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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-27
Arrival in Now York of tho Murderer of
the Crow of the A L Johnson.

NV YoRK. March 2I.--The officers with Hicks
IN custody, arrived here this nitrrnoon. He il
very cool in his dcmcanor. and rlculrs the IDEA
Ut being charged with murder but refuses to give
any particulars Of the abandonment. # the ila,cd
sloop.
silver watch and couple of money bags.
f,und in tho possession OF the prisoner hnyo been
identified rs the property Of Capt. Burr.
The news OF the capture Of the prisoner spread
rapidly oil over tho city. and WAS received with
feelings OF much copgtatulation.
Captain Burr, hs lar as has been ascerained
had 100 with him. OF this sum $500 was lur.
nishnd by Messrs Barnes y summons. oyster
dealers. OF koyport, N. j aud the rcmainlrr
was his private funds lie was exceedingly care
less rbout his money. II was his custom to take
only silver aud gold coin with him, the oyster
phantom of Virginia having dstrust Of North.
ern l ank issues. His stock Of specie he took
pains to lock up. hut left it usually lying exposed
npur, his desk. Sins Howell. who. with Captain
Burr, was joint owner of the slnnp. and who is
now in this CITY says thnt he often expostulu'ol
with the captain IN account Of ms careessnc,s IN
exposing his money. Mrs. Burr. wife of the late
captain, is snid to be seriously i'll from anxiety IN
regard to her husbands fate.
The wife of Hicks is said to he n veny resrccta.
ole young woman, ard, with cldld months
"inge, lived in great poverty at No. leg &c lar ST.
on searching the room lately occupied by them
heir marriage certificate was found Il WA on
closed in u neat gilt frame. and showed that VII.
linn johnson, tho prisoner. bud married Ma,
ny Bunting in Albany IN ISL. Attached ~
II are the minister's name aud those of two wat
nesses. one female also named BUNTING. and
probably the mother or sister If the unfortunate
wife.
The question now is. "Who has jurisdiction
over this case?" Was it committed on tho high
seas, or within the Jurisdiction of New lolk.
Kings or Richmond county? Besides. can the
murderer be tried for the hi sh crime without re-
GOV ering one of the budic>? Wlth,ut this. soluc
say, there is no legal evidence of murder. howcy-
er strong the moral certainty # the guilt al John
s'n may he The district attorney, however
aims. that 1t Is not necessary that one OF the
b Gies snoud ho found
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-27

Frnr N Fonr MAINE Fort Wayne, Ia. March
- A fire Mt 6 o'clock ths mcrning entire des-
tr.Nci the Times building, containing TIL, Office
and stock Of the Daily Times, the lndi III Free
Mason; the clothing store OF }. q. Them ~ Bro,
and other occupants. Loss over $4,000. rhiem
4 Fro. are insured for 81 100.
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From Rev. DIR. ROSSer

n SS- EDITOR OF HE CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE
~ sEMrLis lnfAILlBlr RAki>G PowpkR-AH persons
nav I iGil, sweet and wholesome loaf nd biscuits buiIr
d "ch"heh cakes, purchase this pow der with cont
"ec he materials are pericc' harmless and more nas.
am hah soda Saii. ratG Nc. No fear san. I,e1d The
u' {" WI make lhe highest. sweetest, bread in the ,or>.
ls>'r ie save Tine labor, and expense; and never dis
.il'N' 'c accom- an! a- simple directions are observed.
nsHts, II Is hiIiae urea IN N-i,a. no invention IT
laA,"i J2hh W; Gafirl, manufacturer and sole rrori-
''h "ihpli Va We hIuw him, aul have ;r. IT, and re-
comment II Ia lac best We e'rr tried. Gel aud mind the dl
- - feb Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-27
Mississinpi Land for Sale

N1ISSISSII]IJI jttIlU lot Sue.
$50 Sill ED sixteen mile Sauh- West OF City
TfS Holly springs. aud five Mississippi
'--s-, rnIra Railroad, Marshall county, Miss containing
1910 AcrrS 40 clear between 2n aud 3Ut which sur.
ltr Nnilcy whlcn produced bale Of Cotton
lNl said plantation is Susceptible Of into
raj tracts j. aundint supplied pare.
'tr ana Is MS healthy rs the nipuniains "i irglnia
For further particulars So The premises address,
ID. D.sANDEESUS.
NH g-dSm Wynit T. IT, Miss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-27

MEErING OF TIE DrubcRATtc NATIONAL CON-
MlIrrr.--W Washington March 45.--Ac call has been
issued hy the membersof The Dem cratic Ma tiual
Committee, for meeting al that body in III s,ity
on Thursday, tie 5th II April, for 'conaul ainn
on important business The cal! is sii. ~ by
Gen. Smnley the chairman.
SIX eight members oi the committee ere al.
ready Ia the city. Il understood that n" c1un.r
viii probably be made NJ t the place Of a,ldins
The convention, but II was thought impor All that
the committee should b. called together IN uldcf
Ia satisfy public opinion. and in the hope II at the
grievance, complained oi at Charleston may he
nhat,d. The camor fer n change, howe We. con-
tuuc, unnhaiod from dill,ren, sections. II ere il
suuc talk among iniivldnal delegates here.
81 IN I,i1rmal call upon the several sta,e uergn-
t"ns t, confer nj the same time with the All on.
al committee on the subject.
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. y W AR u!

. y w \ Il II
s. THE AMilItA An WATCH MANCFACrj REFS
"a have been siyailY ihlltafiag una their Watches
N "a, since TIE csi"h;is!t,t pissed into Tia hands q. lin.
asnS present energetic proprietor They lust com
icicl superior PATTERN Mc lna, be regarded IL grl
adv upon i!Hs made t eriu,u bh a. Ia,
appearance" and accurate lime htvnng.
specimen OF Ih~ urM ana. Improve AMERICAN Wi:EU
ne seen in the ifsi exhibited in Has civ
Al who feel any Interest these arr III, led 10 call
an cNainiuc. We viii take pleasure sh wing them
SIN EbIIIDHN II CLIFF
S.-Wc have just received an invoice at American ich-
a., in silver Cases, direct. INN 2.l = ~ r.
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Arrival of the steamer Baltic from caiiror-


Nta Yoas March ai-fae s'ea.nof Baltic NJ
rl,ed ibis af.ano.n ffam spinwaii, bringing Cali
, fJrnia dates to the 5ih instant aud So9o'ouV III
( specie.
I The shipment. Of treasure had been unusually
small. owing To the very large investments being
! made in the washie Silver Mines.
! The Z. s. frgate Roanoke aud Sabine ana ftore
| ,hip relief were Mt Aspinwal.
The principal consignees the specie list OF the
Baltic arc ~ follows --Mcssrs. Wells. Fargo. q
Co. sligo 900: American Exchange Bank Sl2oOo
| A. Belmont Sli6.0Oo: F. Kelley Il Co.. G6,no;
Jnmes Paierick So, 900 W. $. Coleman $32oOo;
X. Paterck S2s oO0, " Sellgman & Co., Sil,'
600 Taafe, Mccahill { Co.. $4,000: ii. Cohen
a Co., SIS, 900; Freeman 4 Co, $1,000.
Tho steamer Cortez. with the mails, was to leave
few hours after the Golden Gate.
A RI her destructive fire occurred at Sacrcmehtp
on the An We.fon's brick building OCCUPIED
lay A. Scarles ms carriage shop; Tolls brick sta
bic. and the old country court buildings, when
wa hong fitted up as hotel. was burnt Loss
100000
The Oregon democratic State convention had
elected delegates 10 the Chnrl, ston convenii"n,
ard the republican State committee had appointed
delegates to the Chicago convention.
Lieutenant Mullan's wagon road expedition had
gone into winter quarters. Tae road had b'ch
completed to a point three hundred miles from
Fort WalIa- Waa, aud was expected to be finish
ed - Fort Benton bv the Fall.
The steamer Ariel, with the mails from New
York, arrived mt A~pinwal on The afternoon oil
lie 18th
General Bnrrios has been elected President d
the Republic OF San Salvador.
The Nicarngnnn government has approved the
contract with Me>sls. Cro,kcry a. Co., and has
cunsnkcd II special Session # Congrr r. TO ratliy It,
The revolution in Costa Rlca in favor OF ex'
President Mora, has been suppressed
The news from Chill is nnineresti ng
Peru appears Ia he On the eye of war. 1t was
reported that Pre-, ident Castillo was about to
march against Bolivia With his entire expedition
Nothing further bad l"cn discover ed c"ncern-
ing the murder .of Capt. Lambert, of tho British
ship Vixen.
Eighty ships were loading Mt the Ehincha Is.
lnni- and others were daily expected.
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nS A. LII. oEu w. Ro, kk. l. oTEi TAI
LEE. ROCKE & TAYLOR.

LEE, ROOKIE g. TAYLOR.
YHoLEsALEA AND RETAIL GEOCEEs COMMISSION
W tND foE% ABIDING MERCHANTS, al the cd stand
OF LIZ o. Co. Su 100 Main Street, Iynthhrg, vi.
VIII pan particular ard prompt attention 10 the sale {" II
EitfD, HHE1I. tOHN. IA cos, LiRD, BtI7ER. fEI.
raj produce merchandise in hand for salt,
md ca5 when required; attend promptly ID
gapl- 10 Ia forwarded have always hand
nnl we'll scctcl stock oi groceries, Imported aud onrse
liqup $, u ne, A.. A.. nh -
L [. E e. A Mt s PRING GOODS
JOHN Il. DAVIS e. CO.
No. lo2 Main Street, Lynchburg, VI,
Il ~ in sture CON piric stock of the st,,
of Fll,ElGS and DOMESTIC DRY GDpiiS. 10 Mhioi
Ihrs oi cash short time hus Itslf
gn marked nj very low prices, To- attract easi, esoH,ss
among which vii he found:
Elegant Driss silks ana Eubca,
Beautiful BrrBgc and DrgHnd"s.
B,rHge aud oigand, Robes from 10 o Fiounces
t,rrhHtnr Euhe-, sert rch
froaeil lar,,les and BfIiIHnls,
gre Naris al ,'tpd, tor street and Travelling bfcsst'
lufzr Iorlin bi tr above goods purchased nj the
irg sales orb, VIII he sold below
transportation,
lfnlinnds ~tk-, cheap.
Inihfrtli aud I.ne'-, very handsome.
lstli Trench l.trr Minlrs,
i.lti Black ill and Mourning Nantes,
HIP skirts and G.lirs, very cheap,
lahkerc"i7, Gloves Hosiery Of c,CrA description.
lush Linens Nhr"iIngs and ShriugA
bamn-k Napkins Day and I owpi-,
Hack aud scotch Diaper Crash aud other rn"eng.
Linen nuck l'uraps aud Drills for plantation,
Alsn u lnr,e stock OF PLAIN aud Plaid osnaburgs,
liratA rhe,tihg, u. 10 I, u 4,
ll..A3 shrtng, i /, l, "a,
Cloth, ta.s,rnctc. and Nc,.ngs in great variety.
Also iartc >t,rk al
,arletm.s Floor on Cloths, Rugs. Mating Ne,
Winch buyers purchasing,
elsewhere. sti! l,i assured that the! sell cm cheaf
nh 2bt- j. 7. ID. y "a.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-27

Val Eiaagan & McKeone's
ORIENTAL DETERSIyE SOAP!
NJ Found OF his celebrated Washing soaJ, will go far
rs ihiee Pounds of Common Rosa Soap II hall
me time anu labor clothes need boiling rubbing
washoar and Is warranted give entire satisfaction,
the money will be refunded =
40. VAN liAAGAN &c Mex ZONES
80 SuAp Tor seripbing and Rough Mushing "EXfRA
I'LL, ana hhMltAL OLIVE SOAP, Tor general house
use are superior to any ether similar soaps made in t. :
NH be found lower than those any oa!cr Man
uia"iur'rs in the country. .---.-T
Sole Agents THAN x AlcKEONE
No y and "a south Wharves,
uNh tz-n&cim ~ G. 6 co. PhihdelplIia. Pa .
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COMMERCIAL
Ii1tgBIR6 NiRk EIs,
EEFss7fD ~
A. B. RUCKER,
COMMERCIAL
RoDU q T. B u . * l. II,

.z-Te.e quotations. /, will be understood represent whole
sale prizes generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-27

LiAillBi RG FIRE. LIFE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPA Ny.
'sNS Company w Of the above uai Ie on fl,o-
i rahlc terms.
". specially invite the attention shippers Produce to
our Marine Iisks.
DIRECTORS:
SAM'l Nice aKKLE, nru at Mc,urhIc 4 Co..
\. Il. Rroh ER. COMMISSION Merchant
II. -. SeIraoIFfrtp hrn Of Schou!Acid 4 L, urn sr
doiiss iANGIutNr. firm at Ian yhurnc n oil Msfk-S
i. I. SLAUGHTER hru of Garland, Slauchte IL 10
-. ". BrKTaS. tHparrp Manu- urer
i. H. SoNtlN, nriu of NuWin " Murrru.
JOHN u. LAhGllOR We, Pse-seni.
4. II. IVY Secretary.
- ---- Medical Examiner gnA II
fIne BranoleS and w ines
NJ hlNo the follow ing h,vly approved ,u. TT An
w DIS ana WINE :, all OF winch recessnel,l as
being pUrc 8rlti,s:
"rl ,irnaess! "ndon Dock Brandy, Vintage 1914.
fht Brah'., "taSu"n ~ COZ 1850 as& s.ss.
ptard B."
kucaele E" I'D
" se-notte BraniN, /, IN
- iaske Landry! Grape Leaf Champagne Win , in rsAs us
10 II. PIPER cos lici,syk -
- Gases Prince Imperial
Aso Pnie Madeira sherry Port and Sicily Ms ,era ML,1.
the latter trerG tgag h1rocrn fnr cooking aud cliics
LEE ROtkL ~ TAYLOR.
nm - M. in) N trrts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-27

UT EtCElSED-A suppl, Of sEMrLE's INFALIIBI Il
bAhiNG POWDER. nom the factory of John W Garlic L.
'e proprietor, Rchmund, aud sale the trade at
manufacturer, prices lnh ~ IliBN Il SAUNDERS.
Nollt GA meeting oi the Executive Commit. ce Of TIN,
~ Agricultural Society viii he held, at their Office ON " 3D.
h's'la! eN ouln-, the 2sh ins,., at / O'Clock r. NJ
mh - Ct ,IFX N, my a n s,.,,.,
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CANDIDATES FOR oFPIoE.
For Constable

N.Y. WI r.rauaafs#i =, anssanee 'o NM. H..
Ds~% B.OWN canIriais tH fe.eistitn h 'ht once
III H.
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10 HoGsEEApS JAMAICA RUN. high favored. for .olc
~! LIZ, ROCHE n TAYLOR,
Alai,~
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Attention Home Guard!

~ Assemble nj the ArusM!. for drill, TUESDAY event ag
IE 't i"ooek puncuas in fatigue Dress dark pats and
Wv ross belts.
w l,y order of the CAPTAIN
" NH >upr>,,, ,,,,,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-27

Paper Hangings.
HAN l. in sort, aud receiving nV Of Tho h,s, ,s
menls OF WALL fAPfI AND BORDERS ever brou,I
T. lnclbutg Persons III wilt nnd ii 10 their ady anita
u tNHh' the stock Pretty Chamber Patterns AT 10 and Is
t itlty 'hambr Patterns azp, only 20 cents: Par
il' a. !os - % Gents, also, Hail and Ceiling Papers at m
prices. n q Nitrr,,p ''
mil ~ 'oN
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-. DE- NUM- LNUKItE,
= CASES abe Rosa stick iicorce for sale; TO arrive
nm ~ LIE ROC RE & TAYLOR.
| | MrEEs MAGAZINE fon ArElL, at
81 "NREEDs BOOK STORE
"a" /" 8 Nam Street
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-, W., are authorized To announce OILS o. THORN
.71T-~,,,,y fmh = dtdeF
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-09-28

BeA- Haynes, in the Warehouse, on Tuesday, gave
t,c few negroes who wpss seasersA kSs4nd a pretty
vivid idea Of how they might, in the dead hour of
night murder theirmastersj and shareholders stood
by and shoutedvocierously as be painted the scene
of butchery to which their slaves thus melted
1t is sufficient apology to say that he was only
pointing out the effects Of Republican policy; such
remarks oughtnot to be tolerated in slave-holding
community, nor ought they TO be made by dis
unionst whose policy will lead as certainly to such
results as will that Of the Republicans. It is just
such speeches as that made by Haynes which
prompts negroes to fly to free States stirs up insub-
ordination and suggests murder, and one such man,
applauded by his party, does more mischief than a
thousand Black Republicans. Had Northern man
made a speech here, he would have been lynch
ed; but, as a locofoco, OF the disunion, Southern
stripe, the very victims of his criminal policy werC
his noisiest admirers.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-09-28

"Justice is out again in the Jeersonion, in what
purports to be reply to article upon the action
of the Tennessee delegates in the Charleston Con-
venton, on the Cincinnati platform; but as he fails
to produce the record to disprove our statements,
there is no longer an issue between us. To cover
his retreat and bolster his credit "Justice" pro-
poses to donate the Bell Club certain sums of mon
ey on condition that we prove certain things by the
record. Suffice it to say that have already pub
lished that record, and since Justice" will not
ceive it as evidence of ITSELF and he is to be sole
Judge in his own case, it is very clear that the mon
ey is safe in his pocket II, however, he viii leav,
the decision to honorable and impartial arbiters W,
will prove by the record 70 the satisfaction of suct
arbiters, every statement we made in reference t.
the Tennessee delegates and the Cincinnati plat
form-statements which "Justice" meets will
empty assertions, and no show of proof
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-09-28

re- The day of the Presidential election is now
near at hand, and every Union man should ask
himself whether he has discharged his whole duty
to his country, up to this date, and if he cannot an
swer in the affirmative let him work earnestly dur
ing the next Eve weeks and thus partially atone for
past remissness. There is scarcely man in the
party who cannot win vote for the Union ticket,
and little exertion, by individuals in their daily
social intercourse, will for BELL and ErERETr
overwhelming majority Our speakers are do
ing good service in their department. but we want
workers-men who will reason with their neigh
bors, in the field, in the workshop, and by their
fresides. This is the sort of work that tells, and
every man who shrinks from ii, shrinks from an
important duty. Then 60 at it, every one resolved
not to rest until the close of the baot-box, and q
glorious victory will reward the labor.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-09-28

Col. Polk the Douglas Elcctor, in his speech here
on Tuesday, said that the anxiety of the Breckin-
ridge people to fuse with his party showed that they
were badly scared. OF course they are Whenever
party sreduced to such straits MS the Je6ersOnidn
low-down attack upon Mr.. BELL, they are certainly
in the last extremity of fright. Col. Polk ndg-
nanty scorned the idea Of any compromise or flu
sion with the Yanceyites, saying that when they
were elated with hope and before they saw defeat
and humiliation staring them in the face, they
proudly said they would ride, rough-shod, over the
Douglas men; but, now, when they see the hope
lesness of their cause and feel the cold chs of po-
litical death creeping up their trembling legs they
cry out for quarter
We want to see both Douglas and Breckenridge
defeated and can say but little good of either of
them but we must say that we honor Col Polk
for his noble sentiments of independence, and for
his manly rejection of all overtures from the already
whipped Yanceyites. The Douglas men must lose
all sefrespect to consent to any fellowship or part
nership with the broken-down firm of Yanccy,
breckenridge Co.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-09-28

B63- 1t seems, from recent Developments, that
the late proposition for fusion of the Douglas and
Breckenridge men, originated with Andy johnson
1t has been charged by Breckenridge speakers that
the Union men of this State do not expect to elect
Bell but are trying to carry the Legislature in
der to instruct Andy out of the Senate. This has
probably alarmed Andy, and he is for the fusion 20
save his own bacon. 1t will not do however; the
proposition of the Yancey party to fuse, is every
where received as an acknowledgement of defeat
and cry for help; and even if the fusion be effect
ed, the State is certain for Bell because the Doug
las men who have been denounced as traitors will
not be handed over like chattes in market, to those
who have SO bitterly reviled them. The poitic-
ans may make the trade, but the property-the poo
ple-is not transferable at their will, and whenever
the bargain is closed, look out for stampede o.
Douglas men to Bell.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-09-28

the platformon which he stands, end fepudated the
only measure Insisted upon by the disuaiosAsis4iis
whom he is acting.
What other question did he attempt to argue7-
None that we now remember. Hethrewout many
broad assertions; devoted much OF his time to the
dead body Of SAM" sneered at John Bell; threat
ened to spit upon the Government, and enacted,
generally, tbs scene OF the monkey climbing the
tree. He studiousIy avoided all alusion to the
Democratic Conventions; venturcd upon no expla-
nation of the Of the bolt" dared not attempt
the vindicntion of The Tennessee seccdes but diyi
ded his time between flights that didn't lii his tail
from the ground, and inflamatory appeals to the
passions Of bis audence-inculcating hatred for the
Government and contempt for the Union. lleis nc
disunionst--not hel He even said that in the
event of Lincoln's election, he would wait for an
overt act yet the spirit of his speech was in tht
Yancey vein--an attempt to "fre the Southern
heart" and to prepare the people for disunion by
Graduating all affection and generation for our in
stitutons and filling the vacuum with all the ran
cor of sectional hate. We say these things in NJ
partizan OF captious spirit. We listened to every
word of the speech and believe it to be worse thar
failure in as much as its infamatory appeals wer
vociferously applauded by many too near-sighted t.
look into the future which it opened up, in all it
horrors to those who watch the signs of the times
and deduoe effects from known causes.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-09-28
nen The reception of Mr.. Crittepden Mt Nash

ne1. The reception of Mr.. Crttenden, at Nash
vile, on last Monday, was worthy of the venerable
and venerated patriot and statesman. lie is among
the last of noble band who stood in invncible ar
ray around the Union and Constitution and kept
treason at bay; and though time has bleachsd his
hair and furrowed his brow, his eye is undimmed
his intellect is unimpaired, and his heart gows with
earnest devotion to his whole country. May he
live to see treason rebuked INTO silence, and har-
mony restored to country distracted by designing
politicians who would rather.rue in hell than serve
in Heaven?
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-09-28
FOREIGN.

New YORK, Sept. 24.--Garibald discovered that
the National committee at Naples was illegally con-
stituted, and ordered the project of the Police to
punish them.
Instructions have occurred at Pasaro and Urbino
in which the Papal troops were repulsed. Other
districts have also revolted. The telegraphs and
bridges are broken down. Urbino was free Insur-
rectionary movements are entering Umbria aud the
Marches. Russia desires perfect reconciliation
with Austria. Arrangements are making for end
ing the present state of things. state of siege is
proclaimed at Ancona The Turkish Ambassador
at Paris received powers to sign the Syrian Con-
vention. France will withdraw her protection from
Sardinia if Piedmont become aggressive in the Ital-
ian quarrels Garibaldi found 80 millions livres at
the Bank of Naples. The Sandman flag is flying
from all the ports ofNaples.
TURN.-The King of Sardinia received depu-
tation from Umbria and Marches, granting them
the protection that they asked
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-09-28

Formulation. Geo. T. Ward of Florida, who
has been claimed as Breckenridge convert, has
written aletter 70 the Florida Sentinel defining his
position. He says
at is no time for men even who look upon poll
tics with an eye to Office and emolumeu to wrangle
and to jar; this time next year the Federal patro-
mage may be in the hands of the Abolitionists,
without united action in the South. And this can
only be done by uniting the whole Southern vote
on the man, whoever he may be- who carries the
largest Southern vete into the Electoral College II
am asked who is the most probable to do this,
| answer Bell.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-09-28

bs- One of the latest falsehoodS put forth against
the Union party is, that the Executive Committee,
at Washington, have prepared anti.savery re-
cord of JOHN BELL, designed for circulation in the
North To this contemplate charge, Mr.. Boteler,
the Chairman and a man of unimpeached and I'M
mpeachable integrity, has given the lie direct If
there be such a document it is forgery perpetra-
ted by some Yanceyite, and intended for Southern
use. From member of that party the charge
emanated, and we caution the public against the
forged document.