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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15
THE FRENCH LOAN-REPORT TO THE EN-
PEROR.
The Moniteur OF Nay 81 contains the folio wing

The Moniteur Of Nay 81 CONTAINS the folio wing
PARIS, May IS, 1859
sIRE--The administration has Just received the last
communication touching the loan of 1--WE hundred millions
hasten as duty bound TO render an account TO your
Majesty Of the nal result of the subscription make
known TO the public the bases which the
have TO be subscribed IN the ledger of the patona debt
will be distributed among the subscribers. On the day
after the closing OF the operation, when had the
of addressing my first report to your Majesty the
from The depart ents bad only partially arrived could
then only Indicate az TOOK 10 announce temporary
estimates, which have been Slice found be below
the reality, and completely ascertaned. As
the subscription approached its term, the desire OF the
public assumed and more the nature OF patriotic
Demonstration. The annexed lst, which states for
each depar ert The number o. the subscrbers and
the amount Of the capital oscrbed is eloquent
moDy to the sentiments Of confidence and devotedness
that have impeed the people TO enter the subscription
Offices; have much happiness in laying before your
Majesty.
According the list Of the number Of persons who took
part In the subscription by paying into the receiving Of
Ices of the State the Of TENTH amounts TO
nearly seyen hundred thousand 1890, 1907.
In itee alone this total surpasses by more than hun
bred thoufand sharakes that Of all the subscbers to
the three first oans taken together.
No. Of Subscribers
Loan Of $50 millions. 99i24
Loan OF 500 millions. 40 $50
Loan Of 100 miiliens 9I6
need not point out the full Importance Of this IN poll,
teal and financial point Of view.
II is thur diVided;-
IN the
The sum subscribed is above two mars aye huudrs
nhons (26ce e59,17ef) it is equal 10 more than five
times the sum demanded.
Paris has supplied ,,....1 547 ss7 GIG
The departments. ~, aGl az, ia
The coupures' Of 1of Observation-Disclosures. IO7 043 I6s
Tie superior subscriptions al ]ot 1890 o lao siS COO
and 10 ny nta to be paid nine days. at Paris
ana III tne tlments s more thar two hundred AMI
eiyone millions ESQ 9t5977 fTbe sum Of az ao2 oar
Ssc was pad moreover advance all 29s l5S 8sof
immedlateiy adopted the necessary measures for re-
.9rng 70 circulation az soon as possible that portion Of
. sum Which has to be returned " the public The re-
endorsements made at Paris amount a!ready "a unrsrs
seventy three millions " NP"aioh
The data required TO az bas,s for The. u.,,,
fion being possessed by the adnrstraton ~, -,
cate labor will be carried on with toe great ., c,i.
have the honor Of submitting for your Maesty snyo
lion The principles In accordance with whcu he esri
sD.i on will have 10 be made.
The loan authorized by the law OF the 81 Nav rs,ac,
E prizes principal sum Of SEQ millions and sunoe
u ct p nilious, intended 10 facilitate the lqu,tapon
cover The exrcntcs Of discount.
- us fum q e2o uIi9rs nc ksTc -. Z. -. :. s.a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-15
July 4 lsss s,voRxs FOR TIE unYo,

81 FIREWORKS FOR THE MILLION.
Tbs undersigned having been soscted by MeasrH j. g.
doe he celebrated pyroecbnists OF Jersey City, mana
gers 81 Ae'r Wholesale dopoA In Few York would respect
S nys the attention Of dealers tueis unrvsled
comprising all the standard articles OF former years
S sdcons which make the productions Of 1859 unrvallec
variety sad unequADed 10 bril'iancy.
The sesaA Edge having desire V give 70 the public IRE
roory mace anc inferior goods should be sold under
came seected depots wholesalug where fu
and uniformity prices will be the rule Tho
public may assured that any other parties representing
e useves depos agents for the our
~orthy of credit tho fou wing ooprises
ALI ssS Ehere goods be urchased 1t wholesale
EXCEPT 81 the laboratory N Jersey City
u. ROBEKIS,
E3 Broadway, corner Of Maiden lane.
kERwIN ROBBINS,
157 Broadway,
Third door below Chambers street
ALFRED wOoDHAM
IN Broadway between Canal and Howard sreets
Or Of JOS g 4 I. EDGE
Laboratory North Point Jersey City.
+ ". HADrIsLD's
e. Ftrst premium
Brilliant and ooiored
FIREWORKS
No. Is Division street
Dealers supplied with the naDufa srers works nj
the lowest prices also ,scrscsery edoe3 pa
pisio fs &C. No 10 Division street near Chatham
square, N. Y.
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" : Presadeus BOARD Or sdue.s,os

(yTRCuLAR.- CFrICE OF TEE TRUSTEES or CnRDy
" tori ard stockholders OF the ohio Nsss mi asS
oac NcrnPAny tsts~rn division bTe~ York 70 iaoS
erJte frosses nAnei In the OF DE rss
1876 70 vhich yenr signature purv ~
horiy gwen IN the article hereby REQUIRE he surrr1s,
and delivery toen the dsy OF IvV pert
tne SHARES or Stock the bonds, c,Ss aaroe<
De plsctd 10 the trust 10 CONFORMITY with the Ia
$50 agreement ihe hruskes All prepared receive ne
s1cx bonur, coupons 6vienoes VI osais suOr
dered cs hd after the rs dsy OF June 0ce %
wall stree New YORK, beween the hours % II AND
Nj and 70 - the oares emitted thereto the ~
paid Tor one bali Of the three The Hrs a
eopdr 70 deliver 70 the second boahodes
suruon bones TOR such second mortgage bonds
excars ed and to give trust pases snrI
amounts as they shall seversy be ensd under tho sg;ee
ment For the Convenience of stocknoIders -
Of stock ecrasr OF the Oaio .Od
Misssspp Railroad Conpsry at Cincnusu trans erred cs
the rowrr Of attached thereto the truseee ans
receiving advice thereof certificates tee cor cent a
the amount III oa at transmitted n the ssi sscyess
Tor dsiver 70 the reypec'ige koct b,de, WOO
become entitled to AZ additional certificate too per cent az
concuons named 10 the seventh srtce viii fansbed wa
sncA certce'es ste lbe perf,r OF sucn
cinons. ED~IN BARRETT, Charm an OF fru ases
01v1pEkD-NEw YORK, JUNE 49, le59-TBw BsARU
OF directors OF the hsst River InsursL Company
this day declared semi annual dividend per ce
payable July protm THOS. fALAEh, Secretary,
NoYlCs 10 BospHol pEss.-eoUPONs FOR INTr.
residue On honda OF the city MarysviIe OAf,rnta
Juy o9 VIII ne paid on and ST that on
n the an eIicsn Exchange Bank New York
DbJkkh. bEuN sG1e 90, Mar eviIe California
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correspondent ia Albany, under date OF 18th inst.
writes oows,YoU may that the crops this year
will suffer considerably The wesher is nothing but sc-
cession Of trosts The ground along the New York Cen
tta ana Erie Railroads il strewn with taen leaves
though u were autumn. Tho farmers With whom con-
versed on the subject much alarmed
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-21

them, including doubt not MY competitor.
The sentiments avowed BY. Mr.. Bolts in his
Powhatan speech on slavery, we're then
known to my competitor, and those who
sustained Mr.. Bolts, as an elector.
In lS47 large meeting was held in the
county Of Botetourt, which declared for a
division OF the State, unless improvements
were given to the West & an immense ma
jority Of the leaders who constituted that
meeting ard WIG are now living, belong to
the Opposition party, and will vote for nv
competitor. Tie Greenbrier meeting in
1851, was for division of the State, in a
certain contingency, and large majority
Of those constituting that meeting, will vote
for him also; It is vastly agreeable to my
competitor to receive the support Of these
gentlemen, but it is horrible for any man to
vote for me, because at one time I entertain
ed opinions in common With them Oh this
question
It is fact well known in this community
that when PAXTON and DoRMAN, our dele
gates in the General Assembly. were assail-
ed for their votes in favor Of Conoay's Reso-
,l'ioiss, in 40. that I defended them warm
u and applauded their course, in public
speeches to the people, at some half dozen
places in the county. 81.
I have but few words TO add on this sub
ject. SHOULD it be the pleasure of the peo-
PIE 20 elevate me to the Office of Governor,
| will endeavor in my administration to car
ry out the -honored State Rights, prin-
ciples Of; Virginia. If at any time during
ny. administration, the Federal Government
shall attempt to interfere with the rights
and institutions Of Virginia-ifit shall at
apy time interfere with, slavery, or the fights
Of shareholders 10 our State, will be prepa-
red, with the aid Of the people, to resist any
efforts on the part of the federal govern
ment, to coerce US into submission. I will
resist sry aittenpt Of federal troops to cross
our line, to execute such unjust, Ubiquitous
and unconstitutional laws either IN Virgil
MIA or any other sot.therh State.
As to the personal charges which have
been made against me, ky Inscriptions
partizans, pass them by as utterly tlnwor,
thy Of notice, | am content to leave nv
character for integrity and honesty, in the
keeping Of tEose who have known me from
my birth, assured that they, without dis.
tinction of party, will PROMPTLY step forward
and vlndlcate me against volunteer SANDER
ers and hired calumniatcrs. ,.
Il. j. LETCHER.
May 10Th, 1859.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-21
iThe Uinditatof
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STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
SATURDAY, MAY Fl, 1869.
AEenta.

S. NJ. PETING iLI4Ss CO., No. 10 State
Street. Boston. and No. 119 Nassau Street, New
York, authorized agents for the s'Y1SDIcAroR'
and will contract for Advertisements at our lowest
rates.
THOs. j. BAGBY,- is an authorized agent in
the City Of Richmond for the sVISp1cAToR." He
will contract for tisements at lowest rates
JOHN NJ. REXRODE1, Of Highland is our
authorized agent for that county, to receive sub
scriptions to tie Vndicator and collect claims due
this office. s*.
Wa All the Accounts of the ssVindicator'' are
n.the hands Of W. NJ. GUY, for Collecting, who IS
uthorized to procure subscribers.
TO ADVERTISERS The yindicator has a
large and increasing circulation in this and the ad
dining counties, and is valuable medium for ad-
vcrtisers. Circuatfag a1hong business rsen it af-
ords greatindrcenael.s 10 those VINO will use its
columns.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-21
Thursday MAJ
EASTWOOD FOR SALE.

I OFFER. for sale that very beautiful and desira-
a bic property, known as the site of Eastwood
School," Situated in the suburbs of Staunton.
and consisting ola large commodious aud handsome
Dwelling. School house, Kitchen Ice house and all
other necessary out houses, with fine yard and
garden, beautifully imp; owed and seven or eight
acres in pasture lots. As the site of Boarding
School, il as peculiar ad antages, and as the res
sdence Of private gentleman, especially if he has
children to educate, it is one of the attractive
places in tho Y alley ssse..,
TERMS accoInm odaeing. Il,
also offer fsn. sale a tarnr of 251 Acres, ~
miles from Stanton, containing nearly 100 acres
OF heavily *timbered Wood Land from which at
least 1000 cords can be sold, t(three loads day,)
leaving still enough for fuel and fencing The re st
OF the lard ssvery inpreyable, sufficiently watered
and most efi: welhset In grass. Price S2Oper acre.
Possession of either place given any time after
1st July. e. ., ,fa*
Nav Il, lS59.-sf PIKE POWERS.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-21
Leteher'S Address.

We will not apologize to our correspond
ents for the necessary exclusion OF several
importsnt and interesting communications,
to make room for this admirable and all
convincing paper.
Most especially d. We call attention to
that section headed slavery Question"
which We entreat all who hold John Let:h-
er guilty on tina score, to read with care
fitness due to the illustrious criminal. =
And again would we ask of the old soldiers
to do their future Govelnor the justice to
give only thirty minutes to the mastery de-
fence # the much talked of Pension vote
The editor Of the Richmond Wing ezults in
the length Of Mr.. LetcEer's address, and
rests qaiet over its publication, for he says
'no one will read IT, thus most honestly
granting that all must be convinced who will
take the trouble to read. We again bcs
that no one may be deferred from careful
perusal Of this ,Aast 5hanceo Of ffr. Letch-
er. on accojtnt Of its unavoidable length.
The Great Struggle on the Continent.
Austria has now in good earnest set for
ward to crush the little State IF Sardinia,
which she woall doabt1ess Coon grind under
her heel, bit for the intcrposition of the en-
perez Of the French, who in a recent mani-
festo has declared his determination to sup
port Sardinia with the countless legons I'M
der his control, with himself as their cap
tain. IL fate Of all italy is now in the bal
ance. The fostering chains which Austria
has bound around that classic 1ahd, lnust
either sinh, deeser ihto her yitals or forever
be cast of. The Emperor Napoleon, in
one Of the most dignifed but stern and de-
clded papers we ever remember to have read
declares that ''m oGcration has hitherto been
the rule Of his conduct, but now, epe-e1
becomes his first duty" Tie says: "Trarce
must now to arms, and resclUtely tell Eu-
rope | wish not for conquest, bat am de-
termined firmly to maintain my national and
traditional policy. 7 observe tYopties. o.
condition that :hey are not violated agains t
me- I boldly avow my sympaslsies with
people whose history is mingled with our
own, and whe now groan under foreign OPP
preston. ! Z x The objeet,
then, Of this var is to restore Italy to her
self-not to impose upon her a change of
masters and We shall then have upon our
frontiers # iendly people, who will owe to
us their independence
These are the sentiments which become
The kinsman Of the first great Napoleon -
Italy forever.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-21
A Word to the TOIerS Of Augusta.

Before the setting of the sun on Thurs
day next, one Of the most important can
vases which it has ever been tie high pre-
rogative Of the people of Virginia to decide
will have been closed at the polls We
would therefore earnestly invoke the gal
liant Democracy Of Augusta to Stand true to
their ancient and long cherished principles
and to their noble standard bearer. Vir-
ginia now, as she has always done, stands
in proud and responsible position before
The country, and the result of her State cleo
ton is looked forward to with the most anx-
ious Suspense by patriots in all sections of
the country On the success Of the Democ-
racy the only hope Of the South and of the
Union depends. If the Democracy are de-
feated, where can VIC lock for protection for
the honor and interests Of the South? On
what power can we rely for the preservation
Of the Union. Can the handful Of Oppos:-
tionists at the So1tE. protect our rights and
save the Union WI the arrogant and ag-
gressive Black Republican Opposition at
the North do SO? It $ useless, people Of
Virginia, to.deny the patpable fact shaE. 4a
must in 1860 accept Democratic or Black
Republican President, and is there patri-
OF who will hesitate in his choice? Then
let the Democracy, With one accord, 90 to
tie polls on Thursday next, and eschewing
apd repudiating all kinds Of extraneous in
fuences, cast their votes for John Leteher
"A long pull, a strong pull and a pull al
together" and a glorious and triumphant
victory viii most assuredly crown our pa
triotic efforts. Let tie Democracy renem-
Der that the effects Of this election are nos
confined to the State s goes Virginia 50
goes The Union" Let Virginia, remem-
bering that the country has its eye upon
her, do her duty. There is one thing which
we would especially warn Democrats against
and that is the system Of swapping votes,
which we hear prevails to some little ex-
tent in all parts Of the district. None can
desire the election Of Mr.. Skinner moro than
we do, and many good Democrats may as
ardently desire the success Of M. Harris,
but we are unwilling to secure the election
Of our choice for Congress at the expense of
our choice for,Governor, and we are sure ev-
cry sensible Democrat who Wit think Of the.
matter will come to the same conclusion. =
Let not Democrats lull vigilance to sleep
with the idea thai the success of Letcher is
certain. We believe it is, but we would
make assurance double sure.
n conclusion, we would again entreatou our
friends to come Up to the polls, and vote
early, and not only vote yourselves, but
work to get out the whole Of Letcher's
strength.
EB Remember that on Thursday next
every Democrat is expected to be at bis post.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-21
Red Land District-Special Notice.

We have visited three outsides of the a.
bove territory, and with the exception ofsix
benightcd gentlemen, whose names we are
not authorized to call, the entire yeomanry
are fervens and enthusiastic for the election
Of Shelton Z. Leake. We by no means,
wish to mislead our readers, and so will not
assert that out Of all the outsiders there are,
only half-dozen Powell men, but We dc
most earnestly enrtreat them to be persuaded
that out Of all with whom We t;ak<d,. that
that ''truly awful number comprehended
every Individual Who lad tie hardihood to
confess his hetcrodoxy. Removed, as they
are, from all the petty personal troubles
which distract the voters Of the surrounding
counties, they arc entitled to SOME respect
for their opinions, II the formation and ex.
preston ct which, they are of course re-
gafdless Of everything but the good of the
Commonwealth, and in furthetanco Of that
great object, have, almost 70 man.. and
With an Interest altogetEer Unusual under
like circumstances, called aloud for the re-
turn Of Shelton r. Leake to that seat in
Congress from which lie shotld never have
been excluded and one gentleman of great
sagacity and taste in these matters, even
goes 50 far as to propose thas Mr.. tcake
shall. from tie day of his election, be sup
posed, like Charles the II, to have never
ceased to reign. With thousand wishes
for the success Of Mr.. Leake, we reluctantly
quit his cause, and degote ourselves to one
"mightier even then he"
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-21
Commissioners Sale.

RY virtue of a decree OF fhe Circuit Court Of
I'D Highland County, rendered at IS last May
term, in the cases of A. Stephenson and F. IL. Hull,
Cdmrs., VS.. Abraham Waybright and of Joseph
A. Beath and others. VS.. sSme. Z will proceed
70 sell at public, auction to tie his hest bidder, or
7hnrsdoy the 22rd day II June, neet on the premi-
ses, a tract ot4nd In said County, situated the'
Staunton and Parkersburg road about quarter Of
a mile west of Monterey, the County seat of the
County, and IS thesame conveyed to said Way
trightby George Mckinney and Wife. Said tract
contains about I2f Acres, considerable por-
ton ofwhich is improved. s.....r !
TERMs-A credit of six, twelve, eighteen and
twenty four months will be given; the purchase
giving bonds with good personal security and the
title petsined as ultimate security. r i" TIL
~ JOHN W. MYERS, Com'r.
LGaN 81 lS59-4t
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-21
The Conversational Canvass.

We cannot let this issue Of cur paper PC
out without addressing a few WORDS Of en-
couragement and ezortation to the friends
Of Mr.. Skinner throughout the county. To
the Democrats it is useless to say anything
in favor Of their candidate for Congress. -
They know his worth, and we feel assured
they Will TO . nan take pleasure in giving
him their hearty and united support. TO
the Opposition we have only to say that we
have placed before you a. man every way
worthy Of your support, one q WON none
can deny the Qualities Of talented and ell
oquent speaker, heightened gentleman
and an honorable map-;one who, although
he has always beer firm, decided and I'M
vavering Democrat yet las uniformly treat
ed yourselves, your party and 5o@r public
speakers With that courtesy and respect due
from one gentleman to another Such is
character of the man. and it is for you to
say whether YOU viz support him or not.
The time for talking and writing in the
present canvass has almost past, and the
hour for work is at hand. Let the friends
Of Mr.. Skinner only do their whole duty,
and the victory is is assuredly ours
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-21
Last Appointment.

JAMES Il. SKINNER, Esq, the Democrat
ic Candidate for Congress will address the
people Of this county, at the Courthouse,
on Monday next, the g3rd Let there be
full turn out.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-21
$50 REwARDs

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, on the night of
IL the 18th inst, a'NEGRO MAN named BUCK.
He is bright mulatto, of about % years of age.
and feet or inches in height-ouick spoken
and stammers badly at all times, but when confused
gerry badly. Lie is from near Warrenton, a ID may
be aiming to get back. The above reward will he
given if he is taken out of the State and ten dollars
to any one who takes and secures him within ths
State so that get him again. b. T. BAGBY.
Stanton, May 81, 1852
M ANTED lO, goo lbs Wool for which we will ,
w pay IN Cash or Merchandise the highest. Mar
ket prices. TAYLOR HOGE & CO.
May n, 1s59-Spect. Copy.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-21
r Good News fer Ei,tter Makerts

WE lave Just receivet sample of the ceebta
w ted Hyder Thermal Churn, to which has beer
awarded the highest premium, &C ii different A girl
cultural Fairs
gut fail in any season. and of superior Qua lity in
Irom % lO minutes, not only frent cream and
sweet unskimmed milk, but from scur milk and cla6
s q besides the yield Of butter being from ten to
iytesn PER cent greater inquantiy, andthe qnal'ty
peter .than'can be produced by any other Churn
SHOWN or used. We ,wiktake pleasure ih'showing
them to farmers and hotsekeepers
WooDS & G1LKESON.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-21

re The spacious Pavilion. erected ON an or
tirely acw plan, viii accommodate
Near ). GOO E'ersonss
So thFt each visitor can have fair view of the
STAGE AND RING PERFORMANCES
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-21

IlUUK out TOT the gFeht moral UTama, entltItu
DAYS OF 'ECs
HI - ~,
For partculars,see pretoria descriptive bills
Will perform st j
i,staHDtcn Thursday May 2e.h,
Performances afternoon and night.
Doors open at 2and clock. Z NJ
Admittance so cents. Children and Servants
half price.
GyREMEMBER ~ j.
The day apd da,c, so 90 not colfound any other
concern With this Mammoth Establishment
.."WAIT ron THE KAGONr'
at Washesboro' May 25, 1850
MAY II, 1859.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-21
EOze one DIV. ONExs

STAND DOWN THE HALF
~ . l. MAKE ROOM FOR THE = Z
LONGEgT TRAIN or ARABIAN HORSES
EVER DRIVEN IN AMERICA!
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-21

.,-.a. ."- THEATRE !
The only estGblish ment of the kidd in the world
Over 1870 men and horses are employed with this
mammoth concern.
SIX IAEDY PERFORMERS
AND =
FIVE. CLOWNS.