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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-05

The inquest in the murder case yesterday de-
ve,oped nothing which seems in any way 10 point
GU, the guSty parties. Several persons living in the
ne;ehborhood were examined With refe'eace 3
NOISES cries of murder. and the smell OF bavn.as
cloth. but they all declared their entire ignorance OF
ANYTHING of the kind A woman who tells fortunes
and practices the arts of clsiryoyance was called as
q witness. She proved nothing except that MIS-
Cunnips CHAM had invoked her supposed mysterious
powers on several occasions, but IN none woich
bore upea the present question. One Of Mr.. Eckei
ulesks was put the stand but here again the ne
s,.ls was comparatively unimportant Ia fact, the
.,rsral rcsuls Of tao last two days work neither
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-05
ASSEMBLY,.

Mr. JOHN u. DIXON presented pe'rioS from
~ b'fs Or Ncv ! Ork Banks against an sie'stoa N
tie Bank Note Redemption laws.
&c BAL 70 autEolize the foundation Of Homeopathic
Colleges was reported upon i.yOrably.
The bili % organize bafiien Of tse survivors Of
TIE var Of isl2 va rtpcfisd upon unfsvOfsbiY.
BILLS Pt,sED.
To sell tie Nalabout ground.
u amend the charter 0l the state Agriculture Col
iege.
To pros &c for investigation iao the origin 4 ire-
m certain case-.
To smeEd TIE brooklyn Generalization St
BILLS INTRODUCED.
To e'ect the Comfy Of Cs6as.eo.
Toform q new Ward from p.Tts Of ths Twslfh sai
hiGstsxa:s Nass. New fCsk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-05

Mr.. Coroner Connery yesterday varied the in
quiry which he is unfortunately charged with con-
Quoting with some observations in reply TO the
structures OF the press His remarks are fully re-
ported u another column. snd Will sttract the
attention they deserve. We believe they will 'be
generally regarded as confirming the universal
opinion that il was an evil hour for the public when
Mr. Conne.y was made Coroner. He seems TO
be- a. destitute Of he is ignorant OF the pro-
prete. of lie and of the proper mode Of examining
witnesses. In addition to this, he yesterday dis
tDguished himself by arbitrarily locking up several
witnesses whom be was not yet ready TO question,
but of whom there was not the slightest reason t.
suppose that they would fail TO appear when
wanted.
Many inquiries are made ~ TO the origin Of this
Nr. Connery. We learn that b. is graduate OF
The Herald office, where he formerly filled the Of
nee Of foreman Of the job-printing office. From
that position he passed into his present dignity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-05

To rcsscs coaEzr,ers cl gss {, NsvYsk.
To provide for he mAinseos1ce 81 maitsy org~eoe-
t.ccs IN TIE several cities Of tie State
To provide fer q Corveos.ca 10 rsise aat sseat ~
Garter AID reosgsaisc tie City GovcoAesi Of hes.
l0N.
To establish State Asylum for tie Insane
TO spyS int Coumssioners 10 pcepSe oivI oste
M MARION uoSed the spcOiRtnest 0f SpsesA
Committee 70 investigate the Affairs OF toe Conss-
socers of EmigrStor, with power 10 seaa "r Per''s
and papers. LSid over.
Nj FOOT endesvorsd % call from the the res
snsion rslan- to the expeciency u enscaS prcsis-
4, " law and csed FOR the yeas and nays o. the ne
toe Motion loS;-Yess r.. Nays ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-05
INDIANA SENATORIAL ELECTION.

INuu,sIrorsS. Wednesday, Feb. g. iSs.
The Democrats Of the Indians Legislature held to
day Joint Convention for the election Of Uaited
States Ser S,oTs without the Concurrence AMI in opps
s;ton 10 the Irotes, Of the Sers,e Grahsm s Fitch
was elected to the vacancy snd Jesse d. Bright Ger
the Aun term. There were twen,y-six Senx,os pro-
en-, b,, the Convertic. lacked ffteeu OF qsonaN
TIL, vote stood: Fitch and B,,sh, each S' S. X.
Thomp.cc and George c. Damn, AmenesnSs = ra'
Democrats are rejoicing, firing cannon, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-05
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SESATE......ALgASr. Feb I, 49,.
Tie report OF DIR. Harris the Physician 81 QH.ran-
tine. presented, ard contains yalusbe AID inter
estpg history Of the emic 81 Staten IssDd and VI
entity lss. year.
Tie supply Dill for ISIS Wa dnsfy pared, and IS
n0w lsv.
Nr. PETTY gave notice Of bill 10 relation 10 the
CIV Judge Of New York. which vii compel hln to
hold se%ziOns daily. IL provides for Uzl D. Jury,
and make i the duty II the D..trtArorney 10 send
al csse~ o. mi:demesn5r 20 the City Judge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-05
STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.

AIBNNY Wsdpesday, Foo. I. nv.
The New. York state Medical Society in session hero
BAD discussion today on the Temperance question,
and unanimously passed the following resolution
R,,',eS Tbs. IN view the made The morals
,,h ara property OF tina state hy the %
Alcoholic drinA. the opson OF the Society thai the moral
.,narI ard Pecuuary copdon Ct the s'Ste -o"e DC ps
mote - the passage OF Prohbitory LiQuog law
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-05

.box, pr,grsss % fastomng the mystery nor steds
an, i'm pcrssnt Eght upon the tracks Of the psrpe-
trstor.. The excitement among the PEG PIE Increases
and the street nesr the house constAn y crevded.
DR.. Burdeu vas buried yestsrday-n immense
throng gathering at the funeral.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-05

y 10 ~ 80 7
ar Smouton, s.though weak from recent illness,
spuesrrd before the Select Committee to-day and
sl,er remsinin- two hours, became sck tha. they
insisted on disconinuinc the cxEmu1ton. IL. coun-
EEL. Nr. Bradley. was not permitted 10 be prceen;.
TIE Hon. ReVsriy Johnson, and Me-srs. Gilbert and
haze OF the Iiouse, have been examined.
Tie Contra American Treaty wac again discussed
Tor three hours dsy in Executive session Of the Ser
ATE, but vss TO. concluded.
The Secretary fWar in reply TO Mr. Stewards reso-
iuton ssys that: from military considerations, the Nj
sSsls kIyeg should be suIy eyed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-05
MARINE DISASTERS.

Boston, Wednesday, Feb. ', Nv.
The bark Tidal Wave, arrived to-day from Ne.-
Orleans. I,os, overheard on Der passage, Roger w.
Lo,hrop. of HNwick the first mate and James D. Has
kell seaman.
Tho bark Fsnny Holmes arrived s.TNpsllin Cove
from Apsachicols reports seeing on the 2ist at, N
lat "a 10 N lon 20 So w. large vessel on hrei saw
GO one on board 9th passed brig Rel Wing Of New
mort waterocced and abandoned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-05
Msinllork daily Grib,urt
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY =, 1857.
THE Tribune

Fs~ Coa1o~nia, Oregon and the .SaUdcich ISsnds
viii be ready THIS MORNING at 10 O'Clock. X viii
CONTAIN al the Latest Foreign and Domestic News
since the sailing of the last steamer Money and Market
Reports, Marriages, Deaths, &c. The Illinois, for
Aspinwal, win leave This Afternoon at O'Clock.
.rte Mails for California aud other parts OF the Pacific
viii close at O'Clock p. Single copies in wrappers
ready for mailing can be had st the counter. Price
4 eants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-05
rSITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

W,sHsGroN, "Wednesday, Feb. :, 1857.
Alexander &. Morton and Jsmes Spencer OF New
York. and " ilism Ware of Vermont were admitted
to the bar.
Case No. 50 continued. The argument WAS continued
by Mr. johnson for sppellee, and concluded by Mr..
Thomss for appellants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-05

The Democratic minority (dftecn less than a
auotum> OF the Indiana Legislature held thci'
hresteaed Illegal convention yesterday, 'ni 20
acted the farce Of electng Jesse ID. Brcht for the
long term, and GoIhsm S Fitch for tie seor.
tenn, in the United States Senste.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-05
ppOprIIFR ARRIVED.

BALrINoEE, "Wednesday, Feb. I, no.
The French s.esm propeller Joseph Poui~ hss a.
rived s. Charleston from HAVE.
CHARLESTON, Nedpesdsy, Feb. .. 49,.
The United State. mall steamship Marion, Csp-
Nu. Fos;er nom Ne~.ioIk, arrived here this lWed-
neslsy morning a. Q clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-05
xO> ARRIVAL. or THE BALTIC.

SANpf Hook, Feb. Ill y. m
There yet no signs o. the stesmeS bsaae' asS
due OF this point from Liverpool 1t is raining. with
light wind from the Sosih, aud there are larse quAs
ttss O. ics floating sbcu; the Hook
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-05

The alleged case of outrage upon young womar
from Vtmont by the use of drugged liquor, il fuzzy
reported in our columns this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-05
loss OF THE SHIP JOHN MILLER.

S,y.SS.H Tuesday. Feb. 8, 1857.
The British ship john Miller. Capt Bell. Gros
Newry. Ireland hss been wrecked below thus city.
The crew were saved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-05

X. X. R.-The triple Rs form wonderful aud
powerful rndiooa trinity for Tie positive cure Of a Psos
most touring pains in few moments after IL Ia used The
BshovaTkG htsoLvtsT cures hvmors aud AL chronic disease
and constitutional masdies ScrouL BTonchs Scurvy Ds
esses. Govt, Salt Rheum, &C.
and IN puI gsves. They improves upon
nj pills csthNtc pugatye ~edcines They resulse the
ogsns OF TIE whole system and make the 6o'y iieu IN
healthy. By their the lean aud dyspeec t and be-
'o r. on SI No fs9 Facn. n Y Sold by Dr. Frsmr.
OF Bseeke add Christopher ats and No l7 Oh NoE
Brooplest w B. ZEBERs No a South Sdst PhIsde.p bA
Me- HAYEs, No us Fuonst. Brooklyn
RuPTURE.-Only Prize Medal awarded to MARSH
Co. the Industrial Exhibition Of all Nation, at the Crystal
soS'. !. % Its: =: .uRsrGy: Prot SssntnS Mott willard Par
MAEsH & Co. No. u Maideu.ans New.4Orh-
MEDICINE WITHOUT PAY.
wul present one box Of my MAGyrrIc ssLvr 20
sp-o,sbe patient who will call Tor IT, For Burns ChbSns
Seoius and salt Hheum, unsurpassed b. sNlrH Electro
Mssnes No n Csna't between Brosdwsy and Chuoh't'
COUGHS, HOARsENEss AND BRONCHITIS
1sows's BKoscHIAL TRocHrs when allowed TO dissolve
swiy In the mouth have direct influence 10 the affected
die windplpc Bronch asys tie Pulmonary irtson
and sss ret In Coughs Colds snd the various 1nos snec
Nous which public speakers and singers liable Sold by
Ill drsesists
COuNTING-HoUsE DESKS AND DRAWERS
"DrTtcroR- Tut sud DESK LOCKS
yG sale. wholesale and rc'sD, by
MANY BALDWIN Il MANY No. 10 John-st cor. Dutch-.;.
HOLLOwAYS OISTMENT.-rhe vessels oi the
rkp the renovGng action Of this great external
dy rapidly dshsse the poisonous particles winch produce
Erupobs Sores, Bols, OF hsd Of Exterior Irritation
WIGs-HAR-DyR ---WIGs.- BAL CHELcR'S
Wes foVPENs peculiar 70 tnt bouse
They celebrated all the world Tor Their graceful beauty
aud ouI~btyftns 20 chsun The ltfest Aod best
sooA the world Twelve private rooms for sppyns hs Ia
nsess Dtk. Sold at BATCHILOR's, No. AZ Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-05

DEFIANCE SALAMANDLR SAPES.-ROBERT VI.
P.TsIcK the sole Manufacturer in the United States Of the
oeiebrsted SAYS, and PoD Powder proof DeCsuce
Loo ks and Cross bars Depot No 92 Pe4s door below
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-06
BENEFIT OF MISS AvoNIA JONES.

This lovely young artist takes her first benent oe.
fore a Richmond audience, this evening. She VIII
enact the character of Blanche. in the play OF Ar
mand," for the FIRST time. The role is well suited 10
her style and powers. Miss Jones has been honored'
during the week, with full and fashionable houses,
and her efforts have elected genuine, even rapturou.'
applause. In theatrical ~parlance, she has made a
great shit" Her embodiment of Parthenia, Jui'et
and Elinor, 1.-THE last in the comedy of Second Love-
have more than justified her adoption of her Mothers
vocation. She has proved herself a worthy exponent
of her art-an able Interpreter of the dramatic poets
She is richly endowed with attributes demanded by
her profession intellect, heart, grace, an eloquently
beautiful face, a lovely form, and clea-, fu!l'toned
voice. She will adorn the stage. Let every lover OF
the Drama give her a hearty welcome! Her name
Us a bright and shining light, will throw new lustre
on the Drama-she will add to the purifying in-
auepses which the theatre 70 much needs within IFS
walls-she will help to wipe away the reproach which
ignorance and prejudice have cast upon the stage;
aud, therefore, she deserves such a welcome.
We have 10 doubt that Miss Jones will be greeted
by an OVERLOOKING house, thiS evening.
After the performance of Blanche, Miss Jones will
sing the Marseillaise.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-06

r..ip n, tseuest to he:. che aorisot' hhn' h'
,e,.,s.. ba -s,ds it rightly, until shs puts bef fusets
mn, -, words. TO "ay e~Tcctent ~aeokctc." Ralph
md al, ara thunder struck, for then she reveals for the
Ara, time tha. her eight has been restored to her
She marries Rslph, and thus ends the triumph Of a
second love, 'more holy and moro true thar the fret
worship Of the inexperienced heart, when, dazzieo
aud bswildred by the glare of a false fire, it rash'y
onwed before the altar Of an Idol unworthy Oh is
feryeut homage"
But we have said SO much about tho play thar We
must be brief in our notice Of the acting. f'rs' '
NO m,,t .sv. we arc nj a loss to find terms to convey
the lust measure Of praise to which our 0""9"
tants entitled herself. We were deNsh'ea VIII n.'
Parthenia, surprised and captivatea VIII ne' '
but what shall we say OF her hfiHor' 81
and exquisite piece of acting has never cone uu"e
,rr ava. We know that this will appear e1'ra'asa
n acme who have seen, as We have, the oe'' o''''
:, tb;s country-but e1travagant as II may Seen''
when applied TO girl Of eighteen who mas oeen "u'
tb;rt,.a times upon the stage, it is nsvertheiess OUT
,rue-her acting was perfect; che seems 10 nave oeen
made for the character and the character tor ber. we
advise her always to play that piece hrs'' In her 'u-
,urs engagements. Such acting must win her SCORES
of friends wherever she goes.
Boniface as Ralph won new iaurelS auu s''' g
evidence of his capacity and merit. JEFFERSON dc
Havbuck took the house by storm as usual; indeed
Joferson's appearance in any pieoe Is q guaranty
tbst II will 20 of we'll. We regard him as the very
best stock actor in his line We have ever SEEN and
far superior to many Of those who go about the the
country dazzling themselves as STARS ne u -
;suel Of the Marshall. Adams as Dangerfeld played
with great effect. Miss Dovlin as Mildred Vernon
won a hundred hearts to repay her for the loss OIL
Dsuyer6eld's. Mrs. Jefferson as Lucy was periect.
Her graceful and sweet manners aud her lovely per-
son always lend a charm to every part she plays
We tender our congratulations to the manasemsn
upon tho performance Of Wednesday evening we
doubt whether Second Love-" either In Engiaha OF
the United States, has been played with more ao'n'S
or nut upon the s,sse with better effect than at the
Marshall on Wednesday evening. We commend THIS
niece TO all lovers Of the drama.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-06

&, us su.tt., Ii. t.a.ass &;f!ess 1TFs:a sTsi ~
ia 6,Iiye,eG FROM ilc ~1sss!eS CT 'l;n IIs -.
wretcbed bypocritss Is the Northern biooa.h'"Tr The
are, Pesce, pnace, aud there is no pea.ei Of
ehol;,;on;s,s O: tao North, are awaiting tlen'sstnn and
every orcortuni;y 70 circulate iuahe Son'h, VI whit.
every kind of incendiary documents oy ~ .1nres-
ard ihc;r Hack emlssaries, Gent out LOT '"e sifpyps
nnrno,e. ia sow the seed Of dlscurd among !, AS
If RI. south. All such suspicious persTnsm soaps,
are going the rounds to sell table o'"n nd.rs,
uius; in fact. nil trot ~pedlars, organ whip,
G;p,i-s and such like should he afTests"' taken
md, tsrred and fraihered, and one ~ ,
off. ma a mark, that they may DC rsn' This
10 future, if they should venture to return of Thinking;
nav ,eem harsh to some individuals way " sra doing
hut when they reflect that We OF tue S"u," emissaries
i, in self.defence, 10 prevent these very are TO be
from forminp plans by which our thrna!s and
cut. and cur wives and children pa.tH com. TO n
our houses burnt down, they will, l -nHe of manage.
different conclusion. A different my ,I.ir hstf.r pro.
man, with our slaves is required for in ;m rufurs,cs to
,ec,icn. and more severe laws euactea ~ no .IInwed
slaves in Inauy forms. No slave shoulG w @, Isr.a
'uier snv nre;euse, to hire himself anu go az uaE1
~ 70 buy ardent spirits without his masaeI na,roi
By yood watching at home, with q t.xur we 81
an. a > s s"ms mors rigid laws by the Lesl,,a.nse, we e. =.
Virginia will soon be enabled to cenatoi gu ;ncsnd;sry
ter. with less trouble, and, too torce oua nIsns I
sbolitionists at the same lime; my oo,eeau the no.
cannot describe rhoroughiyi only suggest ~ N0
oa..;tv of sucb reforma,ious generally. n
Yours, respectfully,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-06
LATER ERnM ErROpE

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Ihe steamship Baltic, with
Liverpool dates TO the alst January, has arrived.
The London papers state that Lord Napier will
probably sail for The United States in about three
weeks.
The Neutchatel prisoners have been released and
thar question is now looked upon as settled.
The Neufcha;el prisoners were escorted to the
French frontier. The Federal Council have ordered
the immediate disbanding of the troops.
A mutiny had occurred among the negroes on board
the j. l.. Bogart, from Mobile, in the river Mersey.-
The chief mate was injured.
Ii is alleged that the cause Of the mutiny OIL the j.
L. Bogart i, that the crew shipped under articles TO
New York. bu, subsequently learned that the ship
was bound 10 Mobile, where, as they are nearly all
colored persona, they believed they would be retained
in slavery
Lord Palmerston has issued a circular TO the
House of Commons, stating that business Of great
Importance will be- laid before the coming session OF
Parliament.
The English at CAUTION are strengthening their po-
sitions, but show q disposition to await advlces from
England; m%ranwhll II is understood that reinforce.
menis have been asked.
V-rges, the assassin of the Archbishop Of Paris.
has been condemned 10 be executed.
LlyERPooL,J JAS. 2l.-Cotion is steady, but quota.
tions are unchanged. The sales of the last four days
amount to 1000 bsles. Breadstutfs are dull and quiet,
but all have slightly declined. Flour is dull and has de-
clined ls.-Guotations are nominal. Wheat is Id, to
I'd. lower for the lower grades. Corn has declined
3D.; sales of mixed at 39s. 10 33is; yellow 34s.; white
Dos. To 35;s. PROVISIONS are dull and generally up.
changed. Coiso.s for money 93i to 93t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-06
THE ILLNESS OF NIX. CRAWFORD, THE
ST,TfJ pT0R

No Item OF intelligence tina; We have received tor d
long time has given ia more pain than the announce
men, Of The serious. aud. il; is feared. hopeless illness
Of Mr.. Thomas Crawford, at Rome. This dlstin-
sui.hed gentleman had BEEN suffering for some
mon.hs past from a tunour IL the socket oil one OF
his eyes. Asho:t time ago ne underneath painful
surgical operation for its removal, In the hope that
this would speedily efsct u restoration OF his right
aud general hrGlta, bet anhappsiy the knife OF the
surgeon revealed what is coosidered an incurable
cancer, aud tbs las; oivicss from Rome representthe
victim as in a very precarlous condition..
Mr.. Crawford LETT The United Safes ON The 10Th
day nt September III great bodily Vlsor and In me
spirits. He had shortly before visited Richmond and
concluded his contract with Governor Wise for the
four unsIecu;ed S.ataes for tho Virginia Wa.hlns'
Ton Monumcn;i aud he had also made a special WISH
to Washington 10 inquire INTO the progress OF the
workmen with his fri. ze for tho pedlment OF one o.:
the wings OF the Capitol Extension. This latter
work is fortunately complete and will be considered
on the whole, the hnesi perfected effort this genius.
But the Grra. master piece on which he desired 10
rest his tame was the monumental group in the Capt..
toll Square At Richmond. and it will be q real ca
iamiiy should he not live to finish l.. Two yearsago,
when we urged upon the Legislature the Importance
of making en- appropriation for the early completion
Of the Monument. according to the original design,
We remarked that so strange aud uncertain were the
issues of lite and death that delay in the matter
might altogether defeat the purpose, since the artist
might die before The GROWING touch had been given
to his labors. Alas, our caution seems to have been
only too well warranted.
We have no Information with regard to the Statues
vet wanting 10 the Monu;neki. but from The short time
which has elapsed since Mr.. Crawford returned to bic
studio and his infsmed eye.iKht meanwhile, We have
little idea that any one of them has been entirely
modelled. 1t was, however, . characteristic of the
man that he worked with astonishing rapidly, and
threw Of his conceptions Of grace and beauty, as ii
were by inspirat on. The Queen Of Love rose be.
meath his plastic hand almost as quickly as she emery.
ed from the oceau-toau,, and had he TO model a Mi
nerva. the goddess stood before him helmed and plum
Cd in nearly as'briefa period as it took for her to leap,
according TO the ancient my'h"s. from the brain Of
Crawford had made sufficient progress, With at least
que of hrs Statues, 10 admit OF liz hspc wrought out
In bronze nearly as he would himself have cons, but
the bitter and unsvailins regret still iurerposes that
our Monument will no! after all, be wholly Crawfords,
displaying the unity of design which can alone belong
to ts orsatiop Of . single mi0d,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-06
From the Kapnwa, Valley star.
LIEUTENANT GOV. McCOMAS.

LIEUTENANT GOV. McCDMAS.
An editorial in In, Richmoud iNy, ,gsiauGts;
that Lieutenant Governor McCornas. lns "ab"ndnned
the Stale, takiog with nIuI another mans wife, and
leaving lis own with a few little responsibilities be
s;de-, behind him, and shat he had determined 10 SET
tie permanently i'll Chicago" The Wig calls upon
its ''Democraric contemporaries throughout the State,
TO furniah the public with 4 minG;e aud reliable &c
count Of the cagss which induced Elisha /" throw up
tile honor Of the Lieutenaucy and ostracize himself
from the Commonwealth"
We speak advisedly when we say thai the whole
statement OF the Wing from beginning 10 end Is un-
foun led.
Lieu,. Gov. McComss left here severa, months ago
for the purpose Of purchasing lands for his wife anu
Children in some OF the Western States OF Territories,
aud or hs way tc the West q aeneraJe amt, of the
highest reapectsbili,y who had raised his wife,
travelled with him, under bis care, as FAR a. Ciuciu.
untl on her way to the South, where she resiies-snd
she is the "other mans wife" that he took with him
For the qualification Of the Wing ge would state ,ha;
Elisha has no, "thrown up the honor. of the Lieu.
tenancy nor has he "ostracized himself from the
Commonwealth. - neither has he ~"resigned his office"
ard he has not determined to settle permanently in
Chicago" or to become "a citizen of Srhraska."-
When he gets through with his ora pirate business
he ezpecta to return to his family in Virginia. ana
when he '%determines.' to 'absndon" Virginia, il he
ever does, he will o fcourse rerign his Office.