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RAILROADS, &C.

GREAT soUru-wESrKRN MAIL ROUTE
TWICE DAILY, SUNDAY EVENING ENcEPrED)
RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD.
EA&&&4sSSx&s.;z sS
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
q and amer MsSs.y aosS,, ssd isse the Mall PA..sD
sSSnd isss daily esSRasys evening ,.e.p..a, =,
cssas Ss.SSS Ms . s.
Mobile and New Orleans
Leave Nsh%1Sd aI {,scsP, sundAy,) Dan,s Va and
Leave Junction. CBursS twice daily tsupa,, or0,,r
sd .'s o'clock and ans ~ and arrive In nsSasaS a.
Through nom Richmond nsnph. In two day. and tire,
The .SOys train. COY. with the south std.
sa Ss virginia S. saS 1 ne \. ss Junction and
nom the North, at Richmond.
points. s 10 ,se virgins spSss 70 the above
.elS G CAMPBELL, sSPsfinssndsa S.N'
sOUTH-sIDE RAILROAD.
OK N y, MONDAY rHEaad AU-EE
~ gust inc passenger Trains, viii run As follows; ktH
FROM PETERSBURG To LYNCHBURa
Train starts daily at $50 A. NJ reaches ynehburS
r.s::. y5. S.1 .i,s except Sundays. AS
PROM LYNcHBuRG TO PETERSBURG
NAL Train star, daily at II NJ Petersburg at NJ
reaches PstersbSrs al ssoI sA'p' sundays " 1880 NJ,
vs N.shye Memphis Ie to New Orleans "s springs Knox
Ihs NE shortest and mos, expeditions all parts
The City fS!n Iran leaves rssas daily except sundays al
eessary. 1890 WV" "'-
,u0, II. d. BIRD,
~. General Superintendent
GENL sUPr.'s oFriCE, va T. r. r. CO,
O ~. and amer tsSoS.y July Si 1852 Trains Ca
Ea,.s9FsT Tin 50. leave LynehSurs a no 4 n. and
rs.ss3gsr Train No will LynehDurS a, 1885, p NJ and
80 This Taln carry passeSseTs anu A''''s
.ss-M X II. GILL, Genrsupt
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MARINE NEWS

FUHE OF HICHuOND, NoVembcr y.
tyEsEEs,r) o'sosT-sTs IEs 505. slIs a..
ARRIVEn
So. Jas Feoz, tErivei ths -ts;l Pare y Y ~ n d
Hhr2o-k - % 60
So Nlzzis Go. Han. R>-kA-l ,NA-s' Enc I'M,
koel L Ssss- seelsy. Yea Rver. vheaL
= A=htill- PA. e1Al B1;ts P1.E,-V
= Ga " Neal Hczd~-scz. Ftila coAi.
- = seN-F. Sehr-, PesiA, eoaL : , Have -
r ? vale ure,y. N51S Rive, Ma v , Mr.
. n Is-ey, CrsiEtfoa oEk Rive cora. Scans A a.
L NNte-be-y, Wee. JacSsoEgilIe g-t--.--
2 ; Etzaoasla. Faiipps. Jas River lu-her q , an,
saooP New PAefet GRAY, Simulated, sheaf WaubI- a.,
BARK Flore.,s ws,ss. PhiA Ia san..,
SAILED,
LadlAn a Watson.
Curre $50 80 - w.
n. L futile. 1890
Brs Time, CBr NeDOusan Halifax aour Hnran creu,har
sehr Colorado, Are. down the river light.
Sehr Nebraska, Purdey 10
vile. 80 ' ' a 'N'''l'''
sehr HAwes Mason Phna, udse, D. A W. Curre
Jno Randolph, Phillips, Baltic mdsr, W. Colquit CO.
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Fire, Life and Marine Insurance.

TENHE RICHMOND FIRE With capital
surplus OF nearly S25O,OOO, prepared 10 issue policies
on ABOVE descriptions reasonable
similar Institution In the and respectfully ask share
patronage OF the public Applications viii be received
nee No l6 second door OF An
where the officers will eheeu give information required
All Losses promptly and literally adjusted
DIRECTORS:
Chas. T wortham, John n Claiborne,
VIM. &. Tompkins Robert NJ Burton
John }. wilson, Thos A. Rust,
Alex Garrett, Geo Y. Guaihmey,
John T. subeiI Harms. ~
-, DAVID cURRIE, Prest.
koHHsr n. TonrEiNs, SccNy sc26
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STORAGE WANTED.-Having made a large addition
- = ny Warehouse The Dock AM prepared 70 store Ne but
u 1900 barrels heaW and light forags Produce OF eIehan.
any expense a. LIE.
tf have excellent place % store damp vhesh md PEI
sons hsypg suoh 70 store w % vep 70 gTe 20 aceil
aul4-ts a. T.
THerASTOE ET1E-Esar'I 'i;g sI.sIsE.,, /, 81.
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VAN HAA8AN a. McKEONH,S
ORIENTAL Defensive SOAP,

Phfiadefphta.
HdTr1ntfd ~ gre pfgcf uffgns or ne friH Ne
JfHdsi. anil onr Ageats hSreJV authorized ~
Di1fs g0od any JriurS INdf OHr
pence.
A. VAN HAAGAN
VlENG practical soapnater and having ior me twelve
- ygau 81 darrn rme tFpermened upon and tested ,s
particular Soap IN various Offers % % hr public
soar vhel vin save Time, Labor and Money. We are
WnF % should rest iir mcta ~ aek o. 70 rive
ia ifa lnd according directions, iouud
boE and " does give fu satisfaction Che money E
Anoog N, manv advantages os washing Soaps, ne fol
con,s need boiling Trry little rubbing, Cnost ,r
One pound v far orauyuss AZ three pounds Of
mon f1tin soap or TOO pounds best family soap
b ~ requires Ices Nan ha e lime and labor 20 10 thc uashng
n family hai tra1uirss NE family soap. and
rauied nos 20 rlurr the fabric
. F9r eeaning paints and relovng rease ar and pdute
tt h unFupfsel Machnss printers and painters vii ind
m nvauah article ~ washing hands A. docs not chap but
greatly softens ne skin
The superiority materials usea aud ne soap con.
HlngdnU escsfs f1iffffs D. mild fhan auy other
washing SOAP, aai udoabedF ne adapted Tor white snd
colorgd clothing ven a. eabrrt and aeei and Il WAHRAN
Tor sale ~ sP0TTs, HARVEY 4 CO.
No. ~ Pearl street.
oei7 sois Agents - Riclnond
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LNNCHANGE HOTEL AND
IL BALLARD HOUSE,
In presenting this card 20 the public,
thanks kindness
At their hands, and hope the order Affairs
90 be Initiated sept l. ss9 will receive the
that previous vdoTts and AbOr
IN
Nessrs JOHN and THOMAS 4 BALLARD are nov the Pro
Pre,o Of the Establishment and each
what the eour convenience and requirements guests
We desire 20 keep and maintain. what
FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and ~c promise to use rrneNsd
render the
With polite agents ready prompt
shall eudeaVor afford complete travelling
public.
n previous card, long since published
inLacncc OF bAsss sufficient that
meat has never been closed aud that since It's publication
have been In better condition viiers
Al intended
notice false, and syuHgers Intending wufu
misrepresentation. Ausi-n
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T A r. r Al rs
EFFERvESCENT
SETTER APERIENT

ARR MIS-
EfFERVESCENT
SETTER APERIENT.
the ANALYSIS Of the wAier she sns in
universally Tesys The most Favorable rsom@ 1,r mas
lions OF the Ned pIt gEo's 3 lon and Discerning
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
Saline Aperi ent
IN use and As being entitled special preference the Mineral
ron y: eSmP1e'nSs and greater efficacy 1t may be used with
BILIOUS AND FEBRrLE DISEASES SICK HEADACHE Loss
PSfs I'm MP SG6 AL sI T LAB COM
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
Land Residents CImaies Persons oiscdeniary ab,s
Planters VIII snai valuable addition to Re h"'
With those who have it, high favor and deemed na,
N TORPID STATE LrvER-It renders grea, service
is GoUr AND RnEuMArsM- gives the best satisfaction
ayinE All naamaatory symptoms and in eeetuay
e1 I'm tn. ,SS e..i5 &c srs on ,,,,
BURN AND CosriNENLSS-Proyes 1t to be Medicine the
ACIDITY oF THE STOMACH AND TIE DISTRESSING SICK
MSS so USUAL DURING PREGNANCY speedily AMI With
IT AFFORDS the GREATEST REIIEP 10 THOSE AFFLICTED
inaAnuatory tendencies. 49,
IN PAcT 1T Is UNAVAILABLE IN ALL CASES WHERE A GIN
TIE APERIENT OR PURGATiyE Is REQUIRED.
It Is in the form Powder carefully put up In bottles to Keen
daee deishu eryesesnt Sr.g poured upon to pro
Taken In the mornng inefrres avoeatons ofthe
exciting healthy and yEorou. stomach and creating
enjoyment II also eaSbe the Invalid to ny y' many l 10 a Ssssy
with mPg9y i'Gm which he mus. Otherwise be debarred
Numerous testimonials from professional other gentlemen Of
reasng popularity for series Of years strongly uaraSt j
efficacy and vairabe character and favorable
JOHN A. TARRANT 4 Co. Druggists
Jelb-ly NO rs frcenEch ST. CIR. Of Warren, n. Y.
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CARRIAGEsi CARRIAGEsl CARRIAgEsii
HITCHCOCK 4 OSBORN.
RICHMOND CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE,
No. ana and AIS Main street,
- Have constantly on hand
The Largest a. best Assorted stock 0kERsG<
OF CARRIAGES IN &S
THE STATE ~
Consisting In part, Of the following
$ Il x LES
Oaleehes, Phaetons
Coaches. Cb.tsc.
Brett phastou.
BlHseat RockSays, BuETcs
i've seat DO Top Buggies,
Your DO d. Wsgon.
Two Seat C,nc,ra 49,.
Road Suikeys Trotog guffsy,'
Slide Scs Bugdes, do Wayo,s
Harness and wilma
TVS confidently believed that In m or pv
Other market u worthy Of puhTc attention embracing
~ w hte' sya and Improvements that desirable viii
9e sold a. c lowest possible prices warranted me usual
nWh ~ time We present sincere thanks 10 our patrons fr
hbeal patronage, and hope 70 merit oontnuanoe o. Their
~ An kinds Of Carriage repairing done promptly mhO
IMPORTANT NOTICE
CHANGE OF HOURS.
nN and aner Monday, i9t lost me Mail and Aceoumo-
- dauou Trains VII be follows. 80
Dy mail leave Richmond At 80, s. and arrive Richmond
Sgh man leave Richmond D,Ts, at 100 ~, and srriy. In
Wchmf nd NJ $50. A. w.
Aeoommedston leave Richmond Dspotai LOO p w. reurps,
viii leave Milford At ICO, A. 81.
OFPICE r. " 4 p. r. r. Comply ~ ''P'' ''AnA
RicHsnyn. sept &C. is59. 500
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LUCIUs HART,
FOUR AND SIX BURLING SLIP,
New York,
fHrOnrFR o. AND nEALER IN
BLOCK TIN RAR LAD NrrKvf
ANTIMONY, nAR TN paRnfTf vvrtr
splitter. moot COppVp TTgNfpis ~, ~
PIG LFAu, BIsAfUTW, gpFITFR anf nrpf
Also, MANuFACTUnFR AND IMPORTED al an vrt, =.
TED AND BRirANNIA wAHE ne ira bE snppsd an D. ,,a
favorable 80 ~
nuH1Ea,s HHRfNED MAIZENA,, foT Gull
- nary Furpoaeas-fhis alete ms
dlan Corn exclusively, and vin fuad 10 ~ Ss,o,. 80
Ehoieaolr vel encoent aasfHute ~, tb .ss
,rovroot using IN ne way supply jos, v hsnd and
i"I IN0 W. T. WARTy0
-al2g'9 81 u iO1 Rroad street.
a nlLs; PGnK nLACKRERRV WINE Jo.,
, 1859-01-27
Cuba, and the Di~memberment of The
Spanish Empire

spanish Empire.
a Spanish journal, the Fenr. suus up the
gradual dismem5erment Of the Spanish Empire,
and presents its views of the Cuba question, IS
follows:
When the greedy bands Of the North American
Cnlon are ready 10 be stretched out tovarl our
precious Antilles, which is nearly oil that re-.
mans TO US OF the Spanish Empire in the New
word; when the United States nre openly
seeking to add ot our expense one more star 10
those with WHICH their tag is atudded, it -il
not be lue1ped'ent 10 lock back upon the Spain
OF our tore'ltheEs. whra II occupied the eighth
part OF the known world, when its iuhlbitonts
were su,0pO,c aud lis dimensions comprised
Epace OF sN.o40 snu3.e miles. OF these vast
territories more than two.tblrds have been lost.
Can We permit aaotke. jewel 10 be snatched
from the splendid cruwn Of two worlds? In lG;5
We gare up tht Isle OF MAita 10 tie order of ST.
John- -lu l62o the Lower Sasarre and Beasne
] asystded to Fruuce, aud in lss3 the Rousse
lon- In 1910 ne lost Forlukai a,.G her coIoa1es,
In ld4s ne recognized tue sorereignty Of The
Netherlands lin 1d!6 the English ~rested the
Barbados from us, IN l655 Jamaics, in l1U4
Gibraltar, ia Ills the Luccas. IN 1859 Dou,n1ca,
and 17:7 Trinidad Ia the 11th century France
took. possession OF Aartinico, New Granada,
Guadalupe, and the half Of the Is1e OF :; IN
Domingo. aud in $500 Louisiana. In the l5:h
century We yielded up s,sdnla to The Duke OF
Savoy. acd 10 Morocco our rights on Maz 4lqui7ir
and o:au. Wc ceded Parma, Placencia and
Lucca, With other domin,ona in the north Of
Italy. tt Princes Of the House Of Bourbon, xud
IN 1852 Naples and Sicily were emanc,pu,ed
from S,aulsa government. In 1919 We sold
Florida to the United States: in lS3l xe lost
one halt Of the Isle OF San Domingo, ani before
1875 allthe rust continent which our glorious
ancestors had acquired WAS lost to us forever.
VI oil ttls immense power. We bare as remem-
bEance d the past the Isles Of Cuba aad Puerto
K:ca tn. distr nt PHILIPPINES aud cur African
possessions; bn: the Spain Of the nineteenth
century il not that Of the seventeenth and eigh-
teenth ce,turies, and will nerer consent under
any prcss1t that these jewels shall he snatched
from her crown, and will, in case Of force, de-
feud them with the blood OF her naited sons
Time has not passed IN vain for us. aad neither
caresses ncr threats viii! prevAii upon any Span.
ish Government irhateEer be its opinion upoa
home atlairs, to give up for gold TIA: which
touches to the quick the honor and tht dscorum
Of the country; nor IN the mids. OF the aeita-
tion Of political passo2s will the Spsuah tag,
which waved over the throne Of lsabe l., lose
aoy ofits spendor under the reign Of hsr worthy
successor, Isabel H.
, 1859-01-27
.NisCel{fx1seUl&S Items.

FEASE; EiEEi: .!itoFuil, 1eurl.. begin II
thilk :a: Fr.Scr River il MT such ..air hu1u
bug after I'LL. New emigration to tie n11il
next srrl15 Is looked fot.
GElEyED TO nEtTH.-.A BODY OF Il sy1 III ill.,.
las bcea ~rn' from l>-tua, and buried Ly liz
side oI rs lnrtner mistress, 1T Mount II,u G. =,
rte7y, Portland. Nc. l, is said to haze rr!ty, i,
itee.t to death 1T her luss.
UNHAPPY MA7cuEs.-.A year anl h;lf ayo
ful'r uu!ly }ales. II tuciupAti were married y,
the sl1lr Apur. Two hive >iEce sc.ur1t,l from
t!Icr hn>Au'lS, and the other two ire irwin, 10
get SCI ,arl1ea.
STILL SHOT IN THE LocKKE -I:.;; I. iIe..in-
Z!i"lg,t sez ID s2n U1U which WIS iu thc 1s,1~y
and divided it all1nuy lis alhereyls. rc.rryi,
s~ull 1"r ltIm'ell, according TO late Mexican iy
tlth.enee.
-i>ornEE CATHOLIC rs-Ee-Thc London |te.E
IL Fighter states that tie del1h Of the E4fl oi Ur
t'rd rau>ts Ill accession 10 The number Of Cath.
ole Peers, hy the succession Of h- c!lle.t son
Ldld Na'pn1c, l convert to tue Catholic fsiil.
LIFE IN OEEGos.--A Fart rmrqua curtcs,nr.
i'm. !" the New York Herald gives rather u tiu!t
ful descriptions u lite III tl4t rtsiuu. II. say:
that tilc value Of dollar II reduced T. that q, ).
cent i'll that eut'o!-the way place, tie wages Vi
nsail servants being SIS per meath, and every
thug else III proportion.
SENT EAcK.-Tht English conyie:s WHO arrived
at New Iurk i few Days a.o on tie WA.hus,un
and who t,,!d Mayo. Ticnlann they woul,I lIa7. Il
return to their fot1ner profession (thcy were bur
Glare) II they were mot provided with fool, have
been sent buck to EaslAnl by the Mayur, At The
exl'eE>e ot the owners Of tile Washington
JrnlclAL EEs1GSATIoS.-R.ron peuncGatbs1
ha- nslSned his se.t1 OIL the Irish Hsuch, The
venerable judge (wllo vas called to tae bar in
l1:5) hai rccen1iy een III Il very intirm state III
Ecallh. F>.'s spne years lie 1ls been deprived ri
sl9lt, hut h!@ wonderful Hcl'laEy cLabl,d him to
discharge hiS ju'lIci' duties efficiently. and in
hlter eais enu' Z" the n"..i~-t nrupel1y eau Is
hive lersl ttic'i by Him Tie Solicitor Geuetal.
it Is SUPPOSED, wuuil succeed him.
LOLA NoSTEz.-The Limerick Reporter S:,t.:;
that Madame Lula Mnnttz takes tlcet, interest in
lrri.ul and particularly III lie e>tal,1i,hu,ent Of
1T AMERICAN and 1tisll packet postIl service, and
on lIer Return 10 America il is her iuttu;ivu to
lecture On tue sa'ject, and to draw public atten.
ton 10 he necessity of selecting tile h-st 1r-l
port, whichever my be proved such, ior tis great
uuTi9-r.
, 1859-01-27
.GToN LETTER,
IL. and the - d Observation-Disclosures
foad, &C. O,O00,OOU.-PacItlc Nuti.

,as ana the ~ Observation-Disclosures
our oT1 Correspondent
Tbo Secrr "4sa1sorox. jan. q. 1859.
e1 .taFy Of the Interior will probably
AAe - 40 eport to the House on the Rock Island
-, On on Monday. 1t is prepared. lie
oecloea that the land wAs under the charpe and
eon'f'i Of The War Department, in pussuauce of
We aet of 1919, until the repeal Of that law in
1906 and TINT tue land is not ret subject 10 pre-
emptlou, and can only become 20 in consequence
OF special act Of Congress-. This decision Gus
tains the REV contended tor By Mr. Farnsror,h
in representing the interests Of the citizens Of
Moline and the lessees Of The water power upon
the island.
While Douglas goes into the caucuses of his
party, and proposes to take L leading part in its
policy, it is verf remarkable that he employs I'LL
his organs to denounce md oppose the measures
agreed upon at those meetings. Thus be said
at the caucus TINT he would vote Tor SiidelFs
bill. thinking it the most or only practical wnJ
Of making beginning in the work of Cuban
annexation. But be procures his New York or
gan, the 1smss, to excuse his attendance ct the
caucus, and to enter q careot in his bthalf, thu
II xas MT tn he inferred that he had regularly
1e.en,ered tbe Democratic par,v. and his central
oroon tha washinoton S.atf, styles the 3so.-
900 900 bill plan to prevent the annexation OF
Cuba md. indeed. il opposas with grea. warmth
everv other distinct suggestion for the acquisi-
linn nj the island. taking the ground .hut the
opportunity hos been lost In short, i: seems
that Doug1as is plsy;uc the same doub!e.fsced
came Of deception as while the Illinois canvass
WIS proceeding. The chances ore, however,
that Messrs. Fitch md Dayis will smoke him
out il :s maDiesslY their purpose to eject him
from the purity. while Douglas means to keepin,
but to leave door open through which be can
beat for better and safer quarters should dlsas'
ter threaten the party in 1870.
The Senate are tired and disgusted with The
Pacific R4lroad bll. and have agreed to let il
alone TOR near'y week past. 1t would no. sur.
r-;s~ :. :" -t--'- 49, r'~''e' N go,
collapse "'tneu' r ''s
Ihe game o. 'n7 oe"0e'aI1 .'n usa 1,,;s, ,,a..
1ne hepoo14eAue p1- .s.,. u., 40 :.
could W1Ae caPl"l IL 'oS NA' ~
, 1859-01-27

A Fact for the s'.n1Id-sills Of Society,""
The ]asc action Of lLc House Of Keprcscn.
tatiscs iu voting down tue I'LL for the relief
Of Actual Settlers On tue public dotnala, 1ncE~
its more extended notice than has been &C.
corded to it. Mr.. Crows amendment, which
was tue essence Of the hill before the House,
was In the following words:
Best further enaettd, That frcm nnd after the
peAsaKe ot this act no public land shall he ex.
posed to sale by proclamation Of tho President.
unless the same shsll hare been surveyed, and
the return OF zach survey duly filed in the Land
oaice for leu yeara or more before such sa1e,
The amendment was adopted by d vote Of
81 to 81, and the lill itself defeated almost
Immediately afterwards hy 81 t g5, oil a
very straight party yote-all The Republicans
voting for, aud almost MI The Democrats
against, tic measure. It was not inaprropsi-
ate for Mr.. Cayanaueh, Of Minnesota, to exc
claim that his political frien hal done more
by defeating that hencticicnt measure,
to create Republican es in the
North md West, than by IN! G4 te cast within
the past two years ~ lave .b.en attached
=" to the Democratic party" continued Mr..
Cavanaugh, "ffom my boyhood, but s:r,
"when see Southern gentlemen come up,
"as have Today, and refuse by their 70 tc
to fd my constituents, refuse to place tho
"actual tiilcr Of the soil, the honest, indus.
"trious laborcr, beyond the grasp and nva-
rice Of the speculator, tell you sir, fal&r
"and hesitate" Mr. Cavanaugh is not the
first infant whb ha. had his eyes opened to
the fact that proslavcry Democracy, the only
sort Of Democracy which has co:ue down to
our day, means the degradation and oppres-
slen Of, all B." -zllls," white as veil Us
black He 1eels nosbetter evidence Of the
other TACT that war is wasing every hour
tst~een freedom pud slavery, and that this
uaion must finally become " all one thing or
all the otler." Every movement calculated
70 advance the interest, protect the industry
s"a elevate the condition Of the White labor
, 1859-01-27
Character Of the Latest Advices from
Mexico.

nAaaASt3Ua' SAI. .-S
The lates. private intelligence IRON Mexico
received here from highly intelligent aad re-
sponsihle sources is very encouraging for the
liberal party, who continue to gain ground in
the good will Of the people. The most perfect
unau.m1iy OF feeling and purpose exist among
their leaders, who are determined to lia.eu to
no compromises whatever, but TO insist upon
the re.estabiishnent Of the Constitution OF
1857, and the representation Of the chu1ch prop
ertT.
The estates Of the Church are estimated to be
worth between two aud three hundred millions
Of dollars. Their appropriation By the State,
therefore. will not only gire it At once the means
of establishing firm aud stab!e government,
but will slso result IN large addition of auuual
reveune by subiecsiog it to taxation. Such
policy, relieving the masses Of the people maize
rially Of their pre,eut tnx burdens, cannot fail
to secure for Itself decided popularity.
Our Administration sees clearly that it il the
Liberals alone from whom ws can can expect
stability enough IN tue government to give auy
encouragement in The successful negotiation OF
treaty. Hence Mr.. Buchanan pa!s no atten-
gas. Robles or Minmons. liz awsita the iner-
liable establishment Of the Constitutional gov
ernment, but couldn't think Of assuming the
responsibility of promoting that result By
prompt recognition. lie is confident shat st
some time the oyster will be opened, forgetting
apparently that Lis failure to manifest any prac-
.lcal sympathy With the Constituslonalls1s will
justly entitle him oniT 10 she'll
The great drawback Of the Liberals heretofore
has been the want Of a.ms and ammunition. l
understand that recent arrangements haze been
made IN this country, BY means Of which this
difficulty is being speedily remosed g.
, 1859-01-27
Disagreement OF Forncy and Uouslns
Uu The Cubn Question,


The figure cut ly Mr.. douglas in tAc late
Administration Cu1a-stcaling caucus. is evi-
dcntly Net at all to tue taste OF Col. For1ey,
lie does not say much, hut seems to be keep.
ing up" "A dcril Of tlInking.' Tie phila-
del0hia Press, of Monday, concludes au article
on the s3o,00o.o0o appropriation, as follows
We speak on this grave subject ,or ourselves,
aud We think ne speak Tor our. people. 1t is
nm"1etl that Senator Douglas has taken differ
ent view; hut it is better known thai, while ur.
willing to fc put iii the attitude Of hostility 10 i
serious Executive Recommendation. he has not
heshated ~ declare this scheme an nbsnrdl.y,
and that this is not the time, even if ne had The
Money IL tltow away upon sucl, project, to en-
bAsk IL it, Our own feelings are resp}uteiy
agarnst IT, for every reason Of eNpediency and
Of right; and We trust for tile honor Of the Demo.
cratic party that tll-e who arc in tue majority IN
the great committees Of tue House will Pause and
ponder bclose they as>une the responsibility u!
recommending such project to the Representa-
lycs oi tue people.
, 1859-01-27

d Gar 0NSIErs DR1yER---Wc learn TINT dri
yer Of 8 certain hotel omnibus in this city, has
created quite sensation in different circles 1t
seems that be wooed and won fair dansel to
this tfsnaitory life. This gag Lothario arranged
matters for the celebration of his nuptials, wblch
was to hRve taken pluce on Thursday evening
last, at said certain hotel He engaged muse,
and invited large company to join ID the mer~
r. dance, in honor Of the occasion, In lieu Ct
becoming member Of the family, be borrowed
. large smount Of money from his intended
wife's relatires, and a new suit of clothes. At
tue appointed hour. the bridegroom was missing
and has no. been seen or beard OF since. He
has probably wended bis way to Pike's PEAK.
thero TO brood over his wrong doinK.-RoeE
Lland Commercial ed,
, 1859-01-27

LII. John a. Washington publishes in the
Baltimore Sun. the following advertisement,
which might be used By Nj. Everett to good
advantage IS text for his next contribution to
the n. !. Ledger:
$500 RxwAsD.-Rau aws5 from my farm, near
Salem: in FAuquier County. Virginia, my negro
man, Joe. Jos is about twenty ono years old.
ti7e feet ten or eleven inches high, and rery
dark, shough not entirely black color; % has
avery plain deep scar on his throas-1 think on
his right side. His address and maaners are
polite ,o H. As ~. pursh.,ed .hots nans;s time sine
CLARK County, Virgins. and will probably 20
either in that direction a toward The Point Of
Raekat one hundred dollars vii BE- Paid for
him if taken in Virginia, the District Of Colum-
bls. or On the Potom:c Rl.eE. Two hundred
dollars If taken in MARYLAND, and one,half Of
what be will sell for ID Alexandra, If taken
slse"here- In any erent, to be secured and de-
livered 70 me-, in tho County ail OF Alexandra,
Va. before the reward is paid
Jouy A, WASHINGTON.
NpuEt Ftrnon. Cd.. Jau H. 1859. l5-2H*I