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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-15

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PnrLADEIPHA, Feb. II, 1859.
Stocks dull Pennsylvania State 6's, g2x; Reading
Railroad 24x Norris Canal, AK; Long Island Railroad,
Tx; Pennsylvania Railroad, 49,.
BALTIMORE, Feb IA, 1859.
Flour quiet. Wheat unchanged Corn--Rsoepts large;
Southern white and yellow 74c. 76c. Whiskey dull:
Ohio Soc, city 29c
PuuApHFHIA, Feb. IA, 1859.
Flour firm. Wheat dull. Corn steady: yellow SOC.
Coffee firm; Rio, llTc. Ike New Orleans sugar, ,
TIC. &c. Provisions quiet Whiskey dull at 2Sc. Nc
CINCINNATI, Feb Ii, 1859.
Flour firm, with good demand sales 800 bbls. at
% DO So 90 for superne. Whskey unchanged, in lair
demand At 26zc Mess pork and lard duh aud nominal.
Bacon in fair demand &c. for shoulders, and 9sc for
sides. Bulk meats unchanged.
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The GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.

ALBANY, Feb IL, 1850.
The Senate Lobby Investigating Committee mot this az
ternoon. Mr.. O. B. Wheeler, chairman, was the only
member present. Mr. Frink, former doorkeeper was
sworn, and testified that he heard former member
Of the Legislature say he had not got all the pay that had
been promised him by the Albany bridge folks. Mr. Gag
ger, who attended counsel, asked witness tho name
the member. MIR. Wheeler ruled that the question
improper, and instructed the witness not to reply. No
thing else was done.
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CHARLESTON, Feb. Is, 1857.
- Tue steamer Magnolia arrived at Key West 9th. Col.
Rector had in inducing greater part Of the
Semnoes 10 assemble at Fort Myers and be ready to
embark on the 18th for New Orleans The steamer will
touch at Point Arkansas her return and take the Akan
sas delegation and all the Semn0es collected sixty In ALL
AT Havana sugars were in fair demand: good quality,
SIC reals muscovadoes higher. Moasses
fully one real higher. Freights brisk Exchanges
lower.
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LEAVkNWORTH, Fed. II, I56y
The Territorial Legislature adjourned Friday Among
its last acts was the passage Of General Amnesty BILL
granting pardon to persons in custody and immunity from
prosecution account OF past disturbances Southern
Kansas The bill received the approval of the Governor
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PiccOlOmini In Albany.

FeB 1909.
Association Hall Is crowded excess TO hear Piccoomi-
nj The greatest enthusiasm prevails The receipts were
81 800. was the largest house known the city
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SAVANNAH, feD lZ lN5V.
The United states mail steamship Alabana arrived at
the bar nj eight O'Clock this morning and her wharf at
two O'Clock this afternoon detained by fog.
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DErROIr, Feb. IA, 1857
The Michigan Legislature adjourned die to-day
ing transacted large amount Of business On Saturday
the House reconsdered the vote by which the Registry
law defeated and passed received from the Se
nate, by AZ against "a.
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CHARLESTON, Feb. IA, 1869
have just arrived from the Brooklyn. All well. The
ship and engines have performed than promised
Everybody on board is delighted with her.
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A. w. Faber's Lead Pencils Sold mt Retail
nv all s,aoners At Wholesale only by EBERHARD FABSR
s,lr agent lxs William street
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Fire Proof Safes-Wtlder's Patent SaIn-
nader. Depot l22 Water street, Wall
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Defiance SaIamander Safes-WYth Patent
rosder proof locks and Also, burrias
prooi psraer satea. Depot l92 Pearl street
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Clristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupces,
the best In the world Wholesale and retail and he dye pr
ya,ely applied, Mt NOT Astor House.
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Take Henlthful Physical Exercise at Woods
Gymnasium, No. 8 Eas, Tweny eighth street.
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Moody's Perfect FITTING shirts
Made TO order from the finest goods. $50 per dozen.
i" MUODY'e Shirt Mandatory, 262 Broadway
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Berring's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof safes Isl Broadway Murray
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No Danger from Throat Affections II Brandt
retb,s pills are used 1t ia impossible that disease can
originate any solid part of the body which kept
IN life by pure blood
blood OF corrupt matters in that which the
Favers are efforts of overcome these corrupt
bumors of the body and shake them Off.
superuous and corrupt hmors either floating the
aon or deposited In different of the booy are them
The immediate cause of disease.
psmoye from blood by purgaion with Braadreths pills
all corrupt and you purify the whole There
ore moment In every part of the civilized world n
viuas whose malades have been completely removed by
their use. , ,, 49, -
medicine feels under lasting obligations to those who
bis nreudces And those who have become expere
sroaned with its value, feel that their and
d not be better employed than In the calculation sni-
tsry its health producing properties -
b. BRANDRETH, NJ u.
Principal Office No. 29t Canal Price Csc per
snear coated twelve In a box, l3c
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Bachelors HAIR Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The best tho world SURPRISING uAde aod and applied
~ the msnufsctory. xs3 Broadway.
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A. GrandJean, Advice and Consultation
once the human hair has removed notice.
he house on the westerly Of Broadway and
street, few doors from Broadway.
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IIollo>vay's Ointmcnt.-Go where You Will,
INF what company please. and you will be told that his
rnoyang save gives permanent relief all cutsoeous
scorbu,ic and eruptve affections Mandatory 50 Maiden
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We beg inform Southern merchants visiting the city for
spnr purchases that hsving began early the mAnnfAo
sure stock OF spring and summer clothing 1t now
complete and fun Of all descriptions Of our well known
sty of fashionable clothing and large stock Of low priced
and medium goods manufactured with the same taste and
sfye Also a complete assortment of shoulder spring
shs furnishing goods Ac all Of which offer the trade
az he most favorable prices and terms
ID. DEVIIN CO.. 26S, $50 and go Broadway
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HIS Hair Dye. 80 Cents n BOX. Black or
brown No Barclay street York and all druggists.
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Geo. Saunders Metallic Tablet Razor
: This the genuine article has epuaed for
producing ketnest poaslbe edge For sale by
r 4 81 SAuHDERS, Ne. Astor House.
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A Chest or Good Tea Tor One Dciier.--Aiso,
bere street
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THE FAMILY HER D .

Important News from Hayti--Nevvs from Ca III
fornin, Nicaragua, the Sandwich Islands,
tSc.-The Political Aspect or Europe-The
Fur Trade-The Fine Arts-Local News
Market Reports, &C., &c.
The FAMILY HERALD Of Wednesday next will contain
all tie news Of the preceding Of interest, and 4
large of miscellaneous reading Among contents
will found
important New. H~yt--yAe En,pire eououquc
Destroyed-Success OF the Of
ouqueBs Flight TO Jamaica-Account of the Revolution
Histories Of souioque and Gen. Jeffrard.
Newa from California, Nicaragua the Sandwich Islands &c.
received by the steamship Moses Taylor.
The Political Aspect Of kurope-Leters from Cores
popdents in London, Paris, Berlin and Venice.
Dones at washngton-Repo Of the Proceedings of Con-
gress
Gaietes Of Washpgton-Cmax of the Fashionable Season
Hound of Festivities and Entertainments Of the Capital
Balls soirees. Dinners and Kecepuons-sketches of the
Leaders Of the Bon Ton, &c, &c.
The Fur Trade in New York-What the different kinds of
Fur Sell For &c.
The Fine Ars-The Picture Galleries and Exhibitions of
New York.
ing Historical skechIts lustrious Grsduates-One of the
landmarks of the Past Swept Away.
The Domestic Difficulties among the spitualsts-The Hatch
Divorce Case.
The Fry Divorce Csse-Romapce of Real Life in Pnla
delphia,
The Hoax the Hghanders-How Story Originated
The Excitement in this City, &c.
Reunion Hide and Leather Merchants the Metropo
Titan HoteiA Dinner Plenty Of speakingstatistc
OF the Trade, &c.
Terms-s2 per year; single copy four eents To be OBJ
sned the Office, and Of all the sgents Advertise
uep,s inserted at usual HERALD rates.
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NEW YOnK LEGIsLATURE.
Senate.

ALBANY, Feb. IA, 1859.
REPORTS PRESENTED.
Mr.. LovErASD, (rep) from the minority Of the Com
mittee, reported bill requiring the canal locks to be
closed the Sabbath except when breaks necessary
repairs render the closing dangerous.
The bill to protect the liberty Of witnesses reported
favorably.
Petitions presented for prohibtory law and for
law to regulate railroad freight tariffs.
THE LOBBY INVESTIGATING COMMITTEES
The resolution respecting the Lobby investigating Com
mtee coming up, resolution was adopted after opposi-
ton from Mr.. Doherty, requiring charges to be
made before the investg lted, except Ia the
Albany Bridge case, and in the charges made the floor
by Mr.. O. B. Wheeler.
resolution was then introduced for an adjournment
from the 18th to the 2Sd Of March. Laid over
The Senate then agreed to holding evening sessions
Tuesdays and Thursdays for the consideration Of general
orders.
resolution introduced by Mr. Ely, requiring nforma.
ton to the cost and receipts Of the OsWego a
adopted.
THE QUARANTINE RIOT.
The bill to repay John A. King the money for staonug
troops the Quarantine ground taken up in Commit
tee Of the Whole, when long debate ensued the ques
ton to strike out the section providing that nothing
this act shall exempt the people OF Richmond county
liability for damages.
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TMITATORs AND HUMBUGs.-MEN AND MONKEYS
sn soSesys a4s soy
81 aSs the NE and soul Of Their nagpns Men emu
for the sake % dsng rssy truly
Be the imi,ai,on, iDtassrs Will cling % swS 'sn.cisy
ORA which grew large number Of heals Tor every one cu
We 6nd maioss in ali the walks of lse and thu reader win
please comprehend that onkey ixe) mAons then go
asay rsscay an SO much as to &c able TO steal he night
cay which he ssss his Surssaas Sr maoo
the true species and human lta,oS And humbugs Tho
II lsl2 win be readily gathered from andayx
Ssshsd Mr. Gsysy wso had been in The
ie conceived and perfected plan making paper thai
This paper a 's@sa na siss'
s s e s,r1srs as ,mpenns msss q n:a.
~ tavorauly noticed by dealers and pubissera But
Soss so @ a ip s
and p@S ss sn S y
position maintain their rights hey intend % DO .
their banking accounts and their energy industry
paper
The intrinsic value Of the article fastened ne
paper proved be all he partners claimed The
5e 'm ,ad
ana nos an
imitation and for aught we know, kamschakisn and Os
The cost Of Gayetys medicated entirely beyond
Se prcs Anything or he e a.
price without Gayetty endorsement poisonous and VII
swnders Depot No Al street Yo-k. Gayet.S;s
paper IL for sale there, and by All druggists.
AM BUYING FRESH GOODS EVERY DAY-THOSR
L already made up must he sold bargains MAJ bo
expected Sis S5 So S3; IS, yesks
S. These are garments ht for any gentlem ~
CLARKE, tailor, ll6 William street.
r RUSSELL sPAULDING's ROSEMARY
TIE kQsEMARY IS he bes, dressing for tho hair known,
The ROSEMARY viii restore hair TO bald heads
THE ROSEMARY will remove dandruf.
THE ROSEMARY ia the best thing for childrens hair.
THE ROSEMARY has and cannot surpassed; secur-
Ing 70 all Clean healthy scalp and beautiful has.
The proprietor furnish proof the assertions
above will the certificates from
dividuals who have used 1t with success
The has stoOd the of for eight cara
satisfied, It. The signature pr prieor n
IN a genuine j. KtJSSElI. Mp nj nina
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fvERrAINLy WATTS NERVOUS ANTIDoTE ANNIHI
aies epilepsy. neuralgia, rheumsilsm nervous nesdsche
deirtum trcmena despondency, strengthening smuatng
and nvigorang permanently impsrns serenity 20 ns mind
and vgor 10 the body We refund the money not penencta
JOHN PINE CO. sole proprieiorS lO9 Nassau street
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90 Cent Ambrotype Likenesses, with Case
visited on Monday by 500 ladies for portraat KIMBALS
3i7 Broadway.
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Southern Trade.

For Perfect Fitting Shirts and the Latest
novelties 10 aen,lemens furnishing goods call GREEN'S
shirt and furnishing STORE No. Aston House.
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Y AM BUYING FRESH GOODS EVERY DAY.-THOSR
L already made must be sold. Great bargains bo
expected Sls Si5 SO coats 3d. paats S5 yests
s.. These garments Git for any gentlem wear
CLARKE tailor ll6 William street
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Worms, BuNIoNs NAILS PENETRATING III
~ hesh cured without pain, that the boot be wos
Immediately after the operation without least nccnvs
pience TO the patient by Dr. ZACHARIE surgeon chrop1
dat 100 Broadway Refers the phycans and surgeons
the city.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-10-19
CHILL AyND SEE John Jackson & Go
NEW PATENT.

TJyhe undersigned having procured the exclu- u sve right of manufacturing and selling to the citizens of Prairie county Arkansas. the late improvement in blows. (known as liar ris' twelve pointed shovel and turning plow,) would inform the planters of said county that he is prepared to receive and fill all orders, which will be done in regular turn, notifying the person ordering, as soon as ready. s This is no Yankee humbug fol speculation, but was gotten up in the outhlby an expe- renced workman, on scientific principles, to suit the wants of the cotton, growing commu- nitv, and five minutes examination will satisfy the most creduious, that it is the neatest, best, and in the end, the cheapest blow ever of fered.
 They will be put up at Atlanta, Prairie county, under the Superintendence or anex- perienced workman and no means or time will be spared in making them neatand durable.
 The advantages of this over all other blows to the farmer is, cheapness, time saved in go- ing to the shop, time saved in changing blows and the smiths bill. In this you have four distinct blows, all working perfect, Ono sub stitute in either,) which yon can change at pleasure on any part of your farm, no other tool being required but your clovis pin; first, you have a small shoveL suited for all ordi- nary purposes of that tool, by adding one mould, either right or left, you have good turning half shovel forfldglng and hllllnS and place cutter before it and you have an excel
 lent new ground blow: in the third place, put on both moulds and you have large shovel. perfectly suited to breaking out the middles of cotton rows; and fourh, by reversing the moulds of the large shovel, you have good cotton sweep, all four working better than you can get any common smith to make of wrought iron. In addition you have, by adjusting the point, (which is made of the best of wrought blow steel, ) five extra points and eleven extra sharpenings, over other blows, which is said, by some of the most prominent planters in North Mississippi, to be sufficient for five crops; and all this for S6 5o-l0o, without cutter, or S7 50-100 with cutter attached; these are shop prices. l will send them to
 Brownsville or Hickory Plain, in lots of 20 for S3 per lot or to Des Are, at S6 per lot.
 Ng Terms invariably cash on delivery of the plow c. A. HARRlS. { | Atlanta, Sept, 21, 3m,
Des Arc citizen., 1859-10-19

THE CONCERT LAST NIGHT.-The Concert given by the ladies, last evening, for the benefit of the " Prairie County Agricultural and Mechanical Society,"" was an event long to be remembered by those who attended, The audience was large, and composed of those who properly appreciated the musical talent presented Where each performed their part so we'll, it would be out of place to designate those who seemed to be the favorites of the delighted throng. The programme presen- ted list of twenty-three pieces, seven of which were repeated at the almost universal request of the audience.
 May each successive Agricultural Exhibi- ton be graced with similar demonstrations on the part of our fair friends, and may they ever find, as they did last night, an audience that fully appreciates their worth.
 ' Charming woman can true converts make, We love the precepts for the teachers sake Virtue in her appears so bright and gay,
 We hear with pleasure, and with pride obey"
Des Arc citizen., 1859-10-19
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.

Threatening Run,ors from Haly 1h .dnaerican .Minister Imprisoned at Pekin
 NEW YORK, October l4.-The British North American mail steamship Africa arrived at this port to-day. She sailed from Liverpool on Saturday, the lst inst. and brings two days later advices than those received per the steamship City ol Manchester yesterday.
 The rumors from Italy are of Il threaten ing character. The Emperor Napoleon repudiates the idea of placing Prince Ma poleon on the throne of Italy. Later ac- counts received from China confirm the rumor of the nominal imprisonment of the American minister at Pekin.
 The steamships Bavaria and Arago have arrived out Prince Napoleon left Zurich without having an interview with the Plenipotentiaries The Zurich con- )ference continues, but its proceedings are not known.
 It is asserted that the King of the Bel gians' visit to the Emperor a, Bearreiz, re- ferred solely to the debt that Belgium owes France.
 FRANcE.-Active preparations of naval armamens continues throughout France, and her Notifications are being strength ened.
 AUSTRIA It is vaguely reported that Austria Is seeking to negotiate loan in London.
 IrALY.-The rumors from Italy are conflicting. It is reported that Austria and Sardinia are making warike prepara- tions also that the French army of oc- cupation is to be reinforced, and that the Dukes of Modena and Tuscany have large force to attack the army of Central Italy. Another authority states that the Duke of Tuscany will regain his throne by an appeal to universal suffrage.
 NApLEs.-Rumors are current. (but they are contradlc,ed) of disturbances in Naples.
 SpAIN.-The Spanish Government de- clines England's offer to mediate between her and Morocco. The Paris Pays says: "U. s. Minister Ward and the American legation were conveyed to Pekin in a huge travelling box, from which only the sky was visible. They were well-.reated at Pekin, but were confined to house, and not allowed to see anything while awaiting an interview with the Emperor i; after this interview, they may return in the same manner as they came."
Des Arc citizen., 1859-10-19

NEW ARRANGEMENT-DEs ARC WITHIN 24 HOURS TRAVEL OF MEMPHIs.- CHID- ESTER, RApLEY & Co.,, have placed the neat little steamer CHARM as the regular U. s. Mail packet between Des Arc and Clarendon. She will leave nes Arc every Sunday and Thursday at noon. connecting at Clarendon with four horse post coaches to Madison, thence to Memphis by railroad. Passengers hound for Memphis, from Fort Smith, will find the route VIA Des Arc the quickest and most referable-three days is the schedule time. Messrs. Chidester. Rapley & Co.,, deserve much credit, and the encouragement of the travelling public, for the energy and determina- tion they have exhibited in providing for the quick transit of the mails and passengers to and from the Mississippi valley and the vari- ous points in Arkansas.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-10-19
RIVER NEWS, &c.

GY The U. S. Mail packet Sam. Hale, Capt
 Win. F. Young, is due Friday morning, bound for Jacksonport. She will be down on Mon. day, bound for Napoleon. GsDr The U. S. Mail packet Fortune, Capt c. W. Coles, passed up yesterday morning
 The Fortune will be down tomorrow, bound for Napoleon. B. Coles, her clerk, furnished
 us with full files of late papers. GW The Memphis and White river packe
 E. M. Ryland, Capt. Jno. B. Sheridan, is duo from Memphis tomorrow. The Ryland will
 be down on Friday evening, bound for Mem
 phis.
 GY The Memphis, White and Little Ret river packet Gen. Pike, passed up Monday evening and returned last night. Pete Elem ing, her clerk, has our thanks for his kint attention, furnishing files of late papers, Sc The Pike will leave Memphis again on Sat urday evening, arriving here on Monday, al usual.
 GT The Memphis and White river ,Yacke Admiral, Capt. A. Baird, will hereafter eav, Memphis on Thursday evenings, arriving a Des Arc on Saturday. On her return trips t,
 Memphis, she will pass Des Arc on Sunda, evening.
 lE The Des Arc and Clarendon U. Mail packet Charm, Capt. H. B. Hendrix . will hereafter leave Des Arc for Clarendon every Sunday and Thursday, at noon. GT The little Keshena has been engaged
 in towing timber for J. A. Frith's mills during
 the last two days.
 s1S- The Crescent, Capt. J. s. Carlton, vii leave New Orleans for White river on tn, the trade. See her advertisement. GYr The W. M. Lawrence passed down O Saturday.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-10-19

NEWSPAPER Frs.-The z Local' of one of our exchanges gives the following schedule of tolls for the benefit of those who need and seek after "pufs:" For modest puff .........9 juepss A tolerably good one. II box cigars. A good one ...... ........1 pair boots. very good one ..'... -. vest and shirts A "splendid" one. ....1 cloth coat. A perfect sockdolager .'... whole suit.
 We are "open to conviction on each of the above heads, except the first. Some people hereabouts seem to think that an editors brains are cheap stuff. We don't second their motion, however. In the place of the first charge, we beg leave to suggest dress for the baby; and if any of the fraternity hereabouts don't like the amendment, let them say so.- Wheeling Times.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-10-19

BEAUTIFUL SENrIMENr.-The late em- inent Judge, Sir Allen Parker, once said at pubic meeting in London: I've live in the midst of blessings till we are utterly insensible of their greatness, and of the source from whence they flow. We speak of our civilization, our arts, our freedom, our laws, and forget how large share is due to Christianity. Blot Christianity out of the pages of mans history, and, what would his law have been-what his civili- zation! Christianity is mixed up with our very being and our daily life; there is not a single familiar object around us which does not wear different aspect, because the light of Christian love is not on it-not a custom which cannot be traced in all its holy healthful parts to the gospel"
Des Arc citizen., 1859-10-19

Washington dispatch says that the Hon Washington Hunt and others, interested in SC ot Missouri, to the Presidency, are in Wash ,aston, prosecuting their purpose. The Ma ,,ohai intelligencer has consented to support the ticket. @
 HE TEXAS U. S. SENAToRsHIP.--It is sta .eu enat the following names will be prom laehtiy before the Legislature for the honor ao'e position of United States Seuator: B. H ,pperson, L. D. Evans, Colonel w. P. Hill H J' Hall, G. w. Smythe, Robert H. Taylor n Y. Wigfail, Matt Ward, H. R. Tunnels ant General Houston.
 ,, non, w. l.. Yancy, of Alabama has re. ''tHsa from Virginia with improved health.