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Mary E Keene, Richardson. I'm Eieksburg
Golden Age, Webbing, fin Fort Adams.
Minnesota, WhitWorib, FIN stchafaIsya.
Crosse Tee McQuoid, I'm Bayou Sara.
Florida, Ms ers, FIN Mobile.
Iafourche Dngas, fin Donadsonvle
Towhot Anglo Saxon, Duke, I'm the Pasestowed down aud
to sea The 2st Inst ship Silas GteenmRn and bark
Pepita-bfought up bark Grace Hammond and from
Quarantine alton bafks BuRnaYeniHra and Giiero and
Quarantine Station ship Herman Gortes and brig Gui-
puEcuano
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Imports.

INDIANoLA AND GAIvEsT0N-PeY steamship Magnolia
--lBo head cattle to lnbeAu Aehe-sundries order.
RIO DE JANEIRo- Per bark Grace HRmmoud5600 sacks
coiee to II " Connor Son.
AFAI.AgHIcoIAPersc hr Vim p Benson-- 4 bales cotton
! Dbl oil 70 d Meicaf AGO.
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0a Fix ship Constitution
No. / NAGKEREL-7 10 half barrels
=, 20 quarter -.
80, -. 100 kits.
No. -. 10 barrels.
-. 10 halves.
-. 20 quarters
-. =. 200 kits.
LARGE No. / MACKEREL-10 kits
=. No. . 20 barrels.
Medium No. 3 20
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:. eoNgcHAR !. Z !. {. !RAlrI.-

Essst reass 49, R0AD--SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
AAssH1 Commencing Tuesday, May |, 1880.
~ Fare and from ths Lake. day, only 25 cent?.
HF-PIt,se buy tickets 81 the office, nndIF Depot.
-pEPARTUHE or GAKs--
From the City FIom tho Lake:
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CATTLE MARKET.


JEFFERSON CITY, September 27 1860
There is short supply Hogs and in other Stock there
but moderate supply.
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Shipping gntelligtntt.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp Street,
Friday Morning, September Is, 1860

Ship senator, Coffin for Liverpool, Creeyy & Farwel
SclF,J Bradford Taylor for Pensacola 0verton Acc
Sclir Venice Hibbs for Iayaeca Wakefield q Wilbur
Schr Shepherdess, Delpt for Mobile Huntington Bro
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LEGAL NOTICES.

A11G EAA ~ " A4O4lSs
sEooSP sTsle sVccEsSso9kNS Or 5 az os
WHEREAS Daniel L. Nudge has petite
w the Court for Letters Of Gnraoshp the vacant
of the late John Osborn, deceased inteState-
Notice hereby given all whom il may concern show
within ten days why the prayer of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
BY order of the Court
GUsrAvE NOBEL Deputy Clerk.
DEuxEHE CouR pE DsTRrcTl SUCCESSION DE JOHN os
de Ia Nonvele ORLEANS. B0RN-No Ii 035.
A TTENDU que DanieI l.. Nudge pre-
n petition la Gour efe dobenir Lettfes de
Guratee la succession Vacanie de teu John Osborn de-
code ntestat-
Avis present donnd tous que celia peu
diavoir dddure dix jonrs,
quees il ne serait pas fat drot "a dite petition
seis 2i28 GUsrAvE MeREI. ptputa Gronier.
sneosP D5s5nsT OF " WILLIAM
NNHEREAs william stewart has petit
w toned the Court for Letters of DNItve iestanenary
EXecntorshp the estate OF the late William 6rau de-
Notice is hereby given 10 all whom it may concern To show
cause within ten days why the prayer of the said petitioner
should NOT I've granted.
GUsTAVE MoREI. Deputy Clerk.
DEuxnxg Goda DE DtsrRrer SUCCESSION DE WILLIAM
A TTENDU gue William stewart Il nre-
"A ptition In Gour Peaet dobtenr les Let
ESdcnteur Testamenaire DRtr la de eu
William Grant, decide
cerre dayoir deduire dix jonrs les pour
queiles il ne serait pas flit dro la iie petition.
Par ordro de la Cour
se2l Is o. GUsTAyE MoREI. psputs Greffer.
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,3saleeielp If The a:5tlMkets.

CRESCENT 0FFIcE, No. 70 CANT STREET,
Friday Morning, Sept q, 1860
COTTON The demand yesaray only moderate owing
10 the continued difficulty negotiating Exchange and the
sales reaced barely $500 bales Prices without any material
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STEAMBOATS,.
y ron MOBILE --DAILY .. S.

q
JSAtai hine-Suulner ArrantcnHnt-The spen5
did low pressure packet steamers Oregon,
Jas Nc G. Baker, master, Florida, A. H. Myers ntstct,
California, j. Hopkins MASTER built expressly for the
Lake trade with superior accommodations win make trips and
landings follows unless prevented by bad weather. high
low water OF fuel accident 70 boat machinery
Leaving the Lake and Of the FopchArtrap Railroad DAILY
the arrival of the Il o'clock Nj. Mobile
+. GEDDEs. agent,
ty6 If oi afavisr street
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suERInN,s SALES


Sixth DISTRICT G0URF} CITY OF NEW ORLEANS V.
DY VIRTUE of IA writ ofseizure and sale
ID directed by the Honorable the sixth District Court
Orleans, the a6ova entitled viii proceed 10
sell public aueton at the City Hotel Common street. he
tween Camp Magazine TBESESAY- October
30 1860 u O'clock M the following described property
4 CERTAIN PORTION ar GROUND, in the Foulh Dis.
ic dis city in the square bounded W Harmony ST. David
Upper and St Andrew The said portion OF
ground having front OF 100 feet inch and lines S. An
drew street $50 feet front Harmony street aud running
through Upper Line street on which las Ike trout Of 5
feet.
Seized in the above suit
TER3iS--Cash on the spot. : :
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
sixrENE CouR DE nfsTRtor1I.A VILE DE La NILE
Ns - Y0RK.-No.s582
I'm VERTU dun writ de saisie ct yente
IA moi adressa par Honorable SXieme Cour de District
de la Nougelle Orleans aaire cidtssus R proeedera lie
MARDI doctobre 1860, midi, PHotel de la Ct rue
de Ia Commune cells DIN Camp ct DIES Magasins Ia
vente pubque adjudication de la prop6 don't suit ia DIES
cription- - -
District Vile dams e borne parties Harmony st
David Upper Line et In e portion Dc ayan
400 p4ds ponce gnes de face Ia St Andre, Ia
pieis de face Harmony dams Ia pr0lendeu
usqn' Ia Upper Line aqptle ellie une facade de l5t
pie5s.
CoNpITI0NS-Gonlptant Rt moment de rehabilitation.
Il. I. PARKER,
se2s o1 shaLif Ia Paroisse d, orItans:
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GoilsIgnceS.

MoBTLF-Per steamer Florda9 bales Bradley VII
&eol7 gins 10 bales mdse D Pratt do II Holmesl
hxs tobacco Pratt McKenEie-Sindries 10 order.
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nuACHTTA RIYER.

Leaves on FRIDAY Sept. %, ct 5 p NJ
FOR OUACHITA RINER-T H r
Fg new light draught fast running passenger packet
No. 3seamer drawing only IA inches Red Chief
No. z, j. c. shute, master, will positively leave
as Above for Hsrrsonburg Trinity and all Intermediate land
ngs on 0nacha and Black rivers For freight passage
ply beard.
burg. .
ing and Smmsport.
vIRGINIUs. C. DENTZEL,
se2T Advertising agent.
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JOSEPH Fl. & I. N. MARKS.
NEW GOODS: ..:,.............NEW GOODS
NOW LANDING AND FOR SALE
JOSEPH II. 6 T. N. ma RKS
Nos. 4s. As and a New Leree street.

-Ex ship Golden Eagle
DRY CANTON GINGER-I2 cases. -
W0LFF's sCHNAPPS--l0O cases.
BRAZIL MUSIC barrels. ..0=
GERMAN CIGARS-2O0, 900.
CALLS ASS'D SMOKING TOBACCO-l25 cases.
SHIFTED SUMATRA PEPPER-lO0 bags.
NUTMEGS, No. 800 pounds.
TEA-Imperal oolong and Young Hyson-20O Y chests
osWEGo sTARGH-5O boxes.
JAVA CoFFEE-2O0 pockets.
CHAMPAGNE cInER-lOO cases.
ALE AND PoRTER-in cases-2O0 cases.
SICILY ALMoSDs-20 barrels.
IyICA =. 50
CANTON GINGER-5O cases.
FILBERTS-l0 barrels.
BRANDY PEAGHEs-25 boxes.
PINE APPLES Pint Bottles--25 cases. z..5.4
PICKLES-Assorted shes-200 cases.
OLIVE OIL In Gases, quarts and pints-1G0 boxes.
Fix ship Constitution aMu
No / NAoKEREL- 70 half barrels
=, 20 quarter -.
~. 80. 100 kits.
No.a 10 barrels.
10 halves.
20 quarters.
200 kits.
LARGE No. i MAcKEREL-10 kits.
No. 20 barrels.
Medium No. 8 20
.@ Elk schooner Mary Clinton
BRooMs-Assorted qualities--2OO dozen
CHURNS-Assorted sizes-50 cases.
CEDAR TUBs-20 nests.
COCOA DTPPERs-50 dozen.
IRoN-BOEND TUBS-21 dozen.
HORSE BUCKETs-25 dozen.
BRAss-BoUND PAILs-2D dozen.
O. D. CLASSROOM.
TeBACGo-Assorted knds-l5O boxes.
To arrive per Slip Villa Francs-
CRUSHED sGGAR-lso barrels.
POWDERED 50
LOAF 20 boxes,
TO arrive per steamships Arizona and Phiadelphia-
CRUSHED suGAR-lOo barrels.
POWDERED !. 80 =, VS.
LOAF Is boxes,
Tx ship Mary
TEA-lmperia Gmpowder, Young Hy mud ooolong
Assorted packages, loose and in tinsel
WELL BuCKETs-30 dozen.
SAGo-20 cases
TABLE FRUIT-Kemp ( Goa cases assorted.
PIE Is boxes.
ASSORTED JELLIEs .. 20 boxes.
Do. PRESERVES -. Is boxes.
PINEAPPLE, in Gang i. 80 dozen.
EGG PLUMS :. 20 dozen.
PICKLES, ass'd pkgs loo dozen.
YEAST PoWpERS-2o cases
MATcaEs-Clarke & Iacour,s--5o cases.
WOOD BOTTLES i and 2 galloll--loo dozen
W, 1r75 WIG ,,-,h,za.a.,, ,,s.. -,
Observation-Disclosures Thomas Coo doz
BRo03ls-Assorted knds-50 dozen.
Xxx ship Columbia
COnFISH-200a quarter boxes
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Regular FRIDAY Packet for Vickshurg and The Bcnds
FOR EGGS POINT, LAKE WASH.
Sssy s ingtoh, Grand Lake Carolina Landing, ashton,
NSkpwiths Landing, Lake Providence Goodrich
Landing. Mihken's Bend Duckport, Vcksbrg
Marrenton New Carthage Grand Cult st. Joseph Rodney,
Waterproof NGchez Fort Adams Red River Landing Tunea
MoFganhl Point Coupee Bayou Sara. Port Hudson Baton
Rouge Plaquemins DsUaldsonye and ali intermediate land
inesIhe and elegant passenger packet Mary
heene, Capt. W B. Richardson will her trips
FRIDAY September H. and leave regularly above every
FRIDAY, at z. NJ, throughout the For freight
D. R. CARROLb& CO.,
sel2tf Agents. So Caronielet street
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LOWER MIss1s sIPP1.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at 5 P M
Regular Weekly WEDNESDAY ycssbnrE ard Bend Parket
FOR DEER CREEK, EGGS
~ ~ Point, Lake Washington Grand Lake, Carolina
lassans Landing, Skipwh's Landing. Lake Providence
sszsEs4 GamInaek'B Landing MillikelH Bend Vcksbnts
Wauenton Carthage, ST, Joseph, Grand Gulf Rodney
Natehez Red River Landing and Bayou SaFaThe
nfceut and swift running passenger packet steamer James
Battle j. Estis master viii leave above will land
Coast passengers Fo. freight passage apply board
VIRGINIUS U. UEETZEL,
su3l Advortisine Agent
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I
Steam Tran from the Lake 10 the tity week days.
The Sear Train will stop GENTLY Station when notified
except, however, mail trips Fare u cents each way
conductors mast have timely notice to slip.
Sunday Arrangement
On Sundays the Steam Train will lekve ths city ut O'Clock
Az NJ, in lien Of the Horse Car.
The will The city Sundays every holr
from 10 NJ. until 10 p NJ
The will speEai trips from tho Lake
ct night whenever required tho Conductor must however
GeiYe due notice.
omnbnsses Canal for The Depot every Ave
uteE.
rPassengers earnestly requested procure their tick
office, the Depot; Checks, tiekets
will be handed them on the
myl q PANTlEIsY Superintendent
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TO arrive per steamships Arizona and Philadelphia
CRUSHED suGAR-lOO barrels
POWDERED 80 =. g.
LOAF :. Is boxes.
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~ FIX schooner Mary Clinton
BRooMs-Assorted qualities-2OO DOZEN
CHURNs-Assorteds izes-5o cases.
CEDAR TUBs-20 nests.
COCOA DTPPERS-50 dozen.
=IRoN-BOEND TUBS-29 dozen. =-
HORSE BUCKETs-25 dozen.
BRAss-BoUND PAILs-2D dozen.
q. D. GAPs-500, 0)0
=TeBACCo-Assorted kindB-l5O boxes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-27
Later from Europe.

HALIFAX, March 23.-Thc steamship Cuuada, arrived to.
day, bringing Liverpool dates 10 the 10Th inst.
In the House of Lords the Duke OF Newcastle said that
tie dispatches laid before Parliament touching the Savoy
question, contained everything Important that had tran
spired. Mr.. kipglakes motion for Il commission protesting
a.aius; the annie Ration OF Savoy WAS postponed at the re-
quest Of Lord Russell. No more floating BATTERIES, are 10
be constructed ia England. They were completely riddled
by the Armstrong guns. Additional duties on rice went In.
20 effect on The .th VI Mhrch.
The Western Powers have promised assistance 10 the
Porte In maintaining its rights in Servia and the Dabublan
p,jpcipailirs, in Case an armed Intervention occurs.
A large minist -rial majority Is In favor Of tie CONNER
claI treaty with France.
The savoy question Is :le mos; prominent topic. Sardinia
h, Consented to the Inhabitants voting on the subject
Lord Russell has stated tina: Austria and Russia concurred
IL the views Of England. Prussia has not replied.
The House o: CUiumons has voted 10 address the Crown
on approving the French treaty, but the amendments were
rejected uy Ii large majority. II Is reported that since Sar-
DINA has rejected NapOleOns programme Tor Italy. the
French troops received orders 10 be ready to march Ut the
trst notice, and the evacuation Of Lombardy, and their
return 10 FraLre, are threatened.
Th. Bank Q; France has gained four and d half millions
Of francs, in specie. during the past; moth. The Gourse
was "a. Rents closed II 6sf., .3c.
LvEsPooL, March ln-Co,ton has declined S-princi.
paliy Oh mid Hing anh lower qualities: closing dull. bread-
s,uGs are dull. Provisions are unchanged. Coasols !l;. L
9tE. Money Is more stringent.
Inc sales of cotton for the week ending the 10th March,
amounted 10 IL .Uup bales. The market closed dull, with n
declins OF onc.ei.l,h peace, chiefly in ~middlius and lower
qualities. The stock in por; amounts 10 SSV,p0u bales, In
cluding t9G, 900 Of American. Flour is very dull a. :3sa
..,. Mhea, is very dull; red Is. I'D. aloS. ID, white los. Cd.
aIss. Corn dull; yellow SIS. sd.a$3s. I'd. New Pork dull
old aru, owing TO shipments IN Nav York. Beef quiet,
with 10 disposition to press sales. liaeoa aud lard are
Resin duh Il, Il. Sdai,. I'd. .Turpcntiue dull and slightly
low cr. a. - La3Us,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-27
MISCELLANEOUS


1I.rv,,ud Democratic State convention.
r. y,wan. March s3.-The Convention iael in This cily,
.,an,Int,., v,,t rlay. The Committee on Resolutions
To- day reported "A series Of resolutions, the substance OF
which i as follows
49, STATE arc mos; vitality interested in the protection OF
slavr proprrty and u t.ithful observance OF all the suaran,
,-,, q; the Federal Constitution, aud denounce rs WICKED
anL reasonable all attempts by the Northern people 10 re-
cu,n,e, or invade, or by discussion, agitation, or otherwise
to Interfere with The domestic institutions oi any STATE or
Territory.
2nd. ina, We pledge ourselves 10 unite with our South
ern brethren in asserting aud In the maintenance OF our
Institutions and rights, al every hazard and 10 the last ex-
trertity.
Srh. That We 10 iaNaluILy auneEe " .Hr poatiea' Vfiu'
cipirs of the Nationn! Convention Of i>1u, IA the peinoera-
.;h. Tha, We stand upon the policy Of non.ln,errention
by Cunyrrss with the Institution OF slavery In The Terri
tories, rs approved by the Convention Of ls5t, and that,
whu., We decltr. il 20 BE- our opinion that n-l;h.r Congress
nor the people Of IL Territory, organized or unorSAHiLeu,
!njure the institutions of slavery or the right OF holding
Slaves, We hereby declare such right Is more properly re-
frrablr 10 judicial constructions; and that the adjudication
Of the supreme Court upon such 4 question Is maj and
biudinr upon eacl. membc- OF the Democratic party, and
will more certainly couducr to public peace than amy form
OF legislative Intervention.
;;h. That perfect freedom Of opinion upon all questions
ought to be enjoyed by every member Of the party, and all
differences tolerated until the Democratic Conrehtlon or
Supreme Ccur, Of the CIited States shall settle the issue,
when i, becomes IN Imperative duty to yield unqualified
adhesion.
Oh. That We approve The general policy OF the present
national administration.
ith. Tia; We pledge our support 10 inc noE'nee " a
Charleston Convention. ,
ALI the resolutions were unanimously adopted. Several
addresses were made councilinS harmony and moderation,
and urging the importance OF contributing to The selection
Of ,ucl, n nomiue., Il: Charleston, rs will ensure success
next fall, MS the only means vi meeting Tile disastrous con-
.ruueucrs which now threaten the Union.
The Convention proceeded ii ballot for delegates for the
State AT large, TIE following named gentlemen We're elect.
ed - represent the State in the Charleston Convention
John Co;u,rr, wm. I. Hamilton, Lewis Nollord, John L.
Emery. The election Was made unanimous. +. Lewis Lowe
Ind Jas. L. Martin were Then chosen, by reclamation, elec.
tor, tor the STATE al large. The delegates are ~unpledged,
but Ar. generally considered anti-Douglas. Much cn.hu.
s!asin prevailed in the Convention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-27

The TRIAL OF LANn-This case Is incrcas-
ing IN interest. The greater part Of the wit-
ncsscs for the Commonwealth have been en-
amined and the testimony vii! probably DC
closed to-day. The argument will, in all pro,
liability, commence on Monday. 1t is expec-
ted that the case will occupy the Court the
whole of next week. Mr.. Wise will probably
address the Court on Wednesday and Thurs
day.
We had been misinformed with regard to the
statement tina. Land had plead guilty.
y large number Of person from the city and
various sections of Norfolk and Princess Anne
counties are in attendance, and during the
progress Of the trial the Court House is dcnSely
crowded. Excellent order and decorum are
preserved and at times intense interest is mani
tested by all prescnt.-1 Nort1k .Argus, .Mrch
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-27
From, WASHINGTON CITY.

WASHINGTON, March 23.-The following call will he pub.
l,.hvl tomorrow: The members o. the Democratic Ma.
iiouaI Committee are requested to meet in Washington on
Thur.Iay, April 9TH, for consultation on important insi-
tess. a fun and prompt uttrndancr Is desired. The cal!
Is signed hy b. a. Smnlly, Chairman; J. II. George, e. l..
valiludi CHAM and Julius llcsee, Secretaries. Six or eight
members o! The Committee have already arrived
here. 1t il understood that no change viii proba-
biy be made Us to the place Of meeting, hut II is thought
that the important meeting Of the Committee Is called TO-
ge,her 10 satisfy public opiuiot, aud in the hope that the
grievances complained Of n: Charleston may be abated.-
I'll. c!aruor for the changc continues undated, and there is
some talk among Individual drlegstes nov here, or an inio.-
NAL cali upon the several State delegates to confer with the
National Committee on The suhieet.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-27
Fourth Congressional District Convention


Eourtn Conversational District Convention.
The delegates to the Fourth Congressional
! Convention met nj Earimvillr. on tue 23d inst.
and proccrlc5 to organize hy The appointment
OF I. T. rrcdway, Esq, of Prince Edward,
Chairman. DR.. Morris, Mr.. WOOD, Thomas
Kirkpatrick. Secretaries.
Vim. &. Flournoy novel that q committee
composed Of one delegate from each county be
app1inled 10 prcparc business for the meeting.
| The crmmittcc returned in :: short tlle, and.
through their Chairman. Mr.. Flournoy, the
rules of the IIonse Of Delegates. as far is ap-
plicable, were adopted for the rule Of the Con-
%vcn,ion. Nominations We're made for Dele
gates 10 the Charleston Convention: Where
upon, Judge Daniel \. Wilson and Robert II.
Glass of Lvnclbur-, VIM. II. Perkins and Col.
+. W. HUBBARD of Buckingham, were PIT in
nomination. The Convention proceeded 10
ballot. and elected Col. llulard and Robert
H.. Glass, delegates. Thomas 5. Bocack Of
Appo,nattox, and Mr.. Wnrsl,aln of Prince Ed
ward were appointed alternatcs; all Hunter
men. Each candidate for delegate was
called upon to give his views upon the
claims OF, and ability Of each Of the various
Democratic a~spirants Tor the nomination Of the
Charleston Convention. Colonel HUBBARD en-
pressed himself in favor Of Nj. Hunter III pre-
ference to any other man spoken Of, but would
Weld 10 the support Of any good Democrat that
the Charleston Convention should see proper
to nominate. Mr.. Glass p~rclcrlc! Mr.. Hunter
TO any one else, but would cndeavo" 10 have Il
Southern mar, if possible; if not. any good
and true Democrat, 50 as to beat the Black Re
publiclns. Judge Wilson had no hesitation i'll
expressing. his decided preference for the Hon.
! Henry \. Wise. lie Went into Il resume III
Gov. WiSc'S pas, career, showing the necessity
OF such Il man for the times, IL rcbriEc lana-
tacis,n, and stop the mad career Of the lead
crS of the Black Republican party. lie
went into - review of the ilalpcrS Ferry
affair, and u~uluglScd Gov. Wise for his prompt
ness in uutting down the .l"hn Brown rad,
thereby showing his loyalty 10 the South in
her time Of danger. Virginia owes him Il debt
of gratitude for his ininlnitahlc efforts to crush
out know-N nthinglsm. which he so successfully
accomplished; yet he would Schmi, 10 the will
Of the people, aud was willing 10 abide the IS
sue.
Mr.. Perkins being called upon. responded in
Il few brief remarks. showing his decided pre-
ference for Gov. Wise. and wanted 10 STE linn
elected 10 the Presidential Chan.
Col. Samuel Z. Anderson, al old veteran OF
the Democratic party, being now about 81
wears old. being called for, responded Ill Il
lengthy, yet interesting resume of the Demo
cratic party since 1897. lie WAS in favor of
every nln speaking his sentiments. 81 prefer
encc for the man Of his chaicc for his part he
preferred GOV. Wise 10 any other MIN, and
would like To see him President, - that he
might have 4 chance 10 rcbukc the foolish IA.
na,ics that arc sowing tho seeds Of di>cortl ana
striving Ia cngcndcr Ill will between Tie North
and South.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-27
Later from California, &c.

NV YnnE, March 2i.-rhe steamer Baltic, from Aspin-
wall. with California da:e, 10 the 5;h arrived here to-day
sa- util.S }>.j.Uuu in .prcir. The small shipment Is caused
by t- lli, investments in the Washo= mines. The ships
ltoAuoRe, sabine and l:vlrf are IL Aspinwa!l. y tire occurred
d, Sacramento 1l the 9Th last. Tie loss Is SO 100. The
Democratic state Convention the, at oregon and elected
delegates To the Charleston Convention.
Gea Burrias has been elected President; Of Nicaragua.
The revolution in Costa lticu, Ia favor oi Ex-r.es.dcnt
Mora, has been suppressed.
Peru is on the eve OF war. II Is reported that Presidsn;
Castillo was about 20 n,ovs the entire expedition agaiRs,
Bolivia.
Eighty ships were loading a, the chi@,.a Islands, and
Others daily expected TO arrive.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-27
Later from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, March 23.-Trra Cruz dates 10 che llih
have been received here. MiraIaon bombarded the city OF
Vera Crus OH IT,. 18th Instant, doing little damage. \ &c.
,aci,,neu: vi Miramon's troops, from Alrarado, we're At
tackled and completely routed by the Liberals. a dag oi
truce was sent 10 Juarrs, which resulted In the suspension
O, !osuli,i.s A military Congress, composed OF the chiefs
of the two armies sud the representatives, OF foreign gov
eramrn,s mel the same evening. The result Is unAnown.-
1t IS reported that Miramon has abandoned the siege, de-
serted the army and taken refuge on board OF the french
1.et. M;ramvn'. communication With the Interior was entire
~ cut OF. THE city Of Mexico has pronounced against hin,
and tnr army was deserving.
TAMPicu, March ll.-Grneral Cara returned to-day and
resumed The government Of the city. Ansirs sse !quiet.-
The American Marines are still there.
YrcArAS, March 1.-The excitement about the cessicn
o. the leland still continues.