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whsuER ruK DEAra HIS wuE--Ilis speeches
and writings give finer indications Of the majesty and
greatness OF Mr.. websters mind than afforded by the
following letter. Il is contained In his privsts CORES
pOndenee," recently publshed
WAsaSoroS, March 81, lses
NJ Doar Nsphec-I thank you for your kind aud al.
fcconate letter, ard Its mr., a In
strict accordance with feelings Il does not an.
pear unreasonable believe that the enhips Of
this life perpetual in heaven. Flesh aud blood in
Decd canno: inherit the kingdom of God but know
not why that which constitutes pure source OF happ
earth individual affection and love- may not sur
to the sentiment being essentially the same In heaven
and ON carth The love OF God and Of the good beings
whom he has created and admiration Of the material un
which he has formed there DO other sources of
happiness than thoc TO the human mind unless il Is to
| al,cr the whole structure and ckaracters
Aud again it may be asked how this world be right
y called scene OF probation and discipline these a,c.
tons, which VIC commanded TO cherish and cult
waite here, to leave the threshold of the other
uordg These views and many others, would seem to
lead To the belief that earthly affections purified and ex-
atcd are fit TO 10 the abode OF the blessed Yet
II must be confessed that there things in the
New Testament which may possibly countcnancc differ.
ent conclusion. The words of Savior especially in
regard TO the woman who had husbands, deserve
deep reelection am free confess that some dcscrp-
tons OF heavenly happiness ETHEREAL and ubmaed
as 10 I'LL me with 1gc OF terror Even that which
quote that departed friends arc a. the angels of
God, penetratcs my soul with dreadful emotion Like
angel of God indeed hope she H. in purity in happi
ness, aud in immortality; but would an hope that in
kind remembrance OF those she has leit-in a lingering
human sympathy and human love- may vet be as God
originally created hcr-a little lower than the angels
Ny dear nephew, cannot pursue these thoughts nor
turn back To see what have written. Adieu. ID. w.
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ELECTORAL RECoNNENDATIoNs.-Ouro old friend Tuck.
beverly T., ESQ., of the late Washington Sentinel
is said to have been recommended Mr. Buchanan by
the Virginia Electoral College their recent session in
Richmond. That is for conductor of his organ. We
also hear OF other recommendations made by them in
epses TO Mr. b. for other prominent, positions. These
gentlemen have evidently ovcrione their work recon-.
mending many gentlemen that but little weight can
justly attach TO their action AFTER this fashion We took
occasion, day two since to express frank opinion
concerning the decacy and proprety OF that action of
theirs, and OF its effect the dignity and standing of
the Old Dominion, which we are not encouraged to
change by the impression ii has made our fellow Vr-
giuans here, in aud out of public ric- Washington
Star.
We consider the foregoing another piece of very
refreshing news. We had not heard of this recon-
mendation before, though we hope Bev. may profit
by it. We refer to it simply to show that our
Virginia Electors undertook to apportion out the
Offices under Buchanan upon a grand and magnif-
cent scale. In word, they seemed to think it in
cumbent upon them to usurp completely the APP
pointing power Of the President, and take the
whole business into their own hands What re-
commentator of theirs will leak out next. We
shouldn't be surprised, if they suggested to Old Bucl,
that we ought to have something. Our Virginia
Electors certainly wise and liberal set Of fell
lows.
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Correction

In communication in yesterdays issue Of the En-.
qnirer, IL was assumed that IN the members of
the Electoral College but tnree signed Recommendation
OF 'ov Floyd Tor an appointment in the Cabinet We
requested to state that Mr. Hughes Billiards name is
not upon the paper Yesterdays Etqnirer.
"Mr. Hughes Billiards name is not upon the pa
per, you are requested to say. Very well. You
mean that it is not upon the paper, do yous II
you do you no doubt state the case correctly. But
will the Enquirer be kind enough to say whether
Mr.. Billiards name was not there, at one
timer We hear that it was but that upon matu-
rer reflection, and recolleeting that his first choice
was for Bocock for a Cabinet appointment, he
scratched it off and backed out This is what we
heard on yesterday. Whether true or not, the En-
quirer will be able to tell us 1t was the same case,
we hear, with Mr.. Campbell. The names of all the
Electors are still to the opportunities destroyed
recommending Gov. Floyd, with five exceptions
All but three were on it at one time; but Messrs
Dillard and Campbell afterwards repented and re-
canted
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There were sold at auction IN Boston, on the 9th inst
s3p drums Of hrs At from 50 TO 10 cents To- also
containing dum figs 81 I2H h. mouths
and so,pO drums nss at sl19A cents per 10.
1t is stated that the L. = Consul at Hamburg has writ
Secretary Marcy announcing the probability early abo
lon OF the duties cotton and tobacco, port
report has boon made in the North Carolina Lcgisla
repeating the law prohibiting circulation OF small
notes In that state.
Mr. Jacob Little proposes to pay 25 per cent in cash
and 70 per time, with interest," all his creditors
provided all come in.
The shipment Of gold by the Persia from New York
Wednesday is62 s26 100000 more
anticipated
The following is statement Of the receipts of mcr
chands Richmond by during the month
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William u. Fair E>a,

The numerousfrends OF this gentleman in Virginia viii
be grated to learn that he has been appointed to the
Proessorshp OF Mathematics Philosophy and Literature
in one OF the High Schools of New Orleans Being highly
educated and having considerable experience teaching
he is emnenty qualified to discharge acceptaby the du.
ties OF the position assigned him; and will doubt reflect
credit upon himself and the institution with which he is
connected. Knowing him well and approaching him
highly, wish him abundant happiness and success in
his new and distant home
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Ben,o and ol extracted In great abundance from this
coal It's my opinion the gas light generally used
In our cities will have to be reduced in price sub
init TO revolution In the OF my wanderugs Tor
explorations more property have visited the extensive
works OF the Western Mining and Manufacturing Comos
ny, located Coal RIVER 80 miles from It's mouth
which deserve especial notice here;
This Company IL composed exclusively OF Philsdephi
ans most Of whom members OF the Society of Friends
who with that foresight peculiar 10 people who make do.
nestle economy ingredient of education and wisely cal
culatO the demand for article from its consumption have
invested considerable Of capital here in the pur.
chase Of 800 OF the best coal lands in Il
region OF country, upon which they work
tracing coal in abundance, with ample improvements
machinery. am informed that this company alone will
probably mine and ship to market the coming year. as
the locks and dams Coal River shall have been
completed 100000 bushels Of Camel coal upon which
they will f the market at Cincinnati cents
per bushel has been for time) realise the
enormous profit OF 55 cents per bushe This Company de.
and much praise only for their enter
prise but for the zeal and confidence they Nave contributed
the mining interests in this portion of the State and
their mainly owing the iu,repij and judi.
cious management of their gcnemanly and efficient Tres.
aud fnancicr, Edwin Mitchell, Esq. of Philadelphia
who has only cconomiscd the means and pushed for.
but through whose ska! influence the last legislature OF
Virginia voted appropriation sufficient to complete
the public works Coal River, and thereby open chan
mel to market for the coal of this company should in
cnunctang their improvements mention their Rail Road
three miles in gh completed and in operation also
their Saw Mill, with which they manufacturing lumber
extensively for which they hud ready market.
Ny attention has also been attracted to building mate
rails DC found here. and have been impressed with
the beauty and quantity of fine varcgated sand
the land of the Western Mining and manufacturing
Company which far surpascs in beauty aud durability the
brown Saud Stone used in New York Cincinnati and
although the OF transportation might exclude from
the New York market vet should the mineral wealth vet
to be developed in this region induce Quaker friends
found city or build atown-which is not mprObable-the
proudpslaccs of cities may be eclpsed at tsaing
cost. And have doubt portion OF this beautiful
Stone will before many years grace the fronts Cnciu-
natl ediiccs.
As my letter has grown much larger than Intended
and perhaps much more tedious than YOU expected /
will for another rainy day further description of
the attractive features OF Western Virginia.
Yours, lELNERTON
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JONES Il DEANE.
GENERAL AGENTS AND COLLECTOR

RICHMOND
6tEO HARRIS JONEs agent collector having assoeiad
~ with ID. Deane, informs the public give their
special attention 70 hiring out neso', renting out
the collecting and adjusting
ier Physicians, Merchants Clerks Pc % attending to
settling the city for Farmers Prompt made 10
u
BIN Hiring out Negroes shall have special
tanning good homes sad seeing them well provided
RErgHrycE4-w w. Dunnavani. RcinoRd Eaguirsr. Mac.
faraue Ferguson. SIN. It, AssssHger. H. Co
Coal Merchant RicimDHd. L. II. waring. NJ D. Richmond =
John ~ Lively C1rtc. Thomas L. Parrish ChdriofssrlRs-
Geo - Brown, Fhit H1H, ADedrie 90. A. " Payne D.
GoyctftHd
ES- once, on wall Street, under st. Charlie, Hotel.
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YELvERTON
KANAwHA c. H.. Va, Dec. 18th, 1856.
IL

To The Editor Of the Richmond Wig:
Dear Sir \ friend has handed me copy of the Who
Of the 24th Of November, in which, preceded by a kind
editorial comment, there communication the sig.
nature OF J. +. c. headed Poems by Vrginian." The
article notices proposed publication OF NINE and
speaking of my dcneatons of Southern lie and scene
~, talks of Zone to the born" Nv unknown
friend is evidently unacquaintcd with me. Nv children
born in Nmginia-sOme Of INV connections she'd
their blood in her border wars-it j., speak, the
State of my "permancncy' we'll choice but | am
only Nirginan by adoption. | was born in Pennsylva.
MIA The writer has evidently been led the mistake
10y the With which TOR am told upon the
discussion OF Virginia history, the description OF Vr.
GINA scenery and manners. Bat could rest quiet
under mistake OF this kind trifing it may seem
les, it might lead to improper impu,aous At the same
time return nv thanks unknown eulogi>t for the
generous nature of his remarks, which tar beyond my
deserts. They ltterins from the apparent fact
Of may judge by the initials that they from the
pen OF who has hiascll illustrated Virginia history
and Virginia manners with originality force and power
Hoping YOU will pardon the space am forced TO occu-
py in your columns the exclusion OF matters Of more
public interest l remain, yours truly
THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH
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be deemed essential to our peace and security. In
word, the vagabond modelling Yankee must be
driven from our borders, and some provision made
either for the removal ensavemeat Of the free ne
groes, who infest in large numbers almost every
Southern State.
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AuonoN sALga ApvtnrIsEp IN rnE VINO.


Dec iblCommrs sale ~ the late Gen HaTvica estate In
Hunc0 countydyde1 seven lots u different Dimensions
Also 90 slaves, children
~ able estate. See adv't.
1GAdmrs fae Of the Mountain Top and farm Of COO
n Rockdch Gap, In Augusta and Nelson counties.
Sanc day-Tho tract In Spoisyvana % miles from ffedc
kshurg known Lombardy, contg 700 acresque
dellrabe oGcfng See adyt.
lThAt weldon, ~ O., a farm of se5 acres known The
Trent Land " also adjoining 8l5 See the adv
Of Jno. ". Tvey O. NJ. y.
Same In this real belonging
c late Gen arve ~ O'Clock A. NJ See adv Of
WIN. ". Harvie, cou'r.
Aso2i0u tract Pfantnn county upon which
Y Bridges resides miles from the u Hor sale privately
wtsc See ldvr
Also = o. land The Rockingham
county " O. containing 800 with dwelling. waterpowe
t3The Magnolia House. Bristol the terminus of the va
and Tom railroads. aof lots adIg the depot for sale privately
meanwhile.
Same commlsioner'' sale OF $50 land
creek, In Chtries City county.
AoThe Bsnona Arsenal, nv acres Of land attached
thereto In Chs sernd county 10 miles Richmond sold
- " o'clock " W Gcddn ApTcrsou their once In this city
by fsqu-st ~ 4 r. Govt.
iy p'rton % the Berkeley estate comprising goo In
Charles CITY county, 90 scrcs cleared ais, premises
stock, crops utensils. ETC.. Advid Ivy Mile ssidcn.
fame dayTrutees sale o. undivided of about SOL
sores of land IN Chesterfield county and Of hanterc 10 ~ OF
IL negroes, Zee adyL
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70. h,TN
REIAREs1he yaTablencss Of climate
this week. On Monday eoldness ptrvaded
and Jushabe apprebenons Of freeze To day
vernal temperature prevails and the glorious day dis
his from cioudess exhang all by
gen atty Of his ilu,rous presence.
CoRSThe price OF remains as last quoted T2K
FouRwc could hear 81 change prices,
perceive depressing nv
Airas We quote fGt6t6f for shipping Superhnc The
stocks here represented be light The
oepts by Canal since lst Sept exceeds 6OO bbs
with the period Of last
ToBaccoThe market unchanged The receipts IN bhds
follows by u. p Il. r., us hhds by r. d. n m
1871 hhds; iy Canal % hhd by Central n ~ hhds
Az II hhds Total as hhds large quantity loose paw
cells also received.
wHTlrPees unchanged though the market tanner TO-
day at a1 .45llt.55 for best grades.
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soRrEo NuMERo pa oRDINAR

approximations the tiOO 1900
Of tioO 10 seOOO; Of t2OO to ti0Oo OF t2Oo t3O
~ Whole tickets f20oO Halves tiOOO; Quarters $50
Prizes eashcd NJ sight at per cent. discount
Bills Of the Richmond City Banks taken a par
drawing forwarded
Communications addressed DON RODRIGUEZ carr Of City
Post Charleston, s. CD until the 3rd JAny
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WiSrEH SroEr- Bosrov.-The ice upon Billiards.
pond in the suburbs Of Boston, has during the week A.
ofdcd fine skating. The Traveller, Of Wednesday, says:
Last night, between aud twO hundred persons Of
a ages and both the ice engaged in ska.
ting There was. We are told excellent skating
p"cy by one or two young ladies, who TO be tho.
roughly 10 home upon tho icy surface Of the lake. exhibit
ng both as regards aud swiitncss marked contrast
to Che rather cumbrous efforts Of their worthy srcs In.
ring The evening, The Marscilcs hymn sung by the
l----mL--l u-n.L.. nml With lnn nlI-cLn
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tr'rr torHr y cstefiay the Court was engaged in
The hearing Of n under the fugitive slave law tho
first tfci boz this Court slave ran away from Virginia
and was taken here and claimed under the law by
Hunter, Who produced certificates Of hs right from
Court in Virginia After hearing the evidence and tho
Arguments ri W. Maufy Tor the claimant and e. s. Wal
ZACH Tor defendant, the Court decided that under the as
the certificates ol he courts IN Virginia we're sufficient
and ofDr this Court 90 behind those certificates
10 inquire into the freedom of The defendant The slave
wa remained % the claimant - Wasb. Star.
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..s s % s At .ss ss,s.s e M; Tn
SOFIA T:s, e 60 A:,i.. the RAJ. p:
c. u. xd,'s BY the ssr. q Jos. sseu deed.
or sal. privately the meantime See advrof r. Jones. s.rof
ssa-n rve.bar sixteen embracing tobacco factory
same Ssyria ,s s., ss,os, IN. dwelling on rae. street,
near 81 Paul. ss1sh Immediately amsr .I b sold the bricks
sale Of four nss0e'-'-o ~sn and ~o
same sale OF Amelia II. and
S sS the 81 sS asef d. s G sS Ss % %a
s.-A plantation containing ssoo North Alabama.
hate Is'ia:nss q WIN: re@Ins. a,sa, in Hanover
ss[Conmi'sones sale OF two women and three boys, At
Jas. Of IS negroes. ,h, city, iooeloet A. by
Nca~%i.iOn.I ..e Of tn. Refuge tract o. ss,S acres.
s.rse d.y-ceum' negroes day. credit.
soen G.nis.,sr near jane.
hall q woods 2aSSS BY R living eo%%
Ann nom brandy Station" IISi By Ms..fs
,.. sale e 70. Of land nes.oss.n
Dec eoue aud .ai, a, head Of the dock a, oelr
Alien ss and auction store Of Da
Ss 81 ;sa ss so"1 Kent s,as $ %"''
is.sas Of furniture a, residence Of L. Belt Main
pnS ,I GTe; aG 3. s
PRIVATE OFFERINGS OF REAL ESTATE
&c. , ADVERTISED IN rnr WHO.
sa"y c, asSSs s ssr .ss, s orr 10
ca pr si Tom s At D S1'"s tract acres Apply to
The eS,,sss asovs panvs ban, for The late run',.la
sha@s.sT p.nsls I'pssl - M ''.''a'' N's' " t. A.
sale BY a. ctnsni s Ss"i'I Dss offered for
s q 4; SsSsI,. "a %
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Dec 10.

The supply Reef Cattle this slightly 81 that
~ lat week but prices nevertheless quite
The demand has not been exactly brisk during
bu the yards pretty well c'red OF after busnes
The weather being hnc facilitated
tcraiy. and had not the
undoubtedly been established range IN fO with
compact State tc considered an
side price, the average h about sHGtqc. Mlcl Cove
good inquiry NJ last weeks prices which t2j - Tor
Veal Calves continue Va brisk demand to 1 the previous
/
Sheen and Lambs rather week,
good inquiry previous prices supported. good many
the sheep being bought short distance the
country, nj low prices This description doe realize an
e. 2d per head while those a condition slaughter
om ~ 10 per bead according TO quality Hogs active
i nj last weeks pficfs.
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LNnoE S,fr 90 SLvrs.-Thc Raleigh. y. g., St,nditd
'ttcs that 2gJ .tvei ~ r. +. Dcycfcux Ep, vefc
eoi at liiihx. y. g., ar ic 9 mat and brought
einRr ~ about sGpp zach. Tho most ~ them taken
by the nLmela In IIlIlas nnI snrronnding eonntes.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

The next Ordinary Drawing Of the Royal Havana Lottery
conducted by the Spanish Government under the supervision
the Captain General " Cuba, will take place Havana
SAL III DAX, JANUAR SD, 1881.
So - S.OOOii
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Svow ~ FEANcr-The foreign papcrs report that vast
qn1utty NJ ZEN in France The 9Th u November
near Paris The diligence wagons aud tho railway
trains retarded in their pfogrcse by the II he
different roads leading IN that metropolis. II s remarked
that within the memory of tho oldest ihhabtant there had
Novcf1ter
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RICHMOND MARKETS. Dec ia.b 1886

There ao received O. sheep SKINS 6 bd spccIded
bale. shucks % bhls II NJ bbls heng hb bales
waste - bags dried Fruit l0Pkgs beeswaS; 22 alum
q boxes venison 80 bush ship su i6 boxes shoes, etc
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RACOs sIDTs.-0 thds., for safe ~ $50.
- DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
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N.Y. COMBINATION CUunD.


sA>~N> re NOT DECEIVED by base limitations HEGEMAN
CLARK cos GENUINE COP LIVER OIL dappoints
nine year, experience has proved superior Others
only reliable cure for CONSUMPTION.
As there is great deal Of spurious oil the aducraed
with seal OIL whale OIL &c &c much
procure the Genuine
Our oil made at factory In Newfoundland
bottle has signature the he
CAN CO. for since the DE,rH Of Ma RUsHoS partner
there has been article called Rusos which In no
way connected with r. Q. Co. or II. G. A Co.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD CO., and by Druggists generally
M
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BALTIMORE cArrLr MAEKEr. Dec. IL.

Prcs fbsef cattle have slightly Improved since last week The
offerings n Reeves the Sae to-day reached
~ which 200 driven on 81 ID 10 feeders and graKe % c
over usd and The balance no head sold 10 Baltimore butchers
prices ranging 1925 $3.50 the hoo
- n and averagnR f9sH An advance 81 9H
100 bs The rates ~ last week HogA light supply and de.
nsnd active sale ofgood lots today a15 and inferior
GELS NJ tH5 100 Ms Sheep In fair demand, sales lodsy Al
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W. HOIIOWtN'S pIIES.-websier once
w. said that the rerisHe 81 the British drum welcomed
sunrise In all regions Equally universal the
tent remedy for diseases Of the stomach the liver the bowels aud
ue minor seeretVe Its written all anguagrs
Sold NJ the manufactures No Maiden Lane, New
No ga strand London and by all druggists 25 62Se
A> THE LADIES OF ST. S,CuIRCH
heV will commence FAIR EvEsING n the store tWo
doors below the Exchange Bank continue throughout
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aNnIDAY, DECEUnER I2TII, is5G.-ReetI

N.NH IDAY, DECEUBER I2TU, Is5G.-Reeeiyod
~ per steamer this week the following 6ne CLOTHING
So Black Beaver Cloth Over Coats (hne)
q RaKans, varying In quality FROM tiO To f8i
lH business Coat, Of Drah, Brown aud Black Cashmere
81 pair Black Docskn Cashmere Pants
h" Fancy
vcsis, Of Fix. Velvet Black and Fancy Cashmere
~ dozsn Coore1 and White Kid Gloves
10 dozen Merino Shirts and Drawers.
Those o fine Clothing, Of latest styles at he iooSq cash
prices, solicited 10 and examine the large
J. u. GOODMAN'S, No. 1t9 Main 81.
BThavc In store also large stock Of sEKvANrs CLOTH
mo, at low prices.
d. O..
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LATEST NEWS.
Procedures in Conerts

Yfoctedtags IN Congress.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.-SENArE.-The fnauci
al report ofihe Secretary of the Treasury was re-.
ceived.
Mr.. Mason moved TINT 10000 copies be prin
ted by the printer to the Senate Of the last Con
gress.
a discussion ensued rs 10 the power of the
SENATE to take such action since il would. las was
c. intended on one side be a violation or evasion
OF the law Of the last session relative 10 the pub
lie printers. The resolution, however, was adopt-
cd.
HousE.-Mr. Mace offered IA resolution TINT the
netting Door-ketpe per of this House be requested To
lock all the doors leading to this hall ins,antcr;
and keep them securely fastened till a Speaker be
elected, unless opened for the admission of absent
members. Laughter.)
Mr.. Mace said that they had ecolesisstical pre-
cedent for this in the election of Pope tlaughter)
to succeed Clement ", in 1868. The cardinals
had been for nearly three years unable to agree
on the choice of n successor, AMI were on the
point of breaking up. when the magistrates of
Rome, by advice of St. Benjamin, shut the gates
OF the city. locking up the cardinals till they
agreed.
He was not so much of a Know Nothing ms not
to acknowledge the binding authority of this pre-.
cendent. Laughter. If The resolution should
be adopted, he ventured TO say that the calls of
nature would be such, either for refreshments or
otherwise Laughter. rs to force an election
in ten hours, meriment.
On motion of Mr.. Boyce the resolution was ia
bled and the Hon So again proceeded to vote -
Banks lO2; Richardson 20; Fuller 33; Pen
nington q; Scattering 5. necessary TO a-choice
40.