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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-31

AniPTONs FE u ETA BIZ T. TING.
- IURE-3 gross just received. The demand
tor this wonderful medicine for the cure of Dys-
pepsia, rheumatism, Scroiula, &c, is constantly
increasing and the supply is scarcely sufficient Tor
the wants OF the consumers Call and ge,a p4mph-
let. For sale by
NH 81 O. A STRFCKER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-31

t FOR SALE, FREIG HIT OR
SYSTEMATICALLY fine fast sailing baroue
MIDAS. in good order for any voyage, a foreign
freight preferred. For particulars apply to
ROBT RANKIN
NH 81 Corner 22nd and Water streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-31

400 PAIR MORE o. LADIES, GAL.
tOO TER BOOTS.-The subscriber has lust
received another supply of those very cheap Cater
Boots, at the low price OF ST. so per pair Tor sale
by Alex. HILL.
NH 81 No 1877 Main ST Richmond ".
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-31

CPRING GOODS.-Just opened large and
y fashionable assortment of Spring ClothiDgs
Also a large assortment Of new style Cloths, Cas-
simeres, vestings, &c., something really new
and rich. Gail and examine, at No i20
NH % Z. B. SPENCE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-31
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By JAMES m. TAYLOK.

H erN n 49, VA7S SAL OE IPEK.
T1rrsnaNvAL PROPERTY win be sold on
at n o,cIa.L st the 9th day Of april, commencing
a o, o. Z. e. Harrison, deed, one mile below the
say Several hundred thousand weight Of Hay Eod
i.raa os.s ana straw about 400 barrels Of Corn.
Horses ons OF shucks, several fine Mules and
OF wen broke Carriage Horses, and sevar., Ps ns
WHICH oo~s, &c Terms cash, for sums of $50 and
under, over that amount four months crad, ~ anu
proved negotiable paper, with interest dded. r
WM- M. HARRISON, adm of
E G Harrison, decd.
JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
NH 3I-dtds
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Photographed for tho Lynohburg virg'nian.
NEW ORLEANs. Dc. 10.

Private letters from Havana, by the Chtro.
kee, announce The release Of tho Captain and
crew of the Lady Suffolk, arrested al the IN
stance of the British Consul, on suspicion that
the vessel was designed for the slave trade
The British residents Of Havana were greatly
.cxcteJ Seven or eight slavers were known
Ito be off the coast Of Cuba. All the war yes
sells about Havana had set ont cruising for
them
Mexican dates to the goth ut, state that the
Congressional committee 10 whom had been
efdlred the question of the Tehuantepcc
rigit Of way, had reported bill granting the
contract to Senior Belnnge.
The revolution was making headway.-
Uraga had been enthusiastically received at
Guadalajara. The leader Of the National
troops. having taken shelterin fortified camps,
had been surrounded by Uraga's forces, ieav-
me him little hope of aid frow the Capital
The loss by the late fire at Sacramento IS
estimated at ten millions OF dollars. Nine
te0hs of the Inhabitants were rendered house
less
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Thona. r. Friead in his own right and admr Of
John L. Cabel decI Richmd X. Craiiefad Sanoe! IL
Early and Henry Ann his wife. Paulina y rehd ram
els G Friend Marfa Josephine Friend, MuryC CraIie
John c. Ward Rchurd g. Ward aud Sally II. Ward.
infants under the &c of twenty one-years by Rodes
guardian ad Item. DeltS
Nathaniel Il Campbell having intermamed with the
defendant Mary c. Crae he hereafter to be treated
as defendant in this and the plaintiffs John hlc
ardson, r ichard s. Ellis. VIM White, executor OF
Jacob White decd William Cook, David Ogesby.John
Victor partner Of Wilinms & Victor, and John w.
Bagvsll, partner of Smith, Regwel& CO., having de-
parted this life their deaths are hereby, suggested OF re-
cord and thereupon ON the motion of Samuel Garland
admir- Of ohm Richardson deed JOHN D. Davis, Shenh
Of Amherst county, and in that character admr OF hlc
ard s. Ellis deco Henry NJ. White admr with the VIII
annex ed OF Jacob W bite decd, Gustavus A. lghed
and Edwin K. Cook, admrs with the viii annexed Oh
William c oak decd, and William NJ. CabeH admr OF
David Ogesby decd by counseltheyare scveaIy sub,
stitutcd plaintiffs u this cause in the place and stead
ofho docet sed persons Goresud hose estatethcy rep
present specivey and this is ordered 10 stand
revived aud to be proceeded in in future in their MINES
accordnglv And herfup0n this cause came on tins day
agan heard upon the papers formerly rcad and tie
decree Of the supreme Court d Ape s. entered IN va
cation, On consideration VI ereof, and IN pursuance Oh
said decree, this doth order that the report OF
Special Commi Ssioner Davis with the exceptions thereto
be recommifted to the snme specnl commissioner Rob
er j. Davis with direction take account whether
the sale ofthe kanawha Lends by Richard y. Cla!le
commissioner in the proceedings mentioned, was lhen
aaa j. now beneficial tohe infant defendants. and helrs
Fat i, Of John J. Ca6p deed and the extent OF ab
ty which fell upon putney uudrrand by virtue o the m
tud covenant Of indemnify between Putney ana ChbGi
and to conform his report If need be accordingly, II ,
VIII also consiIer the exceptions pre- and con- the add
ttional claims and proosnnhing such changes Is az
iustifed-an make report he Court with any 1are
fspccaly stated deemed pertineu. By Lmselfa ~ er
/ cl by the parties to be 50 suited. ..l,.,,, 80.
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E'ayPate LANDS.

lave also lof sub, very desirable aact Of Land y
the county Of Fayctte both sides Of the Charles
: ton layctte aud Raleigh Turnpike road known the
Hill II Harvey Tract containing about 200 Acres well
improved with good Dwelling Barn, Stables. aud
pther OntI louscs,-a fine Apple aud Peach Orchard,
md dmtably situated for "a Store o. Iaerrn stand
Also one ofhcr tract. al dining tie faae enntuin-
ing between 300 and 300 ACBES. Aud one otheI
racf known the Bragg Tract, all Of which lies tn
in f>Q miles Of the late surveys TO- the koiroad 10 the
Ohio River, and IS OF choice qmiity.
oct lj-d4cts Il. j. BlRION
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EyTEfsPlgIsE

~ evidence can be adIured If the ia'riasi sa,ue
ioris led usefulness Of AYERs GuEEnA rtcroRALt
IN 1ls f,ct TINT ia ufderto supply ihe Al u.i'', uic
III .tsr llas been compelled to bHd i'm lsn'a
LEX. occupying large pari al lHIa al one ~ o'
iraI tlnroughires five stories all which - b.
ID g his Laboratory lorthc preparation ct the Cher
- pectaal aiauc. A this ariiel- has now its way
IN. rbiia favor sptly by ts in curing disease,
,t f,rt J.. sumo comment it, yirtue.-i0WH 16rr.
dee LIN
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HALIFAX, Dec. 10.

The Nmgaro, from Liverpool, with dates to
the 9th Noyember has arrived
Cotton has declined quarter.
Breadstufs firm with an upward tendency.
In consequence Of the weather. quotations
cannot be distinctly received
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
,r0TlCE TO ToYACCoNlsTs.-u

. - - = 20 ~ - >. = -,
I be sa.d public auction, Monday, Tie 20t ct
eremher. the Ftcjafy House. formerly occupied by
q Williams entire OF good fNtures. consisting
Of Pound Mills in good order and neai new ssand SIS
Mills good and desirable: - nree aud small pesse in
good order Iron fnisbcr, Bands, Lcaver Bars and,
in fact every Thing that belongs 10 the manufacturing
department. Those engaging in the business. will d.
well to attend. Terms liberal. oni made known on
tul uf sale
FOR RENT-The Fnctaly llouseis farrcnt the 10.
rality of which is dcsirohe and 1he House we'll ndap
ted the business of manufacturing tobacco, besides
other advantages CAL and examiee.
S S PRESTON. surviving partner
noY I5-d cetds of Williams Y Preston.
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YER's onExRY PEcToRAL foH

Z TIE RAPID CURE OF COUGHS, COLDS.
JIg4rs,ssss bronchitis, IAooPiag- CoHgh CfonI dsth
ana aVt Gonsg0iktoH
confidence in Ills medicine has won for itan apPfecia-
,n and IA toliety by liar cecdBg the most sanguine
expectations oi il friends. Nah.ag but ITS Intrinsic
,rnies aui tue bench. copierre5 on thou
sands OF sufferers could uigiuate aud maintain the re-
,,ffiui enjoys v ME -. many inferior remedies
thrust upon lie community hte taied aud been dis-
,rded this has sanea friend, y every tt,a conferred
,4e65 the iicted they rnn never forget, aud pro
usad !o~ sal 40 rema kable 10 be l"i-
WhiIe i, e., .raud on IA public pretend that any
oaem niHe VII a!llb!y clre-tlIl there is abundant
,4,.1 i.a H. Cherry Pectoral docs hot only rs Gene.
ra flins, hp almost insaraby cure the maladies Tor
which il i omi,Nrd
A. tiae n1l,r~ ihcac facts ~ ,c. and better known,
,'#p aeins has galaay become tha best reliance OF
,oe all tied l.,n oe log cabin al tie Amcliean feas-
rui - Tire palac,.S OF European Kings. throughout
A,eutite country, in evcl State city, ard indeed al
most every fnt II contains, cherry Ptcto"L IS kho" n
ms the bet rracg for discusses Of the Throat
mud Lungs AL IN many foreign countries II - coming to
extensively usel by cir INTEL gent physicians
In Great Britain France and Germany, where the mrd
cul sciences bnre reached their highest perfection.
Cherry fertal5 IS ltradueel md III constant use ia
the Armies Hospitals, Aims nses. Public Institutions
and in domestic practice, the remedy then at
t'adi3g physicians employ Er lie moro dangerous
affections of the lungs Also N miidrr cases. and Tor
ouHlrrn, il is sat pleasant and odaclua to cure In
fci, some Of the moot Gaorng Testimonials we receive
have been from parents who haze found it etlcaoo1s in
cases particularly Incidental 10 childhood
Tho Cherry Pcctoral is manufactured b n practical
chemist aud Every ounce OF ii nnd his own eye with
inyariablc Accuracy I'd It's sened and Proec-
Ted by law canntreita, consequently can DC fel'e
on rs genuine wjtaIt ldulte'Gtian.
We itye caleayorei here 10 furnish tn commGatty
wilha melisac Of such intrinsic superiority and woth
US should cousneui iJ.ef to th,ir conf IeHcea RENE
dy at once speed yau chccaal, which this la by count
it,. IN be md
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SOUTHERN FsNE ART, BY u. B.
- WEIGH, OF CHARLESTON ). C.-tfEO WASH
INGTON-U Unprecedented mheaAHais Of 1ael7c7n Fan
Agi.- tYelch's lfagniarsgW P0r1aH IF WASHING
TON-[2O by % inches Engraved on steel (by per
mission from Gilbert Stuart's only o39@tSat painting.
The celebrity of this great engraving has doubtless
become familiar "househdd words To the mind OF
every person in the u S. who read.
Every Artist Scholar, Statesman and Jurist, in oar
country and in Europe capable Of Judging, has pro
nounced WEIGHS WASHINGTON PERFECT trans
script of Stuarts wordenowned painting, andas such
THE ONLY CORRECTLY LNGRAYED PORTRAIT IN ExIs-
TENCE.
FIVE DOLLARS PER cory.
The only merit this Portrait Of Washington possesses
is that the Senate of the United Suites, and the most
celebrated Scholars Artists, Jurss and Statesmen oi
the United States pronounce it the ONLY CORRECT POr-
trait of Washington EVER engraved.
Pariieu ar attention is invited to the following letter
from the Hon Roger fancy, Chief Justice Of the L.
States:
BALTIMORE. June &C. 1852.
Dear Sir Accept my thanks for the Portrait of
Washington. a a work of art. its excellence and
beauty strike every who sees and it Is no
less happy in iJs likeness the Father OF his country
1t my good fortune have him in the days OF
my buyhoul, md his whole appearance is yet strongly
impressed my memory. The portrait you have is
sued appears to be exact likeness, representa- ne
perfectly the expression. well the form and feH-
lures Of his face. With great respect,
am yourt OBJ servant,
II. B. TANEY.
Geo W Chilli, Esq, Phiia.
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A 7 Circuit CoorJ u the corporation Of Lynchbnre.
n continued aud he at the Courthouse in said COZ
portion on Saturday II. e5th day of June So
John . Nleeln surel.iugpaytner o.. Mckee Meem.
John Richardson's Henry NJ. White, William Ridgeway,
Napoleon b Cohell. hlferd J.. billiard Richard = Ellis
WiInn \. Wilt. executor Of jacob W lite dec d, Al.
axander Irvine the President, directors and Company
ofthe Lynchburs and Blue Ridge Turnpike Company
Artn,tead Long and Es r. his wife e%erutor and "N'
ecutrix Of Jesse l.. PERI, dccd., Hill Shaw w Hmm
Cook Henry Evans, Thomas Irvine q Co David
Oglssby, Moses Penn, HARDWOOD NJ Penn, SPi@&s "
Wait. Frederck hihaof Luther Wait, Beniumn Sever
anee James a. Lewis ohm Mccoy il. John and Jamcs
Capeheart Thomas Smith, John CaPcheart SIIas nun.
ncl Jaco5 phillips Isaac Dahney, Robert Hamilton
and yer Bmges, surviving partners Of the lrm OF Ellis
Hamilton & Co, james Dream and John Iiach~eH,
Sterling Chaqer anderson osd WHITAKER. Andrew
Newhenn, Thomas n. Euhonk Dickinson Ann
strong & Co. lleuey Di4. Henry New, David hultn"r
Ezeh iel Day Lewis Ruff admr with the wiIanneAed
of John Deiord dec'd Thomas J. Gibson Hamilton and
Burgess James A. Mcrriwenther. Thomas Smith, John
Thurman. William & Victor, Franklin Reynolds
james Scott Dyer Burgess smith Bagwell 4 Co,
Mcfarland Wilson, William GiIiia,nWeleh Mctafhnd
& Co; John NJ. Watkins, W ilson < Brooks and Loao-
wick Moonnlu, creditors Of Jdm J. Gubell dec d.
Plaintiff.
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DEEDn4ONT WOgsIIS-A, EtLlsos ir Pro
prielor.
steam Saw and planiEag Mills,
Voor Saat. Eltud and Bor foefoJy
MN and Maritime Ipork.
Iron Turning ind FHttBg,

HIVfVGVIUNfNV y Vf' f0H1.
Those works having been fired up ggeat expense
with stcam power and large ynriey al machinery for
work ibg wood and IRON form ihc most comp estah-
s.h.nent Of tho Kind in too Southern Sntes sAl
execute better work md al ohoapeg ut.s, than BIO
eAs ia tbs ordinary mode.
Builders and those intending buiid, supplied with
Daors. Bn1s Window France aud Sash (primed an"
glazed ifrequircd) Mouldiugs, Flooring dressed and
f.ngue and grooycd ready for laying. dressed Ceiling
md Mountaineering fnlnga and variety CT other
mtic flnls required in building.
Contrac tors supplied with Dunpand 6lone Curs, Der
rrl Gearug, Whcelbauo"p, Picks aud Bars, and other
foo4 required upon Public Works
Constantly on hnnd ppd for sale, reasonable terms
al varieties Of tloorinP and other humber worked or
unworscd. Saving and Planning done 10 order Bills
Jan -iGa NETT EToN t--.'
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ARGE STOCK or NEW GOODS

II AT COST, FOR CASH ONLi.-Iiaving recent.
" engaged in another branch OF business, offer
Mir. stock of NEW GOODS at cost for cush. They
IRE offered the public cost in good fifth, We hive
determined quiz the business. 1t is seldom dosi
abb stock j. offered wethercfore respectfully as all
n want Of 9 ODDS to Gull and supply themselves.
dee 3-.d4ets COLlOUN 81 HOLT
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NGglCE.--ht Circuit Court Tor the Corporation
of Lynchburg, continued and held q tie CoIn House
thereof. on Friday, 9Th Nov, 1882.
In the uboyc cause the Court ordered tat ono OF the
Commissioners of the Court be substituted in room and
stead OF Il J Davis and after due publication, that he
execute the aboyc order. Therefore, the undersigned
will on Tuesday the 4h of January. 1853. at his OF
flee !. LvncLbrg proceed to execute the above order
at which time and place the parties above named out
standing creditors and persons Interested are required
10 attend With their papets and proofs
sriIOS ] kIRkPATktCA, Cnm'r.
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sTH0S J kIRKPATRfCH, Com'r.

NOTICE.-The pnrtics to the aoove mentioned
cs are hereby notified that deposltions be read on
thetral of Ills cause. aud to be used by Con'r Kirk
paticF, will he take tie Office Of said Commissioner
on the 18th, 9Th, = and 9Th Of january, 1888.
doc q.,1m MEEM ND OTlIERS, Fininl1s
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Jgvo pssys,CaANs ~ THHE AFFLIC-

4 TBU-pR. NIT, EgcrRoPAralsT respect.
fully Announces that he ia4 nude arrangements 10 monp
aeure in lynehbrJp, h.a celebrated Magnetic machine
for the aancui of dcuse inolI isyorety The power
ney and grgat convenience Of this machine, tendiy
recommends it over all Others. The success which
las attended UF. IT. snppcaton Of rhese machine, IN
the diaqnpsis and o. disease. IN Ftndelpt.a, pl
aware Maryland, Washington city, Georgiu Soah Cur
OHM mud hs own Snrr ireina furnishes array 81
evidence sufficient to satisfy tie uost serapuops hash
nuchine .arcompnacd with full directions for It's APP
picution in all eises. 70 Physicians, it should b" a
cond 90 cure the ccse Of ahcif patients Cnll and
examine al The Washington iiolo and judge for your.
.,lv,s nov 9.dfs
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NNEAP NEEOEs, EsATS, -
NICKlNsON COLLEGE.

HUTCHINSON COLLEGE-The Fall So
- sion Of this ancient and i,yoIie institution vii
commence Wednesday, the 18th of September
Punctuaiy inattendance feldircd alike by the later
est Of the students and of the College.
Board in good Gniies may be had at prices ranging
rom - TO 81 90 per week. (Students prlerring to
board themselves reduce This expense rs low G2
cents per weel.) The annual charges, including tut
ton board, and all rcideI Is for room-rent, washing,
fuel and lights, y between S1I5,g0 and $4,000.
Carlisle Sc, Sis G. COLLINS. President
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NEW ROO T.,
e SHOE. HAT AND car STORE, -
II l. aux SOU are,

rENlIE E undersigned havc iast opened splendid new
stock Of BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS
TRUNKS. GARRETT RAGS. &C.. &C. purchased this
fall in Boston, New York and Pldndclpha, from tie
best established houses in the nofthcru markets, by
one Of the firm To whchthey would call the attention
Of the Ladies and gentlonsl Of Lyhchbarg and the
trade generally. $500, -,
Thrv nave al4o purchased BE- HAT ESTABLISH
MENr Of Nj Jacob Rumbough, aud having in their
employ No, workmen they are prepared 10 manalac.
tur to order HATS e the latest style aud finest aanl-
hy.
Bang determined 10 sell for small profits we solicit q
caT nj our stare next door below Messrs hlosby and
Garlnd's Auction room, wAsrowc will bes
crliens To please. A. COCHRAN,
dec 4ta JNO. -. TAYLOR
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gTARRBS BLACK SMITHS Tuyers,
An indispensable article Tor all Back Smiths, fol
which m To saving of Coal aud heating Iron, please
rlire of Mr. Dabney of the Phoenix Foundry. Mr.J. H,
Bailey. Wheel-wrglt, and tic, Smith Shop of the
Piedmont Works-al Of which have them in use. For
.e by A. Neeton Agent for the patentee for Virginia,
Piedmont Works Lynchburg, June 81. t.
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BALTIMORE. Dec. 10.
Sales OF Flour at 50. Grain unchanged
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Ia WORCESTERSHIRE! &C &c. lSs

~ E3OOTS!SF1OES! HAYS! &c &C.
80 y L \ 3 y X Y 4eA
LAS received IL nrgc SUPPLY of BOOTS, SHOES,
IN HATS CAPS. TRUNKS, NALISES, CAR
PET. BAGS UMBRELLAS, and other goods usual in
we'll supplied oo Shoe and Hat Store, all Of which
are offered at fir prices am determined to transact
my business right straight along hut little caring how
others do theirs. It IS due my friends 10 express my
heartfelt thank, for their very beTei patronage. My
effort snll be 10 secure it continuance.
oct 9la Express copv I'M p .SEAiNA
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BY THE SAME ARTIST.
POzs'EssAsS OH JACK SON

Engraved (by rermissiop) from Thomns Suiiy ONLY
original painting. inthe possession of Francis Pres
ton Blair Esq,-(20 by 90 inchcs.l
PRICE FIVE DOLLARS PER cory.
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Geo W Chilli. Esq, Phil'a.
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and by Druggists and Dealers Medicines everywhere.
Dec ll--wls
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-05-11
MIR. clinaman,. Letter.

We make due apology TO our readers for
giving 50 much space this morning to the letter
Of Mr.. CLINGMAS. We owe the writer no
courtesy as gentleman, and no consideration
as WING and are amused at the serene
assurance with which he justifies demand
upon our columns 50 disproportionate to the
interest Of the subject, and the space occupied
by the paragraph to which his letter is a reply.
The circle to which Mr.. CLINoMAS's opinions
can be ofthe slightestimportance is very limited ;
and as TO his party affinities, he has been uni
versaly regarded for the last two or three years
as representing merely the eccentricities and
idiosyncracies Of a very whimsical politician.
We have seldom been more surprised than
when we learned that Mr. CLINGMAS had at
tended WING caucus, until his conduct made
the motive Of his attendance apparent. Mr..
CLINGMAs has long figured in the ranks Of Sc
cession and Dsunion; and we know not whe-
ther we have heard with greater scorn his bonn.
bastic fillbustering on the floor Of the House or
the excuse for it which he gives to his constit-
uenis, that il is all intended "to scare the Yam
KEGS"
The paragraph in the Louisville Journal
TO which Mr.. CLINeMAs takes exception is in
the following words:
zone of them 1.-THE seceders from the Wing eau.
cusl wac, and we believe continues to be, tho
roughly opposed 10 the Compromise; and yet he
was so shocked that the Wing caucus would not
adopt resolution opposed 10 has o,cn docfinss that
be Indignantly Withdrew himself lent he
model whig' oughtnt he 10 get himself store.
otypcd. that the country may have the benefit Of
several editions Of himself al a small cosG Should
he not be potrifcd and put In the museum OF the
Smithsonian Institution, TO convey TO posterity,
through all the generations that to come, the
port and look Of an immaculate Wing Of the
nineteenth century,"
Mr.. CLIroNAN very justly assumes that he
is the person aimed at in the foregoing passage.
One might well enough recognise the picture
without prompting. We agree with the Journal.
fany thing could have surpassed the abb
surdity Of Mr.. CLIseMAN's attending WHIs
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Congress.

In the Senate, yesterday, the Florida, At.
lantic, and Gulf Central Railroad, and the Mo
bile and Girard Railroad bills, were read the
third time and passed. bill granting land to
Florida and Alabama to aid in the construction
of railroad from Pensacola bay to Montgome-
ry, Alabam,, and for road from Pensacola To
Mobile bay, with branch to the Chattahoo-
chic and Flint rivers, in Georgia; and bill
granting land to Illinois and Indiana for rail
road from Louisville, KY, to St. Louis, Mo-,
were ordered to be engrossed. The debate on
the amendment--to the Deficiency bill-giv-
ing additional compensation 10 the COLLINS
line of steamers was further continued by Mr.
WADE in opposition. and Mr. BaYARD in sup
port OF il.
In the House Of Representatives the Home
stead bill was considered.