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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-03


NOTE Ce d ar street,
CoppOsEte tie o1sao1ic Church. BessOiRs, 7sgaesses9
po.,ss in the several Courts held in Nashville and
w in the ohinoery and Cifont OOUf'' a '-'
gu F L A G..
HoIs, hosti our dag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold aOat high,
Unfold its banner sTerysaereY
Beneath tie western SKY
In war let every stripe 50 FORTH
Borne by the patriots hand
Proclaim its beauty andits worth,
Der moor and hill and strand
In peace guard well the sacred boon,
Bequeathed BY patriots blood,
POI oh twas won in freedoms cause
Hoist, hoist, OaT aag 70 heavens bresss,
Let every fold fOat high,
Unfsrl It's hammer evsTyVheEs,
Beneath tie western sky.
Hoist, hoist. our Jag in Arts great rsgaS
Let every float higher
% with the nations emblem,
Above the tallest spire'
Let Tennesseans every where
Let every state around,
Eaoy where sype Of nature mads,
where every type d found
AbsFe our own Art 6Gsery,
Our country standard wave,
And underneathit Its folds preside,
The beautiful-the brave
The ehd-tne PatriOt-dS
Tne warrior without strife,
Rests here, in sYeetast p0Ftrsitufo
with every charm but life
Then raise our bannerto the skYI
Let every star bear news
That types At the Art Gallery,
Are made by O. @. HUGHEs,
GnFner 81 Onttege ana Unen sc.
1.,T.RTE Real ESTATE FOR SALE
TIsTn No to make other TeSents We pFSpJse 70 's
wv ali our Real Estate in Davidson county, a.
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
situated on the Franklin Turnpike within half mile Of the city,
ana opposite residence Of the late Joseph W. Hortons
Containing about Forty Acres
This is perhaps commanding site IN eYeny OF NASH
Vile and is smcst desirable country resdense The house viii
be sold with IS Of land the purchaser ay choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM
noFn as the Sims Tract, situated the Smith Turnpike (od
Lebanon road within three miles Of Nashville containing SO
acre5 The soil good, il is we'll wae7ed and beTed and can
he divided into small twenty and awards all OF
which are ebly adapted for country residences, mark gar
dens and dairy farms. Also, that
BEAUTIFUL Farm
on same road occupedt BY T. c. NcGampb, and formerly
owned by Thos Harding, contsinng about go acres Tni;
Mace need further description AZ VIII
Also be divided to purchasers T. c. McCampbeli Will snow
these places o any who will call.
Ali the property will be sold on reasonable ters anu
on credit of one, two, three and four years
luly " s. Lindsey, Nashville, to either Of the un
asrsyktI5sis TH0s. G. Nee AMPBELI.,
ST''e-7'' Six miles from Nashville
7. a, McCAMPBELL,
ia, Nashville
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rrees nnd EVargFeens.

Ornamental Trees and EYergFeenS'
NFONTGOMERY 4 McGREDY Nurserymen NASHVILLE, Tenn
I'VE invite special attention to eir extensive stock OF Fruit
Ornamental t,os HysFgFeens, Green House Plants over so
ornamental Trees and Byer sttDle tof lAe eneet
Fruits-JOO0 Apple 2, & years old
Pears-slOO, DEarfs & Standl rds, to 4 years Old
Peaches -SOOOO 2 DID, Cherries RiarS Neo
tarsns and ounce, in Large nunqers
ARE collection ofGrape Strawberries Raspberries Goose
hrrrieS 7Currzuts & Bouquets at all sea5ons.
MONTGOMERY = McGREDY.
al Linwood. Anrseriss NsshYile. Tenn
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CnOiee Cotton Lands,

AreLt OF the estate Of lie late FRANCs suaaEF Of Assis-
~ sro vii sell.at auction CLARENDoH all the Lands
a aonroe county Arkansas the FIRST MOI DAY bling ne
~ Ssv1 Of November and the second MosDAI Of
Hs1er feing the I4l will at JACEsOSPoRT sell all the
T in Jackson county, ana the third MONDAY in N0ge-
bs- Geipg the sst viii SELL At PocAH0sTAs all the Lands IN
Randolph GTnty, aFksnss Al AL cases one 0e VIA ~ ~
served sog be eSiats
TERMs-0Be oarh cash OF is equivalent sidss IN aHe,
two and three years. bearing interest from sale, with hen q -
cure tis payment. 10000
Until the o. No eber, any Of bess Lens sreoseru
4aas sals, AM offers invited On application % me, AZ
Louisville Ky psts terms, &C viii be furnished Knese are
among earliest selected and t Lands OF ATk1saoo'e
overflow, titles perfect all fine navigation
july7-td GEo. hAAEODA.
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$50 REWARD

TNOR the apprehension end delivery Of SAMUEL HOoskk,
Who under charge Of ontrageousy haYng broken open ne
10 7pt uursr made has escape ana running AZ large
The reward will therefore Be paid 70 az one VINO VII 9e
NAV be brought ta justice.
SAID Hooser about p Of age about i've fest ten inches
h;b stt fair or rather sandy hair has at this time
"'4'' - i. N. CHRIsToPHEH,
..n,6-tS pladsSyi;e.
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~ :, - TO rent In The second and third
SEvERAL eanqSOs Reek corner Of Cherry
a sprss ssssts Apply to O o' W. oSoPER
f-os-rsSs- rfFne. tmn4l ---------------
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... p.rl.r store, for .o. r.oa. vita sliding a0o

Futed sac ana plate steve; Round and pste stoves various
other patterns Of sss suitable ehures ana school hOaS
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Old HICKORY,

ox,.ru.r Q. SEAraAh
RI. & IF. CHEATHAM,
Wholesale GRoCErs' AND DEALERS
ZINE BRANDIEs, WINES. TOBACCO, CIGARS, EAIzs,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, SC
O0RHBR OF COLLEGE, AND CACECH SIRAA1S
- Nashville, Tennessee
TE in receipt Of large and we'll selected stock o.
w Groceries Liquors. consisting in part As foesE
"A Ira, srgsr ali GRADES; 100 o genuine Havana Cigars
IN LLi-,5rf.s Heiss.,z. 200 keys Nails assorted
ia u AZ do l00dozsn Painted BuGkstsi
$50 BAGS prime Bio Coseei 50 nests Tubs;
100 IBIS Powdered Crushed and 10 DDS Engisn HanFB
Loaf sugar; ~ Ses 5 5y-ns,
10 boxes Star Candles III ooisAhosr
100 boEAs Tobacco, assorted
~ FINE RRANDIEs, WINES, &Os
q5 ~ choice French BraL 1i1si
20 Z casks MADEIRA, Sherry, and Port Winesi
80 baskets best brands ChanPagle;
SO boxEs sc0viIl Clsrst
100 bbIS enc Robertson cOansy WhisxyI
g bbls puFeOld Rye DO
lGfEs stock Of Common Whisky, American BrAnsyS
Gin, &c. ,,,,s scxs,rrS
Agents for Dupont, Hazard and ycsore IN
the only agents Nashville Of The Mauuiactarer
nd cali he attention Merchants and Tradrsso tnsr
- gtock Of Powder on hand, in Magazioe for sIe
S tsrs DHpont e Pcer; 200e kegs Hazard BastngfoN
So DC % % $500 E:s, sysamors Blasting
s SSO & DO DO do $50 essss Of POWDER, assorted
S0O z do do DO brands;
500 Blasting Pow 50 bills Toy, Bedford Co.,
der. sais ssy,I I Sc, a.. 80.
jSnl1 y sS,I =; = ~ EssIR AI'
Duuont's PozrlsE; Joy, Bedford = COS sssS
Hazard do 6S.
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MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Offering for sale House and Lot on Cherry seet
I now occupied BY Mr. 3 Weller
house L very large comnOdio1s, containing over
sh serxsnts rooms cellars, coal and wood s.saR &c
~ rood order Of being recently rebuilt ana
L better adapted for first eass boarding mouse A
10 Nashville -. h-,5rad and ssvsn
ana the house situated en- the lot as 10 ADMIT OF
~ that would render it as commodlous As any
the city. ,..., bs,,,r,b sssd vi n the house
Il desired ,,.--,--.. = sh;..itv g, most u-o.
bnse and 10 any one wishing to engage IN ae Iocs
Z ira Is An excellent opportunity to procure an e9e lcs
ton i.e convenient 70 sd tie business portions Of the e'
Tor terms, &c, sPpiy TO r = ITNneTEy
den24-g a -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-02

iJ-in New York, II Tuesday evening, about
o'clock. Col. Frank Anderson, accompanied by
a ESs..y Of rs follower again entered the 81
Nicholas Hotel ballroom with the evident intent
Of renewing tire disturIanL OF the previous even
ing Col. Titus, the victi'. oil Andersons ami
mostly, not present, and The parry dispersed
themselves about the apartme us, ana patiently
awaited his arrival Mr. Tread well, one Of the
proprietors of the house, told Al WiersOn that he
could not and would not tolerate ny such outra-
ge. as occurred in the house on Mon lay evening
Anderson became greatly enrased, and applied
various opprobriOus epthets to Mr.. Treadweii,
when he was arrested and locked up for the night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-02

The Constitution publishes letter from the
Attorney General to the District Attorney Of
Utah. explaining still further the views of the
Administration on the subject of the judicial
proceedings in that Territory, which will be
truly acceptable to every liberal-minded and
true-hearted man. The Constitution, COM
Inenting on the letter, says
The great error of the Judges (or some Of them
at lcast) seems To have consisted in a BELIEF Una.
they were TO be prosecutors. and rot unPfeJuoIceo
magistrates TO decide between the accnserS ana
the accused. The Presidents view ls auoSetnei
different In his eyes, Judge is TO ne aS lIlip1rual
as possible and to weigh the evidence Ih scdirs d.
even as the nature Of things VIII aunt nat
Judge forgets the duties CT his ONCE VINO rails AT
party before he hears him, and II looks Ike some
thing worse than fcrgetfulness whelt he pro-
nonnccs a whole community guilty of high crimes
without waiting for 4 regular trial.
The IyfSHigeNcer, speaking Of the case Of
the 0berlin rcseuers, says that it will surely
not be contendel by these gentlemen, if they
arc rs intelligent as they seem to he Jealous,
that the obligation Of the Federal Government
&" enforce the laws of the United States should
be mOdnlated to meet the varying wills, ca
prices, or even conscientious scruples of ind-
yidualS 1t thinks that the law, while it stands
In the statute book. demands to be hOnOrel,
either by active obedience on the part Of citi-
zens in fulfilling its iDjnnctions, or by their
passive submission to the penalty prescribed in
its terms for the warning of those Who elect to
violate il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-02
II An adiourncd meeting of National nenn.

HAN adjourned meeting of National Demo-
Gratis pursuant 90 Il call issued Mr. A. BjrdsaIi
convened at the AstOr House, New York, on Tues
day, TO consult with reference to the best means Of
securing unity and harmony of action in the next
State Convention. The committee Of which Fer
nando Wood is chairman, submitted q report,
suggesting that no delegates he appointed to the
Charleston Convention until November next so
that the approaching state election may not be en-
barrassed with the Presidential issue The rcpor.
concluded with resolutions urging the State Com
mittee to take some decisive measures to confine
The action Of the next State Convention simply to
Tie nomination of state ticket. The report after
some discussion. was adopted, Int the resolutions
Were kept open, to he acted upon at future meet.
Ing, II found expedient. The meeting then ad
JOurHed with cheers for James Buchanan and the
peoples delegates to Charleston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-02
X f. z T BE FORE TH =
HOW TO GET YOUR MONEYS WORTH.

A. PAINTERS CITY STEAM EJNDITyy
AND STOVE WOOD MILLS,
w here WOOD can be bong ht cheapest rut tb. =
down No. ~ where full measure is warrantad
mark that down No. 2 > the BEST qualit, Of WOOD
Tor kinding put this down No 3Ithe biggest ca rts
and the biggest boxes and the smallest prices Innt
and Canal street, at the red sgn-p0st opposite the
Market, and leave your orders at the new Office
Orders left It's. W.K. Handy's, opposite Viii
lards Hotel at VIM Ballanty mes, i9S mn street
or at Pages wharf at the foot of 18th promptly at
tended to. Office removed to the north side Of the
bridge corner OF 18th and Canal streets. The money
is delivered. WV io0i
ice A.PAYNTER, at Pages Wharf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-02

IL The dinner TO Paul MOrphy in Boston ,a' She
Revere House, on Monday night, was brillens
affair. DR.. o. w. Holmes presided and made ttss
opening speech, and MIR. MOrphy responded briefly
aud senslbly, to tle Sentimentin his honor Chief
Justice Shaw Responded to Il sentiment abiding
To the Judiciary. Among Che prominent guests
many Of whom spoke, were IIeyrlcst Walker, Of
Harvard College; Senator WiEcn, Professors
.ongftilow and AgasSiz, Hon Mr.. B'-rt.ng-fne,
Cha. les Hale, editor Of the Daily AdveTticrJ. Il.
Fields and Mayor Lincoln. \ letter was 1ead
from Edw.r Everett, who vas unable to l,s
present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-02

WA~HiNGTGN. June i.-Application has been
made to the French Government. in the event that
tierHTauy becomes involved IN the present war in
Europe. and the German ports are bIockad,d to
permit steamers carrying thc mails Of the United
states "a pass freely 10 and from Brmcn and Ham
Dnrg. IN the Stme manner rs permitted The.
English mail steamers TO eater and depart from
vera Cruz ddTIhS our Wal with Mexico
" Is stated. rs a Temar kabr fact that although
al WAS long ago Known that Postmaster Wpstcutt
q rhlErlelphia, would be- removed. there were 40
applicants for tic niiirr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-02

IL The steamship Canada, WHICH sailed from
Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool took out 81, =
sill in specie.
NATAs.-The steam frigate Minnesota anchored
or the Boston Navy Yard on Tuesday, and fired 4
salute of th.rtect g1n,.
At Norfolk, OF Wednesday, the slooP Of war
John Adams was tow "a down TO Ham ton Roads
whence she viii proceed Immediately to the East
Indies.
The brig Prcble sails in few dsys 5s the Gulf
Of Mexico.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-02

IL totting malch between Flora Temple
and Ethan Allen for purse Of S5OOO, best three
in five, TO wagons, mile heats, took place at the
Fashion Course, New York, on Tuesday afternoon
Flora Temple won the first heat in 2:25 the second
in 2:.7X and the third in 2279 the fastest time
on record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-02
PERSONAL.

,..' Major Bache, L. :. a, HOn C. Faulkner.
OF virginia, are at Wizards
-. Senator Brown, Of Mi, hos accepted Il
pnhIc dinner rendered by the citizens of Terry.
Miss, 10 take place the 18th inst
m: r.. Robinson, Esq formerly known
as 'Richcieu' Of The Tribune has taken ms.
sage IN the steamship City Of Washington. which
leaves for Liverpool Oh the 18th OF next month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-02
LOST AND FOUND.

II tST-On the list instant, in going from the
Ia NoTtheIn l.lbprty Market House o., nh or IN
street ELEVEN DOLLARS. Tho hinder viii he
suLiab, rewarded by leaving At al the Star One
L OSI-O9 Thursday morn ne. ~ instant. IN Pc
or PURSE RAG. cautaiEIns y caH rr,sln, , hand
korchloiS. aud some money. Tic hudar wit he lii
betwecn J. aud z SITS. 80 :,
HNAkEN UP ASTRAY. AMI RRoI-,;IIT tn
II tae sunserileI tahie, 90 thr S1th on
MAY, BROWN MARE MULE. with
matter and chain attached. The owner ia ~
fesuested '" coHsH forward, prove proprr-N
~, pay charges, aud take it away
:o,. w, =. hurley.
y. I-ot .lsf siTrPf 4 nd a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-02
PROPOSALS. FOR ENGRAVING ON WoOD

OFFICg SUPERINTENDENT Public PRrxriyG.}
WdNhfngfCH, JUue T. IR51
SEALED Proposals will hn received at tins Office
until W ednesday, tho 18th instant. at u O'clock IN
for engraving wood the illustrations I, occo,n'
pany the Agricultural Patent Office Report for JSIi
making ~ the aggregate about ten 70, al octave
pages. The Illustrations will he open for tho I'M
sPection OF bidders at this Office until the time for
closing thu bids. ~ ''' i"'
Bond Will be required from the successfu; bidda-
Tor the faithful execution of his contract '
The proposals must state the shortest time ra
CURED for tho execution of the work and must d.
addressed to the Undersigned, endorsed ON tba an
VelOpe Proposals for Wood Engraving"
~ JOHN HEART
eooG SuppTIDtnudenf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-02
GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS
RESOLUTION authorizing the tapping Of water
mains.

A RESOLUTION authorizing the tapping Of water
mains.
RsSOtred by the Board Of IHsrinsH and Boord Of
Common Cornell Of ths Corporation Of G.orgc,n,-H
That the Mayor be, and he is hereby. authorized
(snbJect to the regulations of the United Saies to
grant permission tGany person or persons on Bridge
and Aqueduct streets to tap the water mains now
laid on said streets the condition that the street
where such tapping is made shall be restored as
early as practicable 10 good condition as il
was before being opened, and the part opened
kept ia a. good condition DIS il was before being
opened for one year from the date of its being
closed. to the satisfaction Of the Mayor. and upon
failure thereof the same to be put in order by the
Mayor and the expense to be recovered from the
person So opening the street: dHd J,rorided FIR
ther. That any person using the water of the
w ashington Aqucduct in this town shall be sub
yect TO such water rates tax may DE hereafter
imposed by this Corporation, and shall enter into
bond with satisfactory security to the Recorder
binding themselves to the above stipulations aud
agreement. Improved April %, 1853
A RESOLUTION in favor OF VIM. II. Tsnney
ReSotrsd by the BOdrd Of Alderman and Board Of
Common Council IF fh. CorPoratiOn Of GeorgstOrrn
That the sum Of thirty-one dollars and sixty nine
cents be, and the same is hereby appropriated to
be Paid by the Clerk TO the order of VIM. II Ten
ney for goods furnished the watch house from
April 10. ISIS, TO March 81, 1859.
Approved April -, 1859.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-02

AWARD or COSTRACTs.-COntrf-ts for en-
craving and printing the illustrations Intended
to accompany Gov. j. j. Stevens's supplement
tai Pacific Railroad Report have been awarded
by the Superintendent Of Public Printing, as
follows:
Tc Julius BieD, Of New York, for drawing in
crdyon and printing in black and two tints. sew
enty quarto views of scenery, &c at 81 90 per 100
copies making 81, 5Si.i0 for the whole number
required.
70 Herlne x Hensell of Philadelphia, for en-
craving on stone and printing two quarto plates
"a inserts and six plates of botany. at ~ cents per
lOJ copies, or s90.>e for the whole number.
= TO II. 8 Wayne, of Philadelphia. for engraving
on stone. and printing maP of Milk river at S2ll
per 100 copies, or s5si FOR the whole number
Toe. b. Graham of Washington, ID. c, for
enzavin" on stone AMI printing an isothermai
chart lin Co.Ors) and sheet Of prOtiles at S1 -
per 100 copies of each, or sI59.75 for the whole
number.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-02
AN ISLAND RESIDENT.

CAUTION.
~ OFFICE WAsHINGroN hQUEpuCT, Z
~, Nav nth. 1859.
RUNNERS and their employers are hereb. notified
tat any Interference with any oG the Stop Valves or
other hNtures appertaInIng To the Water Mains of
the WaSnngton Aqueduct, except by express IN
strlctI"n aud consent Of the Superintendent in
,haTge al TN" Pipe Line, is tree pass, and To be
treated accordingly.
By order Of Capt Nj G. MFIGs.
EDM'D r. ID. MYERS,
ma n Nv Eng'T. in Charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-02
PERSONAL.

Two THE GENTLEMAN, 4 PRIVATE GAR
Il dener. who was instrumental in having tina {
handsome tence, adjoining those line brick houses
iOhttlng on virginia avenue, near 18th street, 4
would suggest IA continue the same GTdamsat
around has grounds. nd cover them to prevent the
I,irds from hIdIng among the ees, aud To deprive
the bees from gathering honey frOm the nany flow
ers which ainrn his little paradise.
hore NV suggestion Will not be treated with
coHffHpi, tor have such abiding Intere ia this
mans veliare. and do not desire to these AMI
mails rnJbiHs him. hPC auEc he has recourse This
ylaT al InIne would ettCtual!y prevent any Difficult
- and too. the boys might admir- some of his
beautiful n"wers, and desire to appropriate them to
thclr use; but this cTtCfHGf idea Of mine SO admI-
Tahy adapted To Pre- ytr' trouble, which mizht RS
suit In iosr SI'lf.
expect u" recomPen,s for MY suggestion, other
IMAM 10 receive an approving smile from NV dear
friend to whom this Is Gf, ciiordfejg a.tdresscd.
Yours Truly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-02

Our LATE MINISTER TO CHIsA.-Hon. Will
liam u. Reed, late Minister to China, was well
coined home by large number of the prominent
citizens OF Philadelphia, who, on Tuesday even
ing, met him In the Board Of Trade Rooms, and
listened to an elaborate speech from him. in which
The course he had pursued in China was reviewed
at length. and the accusations of the London
Times replied to. He ably defended the course
at our Government in refusing to unite with France
and England in waging war with China
Throughout his whole diplomatic career In that
country he cordially co-operatcd with the Russian
Minister, and although AT times lie WIS unable to
act in harmony with the French and English
Ministers. vet N" positive i'll feeling was e,yen-
dered lie denied as ''fabrication, pure and ab-
sOlute,'i the insinuatiOn that there was between
him and the Russian Minister, "any PLAN combi-
nation express or implied, or understanding hav-
Ing for its object the Illustration of the policy of
Great Britain or France, so far az il was known
TO or surmsedi by them.
Mr.. Reed considers the residence of foreign
Ministers at Pekin undesirable, and claims that
the treaty he formed will be found highly advan-
tageous to American interests. He spoke in high
terms OF the beneficial influence exercised by the
Missionaries and reoced that his treaty contained
important provisions for their protection in China
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-02

II VERY BAD TAsTH-The PHILADELPHIA
Press continues its foolish abuse of the Prcsi-
dent for removing the late Postmaster of Phil
sdeiphia. In so doing it is simply directing
public attention 10 the circumstances making
1t the Presidents duty to make the change
The late Postmaster was the warm personal
ndherent of the President, who, VIC presume,
removed him-his own appoinlcc-with per-
haps greater reluctance mar was ever before
experienced by an cxecaft1e officer in making
such change. The question of politics, as all
know, did not enter into The matter in any
way, tho charge being entirely personal, and
of such character as that unless disprovcd TO
the entire satisfaction of the President. hesita
lion OF, his part to make the removal would
Et-Fc Justly caused the country to lack conf
demos IN 'tILE integrity Of his own adminstra-
ton OF lis trust. Now these are all facts
which the Pes 10y its !ieremiades over the
removal, is fo-rin, = on the public mind In so
doing it is reafs causing all just men of all
parties to applaud the fr,nnesS and inlcxibIc
integrity of the Presidents course in the mat
ter, and damaging the FvRutation of the re-
moved officer, who enjoys 50 EIuch Of its SYM
patty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-02
The virginia Election.

The Congressional delegation just elected to
represent Virginia In the next Congress is as fol.
lows; ISL district, nj. r. II. Garrett, dem; =
John >. Millson, dem; 3. d. C. Dejarnette, ind
dem; 4. William o. Goode, dem; 5. Thomas
;. Bocock, dem; 8. Shelton F Leake, ind. dem;
q. William Smith, dem; 6. Alex. r.. Boteler,
opp; 9. John t. Harris, ind dem; 10. Sherrard
Clemens, dem; II. Albert u. jenkins, dem; 70.
H. A Edmundson dem; -. Elbert 5. Martin,
ind. dem.
Returns from lss counties, reported and official,
give Letcher, the democratic candidate for Gov.
ernor. 3,5i2 majority. The remaining counties to
hear from gave Wise l ,3Sl majority.
The Richmond Dispatch says the majority TO,
Letcher In lbs counties is 5000 which will he In.
creased by the counties to be heard from. Tn,
Enquirer predicts that his majority will exceed
6((M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-02

THE WEArHyR-ahef following report of the
weather for this morning is mad c from the Morse
Telegraph line to tho Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about O'Clock: