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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12
"The r.. DAVID arEs."
THE POLITICAL DESIGNS OF THE ALLIES.

THE POLITICAL DtS!tTNS or 1 ar ALLifc'
TIE NOndsr a. length gives an Uihciai form 10 tle
e..ertiou, already seoul lsy prop6s.iei by all the
semi, flicl ofggus that the Gi'tiror-lp al various.
Italian States iirrcd e. aud sccrpled by the Nag IT
Sn,dilia : merely temporary, aad entirely wlth"at
urciui'ce 20 tie INNATE GrtlDh0n az lose province
his raiaoYrrh u.s. go doubt published IN puuHstce Of
tLe re,,u,.oi 4 tie French GyyerLmsnt, when was
ventilated m London rSO nays nEo "a that anon -"u5
language upon which have before remarked. @hlch,
Gun iug io he pc. hr rat qnt stan may be par
talS .oycd AID Al ihe same line Wholly !ese''ed,
SAID i. was decided that Icscat! efoui n0t De "A,
"1exed 10 Pie iLout' sud yet that % decision would
b. come 90 ubo1t the settlement Of ltaiy b. fore the
war was uScl IL Is Lfcyssa !Di the s-kc az hi i"f
q. accuracy to repeat that this Is not tie VI winch
has hitherto teen taxed Ia Pcim NJ. Inc mug
Of Sardinia has both by acts ard words scceptei
not the PROVISIONAL dictatorship bat the ub.ole -ov-
,reisuty Of Lombaldy. Tus acceptance ha- been Te-
p,steCN reo,rced IL the Ofcia, organ Il Turn, and
The Z 0uonte.e journals anticipating the otl-c'lca
tknt half a.duzfn municipal councillors at Alisu ",rc'-
Cd by the way, uoder the tolerance oi the EMPEROR oi
Austial we're rC0 Ipetelt 20 change the s"vere sny
IL the cuuntry fall back upon the eb'scr ct 1878 Tor
that .arclion ot tie Mills: csc people, w4lcn ~onh De
Otherwise wanting 90 the grraugcup ut. Nevertheless
+, will be difficult low for the Turn papers 70 mira
diet the MOnit,ar. II very possible u at the hing
Sardinia pressed by Diplomatic ccosiiera NJ, may
have been corseltiug pa'y To- tie Insertion "i me
pafaoraph which appeals to-day lnde-d, i seems
nu,b.ble enough th.t the /" decision a"k"aroly
alluded 10 IN the LONDON telegram alluded - tie ter
n NATION of conflict which tad been going On Toy
some tine between the alice S0sercisur.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12
PROCLAMATION OF TIE EMPEROR or
.TRIA

n tdkir. to-day The chef commsnd Of my army
Which j. faciug tia e.euy uie1u 90 continue a. zoe
tbf Il by t.ayc troops "a TIE 3.e @Llch Austria
bee been forced to euer upon fr her honor and her
c'cd sigtt.
soldiers Your dev1ton 30 ny person, tte brllSn,
ccuTagc you laVe sbn@r give the assurance Thai
uLoer leadership You "i,l obtain tie successes
which ihr fsiher lsrd expects f.om sou.
Te-e-r yr.. ls 1879. FR,TCIs JOSEPH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12

high. He IL e,a, lsrdson,s m.n. en-, vary ditiHSat
IT. biz spprarapce marners L. oil Re reme'nberei
tibet be selected 10 JanuarY ls., IN 60 t Tnln 70
make The official dem-Ld Of the Princess CiotnLde
hard for Pine Napoleon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12
THE AUSTRIAN REENFoRCEMESrs

A ett.r finm Better dst d Juue i7lb, stats tia;
the great march OF troops into Iay over the Bfenrer
Pas through tbai tow, was peted o. that day.
Not les hsh co coo tcops passed thiouet tsey
probably among the beaten a Souer.no.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12
MILITARY MOVEMENTS N RUSSIA.

to.rtspJIcerce q lie Aigstufs AAstInei-e H@l'4--
Potash. June 10. 1859.
The mobilization movement Of Russia, GINNING
almost immediately upon the g-rLiOs note OF PRICE,
GorcLakof, gil surprise the Cabiaet of 81 Petef'-
burg. Even should Russia uUbL.ze her TX army
& rps. two divisions Of sLich Grc il the Caucasus,
sIo be sbc to cot cent, ate thom 10 the course ct
few mouths ia Poland yet this would be no Gree coy
responding to the Russian army. The weak reserve
bat,aons Of tho active corps far beyond Noscov,
part Of them on tho Yo'ga. Ia and about Moscow
are only two divisions, the 9th aGuY corps. Ioe 5th
cops, so Of two divisions in Bessaraba and the
Crinca, and must va eli the empire toSard Turkey.
Clder these oiIcnrstarces Russia appea@ to he
placing the Sd army corps under conmaod Of PRICE,
Gcict okoG in tue noighbori ood Of Poaud, merely
to give weight TO her diplomacy. That Rassis will
DO, declere w5r is certain, becsu,e she cannot ct
least curing this campaign.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12
BALLOOy4NG IN THE ALLIED CAMr.

4 core oliert q La rat j, writing frcm Bref-
ciu, says:
We ore now in tai. famous position Of Monte
ciiaro where We supposed that We should meet will
a vigorous resistance Two days ago fiancis Joseph
was here.
But where are the enemy Toleamthis yester-
day Zee was made cf sor ri recounoi,'sin; which
come day may b. Of great advantage aesjai recon-
nc.tcrirg.
"I'e Brotlcrs Goddard, who came wiki rs 70 Ca'-
telnedo,o were followed by two or three artillery
wagons CARVING their balloon apparatus.
After examining tie country from the top Of tie
bclfy, made minute study OF the map, md obtained
fIou General Fauti permission to experiment on
meadow a nile f ON the great plain Of Montecharo.
NJ. Eugene Goddard took his apparatus 70 the chosen
spot ard with the aid Of some French sappers and
Pedmoute.c bcr,aglirii, lcro-e in au hour.
He iosr to the hight of more than half mile. and
soon came down reporting that he could see nothing
which meant that there were no Au,triaus within five
or six miles Of Moutechago except such a. 'ct
hide under grove Of tree. OF behind Il iill.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26
Consolidated Lotteries Of Delaware,
For November, ls1S.
rpAErE nRnAn0EArS a En M.N.nrus

a=s4a... 80 10
TaaIE Legislature Of Delaware, Its last session having grant
ed ~ FRANCE RRoADBgsrs Co.. Ito tho exclusion uf all
ap iranis Lottery Charter for the Encouragement of
lncrnn in tbs State, 10 continue for period OF
twenty Year,, drawing in Wilmington, Delaware, q
ssjes Of the los splendid sen.s ever offered % the public
Bouds million dollars use been gseifto The State,
HE nl prizes The drawings take place
public under the superintendent Of Commissioners
appointed by the state, u insnre their fairness
The Managers call le attention o The public to tho follow ing
Splendid schemes TO be- drawn during the present month:
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
100000!
Grand Consolidated LOTTERY of Delaware.
classic,
To be drawn in Wilmington Dc Saturday November &C. 1850
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26
sIMI-ElTUMINoUS COAL.

PROM Tu: RECENTLY DEVELOPED
Wills Id Junta!n GA Piedmont Coal Field
Near tarmvilie, Cumberland Co., Va.
aiE subscriber having made arrangements with the South
Il slja railroad Company 10 deliver COAL from new
,c'inl Miaes I" the ,iy Of lyncbury, established
Goal AgD "the lsIId' ana appointed H. T. SINS, wen
known clDcn ." tbs place, Agent cr,
whom please artiy.
I'M, produced from the mines DcBow q Co., who
are e1c miners, mad ar prepared ship ANY ,ua-
III! u at ad ma: b cured,
Is aur, IRON and puries aad Is more
iaraoi, is'a,
iwen! nv. per cent u Is n'~ ussl siy,
:hh'h Asts only about 30 nlrs cy ANA ., ,r
ihe a, grades {" the soutn-s',c boyOi HE ia-
vii' "i ehPeth.l IA ia market Ihe price Ihtrvie,
hr rd ID according to quantity For .e es.
cat til"A wili,v: " WY
lor ti,.c tel cpps n,r bs,,a
''''' ''''''...-..... ~
rW 0lg A'Aii. -...,.. ...r...........+. 10 -
SEPT .V-d5h JOHN A. DAIRY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26

Removal! New Stand! New Goods |!
Az ING sold entire stock of Goods at my old stand,
III have located below The Noryell House, opposs Hall
Xiv cry stable, where viii continue the Grocery and C0Biats-
Sion Business THANKFUL 10 my friends and customers for the
liberal luiTonage heretofore extended me, solicit cenn
oi the assuring them will offer Inducements for
cash will keep constantly hand nice selection Of GRO
CERIES AND STABLE DRY GOODS also, Corn Meul, Pas-
Ter and Mill olal. ). Z. SAEARER
MAJ, ll-li
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26

Manipulated Guano. .e...
w offer Planters Virginia Guano prepared by
w as follows:
Peruvian Guano that be procured,
SUU lbs of Sombrcro Guano, containing tu eU per
Of the Phosphate OF Lime,
200 lbs OF the best ground Plaster for which 81
All well mix together.
invited examine The Lce From
the information Obtain believe mixture
Of the besi That be prepared for the Virginia lands
Price Planters us ton, " ton loss when they
furnish the bags
For sale by EDMOND, DAVENPORT d CO.,
sept 27-dts Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26
sUM sI En- AkRANAEMENT

sUMM Err ARRANGEMENT.
CEDCCED RATES.-Ihe u. u. Nail stcsmera
~ JAMESTOWN, CaIa. PARssi, and RUA. S<fkfS
NokE, Capt ssisNEx, VIA carry passengers and
from rginia ut iskDutED kATxs IS
The JAMESTOWN Capt. RAnElsm, leaves Richmond every
fCEsDAr afl.rno, q ocock City Point same evening
and Norfolk on Wednesday, 1t II O'Clock Aoou ur New YORK
arriving there early mex. iay and In time 10 With
The ROANOKE, Capt sKrxxxx, eayes Richmond every
FRIDAY nilernoon O'clock City Point morning
O'Clock, aud Portsmouth, evening, for New York.
ing next evriing. a.-,.f ,es5as# = -.
RET RNING,
The jamestown lcsvcs York. FROM fior No 10 NORTH
River every Saturday afternoon, O'clock for Norfolk
ersburg and Acknowledging Freight nor each place.
III. oanoke leavea New York from Pier NJ. II North y
every Wednesday afternoon, n oriuc8 nor Portsmouth,
Petersburg and Misunderstanding Freight sf cash place.
RkU0CaO RATES..
Passage staeroon Included, bewecn Norfolk and New
YORK; = ......-.........
Storage fussaxc, ......sls
Passage, stacr''om included, between Richmond Peters
burg ana New fofk observation-disclosures.
Steerage PassaRe,...- -. .........
Passages sia,rroom nclnded bcweea Jnshbarg and New
Passage TO and nom Norok sn,e Us by The River boa
MEALS, FIFTY GENTS, EXTRA.
EB- The new aud elegant Steamer YORKTOWN will soon
be put upon the line al the rtcs above forming Fri
Weekly line. s...E s.-=ss.=s f-tsttH ...
For tickets, apply to LEE, ROOKIE 4 Co, Agents,
april 3o-tts. '~ Main street. Lynchburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26

HATS, GAPS AND FURs. :.
JOHN DOOI EY

!. W. ~ N!H bSIoott iky2uW0n0, VA
new r?d exhibit ~ lss assortment of C,os
y The ssssk ssAsss e ~ NE popslar ssyiss Of
nov In use yz he rich and bssuhi Mole Skin Dess lin,
his own and Of sofhes. M.nafsstn; The or Feii Mai
f'sep W5 ~ h ss9sp fanssrs Broad Bn
IRON the 9vs.s city Y ths a9ss sazon WOOL
Of FuF, C1oh, p1ah, Hair, Seal, Glazed, &C.. De-
LADLES kIDIA(s HATS.
OF Beaver, black and brown and richly trimmed Velvet
~ OhtLDkkNs MATS AND CAPS. -
OF latest styles just imported from Paris-cb ps,.
LADIky fUkS, re'"''
Fctorincs, Tppeis, Half Capea Capes Mum NuF..s.. -
thdrens and Mlsses Fafs, NIL qualities and syies ~
CABBAGE AND TkAvkIIdNG kOBks
Wolf Bunslo, Psrsan, Chinese uned and rough
Merchants and deacu xre rtcua invited 10 examine .
extensive stock tof no enftta spased make cond n.
good market " PuFchase IN any other p country
sept o-ds d JOHN DOLBY
ICoRiCE-50 cass. q Mas I1corics--one Of the b,.
IL brands inpoftcd-fbr sale by JIG 2. " ~ '''
EDMOND, DAVENPORT l. co.
SEPT zo-uH kichnond. IN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26

GRAND COnSOIldated LOttery OF Del,
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
Extra CiuSS EIuU1,
fY be- drawn in Wilmington, Dcl Nencsy Nov. 3oh lS9
EVERY OlHDR TICKET A PRIZE
Prizes payable In full, without deduction.
TtssE ID
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26

NurlCE.-Mr Vim. j. Chhrss Is hereby authorized to
lOits. j. II. Z. WINSTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26

Split Bottom Chairs! Spit bottom Chairs! /!
"OLD Vl;GtNNY NEVER TIRE"
NJ CMERoi's eni uiries having made
~ onAiNs furns, u and superior article
reasonao.c prices, III thC old stand. JOHN L. WINSTOs,
sept No TO Main opposite tn. Norveli
T ARD! LARD NO Leaf Lari,n Tin cans about M
IL y pnua,is each, In STORE nnl for safe Ivy
lids ROOKIE .S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26

FUNtE PORTRAIT GALLERY will he continued BY the un
Il ders.ne nj the old stand No l24, Main srcct where he
pleased receive continuance Of the very liberal
bo@ed the late assuring ait who
call effort III be render satisfaction
Of Peurcs rates Of charges &c. ....
Wcuso agency the QuAKEa CRY DouBLE THREAD
Lock MAcnISEs. IL hens s tucks gathers
and mbre and docs all the of the bes $is5 Machines
far simple aul less complicated than any other Ma
chine sold ut THE low prices Of $40 so. Bsi
Cabinet Machine So lie has tue Patent Adusiabie henne
manufactured expressly for the Quaker Gil, Machine the only
thai hotns AL hids and thickness FROM the large
Der sold b, s. tanner Co., white acting and the
general The Machines given
sgnrd feels hosiatinn in Recommending them
In Call and examine them. N. :. TANNER,
/ No. ia Main street, Lynchburg, Va,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26

HODGES &; CAS-
Bed and Gage Portable Tenohing hIachiaes
$50 ss-H PATENTED MtY ., 1859. :
WE most useful Invention for Tenans, raising Pnhno
for doors blinds and and for accuracy nesness a srs
now in use n This city. (oei I-,l,sl CoLHoUNs = WILL
A hEhaHASf wXTEk-We have jus. received q supply
"A OF Alesaany Water, direct from tho Sring put up 10
anu gallon eniohns We will always keep supply u nesh
w..cr On hand. loet so-dlsl W. 4. sTKOTIfER 90
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26
SCiIEM

S23y6 prizes. amounting kl2osooo
Tickets f2O, Halves $40, Quarters u, Eights $3.50.
Certificate Of Package of ~ Wholcs, costs 436 90
do. do. 70 Halves. .......... 1888 90
DO. do, % Quarters, " w
dc. 80
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26

~. =. ~. e s.gs4 NOTICE. Ss..s l's.ss.fr
NgfICe hesesy gwen NAT ~ ann a wiuIsn u Hsu
xcN ~ I'm dsy sa Dissolved by nasasi
I'm pssass asosgs lai res.gias srenpm ne essasas
- Lss9.syss SCOT 10, lisa VIZ T. HALL 1p0 /
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26

s9 " s (. Y. !, r., 4 h.ssSs ne
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26
Make Your Own Soap.

FHlIIE Keystone state saponne Concentrated Lye will
Il nuke soap with little trouble will type;
Valuable for aurposcs where n strong lye Is required will
make hard sofl DC -
We would the trade against III. success
Of this article has induced uDprncpled parties 10 initiate
Full directions with each par sage. .ss.fa
largo supply for SILT by JOHN ii. SEAY
sept l3dis b ..-,.. .-t,t.... %, d. s>4 Druggist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26
Brazilian Pebble spectacles.

Fire, Life and Marine lnS,- -a..t.
LynchbuIg Hcse Il Fire Insurance Company.
lSs Company against loss damage by
Fire, Dwelling Houses Stores Tobacco Factories and
Bailnya Furniture, Goods Wares and Merchandise
generally in town and country The mos, favorable terms
Also Insurance the lives all persons enjoying
good health and of sound constitution for the duration
vi life, or for limited period E.
Slaves employed In ordinary occupations will be insured
reasonable ierins fYN
Company will also take marine risks from aud any Of
the Northern Sosthvrn Ports, fay orahle rates.
DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL President
JAMES NJ. COBBs, Vice President
GEORGE B. THURMAN, Chief Engineer.
JoIIN orgY TAYLOR, WM. T. ASpEssos,
JAMES +. PAYNE, JonS I. DAVIS,
WM II. srRATToN, MAURICE L. LAN6HoRNE,
SAMUEL ii. MCKINNEY, CIiAs. Il. SLAUGHTER
JAS. q. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
CREED T. WILLS, Secretary.
DR. WM. 0rWAY OWEN, ,t,,o., px.,.,...
DIR. Z II. GILMER, '''"'"' iN"u'"e'e'
The Medical Examination Of subjects for insurance will be
the Oice Of the Company each day brtwen the
hours OF 2 and o'clock p. NJ. feb 23-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26
Servants Wantad.

O6TVduCS W auL0O,
FGNHE subscribers wish 10 purchase for friend In Alabama
experienced Male Dtningroom Servant and good Female
Cook, Washer and rour The gentleman In Of these
wants ur sale with the requisite qcaiion character
rely not only gsng ni yaae, but also
lent home their For further To
sept lZ-ds--Rep copy NJ. LANGHOkNE Il sons
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26
SIITlER.,

,9.i4s Opposas ne Excaanye 3Gak,
Main street, Lyme iaburg, Va
FALL STYLE PREMIUM HAT S.
N STIrZEKS Is the place 10 buy made unaef n
inpecton by ts most ctae6rned worklnen that en-
hc proneed He n furnishing hs numerous customers Nun
the hanouest lIat that be produced There nons
Ike them in this city. Tbey tin Hat Of the
thing really beautiful Hs does not design being egotA
bu: what everybody nNst be II herofore you WAN
Hat Ia eclipse all other beauy Of style dnrsbhy a
nns peculiarly adapted the f,n of the head and exqu
" bcaatul stzer's Ii the place 81 6cttl = ri,
lie would also call atiepan 10 u tgs stock Of sou r
~ s & S Seh si ssssa es 9rs Tan
Hats a. Caps Ladies' killing ilai. ana atkinds efa "A"'
fi,e MIC BLuE aar 5aFs'f ~ ~. taov R-ds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-26
AMERICAN GUANO.

SNL attention oi te Farmers Is called this valuable Fer
Il hiEer from jarvis Island, In tho Pacific Ocean, and
possession VI ihe American 1uan0 Company formal
the T. $. Government The principal ingredient the
ican Ga'o III. Phosphate aad saIphate Of Lime In soluble
eoutuo ihst cd, readily taken y,ianl and
be initiated BY art taiso has sufceni Animal Organic Mat
ier Yielding Ammonia produce imncdate AMI abundant
crop IL does not acs ~ sfnuant but eons lasting bene
III upon the soil aner e crop hss been harvested Though
was only Introduced In virginia IN April Has been tried With
marked effect and 10 rapidly increasing in favor Upon Wheat
IL has been Tried with asoashing results oly producing
crop but asurng superior stand grass This Guauo put
up Ia bags barrels, with the trade American Eagle)
and my name upon Zach package, and warranted 10 be pure
Sole Agent American Gaano Company, Richmond
4 MOSES LACY,
oci 6-dly ~ "a - v Agent fof Lyncburg.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-10

New IoRN, Nov. 9.-The Tribune of this morn
ing says it understands that Governor Wise has
made requistion on Governor Morgan for Gerrit
Smith.
RICHMOND, Nov. 9.--The statement in the New
York Tribune relative to a requisition for Gerrit
Smith is incorrect No requisition has been made
on Gov. MOrgan by Coy Wise
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-10

WHAT ENGLAND PAYS FOR SCENTs-It is estma-
ted from reliable data that the British nation spends
annually about 1000, 900 for perfumery. The an
nual revenue derived from the duty on foreign
essential oils used in the manufacture of scents is
about SEQ 600, that from the importation of Eau de
Cologne is about S50,000 more, while the duty on
the spirits used in manufacturing the essential oils
INTO periumery Is at least 100000 additional.
Now, il the duty tax upon the articles amounts
to upwards of 5000 900, it is fair to suppose that
ten times that amount is within the realized by
their sale at retail. In Europe, very large trade
is carried on, and great wealth derived from the
cultivation and distillation of odOrterous plants
an flowers. We have not yet seen any good rea-
son why this branch of Horticulture and manufac
turing chemistry might not be successfully carried
on in this country. There is a great tendency in
young nations, while pursuing the more obvious
avenues to wealth, Of neglecting those more hid
den, but equally sure ways presented in the steady
and persistent pursuit of some we'll understood
branch OF industry or commerce.
THREATENING VENGEANCE-It appears that a
band of AbOlitionists, of Boston, incensed at the
conduct of Messrs. Logan and Fizhugh, the gentle
men who arrested "Capt." Cook, near Chambers
burg, have determined to come on this way and ad-
minister upon them proper punishment for their
''intamous and inhuman treachery." They have
addressed letters to the authorities of Chambers
burg to that effect, and in one of them make the
bold assertion, that this band of desperadoes will
leave here (Bost0n) in few days, with the deter
mination never again to turn their faces northward,
or retrace their steps, until the base treacherv and
dastardly crime of Logan and his more infamous
associate are wiped out with their blood.' We
would advise them, before coming this way, to
make their wills, as we have no Abolitionists in
this community to give them laid and comfort y
-Harrisburg Patriot.
THE Law OF VIRGINIA IN REGARD TO PARDoNs.-
1t appears from the following section of the code OF
Virginia that the Governor of that State has not
the power to pardon in of conviction Tor trea
son against the commonwealth
The Governor shall not grant pardon in any
case before conviction, nor to any person convic-
| ted of treason against the commonwealth, except
with the consent of the General Assembly, declared
| by joint resolution. Neither shall he grant re-
| prieve to any person convicted of treason for a
longer period than until the end of the session o
| the General Assembly, during which it may be
granted than until the end of the succeeding ses
| sion, when it is granted during the recess.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-10

In speech at Liverpool the other day, Mr..
Gladstone said: CDR. Johnson, | think, says land
have great respect for whatever falls from him)
that whatever induces man to live more in the
future, and less in the present, exats him in the
scale OF creation. If that be so, (and | am in
cllned to believe it is SOY the position of the rail
way shareholder must be an exalted one" This
is true of American as well as of English railway
shareholders. Their profits are all in the future
tense.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-10

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, Nov. Cotton is firm, sales of 1000
bales to day-Flour is buoyant, sales of 10000 bbls
State 81 1904 IS; Ohio S. SOFAS 65; Southern S5405G0
Wheat has advanced 1c sales of ~ 900 bu white South
ern Sl50 Corn is quiet, sales of 800 bushels; yell
low 9SGl00c Provisions have declining tendency.
Whiskey is steady at 27 cts. Sugar is firm. Spirits
Turpentine is dull Rosin is dull. Freights are firm
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9-Flour is unchanged. Wheat
IS heavy sales of $500 bushelsred l25dl2S cts Corn
dull sales Of 800 bushels; old yellow 90 cts Is
cts Whiskey closed firm; Pennsylvania 27 cts, Ohio
2S cts.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov S-Sales of cotton to-day Il, 500
bales prices close sler but without quoable change;
middlings 10AGll cts. Sales for three days sc, 800
bales receipts 50 500, against 81 900 for the time
last year exports $4,000 The receipts 100000
bales ahead of last year Sugar dull ct. decline
sales at d64 cts. Flour buoyant at 10 cts advance.
Cotton Freghts TO Liverpool l6 Exchange New York
4d]H discount
CHARLESTON, Nov. Cotton frmer; sales of 1 900
bales
SAVANNAH, Nov. Cotton advancing sales of $500
bales at llGnll Z cts or rnidllin1s
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-10
New jersey Election.

New DIRK, Nov. 9.-The returns from the State
OF New Jersey, indicate that the election there yes
terday has resulted in the election of Charles S. Oh
den, the Republican candidate for Governor, by
about 1000 majority. The Senate is Democratic
but the House is doubtful.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-10
Illinois EIerfinn

CHICAGO, Nov 9.-The telegraph lines South are
working badly to-day, and it is impossible to OBJ
tain full returns of the Illinois election for local of
hcers and one member of Congress to fill the vacan-
Hon. Il. S. Harris.
The Springfield correspondent of the Times tee-
graphs that Sangamon county gives McCleand,
Dem, 500 majority. The returns from the district
indicate that he is elected by from four to five thou
sand majority. 1t gave Mr.. Harris 4,547 majority
last year