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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-23
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FOR THE sptlNG.

FOR THE SPRING.
nSs II S 81 ny . s%h,Ss s."GS .S Sr
f.eurr. direct from manufacturers, to which k)
n 'osS sSs s"aS,ry a..s"s as% Ia, Ssy Ssii
have every article in my line as Low as can be had in our city
Ivory handle HALVES and FORKS. Of 81 pieces, OF ROdse
PSSss,; sS%sr TX. S1ys. .AS ss,. is't
ROder. AND other makes Of buck. bone aud buffalo
Rodgers. wosnsom and other makes and pen Ku,ve.
Roges and Wosenhoms Scissors In variety Of
wO.isnhoia'. and w 4 S Butcher. Razor,
mss1 .S %ss s aSa '.r some Of them very hana.om,
Iron Tea Ksiiss aud sssec Pans, timed and untnnrd
I'll, aG a.. and f,,pGs. sasr. .:.Sr,nys,
hand panel rip and Hts
"s s ard aR% S . nail y.
cSl.s. Soss sn% Ser % sa sS% s
S an. .S rsP ps 3ss n sss and S.u Dill s s r
cut aud wrought Nail. and Gu, ss. OF Anger. and
tn chest. cupboard mcris Locks. round sqasc
car,an Bands hank and sSvs % Al. sac. Mssoa ch.iass
hsy r S1 a ssy ana
wedding killing and sruIbng Hoe. all trace hs,r breast
Hinge. every and tind plate book and eye ep and T
R,sr together With s@o. every article usually
- Corner Of s,h and broad streets.
/ apis Opposite r. T. =. X. II. Depot
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY.
forte @sksts and others hi. city sa1 Vicinity ia; 'ry
have opened yard with suitable budng No $40 Washington
Street In the Cd 81 New York. where hand AiaTrr
superior the be found United
| We
10000 n. fine aud ~
50.o1 n. do do. notified mahogany
$3.50 II. do. NAH shaded vrnrvrs.
10000 n plain
62IJ0 n. mahogany crotch veneers various siErs
$1,000 One do. draw
2u!OO extra hne mahogany, de-. do.
23on q. fine bisierrd figured walnut, do.
+Ot-1 n. notified de-. DO. do.
6iitSn n. walnut crotch draw butt sizes.
54tNl n. do various 10
3n!S1 n. hne aud hne satin yeuv
2ilnn n. Zebra
iI!-1 q. eurlrd aud bri's maple
11!rN n. seasoned Rosewood. mahogany and satin wood
boards plank and oit Of all thickness PHno and Cabinet Mol-
dugs, different all
yorAbe other establishment orders
will b. hled with the utmost and dispatch.
HALVES wIILOUGTBY.
No 80 Washington between Beach North Moor
sp9-d6m New York City.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-23

NNvE receiving Spring, SUPPLY OF GOODS, con-
w -sng part 81 the following articles.
- bbis Crushed and PllveriSed Sugar
~ do c yellow do
% hhds. New Orleans do
il6 Rags Rio, Iaguyra aud Java Coffee
leo noxes Brown aud Black soap
lea BoNe- AiamAntue Candles
"a hhds. Bacon side, Shoulders and Hams
- Kegs superior Carb aud sal soda
IS hbls. New Orleans MolAsSes
leo hbls Mountain
- do Old Rye, Various Brands
10 do Kvrrs Summerdean do,
- hbl.. and :. = Casks Imitation Brandy
goo SACKS salt Ashton and Marshall
81 Kegs PomgrAnaie Tobacco
- Boxes Ground Coffee
~ Packages Green and Black Teas
AISONin-Car Anpre Wrapping Paper, Yeast Pow
drr rroous. Buckets Holland Gin, Peach and Apple Brandy,
Mig Miller Pine Cot Smoking Tobacco Salt Petre, and other
articles tedious to mention In an advertisement
mhi9 RATCLIFP DOUGLASS.
EREAT SALE OF FRENCH GOODS IN NEW
YORK We receiving from the Great Sale OF Ms-rs
Bernhard Hutton New York about thousand dollars worth
desirable French Goods mostly ~ Patue Lupen Co.'S
celebrated manufacture. consisting In part %
aao p. Plain Barrgcs all qualities
5oo p. and colored DeIAnes, all shades
Rich Printed six Tissues
Splendid Chalirsin Blacks, modes and Ugh colors
Plain Black and Coored Grenadines
Rich Printed do
Shaded Satin Stripe Poplns and Chalies
Crepe DEmerlin, a article
Printed salisennes and Crepe de Paris
Also
beautiful Jacons S'enbach Koechln
Cos manufacure,-a Of which the trade small
advance and them less than the Of importation
mh29 KENT, PAINE &C.
/.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-23

UOHN n. GORDON IITH STREET, NEAR
- 'h Exchanges Hotel has in store and offers for sale
American Hammered IRON.
English American rolled
Broad Plough Iron, to " inch
Flat, Round and Square Iron all sizes.
Oval half Oval and half round Iron
American, English and Russia Sheet Iron.
Band and Hoop Iron.
Nail Rods American and Swedes.
American aud Swedes Horse Shoe Iron.
Horse Shoes, assorted.
Tin Plate, Pig and Bar Tin
Sheet Zine, Sp-lirT and speer Solder.
sheahing BraIisr's and Bar Copper.
Shot, Pig and Bar Lead
Ground Wagon and Cart Boxes
McCormiek's and Palmer Mould BoArdsI
Wooden Bucket Handles
Bucket Ears and RivrIs, timed and black.
Tin Plates, various
Hardware and Wrapping Paper.
Gotten and Hemp Plough Lines.
Sole Leather good and damaged
Sperm AdAmantne and TalOw Candles
Soaps, fancy and brugn
with general assortment Of Groceries mh2i
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-23
REMOVAL REmOVAItI uIMOVAI,Ii'
To the People Of Virginia and North Carolina,

HAVE removed their Wholesale and Retail ,nturr w
Rooms "a Cornihan Hall" Main street, neargth, Rc
Va next door above Hooker Osborn Cos Carriage Wareh
where they odcr for sale the largest and varied
Cottage Chamber Fmnlture" before lhs mark
Also splendid NJ every style 81 Furniture NJ
y reduced prices Our Old customers, and MI others
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-23

UNR IGIIT FOR NEW YORK.
III BOSTON PROVIDENCE. PORTLAND, NEW <<@E5xSS,
ARK. NEW HAVEN, CHARLESTON. MOBILE S.-f- n ~
NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS, GALVESTON, SAN Jc4sc-<3zr
FRANCISCO. ETC. ETC. PER STEA MSHIP JAMESTOWN
To AND VA NEW rORE-Can be shipped every MONDAY
and TUESDAY by the United States Mail steamship JAMES
TOWN, Capt Parrish
he York Messrs. LCDL.AM 4 PLEASANTs will
all Of the
Of Commission, a the lowest ~ Freight.
commoious sheds have erected the WhAin
New York where goods entirely from injury and other
n goods for transhlpment.
Merchants shipping this Steamship calculate
hour o the arrival ~ their goods
The leaves Saturday afternoon
her Richmond. For freight apply
jy25 LUDLAM WATSON.
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DoGGETT a ANpEssON.

Corner of GOrerHOr and Fr1ntifn street,,
ATHOLfSALE AND RETAIL DEALERS French and AmerI.
w Paper Hanging-; Satin Del Damask
Curtains
Lace and Muslin Curtains Floor I'D Table OH Cloths Hair Cloth
aud Flush for Seas Cue Hair. sc Springs T~ine Tack
ngs window Shades; best Curled Hair and suek Matess
Feather Beds Lounges: Sofa Beds;
Hue Of business, all Of which will sold
terms aud Paper Hanging aud Uphoserng puncuy attended
ocs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-23

AHtS a SHINE Just In receipt Of their sprng
a ply Of splendid ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY W RNITt
ale, complete n COTrAGE FURNITURE etnhra
article necessary 20 furnish amost sly Kind Of private
ffeuce. nee, Counting Room
Ctisyns sud the country irsde IN general would hnd
advantage 10 examine before Purchasing rsewere
s'e determined 70 sril on term u su, the times. spe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-23

PEEI'S LON DON GREEN GINSsik WINE.
Manufacturing fODa French Grapes Green Jamaica GiHgey.
S~rWe OrIRgs Chroi, dfc. Three isurs Oid.
a REMARKABLY pleasant warm caTminavv and s,omaehi
~ simulvn highly beneficial Ia checking that dorlerci
the stomach and bowels
frequently when neglected. produces Dyenary, Cholera
also valuable remedy for Flauney Dyspepsia and Gerei De
biy Persons living In districts where Agur prevails md
preventive. Price ~ cents bottle, - per dorm
~ Wholesale and Retail Agents, Me-srs BENNETT BEERS
i23 Main street and 3 Pearl Richmond s-1S--u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-23

EAsr HANovEE PRgsBYrERY.-Ths religions associat on
met 10 Fredericksburg Friday last the sh When the
opening discourse preached 10y the Rev Edward Mar
un. TIE Rev. Dr. Pryor. Of Petersburg was chosen No
deratOr The following ministers we're 10 attendance 80
Rev. Mr. Curtis Rev Mr Gidcrslecve Rcv Dr.. Armstrong
Rev. Dr. lloge Rev Dr.. Moore. Rev Dr. Pryor. Rev Mr.
Taylor and Revs. Edward aud Alexander Martin Most
o the ministers were accompanied 10y Elder represent
ing the several congregations The Rev Alexander Mlr.
n w elected delegate to tie General Assembly ofthe
Presbyterian church
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-23
liITCnCoCk a osl,oRN,

HlTCHCOCk a OSHORN,
COACH DEALERS AND MANUFACrURERs
No. slS Mai Street, Richmond. Va,
ii AVE In store large assortment OF hnr FASH
II onabic COACHES, CARRIAGES, BuGGlEs, N.(4~.8.A<
sulkSNs and HARNESS, suitable GSf1.y~
city made OF the best materials Wv W
s,hsr with much which our md
the public and sell such
OF all who favor us with their patronage
From long experience
tenton, hope merit fayor Order.
h2-ly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-23

o. BBIS. CLARIFIED CIDER VINEGAR
%sb 10 bbls Apple brandy
~ Boxes HilrAullc Press Candles Is 6's
10 bbls. No. ! North Carolina ShAd
10 Matches, Ia Wood and Paper Boxes,
In and for sale by
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-23

- spS JOHN H. aoRDo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-23

CARRIAGES, CARIAGES.
- ~ KOSHER. SUCCESSOR JANIS RSnkR .-1~.~,
he Has hand OF -
and harness Among which he found
hue Coaches with ans Rock ~
Slide Buggv- Bugxe. and thout tors 20
uhch he particularly invites In want 81 sny
article In the Carriage line, they wilt Of
modainE appcA msnuactory No 22S Gamer
Of Main and 9th srvrts J,ilNiv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-23

XNIE have been engaged for inc past -
w In getting u a new
1ow, especially designed for turning under Nm
heaviest growth vf vegetable matter and W,
have the pleasure friends thInk
have fully accomplished that end.
We would call the o the
Flows CuyAiors Corn We,
New Ground Jumping Coatcrs, Large CuIvars
putting In wheat Harows Ac. a.. Al which Ia OF
Shops by good
GkO. WATT 4 Co. Franklin street,
sc2y below the ExchA W.
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nSTATI0NEns mALL,,,

ssSTATION EHS HALL.''
So. ~ PEtHL STtEEr
IUNO Merchants and Others FISHING Blank Books Writing Papers
kinds Stands. Letter Copying Presses
orandum Books Writing sand Gold aud Steel Pens kc. Wrapping
Papers Cotton and Marking Ink TOR
in any quanHty We seli u any quantity NJ loE prices.
B-Our assortment ~ "HERRfNG'S" F1HE AND BURGLAR
PROOF sAFEs large. Call and see them.
mh2g KNOWLFS A WALFORD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-23

REFEHENCES Geo Hol'yifcter. Aweiia WIN. Archer G.
Chesterfield. VIM. Harrison, RchmoBd VIM 49, Cofon, Chs
Coy = - ". ApEerson, Uades ciy J. ! Iyey, Apponau
Bj. Robnson, King William. - pfeien John Tyler chs
CITY o. Austin, North Carolna, and others.
NELSON A MOTT
mill re Main street, Rehmot,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-23

AJOTICE-TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN .-whe
- the Richmond and Dauvie Railroad Company have haf
n-oriune 10 osc their freight houss IN Richmond we'll
their rolling stock they constrained for the prsfet
deliver ~ down freight NJ siding of their road the
is city, he shall arrive sad freight
Immediately removed by those whom ~ consigned .,
long Company VII bSrespoushe Tor the krep
he parties interested shy way concerned
take notice All down freight before stated ri
/, their risk = u unoaded from the cars.
O. CAMPBELL,
tt2f ~ Superintendent ~ Transpnrtaua
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-23

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTN ERSllP.
ruNnf firm Of WARREN PERKINS this dissolved
tusi Ether party will the Of the Arm In
liquidation All persons indebted will
aud settle their accounts Longer Indulgence eanno, he
wM " WARREN,
jaiO W. p. PERKINS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-23

ud
9randum Books Writing srnd Coz, nd SCI Prn. te Nrslng
S"T gue@ or S,S,9. nj. W gRiSG" PE AND BURGLAR
mh2o KNOWLES wALFoRD
~. GHAY'S IMPROVED uANOuETEH, orr
nv GRAY having many year, experience IN the manufacture
established mandatory ,h city where he viii man
uaure his steam Pressure Gauges q all sizes for sieamboa loco
mills &C. Also Glass water Gauges aud Locomotive
evident constantly indicating he pressure
o. steam reahie 10 ~ ellLar anl WIN ordinary care no sub
preor, enable, The to tn steam vl'h ea and the
s1o.on., g y ' yy ~ Jay lis PS "S' u'"'' wv
The above Gauges are warranted
vrzo Central Railroad Richmond sud Dapve Railroad Tai
bot Brother garr E,rnre np Rlam. Steam Engine build
When desired the Manufacturer ~ attach ~ gaugs g. ~ boiler
sps ~ Main street, Richmond Va.
HDI BLISUED THIS DAY.-Pauon, j., anl Hes,l''
Reports of cases decided 10 The special Court Appeals Of VIZ
vii :. welcomed by he Protection printed In large Typ,
Nv ~ sired and -lendered paper the whole yrn
app '1o. price te0o 90 " wisT, rael.her.
6tARDEN SEEDS ron APUIL.-In April he fo-
- lowing seeds sv b. 'own Arthoke parsgns ies Broe
roi. ueuater Kali. iecr Lettuce Mu.srd Melon Nss,uu
@ op s g' is g; sg T fa;g r sso G'G s
NE 70 III their vareies and ~ DE Tarer snd
ap9 Drurrir. 2o2 Main 'i'ee,.
6tUNPOwD TEA.-w- have nov IN .,or. rrner.i
on n families are judge. he best ns
srto WINSTON 4 POWERS.
o. uuIs. .HECrnTp. wursKY
\se t0 httie t4mnfa Rum, hiyi ntvur.d
o. tb's. NV England Rum. fnr .Hls ~
artt " JOINS.
SsUIUISt SUMS ~ SIIIUTSiIi 2" DOZEN shirts.
qIHffs IrirIs rItilr order and
raut,, to ht fever a SHIRT did hi Gail 70
WI IRA SMITH.
apb ii' Main street.
WH ECEIVED ~ STEAMER JAMESTOWN
Ia bots FWsrt if4y ut Oranges
30 CrHu Hetcrfig Ale
lnn boxes suesr 4 Pop Corn For ssie b,
apl6 4. ANTONf. = Nicholas Saloon.
a GuICIITTHAL PEAS.-iooi br,hsl. BIsct and
n CLAY Peas. Tor sale BY WOMBLE a CLAIH0RNE,
api6 No ~ Pearl street.
NO. HAtKEWEI ,-lfO bbis No = Msckerei, isudng
- This morning, sud ~ sale by
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-23
HATS AND CAps.

l AM now receiving large addition, my stock Of
IL Hats and Caps selected In person) IN the Northern
DDcie. which makes very complete all -
Of which, disposed sell accommodating terms.
Wholesale retail.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-23

AOnTHIHN APPLC BRtNDY.-2o mis Just
- received aHd fF sale low eo- sairs.
sFLDEN MILLER,
ep9 Corner Pearl aud Cary streets,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-23
IMPROVED HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY.
ny Authority o. the State Of Georgia
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY.
CLASS IL
VIII the Atlanta, Georgia April 24h, 1850 when
Pr.E-s amounting
10000 DOLLARS
be

10000 DOllARS!
VIII be distributed.
Capital Prize ....... NJ 800
PRlcEs TIcKg1--wholes Halves t9O Quarter VI rs
Lottery paid thirty days anT the drawing
specie Iank, without deduction only JeHt
ton ~ tas Text eHtilsd a. TIE prize
Bills - sl solvent banks taken Az communications
strictly confidential. sAMUEL SWAN,
mh2a Agent and Manager, Atlanta, Ga.
. The DraWing In this Lottery will be Glass 70, May 2gh
Price Of Tickets, $50, $3.50 AID t2j.
IUNO Wy SOUTHERN FNIENDS.-ThankinTy you for
the appreciation that have favourahy b.
during visit this clty) by liberal
that by continued ererton
merit that Kind appreciation and encouragement that
will place your estimation standing first in profession
Very Respectfully, yours, Sc,
A. BROwN
Champion Card Writer.
No At the Exchange 10 NH II
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-23

The Dalton ESDo"tor # the l7tl inst SAYS Wc rs.
gre o learn ~ We are going 10 press Judge Ourn
u henon resident Of this city, died very suddenly
che evening Of the 10th inst
We al-o learn that ON one Of the mp trains yesterday
gentleman by the uHnc of Austin. willie standing ON the
top Of one Of the not noticing their approach To-
bridge wa pfccpitated from biz position hy stoke pu
the head. which broke his neck instantly clu.inr ~, Oil
Tue tain following found the ngci fcm'u, o e 4..
fortunate man.
SstE ~ CniNEsE WARDRoHEs .--1hc theatrical ward.
robes OF the Tong Hook Tour Dramatic COMPANY " Ci.
nanei, vas sold BOO Ncs York utauctO t week Tor about
s1h. The sardiOhe originally cost about 10000 and
j. gotten up 10 the richest style large portion NJ t m
silk aud tnscl work Among the articles sold wero ,r.
giant embroidered and satan robes embroidered scar aud
mirrors, aprons, vests. pantaoons Sc.
Gov Wise has written letter the Presidential ones.
zion, somewhat iu favor OF himself ~ nominee Of the en-.
cnnat Convention, little IN favor n W. Buchanan for
whom he would have before declared hi pfe6reuce had
he not expressly understood be woud not bo cand
dae, and generally DO favor oi the nominee wlosocycrge
may bc.-Bah Auer.
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EW YORK LIFE 5NsyrANcE CoMrAHy.
PEEI.,s LONDON GREEN GINGum w

Accumulated Fund, Jan'y I. 1856 N,nc9.NUS
further Information
MNn street, square above Virginia hanks. TO
c6 CHARLES WORKMAN
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

NOTICE.
LAS. q. HUNT DANIEL. "a: HUNT have
81 themselves under HUNT DRo.
Commission
Virginia, et~een Cary and the Danvle Depot Mers
Harvey, Wood A CO..
snments fioar
Kind. of country produce promising attention to all
slgn t., and al "a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-23

MULES AND IIORSES.-9t0 head u Mules ~
1Nh and Horses have Kentucky very Tfl
choke aud superior lot Of suited
for Iron Masters Railroad
for sale or exchange nj fair prices mus
EDWIN wALhLK,
At X. Blanken-hps Sablts
Nb-l shah be In receipt OF fresh stock direct
every month In the year. jylI w
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F y r y = | r Y r E.

upISfoRD a PORTER have In store at this
. time, the largest Of Richmond
FURNITURE To be found the NJ
turc Is superb. built by the IA
country and under the Immediate supervision prop-ors
sho thoroughly acquainted with
ro Chairs Bisead &C, YORK or
elsewhere, had o r,,ie.
their stock by sales small profits people come aud
BINfORD PORTER article OF FURNITURE I'm
tie FeA Ouahl rate ..gs
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-06
The Frauds of the Canvass.

| The Madison Journal of Friday contains some
| additional particulars touching the forged sup
Elemental returns W hch merit special attention.
1t says:
1--WE are informed nv n gentleman who has ex-
amined the returns carefully, that the facts are
as follows: There are two pages of each, of the
three supplements from Spring Creek, Bridge
Creek, and Gilbert's Mills. The torn edge of the
first page of the Spring Greek returns exactiy fits
the torn edge of the FIRST page of the Gilbert's
Mills returns The torn edge of the second page
OF the Gilberts Mills returns exacug fits the torn
edge of one of the pages of the Bridge Creek re-
turns They are all written on the same kind
of paper, the embossed stamp being Plymouth ;
Those of Spring Greek and Bridge Creek except
the signatures are in the same hand. Gibert's
Mills is in another hand, and it is evident that
the signatures all nrittcm By the t,co men uho
forged the returns This is evidence that pre-
cludes the possibility of doubt
Such is the direct proof of the fraudulent char
actor OF these returns And there is c.rcumstan-
tial evidence to the same effect scarcely less con-
elusive. This is a significant and striking fact
that tho some three months lave elapsed since
1t was first charged the. these returus were for
ceres, and thar no polls were held and no votes
cast az re precincts named and althoughhose
charges have been published all over the State,
and disproof or denial again and again challeDg-
ed, not the first man has get been fonnd to come
forward and testify that polls were held and votes
cast, as represented, at Spring Creek, Bridge
Creek, Gilbert's Mills, or Town 25, Range 10 |.
On the other hand when the Madison Argus, to
offset these forgeries undertook to charge similar
yillainy upon the Republican canvassers, and as
serted that the vote returned for Marinett Ocon-
to county, (35 fof Bashford, 5 for Barstow, } was
bogus and that no poll was opened there, the
falsehood was promptly met and mailed and the
correctness andregularty OF the returns certified
to, by the Postmaster at GAINESVILLE. in the town
OF Marinette, and by the Clerk OF Oconto Coun-
ty. No such evidence sustains the truth of the
Barstow Supplemental returns. Men could be
found to forge and mail these precious documents
and the State Canvassers did not scruple to re-
ceive and count them, but even:the ranks of ",he
Forty cannot furnish the " swift witness q" to
verify them by Mlraukee Sentinel.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-06
From washington.
WASHINGTON, Feb. %.

> WASHINGTON Feb. %.
SENATE.-sff. Toombs, of Georgia, offered a
resolution which lies over; calling on the Secrc-
tary of the Navy, to furnish the cause and char
ges specially set forth by the Naval board, for
the removal or disrating of Naval officers.
Mr.. Weller reported a bill making appropria-
tons for new Notifications in California.
A message was read from the President, COM
municating the official documents on the British
enlistment case-6oO0 extra copies were ordered
printed
On motion of Mr.. Mason, the resolution was
adopted requesting the President to inform the
Senate whether an offer was made by Great
Britain TO this Government, TO arbitrate by means
of some friendly power the differences regarding
the construction of the Clayton Buwer treaty,
ana To transmit any correspondence tending the
proposed arbitration.
Mr.. Mason remarked that on a former occasion,
ne stated 1t was his impression no such offer had
been made but probably some suggestion of
such character had been thrown OUT incident
ally, or unotficaiy to Minister The
British Government thought its official organ
had announced that such an order had been
made, but not being accepted would be renew ed,
1t was therefore important the true state Of the
case should be known.
Mr. Hale denied the truth of the statement of
Mr.. Toucey that if it was impossible for the
President to take another course than he had,
regarding Kansas affairs, without utter abandon
mcnt of his constitutionality. Mr. Hale insisted
the PRESIDENT had been derect in his duty III
not protecting the bona fde settlers of Kansas,
in the exercise of their rights The condition
of things therefore, such as to Justify and
demand the Presidents attention. He proceeded
to show by reading quotations from the speech
es of Senators, that those who voted for the
Kansas Nebraska BILL passed it on the ground
that it was great measure of freedom, and sta
led that the President in conversation with
Jesse Clements, declared q similar sentiment
when resistance was made at Boston to the re-
turn of a fugitive.
The President telegraphel the federal officers
to incur any expense necessary 10 execute the
law, but when white men of Kansas were resis-
Ted in the exercise of their constitutional rights,
we were told the President had no authority to
interfere. Was not freedom of suffrage rs I'M
portant MS the ownership of slave Showed
that the democracy of n. H., of 1917, fourth and
ninth declared themselves unalterably, opposed
to the extension of slavery over free territory
now free.
Mr. Toombs expressed his concurrence in the
policy of the President relative TO Kansas, and
believed him to be entitled to the support of
every friend in the country. He defended the
executive earnestly. Adjourned.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-06
The Eneliah Question

NEW YORK. Feb. 26.
The Post OF this EVENING" has the following
dispatch:
WASHINGTON, Feb, 2S.-Mr Marcy's final
despatch - Mr. Buchanan, of Dec. 9th, is con-
tanned III the documents sent to the Senate this
4 VI. 1t demanded explicitly of the British
Government, tn recall OF Mr.. Champion, the
British Minister, resident at Washington Mr.
Marcy writes, his connection with the affair. 81
the enlistment has rendered him an unaccep:a
bic representative of her Britane majesty, near
the Government, and you are directed by the
Pres.de,., to ask her Majesty Government, to
.vcaH Mr.. Marcy also asks the recall of Con.
~mls Barclay at New York; Rowscraft at cincin-
s,.ii. and Mathews At Philadelphia. In refer.
olsee 10 10 the former he says: The improper
tossd,pt Of Mr. Barclay, in the case of the
Barqlte Murray, has justly given offence TO the
commercial community, with which he reside:
and with " hich he has official connection.