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TIE MEMORY OF WASHINGTON.

\ valued friend in the Great West, sends us
the following handsome tribute from the pen
Of an accomplished young lady Of thirteen years
Of age:
The Ladies' Mount Vernon Association has
been stigmatizcd in some Of our papers as
Southern movement We owe it TO the earnest
and patriotic leaders in the Association to state
again and again that this is the movement vi
the children of the Union. in whose hearts still
beats, lasting with their life blood, the love Of
the Father of their Country. 1t is movement
to buy that tomb which the nation has rejected,
which his native State is not proud TO pur-
chase, and for the possession Of which the wo'
men of America are proud to labor.
Every loval heart. from North or South, East
or West, is free to reply to the call, to merge
party and sectional spirit and stand united in
ono cause. that Of redeeming the tomb of peo.
plc's leader from disgrace. 1t is the least we
can do for him who freed our country from
the opprcssor's chain, for him who sacrificed
case, quiet, all for his country. What did he
receive in return? Trcachery, distrust, neglect,
. vituperation.
And now, when scarcely half a century has
passed since he was among lis, when those
still live who have seen him, shall we refuse 10
pay this small tribute to his memory :: Then
Washington has labored in vain. lie has. in
deed, freed US from the rule Of a tyrant, but
we have become slaves to gold.
But it cannot be that hearts have grown thus
cold; it cannot be that the name OF that tr'ie
and noble spirit awakens no thrill IN OUT
breasts Deep in the heart Of the nation lies
the feeling of love and reverence for W aShihss
ton which cyery true American cherlshes
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BOOKS ON OUR TABLE.

TIE METHODIST; OR, INCIDENTS AND CHARAc-
TIERS FROM LIFE Is THE BALTIMORE CONFERENCE.
By Hiram Fletcher. vols. New York: Der
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Richmond by j. W. Randolph
VERNON GROVE; or, HEARTS As THEY AEr.--
A Novel. New York Rudd & Carleton. $40
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LETTERS FROM SrAlS AND OTHER CorNrRIEs.
Second series Of "Lctters Of Traveller" By
William Cullen Bryant. New York: ID. Ap-
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Richmond.
THE LOSING ASp TAKING OF MASsorL; OR,
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The article OH "Carlyle's Frederick III
Great is most excellent
The London Quarterly Review for January
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of William Shakespeare; Consular Service
Plus VIII and Gregory WI; Patents: Lods
! ino Food and Dress of Soldier Life and VII
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THE AUBURN, ALABAMA "sIGNAL.

In our paper Of to-day will be found the
rates of subscription and advertising Of that
valuable weekly paper "rhc Signal, published
at Auburn, Alabama. There is no paper in
the country at this time upon which greater
talents arc engaged, than are upon Tho Sig
nal" The Hon. Vim. F. Sanford, one of the
most nervous and polished writers of the coun'
try, is the editor and all that varied learning
extensive reading and sound logic can do to
make newspaper instructive and entertaining
will be found in The Signal
Advertisers desiring to reach the Alabama
and Georgia public will find "rhe Signal"
most excellent advertising medium. And Nor
thern advertisers will find their business better
remuncratcd by advertising in Southern jour
nails than in Northern papers whose politics
have raised an aversion to those papers which
cannot but attach to the advertisers.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YORK, March l9.-Thc steamer Wescr
from Cork. with dates to the 9TH inst, has ar-
rived. Her adviccs are warlikc. The CONT
mental journals and letters are quite bclliger-
cnt II is reported that Austria has made
counter proposals to Lord Cowlcy, and that
she is supported in the same by Prussia -
The Emperor of Austria is said to have become
detcrminedly warlkc. and much cmbittered
against France. The Vienna journals are also
particularly warlikc. Lord Cowlcy would
leave Vienna on the 9Th.
The Committee on Foreign Affairs in the
British Parliament declared by 4 majority OF
ten To- four, that they could not examine the
peace budget in the presence of warlike de-
monstrations on all sides, and that war budget
would be required. They thought it ridiculous
to consider the proposed figures. when the ex-
pcnscs already incurred greatly exceeded the
amounts charged They therefore resolved to
await explanations from government.
4 Marscics dispatch states that Russia has
10000 troops on the Pruth, and that she ha,
augmented her army in Georgia.
tTEST--Lord Lcnnox has been appointed
one rf the Lords of the Treasury, and Yiscount
Harding Under Secretary
The latest financial reports from England and
the Continent show an increased frmness IN
the funds.
The sales Of cotton for the week amount to
71. 600 bales, Of which spectators toc% 1000
and exporters 1900. All qualities have
advanced The Brokers circular says cotton
has advanced onceighth, while others say three
sixtcenths onc-quartcr. The former quotes
Orleans fair at II. Middlings II, Cplands fair
: S-l6ths, Middling 6I The stock in port
amounts to 1000 bales, including 100000
American.
BrcadstuffS are dull and nominal Fro
visions arc dull. Rice firm--Carolina l9ia2%.
Rosin dull and prices easier; common 4S I'd.
IS Spirits turpcntine firm at 4Ss. Consols
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DEICALION.

yuyHIs distinguished Race Horse will stand thea
i ensuing season, commencing on the 18th Iss.XN =
February and ending the 10Th of July, my/
stable Al Trotting Park, Richmond, 1t ~
season. and 81 10 the Groom TO be paid In all cases when
the mare served Should the not in foal she
can the horse the next gratis Mares will
be well forty per day. but there will be
wishes avoid the trouble Of collecting the he has
made them payable in advance; and this Is his nducemen,
for standing the horse 50 low.
peGcalon Is six years old this Spring. dark cnesnut,
without white except star in the forehead five feet
Inch and treseig,s ghfull-under tie Standard and is
Of the fines; proportions, and beautiful symmetry.
Ills backbone IL remarkable for its size and strength lie
Is believed 10 be taller than his sire Revenue and Is taller
than his sransre Trustee is more than two inches taller
than Imported Medley and those renowned English stall
lions, Trumpet-r and whalrbone; and is than five
inches taller than the famous fourine horse Jimcrack
Fanny Washington, Engineer. Planet &c, and Is out OF
"rhe Queen, by Imported prsm twnneE Of the Derby;
grand dam Drphne by whi.ker ,winner Of the Derby,
and own brother TO whaieboneE g. grand dam ,Jereed
dam My Lady by Comus, out OF the Colcnes dam, by
Mask. brother TO Sylvis Rcguus Lord Mortons Arabian,
Mixbury Mulso Bay Turk Bay Boston, Coneykins, Hut.
toms Grey Barb, Byerly Turk Bnsiler
The imported mare THE Queen, (Deucaions dam was
one 0! distinguished ever in the United
States at all distances fro 10 four mile heats She
wa. full sister to Monarch equally distinguished They
both bred ut the Royal stud ut Hampton Court "Tne
Quecn> grand dam My Lady, Mas the dam Of the dsn-
gu.h.d English horse and Stallion Jcreed and also the
dam of Imported Passenger My Lady's dam was also
dam Of the Colonel winner Of ST. Ledger. and one Of the
distinguished aud stations in England and her
the x oil tue
N.Y. This pedigree is remarkable o= its richness and
peciay for the Of its crosses and Is
one Of the ancient be found in the Stud book Of
England running back 10 the reign Of Charles l.
As TO his performances 1t is sufficient TO sa! tha he ran
six and them all excep: OF mile heats, Qhe
only lie a tha, distance in Siich nc Was
beaten by inferior horse In consequence OF being dcci
dcy ams In all his other which were OF Two and
three miles heats cont.nded with the finest horses OF his
day Including Engineer Shockoe Tar River, &c, &C. and
beat his competitors with such ease that ne never was put
TO his full sperd IN many instances dis,ancng majority Of
the field Finally in June >5i, while on his way to Long
Island fulfil his engagement in four mile s"eeistake
with Nicholas L. Sue Washington and others In passing
through New York city, he received an Injury which caused
his withdrawal from the turf For hi, performances in full
see handbis {. WAGNER.
r. S-peucaion will he exhibited Powhatsn, Chester.
field. Goochland and Hanover courts In the month Of
March next after which he will renan at his stand Us
stated above. Z. W.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-22

\; :. meeting c; ;lc D,ruocrat:c party of Chester
:c!i c,rn'y. held ~ the Conr; House. on Monday,
Ma-cn .i'h i-5?, that being cour,-dny. on motion
Of Mr ". v. Hancock. Mr James II. Cox was call
81 - the Chair and Abel .imes appointed Secretary.
TN motion ~ NJ. William Ambers. 4 committee
o ::r appointed hy 'hc chair 10 report business
;ur The meeting. The committee consisted Of the
following gentlemen: William Ambcr.. Alexander
I"i.>. Hobcr, B. Winfrcc. W. W. Hancock, and a.
T.. C",h.l. After retiring q short time, the connit
t,c returned and. through Nr. Anbcrs, reported the
following: preamble and resolutions. which were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas, TIC Democracy OF Chesterfield, in COM
mon viii, Ina; .; The STATE. the South aud OF the
Union, b,.:cving tina; 20 the success, OF our prine
pics We :rc indebted alike for tho benefits Of tho
past and hopes Of the future and believing that
any attempted departure from the established usage>
OF the Democratic party. can h'r b" productive of
dscor and Disqualification Te4Wcn: recurrence 70
fir; principles j, Dictated no; less by policy than
duty
Tina; we believe the Northern doctrine of rotation
in c!cc. merely for the sake o rotation, IL doctrine
only alien to soil, but detrimental to our best
interest. Tina, >.cC the origin Ot our Government,
20 reward The faithful. continue the efficient, and c!.
waite the mcritorou> has swavs been the settled pol.
icy Of the South That it is this policy which, in re-
wardg merit. benefits alike the giver and receiver
Tha. 20 this j, The South great eXtcn; indebted
for the prominence of her eta,csmcn IN the Federal
councils tor that fearless idclity with which they
discharge their triis upheld by consciousness that
generous constituency will s,,tain, and IN appreci
a,:ng people will reward th"m Therefore,
Isl. Resolved, Tha. while We Do no; favor ipcum-
honcy wi:hou: rcri; the doctrine Of rotation in OF.
fcr is . doctrine alien 10 people. and TO which,
~ Democrats, WE are utterly and uratcrably opposed
2i. Resolved. That in the Hon. John :. Caskie
recognize representative faithful, able and efficient
Who has al occasions been tri- 10 his District
~ Virginia and Democracy, and merits the pleU
.ii' Of well done. good aud faithful servant"
81. Resolved. Tia; in the nominations OF the Pc.
icr-Durg Convention have ;r7ie and tred STANDARD
bcircr,--mca vino. in their whole legislative
have been ia,hi!l to the yrople, and are worthy o
orr warnest support.
On motion. it was further ordered that these pro-
cccdingS pe signed by the Chairman ard Secretary,
and scu; 20 thy Richmond Enquirer for publication,
and tha, the Democratic papers of Richmond and
Petersburg be requested 10 copy. Thcrcupon the
injecting adjourned. LANES II. cox, Chm'n.
AErr AIFs Secretary
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nrxoc, ATTIC MEETING IN LuNENBuRe.

A:omc.;rs .! portion .; the Democratic parry
g, Lnrenbnrr. conveiIed q; the Court House on Mon
d,v Vim, i;;h instant, cour. jay) Captain Frederick
- wa cni..i 20 :ha Ga:r and Geo. c. jackson
Ihr obi,c: Of .he meeting was announced 70 b.
,lr nrpo!n.mcnc oi Democratic Elector for the
c,uny il: cn:crini'y 10 suggestion contained in the
ribl.,h.d proceedings @: the State Democratic Cen
:r.' I9nr.it,c":
Whclcupon, John OrSain, Es9., after - few per'i-
ncn, remarks, nominated r. c. Elder, E-q., for 'ha:
position: which nomination vas made UNANIMOUS oy
the meeting.
Mr. Elder being present accepted :he n9mina,ion,
and in speech Of some length zcaously and eloquent
" urged the claims Of Mr. Lefclier on hi. parry.
4, the conclusion OF Mr.. Elders remark-, u va
Resolved. Tina. the proceedings Il this niee.Is ng
published in the Democratic papers OF R!ehn'on' aiH
Petersburg.
The meeting :hen adjourned. ,r,rvp rb,,
Glc. Z. JAcKso". sec'y.
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THE LOTUS:
4 MONTHLY M-AGAZINE f.
EDITED by
,NNIr CHAMBERS KETCHUM.

,r,y sr.: number Of this enterprise beginning with
J,nu,ry l>i9, Il before the public. The publishers
s-,porne TO issue prospectus, fully contden: tha:
,., O. the work would commend II 70 the patronar,
- xhc love genuine literature. II i commenced under
favorable auspices: Its gifted Editor stands frs:
,sr younc poets Of the present, age OF English
- ,,,,sei by a corps Of brilliant contributors, both In
- rscn.:y and Europe. will furnish monthly choice
Il instructive entertainment, any periodical of the
.,l-.-y ag'rt-.
. lrcm all -,s whatever is worthy and acceptable,
-. :, III. enlightenment; and lberaliy q! the cnli:ht-
liberal for such encouragement, and support A. its
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,cnaaaaica;icns pertaining 20 the Literary Depart
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.i .,r loager time than paid foT booksellers and
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HUTTON & CLARK.
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NOMINATIONS FOR THE LEGISLATURE

ttter long struggle-the voting continuing
up to IL, p. NJ, the Democratic Convention,
at Stafford Courthouse, nominated Col. j. NJ.
Talliaierro for reelection to the Senate. The
following gentlemen were in nomination: j. VI.
Talliafrrro and VIM. +. French Of Stafford
BAIL Brawner. Wm Willis Thornton, B. +.
Harrison. and !. 3. Grayson. of Prince vii.
liam; DR.. II. II. Potts Of King George
On the first day, John Seldom was nomina.
tel by the Convention for reelection to the
House Of Delegates. from the counties of Stat.
ford and King George.
Col. John W. Lewis of Princess Anne. has
accepted the Portsmouth Democratic Convcn.
tons nomination for State Senator Arthur t.
Smith. j. W. BiddIe and iona. Hunter. were
the committee who informed him of his unan.
imous nomination.
On the Scventli ballot, Robert Alexander
was nominated Democratic candidate for the
House of Delegates. from Marshall county.
by Il county convention which assembled in
MOundSyillc
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HURRAH FOR LETCHER

The Charlottesville ,Jctfersonian contains
the following extract from letter received
from correspondent in Staunton:
depend upon it, Lctchcr will wind Mr..
Goggin and the Opposition Ikea ball of twne,
and will not leave a grcasc-Spot Of either at
the end Of the canvass. Mr.. Lctchcr came ont
decidedly and openly against the Presidents
tariff recommendations. Pacific Railroad poll
cy, &c. There are, learn, 90 Wings in this
place who will vote for Lctcher'
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THE ENQUIRER ADVERTISING SHEET.

The .Alabama Signal thus speaks of our
advertising Sheet
The Signal errS in saying "snJseriptioa
tvo doliars per- nIyrm.' The advertising
Sheet Is distributed without price but not
"without money" The Weekly Enquirer
(rcading matterl is two dollars per annum-
the Semi i-Weckly is five dollars per annum---
DAILY is seven dollars per annum. The "Ad
vcrti>ing Sheet Weekly free.
The Richmond Enquirer Its Advertising Sheet
Adrertising has become IN institution oi
this age: and this "Ad'crti>ng sheet Of the
Richmond Enquirer has become one Of the
institutions of the South
Here it is-incomporab'y the best medium
for advertising South Of Mason and Diyon's-
eight columns to a page-thrty inches long
prepaid monthly circulation twenty thousand
copies Advertisements inserted at the uni
form rate Of twenty-five cents q line for four
weekly insertions.
This sheet is scattered broadcast over Nir-
gnia--tnc South and Southwest. Advertise
ments received at any time.
Each advertiser receives 4 weekly copy, and
il is good readable paper As well as an advcr-
t;Sns one.
subscriptions two dollars per annun.
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Address, Richie, Dunnaynnt, TYLER & Wise,
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rpov uAsHIEGTON CITY.

WAsnrNGroS. March 2U:-Ihe question oi
=, eytr, session j, still undetermined. Should
il il be found impracticable to make arrange
mcnts b. which the mail service can be per,
formed by means Of certificates, and should
the question be decided by the 2Gth to call an
extra session, telegraphic dispatch can besent
to New Orleans, thence by the Tehuantepec
route, reaching San Francisco by the same
steamer from Acapulco, which carries up the
mails from New York tomorrow.
Senior Mata, Juarcz's Mexican Minister. LETT
Washington to-day for New Orleans en- route
to Vera Cruz.
Gen. Lane will return TO Oregon in the
steamer Of the 25th.
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qpprrcrup ARM0RY.

Thirty.sis workmen have been discharged
from the United States Armory at Springfield,
and the wages Of the 100 remaining at work
aro r.duced ). IL, and in few instances 30
nor cent By direction Of the War Depart
mcpt at Washington. the Armory at Spring
field, like that Of liarpers Ferry, is forbidden
to exceed the sum remaining Of the old appro.
priations. for the balance OF the present fiscal
wear. No other course remained for the De-
partment in the failure Of the appropriation
by the Congress just closed, but to contine the
expenditures for the remainder Of the fisca
year TO JulyJ to the balance Of the old appr'-
priation. Hartford Times.
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,.,,u, RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
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sy R1rcHrE, pUNNAvANT. TYLER 4 WISE.
TER MS:

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,,h, dollars II taken for shorter period than
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wa dollars for six months payable In advance. For the
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.sly In advance. When letters containing money are
m mall they must be registered, they will be a; the
- Advertisements inserted on N5era, terms
s"gcHsoSr ESQciRgR" ADVERTISING Snxkr is publish
~ Month the circulation Is twenty thousand eopies
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All due, this Office may be rem;ed per mall in
II ,ai available Bank notes, registered, at The RISK oil
- All Obituaries and Tributes Of Respect, exceeding
:. No.. are charged for As advertisements.
49,, from a distance must be accompanied WIN The
80, pas, or satisfactory references.
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VIRGINIA PosrorrrcEs.-To fill vacancies cre-
ated by resignation the following appointments
are made: George ". Janney postmaster at
Hamilton Loudoun county, vice Z. II. Janney.
Mrs nSH,, Wharton postmaster at wilderness, Spot
sylyania county, vice Leonard Wharton. Eras-
mus Hopkins postmaster at Pembroke, Giles
county. vice S. F.. Lybrook. John D. Howard
postmaster at Hatcreek, Campbell county, vice
Robert B. Smith. Peter J. Hammond, post
master Mt Catawba, Botetourt county, vice VIM.
W. Brand
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4l.l23,s04 q
LnGfEnits.

lHutUHNt
IL. An act to provide for the payment OF
the claims Of the State Of Maine Tor
expenses incurred by that State in
organizing regiment Of volunteers
for the Mexican war.
%. An act TO amend an act entitled An
act authorizing repayment for land
enormously sold by the United States
81. An act giving the assent Of Congress
to law of the Missouri Legislature
for the application Of the reserved .
ner cent land fund Of that State.
30. An act to carry into effect the conven.
ton between the United States and
China. concluded on the sth Noyem-
Der. 1853, at Shanghae.
So. Sundry civil-interest on moneys adj
vanced by Gov. Douglas.
Sc. Army-2d section-re-paymcnt to the
State of Texas for moneys advanced
in calling out troops By Gen. Persifer
+. Smith in 1854
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-22
Congressional Convention Called in this Consres-
sioual District

At Democratic meeting. held at IIenrico
Court House, on Saturday afternoon last it was
resolved to postpone the nomination Of 4 candi-
date for the House of Delegates until April
Court The meeting also unanimously deter
mined that it was proper that Convention be
assembled to nominate L candidate for Congress
in this District, and the lith of April and the
city of Richmond were recommended as the
time and place for said Convention 1t remains
for the other counties and the city Of Rich
mond TO endorse this proposition
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-22
For the Enquire

ID. c. Deiarncttc, the Democratic candidate
for Congress in this district, in opposition to
Hon. j. S. Caskic, will address the citizens OF
Richmond, at the African Church, next Satur-
day night, 10Th inst, and will be pleased to
meet Mr. CaSkie.
lie will also speak at Goochland Court
House. on the third Monday in March.
~" We are authorised to say that Mr.. Tho
mas. Democratic candidate for Congress, will
meet Mr. DeJarnette at the African Church, on
Saturday night, 10th instant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-22
COUNTERFEIT MONEY.

Counterfeit IS notes on the Central Bank ot
Frederick, Maryland, arc in circulation. A
man named Hogan has been arrested at Pitts
burg having in his possession 1887 in coun'
terfeit notes, including 1915 in IS on the York
County (Pa) Bank, and $3.50 in los on the
Northwestern Branch Bank at Jeffcrsonville,
Virginia