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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-01

XHTE have been engaged Tor some time past -
w IN getting the patterns a
Povs especially designed Tor turning under the Nh
heaviest growth Of vegetable matter, AzgA
have pleasure informing friends that int
have fully accomplished that end.
We would call the attention Of Piow
a. large stock % IIJgf o. Cuvator
ers New Ground Jumping Coaters
putting In wheat Harrow &C. &C Al Of which
own shops, b. GOOD workman, and Subtraction
sem squsTe below tbs ErebS1vs Rlehtnoss V.
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BOWEL COMPLAINTS

Fifteen twenty drops Of H. r. Relief little uArr sAy
every ID 70 20 minutes, will quickly the
charges Of Dysentery and DarrhUA will stop
tbs
r. Remedies sold by all the Druggists State
BY Purcell LAdd Co. Richmond Also By Ade Gray Rich
mond. RADWAY A 90
IAi2-dAvIy-mh22 1872 Punon st,s., Me-. Yo,L
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NTOTICF-ro ALL WHOM m MAY CoSCTRY --1SI--

~ the Richmond DAnve Railroad Company have lad IN.
misfortune 10 lose their freight house Ia Richmond well por-
zion Of their rolling stock they present
deliver All down freight The siding 81 their depot
ot 10 is city, the shall
Immediately removed b. those cons gc or be.
long s Company viii responsible for m. ttnr ~
The same aud the parties nterrsid concerned
therefore take notice tina; all down before stated viii H.
At their risk as soon uuloaded from the cars.
O. CAMPBELL.
ja2t-N Ruperintsndent ~ Trsp
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NOTICE.

II A.. q. HUNT q DANIEL H. HUNT have
- neeie themselves under the arm Of HUNT BRO
Quoting Commission Business
Virginia between Cary and the Danve
Harvey Wood A Col
kinds OF country produce promising prompt attention
slgnIaenis, and quick returns. jaa-ts
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IHTNT,s IMPWOVEn PArENT MuEaT

III DRLJThe Performance this Drill season A. 81.
trey satisfactory and spoken commcndao
BY those who used H. therefore feel recommending
ss Inferior 20 none hitherto invented II simple
Sion, durable, and liable Of order, price
less than Of other drills Those may the com
Ing season respectfully requested forward their early
avoid disappointment. n. BALDwIN
AuiU Mai
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-01
.ARTNERSIIIP notice.

RicHSOsD. July LIST, $50
UDsRTNERSBIPN OTICE.-The subscribe has
day associated with him Ia the business heretofore conducted
by HIM. Mr. John Bowers Tie business will heretofore
under the hrm and style 81 O. Yale
turns his cordial thanks his friends public the
patronage which has been bestowed upon him.
diligence which has been extended him by his
prosecution OF their orders lie that
have been made for and efficient fulnment
secure the hrm continuance OF the patronage
heretofore enjoyed.
jyiS-u @. YALE
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FEELS L2NDeN GnEEN eINaEn wINE

from frtnch Ordpef Oretn jamaica Ginger
Serfne orange Chrop, DO Three Years Oid.
a REMARKABLY pleasant, carmnAtive and
sumuent highly beneficial In checking
The stomach aud bowels weather which
frequently when neglected. produces Dysentsry Chora
so valuable remedy Tor Fauncy Dyspepsia and Gsnss De
bhiy Persons living IN districts where prevails
preventive Price % cents per bottle " per dozen.
~ Wholesale and Retail Agents Mcssrs BENNETT BFFRR
l2b Main street and 3 Pearl street. Richmond seb-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-01

BOOK AGENCY.
TuNlE Subscribers have established Agency in
and VII furnish any book publication price
Tree Of postage Any persons the price
ot any ~ The W MAGAZINES, such Godey
urahas Frank Leses fashions win receive the magazines
Tor and copy splendid thovraph portrait ~ either
wa,hngon ysetson o. Clay subscribing 70 " and u
Magazine ey VIII receive copy either ~ portraits
Subscribing 70 % worth ~ Magazines ali three portraits VII b.
sent gratls. Music furnished o M H.
Envelopes o. every uuan.
Ties, furnished. Seal Presses Dies, order
livery description Of Engraving
md dpsteh Views Of buidnE Newspaper Hesdng Views
Machinery Book Illustrations, Lodge Oehcas
Az orders sent BY ms promptly attended Persons
oher buildings send Daguereoype sketch o. building
by mail express
Persons distance having saabie articles would End their
advantage address The subscrbe would
the sale Of the BYRAM 4 PIRRCE
90 South Third street, Philadelphia, Pa.
.. " nTHaN. Ny gfrprS
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xr rH ISL, S T,,Is Ply %, or TnUNks:

KXTE opening THIS DAY, July osth, /-zEuA
w another supply Of those hard Russei
Sole Leather Trunks, by very MI
manufacturer that have ~ -
order They mad, IN the very best style
and IN The substantial
With Ladies the inside which rendrrs H. m
convenient Tor ladies ns
call. We keep o. A.
sell them a. low possibly anord.
jyqs No iis Main s,ro,f R'ebn1ns "a.
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HUBERT p. LEVERyRg.


M y. PEHKINs CO., No. 1H Eaeie square have
lust received Steamer Palm fesf Rans: Hoop SHIFTS
Vo AMI Long Whaisbnne also, ~ Sleeves ana
Sos w cts They Offering great bargains Iawps H vn
ana organdie Robes, Beregs Robes aud sks. ly2s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-01
NHw nooN, ny a yInGIs.A AUTmon-A!

.25o. uySoi J. W nGSboLPn'
New BOOK, Hy a vIKGISIA AUTMoH.Ar
W John Coolies Ns,o and Intsrttisg word The La,
q We &C., or 'ano.s on lie hordsr story Of the Old
c3Hsii'n Leather Stocking and s," nile" &c,
Aio, y.si r,e,ired
Ay NE United S.cs with portions q ms Core.pondsnse
''fa i[ si 1 p ,st BY JsRs: Gresham Prize
''on ~ = O. H T o. -h aeeeraie portrait, e.
pby aud XII "Gri,'nr %ions. e. SIZE AO'''
The W. @ s TO i ysSn y the SS..r, 0ss y
LyssI ''''' y ' PRICE sys c&RDo q D."
II e' rpercOg[.r and Trade Of the Principal
qg,,y ~ A. II l. Hsersn, vols, svo.
The M.seI.neou; Work. o. To9is; M.ls, "
Iss a,.sllanseas works q oliver Goldsmith vols. 10 mo-
The Court sud Family Of King George 3rd, vols svo.
The New Crsyius Contribution toward
Ihs anatomy and Physiology of the Human Body, by John
The L,s and Work; o. Rarn', vol. Edon
- YOUNG LADIES SCHOOL.
w YSnS S on W" ~. opn S 9 and Day sshoo Tor
LINDEN Square Franklin st
log from TIE elementary the highest Com.
s,snI VII be employed 10 each apartment, and great
n tpsn D'PSrpsn, WI b undI TIE lomsd.ts supervision
she viii devote h,r ssJuousy honestly TO s proper Tiai.
use Of The mesn. essential to m st.bb ana
MSsnste, Latin and the Physical Sciences taught By
gentleman, veil qualified for the task.
ltsan and German, by Native Masters Of each tongue
Muse on the Piano Harp and Guitar sngnE and Dr wing
by the best Professors e-' ~ "s
The french Language will receive
e charge OF French Lady who viii
Jet being 70 teach the Pupils both the Philosophy Of me snVuare
and u speak With md this end bt
medium 81 c0mmunicAtioni IN the Family
NE Junior and senior Glasses shall receive equal attention
h' Pegran proposes also the formation Of Bellies Letters
@ hs 9y Of kng.h Classical Literature Young
len school Bind this material aid ana
those Tom distance sho ay wish Pafour BoarisT
| can JOIN tiis class ''''
Mrs. Pegram vii have charge q The Boarding. Department
/ proper training q The Young Ladies.
Tfhss hoard Tor the entire session-f2OO
kngsh Course-RQ
Foreign Language, each.-t20.
Music Drawing Professor
Pcfsons Wishing Pupils further lpuure, rsts
Jyi6-du Itsprs gar.ss pt.,...., a..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-01

M mEDs WINTER suOK HD Iov,rsyIIIE
"eeS phi hpts o. mh sine, tulabi. Tor families for
~" VyUl JkA WINSTON,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-01
NrLEsAND moRsEs.

NTrLEsAND UORSES.-2o0 head Of Mues "a
I'VE and Horses arrived from Kentucky avery T1t
choice and superior of have suited ~ I'll
Tor Iron Masters Railroad Contractor Plantation u
Tor sale exchange AZ fair prices, and accommodating terms
EUWfJ WALKFR,
A. u. Blankenships Stables
NBt shal b In receipt OF fresh
q In he W
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-01

NNALSE HUuOH COHHECTED.-In order that the
misied
that daily made the family fte gntsl
deem duty q ~ prominent rspesenatves 10
that have
VARIOUS phian pursuits A. repoed and particularly
~ peace do deny having taken gun
powder but wish them 10 remember propulsion
that elegant Hotel the European plan, e Ballads
Hotel building opposite The Hotel Richmond
Va may distinguish from the rest ~
mankind" hope they will address
J. WOODpON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-01
so TIE CAHHIAt.T TSTS1: PTu,-IC-

VOUR attention Is invited Of RICH So ~
n MOND MADE CARRIAGES, consisting ofc.Ses-leszs d.
CogcSs, sy seat Cdrrfdgos RocldicdDs BuO0fes eSf{s
Sutttss, dc This work 10 made Of the best rnats-NZ--
rial hy good workmen, and under the Immediate supervon
proprietor VIII are thoroughly acquainted with the business
Also hand several yhf Carriage Bu0g
which Will De sold low BY AINsL1E ROWEN a POWELL.
Jelz 10th street, between Main and Cary
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-01

100 CASES OLIVE OIL.
HOD Pepper,
10 Ginger
25 Gases English Mustard for sale ~
lyl9 DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 co.
NEW ENGLAND uUm.-iO0 bbs l'ghiy gsvorea n
~ . Rum, hrsi proof. Tor sale BY T. WINSTON 60.
CsAFETY Fuse, BLASTING ANDUIFI
- POWDER, Hydraulic Cement, Tor sale ~
Ju2s DAVENPORT. ALLEN CO.,
etNXTAsIGINGTONu IIUE.-s5 $50 bills daily enacted
w per schr annie Rel" for sale BY
iva DAVENPORT. ALLEN 90.
a TIIoHOtGu, PRACTICAL uOOK-KEEp-
DESTROYS ~ situation. lie has much e4perisnee
N business and competent 10 take The charge Of
Boots.
Refer to Lewis Ill., Jas @. vsss Robt r. Hovi.on ON we'd
meyer, A. waller Morton and Geo. " Pssks. ly0-ta Aug
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-01

Iose seeking school in uhc their uafds ma rervs
good eegste busness education requested u consider ~
vantagcs here offered The thorough study besbf
en ftrosnss from any town -hoso discipline long sT.
pee shd hbHy 81 Tie Faculty, together With the clegDnes Of
"nr fsrs are points worthy ~ especial Motive Yor sJd,I
information Or Tor catalogue, address
jetG-Bm - " 49, r'ss'lsn,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-01

AN receiving large additions 10 my stock OF -
~ Hats and Caps, selected On IN 80
- citles, which makes assortment very complete all ~
n which, disposed 70 cell accommodating terms Al
wholesale retail.
oc4 JOHN THOMpsOy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-01

II those who subject afflicted with Fever and Ague III
Aches skin Diseases Breakngs Out Pmpls Botehes Pusu
letters, RASH Bos Humors will H. 4. Remedies
guarantee them protection against the visitation Of these mAAde
II afflicted, speedy and eGeciuA cure.
RAILWAYS RENOvATING REsOLvENT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-01

NIL. LElEHNWlfS SfIIOOI.--Ths nert ses.so ~
lNI MI tnuiuon viii open on dsy Of Oe,obs, ia ~
close on thf ist day %
I.s-Boa,d 20 wss,ag 81 Eng.h Tuition go Modern
!9 bsvng from Nature 90; Painting eoors 800 In iii
~ Primary Department iof children under yrsr ~ A. t
hFEHEScEs Of he School ght Rev Bbos CO.., "a
slsh,rns Rev Messs D. Hoge, D. D., Rev T. v Moore n d .
hcttIr ube Lefebvre, ,PrinopaE Rev w. Ksppie,
s " ". Nebb ", JohnP Ate D.. Lewis w. D. Jos
Mcard, John A. Caiyo Thon, Miss Oordo, ~. T.,to.
Madame kstvan, Mile Lacy, etc. 1872
~ letters 10 BE- directed 20
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-01

VuNus CNPARINtRsJP heretofore existing rrm Of
PurNEy. WATTS PurNEY Dissolved, BY mutual con.
sent on hc LIST Jun- 1886 All having
VII pre'nt trn' for payment, We respectfully Indebted
call ana settle Il desirable the
PiS possible rhs of the will be
uing Hp The business SAMUEL PtrrNEY
WA X WATTS,
srEPHES PUrNEY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-01

For Mr. GARDINER
nsilsm he unable walk without the help Of stick On
esh Of December he nst Reef-on
walk without aid and from who crippled
bed. ridden, think Of this.
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cAmmIAGFs. CARIAGEs.

CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
w. BOsHER HCCCEssuH ,-r-tsa -
hho Has on hand, large % CarriA- CUs 81
and harness Among vhichmay found some ESkZ-
nne Coaches outside
avays glide reat Bugges aud stir and without top "a
which he particularly of
are n the Carriage line hey will DISPOSED of on accom-.
modang application mandatory No 22s Come,
n Main and 9ih streets Jai4-iv
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n ADIEs HLACK SATIN Ann SATIN FHAN

UhFrE
yrsceTvd from Phadpha, small n he
abs and scarce Dress shoe Ladies IN splendid
Boots a. low prcespsase call ~ No 25 Broad street Shoe
h ne you csr applied description that you can
call ior 10 his nue, at NJ. 2i5 Broad
MI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-01

MAtHiNE HELIING.-We Offer Tor sale d Toll assort.
w mfHt Of Patent stfstched Leather Betting ud from
% " inches Mnes Nachnisis, others Of an .rs
afuclr are invited 90 give 10 call g }. sfNTON co
ly2s ssn o. The Circular saw u M,n
GkIHTs, sKIHTs.-Ju't received whsl,bone ss.rt. 40
- Do Cactus do WARTWFTT 90,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-01

DR.. A. ssEsp Examiner. b. W Ks5vlt., Ay.nt
Once No o. Pearl Streei, door 90 70 " sats.
thus evHpaiy purely mutual, and makes aunual t..fris
pays the Dividends while The insured living t
premium 60 the insured At interest wien
amounts TO $50 u arofis a e security aud privilege. o. b.,
found In well conducted companies
For Information respecting L Insurance please ny
Office. u. W. KNOWLES, Agent.
je1p No 2l P.arI strs.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-01

Raduays Ready Relief
aves for Ague and Fever Let those afflicted tske from
Railways Regulators Fight and teapoon u
lief IN water rising The morning. and twice during the
these will soon free from the poison OF Ague
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-01

CARD.-Hsvng sold my my partners and
n respectfully
that has literally thIrty sin
very glad indebted viii
call aud settle their
July LIST, 1886. SAMUEL PurSGY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-03

tlemsn be soon became famous. Black Hawk vas q
little less than Is hands high ard weighed about OcO
pounds His color was black Ike thstof b., dam, snd
b colts have been blsck bay or chsstuut with hardly
an exception. He possesses The character of the Nor
gen family of horses in an eminent degree He Was
Symmetrical muscular apdc impact in bis form aod hi,
ss tic ye Of action speed and endur snce which ou.
es be impaired in remarkable degree to his progeny,
rendering him ole of the most valuable stock horses
ever Owned in this country. Blsck Hawk could trot
liz single mile in 2:io, and exhibited considerable
ho,ton in longer races. in 1872 be won a match for
Al 600 by trotting or the Cambridge Track five mile.
ns de Of sixteen minutes. October Sd, lS43 he won
,,ce of two mile heats, beating two competitors ea.ly
in 5:43- 5:4s-5:47. Black Hawk vas the sire Of
several of the fastest trottng horses on the turf among
which are Ethan Allen, the astest tosting staIloo
in the world; of Lsrcet" who has beaten the best
time Of Lsdy Suffolk; Of" Black Rnph Belle Of
Sar,,oea." "Blsck Hawk Maid" &C. He was not
Only fortune for bis owner but the vsue Of his stock
has added UGH TO the wealth of the State where he
Was Kept. Mr.. Hill has received for his services over
forty thousand dollars bis last season Melted seven
tbousspd dollars, aud he was already booked in I'D.
vance for Eve thousand dollars. His owner obtained
insurance on bis life until he arrived at age when
The premium charged was necessarily very high, and
ba Sied uninsured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-03
ARREST OF SWINDLERS.

., PITTSBURGH, Tuesday Dec. 2, 1856.
Two swindlers wtre srrested hero lest night OF II
O'Clock, Who represented themselves e Lord ArthH
John Rucson ard Sir Charles Miller. Although stop
Ming M ore OF the commonee avcrus IN the city they
.ucceeled in npre ing several citizens and mechAnics
with the idea Of their msgri6ceDce, many Of whoa
they have bltd for considerable amounts During shs
fortnight they have been here they have repvseoted
they bad on cepost with broker OF this city 70 o00
srd that thew feared his stability. They actually
bought an expensive cafe for the security Of their
imasirny Treasure. Lord John had made arrange
mepis for the prichase Of farm, well stocked, ior
S7 CCO hut when the deeds we're drawn and ready 10
be signed for the cor summation of the bargain, was
discovered that the svinders were entirely peuniless
They we're ar,sted in the presence Of the pason and
wedding guests dmug the progress OF the manage q
one of the swipders with tbs daughter OF the sn0ora
of the tavern where they wee staying.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Dispsich to The n. Y. Tribune.


WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Dec. =, 1856
The PRESIDENTS Border-Rufian Message was
rec.ived and read in the Senate to-day. One of the
most animatiDg debates followed its reading between
Messrs. Hale, Wilson, Seward, Brown Miss.
T,umbur. and Mason. Senator Wilson exploded
the absurd doctrine that the recent election was an
enhancement Of the Pierce dynasty, and proved
that the Democrats openly repudiated Pierce on
the stump.
lively scene occurred between Senators Trum.
hull and Cass, in which the latter got badly used
I'D. Mr.. Trumbull quoted decision Of Chief
Justice Marshall that Congress has the same logs-
latiye powers over Territory that State Legs
lsture has over its citizens. Mr.. Cass demanded
the production of such decision, stating that he
had never seen it. A page was dispatched for the
first volume of Peters's Reports, and the decision
was read, to the great confusion of Gen. Cas-, aud
the amusement of the grave Senate and crowded
galleries.
Mr.. Mason threatened to dissolve the Union if
the North interfered with Slavery in the Terri
tories
Without ordering the Message to be printed the
Senate, on motion of Senator Wilson, adjourned.
The debate will be continued tomorrow, as the
bol6 arrogance Of the President has raised the ire
of 8, me of the Northern Senators and they will not
leave the matter until some of the hgh-handed po-
litica crimes of the Chief Executive are laid BARE
Iu the House the first question was upon the
right of Whitfield to a seat as Delegate from Kan
sas. Mr.. Cobb of Ga. appealed to the House to
postpone tie whole subject until Tuesday next,
when il should be decided whether absentees are
all in or not. Mr. Grow promptly objected. He
knew DO reason why the public business should be
delay ed to accommodate absehtees.
Mr.. GiddiDgs showed that the whole matter was
one of party and not principle, and therefore on the
grouLd Of personal right the House was under no
obligation to delay, but thou sht the question shO1d
be settled at once. Stevens Of Georgia was urging
a postponemeLt Of the question, when Mr.. Web
stfr. Private Secretary of the President was an-
nounced with message from the President. Ii
was received and at the con ,lnsiOn of Mr.. Stew
eps's remarks the Speaker announced that the
message would be read if there was no objection.
Mr.. Washbune objected until after the pending
question was settled
The House then proceeded to fIlibuster on mo.
tions to adjourn, letters, and calls of the House,
until "a O'Clock, when an adjournment was effected
until tomorrow. The Republicans had the same
relative strength as yesterday.
Tomorrow will probably be consumed in the
same way as have not heard of any new arrivals
tonight. Judge Douglas is still absent on his bri-
dal tour.
IL Ill n 10.
removed, but doubt it.
The Message meets with universal condemnation
from the North. The Presidents thrust at fill
buster Walker is understood here to be personal to
Soule. BOsTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-03
MEETING OF THE STATE ELECTORAL COL
LEGE.

ALBANY, Tuesday, Dec. 3 1885,
The Presidential Electors, chosen by the people Of
the Stcte Of New-York met in the Senate Chamber at
the Capitol this afternoon, for the purpose OF organi-
cation and filling vacancies which might be found 10
exist in the College.
At O'Clock p ID. Joel T. Headley, Secretary of
State called the Electors TO order and read hist OF
the nsmes as found to have been elected by the official
canvass Of the State. All the Electors on the Fremont
Electoral ticket answered to their names excepting
Daniel L. Petite of the With District and Jared v. Peck
Of the IXth District. Upon the announcement Of
bese vacancies being made by the Secretary Of State,
the Electors proceeded in accordance with the Statute,
to ballot for persons to gil the places Of the absentees
ID. Conover Of the With District, and II. II.
Van D,ck Of the XVIII District were appointed
Tellers.
James Kelly of New-York was chosen to 6n the
vacancy in the With District, and Edward Field o.
W.stcbester the vacancy in the IXth District. Both
these gentlemen we've nominated by Moses H. Grin
nell Of New-York.
The College was then declared to be full.
The Secretary of State rose and said
II now declare the Eector Il College complete, and
il becomes tie duty Of the Electors to cast their votes
r PRESS dent and President Of the United Safes
1t is for the College to determine in what manner the
vote shall be taken, whether by viva voce or ballot
Nose. II. Grinnel-Before that question ia settled
desire to move that Daniel Csdy of Montgomery be
President of this College, and that the vote for Pfe
dent and yice-President be taken viva voce.
Both mOtioIs wee adopted and Moses II. HnnneA
and james s. Wsdsworth were appointed 10 cona"c'
the President to the Chair.
Judge Cady took bis .eat amid loud applause de
made 60 address, but simply .sd he desired to kno"
the further business of the College
There being no further business the College ad-
;,urned 70 Q O'Clock to morrow morning.