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The Daily Dispatch: February 9, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 71 (search)
verpool on the 27th ult., has arrived. The Sardinian had entered the Roman States, and dispersed the Reactionary bands, and burnt a convent at Casmalia. The Paris Bourse was firmer. Commercial. Liverpool,Jan, 27.--Cotton dull and slightly lower. Lower qualities declined most. Bread-stuffs have a downward tendency. Consols 91 ½#0040;91 ½. Congressional. Washington,Feb. 8--Senate.--The usual number of peace memorials were received. A resolution to extend McCormick's Reaper patent was discussed and carried. During the debate sharp language passed between Douglas and Fessenden. The President sent a message enclosing the correspondence with Col. Hayne relative to Fort Sumter. Morrill's tariff bill was taken up and read. Adjourned. House.--A communication was received announcing that the President had signed the bill authorizing the extension of the Alexandria, London and Hampshire Railroad to Georgetown. Private bills were a
The Daily Dispatch: February 9, 1861., [Electronic resource], The Palmetto in Maryland. (search)
Congressional. Washington,Feb. 8--Senate.--The usual number of peace memorials were received. A resolution to extend McCormick's Reaper patent was discussed and carried. During the debate sharp language passed between Douglas and Fessenden. The President sent a message enclosing the correspondence with Col. Hayne relative to Fort Sumter. Morrill's tariff bill was taken up and read. Adjourned. House.--A communication was received announcing that the President had signed the bill authorizing the extension of the Alexandria, London and Hampshire Railroad to Georgetown. Private bills were acted on. A message was received covering the correspondence of the President with Hayne. The House refused to consider the report of the Committee of Thirty-Three. Mr. Hatton, of Tenn, made a conciliatory speech. Mr. Kellogg made a speech in favor of his resolutions, amending the Constitution. He said he repudiated his party platform for the sa