, rioitte fouok him hy tbe ! baud. S'-mc with two hand#: some caught him round the sb >uWeT*, other* round tfta neck : socne were before, soiga wore behind, and several #at on bod# 4dc of the honorable gentleman. Porofler Mifi * Gartoy burly etnhntvcd him, and’ at n later period, Pryor madobim coinpiimcnts. IHicrcMtng rrom ffafotagton The ‘•prahtr-hlp. TVasrhingtoii Jau. Z2d IbtfU. Ymtious proposition have been talked over and discussed within thWlari tarty-eight hour*, witlia veiwuf eoftceuffikting ■foe elanieute oppoeed t Slmrtuan, but. like all t Im* forptef efforts, they have fsUud. The American,# have laket#,canvas* ing tiie entire demycrulio side t**: whether they eould unite their fnjrce* upeu suqb an one* Gov. Winsh w seems to be least objecttaiuibla, nnd it to wry probable the Democrats wiUrgD* thorn an opporiuuity U* try him. Lnrmlioe, of Wisconsin, i* alo 111011 ti'Urod. A majority of the Aurora un* will go tor firm. There i# c>ui(lerublc talk us bringing John Cochrane forward. Ho to perfectly acceptable to the .South generally, and Wouhl re ueire a vote larger ihwn auy natuc that lias been ewggeeted. Tbe Kupnldb-aus are determined to adhere to Sbsrniaii. They have dtxqdcd tn change one pyt ut tlioir progtnuiiue. They have horutufotre re mained silent, and refused to enter into debate.. They wiii hen after take part iu the debates, and , <li#cun* issue* Och re tho eonfitry. Kvry effort bu# been made today to ©fleet a | union upon Larrabce, of Wiscoftaki. Ifo iecoan- , ted thu only man win* would carry ail (ho .Norlh western aid auti-Loconipton Uw ■,. r,Un. Moat of foe South American*, it ia sa> i, have agreed to vote tor him, lieeau-e ho anuoapeed to the lieu#® a taw day* aiftoe that hr would vote for wit American it it would pro taunt, the Kepubltemui front ducting, According, to hi# ou doc fora-j tieuta Larrabvu represents u<>ro foreigner# than’ any other member. Till* fact prevent# some of) the whm eutistlluulits are bitterly 1 Uosiile to tareigu iuflmjice, from votiug for bun. | It i# reported that atl the Aati-Lecofowto j Democrat# uot voting fur Sherman, expect Hey- | nolds will vote for Lairafou, but 1 have reason ! to doubt it. There i# a report U>at if the Aniurtaan* emumt i maku ffrnaHtion wuh the detaocrof* upon Larva- | bey, that they wilt then make ua uiteinpi.to coa- 1 le#cc with the republican? upon i'umuugtou ar Corwin. Kuithor at Urn pi #ceoi likely to anc uoetl. but a niutemcfit to ou fm<t which will produce a tpcakor tbi# week. On aceoqnt ,>f tbe refusal of Uie Clerk of the House tu decide question#, a suggestion ha# been (nude by acme of the member# to appoint a turn pofary Chairman until a Speaker i elec fed. tSych wn officer would hav* uo other power abve that exercised by Ute Clerk, except So decide ques tions, aud thereby facilitate the election 4’ a i speaker. APPAIBS IN MKXICO* Official despatch©* bmv# been received from ; Vera Ou* non firming the newspaper uccouute j of vlrtokics fur tha liberals. Tbe advices received fore from England, fa- ! voraldu to the recoghUioti of tbe Jttarox gvveru* went, which to expected ntu tak plaesfoav* ! logeiiier with Pre#rd©ut Iluchanau*# recommend 1 at ion relarive to >1 xiean affair#, heightened the I hop©# of flic liberal* of (■uiirptate rucceas, and | produced a (tapressjon am <ng the j reactieotot#. The Mexican t ahiuet, however, riu ‘ tad sliifik it nil] livconie lu'cecftorv to call fug the ! aid of tho American troop# in tho contingency j .•uggested by Mi Buchitoau. A uinnher us milLtary men have written to j Washington a# turtle truth of foe report that the i Juarez, government has invited vwtnntoem torn the * I’nitcd <S(.ita*, bnt tforc to bo official or nu\ other uutliurlty te xutiiin it nor would they to# #o* I eepted without the coticurreuco of our govem mvnt. The armed men who have gone, and i other# who are |U't>pariftg to gt (South, may have other icheuiea in view, ur so in ©xpeciatiun of a call fQf tfoir services in Mexico, A* Uic pretext of Mr. Me Lane agaiust the! Taoubaya massacre wet wuh no response from | Jtfirwpuon, so tbe protest of the foUer against the > rceegoUion of foe Juare* goremtueut will re ceive uo ufliical Buttao from ->© own. l.citer from T Kfttlrr king. Br. Simon's Ikland, Jtm. ‘Jfi, IHfff. To the f'ditor J-'renifty Lr prei*, Sue ; 9ih >—ln view of the widespread discontent in the DomorraMt* party with th® priwreding# of tho Coftventiffti held in Miiledgvvilla iu Decemfor, and cntuMdeidlVk foe perfect union and harmo ny of the forty ns enonuial t% the bast interests of thecounlry, nnd to seriire thu nomination of an rt(‘cep(fltili ©andidutiy fur the Fresideucy in foo Charleston Dowtaemion, I ci>n#hler it my duty to state foot I decline to o#ffi*y the pAsUieu of al ternate Delegare ta that CoßveaMotu boworgr re in.tt© the probability thutlxnay be oallod upon to act in that capacity. With great rospett. Your tnat obrdioiK soiwnt, m| T. 11UTLKH KING. Din NK VLAKT TO BITK IIXH?—*A prtntw'# devil wanting to kiss hi# swuctheart. addressed her ns follows: “Miss Lucy, enu 1 have the pleasure of placing my ••imprint” vn your ‘‘bittF’ ttfU MHlfl, MONDAY, JAM AKi JO. IMIO. . JCrri” - -jytrr. r Shall He : onitwue to mronlzv Ihe Norm ? A •ini'rcbiiafXrom Jeflor#on, in this SuO*, dd* ir# us to put Uiuquestioo tu pirrrcadciw. % Wc iqvo nu doubt that, a verbal negative imsw'or wiTl be wturwt'd. Wc hare a* little doubt that our j.copU; will give a practical response in the affir uiutivc, by coutiauuig io buy.of merchants who buy from Nortliern importers. Nor do wc ace bow tbi-can. lit once, to any great extent, be reinedid. Tim change will require time and concerted action. The case stand# about thuar The importations into our utbarn seaports, are ,it present not sufficient by untold million*, to sup ply Southern trade. Our merchant# suy to Southern import©*#, bring in direct foreign mafketwsttcfl article# a* w* can gut in New York, -ell tlvnn a* cheap, and we will buy of yoto. The .Softthem importer says, buy of rae—-creto the demand and I will import. Now, the Southern ouetojner ia-tbp pfofwt iicraon to settle the difficul ty between them, fill taste# ami want* create ike prulctaion of Merchant, tk i the buXtftoa* of the latter to imp ply whatever ilmaedetmuvi Lei tlie c<:B?um*T, then, say that ha will buy no more gorfiin inauut.u’tuipd at U*e which reach hi* inarket through Northern Custom House, mid h-t him get hi uejurhbov to say the same thing, and, wh(it in *H iiiipprUtat, let tivcui both do what lb) say. Association? through out the Slat*;# cau-wchujv* the lion, can wdaldißhdirujt .trade between F suiUern and foreign port#. Nath ing else 4, And of this matter, a? of Jpoat othi**- ...c ladi* have su preme control. It wiß be n great hardship for * Boa thorn gci.tteman to appear in homo ii.iiie clothiug, but the fa#tidiou#iiu* of our fair country’ women may revolt at it. What *ay they? ( Wditlmy umbo the tai riltoa for erne year ! Jt will require that time to get a sufficient stock of foreigu tabrie* to aupply the Southern demund. If the people will not muve in this mutter, lot them not east reproach upon the Southern mer chant for making hi* Northern purchase*. Un der the present condition <>f ikmg# he is oblig ed to do it or give ftp ni# easing. The Southern uapurU from toreign couutrie* Would not, • pres ent, aupply tlm one hrmlredUi port tlm eioutb em demand. These import# wilt not be increas j cd until the people, by the actfbu we bat; wg goeta 1, duel are that they shall be. H hen this notion is token, oar Southern port? will loon be tilted wuh vcHtel* laden foreign merebamlize, aud thither, interest aa well n* patriot taut wiU compel our nwrdbahte ta rwsorL Th<- oppHilion la MatiAma The Mougouiery Mud, the ablest Opposition )>aper Ui Alabama, if not In th* fleutb, bu# flit following in relation to the ponitiu* a*signed it* party by Hon. David Ciujton in a recent speech j l.ctoro the lioyw, of Jtepreavptafjjrftl 1 . YjU"iowfl getitlmnen represeiiting the Amoriuaa party! South bad expressed Ibcir iuteutioa on the flour of ihe House to Kuhuiit to the election of a Black | Ucpublu an Frt#kiet. Mr. Clopton, knowing! th* high (.ositiun on Ibis subjeot taken by hi# t able i/ppoaawt Mr. Jadga, throughout their Cup > ((retfxional Canvas?, and toeliog that he represent- j ed every man in his distvict u|in that question,} I eiupbutleally disavowed in behalf'of Bi* Opp-wi- ! ! tion Constituent# (h* #entiaient of submis-buj rb j j Black Kepwbiican rule. in retorwftee to the 1 disavowal, the Mail says: It i* only justice to lion. U. Clopfon, to repnb- j li#h, a# we do Mow, bt# remarks in rogard to tbs i j the Brute Uigbt* Opposttmu -f Alabama. Jlc I *pt-k i > truly; und vft make bdtdto say, that our ; party here nave no sympathy wuh a* y tmut or j set ot men who bare tmole up thaw tota'l* to tot- I ernte a Black Repnblicsn Fresri'leni. Fut our * solve*, wc Into rather upt* the Imundanci- id tow j Seutkxlftflued river* of ever rolling blood, 1 with thit fountain* in both #ctbpa*- ilwn* w. 1 pr*,v*t %u at, the >• idte|s of satfli a bumjii j atiori. on the Wirt of th Slave Slate-'. l r rfigp j ! do toteraAe #iti;h an event, elavery ought to be abohvHed and Kiuulguiuiteiou made tbi* fwder !’ the day. Thhre who wi.uld submil know full well what ir mean •, that ul* submission to even- , tool abolition. CV.MWt.RCK or CwAW.nxTox^—Tho Mercury I us Chariestou, publishes a quarterly ataU menttti the uomnu r< eof that city, from which I fwo learn that the taJuo f tho artioies ported j during th* Mot thru* months of IKkt, *iuoutsl to coustliwiing the fae*Ttcnt quarterly j oxoprts ever uad* ff*>m ih*t port. Os thi* Fiiig laotl tuok nearly two thirds Fra..* a Jifuq Spain, Cuba and Hamburg follow ing nxt in gra<la'iou. The in< rea*o in iho trade wi’U Ham burg, Hraui. n aud ilollaud ill gratifying. The total value nf articles iutfawtetl dhrltlg th same thro# won Wis f 18FP, nunwuits to s4l &• 739, of.ahout one-ftfteenth of the value exported. ! Tim export# have increased three fold upon last quarterly statement, amounting in the year to |M 7, MB.VIA. Tlio imports f the year atueunt to an increas* of Jh per otot. Abuiml Ckivusmug or iui sta Mkr’ii Cams f 1 tiax AanemAfio*.-—The Centra) Committee of ’ Richmond. In accordmico with Abe reeommends j Mon of tho last Convention, and with the wish Os j Ak:wm*Uou* as since BXpres-ad, ha.- freed upon i New Orleans as the place, and the lith day of ! April next as the time,for bnldingtho next unuii- al Convention of the Ctlrifoileeatluii of American i Awuciiliwna, {(OMMtRRATIA.) To William R*rrlay TcHimbc, E** Mr Dbar Si*ln Danner, M of the itisU, a couimunicatTon, in reJot'u a tu the approaching Stwle Democratio Ccmvontion, I appears over ywur signature. As it contains an | arknowlcdgomcut of the tael that you were on | of kiss “advirer?” of the *a-callf"l C-nrenUop tis j j th* Sti us Deeembor last, aud you may therefore I further be oonsMerod to ?|*eak for ti*'.***.* who were ! partners iu gutl: with yre, iu thr wtng the appU j of discord into the Demrwrftttc and iu *t- I tempting to palm upon the • -entry Uie opinions ! | of a feeble clique, as tho Miuiiueut of ujurgu aud j powerful party, I have doreaid it y nght Sp.| I privilege thus to address you. Bur, before pre j ceodiog farther, you will pertgit me to pay an • huuibie trihuto of admiratmitto theelegattl “sang 1 fruid” w ith which yen dispense the self-imposed | duties of the “Adv isor tjctieral,” to the Demo , cratie party of tieorgia. It is refreshing b be j hold one man of eoiuposure sufficient I aud coolly advise a thseordant U nd Otcitod pou- I lo o3 t thuir projier eoufso, with the declaration | fresh upon his lip*, that hi* was the advice which ; had originated their trouhUs and dissatisfaction. I So refreshing indeed, that I can recall from mod -1 wru history a single incident only, of equal cool 1 urea. I refer to th* s*b-r with Sir Jol*n Franklin, of whom it was U4d i:iat ovun in thu pack of the ! Northern Ocean, ho was accustomml lo soat him j sell upon au Ire berg and faahixnsolf with the i tail of his nether garment. Freni fvr that i may bo lost ia contemplaHen of your cool grandeur, I pus* on to some of tha must prominent of yonr queries and tuggertloM. Having nilvifod a Caavouttoti in ikweiubu’ last which yoh see has boon repudiated by several dis tinguished gt-uHnmcti, reught to be hotiurtnl by its office*, aud by the pv -ple whom it professed to represent, yon -w advise *abr rtiu sake ul harmony,*'and In obedience to precedent **asyoa say, that the p*|4c abide by It* Action.” Tb# plea of precedent has 100 little of fact or ar- support'll—lorsqulre fknber attontion. Let sis ex a mint* the Uurmony part'. Is if not late iu tho day tor you and y-'ur associates tu cry har mony ? Did you eonaider it, whou you advised an assemblage, without authority, and over tbu protest of the press and many of the motrweted rcpreecntalives of the |cop!e. and sought to dig nify its action with iho name and authority of a democratic Convention? Is it likelyto carry tho im press of sincerity withit.wtiUeynustiUstandiii do fnuice of the opinion of tbe people whom y- uhavo. mieropramuted and who have in turn repudiated you, aid dcumid that they shall, for the sake of peace, retain yoa in positions yon have shown yourselves unworthy and incapable of ffllinghy usurp hi v them? Is th# nnlfy and bartneny of a party which has for Its object tho establishment of ‘‘principles not men,” to be preserved only by endetfsiug tho riewj and actions of tricksters aud wire pnlUfs, whose ideas are as much dspondeut uj-un their favorite leader, as their promotion is upon his success ? If such ia to be the ?tondard of the now polit ical ethic-., stmghi to bo iritriblm ed, I, tor opt* am willing tutd ready to forswoar my allegiance t ) a party which has, lor I'Wiff years coidunmdml my wwvicer, tbroftgb ?torm lutd outr-binq, aud t . ,wwk political awrociailoo# bared upon a more tai eraut spirit of Equality and justice. 1 shall not stop to answer your queries, a? to the fitue#* pud acceptubilify of the appointee# of (he December Convention or dfthu meaning and fnttffit of the resolution# |Wto*gd by bhat Uouyeiflloo. The De mocracy of Georgia, the only preper tribnuitl, in ruy opinion, have taken them all into considera tion, and through their representatives, will puas upon them in March next. The -question to bo settled i, whether the Convention of December was outbonoed and proper or uot, aud whether or not, the Duuioeratic party if ill cadpreeuiftl op tion. I assume the negative of this prope4tteu, aud the public taeotiugs whk h have been and are daily behtg: held thr-.ugbout, tbs country have satisfied ? - tut of your #*•..ciat*, even (hough thqj uuy uot bar© ptffmtated Hm rofrigorated atino*- phnrv of aeit eotnpla.'COey, with which you teem to bay# surrofiuded yourself, that a majority of the Detnwftnrtie party of Go., oecnpwa tbesmue poe ti.,a. Lu aUeißpting to establish fhd nfliruiation of the jiropueitien stated, thw utter fceblouess i year oimo bae.couipelted yeu to lug into your aid fouetderaltou# foreign to tbe issut, and aome'of which I will notioe. In the following unwary paragraph front V'our cominuuiout on, you Wave iu vulgar parlance, “let the eat out of the bag.” You ask ; “I# it that the fifth and sixth Con- gressional district#, foe strong-hold of democracy in Georgia, cbftU not tmlnard: <*r when th- y have xpokon, ox they did in iKvember, that their v.dee # hoi I be disrygarb-d and set u-ide, that (taorgio way be dalivarod over a# spoils to tbe Doug la# faction ?” Here then i# *u udmisaion of a fact, vir.: that the Jth an J ft th and wtr ieu composed the Conven tion of tbe tb of Drceiniser, and a further dis closure of tbe tear to I motive which compelled them to do it. Admitting everything that may be claimed for the ftfb dr (Itb district*, it still re mains to Ve shown that their merit is Bo great, their jntoiiiffence, real and services *0 Important, that they are to coutrul tbe ctbor six, uod 111 fa vor of n eoofHdate who ba# never brooked oppo s| ion witiiiu their border#. And bow dewpicably weak win si bo foe Southern uapn who h:i# reason 1 tiyfoar that at foi* jum'.twre, Douglas could wring from him the rote of bis own BAKU. Bir, yonr exce?:- of itniertrl>abUi Coolness must have be trayed you me*, lim fatal error of uiuuaaking at once, the wrougyon aftooipt to impoae upon the Democrat.# party, the in#offlrieney of your ex cuse, and tho weakaes* Os the lea<ier whom you reek to elevate. Did yiw not know that th , r th and 6th dis tricts of Georgia, did not comprise the entire j : Demuwfbtfc party es tbe State? ib. yon pre- j j same to take up.n your eboiilder# tbe reeponsi’- ! I bihty of auveer to a yefaflul orgam/.atioa, and j ; affect ignoranee of foe fact that within tb*t or- • gani&aliou, nobody w mid object to Howell ! Cobb receiving all he drerved at it# hand#, via; j | tiu; evuiplimeuUry vote of it# delegate * iu the i , Ch&rteaton Convention ? Can it be pewfbte that ! | you who are to inuvh cxeruired i tbo prospect of ; t'*e Democratic party of Georgia being s ;.ld owl j ’ to ftauglas,‘should have allowed flic prouiinont j fact to o#cape your rigilunte, that he has but one | j open and avowed luyporrer in tin* Stale-—be lb*- ‘ ’ nephew of 44 William WoodffH*/* aud whore ua tortamue habit on J it# conaeqne&<'•? opp<*or to l | bare been lo*t upon yon f You may have been i ljvnt*ran't of atl (here lblwgv, and I grant that [ you were, but- you are not ignorant -of the faet [ that Db>wett Cobb (ft the eboiow of th* Docno< ratic ) party of Georgia, tor nolLtng. ’Fun aro not ig n*>rarit <f tbe fact that hi* has been ibe parricidal , ! hand to strike it in r&|.uru fW tb honors which \ MVm heaped open him. | From tia day that betook oouusd with the M'bip? I to de#i/oy bie own politk ai houreboid, you kiaow j that tbe full couikdttnce us hi# party wo# lost to 1 hioi forever, and tbe busy intrigue# which have ‘ 1 characterised his enure* toward# it aince his | owq race for Senatorial boaura down to the |*cii i <d of the Jib of December, mark too plainly that he and hi# iriends rijfatly eaten I ole the frail and | uneortaiu tenure he hue upon its support and j rewards. Y.u voursel:’ have almost in a khigle brui(ii admitted that tbe oth and fth district*- * j held a convention, ud foot h# was Bmniwottsl to keep the party (Yota Douglas. Farther comment t is superfluous. AmJ in the face of this knowledge ’ you odv’Mo the l*wtuo ratio patty to endre the j ] action of two district# n> boWtug an uouthomed 1 ] convention, and at a inorinopportuce fmie.- This too# not >nrprlre tue, if anything e*iuiwg frm you eould. ‘Tkrfii rush iu where Angels fear t* tread.** j but the master huiiMolf has spo! on. .Strug- _ V amgraphs from a letter writer •tate tha! Mr. Cobb desires his Friend* to go into ) j the March Oonvontion, and has raised the cry of , ! harm-jwy. The stutomenf ha* hw*[atttSs*ticsll]r , endurred in the ftolnmus of aur local pnevs. Von : have re}>eaieil the phsu for harmony, lint you | r-mple with your demand for peace, the disbon | orahie aubmw&ion of thure who ate rtrugglmg tor ‘ the tuaititeuance of just and equal rights. Tow ak that yuar favorites .rhould be retained Id petition* ft>r which they cimv show no author!- j ty, while f’jch uicn as Iknuiug, McDonald j Locbraae, K .ng. Styles and Uuntor aro to sub- ! init to the will of the people. You may get it upon the loom* prepored. For the honor and integrity of the Democratic party, I hope not I trust that the March t'ouremtion will exor cise it* functions upon tho basis of a wise discre- • tion, aud secure no peace at tbo saerittoe of pnu- j eiple. lbo threat cou(ainei in tho concluding par- | agrapb of ye*#article, I am sure will affect the i ’ result as little as did your fbiJure to support, j ihutigli tf<>uiin*td l*y a full cufrveOfton uf* the party, tho present Lxuoutire of Qeorgia. - j MARCH. A.x fwtoiMAar Bili..—The following is a synopeD of Mr. Bigicr's b.H lptroduec<t ia the If. 8. Senate bn tho 17th iuutU: The tsrst section provide# that whwnever any State or Territory ia invaded or in iuimiuont dan ger °f inviu-ion from external m int*rnl toe. It shall be lawful tor the President b call out the miiuia us the But# or States nearest the point of <langer: also le employ the laud r naval toires of the Lnii'-d Stele-. Ski . 2d Provides that any person actually en gwgrd -*r partioiputing in carrying on u hostile eapvdiUon Ifum oue Btatn or Territory again.t ituolher shall be ailjudged guilty of treason and suffer debth. Br\ 4d Provides that any person haviug knowledge u! s. h Ireoam, and who shall neglect to dl eh.*e tho SHUIO ** tlio earliest ai'-ment, .-hall bq adjudged guilty of ui.pri.-'<-u of treason ;Mid shall l-e ftnod not ox. ceding MOUO and iasprUten cd.pot •vof svvon years. Sec. 4th tlives power t< the Pn-.-i-lent te seixe find detain any vessel fitted out by ..no Stole another tor boetile pnrpo**.’ ffro.* j’ Aby materials, arm#, valuables, etc., found ia such vessel* ah*U b fdrfeltod, ouo bass going to the Government and the other half to the inf--finer. r*io . ti. Any parsons furnishing or providing im'Mue or mouev for twch hostile expedition shall he deemed guilty of felony and Uned not over throe hundred dollar* and imprisoned not over lea years. Br- - 7. Any person oulistlrg himrelf or pro curing other* to enlist shall be iWiaad guilty of fa! >ny and Unci throe thenrend dollars and im pri*.m<f tv a .years. Skc. b. Any person fitting out or procuring to lie tittrel out suy ship or vessol for such a hostile oxfledfUtki shall he fined fiH.bOO or imprisoned ten year*. ar.. . 8. Any person accepting or exercising t comruisrton tor sueh hostile servioe shgli be hued and imprisoned three year*. Issi Nothing herein ‘te be construed ms grating upon piracy a* now Hetiued by fixistiug laws. Important to luurioin Thw .Senate t'owtuKtcc --n Patent* have prepar* od n now patent bill, wbieh < ptMnplts mane import mi t uhangwo ill regard to the law? wbnh govern that dapartuieut. The bill will he repor ted to-nmrrow. The liyst section changes llie prerent plao *o far as to compel the atuudance of witnesses In MAlntsd eaaos. This is neeeMury • ds. Ihe rriMKlff Sootioa authoruoii a Duurd of Kxntalncrs-in-Chiof, who shall .tocKlo appeal* from f-riinary examiners. Ap)ie! from thi* Hoard to the. Commissioner are allowed undar spoeiftod restrictions, but there shall bo no appeal to courts, a* at present. The fourth recti.-y iueraares the salary of t-bexC'-m ----itiireiuner frem tweuty five hundred to forty live hundred chiles*. It ehange* and regulate* the schedule r-f lues to bo paid by applicants. Anderson, the of tho North.” has arrived in San Francisco, LATER FROM FOOTE. AKKIVAI. f” OF THE (IBIAS^IAV. Nkw York, Jan, 2t*. Tho steamship Circassian arrived here t >-day, with Livdrpotd date* to January 7th.— fThe t #•• gr .ph lino was not tu working order North of Augusta <*|* Friday, aud beucc the delay iti the r*.*ception of foi? new?.} tvmmvrclul. Lirhipool Cotton Market. —Tfie Broker's Cir cular report? fi r live days at tiT.bfif* bale# (this w? New Y*ar's week,) of which apccula ; )TM tonk.l.rOO, a tjvi > X[* uter* I 1.. io) oclva. i nitirkui closed active and firm. On Friday, the 3ilo vr<- e S,|Hfo l*uUs. The market closed steady. Hieaulhurireil qu*UitiOß# were: FairOrlcun- : : : : 7 l d. “ Mobile*. : : : : 7^d. ‘a Fplands, T. 1 and. MM. Oricaps, : : : b"-d. “ Mobiles, : : : : <i' 4 . “ 1 plunite, : : ; f : 6 lt> Thu etui k *>u band iu Liverpool waa 527.000 bales, of which 207,t0y were Amarieuu. .Stofe of Trade. —Manchester luivices were favorable, and Yarn# closed with un advfoiciiig tendunev. If ■ , e <- -ttao Mm let ->?rle? of the week 6.000 bales. Thfi market closed firm for Tr%u Ordi nate* ft*s f., and for line 10.! f. Stock AS,OOO bales. fly Teletfra-ph to Qioeneloten — Liverpool, Jan. 7.—P. M.--Sales of Cott"B to-day [Saturday,J 7.000 bale*. Mil foe market ebrfed steady Loiid-’U .I fowjf 1/n-fcp—-t'tUiiols ctoeed at 06Fj 4 Bullion in the Bank of England deertasbd 9,000. 4*. in rut Mew*. It is sfiil unoertani whc.Uet the Peace Congress will a?*- mMe. The retirement or disiniesal <f Wale ski, at tracts tbe attention of the English journals, who have coustntod it tu* evidence that Nuj olann m tands to espouea the cao -c of li sty, DeTboore#l. eh * i- now iu Coiistantinoplc, will e*#uuu- Wuieski'a place. it me rumored that l,rd Cowley’s mission in London wa? rn rate rou< (J to the#settlement of the ItaFoM affair# without tbe a Ca gre??. Gen. MM ihon tube# command of the French army in Italy. * Tbe Pari? Ifourre atill continues depressed. Bard mi a pr**lc?ts agaiiitai tbe eitlis(UHftt of (iftrinuMe iu the Pnntl army, and threatens to 1 rend troupe into the taxation#, j Prussia i mmdiiy idcre *. iug her army. PdANCK. j The iff nitear of the It iustout yoi.tain - mime* ♦ row* teomination# to the 0*1:'*11 of H**uor, in. lu -1 ding the Bpjsi'ttfttifßt if Admiral Domain pel* I foswi to tile <i rs'id of 1 tai; Ui v '.r. i II wns stated in officlud quarters that the bud- I get wfiku Mwi'.stcr ot Witr Cor Isfitt would be pre- I pnrod for u sir tat iy |<eacu-stablihiccut, the army ! being reduced ** h?so than 4ud 1 ti rnetj, ! Anju-p-riai < der dltecr* that there shall he I no fijvy of rwitit? id lA6O. and. that uo more I than the orditiftt v ih.uD.li ot men siiatl bv rained • | C-uiroercio! tad fiftanciil uflair* iu France were ! in a le-*s faVerabt# condili-at, to Uie uncef* t taioty wdib-h bud :*ri c, relative u* the C-uitre-*#.’ | Tke Paris Brea l? _ .ff? u ,tkit was dull, lu* the I prir.-s ..I *:. at were ;? * aired. 1 we e ’ dtflb-uil “t ? ale. 1 Tin Puri# Bibtsc bi.d-bt’ r. (tapr-wwd t a fur j tberdc .o;** Tiie rot . ? r.- Mvd 1 . but 01. th*- Ad ‘ :>* rc W.s mcii; flriuiie. j, aid foe closing j prii .• w.is (*>. ‘/sc. ITALY. J A desp;rt%diTftitn Modena s.y# that in consider s ati*n ot a W liiafoi made i*y the latnily of tbe boy 1 Mvrt *ra, who ku*l given ihal ihe kidnapping ■ of •be child mu* -.rfo red by foe iu Fafoer I and loqu sitor Zlatte, tb- latter had Wen arrest | edaitd teg ui nnHwediogs Utui been inatiiuted. j A general aoiin.#t> in Naples bad been tteter j red, blit fitly tinflteidital parjiais I,ad i-.-eugrauted. j Garibaldi hadto-en honored-witb un epiiiu.-ins tic ?*vation at Milan, aftbough be oiuttmvoi'cd 10 1 po? through that city (u ruit> lor ‘i ur-u, qniefly ■ and Uoob •'erred. miss ion to Turin is said o have reference to I.ia pfohatde appoird me tit a# eomnnuidcr in chiefooi ail tbe National j Gui#ru 01 U.e kingof 01. A F.ATRIA. j Tbo Finpoc r hnu uMiounccd his intention to to di.-olxe thirty f- or reg’mcntg, i*d efbet su< It : other reditot ion ns would ebnrtly- pince the army | on u peace footing. I Tflo state at# M rt:at the arisiocrulie otic inis in \ Au.?:rui bad placed their pay nt the service of thc Ki*ip*ri)r ia dcliitd. It was put forward a? a hlbt for thcnrtodu so but they did uot respond. SPAIN AND MOUrtcro. Muntiii. Jnn. 1, I°fln. I On Friday evening the. vigorously nt | -tackedpur vucainpittetit, but were repaired with ‘ gre at ii.s?. Tbe Spaniard.- -.itaplaycu brave ry. Tlteir b-ss. bunnvur. ’,*• not uLsideruUi* - The rumor of pence having twcn concluded is al j together false. M ***(!, Bftj*. 2, lhfiO. j After h gluriou fight, foe Spanish army enm inai.de■■] by Giiftcrat Prißi. llctetutcd the Moi.rs on the whole lin*. and advuuctd*# fur as Caetilli , ga?. The Uossars ex. ■ uteri xeraral hvt uic ebur ges and captured a fle^- Tbe M *•> were lh,(*00 atrerng, and lost at 1 lu#ar 1,50 ti. j Tbe Sputiieh lure was from 400 to 000. Tho ; greatest cutbushutu pm ails in the army. J Tbtoc vewei# eftdiof unddY tbs Kuglish flg I smi carry ing corifrubeud tff war had been brought lron Ceuta t* Algebras. - INDIA AND CHINA. A telegraphic despatch frem Aden announce* the receipt of foe te.tiowuig dates ut that point:— Bombay, Dec?ol bc# B^ s; Cadeu(|a, December it); liurg Kong. November Jt*. | The M i drewoUi reach England about tho 1 12: h ot January. [ Two thousand rehvli and tlioir leaner* had j been made pri# ,nera 4a Omie. Ihe Begum had j eacaped. No other tews whs telegraphed. AFRICA. New York, Jan. 2.1. The eiLAinslup Africa arrived ftegeto-day. Her Cowtnercirfi ucw* was au'.ivipoted by the Cir cassian. The Africa*# maile left for theßouih this morn iog. Tbe Cub otic# oTlrelandere pr.-pnrffot a meuo rinl, requesting Lord Pahn. r>t . so preserve the integrity of tb# Pufftr* dotuaioa. The l.tHuk’U Time# regwrd* tbe dbunif>al of M alewski. a* a declaration us Napoleon, who ia di#fiso.l to commit bimmrif to the Liberal policy of Central Italy, agHitnd tbe Pope’# despotism.— TbeTitnCs warn# Nappleon, that althongh he may count open Ihe sympathy of Ktigiiirid, he mu#t not expect her to join him iu un offensive uliuineu agHinat other {rowers. ‘lhli Journals of Home have bitter articlee aga lost tho late pamphlet, and they say that the French papers dare not rftpro luca it. M !ik*flti*DurerMor is said to be a bitter an tagonist to England. TEttOtTA. Nkw YttK. Jan. 26, 1860. Tbe steamship Teutonia ha# arrired from Liv erpool wlih date# to the 7th in#t. At London, <>n the evening of tho 7th fund# were firmer. Tbe pupalar disquietude hal been renewed at Vienna. It is said that Otrdinai Wiseman ha# promised to aid the Pope with an Irish brigade. It 1# reported that on New Year*# day Victor Emmanuel detdared to tbe Neapolitan atnbahSH dor thut exHting complication# would have to l settled at tbe cannon's mouth. AMwLO-VWOA. PoHTf.xan, Jad. 28, fIMO. Th* Anglo JSux ti , has arrived at tbi# port bringing still later LiverpooFadvicee. Livkupool Cottoh Market.—Fale# of three days 21,0<>0 bales, the marked closing quiet and prices steady; Holders wets offering .freely, bnt showed no dispoettbta to pres? sole#. Consols (footed at from \to 97‘*. Later rrom MiMco New oleanw, Jan. 26. Wo have received date* from Point leobel.to the -Ist Inst. Cortina# with two hundred and sixty men were above Matatnoras plundering tha Texans. The Federal troop* have returned to Btowns- Tillq. The Rangers were at Rio Grand* city. The general opinion on the frontier is that a war with Mexico is inevitable,
