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FALL TRADE, 1863.
CLOTHING.

At Wholesale EXCLUSIVELY.
NT0RD X WElSlGER, No II PEAEL sTREk1 nahs , IN
w store the largest AMI best assorted STOCK oil hhhpi
MADE CLOTHING they have ever offered Tor sale.-
Their goods have been Manufactured upon the best
made OF the best materials and in the most fashion
able style.
Merchants OF Virginia. North Carolina, aad Tennessee,
are invited to examine stock before making their pur'
cases elsewhere We determined to oIer equal IN
ducements with any house in this any other market
WORD WEIslGER, No IL Pearl street,
September J-cSw Richmond, VA
IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE, 5000 sides
good stomp and damaged Leather and the best brands
Of French Caskins which will sell low for cash or good
1000 pair, city made Drogues, for CASH only.
r. DEvEREUX,
Sspt ls-ctf No. 1872 Cary 81.
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7----= -
WILLIAM q. MILLER,

GENERAL CONMISS SION MERCHANT
UNOR the sale OF Tobacco, Wheat, &c. Oicc 18th
IL street, opposite Tobacco Exchange.
sy- S;ric, attention paid TO hllins orders.
AI,u1 c.,in
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AUCTION SALES.

COMMISSIONERS, SALE EOR
SOUTA.W ESTEEM VIRGINIA LAND.
VIRGINIA In the Circuit Court Of Wyihe county, nj she
Court House. on Tuesday July l.;h, l>in.
DAVID SENTON and Other,
CcinplLuau',
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COACH MATERIALX

" :: c'- a,,ca,ion OF Coac-Masers toBur large stock
I, t4ac', Materials such Is
ga Back and Tempered French Head Springs
h. ~: Taper aud Common Iron Axcls assorted
20 .n,l.,s
'r'' iilb,, assorted from 30 ic Inches
t' >fose,, assorted from i-lG 10 inches
M 'S,' Ernt kims, assorted from % to 1 inches
PAR Hickory shafts, Buggy, Susey and Wagon
~ -! ahd Wagon Bows and Poles Pipe Boxes, Cole
8, ,DStf'ase and Tire Bolts, Maoablc Castings, En-
-, rC,,a'' Oh Carpe;lngs, Band and Lining Nails.
-" ayers, or prompt customers We are prep area
AZ very low prices and respectfully invite an
'''h .! our stock before purchasing
.ss.- WILLIAMS Il ELLIOTT
=! 70 aht dealers in Hardware and Coach Materials,
Y 4'--c'sf. nil
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1,,r GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
II I'M. n..nEI AM II LON

r,t,r,i\ hly!u. been received by the Executive,
.g,ENFY NAG\N. who Is accused o' hl'lA: COM
- ...,. Al. Infant. In :h- suburbs cf the City of
', i,, u,.'t OF the 9TH inStan-, has led from
I, ,sN so!rc At large: therefore ii" hereby
md - pNE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
,.lG arrest the said Barney llasan, and
jail u. saiI CITY ot Whecnc; a'.i 10
.--.girc IL. uei;crs Of this Commonwealth, cisi!
.. r.; ;Gesi she people generally - u.s. their
go. . n, procure the arrest OF ;h- sal! iasiNr,
-.. d.. aro4-h' - justice.
! ',-. ai!-r r.y hand as Governor. and uuirr the
..,.,. 1f tie Cosamsnw eal;h, a: ':ich:.oad, this
...-.i:l y %! SeGci"btr, l,:H
llEN..Y y. WISE.
-. Wrs,osr. Sry'y o: ;hc c 'amonwealih.
u,..~ .n1,Gt :.sc feet eleven inches high. s"n
-. ark coG.r.s Mon. dark ha.r, no ~Li>kcrs,
.. Il. s-J:.: upper jas. Ahoa; = years o: a-e.
IL r';,,.. Mill sept i:,-c'it
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>, r,.. GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

-NOC CSARitN ~ ~
-.-,,,-i,% u\IlNt. HEEN RECEIVED EY THE
| -.. ,!!lE. :h,t MORGAN J. RtLCE, convict who
-, /. IL crel; Court Of The county Of Car
". mpr.,oun..n; ~ ;hs reuieniiafy, Tor re.
81. DE. .uoNia. ihc ,Giu. 20 be stolen, escaped
g.. .'..,... l.iai IN custody, In the county Of
.. , .i,Nav 70 he reulteniiary, and Is now
..-... ,,rr,.l-, d. hereby Offer u reward Of ONE
sam DOLLARS - u.y person who shall arreS; the
,-..J Reese and dcliy ~ h!r. Ho the pen:tel;iary;
--..e,- require IL! oiicers of iliis Common
... military aai reqgvs; ihc people generally,
bee. .Nes;on.. % procure the arrest % She said
q. Do 'aty bee brought 20 justice.
... s...y: Ely hand a. Governor. aud under The
= .'r { M, wealth, "a; Echmoad, this
...a ,.ly '. September. !>.!.
lIENcN !. WISE.
.'e Governor.
ag.s.s ~. Nt>soRD, Sec'y Of TIE Commonwealth
.,.,, Erycy vi, heretofore Z, convict in the peu
,,. -.c,sct is a native 81; N".ia Carolina, IS -
-.e f.-' ei:h: inches Nigh. rather !Iit complexion
LII. t.r. ryes hur. scar on tir right cheek near Tie
-. .- ly:, furr.fngrr, and The nail on the left
Is, :-Jsa u.: zoo ti.tk AID narrow.
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re ~, FOx SYPHILIS AND GONOR.

-, - iaEc his method Of Informing those who are
.s, we above, that am prepared 10 cure all who
b. ,h''e'ves under my care, and tina, too without the
ls- which Is so destructive TO health All who
themselves Of my treatment can testify to It's
fr-tafS'u, Cases Of long standing have been per.
kY e-s.d Give Trial, and III cure or no pay
f. - !, Columbia, Pluyanna, Va. Residence, four
T.. N''N N Ioochland County, at A. NJ. Hamiiton's,
s;;,s L. RICE PAYNE
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CLAIBORNE BARKSDALE, c. VI. BAREspALE,
Late of Charlotte. OF Richmond.
G. II. BAnKspALE, late Of Farmville.
RARkSDALE L. BROrHERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS RICHMOND, VA.
OFFICE NEAR Snocxog WAREHOUSE.
T IBERAL ADVANCES made Ccnsignments in hand.
Ii jan 5-cis
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NOTICE.
g ALL INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES IN
WHICH TnE STATE Is NOT INTERESTED.

b .-..r - 'he Eoard Of Director
e., .,-.tw;u2ith wN. L. MrSsoGr, Sccr,;ai
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W. NJ. q Il. u. TnEDwAI,

RNEYS AT CAW.
WILL attend regularly all the Courts Of tsyvsnis an
w Franklin countless and also the Quarterly and supe
rior Courts Of the county Of Henry.
sYy- Address Pit,sylvsnla C. H.. Va. Feb '-cly
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MEDICAL PRACTICE FOR SALE.
6rr lot physic and all else pertaining the practice
Of phy.c and surgery No competition At the terminus OF
the y r. d c. ID. r. r., near the centre oil the W. NJ
n r. This Is thriving and new place, surrounded by
wealthy farming community Terms easy For particulars
sidrsss E. ". HARRALL, N. d.,
go, on ,a~ Florence. s @.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23
CAUSES or DIVORCE.

1t is to be regretted that The laws of the
different States conflict 80 greatly on the SUBJECT
of divorce. Out of this contrariety of statutory
epactmeots there is cause for eternal litigation.
Some States refuse to recognize divorce granted
in another State, unless the Court where the de-
cree was given had jurisdiction of both parties.
This doctrine has been he'd in the Supreme Court
Of New-York, and now bill lie about to be intro
duced affirming those decisions. We hardly think
there is any need of legislation on this question.
If it is law now, what is the use OF sustaining 1t
by any enactment
Let US look at tho consequence of this conflict
of laws. Suppose Brown marries in New-lork
and afterwsrd goes TO Ohio, leaving his better hall
here. and there obtains divorce for habitua
drunkenness. The laws Of Ohio say he is single
man; but here We say his marriage stlll exists IL
he returns be can be arrested for Abandonment
Sbonld he die. our Courts would decree the widow
dover. While in Ohio her claims would De re-
undated. II Brown remarked in Ohio, would our
Conrts be Obliged to recognize thatmarriage under
the Constitution of the United States whicn
guarantees in one State the validity oil contracts
entered into in another Aside from the Constr
tu.jop it is principle of international l,T' thata
marriage valid in the place where it is celebrated Is
valid everywhere. Suppose he dies, leaving DOM
wives. and child By each Of them, surviving himi
and that he also leaves property in Ohio and New
York. can the offspring of the second mAr'age,
who is legitimate 10 Ohio, be declared bastard
bere1 There both children would inherit equany'
The bastard brother in New York would be q 10
Ultimate brother in Ohio.
Suppose q relative Of the second we ales In
Ohio after her, and is possessed of personal andrea
nrons,tv in this State, her son will be entitled 70
,bs ner,onsty under the statute OF distributions
:. lawful heir, because the distributions Of such
,,oner.v are governed By the law OF the place
80 the owner died; but in regard to the rea
..,.ts he is deemed bastard incapable OF innefi'-
go Here is a man in court with douo'e o'P'-
citv legitimate for one purpose and iesan,a" -,
ether II he sued in the court OIL Tue 0his'o
S,.,ss xould that tribunal recognize our law OF ina
of Ohio, would they lean in favor OF legitimacy :,
Ileaitimacy Would they not say TINS MAINS, ,
w.s y,ud in Otio-itis therefore nod everywhere
Ao,;p. suppose the husband left ProPe'v IN
80. the decisions Of that State, IN uDi'on WIZ
~ ,be other Western States, would rec's0A' ~
d;vo,cs as legal, and the second m'rr"s' '' -"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23

Bulls HEAD.-It is now pretty certain that the
operators for rice have got the upper-hand OF the
butchers, and will hold il until have considerable
increase in the supply Of beeves, which will not happen
this week. We found the number Of bulocks yarded
on Tuesday at Forty-ourth street little larger IN
number than last week but the number Of pounds OF
beef Wa not much increased, and judged from the
number hand and reported to arrive for this week
supply not much, If any greater than last week VI
the prices have to say that scarcely anything 1T
for retailing market beef sod Tuesday at lees than
10 cents net pound and al first quality beef cattle
sold at II cents ard upward ard extras at II to 10
cents, and upon the average half cent higher than
the same qualities sold last week. TIE number OF
cattle cold on Tuesday not quite as large a. u'ua
the butchers manestng good deal of indsposton TO
pay the advance, while the brokers held their stock
very firmly at the advance, trusting to obtain 1t to-
day.
The day was unusually fire for business, and cattle
locked well though not generally Of as good quality a
on the previous week though there were some c.ttle
of high value, that h sl2 sliO $50 head, and one
cold for s225.
It will be well for buyers and sellers to look at our
Albany cattle market report.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23
Connecticut Politics.

BRIDGEPORT, Tuesday, fep' x, 1919.
Tbs Fourth iOna District Convention, heid
= tb;s civ to-day unanimously Tenomneled, by &C
S.mstion, the Hon. w. ID. Bishop as their csndiaate
The resolution adopted Endorsed the Administration
IRE Convention was enthusiastic and fully attended
The Hon. Il. Ii. winslOw, the Democratic re-
co,xsrt;on was also ably addressed by +. b. Good
eI ESQ. In his remarks he showed up the lnconsis
tsces Of the Republican party in TINS State, s ha
,sd the attention of the people of 70 1o
omous State debt which had accrued Ia Iu snbsRded
lean rule He was frequently ana louuy SPP'e"
ttrirg bis telling remarks. ~ % 1880
The Democratic Congressional Convention Ior W.
koopd District met in this city today, and renol,I
seu ~ se Ssi ballot he received &C out OF "
votes and The domination was sftsrTsrd made unsh
hoOs By acCamatiOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23

DEATH OF SENATOR STow.-We learn by teegr,P
of the death of Horario j. Stow, senator from lne
XXlXth District, at Clifton Springs Wster Cure, on
Saturday evening last. He had suffered under an 81
tack Of dropsy go severe as to preclude nm irOn
taking his seat this Winter and the intelligence was
by No means unexpected. Mr.. or Judge STOW, as
be wss commonly termed. was lawyer By proiession
and resided for mary years at Buffalo, serving teI
as Recorder. He a delegate TO the CONSTITUENCIES
Convection Of 1916. where be siguahzed himself ~
hi. stubborn opposition to the Innovations then u s9e
in our fundamental law. He was particularly hostile
10 the elective judiciary, and his emphatic d-nue
iiops Of taat policy, well as his numerous eecentc
tee aye rene oeTed by al the members OF that as
semblsge. Some years since, Mr.. Stow remover W
Lewiston, Niagars County and gave up the prae,ive
az bic profession. he abandoned bis Interest ID poh1
cal III with the dissolution Of the Wing party, OF
which be had been a jealous member. but eonsen'e
10 run az independent candidate for the Ssate
ate In 1857, sgsnst Alonzo 5. Uphsm, the reg ual
Republican nominee fer the NAINtn District In tni.
can,paisp he again successful, Iscelving o. -
yotts. 10 Oi2 for Uphsm, and 35l5 for Pniness Il.
XIV Democrat. TIE Americans and SILVER utsy'
eeIersIly gave him their suPpcrt--lEverins f0s''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23

SUSPECTED or An AIIEsPT AT WIFBMuRDER.-
An Irish laborer, named Christopher Martir was ar
rested on Monday night at o'clock, by the Eighteenth
Wnd Police, at his residence No. leo Eat Twenty
second street. on suspicion Of throwing his wife out OF
afourth story window. The woman, who was in.en-
sible when found was taken TO Bellevue Hospital.
Thu, far, owing to the insersibty Of Mrs. Martin,
nothing is further known Of the The neghbors
say that they heard Martin and his wife qu.rrehng
very violently crash followed, and the woman was
found on the sidewalk. Martin says that she Jumped
on, Of the window. Justice QuAckenbush has held
Martin for examin alton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23

BAsK DEFALcArIoS-A defalcsti wss discovered
Yesterday in the account. Of the Paying Teller Of the
Atlantic Bank of Brooklyn, Mr.. Field. Mr. +. lefs
the bank on Monday afternoon and h.s not been seen
or heard of since then. His non-sppearancs at the
bank yesterday aroused suspicion, and the fraud was
discovered. The amount which has been abstrae;ed,
or the whereabouts Of the sbsrsctor, are as yet I'M
knowr The officers Of the bank are busly engaged
feetirg out tie one and the officers Of the police a.
busily at work searching after the other Mr.. f. has
heretofore borne spoess character and beer regard
ed as above suspicion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23
Later from California.
IVA TIE Overland Nail
ST. LOUIS, Monday, Eel


ST.. LOUIS Monday, Feb. 81, 1859.
The Overland Mail, With San Francisco dates Of the
18th ult, has arrived.
fight between party Of volunteers, under Capt.
Metsick and large body Of IoGisnf h,d occurred in
Humboldt County, in which twenty Indisns were
killed, and large number taken prisoners.
The Los Angeles Vineyard Gays there is good res-
con TO believe thst party Of fifteen men, belonging
to the Stockton and Albuquerque Mail Compsuy have
been Ina:sacred on the Colorado oy the Mobsve H.
dshs.
The fight between tie Mohhyes snd Col Hohnsn
escort lie corfru ed.
Victoria dates are to the 22d ult. bill to legalize
the decimal currency had been introduced in the Van
couver's Island Assembly.
Large amounts Of merchandise were being snug
ged into British Columbia fcm the adjacent Amer
towns.
Fraser River had risen several feot, aud vas free
of ice, and the miners were generally at work.
A card published in The San FranciseO Herald, in
dorsirg the address Of John Nugget had osusef
siderable excitement at Victoria, ard several COUNTER
cards had appeared
Considerable rain had fallen in California and along
that END of the mail route.
Emigration continued from Tsxss 10 the ella River
mres.
Capt. JOhnson, q passenger from Fort Beikusp, on
route TO Washington, was robbed he stepped from
the train at the Pacific Railroad Of Al 600 IN money
and several hundred dollars vof.h OF Treasury drafts.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP QUAKER CITY.
EEw.ORLEAss, Monday, Feb. 81, 1859.
The steamship Quaker City arrived this evening,
with San Francisco dates o. the 5tn inst and leJ
seDgers.
The Pacific Nal steamship John L. Stephens, which
left San Francisco on the 5th had on board 81 400 600
in treasure, Of which 81 $4,000 was for New York
and the balance for England.
She also had $50 passengers for the Panama route.
Business was brisk at San Francisco, and money
easy. Coffee had advanced; Rio 20a20!c. Adman-
tine Candles, Bic. Domestic liquors advancing.
Arrived at San Francisco previous to 9Th int, ships
MemnoD from Boston, Mary Wbtrlde from New York,
Boston Light and Penguin from Hong Kong, Friendship
Honolulu, Mary +. Slade from Macao, and Morning
Glory from Cardiff.
Via St. Louis we learn that the Penguin and Boston Light
arrived previous to the 18th ult
There had been heavy rains in California, and the
whole country was excessively muddy.
The news from tho mines is favorable.
The California Legislature, by vote Of fifty to ons,
has requested Sens or Broderiok to resign.
From Oregon the intelligence is that the Indians
quiet.
The Indians il Southern California were trouble.
some, and Gen Clarke was about TO proceed With 500
men to chastise them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23

Tgr FIR F,eISIs.-A trial Of skill of the various
FIRE engines in and around New-Ycrk, divided into
tire. classes, took place yesterday at the corner Of
West Broadway and Franklin street. The proceed
irgs eoumereed a, II o'clock and were witnessed by
5000 to s,OOO people during the whole time, until
o'clock, when the thirdelass engines were adjourned
to next Monday al 8 p. N, for full competli o.
The Exempt Company won the iAureis OF tue Day
throwing stream to the hight Of ls5 feet Brooklyn
Union No. } came next, within few feet Am0rg the
secOndels,s engines, Hoes Company nc. Il, New
York, was the beet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23
MARINE AFFAIRS.

FURTHER FROM THE BLACK WARRIOR.
Tie following letter was received last evening" at d
o'clock, from Capt Brown, the Underwriters agent,
by Elwood Walter esq, Secretary of the B'atd OF
rnterwriters-dated steamship Black Warrior, Feb
%, 1859:
Since advising you yesterday have fay csrsned tns
o,in of The tsbp she mbeded in the sand ul seven
81 with lane list seward, and, at yesterday we
coue walk diy footed nearly the len,th OF her on tns
Win only l9 inches the tarboaid side Sne ne
feet, quiet and ALL IL strong hopes oil SAVING n'
4 .rnnr,i -rns M
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The Steamship Bremen at Halifax.

HALFAX, T0esda!, Fed z, Io05'
The screw steamship Bremen Capt Vessels, from
Bremen, 5th init, put into Halifax at O'Clock this
morning, short of coal. She encountered strong
westerly gales during the entire passage. Reports
18th inst, of Portland spoke American ship Ticker
Ixyarlike rumors continued throughout Europe. TIE
Bremen wi probably proceed for NewYork to night.
Sac cid not touch at Southampton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23
LATER from Mexico.

Ew-ORLEASs, Monday Feb u, IS1S'
The Quaker City brings later news from Mexico.
President Mirsmon had reached Orizsba with sev-
er,l Thousand men bound to attack Vera Cruz Great
,ppref ension was felt reg ardipg the result
GoIa has been discovered on the Isihmus of Tehusn
b nee near Cheialda.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23
tn. Ohio River, &c.

PAnxgKsBunG, Va, Tuesday, Fec. =, -. he
sspp River apdnes direct sh,SIss ~ per
Sos are shipped on through Doay or Louisville,
ss hence on rs class packets at low rates and
ssed hsne. ,o-o
C,scrSsArI, Tuesday. Feb - i0'''
d riyer |, sin rsing, but very slowly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23
The Sailing of the America,

BosTOS, Toetday, fep: - IN oIosa
Tie Royal Mail steamship Americas mans VIA s I'f for
~ o'clock tomorrow morning. She VIII hsnd.d
supool via Halifax about noon; psP m e,r.e, New
Ia 20 as 10 reach here by II a. m will be fOr"af'00
bksr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23
The Southern Pacific Railroad

NEw.ORLEAHs, Monday, Feb. q, 1859.
President FowDes left for Marshall, Texas, on Sat-
urday to be present al the sale OF the road on the lat
of March. He has published statement, showing a
deficit Of $500 900 in the affairs Of the company, and
says that lac shall buy the road for the stock ooders OF
the old company, uLder judgment Of the Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23
Eruu Havana .

NEw.ORLEhss, Monday rev ,,;css Of
ne steamship Cabawbs brings h'v TSs,s Vas Vas no
~ nh, but no news Of interest. Sc The black
zen tho markets since the dePa''ui0 "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23
The Steamer POtOmska.

BosTos, Tuesday Feb. ~ 1859.
The deck-Ioad of steamer PotOmska has washed
ashore but the cargo 10 her hold has not started. She
laws on good bottom and may be got off after dis
changing cargo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23
The SeminOles Bound West.

NEw.ORLEASs, Monday, Feb. 81 1859.
The steamship Magnolia arrived yesterday from
Florida With Msior Rector anG II Semnoles on board
bound TO the west Of AIkauAs aud all Ia hne spirits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23
EeuruCkv Politics.

LoUlsyILLE, Tuesday, FeD' - - =;
The Kentucky Opposition State Conys sH5ag Is
ssaOe here TO-DAY ex.Gov. Letcher presdIDg' ors
raniee has been appointed to report rss2T naSpS
iAeis Is an immense crowd OF delegate "NN N'''
nsI county Ia the State ls reProseh1ou'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23
From Albany.

ALBAEY. Tuesday, Feb. % 1859.
The Governor Issues u proclamation for an election
in the XXth Senatorial DistIict, TO fill the vacancy
caused by MI Slows death, on the 10th OF March
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23

The Anniversary of wsshingtOn's Birthday was
celebrated at the Packer Institute by the United Order
of Americans or which occasion addresses were made
by the Rev. W. S Sudley and others, and the e1er-
cises were interpreted with music.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23
COILIsION.

The schooner f. Anderson, while passing through
the Nsnows yesterday morning, came 10 contact with
an bound schooner and had all her sails AZ
red away, also damaging her bulwark and head gear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23
LIE STEAMSHIP MARION.

The steamship Marion, ashore at Oyster Island
has been discharged of all her cargo. Shs still lies il
the same position, perfectly tight, and has receives
no damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23
Senatorial Convention I'm New.
jersey.

TRENTON, Tcesfsy. Feb. %, 1859.
The House Of Assembly Of Nev-Jefsey have
adopted a resolution to go uto joint meeting on
the I'd Of March for the election Of United States
Senator.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-06-23
An Abolition Pnrndlse.

Hayti is, unquestionably, the para.
disc for all our Abolition gro.loving
friends to Immediately emigrrate to,
They have been for years. in their
Abolition and amalgamation conven-
tions, newspapers and orators in this
country, advocating the political and
social doctrine thar a negro is better
than a white man, without yet having
it established by law. In iHayti that
point has already been reached
There the negro is, legally, by the
laws Of the islands, a great deal better
than the white man, howevr well the
latter may behave himself There the
testimony ofa white man is not &C
eepted under oath as against a black
or a white mulatlo. White men
can bear witness only against per.
sens of their own unfortunate com.
Dloxion, and they neither can hold
real estate nor legally enter the matri-
monial state with woLan Of uaytien
birth.
AS soon as these facts become gen
orally known we hope to hear ola large
emigration to the island, which will
rapidly go on until not one ofthat pes.
tiferent class Of American fanatics is
left among us.