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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-19
ERnM TIE Rio GRANnr
TNVH IIIfs hIV NNNNUE
10 lind la the Galveston NsVs the following Mexican

We hnd Ia the Galveston NsSs the following Mexican
correspondence;
MArAHoRos, Mexico. Dec. 18th, 1889
Editors Ne,es-Pubic affairs have again assumed a
cheering aspect. AMI the late difficulties that threatened
ruptar, between the States Of Tsnaulipas aud Nuevo
Leon have been aineably settled To h. Of All
parties concerned
Governor GAIA. OF this State has been appointed Com.
mandiny General OF the same, and his po~er- -nch
are explicitly defined als Governor viJaurts that
IN future there will bc difficulties to be appr-hended
between these two leaders ia this section Of the coum
try.
The Tanpico question sl-o has been brought to happy
termination and General rracon Ia. been recalled TO
the city OF Mexico Iii. forces lef under viaur
command, Who will either send them into the interior or
retain thcm them at Monterey, he may deem advisable
Cara to have entered Tampieo with his the
Ith inst.
The Cavalos Tariff /. now in force ON this line and the
receipts of the Customhoscs at Tanpico and this p,c,
Ice disposed al follows: Onethiri for the sun
port Oi the troops IN this State. aud twothirs for the
forces in Nucvo Leon aud Coahui under viIaurri The
beneficial effects o this liberal tariff will felt a.,
this frontier particularly.
The National Guards being rapidly organized and
at last convinced that they are tue only hon. f,r
the liberties oi the country. The military supported by
the clergy, are endeavoring by intrigue aud corruption
Ia reaction and thus get back what they .o SO
naly failed to retain 10y the force OF arms V,,l,urr 4.
certainly the only person in their way and this bold man
~ the only one who firmly continues treat them most
contemptuously They will move Heaven and earth "a,
break him down. politically. Aud should he a t,r,e.t
hope, succeed in sustaining himself we NAV h,y. som
acinsl reform IN the government otherwise the hl
me>s may Yet become ncgrn's supper.
Both this aud nrighborng city of Brow cor
hnue comparatively healthy much To the modification of
the Knights of the Lancet hut in all tue towns above t
We vet have much sickness.
No local news either side OF the river and tia.
kindest feelings exist between "soycreign, oi Tia,
land OF God and Liberty" and those of the Ocean bound
Republic"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-19

hraon Capt Jnmc. Robinson, Bedford county was muir
dered OF Tuesday week by belonging to his brother
The murderer not been arrested At last account,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-19

Ct"n CHN"E-Re' L. Prichar for three four years N.
pastor II the Baptist church in Lynchug preached hi. farewell.
sermon there on sunday last having accepted wilmington
a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-19
rIIE SHAVING snip.

~ NUUN = FUWIFNE WAINIT OH MILITARY sIANTNU
SOAP, Is admitted by The thousands Who have used during
ihf past tEesc ycar Co su1ss anything
branch Of ne toilet snd a. render agreeable OPERATION usually
considered bhE Ttcium convenient t. acrcchly
sui sl produce coTnus and permanent icr with either hard
OF cold water leaves The skin smooth
fhout he ~
ror ale in th city by PURCELL LNIp co and u Wo0B
~ Nv Nork by e principal fancy ror houses lrurrs
Manufactured by JOHN NROOM. successor 10 Vraom FouI,r
- Cherry street. New Work i,it H..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-19
STATE AND CITY NEWS.

BRILLIANT LEoruRE.-rhe lecture OF Prof J. r. HoI-
c"Nur OF the University oil Virginia before ,he Historical
Scety OF this city Thursday evening h pronounced
u, all who heard to have been literary production OF
u,r very highest order OF merit Ills subject The ecu.
m'nt,ry History o the Revolution treated L., -uc
amer to develop mind well stored with all that per
t"' Ia the carly days Of county To show how e.-
" t"re-ted every listener the wor- Of the speak
er mention that after Prof ~ lad proceeded Nth
IA 'natks Tor more than hour the gas light sud.
u "Suhgui-hei, aud during the time that elapsed be.
10 u az Jain ignitej individual o the large and
Ia Ia Enable audience left the hall Rc.min his discourse
IN olcssor enchanted the attention of his hearers for
u" "' an hour and half longer aud every person cxc-
puenee feeling OF regret when he reached the conci-
s'"' Hon VIM & Rvcs presided the meeting. and
III "t o our hr-t citizens present with their families.
We suppose the address will be published by the istor-
icii society.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-19
AUCTION SALES.
Ons- sih a, J. s,r,n-r' = - Ps.TI s,r,-,
ruNOHACCp A.. snnS ar an. ,tsss rn.s -,

nv THOMAS ". KEFsEE. Ace


nv THOMAS ". KEFsEE Arcr
One sih CO J. sann-r, W ~ Pearl STREET.
rUNoHAGCo a. IDns tIy .InES FORsaIp
Az AUCrIONwln ~ oli FrffaU morning ~, r,1s.
~ 10Th c0nnE~nnT NJ clock
M~ssrs Grant ani h~nu~ a.. and Fr.nsn
u ~. ." Fi,it-tnr and os'ad ssrsw. ~, Mn. Ssr-.
btni-. bar. bsnchvs, Scales. bolrrs A. A
iEhNs ;Far at unlsr ss,.vi-h oy-r month.
cr-if sr negotiable pstsar ''N'
jds THOMAS W KgssEE Au-,
4 NAit Anil PRiNATG DWELLING.
10 NonHfH 18th janusry. $50 T. sc-ck. upsn
ptnii.- su D. uf that large Hrck
~, ~ Clay IL ect adjoining h~ rnc, OF Taylor
u ia,s rois rnh $50 toy hrrk ktrl.u 90
ctleni ne ward ht,
Any "h 'uaI outlay thls De- mad,
Tie p fronts ai-.r; o. f,'; srd back IN
ha,k i'-lf,vt. $3.50 's
rs~ssonc quarter cash h.l,ace At t. .ni YEAR,. with M
ivrvsi -nd secured - r. deed.
f.Srs Tor h present. year Co D. paid Ly the purchaser.
1a' TAYLOR WILLIAMS Auct.
rHN<tSTEE>' >NTE OF yAiI,s.iT HY,,
n ESTATE ~ CHURCH HIiI--As n n sui--q,-ut
d~- g i-i made hv Elsu a.. i- ,s ~ o.
ian "- nov d-c~hi dated - Marrh. .-,.r-l n
H-iuoni Hu-tng- Court shall. "
t.ust - h prior referred 10 n M -
Mr--rs ''Hliin Pr-r.
o. w r-@ on MONDAY. t- ti day of
Trout TX ~ | tie Na-th .ir ~ Gra-- between s-ti 81, M
-irr~fs running back ~ alley
t'ns is f- on Tho N'rth si- uf Gre running hrk ON
tr N--t si~ ~
an'~r lot fronting = ~
nnF 'sss "n ~ street ii 't, numbered - plan ~ .i
'l a'" tH" lots un tie s'th ISLE % brood
'""i "niur ." t ou Broad street bath running ~ fi T.,
alley f-r ssir
T,g.-- ca.h Joseph MAYO Trustee.
-. at e'"iu'ci b. M-s.-s GonnS ArpsE-.,S, Aurt-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-19

- j. y. ALLEN.
CARD WRITER AND TEACHER or PENMiNSHIP. Nc.
- Main f.. uP st.iirs, rofT '-ifrs GdVery.
pE1S leave to thank his friends public generally Tor
Their very liberal patronage OF him lar, hors. by
strct attention m business to
All orders Tor Visiting and wedding Cards promptly attended
FOR one pack Of Visiting Cards single .... a. -
name and residence. ......... =
Wedding Cards ..... , ~
f"r one course Of u Lessons in writing e. alvau
} \. ALLEN, rrumau and Card Writer
No. ~ Main. street, Up Stairs.
dels Rear 81 Pratt. Daguerrean Gallery
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-19

GNNtNt FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. oY
= ~ HARTFORD, CpNNECTICUr-AgsHcy at RalHsoHd -
THIS company with capital Of ss~Ti
los 9r daH,se by IRE Dwelling IIou Furniture, urg
MrehAni aud all kinds 81 insurabl property,
the Any wlh
u'l On ru taken At the Agency, will h. adjusted proup
Mes ani hberilty. n. BALDWIN A,-st
\, ~ 49,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-19

NOTICE. Wishing tpreiucc Fancy prrss Good.
~ ve VII Tor r nrSt two mous, odr our enc
- stock Of such ffs, consisting 81 Printed Figure,
Muusc'inrs Ffrnc lnd English Fan aad Ne-iuo. Plain
STRIPED ana brotd, Slks with other a
seasn fiTNVogB NaNp A ut an
We take i opportunity accounts
have been standing six months 90 early suiieinert
Iat-desfa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-19
Dhnl ACMl.s 81, LAND ,on sALr.-r

21OD 1850 LAND ."H SALE.-m.
Fsycii- COUNTY. t1acftfVon thc line Of ne CONVICTION
ONO RAILROAD. containing Xaq
shout 100 Acrc ofnls land h susceptible N cultivation
WI Hdnpii 10 Wheat What Oats Kys Corn and Tobacco o.
extends along The Tine Of The Covingou Rtrnnf two miles
ahd has Z, three ~ %
one four and ahalf feet The depth n the other These
veins III crop out NJ The hin facing New River
There also indie IRON. surface Of the earth
being covered with ORE Of the first quality adjoining
iraci hsyc recently been sold t2tO per acre Ths
Iha' q r. hsh the purchase money VIII be required hand
We htancc n W month"; The purchaser SECURITY
aud Ven being retained on he sud r & balance purchase
money Vie title 90 The land
a'ny WI bc made Persons desiring 70 purchase. will apply
" " Jones II faycic Court House, Vrsnla
i'P-wiw PH1LIrJ ruuRNoNp
EOuE ON WIrU YOIH DIVES ANBuAIF
- DIMES dSH PRICES PR1FERRED.-N
ie9 yds printed cslcos At ~ cts,
leo AZ 6 richly wsrh i21 colors
mcachrd cotton slightly afTX cts uorh ia cent.
Oinghams Dvalnes. Saxony Taids
300 y'ds Plaid sIlks NJ % cs, very cheap Hdsed.
The Ladies VII please call and zee them.
-. c. A. 0wATKGN,
JAW Opposite Exchange Bank.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-19
49,. ana, nnirlsm rrHIoDI,AIs.

ANrs wOODnOGSF Co Richmond Va are AGENT. for ,,
- following leading British Periodicals
TIN LONDON QUARTERLY. Conservative
~ TIN fDtNgUHGH REVIEW, Whig.
I'll. TiiE NORTH BRITISH REytEw. Fres Church
~. TiiE WESTMINSTER REVIEW Liberal
v. BLACkWOOnS EDtNBURGH MAGAZINE. Tory.
The and impsian political and military
nov aTtlng The nations ~ The Od Wnrti 10
lions nm Interest and value they before possc They
middle ground between tc hastily items crude
sprcaons, and syuT uf the Newspaper poud
fou. Tome ~ The htoan, written The living Interest In
TIE iacts 70" ccois shall hlve paed progress of the
u'r DO u Vast occupies large u their pages Every
m'n closely crrsi whether ~ friend
c"mng' ie1iry painted The lettcrs from the Crmea aud
Tom The baltic IN mackeoo. Magazine, from ~ H. popu-
lar contributors, iueK reliable account N
found.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-19
CHRISTMAS. NEW YEAR
HOLmD,, AY G LET =.

AVE for sale large aud splendid collection Richly Hourd
aud Illustrated Books, Bibles Prayer ooks Hymn ok X.
lgou- Works Juvenile Books, Portable Writing Port Fo
t'i CASE Gold and silver Pen and Pencil Cases Ivory
Paper Folders Porte Monies Pocket Books boxes Dressing
Gases luk Sand Albums, Odour FoNe Pocket Knives Slpb,
toned Guitar ELEGANT Piano foes Mclodeous Together
with other articles. ted the Sclatr, the
Young ,i,st
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-19
IINIII rmINrI nI nm IInI IN an nAr1n

just received another large supply popular w1-t t
fofee"r luraham u consist. ~ ercs Of letters Alma
1cWf~ Of N-Nania sJouruug boo Jerusalem boz che t.r
sdhrrd o. her atr wealthy lrv in fCpi, ani relating t
60 eve Wtn H Che 4l WoHrffui nrIenfs
diat~ ~ NrfrfN o Die Crurtx Calvary
volume ~ tn page, ehe.hsl brauf Ul.r,far.
ur entire d.fF ani executed tt ihf ri boo ..rr
w. making t"thsr one II hr most e'utfui sud Interesting
oks offered o. o. tuhic tn subscriber isrtt Nr.ft
or To- dstrlutou boo Virginia CHIs o.. li.a WOOD
h.g Co. Morris. Randolph. Price Csrdofa tnd I.r
roii 4 Murray
Hslgin4 ls Hiff rhsutet,nr sermon delivered t r,a
ilh rrntt
h"n kfrt lfuIc before thr Nnunr Mrn's Chr.atu
80 alton, ptct W. csrts tHAEttS WORKMAN
49,.
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AUCTION SALES.

ny DICKINSON, mi GO. A5c1-
NEGHoES.-rhfs DtY A. n eTic-t :. a \. -, -, =.
<Io Men three uksly N.sro Cat. iir,- N,,, A. - y.
40 ' DICKINSON, HILL a 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-19

-,EssE3G NOTICE uxuwrz.
= ii r<ekc4ssS TO TliE PUBLIC /1<E -
~ S4t<e<p.Ss II BE- a established ~ m ~
q k1kz<<lo fact, The Hataar <<X8EfA ~
10 save p4rr cont. n
ALBEMlRLE MILITARY NSrITrTE.

Direct Importer O due English Sole Leather Tnss TeU g,
snot. ,i SHOES Hats - i2 Man street, door To The >,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-19
''shrH Ls'"Lsf. =. sohISso
- IAIDIEI & IsOEINSsBN,
GRADUATES OF THE PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE Of

fH-iHNdt }, III r. m ~ CHEMISTS IND
- PH1ENf CECTINTN
4 httEk 90 country physicians and families A perfectly
~ NV and stock MEDICINES ~
together with StH"nNs iSsrRUNSrs, PEErrNrRy F,Nf NJ
on- and All other things tie Drug line which thew viii IL
sell ou the b.; ~ ' -
tt- Chemical and Pharmaceutir. pr.uar.ti,ns
aud s,ut 70 any part Of he country.
LAIpLEY 4 ROBINSON
oel' View Drug store th streets Rirlrott
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-19
MARLBORO HOTEL
JOHN N. SEiYRES pronristor


TAN HOUSE solic the patronage Of the members \
Tie "eirra Assembly and Others visiting the
ter and promises to spare pains h
a. their comfort.
The situation well known aud 50 desirable TIA
&c needs no further eommendation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-19

SO 2NDIriI AiLiN.-Throush the poliene.. or Mr. Ran
~ "ph The publisher have had ih- work laid un our
table" IT, clHft'rr- we'll
thr n which She avaricon and 1rd ,-r appr,
IN oTcr Really the author wri~ powerful pen n dn,inr
the darker 'iie ~ detachable risrectr
we'll poTiraycd-thr CoqueeT heIrr,, Fron Marv
stacy W turn with ostng, sud fud relief tt
IN her true light Ia the wife 81 the puiul miser-ao n h
lovely daughter.
We think Filth Allen" The ts lort seen from south
ern pen MAY not ~ ts auihor'si' fyf CLri,I liul
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-19
urDICAI ,Dyrur,sYv,Nr

- Ctnfta -nn.
fef tfrG a Saw
Otk tsn FsF lrfHra
NsEyrtts Csursr.
tttcsfu rtt.rrT far sae ~
CthH GffsE a Co.
Conn Issiun Mer.hanfa
l'i'-' No 70 Spears wharf. Baltimore.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-19

'"E "Nin nIDAI AM AHDt a. HN ru. ~
NJ " Ihh MN NOAk ENHIHITIOS
- 'oss-N
asOSesr ct.rrrtrs.. -, N-'s'ss",
LIZA a PkRRfNs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05
KENTUCKY POLITICS.

LOUIsyiLLE, Thursuay, July o, TOY.
The Wing State Convention met in this city to-day
ton Wing Platform adopted with the addislonal
resolutions that Conges should pass stringent laws TO
prohibit the importation of foreign pauPers and ieions
and that the time for the naturalization OF i9i,
eigners should be extended also that TINS
Convention deems it impoltc to make nominations
and recommends to the Wings OF the onion 70 Goa NJ
Candidate whose principles conform most nearly to his
own. A resolution expressing the confidence OF Tue
Whig'eof Kentucky in Milard Fillmore; ana saying r
he was as worthy Of their support as in ls47 was re-
by the vote of sixteen counties against 10 one
in favor Joshua +. Bell and Judge hinkaio sup
ported tie resolution indorsiDg Mr.. Fillmore.
= Adjourned size die.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
KANSAS TRIUMPH IN THE HOUSE

Editorial Correspondence of The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, July 3, 1856.
The House has to day noby redeemed itself
After considerable flibusteripg on the part Of the
South, the decision of Monday. on motion Of Mr.
Barclay, was reconsidered by vote of lOl to ~.
Mr. Barclay sustained himself well throughout
Mr. Mott, who has been sick in New. York, was
presents Herbert adm J, the alleged murderer Of
KeatDg, was in jail, and Payne (South Americau)
was also absent without having paired of. Mr.
ChsfIte, who was again absent and sick, had paired
with Mr.. Garlic. Haven, Whitney, Walk,
Wheeler, Dunn, Scott Harrison & Co. voted
with Brooks, Rust Herbert & Co. 3 Ruffisn party.
The North is quite elated, and Douglas, Toombs
& Co. are detected.
The Brooks case will come up on Tuesday. Mr..
Sumner is reported tonight not quite so well. He
is remaining at Mr.. Bair's. II. @.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05
FREMONT.
Exns. TIA klI fsoanl Exn

From The National Era.
All hail to Fremont Swell the lofty acclaim
Like winds from the mountains. Ike praires sasme.
Once more the Pathfinder Ia forth on bis hunt.
Clear the way for Free SOIL fer Free Men and Fsmon!
Wen spun every fetter, wen break every rod,
And Kansas ahsll bloom like the Garden Of God.
When we plsLt the white banner Of Freedom upon't,
And cry, To the rescue, Free Men and Fremont"
Oh the land that we love shall DO sacred from ssves
From the tyrarts m,nule and the plumber Of knsves;
Wen b.phze the Union in Liberty's font,
And the faith of our fathers shall live with Fremont!
Go, brave mountain climber, lead on in the path
Where the people shall sweep in the storm Of their wrath.
Who shall hinder their triumph, if God 20 appoint!
Who stay the bold mach OF Free Mon and Fremont
Then East West and North, sws II the lofty acclaim
Like winds from the mountains like prairies aAame!
Clear the way, the Pathfinder moves on In our 'front.'
And our hesrs shall keep time to the march Of Fremont
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

A message was received from the Senate announcing
the passage of the Kansas bill.
Mr. CAMPBELL, in response to question Of Mr..
Kupke said he intended to call up the report OF the
Select Committee relative TO the assault on Mr. Sum-
ner on Tuesday next, but that he would not then move
the pre- vous question if the friends of the parties in
yolved desire discussion.
Mr. CLINGMAN-There will be discussion.
Mr.. CAMPBELL said he would move the previous
question ON Wednesday.
Mr. Barclays motion to reconsider the vote by
which the bill to admit Kansas into the Union with the
Topeka Constitution was rejected, was called up and
adopted by lOl Yeas to 90 Nays.
The bill was then passed-lOo Yeas against 81 Nays
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05
FROM MEXICO.

BALTIMORE, Ihursdsy, July 8, 1870.
New. Orleans pspes Of Thursday and Friday last
are at hand. They contain Mexican dates to the 22d
JUNE. The Spanish Convention question was I'M
settled. Some papers assert it was in course Of ar
rar cement and Others that the Spanish Minister was
preparing to leave The Mexican Government was
copct ntIating forces at points contiguous to Vera
Cruz. Congress had unanimously repealed Santa
Anns's decree in favor Of the Jesuits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHIEoToS, Thursday, July 3, 1896.
The trial of Herbert for murder and that OF brooks
for assault is appointed to take place next week,
Many members Of the House are ANXIOUS 70 mich
thew have had prepared for sometime. The official
report of Wednesdays proceedings in the senate on
the Kansas bill win occupy about eighty columns o'
The GioLc newspaper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05
SIX STEAMERS DESTROYED BY FIRE.

ST. LOUIS, IhursuHy, JuIy u
At s O'Clock this morning fire broke out on ooala
the steamer st. Clair at the upper end OF tne
son, Grand TUX, and j. N. Stockwen, lying along.
tide The steamers Southerner and Saransc wsre Guy
loose from their moongs bat the burning boats
against them and set them on iro. Inc wnoc sA
ceptng the Sout6erncr. Loss about 100000. IN
surance not ascertsiued How the fire originated Is
not known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05
KANSAS NEWS.
CHICAGO. Wedpesdav Julvo

VHroN"V, W tuHTuHy, July =, I7Io.
Passengers from Il nngton bring intelligence Of the
capture Of cou pany Of emigrants from Ottawa on
board the steamer Arabia on Friday night. They
were robbed of everything. and detsned close prs,u
ers. 1t was resolved by the mob to take the Msssa
chusetts men in the company up the river aud hang
their leader, Decatur, immediately. All the arms
provisions, baggage, and money Of the prisoners were
coufscaitd for the use Of the mob.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NEw-YOR TRIBUNE
FREMONT RALLY IN HARTFORD.

Special Dispatch to The N Y. Tribune
HARTFORD, Thursday, July 3-lOi P. H.
An immense meeting here is now ratif! ing the nom
nation of Fremont. The enthusiasm is unbounded
The news of the reconsideration of the Kansas bill Is
received with Joy. H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05

"ZApHHArH-PAESKAH."-In the Rev. Thornley,
Smiths "Zspbnath Psenesh, or the History Of Jo-
seph. the Biblical accounts are defended On the basis
Of the Egy p,an nsesrhts Of Ms!stenbar., Maverick
ayd Others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05
PEACE ADDRESS PROM THE MERCHANISo f
PHILADELPHIA.
PHIA. Il

PHnADrIP HIA. Thursday. july y 80
At n meeting OF merchants held at the Etcnsuxe
Ills noon a Commute OF Gyv was appointed W o'".
on nij.e,, +. iesuop- 10 the Mauchcs'et Pc%" Al
hrrA<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.


Owen Loyejoy Of Bureau County has been nom nom,
,a,.l by the Rs pub csus TO reprer' y 'ne '''1
u sn6is ~ Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05

Ms..r, Gyss 4 Hgalsssv. Ne ir hAln a. Ss -
Oees B.Iias. uAsrrSso. ere Ases" ~ Wv
TRssss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05

After an Intellectual effort TO have an evening 49,.
for the purpose Of enabling members to speak, 'D'
House adjourned tall Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05

very until Rntas n,sg bestowed the Missouri Re.
strction upon it in 1920. Now the Missouri Re
strcton on Slavery in the Territory which included
Kansas wss fret moved in the Senate by Mr.
Thomas of ILL.,, and in the House by Mr.. Storrs OF
n. T., both Democrats, } and the bill which embo.
died it passed in opposition to the vote of MIR.
King. And beside, though Mr.. King was FEEDER
alist, large majority Of the supporters Of this
Restriction, including its leading champions In
Congress, were Democrats, including Jonathan
Roberts, James Tallmadge, Henry W. Taylor, in
Congress, and William Duane Editor of The Au-
ro1a the Democratic organ of Mr.. Jeferson's era.
The Legislatures of New York and Pennsylvania,
both Democratic, passed resolves sustaining the
Restriction by vote nearly or quite unanimous.
But what use in following and exposing this ruff
fans perversiOns
Mr. BIGLER of Pa. followed in a speech indca-
tive only of eebeDess and pliancy to the designs OF
the Border RufiaDs. He cOlldn t-suppOse Messrs.
Seward and Wilson serious in urging the admission
Of Kansas under her Topeka Constitution. lie
con.idered this bill better-of course.
Mr.. WILSON replied with great energy and Of
ct treating this bill as designed and calculated to
make Kansas Slave State. lie vividly portrayed
the state Of things existing in Kansas, and urged
her present admission as the only edec.ual remedy.
Mr.. CLAYTON made another speech, and had a
long letter from Mr. Madison read, designed to
prove the Missouri Restriction unconstitutional.
IL o'clock MIR. TRUNBULL of III. now rose,
and promising that he had not sodght to delay
action on this subject asked the Senate TO ADJOURN
TO enable him TO give his views on IT, Mr.
DOUGLAS objected, and it was of course mega,
hvtd. Mr. Trumbul then went on to show thaI
this bill completely abandoned the principle Oh
Squstter Sovereignty, asserted not only IN inc
Kansas .Nebraska act but in Mr.. Douglass Report
and bill of March last. He is now proceeding win
mastery dissection Of the shifts and sham' o'
which the cause Of Slavery Extension il from time
10 time sustained bat the sitting ia certain to be