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lows:
Oar relations with France and ENGLAND .> ON the p.,
tnsndy easis These Governments clearly pereevc the
gre in'et.ss they hav. In
and are willing. Il s understood, 20 place our
intercourse with them upon the liberal footing They
have however deferred taking any decisive s,ps herrin
pending the pfesent measures for annsxsisn Should
these measures fail. France and England will then act,
They ask concessions equivalents IRON Tex.s bu,
merely that rehsin independent Fur five snA equal
composition for the of Texas unshackled by the
American tariff and from the advantages srising from an
independent country nteposed between the United States
and Mexico they vel afford TO grant Ill bat Texss
would ask; or il u further understood that they win
inmate the hostile attitude OF Mexico forthwith. and COM
pusivey. IL we agree ~ remain independent The
course OF these Govenments will DO open. The United
States have been openly negotiating and attempting
to iegtsia,e about annexation. France aud England
will openly submit Ia the confederation Of our Gov
eminent and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for remain
independent And we sssured that, in reia-
uon to Texas. well ON other snbccts, the most
cordial understanding subsss between tho two cabinets
and that they will act in fulfilling Wishes in perfect con.
cert. The Government Of Louis Philippe will also ei-
cnny promote the speedy negotiation OF treaty with
Old SPAIN the only obstacle which has been the unset
tied condition Of Texas in relation xaon
with Spain opens to Us Cuba whose commerce will be
highly advantageous.
We see stated in the London papers, received in this
country since the Of the Hon. Ashbe Smith, that
he had long interview with Lord Aberueea previously to
leaving London What subjects discussed al this in.
iervew or whether any Of Importance, has yet trans
pired
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N Y. MARKET-srarch 7-oi p


The cargo Of Brszillian coffee by the Panhea drew
large and spirited company and established advance Of
asic onhe lowest grades and ,tc the better though
none Oft was tine. The advance oil round is tc. H.
Ihis sale has given quite start 10 the market 200 bags
Samatra eofeesOd 81 500 do. green Java do al
a Cts all I mpe.
sac of eask, No. nu,megs ia c,.. per h., less
per for cash.
The sale. VI Coe 1000 bilcs-no change in prices.
Flour stands for several days past No sale, OF wheat
OF ye 1900 bu old Northern white sold to dislier
al 46c. VT; oats dull S0a3lc.
There is fair demand fog cloverseed at 63s7ic dmo
Thy has sold all the way from Ss5oaSl5 nerce fair
good srticlc 8 llaSll So
Hay Is cheaper. There sellers OF Northern bundle
at 40c. 100 lbs. -'r
Butter feels the warm weather, and prices yielded
what. Cheese is steady. tr,,
There is rather pause in moiaes but the price 81.
2scs 365 cts Is offered Tor cargo hhds and
refused. Sugar firm 100 hhds New orean. sold at 81
cents
SO tons orrel Coal uusod at 8 10, so choldron 1 ms.
Sales oi old Pork 1913 and Sl0,50, none eau be
% and SlI,50. >Nl
No change in Beef Lard Tallow.
Exchange sh ady-Stocks better. wa
r. y EreHing.-The sales of Cotton for the day are
400 bales no change in prices.-yoyr. Com.
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We respectfully call your attention to the proposition o.
An Original whig"a standing high in the respect
Of you ALL for his wo.'h moderation, good sense aud firm
ness.
The dissenons Of the Wings here, are operating unfa
vcrably ihrpughou, the country; We hear from many
qusr'ers They dishsa'ten and discourage friends
ways accustomed to among tho Wings Of Richmond.
harmony aud union: They sre weakening U.S. no,
only in this district, hut elsewhere; They furnish bad
example To pretended friends. and give to
Our open opponents They jeopardns fair prospect
OF carrying NSinia in April. lie, US, in memory OF the
past aud ty hopes Of the uiure Terminate our profit
less and d,scFcdiiable squsbbcs. iss ,-
u" "ut minds the above plan appears fair to ALL We
Il" not how any Of the candidates. their pnds can
object 10 A. SlEu
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CITY DELEGATE.
r., 81 E.f.f.x. 81 I'll IYAsr.

To the Edifors Of the Hhig:
Gentemeni is much to be regretted that there 10 SC
much division city with reference delegate
the Legislature; and something ought be donc-yes
BE- done, If possibe,-to unite public sentiment
There ecrthny srong feeling in favor OF selecting
from among the OF the peope-a working man,
rather than speaking politician and frankly confess
that this my feeling. utterly diseam all desire
co any improper prejudice regard to cass pro-
ssson yet have long selected gentlemen Of the bar,
that really almost believed tina, other repre-
wish vote for plain, good. common sense
individual Of fair talents unobec,onabe Manners ade
suatc intelligence and sound Wing principles believe
such man would command the almost unanimous voice
OF the working portion OF the community and, in the
lection Of the sanddaic important TO present one who
has the confidence OF all classes.
The want Of harmony. now 80 apparent. is poot that
neither of the gentlemen, (al worthy menl who
knowedsed candidates, unite the people But is it So
that fnd whom unite ? believe
it be done.
All the gentlemen who have been brought before the peo
pie, with their will surely agree that the msJo
ri,y DO unite for them, they ough; decline
any of them ought checraly decline, 4; lie
learn that he is not the choice OF the majority.
The difficulty Is ascertain who /. the choice OF the
people, aud confess know how Ice known. with
precision, until the potts closed, after the election. That
may be too late The best n,ihed which suggests itself
TO me- Of asccIianing it, is by pubhe meeting aud
therefore propose tina, such meeting be called and Let
all come the personal friends oil individuals,
pledged support any particular candidate but. e
Richmond, prepared ~ saenhes personal pediec
the sake ri ueoL and determined to select
who represent the People. and who has talent enough
and personal popularity enough ensure his election.
Al meeting. let each vote by ballot for the person
preferred L. the first ballot should have
oniy ballot sgain and If Necessary, eontspas until
has majority the meeting SATISFIED that
cannot agree.
Lot there be speaking which will only in.
fame pehsps bat every Wing voter who chooses NOM.
whom lie pleases, aud then lie, the be taken. A.
party movement suppose cesssrily that only Wings
will take part IA At.
doubt not however, that all attend the meeting, de-
termined citizens, aud personal parii- aus
selection could be made, and the minority cheerfuy con-
cur IN the nomination.. AN ORIGINAL WING.
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AN IMPORTANT ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The Frankfort Commonwealth one Of tho ables news.
psper in Kentucky, makes the following announcement
IN H. number for February lsh.
fha indications m,ns That the friends and oppo
nents OF gradual, prospective emancipation desire TO da
euss the merits o. the subject before the country through
no press. We know good why the discussion
should not proceed; but beg leave advance respect
fully 10 intimate 60 writers both sides tie uroBfiety of
conhning their remarks wholly TO legitimate s.usg and
observing tone and temper the urlhes ssibe FROM the
inhlmat1y, eHaspcTlns persOnaly iRJocorJus. Con-
trolling Tree, Independent and impartial press our duty
requires 10 90 ot.nH communications bD rides u the
qneiou' bot we feel have right and shall insist
on the proprey, n" enforcing the restrictions mentioned
above There are many good, honest cOnscionii and
patriotic citizens both sides of the question In the
hands of such men, the discussion may eventuate IN the
public enlightenment and tie public good; but u can only
be productive n evil 10 the haa1g u others or conducted
without regard 10 the rcHtIcons th u our duty 10 the
public e. impose upon ~ conduct.
Wine sucI BE- the stale n 'hrRa Boz ken'uckv IL boc0mrs
h' 'uy OEDod citl1us boo both Ohio and s sister State 10
dcpfecae al unir,diy tone the pat oftho pres. in
either state DO speaking 81 the citizens Fl the o,nsr Much
more ought a'l causes u unpca-ant cisop be assiJ-
oisy, avoided, 90 FAR DO pos Die. We earnestly
hnpe Inst citizen Of Ohio may subject himself
a. punishmeut under tic laws Of KeniucSy and
Hat ciizrns ~ the latter State may stead.s.fv ds
cuuncnanccd 40 attempts % yiDa'o the laws q Ohio, shu
TIE discussion u Tie slavery queston now about briog
Opt"ae 90 Kentucky. by her citizens lead ~ tho adop.
ton Of wise and 'tcient ea.usls iyr relieving n State
lfo1 tc incubus u slavery, there humane hear which
will not be gadtc1od By such rehabilitation Pa
per.
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RETRIBrTivE JUsTIcE.-oIr political Aboliionists who
managed TO defeat the election OF Mr. Clay have caught
Tartar. His rapier is already under their fifth rib They
before he lakes that chair denouuces them lie can
do ~ without the charge OF ingraudc, for he en-
Outraged their conspiracy defeat his rival On the con-
ary, TIC told them they took him they take Texas
with him. They accepted the terms aud both have come
in-ho one Ia cover their counses with odium and the
other 10 extend the curse of slavery Had some rnaliy
naut spn blasted the mental vision OF these men, or push
ed redson lfon her throne Of light, might find in
the moral absuTdiiies OF their conduct something 70
pity aud forgive. But plea OF insanity avail them
They had .er uuiInpared and claimed 10 have
their conscence IN full play Their work Of mischief and
misery was deliberately planned and deliberately executed
Had they been ;c ayOwed advocates Anne alton and
Slavery, they could not have esciualy promoted
their aims. They merit for the election concerned
the lasting gratitude Of The South. The Tebuke of the new
President Is the unkndesi cut Of all 1t enough tina,
the Whole Democratic delegation abandoned them on the
Texas question The fruit Ci Their nupuo with party
has turned 10 ashes The bridal robe has changed to =
sh'oud, and tie marriage song has become a knel The
moral germs OF their cause, however still remain and will
vet take root though they have. in their suicidal foes
thrown them the mlldew OF death. Bring them these
germs 10 the ligbt-the hight of conscience Let past Of
snces be stepped IN penience. Let the pleading nights
of the oppressed be again sacrificed tho at.r OF unna
lowed ambition. Place this cause more where God
and the human conscience placed tin the sanctuary Of
ruth and humanity. Let IL again be polluted by IN,
breath Of the demagogue be BETRAYED by lie ayowed
| fnends-PhR NorIh american
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GRoANs OF THE RRGrnNs

The following Is from the Washington CORES pondent Of
the Charleston Mercury, the Calhoun organ Of the South
1t speaks the feelings oi Mr Rbe Mr.. McDuie and in
fact tire whole Southern wing of tie Loeoioco party IA
relation iothe Cabinet The letter says
As 70 the Cabinet, my prOgnosfcstons may nos,
be considered realised far Mr. Calhoun concern
ed. lie has not been offered the State Department. Mr.
Bucbsnan 10 take HE psce. Mr. Calhoun not put in
office by party or for party puIposs, but by the gener;
voice Oi lie county tor objects prominently national He
has matc most important with foreign goyernme nts
vital 10 the Southern STATES he in the midst Of
the Oregon negotiation. II not thought that Pftsi-
dent whose elevation he cOfdiaiy adeda citizen VI the
South ioo-coad have deemed Il consistent with propnoty
duty policy, a. dismiss him from Oilce But Texas il
said, hung New York couil only be gninod by
sacrificing M Calhoun, and accordingly he b. sacrificed
His friends are Justly indignant and the pro-
pfiey Of throwing away sauDch aud tried timber 10 70
place ~ with that very portion Of the psriy which Mr.
Burke u New Hampshire, has rightly charged with %.
hucui rOienn'ss' same iohless material that has
again and again wrecked ttc D0MO1iac party and tia.
bids TOR 10 DO tie Office for the new Administration
Mt Calhoun viii meeti1e prescription - itJecOmes him
" oalu us summers morning"
II b. clear that neither Of the great pnitos Of the
Union desires reform ia the Government ond Refofmer
has no more chance for fair play among hem than %,
cemnn among thieves The 2st Rule Of the IIgys, re-
peaied--lia Tarn uneicred-Mr. Calhoun elected from
the State Deptnment-rnIy, pleasant succession Of
events Ii'fe IA but one thing required % crown the re-
suits OF the IicsideBta. oesoHnaks the Gi0Je the or
grno Tie re" Administration. And ;hsi wall be done
too, nilik
Ga t' other hand, the Globe swallow. the whole Of tho
Cabinet. with admirable gusio, a. follows:
Al tie nominations were acted on and confirmed during
the sitting, except that yf Mr. BBncfoii which was post
pyned un'.l To morrow, at the request e some nember-
from what motive cannot divine The cabinet b. com.
posed Of mon Of t,enUl fine business apHtndcso IN
bcinshcd end exalted characters. All Of them sIe dn.
gui',d iJ devotion to the democratic csd.o each having
seen AZ ,osi sixteen years 0 hard scfvcctwelre year
under the lead Il Jackson end Vau Buren, and four dnrD
ie term which has resulted iho elevation u Prcsdent
Polk.
The "Consimuon," The Calhoun organ " Washington
publishes ine Il tie Cabinet without =, word Of com
mLmt. q sIrnicaul ntn = LIIlL PIT
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ANOTHER ERE.

Another tire broke out at half past O'Clock on Thurs
DAY ninhi ia stable Fen Church street m t The
Methods; Protestant, Church. The flames soon spleaJ
with fearful rapidly the Church. formerly the Old
lh"auel which was entirely destroyed. The adjoining
tenement OF Mr. Thomas c. Dixon. Was in imminent dan
ger and saved with great difficulty
The Norfolk Engine Companies soon on the spot
and also the Portsmouth Resolution Engine Company
Squads from the different Volunteer Companss ,re ON
acting rs guards The wind being strong from about E
s. T.. the Masonic Lodge, Baprs, Church, and several
houses ON Church street, were fire from the sparks but
were put without much damage. Tho fire however
was gotten under between II and ~ O'Clock
We have learned whether the Church was in.u,.d
Fire ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Beacon
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INAUGURATION,
COMMUNICATED


Among oshss pleasing incidents attending the Insugurs
lion, ssss ss old friend Beau Hickman. appeared
aproess,oo member Of the Empire Club dressed In
rod velvet foek coat, The cynosurc Of every eye He
he'd hess avisd take seat in the carriage with Mess
Pok and Tyler. but declined the ground that he had
always been choice In his associates The Beau, seems
fortunate enough obtain rooms at Coemans where
~ held daily rsss for the reception Of his friends,
whom he made daily ires for such little proofs OF attach
and regard KS and va. for which he has
entertained peculiar psrtislity.
We not advised TO what post Hickman is TO &C.
eupy In this administration Ills does sp
pear In tho lst Of Cabinet officers omission which has
occssionsd universal regret and to which the Enquirer is
supposed sude in that touching smenaon the ed
tefal Of Thursday. But live in anxious expectancy
that Mr. Polk will ssnd him represent tho genius and
tssie Of his country abroad Rumor that Hickman
has been sshcd TO spend few weeks with his retiring Ae
cdeney q, his beautiful residence in Charles City, aud tina,
he intends doing In that event, Punch anticipates the
plssssre Of rendering him the civlies Of Richmond
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Correspondence Of the Phils. Sct,h American.
WAsurSsTnx Mach 4 lSi


lie Toi mort cries the Frenchman rire le ro
The King Iead," says the Br,on: Long live the
KING" Such Is the mkt amenstion and JOY that usually
htrlids IN royal demise, royal succession and such
assembled to-day, but in Of the voice distin
gushabe line neryed and significant enough The
sound which should have been OF waing had an audible
O chuckie IN il and the exuns hCzzas very dis
tnct QusVes %; CONSERVATION 1t evident that both
the and Joy at least Analogue and my own
observation of faces and OF sounds led me 10 CONJECTURE
that, instead OF Ihe new Kings accession dspenz the
OF the Old Kings death, the satisfaction which the
latter afforded 4 good deal damned by doubts
about the advantages OF the The usual sentiment
of such occasions reversed but for the new monarch
there would have been much be glad but Tor the old
might have greVed.
The President ,as told by those who were nearer
him than got shall GET considerable danger OF
being 10y the crowd, and showed considerable
alarm, did also NJ. Tyler, then walking in procession
with him. When he read MS speech thew tell me
likewise that lie trcmbed violently leaE that he has too
much reason TO do
Tho extreme caution which he has thus pracsed in
every think begins be regarded iRiAiy rather than
crcumspec;ion. His singular delay, up the last hour
OF Congress- let his Ca bine be IN eGuiyocay known
LOOKS certainly Ike nothing but If he afraid
close H. lie IL. fancy the hfS instance Of ruler that
wanted the courage 20 announce his own Cabinet.
lie has trouble enough before him. whether he sees IL
not. Ire North, upon which he unfairly inl-
posed he has already further aenn,ed by disclosing ms
ITS cold support; the South. winch created
him. has oil, alarmed hot aud arrogant rur
poses the West he has but the borrowed popu-
ariiy OF par,y;we, the county large. almost MS
only hold patronage, employment which gains
but md loses perhaps twenty aGherens lie nav IN
word be sad To be looked 10 with 1pectiOn by nobo
dy but office seekers. The Calhoun 90 away his
bitter aud give HIM trouble people very
little capable 1T doing any body good but not impoen, OF
great mischief The BenlOa (Old Hunker) facuun ike
hiili no', nor ne UIeil' H. SE' RET.RIO
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Tux SENATE sat with closed doors Thursday with
CUT We believe, acting upon any appointments; and then
adjourned TO Monday. apparently give time to the
Presden, 10 prepare nominations for the many and mpo
tan offices leii vacant by the late termination Of the SEES
sion OF Congress without acting upon them, which
may be the intention of the President vacste ts
supposed thar the Senate will remain in session vet some
dsys.--Nat. Int. Of Naturdau
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SICKNESS IN PETERSBURG.

We requested by citizen OF Petersburg to DENY the
Truth OF rePoIt which has been in circulation for come
DAYS that fatal spedemic (the Black Tonsuel prevailed
that Town.
The Petersburg Inslgeneer OF Saturday, also emphs.
eay eon'rsdcs the report. and medical authority says
that the health OF Petersburg good At this
season Of the year.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
StiAD.
MONDAY MORNING. MARCH 10, 1885.

We had the pleasure Of receiving from Mr.. WIN. Walker
Of Manchester. Saturday, fine white shsd the rs, Of
the caught his fishery that town. very dhe
article. uow, from the fckories brought from
Charleston and very fresh. doubt when they got here
of which irienj. the Corporal exalted some
days ugo,
The extraordinary esrncss Of the has invited the
shad into rivers, fortnight than common from
their home in the deep The market is sbuudsnly
supplied with hae white shad. from the Chiekahoui-
ny and the lower James River-ihe best IN the wotld
except those OF the Ebso in Spain. which, aceorjn.
to Don Ou,,ote, the 6acst VIVA, pity 1t a
tina, the People On James River as high up CoV,ns
ton, are deprived OF their aneent supplies this hsh
much ptited by ell, aud important article
the poor Aud how dlseredsbe is AZ the James Rn,r
Company aud Its engineers tina, the slopes their i'us
unskiliully constructed that a shaa the
most powerful sud active OF all fish. shoot
them. The fisheries for hundred aud nifty mes above
Richmond formerly merely source OF comfort
snd food TO the poor. but Vt Revenue their pce'or
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FIRE AT THE DOCK I

Religious service yesterday disturbed by the alarm
Of hre IL proved be board tho schooner Dorchester
Captain Phillips Of Baltimore from Norfolk. with lime to
Webb. Bacon CO.. plaster to J. Fars bricks to -.
The hire originated between 10 and H. and already
nearly e1tnguished BY tho seutng OF the schooner when
the alarm was given. Her rigging aud whatever wss
mevcabls taken oil before she seuted. The Ere
was Spontaneous from the lime.
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.etptos-ix blow q the are nsesssarx
himself psng. SD a.
In regard 10 The 'rosson prineipls" eorsspeadsn,
susxcss TO " that the Globes average recep for the last
Jfesn ysars. have been 100000 per We pre-
sumo the estimate wide Of the MARYLAND YET the
cry iS sfll far .,.x.
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WARD EMOTIONS

The Election OF nine Councmen from each Ward of
inns C'y Will be held on the 6 "Wednesday April no,r
at TIE following places ,is'-fot Ward No. l. or Jefs..
son Ward. at the Union Hoie--or Ward No q or Nal,
son Ward. at the Columbian Hotcl-fos Ward No 3 or
Monroe Ward. at the Shockoe Hill Tavern -
The Polls will be opened at 10 O'Clock A. NJ and co.sA
al Sunset Of the same day. -,
JNo. NJ. FERGussoN. =,
Feb 2eth-td Seret City Of Richmond
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BOSTON MARKET March 6

flour-The sales have been limited and the prices ale
w'hout change. Gennessee S5a. and do fancy Ss3:
Ohio Si,6ssiI5. cash Grain market languid and few
arrivals yellow fiat Corn 4s5s l9c. and white l6s47c
per 6ushel; Oats 33s36e per bushel.--Atias.
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MEDICAL. CnIIEEE

The Degrees of Medicine will be conferred upon the
Graduates in this institution O'Clock to-day Address
es will be delivered BY Rev'd p j. Sparrow, and DR..
Maupin. An invitation is extended to the public.
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ge hs Eiitors Of rae Way;
Please To announce Mr.. James u. Lynch candidate u
represent the city OF Richmond IN the neIt Legislature
March 10th. CITIZEN
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We lind those who, four years ago, most obsreper
ously elamorous against the doctrine OF Rotation WI.
General Harrison set about apply it divers OF their
friends, and filled the land with lamentations a, its cruelty,
and wsngs for the widows and children thus deprived Of
bread that power has shifted hands and Sun shines
their side the hedge become very promptly and very
decidedly the advocates OF Roaion. We hear no more
OF the enomiiy Of furnishing fos opnion sake" or
the injustice of removing men from place, the duties
OF which they had faithfully discharged. The in,er.
OF party, and OF innumerahle horde of RI.
pacous office seekers demand broad and conprehen.
sweep. and the Globe and the Madisonian hating
Rivals for the Presidential favor. and agreeing itte else
agree however in the poprety OF extensive removals. and
in invitation Nh Polk make them. A few weeks
ago they both shedding Mr.. Rutherford
a Chronic place hOlder-hoding valuable Civic office be-
sdes-hmsef having soemnly signed paper procaming
the world that Rotation in office had tendency to
tons ," these Journals, say bat few weeks ago. at.
fected Ihink his removal from political Office most
heinOus wrong him, right and Liberty, aud the
are already stimulating Mr.. Polk 10 introduce wide
changes in the offices within his gilt! The Globe entels
elaborate philosophical treatise prove right on
prncplo-the Globe, which according the Madisonian
has reaped from Office 100000 year for Is years -
This is party consistency When Whiss are removed II
is all night the eyes OF these gentlemen They never
discover the cruelty aud danger OF Marcys MAXIM until
they lose power and il is their 10 suffer.
We give the articles OF the Globe and Madlsonian,
which are worth reading: