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The only complete edition.
This edition contains eight hu sdred
IN superior lyle, and u In abridged
suit The convenience 81 the publishers n true
ton the author whose sanction ha@ received and for
whose benefit the profits reserved
The following letter from the author Guerraxz 10 Mrs
Sherman
GENEVA. June, B. 1857.
NV Draa sicsosa sway .y-Thropgh a ieuer received
from friend DR. Ucce have understood that YOU
,ransls,ed in your own language ead ineud publish
history Of Beatrice Cenc Having been informed OF fhia
would be wanting In duty II Tdd hasten 10 de.pstrh
most sincere thanks for The honor hal
do AZ for the thought which Inspires
proclaim 10 the world the nnoceuc 0f his beautiful and
happy victim Of ps'ernal inhumany and Of the furious
pd OF the priests by your means your strong coun,rym.p
shall know The progress OF literature
claws Of The priests and Aus,rans hearts beat with
nal palpaions; and that neither death prsons exile
avail 10 prevent from oppressors
You tyrants" This Infamous and
must necessarily cease III should endure cternaily
sd despair o. the goodness % God This shall never be-
In the meantime blessed be those who with friendly worls
encourage the oppressed ~ perss, in the struggle
you. then accept my gratitude, together with that
country a. well best wishes for hsppines Most
arectcnstely, p u. GCERRAZzL
MASON BROTHERS,
40 and il2 Duane street:
L1rPfNCOTT CO., Philadelphia
retail " CHARLES ROE. HroafgAy
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CrEARNe MARvIrs -
- WILDER PATErTGALAhAHDRR sArHs
Fifteen IN snd have failed 70 prcnsvN
their contents from the rnvsges Of fire.
These safes, secured by our -
Ia BELLE LOCK
sfEARNs MARVIN,
20 Murray street. New Yors
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White, tho Hafter's Fall Style, 81; Last
'pring style reduced 10 - WHITE s. les Fulton street
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30 Cent Ambrotype Lihencsses, with Case.
Cheapest In the world Great rush for portraits KIM.
BALLS factory, 3T Broadway.
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TR0MEs HAIR COLOR REsroRER HAS SUR
81 prtsed all who useh TITS not dye. and yet changes
gray hair original color few days and produces
HAIR where has fallen OF 80 cents bottle Sold by an
MR. JOBsoS MEMBER or THE ROYAL COTIEGH
lv1 Of Surgeons Of nturg, ard formerly hs
Royal Family Of England receives adcs and gentlemen
pupis and patients AMI rapidly qualities them perform
dentat. strictly
IA Fourth street near Broadway, New York
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su holds Hs triumphant position FAR ahead 81 AZ chez
weekes not only IN circulation but IN the variety OF rs con-
tents the beauty Of s appearance the prshness Of W
Russ TOUSEY, General Agents.
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Fredr1ek's Photographic Temple OF Art,
So. sss and s Broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
Photograph Hallotypes Dsguerreotypcs and
in every style Photographs By Mr.. hoULToN, formerly
with Quincy.
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TIE BEATRICE cE,

II PRFss. AND WILL SOON APPEAR
Mrs W.T. SHgnsAss translation Of Gusrrazz. fannou,
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THE vEw YORK LFnGER

THE VIEW YORK bFDBER
STILL holds triumphant position FAR ahead n All o,hss
only in circulation but IN the variety Of
tens the BEAUTY % Ne appearance, the sprgh,ness ~
piciurea punctuaty publication Sold
ROSS InrSEY. nnnaral Arrnia-
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FNHE NEW YORK LEDGER
sin holds its triumphant position far ahead OF AL other
weekes not only In circulation but W TIE variety ~ s
tents the beauty OF Us appearance the sprishhness 81 ss
pictures and punctuaty fits publication Sod very
ROSS TOUSEY, General Agenis-
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WHIsKERs or NousrAcHEs FORCED TO GROW ~
w slx weeks oDsuent (six estahlishsd) with
ont stain or injury ssn ~ bottle 70 any par %
the country r. q. OR AHAN, ~ Spruce street below WI
Exchange Albany
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svr11or CoUxr-Nos %, 81, 49, 90 as, 49, 44s All,
4s7 loa 22s 400, 4o7 SOL 5O2 jo3 sol 5o3, sos 5io
5l1 6l2 6l3 6l4 s5, SIC, ST. 5S. 5l', b2i b22 So
52s, SIS, 52e.
Hssr.-Its Diseases, EsIl, Change az Color, Its
embellishmenl The WHOLE treated carefully by GRAND.
JEAN, "a Church street.
White, tho Hafter's Fall Style, -; Last
spring style reduced 70 = a Witt lso Fulton street
Fredrsek,s photographic Temple OF Art,
Nos ss and s Broadway opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
every style. Photographs By Mr.. hoULToN, formerly
with Quincy.
30 Cent Ambrosype Likencsses, with Case.
Cheapest In the world Crest rush for portraits At KIM
BALLS factory, 81 Broadvay
A. Brick, Esq, and his Family OF bricks,
c 81 sSaSy se Bss az s
nominations and tastes may rely upon being pleased
Defiance saiamander safss-with Patent
powder proof locks and bars Also Are and burglar
proof psrcr safes Depot l1 Pearl ,,res, ,.,n,,
Dalson,s American soIidiaod MIX is .
81 Se .s Du ssgs sSg1y m win
and the table Endorsed BY Me New York Academy Of Med
south street '
Tooth prushes-By the Dozen and Gross. A
cost By ANDREW A. MosZR, % william street. oppoass
Crs.ssdcro's Hair Dye-Bess In the World
ps sP sppasa House. FOR sale And The dye
BetchelorY Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The best In The Nrd all made Sold applied
al the manufsctory. 13 Broadway.
Barry's Trfcopherous Il the hest and Cheap
est article for dressng identifying cleansing
wing andresorins Ne hatr Sold By all drusslst
Cssarrh, Casarrh, Cstarrh.-Dr. Cscosiais
positively cures oaisrrh. 0mce 3s5 Broadway
IIoiIoS~ay's Ointment, Rubbed BrsskIy Into
The muscles and glands Of the throat chest aston
shng effect IN bronchits asthma and all diseases that affect
respiration Hoarseness thus be cured In few hours.
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Crsssadoro's Hair Dye-Best In the World
wigs and scaps Superior others For sae and the iva
privately applied At No. Asor House. -
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SIN holds triu plant position FAR ahead o. all oth~
weekes not only In but IN the variety Of ts
trnts The beautv Of appearance the sprghiness Of
pcsres and puncusy ot is pubcsion Sold everywhere
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Bstchelor9 Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
AT the manufactory, - Broad way
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L1PPfNCorT A co, Philadelphia.
At retail BY CHARLES ROE, 6g Broadway
frfrps ms 10 anti - trAder
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valor After the end OF The national generally
believed, az was natural TO expect, that Nicaragua
would 10 It's former state, and make the people
chose their authorities In order 20 give security tho
Nicarsgan we'll the other Ccnrs repub
but turned out to the contrary might be said ths
for want o. action the country was left in state Of COM
pese dsorsahzaon up the 9th ot November last when
the Constituent Assembly brought up new order OF
things.
And In such state Of things what confidence could
Coefo Rica place In the Nicaraguan pecreY What
rity could such government give TO the people Of Nca
ragua after passing unnotced the many sacrices which
they endured during the national war; Would not Costa
Rca have feared that through neglect that great high
way Of the world as may be called, would again be
given up TO the enemy
Under such circumstances and with the certainty that
new invasion was In course OF preparation on the north
ern shores which invasion has taken place Of the San Juan
river OF which fact your excelercy must be already
aware, your government, do not doubt Il, will do jus
tee 10 tlat Of Costa Ra granting them right OF look
ing themselves 10 their security, right 10 which al
batone are entitled being nothing than a very
tnra obligation which they cannot dispense with
they have grounds Tor aprehensons In which case
az your cheney well Knows the law OF nations allow
the use Of force and any Other make this grea
Ncsrugua--or what is the same tho provisional gov
etbmen-has pretended g. Show by is publications that
ooea cs intended TO take by u.urpaon the ortresses Of
tasto Niejo and san Carlos, without remembering that
that republic had taken back from the dlibuster many
places which had been willingly given up to him (by
Hvered san Calos without being required 10 do 40 ana
that u she Kept Castillo veto was with the full consent
e services sss Sss s Which
tempted 10 the garrison that hello the castle and tho
steamers having given express orders the commander
OF Carlos not 10 allow any Cosarcsn vessels 10 pass
by that fortress harsh measure, which had two very
important erecs-Frst the weakening OF the castillo nv
want OF provisions and second compelling Costa Rcs u
blockade the fortress order 10 prevent the snnhaop
OF the forces Castillo and at the same time saving the
river steamers from the hbuer forces which about
30 invade the country again, a. subsequently happened
such has been the pursued by Costa Rica which,
Notwithstanding the events that have taken place here
lately, has sought TO bring into play all means tend
ing 70 proven, diDcuities which doubtless would bring
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-14
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND, Aug. 18th

PORT OF CLEVELAND, Aug. 18th.
ARRIVALS.
Sfesu.er Ocean Exams, Detroit
steamer Forest Qleen, Miller. buntlo
Schr S ! Farsel, Jones, Bu1aloi no caTEo
Schr G L Newman, Jones, OsNsgoi 2es bols SAX -
seh Aiaashas Becker oswesO, So bbls mas sa' ICE
sssAs- - a Hama sar.sr- DzsE-la-
CLEARAN Rs.
Stezmer Ocean, Evans, Detroit.
Steamur Forest QleeB, Miller. Detrolt
S-hr 8 ] FarTel, Jones. Detroit ~ tons eeA-i.
ssrhr Exchange. Grora, Chic1gui III tons coal
schr VI Caste NiGkeTsI1, Myancotte; . tons coal
List Of Vessels passing and out of the Lock OF the
WIlana Canal nj Port CoIhoaTne c W. furnished By the
Lock Tender oths Of Lake Underwriters, D. p Dob
bins. SecretarT
bound West-A1s. llh-BarQle lnia'la s. s. hTs Miens-
hsha, d toaagou, c. n johnson J. p MacE- hef2Ati-
Iishf Indas ryphOou, sroS MargaTet. ID
B1TQars tS.thorH Lishf. Arabia on1ou srbrs Hrea-
BOUND EAsT-Aug. lllhr=zszique Tornsdo; brg Gins
man, MITCHELL O9&- L s J. bems, Marquette, Cole
tiA1s, schrs- En-
A------
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Cleveland Produce Market.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE. Z
T1r,v Auu I3-6 p NJ

MORNING LEADhh VI IT,
FRIDAT. Ang -E-6 N
FLOUR-The market continues active and nm Inc PiA
eipsl sales were I75 bbls ordinary extra Al saa ~
bbls choice enirs at S5.25
wuraT-Nsrkst arm sales i've Mediterranean At
:, Door white at same four cars Mediterranean
n a. ,sr red at sane three Indiana white At same
$40 bus Mediterranean. free on board. aI Slos.
oATs-Are generally quoted Al Sc Iaere vas ssie q
2a0 bus from store figure considerably above this
BACON-saies 25OO lbs. sugAreuTed hams At lose 81
lbs do shoulders al 7c.
DRIED BEEF-Ssles so lbs. at lie
EGGs-Are duIer Sales At Sc They are quoted Al sse
hat il must be an extra article bring the lEfier figure
HIGHWINFs-Areu not 50 frrn. Held generally Al 2ic-
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- Connections nads with Returning Trains from
be points made gOng South and East also,
1LEN ELAND for Sandusky. Toledo, Detroit. Chicago,
Enc Dunkrk, Bualo NlagsTv Falls and Canada YouHgs
own. Warren and New Castle
~ Blggsge checked through 10 all points and transfer
ed lree OF charge.
~ For Tickets infoTma ion apply the Uni0n Tick
L Ofce 81 Superior street al the oce Depot and
Al Railru Ticket Ofiees-
] FARMER, SuPt, Cleveland
i A MYERS. Gen TicEet AL. f'Iesetaud. mh5
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COMMERCIAL,
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENIA fhANAA->O-
plsi, and Ornamenial Printing Of every Description
s = the Printing Establishment OF the Leader On E on
ls,st improved and rapid steam presses ths bss'
ssyle On short notice and Al reascnahie r5es Ai
attention uaid toblank work. Every description oi Siad
ing done especially blank Books Lsasets '"-i''--7
sales Rooks. Receiving B5oks. &C &C
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oswEGo PRODUCE MARKET-Aus Il
my EGRAPHl

FloUr-Si eady.
CoT5-WIShout ma eTial change Sales 400 hu s5uHd
Indiana ~ T5c ahoat.
Oais-Sieady; sales 900 bu weston a &c a. 80.
Cansl Fneishts-Dul and ra5y a &c On nouIs d OH
,yhear Tlsc On corn, sc on O1ts, 70 Y.
Iase Imnarfs--3sG0 bu wheat; 1850 bu corn - 80,
Canal Frports-sOO0 bhls -four 500 bu wheGii -li"o
bu corn; ,O00 oats.
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fHE CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAIL-
R0lD COMPANY.

- q u - ;;.ss:ss
Having male arrangement with the PItsbufsh, CIT
Name and Chicago R R CO. Tor The joint use VI
their Track be Wsen Rochester and P.ttshursa,
Will run Trains Daily, (Sundlys eXcepied) as follows
cammeurins Monday, May 18th, l5o.
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CINCINNATI PRODUCE MARKET.


1onr-Deu,pd fair; prices I'm: sales 80 bbs at 50 81
a "a r sune; 81 5G5 for extra Rec .ipts the las q
hours 20C0 bbis =. 4, ,,o al.
q ~ a2Sc-ths Ater rate for wagon After our report
Yesterday SGO0 bbls sod Al &c ,,, -.
N Is he "a h.gh and in good demand but
ssrs and sellers cannot agree upon r1cesno sales
feric Market frm; fair demand al fu rstes sesar
slsGelc aud Molasses &c sale - u1es Ooee n As'
IA - hhiS sugar Al s1zc for good far -,
Craip-Wheat in active demand a. full pIces s4es
m rTme red a. Sc 80 be good white At sl, 25o hgsl
80. ,Thifs 81 Corn steady e0a5lc Barley remains
1nseItled; sale DO hu fair old Al &c Re hii saes
IN bu al talc Ga IN active demand II 5,a191c
heese-Slles b1re5 prime Al 6se, and - do Duiam
Farm at &c.
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BUFFALO PRODUCE MARKEr-Aug. l.

by TELEGhAPhl
Fiour-Iu eoOd demand. with very lzht TeceIp MAKE
fn Sa es 1850 bbls S3 50 for sour 81 oI common
me Klsruu1n S 50a5624 for entu lndanas soalheI4
Ohio and Canada, SS-75 flr double extra
Mhsat-in limiled supply. and good eaIli uAlEs -
firm: sales O bushels al sc for Chlcag slini s -
rTi1e NIiiwaukie club; 81 ShIfe Canadian
COrn-u fr demand, but holders views are above mos
OF huyers ensraly sales S5o hn a. &c lar usolha Ah
T3GT5c for sound.
Rve-Nominal Al 69 110c. -
af-Scarce nominal &c i0T unsaund, and IS 10
sound
Whiskv-Ouiei; sale 100 bbls al &c.
Canal Freishis-U nchanged and dull ,,,
Receipts b. Lake for he last a hourSkluuf SIS Dos
wheat as bu- corn, 1000 b.; cats, 300 tu. ..
Shipments by Canal for the same tme-f our IA b'a
wheat, Il las bu; corn, s9 800 bu; oais 90 hu
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FEATHERS
nlanufatturrs.

DOBERT GILL-SuYER AND
NJ Electro Platter Door Plaier anI j5liiJ a.
S prepared rspats sPa2sn FoTss Sass's, ~ 5d 81
Plated to order, Bell Hanslng promptly aue sitS
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Gnarapers.

EN1; X AVING AND LTTHOGK1PHrNG
DRAINARD & BURRIDGE, WOOD
ID ENGRAvERs AND LrTRoGRAPHE2s, Bisk
Sfrsst, Cleveland, o
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-AaE- la-


iurseaE-Ig 50 bu0yan ard rather saseT, part cuaI-
a. FOR usoun sales 10 40 blls Al Sl59af55 Tor su5ef
tafe- - q54 G5 fnr unsound do slt $ extra Stale
a - uusouud 40: - 56G470 for sunerne western
- T555 Sd fr common medium e1tra west m; a9i q
q fr shi1pilE brands ezra round hOn1 Ohio canada
an unch .ged 100 bhls al Sls0G56l for common 70
Choice ertIa Rye ur better; 7ales loo bhls Al SSia+
25 for chuulou fue 10 cholcO s1Perfine
Whear-Firmer with modera'e demand ior tNpoft anu
nome cousrap and specula l1qury sales ~"
IN Al 7tca SIIl unsOund 70 COOL not sTlcA ma VII
aukie cun sc Tor unsound lows spring. Slt foT CON
non white anada; al IS for sber western; sll9gllo
for winter red weste1n
Rse-Fnmly held a sc.
Bzriey-Oull; al co.. &c IL,
Corn-Ihe market fuT mixed western Il steady SAFE
5OOl) bush ~ TO &c for unsound 70 strictly pinae s1
1sis-Duu st ss65zs for state aud western.
Whiky-Firmer, sales SO b0ls al &c. 80 - ,-,- .,
Purk-Du and rather easier saes - Dds >la.4JGi'ss
fOr mess; SIS fJr prime; Is foT clear
Beef-Unchangrd sals lo bbls al Slil5dlz leI qn,
IN mess sl4dl{ 50 for packed Chicago mss; S5al5e
f0r eIIa do Beef Hams and prime Mes Beef dull and
Crt Mcass-Seady sales Z75 hhis ~ ss56e for hlss
eSSa65kc for shoulders
Bufer-ln no crate demand al l2lsc Tor Ohio l5aze
for
Cheese-null al 25SSsc.
HI es-Market frm, sales l4000 IDS ~ <c ioI bueoa
ATTrs ls5Sc for Bahia; l2c for wet salted Caifonda
Stocks-2d board dTm. as 14dll53Si Erle - nirtss
hon 50; Lee grants ~; Del Hud -. lt@i EIls
l6ss Hud .: Harl pref Gal 3 Chi -; = Ie4 heal
ss5 Mich ~; do pref a, Pan u.s. Cni r. Az Lao
Nina
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Roll Roa0s.
Nd AND MAH0NIN

MAKING CONNECTIONS
Al Cleyelsnd with Cleveland aad Tolede Cleveland, Co
lumbas Cincinnati, Cleveland and Ene, AID Cleveland
and Pittshurg Railroads
Al Sollt with hacks 10 ChagTin Falls.
Al AIanfua with hacks for R1yeunA
At Rracegille with hacks 70 Newton Falls. sc 80
Al WaIleu with hacks 20 Sharon, Greenfield, Meadfies
Bloomfield Canfeld. &C
LoWel AM Enon Valley. and thence b p , ". C. K
T. ~ CHAS. l. RHODES. sup't.
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The Northern Transportation Co.,
WILL, DURING THE PRESENT
w season their we'll known and popular line Of
FIRST CLASS STEAM PROPELLERS AND
SAILING VESSELS
Regularly between Ogde sbursh and eswesO and the Up
per Lakes, forming
Daily Liae behrsea OgasnsbHTgh and Osl1sgO,
and Ports on Lake Ere
Anda Trl-Weokly Line between Ogdcnsbug and Osweso
and Ports Lake Michigan connecting a. OgdensoqIsh
,sih he Ogienshurgh and Vernon. Central Route be-
tween Ogdonshurgh Burlington, Concord. Manchester
Iayxrenc-. Nashua Lowell Boston, and a. OsWego
With Hovey CraWfoTd sneW Oswego line Of Thirty First
aSs Canal Boats large size the enlarged canal he
t,Seen OsvTego and New York thus afnring Regular
SDeedg Cheap Route, with but tranhipment BE-
teeu Boston, New England and New T0 ( snd the Westi
This Company having made the most ample arrange
mepis at Osego fUr DECK ard Storage acilie with sbuh
Freight upon the plan praetced II Ogdensbugh guar
aHee the safe prompt and perfect delivery OF al property
entrus ed TO its care.
line OF PropeerstO Lake Superior sud with Railroads 70
Columhus Cincinnati indianapolis, Louisville and ST.
Louis.
AGENTS AND cONsIGNEEs:
J Myers C9nfies iOtis Kimbal. los state ST.
J. l. Warner. Slip. n, York Boston. Mas.
Geo CLARK, is Broad 81 CrWford 3 Co, osdsnsbh
8 c. Hosey.j New York. New York.
HSsev CIswfoId, OswegO " T Malker; Ioisdo, y
atShsr MsS r. cbic,vo m s,leS@ c. SilSssRs. @
coNsIsNEEs
LOcKBR L Co, Racine. y. KIRKL.SD. Sheboysa2,
Chambcrlin, Crawford { Co.. Cleveland, D
los,uft
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-10
EVENING SESSION.

The stockholders ro-assembied yesterday eve
ming at O'Clock. in the Exchange Reading Room
Mr. f. NJ WATKINS resuming the chair
The first business being the amendment offered
by M. Harvie to Mr.. CaboIls resolution, Mr.. IL
withdrew theamendment, by general consent.
The question then being on Dir. Cabells Iesou
ton, Mr.. Wood Bouldin moved to amend it by
striking out the words "or the function "
The vote being taken on the amendment, it was
adopted.
rne question then came up on the resolution as
an, ended when DR.. Atkinson moved to insert after
authorized, the words "dpd tnSfructcd; aud the
vote being taken. the amendment was adopted.
Mr. Martin, Of Henry, moved to reconsider the
amended resolution, go as to relieve the Directory
of the formal instructions.
The question being put on the motion to recon-
siiar, it was carried in the affirmative.
Ir. Atkinson then withdrew his amendment by
the consent of the meeting.
The resolution, as amended, then came up, and
after being discussed at length, was withdrawn by
general consent, to enable Wood Bouldin, Esq, to
efer the following:
Whereas, The stoekhoiders of tho edmond and
Danvilie Railroad COMPANY feel a deep interest III
the extension of the Roanoke Valley Railroad from
The togn Of Clarksvile to keysviie. in the county
Of Charlotte AMI believe that such e1 tension viii be-
of essential beneti t. their road
Resolved. Therefore, that the President and Di
rectors of this company be aud they are hereby au-
horizsd to furnish and lay Gown the iron and other
material necessary for the superstrncture of ten
miles of such extension so soon as the grading and
masonry of twenty miles thereof shall have been
completed by others than tn company, and the
eessary legislative permission shall have been OBJ
tanned for that purpose: Prorded however. that
such extension shall be of the nve foot gage. And
provided further that this resolution be considered
ss subject tn 81 the conditions and provision
(mtaafis ssatanaus) contained in the resolution
heretefo adopted by the stockholders for the eg
tension Of the road from DaDviile. west And. pro
vided further, that 20 d and suicient security be
taken flom Roanoke Valley Railroad for the outlay
hereby contemplated.
If. A. 3. Dickinson Estate PROXY opposed the
resolution, because he did not think il proper 70,
the State hero TO legslats for new
lines Of Improvement and vote away her money,
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1.ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
nEPoRTED FOn rnn "DIsPAT CH.
cnxnRrssInNAL.

wAsHrNoros, Dec --iSsnate.--The Senate wss o !,
session = half hour. Crittsnden, Toombs and
Johnson, Of Tenpessee, appeared 10 their sea.s :,
No business was transacted. except .be eHG ioh VI
Jones door pr, vcie Holland, dead.
Mr.. Tversop, Of Ga, gave notice that be wouia az
an early day. move to convert The frankins PRIV
ileSe intn money CONDENSATION.
The Senate adjourned.
Eouse The speaker announced the stapgine
committees: Phelps, of Mo, Is chairman OF ways
and Means; Hopkins. OF Va. OF Foreign hn'ys
District Of Columbia: Bocock. OF Va, Naval Al
fairs.
The most changes from last session were occa-
stoned by deaths and resignations.
Mr. Morris, of New York, gave notice OF OIL 70
admit salt and sugar, In raw state, free oil duty
also, another to amend the naturalization laws
also another to authorize territories to eiecttheii
own officers.
The Watrons impeachment case was considsreo'
An effort to postpone IL was overruied.
Mr.. Chairman. of Pa, made speech 10 iaVor
he ipnp hment