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SPECIs-I. NOTICES.
■§*_•»• » B. I .
K-. i.. BB Co.. 0, I. _». 1V.,".
|) r rt.Bl.lfS —Deal B;r—1 ha\e lieen .ooiig
••Besiples limine P " i., i,,» i..n.. , foi *~me
.. nl *. snd fee so uetits Bearing o .i .i nukes
■~, . o*i .'• lii ..ni Br«ad—c*jNto<ai!y Biaeaii - and
; P ..',,:\ i .o.iiii n. i... .i., iseioli.OM- wit..arc
..,„,,! good Steed j,.-... h Rw am..
r. .. ..,*, ,t>.Li, im.
asisg "Sample a Fn/allib'* R.ik.ng
.. ,;er" for soil!" two * eats, aad fee. it.. i.e»:ltri
B IB!iB( that I have been nor,- th n p.e.i*,-.!
• ~ aad re.urr! l! as vastll «t.|, ~,, i,, any
,*.*.• rowd*nl haa ever been my goodfnrtna* to
II Biissr. .Ik.
JNO W. UARLICK.SoI* Prop,, .•>.,
■ m ■ * Dragg—ts md Srocer* genei i . *■.
:, - l»
«X_ I .iiiiliitt I lvi, Sa ii. r P. >r mini years pre -
r -,-!. i. r. sad seed ex. .us,i c , fa.tlis fsishioßshls
~,) inatooratie C.ii.x n! th* .Metropolis, it ha.
j ..... tbe in s' critical ordeal, aad ir.et the un;
,i m appro. . ■ thsahta of the aation.
• X"AM MEATS.STEAKS.CHOPS,FIBR,
~,\:K .-ii' I >. Be . Ac it p,.nKe*Keß an nnri
~ m 1 richness ot iavor Prepared In
. PARK XX I'KiiS.. London.
» s, It.i PISHES A WINSTON, aole agents for
j n it a, le -J9-5W*
Igv. *»i. Nli Bates Beta—i
\. a bar.. aaaa Rxcaaraa Raas.
Cue SI Sicbdaß Balonn. aeoaad to bo other ss
--.'■• s tha 5t,,!,.. is BMMtaatly sapplisd
-.>>''h'a'nV» AMKR'CAN CAN ' i'S.
FRUITS, Nl Ts.eu- .
sk.t i will be sold bj WHOLESALE er RETaTL
... im m\ *i! *( wii, rs '~-tiv
COUNTRY MERCHANTS are anted to exam
' ~' nr.- sad »* I *.*.',■',■, l >'~.•«. which 's Irf*
roastSßtl) added to, Iwfore gurrrhusing sis*
Part * snd families supplied with CAKES,
fc (RK.A MS and J ELI I ER. of every description
HVSTERS in,l COFFEE. HaVI- and .'ther
RrKBl SHMENTBsSfvad ib tne I***,! st.ie. mtlie
. i*l*>»n. and st the shortest notice
""'8 lm A. ANTONI.
BY lleur.
11 PAR.
THK FEMALES
OF THK IM IKI> RTAI KS
Ars.aa a class, proverbially./V.6/*and vsii'a/lap,
ami trhile we may riot hope !.,i an] i hasgc for itie
tetter, until there is a better coderstanding ol lite
lawi ..( health, v.- n v . however, congratulate the
commanitt oo the introduction oi ■ icmc.lv which
haa ;.ri.ve.l its-! ~t great value in relieving, and
tften entirety, rhe gen al and nervous d, \iity oj
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTI X K.
M is the gres! me.lii me for I he s,-x.
Dr. H inpton says it is a graal Jessing to tbem,
I itsaota tiseasi to which they are subject
•,.;'.' Wil '/..'„. .
!:,e abore est met,written bs a medical man,
. „■ corrohoi led by uur test known citizens,
who have seen ti..*nrf -.-t*. of this Tincture oi
» *s. dautht-ri an! ,:,.,, ,i,. children. Cough
Kh-u.nati*m, Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, with numer
,t - otl.ei dis*as«s, -tie cured by it.
KKMALKS AND CHILD REN.—This TINC-
Ii Rhwiilb* (onneagreai medicine for all tßeii
gneiss*.
sv Call spdg*t Paassntnr* and *cc cere*.
S dhi P k< t I.L, LaDD a CO.. Richmond
try |ir. COOKI . r rederi. kslmrs : by all the Droa
.- ,i, Peterslnrg: io MORTIMER A NiOW
BKAI, Baltisnore; and lit Druggists and Sh..p
keep*** everrwaere. Si per bottle; sis bottles I
J
B_. Planett's Rittera. - Thi* Celeßrated j
roi r has Iwes used sucessfully lor the • ist tw**,ie
in in oases t,r Indisestion. Flatßtencr. "en
i- -, ii' '*. Neri ..iisne»s. Sea Sickness, Ac , Ac.
I it) reats a health) act on throe ghoul the
'• rest -•■ tbe appet te, equ ilia* the oircula
" ton* out ener-y to the n-nl
n lei i",wer ol resistance to disease rarely ofa
~. ,„), __ - I
PLANKTTS BITTERS
a-~ pur * ■, vv !•',•. •(.,,! ndanted to all a.*.*« nnd
, "ilitit.ru: are r..r sale In FISHES ft WIN
STON, uid hi Grocer* and Drugrtsts generalli I
•it Ni IH I'- rl street. N V. I
FISHER ft WiNsToN, Druggists !
No. 125 Mini st., Kic:iu..uid.
( ou_li«. t uid*. iloiirseiiess. Ac.—The
srevslen -ol tne aboveoomplaiat* at tins season
... ■ ■!« ■:>■ t ol bringing oat a host of professedh
b«w ipecißcs; and whit* some lew may bs good
in no tie ,•■ tea and Mime even dangerous To
I rventdisspp. ntmcßt. the beat curse to pursue
- ' - • airfamiij phy si man, ~r otherwise
- ' •«' " lies a* jpag public exnerience
''M': ',' •'-''<■ anderncacious. Ofthisolaas
«i,i ,I! > COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
ARABIC. Onginatl) ihe favorite prescript,on \,t
in em ii -■ physicisß. it soon beciine n Popular
i:i ' "sKlicine, and withoat advertisin*, has
' ':"'!•"•: ■ a growing reputation t,.r the
'' '"■■' v -'*. I ti sll recent oases it acts I ke I
»«•* •' aaeri, Bronchitis if.,... i
-;' ' ' " ;i - Asthma. Ac. it ia used wi : h I
/. ■.;;;; "•{_ etiV, B^£^ c " &Wl *^'^ : j
][ ' ' : y:\ '»"" "ALMEr! p'tarm-o j
tvlliimeir* Bnnerter Extrat t*., for Savor
' "".,.. , . r .' 1 , .':,. ! ''■ :, ' i "i '••»• b**t*a*UtV, I
rhs sttentmn ol Coßieottoaera. Hotel Keepers!
r ,ii . ... c r ,. pectfully invited to the above i
gnwtl tstra. s. I bay hay* ail .he freshness and
' • ■■"<" frait* from which they are
p.«p,ireu. am ire less expeasive. fro them
i "-i ''v l ' Will '"'•'' l,v ' ,AS P-DUVAL PIS'HEB
■■ mldVsieaerallj '" WAKI - N ''>''•■"'.'"t-." F.?I
. ifVtr. you Inaared ?-T-eg>reatost ad yon* !
•" • r RK INSI KaNcE apofl every description
.' ■■ •!. in town or .-..nut rv. at th* old t,tab
•MHAI. INBURANCE OFFICE, Fnarl
i " 't* John N. Gordon aad next to E. D.
'■■' '■■■-' compaaiea represented, and all tosses)
► : i-,1,!:> paid.
•" ; sor Hi -inks* from 9 to 1 "'clock, and from
1 •< ..ck. daily. C. K. BRICK UN,
'•'■'"i General lusurame Agent.
*V>otU'e.-*TiitlieMck.a;l!icted and iiumer
*\ ',fr. ,*,''.', L",' c heretofore used llr. J. s.
> ': - MEDICINES.aIwava withtbemoitun
■-■ nippy results, that soma unprincipled
- ■■« have circulated an imitation. Tha Doctoi
*• wen r.impelled to change the wrapper, which
.'. ■ uth,,nt any figures, and his written sii na
1 'is over the cork of over* bottf a of tbe genuine
me*. so that the public caa again obtain
« « nMdw which hays suited their wants and
~iv '!!•■.r gurJaring*.
- .'*, I' K ! , r t "; > , C °" ,;H i
V<" ■'~'!' _ ' ( " n - s !■ 'tic standard remedy.
Ai " '■h If{ r.irpains rheamarism.eh-dic,
, »s«,r bruises, and the DYBPEPTIC COM-
J ' v ior dyspepsia and uvsr eomptainta.
ii hv Druggists generally nnd In
WARNER L. WARING. 1.17 Broad st ,
'•' Sy Richmond, Va.
fcS_H_J* l ' aml ••'ndd.rteinplnints.-The
»"»B«>rta«iß diaooveo for Kidney.
' ,>.' ,'v" p " 18, l 'iwiry ObstruoUons, l.eucor
rWr»! !,I '; ,i r ; *<•*"«' Weaknesses, Physical
"i i.','fi' ''"'"' ■ h, - I !4 '"' ts pronounced by mcdi
*■' '«' '!!':;"*'».»'•»' 1 '* v ,«"s»'d it, to tie the best
•1 na • '1 N" '" u,e w " rl<l - Lnrse BottS
M mi' 1 •",'!) it.'t'.l'M* A fresh supply mst re
»l* L [BHER * WINSTON, DruVgi.ts.
Ul " Miin street. Richmond.
V. 11VM,,....;* ||,c mos| BSBBjBBIBM Hlid I
■ • ...,,. , '» known t« society, .-sin aevei I
. ~'.;;•"-• assaults ~1 ft A X KII'S lii |"\| |L VI
ts- Inr>'las bold apoa tS* lirar. stiran
v:>. ... ' "' fll *'s.'od,sirengthentlmato__Bfl j
• mm,,',. ,!' '•- »nd iavigorate the anad I
*j ii.. ..' '. ■ •' ■• compietv revowtioni*eSsst
" •!...' -~ ." !; !; 1 v'"i..-. i.l all tmpuritiesar*
'•"■«'-,■', '"" ;i '* * r -° ■«**•< .ii'.ui.l use
I't.ruJ. i?'*,'£**• "*'l- ,||
' -'a'.U' '!. -•■"-'».>. the city of Richmond i
«*-'**»'.!,; X lilWli ° r ' 1 «-' r '' promptly tilled j
-"hn B. BAKER, projiiieior, Richnt..i..i
jalt-U
0 THR CITI/ENSAND I
•«-U.«etJ ull , H ,fTTINfi THE CITY.-If you
:\' '-;-.!' ',','•'•" •*- l"t**t and manl
•,. ~' *ouW i.lv se i„ii tocall ou HOB
t' J ■wh'ai X ;', " ,u »<- Saavuu, Miauip.«.ing i
V;:-". i.i..^ 1 ,.:^ 1 * r ,ne A, " eriC!lu Hotel. I
! : »-a^':^"''"' 1 ''TV Wl "« ? '"""- whiskers,'
*«- Mack or brown color.
fi<"Tj'*"' »«<> Purlrait. wortl. ,*•.
' "«• «.". „';, "■. " ,,! _motoola»rs oi
NiJ lo _ ie - i,i ' **}*' l "l<>rs. excuted at the
i ™. Mats ~ ' i "- A, t tJallery ofG. W. .HN
' -'!,/'■**»■*-> ■ * |.*__"" J T, t i^i'"' 1 : l
• ' ""HI c, ■~,.! J " ,l '* f »-'*d to 'ifi- ~/,,, jf J,, j
'"" ! X.' nfl'" i*,' 1 < '- t ' l «'f. water eoftri, „
SS_ '""i'.': '., lAJ-"'1 A J-"' a.mbrotvpes ; nJ |
e "''i.e*rt. "■ iv the highest)
tk. T - -j J
'T' , '"'i''i,!,v!"!,' S,n ' i,, *» Hani*, Henries,
il^'' , ' ! '^'i.-,T' U%h, '- i ' is paid at
JT-OB stl 1,, ~ ,"■ r annum upon all sums re
B—- 1 '"i a■_ .'." " r ! and 6 per cent, per
T_7U.^' I 7LRR President.
-Isrfcet P_J_ A » LI Y»f 'I Urug «tors,
r ' ttc «-''"uiklin st.. Richmond.
S S 2«8;S kt*3! «■ ~ Tta S_____S
p, ** l *eari Es_.iJ..k *•» 'i* l reoaived at
" a ".iilni.eni at
MarLe. iif O ■W.OARLICR.
\ '••<.•% "*' Frit,,l "" , •"*•'»•
_HftJ! ,_'-de from __,__ Ul "»_>•«■< » ar att*u
«•- RF_lT*iCl*2 "i*** 1 »?"«•'Rhso
_Tf**iLi___w^ D b_Jlf*_ 4 S r 1 " o '' b - v «
L*n U __*'
CO., Whoiossis Druggisu.
_H __ _H mBo / __ B_b _H _L _H __ nr BBn ~™__sT~ "~__T*~
H H / _\\ _H _H _■ _B _H ______ _B _H » __ i __■ 1 fl_ BB
H ,_f / _f 1 ■ __F B __i __ * w ■ _■ H->—JB
f.irjmitiHu' pipsttf.
KIUOAY MM..MI NO MAl.t'lf 0, RRB
I GKNEKAI- ANsr lllll.V OK VIROINIA
j Tin u.-iiiAV, Mar, h -, i ~;„
J At II o'clock A RI., tin* Senate was called to
I order by I.ieut. <»i»v. M<i.\ta()| _.
liKAi.it, Knio.it. Latbb aadls__LL askedL
ami ob.lined 1.uv... that ii shoultl (~. ~,,. , r ,.,i
■pea t-r Journal thai, had they lieen preseia
111 the Esaate oil Tuesday Uiev woiiH b;ue
voted Rt the tniuoiuy report iv favor
ol a S-iiHiern Oonfer.ii,... ami against
the reeolatfon* of the anjorltjr, which were
adopted b> ihe Senate. At tbe leanest of Mr
C-neeß, IBs Senate Journal of Tuesday list
was corrected so rs to show that he Voted
against the resolutions of me majority ad
verse ii* a soa there l^onfarenta,
/.V"/',i *.*.,/,_ The Senate psnnod House bill
authorising a subscripttna on behalf of tße
State/of tbree-Stbsol Manfti) to tin* capita]
-lock oi the MtosoßgaSiia Navigation Com on
u y. *
Prtsit's*.—The following document was pre
sented and referred, viz : By Mr. JoHnsoß
the petition of seventy citißens oi Botetourt
asking relief tor the Jam.*. Kiyer and Ka
aawba Company so as toexSPnd tbe canal to
Covington.
lirginia Boundary /.,,•-._The following; pre-
I amble and resolutions were offered l.y Mr
I FißKßY,and ou Ins motion were referred to -i
Set committee
•>•■•«.*. the Lsr—latum* ol H*rrlandaad V r
'. have each passed aa act, the former Mnroh
,A. D 1*52. and th* latiei March 29th AD
, providing b.r tie survepiaa. r* traciag and
kiag ~l Hie booadai y me bsjtereen the two
es whuti inns lrom " W.-itkuis' Point " on __
tern Shore, to the Atlantic ocean: andwhi revs
ecordanec with the provisions of said act,'
Tooa, .1. lee. on the pin of .Mary'ard ami
Angus W. McDonald, otft.be part of virsinu
ware sppointed commissioners, jointly to have"
among other things, the said line retraced sur
vevc.l .in.) ui'irke.l. and have, with the assistant ■>
<>f l.i-i.r. N. Btickle*. ol the V. S. Corns of Kn'i'
neers, assigned ».i tbat service !•> the .V-i r Desert
Rent, caused said : ;n>* to !*e retraced, sarveved and
nlarked, and full and elaborate plats and mans of
ti.** name made and retained to each ol sa,,! states'
rlierelore.
Resolved. That suitable aad permanent m..nu
merits should be erected at tbe tenaiai and aloni
j at the luatooatof Hie said two Stat**, snd that
I ifcis———**** B*->rtio_of siid ca is provided for bj
I darr between Virginia and the States Vf North
' the^'reaide-L 8 B,lttee w ** »PP©.ated by
stroiiK ,S F^rf^^*)r^.^wto -*^ 3 Arr_.
Boundary Lint of Virginia —Mr «*m M
from the select committee on the ißJbtet ?j
the bOßßdarylias between Tennessee .in,i Vi •
g.aia .returned a report on l!l:ir \ uh ," r t "
b.-t of which is embraced i„ tbe followiue re
solutions appended thereto, and wln.h were
odoptrt by tie senate, by a vote of 34.
tssst^tr
S'ninand Teaaeasee.aß fuu a,,.i c~, ed by 1 ,
oi 1) "*"* '*,'.' d v " ~,,e8 °- ,ii,utk '
•oi me pari oi v trgiaiu,
iS_?iSFv^awffiSgKS£
-55_L_SKW_^ , yA_? l - K
&& i:„'i;:'; i iv:., , ;;,::;;,r,i,ir„ ! ;«; I - _ t
BE_v?.___i«**!B£E£
Juii-s Hu-.r and Kanawha
order of the day-.h.. bill amenda,* tbeTbar!
ter ~f the James River aad KanaVhaOonl
- '.•>•--ctini.it; up for consideration, Mr Do, .
lass ami others addressed Uie Senate „, _ (v .
cacy ot us pasaage. Prey k>as Sereto the vote
ordering „ toengrossiaent was r..Von"dero
•'"'*. -lie bill was amendcl ami air: n or ,n.,'
•• e.i'.-i0.,,,,,.,,,. Having received its hird
i-o U I-av"o«"t »oSf V" Th lt " PaBB " "**
wurds reconaideredTand the UU Sdo?U»e"
Ist, Jud,3rd and Itßseetfoanof aa ac: D_ssed
Aj.nl ,'ud. IHSB, entitled "an act
a more uniform earreocy of the banks or __
o ; :l "'l," c S" i "S "1> «o Qoe of the urders of ihe I
day,Mr.Bzalboffered aa araendißent. wh.u
was rejected-ayes a, oays ae. The bill b,.i,,ff I
o.i as passage, pending tbe discussion, the
iSi'iiau edj luraed.
l*OI T SE OF I>EI7_tiATES i
.n, u ii Tni-usi.Av, Mnrcb -. i-ih>
I lie House was called to order ni II o'clock
,A.M, by Speaker I'lin. iikikij, I'raver by
Rev. Jamb* A: DcmcAtt, of the Methodist
« hutch. -m™» t
»nr« Rs«m*ary Lint.— A-M>*_agewaareceiv.
Ed from the Soaate, aaaoaucing the adoption
by that tod,,of a report and certain rXn.
10.. 5 0t a,pec.al committee ii, regard to tie
bouinlHiy line totweea Tenneesee aud Vir
gima. 11 was laid on the table
Adverse Report.—Ml. Hor_inß, from the
t ..muni tee ou Claims, presented a reoortad.
vers,* io Hie petiUou ot John Brown ot Char
lotte county, and allowed hi in to withdraw
tbe papers submitted to substantiate a
Th* Hour of .Me.ting Changed.—Thy lioti-e
passed by the uiiiinisUeit business, on moUoo
ot Mr. Eimjiauion, ol Ohio county, aad took
up the resolution offered by Mr Mai-tin ol i
Henry, yesterday, to change ttotoarot__et- ;
lag. Ihe question being p«,on theadopUon
Jot said resolution, (which changes the hour
rom 11, ion, o'clock,) a was earned in the
Iliriiiative.
ut'TiY",'n* ■~ The __?*** I ,r 'H'ee,ied lo COO
i.tei the following (Senate)Jotat resolution:
Resolved, /../ tin- t;ra,,,ii *«,.,»;.;,. t. _. .v
v .....I ,r .... ■ """ assembly, ihat the
Board ol -ommissipaers t., settle tne Hsroer.
t-err, claims be. and are hereb) , inatructed"toW
Saimayfi J. Newt..,, Brown for his term of ac
eaMahS-f*'** 1 thß , "' iil ■*» ro^iatedi to pa)
It was adopted.
Special Livens* Tax. -On motion of Mr H ui
iii.i it, oi Orange, the ü bUlngulaUag special li
ceßsea," win. b was naderconsideration when
lie Uooae ndjonmed on Wednesday Bight wa*
marts the sneetal order ol the day for Friday
at l -j o'clock. *■
The souni.rn Confer nee.—Thf special order
of the day came up at I> w o'clock. The iiues
tion was upon the adoption of the re-olution
t the Joint Comßßittcecoeoerning a response
to the propositioa of South Oaroiiaa andMis
sissii]„ ( tor a Soiiilieru <'oniereiue. The res
olutions were adverse to the proposition.
I Mr. L,t'Miv snncssSsd in obtaining the floor
and spoke at some length on the qaeetioa'
I ->v.ii({ his reasons for opposing the resolu
■ tion*
.vi. Ti.mi.in moved that the reeolalioas sub
mated on n fore-rroeeaatoa by btaaaelf, oa the
subject uader consideration, be sabstitcted for
the majority report of the. Joint Commitiee
, adopted by the >.*n:ae
I Mr. Skuimi.n inoyed to strike onl thai part
ot the proposed substitute comprised in the
preanibli-aiut first and second resolutioas, aad
all of Ihe third resolution, Winch iiiollon was
Hen. _K_r_a,ol M uiisoa,offered reso
lutions Btvorabls io tin* proposed Conference
who li were voted down.
I Mr. lin ku.m.i. tnoieil to strike onl tluSon
aieiisoiiaions, and insert in lieu of the same
as much ol Mr. Tdxiak'h resolutions as ihe
iiou-e had not stricken out, and the motion
was iost.
The House voted down all amendments and
I substitutes tor the report oi the Joint Uornmit*
[ tee, adverse to the holdingof a Sjuthern <son
feretici-. Tht* resolutions on their DBS*
, s*ge-
Mr. IvKMi'ut addressed the .Nnuse in earne-i
support of the proposed conSraace. lie da
| sired here, before tiie representatives of the
people, under liieei col the people themselves,
.villi a lull sense of his accountability, to re
| cord his pretest against the foregone purpose
of the Legislature lo forbid a friendly consul
union fret ween Virginia ami hor sister States
of tbe South, lie solemnly protested against
it as tbe inauguration of discord, estrange
ment, heart-bo ruing, jealousy and strife among
the siaveholdiiigStates, lie protestedngaiust
it as Un-ali. nation of Virginia from ber Siutli
ern sisters, as a deadly blow at the grand im
memorial prestige aud power ot this old Com
monwealth fn her relations with the South.
He uro'esuai against it Jls tbe first step iv that
m£iiyr. r W v- Ch « if f""-»ls.«"l «n, might Bill*
tn a,iW. SIV.'T »'<»n«ldc our eueiuies,
.. * ,ji V n lht> Koutu ••*' deuouueed
.„-i'.? , . |M T' a !* clv i a MBhßektaf-dowß from
tllyV Hssumed b "the tieneni
Assembly. Youhavespauiahnlf million upon
your armory You resolved io arm "he sPu"
from centre to circumference. What tar I Not
for holiday display* of serried ranks of armed
men Yop did It L* view of the crisis preci L
mied upon u», uudei-thi-eouviciion that armed
power Bra* ladiapeasaUe t v me pre»«rvatlou
of our liberties, aud y.-t, iv nn emer_»ncv »v
«J»P*!lli»g. yuu now reject, as uuueceaaarr a
coiisultatlou with our noble and generous al*
Gentlemen oa the otber side tell bs that this
IB s mere question of time; that a coaterence
must ultimately come, but they Ale a dilatory J
plea aad say. act now South Carolina _ to ld
Mississippi ; a ,01. .KO t b y way for this lime'
it not smb. in (i.id's nume when | Your H,r
pars Ferry Committee have uoaiUmoolr*
agreed up,,., a recital of our wroaa n,i,?„'
iriur of Uisseia to ,h at repon ' has
I from any resresgatativTof th" neon te
ire told that armed men _nv-i_t_l__
urears 1 „', : tl '* " v, «" ■*«•«..
i.. < j ,' "°"' * ,J " » rp informed that
I i~, .r r "°. r »»«"»•••■■«- an array In
<. that he established a camp of mili
i sn.ds of soldiers, armed to the teeth
cop?\ n ,>,Vi;r!,ot w v !v;hr,, , r t,s . ,,,,i:it ° ;
Mionf written permits
i, that railroads were seized, that the
SrtatiOß of Federal mails was torohlv 11
--by S'aeofUuer*,F.deral authority was
ta?Ko?.; ra | m P ,eddo « r » »>'Statepow
thts gratitude and the I
for all tmmt " * VLVL* 90 **"* 6 lhe "«"
i...i ye,' ■!'"' Commonwealth demanded U.
--no-_n?l/?_ are ab),,t "' •*» th:it "'-re is
Ch_fouLi»_?^^ nc ' to i«»*.fy a consul.
lie*.'' ,, T*, , * een I _*fi»nad tier Southern al
hs ,: ,!.„' BB _*-" «~* "•■'*« circumstances,
ferenrt ~ f' 1 b - v V 0""" a Southern con-'
ereiue is too rash and violent a measure to
to«T___l * n " W ' A " d -the
bane a nrl impotent conclusion-,,,.' -*», as,
ciei,Vs e '' r Je 1 1 ;; r r ■_.*■ bistor > of nations, or so*
of to. nrotr l,,,,v " ,u *'s. was there at, example
couoLlofrSf and a*Bi.tanee and
li" aa I/ - yv', ul¥ T aJl " ,s M >< rejected and
cs! yon « ? * r '*' '" " ,e »■■•■ '" !i '*- world,
f -.v ~ ' *» rßced *"< «;' JnstiScation f„.
you .. r. » «* J ~" - Smtes who come to
of friend I X '" 'T haml O,BouU i-r.'tes.ations
uhe ~blr':, :iml ¥ >- ,n l' Jl ".v, and holding out
ie other .he very money with WBich they
'on '"wh J :ir " ''" l """ ) «'"* of the late in va.
be-rinn .• '"" \" *!■«** or ll,e *«P*>H«J *•<
uearing the cooasels of such allies,'
...j r : k * m, -k« presented many other views
SJ-nS f !e T'' 1 '" 11 '" 1 "• '"mi, the above be
•o«B rapid outline of portions of his speech
adomVl'V *£?* < " l " Pd - lh * resolutions were
adopted, by <m ayes to ts nays.
Tiik Fka.nki.in Cocbtb Tma*»edt-legal
r. rumination. The examination of ('apt Tin
cent Witcher, Addison Witcher, J. A Smith
and Mr.Swansou, for killing the three broth
ers Clement, is still progressing before the
rraaUiß County Conrt The traa-iile Regis
ter publishes from the evidence given ia
Court an account of theaffray, which differs
materially from other account.-, published
Ihe parties MsemWedal the store for taking
.c.iosa.t.ns, •,..,* thy mor -i , X
i>. Tbe account proceeds:
. __!__! i' 1 " 1 "' •'', w, "" :l » named Bennett was
brought forward lor examination by iheCi*
meias. Capt. Witcher requested tbe Justice
to deter the examination of thi, witness to
another (lay and gave as Ihe reasons for Ins
request that he was fatigued, was old and .
arm, and wished to leave for home The Ins I
tice declined to comply, and a recess was tAken
for dinner. After dinner, Captain Witcher
renewed his request, when iialpli Clemen,
replied that it would require but i short I
time to examine the witness Can tain I
wacher remarked that witness had lived I
wall ihe Clements, had perhap* heard only
one side ol the <]iies'ion, and lie wished
therefore, to cross-examin,. her thoroughly'
I Inch would require several hours. Clement
.en remarked that whoever said that he had
wjudiced the witness u.|d a lie, or someth
< that effect. Capt. Witcher, who grasseated
I a chyr, smoking, asked Clement to reneat
is language in..re explicitly-, rising at the
.me time frombj* chair. At this juncture the
ring commenced, .lames Clement and Wm
l.'inent were ai rear of Cupt. Witcher seated
i a bed, and oik* or boiii of tfie.n commenced
fire at him, as he (W.) rose and attempted
..raw las pistol. j u «t then Addison Witcher
..ed Ralph Clement. Several individuals
ho were in the room rushed out at the door
ishing back Jno. A. Smith who had started
to the room, at the report of the pistols -
uah passed in, and with pistol in one hand
id knife in the other, commenced an attack
►on Tames and William Clement who were
iw r , Uiff ImrE** 0 ? o***0 ***- Witeber, though
c latter (Witcher) had no:, up to this
ne, fired a Btngtoshot, his pistol hnvingbuna
his pocket in the attempt to draw ii _
vanson, who fought with a stick only, eu
ged one of th, Clements, who was still at
npiing to shoot Witcher. When Captain
itcher succeeded in drawing las weapon, a
iitiber ot shots bad teen fired by all parties
<1 it is .supposed that at least two of the
events were mortally wounded, though all
kept up their thing. Capt. Witcher coolly
turned and took deUberateaim at .las. Clement
who was engaged with Smith, and at the
crack of his pistol, Clement foil, the ball hav
ing entered his forehead. He then fired a se
cond sho, at Win ('l.-meiit, *.v ho also received
he ball in Ins bead and fell. Lastly Cant
W . fired at Kalph (.'lenient who was likewise
tut, but lingered -ouie two hours, the other
I two dying instantly.
I John A. Smith was shot in the right shoul
der as he en leivd the room, and Swaaaon re
-1 ceived a wound iv ihe wrist. It is said thta
I smith inflicted several mortal wounds udub
.lames and William Clement, before Cain
V. Itcher commenced to tire. The whole of this
engagement transpired ia less time than thiny
seconds, and after the torsi few shots the room
I mis lined with a dense smoke lrom the burn- I
I ingot powder. The most remarkable circum
stance about the affair is, mat Capt. Witcher
escaped unhurt, when he seemed to be the ob
ject ou whom the attack was chiefly directed
TBisaßTray occurred in tbe counting-room
oi Hick.i.soirs store, a small space, sixteen b\
. iglaeen leet in diniei.sions. and it would seeiu
but the combatant* had scarcely elbow room ,
ior in lias small apartment there were iwo
.arge desks, a stairway, a table, an iron sale, a
large baieol raw cotton, several chairs alar re
roll of sole leather and a bed.
TUB lIKATH OK I)K. P. A. Dklk -The death
Jl Dr. Peyton A. lielk.of Sussex county, Va.
is confirmed. There seems to fro suine donbt
is to whether he was muidered or burnt to
death. The Petersburg Press says :
On Friday evening. Dr. lielk, who hail been
ou a visit from home, relumed, and, as aras
his usual custom before retiring,told a female
servant to hand him a bottle of paregoric—
Having taken a dose, be cloned tbe door and
locked it The drug bad it.s usual effect upon
his systeea, and the doctor was soon in a
sound sleep. A few minutes after ■. o clock I
the budding was discovered to be on lire in- J
side. Two gentlemen of ihe eeigbborhood I
who arrtrad first at the scene ef eoaffa- I
gration, saw through the windou ihe form I
ot the doctor, attired in bis Bight dress ly
tug motionless upon the bed, Hie ololhiug ol
which had ma igaited; *v bowi* knife and
revolver, which he always carried, were h ing
by his s.de. The room was in flames, and iv
a few minutes the bed was also wiapi.d in
the devouring element. No exertions could
save the doomed man; if, as some suppose he
was really alive at the time. The building
and all Itseoatent*were destroyed, and upon
investigation after the flre nothing remained
of the uiiforumate doc!or*a\e a tew charred
bones, his watch aud gold studs.
A correspondent of the Petersburg Expre*s |
gives this version of ihe a-air: J
Abiiut daybreak ou Saturday morning bis I
neighbors betßgaroused from their
by the alarm of fire, repaired to his dwelling
and finding the roof nearly ready to fall were
unable to rescue the iinf,irliiiiatv man. An old
negro woman informed theni lhat she believed
her master was in ibe bouse, as she heard him
halloo. They found lain lying in ih«* iron I
hoops ot'a trunk near the widow, bis hands
burnt oft', and from tbe circumstance of not I
finding his head, presume it was cut off before
the house was set on tire. This is not an au
thentic account, but 1 fell iias it was told vie
Dr. i>. was a man ot property, and bigbly es
teemed by bis friends.
Maryland ami run Sot twbun Conraa
bm a. -Tbe joint committee of the Legislature
of Maryland ou the project of a Southern Con* I
ference, has reported adversely to it Thecou*
eluding resolution of tbe report is as follows: j
Resolved, That we deem it inexpedient to call
a Southern Convention iv the present excited
condition of Ihe country, rcjl.viug upon the be
lief that tbe recent ouiruges agtiiust the South I
havealr. .-lily awakened the batriotisin and jus
tice of the majority ot our jVorihern brethren;
but should tin.- I.nd Bope result in a shame- •'
less failure, our earresi protest be totally dis- i
regarded, aad the disrtiptiuo of these Stales be
reudered ineviuMe,.thnt Mary laud will thou
bs prepared to meet ber aieters of th* South ia
a Sou there Con v*a tion for the protection of
a MbuilssTiu city- h rr. Kair**4*t_i_f"_Li_,
Bar „f Hudst a - ft Sfcfclg ..«j .s tsrrmrnmtnms
— Hotel.,. ~* ~' "*~"aB*
t» lit nm.N-. *r. v., March «
This ~ an a., fontaad handaomi city on the
east bank of the Hudson river, about IBBmfleS
from New York It bad formerly consider*
SS
it. *•*«?_.,' 1 udsT
like many other cities, has come to" stand
still under the paralyzing aa.nence of *»_?_£
H*_l comiaercinl energies of rfowYort
Neveriheless, it is still a beaut If a I andl aural,
ire cay, situated on a commanding positfon"
end probably .|„* mos, sala»u^rc_Stt«°ia
NewYorfc. The people here live toa fab.
ot.s old age. (iccasionally, young men of nine
y or a hundred are cut down In the morning !j
heir days, as if to remind their folio w-cdt-Smn
'h.-a ,„ the midst of life we are in death C
Wh:""- V ' Ifa*** «»■ 'ike MeVhiselahl"
w hen an mdi, .dual escapes -hat curse of bag
Northern ellUMae, that disease more fa ml and
destructive than all the fevers of the Sou,h
-.nsumpt.on, there is no telling wh en he will
TheHii.hon River Uailroad, by which the
. y is reached from New York. _ a apfoud id
tan ;,v " n T ■ poa " 1H m:irgi " of «•**• beaa*
v -~i- V^ , _ , " C0!l V o " al,y wide
,S.Vv aa t < genius looking tres.-.-l
though «eb t _ M,f * £_ BBeed is a ,d
:,,v "'T nt !l * rnaningokthe
a.ick would leave bo place to run into but the
rv,. r , and every soul on board,» s a,, 1,-, a.
ilr'wmdv I?" WO ' ll ' l "" , ° Bly to W-iS
n. m,i '~ "opr-ciution against danger is
" ; icc :t ' v »**•<»«■».' very mile's
iii-i.inie, and the general maaatemeul of ill.,
road _ efflcieni and vigilant. By the w-iv a
•* one ~f am , h ,K fl > _^f v W "
doctor or a civil official of a„ v kind _, VhJ
lon-slaveholding States. In Virginia yon
in -ttiiHi f M r aU r'' ,D
qj -tion for information but here ih, nasi
ohfrTh Vlt ' , ' n , Uydo " wnh fMl ' «"d trem
bling The conductors have, iirenerai a kii.i
c'nve' y, ., m r i S V fn ° 0k ' and
?_•?__£ '? \" rt to your mind
'bat they will bite your BeaJoffif you .iv
good morning i have, however, met one con
•incur a. the Worth wbo answered am a civil
£__?_ w " huul .heslirhtest evidence of irr
a.o, i and I would have asked bim for his
card, that 1 mighl posse,, the , ui ,ne of sucha
£ b,U ««*' lt w^ld
J, I I,K Quon K° ull nature.
1 lie river scenery does not lose much of its
grandeur ir.. m the poinl of vow ~ £se, ~«_ ,_
the Hudson River fiailroad only voTare hnr
•id be* iif ,i V ""*" m V oh "I"**- ita inking
it o ~, :11,,,r ' Al the ,inle J Pa***--,
a was frozen from shore to shore, people were
veeaels'wer*! ! ° l °\ :,nd
vessels were locked up ~, the close embrace of
n _?nt2___? ' i 3 ngld « Bd motionless as"!
a e sh, P "lon a pain ted ocean." The banks
of the river almost all the way up to Hudson
Z ti7bu..t V V h h £ l, " i "" "K-5 -sldence 0 "
mostly built by New Yorkers. I ob-ened
Yort*t_e , lS.!__i tWP "' y *<S
.mw-i \ . I,n,,atl ' ,n «»•--• "f Edwa. Forrest,
Catholics «_IE ' __ > l wrt ? of »*• X"man
» .aiioii, -, , tn ,| occupied by them as a literary
• hall ride ir!" [ nstlt "«0-»- Four hours and
■.i iv, ',v T Vu " rrom New York •<• Hud
d, -. mto' . " Y-'"' v ' r ' r '.v "toge. and was two
... ~ *** 1 '" •ecomplhmingtbe dis.
!!': in 7^ r ' Wt4 -«*** Mtao goodly com.
panj in tbe old stage, whom ] hay uotfor
rotteD, iv a quarter ef a century. Among the,,,
LKft*J funous 1,,-. Kraiu'iMiow the
2S -Id oTLr f- k J' ,, r S,l ' !l, " ; . At to«». the
•icior, and othei kindred spirits, whose
..•irtsconid at any time make a teas, out of a
tut, and convert a hundred and thirty mites'
amYh S_fs !i| " s "' :u,d ■■*. h 'to a reg
ularfrolic from beginning to end
The former commercial Importance of
ot as on rV.o,^.„ at "_ Ul ? e Sl,ch Hn element
_h h f, 1 . I,tut,,,n * s the eminent position
Which as lawyers once held in the legal fra-
New Yuri r . k - NVi ' hPr *« Syof
V. oue,ii ? e . ""r Albany, thecapi
t.il .on he other, could presentsuchß phalanx
of forensic power aad eloquence as the erand
old bar of Hudson in 01. Ie,, time. The i ,'a
es.ic aaelleot of Ambrose Spencer, afterwards
Chief.lust.ee of the State, the clear head and
vigorous logic of Van Nose, the a,.,,,,. i,* ci
miiidiirnl thorough training of Van Henselae*
,vri h ! 'i','" lO,v " MC powe' of Orosvenor, the'
nervMieliinng jury eloquence of Elisha Wil
a.'iiV i i _ 5 1Ck ,le " r -V Of New York.) the
Liluiaiid cogent reasoning of Martin Van Bu-
Stl\J\ Sf_S PrwWen « «"■ •«■« United
States )tße Hashing rays of lhat then risinr
;:^, A ! Jordaa, (s4_ce a,tor,
General of New York.) wbomadehis older rt*
-if, »li_;V X,,, ? c U *" ir ~,,Jr '" *■ tomdsomeand
eloquent and sarcastic young advocate, whose
••a. im cross-examiuaiions used up their
ti.-s.wii nesses, and whose powerful appeals
o the iury tested the strength of their best
1.-cc; the fine legal mind and incorrupt due
ttdelity of Campbell Bushnell, one of the
amest of lawyers and one of the best of men
vie iv, omaableenergiesoi Vanderpool,Miller
.uui ea and other distinguished aamel. made
. Be.Hudson bai of that day an aarlvallodcon
•teuatiua of geaias and talent. These urea
men bare mostly passed from the stage. Martin
\ an Huron ".till lues," and rtelte_ Hudson
a tew days ago. He resides in
about fourteen miles from this city and it
his advanced age, is pvohnbly at .his moment
a tie.ilibier man than any of his sons The
cairn and philosophic old Dutchman will in
■ia likelihood, survive his hopeful .-on Lli-t
the anient and impetuous. Ho Is iv pertectly
good condition, and could stand another run
tor the I residency, survive another detent
■uid, what would test his constitution even'
more thoroughly, survive an election, and four
posed lo tiust the '*latle Magician" again
„ , th<,re ' S . here ' :ls iv "vtry city
where the bar gives the tone to societyfmore
me l.gence, ivfiueineiitand conservatism than
uioiher towns of New York not posseeslu.
lie satne advantages. The country society
too, nu ike other portions of the tree Slate's'
-wtW b't*" i la "y ********' the cultivated
np...i .hen- ancient manors. The antf-Vent I
tiie time iv tins coianv with great fury and I
uhUkf U "' "*°"* tUnv,n g portioaaof the pop*
inthema '" * pa -* i *g,to bestow aa
oed-rooms of the Astor House, in New Ydrt I
which I am reminded ot by their contrast .J
the scrupulously ciesa and attractive apart
men ts ol "mine iaa* ia Hudson, at which cv- I
eryibiiig is so neat and faritiug—linen fault.
lesery white, tabfes well arranged aud buoi
less, attendance prompt and qniet. Of all the
Enable "I" ''"** °* th ** V/or,d ' ,to, * &*•* fosb
•bcy get BgieM name, these fMhloaabte" > h_!
Wis five tor the rest of their day* ou Ihea
reputation. Bui one man cannot live on -he
reputation of another. At all events board
era cannot live on a landlords reputation,
at some establishments. ' ""^'l
Correspondence of the Uichuiond Dtsyateh.
Letter from Lpnthomrg. I
Ail enterprises calculated' ta promote the I
prosperty oi our city,are of general interest
io every man in .las seciiou of the State
whether property holder or striving to he'
come such. Ii la therefore peculiaily grata v
aig tv nonce the spirit of improvement that
bus for some time past exisied i v our midst
Without being prolix, it may be mentioned I
that during the past twelve months not less
than six large tobacco lactones have been I
arreted and pat iv operation, or are prepariuir
to commence business with the oneoi__
spriug, which has -o propitiously dawned I
upon us. I
ThesßßCtioa by Messrs. Shepherd .v. Co of I
a large wa.er-pow.r estabhshmeia, tor me
manufacture of agricultural implements oil
every description, is another de- I
serving notice, inasmuch ihat all such enter I
prises are incalculably beneficial to the citi
zens of the sut rounding country, as well as
conducive to the prosperity of ihe town or
ciiy iv which they are located. j
The present is the lime for action euoush I
bas already been said and wrau*n the e_- I
oouragemeat of S .uthern manufac tone* and
mechanics already occupies a prominent posi-
Uou iv the public iin nil throughout tbe entire
South; and ii we tnke into consideration the
protein slate oi Southern feeling and all
other circumstances connected therewith no
one wiil deny, or attempt to controvert the
statement, that this is tbe most propitious
time that bas ever occurred iv the bisto rv of I
the country, for tbe establishment and main
tenance ot Southern maim tae tones. O. K. '
ttßa-raog-B U. S. Orvidffs Major has.
aid iraaer, 1 . S. A., died Monday, la Hrook
lyn, N Y. Major Knter was born in April I
1311. Iv tela he obtained a lieutenant's com
mission in the army, and served, throur.out
ibe war, ou the Northern line. Ite was aid io I
tleu. 111-own, aud also U> (lei. p|„,. i
witbiusix feet ot tho latter when he' tell Jg I
I*l •_e York. As a pari man ollcer he wi_
without a superior, aad always at ihe head of
bop*. Ho wa* wouodod so often
that his fallow o«osm used to say of him that I
if B ballet were -yleg any where, Ihmald fra* I
■Ml wnulrf I— .>_•*_•_ *. * rmr I
The hi. auibnnl Evploaion nl Easton- Par
tber Particalars.
The oaaae of the explosion of the a team boat
at Easton, *f__ oa Wednesday, was a pressure
of TM pounds of steam to the square inch,and
Uie ilu,.i being red hot when cold water was
poured into the boiler, the explosion occurred.
The Trenton Gazette says :
The boat had proceeded as far as (letter's
Island, about oue.fourth of a mile from Ea»
too, where a grounded. At the lime it struck
.nerewere probably two hundred persons on
njard but fortunately many of tbem got off.
/.iter lying there some time, it was gotten oil
and allowed to float down the stream some
u-siuuce. During this time the water in the
tJUernad probably exhausted telow the se
cond cock; tor, upon ihe very first revolution
nn-HLw-T! al '* rw »rds, (at which time the
pumps had again commenced to throw cold
water laths boiler.) the boiler exploded with
a tremendous noise, throwing passengers hith
er find yon—converting the boat into a total
wreck Iwo persons were observed to be
nrown into theairat leastlifty feet,alighted
ia the water, aud were both killed Four per
?!?;m?' OW ill were horri
bly scalded—one crept out, but tbe other three
were unable to do so. Peter Kislier and son
ot Itelvider,., made a remarkable escape in thi,'
way jteing alarmed from some cause or other
hlseanoe a fc °" th * ■ >hore to < " orn,> •*'■">
exploded. Had they remained on ihe hi.at te i
killed ,ongHr 'l ,robahJ > both would have beeti ,
JJ^tt^? 9 on »> ore af'«r the explosion it 1
would be impossible to describe. Women, who
were tearful that their relations wereon board,
ran up and down almost distracted, question-
XI n f l . fw - ? oue the >' met in regard to tbe
areadiuf affair.
fnT^, ere are now e P*" r *" persons dead and
ThlhW worma >d, several dangerously so.
li.fir 1 r b,jat liV W)*t the pier of the
mVi!_, brid B». partly sunk. It is thought
{-<_",. ~ H U,,,5,> whose bodies have not
l*eT*?/m.. liT*- 1 arP ia the b,jat ' —* **-*•*•*- are
being made to raise her. The folio wins is the
statement ol C. C. Burk
i° J*" "-Plosion I was in the en-
Sensing* ' lud « e , Sl 'arpaud two strangers
,h/ „,. uom loijl£ '»K at the image; one of
■res* u',-l oT, U i- ******* '«»>• (loii:,liere!s a
t its. J." * '." I ,OUII<1 * of steam too much *"_
rtrJa.-, ,e,y J*-**- l " the forward t.art of
he h'oV I'^V 11 * »W«*«k l and passed over
cho, a,U" L St u r " 0i lhe boat * «■•■«-» ">■<* "»e
iwHii.v fi L,Hbar ' lhere ta °»c hundred and
lt_.-rj._lf *', ,Ui " s °* : -team pressure now."
He immediately struck the bell to start the
toat and ordered the boat to be east loose
vyiinn was done, the boat remaining about
i«o minutes after the bell was rung The
steam commenced passing through the trunk
1 then seated myseli oa the stern and the ex
plosion occurred. The engineer was not in
the engine-room when the captain rang the
oen l saw him at the side of the boiler try
ing the stop-cock.
TBI Allegany (Fa.) County CtnagiaßlOß
brs.-The telegraph brielly mentioned Wed
nesday that the Supreme Court of Pennsyl-"'
vania had fined three of the Commissioners
tor disobeying the order of the I'onrt, which
directed them to levy a lax to pay the in
terest on the railroad bond-- issued by the
county. Wetakefromo.u- Philadelphia ex-I
chauges aa account of the proceedings ~, vie
In the Snpn.tnei.'ourt this |[Wednesday] af
ternoon. .tße three Commissioners of Alle
gany county-John S. Mcllheany, Baccheus
Patterson and Jonathan B.aeii_were present!
ted a, custody of the Sheriff of Allegany con -
"if. *v^o W 7r sevpr:4,! -V interrogated wbeth*
they stood by the return made by them to a
nt of mandamus refusing to obey the order
Of the court. Each answered that he stood
by the return Judge I.owrie informed them
hat hey had been heard by counsel, and that
"'.J, <»«•« each guilty of contempt in
refusing obedience to the mandamus. The
.1 udgeiiiiin.redI what disposition the plain.ills
asked. Wm. BK, Meredith, on their behalf re
the'court " Ue mmtle * in tlu> h -' l " l! * "»
i-oi'tT' .-..".".V"'*' • Eov.rie, for the
■ tat stated that they had no power, under
the act ot the Assembly, to go any fur her in
en i.rc,...i,..,. of tl c writ, excepting by punish*
tug ihe- men for the offence already commit*
ted in contempt of Court, which was limited
't'lhii ', ._-V2!_ ul __ ->»1«I»tore which
prohibit* the Court from enforcing an order
in the ordinary manner, has struck down the
process of the Court. A refusal to obey an
oit'a'.'a,"" 1 ', P"»i-hable by imprisonment
( .un but the power of the Court here, ma
case which is purely criminal, is limited to a
-,'... ci pommissionerg were ordered to
stand up After some remarks upon theenor
mayol their offence, and the folly of their
course in placing themselves at the head of a
rebellion, the Court imposed upon each a fine
of SLUXJ, with the costs of the attnehmenl
i" d *_7 •''•'reordered into the custody of the
Sheriff until paid.
Immediately after the passage of the -en-i
fence, Mr. Meredith applied lor au alia* ner
emptory mandamus. The motion was then
entered, and a refusal to obey the writ if a is I
granted, will render the defendants liable to 1
another flue.
The Five ib tub West Ibnbb.—The West
Indian, published at Bridgetown, Barhadaes
"tiller date of February 15, COB tains a long ae*
count of a destructive fire Uiere on the night of
"The tire broke out in Mr. Alleyne's lumber
yard, from which it spread to Mr. Jones' id
joining, and Messrs. Harrow .V. Diinanettsdrv
goods establishment in High street. aid before
any effectual means of checking it weroavaila- I
ble it became uncontrollable. From Harrow v
liummetfs it spread to the Ice-house It then
seized upon the large buildiug of the Commis- :
snriat Ofßceand the houses 0.. the opposite i
sideol High street, which were soon en vetooed
inflames, im the other side the fire spread
from Alleyne's and Jones - lumber audcoal
yards across Stable street to Messrs. Throw-
Fast and theiireen on the South.**
Stores, houses, and lumber-yard- were des
troyed, until much of the town was in flames.
The West Indian say-.
••The extent of ground covered was we
should say, fully as large,if _oi larger ihan
ai the hre of 1-..-, and a large portion being
ihe centre oi the business partof the toTvn ,h"
value of property destroyed mu*a be •_,,?.,
greater It is variously estimated at from a
I""' 0 ": 1 io a million of poundsand
the general opinion reems to fix it at X >im urn
a very ~u-o,.sider.'ib|e portion of which we re* i
gret to say, is insured-not exceeding £3H,00f, - I
Movements in Italy..-From the oorre-
pondence of the 1.0n,10n |oiirnaf*» we team that
taere are at present ainui SU.UWI French irooi
ioNorthera Italy. Ar latest accounts tbiv
were eonceiitrata gat Brescia, winch is with
m a day'smarch of the river Niacto. Anstr.a
was actively engaged iv strengthening her for
iiiieations, as a Bnticipatinga fiesh saooan.
tor. The number uf her troops ia Italy or the
adjoining provinces was estimated byAustri.
anoiiiter, at i.Hi,i-Ni. The Meapolitaa army
w-is gradually moving-a. the d.reeaon ot the
Papal States. The Pope had appointed Mayer
boier aa generalising, of his trooM—a steu
that was looked upon as an indication of re
newed hostilities. The Austria.. Emperor had
openly declared that, however it mi-ht be
with .he Hu.lt.es of Parma and Modeiia, he
n U -i U "» tth,nk of aluudoiiiug the Uraod
Duke of Tuscany, or permitUßg the separa
_?JL 0f &? i<omttgim from ihe remaining States
ofthe (thurrh. It was further stated that
Counts Vay and Prooay had returned un
sutcessfnffrom Hungary, to whi.-h they had
been sent for tbe purjmse of .•o.iciliafing the
Prou-siants. hossuth has iatelv di.appmred
from I.oi.rirm,.a.d ,s .oppo__ "to in- tuTnin*
the present ditltcufiifrs totuiount.
Fearful Asi KNsioN._p r os«.ssor Well a (
tempted to ascend in his ballooa,oß Saturday
which came near proving disai*ir«.is to bim' '
The balloon having Ih~i, milaied he st___ml
into Un* basket, and gate the word to "leiTo ' I
and was not obeyed, t.ia immediately after
wards, when he was not ready, they did "let
go "and the waul blowing from the \Ve-t the I
hei-000 with ligbtiling speed, was borne'up
wards; he swaying forward nnd back, wiih i.v i
one font in tfc<> basket. It Hrst strnek a wo,*d
Pile, then a feme, ibeu iheside of Coosa Hall
kin ben, then the enves of the kitchen, knock
ing ..it the bhiugle*, aud aiterwar.U tho rnvea
or the Coosti Hall, when i* threw him *om<*
five foet from Ihe basket, aud he daugled la th*
air, holding mainly by bis baud* to the rope*
With treat presence of mind, on arriving fu*t
over Cooaa Hall, while some eight foet from '
the roof, be swung loose .rom the balloon aud !
dropped on the roof. Had he not done tht- be
would have been borne into the air, aud a h'or i
nbie death would have awaited him ns be was '
holding by bis hand-, whose strength mn»t
soon have given out. A large crowd was ure
sent, anxious to see theasceusion aid all ».,"
.really repeird when he alighted saftdV- •
Wttomplu (Ala.) Spettator. »»*elv
Ton Tn tun -Hen. Tom Thumb. »_ k— i
for theihird time retired ti, imai?l?*. «
$_____•* U _ Nlid * "•»• "Ike toy! oAttll
- *w-*r-.w. ,«. _,_?!.» 2SSS
LOCAL J-ATTBRa
Chesterfield Accident.— W* uoticod yesterday
morning, the fact thai, on the day before, a
frightful accident had occurred at tbe Poor
rate Quarry, on the Richmond and Danville
Kail road, by which Aye men one white and
four blacks—were blowu up by a premature
explosion of powder, and badly injured Mr.
Harrison Fbi.lowh, as we learn from ore of
tbe attending physicians, received the severest
injuries. Besides beiagshockingly burned by
the powder, small fragments of stone were
driven info his face, breast and arms, aud a
piece two inches tn length and half an inch
tnick, were forced into bis right cheek inflict
u'Ka painful wound. The four negro men
were all badly burned, and three of ihora were
thr rt 2, n „ b ;' , y" SM > b - v «• particles of «ton*
thrown out by the premature blast; but as
none of them had auy bones broken, it is at
least probable that all five will recover The
negroes were owned by Col. Hawkins, of N
< A gentleman who had visited tbe
•K-ene, informs us that the men were cleaninc
<nit a blast hole, the powder in which they
supposed had been bnrut out, when the explo
sion took place. . i,.
The Ladies Moving —In all good works the
ad.es cheerfully give their aid, and when
they once become interested, they are almost
sure to succeed We see that the ladies of
hnrch and Cnfon Hills are to hold a meeting
Bl s>pringfleld Hall to-H**hi, to arrange for
holding a lair, and for raising means toer er
a suitable drill room for Company fV Can tain
Fng,.-h, the members of which all reside on
• hose two tails The ladies feel tbe importance
ofteviagamiiimrrens-pany on the eastern
Mihiii os-they know it is impossible to have -i
good company, unless the corps have suitable
aecoramodarions for perfecting rhem-elve- ii
tbe dut les of soldiers-and they have therefore
started a subscription list foraid.and are now
preparing to h. Id a Fair, the receipt? from
which will be applied to the erection of ago. d
drill romn. Company Q made a public parade
on they'd of Februarv,and appeared well it
the r irst Regiment. The members are of the
right stniie for good soldiers, for they are e_.
relent citizens, and it is but just that they
should be encouraged by the ladies, for whose
urotecrion they are now banded together -
The corps will be on drill this evening, so that
those ladies who attend the meetingat Spring
field Hall can see them.
Sword rV'.v*a'a,«n._TtieUovernor'*<Jiiarri,
l apt Anderson, are to parade this afternoon
and assembling on 'beCaoitol Square, wiM pre
sent toiDm R H. RoniMu.N, Second lira
roons U. S. Army, a mugiatlcent sword, as s
testimonial of their high appreciation of his I
-1 utilities as an officer and gentleman Lieut
Kob.ia.on .s a native of Amelia county, and
has beea hereon fnrfongh for some week's past
When the Governor's Guard was organized
or very soon after, be kindly tendered his ser
\ices to instruct them, and through his aid
tbattorps have attained to greater perfection
in drill than they could have done without
«ome such experienced teacher, in twelve
months. Lieut. R. is uowabout to leave this
r-ity to return to his post in the army, and for
nis kindness and ihe interest he has manifest
ed in the efficiency of the Governors Guard,
as well as for the noble qualities which adorn
mm as a man. the company have determined
to present h.m with a memento which they
feel will never he drawn except ia the de
fence of hisi'ouinry srighis.and which, when
once drawn, will never be sheathed while there
is an enemy in view to subdue or to punish.
Thi Conceit to-night, of theß iehmond Phil
harmonic Asso, union, wehaveevery reason to
believe, will be one.if the most interesting; am!
agreeable musical entertain meats that Kich
mond has for a long time enjoyed The pro- i
gramme—which will be found i,i another
column-- is judiciously arranged, and wellcal- I
dilated to phase all tastes. The overtures
will be performed by a full orchestra, embrac
lag every insti ument, wind, reed and stringed
requisite for rendering full justice to such
compositions.
In lieu or trios, quartettes, _c , performed
at their last concert, the Assoclutioa have this
time varied their programme by the introduc
tion of several solos. The difficulty of execn
eou the violin, clarioaette and bassoon
render these performances peculiarly lu
ting. Then there's to he a duette ou tbe
.—on*- ol Steinwny's best. If W e are
right in our conjectures, tins part or the per
t amauce will prove hb/hlv interesting, We
know not by wh-.un il is to In* performed but
whoever heard ol two waa playing a piano
duette at a concert! Thea there's to be a
song_a in .st beautiful sehction certainly
winch we shall anticipate with much interest'
Altogether, we think it a most attractive
programme, and from our own hnowledcooJ
the abilities of the performers, We COB with
much confidence, promise justice to each selec
tion. We hope it is not necessary again to
urge upon our citizens the eiicourag.ment ot
this association. Everybody ought to feet an
interest in its success, and manifest it by at
tending their concert to-night at Mechanics-
Hall.
The Washington Masonic Stern*.—-WeSara-
esily advise all our readers who have not vet
seen this admirable work of art. to do *o im
mediately. We have not heard of a single
\is.tor who did not find his expectations s,?r
pessed by Its excellence, while niauy declare
ii (and there can r.* no higher praise) equal to
the stai ue by Hnndoa in ihe < 'apitol.
It is a iniaterot justpride, .hut tiie Masonic
Lodge to which Washington himself beloujr
e.l, and in which be was initiated, should pos
se ts this noble etligy. In procuring a they
nave consulted tlieir patrioMsin more' than
tbeir pecun-uy resources, and a mnsidurabli
part of its cost is yet unpaid. To aid the
Lodge in discharging the debt, is the obiect oi
the presentexliibiuon: in furtherance of which
Mr. John W. Ha vies, himself a aeaioa* Ma*
>oi>, hits leni the use of his well-known room
at the Mechanics' Institute. The price of ad'
mission is only twenty.five cents, aud the
visior is invited to return as often as he like*
We hope our cilizeus generally will reuder
due tribute- not indeed to Cesar—but to bun
who, far more than Cigar, deserved tone
~.,., . J 7 "the noblest man
I bat ever lived in the tme ol tunes."
Mayor's Court. .Yesterday was devoted to
the trial of civil warrant-, with the exception
of a few trivial misdemeanor*, which we here
notice. Abram Voln-ki. for beating Isaac
Harris, is yet tot. • heard -Cel.a Ami Cosby a
tiee aegress, wa, committed tog want of a re.
ker, b.th Mecklei burg free negr.es, were or
dered to return to their native coiaay forth
with—Mary Jane Patterson, a tree Banana*
deranged from drinking bad wtfeiakey. W.i»
sent to jail —Catharine litthngla, an idiotic
white womnn, drunk and falling about the
street, was locked up for sate-keeping. -Ales,
auder Paunelia, for attempnug io perpetrate
an outrage upon George King, a white hoy
was continued for examination until Friday
Cold /'/«N*-*.--(>n Wednesday evening la-t a
dock merchant aud a friend, anxious to test
the sailing capacities of au Indian canoe
which the former had owned for several'
months, launched II near Rocketts, and started
to row across the river. After getting a shoi i
distniice from laud, the party discovered that
Uie vessel was leaking budly, and the mar*
chant attempted loball out ihe water butiu
fi.-.ir.g so capsized rhe little trust, aad of course
Miipued hunselt and friend into the stream -
Ihe plunge coming so unexpected, both of
them made a hurried exploration ol the bot
tom of ibe ktteatu, bin using ijiiickly, struck
out for the shore, nanus their hai*, win, b
they reached iv safety.
Fire The alarm ~f hre yesterday looming
was caused by the partial burning of ihs
grocery of Mr. George Hosnauer, on Tth st
between t'ary and Canal The fire originated'
by accident, in the absence of Mr M , aad
threatened at one rime to prove very destruc
tive, but tbe prompiio'-s of some of ihe Bre
men with their apparatus. *aved tbe building
with slight daini.ge Mr 11. had*.;ui.insurance
on his stack of goods- not enough vi pa* bis
losses. The building WM owned by 81i.'.!_,,
W. Hummer, ami was damaged io ißeaiuoi.ui
of ilji'i but whether insured or uot we coiil <
no. ascertain ' v
y-.t elding <tpe,m,„r,s. -Mef<.rt*.HaxaJl t'rsu
shaw _ tJo. are ma-tag extensive _m__M.
uicut* tot i acrsaaing i lieu already large mfh.
ing facilities. Ou the n>er iium**d.ai*lv K_V
andad, lining the.rpre-ent mil™ They urn***,
putting ,n the foundatioa for a ma_fgJo?h_T
per-tructure aud North of the mill?_„/■'*
_tß^.^»H%Ss_?l?
.-RffISSS,- 5, to -BMSaS-S:
-Jf-***- Death— Assi.tant Corouer Thomas
SSL fil__?3___!__*__*J "verXbodyTf
mis* Mum Tuumas, who died suddenly v_.
4-trdw uu.ru,,,-- „t ber SSJ-SmStKawS
resl_?u* ! _2nf?_L U " ° r ,Ur
. eruici of dentb from natural causes
\ r .V. ~,,»5.~1k0 learned .te.torday tlial the
ujuries of M r V U.)> ill, who was caught be
iweei, i'*'u trucks at Jennings' Ordinary iv*
day before, were not very seriou*. aud tbat he
will soon oe ready to return to bu*iue»».
Ace id* at—Mn J. D. Hrowue was aouaUn* i
tally caught hy a planing her bus- i
BBaa's Ihctorj, oa »th •treat, ißstVedaeeday,
14mm i»}.T'!ci).
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■ft. Advsittseßieats vaUMßsd until forbid, wuj
b* ebarged M oeaU pa, aoaam oi eight liaes for thn
■art lassrtioa, and IB osnu foe*aah soatißßaaos.
th£ rVsT£__f-3" «be~w«Bat right cans"in
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ET_t_S P *«* •* Talhott A fir© and othera,
tt^ru^t^^^
.^.Wto^ry Kridaj ' ■*? ■ »i2!!K
oc^urre^^
day morntnr in continence of which Mr"
m nr„ A,, t, n '^ ,th iT r 2 f Mr HceitioAlfonrof
the Novelty V* ork*. hist his Ufa, and Mr. Oao
<Je» was seriously iuinred. There Is at Elian*
hethport an establishment for tbe manufac*
tnre of paper from fibrous woods. The wood
is deposited In v steam qua, the raussleof
which is shut by a closely -fitting cap. Steam
is then applied to the gun, aad after tbe wood
Bas been subjected to a pressure of-j<n» pounds
to the square inch for two or three minutes
tbe apparatus is discharged, snd the wood ia
separated into particles aa flae as snow flake*
On Saturday Mr. (lee bad loaded tbe gun, aad
on shutting down the cap, perceived that tbe
steam escaped. As he was endeavoring to as
certain where tbe breakage was, Mr. Allen
came up behind him, and wished him good
morning Mr. Oee turned, and just aa Mr.
Allen fttrp-ed in front of the run. it exploded
prematurely, thn steam aad fibrous wood
;uik•ugh,in wiib such violence mat bis body
was thrown several yards. He was. of course
inst intly killed. Mr. Oee escaped with se
vere, but not fatal brni«es
I*fc**"-NHB« oi the Posr-Or-irn Dbfabt
"~ T^_.b,n sur >miited by Mr. Colfax to
ist-Offlce Committee of the Mouse to re
tie expense** of the Host.Office Oepart
has been agreed to. It provides tbat
astern, the receipts of whose offices for
S?.!** T* 9 . U S S l , han * m l* r q«»rier,
receive, instead of thecommieeiona now
•d, from aim to flint p,. r quartsr The
ijstons are reduced from so to 4b par
I-or tbe next ft**,,** the commissions are
■d trom 40 to do |»er ceut.; over f?4oo
'____ ,rom '' txrcenf. to'lSu ; on let
distributing offices. In percent, instead
it curtails tbe number of route agents
md m ikes the maximum of their salary aguu
per annum, which is the present maximum in
New England, New York, and fourteen other
Mates, instead of f-l.igiij It also repeals the
t.roviso adopted io lt*,»4, which authorized the
J os.master.General to allow increased com
pensation to poamasters, and bis commis
sion.-, and requires him to curtail the amount
now allowed lor clerks in post-offices, wbicb
nas increased from S-._5.u00 iv IMB, to 8f.u00,
--<io The committee estimate this bill will
ssve nearly a half million of dollars annually,
without impairing the efficiency of tbe service;
n?JI, VV* 0 N_v_ L Eaouißßßa—The
Board of Naval Engi teers, which haa been in
2S_!_ d " rin *V he past two months at the
Philadelphia Navy.Yard, ssamlning candi*
dates for admission and promotion In tbe en •
Kineer corps, ha\e completed tbeir labors and
adjourned The following named gentlemen
passed a satisfactory examination, and bar*
been recommended by the Board for appoint
ment in the corps, as follows :
First Assistants to be Chiefs.—N P Patter
"on, Monlgomery Fletcher
Second A««i9fants to be First Assiifants
W >lH,.n,ng,H.Ashton Kams.y"ja..
B. Kimball, J. W. Thomson.
w , ' ir(, , A V l i Jta " !s '" "• Second Ass.stant* -
JyJ r u k ' W f' P I> - S 'nn-. Charlton B.Kld
l ; benH..yi X A. O. H„Plain,,, Theodore R*
SSL\ N r* , ,'• l"r"' K ' °' B N Tower. L. R
trreene I-.|,,ah Laws, Joseph E.Butler
*_t! >r u rt JV" s ' on as Third A-slstants.-Ro.
I? \ H . < *'^ nn . e "' Pe,er A. Rearick, A. H
I- isber. Jas. T. Kefcher, Henry Fagnii Prank
H. r leicher,Robert S. Talbot, Nswton Cbam
r't"' *i*fi»- W - Be -_f»\ Washington, I». o
John B. Carpenter, Wilkesbarre, Pa.; Joser*
Trilley, Baltimore, Md .■ Benj. Herring, Poru
uiouth, \ a. ■-■——
Tub rNirt-DHBKTHii_» tJomraitßJicß -The
Virginia Conference of the 1 r rtto*i Brethren
','!.' n l , ' ,st «:o''venedin<;hnrchville, Va , on ibe
5r «.? , - ou ** , rence organimd hy elect
aie. W.JR. Ooaraey Chairman, and .1. Mark
wood Secretary-Bishop J. J. Olossbrenner
i residing. After a session of five day** "he
( .inleronce adjourned to m.*et in linger-now.,
in f-Hbru.iry, Ujgi. Tne following are .he an
pointments: ■ v
•Maryland Bistrict-lf. B. Winton. P. E-
Hagerstown Mission Station—W T I ower
fiagerstow,, Circuit-.!. K. Stution, W A
Jackson iredeiick Circuit—L. VV. Mat*
. lews lus ,on.*by P. E . Winchester (.Vr
iua-.rn t r ,ed. Virginia Distrlct-J. Mark
wood, r\ _. Woodstock Circuit—C B Ham
iiiack. Eacy Spring Circuit-.U. Talllielm-
Kockingbam Circun_o. VV. Smtton. Church
ville Circuit -Theo. Brashear. -BgaemOtr*
» J ., H J ,xr,,dM MitAlßnd Circuit-J w
Howe, C. Stum. Claysville Circuit— B. Stick-
Alarmiku ash liKSTKiiTTva Insßana
amono Cattlk.-A destrvctive disease has
rraoe Uaappearaao* among the cattle iv North
Hrookfleld, Mass, and vicinity, causinc much
excitement among the fanners in that region
The disease was fntro'-uced last summer by a
ealfol foreign breed, brou»-ht from the town
of Belmont. It fixes itself upon the lnn_*
and producer a violent eoagh, and the lungs'
_?_W? 1 ?* 9 * •*-»_* -h* cattle at*
tacked with a linger along for weeks other
die la a tew days after the attack None h-Tva
ecov-ered letters from farmers a, Nor h
Brookheld sag thai the di-ease ia apparent re
making a dean swee!, throu K h th-jb-rt"..
|hat ..ecu,,, where it has «ot a foothold? One
m in has lost ten head of cattle, and ha, as
many more sick. Another man has lost »elen
aid the best 0 f la* herd -"-- if if ___
Hrookfield and Nolth Bra",
m five or six \^itiv S .-Bo,toWTra,elleT
"*| OR :- Th * * ,l,v of Norfolk left thia
jHirt yesierday for New York, it being ber is!
appearance ,n the.c waters, as she has been
-old to parties in tbat city. Silence n. to her
next diii,es has created suspicion as to what
mtobs done with her. Vl« given out i__t
she to beoverhauled, and her power increased
BO as to ia«r«aa« her .peed.but what iC
greal ejjiense is to be uiideriahen for. ,» a
qneMiou which no one seems disposed or au*
tbori/ed io answer. The rumor on the street
is that she is to ko to the west coast of Africa
tan '''/', ir *° 0t " Republi
, **''■' ' lArtK __ 'UK * r »* A »'-H*.J«B_B."-Rg«o
lv ions foile been in,roduceil into tbe PeiTe'
sylvania LsgisUtun contemplatln. th*Tnir"
•• X u_3_^ r v" of f ****-»-US
i .u.-ii.inille it empower* the Oovem, r
to appo.at three to meet i
similar number to be apiminted on bebalf of
Virf-aaa. to negotiate such cession. TnePenn.
syltama comml.sioner- are to report the
terms nnd vuu-iiUons, ,f any are agreed to to
nrffSlii ° f lb * I> '« i,l - lurM o ''the
raoM Hav.ka.—A Havana ietwr,dated thn
Ist insr., states that the naturalisation dilllc-i
ty between the T'nited State, and Simi
an-ingfrom the l.iie arrest of Qavino do _-<_.
no, atSagua, bad been adjusted for the mo
mera so as io perm,t a diplomatic •etilement
to be made either ,n Washiugton or Madrid
M. de Liauo was to be set fre* and not mote_t
ed fnrtlier. The news of the capture-of T
ii.au by the Spaniards prodoced greai exca!"
■oat. and a terie*. of grand ■_■_____ HV,
bull ff.hts and c,irß,,;i BpL'Jßf'J-.^
KkiucrtoK or Poarawß M_h_n__w_A__
ny thb Bantu Mail-The «i«-if MtA " n
letter posta,*, beiween the%2tfSJ___t °1
hwiuerland, *„ tkt Brtm ™
d need from twenty .seven Tng\\TiH *
pre- payment being optional as henT_lroT_ '
ThiN reduction goea Tn to ™t\eS imra^t^Zi"
and i. the result of a refeit
Oermau aad Swiss postage in Anlir_»?_,-
°° r '
Bret onantn Aft it>_BT~ A iittla _-»»at_
of Mr. Ambrose Bra.a.a. tmmmmitlZ&Z
er, on the yd inst. The hoy aas n1a».,.«- witn
a run which he hid oht!llne.To_
when H wa* d.*cbar--ed. rhe pawls.
tb rough her head, aud eauaiag alßgost iustani
death. Tbe boy fo about seven, and his >ist*r
was two yearn of age
Ti'aaßv AdvaM«-iso- TBoTurkisß hmba-.
sador iv London bas bseu Brsahiag through
the religious trammels which Mod bim, by
rfvmg an amateur dramatic fttent the Turßlsh
Rmbasny A brilliant assemoly waa present
ou ihe occasion, lacladiag the Datcaeea of
Cambridge aud the Priat*>*s Mary, the Cagiiah
Minister of State aud Bwl of the Poreinn
Rmbnasadors. "•"
Ran abba MLB Ma* —John Retley. of Nona
Black.ioo*. Ma**., now in h-g «* rear bi_
•ended the *ame grist-mill fur^SaeOßtsmmT
BudsiilldeJigbiaia bis Tfr"
heiley ww •'•'verinatßitr**radoßßorßt*n_.__;i
in ht< life, and never lfaj nrUeefßom
He belong. to^h^|aty W of^Wi*X.
-XtKAii-aotMAhv C-übb-bbt!-1 The Maa*
t runr, ih»t-*»iuof ih* Burhamueniieatiarr
r uh j ,n » •W'SSSRE
for im • *?*'*m"**i't IMb »M» ••* team
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