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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-05
NHRIsTIAN & LATnROP are no. open.

IfHhiSIIAN q LATIRUP are nov open.
v ing
Rich Challies, new styles
Barege de LANES, all qualities
Plain, figured and checked Silks
Plain Mouselaines, all colours
Muslin Ban DIS and Frills
Napoleon Lace Caps, new and beautiful articIe
Plain and embroidered Grape Shawls
Also, an assortment of spring Prints NH
COAL.-The subscribers have on hand another
" lot of superior hard COAL, which is almost
equal to the best lump, which they are selling at
So so per load, delivered. Orders can be left at
Mr.. l.. P. Ellis's Grocery store on Broad street
Shockoe Hill, or at their office, on Pearl street Cd
posite the Alhambra Hotel.
THOMAS FOSTER,
NH 5-3t JOHN A. FOSTER
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US. CrRcurr Couar.-Judge Haiybsrton win
eive his decision upon Clements application for
new trial this morning Rod and Clements win
both be broughtinto Court TO hear the decision.
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THOMAS FOSTER,
JOHN A. FOSTER
NH SIT


l. By NASH & WOODHOUSE, Eagle SQUARE
Miss Sewelrs Journal of Summer Tour, for the
Children of Village School. Part1. Paper-25
cents.
DR.. Latham's Hand Book of the English Ian
guage. / VOL, l2mo-Sl %.
Margaret Cecil, or | Can because Ought by
Cousin Kate. limo, paper 50 cents, cloth IS cents
Nicarsgua-Its People. Antiquities, &c, by E s.
Squier numerous maps and illustrations. yoIs,
8vo-S5.
Adler's Abridged German and English and Eng.
fish and German Dictionary. 12mo-Sl IS.
Women of acknowledgements for Beauty
and Charity, by Julia Kavanagh. limo, cloth
IS cents.
Templeton's Engineer, Mechanics and Wheel
wrights' Companion, edit. d by J. w. Adams. I2rno
price 81.
World Here and The re- 25 cents. NH
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'NEA, TEA.-Just received, fresh supply
l. which we viii retail at wholesale prices. Su
perior Oolong black at only so cents excellent Gun
powder at go cents; extra fine do, usually sold at
81 so, we viii sell at ST. Also, very superior
Imperial, of superior delicacy at only 81. Try
them For seleby HULST g. KING.
Orx
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TMPORTANT TO THE LADIES'

II WPUTtTANI To THE LAD1EG-M.
l. dame HARRIS begs to announce to the ladiss
of Richmond and vicinity, that she has lust arrived
from Paris with splendid stock of the finest pa.
risian Lace Goods and Embroideries, MantiIas
&c. which she win sell of at the lowest prices tbai
such goods ever were offered.
Madame r. having other business to engage her
she respectfully solicts the ladies to call on nor
soon, and pledges herself to sell without reserve
50 Main street, End door from
NH 5-6t* White 4, Pace,
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sTATHAM,S LOTTERY OFFICE,
WALL STREET, UNDER CITY HOTEL,
(Chalk's old stand1

Drawn Nos. Patspsco, 81, March 3:
SO AZ II 90 IL 10 SO "a 10 50 AZ % -.
For This Day.-Md. Consolidated, 0-Cspi'
tails: sl7,7l6, $500, 25o0 10 Of 1000 70 numbers,
l6drawn Tickets SIS.
ALSO, Small Fry Tickets s2 so.
NH w Fl. STATHAm.
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GOLD MINE ON PEARL STREET.
IIICE1l nREIGE

GOLD NINE ON Pearl. STREET.
LUCK'S OFFICE.
implements Furnished at the Nine
Splendid scheme for To.Day.-Conso-
idated ottery of Maryland--Captals; slI,1lD,
$500, $500, &c. rs numbers, Is drawn. 1tcses
only IS.
Small Fry. at So So for to-day.
Drawn Nos of Susquehanna, 10:
76 % 70 "A So I rs % "a 90 IS ~.
Whole 10 80 70. prize of $3.50 cold and paid oy
Gentlemen are requested to walk down end ex-
anime the Vein.
NH 5 LUCh.
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10Y TO THE WORLD.-Just received a
) fresh supply Of Water from the celebrated
Rcckbridge {Va) Alum Springs.
Barrels, nine dollars; half barrels five dolnra;
bottles per dozen, three dollars by the gallon, 6fy
cents. JOHN ii. SEAYRES,
Columbian Hotel, sole Agent for the Z. s
NH S--1W
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ID ROO Ms.-In store and shall be receiving "
- ists arrivals. large stock Of Corn Brooms '''
sale in ioss ~ suit purchasers By
mis- n. NJ. ZIMMERMAN,
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DOLLARD'S NERVE AND BONE LIN.
l. IMENT-A certain cure for Neuralgia, Rheu-
matism, Affections of the Spine Paralysis, or loss
of power, paines, weakness in the back or limbs,
Sprains, Bruises, Cramp, Numbness, Chilblains,
Sore Throat, &c, &c. A supply just received and
for sale by PURCELL, LADD s. co.
NH
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QASkETS.--A large assogrmeut OF CLONES.
u work, travelling, tuinslcr, kcf, snack and eng"
Baskets, for sale by
mh II. M. ZIMMERMAN.
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sTRATTON,s OFFICE.

Drawn Nos of Kentucky. No 81. March ;
80 2 3 SO 8 S % % 40 25 q 80 s.
Halt Nos 81, prize of $3.50, cold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Kentucky, Extra, No. IS, March q;
SO Al - 81 7 "a y as s 10.
For T0.Dny.-kentucky, No 53.-Cspitai;
$4,000 Tickets IS mh5
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LAMBERr'S OFFICE,
Hath Street, under Exchange Hotcs'

Drawn Nos Kentucky, Class, ST. March y;
9 80 . So 8 IS % 40 % u 80 O..
To.Day.-rhe Kentucky State Lottery, Csass
No So Capitals: SEQ o0o, 5 OF 6c0a. l7fs: III d
1000. &c. IS numbers, IL drawn. Tickets %
NH s
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DRESTON & MERRICK's YEAST

DKESTON & MEKKICK,S 7 4 IT
POWDERS, Kitchens Prepared Cocoa, Es-
sence of Coffee, Camphine Wcks of all kinds,
English Mustard, Bakers Btters, Farrels Arabian
Imminent, fancy Perfuned Soaps, just received, BY
h. J. PICOT,
NH Corner opposite the OLD Market.
BRITANNIA AND GAS FLUID
- Lamps, an assortment just to hand and for sale
low, by E. ]. PICOT,
NH 4 Druggist.
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EXPRESS LINE.
STEAMSHIP R0ANflRC

EXPRESS LINE.
STEAMSHIP ROANOKE.
FL The Roanoke will be ,,.a.
~ usual to receive freieb, IN yos as
4e2{14 DAY, the 9Th inst, for New VT
and will continue to receive mn ~ ~
O'Clock. p on Tuesday, 9th inst She win ~. ~
at P. ~, the same afternoon.
This is the only regular weekly line be.a,so.
Richmond and New York. 'ea
NH 5-2t LUDLAM e. WATSON
r OST, ON yesterday. between Broad ard ~
Ii streets, NEGOTIABLE NOTE for $500 dasaa
oath February, 1852, executed by w. H. Mart;o ~
Richard d. Mitchell, and endorsed BY j. M Tanio.
All persons are hereby notified rot to receiva =.
trade for said note. The finder win confer . a. y.
by leaving the same at this office. NH 50,
NOTICE.-EEW BOOKS -Maresret g.,
In or Can because Ought by Cousin Ka,e '"'
A Journal kept during Summer Tour r., H..
Children of a Village School ~
New French Manual and Travellers Companion,
BY Surenne.
The Use OF Sunshine by SIN.
Hand Book of the English Language by Latham
EElements of Agriculture for the use Of prinns-v
and secondary Schools, by L. Bentz, of France, AT
NH D A. MORRIS'S.
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Hsoucur BAcx.-The Trunk, advertised inthe
Dspasch, this week, Is lost after having bstn kfp
in dursnce for Ave days was returned % its owner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-05

- DUNLOP, MONCUBE &c co.
~ ask the attention Of dealers to their auc
ton sale of Sugar and 1lasses, comm ncing at
10t O'Clock THIS MORNING, at Rockets. SAFE
without regard TO weather. NH
g. To the Citizens Of Richmond
80 and Transient fisit0rs.-lf you wish
TO have your hair cut ard dressed in the most lash
ionable and tasteful style, and your whiskers
changed to beautiful black or brown color, please
call at HOBSON'S Shaving, Hair-Dressiny and
Shampooning Saloon, in the American Hotel BASE
ment.
N. Bile can fur nish you with hot, cold or
shower bath any hour at 25 cents, or I'VE tickets
for 81. mn =
- HAYES X. SUTTON, NOTARY
81 PUBLIC Particular attention paid to
writing DEEDS and other legal instruments, and
COLLECTING CLAIMS of all kinds. Office in
the Law Building, Richmond, Va.
will pay the market price for Bounty Land
Warrants. Ie u
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Assembly

AIsssr April 10, 1867
FINAL ADJOURNMENT.
The House copcurrpd in the Sonates amendment to
the adjournment resolution.
sErrci r~pisvs
Tho Senate revolution for the appointment of Com
missioner for tho Seneca Indians was taken up.
Tho question taken on the resolution, and the
was loot--Eycs 10 noes rs.
Bill.
The iIouse went into committee Of the whole on tho
Mr. Cuuure moved copy OF the Colonial History bo
voted to the members
Mr. yAy sAsTvoonD to strike out $500 each fer
clers Of the Senate and inert 81 $50 for the four
hr NtN ss.TyooRp said that the statutes provided that
the Clerk of the Asemby shall receive 81 800 of
when ne shall pay his deputies The supply bill gave
him this or SIS day and the four clerks $500 eac
with $500 for extra enGrossing He moved amend by
substituting SO 400 for all or over SO per dsv for each
Mr. LlsE moved % reduce the extra compensation to
the Sergeant arms and aes tant from $50 TO $50
Canicd.
Janitor and Doorkecpors
Mr.. UiTrIELp moved $40 extra for Postmastcr-I.ost
Mr.. CIanK moved further extra allowance to Mr.
chamberlain one OF the doorkeepcrs for his extra faith
fuEUs.-Canod
Mr. JonSsoS moved $40 farther extra for Postmaster
Carried
Various other minor items were amended
The item Of s2Ooo for the Balston law school being
under consideration,
MIR LAKE moved 81 COO each for Rochester University
ard Grace College
Mr. BFAplE, moved $1,000 for McGrawville (colored)
College.
MI LaEa withdrew his amendment, and moved to
strike out the appropriation Of $1,000 for the Bsston
Mr. COPELAND moved an amendment. as follows
Rochester University, $4,000 Genesce College $1,000;
madon University 5000; Geneva College, 81 900; Al
fany Univtry. sitC0 St Johns College So coo; IIa-
milton College u ocoi University Of New York 81 900.
Lot
The motion TO strike cut the 81 600 for the Law School
carried
Mr. MosroE moved to inert item for the first
Regiment u New York voun Gers In the Mexican war,
$40 GO for deficiency Of last year Lost
Mr.. USLrRwoop moved To insort NJ foows:--Trsvelng
cxpcDsts of each of the Canal Comm sscners for 1862
$500; end $500 each for 1851 to cover deficiencies
Carried.
The committee and reported progress. Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Tho Nowc, In Committee Of the Whole, resumed the
com liberation of
rII.
Mr. Morrcs moved tor $4,000 FOR the Now FORK vo-
Isais.s., Lv.l,
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Tng NcnAsUA RouTE TO rHg Pacwrc-IscREAsrD
TRAVELLING FseiLrrIys fon CALnoRS,a,-wc loarn that
yanderbits line via Nicaragua Is to b. increased By
tho addition, the acihc side, Of tho steamers s. s.
Lewis and poxscr the way and tho Brother JON
sthan to sail on the LIT prox having been thorough
y oyshaucd and rc6tted under the immediate supervi-
s,n Of Gem Vanderbilt, TO whom she has boon sold,
making sx first class steamers between San Francisco
and an Juan del Sur The Commodore has aso new
stteners the stocks, similar tn the Northern Light.
her first voysge TO san Juan dc Nicaragua Il
which nssily ready to launch these with the three
ecmposirg the line this side will give weekly trips to
San frsncsco over the Nicaragua Transit route. The
fscilitics ere now increased by the addition " two
light draft boaa capable Of carrying 20 to 3Oo pss-
sengers ,ach making eight boats which this conpang
have running upon the river and lake. Arrangme ena
also ia progress for the c-ablshnent ot . sssni-
monthly line over this route, bstwscu New Orleans sa1
branrkCe.
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From tho south.

HENRY CLAY AND KOSSuTH-FROM MExICO-MOR8
SUITS AGAINST MRS. GAINES, ETC.
BAIrrMoRE, April IL, 1867
time yet The Bee Of Friday last publishes the following
Letter from Henry Clay
81 have distinctly understood what NJ. Kossutfa
said Of me at Louisville certainly had given him
for offence The interview between him and cannot
tia one it attended by three members Of Congro
and the Attorney Of the United States for this Distro
and would have been by others but feeble
health. What said in the interview with Kossuth
vnrfousy and sometimes contradict0rly represented In
the newspapers Under these circumstances Mr. Ewing
OF the members in attendance preparedn satemcnt
which has been published and ths substnual accuracy
of which has been verified by another attending member
Over my sentime nts anu language thought had
entire control just General Cass thought proper
state to tho Senate Of the United States what he had said
to kossuh ut their rst interview Dir Ewing in his
statement treated NJ Kossuh with perfect rcspcct and
sod nothing to compromise him in tho rlghtcet degree
Such my dear sir, the origin, and such tho
tivcs, Of the publication alluded oI am with great
spect your obcdient friend and servant H. CLAY"
Tampico dates to the Goth nlt had been received at
New Orleans.
The commander Of the steamer Estado lie Mexico had
st Avalos. new commander had been equally
Ccssfu
Cnnales after defeatpg Caravainl returned 10 Msta-
amidst great rejoicing.
Tho New Orleans Picoie states that a auit has been
brought by Bishop krnrick heir TO Mira Campbell and
the heirs OF tho late Caroline Clark property
recently claimed by Mrs Gaines.
secret circular has been received here from soms
New York wings having for its object tho throwing
beard Of both Fillmore and Scott
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The Great Coal Monopoly.


The Cumberland Coal and Iron Company recently
chartered by tho Legislature Of Maryland has to-day
effected large reduction the transportation Of their
Goals. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company have
reduced the charge for transporting from Cumberland tn
Tie wharyes in Baltimore to dollar and seventy five
per ton This reduction il is believed nsres tho do
livery coal aoat at prices which will command almost
unlimited market similar reduction the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal from Cumberland to Alexandria, will N
follow which together with the enormous cash
working capital OF the company which exceeds one million
dolars) will coDstute the Cumberland Coal and Iron
Company. rival that may be approhendcd by the man,
moth anthracite companies Of New York and Pennsyva-
mia The G. G. l. Co have contracted to give regular
employment to hundred Of the baltimore aud
Ohio Rarosd Company day and lines Of canal bargcs
being established which will convey coal through
the Chcapcake and Delaware canal from Baltimore to
Philadelphia for 20 TO 20 cents per ton and through
the Delaware and sritan Canal to New York for from
III TO 81 25 por ton.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

The committee. on motion Of Mr. Uuar,mrr rose AMI
reported the bill to the Iouse
Mr., MoSsoE renewed his motion for $Is 900 fur Shs
New York Volunteers. Carried by ayes 60 nays 10
The report OF the committee then agreed to- ara
the hill read third time, and passed BY ayes IL
nays II.
REDUCTION
Mr. HURLDUT reported complete the bill to reduce ts
half mill tax Passed IL reduces the tax to quArtsr
mill.
recess was then taken till half past scvon.
EVENING SESSION.
In relation TO the City Judge and Police Justices in the
city of New York.
TO amend tho charter Of Columbia College.
In relation to the Carter property held by John L.
Pnyn.
Was called up, debated and defeated.
MIR. UNDnRwooD moved the appointment Of . Select
Committee on the Militia bills Adjourned
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Pennaylynnin l{anka.

EIILS PASSED BY THE LEGISLATUKK.
HARpisnUnG April IL, 1859.
The House Of Representatives. this afternoon passed
the following bank bills which had previously gono
thror gh the Senate For the of the Bank Of
Faston to charter the Commercial Bank Of Pttsburg,
and the Anthracite Bank Of Tamaqua; to change tho
Of tho Deposit Bank at Carlisle to the Farmers and
Mechanics Bank, and make II q bank of issue to
charter tho Farmers and Mechanics Bank Of Lchigh
Erie City Bank: Mendylc Bank Farmers and Nechan-
Fpnk. Phonixvic. Tho bills to charter tho Bank
Cf Newcastle Lawrence county and the Bank Of Potts
rejected Rumor says that the Governor will
he Nhon batch. except the Easton Rank
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Virginia Whig State Convention.


RIcrMoSD. Va. April Is, 1859
The Virginia Whig State Convention reasscmbled as
II O'Clock this morning. the Hon. j. Strother Prssi-
dent, In the chair.
The committee appointed to prepare business for ths
convention having reported in favor Of giving the oc-
tion Of delegates to tho National Convention to the people
Of the several districts debate ensued and the
convention finally by vote Of SO to 90 reversed the
port Of the committee and decided in favor Of the
venion appointing the delegates This deemed test
vote the majority being Fillmore men, and the minority
Scott men.
The convention adjourned TO o'clock to night, whea
the committee will report resolutions expressive of The
instructed TO be explicit tho compromise Queston
Tine procccd dngs thus far have been very harmonious
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MORNING EDTTIoN--FRIDAY, APRIL 49, 1852

same paper on Tuegday last an article headed The
Crss u the Whig Party" we'll written and containing
many l truths The ausion to him in that article
waS aiso founded upon mistake. lie had not
thing connected with it, His preference well
was well known, and in tho next election he will he
FOUND supporting that who will bo for maintain
ing 'he compromise. whether he be the nominee Of
whg convention not and he would be found acting
WIN mat party. whether whg or democratic. cons-
uohni Union party who will sustain and support the
Mr.. Gw,s (dcm) Of Cal said that as the Senator
from North Carolina says General Scott produce
clean bill Of fare" (lauahter)of health tho pre-
ry that General Scott is in favor Of the Fugitive Slave
law and will execute 1t as President Fillmore has done
wiz ne preserve 1t as passed without modification
repeal
Mr.. MaNcuM sad that he had had conversation
with General Scott since the time when the omnibus
pending. General Scott then supported the com
promise He would not go about to ask letter from
the gentleman The experience the Kane letter should
satisfy the whg party that no such means should be
Mr. GwiN sad that the onswe7 was expected; Che
honorable Senator had authority from General Scott
to tay ho would tho Fugitive Slave law in tho
same manner that President Fillmore had DONE nor
that he would oppose it's repeal or modification.
Mr. mAsorM said that no President could be elected
unless pcTjured wretch who would not support all
the laws Of tho United States. If he to obtain
such pledge fom General Scott thegcntlcman requr-
ed would The honorable Senator vote for him, lie knew
that tha Senator would not would any that party;
and they ought not to concern Themselves much in
matters which did not concern them
Mr. GwIN said that If the nemince Of the democratic
convention should refuse to pledge himself in writing to
execute the Fugitive Slave law he would yote for
him. The subject then dropped.
liIn LABoRERs
Mr. HALr. Irce sciD of N. IL, moved to taks up the
resort on for the relief Of aborcrs the Capitol Lost
by ayes IA nays %.
THE FRENCH sPoLIaToN
Was next taken up and Mr. bradbury. (deHa.) OF Me-,
advocated the passage of the hill.
MIR. korand's amcndmev4 striking out the limitation
of tho appropriation to five millions considered and
negativcd.
Mr. DopcE, (dcm) Of Iowa, then moved amendment,
providing that those claims should be paid ont of such
surPlas as shall annually remain in tho Treasury after
paying the current appropriations private clams and
appropriations for the Improvement othe Western waters
Lost by yeas s. nays %
After somewhat leng by debate, the bill ordered
to be engrossed by yeas, 26 nays, 10.
frAschessrs Badger. Dayard, Borlapd. Bradbury
namlin James Mallory MaDgum Miller. Norton, Seward,
Shields, Smith, Spruanee, Sumner Underwood, Upham,
Wade.
NAYs7Mesrs Adams Atshison. Brodhs,a. Chase, Dodge
The Senate then adjourned
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Mr. PnEEsAr expressed the opinion that the number Of
patrons Of that paper in Mississippi exceedingly small
Mr. STANTON then stated the reasons why the Printing
Committee had made arrangements with the Um'on and
the Re1ubiic
Mr. PARxrR. (whig) of In, examined the law governing
the printing-insietng that the House had involved
th.mfelves in needless dic utic. the sstutc placed
the matter rcmedyrg delay and neglect the part Of
the or in Che hands Of the Printing Committee
who have performed their duty He moved 10 lay tho
whole subject on the tableponding which, the House
od
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From plttsburC.
Mt POISONING CAsE-CATuAgINE HAYHS

THE RECENT POISONING CAsE-CATnARINE HAYRs,
ETC, ErC
PIrrsuure. April II, 1852.
The recent poisoning continues excite much at
tenon in this city At the instnnce Of the Mayor tho
bodies q three Of the Juthber children been exhu
med ard coroner jury have again investigated the sad
The appearance Of the bodies indicate
mic and develop, monts recently mado attach suspicion 10
Cauy The jury have adjourned until the contents u
the stomach can bc analized
public meeting is to DO holden here this afternoon.
fi the relief a the sufferers Of the late Gre nj Chcohe,
Ohio
Catherine Taycs's hrst concert is advertised to take
place here Saturday next.
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From Washington city.

KOasUTHS M0YEMEETs--MR. NAEGUM5 = SPRECH.
WARRINGTON. April Is, 1869.
KoSsuh remained at the National Hotel all day ~
ceivng calls SC. He visits Mount Vernon to morrow.
Judge Mangum's speech in favor Of Scott produces
great sensation among politicians Scott's nominAtioa
Is considered certain.
The libel suit, Weightman against Barnet, has been
post poned till Monday.
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-.
The weather here for days past has been exceed
irgIy unp,s, ant. on Tucfday night snow fell to the
a. rth of n foot.
iLe America OF the harbor Wednesday morn
ing at six o'clock. but could not get iu owing to the
thick and clustering weather She sailed for Boston at
"a O'Clock this morning and the weather Ia favorable for
nverspe paseege to Doston where shc will be due at
three O'Clock Friday afternoon.
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District Conventions In Ohio.

UINcINNATI, April II, IB5Z.
District conventions to nominate delegates TO the Nc
tional Convention held to-day throughout Ohio.
In this district strong Scott resolutions adopted ~
so yeas u nays Scott delegates nominated.