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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01
"WHo is SOLOMON l.. HULL"

Hear The Buffalo Express of November %:
"NEw-YoRK CRY ELKcIIoS.-The Charter cleo
ton Of the City OF Newiork takes place next Tues
day. The Iammany Democrats have nominated Mr..
Havemeyer for Mayor. The Mozart Democrats have
put their standard in the hands of Fernando and the
Republicans have selected an excellent ticket with
Mr.. Ordyke for Mayor, and Solomon L. Hull, esq,
for CORPORATION Attorney. This ticket ought TO sue
coed Mr. Hull the nominee for Corporation Attorney,
il will be remembered was formerly resident OF this
city, He studied the law profession in this city, and
was admitted to the bar IN 1851. He continued the
practice Of law here with good success until 1884,
when be removed to the City Of New-fork. While
here. he was consistent, energetic, and thorough
Wing and az token Of the esteem in which he was
held by the people OF his ward, he was elected the
last wear of his stay in this city TO represent It in the
Boaid of Supervisors. Through those peculiar quah-
ties of head and heart which gave him success here,
we notice that his career has been upward and onward
in the city of his present residence As an energetic,
per.eyerng consistent Republican he is deserving OF
the support Of biz party. His nomination for this Inn
portant trust NAV DO regarded evidence OF the con-
hdepce of his fellow-citizens OF New-ioTk. IN bis
QUALIFICATIONS as lawyer, and his integrity and ability
"a a
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Personal.

We yesterday saw letter from the physician OF
the Utica Asylum, of tie date of Nov. p, IN which Il
wac stated that Gerrit Smith was greatly improved
and Is now quite himself" Permission hss been
accorded 70 Mr.. Smiths nephew, the Hon. John Coch
rane of this city, TO either visit his uncle in person o.
correspond with him by letter. The news OF the
rapidly returning mental health OF Gerrit sriih VIII
be welcome to many thousands.
Lydia Maria Child is to write the HE OF John
Brown. on behalf of his family. No better choice
could be made and Is 70 be hoped that the announce
men will prevent the publication of other biographies
by incompetent persons. Mrs. Child, we Understand,
is already in possession of all the facts and incidents oil
John Browns earlier history, which she has only TO
complete by the story of his laer career down to to-
morrow. The book, no one can doubt, viii be quite
worthy of its subject and the eTent that vii have
called il forth
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AcADEmY or Music.
TIE HrGuRNnrs-


A great AUDITORY was pres nj last evening ca the
reprossnis'ios Of this OPERA, which is quite rarity.
Al tire unequsled intensity ard largess Of the ssas-
tons. end TIE exeebnee OF The musie considered,
ought TO Be heard frequently. Being mghl, compss-
lie produe,ion, requiring rehearsal on rchesr is czs-
no, safely be haieio the sssse ihs De done sloac
Dg uncertainties ar were evidenced last night are IN
svoidable The compenss;ios for rarse were the bril-
han, performance OF Mad. Colson throughout Po THE
nay be added the immense duet between S'ise& and
Mad. GaEzsniga, whicS brvugts out hurricane Of
applause. The new tensr Stgelh here particut'srty
distinguished himself. taking the extra high noses
with sn accuracy and scsorfy tixt astonished Tho
house.
Tonight Miss Patti viii sFpesrin her second char
a,tfr, La soaaom5sla. On Frlcay nirht the HsgSc'
nots viii be repeated; and Saturday morpin; usts
nee, Mad. Path will perform IN opera. Persons
buying reserved seat for The Hugueuots get gratai-
Gus ticket for the Matinee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01
THE JOHN BROWN FUND.

According to promise, the photographs of John
Brown, with Photographic autographs attached, are
THE day being deliverdi city subscribers at TIE
TRIBUNE Office and country subscribers by mail.
The pictures are being delivered according 10 the
programme: Earliest Subscribers served frrt.' The
photographs en- hand are only sufficient to supply
orders entered to the 10th Of November But during
tie week to come, cay the 18th Of December, the
artist VIII, without doubt, have caught up with the
orders, after which the daily supply will equal the
demand. This explanation hope viii be satisfactory
TO the friends who have 20 kindly responded TO the
appeal in behalf of the family Of John Brown.
In answer to inquiries, let me say The sze Of the
feuye in the picture is g inches high. The picture s
mounted in the ordinary way, on Bristol board These
photographs in quality and style such pictures as
Photographic artists in NewYork, charge from - to
s. for first impressions, and 81 each for duplicates
TIE plan have adopted for sending them by mail In
sures their safe carriage. They will be al prepaid
think il woald be well for those wso remit money
BY the mail to Register their letters better plan still
is for number of friends in any locality 10 club to-
eeiher and send the amount b. draf, check 70 my
order. 1t is sufficient to address me at New-fork.
The fund to-day has reached $500.
Nsr- York, Dec. /, 1854 THADDEUs HYATT.
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Mr.. WALcOI's BEsEyIT,-Tbese was a crowded
house last night at Wslaeks to compliments and bsps6e
Mr. Charles Waicot. " The CiaLdestne Ms<riage,"
famous old comedy fun Of stately and courteous ssn-
guage and lofty dignity Of birth and weaish which
marked ts era, produced with strong east. Tho
piece, in The hands Of artists OF Lesser worth, would
have been rather dull but waleo,, Leses Brougbas.
Mrs. Vernon and Mrs. Hosy, were glfhsisntly imbusd
with the spirit Of the hour 70 infse s into this rsas
of the passand deeply interest and please the sudisee-
The ssser parts fairiy done the whole per-
Torrance Was very good Mr., Wsbo,s " Lord Oge-
by was a gem, and adds Dss part 70 his varied
role. Mr. Broughsm. q Frer>A servant, Wis p4r'l-
culssly pleasing. M wscot ysss called out of course,
and spoke, Of course; everybody must DC Il now-z
dayg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

DINNER or THE ST. AsDREws SocIErY.-The sn-
nual dinner Of this Scottish American Benevolent So
Getty came off last night at the Sc. NchoIss Hotel
There was select, but not very large company pres
emit who proiracedy enjoyed the edibes laid before
them. The dinner was dne, and the musc,. always
snd emphaticaly, excepting the bagPpes, rather en-
ioyable Anniversary dinners alike in the general
ieaturep and the reports which given zen yesrs
AGO NAV generally serve for the season want
ing merely change Of duties and names. Yet, bhe~e
annual gatherings very easant, and serve tho sx-
celIent purpose of renewing and strengthening tho
social ties which ought to unite all nations and peoples
IN on, broth, rhood On this occasion there come 10
at down with ST. Apdrew, his friends -. George
raining from his conflict with the dragon;
81 Patrick. a brother in kindred tongue;
st. Dennis Haunting his golden liesi 81. Hiehoias to
whom all good children and honest Dutehnsn give
sincere homage and 81. Jonathan, calculating the
value of WOODEN nutmegs. And here they ho6nob snd
cay pleasant things to each other and gratefully re-
member their dear old homes, aad some Of them
get elated. and some Of them almost fon, snd
rome Of them lachrymose, and. ali vory salts
fed and very happy. Such tho case lasa
night they toasted the day, the old country, the
pew country, the Qnesn, the President, the c'y
other societies, Scotch schools the bonnie lsies aud
themselyes Among the Presidents SCI at table, were
Adam Nor'ie or st. Andrew Or. Bsalss Of the 81.
George, Richard OGorman Of the ST. Pa rick, Gu ian
G.. Verplsnek Of the g. Nicholas, Wa. N. Evars OF
the Nsw-England, VIM Jellinghans Of tho German,
Mr.. Archibald, British Copsu and oshsrs leas noted
The President the FIRST speaker and In his renarka
congratulated the company upon the prosperous copc.
ton Of the Society. Songs by Mr. imgson and others
and musc followed; and speeches BY Mr.. Archibald.
the Consul, Or. Beae, Mr.. 0Gorman, Mr.. EYaHss
and Mr.. Jeinghaus. The festivities were furshsr
prolonged by volunteer speeches, songs, and tosfs.
and about midnight the Sons Of ~. Andrew wsaisS
msrrily homeward-
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st their IRONS, No. 81 Avenue D. to make nomination
10 fil tie vacancy occasicnsd by John Keyser. the
h-s, 49,, -. declining. Aher considerable debate,
TIE CONVENTION unsnimous:S 1.'''NI - -,
LuRsr Tho aoosp'eC. TIE Convent Y ''su
TO Friday evening when there ~iiI be OD u'N'V'''
stEs,ion At Oak Hall, in Sixth street.
FiRsT WARD REPuBLIoAS SCHOOL NosIsArFosss
AT a meeting Of the Republicans Of the FIRST Ward,
the following school officers unanimously noni-
nsted:
For Sciooi COMMUNICATIONS G. Elliot.
Fir lgsFse'or-Edwsrd C. Cowles.
Tor TTus,@s-Pster Fritz, Arthur Bcyre.
Observation-Disclosures Gilbert, John Hsnloc.
FisaL REoisTs1rIcS.-The following 6gurcs show
tie additional added 70 the poll list during Tues
day snd Wednesday telegrapbed tss, evening from
The different Wards to the Police Headquarters:
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
ORGANIZATION of the House.
MEETINC or the PENNSYLVANIA OPFU
DELEGATION.
speci.l Dispatch 70 The n. Y. Tribune.


DELEGATION.
Special Dispatch 10 The ~ Y. Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Nov 80, 1859
Nearly the whole Opposition delegation for Penn
eylyania met at the ST. Lawrence Hotel this even
ing. the exclusive object being for consultation as
10 the best and most practicable mode Of organic
ing the House Mr.. j. Ii. Campbell Of Schuylkill
was in the chair After a general comparison of
views. Thaddeus Stevens offered a resolution pro-
posing on invitation to all opponents of the Admin
istrston to meet in general conference on Saturday
evening, for tine purpose of consulting as to the
organization of the House. This was adopted
unanimously and Committee wac appointed to
procure signatures from various interests to the
call, which was signed by every member present.
The whole proceeding was recOmmendatory' and
intended to harnonize the acton Of the entire OPP
position, and to include every interest which would
seeept broad invitation. No other business was
transacted, and no movement made with reference
to candidates for office, the general sentiment being
observation-disclosures wercsubOrdinatet 10 thegreaer object
Reorganization. Cameron is IN the city, but did
not attend the meeting, the call being confined to
msmbers Of the House and no others.
There is large number Ofmembers from different
seetnas here, who so to Washington tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

We miss among the names of the signers Of the
Havemeyer call, the hoBored names Of Oliver
Chnriick, Richard 7. Compton, and Gershom
Cohen. Such devoted and confidential friends of
Mr. Hayemeyer ought not to have been backward
in coming forward on such an occasion. Perhaps,
however, they will be among the speakers at the
meeting. Or is it deemed more prudeat to keep
them in temporary Obscurity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

We ask all XIXth Ward opponents Of Municipal
corruption TO pork az well as vote for GEORGE j.
GREGORY for Alderman. He is a citizen Of un-
blemished reputation, successful business man,
for twenty years a resident Of the Ward, aad
beloved by all who know him. The'c is yet hope
that Tammany la will DO shamed out of the sup
port of Terence Farley, and obliged To put up a
candidate Of its own. In that case, the election of
Gregory will be certain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01
From Washington.

NAsHINGToS, Wednesday, Nov. SO, ihJ9.
Their, are now about 30 members of Congress- in
Washington. The caucuses of the respective parties
viii be held on Saturday night.
Judge Douglas and wife design leaving this city on
The 18th Of December for Florida recommendation
of their physicians.
Secrstary Floyd says his health is restored.
From rreseni Indications il is probable thai the
uress viii be supplied with copies of the Presidents
message and accompanying documents as heretofore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

Even Democratic merchants refused to sign, be-
cause they bad resolved to 20 for opdyke. The dry
goods men know Mr. 0pdyke too well, aad under
stand too well the relative positions Of the three
candidates to waste their strength on man who
cannot be elected. When the day comes, they
wall not only vote for opdyke, but there are those
among them who VIII work for bin as he deserves
TO be worked for.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

o
The stock port estimated 44OO bales, Of which
20, so veie Ant TicaE
favorable The market was firm st extreme prices.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFS MARKET.-The Liverpool
Breso,t' A. mortet was 6rm, but quiet -.o.,
Richardson Spence Co. report Flour quiet but hr at 25l
a2S Dbl Wheat nm and 2dSd higher cary IN tae "ees
but feely offered slight dcclnei Yellow SlaSai White,
Lssnd Athya Co. report Wheat Id higher aud Corn Cd
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MAREET ,--Messrs. Bigland,
& bss Ss and a e poorer G cus h
PoA du and nOnna anehanged Bacon quiet Lard steady
LvLRFooL PRoDUcE MARKET.-The Brokers' Cir
cua reports Iot Ashes quiet q 26 Pearls quiet 2799
ia DnmD S1 uns5 CH, ss IN aoed de-
and 3. So II Ga &94 Fish Oils unchanged Olive Oil IL
1d In r. active az 81 sSss Ro.i5 l. sesdS y 45
for spirits rurpenine heavy and offered at 1915
qusy. lea dull aud Blacks slightly lower
LoNDos MARkETs.-Barings Circular reports
Wheat advanced lia2l White 20 d5oli Red a5l 9as
is Iron steady at So a523 6rn and Cd 0l higher
SgEs SG1s4q @ SrEI S.ryp
a3 LISEED On 49, the spot and S6 for future dey'
cry LsEED CAKES IN good deuand Newt ort Soi boston
LosDoS MoSEY MARRET.-Consos closed on FRIDAY
at 9tdSi, for money and account 1000.
There was no change to in the Money Market. -
Baings Circular quotes Bar Silver AS DosrS 5lt Ia
HAyBE MARKYT for the week ending Nov. 10
Co1ToSssles Of the week 1000 bales stock 2e1 e9es
orleans ordaoy l'fi do. Bas il2f BRsADsrUEFs dull
ard tending downward AsHEs steady COFFEE trm on
quiet kIcE steady SuGAR heavy LARD dun and noi.Inl
NHALEBoSE unchanged.
LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. l9-p. m.-The CoTToS make
| unchanged; GALES to-day, 60f0 bales
BKEADsIVEFs dull but firm
Provisions dull o-.or. =
LoSDoE. Nov. l9--p. m-CoSsoLs, 96a95s Tor
money and 96996i for account
AMERICAN SEcURITEs.-Baring Brothers report
more business United Stses Fiyes at etGg; u s. skies
Bonds Of 1850 Pennsylvania tyes So do Bonds o. i 20
Massachuset Elves 63 Maryland FiVes Bonds ss illinois
Central Shares 45ds3 discounts Central seven.
s3as5; Fenusyyania Genital Sizes Fist Mortgage, ssaD
Panama Railroad Bonas, 9Sdlo0
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Co,,;s;ou-.Fiye Wen Lost.

PoRr SARsIA, @. W, Wednesday, Nov. 80 ISIV;
The propeller Milwaukee and the schooner j. n.
TIFFANY 90, in collision at midnight Monday, in the
Straits OF Mackinac. Both of them sunk in sixteen
fatboms. AL hsnds of the Milwaukee took to their
boats and were picked up by the propeller Free state
which also saved all of the crew OF the schooner eA
cepting the cook and four sAilors.
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E0r Washington.

BOsTON, "Wednesday, Nov. 80, InlF'
N.ssrs Wilson and simmer of this State audWash.
barn. More and French of Maine, {. c. Washbqrn
Of Wisconsin and Owen Lovejoy OF Illinois lett thus
city to-day for Washington -,
ihe r. VI. steamship Canada sailed at noon WITH
vsx passengers for Liverpool and six for Halifax
bun without specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

The Baltimore Patriot, OF Nov. n, SAYS We
learn tha, tie LecomPontes have signifsd Their
disposition tc mite with the other branches of the
OPPOSITION in support Of Mr.. Sherman OF Chic for
sneaker on condition tbs. Col. Forney shsl &c sup
ror+ed for the Clerkship.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

Men Of New-York will you have Fernando
Wood for your pe1t Mayor'
If that be your wish, lend your influence and
yOur votes TO swell the minority Of Hayemeyer
Every Republican and American, and every Inde-
pendent Democrat who now supports Havemeyer,
thereby only contributes to the defeat of Opdyke
and the elevation Of Wood to power.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01
Town Election.

Nrw-HAvEN, Conn, Wednesday, Nov. 81, iH's.
Town election of much interest took place to-day
The result the success OF the Democratic ticket WIN
the exception Of one seectmsn and one constable,
The najorities averaged about 81 in poll Of over
900 yotes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01
To the Associated Press.

To the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Nov. 30, 1852
Three passengers by the western train of the Bali-
more and OHIO Railroad We're taken out Of the cars
to-day their arrival HarTers Ferry, by the mill
tsry there, and imprisoned.
The parties arrested are merchants Of Cincinnati,
who were on their way TO this city. At Grafton they
were heard to express Themselves quite freely in rela
ton to John Brown and his family, expressing great
sympathy for him and them.
TIE conversation was heard by nsn, alleged to be
a spy of Gov. Wise's, who telegraphed TO Harpers
Ferry an account Of the NATTER and description of the
parties When The cars reached there the volunteers
entered with loaded muskes and carried the way
notwithstanding they earnestly protested their inDo-
cence These proceedings Of without
the consent of the company, and they cannot be
held responsible for them. The company has
only engaged to exercise, daring the present
week, proper surveillance and to refuse to
cary peons who may be suspected OF evil intentions.
The Company refuse to sell tickets for Charlesown
till after the execution Of the insureconists Among
tic passengers to-day was John Brown, who had u
permit from the Governor.
CHARIEsTows, Wednesday, Nov. 30, 1859.
The town is filling up every hour with people from
abroad.
AL was quiet to-day.
strict watch il kept at the Depot upon all srang-
ers by special police officers, who pass throug every
car before they allow the passengers to come ont.
Mr.. Edgeron, Member Of Congress from Ohio is
among the recent arrivals. He lie mission from
Browns son to obtain the body Of his father, but wa
informed o-day that TO decision had been arrived al
as to the disposal of the body, when he left for Har
per's Ferry
The Governor hourly expected to arrive, with 200
additional troops.
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The sailing of the Bohemian.

PORTLAND, Wednesday, Nov. 50, iSJs.
Capt Grange Of the Bohemian passed close 10 Cape
Race las Saturday at p. N. II was 6ne clear day
nd Q moderate breeze was blowing threw the DIS
-stebes for the Associated Press overheard.
The bohemian sails on Saturday next with tho mails
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01
Sinking of the steamer Lake City.

ST. LOUIS, WedneedAY, Nov 0Vi Io.7'
The steamer Lake City, hence for Arkansas River,
sunk at Carondoet six miles below here last evening
Tie boat was valued at $1,000 and s insured in Pitts
burgh for ell ,OO0. The cargo is badly damaged,
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The Board of state Canvassers.

AIBANY, Wednesday, NOV. ~, 1913.
The Board Of State Csnvassers meet on Dec. H.
T DELAY il in consequence OF the non-return OF votes
from Yates County The Secretary Of State sent
messenger there to-day for the returns
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South CarolLna LegislatMre.

AUGusrA, Ca, wednesday, Nov. w Io's'
The South Carolina Legislature met on norway
The Governors message restes chiefly 10 State Affairs;
he recommends in case Of the election OF Republican
Pre.ident the cooperation Of Southern institutions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

banks Of ST. John<bury, Frederick Bedrock Of Brat
tlebeso. and Abishai s;oddsrd Of rowneseDd. W
Tie term Of Gov. Vie expires the srsa Monday
Of Jasnsy He has disposed Of bis estate IA Aeoomse.
end win locate hin-elf permanently in Richmond The
Hcs. join Lseher VIII enter apon his duties As Gov
error Of Virgins ON TIE lst Monday in January.
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Special Dispatch to The \. Y. Tribune.
CHaRLEsIOwS, Va. Wednesday Nov. 30.
According to Gov. Wise's orders, no one viii
hereafter be- permitted to The prisoners, except
the authorities and clergmen.
Browns interviews with the Rev Mr. Waugh
resulted in a differences Of opinion on the question
Of Slavery. He now refuses to see him. OF any Of
tie Cbarlestown ministers, again. The other pris-
,Oners welcome them gladly.
Brown will be executed just before noon on Fri
day. The Sheriff viii take him in charge at 10
o'clock. The last privilege granted to Brown viii
be .he choice between riding and walking to the
scaGold.
No strangers are admitted here. A guard at
tends the arrival aud departure Of every train.
Even residents cannot 90 abOut after shutdown.
Dir. EgertoD, Member of Congress from Ohio,
came here Monday afternoon with a petition from
Browns son, for the dead body of his father This
was peremptOrily refused, and two hours later,
Mr.. EgertOn went out Of town, ia an open wagon,
guarded ly four Of the Black Horse Rangers.
Stephens vii probably be taken TO StauntOn inn
mediately. He is anxious foe the change.
Hoyt's Efforts 70 procure delay on the ground of
Browns insanity are ridculed
military band gives nightly serenades ofmerry
music. This, in the midst of panic and prepara-
tons for death! Nero Gddled while Rome burned
A brother Of Coppic, in Disguise, was this morn.
ing arrested at place about thirty miles distant.
He was taken to jail, and identified by Cook. AL
the other prisoners refused to recognize him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01
A PROCLAMATION.

HArTs1s have called forth part the militia Of the state
suppress oinst 70 c6tuet the due execution Of the
laws thtreo in The ordinary Of proceedings the County
OF jefferson sad additional for
end and invested with Authority By laS to isae such
orders such for ard Transporting the
deschnnt shall best and have appoaiod j. Luia
Davis Acting Qnartermas,er ard Conzy General for the
troops under sor General william h. Taisirr1 and assistant
70 the Adutsnt GENERAL here os ths accommodation, equipment
and sul pori o. thu detschni-Bts in service:
NV therefore al persona notified tks. tie o. tbs
Riu,heer and potosc keiroa3 Coupsny placed Under
orders OF Acting QusIterIn and CousA Davis
ar IL .r,ert on the lie % AID 81 o. December he
vii uaer orders Of Mao General Tsiso guard those trains
for occupation OF Virginia troops Alone and permit
no other transportation but Tor them
And the citizens o; tbs I"Erouweso are ~sDed 70 remain
a hsin fon solnE 10 ChAe.topn. Orders are ssued 10
vent women sad children and hereby ea1toEed
"a. there - N e Danger them in approaching rs. Place or
near h. on that d.y II deemed necesssy martial s~ vii -
prorlsln,ed md enforced.
iv nder nv hsad Goverusr snd under TIE zeal .! We
Commonwealth Il Richmond. or ihis nh day o. W
IL 81 vsrber 1889 ss6 IN tie eighty sgrth yes, o. tea
Commonwealth HENRI u VICE
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JoHssTos's BEsrFiT. The friends Of +. B. johns
ton viii have an oppor nifty tonight Of attending bic
benefit ct the Winter fsarden. "Dot" and "Rasbsr
Excited" form the I'd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

The CossrIT eTiosAL LoAs.-Ths official returns
show that he vote q, our recent eiepn on the Con-
stifuiioral Loan stood: For it, TS,too; sgainA IT.
s9,sf.