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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-01

ecAte Il tae princip'es 81 the American party.
CRY CouN5iL.-At 4 regular meeting Of the Cuun.
~ IItla my ot Lanehurg, held 1t their Chamber
on rf5aa2 .euiag. nstoher 24fh, ls5Gs
Pm =-l5i1 u. u cs. Pfst3as Jtn,s l. P4ene.
J4Hcs u tauehoruc. T. {. = FurptsoH Ru :
PAYNE jphu oyler aud Geo. u. Da,i- R.at.rs
The Captain oil the Nighi-Nut presented IN az
CONT lir the >crsiecs of the u atr for the month
ending lac 2afl ms NJ, which w. traa aud re, 81,
"a. aud IN mo ion 'ed that Tie fresiden1 draw
onthe Treasurer iu favour Of the several members of
tn Aateh AZ f'll ". VIZ: E. H. DJu,lr Cuplnia for
80 samuel lNIor fer - Joseph n \, for = - :;
Thoua- Prtof ler s.: Richard Thoml> fer - !,
- Ter Way Tor 80 3Rl Chilli, Dawson for Sill
IN king Slfp.
IN. Mayor made a qnsfleflv repor, of hi franslr-
Ii ln> Tor the qutrter ending the 10Th in t.af which
reH aud eIted shpWin- the amount received
fh iaes. &e, 10 have been - pa ami. after deduct
ing : Y - otire expenses The balance. So -, he
had plii into the Treasury ami his appointment of
Oliver May and Caddi- Dawson. rs Waterman, is
approved; and. on motion resolved that the Pre,i-
DEM drw the Treasurer for N2p0. for aud in full
OF the ,allry Of said Mayor for the quarter.
Resolved that the President draw on the Treasurer
in favour of Lewis Mcrrctt, ST. for the of : 70 50
Tor aud in fail of his for repairs at the Market
House; aud in favour of j. H. Robinson for - 90,
amount OF his account for m ding off S4j0 Water
Tickets aud in favour OF The Lyncbhurg Repub-
hcpu for $50 30 amount OF is account for adj err
sing notices. &c.. aud in favour OF j. II Thompson
Co tor : Is g.. amount of their account for Oil fur
ni~hei Police eiiee and i'll favour of the ENerutriN
OF Pleasant Preston, Iced, for 81 50, amount of
tax impraperl, Charged and in GlvoHr Of the Chair
MN Of the Watering Committee for Sl0l Is, subject
10 the orders ot said Committee; and IN favour of
the Committee on Lights for $50 subject to the
dcrs OF said Committee. and ia favour of Y y Mont
eomery Collector, tor SGol Ii, being per cent.
commission ~30o1s 10 amount paid into the
Trea> ur,. Of this years taxes up To lath October
The petition OF Henry Davis for falwelD asking
that 81 p amount of Railroad tax in the suburb.
be refunded to him was referred the Finance
Committee
y \. Montgomery. Collector presented order
from ". 2 Slsson, directing the Council 10 pay him
whatever they might think reasonable tor his services
q. Commissioner Of the Revenue, which was referred
Ia - Finance COMMITTEE
" E ioIioy. Assistant Collector, made Report
Of Read Estate sold ly him on the 18th September,
s56 for the uahpayment OF taxes for the years 1852
80, ii. aud - which read and received and
ordered to be filed And it being reported that said
lolev had not sold the lot of +. j. Dupont, because
il was without the mile limits of the Corporation,
and that of Mary Needham not sold because il
was in the street, it is ordered that the same,
to- wit: +. j. Dupont, 81 Is
nrl Mary Necdbam, 10 90
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Boston. Oct. % -Wchbcrs cxtpneve rope
walk. in Northampton street, Wa destroyed hv
Ere about midnight. The loss i, estimated at SO
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n AskSsaE ID.

ia Wednesday enl3g. the 10Th nt. by the Rev
II kinekle, Mr.. JAMes " JOINS. to Mss MARY
l.. NoBvELL, all of this city
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llolle had not sold the lot of E. j. Dupont because
il was without the ! mile limits of the Corporation,
and that of Mary Needham not sold because it
was in the street, it is ordered that the same,
to-wit: l.. j. Dupont, 81 Is
url Mary Necdbam, 10 90
be received as credit upon the final settlement With
the said Collector.
The resignation OF YIN. p. Sisson, Commissioner
OF the Revenue, read to the Council and received.
VIM ". Norrel, Treasurer, made report for the
past month, which was read and received d order
ed to be filed.
The accoun, of J. }. Mays late Captain Of the night
watch. assigned to J. F. Slaughter, referred to
the Finance Committee for settlement
Resolved THAI the President draw the Treas
urer in favour OF " IA. trum oton for S23 80. the
II cunt of tax gtuIl paid by him in 1853.
TIE petition # y. F. BiggerS, praying the Council
10 direct the City Collector to Withdraw the notices
otgarnshment SER ed upon his tenants fof taxes was
ordered TO lie the table.
On motion, Resolved, That lnue McCorkle lie
appointed a proxy To repres mt the city in the next
general meeting OF the Stockholders of the james
River and Kanawh9 Company, and Lewis d. Cren-
shaw alternate and that Nathaniel II Campbell be
appointed Il proxy IN represent the city in the next
general meetings Of the Virginia aud Tennessee Rail
road Company: and the president OF the Council Is
oricred to execute TIC necessary power Of attorney
for the said proxies.
The following taxes being suspended were confirm
ed BY the Council viz: VI. { Newhaii for II 80. vi
ley Campbell for - - Nm. \ Waldron Tor - 90.
\. C. Manson for 81 On Nm Orampton Tor o4+ 9d
WI. / N'nl ter - oo; Il " laneey tor - -. 'na
e. r. X Allison Tor - va anu llte 'p'Ptior Is 10 %
ere iltei pf jha Stne On e ueHeht win me iteN-
nrer: and the flowing suspension was rejected w
John II, Iyree.
\ petlhoa WAS receiver from eitlzens OIL b''hioe'
lilll IA KING that water ne rahFevei hNoh hf hiH'
winch Wa referred 90 inc Watering committee.
AuI then he Coangil adioIenel
An extract from uie minutes
FATAL Ae0hENT-Ne learn that James son OF
James t. Ward Ed o. ms county YOUTH 81 S'o'
~ or Eears " He'. was kiIle' ~ ',t ",e'tn''
dIsehlrGr Oh gun III niS own H"'''' NC '''e l''
lea. ned the PafteHlaf7,
FARMER AsSh hLf.--N "'e''np "' '"e i"!ti''iH
Assembly was It'a Yesterday m9fHnR - o'"'N'
pursuant 10 '.9'''h'"en'-H "n' " III - n''a y va
PNihg Inc ehaH' -, -.
t'"',''i"l G"u non" 'ue 9r'i'e', Va t"e 9 3
no1"'"" '"'''>i'r 81 '''''' "''" ~ . ..
N".''ll''e = ''''il''"Ai"s - u - =
aRIlrHi'9'H. sPe'it'e"'. 'o"e,.e. '"'i'H 1'
sal hA9''uon n Tue cay 81 r's, was IJ'rter9 'a'
tons TO make suitable a'hhe"to2ehenlN'
Inc secretary ,pe1 rea' Tue 'eP'' u '"' ~, y
ave yom"'"te "n'eh vas 'alu on tue 'a''e ""p VI
dere"t 10 nr printed
MI, IA E" VI N"I"n" NAV lug "i'.'' 'M WI "on ~
nee "I 'ffh' 'ir 1ohh u MoSp!' Jr1 u nc hi"'' was
e'gl'a IN Ms pace
Inc oraef .! 'He a'F ne tpe'lon oi oinsels u Wv
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ctr Il u =tatc AHatls

SreASIsG TufRsnN NleHf.-llon. Nm. l. Cog.
rn was prevented hy sickness from filling his ap-
p .ufmeui ia this city Thursday night James l.
] usua. Esq of Bedford, however appeared IN his
D &C. and Delivered snort cut animated anil efec-
adlrcss- Mr J Is an abie speaker aud an ardent
eeate 81 Tire principles Of the American party.
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NTOhsSss.s. Has 81.
" Vain street. t.,uchburp, VI.

"a Vain street. ~ nrhhurX, Va.
THE NOHNllI1 h8, undergone rhsnAF 81 construction
that poee eoun with the hest nel,ln built lates 81
tie
Fhr utrar necessary for Ruets
AMI il IA furnished rItaANCt aud CoMt on spiud
Ia the asou all and character that viii mak cit tauk IA
tact, with tbr ufst ,'esa ltutels Of the country
NIlI.s & ny nE.
aur l4dNff4 piapt4ptarH
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- aud eommo lonsy constructed lotc under the
mep o the uuderl ned excellent condition for the
accommodation tho public The devoes his
sona attention aud will hc wanting efforts
pondiues calculated promote the comfort of his Eueaa
An Omnbs always attendance conway travellers to
aud from the Depots and Packet Landing
ma puatct4 tuAS
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NXvANSEp. = 4. 'OD SONPOSvTuH
w THIS OFFICE. EARLY APPLICATIONS Is DE.
SIRED. loet It's
GIoAKs, CIOAEkS, GISSKs.
OF. ~ 1e564
GEORGE VI. ElaKEK n co,
INACilBl Rn "a
- ESPECTFVLlY "a The To their
IL >p udlt stock # Ciuak-=
Snpcr Velvet 'leaks Nntf" Antique Frmmug)
More Antique Cloak aNule,t TrmHtnlN
French Castor do lNaHotnu) fMaire Trmmiug)
do do do sEurenial lMoired Nolvet)
BIZ CT til totks tbeanftnllb trimmed and Al .pcat
VaretN1
The apove goods selected with the greatest poss l
and Ladies wanting Cloaks reliable can s,c
from the above Stock fee ing satisfied that they retg
the most fashionable goods G NJ. 4 CO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-01

- lie ID noul all the Courts city Of IvncGbur,
and the rauiti,S If F1aiph.l aud HaGtard
IL will give "tflH attention 10 thu collection Of Ciafns
On'aa ia Ssf.,.absIi unild.ng, Market street.
IL LIZA
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u SloN MERCHANTS, SAN FRANCISCO CAI4-don
fIeT lat FGoNf srRrfr NV Particular attention
pad 10 SALES OF ron AtGO aud direct from
the Virginia Manufacturers solicited
RFFERENtES=A# Is \. Lawrence a Co Woston Allen
4 paNsen. New YORK. Courtney & ca shng. Baltimore !;
Davenport. Allen 90 Edmond, Davenport q Go, Ludam
a Watson, lamts L. Heath, late auditor and tronsbhw
60 Rlchmond MefoIle \ Jones Mcdaniel Hurt a Pres
ton + G $ Ferguson 4 Co aad Miller Crenshaw Lynch
burg
B-lINmR established branch Of our house In New
York enr resident partner Ia that city VIII evo his personal
attention To the receiving ranshprnE aud securing thu low
ut freight Of commission MI goods cousRn
ed Ia san Francisco House.
Mcssrs Edmond Davenport Co VIII act fnr Us ut Rich
mund aug cody.
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U,AcroRy FIXTURES ron s,LE.-.~i.n t.

n dispose private sale Of the Fixtures oi the Tobacco
Factory recently carried by Io beprcs at Campbell C.
H. They consist Of all the necessary fixtures for well com
Iecd establishment comprising and presses Rl
In good order nearly h wing been us' hht or"
season. They viii b" oepo4cd ot on liberal term;
and hnldng is also sale opportunity pre-
Wishing "ngag" In the InSn 50 81 put
ting up tobacco JOHN u. AbENANbfh.
atl ildDrt- Campbell l.. IIo
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% NJ ItI y Nr1-fT0o AT tTo I0nTts u hr tIIY0I
ynehnF. and # the cunutirS Campbell aud BEDFORD
Dirr the Farmers Bank and Is the heretofore
rnpird by Goern P1ec lis lIdteiV
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n WI d.EEN.
u Ayers thUrry Frrtlra.
Wf-tare BtIsam Wild Cherry.
Basr's Cough Syrup,
Bryaus PnHouir Wafrs.
Nushtuu SImrs' cod Liver ILL.,
CuraEnua l'a-te
With other popnu Cough Remedies on band and for sale
by !. II THOMPSON co
OFT II DuKRilt..
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Languages NJ lNuehhhrg College. would like a. form
seet ca If Young Genmen In the study of the French
Language The bo given urA. occupying
hour lie W" learn thrp only 10 understand but Ia peak
thc Iron.h ro'rrrilv
Icrms S a. months $50 90
tantsmeu Wishing lnn the class VII pcaar leave their
uaues II ~ Nuunan ON irct lo,t2w
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$50.
FALL sINLE HATS

q r... -' 'si:; HATS "A
Iirns fine Philadelphia Fail tylc Molr-kin Hats; Nonug
also the old Dominion Flu Brims very
Hats made by af taSr and equal - In
style quality, and offered to suit and please in all
cp Its T. StABl Ky
~DTIGE.-AIi person. Indebted ia mr either
"a by bond opru aceou L. are requested 10 make
t. Nh early asblc, as longer udl
cannot be given u W lANtII.
4
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FATAL AeoIpESr-Wc learn that james, Son Of
james 3. Ward. ESQ. Of this county. youth OF shont
~ or wears of age. was killed hy the accidental
disehlrsr Of gun in his own hands. We hive rot
lc, ned the part.eulars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-14
coRREsPoxDEScE rrHEpIspAr
SAVANNAH. Ga u

SAVANNAH, Ga, Feb II, 1856
The sunny south" is indeed the garden spot of
the world, and after a short residence in Savannah
I am inclined to think it one OF the most delightful
places in the aforesaid. 1t is beautiful place re-
minding Yirginians very much of Richmond There
are not many buildings here of striking beauty or
size, but the contour OF the city is unsurpassed
The Independent Presbyterian Church is, perhaps
one of lhe most attractive buildings here and is
well worth visiting
The new Pulaski monument, situated at the end
of Bull street, opposite the old monument, is one
of the most attractive objects to strangers II is
square column about 100 feet high On the north
side is the representation Of Pulaski wounded
and falling from his steed On another side ia the
inscription, Pulaski, the heroic Pole, who fell
MORALLY wounded, fighting for American lib.
erty at the siege of Savannah, 9th October, 1779"
The column is surmounted by the Genius of Lib
erty. The monuments appropriately surrounded
by railing, cOmposeS Of ramrods aud cannons
Hale wife of Mr.. Hale formerly proprietor of a
large jewelry establishment in Richmond She
died of consumption, and will be inferred here
whore she had come to recover her health.
There is much activity in cotton to-day an adj
vance of ! a having taken place under the Per
sia's news 1t is quoted at 6id10
noticed to-day the ship Telegraph which put
into this pert some weeks since in distress She
came out of dock ths morning and is now taking
on her cargo received from City Point, Va, with
cargo of Crenshaws -four.
We still have militia in Georgia and Your
correspondent has just been summoned to parade
in It, Yours truly, VIGNETTE.
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9,r,osisfes of the Census.

inong other interesting facts of DE Bows stats
fcal View of the United States, the Boston Tran
script mentions that the non-slaveholding have q
third greater population than the alayeholding
States that the foreign vote Of the country Is
one twelfth of the whole; that about one-third of
the white population of the slave States slave
owners; that the State of New York has about one
eighth Of the population of the Union that there
Il one house to every six persons in the country
that the Roman Catholics have but oneeleyenth
IS many churches as the Methodists that the num-
Der Of persons who live East Of the Mississippi Is
twelve times greater than of those who live West
thereof; the distance between New York and New
Orleans Is more than that between London and
Constantinople, or Paris and ST. Petersburgh
over twoifths of the national territory is drained
BY the Mississippi and its tributaries; of the l591
political newspapers published in the United States
In 1850, s5J were Wing and 742 were Democratic:
there are 100000 Indians in our territory; at the
close of the Revolution there were but 5000 in
the old thirteen States, according to an estimate
Of Gen. Knox direct and indirect tax paid by
each white person in the country, 1924; number
OF real estate owners, 500, 0Oe or one in about
10 OF the free males over twentyone years OF age
number Of federal Office holders, exclusive of
army and navy rs, 456, q nine fold increase since
llh00-the population having increased about i've
fold; onefourth part OF the people reside in VII
ages, towns and cities the number of people to
= dwelling In New York city average more than
u, In Boston nearly 9, in New Orleans o. in Rich
mond about 5 ; in 81 counties the females greatly
predominant in l55 the slaves, and in the foreign
born q a-
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The Southern Literary Messenger for Februa-
~ states that letter has been recently addressed
TO John Esten Cooke Esq, of this city, the gift
ed author of THE Virginia Comedians" DC, by
Mr.. Alphonse DUR. one of the most eminent pub.
fishers In Leipsie requesting an authorization OF
ira new edition of his works, Or continental circu-
iation. We have heretofore noticed q similar
! compliment TO Marion Harland" The Messenger
also states that some of Mr.. Cookies novels, like
! those Of Miss Hawes. have been honorsd with an.
probation by London publishing house. We re-.
eiee hear that the splendid genius of our voups
sass nsuan Is beginning TO be proI eriy appreciated
= Ins pen that wrote the Virginia Comedians Is ca,
rable Of winning for its author q glory second to
that Of no living novelist.
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~. a,,.-,sn Rnlwer Treaty.

The London Times is beginning 20 YAK hko
. man on the Clayton Bui~er treaty ~ recon-
/ Haends England 20 give up what does not hesi'
,.,A n, urouounce It's questionable right to the
Mosquito protectorate and the island Of Rnatan
aud. BY way Of delivering itself of the whole EN-
barrassment at once and forever, throw the worth
iess settlement of Belize into the bargain. In re
turn, II calls upon the American government to
rous out the illfbusters who have taken forcible
possession of Nicaragua, and held Il In defiance Of
the win Of both countries II admits that In re-
gard TO the observance Of the treaty the part Of
the American government there has hitherto been
nothing 10 complain of .zsvss
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n Southern view of the Threatened war

u Southern View of the Threatened War.
The National Integencer transfers to Its inffu-
otial columns an article from the Charleston Mer-
cary, which strongly deprecates any interruption
al our peaceful relations with Great Britain The
Mercury is well known for its devotion to South
srn interests, and doubtless expresses the senti-
Iasnts Of the better informed Southern statesmen
IA reference to this question The Mercury argues
that the immediate consequences Of war would be
In the highest degree disastrous to both nations
that the value of the matter In controversy is very
small that neither Great Britain nor the United
States can, in point of fact colombo the Mosquito
Coast, on account OF the unhealthy climate that
nothing can be gained by the conflict, and that, II
We seek dominion, Time win bring it 70 us more
certainly than war. I" Our standing army and
navy Is TIME = The Mercury adds that, we can
afford to wait In the settlement of this question
and, If the decision presses, we can honorably
leave II TO The arbitromeaf of an impartial umpire
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Atlack upon a LiberInn Town.

More sPeeinc ana renaoie .idlngs OF me recent
outoreaA oS lhe hast %, anu .heI ATTACK upon the
ci.iLens oi eiinon Lioers, are gwen N 1upjoih-
"a Ie'sei, 70 ~ .ne efsla Al
We" =, ium ~ nI. Ioppih'
ger, :" Ine ~ s,o.lety =,
ron, t - 10 az p Up "a eI iuI
sner .a. E l,;a anu Ina. the L,oe,
aas VIII no. :; 10 ~ en.1i tne 'ehted heid
again, uhi1ss ~ oe ~ piopo.'i Shast.sc Ihose VINO
S '1 " she. wantoh ae
n. NJ VI .molp.; aao,,,. 80 a. VI NAIuapie
49,. p.na;Son4 Boheu.a VI '"e Is
o. ~ iath nit;rno conna o,,a +h c
oiona;' - .ha Prt;sl' bo,. 80
borhn af Craan.;Iia Ill nnaao = rns IN sue
=, 800 IA ecu 10 me
sns;d;n - pI,,o Re- Tha sy,o;. 800 Ins &c
t Sk".;. - aS Ia, ne Ious aay tne
,oI u 'no " ~ an pally, was ai-
harI CO.. rpaaSs ~ .b an.a % .ns
orar sa;za ~ rraseaS ~ piua De aS anu plop
81. o.s ~ r '. I'll ~ ~ az anu He'lana
- au aai ~ e !na
49, a,,Td be- $500 a. e. sa.tia o'
sn,o hss;.a,on - OF ~ aa"ar.,o,, al.eI
~, lei ~-on,;oa ,bot ~ othar t,.a I.,'1s seu
~ inert 80 dsy The sbarf r;a.,S, ue ses
10 The y;var With as ho nos,;va, 1880 1Su
~ h;o, "a hn5 pstanns x; IsseI 's 'ne
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A letter appeared in the London Times from
n SIR r b. Head, which refers to "the reputation
by the State Of Florida of about 80 0000 oo by the
State Of Arkansas Of all their debts, by the State
of Mississippi of 100000 of their debt and
dnally, to .the unpaid debts 10 En9l0ad Of tht
q States of Alabama, Virginia, Pennsylvania md Ma
Tyland" We glad to that this misstatemeni
Of Its correspondent is corrected by the Times
which. in It's money article, says: Alabama, Viz
gdnia, Pennsylvania and Maryland, however, have
not only never repudiatsd their obligations but
are free from any amount Of debt" Reputation
q resort Of which Virginia Is incapable, and to
q which she can never. under any circumstances
y come The sentiment of her public action, like
that of her private life, prefers death to degrade
tion.
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NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, The Argue OF
yesterday relates the case of an old bureau which
was the property of q poor widow. being sent to
auction and one of the drawers being opened 81
in gold was found in ii. The money was returned
to the owner who was ignorant of its existence It
having been placed there by some of the family
who died during the epidemic. Rev. Levi NJ. Car
ton of North Carolina, has accepted the charge of
Court street Baptist Church, In Portsmouth Mr..
Etheridge has been elected commissioner Of Reve-
nue. for ST. Brides Parish, Norfolk county. The
Americans of the 2d congressional district In meet
ing at Portsmouth, nominated John w. Andrews
as delegate to the Philadelphia convention
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NEW YORK. Feb. 13-Flour declined State
1856; other kinds unchanged. Wheat firm and
unchanged Corn languid at GO cents. Pork
drOoping-mess quoted at 1881. Beef lower and
dull-repacked Chicago quoted at SLABS. Lard
firm. Whiskey declined-Ohio quoted at 90
BALTIMORE, Feb. 13-Sales of 1900 barrels
Howard street ionr at So Small sales of corn at
6O662 cents. Other articles unchanged
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,isuE D4ILY DISPATCH
,ae naval Bears.

Aies.'A The Naval DSAss "a. -.
The memorials from the proscr'oea =. IA.
coutinss 70 pour IN upoa TIE ssn.ss 49, ~,
srs, ~ a. y. n,,ler Of South Carolina. from ma
sn.se wife Of Lisut Holando. eomriainins
A. 5000 bs. been placed on the reserved
srs.her his subordinate in rank b rsn
as- M ss.,s,s 70 far.her promotion Lieut. Ro-
-, zine he was showed aside BY the
49, ... sAsaains hi. blood in sori0ns victory
; ~. -. Chinese pirates, and sliciting from the
,.,,.e governor Of one Of the Eastern stations
: warm need Of praise -. :, =,
m. suggestion Of . Revtory Board, which snAi'
,.usdv. upon application. the wrongs conm'''sa
nv the old Board, l. worthy Of consideration =
should also have the power Of considering wne'nel
ssaas Of those whom the old Board len on 'ne 10.
ought not 10 undergo the inspection OF Sonr' 81
Inquiry. az .fss
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Necessary to choice e1-no election.
The last ballot resulted in the election of W en-.
COTTON MIN Destroyed,

BRISTOL, RI Feb. 13-The Pekannoket steam
cotton mills were destroyed by fire this morning.
Loss $4,000. upon which there was an insurance
for $4,000. A large number of operatives were
thrown out of employment. and meeting of citi-
zens has been held for their relief
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The Coyinston and Ohio Railroad.

II viii be seen that the Senate has followed the
rejection Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
; bin, by the rejection OF the Govington and Ohio
! Rsilread bill We do not regard the decision thus
" given a. irrevocabe even at the present session
The bill, IL win be perceived, waA reconsidered,
: and may have smother chance. Not few who
voted against 1t, were old line Improvement men,
but they think the finances Of the State do not
warrant any farther appropriations now to works
Of Internal improvement But surely, even On the
ground Of financial expediency, something should
BE- done TO keep what has been done In repair aud
thns to save the State from actual loss