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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-28

/NONsTABLR'S sAL.E-IMPORTANT TO BOARDING
" house Keepers and others.-KICHARD WALTERS.
aucoueer (Monday) at 1On O'Clock, will sell,
without at % Catherine street by virtue Of an
execution quantity Of household furniture OF all
Kinds being the Of the largest adng houses
In the Seventh ward, viz bedseads chairs mahogany aud
oilcloths quantity
Of excellent feather beds bedding hair aud straw mattresses
&c Tbs 10 the trade al must be positive
Nv sold and moved edaely after sale No limit
BON NJ. DOODY, Fourth Ward Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-28

DOwERY THEATRE
- Lessees. :1essrs. @. L. Fox and j. ". Nngaal
Monday evening, Feb q,
Ferguson Trotor, Egg Mr. q. L. Fss
RAOUL.
ESNERALDA.
Quas odo the Hunchback. Mr. @. O. Bonifana
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MORTGAGE sALE-A. M. CRrsTALAR, AUCTIONEER,
Nl VIII sell on ths day Feb - at 01 o'clock % avenue
one norse and Also by order OF Sheriff. All tn right
allie and tereHt OF Michael Newman which he had on the an
day OF February 1859 Of in and the OF house No 90
A. comprising store back roo bedroom and kitchen
ON the same door together with bakehosc and nppurscnance
Also bakers wagon.
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TNDwARD sCHENCK. AUCTIONEER -HOUsEHOLD
II furniture. BY 4. r. II: sCHENCK, this day, at l0H
O'Clock No IS Nassau street. large and well
selected elegant household furniture for
venence Of sae coprng elegantly carved paror
suits brocate brocade plush and harcloh suoerb gilt
frame French plate mane and pier gssses elegant
mahogany bureaus and wassands ROSEWOOD
marble side and eegeres solid oak chamber and
dining furniture rosewood secretary and library book
Gc m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-28

w GODS MINSTREL BUILDINGS
THE GREAT BURLISQUE.
WOODS NINSTREfA
THE OLDEST AND LARGEST COMPANY IN THE CITY.
appear every evening In their popular acts Of
NEGRO MfN6TRELSY,
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL.
Messrs O. H. Fox, J. Budworh, Z. Warden white, D
s. Wambod, and the entire troupe.
An entirely and original burlesque, entite
OUR AFRICAN COUSIN,
with effective scenery dresses, properties, &c.
The Performing ELEPH ANT every evening"
Doors open Ut 6x TO commence AK.
Tickets Is cents; children under ten years. Is cens
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-28

DRYANTs' MINSTRyIS
ID THE ExCTLsyOR TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
nechsnics Hall, ~ broadway above Grand street street
Monday evening, reb. % and every night IN the week
NEW sOyos DANCES, BuRLESQUEs, &c
JERRY and DAN BRYANT
In their Aughay,le sCDNES AT PHAIONs
Fkny,N MACFADEN, CONGO DANCE, and
Plantation song and dance, WIDE AW o.. -.
doors open at 6>S; commence at "a iokes -'cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-28

A usTRALIA PIONEER LINE, ESTABLISHED 1857
"A Carrying the United States malls
clipper ship BREWSTER, Clark commander at pier 10
East river will sail for Melbourne puncuay 5th March
clipper ship OCEAN ROVER, Pickering comm nder,
at pier No. East river will sail for Sydney Doth March,
clipper chip CONTINENT, Gibbs commander, will sue
ceedthe Brewster and sail In all March.
For freight or passage apply TO .
Sight bills sale and liberal cash advan made
sgnnents Consgnees In Australia Messrs Wilkinson. Bros
AGO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-28

INDUSTRIOUS FLEAs
IL Professor BARTOLETI'S exhibition Is open at the
Egyptian Hail. $50 broadway, drawing visers to Wit
wonderful feats performed by tanned AMI trained IDEAS
such driving mills working mines and gardens drawing
railroad trains two hundred thousand times heavier than
the weight OF the flea that draws H. &c. &C. Open from IL
obP. M and from p. NJ TO II r. NJ. Admission % cents
= l.. CULBERT, SCENIC ARTIST, WOULD RESPECT
-. fully inform and others requiring ms services
that he Is at present Communication directed TO
las West Thirty first street. viii be Immediately attended to-
NANCY BALL COSTUMES
large and of costumes for fancy balls
abeaux and private heafcs 70 be obtained at the Cos
Warehouse 90 Prince street Dresses male 70 order at
the shortest notice. Mrs. @. M TAYLOR.
V,HE FEMALE TERPsICHoREAN CLUB WILL. DANCE
BY special request the Empire Quadrils in rl oostT
Madame SAUvAGEAUS fancy dress ball on Tuesday
ming next March ut her Academy 6i5 and o Hros
A TTENTIoN t-THE FEMALE TERPsIOaOKEA' \ C,,Ur,
"A AT MADAME SAUvAGEAU'S FANCY DRET RAIL
ON TTIEsi) Az EVENING NEXT, MARIO DALI
ct her Academy, CAS- and 6s7 Broadws y,
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uow TO LIVE CHEAPLY. IN COMFORT AND ELE.

LECTURE BY EDWARD +. UNDERHILL,
Proprietor of the Uniary Home.
lecture the True Organization Of the Household will be
delivered by Mr. Underhl Tnursday evening" March at
MOZART HALL.
The detail Of the plan Of the Unitary Home by which all
sharing s advantages become interested in i,s results
and by which from thirty TO fifty cent be saved In the
OF living will be fully explained by the lecturer TO enable
others organize households the plan the coming
first Of May.
Admission cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-28

A PARTNER wANTED-ONE WHO Is GO-A.HEAD. IN
"A great cash enterprise with the right man. any quantity
well secured Apply Immediately at 30 Eighth avenue up
stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-28

ID Of the New York and Baltimore seamshp Line
cave pier Ia North river daily. making the passage forty
hours Freight 70 Balnore 6cens per foot 70 wsshingon,
10 cent? per foot and propoonae rates For hrcg rates
70 The Wea covering Insurance rak. apply the faunore
and washington Railroad Company's ONCE, 129 BroadwI'
ARMY e Il. D. ORQMWKIL : 90, 50 Yves street
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SUNDRIEs To BE FOUND AT
~ JOHN HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 co.

CANDLES AND SOAP-2OO boxes Star Can
dies in =, and whole packages. 100 boxes B,s
ed Soap by the dozen or gross. PERFUMERY--
Bear, Rose and Maccassur Oils. and French Po-
made. Also Cologne assorted by the dozen
gfoss. TOILET ARTICLES-footh and Hair
Brushes. Dressing Combs. Tuck Combs. Hair Pins.
DC, &c. QUEENSWARE-in Casks. Cate, and
Boxes, assorted to suit this trade TUMBLERS
AND GLASS JARS-l0O dozen assorted Glass
Tumblers, 90 dozen assorted Glass Jars WOOD
EN- WARE-10o dozen Painted Buckets, dozen
Cedar Iron Bound Buckets. S dozen Cedar Brass
Bound Buckets, 80 dozen Toy (Paintad) Buckets.
30 Nests Painted Tubs, 3 and inches nest. -
Nests Cedar Tubs. , ami 8 inches nest. woo,
Churns, 10 half bushels. WRAPPING P. PER
AND TWiNE-4o0 Resms Wrapping Paper. 100
Hanks Wrapping Twine. WHITE WASH
100 dozen assorted. CANDLE WICKED II in
store BLACKING-2o0 dozen Masons Backing.
SNCFF-50 boxes Snuff, in bottles and papers, .s-
sorted. Scotch and Maceaboy. manuiaet urcd by
GARRET l. SONS, SULPHUR AND BRIM
STONES boxes each 25 ib. VARNISH-25
Gallons Copal varnish in Gallon cans. 10 Gal
Ions Japan Varnish in Gallon cans MATCHES
10 Gross Fancy Congreves, l3 Gross Ciark's Pa.
per Box % Gross Round Wood Box. YEAST
POW DERS-3 bbls. Preston Il Merrilis. 81 dozen
/ Hope Mills in Boxes of 2 dozen each. STARCH
~ boxes Pearl Starch. LEMON SY YRUP-o0 dor.
/ Turner'S L Underwood's. No. l. 30 dozen Turner.
Pint. Quart and half Gallon Jars. plain and mix
Il. WINDOW SASH AND GLASS-lo) rairs
Window Sash, plain and glazed, by H. and 10
| by IL. 100 boxes Window Glass, by TO- 10 by u,
- by H. l2 by l6. la by Is. STONE WARE
5000 Gallons assorted, consisting of Jugs Jar.
Milk Pans. Stone Pitchers of all sizes. SODA
| SALERATUS AND YEAST-5o half bbls Soda,
\ 800 10 in ID boxes, also Saleratus 25 Ii boxes
also Yeast Cakes. direct from Boston by the dozen
or gross CASTOR OIL-l00 dozen of ~ Ia
Gallon. N Boxes of 2 dozen each OILS AND
TURPEN Linseed, Lard. Swes
and Castor Oils. by the Gallon or Barrel. PAINTi
Red Lead. White Lead, Pure and No. l. Black
Lead, Venetian Red. Spanish Brown, Yellow Ochre
Chrome Green. Yellow and Litharge. OK CHAINS
1900 fb Ok Chains. 400 pairs Trace Chains 2.
pairs Lock Chains, so Stretchers, S dozen Haltv
Chains. in store and for sale bv
July l3. 80 J. HENRY. WILLIAMS CO
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|SUNDRIES
- Ia dog Hostetters Bitters. IS dog Bulls Sar-
saparilla. IL dog FORESTS Wine Btters 8 dog
Stoamach Bitters, assorted. 25 Wolfs hidam
Sehnapps. Is doz Cordials, assorted 25 doz Gin
ger Wine. IL dog Ginger Brandy. l2 doz Black
berry Brandy. II doz Brandy Cherries IL doz
Brandy Peaches. S.oases Allegheny Stomach
Cordial cases Saddlebag and Ambrosial Whis
ky. 10 casos Port Wine, pure juice. l2 cases old
royal Holland. IL cases Claret Wine. 2 cases
pine apple Rum. For sale by
july2 WARD Il SOUTHMAYD.
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$25 Reward.

d ANAWAY from the subscriber a, Van Bu-
l. = ren. Arks., q negro BOY named HENRY.
said boy is about medium height, % years old. and
rather Of brown color he has a wife at Colonel
Wilson's on Mulberry and do not think will at
tempt to go far away brown jeans coat. cot
tonade pants with patch on the knee, brown hat.
/ will pay the above reward for him delivered at
the Jail Van Buren,. LEVI CHAPMAN.
sep $50 TO
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|rROCERIES.
u $50 bags Rio COFFEE, 100 bbls SUGAR
5 bbls crushed Sugar. l case Coverings Loaf Su
gar. Is bbls MOLASSES, 25 half bbls do, 2O(
A. boxes do I 10 papers, bags ALLSPICE
$500 h STAR CANDLES, 90 boxes STARCH
30 boxes Of SOAP, for sale by
July 6, 1854 WARD 4 SOUTHMAYD
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;ver News. Steamboats,, &c.

eavy rains fell during yesterday, and
k;vrr has risen about four feet, and Is
kising-wc may reasonably anticipate
d rise, and navigation from this time
be Muskoyee arrived last Sunday with
II lot of freight
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M LYNCH
M. Would invite the attention of the l.
dies to his new and select assortment of
DRESS GOODS,

which he has just received. They are of the most
choice and fashionable patterns and styles and are
selling them a. reduced prices. Among them will
be found,
Jaconet Muslin, French Jaconet, Brilliants. Brill
iantes, Cambrics, Linen Lawns, Baptize Lawns,
Fancy Lawns. Colored En-. Lawns, Irish Lawns
Scotch Ginghams. French Ginghams, Fancy Cling
hams. Bayadcre Ginghams. Robes. Barege Challe
Embroidered Collars. Changable silk Poplin, Hoop
Skirts, French Corsets, Silk Fowcring Thread, Silk
Fringe. Cotton Flowering Thread. Linen Flowering
Thread, English Prints. French Prints, Bobbins.
Prints, American Linen Tape, Cotton Tape. Silk
Braid, Worsted Braid, Linen Braid Velvet Ribbon
Bonnet Ribbon, Satin Ribbon, Miss Reticules
Ladies Reticues, Ledes' Cotton hose. Ladies Port
monaies. Ladies' Silk hose, Miss Cotton hose, La
dies Silk hose. Ladies' Lisle Gloves Ladies silver
ed fans. Ladies' linen hdkfs, Palm leaf FANS Miss
silvercd fans, Horn Combs, Ladies' Antique belts
DRESS Combs, Ladies' patent leather belts, Slvel
Thimbles. Whal-bone Hoops. Steel Hoops. Side
Shell Combs. Hoop Shell Combs, Puff Shell Combs
Tucking Shell Combs.
July 6, SO NJ. LYNCH.
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Drugs.
10 kegs of EPSON Salts
SO doz. Godfrey's Cordial.
SO doz. Bateman's Drops
36 doz. McLanes Pills.
S6 doz. do Vermifuge
: SO doz. Castor OIL.
8 doz. Bay Rum.
100 fb ext. Logwood, in lfb boxes.
July 1859 GEO. E. WHITE.
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TNo sPORTsMEN.
10000 G. D. Caps.
10000 Walker d Colts Caps,
5000 fb Neosha Bar Lead,
5000 Baldwin's Gun Wads,
Io bags asstd drop and buck shot
spr steel barrel self cooking pistols.
4 Aliens self cocking3 shooters.
"Colt's improved 5 shooters,
for sale by
July 6, SO GEO, E, WHITE.
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SyRUPs. .ANbcANDIEs.
so boxes assorted Candies,
10 " fancy Candies.
10 a." Rock Candy,
10 g assorted Gum Drops.
% layer Rasins,
2bbls Almonds,
2 Filberts,
2 Brazil Nuts,
Eng. Walnuts, for sale bv
July 6, SO. GEO. f. WHITE.
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nAINTS, OILS, &C.
il 100 kegs WHITE LEAD.
300 b Spanish Brown,
100 b Venetian Red,
100 b Red Lead.
900 gallons LINSEEp OIL.
$50 :" Spts Tt zPENTINE.
so h Prussian Blue
800 h Birthstone,
900 h Flour Sulphur,
800 ib EPSON Salts
500 b Spanish White,
259 fb White Chalk,
600 b Putty in bladders.
900 gallons Lard Oil,
SO h Borax for sale by
July 6. 1859. WARD d SOUTHMAYD.
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II OOkIN(: CLASSES.
IL A large assortment of alf sizes, from n,
10. Is to 30 inch. on hand and for sale by
July 6, 80 ]. HENRY, WILLIAMS l. CO.
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SSORTED LIQUORS.
IA l6O Babls. copper distilled Whisky,
80 bbls. and = bbls. Jones white Whisky.
p bbls. Robinson county do. Whisky,
. 25 bbls. old Bourbon Whisky,
|. 40 bbls. Pure Bourbon and Rye Whisky,
40 bbls. American Brandy,
81 I, bbls Gin
~ /, bbls Sweet Wine,
50 10 gal. Keys Bourbon Whisky,
3 !. Casks Oil Port Wine,
= Casks Old Cogniac Brandy,
9 bbls. Alcohol
July 6, 50. " GEO. T. WHITE:
|SUNDRIEs,
y 1900 boxes SARDINES,
100 dog McMurray's and h can Oysters
lis Bags Rio Coffee,
l5 hhds prime sugar,
25 bbls sugar house molasses,
25 kits choice Mack-rel,
40 boxes Scotch Herring.
p boxes Pepper Sauce.
10 g Tomato ketsup. for sale by
July q, 80 sGEO E. WHITE.
IRON.
L 1000 h assorted BAR IRON.
5000 10. II. /,
$500 b Horse Shoe Iron
1000 ID Dandy Tire Iron.
300 IL Hoop Iron.
1900 b. Plow Wings,
1000 h. asst. Band Iron.
1900 ib. Slab Iron,
1900 b. asst. Round and Square Iron.
10 Smiths Vices,
Mouse-hole anvls
IL Sets, assorted, Stock and Dye.
6 32 to 36 inch Smiths Bellows,
800 NJ Smiths Hammers. for sale by
July 6. SO. GEO E. WHITE.
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Tin and Sheet Iron Ware Mandatory
Stove Warehouse.
r. S. ROBERTS,

MAIN STREET, VAN buren,. ARK,
Manufactures and keeps constantly on hand the
largest and best assortment of Tin and Sheet Iron
Ware to be found in Western Arkansas, and which
he will sell low for cash. All orders attended tc
with promptness and despatch and merchants sup.
piled On liberal terms.
JOBBING done with neatness and in workman
like manner. large assortment Of
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES
constantly hand, and will be sold as low as can
be had elsewhere
July 6, 1889. lyl
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Attention Ladies,

i have Just received by sgon a varied assert
1 ment Of Ladies and Misses Hoop Skirts la,e..
styles, also steel Hoops W r. HEARD.
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DOWDER AND BAR LEAD.
~ kegs blasting powder, 100 kegs Dupont's q
and Hazards powder. 1855 b Bar Lead
July 6. SO j. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 co.
~ 23,33S b Hollow ware. consisting Of Eng
lsh POts Camp kettles, skillets, ovens bakers and
wash kettles for sale BY
Julp g. So. j. HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 co.
IA Cast Steel Hocs.
Short aud Long handled Shovels Z Spades
Grubbing Hoes, Cane Hoes. Grain Scoops, Grass
Scythes. Snaths. Wood Iron Rakes, Reap Hooks
July s. SO. J. HENRY, WlLLIANSk co.
nRY GOODS.
~ We have just opened large and well assost
country and Indian tr.ds-bought low foe cash and
viii Be sold correspoadingly. The attention q
merchants lnm al sections Is invited.
July 6. leS9. j. HENRY. WILLIAMS co.
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Hoop Skirts
LAST CALL 80!

q doz Ladies Hoop Skirts. inst received and fol
- sale. sep 5. ". p. HEARD.
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.CUTTON BATTING.
~ 500 b in 25 b bags,
Just received and for sale by
July s. 50 yNO. HENRY.
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Lost

nNE ps fine tan cold Berare. 25 or 30 Yards
~ Any one returning the will he Justly rs
ward and no questions. W. b. HEARD
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Agents for the Press.

| fcllowing named geIsIemen are our duly au-
" Agents to receive subscriptions for the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-19
norsE OF RErREsENrArlrEs

lhNAhs ucc. ~, 1907.
Mr.. NaIandgham, rising 90 privileged question made
certain corrections of report OF his speech u the New
ork Herald Tie did not say that he was a Southern
man with pro-savcry sentiments be said the reverse
hr. Larrsbcc Of Wisconsin sent 20 the Clerks de.k the
Milwaukee Free Democrat which contained resolutions
adopted 10y meeting Of Gcrman citizens in Mlwaukic
Who had endorsed John Browns raid into Vrruii-sup.
porting him a hero aud champion Of freedom Iie
presented his boz coutradsnctiou TO the statement of
Senator from Lis State (Mr DOotel that there vac no
Republican paper IN the Northwest hichcndorscd Ola
Brown. None Of the Republicans here would deny that
that paper not Republican one.
lie denied that those resolutions we're tic sentiment
Of The German population ui Bis State llc had been au
anti lecompton Democrat aud differed with che Prrsi
dent the IeCompou Constitution. but nov that that
issuc buried he remained within tho Democrats or
ganiz1ion, and contcnicd th1t a Democrats should DO
and give aid and comfort by their votes TO the Re
publican party by voting for their candidate tor Spcsk
e. lie stood hy i the measures of the Administration
now did The Democratic conventions Of the West a.
though they differed from it on the issue named.
II hal been truly stated that the Republican party was
sectional organization, and n proof Of which, he cited
the facts that it sectional In the country that most
Of The Northern ministers members Of i aud that
most every Sunday they proclaimed sectional doctrines
II shown that the Republicans resisted the fugitive
slave law believed to be unconstitutional and passed
personal liberty hills lie might cite an instance In bis
own State in the hdbsds corpus act
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CHURCH AT WHITE SELPHUR SPRINGS.



ErssHbriSr county, Aug -, 1883
DIOCESE OF NmGNIA.-At a meeting of the snlscr
ber- ald those who friendly to the erection of AL
Episcopal Church at this place, motion Of Mr. VIM Il
Harrison, OF brandon, Mr TazeWel TAYLOR of Norfolk
~ap appointed Chairman, and Mr.. H. T. e. Baskerville
OF Richmond, Secretary.
On motion OF Rev DR. Joseph Wilmer. of Piilade-
phia,
R,soirsd That a committee Of three be appointed 10
wait On the propreors of the Springs to ascertain what
site they prepared offer for the erection of the
church and what other facilities they will grant, aud to
report at an adjourned meeting Tomorrow at 1 O'Clock
!. NJ; whereupOn the Rev. Dr. Wilmer and Messrs W
mittee.
iHgnsf 23d-The meeting assembled according TO al!
Journmen and after the reading Of the proceedings Of
the previous days meeting the committee appointed to
wait on the prOpretors reported that suitable location
for the church would DE granted
Col Philip -. George Cooke Messrs II. Moncure and
Jeremiah Morton were then appointed building COM
mittee, with Instructions procure plans and commence
operations at once, with the recommendation that
church should be built To accommodate about sX
hundred persons, and planned that the capacity can
Al any future day be conveniently enlarged.
Messrs- William Il. Harrison and Tazewell Taylor
were appointed committee To wait the visitor. thcn
at the Springs to solicit subscriptions to build tie
church.
Eeoirsd That those who have heretofore subscribed
10 the building of tie church be requested to forward
the amount OF their subscriptions Mr. Daniel y Stew
art, the treasurer, at Richmond.
H'soircd, That this church shall be called Trinity
Rssoi''i That these proceedings be published in the
southern thurchman, National Inteigsucer. and th,
Richmond papers TAZEWEII TAYIoP CI',
H. + &. BASEEEvILLE Sec'tv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-19
RICHMOND. MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 49, 1859

long since Spanish troops met foreign foe Even the
civi against Don Carlos has become matter of his
tory long past that probably very Of the soldiers
who shared in il now remain in the service And that
contest although bloody enough many of its episodes
was Of widely different character from the one ap-
preaching la uncertain season. and on wild and
comparatively unknown shores the Spaniards have to
assal foe Who in numbers will probably prove superior
to them and whose courage aud powers Of defence and
offence must not be underrated.
GIBRALTAR Nov. 2Oth.--teeording to the accounts
obtained here, and which proceed originally from per
sons lately there Tangier has been put in good state
of Defence and will be likely give the Spaniars some
trouble should they attack it, regards their means
of aggression by they appear have been eIagger
ted and their chief reliance be their land forces
TN the other hand. assured that there has been
some exaggeraon in the given of the Moorish
troops The French Moniteur de Armee has ia.jy r,.
Peaedly spoken of regular troops Minnie rifles &c as
possessed by the Moors This true only TO Ia certain
extent The Emperor is said have iO, 900 regular
troops but that these all provided with good fire
arms is not believed here. IL i an undoubted fact that
they have some European rifles and muskets The Ka-
byles, on the other hand Tetuan in very
illprovided state. Some had only yAtaghans others
pixies, other unserviceable pistols The Emperor has
greatly increased the pay OF his soldiers who now daily
receive It i here stated nearly Is 5d day The con
sequence has been great influx of volunteers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-19

He referred to Helpers book and an endorsement of
by the Republican candidate for Speaker II that gen
uenan did not approve OF the sentiments contained In it,
Why did he not get up and disavow it, lie knew that
the opposition (South Amercans) would not resist the
fugitive slave law and that they would not vote for the
admission Of slave States and he thonyht
they should stand aside and allow an Organization Of
the House by those directly opposed to their views and
the interests of the South They should unite with those
believed that John Browns foray into Virginia was the
result OF the teachings OF the wing OF the Repub
can party which, If earned out would result in making
the dissolution OF the Union only question of time.
lie believed Abolitionism and Republicanism the
same Tor who ever heard Republican speakers denoun-
eng Abolition sentiments, uttered by Dr. Cheeyer and
Wendell Phlipss
He proceeded to show that the negro was not created
for the same equal and political rights as the white man.
anu contended that If the trainers of the Constitution in
tended TO admit him into political community n would
have been specially stated.
The Republicans had maintained studous silence du
ng this struggle aud he supposed that they were going
to charge the responsibility for the nonorganzaton Of
the House the Democrats who had taken up the time
in debate, instead Of voting but he believed that II tho
Republicans had spoken that If the candidate for SPEAK
er had ayowed such sentiments COrwn he (Mr Sher-
mAn) could not obtain all the votes of his party He
Was pleased that the Democrats could discuss issues
among themselves and when the time come present ap
unbrokcn front To their enemy
He would neither for the protection of slavery In
inc Iefores or prohibiting II, but to have the people
10 regulate that question in their way; but he
thought that question not now near at hand
He had understood the Southern opposition TO say
ihi tay were niouIoyiug men, aud lac could not then
see Why they should not unite with all in opposing an
anngoni'uc sectional organization lie did not believe
III PeHceabie di.soIution-sueh thing impossible
Mr. L. concluded at half past one o'clock
NJ. Singleton. of Mississippi obtained the floor but
Welded to call OF the House for the purpose proceed
ing TO take the ninth ballot for Speaker.
The House then, at o'clock, took ballot, with the
following result
Sherman, IN
Bocock, ~