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London Aqua Scutum Coats, Eo,
winter weAr-Just imported by LEARY 4 CO., Hatters
Aston House, Broadway
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MIS-. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup.
Millions Of bottles now used every var IA the United
States for chdren teethng with falling success Relief
d immediate and certain. Only Is cents hCitie.
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Trusses OF Every Description for Perma-
Ssn. retention q Rupture, bathing TTu,ss svppessrs
Knee Caps Anes and ali Surgical appliances scientifically
applied by MARSH Co., No 1Vesey =. Astor House n T.
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cristadorc's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
dysprivaas,y applied No Astsr House.
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Hill's Hair Dye, so Cents, Black On
way, and all other DruggsA
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Fount aims India Store.
SILKS, China, Lacquer. Curios lies, &c
66S Broadwav
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Drawings OF the Delaware State Lotte-
rica-WOOD EDDY a CO., Managers.
DELAWARE. GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE
LOTTERIES.
DyIAwARE-ExrRA CLASS No. 669. DECEMBER n. 1859
60, s, 10, IL, %, "a, IA. "a. 80. 20. 70, II. 30
DKLAwARE-CLAss No GO. DECEMBER II, 1889.
10, q, "a, IL, 8, "a, 81, AZ, 6. As, a, 80.
Circulars sent free of expense by addressing
WOOD, EDDY CO, Wilmington Delaware
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NEW ORIKANs DEC. Is, 1859.
Hide Goodrichs large ewelry store, in Canal street
was burned on Sunday. Loss 100000.
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M1scEILA s ...~~-~--
THE RED ROVER DAUoHrEA
BY NED BUNrLISS.
ROMANCE OF NEW YORK
THE
INNER LIFE OF A GREAT CIrY
Ltroasss before the eyes Of Tho Reader In sosss~
LIVING PICTURES.
Commences with the
NEW YEARS NUMBER
orTur
NEW YORK MERCURY.
Now ready u tho News Dspox.
ssss ooas. dramatic A'' '
LIFTING OF THE VEIL
S ss.. many q he suou. .od deeply Interesting s9
ws ne S.s :ss' ana hears
sKEIErON IN EVERY CLOSET.
and The author Of "xa. opens The closet doors 81 .~s
EVERY CLASS or SOCIETY.
aussss s ne Ne ' sss s TS va ~. 49,
LIVE HUAANCE
Tho story while srAibss win .srrtsis uu,Afalass.
THE PLAY OF THE PASSIONS
Wa be fouad intensely interesting romance aAasEus
FIREsIDE LESSON
to bod sexes and every class Of reAAsss
The scenes in
E1ERIDA.
THE RED RovEss DAuoHrHR.
Arc laid both %
SEA AND LAND.
And the propretors of the
NEW YORK MERCURY
Anticipate popularity heretofore achieved " NJ
story OF etiopoitan life pubishedtr this country.
TIE ILLUSTRATIONS, BY BARLEY.
". s Y s s e !: ss :. re-.
LIfERARv GENIUS,
Embeinsnsd with rare
GEMS OF PICTORIAL ART.
~sLSssDA. THE RED BOWERS DAUGHTER.
WIN 10 @s
GREAT EVENT OF THE YEAR
In tho department of literature to which besuss-
GAYETrYs INDICATED PAPER
Per sd s:s
u uIur TssI s S 20. any Sps nGs ave. - -
1000 J: :Sss .. 81; sS0 .S:s.s: % cents
HUNGARIAN. WINES FOR THE HoLIDAM--
subscrhs. beg % can the attention Of thsr nsnA -
asvor from g % per dozen. "a sases and upvasd.
a.p: e eel sss; s: q e s IN:
part Of the city also ssmplo boxes containing .r bse
four % ~ sf;s sss:ss.
oS = ICE PITCHERS.
PLATED ICE PITCHERS.
For sale low sv ar,, c. ALLEN. as BsosdR~sS S:fnS
p b,ya AND SSH
Florentine and Roman Mosaic Ssts
'na.. =: ~ ~ il = s 600, 4 ALIEN:
One door SslOw 0.0ai erect fo.ns.I Il wan sssse
4, 5ssS.ns ne soSso1ssr has received two Ayoss
ss@siy low price: s:ns ,Ssa Il II fua ia 49,.
GEO ALLEN I'M i%p Ssas os Mi 2sUss and y.v
No q S's'a'.7 r. ;:: e.; ~; Il IN; rs
l. ifaSsV1Ra5s 1 aTsH I s Tf;S s.vro r1Mx
n. 60 sRoADwAx.
MUSIC BOXES FROM aENEvA-Jusr REcETvD.
& 8 y iR6 Il ~ 3 Rs
90 Brsedway. corner Of Spring street.
MoFFATs LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX grrrEne-
e Ss a:i H.sp sgps: g e
s sse sSi% ss:s ~ FEW ~ :ss vss &c
i - ss gs: - :
NEW roaK
KxRosENz OH.
AFuLL SUPPLY ron TIE WINTER.
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0arry's Tricopher0us 10 the Best and
shoapest article foe dressing bsaAfyin9 cleaning curling
greserytnx and rostornx ths ka. LAe EyK Bod By 81
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H0llOway's Ointment and Pills nrc ir-
ressble and akin the resu
impure blood unhealthy tons matter how old
obstinate, they will eventually succumb these Alternative
remedies
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ABcantsfol Com pl, xson. --I.a ird's Liquid
rear, 'tr @snf,f 81 ptesssSinr sau tcgey sk n
ca. be uisd b. s.s u So D.oaaAsy,
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GOuraud's Poudre Subtitle Uproots Hair
from low foreheads upper lips any part Of the body 81
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CAFE TEST AT IOWA CITY.

SAFE TEST AT IOWA CITY.
Iowa Crrr, Iowa, Jan. H. 1850
Tbs cerf6es that the ndersgned purchased for he use e
the Sate Bank of Iowa OF Lewis Lille, of Troy n T. hia
Bank Locks OF his Burglar Safes In his con-
Iact With US, Mr. Lille gave Us the privilege Of testing M
Safes in manner likely be resorted to bursas b.
Agent for Mesrs Duryee Forsyth Rochester Y-did
not propose TO do but claimed that Mr. Lilies would not
stand the test gentleman whom they shond select
We have hs day bad the Safes purchased Of Mr. Little
tested BY drilling The operation WAS performed by Mr. Sam
uei Miller Of Iowa City; who k skilfu mechanic and who
able to mako such test and whom also considered
to be a suitable person for that purpose.
We requested Mr. Miller 70 provide himself with good
be could make them The safes placed in he vault a
the State Bank such position that the operated
afforded rest for the rachel d Hrm convenient -
making all his preparations and adjusting hs drill Mr.
through aide Of Tho safe Re worked steadily and faith
Ss fV s IL four sne &C. w sy u:s s pa
Any further with Ssn b. informed us and
amined being used By y, and By eompe!e
well made and well tempered. "
Upon s found s y * e. s.d IT, snS S s
Of ths s.ie The metal yet to g psns Ss n Ill
% than .s s as ss 81 SsF ss
Mr.. Ls had contracted 70 deliver U.s. We dispensed WIN
Aonoraby by VA take pleasurcn Recommending h0
- 80 5 J.KtaK wooB, 3. Con Se.s
a. F FkHNk e. HOW ia zs q aSW>
as Broadway. 6rst block below zstof House.
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| Whites Festival Hats and Caps nro
now ready IAdiss and chdrsns Furs for Holiday Gs Il
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Genin's Festival Hat for Young Men,
Genin's Feauval Caps for Young Men.
Ladies' Furs for Holiday Gifts-
AL select choioe aud elegant
0ENINs BAZAAR
Nos 6O7 and SIS Broadwar
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BerthOlHs Celebrated 9ewin0 Ma.
chimes, ~ 6rcadwy corner Of Howard street. New York
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wheeler d Wilson's Sewing Machine.
A swift fingered sister of LOVE and CHARITY.
An appropriate holiday present TO wife, mother daushes
sister, pastor or friend.
OFFICE EOS BaOADWAY NEW vOpv
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The Winter Dress Hat is Now Ready.
LEARY CO., Aston House
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KnoxI Knox! KnOxy-His Recently Is
sued work the Holidays producing immense sensa.
ton What asks the reader has KNOX turned autberf'
RaR e rs I'm a "a iii Ps.FS &c hand !.
authorship and issued the completes history Of the Hat
publshed H store tho corner Of Broadway and Fulton
street, everybody knows,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-28

Lsssasure Of u sase q Dolswass q IL La sesca.
twenty years. We he undersigned CommaHonss sppclnSed
~ no aoyornor OF saA 8ata y supornend the drAwnGp Of
begv drawn this day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-20
More ProoG.

An abe aud seemingly sagacious correspondent of the
New York Times in letter lately written from Lexng
ton in this State says:
II lind general unwingness on the part of the pco-
pie of Western Virginia to employ slave labor heard
a gentleman canddly that he would, under cir
cumstanccs own a slave: and he remarked that there
thousands in that region who entertained similar
objection. Slavery in Western Virginia is merely nomi-
nal and limited slave labor is in this section, IL is
rapidly giving under the influence and advantages
of the feeabor system II Is idle say that Frcesoil
sm constitutes any serious objection candidate for
office in the West. Ii the truth known IL would
he found TO constitute acceptable feature in his
record but this feeling suppressed Difference to East
Virginia, and from motives of sectional interests at
fccng the progress of the internal Improvements of this
section which reply the East in great measure for
their completion.
Commenting the foregoing paragraph, an able con
temporary truly observes that what the correspondent of
the New York Times says fully sustained by the late
election in Virginia Had Goggin, the Opposition can.
ddatc gained in comparatively non-slaveholding West
Virginia as he gained in slaveholdng Eastern Virgin
ia he would have been elected triumphanty John
Letcher the regular Democratic candidate, who,
twelve years ago endorsed language used against the in
suton of slavery far infamous and fanatcal than
any ever employed by Greeley, Giddngs Seward
Free,soers all substantial utents and purposes elect;
ed Leicheror rather gave him the small majority which
led his succesand consequently, the correspondent
alluded to could Justly the conclusion he arrived
at.
soilism scany yelled and slightly colored-when
yelled colored at all-hods high head in many OF
the slavc-hoding States Ii is quite bold in Western
Virginia. defiant in Maryland, omnipotent in Delaware,
does about it pleAses the border counties of Ken
ticky and holds absolute possession of important
| portion of Missouri
Yet, many Of the prominent statesmen of the domi-
party say and maintain that the South never
strong and safe, with regard the present and future
as now! Wen, have complaints to make. We
merely do duty journalists in drawing attention to
indsputable facts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-20
A Provincial Rebel

If the Enquirer has any spare time for the work. we
recommend ot to take in hand the Fncaste Demoerat
In its issue OF the 10th inst that stubborn and refractory
mountaineer says
ut has occurred TO us as little. strange that Gov
Wise has not put stop to the rawlings of the ENQUIRER
against Mr.. Douglas and those who cannot and never
will endorse its cardinal Democratic principles on the
slavery question"
fore the Petersburg Convention, would be at least an
mOnton TO prudent men to take how they under
take TO dictate to the Virginia Democracy Ii NAV not
be thing impossible that the Enquirers zeal for Mr.
Wise is doing him uch harm and may after ALL be the
instrument OF his defeat before the Charleston Conven.
ton. Mr.. Wis. has much more formidable opponent
much home than he finds in Senator Douglas
THIS opponent and his friends quiet and prudent and
by their prudence making friends among those who
tired Of the Enqurer's denuncations of men and
measures that look toward other than Gov Wise for
our next President"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-20
From the ". y. Commercial Of SATURDAY.
THE EQUlNOCTlAL SfORM-A HOUSE BLOWN
DOWN-SEVERAL PERSONS INJIrRED


The equinOctia storm commenced yesterday aud con.
unnes with hardly moments cessation The prohabli-
ties are that there will be change in the weather for
two days at least meanwhile the streets and country
will receive great benefit.
This afternoon, about half past one o'clock brick
tenement house Of four stories in Duane It, two doors
East Of West Broadway gave way under violent blast
OF wind, aud buried several of its inmates in the ruins
The roof and the rear walls walls Of the two upper
stories fell in completely while the remainder of the sruc
ture stood IN shattered condition
An alarm OF fire wa@ Immediately given and large
number Of police and hremen were Immediately AZ the
scene OF destruction No person known be killed
but SIX Of the inmates taken out injured.
Several persons shut up in their rooms by the
distractions from falling bricks The hremen and police
had not taken all Of them up TO o'clock but no
fire had broken out TO eniauger their lives.
The house was fully occupied By tenants and II was
thought remarkable that we're not instantly Killed
The building did not appear to be very old but il had
evidently been poor structure.
Our ship news reporter says last night about o'clock
storm Of Wind aud rain from the North East at this
hour, (l2 ~ il is blowing with great violence and rain
ing heavily There have been DO disasters among the
shipping, do expect TO hear Of any on ths side
OF the rivers This wind makes lee on the North river
aud there but few vessels the piers on the Eat ry
or, where the wind draws through fairly The tide il We
~ high but excepting the filling Of some cellars in the
ncghborhood Of the rivers damage to merchandise
ha- been mentioned.
We hear Of several large vessels below bound in; but
they have probably been hauled of shore
The Daniel Webster aud De Witt Clinton have not
yet come in
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-20
what tbcy say of Douglas.

Senator Davis, Of Mississippi has written letter to
The Washington Sia',s, charging Douglas with having
in bis recent publication in Harpers Magazine, garbed
aud perverted remarks Of bis in the Senate on the
Territorial question.
The Washington Cousfhiion says: cit requires lit
tie reflection to perceive that far az the interests Of
Shareholders concerned Sowars doctrine l. actually
better than that Of Douglas"
The EHqrirer Of this city is more emphatic. Il
says:
Certainly Mr. Douglas doctrine il equally obnoxious
90 theory with that o, Mr soaard and much easily
reduced TO practical adoption.
So far the practical Interests Of the South are con.
ccrne1 much worse doctrine than that Of Mr. Sew
ard. The Democracy Of Virginia steidf,sty refuse to
yield 20 either
The Jackson U,a;s,irpia" i. Of the same way Of
| thinking u says:
"bougn-' doctrine The Territorial question il a.
much DO conflict with the Dcd Scott decision a. the doc.
rnc OF seward and 10 Is perfect foly to talk Of support
ing one aud resisting the Inauguration Of the other The
Southern Democracy be Just and consistent in their
professions aud practices Il they would command the re-
pec aud deserve the endorsement Oft whole Southern
/ people 10 the policy they propose"
The Charleston Nrc,Vy il stiI more decided and We.
hcment. II says.
owe regard him Judge Douglas) NJ -ambdou- and n.
designing Seward himself The sans J,iiey In the
Territories s 20 be carried ont by different method
UOw any who profess TO value the Constitution or "a,
rights aud interests Of the South can for the cake Of
party success destitute Of principle talk Of supporting
Douglas, is more than We able 10 comprehend. r,
us 10 seems 90 uublushing abandonment ofau.r
The IoNsy Demo-rai Published ia the heart Of IN,
Tenth Legion, says:
lie declares in biz speeches. what the Democracy o.
the South never have and never endorse without
total surrender of every safeguard Tor the preservaon
tie rights aud privileges Of Southern citizens in the Ter
rtories that the aquatters Of Territory can exclude t
Shareholders Of the South from the enjoyment Of tboi
property IN said Territory before they are endove
with the powers Of sovereignty. Such doctrine is Ger
tainly very short cut 10 al the ends aud purposes
Black Repubicansn. II T. recognition ofthe doctrn
oSeward and the Republican party because iftbe ageu
% Congress exclude unquestonaby the principal ca
exercise the same power II the South can submit
Douglas dootTos, they would hsrsghsr DO totally die
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-20
From the Neg York Commercial Of Saturday
RIOT At BERGEN TUNNEL, NEW Jersey.

THE ERIE RAILROAD BLOCRADED-THE L. :
MARINES CALLED OUT-MOTERS STILL IN
POSSESSION OF THE ROAD-PASSENGERS TO
BE SENT BY STEAMBOAT TO PIERMUNT.
Thursday the wakmeu on the Bergen Tunnel struck
for their back wages and Informed the contractor that
they would work noonger. Mr.. Lyman, the contractor
promised them money BY the first of the month and
agreed th- but others refused TO work them.
selves permit others do So The greater part of the
seemed TO bc organized aud determined that unless
the contractor paid them their wages they would block
oycrseers were OF avail they determined Fl.
ther % have the money that trains should pass
Accordingly az eleven o'clock yesterday morning the
men, the number Of hundred proceeded in gangs
from the contractors Office 70 the railroad track aud
ran their dirt and stone out the track and
turning them, completely bockadcd 10.
The place where the blockade is made il near West
End IN Bergen. The cars Of the Erie Railroad run on
the New jersey track from the depot nc Jersey CITY
around the South Of Bergen I'LL aud the West side
Of the hill the tracks branch off for the separate roads
The tunnel has been IN process Of construction for some
years, u order TO make straight road from Jersey CITY
FERRY West End. II il this tunnel that the work.
employed, and the Western end Of the tun.
mel where the obstruction j. placed The o'clock way
train Yesterday from Paterson ~ j. was unable 70 pas
aud I'll sorts Of threats made by the workmen 20
the conductor aud engineer The train compelled to
20 back TO Patterson.
During the afternoon word wa sent to the Mayor OF
Hudson City for aid and he gave orders 20 the military
20 OUTPUT up 10 10 O'Clock they had made theft
appearance The Mayor himself appeared on the ground
aud told the workmen they we're violating the law but
they would not be Influenced by anything be siid-
Word then sent 70 Mayor Gregory, Of Jersey City
and that gentleman did ell he possibly could restor,
order but failed The workmen ran 70 and fro swear
ing they would not the until they received
their wages Tue Superintendent seeing &c impossi
bic 10 compromise the matter, word 20 Gen Hat
field Of the Hudson County militia send several CON
piuics TO remove the obstruction on the road
AZ ~ o'clock the crowd increased 70 all Of four hun
dred, and, notwithstanding the rain, they remained OF
the ground shouting ike party Of madmen. A. eigh
O'Clock tho crowd heard that the military coming
and they Immediately supplied themselves With stones anC
clubs, determined 10 resist any attempt that might b,
made by the military
This morning the o'clock msil train from jersey Cit,
had not le nor had any Of the trains got beyond IN,
| obstruction.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-20
sSs,NS 20
RICHMOND MARkErs. Sep. 10, 1850.

-T1.
,...,., ,,o,o ,h,, .x,r.n. r.,.. q, ST. .s, ~
rom ., a rate, %, s b,s..sa. continue
for week. we h.r. deemed p "s
..s ,spr..snt s.s ,eao,e.aispe.. InSaias
n.sszw. quot. sa.. icls, s,.. seala.r. ssx cts.
SUGAR cured igSSeii Cts; Todds do. Is CT. ~
DyrI.ws prime soet; fair to sooa14ois Goshen
at ~ eta. W.
M,s.sl r..:s, s;' T siS
Ss, sS Sss ssS s ..s p. Cement 81 s
SC.s s.th.ws quote ely boiled !, ssaioO ''
p,;sss We ,s sss,. no ii.S prime I.sa.S
oSrs YI.sws quote Sosa ssn,; city 9. cents;
s sHs .ss quot. rs.u.r. at I. ct.
s ' Sssn SSs
- so.er.po ga. P.,as0sia $50 Mexican cas- Rese Manpu.
rsI-Ms quote slaa Isrfinss Il ssi IS. Nominal min a.
media RsSsm Wv, am ,.no., 80
retailers Who tie principal II no, s sn SpSss s
quotation ssys SsSs soonas. s ss The
puneh H. m Quot SS sll1; sys y box tIs bali
p s s p. Ssna; s0sS ss Sol, sh s Peeans
GuSrowpsA-we quote Blasting, kes. at ssISs4; Sport
ing; tosSSsse ,,.,
Hbsswe quote dry Ola cts; green sailed ioDiox
GU ~ oueh NJ , s.a ea !, s ssI sisletlsI
common English Rs az quality and qu.n
2o Tredess Arn0ry go 100 American Ssn% soo
L,Sp-we quote prime Western in ssl., a. ,ax Ct,
f. SS,e S w. rsnn , a. IN ps q ~ eta
p-"e quote rig al cents cash and tlme Bar 1907
~ guoe koou stamp heavy, SsGc2ec. y n. mid
ole Seish eS; damaged 2oGb22 cts IGtl9
Pe. A. m sue weight and quaitythe latter
pic Sny TOT neavy skting and Harness LeAh
81 ~ 9ushy, noesh sHrunT sscft2
quote 'oeHAnu ~ *lW from wharf, and tl3oti9o
, quote New orie.n, a, g cents Cubs. IN Ind
MIN quote bran At 10 cts shorts is brown sun
/ IS Ship tan eta " N~N'
N.ns-we quote SOid Domnon"brand a.sx e,
P..we GSS,s Dat. a, 20 cents emit SS,Asi
and Al 81 I'd. C.nsJ sSs-.Sss - 80 Ton In oak'
| RIcK.-we quote good to pim. a. a.S.Ss cent,
sExI- -csver hera -, III -. son store.
| ss6Gs2.95s Orchard Grass 81 2s6t AZ ~ w. ''"'
| sHor-we quote shot At 5LGkIS et,
sUoAKs-we New Orleans cents for good ouau
ties; prime; T6ts eentsroIce Sc tsh,
lSlk cents Refined Sugar, Circle es Extra o. cts
@ Al ssIoI 80.
srRIrs-we quote brandy otard Al A. sss Hsnn az.
S. American. proof SO cts jamaica Rum AZ Me-,
S2s; va Apple sllsi rs eta NorsSsn 10 ~ ~, % $3.50 49,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-20
ABOLITION, FREE LOVE, INFIDEL AND wONEN's
RIGHTS CONVENTION

BrTytLo, Sept. "a, ls59.-A convention Of sefsyled
rcforners has been sitting ia this city for days past
comprising the leading aboldonists spiritualist free low
ers infdels fanatics and wOmen's rights men aud o.
Of the country They have been assduously search
ing for the origin Of evil aud is cure while their speech
for the most part have been disgusting and baspe
nous. The convention closes a. session tomorrow
(Sunday,l and The public generally will experience feel
ing nl rclcl whom Lhc -lLH b I'D of lhn-n Lrlnmnr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-20
GEN. SCOTT ORDERED TO THE PACIFIC.

WASHINGTON, sept l7.-Lt Gen. Scott, accompanied
by Col Long, left Washington, yesterday morning ~
route for tie Pacific a. indicated IN Thursdays general
Newspaper despatch Adiutaht General Thomas will join
him IN New York IN time iOr the Of the 2Uth-
himself after interviews With him and members Of the
Cabinet conhdug 10 h' wisdom preserve the honor
well a. the peace OF The country IN connection with the
San Juan Island dispute. lie has also discretionary pow
| ers In the matter.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-20
INAUGURATION or THE WEBSTER STATUE AT
HpgTpN

BusroS' Sept ", lsj9ln consequences o. the severe
northeast rain storm, The ceremony Of inaugurang the
Webster statue took place this afternoon IN Musc Hail.
Addresses appropriate n the occasion were made by
Goyernor Banks, Mayor Lincoln and Professor FELTON,.
Hon. Edward Everett delivered the Grafton.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-20
FIRF-TWEf.vE CIncrs uoRggs HJrRygI

flhf-IW ElsNk CIRCUS HORSES BURNED.
EAsTOy, pa Sept 1.-THE stables attached 10 the
United States Hotel in this village we're burned this
morning, and twelve Of Dan Ricos circus horses
smothered 10 death Los about 5000.
The fire caused by The bursting Of fluid lamp
The hotel received but traing injury.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-20
HANOVER

There VIII be meeting Of the Opposition Party Of
Hanover, at the Cour, House, on TUESDAY, September
27'b, 1859, that being court day, ssao-esI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-20

Tho following is m official statement Of the earnings
OF the Rhmond Dan,s railroad months. ending
sist August lsoS Ns;. tte0, ieS %
same time last
q. IN IA IL mar cant a., 40