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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-03
ApPrvA1 oV srFANFR havana

NEW YORK, April 1.-The steamer Bavaria arrived
this evening from Southampton the 18th ult, one
day later than the Arabia Her adyices embrace
u few items OF interest.
Rome, March l6.-This morning great manifesto
ton in favor of the Pope has taken place at the Vatican
Plris, Saturday.-The Patre publishes a letter from
Turin stating that the question of the annexation of Sa
voy TO France has heen definitely settled The Patrie
also that the negotiations in regard to Tuscany
in fair way of coming to a conclusion.
The Emperor had received deputadon from Savoy.
The rentes closed at 6755c.
Naples March l4.-Six Neapolitans have been sent in
exile to aud others have been informed that they may
remain in Naples Austria has disspproved of the
we're measures nended and an Austrian general has
rived The ambassadors of the western powers have
given their advice to the King in regard to the present
condition OF affairs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-03
From fis National isteiliqeHcCr Of Saturday.
PROPOSED MONUMENT TO HENRY CLAY IN
II l. 49, l.


A meeting was held last Thursday evening IN the A.
ierneu room at tbo City Hail OF citizens Of Washing
ol 10 coaer together the sui jet OF the erection IN
Washington OF "a statue 90 Henry Clay.
Col ". y SeaJoa Was called to the Chair, and Ran
do'ph Coyls appointed Secretary.
Ou motion OF Jos Ii. bradley ESQ, it was
Rssopt{ That 10 is &, and proper that statue OF HEN
m CLAY Should be erected by tie citizens Of Washing
tou % be oue.thrd larger than life, and 10 be executed
aud finished in the bs, style Of art the cost not TO ex
csd fifteen thousand dollars; that in order 20 ascertain
now tar such movement may be acceptable TO our te
ov-cze0s, and 10 give all Of them an opportunity to
uai.e therein committee OF FIVE be appointed 10 prepare
tLe form 90 subscription, which shall be placed by them
in such public places hey may deem most expeden
10 receive subscriptions OF ielow-citizens TO this
aork aud 10 take such other g obtain subscrp
TONS a. they may deem proper; call meeting OF such
subscribers in tots Hall Oh the 10th day ct April next
and 10 report the rts Ut OF such subscriptions
The committee vas appointed BY the Chair follows
Yessrs. j. q. Nctiui-e, Richard Nallach, Randolph
Coyle. Charles Haskirs and John B. Blake.
TIE ting then adjourned.
RaNDOFR O0YLE Secretary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-03
A RIeh Treat Prospec,.

There Is aruuor aaoat the eject that the citizens
Of Redmond VII. s1or,y be enabled to enjoy rich and
rare trent LIS currently limited about thst W,-i, Id
dos" has partially consented TO deliver lecture Al
IL Mechanic, Institute Hal before very long. upon
most unique aud attractive subject We hea- TIA,
ozisn has prepared lecture ou-what 90 you suppose
Why on Fools " AID wha, is more, his lecture Is In
ADiogy C,r Fsols " What prolific and Interesting sub
Iec,! q uih VIA; side splitting Nil and humor has
sNasi," 10 doubt treated his large and noble saiect
Il be can be prevailed upoa deliver this lecture before
Richmond audience a. We hope nay he we can a'sure
sUt tzeBs Of the richest treat Of the day Andf Rosi5'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-03
AtInnrnment on LeqI.lature.

After session Of four months, the Virginia Legsa-
,re adjourned sine lie last night with a request the
Governor on the part OF majority Of the members to
c5ayoke an extra session next winter. Much important
business has been transacted during the late session, aud
taken altogether, We look back upon the work done with
grea satisfaction Il has, 10 be sure, done some things
wb CD caglt not TO have been DONE and left undone
many things, which ough, 10 have been done. But, in
he mau the late session was an exceedingly profitable
one aud tho State will reap large and lasting benefit
from its wise action on many important public mea-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-03
JUDICIAL NOMINATION.

To tjs Editor of tie Wig:
As the people OF ,bs Judicial Circuit will be called up
on In sbOy, ume select one 10 I'LL the vacancy
u the Office of Judge occasiOued by the death of the
Honorable John B. Cloptou, We beg leave to bring to
tlr notice LemUel j. Bo0deu ESQ, Of the City OF vii
usmsblrg as gentleman who ism every respect. quail
bed for Lat position, account Of his profound legal
learning as,iiuous business habits aud gentlemanly
bearing All that kn0S him will testify that as lawyer
he has no superior in the Circuit and it elected he
would make most excellent judge. Ne hope that be
viii become candidate for the Office.
"HENRICO COUNTY"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-03

Last year there 60 900 strangers in Rome during
the Carnival and this year there have been but 5000
died in =, Louis the other day, foE1 the shock
Of his nervous system produced by rage.
General Coacha late Captain General OF Cuba has
been killed Ia Spau il duel Wh The Marquis Pezuela.
shoe manufacture Of Lynn, Ness has been al
rested charge OF embezzlug his creditors OFT Of
about $4,000.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-03

Monday March 26h In Petersburg Va the residence
her Mrs May In The 2st yea Of her age ANNE
MAY BAYLY eldest daughter the late Hon Thomas H. Bayy
of Accomac
On Thursday the 22i u the residence OF his mother In
county BARTLETT CRUMP IN the eth year OF his
age We unwilling that the remains Of hi, bic and chiya
young shall be ongntd the dark chambers OF death
entwifing around his sepuchre chap emblem tic
grief Nor fall express high regard and admiration
entertained the
for stability for his moral and gentemsny
bearing Ia fine for all those refined and ennoong RDues that
constitute the gentleman.
In county the 2ld March by Rev Geo
T Williams, HENRY MACRAE, Engineer Ttrboro' and Rocky
Mount g. c Railroad, Mis- ELIZABETH s. CowLING,
NanseGnOnd county, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-03
Reliable Testimony.
We call the attention Of the reader 70 the following letter from
President Smith, ofWesieyan Ulverslty:
Mimi N,p,

Messs sErH W. F0wLE & Co.,
entemen- drst made Of the 0XYGEATED BrTTKs
eight since Having suffered for years
Dyspepsa Will attended with headache on
average less than day In week. induced
uuprendng Of Dr. Green try bottle
II n hened. vas received TO DISCONTINUE the use"
bottle further Trial the
three four with careful Observance Of tie accompany
direct The result almost entire relief from III,
spepe symptoms and their depressing painful
qucnces believe these Ber produced enre change 10 III,
habits nay and upon the I've energies Of the digestive
organs deem myself exempt from Dyspepsia
persons These BeFs have also 81 service other
Of my family Very respectfully your,
AUGUSTUS W. SMITH.
r. Prepared by SETH W. F0wLR Co., Boston,
sale wholesale and retail by ADIE GRAY PURCELL LADD
Co. ". PETERSON, J. T. DANAL, Richmond and by all drug
giss aud dealers in M dicines In city and country.
fnhNI-drlWlm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-03

We see IL stated that il costs Messrs Douglas shde
Bright snl Gwn, about twenty-five thousand dollars
year each to live in Washington The President saves
money salary Of that extent but in supporting tue
simple dignity Of the imperial Republic, Senator's hnd AZ
least twenty-five thousand dollars per annum requisite
As the salary ola Congressman is three thousand DOL
lars year, the people will see the prOoriety OF sending
no one Washington who has no, rncey private III
come to Eli back upon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-03
HenLl,,tn Wasnlneton.

does consent to deliver the lecture referred TO- there can
certainly be no apology for those whO fail to hear H.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-03

BRASDRErHs PnLs sAEsAPARLL-on twenty Ave cen, ~
OF Brandreh pills warranted to contain more pure sara,
rla any bottle OF dollar sauapsrlla All Who A..
sasapara let them substitute Brandreths Pills And til,
each night The effect will be found superior to tie tos A.
Gle. box OF e LIFE ADDITION Prrs equal o,.
dollar bses Of sarsaparA Try onofthe Pills. who's, u,l .
tive ingredient akaold Of sarsAparA Take one tu ,,
third day. you Who using sarsapala or any Other To-
remedies Drop all these for thirty days and pill IN a.
place therefor that time The will be hy cent, and -
worth thousand dollars Principal Office 9el Canal ,tr, y
York Sold by respectable dealers In medicines aps-i.t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-03
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

TIVE following numbers drew the principal Prizes In the Draw
L ing Of March 21nd, 1860:
Nos Prizes Noe. Prizes Nos Prizes.
2sO9T 800 900 $50 900 $3.50 $40 900
25$ss sSoC ,s; s5, .so, 2oSoo c, soo o,o ceoo
io9 $50 $3.50 iOis8 i62O iO95s izi9 1890 i$O6a igS
1905 46 1859 lii2 56 s. 1873 1854 1881 1871, 1864
1866 20522 2l6I5 1885, 22O3 2Tss 2I16s 22s 2i2I 2S
225 2GO9 4GO96 26s 1888 2G55l $780, 25O9O 2s37, 2s9
29Si9.
No 1928 whole ticket. held in saundrsvile Tenn No. 253s
held follows south Carolina - Galane, Tenn y, Bristol,
Fla, =.
The Drawing Of this celebrated Lottery will take place
18th April FOR particulars advertisement In another
column. ap3-dtcit DON RODRIGUEZ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-03

Tue HoUsEKEEPER's FRIESD -sPAlDISGs PHEPAAKp CIR,
admirable addition TO our standard household economics I'M
hailed by all good housewives boon long wished n, =
unAttAnse sPaLDfSc PfEPAHSD GtUE Is perfectly -.
for those timely repairs TO household wares furniture
a1d fancy work. that Is almost daily demanded bV
Of every housekeeper. 1t Is chemically Ia
withstand the action Of climate and time, retains fun
and put up a convenient bottle, with b1.t
twenty Ave cents On being applied the chemical, readily 49,
rate and The glue becomes hrm quickly and adheres with H.
ty Of the best cabnemAkers glue. For wood l-abs. -
articles where glue Il used It Is Just the thing We
IT, and speak by the card In the country all be ny,
aud nobody the city will think Of dong sithou, h ~
spaldng desires 10 become candidate for the prei,c, "
his friends stick Ike his gus lie will be Of elscto
no
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-03

DOCKS OF VALUE
Id LONDON EDIri0N'
At RAND0LPHS -.
A system OF Peas Dl leplne BY Rev. H. Fry sB
The RsiIonsle OF Punishment nv jeremy BenhAm 80
Vddcaion cf the Doctrine Of the Trinity. by Ii1A'
u. d.; LIS
Wo'lastons Religion OF Nature Deneated lao To,,,l
Oh Historical Anecdotes Of all the Qceenso E
By VIM. Heckford 12c. i. MAJ
Az Inquiry, historical and Critical n.o The Evidence
Queen Of scots BY A. Y. Tytler; 2. 81. ,sYirs
Memoirs du CJnte de Grammont Par Monsieur le Co1''
Hamilton T5c ar
Banks and Bankers. By D. Hardeastle, Jri Las.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-03
THE oXyCENATED MITTeRs,

Dysptpsil Il7igesiidH Hedrt BrT Wdter Brdat, S0Hr
Stomach JIgndice Fiqtuleucy General DsGiy &C. fad
ready relief and speedy curei this great remedy
THE oXYGESATED BIrTERs
believed by mlRy who have above COM
plants to the only medicine which the aeria raeca affords
their Invaluable 1t alcoholic which
while giving sntsry stimulus, the same
ratio; but distinct AMI different from any medical
ever compounded which will cases. extract the dis
ease by and the patient pristine health
proof which, testimony Of the very highest and unexcepona
character Is presented.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-03

The wife Of the Hon. Wm. Appleton, Of Boston, ed
suddenly, last Friday of disease Of the heart.
The Oswego(N " Times of the 2Sd ult., says eyes
terday and last night enough snow fell for excellent
sleighng."
Dri king establishments n Ch1reso1 are not permit
ted to keep open on Sundays This is interesting to POI
ticiaas ust now.
United States steamer Brooklyn, with Minister AcAne
sailed from Key West 2l,t ult., for Vera Cruz.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-03
MARRIED.
DIED.

On the 29th inst, by the Rev W Roberts, Mr.. CHARLES
MAsSIE Of Amherst Va Mise MARGARET 81. THOMAS Of
spring Dale, Amhsrt.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-03

We also present monthly table of the exports of
Flour direct foreign ports The hpzent in March, 49,
g.egated 10 653 bbls.
EXPORTS OF Flour FRoA RICHMOND To FOREIGN PoRrs
l.,nlrnancinn La .LuLu lshq nnH annl tirns lshs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-03
SILKS SACRIFICED.
STILL MORE SURPRISING.
Ann OTHER

! STILL MORE SURPRISING.
| AND OTHER
Eleg ant Dress Goods,
Embracing the
LATEST NOVELTIES
| IN MATERIAL AND DE;TsS.
Al Unprecedented prices bringing them within the reach Of a. AZ
| figures % per cent below the cost Of importation.
WATKINS & PICKLEN.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
| FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
I59 Main STREET.
Are now receiving and opening their third supply Of
SPLENDID SPRING GOODS,
MANY Of which have been purchased at the auction an
WI New York during the week at which the prices Ee
lower than ever known before. In
sPLkNDlD SILKS
DRESS GOODS
In elegant Satin striped and Cammeaux
| In plain and aounced SKIRTS;
Beautiful oHlNTZ M0UsLINE NJ CHINE;
..o,,,, ...,. SATIN PLAID GRRNADINE anEhi
RICH LACE AND SILK MASTLE
EMHRoIDKRIE
HOSE FURNISHING GOObS
PLANTATION PLAIDs AND STRIPES at factory pheet
Either by wholesale RETAIL they prepared oasrSl
ments HITHERTO UsEQUAILED
Watkins & PICKLEN's
SECOND OPENING OF SILKS,
| on WEDNESDAY MORNING, THE Am lNsl.
We shall be prepared exhibit an Il sh
Of the choicest styles and asOnishf prices.
eSOn THURSDAY morning. tie 9TH We will exhibit our p
did stock Of French Lace Damas Pusher ard Real Lae So
Brege Nantes and shaEls, some Of which are very aal
e1-our beautiful TRAVELLING SUITS ladies' eabrans
beautiful variety will Be exhibited at the same hme Our 49,
men the and elegance Of which can
Idea, will well repay the examination Of all classes OF Dr. u
bdver BY polite attention. the best goods the lowest pace"
| ap2 WATKINS FlCkLhN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-03

ARD-leOt cs, superior Western Leaf Lard f9r sails hy
~ A.S-lW CHARLES 7. WORKMAN co,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-03

From Rer. Dr. Rosssr Editor Christian AdJocat
sENPLEs SFAtLBig BAKISG PoSDER All persons 6fng
and wholesome LOAF bread biscuits bgckvE
cakes may purchase this Powder with confidence rAah
perfectly harmless and pleasant ih.n sdA safa
&C. No fear OF The Of Il will make the Hgh
sweetest bread In the shortest possible time time b d
expense and dsApponts, II the accompanying rps
bserved Besides It Il manufactured Virginia
Is Invention OF Yankeedom- John W. Garick manufagd
sole proprietor Richmond Va eknow him. and
and recommend IT, the best tiled Get us1 he
directions.
For sale throughout the state by Druggists and GrOcs
rally. nhS
n~A CARD Hearing from a uumhsr ard
49, variety Of source~, that the impression preyEs itiI
the c0rrespJ u The Baltimore Clipper recently dnolla
b, the Rchm nd whig take this Of informing those
eIed that 4 no, the person.
ap3 j. B. PLEAsASIE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-03
BRYAN,s rAsrELEss vERmIFUGE

What horrible hing Is IL OF
That worms should In child. en- be hetng,
Can nobo tell IN theirs what
the b'sI way these yermln Of quletlngf
Yes, hear the glad tdng, 4 n,
BRYAS's hBRNWcGE, tsseless water,
Desro > there ass silants VI youth
And harms the child by the 'laughter
"a In bottlea Price Is cents. Fisher Wssro, o., n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-03
CHANGEOFHOuR FOn srARTIl

CHANGE OF HOU = FOR STARTING
NOR PORTSMOUTH AND NoRs0.K-1he If
Il steamer Peck Capt Clifford win, .Sz-szr-lls
a1d after Wednesday next h inst the Wharf
regularly Friday Monday and Wednesday mornings at
o'clock precisely and return each alt rnate day. Sunday except
ed) at the same hour O'Clock uLtl further notice
Glen Cove will be taken Of the line short time to
der 20 repairs.
Gp8 r. o. HASKINS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-03
were no shipments q Tobacco.

EXPORTS % TOBACCO FROM RICHMOND TO FoRuoS PoRrs,
Commencing III oct, 1853, and same time, 1855.
tinaflon MIR Gu prPyousiy Tol Last
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-03
HOUSE HILLs PASSED.

Increasing tie capital stock Of the Newark Turnpike
Company amending charter Of the Farmers and Me-
chauics Savings BauE Of Virgiuaa Alexandria; amend
ing and reeuociug act passed February l5th lSi7,
entitled an act incorporating the Odd Fellows Male and
Female Institute OF Petersburg and act passed March
4h 1851 entitled an act amending the "a section of the
act incorporating tue Odd Fellows Male and Female H.
s,itute OF Petersburg; for the relief Of the Coal River
AID Kanavha Miaiug and Manufacturing Company; III
cooperating the Palmyra Boot and Shoe and Leather Fac
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-03

consists OF variety OF vegetable secics foo pulnOnay
ton combined 10 one fnJJis GHtdOte by physcai Ipo,
edged by bis professional brethren 10 have mo so" hd
spa,es Immediately the most 'itte symptoms q" cod a
throat and entirely In i-credby ho ~.
Price IS Sold by FIsHER MHsros. spg-dlr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-03

DIR. McCIintock's PectoraI syrup seehes md ~
alike guaranty the mmeas rabe eon Of this r,nsdy
every pre- cribed for confirmed cough, OppsOu Il N,
chest bronchial difficulties, aud consumption Nhsn an s,b
medicines have failed in this there 10 hope, safety e-Ir
Sold FIsHER WINSTON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-03

PASSING NOTICE.

From Frank LsAss Husfrdfsd Neuspdper. New y,,s !, :
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-03
LEGIsLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
NTI.N M is
SArrRnAY MoRpIXa, March 81, 1861

SATURDAY MoRDING, March 81 1850.
The Senate was called to order at 10 O'clock A. NJ, by
Lieut.. Gov. Montague.
The Senate were notified through the Clerk of the House
of he passage by that body OF number oil Senate ana
House bills The latter when acted on are noted below
The senate adopted notion offered by Mr.. BRAN
NON for the indefinite postponement OF House bill grant
ing rights Of way to Mining and Manufacturing Compa-
mics in Kanawha county.
House amendments Senate bill for the assessment oil
taxes on persons and property were concurred H. one
of said amendments exemps from taxation the property
of the ladies of the Mount Vernon Association OF the
Union.
The Senate concured in the House amendments to the
following Senate bills Amending and re-enaotng the
sh 2lsi and 37th sections of act Incorporating the
town of Portsmouth as city, amending the lam sec,
on of chapter SO Of the Code as amended in 1851 aud
1885 &C. so as more efectuaiy to prevent dealing with
slaves or free negroes and to repeal the goth section OF
said act.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-03
COZ r,rNrrrnnY- Z. s. A.

Mr.. CARSON offered joint resolution, recon mendng
in the President and Secretary OF War for promouonIo
The poet Of Brigader General, Col T. T Faunteroy on
account Of his distinguished military services.
Tn resolution sustained by He,.rs. CARSON THoN-
As. Of aud IsBELL and adopted Mr. lsBELL re-
ulested to inform the House. Afterwards message
received from the House by NJ CRUTCHTIELD, that the
IJc,sa ba A sgraed IN said r,soiltion
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-03

THE REASON wHY.-The reasons why possibly.
STEAM CANDIES better than any other you can gs 4.
that they made by worAmen OF experience VITO ,I
regular apprenticeship 10 the business and by dirty ns
and piekers up Of the trade Of whom work nouiii
helpers then call themselves woknen that they ~
very best refined Sugars; they are better made,
MORE UNIFORM
WHITTIER,
GLossIER,
HARDER
and CLEANER
And they warranted stick any climate Or o,
moneysreunded lie has sold them under this general Earr
for years and had box returned complained o. Cal
and try them q, LOUIS J. SlEUXs
mh29-6t No. 50 hA!n af,rt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-16

The GRAvE OF LAFAYETTE.-The Paris cor.
respondent of the New York Times furnishes
a very interesting account ola recent visit to
the tomb OF the Lafayette family in the rear
rear of a chapel at No. s5 Rue de Picpus in
Paris. He says:
We asked the guardian why there was not
a monument over the grave Of Lafayette, and
he replied that Louis Philippe, (who almost
owed his position to Lafayette had always
opposed any national movement in that way,
and that the other families who owned vaults
there now objected to any invasion upon the
affected simplicity Of the place It 4, never
theless, q disgrace that there is not a single
monument In France, not even over his grave,
to the memory Of this great and pure patriot,
In France there are so many parties, and so
many political opinions, that It is not strange,
perhaps, that no one is found TO take the in
itiative in such a measure for here the memo
ry of Lafayette has still his enemies as well
as friends; but the Americans, who only
know Lafayette as the generous friend and
accomplished soldier, could, with propriety,
take the initiative. At their request it is i'm.
probable that either the Government or rel.
atives, or the other owners of vaults in the
Cemetery Of Picpus, would offer any serious
objection.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-16
INC snnthern TomfnoIerr

.
The Baltimore dispatch of the I4th to the
N. Y. Times states:
Information from Charleston a y the
widest enthusiasm prevails. The women
emulate the men in theis enthusiasm for Sc
cession. The Palmetto Flag is everywhere
flying. Business, howe 7er, is stagnant.-
Not a single bale of Gotten was being shipped
North on Southern account. Every third
man wears a cockade, and only two Union
list voters are known in CharlestOn-one an
oldretired Scotch merchant and the other q
native. GaroIinian. The people do not mis-
trust Lincoln, but they deprecate his advisers
and his party principles.
North Carolina, Georgia, Florida and Tex
sare~ confidently expected to unite in seces-
sion. A communication is to be sent to the
Governors Of Maryland and other States,
asking their cooperation. The Charleston
ians think Baltimorians will refuse to allow
Lincoln's officers in Baltimore to hold their
places. This is sheer nonsense. There are
too many Breekinridgers, Bellites and Others
anxious to get them.
Conservative Virginians are taking a strong
stand against the precipisate action of the
extremists in the South. Indications are
low increasing that the Union people Of 1.-THE
South are determined to take O stand against
disunion, and will soon call public meetings
to express the public sentiment. 1t is be-
lieEed t hat the South VIII be prominently
divided on the sVbject- preponderating against
g dismemberment of the States.