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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27

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Self Control.

A merchant had dispute with Qua
ker respecting the settlement oi an ac.
count The merchant was determined
10 bring he account into coWt-a pro.
c,edng which the Quaker earnestly de-
prpcated, using every argument in his
power TO convince the merchant OF his
error but the latter was inhexible.
DESTROYS to make last effort, the Qua
ker called at his house one morning, and
inquired OF the servant ii his master was
al home The merchant hearing the in.
ouiry, and knowing his voice, called oul
from the top oI the stairs in loud voice
"Tel the rascal l am not at home,"
The Quaker, looking up to him, calmly
remarked -
"Well friend, God put thee in a better
disposition"
The merchant, struck afterwards will
the meykness Of the reply, and having
more deliberately Investigated the matter
became convinced that the Quaker wa
right, and after acknowledging his error
he said -
81 have one question to ask you. How
were you able with such patience, on va
rious occasions, to bear my abuse ?"
Friend" replied the Quaker, 81 vii
tell thee was naturally as hot an'
violent as thou art. l knew that to in
dulge this was sinful and found it wa
imprudent. | observed that men in
passion always spoke loud /; and | though
il [ could control my voice should re
press my passion. l have therefore mad
It rule never to let my voice rise abov
a certain key and by a careful observ
ance of this rule. have, by the blessin!
of God, entirely mastered my natura
temper"
The Qurker reasoned philosophically
and the merchant, as every one else ma
do, benefited by his example.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-20

To the Editors Of the enquirer:
FArouIER COUNTY, May 18th, 1859.
GENTLEMEN In reading your valuable
journal, conducted, as it is, with such holiness
and frankness, and speaking out OH every
point without fear of offending, which, indeed,
is the true course for a great party organ. the
portion given to the letters of correspondents
in different parts Of our State is always at
~tractivc to inc, and, it is to. be presumed, is
equally so to others, and therefore am a con-
tributor.
The people of Fauquier are now big with pc.
litical excitement, and nothing is now talked OF
but the decisions to be entered upon the fourth
Thursday in this month and the consignment
of certain political a~spirants to their quiet
homes.
On Yesterday, the Hons. VIM. L. Goggin and
R. L. Montague delivered speeches in our court
room to a very large and attentive audience
Americans, Wings and others, las Mr.. Montague
calls the Opposition,) came from all parts OF
the county, and were quite strong in their ap-
nlause of their champion, Goggin, who amused
all with his good old anecdotes; and, by the
wav | doubt whether he can be surpassed at
an anecdote. lie claimed it as has crowd, got
ten up for HIM, and disputed Montague's right
to be there. If such was the case, the crowd
deserves credit for its generosity and apprccia-
ten of merit, for it was, at any rate, not less
vocilerous in its applause of the States rights
Democrat, Montague. Both gentlemen are
really fine speakers, and gave entire satlslac-
ton to their respective parties, surprising the
people of our county with the good feeling
which seems to exist between them, and
their courtesy towards each other; as COM
pctitors for office are generally more severe
and personal in this section, in public dis
courses. There is nothing. though, to arouse
such feelings in this contest, as neither gen
tleman has anything at stake. Mr.: Goggin
canvassing for the fun of il, and Mr.. Montague
only to increase his majority. The fair sex
were out in numbers, and seemed to enjoy the
discussion much, but few opportunities ever
being given them to hear political h~arangues.
!. AfseI the first speech of Mr.. Goggin, flowers
were thrown by the ladies to him, and |
thought he had made a better impression on
them; but at the closing speeches, Mr.. Mon
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r r EUROPE.

New York, May 1.-THE steamship .Arago,
with Liverpool dates to the 4th inst, arrived
here this morning.
The latest Vienna dates arc to the Sd May
The Austrian army had advanced without Sc
rious combat to Canbro Gazza and Lomello.
PARIS, May Military volunteers for two
years have been accepted. \ war credit Of
90, 600, 900 francs is to be opened. y loan Of
500, 600, 900 francs is to be contracted for by 4
national subscription.
ST. PErERsBuRGn, May 3d.-The official jour
nal is authorized to declare most positively that
no treaty of alliance, offensive or defensive, ex-
lists between Russia and any other power what
ever.
1t appears that the bridge at Buffalora was
destroyed by the PicdmonteSe on retiring
Gen. Lay has issued a proclamation in which it
is said the Piedmontcsc should be treated with
the greatest consideration. The Austrians are
appearing there solely to combat a turbulent
party which attacks the rights Of Austria and
other Italian States.
The cabin passengers Of the Pomona consist
ed Of Mrs. Paxton, q retired officers widow,
and her three children; of the 1913 Storage pas
sengers IS were English and Scotch, and the
remainder Irish. Thirteen Irish who engaged
passages did not sail.
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STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.

ST. JOINS, \. F., May ls:-The steamship
Canada from Liverpool, with dates to the eth,
passed Cape Race on Sunday evening. She was
boarded by the news boat Of the associated
press.
LIVERPOOL, afternoon Of the Tth.-The Aus
trians were repulsed in an attempt to cross the
Pc at T~rassanato.
1t is reported that Sardinia had seized all the
Austrian ships at Genoa.
France will have one hundred thousand
troops at Piedmont shortly.
Napoleon leaves for the army about the 18th.
There are whispers Of martial law in Paris
Marshal Valiant and Count Waleweski have
been appointed members Of the privy council
Random succeeds to the Ministry Roger be-
comes President Of the Senate; Delangle Min
lister Of Justice, and Duke Badonc Minister of
the Interior.
The Emperor of Austria will command the
army in Italy in person. The English Minis
try will gain twenty-five new members.
Amslelnes & Ketu are the bankers who fail
ed for 1000, 900 in Vienna.
The weekly market report states that the
sales of Cotton for the week amount to 10000
bales, including l 200 for speculation, and 1000
for export-closing dull; Orleans Middlings
G l5-l6d., UplandS Std. The stock in port
amounts to 4o3, 600 bales, including $4,000
American. Flour is generally unchanged since
the last report The Wheat market opened cx'
cited, with a large speculative enquiry, closing
steady but dull, and offered at a decline; red SIS.
to lis. Sd, Southern white los. Cd. to lbs. Cd.
Mixed Corn Is. to Is. Id, yellow Is. Cd. to IS.
Sd, white SIS. I'D. to SIS. I'd. Beef has advanced
10 to o0o Pork has advanced 5 to los. Hold
es demand an advance for Bacon. Lard is
firm. Coffee and Sugar are unchanged. Rice
has advanced Is. Rosin is firm. Turpcntine
is slightly higher.
The amount of bullion in the Bank Of Eng
land has decreased e435,0 600. Consols 90sa
90s. The bank rates have been raised to A
per cent.
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LETTER FROM AspINWALL.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Enquirer
AsPINwAIL, New Grenada,
May 4, 1859.
The United States mail steamship Star of
the West arrived on the I'd, with fourteen hun
passengers; as usual, over-crowded, indifferent
to the statute. There was a general complaint
against the ship, their sufferings ON board be-
ing continued for twelve days-a very long
passage. The opposition ships generally reach
this port in eight days. When will we cry out
in arms, for the opening of San Juan de Mica.
ragua? How long must our poor citizens he
fleeced of their little all for passage money .
Must we wait for another fatal accident like
that Of the George Law or Central America
Doubtless, we must wait
The flag ship, Roanoke, returned from a short
visit to the Brooklyn, ut Juan del Norte or
Grey Town, on the morning of the GOTH
They report the water returning to the old
channel now l2 feet. Her British Majesty's
steamer Easilisk, is lying outside with the
U. States steamer Brooklyn. The new Consul,
Thomas S. Bell, Esq, visited the ships and re-
ceived a complimentary salute from their big
guns, and was entertained in the kindest man.
ncr by Commodore McCluney.
Mons. Belly is very busy with the canal
survey. There is nothing certainly arranged
or fixed in the Central American Embrogiio,
to disentangle it to cnlighten US, or induce us
to CRY, "we are now out of the woods" All is
darkness and despair for Brother Jonathan and
his Monroe Doctrine" The property of Joe
White is still held BY the 'Greasers." The
DOOR fellows who made the ~fruitless attempt to
take the forts San Carlos and Castillo, are being
inhumanly tortured The "Greascrs" arc be-
coming tired Of their President Martinez; he
is every day growing more and more tyrannical,
and appears like Mora of Costa Rico, desirous OF
being made President for the next ten years.
Business has been getting worse each year,
since the closing Of the transit by Vanderbilt
aided by his myrmidons, Spencer & Sclesenzer;
and each new day Americans are buffeted,
insulted, outraged, until they are forced to fly
from the country which should encourage their
enterprise.
There is nothing new in regard to the differ
ent treaties, since our last Sir Gore Ousely is
expected soon by the way Of Panama, having
arranged, satisfactorily, the English treaties.
Gen. Lamar is expected down by the Column
bus, on his way home tho next trip.
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PuErYcAL
SPRING AMONG THE HILLS

The following exquisite and seasonac T
verses are from a volume OF poems W Ca,
Fields, Boston, recently printed .1or . lew
friends" One can hear in it the gelae u ~ .hes
of the forest trees stirred BY the oreeAes VI the
early Spring:
Sit and talk with the mountain streams
In the beautiful spring of the year,,
whenthe violet CLEANS through the golden sunbeam''
And whispers, "Come look tor me here"
In the beautiful spring OF the year.
| will show you q glorious nook
Where the censers OF morning are swung;
Nature will lend you her bell and her book
Where the chimes Of the forest arc hung
And the eensers Of morning are swung
Come and breathe in this hcaven-sent arr
The breeze that the wild-bird inha'e''
Come aud forget that lite has u carr
In these exquisite nountain-eaiys-
The breeze that tho wild-bird in,aes, Good
o wonders of God.-O Bountesus ana uooo-
We feel that thy presence is herr ~ ,,;s woo,
That thine audible a9 us Of the year
And we know tha, our Father is here.
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m THE DEATH OF AN INFANT.

Mother. arrest that falling tear,
sris arrogance in Heavens sight
To weep for one which love sent here,
And mercy moved from mortal blight;
The spark that gives thy pity vent,
Burns brighter In Gods armament.
Oh. view with thy all glowing love
The beautiful star studded sky,
And think beyond where planets move
The treasures Of thy heart Ii nigh,
For each Of those bright stars that shine
Shall perish ere that child Of thine.
And. though the light Of Heaven dethrone
The pallid empress Of the night.
Faiths deathless vision may be thrown
Beyond the glorious arch OF hghi'
Tll-trav'hng paths by angels trou-
IL YieYs thy absent child win uou'
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FoREIeN INTELLIGENCE.
sr,rL LATER FROM EUROPE.

Sr JOINS, y. F., May l6-Evcnlug.-Ihe
steamer vigo, from Queenstown for New York.
with Liverpool dates to the 9th inst, passed
Cape Race last night
The steamer Vigo left Belfast on the 4th and
touched ut Queenstown on the 9th. Her dates,
therefore, are only later by telegraph than
those by the Nova Scotia and the Arago.
The Bank of England rates have been III
creased to II per cent.
The members returned to the new House OF
Commons up to May 4th, number 552. Inc
Times estimates the ministerial gain at H.
The Herald at "a.
The Duke of Malakoff had presented letters
of his recall from London.
The London Times says 'the invaders have
not advanced over So miles from the frontier
IL seems, though Austria stakcd heavily for
the opportunity she won, she has now thrown
it away" -,
A banking firm at Vienna has failed. The
liabilities are.reported at 100000.
The Swiss Federal Assembly had approved
the declaration of neutrality; the measures OF
defence taken by the federal council; and had
appointed Gen. De Favier commander-in-chici
Of the army.
The Bank of Prussia has raised its rate OF
discount to 5 per cent.
From India the accounts are that Maun Singh
had surrendered to the British. Tantia Topee
had been captured, and 500 rebels killed. :.
MARsEILLEs, May 5.-Thc Paris "Moniteur'
contains the following: "Allesscndria, p. NJ,
May 4.-The Austriars, who crossed the Pc
in small numbers at Carupbia, pushed their
vanguard as far as Salla, and have crossed the
river. Divisions are reported on the right
bank, still threatening the passage of the Poat
Transsiniat to, butthe river is much swollen.
and other obstacles prevented q crossing. Rain
continues, and the low grounds are covered
with water"
PARMA, May 5.-Thc rcignins Duchess en-
tered the city yesterday. Part Of the troops
have gone to meet her, and another part are
drawn up along the roads.
LIVERPOOL, May 6.-Buyers Of corn are
afraid to operate unless at a decline-sarne feel
ing prevails relative to other articles.
Cotton is dull and nominal. Breadstuffs
closed heavy. Turpentine sc on the spot and
521 to arrive. Rosin is dull. Rice is firm.
At Manchester business was a little de-
pressed. Wheat and -four are held for an ad-
vance. Indian corn 2 to 3 shillings higher per
quarter. Rice is active.
LONDON, May 6.-Corn-supplies are very
small Of everything. Wheat is very quiet; in
some cases Is. less is taken for foreign.
LONDON, May &, p. M.-Consols for money
90ta90s; for account 901.
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ENQUIRER ADVERTISING SHEET.

The May number Of the Enquirer Advertis-
ing Sheet will be issued in a few days. Ad-
vertisements intended for it must be handed in
narl.
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RECEIPTS OF

The following is a comparative statement of
the receipts for two years of the various insti-
tutipns which held their anniversaries in New
York last week:
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TO ARMEH

llslsl.t1lsS ~ ELLlol
c. MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
TIAvE ~ STORE:
III CYTIlES-Grain Grass, Bramblc, &c.
CHAINS Of every description
l~lOEs-w-edinl. Killing. t'rub, &c.
SPADES. Shovrls, Forks, &c.
AXES. llaichrts, Hammers
Blacs.miths' Tools. Building Hardware
House Furnishing Goods, Carpenters Tools, OF superior
quality, &c, &c.
our goods we're purchased Of manufacturers for Cash,
which enable. us 10 offer them al very low prices
RICHMOND l.. WILLIAMS, W. 4. ELLIOTT,
Late with Late with
Van Lew. Taylor 4 Go. Smith { HafwooI,
knril oq-gWIw
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NOTICE.

4 PpLICATI0S will be made to the President, Direction
N and Company Of the Farmers Bank o! Virginia. 10 al.
low the undersigned 10 transfer ninety nine share. 81 tie
Stock Of said Bank, standing in the name Of Austin Irocs.
cnbrough. Treasurer OF the Board OF Trustees Of the poor
Of Essex county, - 10 Edward ". Ware, now the Treasurer
OF said Board; or To renew the certificates Of said stock, a,
thu originals cannot be found.
J. ,. BRoCKENBI0UGH, Executor Of
Austin BrockenbrougL, decd
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SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND Young MEN,

CESSNER HARRISON, NJ. o., 1. l Q
fI,O open September lat next, ~ miles from Greeaso.t
j Depot p. %, Albemarlr county, Va.
rERu, Tuition and board, except light. for ten months
S!>u. payable one.half September LIST, aud the other h..
February ist.
Address the subscriber until Angus, 18th, a: the "rnSs'
si:y Of Virginia"
Nav l3-clU;s GESSSER HARRISON
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

fyNllE BOARD OF VISITORS HiilEIret on the 2;,L of t..
Il 10 make appointments, rs Cadets. Applications, 80
he forwarded To the undersigned accompanied by N. g.s,,
testimonials OF far moral character. The age and q -i.,',-
name Of the applicant should he distinctly stated. All =.
plicaiion, Tor Shdie Cadet appointments should ,l,i.iy ~,
Board of Visitors OF the inability of the applcau, 70 -.
A. u pay cadet.
The following Districts will he vacan, for Sat. cot,,.
under the arrangement, Of the old Cons;iy:;Iog 9. y.rg.pl,
". ~Albcmarlr. Amherst and Melon.
VI. Augusta and Rockbrid,e.
VIII. Moponsaia, Randolph, sc.
y. Halifax and M.ckienbgrs.
NJ. Buckingham ami Campbell.
MI. Accomac, York. Northampton, &c.
Nil. Madison, Culpeper, &c.
XIV. Frederick, Jefferson, 81.
Ky. Wythr. Tazewel. smyth, Sc.
WI. Grecnbr.er. Monroe, Gilrr. &c.
XIII. Berkeley, Morgan and Hampshire.
NXlII. Harrison, Lewis, Wood, &c.
XXX. Do,e,our;. ~Aleghany, &c.
XNXI. Brook. Ohio. Tyler. &c.
Applications for Teachers from the graduating elias, 81.
receive attention, il made before the its July.
The graduating exercises will take place on the 81 ,JuIy
aud there will be the usual exhibition Of Fire wor...
uight. FRANCIS II. SMITH, SuIt
April I;-cwtlt June.
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VIRGINIA I'm CHASCERY-A; Rules held in ir
CLERKS Office ofGoochIand County Court, on Monday
the third day Of January, ls59:
James ". Jennings, administrator OF Matthew Mah,s''
deceased, Ira!nnE,
Against
John Ii. Beazley and William u. Duke, Defendants
The object OF this sni, Is TO obtain the aid Of 4 Cocf,S
Chancery In correcting a settlement Of accounts made De
tween the plainiia and the defendant B.azley, by ahich W
PLAINTIFF claims the right TO recover, OF the laid BeAl...,
the SUN Of Fifty -Four Dollars and Ninety Five Cents, W"
interest on Twenty-Six Dollars and Seventy Cents from -
Goth day OF January, 1875, aud on Twenty. Eight Dollars a..
Twenty Five Cents. the balance thereof, from the sHh 20
OF June, ISIS: and to attach and subject TO payment. oi,At
money. estate Of said Beazley, alleged to he IN the hahato.
the defendant Duke. II appearing, by affidavit Of me Pa
lid, fled In this cause, that the defendant. John u beaH.',
1, no. a resident OF this State, It IL ordered. that he sppeMi -
within one month after due publication Of thb order ~
what 10 necessary TO protect his interest.
A ~Copy-Tcste r
May l9-cw4T J. R. MILLER. -:
NRINDSTONRS.-aGo best Nov. se1;!s e,ae q"
" GrindEones,f for sale by E. h. shlNhEh~S
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Rlcuuoyp. May 3. lsj9-cwlm.
LOST.
DOND Of the James River and Kan2wha Company,

DOND Of the James River and Ksnawha Company,
ID guaranteed by the State OF Virginia.
Take notice. thai, We shall apply for the issue OF 4 dupl'.
cate Of = lost Bond OF the Jane, River and Kaha~ha Com.
pany, guaranteed by the State OF Virginia, for 81 900, Nc.
IA, dated the twenty ninth day Of August, lsS, issued to
John \. Smell. guardian OF Margaret T.. aud Sapuens An
drew, and irreieerable for thirty years from the irst day
OF January, l>+O. The said John 4. Smell, as well as 81,
sail wards being dead. we. A. distributes, make this al
yer;isemeut pursuant to law, for the purpose Aforesaid.
JOHS McKEAGE,
In right Of his wife.
ROBERT BRYs0S,
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uNIygas4II-y6, Of ylRelhlA.

fs'i -
TNHE Faculty will proceed on the Is, Of July n-,, 80.
l. point state Students, TO I'll vacancies which vii -
exist In the following districts: @a
IIL-Sorfolk and Princess Anne.
Y.-Sussex, Southampton and Greensyll.s
vI.-City OF Petersburg and Prince George.
vIlL-Powhaian, Cumberland and Obstetrics
X.-Lunenburg. Sottoway and Prince M.,,.
X~v.-CampAel and Appomaaox.
XyI.-City oY williamsburg. James City, Charl.. w.
New Kent, f1rk, Elizabeth City ant WARS,
NyIL-Iianover and Ienrico.
NXII.-Caroline and Spotsylvania.
XXIII.-SiaGord, King George and Prince wlu.r
XXyI-PsuQuirr and Raprahannocs.
XXNII.-Maiison, Culpeper, Orange and Green
NylIL-Alb-marl
NXIX.-Louisa, G~oochland and Finvanna.
XNXII.-iIamp.hirc. Hardy and Morgan.
XXNIII.-rrcdcrick, Clark. and Warren.
XXXIv.-Shenandoah and Page.
NNXv.-l,ockineham and Pendleton.
NXNtI.-AuSus,a
XXXvH.-Bath. Highland and RockbHdge.
NXXtlIl Allegheny. Iioteiourt, Roanoke and Cr,lz
X~NNlN.-CarrolL, Grayson, Floyd, Montgomery -,
Pulaski. Af
~XL.-M-rcer. Monroe. Gle, and Ta,ewell.
SLl.-Smy;h, Wythe and Washington.
NLlI-Sco;t. Lee, Russell and Wise.
~Nl.lll.-Kanawha, Putnam, Logan. Boon. We.
Roanc and Calhoun. !''~its,
NLN.-Ma.on, Jackson. Cabell, WAYNE and w..
XLvL-Ei,chie, D~oidFiige, Harrison, Plea"
Wood. att
X~LvIH.-rn.hnr, Barbour, Lewis, Gil,ner, RAJ! 49,,
Tucker.
L-Brooke. Hancock and Ohio.
Applications, accompanied by proper testimonial. - ...
be addressed To the subscriber, and should rearb Il. ~
vcrsi,y by the 18th Of June. -
80 State students are rNemp, from charge. sr -,.,-
latioii, tuition, room rent, aud use OF the lILrary h,,
to- rovide for all Other expenses. S
4 circular. giving fuller Information, will be t,,T,-,,.
such n. apply for it. :. MAlpiy
April2-c6w Chairman Of the Yaeul,r
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uNIvERsITY OF VIRGINIA.

IPIOiSTNEST OF 1 PROFESSOR Of LATIN
DRurESSuR HARRISON having gwen notice Of hi. IA
i teItion 10 resign the Chair Of Latin, a; the close IN.
present session, the Board Of Visitors will proceed, q. rL,I
neat meeting, the eth Of june TO appoint a suecr,.or
Applications should be addressed 20 the Rector. THos,.
JsrTtn>lS RANDOLPH, Esq. care OF the subscriber. Vn!ref.
~ 0! Virginia. 5. MAUPIS.
lnril l--,EW Chairman az m. E.r,l,.