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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-11
IOsL............".:.s sssisSS ss2+SSSS *S,Ss''Sa7
Tie exports Of Domestic Cottons for the week end

TIE Director Of the Mints required by law to cause
ss.ays TO be made, from time to time, OF foreign CONS
.ud report their value, in federal CON- to Congress
TIE following table is compiled from his last report;
ao,n cofSs SILVER CONE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-11
Receipts Of Produce-Nov. 1C

TotsI by Al Routes Noe 226 SIS bhs Flour, l07Se bs-h
Wheat a zlgdo Data IS Sol DO Barley do. Rye 4 do
Som pks Provisions lSe do Oil Cate go DO WHISKY GO
10 Iard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-11
Advertisement.

COLLECTIONS MADE on all points in the United
s,,.s md CanaAas at charge Of only onseisA v cent
Ds OF 500 and over addition to the cost Of exchange bJ
THOMPSON BROTHERS, No. Waist.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-11

ASAp ScEyE IL CouRr.-A handsome and respect
ably-dressed woman was brought into Justice Corn
wells Court, yesterday morning, in state of beasy
ntoxication While in charge of the officers in the
Court she took fit of delrium tremens and the scene
that ensued was heartrending beyond description.
Her shreks were 80 terrible and agonizng, that even
the officers of the Court used TO such scenes, were
vsbly moved One of the officers Of the Court stated
that this woman was the wife of eminent physician,
and but short time since highly respected as an
exemplary wife and mother, and had everything
around her to make her life happy but in an evil hour
she Welded to the vice of nemperance and since then
has gone down, step by step in her sad career Her
husband tried every means in bis power to reclaim
her, but without avail; and, as final resort, was
obliged to have her arrested and sent to the Penten'
tiary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-11
son a7ss 400 I.Osi, n

BY reducing the Wheat to Flour, the quantity Of the
latter left at tde-waer this year, compared with the
CORE spending period of last year. shows falling Oh
in the receipts of 1859 of ,995,72O bbs. Flour.
The receipts at tide-water of the principal articles OF
produce from the opening of the canals TO and mcud-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-11

Markess-RepOrteSk By Telegraph.
!AIrxosr, Yey. lO-EIggE al Howard sissei, ~ q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-11

REoRGAslZATIoS.-The Common Council adopted
report last evening in favor Of recognizing Engine
Cos Nos ard 49, of the Eastern District. The COM
panies were di-banded about two years since, on
charges of rioting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-11
Movements Of Ocean Steamers.
TO ARRIVE.
TO DEPART

IN. Overland Mail for California leaves Sc Louis every Mon
dsy and Thursday at AIN Letters designed Tor should 30
marked Overland, via st. Louis"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-11

BALTIMORE Nov s-The steamer Louisiana ffcr e. -
went lahore this morning during thick fog ON psn
Two steamers have gone her sSssstsnoe. Her Psss'
arrived bere--lBy telegraph
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-11

AIsIArtEr ALMANAC
gun-Rises.. 6:42 Sels..... 4:46 Msor-Rises...-i-
WATER THIS DAT.
Sandy Hook, T:ls Gov Island s:oem He'd Gate" sS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-11

EXCURSION TO JANAIcA.-The Directors and stock
holders of the Brooklyn Central Railroad, to the num-
Der Of about forty went on an excursion to Jamaica
Yesterday in order view the line of the road They
went in car drawn by six horses. 1t is the intention
of the Company TO run from the South Ferry
10 East New-York and thence to Jamaica by steam as
soon az the steam-cars are withdrawn from Atlantic
street, which will be in April next.
The excursionists made brief halt at East New
York and also at the Reservoir, after which they pro-
ceeded 10 Jamaica, where they arrived about noon,
here they par,ook of ample collation., after which
brief speeches were made by Ex-Governor King, h. Il.
Litshfeld j. ID. Cocks, X. Busted, A. D. HERMAN
Hon. NJ. Weeks, and others, in which reference was
made to the construction of the first railroad on Long
Island and tie progress since made IT consequence OF
the increased facilities for travel The party returned
10 the citv about o'clock highly pleased with the trip
The cars for the road being built and IN April
next the tracks Will be relad and operations at once
commenced. The arrangements VIII enable lar
msrs on Long leland TO bring their produce to Brook
yn as AT present notwithstanding the removal OF steam
cars from Atlantic street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-11
rM4,sa 20
Corresponding period, Issa.......'

oTbere IL but n moderate amount of Gold Barr Tor
M n-csen, steamer and the demand Ia fair. The cur
rem, rates are s50aSo
"Srht Exchange on the East remains at : cent
.Ibe amount Of funds in the State Treasury at the
commencement of business, Oct. IL, was 1858 2oI ~
1.-THE Stock market since our Last has shown iitiie
NOR, animation There has been a fair demand for
CIV Ga of 1853 at quotations State Stocks not
much INQUIRED for, and few are offering.
about 500 shares Sacramento Valley Railroad
changed hands at $l9a$20 y share.
Steam Navigation Company has been graduany
declining, and would hardly bring Sc, although at
Sc there are a few buyers'
The receipts at tidewater of Flour, Wheat Corn ana
Barley, for the first week in November, In the years
1858 and 1859, have been IA follows:
Flour. bills Wheat, bu Corn! Sn Barley; 90 %;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-11

Deem. $500 Inc. 1920 Decl7l,cn Dee'' INV
The aggregates Of the receipts OF the above arues
so far for the vears 1858 and 1859, have been:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-11
BROORL YN ITEMS

TIE WATER-WoRKs-TBEIR TRANSFER TO The
ClTY.-At q meeting Of the Common Council, last
evening a communication from the Water Commits
missioners was submitted, in which they accept the
terms heretofore mutually agreed upon; and have IN
accordance herewith transferred the entire conroi OF
the Watef-works 10 the city. Appended to the COM
munjcstion Of the Commissioners was the following
certificate, signed BY the President and Secretary
1--WE certify that the water-works are capable OF
delivering and distributing da;ly supply OF ten million
ealona of water and have the capacity 10 DO so We
further certify that there is at the present time supply
of AT least four millions Of gallons per day the balance
of the supply Of ten millions being temporarily cut on
for the purpose Of building conduit III place OF
canal"
TIE addition TO the above is formal transfer OF the
works to the city by the contractors IN which wssaso
waiver Of damages claimed against the city on account
of the recent resa of the Controller TO pay the drafts
Of the Commissioners.
The offer of the Commissioners was accepted by the
Board. and all difficulties are now supposed TO be
ended.
Tyr ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-The foundations OF this
institution have been commenced, and the work VIII
now proceed rapidly until the edfce is completed.
THE GRASp-SrREEr R,iLRoAD.-The Mayor last
night vetoed the resolutions passed at previous meet
ing of the Common Council, which authorized James
NJ Waterbury & Co. TO construct railroad IN Grand
street on the ground that the notice asking for propo
sal. was not published according TO law.
NoRE RAILRoADs.-The Railroad Committee OF the
Common Council reported last evening IN favor OF al
lowing the City Railroad Company to lay rlson Gas
son avenue from Flushing TO Kent avenues IN order to
shorten the Greenpont route. The subject was laid
over for the present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-11

Ire Ckioogo Bank Note List IF. q. Adansl' Ia
commenting on our remarks about Illinois and Wiscon
sin eurreney lets of great deal of truthn few words
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-11

THE ACADEMY OF MUsIc-The foundations OF this
institution have been commenced, and the WORK VIII
now proceed rapidly until the edifce is completed
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-05-07
cfarbtlu5 nnh trcu.
Cine Gr32btun9 pOn 6ran5 6pTmanr.
(Tr ~titpure.)
y CT 2 6tfftru6.

Der Sturm r0otc niht mcbr, bG5 gcmittCr
iduieltc rch III zen gilitcn. Der Ntruo itunc
htu an 0jmmcl, unp ibcr9lGnltc nit Ictutm
tleihcn Vihtc oaa nod inn CT ihGumcncc unc
wilp nui9crc9te Ntccr, wcltc5 fprt INN fort iriuc
gErQen Jcgrr Die 9tjfc mIl;tc, uuo in siibcurcr
8ranrun1 lejnc Shaumapfrn brh an rcu SRI
i'm acknowledgements. Su rcm 9lu9cntlidc, mp
.Gtinrih, Nctcr5 uno Warttn Den Nanc rrr
,Glippe crrCihtcu, rcuucrte mtrrrr Gin ShuG aus
r.r 3iric hcrnuf, uto nun grpobrtc ras Iharfr
gugc Securities nud baa SntricuQ, nclhe5 int
Yer9cblihcu Srmitbcn, in bic lihere Suht Gin
;uldufrn pcn Der Wewalt bcS Sturmrs uuo cem
gScgsn- Nnpral duf bic ttcfer i'm 9GOIcr licaCn
rem 9tiTe qeIhlcurert mar, unp MIN bier Icltiae.
0tht an Nducc Der Suht mar cS 9eidtitrrt,
uno mGhrcuc C5 nuf Der Cjntu Scitc in fat Qan;
~rubiAem 9Buicr laa, lturmte ouf Der anprrcu nit
nugrltiimer l0utb 9Grae uuf 9Ge(lc crihittrrnp
9c9eu feline StcucrbUrpiejtt beran, unp prpbtc
Ql1nten unp Yalfen in Iriiumcrn Su itr6cn.
IS 1T cine &auffabrcr Sri99; iaAtr (ocinrtH,
inocm er ouf pa5 Shjf peutctc. Gort lie9t lie !.
lin @rtt co lit ptr W0riannelr irf
Hrr altc pcters ihmcrjli@ aus. 3h femme lir az
Der ~gOIpcucu 01IiUn, pc ~ beu in MCuplibtc
itimmert.
uuo Sjc ~9!autrn, DAP mtrFlth Nrrr Barrie
micf lib auf Dem ShiTe %bcinort?
Sh 9toutc Is niht nur - ih peiB c6 rnt-
9c9nrte NrteyS ihmcr5lih.
So milicn mir nit ~rrppcltcr Gilc unc Nu-
ltren9ung iu 1ulIc cjlcu unp 6ulie lhn1en! ricf
Netnrih. @eIhminO, Martbo! Gum Wrid Itest
uuier SOpt grace Dem S6iHe 9c8cniibrr uno mir
katen rubi9rs 9Salicr in Der &uht. Vie Wtnnn=
itnit mcni9itenS fam unr Ira 9crtttet nerpcn,
menu poo g3rnt nur nod 5cbn Miinuten GUAM
men61it.
@r iprah nCh, ais CT lhrn auI hem itcilcn
9iaOe nod DEM Nlcere btnuntrr elite, mpGin ibm
Wartba auf rem 8uBe foI9tc. Gbc Der altc
guhbntter nun sur 61lite re jGbe 6Gbe hintcr
lido bate, waren bic beipsn @ei6wtiter Ihun in
on5 Boot NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lino trirbfn es init
b~urti9cn NurerlhlI9cn iber pa5 YGalIer bin.
gGie Gin @ieil pnrhihnitt rs bic gBeQrn uno
le9te biht inter pcm 9eiheiterten ShiTe bel, no
man bcreit5 feline Nnn1brruug brmcrtt, uno nit
tan9er uno 1n8itliher Spannung auf zen Or
fol3 9~eipaItct bate.
Gem 6jmmet lei Oant, Gier Ga6en mir ia YGl.
Zig IreieS %6oDrmaNer! ricf cine ttefe Stimme an
Soro pcS Shifes aus. Nuts, 6err 8arpcwief!
gGtr iinO eerettct.
5pua - 9srr Snrpewiet ihyie 6cinrth Yrn
urtsn berauf lalcn Sic ms Gin 8ou ;uper
fen, bamtt mir nidt wieper attretbrn.
Nuf rer Steuc, msin traYer Sun9e rief rie
eori9e tiefe Sttmme, wel6e Dermutblit rem Sr
fehlShaber DCS SdSifffs onarkGrie Ei, Sou ~
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-05-07
SEEING u.

Der ,TnSetQcr" erldeiri ieecu SIuuabcnc, ;um halls
ji5rIiMcn SutlcrirtjrnSprcj Scu 81 % in 9lprouSiobIuno,
cher % Cts. pr NionOt, soblbor an cen rep. SyGNcr. 9uNs
rGrttSc NbrnncntCn bcticNcr cen Scr00 al bcr @crNuS9ct0
(gtttcr~gcr 675> 0~cfdui9it eipiuIcnHcn.
9ptlprchCnoc YCitrlgc uuo MjttbCiurQcn wcrbcn canIbor
acknowledgements uno auf NerIon9cu bonrrirt.
NuiciGcr uub 9~ct0uutmoGun0cu ouer Nrt mcrbCn inter
~foIetrcCu 8tetU9uuQCn 0uf9tnpmmcu: Gjumoii0c &inrid
una zines Squares 10 3rilcr rocr wcpj1cr tilocn circu
SNuorc) 80 Gto., ipcjmoIi0r GiuruduuN - Cts. uub TN
ieSce wcitcrc NAL 25 GtS.; i~rtrlitc @cltGftSouici9cI wcr-
Sru fur SI2 III b0lSi&brlifrr GcrauSi0tlun0 enlightenment.
&ir6Fcre @u;ciNcu mrrocr rcrbIltniem6Eig ]bcrcdhnct.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-05-07

80 "' SVeit HuW psiit yScndc biN nnp ,trilf,.
ps e III 9etntr id mar, caNtltc uph rirno( a,
Neiteigcn- Die frltcn Qlautrn fcpntcu nid,t fan
gen Dem furdtbnrrn Nnprnnae Orr md, irrn,r,
mtIo %pemr9tcn Tcgcn 9giOrrfnno lciiten unb
lPFan9rn aus ibrcn Su9cn. Die MatrpIcn mel.
p'te", nap Die scltrnucrte Mariaune nrH Yrr
AhNFuh ocs &n9e5 Sertriimmcrt frin frerpe.
SSpPlhn, 10 muien pie gcute nun on bos
Snnp %rueern, Ia9te 6rinrih. = uno Sic. Gopi.
t"n, mullen lie brglciten unp Surae trnocn. roR
VEN zen 8e9ebentcitcn ricIcr N1cbt unp bcipt~
pErS Hon Der Srrguna Der Sitter 70 wcnio mie
mrsltA 9ciprphcn miro.
so %9'rItrbc, errteccrte Der Gapttau. 0ac
@fDr'mntB mnG tcwnbrt mcrocr; mo fam cs
ie'ht, p' mttnc p1pjcrc in Sronuna Iinp. Gb
tFbre nit mctneu gcutrn nab Bremen ,uri;f
hno CO frnlt Ith nur, mas 6rrr @otpcmjrf ~
t6un teihltcEt.
S@ 0irtee "prlauFN bier, ioQtc ricicr uadb fur.
scr UeterlC9nu1.- Nah Srcmcn rarf Il niht
nno etcn 10 menia bnri it mid uuf fran;GliIbrm
SpNfn ir'9fn, IA umimefclbnit lhpn Strftricfe
9F9'h m'tp ~crlnren linc. 9Eenn Nctnrid, MIDI
bier culren Mil, ~ pcr(aTt i'd fir jcet oicicu
Srt nltbt, "a ih ~utrgcup5 Gin tcIrrcs g>rritrt
III linpe, Hcrmag.
'' ~ ""N1h Ni(l pLElpPu, lNcrr Olt
Nrt1rttb raid Slr 2utrurt. -Sic. 1brr \ nt,tcr
nm Ncrr Yrtcre. pier iutt uno iinpct S;c SIR
mhno. &rmmCu Sir, &apjt1n! SD pcrpr 5ie
o'N 6rlirn btnot9rlciten, unc raun bicrtcr ;uz
rndtEbrch, I'm nae 9Seitcrr nit unlcrcn Mint
ttn9rn I'll beipredtu. 2u0en Sir midi MR. rra
Dir Nfcrtc 7hlicBrm.
&tr0 mar balp 9clfrtcn mno Ger Rapit2n pers
"9ldatroctc itb. 6cinrih trolcitcte inn ma -,
ZEN S~0Ntcn or iprang tinrjn unb rurrrte nit
lctnct Ntatrcitn nns ganc, nadprm or 6cirrib
'0n 9nnicm Bergen fir Icinen trrucn s3riif,nn
NeSantt bate. prjnrih trbrtc nof Dem 5burmr
i"ruf, in oclirn ubcrcm Jtaumc er feline sbIe.
hinge nit Martba ,uianmenfanr.
MCtn trcuer, brhtcrsiarr @urI6c. cmpfro
i'm Herr S%Srrrwict, mic lpU ids Dir ranfrn. Ter
CUTE alte Ieters BAT mir 9lufe cr;Iblt uup cr.
Hart, mas IN nittt nur fir ion, irnrcrn nut fTr
min 4rtb'n ban, me- nun fncs it mob-Gh
f'lnr S%rrte. rr arniiacn ras au5criifrn, mas
IN rur C'N 'nPlinFr.
S9'' N"Nen @nd' aar feline ;3cit. nah 9Tcrtcn
)" l"@'''' I'eNer Nrrr, 1ntmrrtrtr Nejnrit. SIS
rt'''' "op manmr' 81 thun rnr III %tcitimmeu
"rF'a' ENr orr S"a 9olHnrs trrouftpmmt, unO
MIR ni'llcn alIe bnnprln unp ralh m gEryfr -.
lll. SNp lltm mlE nnR (NNiN 49, - ~ Il .
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-05-07

The German ADVERTISER,
b. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Saturday, at So per An
mum payable IN advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable.
OtFtGE: las MAIN STREET.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-26

9TH That the conduct Of Gov. Wise at Hsrpers Ferry
and at Chariestonn suppresshg the attempted
ree,on 10 guarding tho captured Offenders ro Just
rage OF the people and In preveung the intended res
cue OF the convics from the hands of the aw-merts
our cordial approval and entes him TO the thanks Of
sectioa- - ~ - -
10th That heartily approve the refusal Of the Con-
era. Assembly, 20 authoriss The commutation Of the pun
shnent OF Coppic and that The history of this case il
pregnant with proof Of the wisdom Of the law which
wihhods from the executive the power to pardon or to
commute the punishment of criminals condemned 10 SUI
Ter death for such Offences
llth That nasmuch the best laws and the best of
hcers must fail TO reach osnc, against the
peace OF our community. advise the people of each
district oil this county, 10 appont permanent commit
tee OF vigilance TO arrest and examine all suspicious per
sons-;o band them the civil authorities for trial
or TO cxpel them q;y from the county II believed To
be dangerous, but NOT liable to legal conviction.
Mr. Anderson moved the adoption Of the preamble and
resolutions and the motion passed by unanimous vote
OF the meeting after elaborate speech by Mr. Thorn.
ton-in which he than sustained his high reouta
uon-and able and eloquent addresses by Messrs Flour.
noy aud Boiling.
On motion by =. L. Wood, IL was further
Resoirsd That copies of these proceedings be for
wardcd TO present Govcrnorto our
ConSress-to our Senator and Delegate in the Gen.
era Assemblyto tho several newspapers of the cy of
Richmond, and to the Farmville Journal"
On motion, tho meeting adjourned.
T. T. TREDwAY, chir'n.
HxNRr Strokes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-26
Fire-Eatinv Den,oeracy

John w. FOrney tells a simple and shameful truth,
when he says of his party he does in late letter from
Washington to the Philadelphia Press:
Those who eager and so fierce in their
ordinations ofthe Republicans have in taken to their
bosoms far offensive foes Of the South than most of
the leaders ofthat party. What ever did more to
the seeds of hostility between the two sections than
John Van Buren,, or his father, or John Cochrane or
John A. Dix, or Samuel Tilden, of New York. when, with
the Wmot Provso in their hands, they helped to defeat
General Cass and to fill the Northern mind with passion.
ate hatred OF the South? There neyer a, any great or
gnsed party in the free States against sdrery til that
dry. The Republican party is the natural offspring of
the Van Buren, revenge. And yet all these macontents
have been forgiven and taken to the embrace of Mr.
Buchanan and his freeang friends Now, let us sur
pose the Republicans to make short cut TO the Pres:
dency. Suppose they like the Van Burens make yir-
tue Of necessity, and become rscass conservatives of
the existing school, They have nearly "A much 20
recant as the Van Burens and IL they get the votes
back them in the work they will be consecrated in the
affections Of those who delight to assail them
Mark i'm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-26
eNteRTaNernEnt
BY rueBin bibles

This sign painted In white n black ground was fast
ened by wooden pin driven through its centre into an
Hugur hole in an immense he~n gate post There was
one post, and no fence at ALL only HORSEBACK made Of
piece of cedar with its many branches trimmed or laid
upon two forked uprights OF Spanish oak. The house
mad been large and good one Now IL was far zone In
dark decay, also the few remaining
All the old trees had died out side OF the large ward
contained hcket of young locusts, while the other was
unshaded and amost CRASHES.
thought to myself that Mr. Bries's Entertainment
was likely TO be rather Indifferent Still il was the best
could do So seeing nobody, snng out after the En-
glib fashion
House :"
No answer.
House."
"liOUSE!' this time A. loud az could bayI
10 my surprise, WAS answered from behind faint
"Ah!' said !. turning round chow do Won do sir ~
Right pcart how'd y come on yonf.elfyr
The speaker a fine specimen Of Virginia country
man-ovcr six feet bony, dark, athletic but lazy good
naturcd yet passionate and clad only in ~, sbirt
and still coarser 'bluein" pantalOons
What place Is thisl' asked
"And where I, Mr. Brileqyr
"Wharuyver he is, thar you'll find me-"
wei, NJ BrileS can get dnner.r
''Sertney, you kin. We all done dinner mon two
hours. sud was es going squr hunting hut the leaves
IL too thick yet awhile and thArs plenty a time Lsfo,
sindovn. reckon kn cit you up sometbiu' or
nuihor pretty quick ihall do TO stay your stomack-
Boy was uttered in a tone calculated to- raise
tio dead, and very corn field hand came
running 90 take my hor.e DismOunting slowly found
myself 20 sore from the tfoting had undergone that
could hardly walk into the houzc the inside OF which
will not describe lest Il make this story too long Su
ice 10 70 say that IL spOnded With the outside. De-
posting my brannew sadde-bazs the benefit was
mighty hardin the porch down and took Of my
new hat aud cravat, the better 10 cool on
Take something MistsrYr
| with great pleasure, I replied.
"Taint 20 doggoned good but you're 'bundant vel.
come 20 IT, Spos'n make you julepY'
! Very we'll" said 7.
! julep Of new Whiskey with brown sugar and with.
out ice, is rather hard thing worry down. but wa
80 exhausted that really enjoyed H. Aiter / had I'm.
ished IL, ! asked Brles-
! What county y thisgr
! "Tchariutn
! cWhatY
! "Tcharlut, the county Nv Tchsrut"
/ ooh Charlotte
! 'Ycs, Tcharut."
well how far IL IL from here 10 tho Court House =
"A little twentyone mile jest twenty one mile to
nits nightcap from that ar big whito oak up Wonder
/ 81 the forks Nv the road"
"And shat hihi' part Of the country caled-h" IL
any particular name !"
TO be sbo' Right here IL Briosea Which IL L pre-.
nk, but this here ridge called Vengeance Ridge"
"fndeedl Why soy
"Thcy was blcest 10 name Il somethin 7 reckon, and
that's What Il took its name from"
"Ah! Well docs gentleman named Cooke live any.
whore IN this neighborhoodf" ~
Thar old Beazly Cooke keeps wheelfixh shOp
here about two mile down In Cu5 Creek Hollow"
''He is not the man,"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-26
The Conservative Oppo.ItIon

An account is given in the New York Rrpre,s of the
speeches lately made at meeting of the Wing and Amer.
lean members of Congress- and Others recently held in
Washington. The speeches were all in favor of acting
calmly and deliberately. Mr.. Boteler and Mr. Stuart
both bore evidence the state of feeling
of party that prevailed in Virginia in consequence of
recent events Mr. b. said that the invasion of Brown
was but an incident of deep laid PLAN would be shown
to the country by the correspondence which ou be pub.
shed. Mr.. Humphrey Marshall avowed his adherence
10 the national principles OF the American party and
said that some position between the erne ought to he
taken and adhered to. Mr.. Conrad, of Louisiana said
ne had always been opposed TO the Democratic party
but If compelled to decide between the two should vote
for the latter of its more national sentiment,
He desired to see both defeated and if it were possible
to act with some party which would be in favor of the
Union. He dctested Southern lawessness no less than
Northern aggression and there was no language too
strong to against that class of Southern politicians
who in violation of the Constitution were in favor of
the Southern slave trade" Mr.. Crttenden made most
eloquent sppeain favor of maintaining the Union lie
concluded by saying Neither the Constitution nor
the Union brings these troubles upon u.s. but the eusion
Of certain citizens of the North. And trust in God
that John Browns foray Harper's Ferry may be in
strumensl for good by arousng the Northern mind t.,
lie dangerous tendencies of that delusou and leading to
its proUlF correction by Northern brothers them
selves The conclusion of the deliberations of the meet
ing was stated Yesterday refer the whole matter
under consideration TO committee of seven to confer
with the Executive Committees of the wings and Ameri
cans, and with such other persons favorable to the
formation of National Party the basis of 'thc or.
ion the Constitution and the enforcement of the laws
and TO report some plan for the formal Inauguration of
such movement, aud report TO subsequent meeting
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-26
Ireland and the Pope.

1t stated that very decided manifestation in favor
Of supporting the Popcs temporal authority isin pro
gress in Ireland where the great majority of the people
Roman Catholics. Not only In Dublin, but in vari.
other parts of Ireland, have public meetings been
held to express the attachment Of Ireland the Head
of It's Church. and Of sympathy with the Pope under his
present and threatening difficulties. Offers of actual
physical aid literally made, and there would be no
difficulty, i; il said in raising army Of Irish Vol.
unteers, 10000 in number TO augment the Papal army
Tire feeling against Napoleon, for his presumed coaon
with the enemies Of Rome is decidedly strong in Ire
land.
We published in Saturdays paper, paragraph from
the n Y. Ner' affirming that ian autograph letter from
His Holiness has reached Ireland We (says the Neps)
not yet at liberty to communicate the recipient Of
thi' momentous document-for nomentous it is, and
calculsted to produce the most profound effect tho
Catholic wordbut that it has actually been written by
Pope Plus and transmitted to Ireland are at liberty
70 state very high authority"