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The Of the Drama supposed to anspre in the year
1885, during the passage the Peninsula and Oriental Company
screw steamship Smoom up the Red Sea with passengers Tor
Suez the Overland Route from India to Eng and.
Synopsis Of Scenery and events:
ACT l.
THE SALOON OF THE SIM0OM
UNDER THE POOP DECK
Morning calls inqustive customer; wanted Doctor; the
well laden pair and the little Bell eyentiul biography
sharks and officers the tender loves of female doves
overheard the ships the recogniton the
missing card the Beguns necklaces the sck passenger
fatal mistake the ghost the detective the felon the arrest!
ACT III.
THE POOP DECK OF THE SIMOOM-toward evening
A TROPICAL SUNSET SKY. EVENING in the RED SEA.
taste of Bryon the Cashmere shawl pair Of companion
portraits; little bit Of counse medical advice; the ghost
again the pivot Of the plot love and vapo Moeskn and his
the private interviews the reveaon the challenge
''Eveybody's Friend" the climax the climax capped the
Lancers breake ahead silence, for lives be cool and
obey ordersf' boats crew. stand By the tackle falls we
sink or swim together"
CORAL REEF IN THE RED SEA-SuNRISE.
The the wounded Captain tho toothess
knight: the Sisters Of Charity; ie In the Buff Hospital
the Major and the sentry Dowpey edsiyus Land
Land lis only reef" husband and wife Wild Oatsn the
iyores advertisement father and the missing
vouchers the Lascar; discovery the real Simon Pure IN
trouble you take these boos glorious Downey dope
the Lascars booty the Doctor dives found sudden
oprsron the good tidng; Hurrah! hurrah nan.ofwar
the boats my diaGoud my shawl.
WHO is JACk1
STRIKING TABLEAU AND FINALE.
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Alnsieal Boxes.

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4musements.

A CADEMY OF FMUsIC-sATURDAY,M May 10
"A KILLERS as NEW w OR, oRATogIo.~sAgL% m ,,"sA a..
oEE&N f 'fl SOC soE M The direction
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Books Of the Words to be at the Music Store. of sea.ns
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RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
LAST WEEK BUT ONE
Ofthe beautiful and diveng ramaaon by Dion Bocicsut
On, THE cRlckET ON THE HEARTH D''
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VARIED ATTRACTIONS! ADDITIONAL NOVELTIES.
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Followed by Dsncing, and the farce of
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II Mdle. DELMONTE the celebrated FORTUNE
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EDITION Just READY OF
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-19

Progress 81 DHsanIsa IN Ssash Care
Proceedings OF the Convention.
RECEPTION OF COMMISSIONERS FROM ALA
BANA AND MISSISSIPPI


Proceedings OF the Convention.
RECEPTION OF COMMISSIONERS FROM ALA
BANA AND MISSISSIPPI
4HE cOsyKNREoE ON rHH WING SoR cIARLnfoN.
CoLunBIG, S G., Dec ls.-On the re-Assembling Of
the Convention yesterday Mr. Ingss introduced rssou-
tons pioviding for the appointment OF eommtte OF
- to draft ordinance carrying out the object for
which the Convention assembled, aud requiring that
individual members Who desired 10 submit for the eOnsd-
Grafton Of the Convention any drA scheme Of their
own should hand the IN Without delAy-alsO that
the acts ofthe General Assembly Of the State providing
for the calling Of Conventions be referred 70 the same
committee, siih instructions to report thereon.
The chair appointed clerk, messenger and dOorksep-
er.
Ex-GoE. Adams introduced the Commissioners OF Ala
bama and Mississippi uho received With much Ap-
plsuse from the galerieA The Commissioner from Ala
bama spoke first and followed by the Commission
or from Mississippi Their addresses moderate in
tone being confined mainly exhibition Of the Au
hori.y by which they present. under the appoint
Of the Governors Of their respective States and in
accordance With the desires Of ority Of their people
The resolution offered by Mr. Insles then taken
up and adopted BY ayes noes none.
NJ GAdsbury moved to 6ll the blank With the number
Of 81.
Mr. Rhelt moved 70 amend the resolution BY adding
other matters for the consideration OF The committee
The motion was discussed aud rejected and the blank
EaS6led with 81.
resolution vas adopted inviting the Commissioners
Of Alabama aud Mississippi to accompany the Convention
90 Charleston.
The thanks of the Convention we're then voted to the
Bapsts the Of their church for the meetings Of
the Convention.
The credentials Of the Commissioner were ordered
De spread on the records OF the Convention.
At 10 minutes TO O'Clock, =. NJ, Mr.. ket. moved
that the Convention adjourn to meet in Charleston Tues
dry n&P.M.
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CovcpHSSIONAL

WASHINGTON Dec. is --Sesote--Ar Lane lntIoduceu
series Of resolutions favoring the call OF National
Conversation and opposing the use Of coercion 'ga'us
sscedinE State. Laid on the table
Mr. Cntteuden made pousriul patriotic speech, shen
vas received Nth marked feeling by all present lie
urged the adop ion Of resolutions in Eject amending the
Constitution: That the nhsom Conpromise line be ex'
tended TO the Pacific; trenghenng the laws prohibit
ing the African slave trade; enforcing the Fugitive Slave
lay by the repeal Of all nulifJ ling statutes
Pending this subject the Kansas bill uaS taken up and
made the special order for Monday next
Mr. Hale responded 10 Mr.. Crittendens resolutions
He incurred whether Mr.. Crttenden or nr. WgiA vas
the proper accredited organ for the South and M
Crendeus propositions would satisfy the DisunonS"
NJ. SaulisbuFy asked if Mr. Hale would urge those
propositions upon the acceptance oil his STATE IL Iney
would save the Union!
Mr. Hale said be would not be willing to adopt them
all but he would accept some OF them
Mr. johnson said the important powers In the resou
ton should be adopted which we're finally taken up and
agreed TO.
Mr. johnson then brought up his resolution heretofore
ptoposed for amending the Constitution, and he Advo
Gated the proposition. He declared himself opposed 10
secession but favor of Southern rights in the Union
When Mr. johnson concluded the Senate adjourned
HoasG-Mr Docock asked TO be excused from VotinE
upon shs Union resolution submitted by Mr.. Morris, OF
Ilinos aud moved to have the resolution laid on the
table.
After some nformsl discussion Mr.. Crawford called up
his resolution introduced yesterday.
Mr.. sherman moved to lay the Whole subject on the
table With view to proceed to the regular order OF
business. The yeas and NAYS we're ordered, and II.
CrAufords resolution YES tsbled-yeas So, nays ST.
The Pacific Railroad bill referred TO the Committee
OF the Whole The House then vent into Committee OF
the Whole and considered the Nebraska Railway BILL
No action vas had and the committee rose
The Speaker presented letter from Mr.. ford, House
Printer Offering to give up the contract provided Con-
Eress ui Immediately put in operation the Government
Printing Office Referred to the Committee on Print
ing Adouyned
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AYKK's AMERICAN ALMANAC has nOS arrived and is
ready tor delivery gratis by the druggists to al Who cali
fo- L. Our readers may be surprised to know that this
hide pamphlet which has become much tavorte In
our section has quite the argest circulation Of any one
,ok 10 the world except the Bible Il is printed in ma
nv languages and scattered through many nations as well
a. supplied 70 almost the entire population Of our own
v,st domain Eyery family should keep il, for It con
tains information which all liable 20 require, when
sickness Oyertakes them and which may prove invaluable
from being az hand in season. II you take advice
you viii call and get Ayers Almanac, and when got
4 en- L.
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ERnn WAsnINGrnN

WAsaINGrOS, Dec. iS.-A strong movement il going
on in tie border States on both sides Of hasOns aud
DiAons Lice for great middle Coulederscy 10 be called
the Central World States Federal Republic of Wash
ingt0n, including Neu jersey, Pennsylvania, and the
Sorthuest upOu one side aud Delaware, Maryland Vr-
gina North Carolina Tennessee, Kentucky and Nisss-
sppi upon the ether heh high in position and influence
favor this scheme which gill be suggested officially
bv the Executive OF Of the chief States concerned
The Republicans OF the Ohio delegation last night, at
their conference VAnly endsavored by trick 20 com
NIT their Democrat colleagues to the support Of Lincoln
and coercion, and consequently civil var.
There il much anxiety here regarding FEDERAL relA-
tOns The Commissioners FROM Alabama and Aississp-
pi have arrived There is . Democratic tonight.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-19

Tux POLAR STAR" is the title Of a critical inquiry
intO the origin, nature, and design of water baptism,
with brief sketches of its history down to the present
tine including other cOntroverted subjects
psiuied tor the author By Mr.. H. Wynne, Of this city
for sale the principal book stores The opponents
uf the doctrine Of mo salvation without immersion ill
doubtless regard this review strong argument on
their side OF question The points logically present
ell and ipgeuiousy enforced and, however susceptible
OF resuaton the (lnOnymOUs authors conclusions nav
L. in the opinion Of those who differ from him, his
view Of the important subject will be recognized the
production OF an educated mind.
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CcNMnEM .,: g. sALEoY LSLs AND AND

MOkD, Ar AUCTION Under decree 81 the Circuit
Richmond City pronounced the Goth day o. November 1890
the suit Of Dnn and wife Mex my and therein
Ing the undersigned Connh sonr therein appointed viii pro-
coed sell al publ auction. the premises fATURDAY
The 29d day Of mber 1860 ~ r not the merit fair day
therester) btgLni' t sco'k the real trate In ssi
decree referred consisting lot tf ground fronting 30
six Inches Valley ote 10 residence Of In Prd
w. bsq with the dw Ing house and ther therein
Also let Of ground INN edhtey 10 Of lie Ebove fong
% feet SIX Incl ncord street Nth two r. med
an | other iuprovC menis to said lot belonging
TrHxs-Onefourth cash balance Cred ofsx twelve and
eighteen onhs nierest added from dsy OF ale he purcher
purchasers give negotiable mites for the deferred
and the title TO be retained until ali the purchase paid
andA conveyance directed by the Cour'
EoBr r BowIsoS mr.
Sale rnndurtcd hv GOnDN o n DEL
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OONSERyATIvE yOyEYEyT IN MASS.

BOs;oN, Dec. is-A strong address TO the people Of
this e has been published, uhieh denounceS tbe Per-
sonal Liberty Laws a. Unconstitutional and calls fer
their repeal The paper signed BY hiry-hve gentle
men, including EI-chiel Justice Shaw, r. 3 Curtis late
Judge Of the u S. Supreme Court; EEGOyeFn0rs Lin
coln, Clherd WAshburne Gardner and ether eminent
citizens PeprassntnR nearly every county IN The State.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-19

BalcKs--About 100000 bricks, according to the
uonthy reports, published in the WAig we're received
In the D)ck. during the past twelve months. Most Of
tse bricks came IRON Baltimore. l. seems to IA that
here should be clay capita bor and enterprise enough
IN aud about Richmond TO ensure an ample supply OF
"iOme made bricks.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-19

PockEr DIART.-Ws are reminded Of the value Of
pocket memoranda books, by the receipt from Nessrs
West Johnsoa Of very neat "Dary for 1861" being
a small morocso-bouni book with blank pages appro-
D lately ruled aud arranged for each day and month OF
tie year. Messrs W. j., have large assortment Of
Il ,se useful books Call and examine.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-19

CRY CoJScL-The Ci,y Council should have held a
meeting p rsIant 10 atj Iurument, on Monday last for
tie transacon Of mportirt business but only ak
rs presented themselves and Of sc, the President
j not call 70 order. A meeting has been called for
arsday eveang and il ia expected that every memb
vii be present. 1t possible, In oder that the proPos
a nenimGnts 10 The cry eaarter may be perfected.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-19

THE PsIcE OF FloUR.-RehmOnd Floac Is quoted in
New York a. g. 9laS7. wholesale In tbs city super
hue sOl Il S. 2ja650 by the drsy load The expen
OF shipment aud sale amount, Orduariyt 20 about 81
cents per barrel but the high rare OF exchange just nov,
covers EXPENSE We state these facts, because it has
en- iutms,ed 70 BY intelgth; gentleman, some
nes engaged In TIE rAde, that Richmond Fiour has
5 "a for time past, and is nov selling, a. lover
IA e. 10 New York. than the grades would be sold
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-19

MNcz PiEs FoE CHEIsr,ns-As CHRISTMAS is ia',
a3groeaing, and the lsdi beginning to tx up good
things for the holidays give them ths beu6t Of the
fouowiag receipts for Mncs Msa; lbs. OF flesh b Il
0 boil and caopp'd in rs apples chop %
6 .e; 81 bs. teef suet, chopped 6ne To- sugar H.
ISL s., seeded aud chopped fac; 10. ca rams; OF
c .On, chopped fine oranges aud emOus, CHOPPED
r brandy o. cider, and spice 10 the taste
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1puoATro1~.
EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE,


snE SPRING SESSION Of h' o'iI's'Oa WI begin on 10Th
os soseps 70 enter should here Dobls 20 esnnsses
regularly With the elAsie w, sshu iS npAnI liberal
An Athome seveatyAve dollars vii
the ezpens YsOn Board Ias and eOnnseas fee for Ave
Tor additional Information, addrss.
SsiO-dscsm EmoryP o., Va
Asns. PMILsP MAYO win reopen her SCHOOL q
WI Church. lla street. bs,.sea Bread sad Me-,
hall on the Monday October NE vii receive fey sae
bsys. Terms go per session ofy month"; iyls-a
OLD DOMINION INSTITUTES.
utHK next sson School for Young Ladies located NE
Of hh and FRANKLIN s,rssts chnond, Va. vn
begin the lgt day Of October l and cloes On Ne S Of
BOARD or INSTRUCTIONS.
shuns.s, Mental and Moral Science end Aasssi LAs-
Q. a.On, Natural se, len ., and a, s.:s:.'
Mons Edoaard HOudaysr, hsneh
CArloI hera, Spanish aud Italian.
Mis- Jones, IntermeiiAis EnEish
Mis- hAgrs D. Brandsr, Primary rnslisA.
Horace Chase, Piano and Organ.
Heinrich scAneder, Harp.
o:vaid Hsindeh, Painting and Drsvins.
J. ". Reeve, PsAnAn.Ap
fuEns for As sson payable half IRA o. oetoAss fsdus
Primary EnTi.h, gncladinr Vocal Ns1s ........ go
Intern edlAt< fngish Qneuding Vocal husc) ~ 70
Senior QneudinE Vocal hu'c, 500
PIANO. oS.n Guitar or cudiio. Of The Voice for hli
Pisno, organ Guitar or culvAuOa Of the Voice for one
hour le sons per sees .'''..''............... 500
Pastel or water oOiOri, cr,Jon Drawing ..... 20 90
Ornamental Branches. ..............
BOARD 81
Application pupils communications concerning
''''' THOMAS l. aALLEHER
NE announcement slOs Of 1850 81. WILDE furnished
. hooNO 4
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MAyoR's CoURr.-Ycs,eIday, Michael Needhsm, eharg
ell With .saultng Cltharine Burns, aud James Null,
charged With threatening 70 beat Martha Folks, we're
each required 70 give security TO keep the peace.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-19

THg CLrs HoUsE, at which there have been 50 many
gatherings Of the patriotic citizens Of Richmond and
were so many eloquent speeches delivered during
the recent Prei leuta campVSn, will be sold at public
auction, this morning.