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Correspondence OF The Baltimore Sun |

w A>NiNGIUN, SlaISn SIln, lS3S.
The great news of III, daY is that the sage OF
Ashland" the immortal Henry Clay, is coming
here 10 May ne1'. 10 loak after his flock He
writes 10 New York friend, that he has no one
to press for Office bur ma he should be sralitied
if some people, which cannot now stop 10 cess-
nate, were 10 be non-suitcd. His arrival here
will be an event, and should not be aslonisheo
IT, about the same time, many Senators, men,
bers, and distinguished politicians, were 10
have a great rcaderors in Washington
80 you see This ely is never wihou, great al
fractions. A rumor, WHICH is traced 10 one oil
the present Secretaries, is ah,al, ,ha, Mr. Clay
will exercise large influence and that ne .y,li
support The Administrative. Honi solt qui NAL y
penv.
Mean while grea, preparations are making for
celebrating On The l2.n Of April next, Mr..
Gays birthday, in The city Of Gr:ham. A lew
of the disappointed, or rather impatient Office
seekers may have chance a, The expression OF
sentiment. They talk certainly very iselingy.
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want of 4 good article Ia ave me- call.
! would particularly invite the attention 81 ~
Farming community IL my Stapr-rooh. Sprin. lcd
rHRESHING MACHINES, which have been 20 erfr'
rally known Tor many years past that comment on ra
4 unnecessary; also, HORSE POWERS To acoumpaty
them. either t;r-rrd 81 chain Band.
CORN SHELTERS from 81 10 81. WHEAT FA5s
az varlous sizrs. STRAW ~ n Frs especially onr
al su fnr The manufacturing aud selling ~ which, ~
Vrsinia, avn equally Interested as the Patrntrr-
FLATENlhG MILLS furnished 10 order, made ni i"oi
materials and IN The hest manner. TllRESHEks r
paired with new setts Of Teeth and, II necessary u
rntr. new Cylinders and Beds, 20 as 10 be made =
good
Persons ordering Machines Of me- by letter viii h. a.
well supplied aud pmnctually attended 10 a. u the'
were order IN person. JhBEI PARkLk'
E..l,E c,,ff
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To the Editors Of the Enquirer.
HAMPTON RoArs, SHIP MARIANA, !

NdlCU SSlJ iCfJ. J
NIcssrs. Editors: As suppose many feel in
lereslcG in those on board he ship Mariana,
many OF us being from your city and The ada
cent counties, | drop you these has'y lines. We
are all well, in fine spirits, looking forward (ai.
Ter NC shall have gone through our seasoning,
which many Of us ale anticipating, not in This
case, with plea>ure) 10 our distant haven with
bright hopes There are some, however, who
have Ie!t their mountain homes, and never having
been accustomed 10 waeT, seem 10 think via IL
dependence rather the >air.', even il they should
meet few Camanche lnnians BY the way
We have good snip. rather too low between
decks, as The head, oil many can testify; first
rate Captain and crew; fine, jolly SET Of fellows
As ever wa; good rules and regulations which
We all mean 10 keep, and when IN The mornin2
We shall uniurl our sails On the broad Atlantic
and bid a'icn 10 cur naive shores, cur hearts NAV
Tor while ieel sad. 10 ADOPT thr language OF an
old song, Tor
'sThe grls we leave behind us;
bur, IN a measure, the hope Of return taxes the
sling from lie adieu, and thus VIC go with feel
ings as buoyani as ever Your obi servt,
c. A.
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Ftom tn Nsp York 1fituuc.


TOA WINTER BOUQUET FROM
THORBURN'S.
Stars of the Earhi-yr odorous h9wers'
Though Winner robes tae val cVs founo,
And Nature has no pleasing sound,
Ye, musings OF an alternate cline,
As beauleous as yc are sublime
Can lead me hack 10 Summer hours.
To haeranl bush and blnshipg sod,
Where FIST saw your smiling lips
Open 10 sp-ak the love OF God.
Stars of The Earth flair Heliolrope,
Camilla, Heath and Mieninnere,
Azalia, Rose and Jessamine, wet
Win dewy tears ye did not weep
Like drea m-tears wruns l.om childhood's sleep
Wnen the young hean, oe,6ed with joy
A Joy that is akin 10 pain
Relieves Itself in gushing ears,
As Summer clouds dissolve in rain.
Stars Of the Earth Your light, 10 me
Amid liie's wearyins wilderness,
With few to love, and few 10 bless
Is brighter than woman's eyes
Or stars that gem the Midnight skies:
For We have no deceit nor guile,
Like Woman's many-voiced eyes;
Nor are ye cody brigh', like stars
Which ehmmer in the midnight skies.
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CALIFORNIA GOLD.-L4rges. Yer-

CALIFORNIA GOLD.-Lqrgest Yer.-We
learn, sayslhe Philadelphia Ledger, that ahou So,
600 worth oil California gold was laley deposited
al he Mint, received from Baltimore, which was
as good a lol as has yet been received and con-
tanned one piece which weighed S 81 100 ounces,
which was no doubt one al those mentioned as
having been found in The creyices oi The rocks,
and is 10y Tar me largest specimen lha, has been
seen Al The Mint. AMI is positive evidence that !.
is found in large pieces. Many otner specimens
we're very good sized pieces, and would well
par the trouble of picking up or digging for a
,r,, lie
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moment. Ills only The quiet attitude Of Franc
and the peaceful efforts OF England, which me-
vent these combuslible materials from bursi,,,
into fame.
The latest intelligence from Vienna is IN J.
4th ins;. All al the capital agree in hins;,a
that many such victories as The Ausrians ,,as
al Ohau would, ere long, bring The Magyar, ~ =
The gales of Vienna ~ F"
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THE VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL
Nach iisc vi n nu &C tOry

l. sill carried on ~ all is
branches Al the OLD ssTABLIsHsL
STAND, corner of Main ahd 1871
s;s., first door below the Union
Hotel, where ! would be plea'ri
To see the former patrons OF lhr
establishment, and all Others m
want OF good AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS. A. | shall u.
ways keep a supply Of the best
Machines that can br produced ,
and warranted in all cases Ia
give satisfaction, II will there
fore be- To the interest al those u
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To the Editors of the Enquirer
ALEXANDRIA,, Va March %, 1919.

ALEXANDRIA, Va March g, lol9.
soft uitt their heads 80 much for Buckingham
Again, us in 1910, the bloody axe has been
raised in our town. The Common Council
composed almost entirely of Wings, or Fedelal'
ISIS, met last night for the election of Town VI
ficer. -Four Democrats Of acknowledged merit
and capacity, who held Offices of small emoiu-
ment, were all decapitated, leaving not trace
Of Democracy behind
Such arc the men who cry aloud against pro-
scrplion, and yet spare not The most meri.ori-
Gus, when opportunities offer. L.
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DR.. Colyer, who first introduced the model ar.
list exhibitions into this country, has lodged a
complain in, aeains,a company al he Chinese Mu-
scum, in New York, because as he says in his
deposition before the Mayor, the tendency Of
sneh exhibitions is 10 femoralizc the minds Of
.n.cr,tprsp
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POETRY.
NO NIGHT BUT HATH ITS MORN.

No NlddI bU f1h II IT'S MOa''
There are times OF deepest sorrow,
When the heart feels lone and sad;
Times when memory's spells OF magic
Have in gloom The spirit clad.
Woulds, thou have wand all potent
To illume life's darkest night!
This the though, that Ger in nature
Darkes, hours precede the light.
When the world. cold, dark and selfish,
Frowns upon Tie feeble fame
Lighted from the torch OF genius,
Worth has kindied round Thy name;
When The 1ondest hopes are blishles,
And thy dearest prospects fade,
Think, oh, lone one, scorned and sighted
Sunshine ever follows shade.
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lLynchsarg Virginian.
IMPORTANT ToOM CANaDA-GREA1
EXCITEMENT AND RIOT lat TO
RONTo, &c, &c.

ExCi EhEN u AMI hlOl Ia ~
RONTo. &c, &c.
BUFFALO, March %, lS49
The Representation Bill was lost 10 the
House Of Assembly, on Wednesday, BY one.
Mr. Papineau against 1t.
The course to be pursued by the Governor
on the Rebellion Bill has not transpited.
500 pounds damages has been given against
the Pilot newspaper for lbeling Colonel Gugy
The ministerial measure for the payment Of
the extra rebels of 1887 and '33, has resulted
in a serious riot in roranlo.
Last evening, MaIch 22i, Messrs. Baldwin
Blake, and Mackenzie, were burned in Cffiey.-
They were Carried through several streets, ele
valed upon long poles, passing from the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Baldwin 10 The residence OF Mr.
Blake, and then returning 10 MIR. Baldwin's.-
The effigies OF the two were then burned.
The mob, 10 the number oi some thousands
then proceeded 10 the house OF Mrs. Mcintosh
where Mr.. Mckenzie was stepping, where hi
efisg was burned, and the house assaied viii
stones and all manner OF missiles, completed,
Kidding me windows.
The gas lghs in The vicinity were put out, ant
the police resisted.
The house OF Mr.. Montgomery. which is sill
uated nearly opposite, was attacked, ahd the win
dows much damaged.
Mr.. Ii Price, son Of the Hon. J. Fl Price, wa:
severely ,eaten, and on being conveyed 10 III,
residence OF Or. Rolph, that genteman's nous,
was sailed b. the mob, and slightly damaged
The residence OF Mr.. Brown, OF the Globe, wa.
also iniured-fN y Hy0tI.
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II VIZ: 1, - -, a Justice Of the Peace fur
the county aforesaid, do hereby certify that -
WHOSE i above subscribed A. an ait-sling vii
nr>s, personally appeared before me, III my county
aforesaid, aud made oath that The above named -
-, F" hose name. are subscribed a. parties 10 tn
above letter attorney cknuw edged thr same. in the
pi.!au,t al The sad witness y their aci and drrt.
Witness my hand ana ,ra, this - day Of -,
eighteen hundred and -.
rIn l--,ytptnNay
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ANCIENT BUILDINGS IN VIRGINIA

ANClENl ,DQlLOlNGS IN NlhGINlA
The most remarkable Of all The buildings in the
Northern Neck, is that OF Slratiord, County OF
Weslmoreland, on the south bank Of the Potc-
mac, Tor long lime The property OF the Lees.
Ii was built Tor Mr.. Thos. Lee, father Of Rich
ard Henry Lee. He IS known by The name Of
President Lee, or Governor Lee, having been
President o; ne Kings Council. and Governor
OF Virginia, wnle Colony. While Governor,
his house was burnt down, and either the British
Government or the merchants oi London built
thus house ter him al great expense. There is
we presume, no structure like II 10 our country.
Probably some ancient seat was The pattern. The
bricks were brought from England and are OF
the best quality. The wall OF The first story,
are two terl and half thick; Of the second story,
TWO ieeL The present number OF rooms in the
main building is Ninety. Originally there were
more. The late General Henry Leo, OF the Rev.
olution, took down some OF Inc partitions. The
present hall is large enough inr tour rooms. Be-
sides The main building, there are four Offices
one al each corner containing fifteen rooms.
There is also a stable, which with the space al
lowed in our city stables, would hold one hun
dred horses
When j, is considered tina, all these buildings
are OF brick brou:h. from England and the whole
work Of the best kind, il IS no. 10 be wondered al
that tradition makes them 10 have cost 900
slerling.-[Soutdern Charchman.
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AN INTERESTING FACT

In the year 1877, The first Sunday School, We
believe, orea nized in The STATE 81 Virginia, vas
opened in This iowa, in connection with the Me-
.hodlst Episcopal Church, BY Geo Walker, jas.
McGehee and john Thurman-,he last oil whom
stll survives, a useful, venerable and respected
citizen OF Lynchburg. Ia a very short time Two
hu ndred scholars, Of both sexes, were collected,
many OF whom had no other opportunity Of ac
quiring the slightest education. |, IS nol posi-
bic to say VIVA; amount oi good NAV have been
done by even single years operation OF the
School, We confine ourselves t. an aluson TO
Two cases, which have been brought 10 our no.
tice.
Among the first scholars who attended, was
8 slim, spare youth, who manifested capacity
and desire Of Improvement That youth grew
up- removed tu The Wcst-studIed law-and
has long been known to the nation. as the Hon.
William Alien, late a Senator of the United
States from the Stale Of Ohio.
In ths second year Of the School, there was
entered as scholar Younger boy of prepos,
sessing appearance and department. He was
2he son of one Of the three persons banned a.
the founders of the Soho !, and is nov the Hon.
Isaac Walker, Senator in Congress from
the State Of Wisconsin. Two members of the
Senate of the United States, therefore, during
the last session, were among the first pupils d
the first SUNDAY School established in our town
and, as we believe, In the State.
lLpnchburg VirPinian.
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CHOLERA i'm THE WEST.

In Nashville, Tennessee, four deaths had oc-
Cured from that disease just prior 10 the 18th in
slant; and Al ST. Louis on Wednesday week p
cases and 10 deaths,
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For CALIFORNIA

The following is list oil the members Of The
Madison Mining and Trading Company, On
board The Company's ship Glennore, Capt. w.
p. Poy hrcss bound for San Francisco Ca!i.or-
MIA. THE Glenmore will leave Ciy Poin, on
Thursday. and 90 10 sea probably on Saturday,
Col John d Muniori, President, Richmond
Seth Sheppard, Vice PTesi cni, Gloucester
Robert " c'enshaw ~ Lyncho"rg
&C {; M Mo- ~ Richmond
Geo Whitfield, -, do
Gibrr, B Caiholnc, 2 40
CO Eaton, Secretary iichmond
John Robinson, Treasurer, do.
&c Guy, M d, Surgeon, Louisa
John w Reins. NJ D, Asst. Surgeon, Richmd
VIM Dual, Chaplain, Richmond
James w Claiborne, NJ d, Richmond
Ap Hodges, NJ D, Richmond
James L Clarke, NJ D, Gloucester
AW Talialerro, NJ D, Mathews
LEU R S Jones, U 5 ~ Hampton
Lieu, w H Smith, U s N Washington
Haber Anderson, Richmond; F G Andrew
Barley. Richmond; James P Dnval, Richmond;
John Exall, Richmond; A EiaxaIi, Richmonc
John Hitchcock Jr, Richmond; Charles Howell,
Richmond; Rosco D jenkins, Richmond; John
Minse, jr, Richmond w p Marslon, Richmont;
J.hn NuualI Richmond; James l. Puindexrr,
Richmond; Charles l. Scot, Richmond; James
C Smith, Richmond; w F Vaughan, Richmont
w II Werth, Richmont; 5 w Venabe, Farm
vile; Vifailrus e Cooke, Norfolk; G Richard
Boush Portsmouth; Thomas Pcachy, VIII
iamsburs; Thomas C Gillian, Petersburg; John
F Greene, Pelersnnrg; Richard Drummond, Pc
ersburs; Lucian Fletcher, Amhers'; John Lamp
kin, Amherst; Thomas Mcaux, Amelia; w II
Crank, Albemarle; A N Douglass, AIbemarls; c
L Jones, Albemarle; John Caring on, Bruins
wick; D Mackln, GreensvilIr; Edward Beaz.
lev. Greene; John C FIELD, Gloucester E II
Jones, Gloucesler; L Tabb Gloucester, c 4
Yea'mar Gloucester Miles Ctcnshaw, Han
over; John B Scott, Halifax; George II Bran
ham Louisa; John " Chlles, Louis?; Harper
Shelton, Mecklenbu'g; c Edwin Williams, Neck
lcnburc: Ehenezcr Lllason, Madison; Rcy
nods. Orange; Brooke Walker, Orange; John
a P.le,scn, j.. Prince George; B Harris,
puwhatan; J NJ Harris, Powhaan; John q
Jackson, sussex; A L Land, Sussex W F Par
kcr SUSSEX; { w Parker Sussex; Peters,
sonihamptnr; VIM Utquhari, Southampton
PASSENGERS.-Jonn p Bower, Botelourt;
Richard Christian, Charles Cry.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

Orleans, where he would arrive on Wednesday,
and be welcomed by grand civic AMI military
reception. On his entire route he has received
most cordial and natering welcome-a JUST re-
ward TO faithful public servant who LOOKS
alone 10 the honor and welfare OF his country,
and relires 10 private life, leaving her happy a
home, and honored and respected abroad.
MIR. R. J. Walker was forced, by i'll healln, 10
rslrace his Steps from Macon, Georgia AZ
Charleston he took steam for Philadelphia.
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FORM ~ rEuNy,

KNOW ALI. men by THESE PRESENTS Tina,
wr the subscribers, being Stockholders IN the lame.
River aud kdnawha Company, do hereby constitute
and appoint our TRUE and lawful attorney and
r-y, tureprSSrnt each a.! Ia all the genera!
uf the -pc. holirrl II SAID Company held M
SIX months from aud after tie date thereof when -,
are npl personally presenter represented by other
proxy, with luil power and authority such general
MEETINGS 10 .ivr such vote votes, and IL do such
uIhr, act arS each al ~ could give or do as 4
member ~ The SAID meetings, u we were personally
present; and NJ 10 hereby ratify aud confirm what
yo'r votes, act acts sad attorney may
lawfully pr - iof ~, ~ pursuance of the anthu
rits hereby conferred upon hi,.
WunrS- onr Hanis ard seals this - day az -,
one Thousand eight hundred aud -.
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photographed lcr the Baltimore American

FHI1kDELPHIA, IFTdICH ZUi o. I vi.
The case OF Tom Hand, who was arrested
for stealing the Government jewels, was taken up
to-day, before Judge Kane. Alter long hear
ing. The accused was fully commi'led upon The
evidence tor trial.
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JAMES RIVER AND kASAWHA COMPANY.
IN compliance W III the request nf The Board ui Pub
lie Works, 81 the 10Th instant, general meeting -
the Stockholders of the James River aud KinaW hl
Company vii be held ~ the CompanyS Office, IN III.
Giy 81 Richmond Wednesday, The 9,h of May.
T., order of the President and Directors.
WV. r. MifNFORD, Secretary.
Richmond, s-th February, lei9
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VIRGINIA AHEAD.-We notice an &C,
recently passed Incorporating "The jefferson
County Steel and File Manufacturing Company.
We believe this is the first Company in the
whole Union who have undertaken, or are about
10 undertake, this branch OF manufacture. This
Factory is & be located on the Shenandoah river
Al aarpers Ferry Il Cha,lestotcn Erea prsss
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Lrslssranhed lor he Aanlmo1e American

NEW lTKK, NaTCn 70, I. Vt.
DEATH OF MIR BlDLACK. = We have
Intelligence by Souh American arrival OF the
death OF Mr. Bidlacs III American Charge des
Affairs al Santa Fe, Bosota. Mr. 3. died on The
9th Of January.
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FINE ESTABLISHMENT.

FINE ESTABLISHMENT.
Among the many important Improvements
lha, have sprung up in our fourishng ci'y IN
The las, wear, we know of none that surpasses
The erection OF the beautiful "American" Ho'ei,
ON Main street. For the originating and COM
p.tion OF this fine house, credit is due 10 me
| great enterprise and skill of the Messis. Ehal,
who have invested large sum OF money III 'he
house and furniture The house is mosl aan'-
rably situated; the parlors are richly lurnishea
and lighted; the dining rooms spacious hahd-
somey proponioned, and commodlous; ana inc
lodging rooms neat and pleasant. There are IN
The house about one hundred rooms, amply su''ea
for their various purposes. In Tie ONCE IS a
beautiful and valuable piece OF mechan'>m'
styled The "Eauncialor," he fruits OF The sue
cess!ul ingenuity Of Mr.. G. Cumherson-ny
which, and series Of tubes, in moment, COM
muncalion may be had with every paf OF inc
house, messages exchange, &C. AT nisht, inc
balcony in front of the house is elegantly III UP
with eight globe lamps, exhibiting the WORD
"a merican," handsomely illuminated.
This splendid hotel has been in operation LOT
more than Two months, under the management OF
MIR Nathan II. Thornton, who is very Prince
n Landlords. Ii has been we'll filled The whole
lime members Of the Legislature patGonIzing
il LARGELY. In returning loheir homes. they VIII
sneak lis best praise, in describing lis merits as
they are For TWO months we have enjoyed me
creature comforts 50 literally furnished BY Mr.. l.,
and we can freely say lhsl wc know scarcely
an hotel in The country which sufpassfs II IN
any respect. One ol The most famous cooks IN
the STATE is Al The head OF The cuisine, and The
genlemanly landlord I've speak what we ieeD is
efficiently assisted by our obligias and expert
friends, Messrs. Bennett and Tenant. We
wish Mr.. Thornton continued success, and can
sincerely commend his house 10 The travelling
community. Il is an important addition 10 The
many good hotels and boarding houses in our
growing city.
We learn from The Union that Judge Mason
The late popular Secretary Of the Navy, will
leave Washington Tomorrow lof his city, which
be intends 10 make his place OF abode. All me
old Secretaries nave len Washington. Mr..
Walker alone will reside there.
TARDY WINTER.-Ye stelday was per-
feet specimen ul winler From |, ?. NJ, MI
night, there was driving snow-but The flakes
were lew and Tar between and le lev traces on
the ground. Old Boreas was very noisy and
troublesome. The Norfolk boat was KEEP back
10 late hour.
Within Two days preceding the 20th instant.
New Orleans lost three OF her most respected
and worhiest ciuzens, viz Charles NJ. Randall
OF The Bar, Or. John Harrison, Professor OF
Physiology in The Medical University OF Loui-
sisna. and James Disk, one Of the Oldest mer-
chants in the CITY, and formerly resident Of
Richmond
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We learn from The Providence Journal tina,
the Hon. Richard X. Randolph died al his resi-.
dence near Newport last Wednesday evening"
He was Virgnian by birth, and nephew to
Gen. Harrison, "oul he brought his heart with
his allegiance TO the State of his adoption, and
vas as true Rhode Island man as though he
had been born upon her SOIL"
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CALIFORNIA The Washington CORES
pondenl oil the New York Tribune writes 10 lha,


ponden oil the New York Tribune writes 10 lha,
paper as follows:
Certainly one of the most important rumors
of the day, il il be true, is thai Mr.. Benton has
sent to California, by The last steamship, another
OF his remarkable letters, addressed 10 The inha.
bitanis Of that territory. The first rescrip to The
Califvrnians was taken out last Fall by Colonel
Fremont, aud advised them 10 set up a proyi-
sional government, without any provision as to
slavery. That document was probably publish
ed, in San Francisco, about Inc FIRST OF February
last From what lean, have reason 10 think
that Mr.. Benton now advises the people of Cali
fornia 10 insert provision IN this temporary sys-
ten, for the eternal exclusion OF slavery from
their soil, and that he advocates or rather Gem
mands it, with all his characteriseric energy and
power cannot doubt that his recommenda-
lions will be followed"
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We learn from The Union that Judge Mason
The late popular Secretary Of the Navy, will
leave Washington Tomorrow Of this city, which
be intends 10 make his place OF abode. All The
old Secretaries nave len Washington. Mr..
Wa lker alone will reside there
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TARDY WINTER.-Yes eIday was per-
feet specimen ul winter From |, P. NJ, nj
night, there was driving snow-but The flakes
were lew and Tar between and letl lew traces on
The ground. Old Boreas was very noisy and
troublesome. The Norfolk boat was kept back
u a lale hnnr