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''lf We know anything OF Democracy
the party will not, for moment, entertain a
proposition 70. impose additional duties on
iron.n
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rslics Foresti, the we'll known Italian exile,
and patriotic 60 sufferer with Si)vio Pslliss,
lin ths dungeons of Austria, where he spent
twenty years Of his life, and who rsesived
from tina President an appointment aooepta-
bio to Gil parties, that oil Consul 10 Genoa,
did recently in that port. More than Ave
thousand persons are said 10 have been
present nt his funeral, among whom we're
the officers ana etew Of the United States
frigasc Wabash. ~ Is intended by his fell
low couhtrymsatD open q subscription for
the erection Of marble monument to the
deceased.
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eT-Ths Pennsylvania law against cruelty
to animals should be enforced upon Colonel
Forney and his Press, or perhaps the late
member from Bcrks can get out an injunc-
ton to restrain the publication Of such ar.
ticies as the following:
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British u ural sports.
COMPRISING Shooting, Coursing, Fishing,
~ Hawking, Boating and PedestIianism also :
u the nobility. For sale BY
CAVE 4 BARBER,
oot1ld ~ Main-st.
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Asw - Rares with the slavchoid.
eres Tools.

twill be remembered that after Pierce
had exhibited : complete subservience to the
Shareholders and their border rufisn policy
in Kansas, throughout his entire Admins
trasion, his claims for denomination were
coutsnptuously rspudiated by the men in
whose service he had rendered himself odious
to The North. And il may not have escaped
the recollection Of our readers that soon af-
ter RaehanDp's Inauguration he uttered the
daring seasiment to his Governor in Kansas
that the Ysople should be permitted to vote
on thslr own Consultation, and that Georgia
nieAt howl. And il is still fresh in the re-
collsotions Of our readers that these Geor-
gis bowls subsequently frightened Mr.. Blu
chanan out Of his position, and be soon be-
came moro obstinately devoted to the border
rufhan policy shan Pierce had ever been
Hs insisted sn forcing Slavery upon the poo
pie Of KanAs against the known wishes Of
fcar-aftlp kshe people, and used tho entire
induense, patronage and power Of the Gov
eminent to accomplish the object. He drove
the matter TO such lengths that Douglas, the
anthor Of the scheme, dared no longer fol
low, but with due regard TO his own interests
rather than to the unity of the party, the
"little giant" made a bold stand against Lee
compton, and for time defeated the darling
scheme Of the Shareholders and Of the Presi.
dent.
But Buchanan's ardent devotion to the IN
terests OF the South has destroyed his popu-
larity in the North, aud the recent elections
show that be viii not have corporal's
guard from the nom slaveholding States in
the next Congress. OF course, now in the
time Of his great need, itwould be expected
that those for whose interests hs has sacr-
feed himself, even to the loss Of his own
State, should generously rally to his sup.
port. But how is it? Are the Shareholders
sustaining their presiden.s BY no means.
On oil hands the leaders Of tho South are
taking sides with Douglas, who opposed
them in the last Congress, and against Blu
chanan, who periled and lost oil in their be-
half. Buchanan has broken himself down
in their service, and now they seek to elevate
Douglas, who has some vitality left, which
they have every confidence he viii spend in
their service il returned to the Senate--with
no present fears Of his non-s laveholding con-
stituents before his eyes.
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W. -. 1luEs AYcMAsecs,
II AS removal his o. into ~ IA story 70
- Hatch xho.Ieoa's nsw bank 1sildine, q
corner II Main And 6eesnd stsseas. Ur1ransS .
O0se % eeepad-st. rn1hS01lv
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TnE SorrH AND THE TARIfF.--The Rich
mond South has an article on the subject OF
"duties on iron,o in which it takes bold
ground against any increased duties on iron
and informs the advocates Of such q policy
that they shall receive no aid from the uni
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"THE QrAKKa vorE.n-sThe Boston Jour
mi says "Ihe long missing Quaker vote
10 pennsylvania has been heard from. Ii 10
slow, but sare Uhen IL comet"
We welcome the long expected ssQuaker
vote" We missed il in October, 1856, and
yainly looked for y in the coming November.
Our Quaker friends are never fast, but they
are famous for holding on when they come.
We should Judge BY the returns, that the
monthly meetings must DO in tlourishing
condition 10 Berks count VI Providence
Journal.
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A Pointed ksPiY 10 an nmportanr
charge.

&AaakG
The Republicans are obliged to got up d
new set Of principles every year Washing
ton Union.
The Democrats DO not wait year. They
have dozen different sets OF principles in
the same campaign. They occupy nearly az
many platforms as there are States Ask
What Democracy is, and you will receive to-
tally different answers, according q whether
YOU inquire in New York or New Orleans
Mobile or Albany. They are for the tariff In
Pennsylvania, against il in Alabama. They
believe in the English swnile in Maryland
and denounce it in Illinois. They love thu
Union in the District Of Columbia, aud hate
|. ia the port Of Charleston. They deory iii.
libustcrism In Massachusetts, hut they ft GU,
ships for it in Louisiana. They spit upor
the bred Scott decision in Michigan, and
swear by it at Washington They benraiss
Buchanan In IamnaEy HAL, ard leave him
to be s.juagea by his acts" in Syracuse
they are like pirates, who carry aags Of nj
sorts in their lockers, and sail under which
ever is safest, displaying their own black en-
sign only when they have won the battle, ans
gained impunity FOR crime Albany Eve
Jour.
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The Adninislr give up New
From the N. Y. Herald, {the Adnfnstr ation'a or
GAM Oct. 22d
SIGNS or CRusulso DEFEAT or THE DEx-
ocaAcr.-From the apparently cordial union
in the outset Of all factions OF the New York
Democracy upon their State ticket and the
common platform OF the Administration,
and from the divisions OF our opposition
forces into three clashing and irreconcilahle
factions, we have heretofore considered the
success OF the Democratic party in our No
vember state election as hardly admissible
Of doubt. But recent developements and
events, here md elsewhere, have dissipated
all these favorable anticipations. and now,
from all the lights aud shadows, facts and
testimony before us, we frankly confess that
We anticipate nothing else than n crushing
defeat OF eur 3emuralized Democracy in No
vember next---a defnat n hlch viii include fhf
election of Morgan and his State ticket, an
opposition Legislature, sud an increased OPP
position delegation in Congress.
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ILLNESS OF WAsurNoroS laylso.-The N.
Y. correspondent Of the Richmond Enquirer
writes:
We are sorry to learn that Washington Ir.
! tng lies seriously i'll at his residence near
Tarrytown. He is becoming advanced in
years, and illness Mt this time of life will be
regarded with apprehension BY the whole
country, whose respect and admiration he
possesses. The New York Historical Socie-
~, not ing since, ln1ered bis likeness to be
painted, for preset zion in that institution
but we hear that Mr.. Irving did not con-
sent to sit. In bis younger days several nor.
traits we're painted OF him, and bust taken,
which is seen in the Astor Library; but oil
late years, time, though gently, has made its
mark upon his features, he has shown grea,
repugnance 10 hava any portraits, photo.
graphs or busts, made Of himself, and hal
refused the repeated applications to that eff
feet. He seems to prefer that posteFity shai
! only look upon his features as presented il
younger years, and not upon those OF ia,
same person ut three score and ten.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-05
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-COngress re-assembled To-
day at l. o'clock. The attendance was not nu-
merous. - -,
Sa,ate-Mr Fitzpatrick, of Alabama, moved
that the President be requested TO communicate
to Congress all correspond ance relative 10 the
seizure of Gen. Walker In Nicaragua ,,
Nr. pprh. of Ohio. offered compromise Dill
relative to affairs in Kansas, proposing 10 eanl'
her under the Lecompton c0nstitutioh-.hee IN.
very clause to be Submitted to direct vote OF the
qualified electors the It'll OF Apri next anu au
nunciating distinctly the right OF .ne PeoPi7 "
cali n convention to amend the constitution.
Mr. Brown, of Mississippi. commenced speech
in favor of admitting Kansas under the Lecopni,
ton Constitution. While speaking, no experienced
n sudden attack of vertigo and was competent u
yield the floor. ,;..oo .,
Foraicn Affairs. reported a resolution calling on
the President for Information relative 10 the ser
zure of Gen Walker by Commodore Paulding; also,
for conv of the instructions to naval officers III
ducinr such a course. Mr.. Cliugma1 viewed the
act of Com PauldiDg in invading the territory o.
Nicaragua as too important 10 he FdsSed o'eA WIN
out a full investigation.
Mr.. Savage of Tennessee, stigmatized the clay
| ron BuIwer Treaty as the most stupendOus fraud
ever perpetrated by Great Britain against tho nj
| ted States.
The resolution was adopted, with amendments
Mr. Kelsey. of New York, offered Il resolution
which was adopted, calling on tho President Tor IN
formation as 10 whether Nicaragua has complained
! OF the invasion at her territory 10y Commodore
Paulding.
Mr.. o5itmau asked the consent of the House t.
the introduction Of bill to repeal the neutrality
| laws, which was refused.
Mr.. Morrill, of Vermont, introduced a bill Il
punish polygamy. which was referred to the com
mittee on the Judiciary.
Other bills of minor importance were introduced
and appropriately referred.
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Financial and Commercial.

Is
Tho President and Directors Of thc Bank Of the
t,Esi Dominion, at Alexandria, have declared sefai-
annual Dividend Of per cent net. payable to the
storkholders, vl aud after the 18th iust
The Directors Of the Albemsre Insurance Compa-
NJ have declared seiniannual dividend OF 6per
cent. which, added to the JI'y dividend OF Per
cent. gave dividend Of IA per cent for the year
1861.
The New York Journal Of Commerce Of Saturday
evening, says:
This has been very quiet day except in the move
;nents If dividends, Its position, sand ~lcbfd be-
tween close holiday and the sunoay. prevents, any
on the part OF Yves corporations, to proyifc Tor
the payments due to day, hut ON the whole the ma
turing obligations have been met more promptly
than anticipated.
Richmond Markets, Jan. 4.
There basbeen little or nothing doing since cur
last weekly report and no change to notice In quo
tations. The new year opens very well 20 far ~
money isconcerned Collections begin encouragIngly
aud Invney is easy. Exchange has come down
little.
EXCHANGE on New York 31s premium; Philadelphia
| :; Baltimore p
| GoLD-sa3ss Per cent. premium.
North Carolina notes Fer cent. discount; South
! Carolina l.
| TUBACCO-Thare have been no breaks since our
last and We have but to repeat quotations, VIZ -
Inferior old Lngg in hhd- 81, J6J7; inferior Lsdf
| ~ 30 sj9tta god sEttII; no fine shipping in mar
ket-iast sales $i43 l6 tfne manufacturing scarce;
/ ,eies al Slf 5jffl6 Is and one HID at 80. New
Lose Lugs 81 jkG e. do Leaf Sc J6n1a.fG some soo't
lots at SlJoo. - 81. The stock Oh Tobacco - I'M
us nally light.
FLOtR-Market very duh and nothing doing.
and stock very tl ht. Choice kuperhne for shipment
/ woula not sell ab.lye $50. BY the dray load we
quote, supeIfne $3.75Gt6; extra s6-25a65l family
- t1tn.S.
WHEAT-No change In quotations. Good to
prime red sl.iJ 20 do. white 81 25(9 81 80 very
light Sto X. X, eepLs suspended Tor sUIe days, put
t will be resumed this Week.
| CURN-ln the absauce OF transactions we renew
QUOT atoms. New 50G55 cents; old 7eGs75 cents per
, busbei.
t,ATS.-c2G33 cents per bushel.
BACON ~ still quote sides u cents; shoulders
| l0}3 cents: hams l3tGl3Ia cents Market quiet.
! LARD-New in bbis, IL cents kegs lI7e; paiis
l2%s cents.
| CUFPEE-Market quiet. Rio I0z TO Hlac.; La
quay RI 70 to 1870: Java lT1zc Mocha lsc.
/ SUGAR.-Market firm. Raw Sugars - New VI.
leans none in market; Cuba "a To o.; Porto REQ ga
MgIsc. Refined sugars-Lo8fi3c.: Crushed and row
dered l21l24c.; \ Coffee IlGll4c; ID Coffee lo1a'o'
lie: q a.. lG1ac. .1,o.-
| WHISKEY .-Richmond Rectiied quiet at 24a25c
Northern Markets.
! NEW YORK January 4th.-Flour Iuoyant and adj
vanced TO 10 cents Southern, 81 30 IA 90. wheat
dull and nominal Corn is tr1fie better sou!heto
| IS ~ 90. Stocks generally higher. virginia o1
$s734.
! BALTIMORE, Jan. A.--Flour unchanged Sales n'
$40 barrels Red What 81 a l.tf White Slt' q l.%h
White Corn 81 o. SO; yellow 80 q So.
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The Oyster Tax.

Gov. wise's suggestions 10 regard to extracting
revenue from the juicy bivalvcs, are beginning to
command public approval. The patriotic city OF
Norfolk. as we hsye seen, hiss given IL favorable
re-ronse, ard there are manifestations Of public
sentiment In other quarters In isa favor. We hope
II viii be adopted. lis time that 'hess rich mines
of wealth were turned to State advantage az we'll
"a narrnnai onieSmrnt.
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A preatenmNnt

a contempt sry says that the Administrator u
10 a. bad = strait With Walker ~ tho man Who
dfew az elephant Tor a lottery prize, aud did not
iuown what to do with him, whsa no had him
They have dumped Walker down at the White
House. bu, there Is law to keep him In tsil aud
I. won't do to have BIN running at large again
IL Il reported that GeR. Cass thlrksGien Walker a
s.commor nafsanee," hut that Under all the cir.
eua,.tance., he can only DO abated by taking him
back TO Nicaragua.
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lieut.. Robert u. Rand o1ph.

The following extract Is from tho ashinStCn
correspondent OF the Boston Herald:
TIE MAN WHO PULLED Gan. JAeEsoN's Ao.s.-Ro'
bert D Randolph, The naval otncef wn" committed
a personal assault upon President jackson; aud
was dismissed from service, WAS recently appoint
ei By the sscrstary OF War, 10 position In N"
arsenal at " ashington. This appotnIiaent coming
20 the knoalsdgs u The ienhesses Delegation 10
Congress, they waited nIon president buchanan,
aud represented that 1t was I'll Outrage oh the me-
ulury OF the hero vi the Hermitage, Audi ow Jack
son, and Z. euested ksndolphs removal from any
pos. under the administration. The President
promptly Informed Gov Floyd, the secretary 81
War OF the wishes OF the lennes,-e Democrats,
and Randolph was suffered to resign. Gov. Floyd
oop EeEied ma appointment on hun puieIy from
sympathy for the family OK Ran ioiph, Who arc the
suuvce0t sufferers for has faults
We trust there 10 some mistake in this statement,
and that the benevolent impulses OF Gov. Floyd
have not been thus ,hwaried. Lisrt. Randolph, II
viii he recollected, moro than twenty years ago. ia
@ moment Of great irritation, wien suffering un
DEF the slas, ef r. lsction upon his integrity.
Iuiied Gen. Jackson's nose, au iEdign!ty which
she old hero would bavs summary reeented NJ
the time, If he could have reached Randolph, aud
which, We venture TO cay. he would be tho very
nrst msu now, weie he living, to forgive. The as-
ssult committed by Randolph upon the Execu-
tive Of the nation, MAS one which, no doubt, BIZ
own juGkWbptN u4S bluSo Soiucuiutu n HU3dlSu
,i,nss, but which has surely mere than expiai-
o. By the loss Of his position IL the Navy, with all
the brilliant hopes which such active and gal
Aus .ficer vas entitled to expect, aud rs over
tws-iy years ofpoTerty and pr'Sa'ion. snsaly, 1t
h no compliment TO the memory Of Gen. Jackson
70 suppose that the soul Of that hero looks down
from It's place among the saints Of Heaven, aud
cries oat vengeance On Randolph, after tseLty
years of almost intolsrable suffering.
There 10 an ansodoss of Leuis Napoleon that 81
reading tbs list Of French soldiers enit!,d TO th
Crinesn medals, he found Tho name OF d man wis,
had treated him badly when the Emperor was al
humble citizen. Napoleon sent for this man, and
signal Z, q 'he interview by comforting upon hin
especial honor. Surely, old iiicko y, If living
could bs equally magnanimous, AMI bis Tennessee
friends commit greater outrsge upon bis memo
~ than Randolph upon his person, when they asi
90 different superstition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-05
Taxation

A New York Journal gives ito readers souae 10
tsrsstipg and edfyisg statistics upon ths subject
The city tax Of New York Is between eight and
nine millions, and as there between eighty aho
ninety thousand voters, this makes the tax on
hundred dollars the head for every voter. ~ thr
t@g.rnng Of the United States government VIII
thrss millions Of inhabitants, The uationai taAs'
we're Between two and three Hiii,ons, ana ~.
State aud local saxss corrsspondingiy small q
late ~ 1898, the taxes Of the General Gosernh,
were tus thirteen millions, only four ana Q hal
millions more than are the present taxes OIL ses
Yak ethyl In the year 1884 the entire 'a2es
gene, a. State and local, were estimated at one dol
iae snd forry.nve cents lead for each member
the sn,lr. population. a very direFept sstina.
wvuld have 10 b made uowl
THIS present tsxatioa OF France. including local
m xsll ~ national tau, 10 eighteen hundred nli'
Hons os francs distributed over thirty Ave- millioi
people, or ten dollars head. The taxes In Grea'
Britain are about four hundred million dollars, O.
sighsssn d liars head for every ons OF tie popu
ssiion. The local taxes d New York city are thi
tern doliars head, the State tax one dollar Z
head, aud the federal revenue about three dollar
. head, being nearly Is much as England, with IT.
ssormons expenditures Of rssy, army colonies and
yeysisy:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-05
startling INEQUALITY.

The eensus OF Oregon shows that while the males
number 2f COO there ara only 1900 females This
excess Of nalea ia oba found more or essi all the
new territories The remedy Is Obvious. March
the aus Plus males into Utah where there ara about
sig women To one man. What kind Of land OF
equal rights Is It, in which man, like Brigham
Youcw can have seventy f7s wives, and ton thou
sand 0regonians not even onei Lee Secretary
TIoyd send bis recruiting sersesnts forthwith to
Cregop.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-05
NOTICE TO ADvERTIsERs.

Adverts@msuts fts tas rsspAftH must he handed
IN ey or ocsoek N ne atrsacn In order 10 appear
the n~xsd Ay. The heavy rfessure Of advert aas nts
susa he eo'umns Of cur paoer ssli not admit Of
their reception After the nour uamed.
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: NI,REWs' PATENT SELF-GENERA-

A NDRENS' FAIENl SELF -uLSLnA
n TING SAFETY GAS LAMP.-Since the discoy-
nv of nurning Fluid, which produces an, soft,
mellow light but has al ways been consiiiered dan
lerous cause OF its quatits Mnen hehieo'
Ia. Invention of some lamp that could hs nSrd with
a etr and u number have been br4nght out, bur
!. Ihevs proved failures. rave ANDREWS PATENT.
ch IN has been thoroughly tested by scientific gen
en,eu m New York anu el-ew here and given en-
ti,a satis. ton The construction OF this lamp Is
- Simple that all will reanly understand its work
ia ys aud that il Is ent ely sa'e and cannot be ca
o 0 ssd. ch4lenge investigation. III mas lie u ma
ncionsIy asserted that The burners on this new lamp
viii he consumed By the flame in two or t'ree we rs
and GA that account Is worthless Like all other
me al this burner may be melted bv being exposed
% xcesriye heat-but no one who uses them, will
he AIT tn tske them FROM the lamps aud d-slgnedy
turn tht m by hoIding them over hot flame as tn,
Sshder OF another Patent in this city has BEEN
noWn to do in order tn iuduce the public 10 b eVe
that they IRE easily destroyed, and are Therefore
re- alive position u the 4me Is such sS to protect
it from The at IT the burning gas, which does not
not Therefore, be liable to the obi ctfon urged
axanst il by ipterest ted parties. In the course of
W days shall ny before The publ = certificate OF
! Gentleman. who saw the ''bnrnarsa referred TO
when they were desigredly melted by heated
Fame. and who aerward, heard the We der OF ano-
ttr pat mt say that lamps had been brought III hi.
sEora with Andrews patent TO be changed to the
o;,e he wa. palming upon thu public as s,ft
A>DnkN $ PATENT posress the following
qualifications to be found in no other lamp First. If
allowed to fall and break the operations o. its air
chamber extingushes the blaze h-t're touching the
ana as Consequence ID" Hnlu ults not take
Hre Second. 1t cannot be Tiled whilst burning, he
cause the fame is ex'inguished by removing the
amer. Third DC rr- duees a CHAR, soft, mellow
light more co1enial to the eye thsn coal gas, and
produces no smoke. While it costs M more than gas
and, fourth This lamp can be 50 regulated as IL
make. the ligi cast from quarter OF ceut 60 one
cen aud half per hour-an advantage possessed by
10 'ther ! DIP.
To satsf, the public mind that whist say Is
rect and that ANDREMS - PATENT is the only
Salty Plted Lamp IN existeace, propose the ap-
o,uimens Of a COMMITTEES o. scientific gentlemen I,
examine an ! compare II with snv other pat ut and
u /. tn u say who has the Salty Lamp. The same
committee viii readily that the stat ulent male
abou the burners bvipg stroysd In two weeks BY
the flame Is simply ridicul as. and was gotten up
bv designing parties 10 InAlsad the rnhc. and. at
Iha same time. 10 tolst upsn them an itsecare and
dangerous lamp
eH- Twill have a stock OF goods on hand at f. u
COX Co store to-day, and the public invited
u call and examine them.
}. J. NORMAN Agent for Virginia.