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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-05
They DON'T Like IL.

Under this caption, the New York Herald audes to
the groans OF the Abotiouist the nomination OF Fill
more in the following which beg leave to
call the attention OF Southern voters A the Herald saws
the nomination OF Fillmore "is movement which clips
the wings OF the Abolition Holy Alliance 3"
The Seward anti slavery organs find the American
nomination OF Mr. Fillmore a bitter dose. The ALBANY
Journal opens the campaign against him in regular
brOiislde of rockets and muketry. An important er-
mcnt in the estimates OF the Sewartes has been taken
away. They virtually confess that they had counted
upon such proceedings Philadelphia as would end in
the absorption oi the bulk Of the Know Nothn> into the
Seward alliance; and that upon this basis they had oun-
ded their hopes of ccctug Northern sectional Preien.
tal ticket They werr willing conccde 10 the Know
NotlngS all their ant-lrsh Catholic and anai-n pr,udi.
aud principles Archbishop Hughes to the contrary not
wth~anns ided that these Know Notins would on.
y bow down 20 the same common idol ot negro freedom
with Master Seward Niger Murslpping couspirators
but the selection ot Fillmore filings the defiance the
national know Nuthngs, at least i:o the teeth OF Sow
h7iism and touches the archacStaor in his tcuderest
point. Sewaris organs accordingly declare that this
Philadelphia nomination i hut iIctiou diversion of
pcryer>e faction Tor the OF the Democratic pary
II may be but al all il l. a movement which
clips the wins Of the abolition Holy lance sud rcdu.
ces IL To il natural dimensions"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-05
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
EVENING SESSION.



The SPEAKER resumed the chair at o'clock
On motion 81 Mr. CLAIBORNE, the Senate till o. in
crease th" capital stock Of the POWELL Hotel company in
the city Of Petersburg taken up, OF order and
passed
Housg Bills PASSED
The following House bills were then read third time
TO amend tho 1T section Of an act ancndatorv of the
ist aud 9TH sections Of act to incorporate the Mont
cello Bank.
Incorporating the fauquier Fonile Seminary
TO incorporate tie Sm'thfci Norfolk, and Portsmouth
steam packet company.
70 mark and define the boundary line between Fluvau-
anl ALcfuatlc.
For the relief Of Matthew Mabe-ayes 49, nays2-tI,e.
funds Ssp--a tax improperly paid.
rms COUNTY % "RoASE"
An eugrpssed bill the county Of Csboun out Of
ho counties oi kauaSha Jackson, and Gilmer came up
90 order. Ahcrcupuu,
Onmouon Of Mr. BRANNON the vote ordering the Jiu to
s cnO--uont fcconsdcrcd lie then moved to strike
out the name 81 Calhoun sud insert "Roaue" it was
designed a. denoninatc another new county to be- formed
at this session, IN honor Of the ustrous South Carolina
Statesman
Mr. TREADwAY proposed ~ insert the name Of cav
and hoped ,t nobody would consider ~ inappropriate
that hca DcmOcrat-mda Democrat oi the right stripe
should thus propose to honor tho memory Of Of Yir
ginlas nOho-t aud mot gifted IL due TO thft
eminent statesman that county n hi. native state
should be- named after him. aud IL J. well understood
that the Legislature Of Virginia will alwaysbe Democratic
he hoped hs motion would accord With the sentiment VI
tho llDusn aud be adopted
Nc JOHNSON was opposed 10 striking out the name
Of Calhoun unless that Of Rolne be- inserted ia IT,
stead Certain 10 H. II any name deserves be OnOfcd
that il "SpeHcer Roue" fe need not remind the
House that Judge r. tho Father Of the States Rights
p1ftythe most distinguished eaderthe head aud front
Of that peculiar school Of politicians IN this state and he
hoped that IL would be the pleasure Of ITO House
tie new county "ROane,'
Br. TREADWAY said that he had mentioned to one
Of the friends Of the county the which ho had
proposed. AID il h,d met with his approval.
Mr BRANNON stated that he hal 40 earthly objection
nauirg the county Clay. but ,e Of Roanc had
been stricken from n hill Which came from the Senate
forming couuty ~ SJuthgcscrn Vfgiua, he thought
that his would be- the proper time, II had been
then committed To make amends by naming tl' county
"RoHuc" lie w. ~ wonl not let h- party feelings go
far 10 influence him agin.l the other u'tOu-
prOpOsei this party might well afford such compliment
10 that distinguished of Virginia but, iOr the
Which ho had stated he would vote against the propo
siti0n.
Mr. GARRETT thanked Messrs. JoaSsoN, and BaAN-
To- interest manifested by them IN this proposed
CO nnenoStOn Of the distinguished udst Spencer Rosne
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-05

We express the hope that the African Church will lie
crowded To OVERLOOKING tli, evening with the Wing and
American OF Richmond Several emincut speak.
have promised to bc present and have no doubt
tina, all who Wt-ni viii be- richly reqgi,el for their
uouhe. W. want the people OF this city to turn out
iaIsse Come onecomc all snd let the bal! he open.
rd for noble standard bearers Fillmore aud Doue,oa
with IL" spirit aud enthusiasm which becomes ". and
which will spread Ike willfrc throughout the cur, aud
breadth OF the State. Let the old and the young ~
come-al indeed, who feel interested in restoring iie
Goyernmggt to the hands Of sound national and conser
yatvc statesmen.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-05
The NaNal Rn,1h.

We publish elsewhere communications to be followed
by one two other criiicng the action OF the late
Naval Board It will be Observed also hat resolution.
the subject introduced in our State Senate on
Monday 10y NJ. Thomas OF Fairfax We sincerely trust
that the present Congress will promptly remedy ,he u-
justice done to mcriioous officers by the Board-to tie
extent at least Of allowing them a fair trial
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-05

the Presidency arr abundany proven by his present rea
tons the politics OF the country lie l. sectional in
that he Is the volunteer exponent OF the passions and
poses of slavery Heis sectional in his approval OF the
policy which in Missouri is Border Ruhianism. lie Il.
sectional in his hostility emigration into the North
and intolerance of the foreign born seeking to become
of the nation. lie is sectional in his devotion TO
the Slave States which jealous of the free aggressive
upon them and ingenious rstari their growth. He is
sectional in his attachment 10 Slavery, and his codnes
to freedom. His nomination is Southern altogether and
not National
We have thus thrown together few extracts
from Weeds Evening Journal for four consecutive
DAYS Immediately after it had received the news Of
Mr. Fillmorc's nomination. Our readers thus
perceive the grounds upon which his election is so
viruently opposed by the Abolition faction at the
North. And are not the reasons which induce them
to oppose him the very ones which should cause
Southern sustain and support himy
Beautiful Reasoning
Because Mr.. DoneSon, while editor of the Wash
i,gton Union, opposed Mr. Fillmores administration,
and perhaps said some harsh things of it, our ex-
Lieutenant Governor Lca>e was moved to declare in
public speech before the late Democratic Conven-
tion that Mr.. Fmore's administration must either
have been very bad one, or else Mr.. Doncson is
the greatest liar in the Emitted States We use sub
stantialy, indeed, almost literally the ex-Lcutcn
ants own language Well, let us make different
application OF his very beautiful and conclusive RIA
soning 1t will be recollccted, suppose, that Mr.
Wise once-for many long wears toSether-denoun-
ced the whole Democratic party pack of thieves
aud plundercrS. Now according to our ex-Iieuten-
ants logic, the Democratic party must either have
been what Mr.. Wise so vehemcnty charged it with
being or else Mr. Wise himself WAS the greatest
liar this world ever saw.
We leave it 10 our logical ex-Leutenant to decide
this question for himself If he is honest. and is
afraid Of his own shadow he will at once speak
out, and let his party and the country know how
this matter is-whether his party is the corruptest
and meaneSt thing earth, or whether Mr. Wise
is the greatest liar " on earth. One or the other
horn of the dilemma you are obliged TO take
there is no other alternative.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-05

meeting OF the American members of the Gene ral
Assembly will take place in the Senate chamber Sau
day nigh, next at half past O'clock full attendance
ia earnestly requested business OF great importance will
be transacted.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-05
RATIFICATION MEETING.

ratification meeting will be held at the African
Church, "Wednesday evening next, March 18th, at
O'Clock, 10y the friends aud supporters of Mlarl Fillmore
for President and Andrew Jackson Donelson for Vice
President Several speeches from distinguished gentle
may BE- expected.
Let every friend the Union and advocate the rights
Of the States attend.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-05
TO coRuEsPoNDENrs.

EAf0."
Arfos ,cria boi sites ortis paper publiss
T1fs rule Of long sfraffHJ ought Ne f-otra df
dHd be d>Irrtefors. OssfIrv ecei
Gag >fpAf ii-es oAargeig for "a GdseyfiseBsAis.
to saiiio.s ell De charged ne ddreriise
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-05

u - TO COUNTRY MER(uANrS.-A.
u$> spring Is rapidly advancing,
county have began TO visit this
N- 40 h'e pleasure calling their great f,Auy
that i Invaluable Ia all climates all
QUE a has performed remarkable
one That be taken by all wh
isst - and one that stands unvsied Of Dys.
pfsa US shd Coughs Collie, Nrvous on .bI
W Asa. aud fe,sr aud Nervous Headache a. To
snh"an"s aud therefore entirely
When all other remedies have a~ Ia. b,n lno~
Ia ruTe the worst pysrsp-a certh.
ells aud vrrs, sttesied by Gregory ~ ,,,.o 50,
oth-r~NrNou Headache, by NJ.
Peters aud others aud Coics Diarba "a. bunI,,. ~ 80
citizens assert, WIN ui With during an. rr.,.
l-nce az the Ch ra Ia Richmond, Immediately
and uproote All ympns ~ that hofrd
BAhkRS PREMIUM BlffERs Indeed there has ever
h discovered Tonic Of powerful and soothing
a. these bfr- which continually administered Children with
the happei result The Proprietor 10
have im known hr.ughSut the country, aud for this
put them I" Country Merchants and
prizes cannot fail To- please. All the Brr,Hx
and Judge OF their merits For sale the cts.
per bottle: ~'''
Todd Christian Petersburg VA stabcr Jones Iynrbiu,v
Va king Toy, Norfolk Va. Garlick
d. Camm wlismsburg Va; Johnston a Wallace Frederick.
burg, Va; j. n Callum Co, Danvle, Wheat Chainr
Wheeling Va Thomas Adams Co srnthneld Va Bbb wilt,
charlottesville, Va; T. J. H. Eskrige. staunon Va: Walter
VI. middleton, farmvic Va; ". H. Ilppt wlutngton n ~
Charles So Co, Washington city Hatch
Md Bdekers Miller, Covngton. KY gene
seNe-
Orders addressed 10 RAxrp
Richmond,
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AGENTS WANTED TO SELL MAPS
THE INI:TEn Srtr,rS

The uhscricr constantly issuing Maps ~ The most
Hcfi AMI siiL~ character
different parts % the tsn year
Any pcrs-S~ng uian make but
-mat outlay and 10
letter
he sent ir' To a good who : In Of business
All inquiries answered hy mail.
rer Inducements and hbsrdI
Geati1ssdi iH ne Lnsiasss
MIN OFT OF EMPLOYMENT, address A. H. Jocu,S nul.hs,
~ Iiy'uLIr Maps and Wi,sirdied SHEETS
Nos Is and ca fULroS New York
IA 1.l
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-05
Nest Extraordinary Remedy known.

RS,TuREE YEARS ENPkRikNCf "a the sale Of
~ N. sMOGnER'S uREASr GIOTllS~
has satisfied that there nothing kuown 10 the medical wo,i.
which will At all compare with them. They
the sHrsrg mother.
may be said Of them whou, fear Of contradiction proof
the sonirary that they applied any previous the
actual rising Of the breast, they will promptly aay all
relieve all pain and the s.bsrlns
erwOrs the breast should actually
hsdhe application aud constant produce
condition Of the breast 10 insure the speest possible
Every should by her. and flo- ,h. use IN,
dlsNtons which always ssn, with hm.
viii know What suffering with her bs,..,.
~ Aremttance Of t, accompanied by ~ cent. worth Of
will the mall of pair
Of thess cloths o any part Of the United States.
They Tor sale exclusively by
ADIE GRAY, Wholesale and Retail Agents,
fr22 la Main street. Richmond, virxini.
Nv Pull directions for applying these Cloths accompany
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-05
JgSr isEAD THIS.

~ s "HA" T ddacIi ,.p r.D-.,,, =, ,.,a
M-s,rS Dow Co-Genlemen Please send
ties rufo Ihaye sold medicine has given 80
auch Satisfaction Icoul
Astonishing ccrhcae.a Of cures has made hut A
need. none all u wants IL trial. Your friend al
tl9 wM CVIfrCiiyryIn
LIT every a Of sn, Kind use
No. the TRUE TURF OIL, certain cure See adv.rti,e-
another tot
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-05

Drrtfsrs D F.ke, Mayor q Port.nosi In card 10 IL.
ties densnd bis eutlre stteufon, w.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-05
~ LET EVERY ONE READ THIS:

" ION ~
Mcsrs DovE4 CoGentiemen Enclosed pleas .ccuun,
q" saes OF your medicines. and check
entirely cat OF Rheumau Lninent. and would b. glad you
would sud fresh supply. given universal
satisfaction and eountrym.n use nothing else for
Hhcunati.m. truly your. 49,
G.Ig IA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-05

4 to-pAtiN The undersigned s. &. BAPTIST.
- 81 Petersburg aud JOHN WHITE, irtn Hester
Willie Rsmond have ths day formed eoTNrincrshp under
sle aud firm 81 BAPTIST WHITE purpose 81 conIuc
Ing IOBt'CO COMMISSION BUSINESS Va tie city Of New
York aud have taken 80 Front 81, wrr
they will lie prepared March 20 receive
'",''giurntt :. G. BAPTIST,
New York, February 1t. is36. JOHN y WHITE
feI4-dGct March
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-05
Wilson on Fillmore aud ponel,On.

For interesting news telegraphie Sc, see outside.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-05

AsPECEACIES SPECTACLES! SPFCrACLFS We
- just received supply spcetaees every
ton Also Sn~etac Tor children sho squin 'He
Spectacle ga-'es always on hand, which be lifted
r ah g assortment OF The following Optical nstru.
ncnt. Telescope Microscopes Opera Glasses and
variety ~ Mgnifying Glasses Tor Physicians. Miners
and Bankers MYERS A JANKF. Optlei.ns.
Gr9y a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-05
DEE, nsH g ,Sv s,MMoSIATED sIrEnruos-

IN lots Ia suit purchasers.
Having sold this article 10 Of the hest aud
nearly portion Of The their reports
trer known, from with ourselves we do not
hesitate 10 pronounce IL fully equal the tuAno
E29 Agents fer Nm. M,n,i,rinr,.r
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nv nEDEGAR FOUNDRY 1>p EICI>c

woRks-rhe uniersn-i who hsve i-n conducting bust
the above works under ~
go have by mutual consent Dissolved Partnership.
Joseph u Anderson will fllhl all nd oatIon.
NJ The firm collect all debts due
at the works As formerly Ia his naI
J. u. ANDERSON,
MATHEW DEIANY,
- y 7. GLASGOW
Mar-h 1t, lss5-et WILLIAM sTrProE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-05

VuNllE copartner~lp Of HESTER WHITE l. ui. .y .iy.
by mutual consent. The &C. used by ELI,
rr partner, In winding up the business.
fDM'D HESTER
JOHN D. WHITE.
kl.Illlll frhrlllTN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-05
DiGUERREOTYPES IN EVERY STYLE.
AND At ALL PRICES
AT PRATTSr GALLERY.

W tIt 4 Bill PRIVATE RESIDENCE<<a
FOR SALE under. gne. finding Important l.. Eai
have h. house aud Office central part OF th. s
sale his
streets The property l. In
pleasant family residence. 81
f' an back 4" paved alley ~ wide
elrnt brick dwelling
a'l other brick tin roof brick
tNh sni crs house, with slate roof aud other
The of
sr's', trees yIn- aud1"wrrs all dou-, within
lew m"irnt-' walk 81 the ist, without being
hnnHyan'" from IT, The neighloTioSl Is very pleasant
1i 'rrns eau h. made accommodating purchaser Apply to
". u HOWISON,
once Law Building; residence corner clay and 9Th street.
mht alG
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-05

ESTAoY.--Wbcn the Know No.lhnr Conyonton rcfas ei
% adopt "the 2th srctunT Gov Call Pafspn Browulpe
&C withdscs But when NJ. Fillmore The personal EN-
bodsnt oi slavery, nominated thOss WOrthrs re-
tarnei snicmbracel With candidate moftgtgcd t.
slavery ners !. no need of Platforms
Froaq re- Josrnal ofFJ 2sn
The hcstcrsncss and of principle n the proe.-
sons OF n 'uoaahy once made by the \. nominee for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-10
LARGE HAUL or COUNTERFETTERS.

During the last four weeks large gang Of counter
eiters have been engaged in circulating spurious bills
On the Ocean Bank OF this City, the Phoenix Bank OF
Westerly X. l., and the Bridgeport Bank, Conn, and
many sorekeepers have been defrauded by taking the
counterfeit money The arrests Of several Of the gang
at different tim,s have been duly recorded in our
columns, and since Fllday last about a dozen Others
have been captured Capt Ackoman Of the Ninth
Ward Police arrested, On Friday night, two Germsn',
named Chas. Story and Jacob Shafer for attempting
70 pass IS counterfeit bills the Bridgeport Bank to
Mr. John Needing and Mr. Jas. Wesner, merchants,
doing busin in Sixth avenue. These prisoners were
taken to the Jefferson Market Police Court Story
had on bis person considerable amount OF good
money supposed to have been received in exchange
for tie worthless bills and Shafer had various newly
purchased articles OF small value in his possession On
Saturday child IL years Of age, daughter OF Patrick
Cochran, a aborer, living in Mott street.
called at the stall Of Frederick Cinch Centre Market
and offered counterfeit IS bill the Bridgeport
Bank in payment for meat. The character Of the bill
wac soon discovered and the girl on being questioned
gave her name Madden, and said she Lived IN buz-
abeth street. Her story was soon found TO Dc iaie
ard she arrested, and becoming very macA
frightened she told the officer that her father gave II
TO her TO pas. The father then arrested ana In
his possession s5oo in halfeages were found none Oh
which he could satisfactorily account for the posses
zion 81 lie resides in the same house with Msr''a
DevD. who recently arrested ior passing counter
ieits on the Ocean Bank. and who at the time OF bus
capture attempted to bum about $500 Of the spurious
bills. Justice Wood committed Cochran 70 a"a' eA'
animation HiA daughter was also detained.
Capt. Mckee, Of the Sixteenth Ward fShoe' 90
SATURDAY svesDg received infofmsti0a sak counter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-10
DEATH or HENRY HEINE.

This erratic OF genius. who has for many years
been the victim Of . ort1ring disease which let no
function ofthc body bat thai Of the brain untouhed
has a; length beea released from his protric.ed
physical uariyrdom. Ills recent death At Pans IL al
nounced in foreign intelligence this morning
Heine was % Jewish extraction. an was born at
Dusseldorf January 1900. lie studied at variol'
German universities, and for few years resided sue
csssively in Hamburg Berlin, and Munich. In 1880
be wort TO Paris where Re remained till the time OF
ais iecease. lie had previously declared himself q
convert TO Christianity, though he seldom let slip Al
opportunity 10 attack the religious faith Of Chrsten-
dom with malicious and singing sarcasm. After TAX
ing up MS residence at Paris he received pension
from Louis Philippe until the Revolution of February,
ard was understood to be pledged to the support ofthe
dynasty Of that monarch. Heine prolific writer
both in and prose. There has been more con-
summate master Of satire in modern times. Noreputa-
ton has been safe from his ssrdonic wit lie has a.
tackled the ofest virtues and the most admirable tai
ns with equal GOODNESS of head and bitterness of heart
The sparkling brillanoy Of his style has never been
able to disguise the essential cynicsm of his dispose
ton. His prevailing supericalness of thought IS
ofener concealed by his audscty Of expression. The
defects Of his moral nature will deprive him Of per-
manent place in the better literature Of the age,
though many of his poems will long be remembered
for their aerial grace and delicate artistic suggestions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-10

,.aSoe for II TO 70 y cent subsequently 300 bags were
49, al sci Tor iCi it Y cent being Ga lower fss',
Nitrate Of Soda rather lower small sales nav
~. been made ct 49, s.
EgELTER quiet a. q l5l. "a -. os.,d 1 40 ,.,a
s.ses and sod ehcdy SO @5 the sound rs't,ns d
S5ld fair SINGAPORE and ia la ;or MD 70 good Al
III bags sold rather cheaper 4iL "'''- ' - y" s' VI
-.,es Notn rs brought li1dSo 10000 s..ca ,ti. ,x..t
cVsAN -. Ia and for export, the market closing
s SG AZ an sdysnco Of & S, last wSS %, 5i Toe
tsiee OF 100 AZ auction nearly ell found buyers 40
nos S 1so1 Havana anaseS cold from and Of
boxes ye'O -Is AID BAHIA about half sold from 81
t'oesscs 10 GOOD while Privately $50 boxes Havana
tr rey LAT az and $50 hhds oTegn Muscovadoa 3li.
no ~ DAT 81 cas- for c. the spot, aud Si for
Tie ssd ve sales Of 2oo piss have been held this wook
0oC sold at steady prces. Common COngou cannot
- rpS .ssd, Common Blocks 49, Bars 1870, Refined 1855
s,r.t. l29 Banca 1871
TTspISTnE-Rough has been sold at from store aud
"a from ship. Spirits ct "a 6 for American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-10

felt FIVE dollar bs the bridgeport Bank were being
circulated in his wa'd lie immediately dispatched
three OF bis officers to hupt up the guilty parties and
about midnight they arrested WIN. Bsuvel, alias Sea-
mar, Emma l.. Johnston, and David Ackermsn. .
labOrer. Blauvelt had passed Bridgeport counterfeit
at the store of s. & w. f. Corwia, No. 397 Sixth
Avenue. Six Of the bills were found on his person,
all Of which he vainy attempted to hide These
prisoners were locked up by Justice Flsndreau. and at
the Lower Police Court, Margaret Corcorsn and Julia
OShaughnessy were locked up for passing Eve dollar
counterfeit bills on the Bridgeport Bank. No aida
Wits have as yet been made agsnss them. II is
eIpecied that other arrests will shortly be made.