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D, rolitic. rea rs who are burryins her forward in

,us POLITICAL fea re who are buryine her forward IN
her Present rap and dangerous career seem reeoveu
NO, only 10 WI hdraw her from the Union immedlatey
bnt 10 force m the other Southern States 70 initiate her
sSamrle. n is now understood that law VIII be
sLortiv in force in South Carolina, prohibiting the
Of slaves from other States within her borders,
or SSi i'm the borders Of the contemplated Southern
unless these States shall consent 80 aban-
-dSn oe present Union II is evident, likewise that an
s,ss Of arms will occur between South Carolina and
,hn Fedsral Government, whenever she shall have
.nsup,mated the act of secession, and when, on de
,,,.nd;po The surrender Of the harbor defenses az
.TIarlesion they she'll not he Immediately placed
unSer Ler control She refuses, also, to counsel
with her sister States of the South, or even
10 entertain ~ oposiOns looking 10 the anticipated
Southern Conference The conduct of the civil func-
ioparies Of South Carolina at the present time, seems
ONE 10 he alike insulting to the General Government
and 10 all the States of the Union. IL Is 10 be hoped
fhnueh that she viii be yet willing TO listen to reason,
and not persevere in the pursuance OF line OF action
30 well calculated deprive her Of that sympathy and
respect which have been heretofore accorded to her,
a. greatly 10 be desired that the State of Georgia
whose conduct in 1850 and 81 was such as to win fo
her 80 much of regard and Of just commentator, VII
refuse 10 cooperate with the overheated zealots O
Sonth Carolina in breaking up National Union, be
fore al proper efforts shall have been made to secur
the South against apprehended encroachments, by TN
employmeut of peaceful and constitutional remedies
Georgia has probably the fate of the Union IN he
hauds may she use her power rs TO rescue, IN pref
e5ence TO destroying the nobest fabric of governneI
that has yet been known among the children OF men
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NETWORK ON THE CRISIS.


ALBASy, Dec. 5, 1860.
TIE meeting Of the Electoral College the assembling
If the Republican State Committee, and session of
tie Canal Board soon To be held have drawn together
Ut tie Capital during the last three days, unusual
number Of leading aud influential Republicans from all
sections of tie State In these days of free thought and
free sreech doubt whether there was ever 20 much
upanimy of sentiment, among independent men, upon
subject which admitted Of two sides as there is among
the gentlemen here upon the recent course OF the Al
bapE EceRtng Journal in regard to the duty Of the Re-
publican party in the present crisis few bankers
moned linen, and dabblers in stocks, with here ana
there a politician who is accustomed TO do his thinking
by proxy concur with The JOnrHGt Excepting these
casses the whole body Of those now congregated here
spesk in undguised not to say unmeasured terms o.
condemnation Of the craven articles which have re-
Gently appeared in that paper The question meets one
at every turn, "Wbat has caused tIis sudden
change in the tone Of TIE J0urRotF' All
SORTS Of motives coniectured and assigned for its
course Il would be unwise, if not uncharitabe, TO
repeat some Of these which faH from the lips OF life
long adherents Of that influential print Suffice 1T to
say old friends, who have wintered and summered
with il for many long year, will not give up
cherished sentiments merely because some not obvious
considerations have induced it TO turn It's back upon its
principles ard its party in trying hour. The rebuke
administered to II by the State Committee in its report
of to-day, moderate in tone but explicit IN meaning
and intent is rendered very significant from the fact
tlat a majority Of ts members have been understood
tohcrctofore sympahize in the general views of TIE
Journal in regard 10 public men and lines ofpolicy
to judge by tie tidings borne to us from every
part of the State, by the assembled here, It
is safe ray thar the Republican cause in New9ork
never stood upon 80 firm basis as Of this hour.
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THE GEORGIA AND SOUTH CAROLINA CON
MENTIONS.

CHARLESTON, Thursday, Dec. ., 1860.
The Georgia Senate has rejected the bill calling
Convention Of Southern States This is received as an
indication of the intention of Georgia 10 secede sepa-
rately.
TIE election for Delegates to the South Carolina
Convention was quiet one. very full vote was
polled. The result will not be known till tomorrow.
II il generally conceded that Judge Magath will lead
che ticket W. Porcher Miles it is also conceded, Is
elected.
There is rumor on the streets to-day that the Fed
eral Government is engaging abOrers for For; Noul-
irie and drilling them as recruits.
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UNION MEETING CALLED FOR PHILADEL-
pHIA

PHILADELTHiA, Thursday, Dec. g, 1861
TIE City Councils to-day adopedresolutions, request
ing the Mayor TO call public meeting of citizens lrre
specve of party to express adhesion to the Union and
appointing Committee of six from each branch to
carry ont the resolution
The following are the resolutions adopted:
heye0s there serious peril OF dissolution OF the Unioh
pder whose protection and prosperous
nation Il is filling in the citizens Of philadelphia cry III when
he great principles the Union and devotion 10 s peItuS
ton and TO strengthening those bonds which unite us whe
North south East West as one great united people, H.
therefore, I'll, = nLu.li,b.
Rersd BY the seec, and Common Councils Of Phiadepms
that tie Mavor of city be hereby requested by his oeens
on TO invite bis fellow citizens who love the Union 70 assemble
at The Od State House u o'clock ut noon day 70 oe
nted for the purpose there to express their sachen 70 he
Constitution the United States and their love loI ne uHon
tba Joint Special Committee consisting OF sN from
each Chamber of the Councils to which shall be added fesi
dent be appointed cooperate with the Mayor ~ snch ar
raugenonts proper in then judgment oy "oS =" PeP
ton for such meeting.
II was adopted unanimously by the Select branch,
and the vote in the Common Council was 30 TO To-
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FLORIDA.

CHARtEsIOY Thursday, Dec. 8, 1860.
Senator Yulee of Florida has written letter from
Washington to the Legislature Of that State announc
ing that upon learning at any time Of the determine
,ion Of Florida 10 dissolve connection with the North
EN- States be will promptly and joyouoly return home
TO support the banner of the State to which he owes
allegiance.
Col. Blackburn, Federal Marshal for the Northern
District of Florida, is closing up the business Of his
Office, preparatory to resigning.
The secession feeling in Florida s quite universal
as in South Carolina.
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Capt. Hayes reported that on the Goth ult' Ge2rgo
Mason. yea1an OF Nova-Scotia died and at the time
Of beng taken Off all hands were sick Had success
sion Of very heavy gales since leaving n"s g., which
On the "a inst at night, saw vessel on nre, Win
was supposed to be the Alma Tho Alma had cargo
Of pimeIto, logwood, rum, &C. She was bum AT ~,
Andrews n b.; one hundred tuns burden aeoa.
years old and ia owned by VIM. Whitiock, Of 81 An
1rnu Gle rated 2.
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.NEU-.JER,SEY ITEMS.

CLosISG % THI CATARAcT CRY BANK or PArER-
soN.-Ths institution closed its doors Monday morn
ing or rather did not open them at the usual hour. II
was started as free lank four five years ago by
Mr. Charles Sanford and others, with capital of
$4,000. The securities consisted largely Of Missouri
and other Southern State stocks, which have deprec
ated considerably of late 1t is said that the State Au
ditor about two weeks since directed additional
rites 10 be purchased or part of the circulation 10 be
withdrawn; hut for some not given this order
was no, complied with. On Saturday, the agent Of
the bank in Newark refused 10 redeem its biIls auy
longer. meeting of business men in Paterson was
subsequently held, Mt which resolutions were passed,
strongly symyalbizng with the bank but on taking
matters fully into account, it Judged best not to
open Monday morning. II is believed that the loss
on the bills will be uncomfortable, if anything.
RoBBERY.-The house of Dennis Mccarthy, No. 209
Greene jersey City entered by thieves Wedne
day night nd small writing desk contsinn. $50 stolen.
FIRHHgss ELTCTIos-Iiberty Engine Company
No OF Jersey City, have elected the following officers Tor tie
ensuing year. Foreman Noah d. Taylor Assistant do. Samuel
{. Mrlsugin Financial Secretary, VIM. Beach Record
ing Secretary John H. McCucheon Treasurer Charles Fox
Representative 20 Fire Department H. d. Henry C. Hutton aud
Cornelius Bush; Stew ard George McLsughli
ULIcESsED LIQCoR DEALrRS.-During the present
liquor without license or thrse ~ tried before
Recorde. 1ildtn, aud fined 30 each
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CITY ITEMS.

AcaprnY OF MusIc--A new season Of a lew nights
only under the management of Madame faoor' ana
Carl Formes, opens this evening. The ayorie opera
of Masaniello' vii! be produced.
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HdRINE AFFAIRS.
TIE wREcK Oh 1Hk JuLrA.

1HE WRECK IHB JULIA.
The wreckng schooner Norma, Capt. Hicks, arrived
on Thursday evening and reports that the brig Julia
previously reported ashore Amagansett l.. L., lies
high and dry on the beach, and that $50 bales of cotton
have been landed dry on the beach; the balance Of
cargo consisting Of turpentno, still rcmons in The ves-
sell The cargo the beach will be lghterod to Sag
IIarbor, and from theme shipped Boston The Julia
viii be sold oil the 9Th at auction az she lies on the
beach. Tho Julia was bull, a, Wiscas-et in 1854 40
uns register, rated . and owned by y. Sleeper aud
others Of BOston.
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kJuNcrIoS DIssoLvEp.-The injunction restrain
ing the City Railroad Company from crossing the track
OF the Central Company on Atlantic street, was ON
Wednesday dissolved by Judge Emott OF The SUI
preme Court
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Tie L. S. slooF-of-war Vandsa hauled from tn
Navy Yard on Thursday and anchored oil the Battery

Tie L. S. sooF-of-war Vandalia hauled from tho
Navy Yard on Thursday, and anchored oil the Battery
LIVE on THE COAST.
The pilo'-boat Mary Taylor, No. ), came up on
Tuesday from cruise at sea- aud reported having eN-
rerieDred heavy gale on the st int. from w N. w,
with snow. Ran in under Fire Island, in "a fathoms
and anchored being t'ort Of fuel at IL n sent the
yawl ashore for wood, when heavy surf commcnced
setng IN on the beach 70 much 80 that in launching
he yawi from the beach che was twice capsized when
the men, being nearly benumbed with The cold repaired
TO the Underwriters, sht n-house, where they found
everything a hand for making fire, with fuel in
abundance Here they remained during the night and
part OF ih"nex y,when the surf having gone down,
they succeeded in getting OFF their vessel Tho three
men ray they must have persisted but for the shelter
oi tie -iatiou-hOuse.
'LssLL LthNfD--A CREW TAKES PROM A SINKING
SCHOONER.
lhe bng q. II. Ward Capt Briggs, at hi. port
nom ~. herks, reports that on the III int. f,arne.
ga leanng wefi 10 miles,, during heavy blow from
W. n. W., she fell in with Br. schooner Alma If ~
andrews, ~ b., Capt. Hayes, from Kingston, Jam,
- days out, bound to York.-had lot forenast
hehd holh topmasis main boom al sails blown syy,v
aud leaking badly took from herthe Captain and crew
TX ~ al, and brought them to this port
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RoBBEEY.-The house of Dennis Mccarthy, No. 209
Greene street Jerey City entered by thieves Wedne
day night and small writing desk containing $50 stolen.
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THy COUNTY NrRsERY.-At the last meeting of The
Board OF SnpeTsogs ofhe members called attention 20
orally TumOr that the children aeed there were
properly cared for and the Aims House Committee directed
W make nGue ard report the state o. Affairs 20 tbs, IL suY
hiag wrong II mish be remedied.
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IAdyrrlIlelnenll


MEDIcn.-The undersigned, pupil of RICoRD,
me ee,hatedseKnal surgeon Of Paris and Of fro CNooa Al,
ana v MOTT OF this city, treats successfully NRRvOus DHuIrY
End other disease OF peculiar importance the No
900 broadway cor Bond'1 New.iork FROM 10 20 aud
syoning. CoH,UiIsfiea Frsaedi. [. d. HAhxoNp NJ d.
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ALLEGED ISFASTIcIDg.-rwo women named Mary
Brown and Ca'hsrne Dorley arrested "Wednesday
st tue charge making with uewy-born infant
the child 81 hrs Brown II had reported the infant
had been thrown into sink while alive but further fymstio
revealed the sc' at Of premature birth t
ohense against The laws had been committed Tae sons
acre hrd, however, for further inquiry
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IAdyerilscmnnt.I

EDWARD III. Dixon, NJ. d., Editor Of The
Once consultation. tho obscure Diseases OF the pelvic
n,ea Rupture Piles Nadcocee aud Fistua rad .ay CURED
and " 0ycnipga
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TIC IohlmitIet on Accounts reported IN iavor of
paying the following bills:
j. r. " lson, Slsl So J. q Adams Sl3s az Stewart &
Co, sI3s Is; Peietreau Co, s2i5 II; n A L. r New.
man, $50; q. Forrest, 800 ]. BogeTt g. l. Daily.
$50 q j. c. Clifton sos r. Wyckos $32 50; VIM BryAn
Sl2 20; 4. l.. West, Sill Il. s. Oaks S35 50. j. L. White,
2l - end $50 So c. Warren SO so; J. Hesenan S45s:
~ p feet 800; w Lynch $50 J. Van Zandt, &C; O.
j. Jones and other assistant keepers Of the penents ii-
Y 5Oi J. l. Zsbh.ke 800 J. strickland $50; Z B. Nor.
rel, e5S 90 w Z. Whi:ehouse, l64 10; Stewart Co
-S 70; c. l.. Franklin, $3.50 9s j. Weaver SO; o. r. Sss-
6t Co.. ~ 5O do, +2l so; CathsTine Eassa : 10; NJ
NckenDy. 80. Jas CsTman STA 70.
Other business OF routine character was transacted
and the Board adjourned.
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GENERAL TFRx or THE SUPREME CoURT.- The
neat Genera Term Of tbe Supreme Court will the City
Hall Brooklyn Monday. the 10th inst ST 10 o'clock M
Tho cngr OF the Brooklyn City Court VIII be- taken up on
the ssne day. The first twenty causes will be called
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PcLicS BusrNESs.-The number Of police cases dis.
posed Of BY Juaee Cornwall in November wa So OF which
81 or ntcxcetiou o. fo ancy As Nioous OF ord
uano>s, IL for petty lsroery, SC.
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Cry CAsvAsssERs.-The Board of City Canvassers,
constituted by the members of the Board OF Aldermen
met at II o'clock yesterday in the City Hall, Mr..
Booe in the chair. They Immediately began canvass
ing the election returns and continued in that work up
to Il o'clock, with the exception of half hour before
3 O'Clock, which taken recess. The Ist Al.
derraanic District completed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-27
Obituary..

day tho ii.t 81 April. Mrs. Ann LEWIS MIL
LEk. IN the eightieth year Of her, age. She was
the widow ct the late William Miller. VINO was i0r
MY Years Clerk Of the COUNT. and the danghter
husband about fourteen years.
This venerable old lady passed the whole 81 her
long ana useful HE IN the same nelg nuoTnoou nav
ing lived nearly sixty years in the house IN which
sne d,en anu which stands not hve msa Iaoih tn9
her contemporaries. and went dow to the grave
IN the midst OF a generation nearly the third re-
moved from that in which she entered upon the du-
ties oil life. From the prom inent position occu-
pied by her husband. she became more widely
known than it is common for ladies' in a private
station to be. 1t is doing her memory but scanty
justice to say, that she was . person adapted, in
every respect to stand the closest scrutiny, and
that her character grew upon the esteem oil her
acquaintances. in. proportion TO their intimacy
OF her life, or in the last four years OF her great
age, can refuse the praise due to her unOstenta-
tous virtues. In all the relations Of life, she dis
CHARGED her duties rs became virginia woman
ot the olden time AS wife, mother. AND mistress res,
OF many slaves. her record may be compared with
that Of any other. the most lauded. that has gone
dow n to the clods Of the valley As neighbOr,
the people among whom she lived and DIED all bear
testimony in her favor. One trait IN her character
was especially worthy Of imitation; She never,
through her long life, forsook friend, or forgot
favor. No matter how unworthy the friend. she
never gave him up matter how insignificant
the favor, It secured her everlasting gratitude
She had feelings of sympathy which made her akin
wished az the largest share of happiness compati
BILE with the capacity of man. When she died. tho
poor and unfortunate los. friend, whose place it
would he difhcult to supply.
Mrs. M. had long been q protesting Christian.
She was member of the Protestant Episcopal
Church
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, April. %.
High Water this day (Friday) % o'eloc

High Water this day tF'iday) % O'Clock.
Steamer jamestown, skinner, New York, mdze.
and passengers Ludlam Il Watson.
Bark Despe che. tPruss } Hartmann, Liverpool,
salt. rdmond Davenport Co
Schr. Village Gen. Baber, Boston. mdze.. D. Il
u%s; Hsr1y s ssa' EEa s James River
Bark winsd ff 9a% b siasD and and Fannie cren
shaw from New York.
ste,me, Virginia, sk keIiy: fs;,,as,n;a maz.
Schr. Anacosta, McKown, Port Waltha!l light.
Schr. Home. Young, down the river, light.
rift, Newbern, n C.; Ann: Cole, Petersburg; Kos
suth, Lee. Portsmouth: Va; Ard. stmr. Roa-
g psSo?ah Pls@c%sh Guy, Ard. seh!s Sea
Bird ,WqhstSSn Fsann S:, e. Tsy
from Virginia: Monmouth, Isaac Vanzandt, San
JOS F5snIln s. T. Lee. Mary Jane A'i s;aay,,
NJ. c. Town. Avon. Exerton. John Tway: M. q
and Rogers. WASHINGTON. and Tuns Deprew
bos, P1'sbs, AdpI sm, Gso PIa
dere, Keene, do; schrs: Ontario, Nswbern. n. C.;
=; MAITLAND, do. and Elizabeth City; +. D., Nc
VA sHph MsI rstsrRS"rs
SiEsslSA, March 2s.-sl'd, schr Fannie curne,
Boston, April 23-Arr'd. schr. Greyhound, Rich,
Tangler, Va.
HOLMES HOLE. April 2o.--Arr'd. schr Tugwas-
sa. Higgins. Rockport, for Morehead City, N. c..
and SID next day Jacob Raymond, Boston, for
Alexandria. 2lst-Schr. Griffith. Georgetown, N.
for Boston. ALI SID 23rd.
New BEDFORD, April Bard, schr. Z. Secor,
Robbins, Va.
NEW LONDON. April 23.-Arr'd, schr. s. D. Bel
lows, Clarke. ROckport: for Petersburg.
SALEM. April 22.-Srd. schr. h. Davidson, Long,
Richmond.
.,CHARLEsro~, April .24.--Arr'd, schrs. w. H
Howard Whining ton, N. c.; S. A. Howard, Hyde
CO., N. C..
SAVANNAH, April ai.-Crd, schr. Smithsonian,
Wilmington, N c.
A. Croker, Endlcott, Alexandria, Va.
IBY TaLEGRAPH.1
NEW YORK, April &c, "a A. M.-The steamship
Yorktown from Richmond. is coming up the bay.
HAMrToN KoAps. April Il. ARD, schr. Lucy
Waring. Is days from Barbados. with sugar and
mol asses; barks Winitred, 2S days IRON Bahia,
with sugar; Pallas. from Bahia, sugar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-27

Sssd 81 wis6dsw lESS sks UoSvsaston
nothing short Of A extreme platform vii
cate 1T, a1spst eoutherA caadidas4and
he T277h 49, - @
- r lsi ssem oue1 ntion was not desigS11 for
effect o0ainst Donglas, but m been seri0usfy
mediSSed for mOnths, aud was well UNDER
stood In Washineton. 1t ~ produced . vis-
ihDe eject on the Bon tharn States, which were
Inclined to tolerate Douglas, and upon the
hesitatiug Northern delegates, who had not
heretofore regarded this purpose as fixed.
The Northwest meets the dilemma BY say
Ing let these ultra delegates recede, We will
appeal 70 the people Of their States; but this
feeling does not extend elsewhere.
Douglas defeat, or the disruption Of the
Con vention, seems Inevitable, and those alter
natives caunOt b avoided. It 10 difficult to
zee how Douglas can be nominated, even with
q majority Of the Convention at his back,
which even has never been assured, except BY
sanguine estimates already proved to be exag.
gerated. If ombination should be formed
to give him the necessary numbers, six States
would instantly withdraw, and probably
nominate Davis, seconded by Fernando Wood
and his followers.
The Georgia (Augusta) Constitu tionalist and
John Forsyth are laboring earnestly to con-
ciliate the South for Douglas but have pro.
duced no impression.
Siidell, Bright, Bayard and party are estab-
lished At luxurious quarters, working for a
Southern combination. Douglas men are re-
infOrced by Davis, Of Indiana, and other mem
bers of the House.
Buchanan's letter Of withdrawal is in tho
pocket of q delegate.
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DIED,

On yesterday, tho 18th. ct {. A. NJ, MARTHA
b, daoghter Of Philip b. and Mary 3. Pnce' aged
tears aud months.
The friends and relatives, and those Of Joseph J;
pleasAnts, are !eauested to :ttend the funerai
this morning, (Friday, at 10 o'clock, from the ID
Presb, terrain Church, Church Hill.
In Memphis, Tenn. on the 2lth inst, n ARIA
II. DABNEY, wife Of Virginus Qabney, Esd ,Cf
M0mphls. Tenn, and daughter OF James +. Heath,
Esq, Of Richmond. Va
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April 9Th, 1t The National Hotel, Washington.
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