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HODGES, DEPOT

RHODa: DEPOT.
'TNllE Firm of ROBERTS, ADAMS l. SMITH
l. WINS dissolved on the first Of October,
1854. 1t is hoped that all persons indebted
will come forward and settle by cash or note,
MS We anxious TO close our old business.
ROBERTS g. ADAMS
Still continue business Mt Hodges, and at Long
Cane, and by the first Of April will have fine
Spring StOrk Of Goods,
selected with great care in New York and Bal
tmorr, which we respectfully offer to our
friends and customers at moderate profits
Come and see, and be your own judge. We
merely wish to let you know that We are still
here. feeling satisfied that if you will come,
onr Goods and prices will please YOU
Very respectfully,
ROBERTS & ADAMS.
Hodges, S. c., March 27, 1856 Al If
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Fresh Arrival Of Books.

Spurgcon's Sermons, 90
Norlon's Scientific Agriculture rs
Chemistry of Common Life, 2 vols, 2 90
Bercn's Sermons, rs
Buffers IIudibrns, rs
Tenants Sermons, 40
B"nton's 30 Years, 2 vols, 90
MCaulny's History of England4 vols, 90
Gibbcn's Rome, 6 on
British Essaysts per vol, 81
Napoleon in Exile 2 vols, 100
Eutnw, by Simns, Is
Shakespeare md his times, 90
Information for the People, vols, 70, 4 90
Diseases of Domestic Animals, 90
American Flower Gardener, 25
Together with many other valuable and
Works and Stationary of all kinds.
Orders for Books are solicited. and will be filled
with despatch at the lowest prices
BRANCH & ALLEN.
Dee. 10, 1856. 33.tf
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Joiner and Cabinet Shop.

NEXT Do"E To TIE PRESS OFFICE
ABBENlLLE COURT HOUSE, $. C.,
INllE undersigned, thankful Tor
Il past fnv"rs, and ever ready fss{tI fss{{ttt = ss s
to serve a generous public, may cA~-IiGEl
be at all times found ii, his shop in the East
crn corner of Christian Il Dcales Coach Fac
tory, where he is prepared to make PANEL.
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MANTEL PIECES.
ttc. dc.
will als" make TABLES. DESKS, BOOK
CASES, PICTURE FRAMES, and repair fur
ni,urr dc.
will keep constantly on hand ready made
tOFFlNS of the bcs, material and finest fin
ish, either polished or covered, all Of which
| will deliver to any point i'll the district free
OF charge with hcarse or upon railroad if de-
sired in direction.
All work done warranted rs rnn.l as the best
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The State of South Carolina,

The State of South Carolina,
-idbsriHe Uiafct-Jn tie Com,,,an pirus.
Amos c,"rk' :. 'r' A,t"shms"t: .,,'s :, %:;
james 4 LiddelI plH's Att'vs
w liEREAS, the Plaintiff did, on the tiii, tv-
W first day Of October 1856. file his dee
lar"iion against the Defendant, who, (as it is
sai'l) is absent from and without the limits Of
this State, and has neither wife or attorney
known within the same. upon whom copy
OF the snid declaration might he served. 1t is
therefore ordered. that the said Defendant do
appear and plead to the said drcIration, on or
before the first day Of November, which will
be in the year Of our Lord Eighteen Hundred
au! Fifty-Sevrn otherwise final and absolute
Ju'l glnemt will then be given and awarded
against him.
MATHEW MCDONALD, C. c.r.
Clerks Office, Oct. 80, 1856. o7 lv
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ABBEVILLE TO WASHINGTON.
4 FOUR HORSE STAGE leaves ABBE-
~ VILE on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday.
Leaves Washington. Ca, On Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday mornings
Daily Train leaves Washington at o'clock
a. NJ. for Atlanta and Augusta.
OFFICE at the POST OFFICE.
JOHN McBRYDE, agent.
Abbeville c. H., April 2, 1856. 4s 1y
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a large assortment of Negro Blnuk"ts. Ecr-
seys, linsrys. Stripes, Ilails and Osnabmrus
Augusta, Ga, sept. -. 1876. 2O.tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02

FROM WASHINGTON.

WLSHIyGToH March !, 1917.
Mr.. buchanan dinss @, Baltimore tomorrow, and will
be here in the evening.
Our hotels oveIfowiEg, and Office seekers are
sbur dant
The resolution for the impeachment Of Judge Watrous
comes up IN the House tomorrow. The previous
question will be moved to avoid debate.
Mr.. Lee, who KILLED Mr.. Hume yesterday, has been
discharged from the Pepsion Office There is much
excitement consequent the event, and Lee who 10
cut en- bail, has gone to vrgnia to avoid unpleasant
consequences.
William Il. Draper, who was connected with the
Japan Expo dton a. Chic! Of the Telegraph Corps
was attacked with paralysis here on Saturday. The
whole Of his right Gae P~ysy sed and be Is speechess
The President has Issued proclamation ordering the
sale of the Indian rrust lands in Ksnss In May and
June pext About $50 900 scres In all are 10 be sold
70 the bigbes bidder bp, not at lees than the appraised
value.
The Secretary OF the Navy win detail two ships,
prior to his leaving the Department to assist in laying
photographic cable between Newfoundland and the
Coast OF Ireland
The House Committee on Military Affairs have re.
ported bill giving TO the heir OF Psuiding, IAN Wet
and Williams, the oaptors Of Major Andre s5O,OW
The city is now full Of hshtfsgered gentry At the
Presidents reception last night numerous gentlemen
were relieved of their peck q. books.
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XXXIVTH COM r E s S
SECOND SESSION.
sen ATE. .....WA,ntyer0N. Feb. %, Iss

SEN w AsRiyGroN, Feb N lSS.
The Senate passed the House bill prohibiting the I'M
portson of obscene prints, sAtnetes, &c. Also, tse
House bill establishing port Of delivery at Augusts
Ca. and the House bll making appropriations for the
completion Of military roads in Oregon.
On motion Of Mr.. CRIrrENDEN, the Senste then
proceeded TO the consideration Of the House joint reso
luton increasing the pay OF Lieut.. Geu- Scott After
a brief discussion, the subisct postponed until
Monday.
The Deficiency bin was then takon up, aud the Sem
ate struck out the clause appropristing slS5,OO1 for
books for members OF the House.
Senator's In the course Of the debate UPON it, said it
was stupendous fraud upon the country
T.. I'LL was passed. $500
- sS House bills estsbshing three additional land
distr.. IN Nebraska and three ID Kansas were also
passed
On motion Of Mr.. WILSON, q resolution was
adopted requesting the President TO communicate TO
the Senate al the correspondence with Gov Geais rel
stive to sfiairs in kansss.
The Senate then took recess
EVENING SESSION.
The Senate proCetded TO tho consideration OF the
Iegiestive, Executive aad Judici1 Appropriation
bus.
Ma An sme Ddment proposed by the Committee on
Finance ~ c'eate mission to Persia.
MIR. BENJAMIN and Mr.. THOMPSON objected to
amenc meat on tine ground that, in the present con-
eilon If aas there was object 10 be attained by
seDc mister 10 that country, a. the Gevernments
Of England cad Ru,sis were seeking supremacy u
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decline bad .sken plscs IN .tiss. Tie messy ma
bet vss more strr g-nt Exchange, 2i2t
Dstrs from Hoos Kong 70 the Jte OF Dscsnees
state hat al the foreign buildings u Csntso bad been
burned and pilssed. Admiral Seymour bad oceo
throwing hot shot INTO Canton but q the latest dste'
lad ceasea bosites and wss Strengthening his Pcsi'
ton. TIE Chinese threatened 70 burn dosn hJo&'
Korg. Trocpe we're about to be sert from lodia The
lorchs Alma had been taken by the Chinese, who wers
ssio 70 have mut,lated the master. Inc ste same
Thistle towing the lorcha AponymA wss attacked by
go junks and wss obliged to sbsndon the lorcha with
bee cargo.
The bad feeling sganst he Br ish was spreading %
other port. . ..
peace but tie CssCnese ere u cont able:
Exchange 8, Hong Kong, "a. 3D. al Shapghas,
Is Sd.
Az Madras the import market was steady but un
usually lisht There had been 3 frrtheS advance in
Irdicc. The Bank had raised the rate OF interest
rer cent. Freights were somewhat low. Rsexchsage,
"a Id,
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

From oas Own Hepor0
SENATE. ..ALBAsY, Feb. y, lsJS
REPORTS,
Mr.. CUYL.ER-Against the aot TO amend The set
Incorporating the New.Yok Juvenile Asylum.
Mr.. RICHARDsON-For the p.ynen. Of Comuis.
sioners appointed TO expeod certain mooey.
Mr.. R1kSEY-To extend the time for construction
Of the Black River and Utica Railroad.
Mr.. NICHOLS-To enable the Lafarge b1re Iasur-
ance Company to change name and amend chnte..
Mr.. BROOKS-Against sppropriattng $4,000 for
erecting an Executive mansion, and BY resout, On in
relation thereto.
ment Of Members OF Assembly Of the State under the
Census Of 1855.
Concurrent solotiors from the Assembly in relation
to the death Of DT. Kane were received. Laid over
uncef the rale.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS
BY Mr. MADDEN, TO fsmunerste james bsnned
for procuring the reease Of Anhoey Adams, coiored
citizen Of the State, imPrkoned In EdentOn, NJ u, 70
prevent bis being cod into slavery. IL spPfopns'es
Mr. PETfY, TO increase the number Of Hsrbor Mas
ters Of the Pom Of NewYofk. Increases the number
Mr.. NOyON. to amend the Revised Statutes in
relation to summary proceedings for the recovery OF
the possession Of real estate
THIRD READING OF BILLS,
The following pas sed unless Otherwise notlced
To provide for the election Of additional just co
Of the Peace for the town OF Niagara
To extend the time for the collection OF taxes until the
first Monday Of April pe1t
To enlnSe the powers and define tie duties Of the
CONT acting Board.
To expedite the of votes in the XVIII Senate
District.
MOTIONS AID RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. FERDON-Moying forward the bill extending
TIE Charter Of the Westchesier Mutual Insurance Com.
paIy.
Mr. c. P. SMTTH-Moving forward the Dill to alter
the map of the City of BTockyn.
Mr.. RIDER-To take from the table the resolution
for the appointment C. a Select COMMITTEES OF Eight
lGriIcirg Committed. Agreed 10.
NJ. {. y. SMITH-A corcurect resolution that me
Attorney. GeIsra be Instructed 10 commence proceed.
70 for he recovery Of cote psepa.y Il to Cy d
New-Yuzk Laid oger -r1E - vu.s.
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90 bis Recommendation but that be had not exercises
Mr. BURNETT said a. Mr.. Sm,non h.d b.ss
heard In his deiense Mr.. Thple should have the same
right.
The anoepdu,ent of Mr. Sage va, agreed e.. and the
resolution eIpeiliI Mr.. Smontsn and Mr. Tdflstt ~
reporters from the House, adopted.
The House h q took up the bill to project the people
against conup. and secret inAuenc IN ms 1ers Of
eai-lAfiop.
Er. KELSEY thought he bill ought to pass now,
bot moved that be referred to the Comm ttee Of the
Whole On the State of the Union.
Mr. QC!TMAN thought it . very dang erous biz, and
Moved to lay II on the table.
Mr. ORR cad the Committee did not sIpe,t to pas
the bill AID hoped that Mr.. Qutmaas mod,n would
be egreed TO.
The House refused to table the BILL by 81 against 90.
The bill Wa then passeo, by l04 against g.
Mr.. HUMPHREY MARSHALL novel for q re.
consideration of the VOTE and said that it might a.
wei b known to the American people that whie tnis
bill was passing gentlemen were for the first time L
ing q look At It, standing In groups Ths bill ought
not 20 become a law and If SO, the whole country
uIe bead Of even 10 despotc lands Il abridged the
liberty of speecb AID the press from advocating de-
eati, any measure before Congress- which would say
in effect, we viii erect ourselves into a. Immaculate
tribunal.
Mr. QUTTNAN severely criticised and condemned
the provisions of the bill. Congress he said coud net
par isW 10 prevent any man from sdvoc sting, phi
vneiy or publicly, messurts before Congress In any
way that he thought bcst The bill established nes
Glars Of offences invaded the rights Of the states and
society snd intetctsd Intercourse between the citizen
and Representative
Mr. DAVIS Md defended the bill, its object being
TO embody into q positive law the opinion of the So
preme c. urt declaring void Contracts for compensation
COZ tDgtnt tn ths eglaon OF Congress BY secret or
sinister influences sucn practices being fraudulent II
was because Of such description # influence. whtch
the bill declared misdeeanor that the reputation Of
this Bouse bad descended many degrees in the esns
ton Of the people
Mr.. BOCOCk and Mr. KCSKEL seversly main
tanned that any person having interest in measure
pending would, il be asked member for favorable
Consideration Of tbe subject be liable TO the pains and
ptpates prescribed.
The House then re considered the vote BY which
TIE bill was passed by So against l2S, and then table,
II.
Mr. WEIGH obtained permission to print the re-
marks which lie intenoed TO make yesterday in vndi-
cation Of his character. -
A re oution offered by Mr. WASHBURNE Of Ill,
10 dischsree the Committee OF the Whole on the State
Of the Union from the consideration OF the River and
Hsrbor bills, bis object being TO put them on their
psssa,e @, was rejected by 1l3 against e.
The Tariff bill, amended by the senate, was tnen
Mr. TODD moved TO Lay it on the table.
Motion lost by l32 against 80.
TIE House then non concurred In the Senate's
snt pdne emit by s. sgsnst Ice, and Committee Of
Conference was asked of the Senate. Adjourned.
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MILITARY VISIT TO WASHINGTON.

BVSIUF, od1uludy, FcU % IcO'.
The Chariestown City Guard, Captain Pearce, 6ne
specimen Of the Mssss chusses citizen soIdiery, lef
route. They viii sp. I'd Sunday in Ne- York, and -
tend divine service a. the Rev. Mr.. Chspins church
The company and baod number seventy men
Itis reported on good authority ths. Q lot on Tre
mont street between Bromfeld street ard Burnsted
psce has been selected for toe site OF United States
Poet Office and Co1r House in Boston.
TIE Festival Of he Sons Of Maine, held n Union
Hall last night attended BY nearly one thousand
ladies and gentlemen. Among those prtss ot were
Gov. Gasdnes, Prof Long fellow, Hon Richard John
of Bei:asi Geo NJ Brown. Preideut Of the Sons
o Copns ccut John Tyler President Of tho Sons Of
Vermont, and Geo. S. Hltiard The festivities were
kept rp ,il 9 late hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02
IMPORTANT FROM KANSAS
BORDER RurFIANIsM RAMPANT.
The Test Laws to be Enforced.
REBELLION TO BE PUNISHED WITH DEATH
FROM KANSAS.


Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
ST. LOUIS, Saturday, Feb. %, 1857.
Accounts from Lecompton state that Gov. Geary,
having visited the Territorial Legislature, was as
saulted at the door by Sheriff Sherrod. While
leaving Sherrod insulted Geay and spit on him.
He bad arms, and it was supposed it was plot to
assassinate the Governor, but he was prevented
from using bis arms.
The Council condemns the outrage by resolution,
while the House fully sustains Sherrod.
A law has passed both branches to punish rebe..
lion with death. All resistance to Territorial law
or authority is declared rebellion.
The bill repeating the test oaths which passed
through the Council has been almost unanimously
defeated in the House.
Gov. GeaIy fears assassination, aud sent yester.
day for the troops at Tecumseh to remain here for
his protection. A detachment Of dragons have
gone to arrest Capt. Walker.
To the Associated Pres.
ST. LOUIS, Saturday Feb. % 1857.
The latest advices from Kansas state that Sherrod
was rot killed, and that the Mr.. Jones, who was AZ
Iest.d WAS not the Governors Secretary. He had
been held to bail in T., 000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02
FATAL APFRAY IN WASHINGTON.

WAsHIhGTON, Saturday, Fec. ., IbOI.
During the immense pressure at the Presidents evee
lsst evening Col. Lee, member OF our City Council
and clerk N the Pension Office, seized gentlsusn
by the collar, and charged him with picking bis pocket
The gentleman charged was Mr.. David Hume, Of
Alexandria, Q highly @pectsbls merchant This
morning Mr.: Hume accompanied BY Col james Z.
proceeded TO the Person Office TO plain and satisfy
Col Lee that be mistakeo In supposing him pick
pocket Lee, however, was fixed in his opinion thst
upon Hume struck him with stick and In return VISA
s6oi dead BY Lee The wbole affair trsnspired In
memens and before any enc had supposed there would
be Q serious difficulty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02

Ar1RALA.-The steamship Philadelphia, vtiss
arrived on Saturday from Havana, brings ~ Ges q
Melbourne, Australia papers 70 Dec six days laSsr
than previous adviees. The papers reached Hsvass
in the British mail steamer 6Olent.
The news 10 unimportant. The heIbonfne pspess
are filed with the proceedings Of Parliament. vhAss
commenced its sttpgs on the fSt OF hovemsx.
Gsvss Duffy, the hish ps,hot took - active pet =
tho debates.
The yield Of gold, according 70 tho sscon res.n
pubh,hed lot Of December, 4s OIL ounces fss ~
week. making the total quantity brought down -
e.eo,. during the year, 1887 900 ounces. 0sld -.
NAMED steady at E3 lie. Sd. for Bsllsrst
Two hundred ard thirty ,sven smigants anived 4
Melbourne during the week ending Jan %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02
LATER FROM HAVANA.

CHARLFsros, Saturday, Feb. -, 1857.
The steamer Isabel iom Havana and Key West on
the 18th mat. has arrived. There news OF inpor
lance from Havana The sugar market was I'M
changed. The steamer Fashion arrived at Key West
on the 18th inst with Gen. Harvey and suite on board.
The United States steamer Corwin arrived on sts 18th
rom New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02

FROM HAvAsA.-Tbe steamship Philadelphia, A. q.
Gray commander, left New Orleans Feb y. arrives
at Havsna at sunrise on the 3D. sailed ct p n. ssns
evening, and arrived at her wharf at about IL Sdsdk
en- Saturday night.
The Philadelphia Landed 80 passengers u Hsvs.sJ
and brings s. passengers for this port
The British mad steamship Solent arrived It Hsvsaa
from 81. Thomas on the afternoon Of the 20.
The United States mail steamship Gfsssda, CsP@
MCGOWAN, arrived at Havana - the PhaadslPhia vss
coming out,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02
A NEW EUROPEAN DIFFICULTY.

The Times, after remaining that the satisfactory
settlement Of the questions relating to the Danabsn
P,incipalties cannot be endangered by such an iu-
prudent manifesto appeared few days since In the
Monittur presses the opinion that it viii be the duty
of England to declare positively against any tenporiz-
ing with the int gritty of the Turkish Empire and to
act with frmness in the support Of the resolution she
has taken against the proposed union of the Provinces
of the Danube,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02

FRoN BAHAxA-Tke American bs Nose.s.
Hand, and schooner Sarah A. Hsmmcsc,
Bahama on the 18th January; schooner u a. n's-
ard, on the SNh January; brig soiomsG Ie1s,.
the Sd Of Feb; ship Jssmsni'' On .A' -. 80 80
~ o, The ID Of February the captain and crew 4
~ h,;g solonon Estos, FROM Pou-sa-Prsoe. eesaA
Co. Nv York. arrived at Bahsma-tAeir vsssa Nv
-, been Loot ca Abrsham's Rect. Msysszsss, -
ri,h. Of Jsrasy I'd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02
DIR. KANE'S REMAINS

LOUISVILLE, Saturday, Feb. %
Judge Kre and son. from Phiaieipai,, arrived hers
tbs monirs and proceeded to PsdueAh to a~st the
arrival OF Dr. Kane remains which se expected here
On Tueedsy or W, dDesday. Business viii b. sus pended
when they arrive, and the City Council Ma-ons, nre
mcn ard citizens will pay honor to the deceased He
body will Icy in state II Mozart Hail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02
GREAT BRITAIN.

In Parliament come interest was excited by Lord
Pslmertcn backing out of his previous contradiction
that secret treaty existed between France and Austria
qua, snteeing to Austria her possessions in Italy. On
Tuetdsy, Lord Pamers,on denied positively that any
such treaty existed and Friday be admitted that il
did exist ard had been sgned but said that being
dead letter. Mr.. QEsel replied, and Lord Pa mer-
son retOrted each charging the other with misstae
ment Of facts. The subject wos then dropped.
Mr.. Richard Golden gave notice thst he would move,
frsy that the House bas heard with concern Of the
conflicts which have occurred between the British aud
CHR zee authorities the Canton River and without
expressing any opinion as TO how sr the ch nm
lment Of the treaty Of 1912 co1sderoathat the papers
laid on the table fail to establhh satisfactory grounds
fcr the violent proceedings resored to in the case OF
the Arrow. Secondly, thst Select Committee be ap
porred to inquire into the state Of the British CONNER
cial relations with China
In reply TO question, Mr.. Laboucfere said mat the
penal settlement on the Massaroop River in British
that it vas in useful operation and that it was under
confederation whether il might not DO available TOR
Wet India convicts generally.
Sir Robert Peel made an amusing apology Tor nis
cee brsted speech respecting Duke Constantine Count
de Morpy and the Prince DeEgne He said 1t was all
tue, but be meant no harm. .
The Chancellor Of the E1chequer hd made bis
financial statement In the House OF Commons-
which IL stood before the war bad been anticipated
FROM the reduced army and navy estimates % well a.
from the semi authoritative hints In the ministerial or
aans, and The official cement Of the fact, al
boush 1t did pos excite surprise, was received with
much interest For the next three years the tax 70
be I'd in the pound on incomes Of ESQ year. and ID
on In comes between fi00 and ESQ.
Mr. weguelin 10 elected for Southampton, over
heesrs Butler and Andrews, oad Gen. Codnngton for
Greenwich, over Col Sleigh.
The sesmen Of Hull were on strike They waatea
"a month to America
Gov. Darling Of Newfoundland had been appointed
Governor OF smaica and Sir Alex. Zimmerman ofNew-
Epxdlapa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02
MISSOURI POLITICS.

ST. Louis, Saturday. Feb. y, 1891.
The Americans have nominated james Rollins as
ter cspdica'e tor Governor. John W Icon ann az
himteh sn independent did.is and that be viii
cper the paign With the Constitution II one hand
sLd the Wing banner II the other. All the Candidates
are mernbers 81 The pieseli Legisls.zre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02
PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS.

HAhHIS5H
Tie Democratic State Convention ssse noier to-
ncrrvv TO nominate candidate for Governor. Geo.
Packer, William White OF Phiadephia and Cox
Black the principal candidates =,
TIE willard Guard from Auburn. y. u, arrived
tere en- Saturday and depart on Monday morning toe
Wellington, 10 be preeeni at u e Inauguration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02
NOMINATION FOR MAYOR OF CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Saturday, Feb. n 1857.
The Hon. John Wentworth was nominated for NJ syor
of this city BY the Republicans 10 Convention by &c
cIamaiion 10 day. Mr.. Gudnee toe Democrats can
dicste has wthdi avn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02
TIE WAR WITH CHINA.

The Daily Ners gives prominence to the following
paragraph: "In another column we have stated that
"no troops are to be sent from England TO Persia.
ave have equally good grounds for believing that 20
"troops are to be sent from England to China"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02
THE LATEST LIVERPOOL MARKET.

TIE steamship Persia arrived at an early hour this
morning.
Messf Richardson Spence Co report that under the inaa
has advanced 16d with unsettled
and excited market The days business will probably amount
900 bsles half Of which speculation and for
export psE aniss end generally unchanged
Provisions also show VARIATION