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The Evansville daily journal., 1859-10-07
SCANTLIN " STEPHENS

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liav" just received full supply for their Fall and
Winter Tsul", and every description Of STOVES,
TIN WARE, and KITCHEN UTES-
SII.s. Their stock embraces all varieties of
COOKING, PARL0R, AND OFFICE
STOVES AND CRATES,
with and with, 'ut nanies, all of the newest and
Ia apprs.ed patterns. The stock embraces the
greatest variety ever brought to this market. 1t
iu- been selected b Of tlse partners in perseR,
from the largest stocks Of The mauufec ctureTs iu
Pittshurs Cincinnati, aud Louisville, and has been
purchased ou terms tlak Will allow the undersigned
to sell AT the very lowest cash prices for which such
articles can be had in this market.
E-J- Call nt the sign Of the Cooking Stove, No.
II Main street, opposite the State Bank, between
Mater and First streets.
sepl2-d&wim SCAETLIN \ STEPHENS.
SAVE Y.EsE R.Es Just sxPIaED
~ since the formation If our partnership. Our
{ rnde has increased beyond expectation. We
'e r, 20 return our sincere thanks 90 our nurnor-
gu. ratrons-and if n well assorted stock Of goods,
low prices, aud strict attention TO business, will
mrrit a continuaEce Of your favors, think we
will have Claims upon you. 0ur facilities for pur-
chasing at low prices were never good ss at
present.
NINE YEARS EXPERIENCE
at merchandising hls enabled US to become ac-
qliinted with some of the bct houses in the lead
ing markets OF the Union. and are almost daily
receiving supplies from some of them.
We NAV not ssblow' as much rs other houses
whose receipts largely fcreosei bg printing But
the public may depend that IN gricc, qualities, and
quantities, We 'wOn't be bat We ask trial.
s"p5 VICKERT BROS, SO Main street.
iRy00D' rs TINE TIME To PGR-
% CHASE--liavng received a new ~ OF
choice and fancy Groceries, we are now prepared {"
present 10 the public a stock nearly c0nLirt" in
articles of our line can be found anywitrr-, and
onr facilities for purchasing and connections ena-
Ill, us TO Oier our goods at prices low. If not
lower, than can be had anywhere else ia this
kct. Our motto is ''yalue against Nalue,' aud
how far we have adhered to this, NAV be 10y
th- patronage bestowed upon us hitherto. AMI IL
is tbo interest of the public to patroniZe eslsb
lishdent where they get the best and the mos: lOr
their money invested. All we ask is to examine
our s'ock and prices every information about the
same will be ch erfully given.
- sopl2 Y. III. COOK SON.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-10-07

RROW:r .SLh.u.s.N; RRCEIp--
-AD ING, FORWARDING AND GENERAL -
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Agents for kanGwha salt Company, Evansville, In
diana We have formed a co-partnership under the
style OF BROWN ALTMAN, and offer our services i'm
the capacity rs set forth in our card above. i'.e
We are fully prepared to extend every facility TO
shippers, either by CANAL, RIVER, or RAIL
ROAD, and assure them that their interests shalt
be faithfully represented, should they be phasod 20
favor us with their patronage. +. g.. .
Office aud Warehouse on the corner OF Main st :
and the Canal. .-ttf .-tf.f
WIN. BROWN, w. M. ALTMAN. rs-
Late of Howard Brown. Late of FOSTER, s Co.
jan22-tf
EOH.S. =. .uxTCHRLL a co., RE-
~ CEIVING, FORWARDING AND COMMITS
SION MERCHANTS. IA ia .fsEcs'
Water street, between Main and Locust s.--.-
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
rS- Particular attention given TO the forwurtin z
OF general Merchandise and Produce, by River
Canal, or Railroad M -. ap29-6m-
!NsL.sUGHTEBsS q HODGE, (successors
~ to IL. ). Howard,) Receiving, Forwarding and
Commission Merchants, No. Water street, near
Main, Evansville, Indiana. & Pr -
Csc Liberal advances made consignments to
New Orleans. - .-.t -..
R. C. sLAuGHTER,..e. G. sLAuGHTER..wM. )GE, JR.
noy30-lyd .''F = f.I
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-09
CANAL BOUTs ia LSNCHBUa0 AND RUCH
ANAN.

l. and Lexington ~ - 49,
on the 18Th day % Jay the hrn OF Eiond Co VIII rom
mene running Their h weekly line OF on IN. ya,,
mssr h.n.sh. Cans. leaving Rehmon usual on Msnd.y
Wednesday snj friday AZ NJ. reach New Canton Al Al
aud sscssn. al in q the nr aud ynehburs NJ and
baessnAn Ant Lexington ~ y. ~ ofthe second day.
= RFTURSiN8:
Lave Buchanan At A. 81 aud tYgshhuyy a. TX r. n Monday
"wednesday and ytay, ss,Issis IUk NJ Me- o.
ton 81 II ~ sai .fdse In Richmond A. NJ nsst day
The HoAs Se~ for The Tu,tt,
iotesyiiis. - " S'''' w ~"-'
country win observe th., bv M.
they arrive la Rieond Al olot IN ~.
hs snd can rciurn home sam. days p Richmond
aud " y. NJ from Lynebburg
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HARVEY, ARMIsTRAD a WILLIAMS.
Scr ~ or.

HARVEY, ARMlsTRAD WILLIAMS,
81 Pearl street,
lAyk Just received OF
Ii hey ousT the trade terms IN
sing
l. 900 Ltl. No Hsrring.. very superior
LOO hhds. ~ u. Sugar
ls1 tbis {. Sugar
loo bbi-. Crushed, Loaf aud O sugar
20 hhis N. u Mo..ses
on keF. Old DoG.iIiO1 Nails.
loo tons sseedss Iron
loo 10. Hoop and sheet Iron
CO 10. Nall Rods
lO eases Ssyioss Cast and Shear Steel
10 tO1s knshsb aud American BhstrTsi Steal
coO boxes Tin Plate
tierees Lime
600 ton. Richmond Ground Plaster
~ VA tags Bio psnrs
byJ tAss LaGsIa to6rs
tu0 1sss lava Codee
loo mats Aoehs codes-very ehSiss
10 cAsrs SaEdforis Lisoree
500 chests Assorted Tess
loo bags Orchard Grass sssi
1yO 10. Herds seed
LOO bags Clover Seed
" bbs TsBner'sO oil
~ tierees New kee
- hhds. Bacon SIDES
10 hhds. Bacon Shoulders
go bbs Whisky; IS do " y Rum
1OJ bills nne Brandy snj whisky
lOOO bIs Adsmsnine, Sperm aud falav Candles
cali IRON buysIs " sOnel,sd ms
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1859.
lsSS. NOTICE. 1859.
R0Aa
TO PASSENGERS G0IN9 A0RTH-HEW ARRANGIMIr.
r1soSSa MEx1sHsI TssoScS.kass:is
.,,,,,, 1kxAr NoRrh.RN ROUTE
NOTICE

T~,rr NM AaI cnIAp STATEN MAIL
ADkLPHIA NEw YORK. an mportsnt poat. w., -. A.
seiA Creek and Washington, lei the 49," -
RICHMOND, ERIDIklCksBuRa AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
70 inc Potomac Rive. - miles, and BY eeafoabi.
thence Washington, an M
ssns comfortable aud perfectly cafe Of speed
~ Hours Of departure 50 4. NJ, and IOO'P A.
bsss.se aIdsr charge Of special Aseuss, CHRcKrp
Thkouah 10 WAShlaston bAneIe, PhiaisipAis And N,v
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sanar ssUrrrrrrS LII Ss1r
asOnHeND AM oAnvIzs.n l1lEHoAn.
IT, /
OmAn00 - sc0DU80ss : =
Or -. !. - "a 8 =. a - .ss,-s
49,. - g. ~; s;ss -. ~ ...S:;
s.s .rs.,. s..A.,.s q. D..,n.. v. ga
~ as ssissl A. ~ .d;. "a ss.:ss s' 8,
s.s.sk ss. hshss.a .. n..p. !. to. a.,. ..a TIRE.
tn. .sev. ~.,.. ee..~s "a ..sys .sA u. ss-A IA.
al: =; II q: ;s :s -.
:sss - to III. .ss,.
~ = r rs y. s.s s sssss =,
oss; q Ne sasI.s.i Ds.'.. $500 ase.ssS
sOUTs-SlDE RAlLROAD.s ~
Os.a. Is. S...-ss.. ri.is.. IN ,.s :. isas..'
MAJ. r..a s ..s.. AN. ss :. e
r.,..Is,. m.n ::;,,: ANY. saaa.s ~
Man, raj, PROM no; i Iysc.,cs 70 .s.s,s.u.e
r..:.,s.. r...s. :.;,: a.E sundays
sssaes. .ss .s daily train. 70 III. spa.. xas.
VIII, N.shyine Menphs Ae.; 10 Nss osls.na
s. ss.. :: and a. per-.
ssss c s
k.... .isas al sas ssss. s.sisS sS.a a..
Us. ....,.,,..,s., :.e
aENI SUR. oSvcr, v rhnco,t
o.! .a.. ss.a.y '.S Sta isss ~
....<a.,1 l..v. Lynshsas !. 7sso A. A.. .as
s:.:st;s YIN ,..,. lsDsAsas ., ,as N. and
.s@, mi. s., I'm n; Lay: .y.:as. ~ and .r,-.
.-s ms Train does not carry Ps'isns Ssir a.,,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-09

II II r. A MIS-
EFFERyESCEST
SETTER APERIENT.
The s.;s :,ssssiss s..s1 ss.ias 10
Ss l.'as,s s.s has
n"as OF the heiissi r1seasa and Discerning
MOST EFFICIENT AND AaREEABLH
Saline APerient
In and :, being enlisted special preference the Mnl
,,o% y. and greater sssy Il be used with
BILIOUS AND YEBRIIE DISEASES SICK HEADAcHr, Loas
PlliSrs rpcuiasi i nNS aal ro Ias oo"
SPRING AND SUNNI R SEASONS.
1t p.rtss,ry adapted TO re wants Of Travellers by
Land ks.liee,si Hot ci@.ie Persons Of ssdsnisry H.b
Planter. viii dna 1,la.Sis addition to their iA
With H. has high favor and deemed ndl.
TORPID STATE OF TINE LIyER- render, sre., service
IN GOVT AND RHkuMArIsM-I dive. the best Subtraction,
syiny all smnaory symptoms aud la ereetaAi
caring , ,hese sanisisd ,, nj, ,....
BURN AND cosri'fNiss-Po'es IL To be Medicine the
AciDIIy % TIlE STOMACH AND THF DISTRESSING SICK.
WIFI II % Tr EAT nk, AFFLICTED
Inn ahau Aiory tsnieBci-s =
IN YACT 1T Is INVALUABLE IN ALL CASES WHERE GIN
TIN APERIESr OR ru.GArNs Is REoUIRED
Is In the :srn Of Powder carefully up bottles Keep
due dSiiss,ai saT"e.sn, ss"sS,rr r''' upon ITO pre-"
the .voe.,ion. Of the
r.siaE zheahy snd vigorous tone Of Tho stomach
sajo, snabi~s ,s insaa 10 enjoy many ias.,
sit inp.n, from -heh he mus, d-b.red ana
Numerous testimonials fom gentlemen Of
popularity .sriss years. siso.sl, susrsats, If,
sas.ey aHi ,.i.i. shaI,ssr. and s"asni
JOHN A. rARhAsr q co, Drayrsts
J-lc-y No gas GTeenEieh 81. Warren, "
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!
VIRGINIA. CSNrRALS RAILROAD
AZ FALL ARRANGEMENT. -.
+ - g e
&c., FOR THE
". MOI TIL AND W EST,
fWloe pAlLy, (e.naay nigAss ene>paeAl
EO1 ALEXANDRIA, WARRINGTON, bALrihORB PnIlA
fhIA, New rORk snA eli pszs WEST nesrs e Dr.
parters . - A - ana Sr.h EI77f7
via: Nc 70 A. u. rdseskp the boar Jselssas
Nv. sd sains ve o. usnssea via; MonAAys wedsssays
ssss Connect viii IN. .s on ,Ao.. day. ., ao.A.n Tor Lr
or hs white and Bae Sulphur a.o,s
u. !.
Freight rraa passenger car attached ~
ton for yaekonf evcr Tuesdays Thursdays
soecek Leave Jseksons River Cor Haauion the
days at As A. ~ .I'I.
suaooss ucssn
Aiexandria
Washnxton ~ ..s .i LousviIe
baltmore Jed-rsonvins
Philadelphia Inaisnapols
New York vin-ranxs .
Newnrk loula
xanesviis Chicago
Ooiumeas Cairo
Dayton Rock I,l.,A
Oneinnau
and sr Important points n the West
Baggage checked through by the Company AgeutsL
Passenger taking the night Las T. NJ
eotdonsvie The cars farushe With the
foar horse coach leaves daily eanday
Icon Court House.
Passenger stopping s,w.shasson Win be o. down a any nsl
THos poDAMEAn
oetS General nd emf
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fAsengs breakfast and Ashland dine On board IN,
steamers between Asaus Greek WAhinson
| skoskoe HIN. JANKs n NINsTnss ''''
sAML RUTH, sapt Atso1
once r y AP.R Il Co. |l.|.. Uat.H
Richmond, Jan Il, ISIS. i.nss-u
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MARINE NEWS

fORT OF RICHMOND, November s.
sIsH EATKA (~rHSTsDIr) IL oaOcKsux 81.
ARRIVED,
sChr JGo- Alien, Pet,EsbuTs, light ID. q " C0rTie.
SAILED
sss@ship Jamestown skinner " ds and pssssEss Igi
lam Watson.
steamer Peabody Prtshsrd Baltimore. uai sai pa,
Steamer Pennsylvania, Teal, PILLS. and passenger
sehr Jno Priee, Sears, Boston, mis.
sShr Jno. Francis, -, down III. diver, hight
schr taeorxiahs, IAndon,
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Fire. Life And Marine Inssrsace.

fuVHr RICHMOND Associ capital aud
sarp'ss Of nearly prepared 10 ssar Pehers
dcscrptons
sar "saen IN me state aud ss share 81 the
OF the Pahli Applications ~u be received the
n- No. .esesa door Of % MAia ana th
shere the oeers uu give
All iesses prenptiy and ubsraly adjusted
Chss T. wsrham, John n. Claiborne,
Wnl fonnkins, Robert NJ Burton,
John J. Wilson, fhos A. Rust,
AsN aarrst, Geo n. awaihssey,
John T. cubirtt, frs J. BArpsl 7
DAVID cuRRiE. Prest.
koskSr a. roArxtxs. S<cy. sea6
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RICHMOND AND yORk RIVER RAILROAD.
n Nv ArIsa n q en- ent and
Change OF Schedule.
ts7a W q nT7IEaI71l H.s. t


Rssular Conn erf;ons with k,ag 4 a,aan n A -
Soxfo, -, ~. " 49,, so.eu - ne anu UIoanna,
.N' rN RUM, aha All Tue intermediate Landings
me ramhhkey and York Rivers.
Al YsIr osI. N..ac. ~. me trains noppias
House yoiny ,.,.,nI.x the Nhie
y
daily exerr, sandsv. oNe Az me while House,
Hou., daily s,r-ni s,ns.v. :, rsNe me white
Rrhmoni am, s,ss,, a,ay.. AnNe ~ sth street,
On Tuesdays saturdays an Aeeotpuo,,ion Tai,
the White Hous- Arrive At .Ih SIRE, pis.. 20
81 NJ k-ureng, esh sater, Richmond :, an ~
Arrive a he white House at S p NJ - '' ~ on r. A.
PAssensrrs les wing RIchmond a. a. . AZ =. 49,. ..
days aud Saturday. White Haa In 49,
Northern Co.'S Coach slnyr linz 10,
r~rs King Queen IL Gallon. sloS 49,, st IRA
lr.y. U,hann. m 80. will
connect with the rain \. yinS m. Srh ana ,ndsys
s r. ~, for RichmonL - $3.50 '' 'A"e "S's' ~
Through tickets TO Frsrlsrs
Through Tickets Z" King Queen Z. H............sS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-09

MANUFACTURERS
SAVINGS BANK.
CHARTERED ~ Tx LEGISLATURE o. vlRGlhIli
fNHIS INSTITUTION vii receive Dsposltes, which
u interea OF stS pas all
ing on aepose longer than months
remaining shorter perolL
OtScK the Hardware o j. Sxr Main
street. and a. the bankns House u H. MAuar
Main Aai Wall ssfssta o. WORKMAN, Presisenl
D. bAkHR, Jr, s~or<tAfy.
u J. SIMON, Treasurer.
DIRECrORs.
To- r. Marry, Mu. Taylor,
Joe n 6fsaner, Cornstss Grew,
Jas Talbot, WIN. Hon RiskkIisos,
Hlraa N. smith, y. LAI1s.
ntpin. IA ,, Christian,
John Z. sinton, W. b. Re-.
AnsSn hsh.IiA. ktAnkhn steAIas,
James Nilizns. fslkatl
hshnond, lssh September, ls5& selS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-09
INSURANCE OFFICES &C.

Fire unsarance, Marine inaurAnce.
fsE vihessiA EInE 4 MARINE Insurance. COMPAny.
-A osss. Ma isi MAZE sr...s. R..sosAvA
CASH CAPITAL. 600. 600. =
y. = ,s3 .sa having s.as .. s.is.s.es Of tsessy
yesn ~ elalns V the
80 - ~ ts.sss y ne hlsssy VI the
Bsat viRotuA colaPxNS proas IssIlsssd snoas.,
sss sn..ss e., - cAPaa sssd 70 psess Ne 81 hes
ccnn.rrtu and AechAhieA Industry 7 =
me eas aesaAintanss Of hh Insisston viii The Insuns
N. become familiar 9Th their in<sssa
DC -. .sS ., nsos.son .hh.a 90 ne pas q he oAss
10 Ssrnes and Country Merchants rseros very
eensvs eSsntry insurance already ksAy
snsens IN Afnnosa even portion q the aass.
APpissaio.s < insarasee sdarssed 70 the
-- ". L coWARDIN, Prrsls.s
a ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-09

| RlcaM0Np PiASe PORTE nAHuvACroRY,
AND ekNsaAL psror os
DORR RADE aso 4 asi, BaoAp Srasxs, IA
III Avfna assoeiaied themselves IN the aAsvs
- ines., respectfully inve< pahae sisse.Is. 10
hand, 60 ,srA rsarssssss e
NJ. ssiis The .cst hstAisss rig ss kas
the larrst and ehees SOD o Mssc s<aaAsi-s. AeAdes
lnaons Of Learning Ac vih ana 10 their " as
Pianos Of warranted AL ksps IL
tune twelve months and ezchanreA Within enha they IAN
10 give entire sAfseton We
a..sueni OF Pianos " the eess Northern manufactures
sou. safety rely iAe nAfsi execution Of sAr er
Tuning pnonpty attended "a
aa rAAes taksa In sashaase rsess Adsrsss
ClIICKERlNG PIANOS.
NEW aud nsn supply OF these sp,e.da l.ssrs- lr.l
N ments have beee
in 10 u he
eular Action, and Ne GrAad have The u
doir, be astlhat tnfirusnsnt 81 upright
The Cek erinss have received 81 p<i.e neA al
nos.s compositions aud f arss insssass
hanos than any factory In the world. i, -,
Prom The ChiekerinEs have pern.a
neut thai have brought The Pano
lection, and By The
other factory None their
without having been fully Inspected BY the best assa
As this factory q In
kehmond these soid
tended
warerooma side street sh ana a H.bl
ton 4 Brothers. No. lss hsin street -
nals sArHL cARrsI. Sole As<aa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-09

CARD.
CxxraAL Horn,
of q
December 81. ISIS. 4
uNHE underssnsi Of
ring the about close. desires oder his s.ssfsl
nosiemsnis Ia those who have favored h vh their
pany.
SPEAK locality useless unl-<s to
telr attention allied
liable the hustle Of business Is the pEins
pal public bgnssthe Capitol the State House
Custom House, Banks Merchant Aa Tobacco
a., and mime Sistely la front Is the
WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
The tesuf wAs. Square with scenery sbout
shoali Add much the sojouTIer.
attention Of ia. public respectfully Invited
that sdoTt viii be made give sstisfsson
FRANCIS J. SMITH,
IN Proprietor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-09

=. 80 s.a1.s roafHSZs sssAS sSaisH' = ~ r.
ssss sss 80. 49,; ssss 49, a. NM 49,
p:sssr - - kngasa eslh hses sAssuAsesI -
~ ~ WI sss Ns.s.s srAriohAhf IRAN naefnu As.
:. SS' . q. Eiii ~ sss..vsa ss...ss.>
MI LIZ ~ I.lsls A. warn yosEa PossAssa saaP
4An4o4o H01x - svssy assesan1lsn. a s4s. 80 OBJ
S.sSoS 49,. uArx1!f1No MIA - = sssassa -
~ - son;i IN "a -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-09

ensAr seUrn-vk5rrnn An 1sTrI
Sw4os DAuY. QuuDAH RvUuno unuuIxAl a n u.
..caaeNn AMe oAnvs.an &4zHNsAD.
RHA001nr 4,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07
Connecticut Election.

The State of Connecticut WAS represented IN the
last Congress by two Democrats aud two Black
Republicans. This year, the Democrats expected
tie retain their two old members. ind to gain one
Of the others If not both But the telegraph re
ports that the Opposition have made u clean sweep
Iof the whole State-elcced AL four of the mem
bers-carricd the Governor and the Legislature
by overwhelming majorities-and put the Dcmoc.
racy in almos, every town. to disastrous and ire
trievable rout. In short they have swept the
deck and burnt the broom
Now, there is a moral in this result which it
would be well for us Of Virginia to consider. 1t
shows how rapidly and how iearfully all
drifting into strictly sectional parties. The North
is arraying itself on side--the South the
other. No need be told what the result will
be If this thing be done. The South will be so
far in the minority as to be utterly powerless to
resist whatever legislation may be imposed upon
her.
The South consldates In the interest of the
Democracy North follow. suit a. a matter
of course, and con>oldates on the other side
Now, if Connecticut had gone against the Repub-
leans, 1t would have leen u blow at sectional par
ties which would ha'o been severe If not fatal
Having gone for them. the prospect is, this party
will be d"uliy encouraged.
But 1t Virginia were to break lonse from her
Demodratc mornings. and lead the why in rcpudi-
ating the sectional party 81 the S,uth, it would be
the signal for a reconstruction Of parties n nth
and South, upon National basis and upon Con-
st!tutional principles. Th"re would then he, all
over the Union. National Democratic party and
a National Opposition party. No sectional i,cs
would divide us-but we should have a return t.
the peaceful condition of former years. when the
people, North AMI South. lived upon terms of po.
ftical fraternity and cordiality.
Let the people Of Virginia, then, he warned by
this Connecticut election. There is no safety f.r
US In sectional parties. A certain rs the South
becomes united in one party. equally certain will
Ibs the confederation Of the N,rth in party Of
Opposition. Let u have general brsaking-ur
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07
A Young Man with Three Wives His At
tempt to Marry the Fourth Frustrated.


James II M""i'"n: brought rom Little Fails On
re1"'sti"" 81 tue ''"vernor OF Massachusett', -
Young travelling boot qua sh"e-maker,ahou' 10
81 lt'P,S'es'hG 'arahr'' wearing black
m"n.taehe AND whiNk"rs a"h gen'ee'v drcSsed-
IN Ma'hc ne '''t MS we a,'" wv" eh,i'reh nj
n't'''' IN next s''fPhg G'"'e was AT worcester
Mass "h'r" ne won Tue "he,'''ms " u hhhds"me
t"nn@ lahv "h"m he married. '" ith her ne iNed
:" ie" months ana "h'ehN ir'! the pi"cc on the
'N" al her 'o"ni,'h'h'' HOT 'r'chus pro''d'u Tor
h"r wants unhl >e>''", weeks inter tne hr'h'
vh'h rlr' was '"ml"'e' v" - % me aimSh"hNc'
'l'] th,ra VEIN was Young 'ahv "i ie'the hanSh-
Ter "i M"rgn" Sh'r>' 81 N"r'h a"hms' Mass
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07
LATER FROMEUROPEI
Arrival Of the sllayx York y

Pic,fc Irospects-The Reform Bill IN England
Nedpolifan Exiies-Ansfraiia and Ldia- Com.
mercidf.
New YoRK, April 5.-The steamship Neg York
from Southampton on the 23d ult. arrived this
forenoon.
The Canada arrived at Liverpool ON the Dist.
Continental matters decidedly more pacific.
telegraph fron Paris says that the five pow
have agreed to hold a Congress on Italian af.
fairs. but the basis Of the extent Of dscu ,sion is
not settled.
Hague London and Berlin are mentioned as the
m,-i likely places.
A Paris correspondent says that the Emerror
having been informed of the ultimate resolutions
ID Austria, desires to recede from his aggressive
attitude by means of diplomatic help. Another
LITTER says that France and Austria appear to he
m"re inclined to pacific solution Of the difficult.
y.
|, is certain now that Austria's forces in Lom-
bardy are more imposing than supposed.
a Vienna correspondent says that the danger IF
collision is falling off for the present. Austria pa
per- however, give warning against too much con-
tlcnce in peaceful reports. and shy it is doubtful
whether a Congress will he convoked.
large meeting Of workmcn was held in Hyde
Park, London. in opposition to the Reform Bill.
In the House of Commons on Monday night
Lord Russell moved an amendment to the Reform
Bill which was previously given notice of. The
debate On the subject was postponed until Tues
day.
The Neapolitan exiles arrived at Bristol, and n
crowd o. ten thousand persons met them on the
qunys.
The Times city article says that the announce
ment Of ieace Congress. cnu,cl IN improvement
in funds, which would have been more, but for
the fact that the Paris B,urse has not yet shown
ay decided recovery Of confidence.
The export ofgunpowder and sulphur from Aus
tria to Italy had been prohibited.
Tho London Morning Herald says that France
intends to protest against the construction of Tor
lifcntions ut Piacenza.
Cardinal Antonelli had requested the evacuation
of Rome by the French troops.
The Ddiiy Nems says that the last Austrian cir
cular was written by Prince Metternich.
Australian dates week later received
The mines were doing prosperous hu e's
The Bombay mail Of the lth says the R"hilas
were dispersed by the troops, and their forts cap
tured without single blow. Tan;ia Topic was
still Mt large.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL. March 23.-Cotton closed at m ah-
vance OF l-Gtn !, caused by American advces.
and the pacific aspect Of continental affairs. Sales
two days 900 bales, including 1000 sfccu-
laon, and 5000 export Orleans mjddlug -
ll6.
B 'ral,uf. quiet. M regular mark It sincc the
R4,ia'4 report. Sugar steady Turpcn!inc duat
lo(all Ro,in steady and unchanged.
C"n-ol> % ga 96l.
LoNDoS--Corn advanced n shilling.