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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-01
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-01

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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-12

TIM ErrEcrs or THE LATE SroRM.
The recent storm which passed over
this section, prevailed TO n great ex.
tent throughout this State and Louis
lana. The damage TO the cotton is
variously estimated, but Il Is generally
presumed one.fourtb Of the uppicked
cotton has been entirely destroyed.
The damage on the coast il is fear
cd is very great, exceeding either Of
the previous gales. On the New Or.
leans road, large portion Of tho track
has been washed away, and a great
deal moro is under water. We also
learn that the Central road was
slightly damaged.-VicksbErg Wig,
Sth iast.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-12
v. He.a..s,e'. Kid aIov...

IN DOZEN Kid and Clhmois Gloves.
'sV Ladies aud Mems Satin, Buokskin
and Cotton Gloves, at The lowest prices.
A lso gauntlets.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-12

SEVERE FRosr.-September, nsu.
ally so lovely in New England, this
year ruled with an almost wintry Wig.
or. Tho three or four last nights Of
the month brought severe frost, while
the frost Of Monday morning, LIST
inst, frore the ground stiff in the lat
itude Of Springfield, and formed Ice
oue.fourth Of an inch In thickness.--
Grapes and apples were frozen, and
considerable fruit was utterly spoiled.
Near Boston the ice formed half an
inch thick.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-12
GIOAKs sIIAMI.s.

I AIDES wanting Cloaks aud shawis.
- will do we'll 10 call and examine the
splendid assortment Of these goods which
7 have inst received.
LNRENCU Msfinoss, Delsines, Cash
j. merss, Alpsccss, Sc, DC. have just
received fine stock Of those goods.
DJACK silks, plain and figured Dress
ID Silks, Poplins, Foulsrd Silks, DC. I
have q beautiful stock Of those goods.
TIVE above goods are NJ the latest styles
j and will be sold cheap.
TIOS. u. O'CDNOR.
sept23 Cor Third and Laurel street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-12
lailp 6a1sttt ano Gomst
BATos nOpan,
FRiDAYihiaiiiiihiiiiiniinooT IL, iss'
t,pps a. Rpop,s,-Tbls ente,p,isins

tispps d RHopss.-fbis entefptising
firm have now laid In their fall stock Of
Yell and Winter Goods, which cannot he
surpassed by any other establishment In
this City. Their fair dealing, sccomme-
dating and gsntl.msnly wsy Of attending
10 the wants Of their customers, have Sc
cured for them wide spread reputation
unsurpassed by sny other house In tb.
town. Elsewhere will be found their sd-
vettisement.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-12

THH JArE EoiirsH In a letter
from Professor Bscbe, Superintepd-
ent Of the Coast Survey, published
in Silliman's Journal for September.
we find an account Of Lieut.. Gillss'
expedition 60 the western coast OF
the United States for the Coast Sur
vey, y observe the late eclipse
"l'be sun there rose eclipsed and
the moisture Of the air was 30 great
at the time that they were obliged
frequently TO wipe away the dew
from the obieotglas.es Of their tele.
seopes. At the moment Of totally,
beads Of golden and ruby -colored
light flashed almost entirely around
the moon, not constant even for
second At one point, but ftfully
flashing, as reflection from rippled
water, and IA mutable in the TO.
spective places Of the oolors. This
bead thread broke MP suddenly.
when, for the fret time, protuber.
ances were noticed beyond the fol
lowing limb Of the moon. The lar.
gest one was IN the form Of Hat.
tened cone. or pyramid Of eumula
cloud, about Que minute in height
by two minutes broad at the base.
The cloud was not uniform mass.
but apparently an aggregation of
small ones, and lie general tint was
a rosy pink, with occasional spots
and edges Of yellowish white light.
IA though sunlight sbone obliquely
through them. This was an er.
tremely beautiful sight, and oocu.
pied Mr.. Gilliss 30 intently that he
lost tho beat Of the chronometer.
II was then 30 dark that he could
not see the seoond.dial on the gold
chronometer without a lantern. On
looking back to the telescope he
saw on the moons black disk col.
ora Of the spectrum flashing in in.
terseoting circles Of equal diane.
ter with that body, and each appa.
rently revolving towards the lunar
center. The moving oolors were
not Visible beyond the moon, but
halo Of virgin white light enciroled
IL, which was uniformly traceable
more than semi-dismeter beyond
the black outline. This corona was
composed of radial beams or strea.
mers, having slightly darker or
fainter interstices rather than n
disk or regularly diminishing or
suiiusing light; but the gorgeous
appearance Of the spectrum circles.
with their necessarily changing
bands of crimson, violet, yellow and
green, were thoroughly startling.
These colors continued visible for
at least ten seconds. The breadth
Of each speotrum.oircle was, by
estimation, about two minutes. The
green colors were not darker than
geargreen. These strange colon
vanished with tho frat appearance
Of light"
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-12
ron SALE

A NEGRO WOMAN. good Cook, wash. "a
n et and irunsr. aged about al vs.,s. IN
the above woman zen he purchased on ~
reasonable terms. " sppliestion is made s..a,,
said slave is offered for no had fsut hut D, ,s,sa
tncnsy. said slave viii he offered 81 puhIje sale
~ front Of the Court House door ~ said parish
Us the city pf Baton HouHe on
SATURDAY, TUE al DAY or NOVEMBER
nest, At ~ o'clock NJ. of said day. Should she
mott previously sold 81 private sale For fu,tbs,
particulars apply 10 the undersigned.
,ri2 ~ " nApta. sb.,i1
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-12
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

s. SCHMALINSKY g. co.
WILL upsn on the 9Th lrst q part ~ thei,
lot ~ shavis, Cloaks snd Mantillss-also . new
style ofOofsets, Curtain Damssk ufa great vsrie.
" togsther With splendid assortment ~ Errhrni
der'es, -hich WV We sold q tbe loves. prics
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-12
Knitting and Sewing Machines.
LICENSED UNDER uowEs PATENT, isio.
WHEELER 81 WILSON.
GROVER IL BAK Err.
M. SINGER 81 Co.,
Fully Guaranteed as Co Right, Tito
and Utiiity.

T WOULD MOST RESPECTFULLY GALL THE
attention Of Planters, and tho public rener-
ally. 20 my very extensive and varied assortment
Of the above labor saving machines.
In thus presenting myself 10 the public, bog
leave to state that am not an Agent for any
particular machine Orer aHnther, but lot them
stand on their own merits, aud " any machine
does not prove 10 be what IL represented, u can
he exchanged or the money will be returned
Parties living at distance may rely upon being
dealt with fairly. Samples Of Sewing and Knit
ing sent by mail, with prices attached.
In sending for samples OF sewing. state the
Kind OF work the machine II particularly required
20 do, also the kind % stitch preferred, Shuttle
(same on both sides.) or Grover a Baker Stitch.
N. bah kinds of Sewing Machines repaired,
cleaned and adjusted. my personal attention will
be riven 90 this branch OF the business. Needles
for the following Machines constantly on hand.
WILSON II. SMITHS;
RARTuOLf MAUHINE;
WHEELER a WILSON;
GROVER 4 BAKER;
I. NJ. sINGER q CO.;
sCOvELL 4 G00DELL;
PARMENTER a BOOTH;
PLANER A ANGER;
RAYMOND MACHINE;
FOREST CITY MACHINE;
BARTLETTs NOVELTY MACHINE;
Also
Machine SIX and Cotton Of the best quality
81 Time and sight Drafts taken on New
sspt2su JOHN NJ. TRACY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-12
HE NOV Al

TUE Subscriber begs leave 70 infsrm his friends
' snd patrons snd the public Generosity. that
he has removed his we'll known Establishment 20
Dupuy's new building. opposite the Branch ~ the
Louisiana state BANK. Thsnkful for the literal
patronage bestowed upon him. he respectfully 90.
iieits = continuance ufthe same.
septic THEODORE uOLDMANv.
Matchmaker anh Jawellet
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-12
Saint Theresa's Academy
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Corner Boulevard and Regal Streets,
n 4 N, a. - ~ a. AZ a n

sATOs no UaE LA.
fT'Hfs INSTITUTION ss,oenms<s Ne fbi,a an.
i NAL session on M0Npzy! ooTOsER let,
1850. The Mssiesi bsysytsoeyf IL updsr The
charge of W.. Hnnteh. whose sbilIiy a. Teacher,
Composer spd Performer IL we'll koo0p hath In
Europe and Arnsfies The Rreneh language which
vii he taught ss hsrstotcfs 10 the who's school
without spy estrs chsrss, is unasr the eyr.ryi ~
Monsieur Alberto. The English, tossther With
Mathematics sns Che Modem kc,s,,.as r,Ii h.
taught by the Principal, aided By competent as
slstsn,s vocsi Music, Embroidery, III Kinds Of
fancy Rpitting and Needle work t.sght both ssv
seb.lsts spd bosrders free ~ charge, Parents
can send their daughters With the full sssurapes
thst theit health snd comfort will be sttsndsd I.
viththe e.re as N they vereln the bosom ~
thefr own family The house IL large, eonutuodi-
Gus snd well ventilsted, being bai espr essly FOR
the Institution. The grounds sre srsei0ps, sna
every fscisy IL afforded fof proper degree 81
exercise which IL essential 20 The preservation
Of health. With regard 10 the supervision ofths
bcsfders; convent rules are adepted. No y0ung
Lady viii he permitted 10 sitbsr walk, % ride
cut, unless attended ny her tss her, ps snt Or
guardian. Parents visiting Their isnehfsf. 70
requested 70 ccns oniy IN sstst is7s, ~, less IN
esse cfurgent necessity, ss all sits " thst ad
during school hours Interrupt The classes and 70
tsrd the progress ~ their ebiidft N. but visitors
-ishing n see the school can sofna any hour in
the dsy. fr IN that ease the esssses will ehrtits.
uninterrupted and the schOoi viii be sen ss u
really IL, sns instead ~ being D drases III
serve as an incentive, on the part tho pm 10
gres,ere- exertion.
Fot terms A.. Apply eitbsr BY letter Or y.
scnslly 10 the Prineipsl
ssptl i'm. Miss N. q. MrRpHv
Botsp ~ bfscf0Ps WIN. r. Pike, Ee1 v
Rsbin, Es1.. =. N. Hart, NED. Dr.. Y. ~ Dsy, o.
w. v Lsyccck, Hon. A. =. Heron.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-12

ENkEsH TEAs-cBriousOol opg, Choice Imper
Il A. and Gunpovdsr, for sale BY.
lanzS KID. 4 VIM. B0OEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-12
A Bro SAW FIsH.-The Galveston
Civilian" Of tho s0th ult., says:

"Asaw-fsh, seventeen feet long, was
hooked at the end Of Kuhn's Wharf
this morning, by some boys who
were in quest Of Jewish. The saw
carried by the captive was nearly six
feet Tonga most formidable weapon.
Two or three rifle balls were needed
10 dispatch the monster which was as
large as the body Of . horse.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-12
A NEW LOT

I NAVE cpened lot ~ Oslieos, ranging
Y rom 10 10 80 cents per yard, Ladies' In pur-
suit efsaeh would Dc we'll 70 make thsi, salee-
tinns early. viii rAcsivs my Winter Goods on
The ist October The Millinery department will
he Ne usual ngnpsreil, and Dry ncois, etc. y.
FANNIE r. UOoROR,
septli North Boulevard street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-12
I.adie. nonmes. aud straw Flats.
FLOuIRf FIOttRif

SUPERFtNE ', Fancy and Extra grades ~ fra.h
~ ground New WhsaO Flour. For sale In bar
rels, half barrels and eight. ten. twenty four aud
forty eight pound Sacks.
septic joshua HEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-12
SUNDRIFiS.
NOTICE.

TNIIE male school Of K. d. Wilson, will
i be reopened Monday Oct, LIST inst.
Sept "a, 2w.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-12

parssois aud Umbrellas.
uAVEiust opened very large assortment
II these goods w. u. PIIILLtFH.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-12

I HAVE just opened large stock If these goods
U embracing sltnost every sftiele sypertsiuing
~ Dents Wssf, such ss Linen and Cotton shirts,
IN all The dlHersnt varieties, Gents undsrvats ~
all kinds. Hsndkerchiefs, Stocks, Neeties and
Resrfs, ssspepdsrs, Hosiery. Gloves, etc. In this
department am prepared to show the very best
goods, and will guarantees nothing better 10 thu
market W. u, PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-12
LINEN ard Bebsnst Netting.

THtvEs full supply Of these goods, Boblnst
Il In all widths, also, Pink and Blue Bobinsts
White Linen Meetings, also Brown DO for plant
tion ass. W. D, PHILLIPS,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-12
CLOTH CIOAKs.

A FINE assortment % Cloth Clio ks Of the Iat
"A est styles-just received, also some very
shawls, at the
sept2l PHILADELPHIA CASH STORE,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-12
EW CALICO5

FANCY DRESS GOODS.
fI'HE subscriber will receive by The rev steam
sf ron New York, 800 pieces ofFfeneb, Eng
ilsh sud American Prints, comprising all The
newest patterns, among them sons rev small hg-
u,ss TOT children lso . f-ll assortment ~
Ri.h Fancy Dress saoods,
The newest thugs ~ the season, together with
large assortment Of Dress foods
septic W. ". Phillips.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-12

SU ~ - RI ES.
w VI Smoking do.
Casks fine Brandy;
Peach do;
Msdetis and Port Wine;
uipgar Wina
Jsmaioa Ham,
10 Dozen IIostettets Bittsrs!
10 BinBinesf's London Dock Gin
10 sipglstoh's London Cordial do.
10 VOLTS soheidsm sohnspps;
10 MsIeab's Cordial
Gross Jacobs do.
Perry Davis Pain Killer.
10 Fahnestoek's VermifpKa.
Assorted Fruit Jars;
Tornsends Bulls, Williams aud
Sands ssrssprills
Mustard.
900 Ounces Quinips!
Garden Feeds pf all kinds.
tCutiery.a new lot, just received.
Patent Medicines, Psrfumsry and Fancy Goods ~
all kinds In Store aud for sale by
sugii A. STEWART d Co.
Druggists,
wsddili's oid stand, Main H.. Baton Ropgs
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-12
NOTICE.
To the Ladies' of %. Ro.ge and vtetnisy.

To the Ladies' Of ~. Ro-ee ard v,e'n,sy.
I NAVE nov In Store hne assortment ~ sss-
u sonsble Dress Goods NJ every description, 4
dsefn u unnecessary tin this po'ire) 10 make
particular mention ~ one kind ~ goods thai
another. hope " IL sufficient 20 say that my
stock will he found suited w. the wants ~ ali,
frop the youngest 70 the vldeft.
THOMAS n OODNOR,
septi1 Uorner of Thira and laurel ste.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-12
DIRECT IMPORTATION.

BY y. CAPDEVIEIbE.
HAVING received very large assort-
ment Of China Vases, Candle sticks.
Vidpoehe, Toilet Bottles aud Toilet Eets.
large assortment of China Cups and
Saueers-A lso fine assortment Of French
Cotsets, 10 do,., from the best manufaeto
ries Of Europe, and for sale by
sept95 I. CAPDEVIFtIE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-12
B.s.c,s.,,e. aud whit. Goods.

E,.ssc,s.sies and white Goods.
"THnsn GOODS, 4 have . splessia sssort
" msnt
RID GLOVES.
Twenty dcsen hrst quality Md Gloves, Of every
color and sire.
vALENoiBsEEs 4 ENatIsH THREAD LACE.
hsve ehssp and eesstiiul lot Of those Lsces.
HOSIERY H0siERrif
sisty dosen Ladies' Hosiery, Just received.
UALtIUOsi OALLIOOsi
have large and cheap stock ofevery aescrip
ton end quality OF Oslieos, 7 wish the ladies'
would look 81 their style and quality and insui,
the prices. IHOSl y. UCONDp,
septts CORNER Third snI Laurel Ste
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-12

IRISH LINENS.

AN NOW prepared 10 shgv N. best Linens In
y this market such goods 80 have been hy
ing 10 get fcr long tirne-snd will vs,rspt thstn
ell pure LINEN end 10 wear well
sept70 w. u. PHILLIPS
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-12

I ARD In Barrels, Half Barrels and Kegs,
IL for sale by Deal a PATTERSON,
jnnsii Main Street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-12

NOTICE TO PARENTS.
A SCHOOL for boys will he opened on the n,si
~ ~ OCTOBER, tsnO, IN the building on North
street. ons door shove M. J. ~. News tssidehee.
fsir share ~ patronage IL solicited for this
shosl tie merits can only he known by trial and
the manager 10 willing te abide by that decision
noys ~ sny sge will he admitted. Catholic
Children will he taught their catsehism al the
request 81 the parents.
TEnMH.
Fnghah pnd French. 90
Gt"s. g. iAnd the higher mathematics 7 90
Dor fu, ber particulars apply 10
Hsvs u. HUBERT,
seph Pastor ofst. Joseph's, baton Rouge.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-12
CUTLERY :
DUBLIN gTOItT
TO PLAINTIFFS.

\ Will receive In = few days large supply ~
WHITE aud ursE regto hls ets, also plain
aud 1uillea Linssys ssd Ketsey, these goods
win he sold q, very lew prices, ....
sspils w.p. PHILLIPS
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-12
RE, NOV a l.,

DIsTObs.--De,inge ., Co. = AIs -. NJ
! dst's Smith \ W. oi's. Aneu's. Hppk's.
Reals spd Rs,.l y on tsvpve's.
junels I'D - WIN nOnEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-12
zero HATS,

A LltCE spnn'v Of these popds, Black and
IA Nli,s. JUS we'd. -
spri W. ". rHILLtrS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-12

UsefuI ]" Every Family.
SPALDING's Prepared Glue, GrasseIiis Glass
- Cement, Robinson's Silver soap-ior sale ut
augIz.zv PIPER 4 BRADf0kp's.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-03
REGISTERS NOTICE.
'OTICE is hereby given TO all con-

~ cerned that the following named persons
have settled their accounts in the Registers
Office at Lewisburs, Union county, and thai
the said accounts will be presented for coniir
nation and allowance at the Orphans Court
to be held at LEWISBURG, for the county Of
Union, on the third Friday Of FEBRUARY
nex,,being the l7th day of said month, viz:
l. The Account of Edward Wilson and
Charles Wilson, Administrators of the estate
of Samuel Wilson late Of the Borough Of New
Berlin. decd.
?. The account of Thomas Hayes, Guardian
of Sarah Price (now Sarah Goodlander) mi.
nor child of Mrs. Elizabeth Price, late Of Lew.
isburg, decd.
3. The Account of Edward Ranck and Sa-
rah Goodlander, Executors of the last will
and testament of Paul Goodiander late Of
White Deer Twp, decd.
4. The Account of Helen C. Hayes, Admin
istrator of David Hayes, decd, who was one
of the Administrators of X. G. II. Hayes, late
of West Buffaloe Twp, decd.
S. The Account Of Samuel 8. Barber Ex-
ecutor of the last will and testament Of Nancy
VanraLSah late Of The Borough Of Mifflinburs,
decd. GEORGE MERRILL, Register.
Registers Office, Lewisburg, Jan. i6, isGo.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-03
Protllou0tary's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons in
~ teres,ed, that the following Assignee Ac-
counts have been fled in the Prothonotary S
office at Lewisburg, Union county. and iha,
the same accounts will be presented TO the
Court of Common Pleas of said county, on
Friday. the l7.h day Of February next, for
confirmation and allowance, TO wit,
The account of Joel Riehl, Assignee OF
Yo,t Yoder, of Limestone township.
The account of George Dreisbach, Esq,
Assignee of Z. b Waller, of Mifflnburg.
The account of David Shailer. Assignee of
Henry HoutS, of West Bufialoe township.
The account of George Dreisbach, Esq,
Assignee Of Darid Bearer, of Buffaloe town.
ship.
The account of Gen. Philip Gross. commit
tee Of Abraham Eyer. of Union township now
decd. SAMUEL ROUSH, Prothy.
Lewisburs, Jan. IL, 1860
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-03
Speaker-l355 and 1860.

There are some points Of resemblance be-
tween these long-conested results. In 1856,
the first vote Of the Republicans was cast for
Mr.. Campbell cf Ohio, and afterwards for
Banks; in 1860, they first voted for Mr.. Sher-
man Of Ohio and nexI for Mr.. Pennington.
In 1856, the contest lasted from Sd Dec. to I'd
fe5.-6l days in 1860, from 9Th Dec. TO lst
Feb.-5s days.--.The parties stood, nominaily,
in ls56-ll7 Opposition, 10 Administration,
and 81 North and South Americans; in 1860,
there were say l20 elected as Opposition, of
whom were Anti-Lecomp,on Democrats, 81
Administration, and 80 South American non
descripts..-The final vote in 1856, under the
plurality rule, was-Banks, Rep, 1903; Akin,
Dem. and So. Am, 100; Scattering, IL; Alb
sent, or not voting, l0-,otal, 234. In 1850,
the final vote was-Pennington, Rep, III !;
MClernand, Dem, IS; Gilmer, SO. Am, l6 /;
Scattering, Is; absenlees. 4-to,al, 237..-In
1856, as in 1850, few impracticable men Of
the majority prevented due organization for
weeks, and the last vote came out Just about
as The first should have done. To this squad
of half dozen. much blame and responsi,
bility, belongs, as the masses on both the Anti
and Pro-Slavery side often were ready 10 come
to the real issue, in spite Of the fre-ea;ing
Disunionis,s.
We have no, the details. but suppose i, will
be found that, on the final vote. Messrs. Has
kin and Reynolds of n. y, Adrain and Riggs
of y. J., and Hickman and Schwartz Of Pa,
voted with those who elected them, as was
tacitly understood at the time they were cleo
ted. (To this may be added Mr. Davis Of
Nd, in place Of Riggs, the only man in the
sectional South who voted for the Northern
Speaker) Those who finally voted against
the wishes and views of those who elected
them, Clark of n. Y. and Davis OF Ind.
The new Speaker, Mr.. Pennington, was
formerly Governor of New Jersey, and is
gentleman past middle age, of long expert
cnce, grea, dignity, and high moral character.
He was always a Wing, Tariff man, and op-
posed to the extension Of Slavery. We do
not know why he is not as acceptable 10 :he
Republicans as Mr. Sherman, except that the
abuse heaped upon the latter had rather en-
deared him 10 The friends of Freedom. The
true cause OF hostility 10 Mr.. Sherman, was,
his unceasing vigilance in probing 10 the bot.
tom the corrupiions Of the Administration, as
he did when on The Kansas Investigating Com
mi'iee, and last year: they feared him as
Speaker, bnt we are not sure that he may not
be as useful on the floor, and doing the work
of Committees, as if confined to the chair.
He wall not be V.e.V0het Ly oas lr.ei..s in
tie Il,ure,