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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-19
To the Associated Press.


WASHINGTON, Friday, May Is, 1860.
The United States Government having received the
japanese Embassy as ENJOYS Extraordinary and Min
listers Penipotentiares, the highest diplomatic Office
known TO our Government, it became incumbent on
them TO make the first calls the Foreign Ministers
resident in Washington, but restricted this courtesy to
those only representing the powers which have treaties
with Japan, namely, Netherlands Great Britain, Rus
sia and France They concluded their calls to-day on
Baron Stoeek being the last in the series There is
at present, however, French Minister in Washing
ten.
The Marine Band will perform tomorrow evening,
in the Presidential House Grounds, instead of at the
Capital when the ambassadors of Japan, with their
officers expected to be present They have as yet,
made no outdoor display on foot.
During the proceedings of Congress this afternoon,
much excitement prevailed, especially among the Re-
pubcans of the House, concerning the events at Chi
cago Every fresh telegraph dispatch served to in
crease the connection.
The Presidential nomination occasions much
prise and not at once credited 1t is said the first
intelligence the subject reached the Capital in dis
patch from Mr. Haskin to Mr.. Douglas.
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10. And hone that there will he nat

minority can do. And hope that there will be pat
ROTTEN enough left in the country TO be brought TO
bear on the factous minority to prevent any departure
from that excellent wo-thirds rule by the majority
rely on your patriotism and your generosity. Doug.
have been nominated should be followed by every
competitor. Send for Douglas the telegraph
announces 10 You that he has decided majority of the
Convention and offer him your support, and all will be
well You cannot afford to be the last President of the
United States.
"A friend that has never deceived you, however
often he may have gone in opposition to your views
and wishes.
"GEO N SANDERS.
To President Ruclauan Washingtonr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-19

MINOR Police IrEMs.-David Mccormick was yes
terdy arrested charged With having stolen promoy note for
so business worth from the shop of Davis II.
Dunn at the foot 2tth street North River The accused was
with the coat his beck and being arrested he sd-
mted having taken the property lie committed 70 answer
by Justice Qgackenbush Cuban named Genaro Mantos
Of No 28 McDougal street yesterday arrested charged WIN
trying sell gold watch and chain and diamond PIN "A al
valued at So which he had borrowed from his friend J1ce
Zuomobar GenSuo answer by Justice
go. Joseph Spsmsn German peddler yesterday com
med by Justice Osborn answer charge o. ssspy h APP
pears that Joseph became enamored Of the we nins ou,
held of No l3 Henry street had made WITH
her to eope They had removed portion OF MI shinheds
household goods this he Is held 20
yes Farley and Eusace yesterday arrested caIma AN
hony Go residing No 81 PARK Street ohaissa win ,sssnns
LOO worth from the brig bira o the wave e was
Committed for examination by Justice Osborne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-19

WHERE SHALL We MEET There are 1000 Re-
publicans in this city who would be glad to celebrate
the Lincoln and Hamln ratification meeting. Where
shall they meet Why cannot we have Wigwam,
larger than that in Chicago. We had famous log
cabins once. Has the spri; Of 1910 departedi About
four acres of ground could be very pro6tab occupied
until after the eection' Who will take the lead in
the movement for grand campaign headquarters'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-19

CAPTURE OF HUGE SHARK.-Our correspondent
at Westport Point writes of the capture Of SHARK
of singular Species in trap, by party oil fishermen
at that place, one day last week: The monster was
ten feet in length and nine round by actual measure
ment and inside found ionr young ones es,nled
to weigh 80 pounds each. The liver OF the old fellow
filed half.barrel and made six gallons of oil He was
nrovdea with four or vs rows Of teeth. The trap in
which he was caught was much damaged by the
rnns,or New. Bedford Standard, May ID.
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,rhe W. H.. General Conference.

BUFFALO, fHuay, quay 70, low
Tie proceedings of the NJ E. General 1 Goii r &c
to-day were of an unmportan nature ras a,' hv
the session was occupied in personal eAp ' ,ha re
members Of the Slavery COMMITTEE, anu " '"'
seniaiioD Of petitions, &c. -. .,,,od i1yth
The hall and galleries were denseiy packer WIN ~
spectators drawn tbther by the expected discussion on
tue reports VI The Committee Oh Slavery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-19
Extensive Frauds.

ST. LOUIs, FfIuay, My To- IoOV'
Raphael f. Smith, for many years confidential clerk
Of Kennett Mackenzie, Wholesale liquor dealer, was
arrested on Wednesday on the charge Of embezzng
$27 600 from his employer. Investigations since his
arrest indicate that the frauds extend through num-
Der of years and will reach much larger sum than
mentioned in the Indictment, perhaps 100000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-19
New Flour nj Augusta.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Friday, May IL, 1861.
Flour from Wheat in the market to-day;
il was ground in Stowall's Mills, Augusta. small
shipment will leave for New-York tomorrow.
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Death of the Hon. VIM. S. DamreII.

BOSTON, Friday, May TO, IobU.
The Hon. VIM. S. Damrell, well known printer
and late Member of Congress from the Third District
died yesterday, after q long Illness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-19

CoRREcrIos.-The agent Of the Colonization So
ey states that report the annual meeting Of that body
was ncorrec II should have read that 50 for salaries
and expenses expended from income Of $500,
instead of 50 CO.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-19

TuAppEus HYArr.-Dr. Cheever will consider the
subiect of Thaddeus Hyatts imprisonment, in dis
course at the Church of the Purtans tomorrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-19

pr.1 EsrArE.-The following sales were made
v.,jsx ~ the Merchant Exchange by Bleecksr Son
Hon,e and lot No. IS North Moore street, lot ILL.,
80 500 House saa let Clay street, Greenpoins, b !, ~'h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-19

SUPPOSED SLAyER.-A man appeared before Mr..
Distret-Attorney Dwight on Thursday and stated
that for some time there had been fitting up vessel
at Pier No. East River which, from her build ana
adaptation to fast sailing, he believed to be intended
for the slave trade. The vessel had first left, under
clearance from the Custom House, for St. Thomas, but
he believed that she was bound for Congo River
Nothing was done in the case.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-19
WASHINGTON, Friday, May lS
MR.. LINCoLN's NOMINATION


The nomination of Mr.. Lincoln has been re-
eeiyed with remarkably unanimous and hearty ex-
pressions of satisfaction by the Republican men,
bers of Congress.
The Democratic members are equally unanimous
in asserting that Mr.. Seward should have been
taken. The conviction is everywhere expressed
that Mr.. Lincoln will make clean sweep Ill the
Northwest, carrying every State IN that section
The opinion that no man has been named among
all the candidates who possesses greater running
qualities than Mr. Lincoln, finds prompt assent III
ali quarters. There was strong desire ana eA-
mediation that candidate for the Vice-PreSidency
would be taken from Pennsylvania, 1t beng be-
lieyed that such course would strengthen the
ticket in that State; but confidence is felt that the
Convention has acted wisely, it having the means
of deciding upon the propriety OF that course
Mr.. Hamlin is considered wholly unexceptlona-
bic candidate, and one possessing unquestonaole
elements of popularity with no drawbacks.
All things considered, the action OF the ConVeh-
ton is regarded as eminently satisfactory. Inc
enthusiasm of the North Western men knows no
bounds.
SANDERS TO BUCHANAN.
The following is an exact copy OF the famous
dispatch of George Sanders to the President
which created such an excitement in the Whlte
House:
"CHARLEsToy, 9th April 1850
"Sde and Bright are here trying 10 break up the
government. The occasion may arrive to-day ior You
70 act. Northern delegates with exception ot lew
frumPennsylyania NewJerrey Massachusetts Oregon,
and California in concert with bali the delegates from
AIabama TWO Florida FIVE Tennessee half Kentucky
half NORTH Carolina half Maryland half Missouri few
from Georgia and Arkansas, agreed to the following
addition to the Cincinnati Platform, which will be
offered this morning ar amendment 10 the Slave.
code programme Of the majority. Here was inserted
the minority platform. The amendment will receive
one hundred and sevenyfye to ninety votes. Aiaba-
ma. Mississippi, and Louisiana will probably withdraw
from The Convention. Douglas viii then receive de,
cded majority first ballot and on second Or h 1
will auproxinate two-thirds. ii IS believed tnA the
Calleltprs of Boston, Philadelphia, and New-or'
leans will make factious opposition but the pougs
majority viii not W iutimdated by anything lhss as
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-22
Seppidbe. 0erlanat

&epptcDe. SerInttQt
pap ale PeriOnen, pel6s Eepptbe brau6en. Nct3 nebuten, baB
be @aleert9n-& eppib Sabrit= @Ounp. an @winns Sau8 in i6rem
Depot IN Ao. Ot-~5oltmOrelrabe Seppi6e perfoufeu. me(fe
an 9dp0nbet, Nedtbet Der SSarben un6 Dauerboitiafeitbet c n m
6tilJ8ereu Pretie @aeS %ibertrefen, mas irSeno cine onbere
TaSrrt eteht 80aen, @arn. peiBeB rno 8~etarbtes gum @crtalf.
Sepplbs psrben auf SeeQung anseErtiet. " '
SaHzzP So 3. .. s. .@eIten, Qaent.
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& H o w a, R ID
Semcr= Serltderun0
per allocllrten 6e1ermarm8z 8erli9erurasae.
= IeGIdaft bon Baltimore

&C. aot S~cutbitrase 9e9eniber benz Gun -geb&uSc.
Sa SetraGt Der ertel9rei6et &bah9fdt o5 Danpf! ;Senr.@ sno,.
tsHsltS feHen pr pom 9eHte an Su bluigwenl @e6e llene QUlIscn
ny ~ ~ erlleIern and DE 6lten gu ben bi0igfen Gttn. Qe
Ss%3geienl9er, tUe!te Saa(r, Ut6tsl ODER ~icnitisRsH 03cnSE %acai5 NJ
IaE sn ooer l!eeen Sabre gu berit9ern tinI6eu, paocn piernit
sspeben. Ff4f YoIe'" f'"""1"'P'tIt aN'
W. oettAFN Weroen mte btSher prompt rn6 FEDERAL n Sbe,dbIt
" 1883 EAa SDbn 81. DRppre.. 9Fi dnsgfH
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0cr,utfebte Nnset9e't.
@inncr's NeGhmnnfhtne.

Die Sfneiper biefser stabt, iopte oe 9erioneus pelfe cine
cute 3abmoi sine 81 boben wIni4en, iOuten T9 ertnnern.
rgen6 cine om6ere, uno 10 aud %spetmdl 10 otel @elb
'~nbrtu8t. 0teIe8 mabt uniere Dtai&tnet gu ben btllig-
ten, weIfe int Wtarfte fn6. Wttr ais 5000 bocGn fm0 auetn
in btefaer Sta6t tn Operation an &6den, gSefen nno 9eien rn6
ba6en lire Gt9ner Oeer bic 6amt atteiter in ben StanS 8sest. g9
lid lit, @uIe. mel6e cine Der befen Rdbmai 9imen : oe
m @ebraud1 fn6, 6aben m66ten, 1outen III unlerer Otttte:
SO. 159 8altttnDre ltraBe
ronftRHiher 1mb iponifbcr @prade SIT babeu itno uu6 no lpr Sc
q tGeine Ma58ine fault af h%erielbsn aresdsn lerret
edidt uod5 einert @remplor ppu Singers acknowledgements
ana. gQe 9tai6jnen merbcn Elm gauges Sobr mad ibrent Anfoui
oot tn8 in softer Or6nun8 uuo &eparattrt 0eboIten. ~
(6b28iD %. g. SrCbert6, G9ent
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MfffnI SIM! @fff0!

lIn1sre Sabrtf lit lest in pcQen1 @an9e umo lteRrn pr etnet ret
men Ro6lsfn-gifo, oa mir at @rOcsr8 gu ben bilt9iten 9tarfpret-
len dblIIeu. :" MB6el @ttb elmp,.
CSa14s) SO. 379 observation-disclosures.
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tzaaa. philadelphia, W"ilMtngtOn :, -1
-Ez345I 1t. Baltimore Gilenbabn. So

p III - GpnlnlersBabrpIGn. ? ..gT =
~, n isBt an eeben bic 3a9e auf eisls Sabn ME fUlst:
"@rpre -3u8 I'm 8 Abr SO yttaaten @for8enS; 9pfsue
% M. NaGmittaaS. aae 8ase ffetcng nit Der & ~ y 0rf
Gtfenb a tn tn ~gerbtnbnng nit AuSnabnte res gtenb. Bulge
am Spnnabenb, we6er Bios Bis 9~taaSelpbd gett.
Ser 6radttug nit an8e9dn9ten Ydfaeierpaesn serldst 8altt.
more I'm 4 Il. = 81. unb balt an Stfmners 0lur, &GaGe's unb
Sarempnb. sE Haas9 1855 a-Hsl..t ntLEHsts8 #-t|
Bon 9t tia betpGta mad Baltimore UNI 8 IIbr is Sd.
0rrnt., IL II. Nlttta9s uo IL II. - So. gia6tS.
l}ddl Q1ltrelI Il. Stdttpne1 oil Der OpInmnree
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MISUNDERSTANDING

Nahd8ez9 betne
per ge8eI- unb &amYii6tffe a.. ua6 2. Cal
EsSAs nno 3pl9enoed) bon Gremen aadb Seem. y n
dAss%a.@z Baltimore uno maoeren Saien Der Ser. Gtaates
perSe1 bon ben unter5ei9neten aHf 6 0{onate unb 1 sSabr aaui.
n%au89efeQt.
@nd 9eben mir Nsbld in ~beRebiseH GUNNER anf foISeabe
Pldbe Oeutdlan6'S as:
Sreulen, Stetttn @eblena, @oba, 6ranfiurt a. so. &reu8nod,
Uduniter, Utannbern, ~gSIr5bur9, Stuttgart un6 Au98bur1.
Terner baiten unS gu @intofdrun0eu uno S~pebittcuen ~ea1pfp6len.
a y ed uu6 g d. m
CSalo'oUd) tf5s4Ht FsE ia geIt- 2ombar6fr.
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8e9attSbiiber, yapierz unO Sdreibmate'
31ast a39n1 9ls rialien42ager. H9J ns- aaa
bethlehem I 8ettfeOern / 8ettfc6ern

Ssebsn trbaIen 1000 pfaub Setieoera bon IebsnbtNa @anlsu
|wd&e iA a1 ben btnieftea $reien serthni q lIjI4 81
,0Ha8. p0tk6ubet, SO. 70 &Det- FSattarcF.
kR4%n @Art Gpaes RnA hv GFkHE
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NgS 3ur belDnpere1 Neutrality-suspicious..
y&tntpanterer unb getfente fputen feGr bUrIntts {etn, e5t fe ibre
g8tlette taufen uaO ieatsn btsielee = rar : Sa fSlde a,a ans ptta len
Matlern Dter 8mifdentrdgern, ia Fe fpnf Der Gefatr aus8efest
fn6. bei6mtn0elt su nerben ub tbr @eo unifpAf ~has9sbeh.
'# Ourdfabrt8z0tlette
tad aIeu Sbetlen bes 9DeisnS ins 81 baben BET +
r @b. s.. Sifeebrdnbt, @
General. nat9rdnteu- &8ent Der 8atttnptes unb
9sgsg Haee SbiD=@tfenbdtn. 1w
eo9o r 92D. 81 Tba1ne8tr., Baltimore.
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Johnston's Insurance Rooms,


az SEQ. 70 SecDubfr. 1&<}
Seuer=I Martne= unb &eben8=8crffAcs
49,. = un18sSp1np1Anten. l4s
lsI3 giferIte lln0 feIte(te N0mpaQnic. 1ihi
Terftderuu98s@ ontp. ber -8alep y. 8ir0inten.
- nit $500, 1000 gapitat, sg-uI .5H
9pndb1r9z Yerlider mn98<@onlp. y. girotllien.
.,.. nit 5000, 900 Capital.
MbenarlezB er ft9errne8z Spr1p. i. &irot1ien
ia #ajIa-> nit 5000, 600 capital. tID .}o
a@barter SatzNerltd. rs pntp. bon 6artforb,
n5i a4 u.] nit $3.50, 600 @apttaL. -
SecHritD<S erItderltn zSpttp. bon y2eip zVnrt
nit $270, 900 Gapaut. tN(5-@Tr
YbSntr<Ve rftderltrtg87G entp. ppn Geip=gprf
j. .C %5l J nit $500, 900 GapitaI. Hss G. "ft
NeIplutez8 erliaerun9 8z@pntp. b.ggepsVprf
.,s5af -.--. nit 1910, 900 @opttul. 40 of
WpntdnfsS erIder z@cntp. g. geelpsVprf
NIT 100000 Capital. },H -"3ff
Jteip=9Sprl r1tHer =Spt1p bot 92eipsg)prf
a5|AI Itt NIT $250,oOo capital. 3 .es t..-0 4.t
ysI Wercantile Wt1tual Martne.
nit $1,000. 900 capital.
Seretni9te St1aten 2eben8z8 erItderltn1 ,r
-3.+ ~ NIT $1i250, 972 capital. 500 - 4
91Drtherlt vi ura1ce<@ pn1p. bptr Qonbnn sff
9LliITj f-ff "a nit So, 1914, III capital. e.,rt
Ste Dee1t bemertet @pntPa0neen Itn6 BON Der Qeat6foturt as
Sta1te8 Wearplanb %ditbnrHirt unb ISenIrt. r 900 q ~ VS
Itrtlt3 pertIgbare8 capital gum bcQen oteff "gSI ~ 2aesa
Setra9oerantportltd f1rEe te 3abNtg bon 8erIu[tet,l 'osS'V'HtH
Nerr9erut08p0lteep tperoen ~au89eaebet un6 Qerrtrs rsuso:,
're" -, &9og:9. SpGnftou,
QsS Z~IlN"' TUtT2Vr} e..,g - .4 (ial7iNy
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@:i9erser S5scro 1T GpI0es 1oertb
eSIrce7pr OorSnu+s mn +G+1Sf- NSeSeNS6hoft

1lOcefter Nar0gnts till0 Sta0faW eIelli1aft.
SIN benz @ntptdelunoSeauee Der I~nFebluns fnb MIR battn es
fangt ben mertbgDafen un6 Ut@tis1en Gbetl bes @tabt8ettefes
BON Gas 9dr6rr @it tn ben 8retS Der @erbederun9en su steben
unb Qpt8 I'M 9dentbetle Der Stabt, 81 bent fir t1s erfe G6uIenb
f~fsefelten pretS bmt $l25 sum @erfawf SIT brtngett unS 3rnr
ju Ser fruberen @rGEe SCn 40 Bits $50 BuB unc mpnatlt6en @tn=
Bablungen SEt SIS. Srete OeerS In better 5prrt sdranttrt. Ole
Snangrtfnatne btefeS Stasttteits TIT nun fppSt1 rom bE6fen
Snsre1e fir bic GnrrbebBlteruu9 a6 aub 5tele @eperbtretbente
6aSu b~r0n9en. 0pds, QBberften unb observation-disclosures, hde Elm
Steamer sur 9erftelun8 neuer, reBelmdBtser 9~erbtnbung NIT
gtep=gprt uub Bottom, nerben aus unb ndtrenb Der @ntptfeluns
btefe8 9lanes bpn Der @e1eIihaft eeBaut un6 bic MusfIbrun9
Otees planes nirb In 8urje ben Gcntraipunft fir bic ~rnge8enS
mad uuRrer Stabt legen. rrsz%aaa
Brdmten
btactenS entpeber In etrent 5000 0udbratzSu6 grp6en Gdrten
ODer einen. 8rstttdet auf BEN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES werben js
mad Der gDdbl, 5u BEN erfen SerfdufeA 1000 QpS ~beiee9eben.
Der In Der @ntmtfelur8 ~besrtfene T~abrtdpldn Iet6et babut6
tt8t ntr fetne 8eetntra9tt9ure, irn6ern ntuB burb a%uSfabrun8
pbtBen 9dfenplanes et feline 80n3e Bt6tt8fett erlaneen.
8dbrtfanten, nel9e tbre @tdblthlnent8 mad @8s 9drbbr' Gtts
le9en, tcerben abgefe9tn BON Der ~8Iuft9en Sage sftlben Nprt- un6
Sub, bur6 lterdle Se8inftsun8et Settens Ser @efenf6dft, BE
Seutenbe SrrtGetle Beptnnen.
Pamphlets ferben urentgeltltb a~uBBe8eben, uns ndtere gaf
erthetlt burd
@Dls8 l{ffE6fMI S..@&mttt, Ssent.
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Neie arrangements fIr GinDaaOerer, bic
tIGd) 0ctt WcItet III reiicll ipiinldlen.

Bon teute BEN 9. @3Derber an, werben Ste @tiwunberfr auf
Ter gprtbern Gentrat GafSertfrGet Depot Gtfenbdtn nit btm
@rpreB3ps ~befEr6ert. Die ga6n b'etet raOurA zen Sma,tsrantrn
etnea 9rBBettn gDrtbett, ais tr8enO cine aa6ere Balm,
au& II fe UNI 81 Metlen tar5er ais jpe anOere Bahia mad benuun,
ten 9ldsert, ais; .esss <.aaL sss4f.l s
Yttt8fur8, Gtepelanp,, 10 etrpit, 5rrt 8ugne,
.@4ica9p, Wilwqnfee, @alera, Dubuque, ct.
Saul, Sod S8lanb, Burlington, Soma @itp
1m0 perben teS1alb tie nit Der glprtbern Central 8abn s~ebsnben
perfpnen 10 @tunpen fruber ais ta init an6eru 8dbuen g~ebenben
bort e~intrefen, aud werben A Dlal nent8er Ste Qnasen fabet &C.
pe6felt. Gte 8a6n itebt tur6 ten ftBnfen Sbett Spn Obtp.
Ote game @ntfernun9 ba bier bis 9btcaap 1t 500 WeHen DaS
@epdf wiro bier Sesetdnet (narfe6) ub eebt nit prt 9aidBierfu
an Den Sefttntutin0Sprt. $3.50 -
gta6 @refliae, 0apton, Cincinnati, Snbiaras
ppli8, louisville unp ct. 2put8
merbea s6fnfars ga fdsiere ~bef6rbfrt lnb fir tGr @epdf tetne
pettere lmldbun8stpffn bereduet. De pafaetere tSnnen NIT
benz 8 llbrr Doer @benbs 10 l1tr- Bug na8 alen psflt6sn 91dsen
eeten Rtne uhterress a%af8etalten AZ Gerben. Dur6fabrt5-Stl-
lettt tperbea perfauft III Ser Office bes @genten.
Sptn 6. Balfer, iS
Gf14s .'ea SO. % 8el6-street nabe gBaters gD6atf.
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900 8anbOl3.

WnNDDI3+ ...sf TE
100000 VpR Bauz nmb Gdbreinerbpf..
rs 100000 SdbinceI Mnb 2atten ann 0SSrFnuf
gir lenten bic aafmertlamtett pnnftlifer SunSen anf rmfere
{tStsn A 1Ss pom Ban: u9o MnsbOls Don alien alrhn, Oman.
SstsIiuns nnb lieferm Senttsrrabmeu, abdren, @infaSinnaea mm6
2eOsl9fee1 ga Sa6ritpreien. Sprebet Dor in uiisrem S0Isbof
"U l @89a~' S6bart' DSer @de bon @utap uub @ermanitr.
Sa22s Burns g. Sloan,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-27

t75 IIrADAcHE il the iavorite sign by which nature
makes known any deviation whatever from the natural
state Of the brln and viewed in this light il may be look
ed on safeguard intended to give notice Of disease
which might otherwise escape attention. till too late to be
remedied and its indications should be neglected
Headaches may he classified under two names, viz -
SymptomAtic and IdopAhic Sympomatic Headache is
exceedingly and is the precursor Of great va
riety of Diseases, among which are Apopexy, Gou',
Rheumatism and all bre diseases In its form
il is sympathetic Of disease Of the stomach consttut
sick hsdddebr, of hepatic disease constituting bilious
hedddche of worms constipation and other disorders OF
the bowcls, well renal aud uterine affections Dis
of the heart very frequently attended with
Headaches; An@mia and PLETHORA also affections
which frequently occasion headache Idopahic Head.
ache is also very common, being usually distinguished by
the name OF hpdddchs sometimes coming sud-
denly in state of apparently sound health aud prosIrat-
ing at the mental and physical energies aud in 9TH
instances it slowly heralded by depre sion OF
spirits acerbity of temper. In most instances the pain
is in the front Of The head both eyes, and
sometimes provoking vomiting under this class may al
so lc named Neuralgia.
For The treatment Of either class Of HEADACHE the Cepl
allie Pills have been found aud safe remedy,
lieving the most acute pains IN few ninutcs and 10y it,
subtle power eradoang the diseases of which Headache
/. the unerring index:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-27
Constipation or Cosr,venc.s.

No Of the "many Ills that flesh is heir TO" is SO
prevalent little understood, aud much neglected
Cosveness Often originating IN carerssness sedeR
tary habits il Is regarded as q slight disorder of too H.
tie consequence TO excite anxiety while in reality it /:
precursor aud companion of many Of the fatal
aud dangerous diseases and uuless early eradicacd il
will bring the sufferer to unit mely grave. Among
the lighter evils OF which cosveness is the ual attend
ant Headache, Coic rheumatism, Foul Breath, Pile,
and others of like nature while long train Of frighfn
dseasc9 such Malignant Fevers, Abscesscs, Dysen
terry, Dairt~i ApopleSy, Epilepsy ,araiys-, nysteria
iiypoch ndrIass Melancholy and Insanity first ndicat,
their presence IN the system by this alarming symptom
Not unequcnty the diseases named originate in Const
patton but take Independent existence unless the
cause Is eradicated in carly stage From all these
considerations follows that the disorder should receive
immediate attention whenever it occur5 and no perscr
should neglect TO get box Of Cphaic Pills on Tie rs
appearance Of the cOmptiut ~ teiI tiueiy viii
ri tr n.dlos approaches of disease and destroy ih
dangerous foe TO human life.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-27
EXCITEMENT AT PITTSBURG.
REPORTED REMOVAL OF IMPLEMENTS OF WAR
TO THE SOUTH.


PiTTsBURG, Penn Monday, Dec. a.
Intense excitement exists here to-day in conscq
Of its being made public that United States Quarter
master Taliiero gotating for the shipment from
the AlegaGy Arsenal of seventy eight guns to Newport
Galveston Island Texas aud fortysix 10 Ship
Island near Bslze at the mouth OF the Mississippi River
the apparent object being to strip the Acgauy Arse.
nal and place the guns where the Secessonsts could get
them.
Maj Symington, of Maryland, in command of the Ar
ena declined to give the Press any information the
subject. .i EI.t.'
lt seems the points reerred to new forts neyer yet
mounted. Thoso guEs were designed for their arma-
ment The guns ten inch ColumbiAds aud c,rry thr
ytwo FOUNDERS Carriages for them being made at
Watcrylict, New York.
Gen. Morchead our Member Of Congress, Immediate
u teegraphed Nr. Stanton, Chairman Of the House
Committee on Military Aairs for Information in regard
to the matter.
Leading Democrats telegraphed, TO Washington to
have the orders countcrbanded saying that the people
would not allow the guns to be moved.
call il in circulation addressed to the Mayor 10 con-
meeting of the citizens to take action in the mat
ter The call is signed by prominent &C all parties
The feeling agaiust allowing gnn to he removed South
is almost unanimous
The meeting of citizens will be held at the Duqusne
depot on Wednesday.
report prevails this evening that musket shells balls
aud cavalry accoutrSnents have already been Ghpred
South.