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assumed aud paid BY Gov. Kics Ths rePay meet
Of the mon. y is rec mmend,d either By q tax on
Rict N. nd County or from the State Treasury, and
al-o the suitable remuneration Of the sstsieS ~
duty at Csspeton.
The Message recon- msn3s an increase OF tue
police fcrre in New-York City, 10 BE- made oJ she
several Boards If SapeIvi.ors eonPoSns the s.
tIict; recommends geBersl law to enssIe Aliens
sctvsl residents Of the State, TO hold real estate;
call. The attention Of the Lesi.lssars to the ,oe~
qualities Of the valuations OF personal and re1
property for taxation; recommends the immediate
adjustment with Connecticut OF the question: OF the
unsettled boundary between the two St,tes; DIS
coursges 80 unequal std mi.ch'evous the extension
to counties Of til. time for the payment of 'heif
taxes; reprobates most properly toe annual custom
at Albany Of authorizing the expenditure OF large
SUMS Of TIE public mooey for toe printing OF 3" vol
'umiteus snd nob-es.entar' documents; earnestly
CONNIE Ids to the Legislature the subject Of Reg
i.traIicn Of Voters. and the passage Of an act to
save the right Of suffrage to those citizens who are
only Temporarily absen from their homes; and adj
yses q shortening OF the teens Of imprisonment for
UlaFN OUrusr- suu iai tct ~ N"o'NS VI
criminal Jurisdiction in the sentencing of convicts
The Governor then frankly promises his ymps-
Thy and cooperation with any consttu ionat enact-
ment for the suppression OF the evils of lntemper-
ance-nconmends a modification OF the Port
Wsrden's Act-and with just severity, for which
all good and honest men will commend him. de-
nounces the Albany Lobby, and declares dis dello-
eafe purpose to dsapproye all bills which he shall
have reason to believe have been passed BY the
influence of the professors Of that "repusnaut'
trade, "often eaniul but never creditable."
This cearest, compsctet, and best written Mes-
sage which has emapsted from our Executive
Chamber for mapy year, concludes with manly
state me mt of the relations Of New-York to the
great question between Freedom and Slavery
Under Mr. MoRGAN's administration she will not
be Indifferent whether her children who migrate
"westward, thall live where manual labor n re-
"spected and honored, or where it is regarded as
"ihe fit employment Of the enslaved and de-
graded"
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Srin, bcuc the hcw. buffalo or elk vsica The hastss
IA. iil,.d. il bsios beneath hi. sya'y to fss-s
hou,e h.. gSuc. A crs.,vrr "f this sort u CD 'ssa
o. the {, ve uf tho bead of Lioerts f"' our w",i
potu'ar c,in-,be radical osany. wondo'a' Ais
terico e.tectic schescasent Mrseloas m>.
lrshify Of feet
The pexs new soN co n issued should oe csssi-
tint with the c~peer oes. Ii should bear the
head o. s,me likely ard iotrii,sea, huat'o'uc,
u,elaw u-sto w-och-wsrtsoiei tree fr"n hss,"
a. type Ter soldes Goddess Of L'ee'th IA sas
s.me Va, that thu copper ,"lored divinity su's tbs
mesusr meta. Let Ter crisp hair s,'esn IN til,
vino; lie, there be ssme hrDi.ss sed ~-l's on h.r
face. to show TIA, ~sAt 70 noble 10 Pers-cual-
Let there re baodcuG. fer bracelets, sud prsss
collar FIR nNstlasc Ga tao reverse let th.cs b.
n.ipi.ta,e bIo<d. boosd, bsrkiog u,' d"iicsts
tree, where creaches . chattel ia Sue ss"sy Of
terror.
For the silver coin ~e would recommends zoe,
mably head Of "a Niger we"c'n ps's aim'ehod f'e
"shite. ard cen ,pc.k Ensllsh aud Fresc'. ssd 4,
"a good mechsnic." Ga the reverss m'sas b
Mount yeruoo, vita the slaves not yet sD,d Oh By
the proprietor, nousely csi'eied.
Nox tsat We have abandoned too cd ard taken 10
nsw all gories for COINS. wa should b. ~ 's'so-
full TO the Illustration cf one colored race =. ss"saer
The white Caucasian beauty being voted rccoce.
let u. admit the other types. The was has oeea
opeped with the penny. Az S"ndsge is NOT cos-
fined to ,cw scores Of Thousands OF squaw' but is
the coudilr u Of an odd sun Of American ~"nsa
uno men up to abou, 4, OO,Ooo, We have dnc de'd
for .r,i.,ic decoration in this line. WY not
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Congress met yesterday. The SENATE, after
hstenipg to appropriate speeches, left the cid hall
for TIE new one, Of which We have so ample de-
scriptioo. The fret business was the report Of q
bill from tie Naval Committee pro'idlng for the
construction OF ten additional sloops Of war. Mr.
Mallory also introduced bill to raise the pay Of
naval ofScerrs. The residue Of the session wss
devoted to Mr.. Johnson's motion, directing the
Finance Committee 10 investigate the Expenditures
of The public money, and to devise some means OF
rstrenciment number Of Senator's spoke, ali
TALKING rsfo'm and differing only as to the CON-
nittee to which the matter ought 70 be- referred
TIE debate is pronounced unusually sensible and
abe.
In the HOUSE, little noteworthy was done
Various reports were presentedifrOm the Standing
Con ni,kes TIE Intian Appropriation bill va,
discussed in Committee OF the Whols.
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XXXVth CONGRESS.
SENATE. .W.,Htsoros Jan. 4 1854
SECOND SESSION.

SENATE. .WasHisoTos, Jan. 4, 1850.
The Senat- net at DoOB 10 the Old H.l, from ~h Oh
The detis bud been removed, but 9 supply If csoe-
bottoued cbais tad been PROVE cd for their sccow-
mediation.
The g.l-ries ard floor we're Gro xdsJ notwitbstand-
HR fte falling sI"w, II having been understood INST
sptsk.
The proceedir 90. as usual opened with prayer aod
the reSoiIg o. tic j,urSs, sfter which Me-. STUART
Mich moved thst. A. maDy Ia lies anyrovtisd
with ssats IL toe gsIsri.s, they be admitted tho
fO<r.
Mr.. HANLIN Me objected 90 The grouod that
the adoIss Of ladies' would eaibaIrass tae iosis-
Ist,ve business, cCnseqa-aty the ladies' not al
mIttsd.
NJ. DAYS (Miss.l sabmi Nd tho report VI tho
Con utit-~, s'atu At the rev Chamber sas re.,y.
Mr.. CklITENDEN Of Ky. moved the adoption
of the report. The parting from t,s CHAMBER he
Il ought sas On event 81 much SOL unity. Macy
ciatloLs-msoy Of them pleasant and proud oaes--
tiDo CO 10 this Chamber. 1t has been tho scsos
Of great events Qasstiots Of tho Anerlcno
CoDsiituiou-que. tons Of great nstioeal import
bated IN tins chsmber. Great unru have bsoa too
actors Wubu thee. walls he had seen m~s ~h,ss
Isne ard fame had not been surpassed 10 Grs.k or
R1nsL history. 6ere ae hsd ssen Clay, Webster,
Calhoun, Lee, Wright, and others.
They s~em 10 bave let en- toese very walls the in
press VI their fame. This majestic dome ses ne yet To
echo ter voices. There others t,. oh he
wouo not de.goAfe .or they had ye. fulfilled thar
Of teirg hrgot'sp.
When Senator's remove 10 the re~ Chamber they
Oil carry aitb tns the bspTauon OF taeso l,-t.iyus
msr. They vii e.ve be hiud them no iot4 If pen.
otsr or attachment TO tue Constitution. Thess our
koussbold god., are carried with The new Hsu
Will be the sceLe OF the past.
There they oil ever remain, the Senate OF the
United Statss, tie great piessTvat,e bo5y Of this
sreet nation, conserving TIE sovereignty Of tns Ssstes
and the Integrity 81 the Coiop.
The VICE-PRESIDEhT addressed the Ssssts.
gvms b-torcsi tkstch.s ii Congress At the vsri,as
eais # government until fs location at Wsshingtoc.
He then narrated the boTeipg Of the capitol BY tas
B,itsh army, the assembling thsresttsr VI the Coz
eress 10 Blodseits Hotel on the ate oe,aoisd By ps
GrEsrsl Posttfce, and 6nsIiy the nbios 10 1913
ID the present boil,og. lie then vent Int, ,ssf-
estrg pa,sop OF the actor OF the Ssn-
ate II the e.rly days Of the Government, sod sos:
Then u was slmovt wholly 40 sx,cativs b~i,, aos
much of it, buusss ira asacted eta closed 10 81
tie PIeic of'eo took par, in the debates, sos
wns Lot for msSy ysa1s that sslsrss vvrs Ps0v'ase
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The Tribune Almanac for 1859.

An edition of Thirty thousand OF t"is manual has been
printed aud orders received advance are being filled
with al possible Dispatch Another edition will BE- at
TO p,e.s diAtey, that there may be no delay in
filing future orders. The election returns are unusu-
ally complete those for ths State being published by
ro~ns and Wards, which is = new, and, We think,
valuable feature Of the work. Every reader Of Tx
TRIBUNE should have copy. For table Of contents
see advertisement elsewhere.
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s1s GO TO TIE MOUNT VERNON FUND I'VE
sr,sos- 3. the f.evhy sts nsDsfsctarsu sdi
a. tied 20 tbs Of t~eo,yh' o
sonsIs ,eeas Moan ve.Rs Pas B,
N, q s ~ r. Sj.' . ..' srT. .s .s: ).
srs~S ana 20 faly discharge th- ssae;
we e,oposr qualities, medessi vr.aes and cur.
.tsvs .,,,ess Il rspett o, disease yei
HlpsAvs RfsDy RsLIgy (brGULaTnS PiLLs) sns hsso.
sepes.d %, The ur, " TIE aAde "a.
q o. We s.ssI Pse % co. q. .s s.s, a
.s sss o. gu; s,,s 10 NJ: q prov. The NOS,
ss:oIvT .ns 70 3. ,rs.ss, of .d
wch they sIe .uty-e ssredi, and es esasy oas
@ r 80, 10 a.. Tf-.sore, Of toe kol,t ys'on sooi
tie sun at~epty then AID aos's Ga o. before toe
.,s y, osc, % ?: FER IF As above d'e
Ieueaie. prov. vcsorog. p 's re is.d sac. either
ho.p. py.is rr.c- % compel. "h a. 70 ,s.'s 'a
sSrs ~..es.~Iax RssDr RsLlsr, RssovAr',s Rssos
VAR srs REcULAlse PILLsEHnd ss .se ~ ~,
s MOL s:.o. =, t sssf ,s
Cfssstp E.wcr esns 81 Ton. on,,nn are 70 be .i,sa
s. 70 CO.. "a ss. enc ssc opy the ue.,m.nt 81 'ace o.
Tire s '' SseT T.s.siDs Ri. aae
esssse Gully 81 any three J'c'sn' '''' may '''
We n, al Pill manufacturer 70 .ss.s Of sss curative
,. Of . p I ss: Il. 'as sssss q On d!,s, 10 WHO'S
hey their Pills Sc possessing ''p'n'r s'd extra
TS.1s are sswr spirited. bersninSed aud ssi u seu.e
u.n the .rOfA aid sale Of pile who esye 9ot
eas. The ,ics with p The most .aoo-..fol .Ds popa
Ter these pills. fo-ey'r a., msdr a'ter tbs recipe ecu
.,, Ia. pre rapidly during pr,sen. ~
osb brspobss 70 T. s.on why sess ann i
For %ereves werpo. ,kst We a.do tbs i'm
ia the al q oo~1oandss pills .sa tls, 1s
Mid md in the fora 81 pills known q tins
s.. ,, a.. ies,vee ssfu, .1d oesbtsed q tn.
pob patriarch 81 1853 as well a. othrr msursc.afsfs ',
ys pSrg our,elve. 10 use ouy half number of
REeuLsTmc Puts n any disrs,e however se'e'0' '~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-05

The storm which continued all night ceased at
room yeterdoy there beiog at that ii ue an average
Of a foot of snow on the grouod. The aftrr6oon
was warm. aud at l p. N. a tbaw was in progress,
which made sleietiog rather poor fun. Railroad
aud steamboat travel was considerably impeded IN
the morning. but before night the usual coniitio rs
had returned.
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The Hon, Ichsbcd Goodwin was nominated 70
Governor of New.HaupsbIe by an unusually larg
and enthusiastic Republican Conyebtion yesterday
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TIE notorious Bennett case 10 ended. Judge
Wsldo yesterday granted Mrs. Beonetts spPlica.
ton for divorce from the pill Wedding Doctor
She is to have the custody Of their three children
ard 81, 600, by way of almony
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Both branches Of the Illinois Legislature for
msily organized yesterday. Mr.. Doug,. has been
unanimously nominated by the Democrats in
caucus for United States Ssps;or and there will
be Joint Convention this afternoon.
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The story that the ''Susan" flliba'ters were
receive aud and comfort in Honduras proves to b
wholly without foundation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-05

Jp our Legislature yesterday, the Assembl
elected the ncmases of the Republican caucus t
their respective Offices.
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Advertisements for Tux WEEKLY TRIBUNE OF THU
week must be handed in TO-DAY. Price 81 line.
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Mr.. Charles Hale. EDITOR Of Tas Bostos Daily
Adc,ts,r, was pominstsd in the Republican
caucus for Speaker Of the Massachusetts, dcuss Of
Rs pr, septat IS last eSeLiDg. DR.. Charles Phelps
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NetuVork daily Gribm,re.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1859.
20 CORRESPONDENCE.

TO CUFKESPUNUhNFo
No notice tateu Of Communications Wh,t
ever IA mt. for insertion be- authenticated BY tho
psne ard address of wit-bot Decessr11 Tor puboi
tion, hut AZ guaranty for his good faith
We cannot undertake t. rtura c-d commu ac stious
r THg TMsusE Odic~ should ia oil cases be
addressed to HORACE GREELEY x Co.
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The mails for Europe by the steamship Asia, will
close ut q quarter to 9 o'clock this morning.
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To the Associated rress
WssHiSGTos, Tuesday, jan. 4, 1859.
VaIiors cont c'ory ,nfn"rs 10 clroolt rea-
live Ia tue Nicaragua hlliDo-ters. Anvtg these
po,ts is that tue President has rvcs,vei tss-
graz dispa'ch statiOg they had landed A. Opon,
and that revolution doubtless effected a. l. ,on
before the let of January; but there tie best
Authority COR saying that the President has receives
such dsp.feh.
TIE Committee on Commerce. OF the House havs. by
ono majority, agreed to report u bill ropoaliDg tns
fishing bounies. Al effort will Ia m+is "a p..s IL
under the operation ~ 'bs previous question.
The death Of Geo. Qoitman ~ill b. Announced to-
morrow, and that VI Mr. Harris IT Illiooi., On usxt
Monday.
The House Committee will on Thursday take into
Goa sc-s alton the subject Of organizing Territorial
G0vtrDmeI 10 Tor AIizoi aud DWota.
Tie bill tr q Territorial Government for Csiobo,
t. be introduced by Mr. Coiisx, emb' acss all thu
debty di-coveT.d gold regions at Pik-'s Peak AMI
pare Of Ksnsas. Svbra-ks, Utah and New.Msxipp-
b.sriy ali b-iog tahsn from Kansas, aud comprising
about lZ2 600 square u,es.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

Frsu O,r oV-n Cvrverosdsnt
WASHINGTON. ruesday. Jan. 4, 1859.
The debates to-day in Congress iadc,ts taat all
parties feel the necessity Of protesting dcsits foe
re'rer hGent. Ia the Hoase. Mr. Bra"ah Oh
North Carolina objected to the Indian App"pra-
ton bill, tec'uss 1t Includes appropriations ZOE
car, ing into effect numerous rr~ste-, thereby
directly coutravrting the 18th rule. Ta's oej,c-
ton Sc, IN, insuperabe. but it 10 singular taa' tas
SHOULD be the frat attempt to enforce 50 ekpi,'sa
rule with reference to Isdan Appropriation bills
The rule has existed since 1872 In consequence
of it. t~asct, payments for slaves To iArg"
amount have been smuegled through Congress
under cover Of treaty appropriations.
Senstor Hunter favored such Distribution OF
busin, A. among the Committees M MIR. Sherman
of OHIO has attempted to inaugurs,o IN the H"nss
BY bis motion to refer the Navy Approp'n loa bill
10 tho Committee on Naval Appropriations.
TIE general debate N the Senate tod, il con-
.ideIed the oss sensible. practical, and able that
has occurred 10 Congress for u loug time.
Several Republican meGb'r. of the House have
d. clincd the Pre,iJents invitations to diaaer,
decming an acceptance improper after Mr. Blu.
cbaDans treatment Of R,publicans socially last
tessiOc.
Not more thaa half dozen Senator's are known
to be friendly to toe Pension BILL
Tho Republican members from Illinois explain
The reported action Of the Republicans Of tho
Illinois Legislature by considering it probable that
he Democrats were pressing vOts for Senator
with undue haste. They declare that there 10 no
di. position among them to be unreasonable or fac.
itus
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To Nav FIRMS.

,.,. m, of s.ossrt..s vsfu.sls hosks snd pc
pr s..ips. s-sip,toH ~ De E'ass b. "A
n.s I'D III ibos- . ,bo1s The mes'' u Pf"'''''''
!" 80, p.rs,I FiKE AND uESL,K-fsoor SAFE"
w.rx.,,rp Trrs rs0x pa~fssss.
tibet gest objecfs -ve'y "ts"I s-s ,.. ~ ,,x
M. SAT an TED q tss 80 " s.y
in IRE w1rls 10 v1bc zee sna e'oe.a u. a
Ar % The testimonials recently &c -ei'' -" '' "
f"h~"s' KswYoxx, Ts.s1sy. Sep. 7. iaSa
M-..r. v.LESIisE BgIL.s a., =, .
6r.TLsx,s: Oa The 81 ,r'. th- lrrn,rs NO =,
k,i .,.r. kc pf,s%rs-d ia ~ y"er Aiaa Pa
-. sssx t. sac J-ted 20 ssY mat osslhs
80 o,ts .t deep II reustsd Ia rhe ruIs ttirty nSuf
bx,s "a p s,se bsl of nuretnf chNoos ~hca req
800 igtossbe I" b 'esbed rs-. On opebios - ~e
IRA 70 sr.iiers o. al II, eoeteIts onj-d hs
ysrsb pspes Dsnk bs &c beDs 70 IS peffo coeoItFn
.. rh-i a-p,.es These evidence OF ta- eat r's yoi'
Safe oitt'o nruse he, We .na Dc PrAsSd 70
submit for sasra,It,,on vbea c.l~d upou 70 DO So
3. A. P.TTERsoS ssoIHsRs
NV YosK, December ~, 1893
Ne.rs yILrkTiXEL BUrLEk:
GElrIExEx I'm The Of the loh i1s,
f- ovu.c H. be sf. In Rai,O, Dee buidioG tf- cen
t.r p,itou White tos.ly destroyed we oc1.p "a
PAT Of the tr the msnfSufe o. fs>bl r~sos
books End rsp'rs sIc also very ssnooi - "a -.
p,t.d q Alu Pst.rt Fire Pfo"t os sDo
pse.sed fId ssttns it sn Of tne i-ia .,. %
In coed cordi,ion 9TH The rxcepton oi the ohcluf o e
books which bad started By the sean fne wa. ~
beng wound up PROVED 70 he IN Pereet Innnn. o,s %
x,sE xe 10 s your SsesAt esrhe' con-
1eufs rec % NJ ", p.u~.. n.
1Es PAIssT PACKAGE Va.
W. M the md sole 6snusturrrs o' the re-
ned ho1ssY Locx dweI sores, &c Dniv-r-
ir seS,t.d vaLEsTIss BUrLEk.
No 35I Broadway
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10 hxh,v ,rcouu- nded fsni-s travellers sua 81
Dessoss siactsd ey snssoas to .,o'd the r.ss -
30 20 etc seus Esch p.essse put ~ 10 nes box De-
20, No An, Rewsrv 81 pedser. rho have ssn sP bar
hssku article Poisonous - ne "a
AZ r.r<r Cor T. tn. eesot In yect oAfsrrys See
~ III. psa IL IN each rskss ssa his aasesrsRa
o. each label.
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NIw YoRK, December u, 1888.

WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES.
Prices srestly tsdasea.
eve prefer them for faulty u.s." IN 7 ibnne'
aTbss are m. avor,te. Tor fanh,~. IN Y. Times.
Onue, No. SIS Brosswsy. N-w.York
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IS TO sc FOR THE BEST SPRING BED IN
kxisrncE-howEs fsrsNr
"Oomvset dsrsbls. eAssp. clesnly and selisatfal
Knichsrs,sk-r Magazine.
"Csumssds itself to every lover OF sasy reeoss
my. EvansslAst
Hss seee~pl shea the esess desired -" Boone Joanna
Isnis T. T, modem iavcusiops VI Ssa Intel
PstsctrAL Ogptcs. No Sss Blo ,pwAv, N r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-28

lnss or forfeiture. In many European connir"-.
''gnoranre. unsklliulne-s or rashness on the part
of the officers or crew by which loss might occur.
also included but these were not acknowled gel
hy tho English Commun Law. and the decisions
OF the highest Courts in Great Britnn. have lint
ted the application to intentional offences II the
captain be part owner " the vessel. no unlawful
net Of his can be legally considered barratry, al
though the acts of the crew against his wishes
would follow within the statute. This raises n
very interesting question To how far the action
1T the captain. in the reicrrel to. will bind
the underwriters 10 repay the l"rs on the cargo.
Any other owners in the ship could not rec'ner.
while the captain is part owner. because being a
pnrtner his il their act for all legal purposes
The journal says that sine the muiincers ii
the Bounty ran away with that vessel. and found
ed The colony On Pitcairn Island in 1870, no case
Of ke magnitude has orcurrcl, to its knowledge.
up to the begnng Of the current year.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-28

ELEVEN DfATns FR"x CoLD.-A dispatch to the
San Franr.co Bulletin. dated Genoa, Utah, April
p. sHvs:
Eleven men have persisted between Salt Lake
and the South Pass from cold. At the latter local
~ three bodies were found bnnllei lose togcth
err All along the route The -,ilirnei corp,es Of
the daring but unfortunate wayiarers tell "A story
uf desnlation and death. At Needle Rock the
body # II Cherokee tcamster was found almost
heroured by the wolves a man namei Russell
ten days in the snow between Big Mountain
and Webher Creek; when hr ,rawlcl into the STA.
tuii. his legs mortified and almost ready
to drop of. lie fingered n day or two when he
d cd
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The Pixies Peak I mposture.

Tho votars Is of mammom ore proverbIaltv in
sru>ihlc to the charities of humanity; but
question If history records another such sacrifice
/, the schemes Of heartlcss speculator, as is rx-
hi,iteI ia the following brici but pregnant nnrr.-
tive:
Tho regular correspondent of the st. Louis
Dcmocrat. writing from Denver City ON the OH
inst. recounts u most deporafle condition Of
thing. the Plains Many Of tho emigran,s
were dying Of starvation, while others were sui
si-,ing prckly cars and wild onions found
n,ng the road The stage agent reports picking
up man named Blue, who wis reduced to II
skeleton from starvation. lie had started with
hi- two brothers. One Of them died, and the re-
naming two are his body. Another died, aud he
III luln was nearly dc,ourcd by the survivor. A
man named Gibbs hal reached the mines in
slarsln. condition. and he expressed the opinion
that his party, numbering nine. had all persisted.
Many graves nrc reported along the route. aud
much property Ind been abandoned and destroyed
line road.
The writer of the letter says that the dcpar-
TUE, from the mines nre about equal to the ar
rivals
"About 500 returning cmigranis reached St.
Joseph on saturday. all of whom confirm the pre-
Minus accounts Of tho suhcrings and priyations on
the plnins.
Il Fort Kcn:ncy May slh) correspondent Of
the 81. Joseph journal says that not less than
nine hundred wagons belonging to returning
j Ike lchkers passed. Tue 1oIt during thc week
previous. The Disappointed gold seekers sell
ny their outfits for almost II song. They sell their
f1ur from - t. So; bacon Mt 10 cents; horse, aud
cattle they are selling for almost nothing, and
c9n> and handca,ts they give away. There aIc
some returning who nave not cent t" tnkc thcm
back. while those who have anything nre hurry
my Lack ~ fast MS they can, 10 keep from being
robbed hv the rest"
Tins Pixies Peak enter, prise Is an imposturc
From the beginning The persons especially in
t"rcsted in nropagn,ng the ieluson. had no other
object than their own recuniaiy aggrandizemcnt,
They were well aware that the stories of fabulous
wealth accessible to the adventurer. had no otter
foundation than their own exaggerated rcprc>cu.
'iions. They iorrsnw plainly enough the disnp-
poin,mcnI, destiu'i"n. and misery which would
oNcriakc the victims Of their captivating fctions.
But Tor all that. the INSCRIPTIONS authors If the
Pix, Peak bubble persisted in the decrp,ion---
bat care they for human ling when money
l. the object,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-28

an1 helanging to ane Matthew Benty Gcors,
J. said IN iea most excellent man and n good
preacher Some time agp he had noted public
discussion. lasting four days with u white preach
or on the subject of Baptism, from which the
white man is said L, have come of SECOND best
The church wants I" buy Georgn, but he is un.
willing tn be sold cut of bis masters family md
j. wthal, u regular southern pro-slayery parsen
lie argr is the "pteacher in charge" If lar. e c.n-
rregation, nearly AL ofwhom Shareholders, and
who pay him II salary of 5000 Of 500 for his pa,-
ioral service.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-28

MARION.
Lctcher's majority 70O-a Democratic ioss.
CCLPEPER.
Goggins majority is ~:
ORANGE.
Goegiu's majority h 40.
JEFFERSON.
Lsteber's majority II. Boieler. Opp. has up
wards Of 800 majority. Boeler is undoubtedly
elected.