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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-07-09
WHO WILL ne NOMINATED.

WHO WILL he NOMINATED.
AZ editors are s1pposedto know eve.
sy,bins, we Nrevery frequently asked the
question. "who do you think will be NOM
mated for Congress9" Now, we might
answer VEIs question here, BY simply cay
ing We don't know but We prefer. giving
: s'c,n our readers whatlltie light we have gp'
!, |, d, % the subject, and allow them to Nrm
their own opinions as to tle probable re-
suit. +. s4ss.'s'.. .8.... ,a,,s5s.I,..,
IN the first place, we believe that Judge
Hail will be re-nominated by the Demo
cratic party; for while the Judges course
10 Congress may not meet the approval
OF s.majority ofthe rank and file of the
party, the arrangements Of the leaders
the men who attend TO making the nomi-
Snations-are such as to preclude the pos
sibility of lis being refused what the usa-
.gss of the party would seem to guaran :
Zee to him. Besides this, tile Judge has
The working, active politicians, in all the
counties. with the exception of Wyandot
perhaps. engaged in his favor, together
with about all the newspapers Of that par
~ in tbe district. These facts, we think,
are sufficient to warrant the conclusion
that hs will be renominated.
As to who will be the candidate Of the
Republican party, we are not prepared to
speak with SO much certainty, from the
fact that the leaders Of that party seem
to be divided upon quite number Of can
ndidates, all Of whom we presume--or one
from each county. at least-will make a
sasspestable showing in Convention
Watson and Lee. Of Seneca; Goldman and
Hume, Of Marion; Green and Buckland,
sof Sandusky; Harris, Of Crawford, and
t0stey, and Leith, Of Wyandot, we have
heard named in connection with the nom,
lination, and there may be great many
other aspirsnts whom we have not named
,,asAs we are not authorized nor prepar-
ed to speak for the men who manage the
affairs Of either party. all we can do is to
patiently await the result, and. when the
candidates have been placed in nomina-
gaion, like any other good citizen, do bat
lie for the interests Of the one we deem
most worthy of our support. So trot
out your nags, gentleman, and let us look
At them--we're prepared for the contest
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-07-09
CHOICE OF GIFTS.

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No. 293, Broadway, New York.
where the gifts, consisting ofJEWELRY, &C.,
AND VARYING IN VALUE FROM IS CENTS TO TWO
HUNDRED DOLLARS are always on EXHIBITION. IN
AMPLE SNOW 5AsFs. Our New Descriptive
Catalogue. containing large variety of books
in every department Of Science and Literature
(all of which are sold at regular publisher S
prices) and explaining OUR NEW AND ORIGINAL
SYSTEM Of allowing every purchaser HIS OWN
CHOICE OF GIFTS, and setting forth unequalled
inducements to AGENTS, will be sent, post
paid, to any individual. on application.
: Address. A. RANNEY,
6ms.ins. Agent, No. 293, Broadway.
HORSE, HOES 4 SHOVEL PLOWS,
III at KILMER'S.
Upper sandusky, June llth 1858.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-07-09

UF you want to see the Bamorals (vul.
IL carly called red peticoat go to '
RoDBtks HtNr.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-07-09

Orchards himself again" ~
"On, then, onward to the polls-gal.
lop space, fiery footed steed," and make
the welkin tremble with anti-spasmodic
yels for me. 1aQz l.e & a#4' NJ
'Hence,ye brutes, broad axe and glory.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
THE UNION OF FRANCE AND ENGLAND.
SUBMARINE TUNNEL BETWEEN FRANCE AND
ENGLAND.


NJ. A. Thome de Gamond a well known French
engineer has published aquarto volume, treating Of
tho proiect for constructing a tunnel between Eng
land and France. The idea was brought nnder the
attention of the Emperor come time since, and con-.
rrttee formed to report thereon. number Of scion.
oub at Pars, and NJ. Tbome de Galnond's sub ma
rinc unpel has constituted the fret ubjsct for inves
tjpstion. Most of III. Journals of Paris have taken
ND the curious problem, and it has created GER
tain amount of interest to this "Jeau rcre," as the
a. Steele exclaims. 1t is proposed to cut a
tunnel from Cape Grnez, on the French
coast to point which is about midway be-
tween Dover and Folksstone. a coiored diagr am at
the end OF the book shows the character OF the geoo
cical deposits OF the bed of tho channel and N. Ga.
mond believes he has discovered aStra!um which
would be admirably suited for piercing. According
~ the information obtained, the stratum consists
partly of white, soft stone aud argiaceous esrhs
of three different ages, viz. Zone OF Oxford clay
zonaof Kimneridge clay, 81 metres thick, and a
zone of wead ctay, which on the English side is
uppermost. Having satisfied himself as to the ns-
ture of the deposits he would have to cnt through.
the engineer 6: rvs how he believes the funnel
might be successfully constructed. An island &C
ours al the bottom Of the ses called the "Naroe
Star" and exclusive of this natural advantage,
thirteen artificial islands more are to be made
in the channel along line projected line. These island.
to be composed of rocks cemeDted with clay the
section of each presenting trapezium, the lower
base of which is about 30 metres in length. the slti
ude IS. and the upper base 40. Through these
islands shafts are 10 BIZ sunk 10 the level of the pro.
iected tunnel and this done the work of excavation
may be commenced on % points at once. The cost
of the tunnel is to be 7OODO DOf The protector has
evidently bestowed an immense amount Of labor on
his calculations before he Satisfied himself of the
possibility Of executing work which has formed
the dream Of many enthusiastic, none Of whom, how
ever havs brought to light so much geological nfor
nation and none Of whom have dared to apply the
advanced discoveries of science to new and gigantic
difficulties ''t ".-s ..''''.-'t- s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
.EcIsLATURE OF VIRGINIA
w,,,rtpAY. DECEMBER 3D.
SENATE. -

/
| SENATE.
! The s1 nnnIsK OF DELGGhTEs' .,,.n,,
Tho Ho;,ss met at II 90 ook pursuant 10 a'''u'"
inent. an. ,rora rand and referred to the
I an ,ronriate committees.
"Pr''"f BILL REPORTED. "a.
NJ, ANpyRsoN, from the committee OF roaus, u,.
,s,s'rtrd bill TO incorporate the Warrington u'A
| .,ike Company ,r r.n,p.
Srnarv spgrossed bills, including internai 80
mani bills we're then taken up in regular ofue,
ssvsrslly laid upon the table for subsequent
ration.
A Senate bill to enlarge the limits OF Inc low" VI
Manchester 10 Ohio county. was passed;
A number Of bills were advanced Oh 'n0 e''oN.'
RESOLUTIONS OF INQUIRY.
The appropriate committees were instructor ~ en
onre into the expedisncy Of various P'opos'.'ons.
Ry Mr.. RuTHxKrooRD-Of amending the ID sec
.han go of the Coder ->.s ..,
' Rv Mr.. PLYMALE-of authorizing change OF 'ne
nressn, election in Wayne county, TO the house "'
WIN. crnmp, In said county. ...., :,
Ry Mr., BIRD-Of increasing the capi'ai slocN VI
the Huntsville and Monterey turnpike company.
Nv Mr.. HAYMosD-Of so amending the existing
Law "a to increase the penalty of the bond OF feneh
tisry Store Keeper. ,;orr,sd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01

IN. front ni G sneral w. ksr's csmp. The Sarato.
"a Was also made tn present her brolt-ide.
S.rnk thu, thu CamT!aa.r r. iL:rn'Ad 'n 'se '"raa.
Gan Walker tupr-venI sny Arcri..iiia c"lsi'n or
dare the w!nl- Guard 10 be- distrmsd. Soon Capt
Frederick Eae!-. Lieutenant m ,nr:i's me WA
BASH came up in hi. boat landed 10 front ot tie q N
erals quarters aud handed him letter from the
Commodore, which concluded with demand that he
surrender to the United States. Capt. Engle order
ed the Nicaragusn flag 10 be hauled down. The order
was obeyed, Gen. Walker then went on board IN
Wabash his nficers and men went on board the Sa
ratoga l40 or $50 in all. Meanwhile, ust after tn"
Hag was struck, the steamer Morgan came down the
river into the harbor with 40 Costa Rican prisoners
gu board. She was in charge Of Mr.. Mcdonald, AZ
the agent of Morgan g. Son. Med explained bis posi-
ton to Commodnrs Pauldng. The Commodore al
once took possession ofthe the prison
ers and gave the boat into possession of ths Amer
can Consul, Mr.. COttrell.
twas suggested that the steamer be permitted TO 20
up and inform Col. Anderson Of the position of things
but II was not accsded TO.
The Saratoga sailed on the 18th for Norfolk, anG
the Wabash for Aspinwall thu sa,ne evening. The
Wabash arrived at Aspinwall early on the morning Of
the lith.
Col. Anderson holds the Fort Castillo and the
steamer Virgin The other boats are on the lake, bu
as the Costa Ricaus held Fort San Carlos, he could
not communicate with them.
General Walker seems TO feel the pecu!larity of
Andersous position He did not think the Costa Ri.
cans were very likely to disturb them, but, whatever
occurred the United States Government was alone
responsible for the lives Of the He referred to
the great sacrifices which most of hs men had made
TO 70 to Nicaragua and Of the losses and disapponi
ments which this sudden interruption Of their plans
would occasion. He seems in excellent splits, no
way doubtful Of ultimate success, and more sanguine
than ever To day, he said, he should formally sur
render himself to the United States Marshal, and
inquired where be could find his ofice.-[Nep York
Times of M0Rddu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
LATER FROM NlCARAGUA-RATIEIC
lE rLIE IRISARRI TREATY.


We have received the Gaeeta de Nicaragua 1.-THE
official paper of the Sicaraguan Government pub
lished ut Managus. the r-at Of Government, with
dates Of 18th November, lSJ1.
1t contains the official no'ice of the meeting of hs
Asambiea ConsitmwH,,, the Constituent A.semblyo'
Congress, on the Sin OF Novemb-r the discourse or
address was pronounced by the Deputy Prr-ldrn, Of
the Congress M the opening Of the s---"n- c thH
body and the Message al Don Gr-sorio Jnsr-z ~ !
Rusao CurteZ Who We're entrusted with III" cg.l.s
OF the Presidency, while III. duly elected Pre-trn.,
General Don Toma. Martinez, was engaged ia Gr-ci.
ing scve military operations against the invasion d!
Costa Rica.
The Gace,a also contains decree OF Congress,
dated he llih November, 1851, declaring General
Don Tomas Martinez To have been duly elected Pc.
si!ent of the republic by The votes Of the people
Under tho head Of 'At the Las: Moment the Ga.
ceta publishes the following
1.-The Constituent Assembly of The Republic has
iua ratified in all ts parts the Convention made BY
Don Antonio j. de lrsserri with Mr. Sfebbin., Press
dent of the American Atlantic and Pacific Ship c..
nal Company.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
EpnM L NSAN

ST. LOUIS Dec. 29.-Dates from Lesveuwoyih "a
the 18th have been received The vote there stoc!
3S for the slavery OF the constitution u
against. Many Missourians were present, and some
voted, swearing that they were THAT instant" uhst.
itants of the Territory. Some were arrested but.
Judge Lecompte issued habeas corpus for .h-ir
lease. Calhoun. the President Of the Convection,
had been burned in effixy. There were ru,n"rs thu:
Gen. Denver had ordered the arrest Of Gea Lane
Sr. LOUIS Dec. pa gentleman arrived he'a
from Kansas reports that the whole vote 8. 'h.
election in Lscompton was l32, giving q majority Of
50 for the slavery clause. At Lexington the SLAYER!
majority was 80. No Intelligence from Lesysn~or;h
bad been received. At Shawnee the pro-ssysry vote
waa tbs and at Alathe 300
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
LATER FROM KANSAS.

Sr. Louis. Des.3O.-Ths Democrats sdyces to
tho 2sh inst say that civil war s raging in Bourbon
county, Several conflicts had occurred, and q mum
b-r Of prisoners taken on both sides. The United
states Marshal, with posse Of 20 men, demanded
The surrender OF the Free Soilers. The demand was
answered by volly Of musket balls, and the fire
wa. reformed. A hght ensued, which lasted one
hour. The pro.alavery men finally retrea,ed, with a
ioss Of one killed and two nortally wounded. The
U g. Marshal was dangerously injured.
asn. Lane is entrsnched on Sugar Mount, and had
determined to fight the drsgoons if attacked bat
tie 10 regarded as inevitable u
Exciting debates had occurred at the Lawrence
Convention. The committee on resolutions present.
sd three reports. The majority report disapproves
yo,ng for State officers. The fret minority report
recommends the nomination of a full State ticket,
and tho second recommends a participation election
for the purpose of destroying the Lecompton Consti.
:u,lon Most radical and revolutionary speeches
were made. Gov. Denver has given up the terrific.
ria arms to the militia Various fumors are croula
ting relative TO fort Scott, but none OF an authentic
an l 81 - !
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
CHRISTMAS IN PHILADELPHIA AND BAL
TIMORE. ..,

sent long list of shocking occurrences on Christ.
mas day. Thus In the former city. there was man
sho, on the highway another man stabbed and like
~ to die; mans throat cut by bis wife; man as.
saultsd by two others and InortaIly srahbed; man
directly murdered at Z drinking housei wife at
tempting to murder her husband at ball; and, last
~, 40 assault on man and his wife with nurderqus
intent So much for the city of "brothsrly love-
In our near neghbor, Baltimore We and reported, on
and about Christmas day, breaking In the doors aud
windows OF houses riot at fair, shooting young
woman in sport resisting officers in discharge OF their
entry iuto house and sbuse Of the inmates stealing
pocke, book cutting with razor; riotng and fight
log between Two Gre companies; in several ahra,s,
TWO pe.sons shot; riot Federal Hill; in fine, more
than three hundred arrests tsays the Clipper
made between Thursday evening aud Friday night.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
THE INDIANS In UTAH.

WAsHlsoroS, Dec. 29.-Ths Indian Bureau have
received official Information denying thstruth of the
reports that the diaafsc,lon Of the indiana In the
Utah Territory created by the Mormons had been
communicated to the Indians the border Of Cali.
fornia and especially those in the Southern PORTIONS
of that State. Alremsned quiet and, 30 far az aP'
paarances ccucerned there was no reason to
iicipate different state Of things.
Private letters from California state that two ragi
m+nts Of volunteers were ready at the tap Of the
drum to advance agsinst the Mormons, and ten more
regiments could be mustered in less than sixty days
for the same service.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
MR.. DOUGLAS IMpRoMpru SPEECH.

Mr.. Douglas was compmentsd. with ssrensds
upon his arrival at the Girard House in Philadelphia,
on Thursday night last. In response to loud calls: be
of the Constitution. upon which his conduct, as re-
CARDS the Kansas question, had been based. He
snuneiasd the opinion that the will Of the majority
shoeld rule land this declaration was received with
loud cheering. A compliment having been paid 10
him as author of the Nebraska bill" he declared
tina, he was not the author Of the great principle
which that measure was fuunded-that principle was
co eva WITH aud vas part Of the Constitution of the
United Sratee. He deprecated the idea Of hostility
to the President, or TO his Administration. and eI-
pressed his belief that Mr. Buchanan would prove
emineuty worthy Of the high opinion formed Of him
by the Democracy Of Pennsylvania, which had
elected him to the high Office be now held.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
THE ROCHESTER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OE THE SHOUTS. .--- ~

We are able to announce that enough has been OBJ.
tatned 10 f1 the murder Of Charles w. Litt!es upon
Ira Stout by confession. ..... ..,s,..-. ..
Yesterday Mrs. Stout, the mother OF Ira and Brs.
Lttes confessed 10 Chief Of Police Ovistt, that Ira
told her when he came home on Saturday night that
she would never see Charley again-that he had
knocked him on he head with his cane
Mrs. Littles consulted about the matter, and
ssid that If Ira he would tell all about il.
Ira revealed enough to show that others were con-
cerned in the matter and partly promised 10 give the
nance of the persons this morning. Rochester
Union, Dee. ~. --.t s.@
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
From WASHINGTON.

WAsHiNGros, Dec. 3D.-rh. steam friga:e Nsss
RI hs, been de'aiped by ihe Secretary of the Nsvy
10 assist in laying the i-sgraphic cable next sumner
The Secretary has granted leave of absence 10 Che
Engineer Everett TO suparnend the preparation.
now in pi ogrrs. in England.
The general impression here. ia that Commoio.
paulding il to hs Immediately recalled there /. 81,
ground Tor tie belief that Captain Eugle will supe,
ssde him i'll command of the Gull Squadron. Lat,
adycea received, orders his return from San Jusr
on the 9th Of January.
Walker received congratulatory visits from ,
rsrya number of Distinguished gentleman 10 tsy,-
Walker anticipates Willingness on the part OF ,h-
Administration to do him Justice if not to re.,or.
hun 10 the place whence he WAS taken. This, how.
ever, is not guaranteed by general relief
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
Especial Despatch 10 The New Yora Times.

1 understand that tho Persia brought dispatches
announcing 40 earnest protest blythe British Govern
ment aganst the Yrssari Convention. ss an infringe
ment on the Clayton Bulwer Treaty This brings the
Adninistratiou directly to the issue when they nn
Dsspatohes on the subject will be sent to Mr.. Dallas
by Wednesdays steamer.
Kansas advices here seem to indicate that the Free
Stsfs men viii participate in and control the State
election on the 4th Of January uudsr the Lscompton
Constitution. ......4. o.. .s.fs. -.......
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01

A Western editor expressed his delight at having
nearly been called honey by the gal he loves, be.
cause shs ssluted him as "old Bees Wax" at their
la-t meeting.
Married men less troubled with the Rheumatism,
than bachelors DR.. Francis assigns as the rea.
eon-;hey sleep warmer. .-,,s.s..
An editor out in Iowa says that they don't brig Of
the siSe of their babies, but they are most uncom
mon sure crop. 81. .- -... e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
FROM CALIFORNIA

WAsn,xsrox. Dec. 30.-Lieut. Bsale writes from
C.liiorns, that the expedition 10 complete success
aud has completed hne wagon road from New
Mexico 10 California. He 10 enthusiastic in praise Of
the cames, which underwent the severest trisls
without the loss of single ANIMAL and arriving 10
condition as good ~ whsn they started.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
TIE CAPTURE OF WALKER-INDIGS.,
NEL.cINl. AI NEW lRI L 10.

Nrw ORLEANS, Dee. 29.-The news oi the csn,p,.
o. Walker and his army has been received here with
general Indignation and CREST sxscrsoh. meeting
has been called for tomorrow noon, Ia give .1ur-,
sions To the feelings ot III. community The .e,l,up
in favor OF reinforcing Anderson is intense.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01

ST. Louis. Dee. 2S.-A-ssrs. Butterf-G f.-yo
Wells aud Williams, contractors for carrying the
overland California mail, have arrived hsr- snd de
Sign fitting GU, an expedition 20 ascertain rbs nO.,
practicable route 10 carry the proposed mail.
The Santa Fe mail has arrived here, bu, i. COD.
tanned no papers or letters for this city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
ARRIVAL OF WALKER AT WASHINGTON


W.sBIyGroS, Dec. 90. --Gen, Walker arrived hsr.
mi. evening. accompanied by Marshal Rynders. T
i. Mesgher aud Malcolm. Campbell. He wss re-
bs entered his auarters at Browns Hotel.
Shortly alter Marshal Ryndsrs-. with Gen. Wake,
repqirpit TO the State Department, when the former
stated 10 Mr.. Cass that no had received - umuni.
cation from Com Paulding, saying that " lad A..
rested Walker fur carrying on An unlawful! military
expedition against Nicaragua That Walker had pro
missed him, his honor, to surrender hlmseltt 10 hin
IRvndars a. Marshal of the Southern district Of
Nav York. on his arrival in that city. That Walks,
had done 90 and he tRynders, had arc"mpsnie!
Walker TO Washington to ascertain the views Of Ii.
government.
Mr. Cass replied that the executive department Of
th, government did NOT recognize Gen w a'ker a.
prisoner and that he had no direefions 10 give con
cernine him. and that was only through the scrio,
OF the judcisry that BIZ could bs lawfully held in Gu.
tody TO nnswer any charge. which may De broueh:
again.t1im Marsha! Ryndars then informed Walk
err tha, he had no further autnrity TO deialn him.
Roth then Withdrew.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
TIE MISSION To RUSSIA

The Washington correspondent of the New York
Times states that the Hon. Francis w. Pickens, OF
south Carolina, has been nominated to the Senate
Tor The mission at St. Petersburg, and not Mr.. Blu
..suan Of Maryland, as rumored.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
p - T. r 70 y I.

Tss LEGEND OF THE FORGET ME MOI
sallsu, knight and lady fair a.. p,;,o,
Sov.d by tbs bright and Winding Ka''e'
In loves soft dream, thrice happy PAN
They watched the eolden sun ueol'"''
When 10. Tho lady on aroek
A tiny pale blue flower eeP'.n'
The knight, obedient 70 the ook'
Win sayernsss to snatch II h'sd; .E
u. orssp.d H. bu, so great his haste,
He slipped aud ..nk-ah. sat Is io'
H. no.s, TO her the flower he cast $50,
And diving cr,ed Forge, Inc not:
THE FUTURE.
sYJ @. WRITERS.
G,d,s vays seem dark but. soon or la'a
They touch the shining bile of day;
The evil caunoi brook delay;
Thu goad can vel, afford to wait .,e o,;,no
Give ertuined knaves their hour, '''"''
Ys have The future grand and graz,
The safe appeal of Truth TO 9l.he:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
MARYJ.AND-

Tho report Of the Comptroller of the Maryland
treasury shows that the receipts into the treasury for
tho pas, year, ending September 81, from ordinary
souross 81 los, 738 II; besides $H5,770 ~ TO
o-ived from the General Government for an old claim,
as heretofore published. The amount received from
IN. direct tax was 3O4 s from clerks OF courts,
sa56,Sl2 50. Tho Baltimore and Ohio. and Northern
Central Railroad Companies have paid their oblika
lions the State in full, but the susquehanna and
Tdrwaer Canal Company has fallen short Of i:s pay.
Insnts about $3U QUO. ......-. 49,
The disbursements from the treasury for the pas.
year 81 59 l6l 40, of WHICH there were paid tor
State socks redeemed and cancelled $26, so5 So and
there was transferred to the sinking fund 3i26i 49,
T interest the public debt for the past year WAS
$3.50 s62 70 The sinking fluid now amounts to
$500, 276 "a nearly four millions Of dollars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01

ENEGRO SUFFRAGE.-The vote in Wisconsin.
winch gave majority Of about twelve thousand for
negroes, was, va, 2S,245, nsys 4l,H5. Majority
against negro suffrage 1910. Aud yet the Black
Republican newspapers cal Judge fancy an "old
do;ard." because he declares that negroes were not
Ea,d be ciklaehS eighty Yeare ago
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01

AMERICANS IN PAkIS.-Amons the Amsr
cans in Paris shout the LIST instant were w. 4. How
ard of Maryland; S. c. Barney, Of Washington; and
5. l.. IUgranl, Of Virginia. . .....a. MS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01

NEW YORK, Dec. 3O.-FIour is dnIi Say s;.' ~
State brand. at 81 Quasi -; Ohio ~ ' ., White
Southern - 80 TO 40. Wheat II our, S,crks are
At ~ Or red 81 II. Corn is nominal. ''V
dull Virginia sxes I'D