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New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
cousr cALENDAR-fHI. DAY.

T,IryD SrATIs DISTRICT COURT.-Nos. %, %,
SrpRgNg CoURT-GESERAL TERa.-Eouuerated
Cslepdar-Nos j. f,5,7 Q, 9, l3 a. IS TO- H. H. 49, ~
a. o. a. f. - .o.I.,
SUPREME COURT-CIRcUIT.-Same az yesterday
With The flovips additional numb9s: IN 1881 52 so 44
SrpyRIoR COURT.-Nos. 800, 81, 81 -, ~,
s4 s2s 1866 I46 3ss 38, 44, 4Os 40, All, Az 44 A. 40
Coyyos PLEAs-PART L. Nos. 2j2, pol, go,
IN 27s 2sD asi 2s2 49, 16 a7 2s9 29 l2-Pdsr Il
Nos t5 2I4 z35 2i3 2i8, $50, 151, es, 40 z' f go
I45 90 ~ &c 4. a.
KiNGs COUSTY-SPEcTAL TERA.-Nos. 10 10 ~,
iuelusiye and Nos IS to 81 inclusive.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
Ma,kc,--R.ro.led bn Telegraph.

PHADglPHr. Feb 7FtovR firm a. - 7s fo .ap.rhss re
CoRN steady PsovsIOss ,dyancins Me.s Port selling
at rs asa si9 Bacon, SIDES slc Shoulders 7c. WHISKY
b. ID firmly at 29dSc ,,,.- ..
CNcisSArI Feb. 7-FLouR UNCHANGED. WH'sSy Vc. rao-
VISIONS quiet LssO, no saie. BULK sboVLphsi ass
100 GOO OF SIDES saes msfe, sad the
kt closed heavy speculative purchs.e OF eco bos Of MESS
PosK was made for delivery IN No~ios, In May ana June
ct Sl2 A.,
BAIrINoRE Feb. Flour stsay at % - tor Ohio and
Howard street WHEAT firm; whte, 81 t9sl Iej Red
81 SSa 40 CosS adyauceo ,se. White and Yellow 5
d7sc PRovisoss steady wHIsSy FIRM Ohio SEC. City, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
MARRUR ID.

Tbom,on Minister Of the Graud Presbyterian Church,
Mr Fres. C. BiugeDsr 70 Nis JesIie Reid.
pKrNKER-LEFFERTs-O Friday evening, FEB. 4, BY the
Rev Striker the residence OF the brides iaer Joseph
VI DriIker 10 Harriet Leferts all Of this city
HUNT -EELSON-In Putnam Valley, on wednesday, feo e.
and Msry Jane Nelson Of Putnam Valley, Putnam Co N T.
MILEs-DOwNIN6-In this city, on Tuescsy, reb. l. by
the Rev. T. j. Sawyer william b. Miles 10 MaTths N dsogh
ter Of the late Isaac Downing, al Of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.........Fl
Cleared.

ships-wsbs,h, Penniugton, New Orleans, Eagle Hs1ad
Rurick (Rus) Gronlod, Savannah, fonboe Hosdley
Bsk-Lyis spstes, Key West, Benner Deskei Hsrsosh
You Bfabsnt, BeiDg. Norfolk, Ssauton Ruger
Bhss-J II. Jones Mis Charleston, Dollner Potteri 4
Tileston, Morrill, Csrtkasens p. N. spoford-
schoonsrs.Blsck Bro Compton, Charleston, Van Bru.t
CO. "A Gardner, HARDING Wilmington, MeCresdy Mott C9
Moderator, Let's, Fredericksburg Van Bunt SlYhtj
Bowley Hyland, Havana, Post Small; James NJ Holmsl
Brew.ter Mobile Laytn Hurbuti $. Y. Abbott, Ladlsn
WsshiD gtoD, CarnahaD Garth~a,.
sloop-Tantos. Chapman New Haven, B. Edwada
Steamer kennebec Hand, Phil.ielphis, y. Perkins
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

Ss,c'o 81
The land sales were $54li0 2l. Toe cash received
in the Land Department was 81, ,l55 SO, of which
$4,000 was spphed to the cancelment Of bonds msk-
ing an aggregate Of 81 100000.
The gross receipts of the Erie Road in January were
s493, co., showing srge nominal falling of-soue
sl30O00 TIE settlements will largely reduce this de-
crease contract hiss been made for the completion
Of the Bergen tunnel with responsible contractors who
are to finish the work within ten months from the lss
of Februsry. This improvement the Company antci'
pate will give them almost the control OF tne
rairead freight business between Ne~-iork and the
West. The proposition of Mr.. Moran to extend tue
second mortgage bonds maturing this year, by ssons
new sheet Of coupons, is meeting with success on
both sde. the Atlantic. large number OF tue bond.
holders have accepted the terms proposed pfo''osa
they forfeit nope Of their legal rights IL 50 dong.
Eugene Thomsons regular weekly auction sae Oh
Stocks and Bonds will be held TO morrow Tuesday ~
Iei O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange.
The busnes. of the Clearing House to-day was
sa6 $40. $50. The market for the new Government
loan is trihe frmer, and a. the market appears to
have touched bottom, Savings Banks, &c, having
idle funds ale more iisposed 20 buy. purchase of
400 COO was made to-day for Savings Bank at l0t.
one of the srgest takers Of the loan has Withdrawn a.
seller for the present, believing tia. the Govern.
melt will not find necessary to make any further
issns. Mr. Cobb expresses the opinion that he ~il
need nothirg but the power 20 reissue Tressu Notes
and tha. such modtestiops Of the tariff viii be made
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08


FLOUR AND hEAL-The demand FOR Western Cana Flour
i quite ocsrse and prices Of tse low grades are hafe
easier; choice family Extras firmly held aud these are
in request the arrivals rather more hoer. and the mar
iet heavily sales 80 bbs st efG % 81 for
unsourd sse IS 59 s. Is for supesns de- es 15G for
e5 sc1e6 Is for low grades OF Western extra
e6 % Is for Shipping brands Of round hoop extra Oho
90 81 Is for brands DO - os6 % for extra 0ensee,
and coz IS for s. Lous brands Canadian Flour with
change the demand limited sales Of sTau lots % va
s775 Southern Flour freely offered and the low grades
enler bot choice brands he'd and steady
quest sale. Of $50 bb Ct sS e6 for s.p-rane Baltimore
ie 60 lod 81 IS for fancy aud brsntA Rye Flour
quite hrn densnd i. "a. ssles Of 90 bb at IS 7S6
Corn Meal ,esdy saes Of $50 bsls jersey % e5d s. 10
a. brslcywne az 81 l.
FIsH-fhe market quite da and the stock is slowly In
cTessir Z. but s by means buTdensoc,e.
GRAlN.-The Wh-s, market quite fr, the demand fair
for milling and the sniy ais hzht; sses of 50 bush White
southern 81 i5del S. $50 b1sn. White Michigan
81 50: 7te bush. Mixed Western ct sl 81; 1000 bush. good
Milwaukee Club st 81 .2s so bgsn Kentucky at s1 Ss
and 4.tto bush. prime White do. q. Sl 70. RYE is
quiet st sds4c Oa,. are In good demand sad steady
sAes Of State s STA Sc, and Wes<rn and Pennsyga
ii. e2ds6., aud Prince Edward Island At s5c. Barley
firm .i Iee 81 with far sales Of 100 bush
prices within quotations. Corn without change Of
Ieut The demeIa for ooN trade fair and confined
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
u.reIus. of .FFB. z.

Bv Erie RaIyoad-2So bb. Flour, l65 bags Baclvheat
Flour III DO Beans S DO Seed, slS do Os" sS do Wnes
10 .des Leather 40 rolls DO al Dressed Hogs IS bssa
Cotton 30 Hops tst rt Lard 2S do Tobacco, lloV d.
Butter, 60 do Ashes 500 do. Provisions.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

I. 1Hx ScHooLshsrER ABouT !--Oos d M
Buebsnans Posnss;~rs Soosted .. Heh;'~n ~ - '"' ~
following 20 TIE rssfos R,D1btaeGa: .
go, yr... the sussrser Of ths payer, wishes t7em ds
continued aud ortbers.s s.J he has besef !"
seet the PAPER asG.n Please alscoDStbu
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
LAW NT1E'LLIGENCK.

SUPREME COURT-Feb. 7-ssf're 'Nese hosehI"
DECISIONS.
David Banke Receiver, &C., sgt n. Henry, I'M
rl,sd.o Gc-Motlon denied, without costs
Before Jadse HOFFMAN
The Bowerv Bank sgt John Lyncn ct al.-On De
f dant, diving security 20 pay The demand and psyns ~
80, ~ onopz motion judgment be set ASIDE and the
srt t n 70 his i've days from service oi scoPJ
III. .ov1e
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

BOSTON, FEB. lar. ships Charles sprssas, Pike. ~
ehcos; JosepLus, Wson Mobile; Majestic, Clark ssvsasS
bark Amelia Besttie New-Oresns; bnz Lincoln CoaSs@
Jacnel; bark Glen, Holmes. APala hicolA
Ship Meteor 10 stiI ct anchor in the Rosds = a,
OF Holiness Hole ship sebastieook from Chsrlessoh :"
Boston. -
SAVANNAH, Feb The steamship Star Of the Sou;n' "
Eew.Yorh, arrived here st O'Clock yesterday morning
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
Passrnaers Arrived

IN ,ssa mship <,a, J,0~ Lss,poot-HrtO T. Dorman nd
lacy Cohen aud lady A Jatrsy and lady Mcmillan, joan
and LADY, W stephens snd lady H.sh and lady Wn
Brown ID. s. Jackson. ThpleT p Sope C. w AIburtis bs
lie, R.nourd, Psl,oy s,ocs ws,.on, Dodsson, arha
Frazer Tanter B. Cronn, A. Manser, I. =. Screvev
Lieut. Erb.n T. g. N bester of di.ps,cbes between China and
III. United States; Nj Gilbert, Wight r. " Booth C.ioc
w Fisk C. A. Laird, Valance, T. Troisros, ID. &. Wntsr
Bertrand r. Goodridss, Robert Male II st. Louis Hour
desun, A. Kraft, Mis-. Ruero aud sister Miss Poulo
Mathew Mrs w. Jimy, and two daughters Mul4
Jarvis. Nscdouslo J. Saunders, I. Martin r. Redsl y B.
Bentley II. Murray, J. Hamilton, A. suder, G. SIasoouu
and lsdy Total 65
In stsam.hip Kangaroo from Lirsypoo-Ms Jewell, Mo
H.scrof Miss Bohen Max Klete and lady w Dempster ses
lady Miss Dempste H. Denpst.r Miss NJ Dempster, ssIaa
Dempster C. Ross Lawson, w. Houfhton C. Harrison, y
Jacobs Ellery d. p. Buokmsu c. W. Fsrns Fisher, u
Matksws j. Shaw II. Inses, and 300 in the steersse.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
Diaasicrs.

THE BARK ExAoI. hence Jan. n for Savannah wess -
morning OF Feb. on Frynspan shoal; the crew vs
sr carried 10 smItbye vessel aad cargo total oss
built ct DE rby, CT In ls4 f3 resisee 80
iaa0
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

MAsrxR AND srRvAsr.-La-t e" ming Jadge Thos.
" CsL.e p.ptmeu' Ds y. '1Tsr 1Tars,,y % 5wld
S"'s -" y. .asiee. Of y ..iau ' Of mater aud ss,
vsss mss'er and spp ptioe, and employer aod clerk.
he lecturer, 10 s.d msnvsr, explained the Ia" 10
regard 10 the .-tsiion existing between employers aaa
employee, ssl cited many csses in support oi h'
asgup*ea
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

Ar1Eozp sHop.IIyrERs About week ego Two
fsyows entered the taiorshop Of f. Rnther' NO '''
Canal street, ard while one Of them had ou1on
sewed en- his coat, the other helped hiseh Pece
sfvestiDg The shopkeeper discovered tne movement
M ,.ked the fellow what ne was about, whsreupon
u thief dropped the property and both ran out Of the
I, Aeo and sncce eded in escaping. On Saturday night
M the .sne fellows tried the dodge in the same
sop, but were again detected and again escaped.
description Of the parties was given to the Eighth Pre-
enc: police and last evening Officers Jay and Win
shel met the ihevng twain in Canal street and appre
hspded them. They gave their names as William An
ierson and Thomas Rogers and quantity Of vestnss
supposed 70 have been stolen, were found in their pos
session. The prisoners removed to the station
Hou,e, where Anderson was recognized as abba
ham Van Wagner" alias " Yaller" About tso years
aso be was sent to the State Prison for highway rob-
berry, bu. was psrdoned by Gov. CLARK. lie is a no.
Sssiousy bad fellow.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

=. will weld an inc ease ef daties 10 the extent OF sr
nil iors. There /, . moderate demand ipr Ffeas1ry
Notes for Cu.ton. Hcuse porPo-ss A. tai eeht AZ
coupt. and 1e hssr Of usBsactioos amounting !"
slG0 100 at these fgures. We hear sho Vi q sac a
ts A. da,s .ince Of s25s 900 a, y cent discouht.
Tb. Bank Statement, excepting in the item OF loans,
does rot Jissppoi,t the public expectation. II was
,boult that the contraction Of geLerA loaos hh been
,ficert 10 n.u.raizs he loans made upon Govern
me1t stock bot TIN. does no, sppeH 10 be the o.-e,
the aggregate iIcresse beng nearly sSV wv Inc
line nos touches poirt higher than ever p'iois
reached ard tweItyseven mil ions higher toan A. .hr
tim. lat year, when e specie reserve was iouf
hsf uillors gres,er. Tee sp-eie lre shows loss
durng tie week of over Al ZOO CO., and FOR two weeks
Of three-And.shslf million which is very nearly the
nmouDt which hes beer paid into the sub-Ireasury on
the loan. The lice lie lower than at any time since
Deceu Der, 1851, and there s stil large snouat
70 be absorbed by the Sub-Tea.ury fr the
balance ot the losn. If these payments are
made slowly they will no. probably exceed
the di.bur,e nents of the Treasury and the re-
c.pts from neighbonng ctes. Boston Is still IN debt
to us and will now asked to pay up. That city hss
been endeavoripg TO turn the balances by sendiog
Treasury notes for sale and paper for discount but s
owes large bslanes In the lue Of deposits, the de-
cline il nesry 81 900 000 msking over s3lOOOeJ IN
two weeks This is the result msnly OF loaos made
By private capitalists on Government bonds The
disturbance of the money market during the week is
shown in the largely bcressed volume of exchanges at
the Clearing House. Tne statement a. compared
with the previous week shows the following changes;
Jan 20 Feb
Losns,..........elz ssS 24s sSot27e Inc. s1lssI
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
.NEWvJ.E.RSEY ITEMS.

*S1cHASIcs' AND TRADERS BASK.-The stock
boilers Of the hechsnics and Trader BAnk met yesterday AZ
Sexpooo and elected the following psmed scntc Directors
n B. Rrsmhs A o. Zssstie n. Eenan, Andrew Clark 5.
AIofren Chaa CLARK H. Gsatier r. Rafferty, L. B. Cobb,
James l. Davenport H. O. Gishemus The election Of officers
tsles place THURSDAY but rnde'scOa tia, there will be
40 chan<ea
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

1AurA KEESrs THEATrR.-At this hou'e' last
night produced for the frst time IN ths country
. farce By Mr.. Msdison Morton, entitled Inc hAls
Bavs se" The piece is an Indifferent one at best ana
w not acted in the best possible stye, owing to the
~ ielesness Of some Of the peOpe. 1t WILL Doubtless
Improve in this respect but viii never achieve very
hripiart succese.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

MONDAY, Feb 7, 1859.
AsHEs-The mpksti. without change the demand good
for Po,s A. IS IS with Offering Pearls IN demand
al Sc. ..
COHFEE-ssles Of $50 bags Jamaica ct II lic
COTTON-O have been waiting the Heaers news
And n the absence sales quotations be regarded entire
ly nominal We repeat yesterday with these remarks:
kEw.YoRK CLIssIFIcATIos.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

The supply Of money to-day on call is rather larger
than last week, and in cases, loans have been
made on Government Stock at Il y cent. Toe cur
rent rates, however, sac cent In paper, there
is DO change to notice. OF The loan 8, ,OOOO 900
was received to day by Mr.. Cisco, for distribution.
The sivices by the Asia are somewhat conflicting,
but taking Corsus barometer, the general result
is favorable, the market showing an advance of y
cent durirg the week.
The following table will show the fluctuations in
Consols since the | ith inst:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

HUDSON County Dry Dock CoNPASY.-A compa-
has recently been organized IN Jersey City title
sSs Hndssn County Dry Dock and Wet Dock Company
mi er AN s Of passed s4S Of which Dudley
l}xesory has been chosen President.
According 70 this Company organized for the pur
ossf ting doct Sc to b. used IN repairing and build
3re vesses The capital stock limited % sl
fn sAsS.s Of sQ each The Company having paid In $4,000
amount will shortly commence operations The
docks are 10 erected 10 The southern section OF the city
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

The London money market ~ss abundsnny supplied
with capital a, q az! cent. At the Back the de-
maid was moderate. The Paris Bourse had been firm
but cloeed with downward tendency. Cotton and
Breai..uff. were dull.
The return from the Bank Of England, for the week
ending the 18th January, gves the following results,
wh. u compared with the previous week:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

DEsoEST Uros A GAMBLING HoUsE.-On Sunday
officers Of the Sixth Precinct under nmand
Rudyssrd made descent upon porter house kept
kv eore nsbo and George Hundon In Johnston
tween Smith and M0rre streets d, where found
aAou, engaged In playing cards Tse
ais were STssied well ihose present and bea
min
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sug-Rses.... 1908 SstA $50 MooS-Mom II ~
HIGH wATER-Tnls
Sandy Hook 20 Gov . Island iI0 Hell 0ate..... iu
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

JERsIY CRY WATER WoREs.-The Water Com
Sssons Of Jersey City have decided TO erect standppe
nAnnS he Of the Works BY the erection Of
vpps the ensue will be capable Of rans much lnser
eus.ta "a wsisf than at present Additional msn pipes are
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

DARING eRoBRERlEs.-About ii O'Clock yesterday
orpns the premises Of Mr.. w. H. Hckox, No $50 Grand
street daring absence Of the family and three
SILVER watches aud jewery, amounting to $780, stolen
tbeseo The entrance the house effected through the
hall door, al Joining the store
About O'Clock house Of Mr. Stevenson No. ll2 South
Third stE. ct robbed Of ladys
shaw ohex articles valued at SO The thieves escaped
svit their booty,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

- u 'ArER FOR SEwARx.-At the l.st
evfrL, :, ~ Nv. h Common Council bin ws adop,ed
Ssesdiss for spPp me- With p1r. sss N relation to
uppytns me sy VI - ,port the best plsn sna estimate
~ &c The ~ss approves ana 'ae Lss.a'
escnus nssd 70 rsss ths saws,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

An ruAi ExPESsrs NEWARK CRY govern
urxr. Aomf 70 the annual report City Treasurer
Nsyak 5esSip' Tor The lass s7SS s4s q; bal
spse on 'sian sG T. ssS eles17 o. uskins total OF
sse cas- VI ne sraount received S4l& as Wa. from
ssS s5l .s from tsxes Tor IS,s 1851 ,nS iSss
s csri. Naet sSSs income Of pahe schools SO 81, 81
ro Paid Temporary oan Sls7 ag5 IS p.S va Ion.
psoo,ss p tSlo7Sl IL. Balance rsmsintns Ia Tr,s,ary
city ssges". Isl rs. " A''
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

TBE CRY RALRoADs-The tracks OF the city
cleared Sunday night and travel
therefore uninterrupted yesterday Each eE wsa provided
with two extra horses
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
Movements OF Ocean Steamers.
tn ukpART
TO ARRIVE

The Overland Mail for California leaves 81 Lou every Mon
I'd THURSDAY a. Letters designed Tor should n
marked Overland, via 81. Louis"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
BY Telegraph.

The brig Grace wOrhinston for Arroyo, p r., at soe'
Qnsrantae.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

WATER PERAiTs.-The Water Commissioner have
fAus far Issued about $50 permits for the Of
snto buildings, many of taem factories.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

The citizens Of Brooklyn have before them rich
treat in Prof. Mitches lectures, commencing to-mor-
row Wednesday evening in the Plymouth Caurch.
Ali who can should hear them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-20

who picked up pamphlet whilst travelling In
the cars In Ohio; about Know Nothingism, and
for and against Buchauan's Administration. He
had the candor and mnniness to admit that there
wero extrnvngances and frauds in tho government
which he could not defend or deny. This was
much more reputable in Mr.. Montague than was
Mr.. Ectchcrs effort to Justify President buchanan
in his Infamous course concerning tho Patterson
letter. Mr.. Montague is. we doubt not, most es-
tmnble gentleman, but asa stump speaker or
highly of him MS County Court lawyer and a
kind neighbor. The State canvass. however, re-
quires man OF more metal than Mr.. Montague
carries. We sent him back to Richmond last
Wednesday, and by this time, we suppose, tho
State Executive Committee have ordered up for
this section heavier artillery or moro efficient small
arms than Mr.. Montague's armory supplics.--
Charlottesville Idrocate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-20
Mr.. Montague.

The Democratic candidate for Lieutenant Gov
ernor was here last Monday and in order to nsccr
t.in his calibrc and metal the Opposition party
consented to afford him the opportunity ofa dis
cussiun with one of its speakers. To carry out
the arrangement thus agreed upon, MIR. Benjamin
H. Magruder, who happened to be in town alton
ding the discussion was prevailed upon to take &.
bout with the Red Fox The discussion cur.t
off in the Town Hall, at night and though We hat
10 meet nm opponent who had pon ed his lance ant |
drawn his sword in II canvass Of the whole State 4,
We think it is generally conceded that the Roc
Fox hadn't the bottomor speed for the rolling
lands of the Red Land country. lie may do yer,
well for the dead leavel, sandy country about Mid
desex but he didn't exactly suit the higher levo|
of Piedmont Virginin.
Mr.. Montague is no speaker; and what is just as
bud for the canvass, he hasn't posted himself up
on the politics Of the day and country. He pitch.
ed into the compromise measures of 1850, and do
pounced them as fraud and cheat to the South.
lie had forgotten that the Democracy of the State,
and c-pccally Of Albemare, had formally ap.
proved and endorsed in public meeting those ver..;
compromise measures. lie attempted to justify
his ant-nernal improvement course whilst in
the legislature, by saying that he was only car
rying 0ut the wishes of his Mdlssex constituents
who are anti,internal improvement men. Bat
now that he is a candidate for State Office he will
recant those views and be true to the great into =
nal impro, ement interest of the State. And just
at this point he tried the effect of intmdatng tho
people of Old Aibemarle, by telling them that if
they raised that issue upon him that he would
rush back to Tide Water; and there and then ap-
peal to tho ant-nternal voters to support hr,.
The threat didn't take with our people. And
what il strange, they doubtless thought, is thst
Mr.. Montague acknowledges his anti-internal i'm
provement course in the Legislature excuses it
and pledges himself for the future to an advocacy
of the leading lines Of improvement; and yet whci
his admitted record is pulled out upon him h,
threatens to flee for support to the anti-internal
voters of Tide Water There is something some
thing inconsistent between the recantaton or pro-
fessed change Of opinion and the threat he has
made. ,f
Mr.. Montague then had heap to say about the
California question, Butler King. friend Of his
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nailp a'ir9iaiaa.
Coppor and Iron Wealth

Eiitor ct he Iirginian: Let not tho people
Of this section of the State, in THAR ardor to ad
vance the claims of their inyorito candidates for
Office, overlook and neglect the unboundcd minc-
raj and other wealth with which they arc sur
rounded.
You will promote the interest Of Southwestern
Virginia, and hope Of this community, by pub
fishing in your paper the suboined article from
the UybierHc telegraph, detailing u movement
now going on III the county of Carroll. The
counties Of Carroll, Patrick, Floyd and Grayson
abound in Copper and Iron Orc of superior qunli-
ty. How fortunate will it he for this group VI
counties to have u Copper Smelling Establishment
placed in their midst, to develop, not only thoir
Copper and lron but their Agricultural and all
othcr resources.
With Copper Furnaces turning out the pure
Copper, and thus saving tho cost Of transporting
20 tn 80 per cent. OF yaluclcss dirt to Northern
markets and consuming in the operation vast
amount o Fig Iron, this portion of tho State will
became dcnscly populated. md its marketable
productions he greatly increased. Let Lynchburg
Therefore he aroused to tho Importance of closer
connection with those counties, either by branch
from the Va. Il Tenn. II. r.. or by nm indepcn-
dent railroad, running East Of the blue Ridge. in
the direction Of upper North Carolina. Tho
Richmond aud Danville Railroad Company nrc ut
th, time making n survey for tho purpose of OK
tend.ng their road into this Copper region.