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IMPORTANT FROM RIO JANEIRo The brig
Abtasia, Capt. Porterfield, from Rio de janet
70, whence she sailed on the 18th of July, has
arrived at New York, and brings report that
the blockade of Buenos Ayres had actually been
raised; which is by 90 means Improbable
There was a report at Rio, that Gen. Rivers
had encountered and defeated detachment OF
Oribe's army, 100 strong, compelling them to
abandon their horses, baggage and munitions.
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PRoFFER OF PEACE TO MEXICO. The move
ment referred to in the subjoined paragraph
ence to the Presidents proposals to Mexico for
peace. We learn from letter that on We'd
nesday last, orders were received at Pensacola
for the Revenue Gutter Walcott, Capt Fato,
to Immediately proceed with important des-
patches from Washington city, for Com. Con-
nor, off Vera Cruz. The purpoSt of these des-
patches of course, are not known, but they
must be of importance from the fact that the
Walcott was undergoing thorough overhaul
ing, painting, &C., and she would hardly be
called into sea service until these necessary re-
pairs were completed, unless in case of an
emergency.
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PORT DEPOSITE AND HAVRE III GRACE
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Commenting on MONDAY, 18Th .4PriL, 1861
For the convenience of the
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ora hours to business or recreation, at Havre de
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dusk.
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O
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TAUSE Wells. Mrs, Nickereou has iust re
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-14
NOTES ON NEW BOOKS.


MoxreoNERy's PoErIcAL WoRks Ph!sdt Phia Sorn
L. Ball
Few books have lately under observation the
republication OF which we believe 10 be timely and
acceptable this complete edition Of the poetca works
OF poet, who ring his life, has achieved repu-
nton second in its d, partmcnt To Cowper's-
Since death OF the Bard u Oney poet has devoted
himself exclusively the vein Of compo-
on with all commensurate with that of James
Montgomery. We might Heb,r and or Two Others
England. and many OF sRd pnetesses who
have produced specimens OF religious yrcs, wh ch
uul, and which firmly established popular esteem
shown themselves capable of long and con-
stanty sustained efforts which compete with than
If Mongomery's elaborate poems.
Like Cowper piery and simplicity Of chasce-. Mont
gomery proved himself his superior in manly energy
and application OF his talents for shrinking with
weak and unworthy sensitveness from the perormanc
Of the ducs life, and rom free association with his fs-
low men, did the elder poet, Montgomery has brayely
acted ms part and, despite OF irowns and imprisonment,
advocated popular rights Tor safs the conduct our
nal OF who did much elevate the tone
Of the daily press in this country, and who died. few
years SINCE full Of years. honored beloved by the troops
unbcmshed purity of life this side Of the Atlantic
The Of Sorin & Ball, publisher, - a new one
u and the acquaintance pleasantly from the
credentials they present in t,se handsome vuumce 1t
certainly enhances appreciation suihor when
read h. writings comey dress. and these volumes
another OF the gratifying proofs that constantly meet
eyes 0! the audSOe progress made in the iypogn-
phica county. The illustrations are well exc
euted in mezzoiinO, and with the fine paper aud type
constitute highly credIabe volumes.
For sale by Drinker & Morris.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-14
TIME FOR DELIBERATION.

The vote i'm the SENATE of tho United States
on Monday last, post soning action for month on
the Oregon question: indicates that this grave body
mean to act with calmnes' and dignity suitable
to its position. The vote for pos,ponement, was
n very decided one-32 to lS-and we agree with
Mr.. Archer, that there is no good reason why ac-
ton should be precipitated. News might reach
US (he said) in the meanwhile, which would ren-
der notice to Great Britain unnecessary. The
National lntelligcnccr, in its editorial column
thus speaks of the proceeding -
Th. question up yesterday in the Senate, upon
the motion Of Mr. Allen. with view to fixing time fo'
its discussion which Mr. Allen moved should be postponed
and made the order OF the day for Tuesday the 9Th OF
hi. month motion Of Mr.. wes,cou, however. to post
pone to the 10Th OF February, decided in the shrns
uvc by vote of u Is; vote which certainly argues
an iniisposon on part OF the Senate, to precptaie
the question Mr.. wesco did indeed place his motion
distinctly that ground; but reference to the yeas and
nays an question will show that the delay was against
the wishes OF those who have heretofore been forward in
pressing the matter upon the Senate.
This vote of the Senate, however, we presume indi
Gates no more than determination TO act on the subject
with elaboration, in manner worthy Of the dignity of
that body"
Guarding its readers against a too sangulne
reliance upon us lOrfnet speCu'auohS VI PN~NN'
full result, that paper adds
I'VE still think that there will be peace between us
and old England but do not feel the same comb
denee Of 1t since the disclosures made in the debate
sul going on in the House of Representatives "
What these disclosures" were, we do not dis
tinclly perceive, from hasty glance at the pro-
ceedIngs.
The Naval Committee in the Senate have given
some evidence of disposition 10 make prepara'
tons. by reporting bill authorizing the President
TO build and eqnp ten steamships or vessels OF
war, and to complete other vessels now upon the
stocks. For the object nd, the bill proposes
TO appropriate five millions six hundred and
seventy live thousand dollars. The last section
of the bill proposes to repeal the law which linn
its the number of petty officers, seamen, or or
binary seamen, landSmen, and boys, IN the naval
service, TO seven thousand five hundred.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-14
OPINION THE SOUTH.

Iis gratifying to know tssys the National Inteiseneerl
the temper Of the Democracy OF the South inenes
decidedly reference to the Oregon dispute to peaceful
and equitable adjustment Of the question. The New Or
leans Courier for example, speaking Of the resolutions sub
mted in the House of Representatives by Mr. Winthrop
aud Mr. Douglass. respectively expresses itself in the fol-
lowing terms;
"Mr winhrops proposition arbi,rate through eii-
both countries without the intervention of crow
ned heads does conflict with doctrines OF the Mes
sage, or compromise the position have taken not to
arbitration, the phrase is usually understood
among nations We heartily respond to the resolutions.
far th.y characterize in the high
degree dscredable and opposed the civilization
christian influences and enlightenment OF the present
War is fearful engine be set in operation any
time defend the last national rights and
toual honor The remedy extreme. and only sppcsbl
disease otherwise eprous and incurable. Should, how
ever, Mr. Dougssss resolutions be carried into effect all
compromise will be end aud soft peace Of ne
cesslty spread her wings, and hy weeping away Nego
srion will a" be entirely closed, and arms be the
cole and only alternative. We how Great Bri
tain could pause all in such contingency"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-14
TO rae WIGS OF NELSON.

NJ Csbo having announced his determinatio 10 de-
cline election, comes necessary that the Wings Of
Nelson should select early day suitiblo can 81
date to represent Ibis county IN the next General Assembly
Of Virginia.
The Wings will, Of course, bring some strong and
sterling Wbiy for although the session likely
be Of uanscsndau impo Indcous selection,
alone the increase Of Wing strength and bring back
To their support those who generally drop Of cool down
IN the hour 0f adversely.
The writer iakes pleasure IN pointing the Wings Of Mel.
con o. WILLIAM FABER Eso, and IN recommending hin
10 their suitable candidate 90 fa the Wing.
and bring the polls. Mr. faber'seGensive cqusin
judgment, unbendng political integrity, his b1sncf7 habits
ana ufb1ny If msunois, well calculated 20 make him
a popular and useful representative.
Tbs announcement is entirely without his kn0edgo
consent but IL Is believed he will accept be inds he -
the choice Of tie Pc pie
liz was, sne few yeors ago brought ou snd canysssed
the county for few days, hut Withdrew n the
friends II Col fitzpatrick, who manifested a coones be-
cause that gentleman the nominee: But the wn-
tr BE- authorized say that Col r. will give Mr. Fabef bis
cordial ami hearty support. and that hs friends who
dissfshcd former occa-i1n will snsain him man
Ihess cfcum-t rces Feher wIth Mr. FBbefs extensive
acquaintance and great PERSONAL popularity render hir per
hops the suonReft man avslsb.o 81 this 1ie. We think
the Whigs would do well 10 make THE selection.
But YET meeting be- held OF Nelson February Court and
II VT +. should not be tho nominee. let the Wings rally
upon some man who bring the strength d the cOunty
20 The polls
Though the helm NJ chip Of state IN other hands,
housh mr. c and many 81, her mot ~ Us,"
though c bfcn sesred by them upon shoals break
and qpicksr0d u ihe "Od Dimnou" the boast Il
statesmen, sud nations pride, has st'ntk her dog al
most every State In the u1ion yet The Wings Of Nelson,
IN Tie Pto OF hc dying Lawionec, ufo received n,yor o
give up The ship" Clvi5.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-14
Ed,earion in P.ansvlpan,a-Gor. Saunk.

The effect Of the visit OF this high iunctonary the
Common Schools OF his State, mentioned in Edu.
cation Convention; and the policy of making these schools
the object OF special regard and attention by in erst
ed stations enforced OF good policy every
where. We 6nd in the Message of Gov Skunk the fol
lowing paragraphs the subject, and present them our
readers with the hope that the day distant when Vir
Rnia may she has laid the broad and
foundation perpetuy OF her institutions, by
ing sound intellectual aud moral education for all her
children. :"
The invaluable benefits Of system OF Common
School instruction, extending themselves throughout
the hole cath. gihenng improving, and
eevatng mind and preparing the generation which is 10
succeed Tor Usefulness aud appreciation of duty
In country districts, where the population scattered and
large OF the children Ind active employment tor
halt year, the reach all the ends
that accomplished IN cities ard towns But the signal
and advantages resulting from II, throughout the
Sae shown in the comprehensive report OF the Super
inendent o Common SCHOOL, gave assu ance That fenn
syvania has laid the broad and deep foundation tor the
peiuy OF her institutions. by securing sound, intellectual
aud moral education Tor oil her children.
have lately, with the Superintendent OF the Public
Schools visited the city OF Pailade pha There is much
for the good admire, the variety, comprehensive
and beautiful arrangement OF her benevolent aud
charitable institutions, and his gratitude towards
the who founded, and who now di eci them. But,
there grandeur presented To the patriot IN her
public schools that sn-passes ALL BY the former,
which be commended too strongly 10 the continued
favour and fostering U the legislature comfort and
instruction provided for few. who are excepted from
sIeclal misfortune. Bat tho latter bless
ing l., all they provide for improving and elevang the
whole body OF the people aud Tor qualifying every child
onward maturity, BY sound mental and moral
instructions tor filling mp its measure q. usefulness and &C
compshing, inteliigcntr, the ends of its being That
community il happy in which the syssm OF general edu
widely dfiIssd, and So well administered, as
have it in the city and county OF Phladephia."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-14
NEWS OF THE DAY.
TEXAS


The Texas National Register OF the Oath ut published
at Austin, notices the arrival OF Capt Coleman from San An.
tonic He announces business at that place
brisk while great numbers of strangers were pouring in
The u. 5 dragons under Major Faunileroy had moved
their quarters the Omos OF the head springs Of the
San Antonio river, few miles above the town. Previous
To their departure the officers gave u grand ball. which
attended by oil the principal ladies' OF the place. Mex
lean and American, well the citizens aud went of
very pleasantly
From the same paper We learn iha, the gallant Mai.
Hays recently visited the els bank of the Re Grand at the
Pesdiu and detail the Mexican town for the
purpose OF purchasing beef The male portion o: the in
hsbant lied in dsmay once. but the females stuck 10y
and iendangp got up which they appeared
and walzed To the notes OF buge. HAYS word that
he would remain couple Of days. during which time the
supplies purchased II supposed that
large Mexican force the vicinity, but no disco
yeries made
No less than three hundred emig grants foin the States
recently crcssed the BRACES the Washington ferry in one
day Thousands 81 settlers moving ards the healthy
lands the Guadalupe valley.
Among the candidates for Representatives to the L.
Congress from Texas notice the names Of Hon. Il.
Phisbury, EX-Gov. Runnels, Hon. yolney T. Howard
Cen Thos j. Green Col. Williams, and we believe there
others.
As regards the complexion Of the Texan Legislature,
recently chosen, any OF our papers
The Galveston Civilian the ARRIVAL there OF the
venerable Bishop Souc, OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church.-N. o. Pcayune.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-14

4 - q, - -
80. oe "efs, me eoenV o' "e ss !,
80 anu o''ous"a' U o' ny '"o sa's e'", "'s
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h .,, ~. ". III, .",'' a".o 1i 49,; NV
duc,,ng m. election. ,h,l s,,v =, ,h tool ,n,,.o, ,hs
'e e'..u'"s, sn' Se'uy .. vac o' tn,.eo' we
am. n, an. 49, 81 ,sis . 80 - 49,. ~ ~
,an,h = o. -. -. ~ :. ~ - -. 80, -. VI \
presc,y,a in ,h.;, IA ot,;e.. ~ " "''"' 10y f' -
q \, hall \. ,hs an,v =, ~. .., ,., e,,...,, .
whom an, ..id noi. sb,li h. d.I,v.,, i,hin ,sn H.
ia, The reecn,;,n ,h.,.oI IN ,,,r.i, ~ I :, IT, -,
univ. Of this AMI. ss,,,J -. ,h.,..,
6 In .h,I he an. du,v M an. IA E.,;.. q, 80,
tain the rrsu "a s.bb,,.d NV m. n,.. S ,ha d nal am
=, has - 80 " "'e eoP'es" 'ne sau Po,, On
Eve dsy, th.,,.o,, =, d,sl,,, The .. ~ na.- .,;an
rs -. 'a" :, '. u,s same oy Pr"e,s"s"oa'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-14
A GOOD ILLUSTRATION.


From an afe'e IN Inc last lumber Vi the North Amer
Review, take tic following extract, the practical
sppeanon OF which cannotfa to impress ell our readers
..Tbctesdyrs of the Cpv M,nne,ny p,obnbIv ,.,Dsr-
A., r,.sa,.- 90, 60. I.,.,, II 49,, -, .
C'l p-nu' D''''o.' WIZ, "s "'g"p'r
JOck ODaSsioh Ciengh ABOUT lhe 'marches, or boun-
due' Of The good farm of Charles hope. But Tor the
benefit Of iboe who have not read the passage or who
ma, have f,,go,,en H. subin donsie,s avn accom-, n
:, 80. -. - r. .,it pl.,.t,. -,
~ ''''' So ' 'A'''''''
Ro"eo Oh '"o OO'Hsloh'
Were At tie aud wark or the marches apan Jock o.
DAWSON CeuRh aLd me. We see we march on the TAP %
rouhop rgR after We pass the Pomoragrsins and Sl1,s
-uspoo and Boodylaws they comes IN there snI ,hey
eonR 10 the PEEL but after We pass Pomoragrains q, niue
lie great headed tulgqed stare that they Char
ssChock' there DAWSON Ccugh ond Charles hope hey
march Now, soy, tie match rims on the tap ~ the he
who're the wind and water shears but Jock ODawstnn
CeuRh sgsin be- colUayens that. and s,ys bs b. hauId
dOn by the tud drove road that gaes aw by the Kuotr
She Gaio 10 kctidutw ard and that makes unco
difference
Add what difference does ii make, lucri' How many
sheep will q ieedl'
Ou no nony,-is lying hi gh aud Exposed uay feed q
hrg, Or abhns iva In good yeor'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-14
THE LETTERS OF . soUrHERNER. "

At the solicitation OF many gentlemen, different parts
of the State the author OF the Letters the signature
Southeruc,. has been induced To revise the whole
res appeared the Wing, aud repablish them
ia pamphlet form.
There been few publications, Of late years, that
have been generally copied BY the Of the whole
South than these letters and the plan proposed for
extending the circulation, Will, ihnk, meet with gene
raj approbati'n.
distribution, 10 BY addressing line this office,
by calling the Bar OF the Exchange, the Powhatan
House. or Book Store OF Messrs. Drinker & Nor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-14
AMOUNT OF TAXATION.

BY repoi, from the Auditor Of Public Ac-
counts. we lind the following amounts OF taxation
paid respectively by the four grand divisions of
the State -
From Sea Coast to head of Tide, s236,645 81
From Tide Water to Blue Ridge, Is9,s4s IL
Between Blue Ridge and Allegheny, 92O76 ~
West of the Alleghany. 0J,33I 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-14
BILL OF TIE MINORITY.
4 Bill J0r fatiHg the sense Of the Psopis for the call
CoarenILon 10 aend me CansflinLian nj IL. SILL.

BN Jor fatHg the Of the People for N, call Of
CoausnfioR 10 dmsRd me Constitution Of The State
Where's u Is represented to the General Assem,ly thai
portion Of the good people Of this Commonwealth de
sirous 81 amending the Constitution of ils Smte and
General Assembly, feel IL o. be their duty 10 ascertain
tho wishes al the pc pie this subcci AID whereas
admitting this important question to them, IL ig proper
that they shDnd be informed what principle the p.opo-
sd COuyen,n, II desired by the people, shall be organi-
zed
!. Be II therefor, ,a1,ied. That it shall be tho duty
Of the officers authorized conduct election, within III
COWmpnN ea o., at ID" tunes aud places Of holding their
elections iuf delegates 10 the General Assembly in he
month at Apr next, u Open sepafats pI. Tor tho purpose
Of taking the 'cnse oi the people uppn the question: wo-
Their they desire Convention amend tn Cons.ituon
Of the State, organised upon the basis n the free white
population. TIE polls 70 bs opened shall conain two
columns oae or tue names oi h who IN The ahir
maiVe The other iuf the names II those who IN the
negative, end she'll be headed thus Shbl there be Con
vonuon amend me Constitution II the STATE organized
upon The bass Of tho free white pgpulnhon1"
CONVENTION NO CONVENTION
The ol1scls conducting sa'd ,eci.na s,nl lake the
vote the qoe sfyrcsnd or every person qualified
according fp ie exciting laws n tho Common poiih ~
vote for delegate 10 the General Assembly Who shall
forward during such election 10 give his vote and
shall caue tIs II s those who the snirna-
tive 10 be written IN tho first column under The head Of
Convention and the names Of oil thDso wh1 vote IN
TIC negative br written IN the second column under the
words "No CONVENTION" No porsDn shall be permitted
10 we on ths question ofJ,csaij who ig enuted
vote Tor delegates o. the General Assembly undef the
iHu1g aW5 Al this Commonwealth; nor shall nny one be
permitted o. vote m any county, town OF borough, who
shall previously have voted upon the same question In an
/ Other
2 ltshs Re tho duy Of tho officers. before hey CON-
mencs taking tie 20 provided Tor IN this set 70 take and
subscribe before uf tho Of their cosb'y
the following vain sffhiadSn; We A. n, &c, do -.
emny Swesr ur that IN conducting tho poll for and
aganst Convention, will 70 tho best q DOR skl and
Judgment, sdnu MI persons vote entitled TO do go By
law sud frct ~ not rnsd and that for depends
on Ne, vii ptke jus rue AMI fair return Of he re-
suit according 20 Law. So help us Col" Md TIE Just
Gee Of the peace, before whom the said oath or amiOH
ahn b.. L.kc .nh.cLLhnd- aha Lcnrn the aama dnl