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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-02-23
rBsnEAprsa nA,Leoap-,rs Eou,pAor.

The Annual Report Of G. A. Nicols, Esq,
Superintendent Of the Reading Railroad,
states that onthe 30th Of November, 1855.
the running machinery Of the road consisted
OF l4l locomotive engines, of which 100 were
irst-class 1910 coal cars; ola freight cars;
and 81 passenger, baggage, and mail cars.
In addition to the foregoing, the Company
has in use, 2 small passenger cars for busi-
ness of the road, IL stationary engines for
driving machinery. IL engines for pumping
water, &c, 2 portable wood-cu,ting engines,
6 snow poughs. dredging machine, "A carts,
wagons, and drays, and 7s horses.
OF The first-class locomotives above men.
toned. Il were added during the past year
Is for coal transportation lone OF which, the
"Juniata," was built in the Company's Work.
shops at Reading,) and for passenger ira
vel. viz: the "lIumming Bird "Blue Bird,
and Taunton" OF the freight cars, 35 were
purchased during the past year; OF the coal
cars. G5 were built and of the passenger
and baggage cars. 10 were purshased, daring
the same period. Wednesday Dollar Journal
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-02-23
fmaall Mseps.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
PEACE PROSPECTS BRIcHTER,

HALIFAX, Feb. l7--The Royal Mail
Steamship Canada, Capt. Lang, from Liver.
pool on the afternoon Of February I'd, arrived
here at a o'clock this morning.
She brings no intelligence Of the Pacific.
The London Morning Advertiser has the
following announcement 1--WE regret to
hear that at an interview which Lord Claren-
don and MIR. Buchanan had together at the
foreign Office on Tuesday, very angry words
passed between them relative to the Central
American question
THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
The despatches of the Russian government
completing and confirming the telegraphic
announcement of the unconditional accept.
ance of Austria's propositions. were received
Mt Vienna on the 23d ult, and a courier
Immediately conveyed them to London and
Paris.
A memorandum embodying the PROPOSE.
tions, had been signed at Vienna and sent to
Paris and London.
It is reported that the Congress will meet
at Paris on February 18th, that very little
time will he lost in the discussion of the SUBJ
iect. and that the whole matter will be brought
to a conclusion by February 25th.
The signing of the prelimnaries prior to
the opening OF lHc NouitienIc, nv" ouiy
awaits the arrival Of the Turkish Plenipo.
tentiary.
II is stated that Prussia refuses to agree
to the conditions cxacted by the Allies pre-.
liminary to her admission into the Peace
| Conferences and that consequently she will
he excluded from the Conference. but be in.
yited to sign the final deed of settlement.
Baron Brunow and Count Orloff are the
| Russian Penipotentiaries. assisted by Messrs
Tiloff and Fenton. Lord Clarendon repre-
sents England; Marquis ID Azeglo Sardinia
| Count Buol, Austria NJ. Waiewski, France
! Dervsh Pasha, Turkey.
THE CRIMEA.
The correspondence from the Crlmea, from
the English camp to January 18th, report!
the army healthy. The Russians continued
to fire from the North Forts. Prince Gort
schakoff had handed over the command tc
! General Luders, and issued q new valedlctor!
to the commanders in the Crimea.
On the 9th Of January, the Russians made
an expedition over the ice TO attack kertseh
bnt Gen. Vivian being on the alert, they re
| tired.
BREADsrurrs. Flour and Grain have con
siderably declined. Prices were irregular
and the market dull.
The Brokers' circular quotes the decline il
-four at Is. Is. Cd wheat 80 Il 4d abe
corn ld.a3d.
Messrs. Brown & Shpley quotes whit,
wheat lis. ID. a lis. sd. ; red, los. ID. los
| 4d
Provisions -Messrs Richardson. Srence
& Co. quote the Provision market as gener
ally unchanged and dull. Beef and Porl
declined.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-30
From the Petersburg South. Side Democrat |
SPEAKER BANKS On THE UNION

II the Southern people, or that portion Of them
who read this paper, are not well posted on the Ian.
yuage held by the leading abolitionists of the North.
the fault shall not lie at our door.
We produce the following extracts from the late
speech Of Mr.. Speaker Banks to his Massachusetts,
constituents:
There il only one remark made in anticipation of
that success which We hope TO attain, and which our
enemies concede in 4 great measure will come to US,
Nd that is, that the Union Of the States will be dis
solved whenever that new era shall have been COM
meucei. | am a friend of the Union OF these States;
l have uev-r been otherwise. At 10 moment Of my
life, in no paroSyism of Indignation. under no feeling
of excitement, have i ever uttered a word or cherish
ell u thought except that Of the highest veueratiOn
aud deepest love for the Union of these States. Long
may it continue az IT l., unchanged! Long may il
continue so lOug as the STARS OF the ornament Of
God above us shall he the bright prototype of the
stars Of our glorious EniOn' Bat | have TO saw phuf
4 kuon II Je trke, that ia nc event Of human history
will the Uu;r0 Of these States be dEsuived. ICheers.l
81 can c0nccioG Of a time rAeR Hls c1Hxtit,ti0u shall
rot be IN existence. GrkeH zee SR0h haze an absolute
mlitary d,ctakorhl government, TRANSMITTED from
ase to aye, ntth pseH at rs hcad rA0 are mdde RIDERS
Jy military com mission, or Aho clam an hersdLtdry
r1S4t 10 gOrera those 0rer rhom H,y arc &dcti y
but tie dissolution of these States will never COME
No party ta.: has possession of the Union "r'H dNov
tie nia0rHs TO sat he bands. They may sutycf'
us; they will never dau.I ns. Whether the govern
,neut is thai of u republic, tha2 Of a ssoharchg 2, or Hal
Of m absolute a4.potiSg,, the love Of the Union vii
be deep in the hoerte Of rulers and rnled so long as
:be history Of man shall last
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-30
VALUABLE SERVICE.

We are Crailiiri Ia learn thal, al the Giles Cow
John Echuls. Esq, took boldly hold Of The bsm
cratic i.riyr. sad very successfully beat 'i"SN g.
utterly dcnGii,nod ihe antagonist. -. .ialI.> iiucaa.
m inr the Presidency. Dame! li"gc, Esl, ri No
yonurry, met Mr.. T.. on thai OCCASION, AMI 10 ARE
to state. irrespective Of l~ political d"Cm"-. hat
was the wore: used up mar that ever attempted
make IL political sp..ch. "" are Informed !, wh.
complete skinuing match. and "" have heard il wi
perez! that HOES hid" would nj have held >iuck.
Mr.. l!n.c us a.. "spI.""t I". me .1...uIEO.
Lieutenant Governor, al tic lest {. uorrnai"gai c.
ton. aud because he WAS n man 81 Insufficient pr0u
Hence or ability 10 receive II, he swOTe eternal We
grance Ia the Democracy, and has since gone in
the cu vrrt I" associate with those more fitted A.
more accustomed iu sucI association. In fact,
Irnkci OUT, from authority much respected and +
lied upon, IN III" Convention, that he WAS CERTAIN,
~tinctGrcd with Know utLingism, aud the Democr
cy being >L:'hita "ppnsed Ia that unrallri for "r'
vai!.b'c o.I ~.!fLi.I. uo"r..ci ner-sy, I. N4s ~ Jro
order dropped, .lich j. geG!l; til. cause %! his s,,oa
mn hnGw.S utit!I!gI-in AT this ;.luJ,
.lr. Ech"is ana MIR. \. &. tcnileton, n State Eiecto
We are ais" informed, made rbl. speeches NJ Mere
Court on Monday last-both OF whom did yrra, ~,
vice Tor the cause OF Democracy, aud re establish"
t!.Gic JAMS IS able. wise aud patriotic % worker
in the Cnas. of the Union snd the COu.sli,LtoE-
.UOnEUt D'mOcr.t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-30
THE LILY OF

Now in her s%now.white shroud she lies
Tier lily lids half veil her eyes).-
As if she looked with wild surprise
Up ut her soul in Paradise.
Her hands lie folded or her breast
Crossed like the cross that gave her res''
She look. as ii ZONE heavenly cues.
Had told her that her soul WAS o!est.
She lies as if she seemed to hear
Sphere.music breaking on her ear
8rpakine in accent silver-clear-
In concert with her soal up there.
Her body was the Temple bright
In which her soul dwelt full OF light,
Triumphing over Deaths dark night
High Heaven laid open 10 the sight.
Burning with pure sersphic love-
Veild'd in the meekness OF a love
Her soul, now all things pass to prove,
Looks down on me from Heaven above.
For her Religion grew more bright,
The darker grew the worlds dark night
Filling her soul with such pure light,
High Heaven seem'd open'd to her sight.
The calmness Of divinest ease
Rests OH her ~brow-upon her face
Expressive of the souls release
From this dark world TO one of peace.
Her pale, cold, silent lips, comprest,
Speak out to me most manifest,
A silent language. OF the rest
That she now feels among the bleSt.
! wept warm tears upon her face,
As she lay there in Deaths embrace;
Wherein 10 passion could we trace-
But Observation-Disclosures grace
With sanity, pale face thus she went
Out of this worlds great discomfort,
Up through the starry armament,
Into the Place of Pure Content.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-30
From the Petersburg Sou;'rSide Democrat.

A PLAIN OF THE CASE
The great overshad"wing and practical issue Of the
present contest is the question Ut Stnt" c2aa!ity. Ii
is the grand, hre problem OF the day, besides which
all other issues are IN nothing.
The auimating, life nourishing principle Of this
Union, is the admitted peerdom of the several States
that compose it. at best this government is little
else than q great treaty between independent and CO.
equal sovereignties, who have agreed among them.
selves To constitute Il trustee TO administer affairs ut
the league, to which it would be announcement for the
States in their individual capacities 10 attend. Ii ia
nothing more and nothing less than a confederation OF
independent principahties lesgued together under Ger.
,:aiu articles of compact. il ghich each ID recognized
as the equal of the other, il which, the sustaining. vi
talizing idea is the like equality ot their respective
citizens. Such is the government Of the United
States-nota nationality Of Homogeneous people, but
q simple confederation Of Independent and cO-equal
,sovereigIties.
A party of conquest and spolatiom limited to but
sixteen OF these States, has sprung up at the North,
aud contends for the mastery of this t'usttSAtp-
Hemmed in BY a sectional line, and appealing only to
sectional prejudices, the Black Republican party is
striving to control the management OF the c~on!cdera.
ton on a act of dogmas that not only deny the equal
~ of fifteen OF the States that help to constitute IT.
but which degrade their citizens to the condition OF
vassals, serfs and dependents. And this 10 the case
plainly stated.
Should Fremont be elected President. sixteen States
Of the Union will have practically asserted that the
other fifteen States are not equals in it-their citizens
sill have proclaimed themselves the superiors ant
masters OF those who reside Ill States South OF d geo
graphical line. The nu;ritive principle of the con,
federation will have been Slapped aud sucked out. AL
the purposes for which a common trHSt,fShip was es'
tablislied, will have been perver;ed-the functions OF
that trustee to all intents and purposes will have OK
pred.
It is idle to talk of the forms Of the constitution
having been complied with - it is equally Idle To tnlk
Of is letter not being invaded or violated. Its corpse
may be there, but It's LIFE wW hare been takcn.-
Draw out of the Constitution the idea of the equality
nf the States and of their r6sDeCtlye Citizens. and II IA
like the physical body, after the immortal spirit has
winged its flight. The letter, the shell. the clay, III.
easement may be lett, but It's llfe.candle is Quite
spiritual essence all gone.
Fremont's election is a dagger planted in the hear
os this Union. 1t is the "cursed s,eel' which will
.N -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-30

htaD.g EnTsGs iare;.ng IN Albany, a short tm
since, several Thousand dollars were subscribed t
iha "relir('' 0f the starving people OF Kansas. o.
Ri Smith gave 5000 Edward e.. D"levsn ggs
81 con. and Others gave siuaIler sums. The IRON
has been accounted Tor by tho committee appoinIs
To di-burse il rs follows: The printers, New io'
Tribune, Times. Sci got S3l5. Paid clerk hire, 81
Paid for the relief Of K. Butfum and family in kai
sas, So; 10 committees for "rriI-i' purposes, ~
lGtni 10 raliri, $siiD. Paid for Shgrpr's rifles, 81
for psS>o q "I arred cin.grn:.ts. -. to nn,-.
committee for civil war /. 400. Loaned to G.neu
Schuyler, 500; 10 G.. Robinson, governor go
making q total Of three MDusaHd IRE hundrsd q.
tc. iGHs.rs dcvo:ci 10 nlvil war; while only io'r ig'
.:red a"d tvCHty .Fle Go!Gra were devoted To relief
The widows aud orphans Of kHnsas, says the AI5sr
Argus. called for breed end they give them bGllr,
Whist Il farce upon philanthropy! What q psro.
upUu reliklOn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-30
FURTHER NEWS By THE CANAD.

HALIr.N, Sept. 2J.-The Canada reports that ibs
Collins s:oaner Baltic arrived out At Liverpool AZ
a. ~, on Thursday, the ilth, having b-su ietainr'!
several hours off the bar.
The English flies To the 18th contained the Annexed
additional items:
tFANCF.-The French exiles in the Basque pro-
vinccs nre /" L. reno 'c0 10 Sp..:..
The Monittr'r Cur;ains thu Tcp0r; from the m!Ei-ir.
on Foreign Affairs, proposing vHrIoG. reforms IL tie
diplomatic service.
The Emperor il still Mt Biarritz. On tn. 9th iu.,
he Ti-iteG Snn Sebastian.
SPaiS.-It is u"r slated that tho Few coIstitun.n
snd "r.aGic law viii he ruhli.hrd on the la'h lnsi' b"s
tlat The new election will he poetpnned q. onI -
possible.
The report ia current that ssquestratIon - to b'
,aiseI from the cvltiscated property OF Queen Chr'''
tiama.
lrALY.-Gen. Todleben was receiving a warm
w-lcnm. in Sardinia.
R~USSiA.-Thc continental papers profess to ESi
tn" substance: of the amnesty TO be granted, n ~
lows:
F~iret-Ti!st la maritime provinces shall 10 e'2nP'
from CONSUMPTION .Gr fear yri's' 49,.
Sc~cond-Amn-s.y :nr he e'"f,'s "i 1926, d.
and 1881, bu; tn. cOniiasatioI OF properly NOT r.
moved.
T!.ird-- Direct ~,axarion to he regulated by q nr"
census. o..
II !. reported that the Car is about to efiec, q ia
uudrreina.l.: ~ religious matters with the Pope.
A urw dict removes AL Inarentine r"atr!c'i"i
from E.asqrabis. Black Sea and Sea Of Azof, GH'1
Tn. close Of navigation for The present year.
PKrSSIA.-Ihc celebrated trial Respecting w
stolen dispatches IL terminated ny the sentence ~ ~
accused police agent To q ibnS trrn oi lmpriarniLt"'
NEW IEALASD.-An encounter il reported o..
tween the British r!Oops and the natives. Eigi'rr.
OF the latter, 1t ~ said, were killed. A large amour
ii property al Wellington had been destroyed .! I'''
New discoveries Of gold and roper were rcp'Ti'''
LATEST INTELLIGENCE. h.,
Ii appears 10 be the Common opinion III fH''tn.
the French md English cabinets are At issue ~ =
raj points, though no one ~ippo-s- THAI the ="
rnces Can essentially affect The alliance. -.
The Investment of General Donu"l! vim
grand Gordon of the Legion nj Honor, ani Ia" H'l #,
attention paid 10 u"uut M2..cy b. IL: l.I"p'.o,
Russia, are mol likely 10 p!ease tie Engl'-!' ly.tT. o. ~
inrnt. The Engilgh cabinet takes tho same s.I INA
Turkey ami Austria on the question OF ae'.."- =,
DanubiAn rrincipaities. The French gCvefiNA"'
still undecided Oh this point. .,, the
The Muuitcur says that on The o'h lis', u oeI".
Anniversary of the capture OF Sephs'olTol' Tue i"r
ror invited the 35:h regiment OF me me, my"
stationed at Biar-;,z, TO a dinner. Ihe private hn,
.ub.l,ara ,h;c.rs were entertained IL tront 81 ne r.
rirnIes by the Emperor end EaIpre-s. 'ho s"rf:II t%
Ler arms the imperial Prince. Ia" vh'csna
rc,;meu, afterwards ilned with their M"J's'''
Trh. LII. of S.rpants i- evacuated. Midi,
N. S,,,.n La. bestowed the sword al '"' '-'''
on Admirai Houston Stewart.
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4, q + T. II v
THE POET lAkh.

The purple hills ere ,inse,i with e"''I
Tho evening lcr,s mr." drHwi,S NV"
And yet. near ynnda: .'l"u'' n"n"''
III. lark is soaring in III" SKY,
Why !. he there II, >uc!, an E'''
The twilight crcrps the vale long
Th, drowsv bee now quits the II 'wtr'
Ths thrush ha,h closed his >r'per song
bsar5 him DER the waving c"rn'
Herald the dawnimg Of the day
And nov. on futterinG pin'"n l'"'ne'
II. chants l,i- parting r"ai"!ttay.
Ua-k how the little mins!:e! sings
Among the golden clouds OF even.
While up he springs on trembling wings
As if his spirit were in heaven.
Ia il ambition calls him there,
And prompts so sweet a song 10 HOW!
All! no, all no, it's all for her
Who nestles in the vale below.
For her he mounts the clouds among,
For her attunes his melody
And thus. my love, expressed in song,
Is all that | can give 10 thee!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-30
CORONATION OF THE EMPEROR OF RI

Moscow. SrSp.Y, Sept. Ills Imperial Msics
the Emperor Alexander IL. was sularnnlv crowned
day NJ l. o'clock. The ceremony took place in Tsp.
81 Ssoh"r, and the act ~ coronation w"S prrfo-Iu
By Hrcnbianup ihilare.rs, the M"irOpCAian Of S.l
COW. among TIA" special Ambassadors who w.
prc-cn. were Ear. Granville, Prince Es;crhazv. !
Castalhorgone, and the Representative" of the Satan
The proceedings had all that august appearance whic
immense preparation had Designed. Al inmen.
crowd assembled AZ the Kremlin Palace and IN 1t
strcl;5, and very sr-a; enthusiasm wgG ~ovs:y~hc.
inani.-strt. The ringing OF cells, the airing o. g..
non, tie parade Of troops, The ccromdni.!' .! T.
church, the procession io the palace, aud the deco,
tons vi the cily rendered The whole ai!air mos. 4,
CDirii:Ig. The coronation WAS favored BY beag;a.
weather. Conn; Or.ul: was created a Prince. lrr.
Woron4uiT II field marshal, aud Generals de Be-
AND SpunhrukhU,f counts.
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rr, Far tie En-
IElii PROScprpr,,r

IL may not be generally kuo,..
.'.n' ''i' d 't' u shhrpers, Whi,. - " VIZ
VAIN some spTInkIing Of aboItinn' - Nnow-Nothii
some yeer' ago obtainr,l from tn. I. iTls believe
t,n'h,n rnH'cI I" maze q plankrond fra,n ;" n '
Quarter Branch Ia the Louisa line, aho nm hH'
ago this company finished some J mr. & ~ :!
road, and commenced their charges, the mos, 10
hithnt. So.mlcb so, aud So OGiuus is m. cn,,,a'A
80 Indifferent the road. that many farmers an.
shun II. and travel some distance out Of the;, NJ, '"
reach Richmond sooner then coun,enauce n. 70!
tons p~ractiSei on them. The company. aft.r ~
eI trials, and failing 10 obtain an hoHcst aue,J,. r
tathtN man, one who could impart some ch,r,o. ,
the concern, to collect its tolls, NJ last sucr..I
getting just such q man in the person Of Mai. J.','
al old gentleman from Louisa, who had been tbs
sentative Of that county in the Legislature fo,. 't
years. Poverty alone induced Mai. jackson , a.,
ms connexions with his county, and take the r,':
pace OF toll gatherer,' at the small pittauccci;
IN the nope and expectation Of having a HON. sr..a
remnant OF his days, which, in the course Of ,,,.ss
can De Dut few. But, unfortunately for him
rSf hr"'', n 2"hthtmaHly M0rimg, and. more -.
ilxed ana stern Democratic principles, (wisT.~ d
ana circumstances could not shaker fer rrt. W."
empowers h1d no HS., and, u few DAYS sirca =.
he could hot he aScd, the directors, five in pr"
ana "hncw'N othinss." all sat in conclave. An.
prIved this cd gcHtl"man of his little place 49,
ms t'ihe ni NE cast him loose on I" "orlt To s-..
oreau' iha' ms blow has been struck for m no,
or dereIiciion OF duty, is abundantly shown by
tact tha', tor the eish; months be ha: been ,hr :.
salheFer' 'ie RECEIPT have nearly doubled the am.
tor IN" snimc time last year. In is Inn. ~, ; nn:
ton "t the wishes Of every person who N,vsi. on
r"au-i"r the uniform attention and cour,.Sv nj Y
Jackson. lao unlike MANY others in sI,uiIgr s,u.,s''
have endearri him to nil who know Lim / ro
w"'itoi' ana htar'!rs' act | have rarely known ;
one winch hnow-Nothingjsm alone wollI hsy.. f,
petratcd. "'e :
IL Is ,"iu t.a' tl''s Company will, at the hand,
~, ~. "IA' StsI''"I'' G,K some t1vor>. il 50, il !. hop
this dlssraee'aI &c; will not be forgotten.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-30
SDI'TU CAROLINA.

TITO is The onlv State in the Lnion in which the
=" w. cot choose electors Of President and Vice
!Erss:i.n,. iho C..a:!eg!2n. News states that Gov.
Adams will convene the LssIs,a' IRE DC Inc i.ras Mon.
'Ia,. :, November next 10 choose electors for the
STATE. that being the day fixed by law for holding
,nn ..r,inn of electors 10 elect q President and Vice
Tr.,;I.It of,hc United States in ali the States Of the
Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-30
liESRIC'n.
TIE ENCROACIIMESTS OF S;.vEuyn

We cannot Conceive OF hUmbUg more unni,
Says the Detroit Free Prcssl than the rrolcs.cd g.,
cltHde of ab"lItiOuism at the "encroachneu, nj >,
slave power Tno.e 10 intelligent nau who do.
not know that when the Union WAS formed i, cons.
Ell OF twelve slave States aud one free State. n.
was the original Union The "slHvc power was on
nipotent. Ii made last such a Constitution 40 il /,
sired, and the only provisions contained in the G.,
Stitu.iUn thus made regarding slavery are !. I,
clause requiring that fugitivcs shall be drIivere! G..
and :. The clause providing that in all enumers;igs
1T inhabitants for the purpose Of n basis OF reprrs-.
t;.tion in the House OF Representatives the slave D.
ulatiOn shall count three iilths OF their sctusl nm.
her. I'm the North negroes are counted az H.,
whole actual numh.r.I These guarantees are all p,
the 'sIavr power required. II demanded no'!.
more. With these il was content.
Thus much with Respect 10 the Union at it, io-r.
ton. II has n"w increased To thirty one State, \
which sixteen are ir e Gui fifteen slave. OF N. -
BELONG l originally to sIr.in.r, hat which -. c4.
10 Toe .rn".ai govc. ..ieHi, ..nnr.inG C. coGdYt.o. a..
-iaverH ,nuIid n., rSi-i i'll II, and "a. IL q par: Oh.
Louisiana purchase, oyer III" Th"l- ~ which Save
r..s'c! bJ law. liu-, seven ncw free y: IL. nar
h'tG erected Gut .! :Gr save territory, wliir 40, a.,
slave State has been erected O"t al lrar TERRITORY 80
Meanwhile, s"Nr!! at iL5 OrigiuR. siHrc a,Gtr. h..
abolished :!rECEy IT their own vui,:iOu, Gui i.J.
tlrr, other sUh-eTu"nt -lhyr STATES would have do.
So but ior The rise and Progress al ab"ltlonism.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-30
THE CROP.

LOUISVILLE. Sept. 2I.-Adyices as Jar Sout., a2
Clark svilir, Tennessee, represent the tobacco crop Of
Tennessee aud Kentucky to have been seriously
damaged by the recent irosts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-30

Charles ID. FcEtaine. thc Amr','"" "j.. t,m.
Governor of Mississippi, last TAIL ""' .'
self for Buchanan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-30

FRosr The Charlottesville Jeffersonian says that
there was II heavy frost in that place on Tuesday
night, and presulnes it was general in all the vicinity.
The tobacco has undoubtedly been injured by this
early frost.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-30

RE.I0yArIoS.-Mr. Garnet, chief engineer Of the
North Carolina Central Rail Road, has accepted the
position Of Chief engineer of the Pensacola and
lfeoryia Kali Road.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-09-30

NAvAL.-oriers have been received at the Cos
port (Va.) Navy Yard. from the Navy Department,
to Il; out the United StGte, sloops of war Dale and