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New Year calls,

The custom of Northern cities of making call,
on New Year has grown to be very unpopular
The attempt Was oaee made to Introduce il here
but 1t very properly failed According to this Gus
tom, tables are ses cut in the private dwellings
aud those who call to pay their respects, are ex.
peoted particularly to pay their respects to the
things set out far them, ard TO drink the heaI,bs
OF their entertainers and themselves Under this
enstorn there was net only 100 much eating And
drinking, very much to tbs scands, of tina ssy
bat people could not choose their visitors, and
were forced to tolerate the visits " persons whom
they never desired 70 enter their houses. The
usage was great for spepgers and lovers of good
sstieg, bot dreadful to house keepers. rhousa nds
Of persons visited - many houses to Witch tbsv
we're never invited, aud 70 which the ocsups M.
hoped they would never cs.as again. In short IL
IVES bad way Of bsginuing the year, and pesols
kess become disgasted With It.. In New York, /,
ID sald, there will be very little Of 1t seen to-day
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EIGzoaax B. SrszL, Dentist, Office
and residence No. 2sl, on Main. between StE sud 9th
reefs Richmond Va my s0--lv
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nIsSOLUTiON.-lho co-partutrship
~ heretofore existing between tbs undersisrei
unfer the firm Of BALLAUFF Co. il his day
di sOived by mutual consent CHAS. CAMMAN IL
authorized to sign in liqritalion.
y BALLAUFF
CHAS CAAMAN.
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CU-PAhLNEh0t1IP rN,
NOTICE. LS

ca CU-PAhL NEh0hIP I~
sssA NOTICE. G
have this day admitted az q partner.
Mr. JOHN JENNINGS. The business uill in
future be conducted at my old stand, No ll3 Main
street under the firm and style OF Gam Ell . COT
IRE, L. Il CO, whore We have on hand fine as
sGrtment OF Saddles, Brides, Whips, Carriage,
Cart and Wagon Harness of every description ami
qaality, AID will continue TO manufacture TO order
ard foI SALE every class Of gooag IN our line.
There was awarded me at the United States Fair.
last fell, three silver medals Tor SuPEKIUk SPatI
MEMS of WORKMANSHIP; since which time our
f.slities are greatly increased. acd We now atrer
Ourselves that We furnish every article In our
line, lot to be surpassed in quality, and ct as low
prices a. any establishment in this country.
I beg leave 10 rtturu my sincere thanks TO my cid
friends and tue public generally for the liberal pa
tronage heretofore bestowed upon me. and respect
fully solicit q continuance Of the to the ne W
concern piedginS oui selves TO use Our utmost en-
deayors 20 please our friends and patrons
sAM'L s CUTTRELL.
Richmond. Jan. lst 1889
NUTiCE-Ail persons indebted to the subscriber
are respectfully reqnested TO settle their accounts
with as little delay practicable. as am extreme
ly anxious to close up my old business.
sAM'L COTTREJL.
Richmond. Jan. LIST, 1859. ia i-3m
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RsHIP.
We. the subscribers have this day. formed CO.
partnership, under the firm of WATKINS & flick
LEN. for the purp, SO OF conducting general
" "''' STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS SINESS
in the elegant building, l59 Main street which
has Just been erected for our use.
On the FIRST DAY OF MARCH NEXT, it is orr
rooms q complete and entirely NEW ST, OK or
DAY GOODS. selected especially for the BEST CLASS
OF RETAIL TkApE, which, for variety and elegance
will AM ne sur nsssed iu this CITY Cnr lono w.
rience both in the Wholesale aud Retail Dry Goods
Business and a determination to make our pur-
caase.schieti for cash. in large quantities. of mapu-
facturars their agents, will furnish with fac .
lties for Offering the public generally ard our pa
tons especislly who have 50 li3sraily encouraged
Of Foreign AMI Domestic Dry Goods, OF the BEST
QUALITY and sEwksf STYLE. and at prices which
not tail TO secure the patronage Of the closest AID
most discriminating buyers. While all the depart
GESTLEMEN'S WEAR
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
PLANTATION FABRICS.
will be kept always full aud complete, the increas
ing Varieties and grades Of
ELkGANT SILKS AND DRESS GOODS,
AND SUPERB LAcEs,
will receive especial attention. artaugem. nts with
i'm porters in the larSa mqrt cts will enable us to
furnish in store and at short notice all The tasteful
NOVELTIES, ashley appear N the country. Many
sAsk and SELECT go Ids. not found liz exclusive
wholesale houses, for which CountIy Merchants
cave an iDcres-inR demand. and such Goods also a.
ere required by Commission Merchsn,s tor the far
uleys will be iurnishet at small advance upon the
cost of production. We respectfully solicit the pa
tronage Of al CASH and punctuaI credit buyers no
will be expected settle their &C cunts semi-annu-
ally as his sy stern i'd nov conceded TO promote the
Interest OF both buyer and seller. We hope, by
selling SUPERIOR G OBS AT Low PsIcRs. and prompt
MI oIh lug attention 70 business to merit tie pa
tfi mage Of the public
VIM p MAYO, ESQ long and xteussyelv known
as y IN .mbsr of tie late house II Binfoyd, Nayo A
hlAr is interested in our business, snd will devote
to /. his ,aiusble services.
} Ell WATKINS.
Of the late firm of Price Waits ins
JAMES h kICELEN
OF the late i'm, OF Hoomes Ficklen
4 MRiiace. Erade rick at,,,rr
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THE OVERLAND MAIL STEAMBOAT &C
III, NJ

THE OVERLAND MAIL STEAMBOAT COLI
LIsIDN.
ST LouIs, Dec. 81 The overland mail to he -
December has arrived, with two through pa'~
gers. x4,orable.-
Accounts from the ella mines arend robbed Of
One mail station had been enter~' "
the mnles by the Indians. .,fni,as below here be-
collision 'ook plasssecks and Uncle Sam. The
,@een me s'fa .nas GO the extent of $4,000.
.s"sPAPER OFFICE BURNT.
xx4seIr, Dec 3l.-The Tribune fie. WAS burnt
10 Gay, and all the contents. Loss SIS 600.
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oTssu TnaDE-fhs pysser trads Of Bsltiu era
lest ysas smeustsd 70 o. 900 snd smploy ID 7oo
! psrsoss. ovss haeo,ooo bsshsIs were rsssivedia
- ~ @e ~ sEl
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7 OST, LOST--A BLAIk LYNN Uais
IL lined with black Satin, last night between I
per of LIST ana Cary and 8.h sire cts and CLAY Sc
The finder will BIS suitably rewarded by leaving
de So~3ts &c THOMPSON
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Il WMrE EAcE DlscovsREp ~ ArsIcA.--Two Eng.
lsh travellers, Capt. Barton and Mr.. spick, HAYS
rsnssrAssd very far into the interior OF Africa
6esth ct Asysstnois they discovered several whi,s
tstbsss yiz.ths AEsrs, the Conso, the Amsrakoke,
ss1 Ne Rsndiks. The twe frst named staad upon
aeysl With NJ Abyssiniaus 10 respect 70 civiIza>
stos Ihsy all seem 70 be remnants Of the sucIsa,
sohuroh 10 Ethlopts, 90 .f
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THE Co-Partnership of BALLAUFF &
u co having been dissolved the undersigned
VII continue the business. under the name and
firm of CHAS CAMAAN Il co.
CHAS CANAAN.
ia
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@r HARDY's Anti-Friction Grease. -
This Grease, for fimnibusses Wagons and Machine
Of every description, is superior TO any yet dis
covered and effactsa saving of IS per cent 10 the
consumer as compared with any other Grease.
JN0 w GARLICK, Apothecary &c
de 3l-6t Market Place Franklin at
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A. CARD 1T will DO seen by tho above,
that am interested in the business of Hessrs
WATKINS FfCKLES. ! respectfully solicit tbs
patronage OF my friends and those of the late firm
Binford, Mayo Blair. piedRng TO them M thr
advantages which are promised in thu abe We sdve
tisament Their wants either IN person or by order
shel at all times receive my careful and prompt at
tentioE WIN Mayo.
I'm :.
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMFY.
Capital S10,00O,OO0!
OVER HALF MlLLlOy ~ ,LLAks INVESTED IN
THE UNITED eTATEs.
LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS UNLIMITED
The Revenue of the Company derived from Pre-
miDDs u Insurance exceeds Two Million Dollars
Annually. The Company 10 therefore prepared to
Increase the amount heretofore taken on unexcep-
tional risks. They will issue pocies for loss or
damage by fire on BUILDINGS. Merchandise. House
hold Furniture, dc &c, on lib raj terms.
CHAS. T. WohTHAM.( Asar..
R.W. WYATT. Asen~'
ja1-ts Office 1919 Main street.
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ASHLAND COURSE.
as=- -
LOSx.

T OST-Comipg from the Theatre
IL Leather POCK Er BOOK, containing
Ten Dollar Notes part Virginia and pai
Carolina money, &C.. one Three Dollar Gold
The finder will be literally rewarded bsl.
Mt this Office. JOHN III IL -
do Alas
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AMBRoTYPEs.

L sRGE SIZE.
ONLY FIFTY CTS,
Taken only at POWERS 9ALLsRY. Isl Nam St.
II il a kpewn facs that 20" Frs PEARL MIRO
ny CENT Pictures are the same size that vthers
charge 81 50 for, ia Ills
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Richmond. Jan LIST, 1859. - - ial.

NEGROES FOR SALh-To remain in
~ or Gesc the city, good sized aud good looking
WOMAN trom 81 10 - gears of age-a good cook,
washer and ironer. She has two fine looking daugh.
tiers going and years of age. Apply TO Cary ct.
faI
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Richmond, January LIST,
NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE.
ENTIRELY NEW AND FRESH STOCK.
WATKxNS Il FICKL e N :,
Wholesale Asp RETAIL DEAIERslg
d Y G. O O d S.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Ado II ng the stand of the late firm Of Price
Watkins, and three doors from Messrs.
Kent, Paine Il Co.
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1859.
1859.

1859. 1909.
TOHN ]. MEL ON Importer and
j Wholesale aa,er in Foreign and Dones tic Bran
dies Wines Whiskeys RuGls and c ,rdals-No. 1874
Carr street, Richmond. Va, otfArs tor sale
Cogniac and Rochelle BRANtiEs. in bond or daty
paid
Holland GIN Port, Sherry, Madeira and Muscat
WINES
Scotch ana Irish WHIsKEY: Jamaica RUN
IL store 400 bbs Of Domestic Brand Gin and Whis-
KEY; 100 bbIs Mountain Rye Wniskey, (manu-
featured for me expressly
Fine old Peach and Apple .randies, from to years
old
Choice brands Of German. Domesti, and Havana
Segars -
few casks OF Rhine Wine, which Twill cell low to
ose out the season.
Thankful for past fayors, respectfully solicit a
continuance. .
So -oi- Proprietor OF the celebrated Excelsior
purp X Whiskey. ia l-3m
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THE HEIRS OF p N. EDGAR, dec d.,
Il il any, will find II to their interest to apply 70
VIM II BLANCH, Sheriff and Administrator u
n Edgar. decd.
BoYDFoN, Mecklenburg co, VAIL
Dec. 10Th. ISIS. De 5l-6t
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Tn retiring frcm the Tobacco Commission Bust
mass return thanks for the patronage SO literally
hss,oyed upon the late firm of DIBRELL & JOHNSON
ard most cheerfuiy recommend a continual &c OF
the sams in behalf of Dir. K. II DIBRELL, who was
so;e salesman Of the concern, AMI will continue the
busjness il lis Own name. Is. }. JOHNSON
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CAIR GROUNDS In Or NEAR RICH.


l. MoND.-That the citizens OF Richmond anC
those Of the surrounding couuts may be nc IGaiaI
Ell with the terms and conditiors Of the suDsCrp
ton list now being circulated. with the yisw Of %
tuning the necessary means 10 pros, re and 1r-,
Dare Gronpds for permanent Agricultural faitisi
Oittls Shows. the following IL pnblsaed;
Subscription List far ParcAasi,,g and Fitii5g 4
Fur Grounds for The Tirgfnta Csnird -Ic<s
tur1I Society:
Fair drounds and erecting proper buiid us f.
'asking other impr"v -meuts theseca. near tn
of HI hmohd, the under signed IsEse, and hh
promise 10 Nv the tum opposite to our naEa
the tollowtT & manner, TO VT:
"One fourta in cssb, when called on by th
trail Agricultural Society. or its aui horised aas
and the residue in three equal annual inst sInS
The Land II 10 be convey ed 20 the Prssits
the Central Agricultural Society In trust ~
uss OF Fair ard Cattle Show, until the SociH
Incorporated, and then conveyed to the socisx
IL the fefs De ever abandoned, the Land
sold and The money hereby subscribed
20 us; and the balance disposed OF rs III
nav direct. Every subscriber of ore hu}fyFc q,
lars shall be thereby Life MeE-bsr: Fyoyidad han
ever, that II the society shali pnrshss mere lag
than 10 shall md necessary for lis use shall ~
the right TO sell the excess. the money ariesb2 fr
such tuah sale 10 be returned 70 the undersiRy
subscribers, In proportion 10 their several subec
tions, IL not required for the improvement OF
Fair Grounds, In which event 70 shall be app
far as may he necessary to tfat ebject, and p'se
plus retnrned 10 the undersigned. IN the md
aforesaid; OF the proceeds of such sale, OF tbss
nius thereof aforesaid may be invested IN Sfs
other securities and held by the Soeiogy auriS
existence. the principal 70 be applied. IL neeeSs
Tn the Reimbursement of the undersigssd, ~
ever the Society shall be dissolved. unless 10
Ter period. which il shall de Is sooa as tie ssa
funds will enable 10 10 % So" u
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FIRE AT BONNEVILLE, Mo.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 3o.-A disastrous are occurred Y
pooneviIie In this State, this morning, destroy
iag block ofbrick buildings, including the LOB
server" Office Loss from fifty to sixty Thousand
dollars. Insurance only $4,000. The fire was tn
work ofan ipcepdisry.
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RICHMOND JAY'Y IsT, 1879.
THE firm OF DlBRELL & JOHNSON is
i this day dissolved by mutual consent. r. Il.
CIppELL will continue the Commission Busine,s at
The stand occupied By the old firm, and will settle
The business vi the same.
' X. III. DIBRELL
b. j. JOHNSON
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AWFUL RAILROAD ACC1DENT-FORTY PER-
SONS KILLED.
Augusta. Ga, Dec 3l.-Forty persons were kills
cd and drowned this morning. on the train from
Columbus. Ga, TO Macon, in consequence OF the
heavy foods on the road. No particulars yet.
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Thankful for the patronage so literally bestowed
on the late tirm Of DIBRELL JOHNSON, the subscri
Der hopes by strict attention to business to merit
continuance of the same. X. Ii. DtDRELL.
in
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NOTICE. - The undersigned having
n. sehdsswD from the house of Thos Price 4
w.. nass connected Themselves with the firm N
80. IN Price Go, where they viii bs ready to
serve thsr friends ana aecuaintan = = -
40 WM II GORDON - j.
lA NV ~ t VIM BGG LE61SON
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ME nave ass ciatsd with US in busl
" hesz Mr. 3 w JOY ER, who aas be with
us several years. The business vi hereafter he
carried on in the name Of JONES & 20. at the
honse, No Main ST formerly DIED by MIR
James Winston. few doors alb We II e Old Market
We shalt ke pom and large stock of Il q CEaIE5
and fl a LIQUORS, TO watch Wa ASK the atssution
of our customers and the public general.
ia l. I'm THOMAS JONES Il co.
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E0R HIRE .-Several experienced
Il Roatmen, Cooper, and W asher and IrsH,r.
Apply TO GREEN d HOBS0H
da 3I-2t
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f@- A REGULAR MONTHLY NETTING OF
TEE PIcBNoNp TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY will he held
THIS EVENING, at ia O'Clock, at odd feiio"s
Hall. ,.,~ 81
officers will then take place .,~.o,..
Delinsuents are requested to present themselves
prepared 10 'e'''e vANNsRsoN.
. Rec. Sec.
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TN retiring from the Commission Iusi-
I nessiD which have been engaged for the last
my frie nds, aud the friends of Smith Maddux Tor
their lioefaiity and support. and take great pleas
ure in commanding to their favorable Consideration
the claim Of W Il Maddux, Esq, my foTmer part.
Ger, Ia his rev business
ia l-dkew I'm ID n SMITH
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s~ SHocKoE HILL BUILDtsG FUND
ASSOCIATION The IN nthly meeting of this Associ
alton viii be held This SATURDAY. Evening ct
o'alock- pues v i'll be received from o'ceck, p.
until the hour of meeting
The annual meeting will BE- held at o'clock, on
THURSDAY Evening, the 9Th inst.
ia lit BANGAMiN. Secy
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ffOk aHihk-AYet nurss, rs ysars o.
= Ssss III sa'eA tssa .isheus ssAild AgRls
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nTRAYED Or STOLtN-

- hTKA1fU Uh STULtN - On
Ss Thursday, ON corner II 2lst and Marshall
streets. AY HORSE, near II Years old. with ',ne
white foot and wh spot on his shoulder / wi j
give liberal re ward fer him if dav red To me u
Mr.. a'che,l's blacksmith shop, corner of Marsh sl
aud l7ih srrssts. ial-Its
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BILL BOOKS
AiEMnl NnTvn nnnYl

MEMORANDUM BOOKS.
OF all sizes, patterns and qualities required By "
chants, Clerks, Banks, Public Offices, and Toba
Factories.
Having good stock of material on hand. M
chants and others select their Paper. and have
their Blank Booksmade mp in the best manner and
10 any pattern.
Letter Foolscap. Pocket and Commercial Post
and Bill Papers Of various qualities at low prices co.
gsther with English. French and American sta
tioneTy Of every description
de 25-6t JA1ES wOODH0UsE 4 CO
fS0UK FOR SALE.-I have for tale, i
~ a low price, healthy Woman who Is = good
Cook wv RANDOLPH.
de 2i-3t
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THOMAS II. POWELL, formerly With
l. Albert Lyb-ock } ARCHITECT, Office at c Il
Powels stop, on 7th street, between Main AID Ca-
ry, Richmond, Va-Is prepared 70 furnish Designs
Of every description III. shortest not CO. and
the most Reasonable terms. aud pectuly soiicits
a she of the nnhllc narrOpaQa.
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rHECK BOOKS CHEAT. w RAN
~ BOLPH has for sale good assortment of Mer-
camille and Check RIanks
large lot of Check Books on the Virginia Farm.
ers and Exchange Banks. will be offered at reduced
prices.
Negro Bonds, Bill Paper. Black Books. Station
&c I-2t
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LOR HIRE - We have for hire The
u pres Mt year, a TaMA AN, an exceIient Washer
ard Irouer q Man accustomed 10 driving
"a lit BREGDEN FOX, 2i7 Broad st
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TWENTY CENTS-TWENTY CENTS
l. A pOUND.-RICHa RD sons Retail Double
Relief Loaf Sugar CANDY. AZ 20 cents per pound,
of his own make. Tea Cakes Of All kinds, for to
10 cents per dozen. maao of the best material Call
and exarniue tor yourselves at 26 ain street,
9Th street. IA i-ltS
rashE busiu ,ss here ofore conducted in
l. the name OF u. Crarz i Co, By the subscriber,
a. surviving partner. wall be carried on from the
is Jauuary 1889 in his individnsi mare. All per-
in me iate payment CAR CRAM.
l-6yS
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RECOMMENDATION.

RICHMOND, VA Dec. %, 1888.
IT affords me great deal of pleasure 10 state, that
pioyed by me for the last two years as draughts.
man in my office. During that ttms ne has proved
himself to be a steady and tkiltui assistant and
such are his qualifications in his profession, that
can recomm nd him conscientiousiy to all who may
reauire the services of D;aughtsman or Architect
Very respectfully,
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NOTiCE.-JOHN G. WILLIAMS, who
: has heretofore had special interest In our ba-
sir ess has tkis day been admitted into l partner.
ship and Cur business from this date wit be cor.
Quoted under the firm and style of -
KEEN, BALDWIN q WILLIAMS.
We avail ourselves OF this occasion 10 return our
thsnks Tor the liberal patronage so loax bestowed
upon as and to solicit lite continuance to the rev
drm. KEEN BALDWIN, = 90 :
Jan. l. 1850 -
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FOR HlkE.-Four No: Barrel s'op-
L. ers. Apply to ALEX Nj TR1BUE,
At Watkins h Trabu"'
10 Sn
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w a. MADDUX will continue the
w Produce Commission Business, under the
style of MADDUX K co. aud so:icits the patronage
Of the friends Of ,he late concern.
Japu sry LIST, 1889.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-07

The Crisis I'm Congress-The "Irrepressi.
BILE ConMiet" Brought Home to the Re.
publican Party.
Read the proceedings of yesterday in both
houses of Congress. They are very significant
They are full of matter for reflection. The
<frrepressible conflict" as expounded by W..
II. Seward and as interpreted by John Brown,
is brought home to the republican party; and
the "Impending Crisis" of the Southern rene
gade, Helper, with all its teachings of servile
and agrarian fnsurrection, has returned to
plague the inventors. The republican leaders
endorsing, recommending and subscribing to
COW broadcast over the land that infamous
book are called up before the bar of the House
to answer to this indictment, while the republi-
Can chiefs Of the Senate, thrown upon their
defence, are vainly endeavoring to explain
away this Virginia foray of Brown as the
Isolated adventure Of monomaniac.
Thus the calculations Of the republican
managers in regard to the House organization
are brought to dead halt They fail IN a
desperate effort to lay the whole business of
this Helper pamphlet on the table: and tho
resolution Of Mr.. Clark, Of Missouri, depounc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-07

The Position OF England In Eur0pean
acknowledgements for q Conflict
Between Constitutionalism and Impe-
rfalism.
Constitutional England, standing in the front
of unparalleled Europe, and preparing for war
while discussing the preliminaries of Con-
gress of peace, is the prominent feature pre-
scented to US to-day in the affairs of the
European world.
The freedom Of Italy is the apparent subject
Of discussion for the proposed Congress; and
that freedom, oppressed by imperial Austria
and proclaimed by imperial France, with the
acit consent of imperial Russia, is now de-
handed by constitutional England as the indis-
pensable prerequisite to her entrance into
general Congress, which is really to annul the
old Vienna compactfor the partition of Europe,
II 1t does not make new one by general con-
sent. We are not at all surprised at the caution
Of England in consenting to enter a general
European Congress, for the first principle of
such Congress must be that the will Of the
majority binds all, to greater or less degree
Whatever may exist in form, England is the
only constitutional government, in fact, now ex-
listing in Europe. Imperialism of the in
tensest kind rules unquestioned in France
Austria and Russia, and the secondary
Powers are all Influenced by it to q
varying extent. A European Congress, there
fore, means Congress where imperialism
is predominant, and into such constitutional