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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-10-10
HAMPTON AND OLD POINT
4faeer 3 BOAT. gg is r.. -
.13moiig THE STEAMER STAR, -aa. d.
Captain Hicks.

r.sE HAVING undergone thor
s AEssaszssaa ough repair, will, after MON
DAY next, June 22d, run regularly during
the season from the above places to Norfolk
and Portsmouth as follows: aG W
Leave Hampton every morning (Sunday
excepted, at719 A NJ. and Old Point at S
O'Clock. Returning, will leave her wharf at
l o'clock P. M.
Fare as usual. No charge for Bath Tickets
at Old Point.
This arrangement will suit persons stop
ping at Hampton and Old Point, having bu-
siness in Norfolk, and will afford great ac-
commodation also to those in Norfolk and
Portsmouth who desire to avoid the heat and
eat good dinner. oc3
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Dry Goods.
Great Barg aims in Dry Goods.

L AIDES, if you want a very nice Lam
IL caster or Alendale Quilt for the Sum
mer, you can get one very easily by bringing
the cash and calling for the article any size
that you may wish: can suit you in also
a large lot of Black Net Mitts, with many
other articles too numerous to mention at
this time. / am determined to sell out cheap.
Come down Ladies. and see for your.elves at
the Cheap Cash Store, No. 60 East Main
street. 4lt.7t Jr.ss s.r.
oc3 t+t,sF j. d. CANNON.
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HALL GOODS, FALL GOODS
Il Just opening at the BEE HIVE. SPLEEN
did assortment of Fall Goods, Silks. Cheinel
Shawls, Scarfs, French Merinos. De LANES,
dress goods Of all kinds. Fall Prints, Canton
Flannels. Embroideries &c.. &c.
The HIVE is SO Main Street
oc3 aag.s JAMES SMITH.
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Miscellaneous.
JOB PRINTING.

IN ALL IT'S VARIETY AND Exc
IL CUTED IN THE YER Y BEST STYLE
AND ATt7.HE LOWEST p RICES FOR
.CASH.-Wc invite the attention of the bust
ness community, and all classes of the people
to the very extensive resources in Type, Ma
terlal, Presses, &C.. now in use in our
JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
NO. ~ EAST MAIN STREET, NORFOLK. VA.
Supplied without regard to cost for the ur,-,-
eq4alled dispatch, and the beauty, neatness.
and permanent superiority of every kind OF
RNAMENTAL AND PLAIN, PRINTING,
and having competent workmcn steadily
employed, and every facility for conducsE-
ing the business, we are prepared It'd do all
kinds of Printing atavery short notice, and
for reasonable prices. All kinds of Printing
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Received This Day at the Bee
Hive,


A SPLENDID stock of Carpeting of all
n kinds, viz: ',.'t 800 4o
Best 3-ply superfine, extra fine and fine In
grain, Venetian and Hemp Carpets and
Druggits. of all widths.
Rugs, Mats, &C., in a splendid variety.
LINENS, LINENS.
The cheapest lot of Linens ever offered
can be bought now at the Bee Hive of the
celebrated make of Richardson, Lcus & Bow
den; and all of these goods are warranted
all linen. and what they are represented to
be. Prices--1 case Fine at 33c.; / do. do
Fine at 29c.; do of assorted prices, from 40
to as, so and up to rs per yard-thcse
goods are bargain. Also many other things
bought at the auctions and will be sold at a
small advance. Call and get share of what
is going. JAS. SMITH,
oc 3 Sign Bee Hive, No. 33 Main street.
(tREAT BARGAINS in beautiful
VI embroideries, beautiful Lace and Muslin
Collars from Is cents up; Splendid stamped
collars at only 81 cts, Mourning Crimped
collars at u q cents, Mourning sets at 37L
cents. Swiss and Cambria Bands in great
variety from 1219 to IS cents. Infants waists
62 to 100; embroidered Handkerchiefs half
value at SMITHS. Express Store,
oc3 rs Church Street.
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Bargains for the Ladies'.
tn "a NTNTNN


y. No. 50 East MAIN STREET,
From this date will sell off the remaining
stock of SUMNER GOODS at a great reduc-
ton for the cash. | have lot of superior
Kid Gloves for Ladies, little spotted, which
| will sell at so cents a pair. Ladies
Summer Clothing. consisting of Lawns, Ba-
RACES, Barage de Laines Calicoes, and many
other Summer Goods will be sold at or near
prime cost by calling early. I'D
oc3 J. d. CANNON.
At the Cheap Cash Store, 50 E. Main st.
GREAT. BARGAINS, IN NEW
" AND BEAUTIFUL FALL GOODS,
OPENING RICH at SMITHS Express store,
No. Is Church street. A great variety of
new and beautiful goods, purchased in large
lots at exceedingly low prices,
u 10000 Yards beautiful Dress goods,
ranging from l21a to 62X cents yard.
Splendid assortment Scotch Plaids from 81
to 62La cents a yard. Beautiful assortment
b Printed Mouslin DeLaines, from 12L to rs
cents a yard. Pure, wool Plain De LANES
from 37N to 621% cents yard Striped Lus-
tiers and Ducals, from rs to so cents year.
Fine English Merinoes in blues greens. ma
Rooms, browns, tans and States, from 81 Is a
so cents a yard. SPLENDID assortment of
British and American Prints, embracing pro-
badly the greatest variety Of the best styles
-DAA>.
orange, canary, mazarine blues and browns
of the most beautiful and perfect colorings.
great bargains in white, Muslins, brilliants,
cambrics, jaconets, null and plaid muslins,
from l2H to 3719 cents yard. Plain and
figured swiss, book and Kenrook muslins, and
bio shops lawns from 1871 to 37L cents a
yard. Embroideries and laees at Reduced
prices. A large lot of Muslins, edgings and
insertings-bought at about half price from
l2H to Is cents yard. Embroidered Col
lars in great variety, from l219 tol75 cents
a yard. Large assortment Morning Collars
from l2% to 100 a yard. Thread Edgings
and Laces bought by the Carton at very re-
duced prices from l219 to IS cents. Cheap
eedgings in great variety from 2 to g cents.
Blankets from Is to Ills, Flanelsfrom 1871
to 90 cents.-Sheetings and Shirtings at
Richmond prices, fine bleached shirtings, full
yard wide at 10 cents. Brown and Bleached
Sheetings, from l2% to 81 cents.-Shawls
ShaWis!! "A large assortment. Rich Printed
Shalls from 100 to ESQ. Together with CAST
nets, Kentuckey Jeans, Boys Plaids and other
goods at the lowest possible prices at
CHAS. A. SMITHS,
0c . Express store, Church street.
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IT LIVERPOOL AND PHILADEL
IL PHIA.
Steamship and Sailing Packet

q I9fA@ 3 la Line. enf 5r
Sable 6 Curtis, III Broadaray, New York.
4 City OF Baltimore, 2400 tons, Capt. Leitch,
City of Washington, 2300 tons, Capt Wylie,
City of Manchester, 2l0O tons, Capt. Petrie,
Kangaroo, 1860 tons, Capt. Ewing,
The above splendid new Iron Steamships
sail from Philadelphia every alternate Thurs
day. From Liverpool every alternate We'd
" nesday.
Rate Of passage from Philadelphia via
Cabin SOS and sos Storage $50
n sef4l c,i FROM LIVERPOOL.
I, Cabin SIS and $75 Storage $40
!, Passage Tickets for the above Steamships
and first class Sailing Packets from or to Liv-
erpool, also Drafts on Liverpool, sold by
AZ .si9a.i. GeJs1ab JOHN E. DOYLE,
-oc 3 .'oi5N .;a Agent, Norfolk, Va.
CTEAMSHIP LINE OF PACK
- ETS.- FOR PHILADELPHIA Post
lively every Tuesday and Friday, at II o.
= clock NJ. until further notice. The Union
Steamship Company's Line. The three
beautiful first class Steamers Virginia, Capt
= Rooms; Pennsylvania, Capt Teal; and City
I; Of Richmond, Capt Mitchell.
One of these steamers will leave Higgins
Wharf, Norfolk, for Philadelphia every Tues
day and Friday at.l2 o'clock, NJ.
They are beautifully fitted up for passen-
gers-are provided with Francis Metallic Life
Boats--set first rate tablcs-and every at
tention is paid to the comfort and safety of
passengers and protection of goods. Freights
taken at the lowest rates, and all tran
shipment avoided. Passage IS, meals inclu-
ded.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
T. p. CROWELL, Agent,
oc 3 Higgings' Wharf Norfolk.
N. B. All goods not taken away within
"a hours after landing will be stored at the
DALMETTO FAMILY.-5O barrels
L Family Flour in store. This Flour we
warrant equal to any that comes to this
market. tits ground in Virginia and of the
best white wheat Supplies received almost
daily.
SHERWOOD a. YOUNG,
sep Id, Roanoke Square.
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Having one of the best FAST JOB PRES.
SEES now In use in this country, we are pre-
pared to do all work entrusted to our care IN
the most expeditions manner, and feeling
confident of our ability to give satisfaction
to all, both in price and quality of workman
ship, and to make it the interest of all who
deal with us, we again invite the public to
call and examine specimens at '7'
JN0. r. HATHAWAY'S te
Cheap Job Printing Office,
oc,3-tf ~ No. II East Main street.
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MY Assortment of Gents Fine

MY Assortment of Gents Fine
1VL Work is very large, larger thanI
have ever had it at this season of the year,
consisting of Gents fine patent and Calf Boots,
patent Kid and Calf Congress Caters Gents
me Cali patent and Kid Strap Shoes and
Oxford Ties. All the above work is from
Ben Kert and p. Conrad. and am now sell
ling very low for Cash to make room for fall
stock. ~ sA -..i.i 7.-," !
no3 alf-l hU. T.. L. BRICK HOJISEstf
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Icquifeu Ny 9Ni2 Gfas..s paul
Banks, Brokers.
Insurance Offices, Lawyers, igeg
Ss,ite.amboats, 7iir'9 RAILROAD. Companies, ~
Shlppers, ,H HIf9g !, ForWarders,
physicians, Merchants,
Mechanics, Storekeepers. %
theatres, Circusses,
museums, Concerts,
Exhibitions, Parties,
balls, Weddings, &c
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Boots and Shoes,

CHI REN'S PATEN IT
~ LEATHER PUMPS have a
lot OF Chi'dren's Patent Leather Pumps, with
clasps attached, neat. handsome and most
durable article for little Bows, suitable for
tins very oppressive hot weather. and which
! would be pleased to run off at little les
than former prices. All in want of pair of
tho above kind of Pumps will please give me
a call.
w. #. BOTTIMORE,
No. Is Fast Side Market Square, Sign Big
Yellow Boot. oc3
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-22
Scheidam Aromatic


Which aIuIeraed compo nds nre intended to sell in
California against my gonune article.
Ny object j. - anno'iiLse that have recently es
tablished an AGENCY IN SAN FRANCISCO for
supplying the State and OEegon with my Schnapps
and that hereafter will always keep said agency
supplied with large stock; =" that respectable drug
gi-ts and liquor dealers throughout California
can always supply themselves at n regular price,
merely enongh over the New York price to cover
cost OF freight and charges thus avoiding complaint
as heretofore of occasional scarcity and extreme
high price.
Iis now many years since | first imported these
Schnap,s from. the celebrated old distlery at Sche
dam, Ioantk in which am interested u Is now
cta,cedrd that no Gin was ever imported into this
country which has approached my Schnapps in rc-
gard tn PURITY, HEALrIIFULNESS. and En-
QUISIrE AROMA or favor. This claim and for
proof point to their niversal popularity and the i'm
mense aud increasing consumption 10y all classcs,
north aud SOUTH, east and west. comprising the tenn
perance people, medical faculty, &c. to such an ex.
tent that my establishment, packtng the enormous
quantity OF 5000 bottles per day, IL barely able to NIL
lis orders.
Also the Wolfe's Schnapps have been analyzed
bv the most celebrated Chemists, Dr-. Mot aud
beck, of New York, and others, who all TESTIFY that
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-22
Ornuille DailQ 15uttt RtrorN.

PoLIrExEss. - Capt. Marcy, in
his report Of explorations on Red
River, reports that he was nearly
huggcd to death by q fat, greasy
Camanche chief, who thus testified
his lave for the Americans.
"On leaving his camp" says the
report, "thc chief shock me heartily
by the hand, telling me at the same
time, that he was not Camanche,
but an American; and as did not
feel disposed TO be outdonc in polite
ness by an Indian, | replied, in the
spirit, that there was not a drop Of
Anglo Saxon blood in nay veins, but
that was wholly and absolutely a
Camanche.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-22
SAN FRANCISCO ADV'TS.
j. Regan's Steam Refined
CANDY MANDATORY
No. 80 Montgomery Street. between Bush and
Suiler SIS Sad francisco.

Poets sing of the Spices ~ Indian Isles,
Of tha cir ~, the orange aud lime,
They sing Of the Fragrance 50 lavish difns'd,
By the hreezs in ach tropical CLINE.
Let the epicrre boast of each ilavOr'd dish,
The favor of wines or French brandy.
Yet none Of the Ist named above can compare
with j. ReeEns "stcam Refund Candy"
Rich spices and fruits aud sweet flowers may be sSid
Or dishes fore i1urrs dainty;
Bat the question in this | Will not debate,
Yet enrh have admirers IN plenty.
Wthnl. there are none of them bali 50 $eil prlZd
From ths.sweet praltlins child 10 tive dandy.
As that sweetest Of sweets everywhere. idnlZ d,
mean Re gan's steam Refined Candy"
"Regan" was first upon the Pacific Coast,
Who made confeotions-the fact Is Known wei
Tho 'twa- yenr, since, he continues II stIl,
Aud sells by wholesale and rcta1.
He ~ selling his stock al such reduced rates.,
That pnsch' srrs ar, always handy,
And IheN find each VIriety known to the trade,
Amoag J. ReQuns Steam Refund Candy >
Hes nm hCndred vap0ies. tha need nOi be nafI|d
And being made by tle new improved process
Tie can se,l his goods cheaper than any other man.
For parties tn families. or grocers
OF French Candies now his nssnrt ncnt u arge.
And buyers will find It most handy.
To call 0Fsend for THAR holiday stock right away
Of Rtgtn's Steam Reid'd Candv'
~ Orders by Mail or Express promptly filled and
forwarded as i'm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-22
To tue Citizens of California
C. A u r 10 NJ!

AN INFORMED that various liquor mixers of
New York. Boston and san Francisco, are exten
sivey engaged in putting mp IN square bottles under
various titles cheap limitations OF my long established
and renowned
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-22

nsA- "My DEAR" said a loving
husband to.his loyal spouse, who was
seueral years his junior, ''what do
YOU say to moving to California;"
ooh, Pm delighted with the idea"
exclaimed the hopeful lady. ''Y ou
remember when Morgan moved out
there he was as poor as we are, and
he uicd in three years worth $780,
600.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-22
Perfectly Pure Medical Tonic

Invaluable remedy against BAD WATER,
RAVEL, INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA. DEBll.l-
TY. Sc They also certify that they toInd my
Schnapp9 10 be free from Arnylc Alcohol or Fusil
OIL an exceedingly hurtlnl ingredient. found in all
common Gin. which Dr. Mott describes as "feld
srrd und asihmatical aud producing irreparnble ei-
fees upon the nerves and stomach" The certificates
also prove my Schnapps perfectly clear of "the Sc
cond or heavsr Essential OIL OF juniper also dan
gerous component, produced by the oves dlsllatIon
practced To ipcrease the quantity in King ordinary
Tin -
These statements are made with Il view to invite
nnrisn in California hctwePn the genuine w oic's
Schnnpps and the various brands of bogus initial ons,
mixed duclored up, or sweetcned Gn in squire,
blnck bottles, Limitation of my style OF buitles) under
different names aud labels whether marked London,
Germany, Holland Scneidam Schnapps, &c, in inf
nte variety confident that the triai will result in
California Just as il has long since done in all the
older States, in repudaIing all the bogus unwholo-
some limitations referred to,and tue complete triumph
Of my pure Scheidam Schnaprs.
desire briefly IN notice two facts which have lutey
added largely 10 the use OF Wolle's Schnnpps in the
City of New York aud elsewhere. lst Pure French
Brandy it is now almost impossible to obtain-neary
all the brandy imported from France being American
spirits sent there. made into bnndy. and shipped
back again. I'd Many people are abandoning the
uss of American whskey, brandy and gan, Hnce u
has been discovered tnat STRYCIlNlNE, deadly
poison is in use at the west in dstillinS, thereby III
cre,lsing the yield of Liquor about one-thrd
In CONCLUSIONS, will say to all who desire whoe-
some agreeable tome aud stimulenLgiye tar tralto
" o l. + E. S
Scheidam Aromatic Schnapps.
UDOLPHO WOLFE, Sole importer.
a6-3m L22 Beaver street, New York.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-22

49, A hospital physician asked,
"How many deaths?" "Nine," was
the reply. "Why, | ordered medl-
cine for ten" "Yes; but one
wouldn't take it.0
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-22
THE GOLDEN GATE
Mining Company.
Capital stock slaO.OoO-No. OF Shares 200.

TRyHE above Companys Claim is located in Main
n Feather Rievr. commencing at the head of the
Cane Claim and extending thence twenty-nine hun
dred feet up the river 10 the Nebraska Claim. Said
Company has been organized. and those desiring TO
subscribe TO Stock find the books al the law Office
of p. II. Harris, ESQ.,, on Myersst
na PEA ORpER 10 THE TRUSTEES.
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s,vs MES rllLsD AuD r.sar ,u,parp

KtVk IL 4ikkkp AID htoAT tatSkAo
Las, Saturday we ave ! bnef sesoua.
the terrible accident IN The lllinois eDsrSl
Railroad, having ossainsd the mere BY q
gsatlsmaa from Las6alh Wsassls -
following from the Chicago Press Of Sat.
urday;
|. sA>sveg ~asa,sh teSAs 0sssiag. the gray.
d ,raiN. loaded with }aberers, who ,Wpsk
slonS o. ipe. s,ar.ed &o@ La side sSssk.
verd. The train crossed the bridge ell right.
and o the engine came onto the emoank:
msnt On the othef ~ ofSAe bridge. L oil
Al once gave way. and the whole train was
preeip itated 4 distance, pf probably twenty
Ave feet. Foor men were killed On the spot,
aud one died few hosrs Afterwards. Eight
persons were scvsssly injured, some with
broken legs, arms, &c. The engineer and
fireman secaped with their llivss, though
somewhat injured. The marvel 10 that 80
many epcspsd. 81 Vt m al
Tbs heavy rains Of lss. sunday, along
with the general thaw tia, ensusd, had %
softsnsd Tie snbankmsst, that Il appeared
% soft and a. incapable OF bearing up Z
train % the softsst kind Of mud. Whenever
the engine came 81 the bridge, il seemed
- if it had fallen over prssiptcs.
But disastrous a. the occurrence ha,
proven, it seems providsntial that il 10 no'
much more fatal. The passenger train that
ought TO have passsd over the road at that
point on "Wednesday night, By some trivia
accident was delayed, and did not arrive q
the fatal spot Ill! after the gravel train wal
wrecked. AZ it was loaded with passengers
boxed up in close cars, the sacrifice Of lifs
that would have attended lite attempt L
cross must have been much larger.
Our informant did not leara the names..o
the dead and injured. They were all Irish
men At work on the road, and probably
oil have families.
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For the benefit Of those who have not We
pleaapre Of persoaA asqsaiA VIII
Nd eald. y Re- slisaA anaidaae fos
Asssspr. We wosld lev. Tho - i 4 nsA
Of odessssnd rs Fine d. ~
possG 6iag nach aJRUleof ch.ractsr, !.
Sest,smss every way qualified 10 discAsrg
tbs duties Of the otkcs for which he is nam
e. s.sAs-isaa aasiss 81 cAleAsAiA -ssAasy,
Vermont. where he il well ard. favorably
known, no, only ~ Superintendent Of Psb'
Nc A~ssvsesions be- . : preeaieal 6ssyeys'
and sucesssfsl Teacher. IL aS4sAs serves
a delegate ID the Ssase Convention which
formed the Republican party 10 TIN, State
Subsequently, suffering the loss 81 Ills com
psnion. he xss led 70 SEEK : homel il the
West. We 6rst made HE acquaintance
when. - School Diree.or. We Engaged ha'
services ~ teacher in our pGsis school
where he taught for seven monshs, proving
himself master Of his occupation. Fol
about one year he hss been engaged in u
Recorders Office, where he has had oppor
,unties Of becoming acquainted with thu
location aud value OF much OF the property
| in, this county. n elected, We have *
doubt that our citizens wiilbe we'll pleases
with the prompt md taiahiul manner il
which Mr.. Goais viii discharge The duties
| OF hss o1See. Fl
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AGRIcoLl

spguvogs or TIE KANE EXHIBITION
The following Is Z CORES, ,ist Of the sur.
riFcrt Henry Brooks, stss officer, now
b0atsvain, U. 8. Navy, New York; Wn
Morton, steward, now assistant u. 3 Mar
si.si, Philadelphia; WD Godfrey seaman
nsw driving omnibus. PhiIadelpha; Thos
Hickey, cabin boy, now IN Charles Smith,
founary, Philadelphia; G. Stephenson. nov
store keeper, steamer Baltic; H. Goodfel.
'sR, captains clerk, now residing 10 Phil.
adelpaisi Amos Bonssll, deck officer, nov
isrmet, Delaware county. near Philadsl.
pills; Dr.. |. l. Hayes, surgeon and natural.
.st, now residing in Pbilsdelphis. These
were present ., the funeral obsequiss 0!
Dr. Ksae in Philadelphia
The other survivors are j. Wall Wilson,
sailing master, now et New York; J. Nc
Gary, ]. Blake, G, Riley. and G. Whpp!e
aes at sea; August Sonn,ag, astronomer
w In Mexic5; J. Carl Peterson, inter.
prefer, now a, Uppernssik; and Hans, hun
o. now with tie Esqulnaux Of Smith 9
Sound.
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walker eeias to Kansas - Dictator -sev.
esaIy.

4 WAL
NEw YonK, March "a.
The Washington correspondent of the
Commereisi:: Advertiser says that Mr.. Buch.
anan has personally urged RobtJ. Walker
TO accept the Office OF Governor o. Kansas,
not as routine Official, bat rs high com.
missioner to restore order in Kansas and
prevent civil war. Gen. Pereifer F..
Smith, who 10 here, thinks that Mr.. Walker
would do that in thirty days. Mr.. Walker
has listened to the representations and prom
ises OF the Administration, and will accept
the ONCE with ayiew to enhance his repu.
tstlon, and at the same time probably TO lay
the Administration under immense obliga
tons to him. He will not remain there
after he shall have effected the high object
of his mission. and his secretary, whom he
Is to choose, win remain a. Governor. He
Is not only 10 60 out with full powers, but
will dictate his own instructions.
The Washington Star Of last evening
ssys Walker has accepted. or this fact we
have no lnnger doubt. We have also eyery
reason 10 believe that the post Of Territorial
Secretary OF State has been rendered to
Hon. +. p. stanton, of Tennessee.
Gov. Geary declared his intention of leav-
ing Washington tomorrow morning, on
learning which, Mr.. Buchanan desired his
address, as there might be come future oc-
easion for his services. II 10 understood
that Gov. Geary's intention, after 4 brief
residence in Westmoreland+ County, 10 10
revisit Washington. He will not under
any circumstances accept a reappointment
after the Office has been given to another
man, although he might have done so had
II been offered to him first with the same
slmost absolute powers with which il is pro.
possd 10 clothe Mr.. Walker.