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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-28
From, Washington
Correspondence Of he \ \ Eypress1
NASliINGT6S Nav :

WAsuNGroS. Nav 81
Arleal n The Ns45ees- On .4 Efgsee2 On Hsas3ai,
u emp fo2opes- Tn Hysa9e- fotc,ga Il
Sound Daa-1a3 soaR.
Members come in freely,-and 50 fr M w.
oRn gucss.thrre will be aquoram for business on
the 6rst day of the session The hotels are filling
up with the camp followers Of the incoming nd
ministrhtion.
The Mes.age Is NIL ready 1t deals largely in
foreign nthirs, and reyirws thu Champion aud
Nicaragua questions at length touches upon tho
Sound Dues, aud concludes on this head, with
the assurance that our relations with other gov.
ernments are on very satisfactory footing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-28
The Ousdriile Sauiically Described.

We have some alea tint this capital 5ea dc epz1 ia
not new. But our dancing season IS just comHen-
eng II NAV amuze some Of our readers u see i re-
produced Il max the n3ble arr Of dancing qaad-
lie clear II the simplest fnautical) capacity.
Ia Psat7iga-Hau up the starboara tack and let
the other etaf pas Then bear up and get your heRd
on the other taek-regain Yoar berth tie porl hek
back aud i'll with yenf partner and boxhaul her
weaf found twice against the sun in COMPANY with
the opposite craft then yoar own-afterwards boxhaal
with her again and bring her up.
EEte-Shoot ahead about two fathoms till you
nearly come with the other craf under weigh;
then mike board your birth and iie out FIR
a bend, first 10 starboard, then to port-make s1
and pas the opposite craft then get your head round
on the other tack-auother side 10 starboarI aud
porhen make sail 10 regain your berth -wearround,
haeh aud hi and hoxhaul your partner.
Ia peH'e=lieave ahead and pass Your adversary
ynfd arm 10 Yardnrm regain Yoar herth on the
other tuck in the slme orler=take your station in
line with our partnpr-baek and h-hl ON yout
heel and bring up with yonr pnrtner-sbc then mn
Heuycrs ahead and heayes II ahuck fills and Shoots
ahead again aud plays eff alongsile-Yon ibeH make
sail IN company till nearly stem an with the Other
lnc-inake stern hoard aad east her off tn shift for
herscli-repan your berth by the hes, means posi-
bic aud let 60 your anchor.
Ia Trufze.-Wear round rs before against the sun
twre, boyhaul the lady, and range up alongside her,
aud make sail IN COMPANY wien half way across 10
the other shore drop asern with tire tile-shoo ahead
again and cast of the tow-now back aud fill be
fore and hoXhnnl her aud yourself into your berth
aud bring up.
la Pastoraie-Shoot ahead alongside your part
nertheu mike stern boarl-agan make all sail over
II tie other eoaslct 60 the hawser aud pay off ln
70 yonr nHn berth and take n turn-the three crafts
opposite mnge upabreas toward YOU twice,and back
astern nran-now nanGnrer my rig You like, only
under easy sail rs il is always light winds (Leph
Yrs in this passaPe-as soon rs you see their helms
down. haul round in company with them port tHek
then make all sail with your srtner into yoar own
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-28
Lcorre.nanaence ofthn RalLlmnre snn J

Speaking Of the Sound Dues the matter, rs
between Denmark and this government, il still
subject to negotiation aud will be settled b..
fore March next, that il within the term of tho
present administration. This Government, nj
ihe request of that af Denmark. deferred the en-
foreement of our refusal 10 pny duties for one
year after the expiration OF the wears notice. in
order to afford time for nm n, iastment of tho
question md this prolonged term will expire next
April. One mode of adjustment has already been
suggested in Mr. Marcy's published dispatches,
which mode WIS generally considered by public
men abroad AS fair and reasonable Tint i Tor the
payment 10y this Government 81 liberal sum in
nd OF the support of the Danish light house sys-
TEN.
We have another difficulty Of n perplcsing m.
ture 10 deal with=-thnt Is the means OF nnording
protection 10 American commerce and citizens
on tho ltthmus of Panama. New Granada, a
il has been proved. is utterly unable 10 fulfill hes
part OF the treaty engagements aud il hns be-
come necessary To provide some other mems
What course our Government will take is not yet
known. even II determined upon, and all the rn-
mors we have hero as 10 proposed cession of the
territory to the l. S, or a transfer of municipal
jurisdiction over the transit route To the l.. s,
are premature.
Our Commissioner, Mr. Corwine after full
examination of the subject. ON tho spot. came to
the conclusion that the Government of New Ora
NADIA was neither able Ia protect the transit, nor
willing to permit this Government TO do it, and
therefore he proposed that the United States
should seize it. But it does not appear that TIN,
plan bns been approved In fact no distinct prop
ostlon has as yet been made to New Granada ON
the subject.
1t will no doubt be found that this whole mat.
ter is now subject of negotiation between the
United States and England, in conformity with
the provisions Of the 9Th article # the CLAYTON
Bulwer treaty, whereby the two governments
greed to extern. their treaty stipualans. 10 any
other practicable communication, neither by
nal or railway, across the | thmus which con.
meets North and South America. aud especially
those by Tehuantepec and Panama.
The two governments will.nn iouht. find some
means to carry out what they fxea upon in the
fra'y OF 1850. as"a general principle in regard
/ 10 those transits.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-28
Bachanan'4 Neutrality-suspicious.

Look here, jim, said young fellow the 9TH
evening 10 old soaker who had evidently
taken too deep nm interest in spiritual matters,
aud was still with the peculiar obstinacy of those
in his condition. yocii,rous for another smile"
look here, old fellow You'll spoil your
constitution by this style of thng-beter hold
up'n
"Gousiitntnn be bowed!" snia the old fellow.
Il broke that long ago Been living ON the by
laws this six mouthsi'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-28
The Union ). Flap.

A committee of b. escorted by 50 citizens.
were 10 leave Cincinnati on Tuesday having in
charge the Union Flag" which the Ohio State
Central Fillmore and Doneson Club were to
present the State Central Committee Of Maryland
in Baltimore, in consideration of Maryland being
the Banner State Extensive preparations are
Icing made 10 give the visiting party an appro-
priate receplinn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-28

AN ELECTIVE JUDICIARY ~ss ordered in Con
necticut at the recent Election. Term egh,
years and no service after ~. In State cal n
BILE Of sending $4,000 voters 10 the polls, on
iy 1882 took the trouble to give an opinion one
way or the ether. There are Z 800 votes for and
o'oo2 Against and the ayes have it, II all had
voted who had an opinion upon the subject. thu
vote would probably have been two to one III,
other way.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-28
DelnN,nrt L. Y. srnnfnr.

Coy. Casey has appointed Joseph =. Conn gys
Esq.. of Dover, to I'll the vacancy accustomed by
The death Of Hon. John VI. CLAYTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-28

CABINET MAKING for Mr. Buchanan goes on,
as brskly as ever,-especially in the Abolition
journals. They seem to know all about whit
Mr.. Buchanan is to do, and they chalk out,tothe
very line his programme. AIR. Buchanan him
self says tina, he don't yet know what he is t.
do'-but no matter, the Abolition Journals know
al ahead Of him. But this is the art of jour
"""s'h IN some quarters. Publish aramance Ia.
oay.-to correct il to.mor,o,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-28

ihh INDIA MAILS which left Boston. July q
ano by the succeeding English steamer. !, ha.
just leaked out, we're retururd e. thi. o,u,,r,, :,
the alleged reason that the sum paid on them +,
the United States was insufficient This -
was forwarded second time, by the southam,,
ton steamer ct August oath. The first inform,
tioD received here of the matter WAS in Cnlcott
adviees dated September ODD. Whois responsi
BILE?
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\ rerfamed nrrnth.-whn, lndy or gentle


would remnin under the OF nisagreeahle breath
when lay using the BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS
rnttrice would only render but leave the teeth
alabasrf Many persons Il" Ho know their breathts
Lad the Eject delicate their friends will
Pour siugle drop "Ban your tooth brush
and wash your teeth might and morning hity bottle
vii las yea.
Beautiful Gompl may easily be acquired by using the
'Ban Thousand Flowers II viii remove pmples
mdfeekles from the sSa leaving Of soft aud roseate hue
VET towel pour three drops, and wash the face
nIgi' and morning
SHAVING NAnE Easy Wet your shaving brush either
cold pour three drops Of "Bam a
gb6ns1nd Faworsa rub heard well will make
Geauths9 ather much facilitating Incorporation Of shaving
Fifty Beware Of genuine
Hbiesa -igued by W. =. FElRIDtfE ( 90
edbns Franklin Square, New York,
kerfun,e.i F.t,tk.-What .aas gentleman would
siarhnl the disagreeahle breai When using
bONDfNS DENTAL I'll HI it vii only reuler it
sweet bn nae the teeth white aabasfer tooth
arhr and preserve them from decay Reeouafnde by den
tlsis aud PHI sGRns eYerYW here.
Beanful tolnpexa may he admired by ne Il re
moves pimrns treekes renders the SKIN aud beaut
I'll mparlnEa rich rnseste hue 1t is the cosmetic
known. 1eng free from all uurpns MATTER Price 80
oentss Fer saisbF SfROTHEl WHITEHEAD.
ST ABI n & JONES.
pnd Druggists
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y
titf,9.NH C. ANtf GOODS, e.. &c4-PAiNl :.
- ms Ia would respectfully announce fae f1b =
aiit'i rs naw he9F made thrtr IT 7aa L e. 3
- Hipale iaNorabY with that OF any ether es'7ai
~ ar KIN In this country. and they corhirdlv begfe
@ ny en- aud viii "tfer Frog Inducements phfeAa
s''S oLhef regnar Hpuse Having purchased l1tEfs
mHei uHdsr PUBLISH I's price:
f stock consists of Books in all the various departments
~ ot Law, Medicine Theols Fy History sienae
MlseHsaetes School. e. a.
Hi'rioNtltY great variety ot Stationary CAP Pam
'll 10 hnH, pin and rui Il Letter Paper various ~
Hess and Fancy
P4ffk HANdISG Asp BoRDFus6--A large and beanta#
Assortment
ANel ICONS In great VARIETY Perfa5ie De5ks IN 7
mn Any hose " ood &c, por Faos, at price "a W.
iHh'V els 10 So Por Nonaioa ii siyirs Par.tf
T. stFe5 Work Boxes Card Gabas. faEe5 ~,
s''.'i> n" W Weighs. &c., suitable for presents
i5lfi, Ie"h Brushes, Hair BrssAps Combs Ink bs1n
b.ae Rcd and inlrlihlc Copving Prose. Al. -.
MUSICAL lNsrRrN Nfs-I'auas just reeeiy wing -
nH very inc Victims varying price from - ~
ftnes Aeearaeans DC n"v ~ is-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-28
na,RINraAhE OFAyALIaHIE

THRUST as1E OF AVAILABLE lnp
pursuance OF deed executed 10 the uB.lersis.3 :"
George Percya if. dated 9th of Oct le52 and rferjs
Clerks Office If the Court of the County CambbeI H.
the purposes therein mentioned,we will on the aai,
public aneton the premises at 81 ocot k p NJ sol ~,
valuable Lot Of acres in the vicinity of Ivncbbnrs
the residence of Judge Wm Daniel jr CONVEYED IN ns
deed " '''
The will be made known the dav Of sale
RoBT DAVIS, IT,.
nov Il 2tawihh'l WIN I. YAAUEY, Trustees
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-28

&eLk kOBEs.-We have hibiti0n 'en,
~ Rich Silk Robes which the la1es will please call snG
sep 9ats J. A STIGLER & %
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Holloway Oin.meni.->eerbuiie Eruption
n human t=af witness
= III flsaav af tbs in lie al tese
diseases They fail however long standing or desPe.
the lac
- A ire nanufaf tories - Maiden Lane New York
aud NJ 224 Strand London BY I'll Druggists, at e,
d2.e. and 81 per box. nov 29dl%
Ox,asaptcd Fiiters.-BosTas November l. 1-a9-
GsafeeH Although II almost thing in he urn
patent medicines would most eheerais adj my testimony
your Invaluable remedy Tor dyspepsia and general
debility
The yen have pursued IN submitting Dr. Green for
m ma n chemist Of reputation with the medical
fafssr the approval If scientific men and enies
usY Ffuated Bers To the confidence nt the tHhis
months past and recommended
aHt others ha vii agree with saYifg that II M
Iassr the f.ii aud enre Il the
distressing complaints arising tnm weakness aud any dc.
fHuRemei' ii The digestive system
With gfeat respect your obe,lent zrrgant
EBENEZEE SMITH,
Residence W Alison. Street
None reuuine nnless signed BUTTS N the wrapper
sEIlI " FoWLE ( g. 13s Washington Street. Dos
IN. Prafrietors Sold By their agents everywhere
lpr sa,e by J II THOMPSON q CO audi II SEAf
r. dVeJawiH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-28

ef'eh'e IN business, has an extensive Hcquaa t4aza
ah a influence good eastou- would k7 get sGaH=n
a. LEX or salesman in Grocery prv Good, establish
NJ IA It's city Address a. through p I.vncass-.
- = Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-28
aNwENcss. GERMAN ANn snrnlc,,
Frames at Prices low than offered market
my 21ts A. WINSTON
EsgEsERYE YOUR .OoKsN pspFRs-

IIfTThEs Enc Pfoof Sae Is Known 10 b. entirely
bic as perfect protection against fire Those who haYa
naoie hoaks and papers would sleep better night if all
Fauabes WIRE locked up in of errngs champion >#.
Pr SHE by the gents New York prices
n 1fuounlaN- -,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-28

Executor Of Renl Tones, de- l.
" Jay after the above sale will be Sold by T. HUDSON
~ ing partner sixteen Young and likely negroes beaaet
~ ~ concern OF T. j Hudson & Co among whom fact
~ o'i9S, eng n makers and a first rate cooper
noN 2i=li f231ce r Y faSI.~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-28

S2nhrc SIX and Bingham Umbrellas. sama extra ara
szes also Rubber Over Coats aud Pants fresh lot prs
eelNed ny BURROUGHS, SHAFFR & %.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-28

fIr#s't1H ddrp6ae OF rreent date saNss
pIAsasIl is snppns thai L J. Nash Ut leetssafg las
Pianos than rlze ia he south It's Iiaos
nave gwen general sasa ton Ia Nefth carolina
nov
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-28


E.tsT TREES, &c. Nc.-The subscriber
wishes to direct attention TO his Stock Fruit and go
mortal Tree Sc Important additions having been Md IN
the past he respectfully invites early nst
the Fall the Successful for transuqnfi-
The lowing prices W i'll be charged when not less than o
hundred are taken Nv
Apple Trees over 30 varieties So per hundred
oh
Pear Dwarf Trees 90 varieties S25 per hun5roe
Apricot Nectarne, Plumb, Cherry, Ounce &c 25a ocen,
each. ''
Catalogues any address free of charge
b All orders from distance TO attention. mus, ha
accompanied with the cash JOHN HALLIDAY
NnrserHman and Exotic Florist Brook Vile yncbhnrv
Virginia.
AafNTs-Messrs. A. B. Rucker, Lee & johnson Iyn,b
bnfp r. G Bell Liberty and Gibhony Baldwin Wyfhe
vile II. L. Warren, Farmvle
'Farmvile Journal copy mo and send to tia
Office lnoy 3d& e3tawlm
a. FOR RENT.-A de~ira bic ia n,iIy residence
LII mon Hill door Jas Scurry with large gar
den aud good well of Water. Apply this Office
3d3tawts
HOUSE and Lot for Snie.-I wish 10 sell or
rent my House and Lot and ID Aiev nm
medately in the neehborhood of Mr. WIN d Branch The
above llause and Lot IS a very desirable residence for ~
family II not disposed of by the oath day November mex
will then be sold at auction Terms liberal aud known
onday Of sale. y b JAMES
oct z -d& clawt2lnoy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-28

pBia FL have now in shore the In r.Psi and
most desirable stock of goods have Offered ~ ms
market suitable for House Keepers consisting par, al
China Glass Stone, Wood Hard Ware Cutlery IA
large stock OF Looking Glasses. Casters Lamps sc nm
my friends and the pnbc will call aud my stock as
am determined to sell low RIO X. WATKINS. Agt
nov l2-1Hc2taNtw Ron copv iw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-28

LARGE and extensive assortment OF sit,
n and Northern Manufactured Furniture always hand
ef aud SaRek Mattresses fuckers Patent Spring Bell
Chaifs ot every description. A. WINSTON
nv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-18

notwithstanding this unusually large supp ,, the d.
mand, favored by the prevailing cold weather. con-
tinued good with An advance Of about oneeighsh o.
cent per pound on last weeks prices, the range
being SIC. q 6sc.
There was better demand for cotton yesterday.
The European news by the City Of Baltim re impart
ed greater rness TO the views OF holders The sales
embraced about $500 bales, 1t full price Flour
opened firm and active before the news bat
after it came 10 hand il closed tame at about
the previous days prices. The transactions were
10 fair extent, including some lots on spec0-
lasion. Wheat was frDer for choice lots of white,
though sales of al kinds were limited. Choice
white Southern sold as high as 81 II, and choice
do. Canadisn was held at 81 80, and Illinois red
sold at 81 go. Corn was heavy and sales light a
considerable lo of North Carolina white sold at 76c
for Western mixed zoe. bid and Tic. asked, and
lot of old and new mixed Southern yellow sold at
nc. Pork vas heavier and easier, with sales Of
new mess at SO %, $40 37I SO 80, and
old do. at SO SO l21. 1000 bbls. new mess
sold, deliverable next April, at sls, and 1000
do deliverable by the Is. Of September, 1857 at sl7
sugars we're firm, with sales OF 500 coo hnds
Coffee sold TO the extent of LOCO bags Rio at DC.
lie. Freights we're dull while engagements were
moderate Grain in bulk for Liverpool was taken
at sd; -four at Is 3D., and bacon at 20s per ton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-18
Broslslyn City News.

~ HaoS Ruanyn 10 nis JuspIp7os % TBs NV Y0EuK
CoyHr o. CosxnS PisAs Judge korrs Of The Couniy
corit of Krss county recently made decision relative
% are jurisdiction oil the New YogL Court or Common
rlass Ii. upen whoh the decision n based u thu;
Of 'ths psoplo, rel shedoa +. Church. against Je
rogs Ryoscp. secv,n ~ inc county of Kiors" TIE
Mrsstcd by the sheriff execution against
nj. ptuon ytuinf from inc Ccsrt Of Common Pleas OF
the ty Of New Yors and directed 10 the respondent
he % now broCrbt ur on q wit Of tsbcas corpus, Ia
orir 10 obtain bic relssse or the grnrnd that the county
IL Rugs not ~ithr The Jurisdiction ~ that court snf
that rot s1e execution against The person. d.
r.Csa the sher of any county except the ctr aud
c1cr-y Of New York JudCe hnris dtllvered el,so.
rate opinion reviewing the statutes bearing Tho
sDd eustsiniuR Ne relator's plea lie then dis
charged. sad that ths " TIE FIRST invulv %
hi. point which has been ralsct end viii proa
py y carried he.0rc the neat General Term writ OF
1fiiosrri.
slH &Nw Colwr rKsrE,u1sv-ln inc Kings County
Board u Supervisors yesterday al was snsnisd for
pss,tsson 10 The legislature sekns ier auth ray 70
cau net than s1s Geo 10 conpie;e tie new true
,ure ~ Fs,bush Tb9s far the building has cost about
sli0 00o and the Land upon which ercc,cd eur
ing 'cts about SIC There yet about ~ o00
Becessarv complete a. There 10 talk OF erecting
sbovt the grounds, Which 10 es,rnsed viii cost
sIstc0. ne net as prepare, R 70 be placed IN the
snds Of the Assembly from this DISTRICT for pre-.
seauton 10 he Lcss ls,uye.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-18

rNErARfp ny W. u. DICK, OF PHILADELPHIA.
Lat Of lcticra advertised In tho PHILADELPHIA Pssie
LAGER Monday, Dec. 10, remaining In tho roa olcc,
TnilAdoIha, uDcaied for
wl~ scsg uorpua CINCINNATI, o., norsls.
Carer X Brother or Carter OCopnos X Brother.
4 Co, 20 advertised. Hughes X Co.
rpennipon IL Skater.
Wm Hsrar, JT.. a. 20. Barry Brother.
Myers Brother. Less. Marshall X Co.
Serne 90 VIM y. Barrett CO.
walker A SOC. I6om pson a Go.
r7TSrrRo, IA, H0rsEs
STONES n Co. Artnurs. Rogers a 20.
List Of etssre sdveri ised In The Patsburr Dasc
Saturday, Ice. u, remaining IN the Fsburs Pa, rfsi
osloe
EtsTux porsp. rHsADuirA HorSsz.
{. y. kellogg q Go. Hsrnaen's Expicss.
Nfkina y -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-18

SrocK GAMBLING JOURNALISM Wesley 1 Com
pany, who own the New York Tsrss, acknowledge
with unblashing impudence that they arc leading
stock gamblers In Wall street, and that they sue
oeeded in cornering their great rival the head
Of the bcars-Mr. Jacob Little. This is the
fist time that any Wall street gamblers have
ever bad the effrontcry to openly boast that they
Owned daily journal and gmnbicd In stocks 10
Wall street al one and the same time. These
stock gamblers who own the Daiy Tms, say
they don't interfere with their editors writer's or
reporters in any department. We suppose, also,
that they extend this system Of non-intcrfcrence
10 their goodman their fast trotter, their cook,
their steward aud their chambermaid. All
gammon! If stock gamblers, or any other
gamblers, own daily journal, they use that
Journal for ibcir own purposes, whatever they
nay he. Tho T3s0 Il ~ much the property Of
Westy s. Company, and a. fully under tlleir
contrs', as their OK or their as and ia this
rcsp,ct they som % possess an advantage over
tl,eir adversary VT. Little, TIE great bear who
seems 10 have no Journal 10 advocate his views
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-18
Southern Mail. DC.

EAlBsoRz, Doc IL, 1865.
New Orleans papers OF Wednesday and Thursday last
sre TO hard by the arrival OF the mail late DUE
Cornelius Hrsher hom Connecticut has been arrested
o. Alexandria under the charge Of Inducing slaves to
OF.
The directors OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad have
declared dividend OF thirty per cent OIL OF the earnings
OF the road. The dividend declared in scrip. convert
BILE In June nelt bonds Of the company bearing six
per cent Interest," and in 1869 convertible into stock
the company. The City Councils havo authorized ap
peal Courts prevent tho company carrying on
their nun pose.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-18

WESLEY 4 Co, the stock gamblers who cor
nered Mr.. Little, and who own and control the
Daily Tines, are informed that neither the pro-
pIietor Of the HERALD nor any person connected
herewith ever has been or could be concern
ed in stockjobbing speculations Of any
kind. The only stock that We ever dab
bled in was that Of the New York and
Boston Telegraph Company. At its incep-
ton we took fitccn hundred dollars worth Of
it; that is about the last we have ever seen OF Il.
These gamblers of the Daily Tsaes need not think
to involve US in any Of their Wall street opera
items, or to mix Us up in the contests between the
bulls and the h.ars.