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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-12-11
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eslrn raucbtnr rurb rie pcrn auf hem Scrt al
Gem 3wsd an9stradte rhns &luis (StcFpinnen)
nnp p"S Sr't idcb tIiBesihncll binter rem Der.
uter uno binuttr Sudenc.n 5iib rr,in.
Fa'''t ltano jrkt Hrrn i'm Scrt, cie Van,s
ilm s"nrI onfstbrten. unc hi. etute bcltsn nit
"faIf Etlns ein, ibr tleinss 6abr,sua miscsr
'nm AceesNrB Hir rem @cianN,nen an ion bn-
a"'uj'cbn. Sect famen liz binan, Tatr. tcs
u" a"rud, unc mahrenp ter SebmNn, tts rieiis.
CT aDersS Iait ri6t nttrn ibnsn paS 91af.r
lspl"9 raB CO t bct Inn ter ibm bsmueteu 0e.
fabr III entNeecn. iauBte rsr trctlts Stabl in sis
'ef'pe olants res Jencet tisf binsin. 9m Nu
rip lle ater Der 3arpuuicr NIT cinsm triumpbiren.
zen Sltsen Der Nusen ,uriid, rsn Strip 3u mie.
'srbelrn. ais iid Der 3iib in, Shner; unr 5rr.s.
mutb 'aN6 unp plEsih monrt., rab Die Gs,
lr'ne Srtsn pcitlhcnr, ,iitte unp Id,lumtc.
Oldte Slut, ridss Slut utelten e, 0.ut.
IN clcltm Nuscntlid, ater ,uriid Ittric bic Stmms
ees Sarpuniert in autcm ssllenrem 3pn, unr
ME llcn rrr Srrtitturer nit Nan,em @cmi6t in
le'nc H'smch warL unp meit biuaue Itsr eas
Srrt letnte nm Zen Bug rtftlten raIh t.rum
'u wtrI'n, uno tcsrr bic 2eute i.ltit lore 8urtr
III DC Nrllen mtrien tcnntsn tam lac s.r.i,te
enfr caS lsnsn 1einc 10 rittt rcr iib fab nit
rttsuem Jdtcn beran, unp eas Beet faiIenc uue
ifrmalmenn rib es cic riinncu plantsn auseu.
amber. ais rt ie eru Napicr acm:i,n mdr.n.
(6rrissuns irlst.)
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(Sus ifr. G,srsart't Iil. Namlitn- sa.nttr.)
Sic SIaebt auf Sem 9SaufIisb.
(6crtireurla.)


Su ctpa fiinfbuucert Sitritt Gntfsrnuna srn
bem Sperm ruoertcn lie hiutcr ibm rrcin. unb
aerdnnen an itm ipit or mshrmaa mntertaudbtt.
uno eann lanalnn,, tsineu Itinc binter litt abn.
snh. tpitcsr nad pttn fam. W.hr unp mcbr
rrsbte sr ratei BON rem tisber sebaItsncn Gcurs
at. mSsliher 9Esis pislciht i'm in einem msiten
ssrasn gu psm irIbsrn SpislrlaB ,uriid 3u feb.
rem; aber au6 bslsn Grurs inbsrte Ct mi.rtr
NIB ,cs iest, ,pdtreuo rus ShiT isltsr, tpie man
I'm Boot rsat gut lsttn icnuts, iittr BEN aneern
Dug "rn ibncn fort laJ, acraee gen g2tltsn nit
soino unb StromunB. Yhtrit wie tsmsrft Der
Sarpunisr cher Soaptbtabsr Res si.rt.n Spotes
lief MIN. IA itntn rsr 98inb aiiniiis s.mcrtsn,
is'ns Ss9tl ieBsn, I'm Den 6ilh rsito fhnsler
nno 9srdui&cisr icls.n gu .emnsn.
O'sler atsr, Of or MIR 10 aui sisens 8auN in
ralhe Sabrt tam, rrtr rod tres ausr 9srllGt
efwas scn htn @srirlssrn a.mittert Bate. li,f
1sSt 10 ihnta turh bus 93a0rr, rag i.ltit bas
lsttfs Boot NIT 'insr siinitissn Sre nur weuia
all 'bm 9trinnsn fcnntt. Ia pl6eticb ais dt
nab mublhmsr 4rttit ihcn iat in 9purfsu5 4,
b'nanattpnlnsn, uni Der 8crttli,ur.r auH t.r,is
gum aSuri mit isinsm Giitn ausbclts. ain, ,y
nhb unten, unb eas Boot itrb i'm nadntu Nr.
at"et'd uSr Die Stsas bin, in Der ti. 3lutb nod
e'n'tr esm 9tuntsnen lln9ss9im tr1uets mt
!rttdlt,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-12-11

,u ltaHtn uno gu mirtsn NrbItt h"ttcn, rN irl .
ten ieFt milpiremre Ysutc ais l>trrcu trfsbleu,
lbansn unp prtrn. ba irllten JIG sltIt mur rus
"'slleitt un9crn acnug 9erulccts ycbcn unnilter,
at9sltanrensr ,}strrilanscn iiitrsn. 81 war fcn
sSuncsr, msnn rie teicen altcn Vsutc miEnluttin,
Fnlter, lrirenc ausiatcn. IS mar auh tcin
Nunrer, mcnn in itrem NcuBern unp in ibrem
Sensbmcn cinc NswIe Sittsrtrt, MiF9unit iih
,sste, menn Gin iurerlih frhrnpcr G'rpu iitb
mandbmal ssmaltiam guft maiden muBtc.
Ter tpie Fnire @,sit rcr cen GcbuI,tn unc
bic 5rau S6ul,e slNtln. IL murrsn III au,b ols
VsttIubtsr mob immcr benann', lebsrrid,te, ihicn
aud llt ibrer Banien llmsctuns mitsstbtt ,u
batsn. Nlle iaben ihpeiaiam uup unn,uibg in
brer llnseruIp ttiian,meu.
Gt mlrf rrh tar 3.i:, untsrtrab rnrlitb rit
Stile. cine alte SIucrin, rie ucten Der Shul;e
A6sln, Ter estiihterin namlid, laB.
(6rrtlcguns icIst0
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Cine
Alefpba!iltbs Dauernbud3sit.
"rr !. :. j. Femme.
Gtr Srautra il sen.

GS mar adt llbr Irrstns. Iuf rem G6ul.
,fnerTr III Nhtn marrn i&rn pisle @iite ger.
lammtlt irmrtl crr 9sllcsn.n, ais Der uua.Ia. /.
bcntn.
2tt Erbtsrrn mubtrn ii6 frub i6ren Intb.il
dn Der Sph;st lrlsn. GS marek len. Nrmen
aus Der o'caenr. Sic bplt.n iitt ppn e,n Scdb.
htrrrsn nntcr rrn Gitsn itrc @ate, in arcGsu
irpsnsn 21pien, in Nlrisn. in SGsrten, in al
ten 9rltrittrn, ierriilensn unp anrcrcn 3albcn,
Suppc, o'cmilir, 0siit. yrst. Ti. Msitsn les-
ten lh icfrrt al riucn DIR tenathtartru Slide
unp pcrSrbrten caS Grhnltcne. Ntaude trua,u
CO mritcr, mandc Mutttr, manttec Siup, III e.m
trantcn &nce. Ten ihpaben rcer labmen 81.
rrn plc psn 9Ss9 ju rcm HrhJstSbauie nitbt
h'ttcn madden ftnnrn mn tunssrnp aui bic
Jtudtrbr icntr martettn.
3ie 9rlaoenrn @Iitc tbsiltrn lid miecer in
,wct Yartirn. 1it cine tstanp auslhlisgit
aus lun9sn Suribcn. Sic birlten iitt allein,
rtnaS cntfcrnt prn rcm Nault, unter ren 0itben
nad' eem l,sd ju. Sic battsn irsenp Gtmas Ypr
was ndpt irenisltent itBt nod ntt tstannt
merorn rurftt: hhriheinlib cineu Shclmtn.
ltrsh, rirS ;risttn Dir sebrimnibyuutn ltclmi<
ltbrn @ lihrr; "isIlcitt rincn rcben Streit,
pleS ;cl9ttn tinisr rpbr, ntrrmiltbise Qeiittcr,
rlr 'Ib telrnrere ririS unc gebsinniGYca btr-
Yrrt6aten.
Dir imcitc Yartit hiitanS etsnlr autlbliss!id
huS nlttrcn Mtlnnsrn unp 0rduen, bic iebr chr
tar lno nit rinrr 9rmilrn Isierlihftit UNI eincn
rnnren atd, unttr Der uraltsn niIhtissn Gicts
pitht nor rer Nhusttiir idBsn. Gs warren ris
nlhtrn %ermanpttn une Nhebtaru res Jorf.s.
Nud, ite battsn etmas srr. unr ss muBte etmas
sSihti9ts ltin; man ab eS IN itrrr Ieierlhtsit
uno all prm unserulpisen @lidcn, nit psnen fl.
ras 3rd prt HcisS unc rem 90ss ,n r.mlslt.n
wabrtrn.
llnttr ihnrn jeidnetsn iit ttlcntsrt ,rei p.r.
cnrn ans. Gin alter, trlitissr, fnifer unp mn,
3uIriersn ausltbenrsr Mann, unb an lelner
Srits cine alilibs, tlaie. masrrs, .t.nfaus un.
iufrierene, imar nid,t fuitsr, at.r l.iptne ans.
cbcnps 0rau. Us waren rie Sttpicasr,ltern hrs
Srlnti9ams, trs juuacn Stbul,t 2I,ln, bic G[.
term irincr strtprbenen 6rau, ibrtr ein,iaeu
2pthter, rit - frub une ,,pbnt Grten" epr ibntn
tatts rabnlttrtsn miiNsn. Iie alte Irau mar
3nsleiG rie lcBte bres 0tidlehts, raSiitcr fiiui.
bnnrrrt Sabre, mtnn nub ltsts ctnt m1nnliHc
Grtcn, hnf Dem Shulynboie III 2llsln acIctt
hatts. 3n ibrsr 3cdbtsr mar Der lssts .}m.ia bic.
les alten nnc rsid'sn Sauernstihletts ausse
tcrtsn. Der ]ocf war in irsmpsn olncsn, unr
9erant tsute murpr ric iremes i5ran srpart.t
mel6e rir Yerfcrtene 1rttsr trisssn unb bic
Mnttsr stntt gang ntucn 9elhIehts aaf ben,
5'fr w'resn icllh. 9a;u tam. cap Te isltR, Ger
sstmaliss Sdul,s nnc bic stsmalise SGul,in
l@Ren, iett nur Stit,udter warsn; bort, 100 IL
rufH '!GeS ~ fossn, ~ tEfetl6h, as3uerrntr
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Rceirguitqtu.

Ter ,,Sn,tiatr" .riG,iut ieetn Rit,wrtt unt Srnn-
atsne, ,m taIt6trlihsn Sutfpticnsrr,iS 81 so in
@sratiasIuna cher IS Ge rcr rnt iatltar an bic er.
Srdat. sluSrdrtiIe Nbpnnensn ttlitttn Zen 3ta9 an
htn pdusltttr Yttter Dor ia 81 0eauidt tinuitnetn.
Gniirrtttnbt Sttrdas unb NbtilunIsn msrbtn hantar
tntssstnasnrmmtu uue auf SerlanIcu ecncrirt.
sn,,isn unp Sttanrlnatunsen ausr !lrt meretn uner
fslxetn Hseiueuueeu auistnrulmn Sinmali9e Sinrud~
uo tnss SauaIes lo 2tlen rctr mtni9r tiIesR sinen
Sluars) 50 Gs., ,reimaIi @uriduna Is Cts. unt fur
jsess wters Wa IS Gts; ,blitt UtlftSan;etatE rtr-
ben fur 81. in eltidbrlhr Neraus;ahlun9 auasnommsH
6rtFsre In;sltn mcrpen "trbdlniEmafi9 t,rtitntt.
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Ser flcimc SappDarbc.

5rauris Ittlib srm Glternarate
Scnrsr 6iitrer. Irrit unr @sle,
Gints Saprearcen SEaiie
loilEct auf bic crepe Ntiis
Iur4 bic wtitc, meitt S2elt.
T&, ter armt &nat'! auf mrrssn
s1uEt' er ME lein tIAlib Srrr,
liuc iiir btute ids gu ihaHsn
lbatt' sr 9libts ais ieinsn 9l1sn,
Ssipen 5r,unc in vcir UNI Nrtb,
9tit itm ;rs or rurb eie 0dnetr,
Turh 1aris unc Tmtercam;
|itR UtNhtcr, Gaprirlem
Steer NrtS i9n iricpcrbrlen,
9is er gar nah ycnrrn ian.
SrrNiam trus or an benz Suien
S'rn 9leYicr ibn III Ntpier;
Sstt' sr rrtt in pieI @sihmrrt
Rsinsn Sreunr aui Gjrttcs Gree,
aIs raS trtusrlinnte 1titr.
On RES S0iutert rauhcr GSltt
Stanc er balt nadt laa I'm Tug
@tit ibm auf Zen taitsn e'aIen,
GsNtn Sunite iet'u ,u laTen,
Iae er ialt rtm 0rrt erlhs.
9ah sem hsrtjten irl&er 5aat
atrcb tr muhiam rurh pie Stabt,
Ssiue iteifssmcrp'nrn Ulisrr
,Rraitlcs ih!sprsnc, iaur cdruitter
~iuftJN ui,f,t .ur Nj Iitr iatt
..9'ute i5rau. 9ett uuS ?lrmtu
?iabtquarttr. ftbt tr siu sIeit.
..!tb, wir inn ttinab erfarret!
3trer Heubt uut, 9iismaup tarret
Sept tsi iclbem :3eitrtrtrsit I"
nnGrn 6 ptues's "a" ihrie tie spirtbin.
.?l@. 10 eicl triis id, uiht
Nilnftsbllt MIR iinp crrrrben.
Sin rrt fait nrr 5rcit Nrjtrrtsn m
mJrrt nit cr, ru iaultr slibt !"
.,Nstmt uns auf nm @rttetmllen!
sSIrmc uur unc Strrh ,ur Hub'"
."GlIil fort, I'll S.ttsltutc
'Sutbe irnit rir cine 0,rutt !m
llnp lie ihlua Die Yirr:e III.
limb man fane entltelt an NtrrNtn
DrduBen ion mie Sttn critarrt,
SSsf belt ion Der I'M umithIunseu,
lrtu im 1rr! ... llur WsnittuWust,
Msnitenltr;en iinr 10 tart!
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B. HAssEI. Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Wednesday and Satur-
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Terms for Advertisements reasonable.
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

The steamship Indian arrived at Portland, with
four days later news from Europe, yesterday after
noon. The Niagara had arrived cut, and the Aga
memnon had commenced taking in the Atlantic
telegraph cable in preparation for second expert
ment The House of Commons had rejected the
amendment to Lord John Russell's Osths BILL by
which the exclusion of Jews from Parliament was
continued Mr.. DIsrael mad noticed anew India
oil. Leave had been gwen to bring in bill legal
izirp marrisge with deceased w.fe's sister A
Polish bookseller hai been arrested in London for
publishing pamphlet advocating the assassination
of Napoleon. Gold continued to flow into the Bank
of England sDd further reduction IN the rate OF
discount was anticipated. Count Perslgnys resig
pation Of the English embassy had been accepted
and the Duke de MalakOf (Pelisser) had been
appointed his successor. II was reported that
the application of Count WaewsM to Portugal
| for the expulsion of foreign refugees from LIS.
bon had been met with = point. blank refusal.
Commercial affairs in France continued to be great
| ly depressed. Between fifty and sixty of the per-
sons recently arrested had been transported to AT
rics. The Empress was said to be enciente. Great
| ''e'i was oelng exercised III the Hattci VI pass
ports. The Turkish authorities had, al the In
stance OF our Consul at Alexandria, arrested four
OF the parties to The outrage Oh Mr. DcksOn's fam-
ly near Jafa, Of which We have published full ac-
counts They had all been convicted and were
awaiting confirmation Of their sentence from the
Sultan. The details Of the new. from India add
uothirg to the teegraphic dispatches, but confirm
the probability that decisive battle was at hand.
Advices from CHA represent trade q: Canton ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

One of the horid orators of Virginia, Garnett by
name. in a speech on LecOmptOn, had his say
about Northern civilization, in which hs reflected
portion of the profound Southern philosophy on
this subject. Among other things be uttered was
this:
"You population already outsows the mesn, Of subsistence
city population increases a. the OF the ana
many towns in New York. Cincinnati and Chicago, "
hst foreign boru.'
We think the less Virgiuian says about popu-
lation not being self-sustaning the better. We
have lately shown that Virginia industry does not
support the people of that State by twelve or fifteen
millions year, and that to make up the deficiency
large numbers of its people have to be annually sold
to distant States We have recently demonstrated
that the Old Dominion does not to-day contain
within her borders as much taxable property, real
snd personal estate included, the money she has
received for the sale of her people in the last thirty
years amounts to. Yet in the face of this over
whelming evidence of her poverty and decreptude,
Yirgna's representatives have the inpudence to
get up in Congress aud talk about tho population
of her sister Free States " "outgrOwing the means
Of subsistence" One thing, at least is true. The
population of the smollest and poorest Of them am
well clad housed and fed, and they not only pay
their way, but add regularly year by year, to their
aggregate surplus. The census of every returning
decade demonstrates this. When Virginia is able
TO do as much, or even subsst herself it will be
time enough for her TO sit in judgment on the pros.
perity of other States. But it is preposerous that
she, the most hopelessy decrept and bankrupt of
all, should now be ainging charges Of poverty in
their facas
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

We beg leave, in a private way, and without ex-
citing the suspicious of the District-Attorney, to
call the attention of our esteemed aud respectable
neqhbors of The n. Y. Times and The N. Y. Her.
aid to the following extract from the Revised Stat
utes Of this State against lotteries:
"No person shall by printing writing ia any other way,
pub.h OF any such Illegal lottery device,
stating wher where the is TO be dawn. the prizes
therein or them the price ticket therein
or wher. auy ticket may be obtained therein any aid
vision sha be deemed guilty Of msdemesnor and convic-
ton BE- subject fine not exceeding hundred dHds
doGys in not erceding three eaIandr MONTH";
Our reverence for dgnitares is well known; it
is equally well known that our nerves are irritable.
We therefore eIhOrt, we beg on our knees, our
good neighbour for our sake if not for their own
that they will not subject themseIyes to the indig-
nifty and everybody else to the modification of see
ing them the object of the attention Of the officers
of the law by repeating their offense Of Saturday.
No doubt Mr. Swan of Savannah pays well-we
know, at least what we could have made by him
per psge-but what could assusge the violence of
our feelings at seeing an exLieut. Governor along
with the venerable Napoleon of the Press, holding
their levee for three months in thst Egyptian, but
not princey, nor yet palacious residence in Centre
street.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

Nothing has yet been developed IN the inquest on
Mr.. Samuels which gives clue to MS murderer.
There was statement current yesterday that
jealousy was the cause, and young man named
Smithson was said to have disappeared since the
finding of the body. Mr. Smthson appeared at the
Second Ward Station House as soon as he heard
the rumor aud insisted on being considered under
arrest until he could show himself before the Jury
Before running off upon any fancy theory of this
crime, il would De well to observe that the test-
mony is ELECTED by tie Coroner who held the cele-
brated Burdel Inquest.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

We are hsppy to be able to announce that taf
Union viii not BE- dissolved in consequence OF the
failure Of the the Lecomptou Constitution 10 thF
| House Several States South have planted them
selves upon this issue and declared that, IN the
event Of Kansas being rejected with her Slavery
Constitution, they would instantly call Conven-
tons and otherwise take steps leading out OF
the Union. Equal. however, to every emergency
heretofore as the libuster States have ever shown
the mseves, they are equal to the present. They
have fully satisfied themselves that the Crttenden
amendment leaves Kansas a Slave State. That Is
to say, il s Slave State in the Pick~ickian sense
This. like the mutual backing down OF frey duel
ists. is considered an honorable and perfectly salts
factory settlement Of the question. To be sure,
under Lecompton pure and simple, Kansas was
made a straigh. out, squsreedged, ful-biooded
Slave State. U1der the Crittenden amendment
she will be an equally straght.out, square
edged, and full bOOded Free State. Yet lac
honor of the Dsunonists, who swore to
dissolve if Kansas was not admitted as Slave
State. is fully saved and protected-so they declare
-sud they 90 not propose to dissolve the ln'on
ocain until the next occasion. The ordinary read
er must not expect to have the process explained
by which the Disunionsts and hhbusters thus
easily tIansmute defeat into victory. Ii Is pro-
cess not adapted to ordinary understandings. 1t IS
of piece with the satisfactions afforded to wounded
honor under the dueling code, where correspond
erce published to prove how brave and honorable
parties are who first swear they will fight, and
then back out. Ii is one of the phenomena OF our
times, astonishing to behold, to see how hsrmoni-
GUS and peaceable our fre-eating brethren become
the moment they are beaten.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

Tn Congress, yesterday, the SENATE called fra
copy of the instructions to Mr. Reed or cCmmi'-
,iooer TO China Mr.. Browns Police bill for the
CITY of Washington elected four hours debate, the
participants in which agreed ths. 's mans life was
safe in the National Capital although they differed
respecting the causes which had contributed to
bring about this state of things Finally the bill
passed. 1t provides for the enrolment OF force
of 100 men, to be appointed by the President as
night police; $4,000 is allowed Tor secret service
money. A clause empowering the President 70
call out 200 extra men in cases Of emergency was
stricken out Mr.. Douglas reported bill for the
admission Of Oregon.
The HOUSE concurred in the amendments TO the
Volunteer bin made by the Senate. resolution
was adopted calling upon the Secretary of War for
full statements respecting the supply contracts for
the Utah expedition. Mr.. Goode of Virginia re-
ported bill for the better protection Of life aad
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

The Freemen Of CONNECTICUT had glorious
day for their State Election yesterday, and they
seem to have improved it, Judging from scattered
returns. The vote must be several thousand.
heavier than that Of last year. which wss cast on
day Of severe stOrm-s storm which sent William
ID. Bishop to Congress in spite Of decided msjority
could have had an opportunity to retain or dismiss
him yesterday
The returns which have reached US (midnght)
are wretchedly meager, compared with what they
should have been al this hour, but they leave little
or no room to doubt decided Anti -Lecompton
triumph. Hartford, Bridgeport, New-London.
Merden, East Hartford, Wethersheld and Green
wich are towns which usually indicate BY their ma
jorty On this side or that the result ia the State,
and all Of these but the fret and last have gone
RepubIcan-New-L London and Bridgeport by large
mejorities.
Loter-1 o'clock a. m.-We have returns from
about half the towns, casting about two thirds o
the vote of the State. They leave no room to
doubt an overwhelming triumph for the Right.
The Republican gains are large, save IN few local
ties where their opponents professed to condemn
the Lecompton outrsge. So far, there is net
Republican gsiu Of two TO four Senator's and ten
Representatives with a heavy and pretty general
gain for the Republican State Ticket which is
elected by at least Three Thousand majority. LAST
year. the combined Opposition ticket had about
Six Hundred.) Stamford and Glastonbury are
added to the Republican gains; New. Haven and
NewBritsn (last year Dem.) are divided. The
triumph is complete. ALL HAIL, CONNECTICuT!
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
AemIlprk daily Gribaste
TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1853.
Extra Inducements 10 Advertisers'

In the present stagnaton OF business, Advertising Is
morc than ever necessary TO those who would ca4
public atterton and patronage to articles which they
wish TO dispose Of and have determined, for short
period to offer to the publishers OF books dealers IN
dry goods, manufacturers OF agricultural imp enon'S
and xevcbsnts in general the opportunity of advert'
ing in Tux DAILY, SEmI.WREKLY and WEEKLY
yRsvSE, circulating all together more than 2OV, V,ooo
COPIES al the rate of One Dollar Re for os lHser-
ton in all OF these papers This advantage, however
ia not offered to the publishers Of periodicals, or to
dealers in patent medicines
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

Only. aod are negroes 10 be wholly overoOted By
those who now claim to BE- his discptes Saoud
the American Tract Society support the canse OF
il. Executive Coumittee. it would not oaly amount
10 a Remuneration Of al Christian Jurisd'cti'n ovor
the masters in their character and conduct "a
masters. but il would amount to al abandonment o.,
the right and duty of insisting upoo religious 'n-
siructiou for the slaves.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

Mouis Ketchum asd K. II. Winsow, eminent
eminent brokers in Wall street, were rival candi-
dates for Representative in WestpOrt, Conn, yes
terday. The town being strongly Democratic, 4"
according to the funny phraseclogy IN vogue, Mr.
Wins!ow was elected.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
xxxyth CONGREss....First sessiss

SENATE. w AsHISGTos, April ), 20 -
Various petitions were pre'euted sns ,sl.ui I /:
among others one from the citizens Of Ne.;ie .,l
favor of the passage o. General BsakIP, As ,yoh
ocs from tho Clan Der of Commerce Q. Nss'"
against the abolition Of the Light House boSL y,t
The JOINT resolution CT the Legislature oi nes,d
in favor Of paying Revolutionary debts was TN a. r.
peltion Gcr Samuel Gardner OF Btookiyl, n,..-
asking Govesnmen. TO purchase his e'ecer8
log pateat, was also referred. ..prxi,s
Oa uo,cs of NJ. BRIGHT CT Indiana. taeT
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

Bridgeport, the home Of the Hon. William d.
yesr-l7 mere than bis whole majority in the
District. Yesterday, it gave 2lS majority against
bis party, electng Republican Senator and Rep
resentatise. Such is the response Of Mr. Bishops
constituents 10 his Lecompton speech.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

smo.s pSrayzed ard imports as ACCOMPLISHING to
very great extent. The blockade Of Canton was
ralstd On Feb 10 end the English and French were
scon to proceed north. Yek was on his way to
Calcutta. The Americans and Russians had joined
tee French and EDgliah in q demand upon the
Chinese Government CoDscls 965 10 97l.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY. APRIL O. 1858.

~tu'd pay the ccts ny Self q bee d1s T"a sule'
men for life
-How m.uy nillicp> do you think our New
York jobbers have inre 'ed III ,ne n''e' o' Saca
gentlemen a. the writer o. the foregoing And
what would BE- fair estinate oil taeir average
vsIua7
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

Are Messrs. Bishop and Arnold prepared to obey
instructions in their future votes Oh LecomptOn
They cannot object thst they do not receive them
fresh from the People"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

THE PEIsNATIc LIGHT CosrRoyERsY.-In ourissue
Of yesterday mO,ripg we mertoued tha. We were
assured Of the nccueotness Of ashngtou cs2assA
TO the decision of the Commissioner in favoEof Hyatt
Since that time we have been shown the original OF
which the following is copy;
UAIED STAT.s PsrENT OfsfcLi !
Washington City d. c. March g. 1917
Sre You are hereby informed hs, ths Of the aeer
ence btween your and those Of George JACKSON -
Improve ghts upon which heans appoint
a take place Monday in March the question Of
pyto,st of rnresti0n BAN DECIDED n YotR FAvos
The testimony the Inspection Of those
Yours, respectfully,
J. HOLT conziss. ooer Of Ps,sntA
TeADoEus HyArr. esa.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

property in Washington b; means ofs strong police
force, for which the sum Of $1,000 va, to be
sporopriated. After discussion. the bH was re.
ferred to the Committee Of the Whole, and the
Uouse adjourned