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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-18

G&a II SNx-aas. u tssssasle g; @:...s,.-
D'n1hiaHiT notTE To Tiia WESrnnd ,hc
IN ., iNnS >, wa South Side lro, Pc.
burg Ia rsiv, via East Tenn Va Kaiu,uu % -, ns'
vile IL ail"n wa Western and Atlantic IL ...u.i ~,
ton to Chattanooga via Nashville and a4.,ss na,,,ad
hom Catanoo Ste, eIson VIA M.,,. So. "'.'"'"
hair"ad iioni Stevenson TO Meipnls.
Through iitkcs .ssu,,,t ;.e,n,- ard 4 $. -
anu bSe'e" '"e,@ed though az The on!,. ,n,,
The following Sehe iue viii run on The soptb .i y -,
road commencing on SUNDAY next 4th OF JAY NO,
anu continuing nnili Aurther notice. ''
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN
, Con- ecns with the Richmond Danvnl,. Trains n,
nuh''h' 'ueon) and with the through at l., ncl
Lea,. Petersburg daily at................. 5ann :,
arrive a. bnrke'nle tJuneion) aluminium. s:i6
Arrive at farmvile at. Observation-Disclosures. ~, j..
Leave iyntuIurr asv ', A. '''''...''... ESQ T. Al
ar.h' al armtiie at. .................. 4 NJ
arr,. at buhev.s sJune'on) at........ a;l5
fKEiGmi' TRAIN. '''o
CONNECTING with Richmond and Trains ut the Jun,
l l', y, ,i, nay AM
ArNe AT FMmrlie at..................,....I ln u A.
irav. Lvfnnu,, is ;...''... ..........: 6:ao
go, :? n.nou's uaiy al. AM
arrNea faim'i!ie at .......................g 900
Arve at psrrssrsI sun.'on) NJ
a." INSTRUMENTATION Passenger Car Way or oca
rteKt a" 'o A. NJ and passengers going up or West Will
,"kS the M' Train a, O'clock 81 Stopping PLACES t"
NH onna ni on passengers to be strictly by ,ho,,
n lss OF the train aud the train be- s,nurr
Wilson,, Mesie Blacks aud Whites Nottoway a. n
hufN,' Ne lice s. High Bridge Farmviie Prospect raup.
M = Evergreen, APPROXIMATION spout Spriug Concord lanes
River. ~ Sf''"e' "'''"' jaime"
g., 49,, CITY POINT BRANCH
oo1h-nic Railroad Freight and Tra ~.
. Iei'sou's ha'iy (Sund,y exceptcd) at......7 A. NJ
800 wy VIM
x AZ
Lac aWNc rams eonuett aines River Sieamer
H''ne ~ fuit tor Norfolk, and every Saturday runrnng
anu "Sl's eN"in. with II q i.e Steamers h.anvkc md
Jani' SLOW u OOund iD, Noik $500
Inc Ate'h1oh Tram this Road be run only " hen
t'c BUSINESS 10 Justify H. Stopping places TAX. m and
pau an "s"enses 10 be srctl, tos, IN ella, 90 OF
We tram aud L. no case Will stupc al any 9TH
/. 4, Al - a, -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-18

kA DOE. PAINTED BUCKETS, receiving
OOb by feb i5dts IRBY T. SAUNDERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-18

eE ga "a So u EkS's GRAND ENnR.
ASls TlOS OF READY MADE CLIO HING he o..
gnrd arp"rtuniiy announce L. III" pub
large friends, hrs stock o READY MAi'E
Go HING, GENILEMENS FURNISHING GtoDS,
MBnEiLAS, 4 Ill Ms Ac. has new been received and
purchased unprecedented lew noes tor cash. and
It'll, to he interest al ever, r.
stock be"r. calling elsewhere MT say
III. that can wonders but that AN eonhne my self 10
Ing profits The variety OF styles aud
lua,y Clothing, nnur aud better thaheVcfisl say
Ia. good faith.
Iuuntry Mercha. i'll find jobbns prices tower than
ciI mole sale AID rrtai buyers,
and study YOU Interest You
viii ia,niy purchase OF me. ..
. NJ.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-18

,ls III" attention Il purchasers u! Dry Goods to ms
large nud varied stock OF DRESS GOODS They ."mrisc
part keh silks double Juus Composition, Robe q 81,
l:' BrtCa'i". IL lhenc Solid Check
Han Back ia variety b. Iisue Grape Berag's
trgands Jscoucts aud Lawns Lace Mau las Ribbons
tNv Hosiery &c all ,f the latest import alton Look
out Tor ar.ans as am determined TO sell at small profits
mar
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-18

gGiA<rs.-Wr have just received n snppi, OF
aud beautiful PIANOS comprising The
rcaui offered tis ke, We would especially raj
tie style Called the CLIFFORD PIANO
tuut OIL scwaod. Louis Isnituizc aid very snowy We
krcp antly hand Pianos the
tories IT both MM kNARs q Co, Baltimore anu CHiCktR
sons Bosion, and Furnish tb,h fully Law
bic terms Is they be hal in tn. Northern Cities
Also ful supply of Guitars, Volns Flutes, Music. a.
Call aud rNauinc. PAYNE q BLACKBOARD.
march .G.iis.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-18
NiSh. NJfi.srin. Western and soc in = c.scru
M A L l. ROUTE.
VIRGINIA CENTxAI RAlnnnAu
III -as si:. s ss:z= ssss - -

I'LL ~ .siiz:.....iiss -
EfoR Characteristic, saanon Iewsburg, and Charleston
Il Va, Ghyandoite, &c. Tw daily Trans Washing.
ton b'linofe Philadelphia New York, Wheeling, Cincin-
nai, l.aussi.Iu.
bag Mail and Passenger Train leaves Richmond daily at
G.ij A NJ
Night Accommodation Passenger Train leaves Richmond
daily, except Sundays) at lli L. NJ.
Inc ni' "A NJ rain CONNECTS Washington with
H. Al ani the ola l.. VI the 5:iJ A. NJ Exlfrss Trains
from Was iueion tor thc different points named
. Through Tickets ed in a,hburg at the
IeAot ONCE OF the Soutlsdc Ra.road W. HORN
Err, Ticket Agent.
- lhlihoeiiha. 10 W
J" IL 30
10 Washington api Alexandria. 10 80
Tor ashiGgton Hotel
P"'lis. ~ ANA Avenue, free of charge
P.sfhecfs leaving Lynehbnrg 930 T. NJ by the regular
Man Richmond with the 6:i5 a. NJ
leaving by the Freight A, commodliou at 5U A. N.
wita the J:l3 4. IL. Train
ascngrs Iad their baggage transported between the De.
pot, IA iitnond free of Charge aud the Depot o
tel rnhs Avenue in Washington, thus saving
Through Tickets can be procured in Washington Pitts
burg, gainesville Dayton, Columbus Ohio Decatur Jeir-
snHiie, Indianapolis and Wac In,anana Louisville,
krhiirAy 81 Lou Chicago &c, and ali parts The
Nest. !. s. Baggage checked through.
THUS. DODAMEAD,
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-18

ltORN! CORN !! MEAL IUllPnnd KOu Nd
iangnorne y Johns their CORN AND ILASrEIi MILL
He i keep constantly hand tho above which he
VIA sell cheap to punctual customers
CHAS. >. LANGnORNE. sole ACT
mar Its for the sale III Western Plaster ~ this city
Once y thr h-~ side k. ~. Coat
rtrkhsBuha, Feb in, i-,e.
4 the regular monthly meeting board
IA ,utL Side H. ltoad Co., the
adopted
Resolved, That the Freight Agent iynchburg hereafter
be requested collect ali freight goods received
from his Depot before uosocs
ioh ~ the company. Copy from RrcpfI.
fcD tbt> JAMES t. ti / liBI.Hl, ScC'y
kaOEOK TzlE FAIR! - ihc univ.r-ai cry
Interesting occasions affords. Tor the
HfuS muluuics invited IL tbs linus,
s ogIiiiiy participate IN the interesting wLI,L
at tue offspring i crasohs
Among The many attractive lc.s to which the gathering
thou ds inNitrd and welcomed. be-
In Od HdMAhrst PADtoyraphtc Gdry neat don hir
btnA, Man street y uchuurs VA where hundreds OF
aud any should desire OF themselves,
shall he furnished oa short and that tanEot
ttiI to please.
line ui Cases and Frames oi every sly and
gt !r constantly hand Also, Loc~ets, Breast Pas, I'm.
GO Rings, Watch seals Charms sc.
I,r,ntns tiNcu art, at all hours Ot the
dty. ana N ali KIDS VI weather. ID. Ii BLISS
otI GttnI Practical Ihut p"ist.
- aOLES, Ek0M MH FAHu nAAK ,t
~ How aIusNliIc. ,dntsiay
no"Hl, three or our years oii, medum s,hc s-uA-A
n VIII DC gwen Iva thu apprehension uI The tia
,Jcf.u + y ard horse. j. ~. I.LNio.
Sept lot
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lo.mK. LlFEAND MAmaNEINsUmANC

aNIiE, LIFE An - " AzslN ae IN IL IA NGE
II LiNtHBURG liosE X FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.-ihIs
Company lusurauce loss damage Fire.
h" CHING Houses Tobacco Factories aud build
furniture, goods and
.,n and country the terms
A'rp makes lnsu the all persons enjoy
good health, and iorthe
tor iiLnit, period
employed IONS IL he insured
rca-ILatc terms.
The Company will also take marine RISKS
The >a;!hrin southern Ports, al able rates.
BOARD OF DIIt.GIUKS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL President
JAMES NJ CUBBS, Vice President,
Gl.UKuE u. THURMAN, Chici fhgncer.
DIRECTORS.
john OILY TAYLOR, MM. r. ANDaksos,
JAMES +. PAYNE, JoiN L. DAVIS,
Wi. II STRATIoN, MAURICE >. LAAGHOKSE,
SAMtEi.l MCKINNEY, CHts X. SLAUGHTER
JAS. y. WILLIAMS, treasurer.
CNLED 4. WILLS, Secr..
n ,a y y, ;o ,!x, owfS' Medical Examiners.
The Medical EXan.naiiou o sUIccsfor Insurance. Will be
naIo Al the Office o the Company each day between tho
Louls oI = and o'clock r. NJ feb % dts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-18
en- AVE- STONES

RAVE STON En-.
nF all sizes always on hand and IN 'de 10 order AZ ~
" J GADDEsS'
ian ll,x, Iynclbuig Marble Works.
STEREOStOPES.-Ja received. new nmd
- beautiful collection of SrEREpSCOPES AND VIEWS.
direct Europe. CAL aud examine at go -,.,o,,.s
6tDRN VEAI..- We now prepared 10 i"t m
th fresh ground CORN MEAL in large an small guam
titirs at mill All the grind screened
consrqucn IL makes better meal { r family use ,.
m, ,,t, udt. NOWLIN MIRREI1
EATaEAT AND RYE WnisA n.n,Annc. ~
w Ca leba nj, pnrc Wheat aud Rye WHISKY from
Augusta cou, ~; i've old and snuerue ariccior
al,' IA, ,n.rcs adts JAMES BOYD s. 60.
TtsuIIDRENs, sHOE>.-fine. medium mud
l. common qualities CHILDREN'S SHOES, W III and with
out heels, just opened at sp.urDv,s
march t?.dIs oEa--onn o.
- spring supply of aROCERiES. LIQUORS. STATE
DRY GOODS T.. Old stand on Bridge str. where
customers ana the piov kr"e
rally march dts kINNiEh q eANpE"H
urUtsNETT,s COCOAsNE, sos the Hair, t"-i
j , received and for sale by ..u,,,n j. m
jan 25-dts-Rsp. copy w. A. Si"oi"" W.
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APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.
whsle Tickets SIC, n"i,c. ~. Quar-


rs s27 Prizes amounting to. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sl5 100
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AaoE OMIME EAIR:i- The uniy.


~ Hu" ai'isNlle ON tJhesiay OF last week,
uUnHI. three or our years Old, medium s-uLA-1
a VIII gwen thu apprehension The tn,
I, " lu j. Ll.N
S,utt>yiiIo. A!btIIfi, Va, sept l6.--ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-18

UyI1VDES'EVF
have Jus: a fresh lot tins very Variable
hose TRENDS uho have used this article,
spe.k very hghy IT. We only need to be used
gain that pol ularly which ny deserves Pam
pDt ming nber If certificates the most
IL, Al farmers country. be- had 10y applying
N. lIUI.LISS Il Co, Sole Agents.
march iG-lts Lynchbnrg, Va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

$500 per snnEn-Si, Go more than the Cover
Lor-for seryices which formerly cost ; 100, and
would noE be des. st that price. Then We have 4
Sheriff, drawing .evsrL thousands from our Tax.
tayer. beside the tens Of thousands that he re-
ceives from unfortunate sIitOrs for wha. = cA..ed
iu.tice. TIE Clerk IS alro receiving hea7y pile;
50 Is tie Health Offer; 90 are many Others Why
not cut these eItrsvsgsn. sums doSn 70 reasonable
.moults, ard thus earn the gratitude Of our clh-
zensl II you scrupe to DO 20 st once, make the
reductions take effect On the Let OF January ueSt,
ard allow u ct least TO anticipate dsy when TIE
take. on property here vii not absorb q ffth Of
il annual rental Friends in Albany hear the
prayers Of the tens Of Thousands who cannot afford
snd DO rot wish TO bore sou sith personal sohcita-
tons, whose general sentiments are honestly re-
fected in this column. You can strengthen the
Republican cause here by taking the side of the
taxpayers against the t:x-ea.ers, snd reducing SET
ably the smoun. which the latter now wrench
from the former Do this, W. entreat you, snd
eun tie gratitude Of the fsihfal, Overborne Repub
caus Of Til, City; do it, and ertite yourselves to
lasting and honorable fame
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

vudertcoi tia, the more sorutery ard q ~
unsettled portion OF the Peninsula wss 10 gsS
psIt more broken and sterile, containing Nag
srs7ely knobs and spacious swaps csTereS With
evergreen timber Of Elite value. TITS sccoRt Of
TIE north erd Of TIE Peninsula vas gi7ea Or yesss
ago b. citizen Of Michigan Of hgb character vts
hsd personally tfaTeIsed !, moah sitet mOatk, sad
whose means Of knowins il thoroughly were u
least equal 10 those Of sny other person. Hsvnx
10 msginAbe ustive for misst,tement, Ee did ao>
suspect, and DO not now believe, that he made say >
though our impression thence derived mar hsr,
gwen to this sterile, uninUting region greater
extent than il actually covers. Sull We never
supposed and did not intend to state, that tsers
was no good land IN even the EXTREMIST nsrR Of
Michigan, but that, So whole, that section was
far less geuia and inviting TO cul.ystOrs than tie
southern portion Of the State sni the cor
responding districts west sAi south Of il. Sack,
we have 10 doubt is the fact; ceasus
would suffice to prove il. When therefore We ARP
told tia, Grand Traverse or Grstiot or como other
County north Of Genesee and Kcat, contains thou
sands of acres offertle SOIL reply that we never
doubted it, but that the general character Of tns
ns.t northery portion Of tie Peninsula is ssch Is
We have stated. II il is not, We viii thank soma
one who knows if intimately and thoroughly to
write US letter setting fortn the facts which We
shall be glad TO publish.
That our letter-written with the single iutsst
Of doing justice to Michigan, causing her 10 be bet
ter appreciated az the East and attracting 10 her
soil larger share of emig raton-sbOuld have been
seized upon BY portion Of the roSlaTery iesr-
nal, of tina. State, and represented SIS an attack
upon her, studied dispsrageuent of her resources,
and an attempt to repel emigration from her Dor.
ders, does not much surprise U.s. II the conduct
ors of those journals were not black guards By
turs and liars By habit, they would be very un6t
for the work 10 which their tae0ts arc mainly do
voted. But that any of even taese should have the
audscty TO speak Of our habi!EaI dispsrasemeat OF
Michigan our repayins its liberal patronage BY ua-
ceas,Dg detracton, &c, &c. does somewhat amaze
rs. So does the readiness with which some who
should know better give credence TO their sour
rous caumpies, and defer to their representations
Of our letter from Ann Arbor Is if they contained
some semblance of truth. We never wrote para
graph intended or calculated TO injure that St,k-
never had the least inclination TO do so. We arc
not likely TO repe.t soon our attempt TO write au
account of Michigan intended 10 expedite her set
tlement, having hsd so poor success (aPParentlT)
in our late effort but We shall certainly az no time
say ANYTHING intended TO DO her injury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,
From Washington.
wAsHNGroS, Thursday, March q, 1859.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, March q, 1859.
70 the Anociated Press
Attorrey. General Black has this afternoon dsc ded
sgsnat the legality Of the recent removal OF the Boston
oet-Ofice. IL now remains for the Postmaster Cen
eral to take action in the premises.
The Grand Jury, more than week ago, msds pre-
sentu mt against Mr. Sickles for the murder OF Mr..
Key II then became the duty Of the District Attorney
to prepare an indictment and it before them for
then final action. This he did to-day when il WA re-
turred by them as true BILL The reason for the
delay sunderood TO be that they might in the mean
tine, have an opportunity 10 examine additional wit
ne,ses more particularly relative to Mf. But'erwofth,
30 that if they discovered sufficient cause, they could
indict him jointly With Dir. Sickles. Mr.. stant'e OF
Pittsburgh, and MessTs Magruder and Rsicline, &C
ccmpsried by the father Of the accused, came m"
Court and ssked that next Monday be set down tor the
trial but after conference with the District Attorney,
Monday week vas sg1 eed upon for that purpose.
Much ccncern has recently been manifested oy sew
.ral Of the Foreign Ministers regarding the Anzoh"
Emigration movement and has been sisted tns' LOO
Administration is opposed TO it on the surmise sas@
is connected wi b General Waker-but the assurance
is given that such s not the case, and IS Come
quer CO. the opposition which was raised against the
exuedition has ceased AZ il is claimed, the Admins
I, atsn cannot be adverse TO Legitimate colonization in
the United States, company Of emigrants IS forming
in Washington.
The Cucuit Court Of tee District Of Columbia de-
cided az important Gaze today on al appea from the
Commissioner Of Patents. The case was an interfef-
ence between the National Steam Gauge Company
and William u. Farley. IL was decided in isY@ Of
the former assignee Of f.. G. Allen.
Lieu. Gen. Scot. has arrived lie had an inter-
view with the Secretary Of War this morning AID VIII
remain several days on business connected with bis
Official position.
Nicholas Cleary Of California has been sppoln'ed
NsYA Storekeeper al Shapgnae, China.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

fepse against Austrian aggression : assuAnces
Which Victor Emsnue, cannot have needed, 8. al
events, since bis troops were dispatched TO re-
enforce those Of France aud England before Sc
ysstopol-we zee nostirg more IN this manifesto
TRAN fre,h insult 70 TIE public undertaking. IL
yirtusVJ .sks RE world 10 forget, in the interest
of tie Freach usurper that II was be, and not the
newspapers, that alarmed and cOrvulsed Europe
by r,A.uitous aud os;en.atious menace, addressed
70 Aus;ria tbrCUgh her Eabasssdor, on The first
day Of the present year-thst his presses, bis
panphleteers, bis cousin, bis srnaments aud pur.
ehsses Of r7aier1d, have stimulated aud aIddsed
TIE War panic which bis own premedi-
tsted language excited-snd that this very article
Contains 10 Line, no phrase, that ssvors Of abate
neut Of bis pretensions or his intrgues N Italy or
Moloo-W aI,chia. He may have concluded 70
recoil before tie Public opinion Of Europe, Italy
EXCEPTED, France not eIcepted); but be may alto
have concluded to simulate the language Of pesce
and moderation 10 cover gigantic stock sPecustions
or 10 lure tho.e on whom be about TO spring into
false and fatal security. From first TO l..t bis
lew manifesto does lot even intimate that any low.
erng Of the crest of Austria, ary clearing Of the
,ky Of Diplomacy, bss iupelled and jast fed tits
change Of tone rather than Of attitude. And, as
to the inprobsbility that one about to lsuncn bis
ttuDderbOlt, would parade such pacific professions,
we must remember that this ia the same Louis
Napoleon who, Oh the very eye Of bis trescherous
assassination Of the French Republic, complained to
Re publicsn Of the cybicism which could suppose
him capable Of nedtating such b.senes,. We hold,
therefore, this NapoleOnic manifesto "a conclusion
By which nothing Is concluded" 1t is only white
tesp, which may turn out innocent meal or only
nealy cat, but which Of them time oily can deter
mine.
The comments Of The London Times are even
more significant in what they suggest By con-
strained forbcarance than in Whist they openly
sfffm. Louis Napoleon can never more be the
demrgod Of tie Bourse and the Bourgeois He
rules beDcef1rib by the sword alone.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25
MICHIGAN.

1t was our good fortune TO spend the first ten
days of this year in Michigan travelling through it
in different directions, stopping 10 nearly al its
cities and some Of its villages, meeting many old
ard We hope making some new friends, and en-
deayoring to add to our knowledge Of its natural
resources by inquiry and observation. Our gen.
eral conclusion was that the Peninsular State had
been underestimated or too little considered in the
hot rush of Westward em'graton-thst it was
fairly entitled 70 larger share of that emigration
than i: had hitherto received. Accordingly, i'm
PEELED BY desire 10 do justice TO Michigan and
especially TO our thousand. Of steadfa,t subscribers
and many personal friends residing therein, We
gave good portion Of the last day Of our yi'it 70
the preparation Of letter devoted entirely 10 tnat
State and mainly 70 setting forth its attractions 70
future emig-snts. We did not, OF course, depict
Michigan as perfect Paradise; We did Dot sttemp.
10 make her the only region on e2S:h that
a sensible man could settle In; but we gave 8
fair. honest statement of her points Of su.
periori,y 70 most Of her competitors fur.
Their West-her girdIe of nayigsble waters,
the consequent moderation Of her climate,
her abundant and admirable timber, leye, but not
entirely Fat surface, generally fertile soil, &c, &c.
We stated that this description applied generally to
al Of TIE STATE that We had seen aiding that We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25
ExrR. sFssION-THE POsT.oPFIcE

TIE Postmaster General, ia letter referring 70
the failure Of tie PO.o fice appropriation, and to
the alleged resolution Of the President not 20 c, an
extra session. writes that it was impossible 10 cal
such session without disfrsnchisipg fifteen OF
the sovereign States" If the failure to have
representatives in the lower House is 10 be called
disfranchi.emsnt, to whom, pray, would that DIS
franch,ement be owing 20 nobody IN the word
but 10 the States themselves, which persist, win
full knowledge of the possible consequences In
leaving themselves for ak or seven months oil every
alternate year without any representatives elect.
1t seems sltcSether unres,orsble TO put II N the
power Of ihe,e ob.,ius;e or th0ugt.iess States 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25
PEACE OR WAR.

We print elsewhere the recent article Of the
Monitor, oraculsry disc,Aimng on the part Of its
master and inspirer, Louis Napoleon, any purpose
Of plungiDg Europe into war,-sn article
which would seen TO have inflated the EI-
changes, and half dispened the spprehensiOns Of
the Old Werld. Yet whoever reads carefully that
article will find in il little warrant for the hopes
which it has excited. Beyond the single assertion
that the Emperors engagements TO tie King Of
Sardinia extend 70 further thsn assurance. Of De.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

The Republicans of RHODE ISLAND Eastern
District are INDUCING in the perlOus luxury of
double nominations for Congress. 0ne of thea
Thomas Davis) WAS frst nominated BY conven-
ton styled "Repuolcsu;" the other (Chri'topher
Robinsou) soon afterwsrd BY convention calling
itself American Republican" Both are good
mes: but The Providence Journal gives some very
poor reasons founded in bysOne party differences,
for preferrpg the latter. True, the Opposition
polled more than two votes to one in the District
at the last Election for Congress, but there was
then 10 hope of success on the Pro Slavery side
and so no serious contest. This time, should the
Opposition vote be equally divided, Buchanan
nan viii pretty certainly slip in between them
This ought 70 be precludsd, aud must be. We beg
every anti.Lecompton voter in the District TO
ascertain by careful inquiry which of the two
Opposition candidates has the most popular
strength, aud poll every vote for him. If tho
strength Of the two candidates be so ne.rly equal
that this point cannot be decided, We think a
preference should be given to Mr. Davis, who has
already served with honor in Congress and, though
elected as a Democrat, resisted the Nebraska
Iriquty from first to last, and tlereupon withdrew
from tie party which sustained it. He cannot Do
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

As we presumed when announcing the adjourn
ment of the New-Jersey Legislature yesterday, the
senate failed to recede from its factous position
with regard to the ChancellOrship. In,smuch as
the Governor declined 10 respPOint the old ineum.
bent the Senate refused TO indorse any one Of sew
era names which he proposed. 4 letter to Tie
Ne,cGrk Adr,iise,, which We print elsewhere
shows where the fault lies.