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New York Market.
New YoRK, April 20--P,

~ NEW YORK, April %u---f. M. s
Coilonis firm at an advance of 4c.
Sales of 900 bags Of Rio Coffee a, ll4c.
There were sales Of $3.50 bags at auc>
lion, a, l0allAc. The steamers news
had no effsc! on the Flour, and the mar
ket is fm at ST. 37as rs for Southern.
Wheat is dull, buyers demanding a re-
duclion. Corn is unchanged 10 every
respect. Pork is eusier, but moi quota
bly, lower, with sales of ], 300 bbls al
1914 SO. Beef is firm, with an upward
tendency Lard is lower; sales Of 200
bbls at l0c. Prison Whisky is quiet.--
Orleans Sugar is firm at 4Ac. Sales oi
400 bbls Orleans Molasses at 24a26c.
Ths Stock market is firm. Money il
unchanged. 8s
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ooNaREss1oNAI.
WAsHrNeroN, April Up

WARRINGTON, April W. M.
SENATE Numerous petitions agains
the Nebraska bill were presented. Mr.
Shields presented memorial from be-
levers in spiritual manifestations, asking
that lha, matter be investigated. Mr.
Shields made humorous speech on the
subject.
Mr. Butler presented a bill to enlarge
the Judicial system Of the United States;
made the order Of the day for the 2lst o
May.
The Senate went into executive ses.
sion. Mr.. Wallbridge asked, but did moi
obtain leave TO submit resolutions declar'
atory Of our maraiime rights against Eu
ropean influence on This continent.
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Eight Anh. Pope Catholics Imprisoned
ne Great Excitement.

d 3s .@ PHILADELPHIA, April IL.
The German Catholics Of this city held
a large meeting at the Museum last night
10 express their Indignation at The course
81 Judge Woodward, Of the Supreme
Court, in committing eight trustees Of
Trinity Church TO prison, because they
refused to give up the church 10 New
mans party, in obedience toihe decision
OF the coun. They call tho Bishop a
Jesuit. and protest against the attempt 10
get The church property into the hands
Of the bishops, and call upon American
Catholics, and all Others opposed TO the
iron rule Of Jesui,ism, TO sustain them.
Tho eigh. trustees are still in prison.
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2P,LaNDA--ANIel,er from Kaisch of the
l3h uli., in the Post Ampt Gazette, OF
Frankfort, says:
Z Applet for rising has just been discov-
cred here, which might have been most
dangerous, as il issaid that it confirms
national and communist elemenis.ia II is
true that great mystery. still hangs over
the affair." but tits certain Thai, lhanksto
the vigilance Of the two neighboring Coy
erHmen,s, the threads Of the conspiracy
nave been discovered, and every meas
ure taken 10 defeat it. Ii il said that d
commission will Immediately arrive here,
10 commence proceedings agains, the
persons compromised. For several days
past, couriers have been. starting for Po.
sen and Breslaw. On the 10Th inst,
Prince Gelalzin, after passing two days
at Oslrowo, suddenly left for Warsaw
An individual arrested at KaliscE, and
who was found with arms on him, was
taken under escort to Warsaw.
The Zeit, of Berlin contains letter
from Kalisch or the 18Th, which says.
The military activity displayed in Pos
land BY Russia, goes on increasing
Two Lieulenan, Colonels have arrived al
Warsaw, TO direct the transpor, of troops
to The army Of ,he Caucasus and TO Asia
All the coasts of the Black Sea are pla>
ced in state of defense. Russia is ma
king preparations for defense everywhere
and in Bessarabia part Of the 9Th corps
de drmee is employed.
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WASHINGTON, April 10.

SENATE. - After the transaction Of
some unmporiant business, the Senate
took up the Homestead Bill. Mr.Thonlp>
son, Of Kentucky, made a strong speech
against The bill, characterizing il as pre-
MUM TO foreign paupers and TO those TOO
lazy to work.
HtusE,-S Senate bill for the benefit Of
the INDECENT insane in the several States
was taken up,and after long debate was
passed-yeas 81 mays 53. The bill grants
ten millions Of acres, to be appropriated
according to geographical and represen-
ialive ratio. tar
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TIE ASIA.

Nrv York, april COP. M.
The steamship Asiiu, from Liyerpool,
arrived here al noon, bringing dates 10
The 9liI insI.
CoMMERcIAL TNrELLIcENoE.- Richard.
son g. Brothers state that The excitement
10 Breadsiuffs had subsidized, and Wheat
Ind declined 2s3d, and Flour lSd n2s.--
Corn hsd also declined. They quote
Baliimore and Philadelphia Flour. AT 36s
Cd s37s, and Ohio, 37a3Ss; Coru Ais,
New Beef is quoted al zoos. Pork ia
unstable. Bacon is lower; fair qualities
sell al 42a43s. Lard is nominally 54s,
and tending downward. Tallow is low-
er. Z ~ - N #
GENERAL lNTKLIIsENCE.- The Arabia
arrived at Liverpool on the moIning Of
the 9Th, and the Washington at South
ampion on the same day.
There had been no battle in the Bal.
Tic. 7''F's T Y
The Turks have gained victory in
Bessarabia. d Is. etaa 5ge
Austria is still undecided in her ac-
tion..
The Russisns are dismsntling tbeiI
foriresses on the island Of Aland. Ma
piers feet was a, Kioze bay. Nayiga.
lion was opened 10 ST. Peiersburgh. -
The allied fleets had entered the Black
Ser, aud 10 effect movement in con.
junction with Omar. Pacha, have steefed
for Vasna. a'iiea t
As soon az hostili,ies commence in the
Ballic,the Empress and the Russian court
will remove to Moscow.
The Russians were razing all the for.
I esses in the Dobindscha. Their posi-
iions are considered critical, and rein-
forcemenls have been called Cor. The
Turks were falling back in good ordel
on Prsianswall. The Turks have beaten
General Uschahoff in Bessarabia, and for
ced linn back. The Turks have also
crossed ,he Danube between Nicopclis'
and Ruishach. .as'p qa B5s
II is now reported tina, Austria viii
make the Russian passage Of the Balkin
cause Of war.
| The English and French Government
4 entirely reject the proposals Of the Cza
\ founded on his letter to the King Of PruS
sia. Is a6aa 4 da4s Bt,sa.
4 A dispatch from Berlin Gays that ih
negotiations between Austria and Prus
sia were moi closed: but Prussia had joir
ed in the protocol signed in Vienna o
the Sd Of April, between Great Britain
/ France, and Austria. .la54a
! In the House Of Commons, on Friday
Lord John Russell confirmed the stale
ment that Austria was concentra,in
troops on the frontier OF Servia, but a
negotiations were still in progress, h
could not slate what coulse Austria wo'
j pursue.
! The 2eh of April has been appointed
as national fast day throughout Grea
Britain.
| A riot occurred at Barcelona on lh
18th. The military were called out an,
several citizens killed. 5
A man named Bocbi has been arrest
ed as the assassin Of the Duke Of Parma
The Asia passed on the afternoon c
the 18th the steamer Canada, and sigma
ed, on the goth, a, 3, A. NJ, the sleame
Europa. A .l 3
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ii The NEw YoRK Day GooDs Trade
Tie New York Economist says that the
dry goods trade in that city is very dull /,
and those houses which incurred heavy
expenses ior rent and other incid entails
Of traffic, have not had their views insli-
fed. A number have been compelled 10
STOP payment, OF ask extension OF their
creditors; and many others that go on,
fnd the profits very small for HE amount
of business. Exorbiiani rents have be-
como serious drawback 10 the business
Of the merchants, and reaction mus,
Be the consequence.
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LANDS DONATED TO STATES.

In compliance wilma resolution adop.-
ed by the House Of Representatives on
the 30th of January, 1854, calling on Il Q
Secretary of the Interior to communicate
TO that body statement showing, as near
as practicable, the number of acres OF tho
public lands which have been donated by
the government, and for what purposes,
the following table was submitted OH the
18th Of February, 1854.
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Eavors.

GopY's LApY's Book. The May num-
Der Of this excellcn, monthly is upon our
table. II fully susiains its former repu'a-
ton for the excellency Of its reading
matter. The number before us contains
articles from IA contributors, and 10 en-
bellisLed with numerous beautiful en-
cravings. Philadelphia; Louis A. Cody.
Terms-slnsle copy s., 2 copies s.,
8 copies $40.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE IN PHILApELpHIA.
"A young, good looking and we'll edu>
Gated Scotch girl made an attempt to
destroy herself yesterday afternoon, by
leaping into the Delaware al South street
wbarf. She had sunk beneath the surface
Of The water several times, when she wHs
rescued by beatman who was fortuna
,ely near a, hand. The poor girl was
taken 10 a neighboring public house,
where, by the application Of proper res
ioratives, she was enabled 10 converse
freely with those who were abou, her
She had no hesitation in assigning the
cause for committing the rash act she had
attempted. II vas the old story Of love
and disappointment. She had been en-.
gagged TO be married to young man in
New York. Her affections were com.
pletely engaged, and she was only wait
ing for some improvement in the pecu,
mary affairs o! her lover when they were
TO be joined together for life. Jus, al
the moment she expected ths consumma
ton of her fond hopes, she received in.
formation of the marriage, in New York
of the object of her affections. The
blow was TOO severe for her, and despai
soon took the place ofthe pleasing an,ici
pations in which she had INDUCED, anc
drove her TO the commission of the rasl
deed from the fatal results of which she
made so narrow an escape. The cir
expressed her deep regret for what she
had done, and assured those who were
about her that she would make no simila
attempt. A lady and gentleman who
had listened to her sad story. offered he
an asylum IN their house, which wa
gladly accepted.
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Antioch College in this State, (Horac'e
Mann's insiiiutiop, Seems 10 be dong
remarkably we'll. l, had two hundred
and fifty students when il had been bu.
fi,e months in opera,ion,en had already
rejected 1900 applicants for want Of ac-
commodations. lis friends are now lais'
ing fund OF 100000 to endow il
&25 900 Of i, have already been subscrl'
bed BY The Unitarians Of New York city
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ROBBED HIMsELF.--A Mr.. Hisc, o!
Jackson township, who,s as we are in,
formed, had sold his farm short time
since, received his money ($l 900 in
goId) on Thursday evening last, and put,
ting II into carpet sack whichfhe hung
upon his bed post, went 10 sleep. In the
morning the sack and money were gone
all he had in the world. To add to
his misfortune, loo, he had contracted fol
another farm, and was 10 pay for it The
mex, day. 71s's H a!HAo' l1'I
During the day, (Friday,) the carpet
sack was found in a hollow poplar stump,
near bis barn, with the pocket book in il,
but no money there---,he thief had se>
cured what he wanted. 9 Fo,' 7la
On Friday night, Mrs. TIise was awa>
kened by her husband getting Out of bed.
She arose and watched him. He went
10 The barn, and after searching a LILLE
while came out with the money in, his
hand, and went TO the stump where the
carpet sack had been put. She now
awakened him, when TO lis great joy he
found lha, all was not lost.
lie had, doubtless, while in his sleep,
become uneasy about his money on the
first night, and got up and hid it; the
second night, fearing il Nas not secure
where i. was, he was removing il to a
more secret place, Fortunately for him.
his wife detected him in his somnam-
bulistic wandering, and saved their eil.-
Grcensbwg (lad.) Press
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The Toledo Blade estimates the Indian
corn TO be shipped from Toledo the com
ing season at Sc, 900, 900 bushels The
largest quantity ever shipped from that
port in any previous season was 3,s7S,-
O47 bushels.
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The Akron Standard hss been discon~
iinued, owing 10 the death Of lie old pro-
prietor, Father Garfield. The Office 10
offered for sale for about twelve hundred
dollars. The Standard was a Democrat
ie nanar
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The Gadsden treaty was rejected by
,be Senate, On the 7th, by vote Of %
10 Is. Az TO the details, the injunction
Of secrecy no, being removed, nothing
definite is known. Ii is thought The Pres
iden, will sppoint another Commissioner
10 negotiate new treaty.
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Newfoundland.

e BosToN, April lS.
The British Government have signi6ed
their intention TO conceds 10 Newiound>
land the same system Of civil admnistfa-
tion as Is enjoyed by the other North
American colonies.
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We are under obligation 10 Hon. A;
P. Edgerion, M. G., for copy Of The
Report on Finance. ..s
Also to Hon. 8. P. Chase Tor similar
fayors, m
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The last annual report Of tLeNew York
State Lunatic Asylsm shows that during
the yea, 1853, there were Ia admissions
from the effects Of spiritual rappingsa
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lie interest required ,hat il should be
done speedily. Ifitis doomed 10 defeat,
i may as well be Killed on tho question
0fengrossment as any other way.
Mr.. LANGDoN's motion was lost.
The bill was ordered TO be engrosrrd
for third reading on Friday.
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The Pennsylvania Legislature is con-
,sideriDg proposition 10 sell their public
workss The reasons in favoi Of the prop
csition are startling. The expense Of re-
.paiss, mansRomsnt, &c, Of the main line
iast gear exceeded the revenue BY the
ann Of $780,, g ss.s
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A telegrnphic despatch from Wash>
ington says, "The British government
has declared that The Anglo-French al
lance was not designed with any refer
ence 10 Cuba or Mexican affairs, or any
other on this hemisphere. except La
Platte" '- y '2s
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Death of John Davis.

WORCESTER, Mass, Apri! 20.
Ex Senatar John Davis died at his res
idencs, on Wednesday afternoon, Of bill
iou1 collie. He was sick but a few hours.
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A letter from Washington, published
in the Exple states that the British
government have notified the United
States thni Immediately on the COM
msncement of hosllilies they will blocks
ade all the Russian ports on the Pacific.
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or The Ohio Legislature adiourns on
Mondsy next. st sas
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Marine Disaster r-Terrible Loss Of Life

Marine Disaster-TorribIe L0ss OF Lilo
aesa New York, April l9-P. M.
The phip Powhaitnn, supposed 10 be
Of New York, was wrecked on Sunday
noar Little Egg IIarbor. All on board
perished. There were probably two hun-
dred emigranis on board. Seventy five
bodies have washed ashore.
The schooner Manhattan, Of Bangor,
Maine, was also wrecked, and only one
ON board saved.
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STATE OF OREsoN.-ln the House Of
Representatives, General Lane of Oregon,
introduced bill 10 enable the people Of
that territory to form Constitution and
a State Government, and to provide for
the admission of such State into The
Union. r."
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HAvANA.-The Havana correspondent
of the New Orleans Picayune writes:
Our new free labor apprenticeship sys,
tenn has been put in operation with nine
hundred negroes, which have been seiz>
cd by theGovernment out Of large num-
ber that have been landed from Africa
lately as slaves. The modus operandi is
as follows: Parties applying for appren-
tees from the Governor must pay down
$17 per head for each negro. The con-
tract is then made out that the negro
shall serve as an apprentice under the
regulations of the free labor code of the
oath Of December last, for the term Of
three years; at the end Of which time he
is to become absolutely free. During the
service as an apprentice the employer is
TO pay TO the negro 81 a month wages,
aud feed and clohe him; and give the
Government 81 month for the appren>
tice fund.
Among the slave traders all is hope
and gladness. | learn from them .ha,
twenty seven expeditions (vessels) are
now looked for 10 arrive from the coast
with negroes, 10 be landed either as slaves
or apprentices, as occasion may serve,
from which they look for large profits
The matter stands thus with them and
Gen. Pezuella: If they can run them in
secretly he is 10 have five ounces ($S5)
head; if they eanno! do this without
discovery, they are to be landed openly
as apprentices, and the General will get
only the seventeen. dollars head for
their registration. My opinion is that
very few will be at present landed as ap>
prentices. The gain to the Captain Gen
era of sxiy-eighi dollars head, and 10
the trader Of the difference between the
price Of slave for life and an apprentice
for few years, is too great TO be given
up ehsily. ona" M std ~.
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will not tolerate the permanent occu.
patton Of Constantinople by the Russians;
having said this, will say tina, il never
shall bo held by the English, French, OF
any great nation. Again, never will
permit an attempt at the Reconstruction
ofa Byzantine Empire, or such an exten
sion OF Greece as would render her a
powerful State; still less will permit
The breaking up of Turkey into little
'Republics-asyIums for Kossuths and
Mazzinis, and other revolulionisls OF Eu-
rope; rather than submit TO any Of these
arrangements, ! would go to war, and as
long as have man and musket would
carry il on. a7zs va
The publication OF this correspondence
deyelopes the important fact that the
Czm relies confidently upon Austria
which the Western Powers have believed
was attached TO their own interests, and
ulakes It certain that that nation is play
ing as usual, false and deceilful game.
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Nav York, April 2O--P. NJ.
The steamship Asiu, from Liyerpool,
arrived here al noon, bringing dates 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-22
Prom -. EIas!"-'cr Nu.;ni-m
DEmnIE .rS To worm plATc

Tho Deniuc:ats o: Virginia hove been too success
fl. They ere, like SAroLrUS, ;Eo .poilsd chi!d-,,
Of victory. Triuynp h aii.r triumph hes Clovoi :lur.
EE'rya;cd md hc-i!tss, d~iCcip,!mt ns dropped fio-J
their shoulders Ike a garIacu, 10 longer Needed tr
projection. ]; must oc put Oh again. Old arms m7s
u"iIrIi.hcG; ON ;ac'jcs must be- rvhcarscd, opi re
formation OF Ii" pyr.hic ~rhhiauI tho simplest, r"-t
homes, GI"ft sold. aId m-, Democratic uu.e II GO
battlsGpra', mus, D. rc--,ud;gd. Our rTpnucU's have
the s.a!! ~ a.. L. prryuIcoa &c :!GY have arrsyeG
themselves secretly so ;Uaiy & mare ard niary q
"rea:het COLI must NJ do 10 op:niy' We have the
'a,cu.ivr ~ T0vc!;r. y new style ~ fou:e-', and we
hop" a u.w s'yic OF victory, Is bciJfo t.. Active ell
rrgs, nol"fa than pa.siye cHlnrsnce. 'Slt.' characterize
~. a real SobGs,"pc! ~canyn.;l II wi. be. lls 100
lies Tefdu nr':"r b"mU-r!o.!c n,eHcris, AMI ceicnl
ri by inincs whicI, j.: is boosted, sap 'he camp o. us
bc-'rgcr- - AL direction. rae~e rnIe0cn;s must I'D
beaten uOTG by iac ml-,!ct oi po.;rH! iTGiii, areh-
m"ut and aoun! COMMON sn!is", H.! rlrae fuoi"'ri'
mean vaults torn open, ;,rir c~spio.;vo c"n'"at' de-
struycd, ann D"ac lott III .hcIn save ,3oso cropping IN
iortuua!rS who love G~ara;ncts rather tasa light. Bus
MI this will not De Tie p%s;iGla Ola slnners dry
Ii ia ruLLol work 10: wiG'cg.
Our selected lraGer il in the tsi HiTSh'v. AZ d
ra;itcatiTh u'.-tins IA .,"h,o'"d ~" H-H'uHoe-' LIS
Determination {" s:u.ap The sale Lot ever MAN 40
rs pant t. wei; and Brv"', IN We. ~ ''.as.shf' eAf
-crS will be mot an! =. h.aed. III every county a'o-
cia..ons shuuii DO mrrlri. n speedily NJ p"stIblc.-
H,-c . Il cI.i Tor ts'Ibl. ,Aing one IN Frederick. 1t
II he rc"g@a:.A - 60 bsIJL!tS lie. Ct!.IirSi OoInoe'
gdcy.
70 THE D~LM0CEhTIC PARTY OF WlSCHES-
TER ANU us VICINITY.
Take notice, tI., nln"c'!ng wi bg held NJ the Town
Hall, Ovur tho Ii1Gl.I.li0ure, Oh Saturday, !hu I'D
inst, for The purP"tr %! or,uu.siae GA Association lot
the State Campaign.
\ fali Attendance from the to"n aud tn+in,ry % re"
1a.,;cd. MANY DEMOCRATS.
IIsr,nii,- lS *.
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POETRY.
fFrom the Home Jc,Ip.l.
WOMAN'S LOVE.

Beh, Id that tree-it> own i,"r,s .'n..-
It's ,. Q ,ci,.s fallen. one hH ono
IT. crcwc all barr
And vet - : c't-i round 9Th green,
f., NJ bass :" vhoro 10 5ru&'s haze b-n,
We Derduce rars,
Behold that oolumu-once a pant
OF soue vain trophy. reered by ar,
To human pride.
It's ruined pow-by time def iced;
ADD yet, with wha: rich drapory grared.
Its scare to hide.
Behold that abbcv-stoiid prie.ts,
And organs peal, aud solemn tens'1,
Chant, anthem, gene
fos ivr, lichen. moss are there,
IA If 10 deck, with p;ous care,
The mould,riug stone.
Behold that tower. where knights of old,
Where won: thivGlrc jnnsts IN bold.
Hv bright eyes blesti
.A!asi no heroes throng It halls,
Yet beauty fingers round its wGGs.
In garlsnds drost.
And you, lone nan. once rohed in power.
Tad uee, proud column, abbey tower.
Far, far above
Behold bin now, Ii scathed thing.
Ye: living tendrils round him cling.
From wonan's love,
From lore like that which clothes the Gse
10 life that is but mimicry,
And vet so fair
l~ssesI,s TO spring from hnllowed ground
AID all the forest mouarchs round,
But watchers there.
In clasps like those 10y Nature thrown
Round fretted frieze and scuJptured stoss
All cruublins down.
And Yet, though ruin turks beneath,
%, whst 10 these the civic wreath
The oouqueror's crown!
Evergreen power, that shuns display.
As shown Of old, in classic lay,
W~hcn-Phubus spurued-
The sweet rscusaT, sought the grove,
And tcc-s, &c emblem tortt such lose.
To laurel turned.
iole. Va. W. 3. B.
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HENRY a, WISE,

The Democratic Stale Convention Of Virginia, which
met II, Staln:on iatt week, nyriua,ci Henry \.
WISE, Esq, es the Democratic candidate is Governor
at the (iubernatorial election which is 20 take piece
in Nay next.
We cordially congratulate the democracy Of Virgil.
MIA upon having So lble aud eloquent q standard bear
or il. ih. ensuing cGnvra-. Mr.. Wise is .hS rsTy mcf
Tor TIC t,r7.i,-a GrM Eu2rnf"r Of tie present National!
Administrations oni hriI. mnlly aud unc"tnproInising
in hi- hostility IL tic II .1e- .NnhicrS," IL has been
sc*a :lrn his rcrc1; ciIharg:n and !:ljc3a:'; exposure
al thor snii-r.i'G5!icuD r!lncipi"-,--''' W.! iLv his pa
tr;utjc apy"als AMI ,ui3niiahiy c;'rgs, g"tise The ieo-
pie vi Virginia to a proper appreciation ri the present
tiisis, aud excite III ihe!: Gosu;ns shi stronger dsvo-
,iou ~ tie grea. republican maxima, which i- at tic
fouudstiou Of our government, sud Which are now
broadly a.sailed by the spcret foe. To do this II will
ouiy be necessary for him 10 recall TO theit minds the
!.st!vssou of tho Great Father Of Democracy, who
though he bad filled al! the highest offices Of the Nc
.icu-dssired no other inscription TO he pu, on Lis
tombstone, but these simple words:
Here ies Thomas Js!IeSsor, a1tkor q The Dec'drd-
&c. CT Ira.;s e4r.Ie, and II Tie Siat'tes establishing
-e,:rlc1s liberation IN Lr Commemorate ot Iiygi.tG.'
Tcese were the two great acts Of his life which 10 de-
sired 10 Constitute the ulcpuTeo;s o: his fame.
The democracy Of too Union will expect the &c
nocracv OF Virginia to "Go :her duty" ard elcc; NJ
wlsy W Oh oyrwheiu;us minority F|eferick i!Aa.l
EG.cr7.