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RUNAwAYs.

- $50 r h w n d. Runaw,v 8 =
cly subscriber. on the 81 inst ant. nv na uom tas
NJOHN, while on n visit TO Rirhmond :. Day
~ his relations. some OF whom live a, NJ !" ~
~;=~phus Tonnes. He is of dsrk bsnr' Aro%
p,exicn, tull face. with large pair of vhe goa
he Is low thick built; wears a broad hy,r s mtt
hat. He IS good blacksmith. He has i" shis
saged ut the trade for many years in Ni,.,..aen'
rem which State have lately hrong hi nm rspF
one Who will deliver him to y. D. HICkS ~ 'pesW
mond. or to- me in Amelia couaty, or placs men men
some iall whese | can get him. / will NV 80 nh
of TWENTY DUl.LARS, if taken out al ,Sa e S,sId
FIFlY DOLLARS. VI 'ae s'aa
JOSEPH B. ANDrRsoy
1e6-ts Morven p o.. Ameliaco =,
- COMMITTED TO THE Jau a,
e@ Chesterfield County. on the 10th Of Nv
Nber. NEGRO MAN. who chi. Ttosen.
~ RICHARD JAMES BRANCH. and s.a'
-Asis sometimes called Cross Sa,a Nasisa
about feet inches high about Is wear. az ~. =
complexion black. with scar On his lei, ,,n axe
nose. He says he is free. and had when s,,a. gag
N his posse ssion several certificates OF h.. rss
dom. which were evidently forged nv himssr.
be can read and write. II said Negro :. rn.s
wav, the owner viii come forward prove nrons,,. t
ana take tam away. or he will be dealt Nh sscar
ing to law. so nI'VWpe's'
lie 4-GWt Tailor Chesterfield Con,,,ht.
- 8 T. w 4 X D.-Ran awas FIRM -
"a farm, near Mount Erin. my NEGROGiRT
2AMARY. IL or Is years old. She han s @,,
R5Von her mouth: dark complexion. No.
Sx>slster living in Kichipopd whers ~
lurking. The above will lie paid # re,nrnsd Nv @
plaster mill, on Dock. - NY
fe st JOSEPH SHARP
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IMPORTS AND ExPORTS.--The folio .ving
statement in round numbers OF our trade with
foreign nations for 1859 is official Great Brit
ain imports $l25,oGo,00O. exports Si75,OO00o0
France imports Sil,0o0,oO0, exports Sii,U00,O 900.
East and West Indies, Brazil, China, Eene-
zuela, and Granada imports Sa5,GGO,O00. ex-
ports S35o0o,000. Other couAtries-imports
S1OOtln 600. exnOrtS SlN2 NGNNnii
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Adam Wall, an esteemed citizen of Mont
gomery county, Va, is dead.
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g \ NEW DINs IssuED.-A new dime has been
issssd from the United States mint 1t differs
from To cid coinage In some respects. The
0oddsss Of Ltbsrty 10 In a sitting position, a.
on the old coin, but instead OF the encircling
stars there are the words "United States of
Aasrisa." Ths words sOns Dime" on the
other side Of the coin. are In wreath Of &C.
reals. instead OF the old fashioned wreath Of
Leaves.
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III Ths barQue Ana z. Grant has arrived
- Usw York with cargo Of coffee from Rio,
an6~s bsaga fron Hessn. CrssshAw + Go
that 80 will b. here Ia few days with about
1eustasa hnndreA bags consigned 70 shem.
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Burnt TO DEATH.-At Mansfield, Conn., on
Monday night last, young girl, IA years of
age, named Sarah Jane Holley, while reading,
fell asleep, aud her clothing caught fire from
the light. Before the flames could be extin-
euished she was so dreadfully burnt that
death ensued in a few hours
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ma ssPoDular RemedieS.s'

MA 'sPopular Remedies.''
The following popular remedies can be had at re-
tail. or at the Proprietor lowest wholesale figures
Of FISHER & WINSTON, Druggists, l25 Main
street, Richmond Va:
Helmb0ld's Extract of Buchu.
positive and speedy remedy for diseases Of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS,
GRAVEL. DROPSY,
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
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~~~--
8 A = y \ y -
COMING. COMING! tAoIN!,gg,oa,
owr7n N"!.
HIS STA1s rROu5pr
mErsopot1rAs HArr H.
"A. ADHESION i GEMS oAsY srn
! MEcAAHlCs' INSTITUTE MALI
W GRAND OPENING NIGHT,
FOR A FEW NIGHTS ONLY.
The NIL, aSI tiYsHSS. xS5 Spv;1 p,s%s.
VIII have the honor Of making his f,sfs Isl Isl.
On TUESDAY EVENING, Fen s;e' 1.y
And 1vi Sfkx xscfI.ss eoIss IS
Without G. ScaiesSsr.cy-aeds in1 ds.ec, D
,;o 1as. co N s.d and Wonderful Rsrr.,
" "'n'' 'S T@ essf S6s 8 OF WONDER, '''''''
CARDS or ApNisslnN. .........
"a, His Nightly Wonder. viii be v.;,: ase.sa
Doors open AT O'Clock. and s.rform.oo.,. =
..E-A Grand AFTERNOON rNrr.
dren aad Schools. on sATURDAY AF sdT'Ei!ls;;
Admission Is cents, for all ages. ''' a'1 eicci
a STGNSSHlNG TO ALL.-MADANEp ,...
"A SELL the celebrated Astroiosistn m ~ kcs.
the city. She vss born with natural yir nov u
the events Of life even your yery tho. .ot elal
tell whether yon are married or single .ns si
dsnS mss so9 lar are to be married. viii caa:s 81, =.
her magic power. No gentleman adIn,,,sd0s Sia
EDDiys' Boarding House, 18th or tSoxs,n.ed. Ma
oet~een.Main and Franklin streets. no N-,nsss
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THE MURDER AND BURNING CAsE.-The
man Williams, Of Rockingham county, men,
toned in our last as having been arrested for
the supposed murder of a girl whom he had
seduced, had his examination in GreensbO-
rough. N c., on the 27,h ult, before Judge
Dick who admitted him 10 bail in the sum OF
$4,000 to appear before the next Grand Jury
of Rockingham county.
The murdered girl was named Margaret
Helton, and it is said that in short time she
would have been a mo ther-High Point ~. c.
RsUortry
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INSANITY AND BUsINEss.-The New York
correspondent of the Charleston Courier
writes Jan. 30,) as follows:
There is a terrible rumor afloat speeding
one of our most prominent dry goods mer-
chants. He is said to have become hOpelessly
insane in consequence of recent political
events, and the loss of his Southern business.
He is said to have ordered about million and
a half of dollars worth of goods fo~ the spring
trade, and the wonderful falling oil in his
business is supposed to have shaken his mind.
He is still at his house, with two men contin-
ually watching him. The great calamity is
the talk of the town this afternoon.
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M Great Bargains-UMtil First of March.
PERKINS Il co. No. I4l Eagle Square. Main st..
are now selling of
Best English and American PRINTS Mt 10 cts
Rich DRESS SILKS and SILK ROBES
Rich French DE LAIA Els and RORES.
VALENTIAS, PUPLINS and MERINOS.
CLOAKS and SHAWLS.
Rich LACE MUSLIN and CAMBRIC SETS.
At and b,toU cost, for cash, to reduce stock.
in Z3-Im
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-
FEBRUARY 6rH. lstD.
At REDUCED PRICES Foe CASH
: At PERKINS Il CO.'S. No. III Eagle ssnsf
Large stock rich Dress Silks. at and below cost
Rich Si X Robes AZ $40. SIS ami SO. woIth -
and $40.
Rich French Delane Robes, at half price.
Printed French Dsiaines. at cost.
Vasntias. PopiIns ard Poll recheyres.
Table Damasks, Napkins and Towellnes
Large stock Long and Square Wool sha~AN
cost.
Long Black Wool and Merino Shawls.
CLOAkS. -.
Black Velvet and Black Cloth Cloass' mat''a
down below cost To close them out ~ ,
Large stock ~ Z. IL and ia Bed blsnke""
very low ices
l0,'G0 ards best English and AmeFscsn ff'Eia"
10 cents.
Rich Ffimmed Lace Sets.
Rich French Worked Muslin AMI Camhflc Sen'
Lace He tfias and Capes. at cost yu
To reduce stock by the LIST oi March. We W.. .e.'
great bargains III the shave articles untll thAt t''
PERKINS & CO, Cash Store,
M III EaEie SgBsf.
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-. Or. PETER LYONS tenders his
~ PROFESSIONAL SERVICES to the
father, MES I.YoNs. ESQ.,, on the Brooke road
fe 6-lmr
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HO!loWay's VermiiuSe CONNECTIONS,
pleasant. safe and eiectual remedy for worms
agreeable and pleasant to the taste, such as chill
iren will eat with relish.
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H Insurance. -.Life and Fire Insurance
ATIOW RATES.-For insurance. Life Insurance
on WHITE PERSONS, any length of time, also,
on SLAVES from one month 70 FIVE years, and 'or
FIRE INSURANCE. upon EVERY DESCRIP-
TON Of Property in town or country. on LIBE-
RAIL TERMS. call at the old established General
Eacho.
R The best companies represented and all
losses p Omptly paid. C.. r. BkICKEN,
ia 4-dlm General Insurance Agent.
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-, A HOUSE WANTED..withs OF rooms
Ne: location between 5th and 18th sts. AM srs
M:A intending to discontinue Housekeeping, caE
hear of good ten ant who Will rent for one or sa'a
for a term of years. Possession wanted nj sn, tine
between this and the LIST OF March. Address Boz
$40, Richmond L. d. ls3-;s
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SHOOTING AFFRAY AT BLoUNTvILLE.-A
man named David Hoover, well-known about
Bristol, was shot near Blountville, one day last
week, and it is supposed MORALLY wounded by
another, name Squire Shaver. Two OF the
Hoovers, we learn, had gone to Shaver's house
armed, and threatening to take his life, where
upon the latter seized a double barrelled shot
gun, and fired upon them, lodging the contents
OF one barrel, consisting Of several buckshot.
III David'S back. He then assisted the brother
t. convey the wounded man into his house,
proceeded to town and gave himself up to the
authorities. We further learn that on an ex-
animation, on Monday, he was discharged
from custody. The wounded man is still liy-
ing.-BriStoi (Ienn.) NeicS, Sd.
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E> NOTICE.-A meeting of ''The Cen
80 trail Southern Rights Association of the
county Of HenIieo;" will he held at the Court
NJ. BY order IF the President.
DANL. +. GARDNER, Secretary.
N. The members OF the Executive Committee
areI eqnested to meet at the Presidents Law Office
By order of the President.
DANL, +. GARnNER. Secretary.
fe 3-3t OF G. s. r. A. H. C.
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uAR1JIn ug1uI.I1eHNCn.
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY
High Water tAis dag (Mosdss) o'clock.
ARRIVED.

Schr. Wolf. Ellis. Savannah, lumber, Richmond
and Darvilc Railroad Company.
Echr. War Eage, Hodgel. SOmbrero, guano.
SAILED. a. /.
Steamship Jamestown. Skinner, N. T., mdxe and
passcas ers, Luaiam = w atsos. - ee'--
.Schr. Crcnshaw, Moss, New York, mdze. D. q
". Cursie.
Schr. Westover, Berry, Boston, mdze., D. w.
Curre.
Schr. Rosencath, Baker, New Orleans, mdze., ID.
4 w. Currie.
Schr, ]. b. Allen. Allen, New York, coal. w. D.
Colquitt l. Co.
Schr. Champe. Robinson, down the river, hight.
Schr. Passenger. ROlIey. down the river. light.
Schr. Zeno, Fields, dOwL the river. light
Schr. Promise, Northam. down the rlver, hght.
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1iVFF InVIHOrHVOF,
Prepared by DR. SANFORD. compounded en-
tirey from Gums. is one of the best purgatlve aud
Liver Medicines now before the public that acts as
Cath 1rtic, easier milder, and more efectua than
any other medicine Known. II is not only ca
thnytic but Ltr.r remedy. acting first the Lire,
to eject it's morbid matter. then on the stomach
and bowels To OFF that matter, thus accom-
phshng two purposes etectually. without any of
the painful feelings experienced IN the operations
of most Cnthnytics. For sale bv
FISHER & WINSTON, Druggists.
fe 3-6t No. 125 MaiDst., Richmond.
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RICHMOND LIBRARY.-The Richmond Library is
now permanently open to subscrioers and the pub
5 p. NJ, and from 8 to 10 at night. A number Of
books belonging to the Society are still missing.
mediately, otherwise the fine in such will be
vigorously enforced. Persons desiring to become
subscribers, should apply to the Librarian at his
ONCE, in the third story Of the Mechanics Insti
tute.
n VIGNETTE PHOTOGRAPHS AND PKARL AM
BkOTYPss.-These beautiful styl Of pictures can
Ing from Is cts. to SIS. lU Main street, opposite
Governor. fe3-5t
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POSTAGE STAMPS. POSTAGE
~ STAMPS.-Persons in want of POST
AGE STAMPS can procure them at this Office. in
any quantity. ia l9-ts
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Cod Liver Oil jelly.
A d6lishtful preparation Of COD LIVER OIL
containing all of the good aties of the OIL, with
out the dsagreeable taste, leaving no oily sensa-
ton the mouth,
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any quantity. ia l9-ta
SH0CKOE HILL q Z 4 r A J.
~ AGENCY.
G.. w. n. TYLER,
Office on Marshall, Beticeen S;zta and Secexth
Streets,
Continues to RENT OUT HOUSES, HIRE OUT
NEGROES, SELL REAL ESTATE, SELL Ne
GROES. and act rs y GENERAL AGENT. lie
returns his thanks for the liberal patronage bestow
ed upon him for two years past. au 31-6m
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GRAND RALLY OF THE DE.
DE- MOCRACY OF RICHMOND,
At the
METROPOLITAN HALL,
THURSDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 9TH,
AT 8 o clock.
COME ONE! COME ALL!
fe f-4t
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NEW GOODS
~ OF SOUTHERN MANUFACTURE
Now received
GEORGIA CASSIMERES.
And in . few DAYS beantlfui
VIRGINIA MADE CASSIMFRES.
For Winter and Spring suits, fer men and te''
fe 40. SAM'L NJ PRICE.
rINO THE PEOPLE OF RICHMOND
l IRON SAFES repaired; KEY fitted; sptAh'
ING PIPES put up; STRIKING BELLS hsnt'
&c, by w. " SNEAD'
fc i-3." l0t h st., bet Main sud Cars.
NOW IN STORE and FOR sale. ci,lse u 81
~ North Caro.,na MANUFACTTREnT0t At
CO, bright pounds. Also-A medium srlce eva
work igeA-tsI Hill. h NoRFLEht'
CPLENDID DRY GOODS.
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VITANTED..-Wanted to rent DWELLING
w in the city, containing from four to six rooms.
good tenant NAV he had by addressing - BOX
665,' Richmond Post Office, stating location and
price ia 3l-ts
VHIANTED-Any number of DRY HI DES-f0r
w which the highest price will be paid IN CASH,
by u. H. CHALKLEY,
18th st., between Main and Cary.
ia H-dlmcw3.u
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.

A better race than the second, between two
youngsters, has never been shown over this
course. The weather to-day, though cold,
River is lame in the right fore pastern, and
will have TO be Withdrawn from the turf al
together.
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| Dally's Magical Pain Extractor.
Positively cures Burns and Scads, Cuts, Bruises.
| Frost Bites Chapped Hands, Swelilngs, Sore and
| Inflamed Eyes, and all pains.
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MONROE BUILDING FUND AS.
~ ISOLATION. There will. be an adjourn
ID meeting of the Stockho iders Of this ASSOCIATION
or election OF officers, &C.,. held at saunders
fe Sit E. MCCARTHY, Sec'y.
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THE subscribers have this day formed CO part
I nership for the purpose Of carrying on the
HOUSE. CARPENTERING business in all of its
branches, ar hope by personal attention tn merit
the patronage of our fre nds and public generally.
Our shop is at the Old stand Main street be-
tween Srh and 9Th. WIN. r. GIBSON.
"
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THERE will be a NEE ting Of the
~ BOARD OF MANAGERS OF ThE
SEAMEN'S FRIEND SOCIETY, TO DAY at y
clock, at the Exchange Hotel. in the gentiemen's
reception room. A full attendance is desirable AZ
a Bulloing Committee, &c. will be appointed at
that time. 1eo bit
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{NANTED..Allt the ShOemakers to know that
w continue to manufacture all kinds OF SHOE
and CATER UPPERS Parties IN want OF = re-
and ali others may send their orders to the North,
and it don't make any d d boy r., E1Tth
LEATHER-S TIT CHING MACHINES may be
seen in operation. making shoes.
F. b. SPALDING,
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS IN.
~ STITUTE.--A regular monthly meet Il
IF the Institute will he he'd at the Hall, THIS
attend. life 6 It'll ]. w. LkWELLEN, Sec'y.
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EfN EVERY RH MoN b and a 4 THr + : 3
eS-F~rs The A No l steamship VIRGINIA.
Capt. r. KELLY, is now ready to receive freight.
and will leave on MONDAY, February 9th, at :
O'Clock p NJ.
For freight or passage, having superior accom-
mediation, apply to Fl. T.. FUTILE. AIT,
Rocketts.
Freight through to Boston via Philadelphia by
steam al moderate rates and with dispatch.
f. 6-lt
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fff r =; :; Nj FS SRE NV V6Rk KoE FIX:
1880 YORKTOWN. Capt LEWIS PARRISH,
will leave here at clock, P. NJ, TUESDAY, the
7th ms.
PASSENGERS are requested to he on board In due
time.
Tickets and Berths secured at our Office, or on
board the ship.
Passage to New York, Meals and State-room
included, during the fall and winter, So Steer
age passage S..
Passage TO Norfolk same as by the river boats
Freight received to- day iMONDAY) and UP to the
hour of O'Clock. p. NJ. Tt ESDAY unless SUN :
ciency he received prior to that hour.
Conslgnees are requested to send for their goods
to day.
Freight for Boston will he forwarded directly on,
at moderate rates OF freight, and with the greatest
dIspatch fe 6-2tl LUDLAM l. WATSON.
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS
FOR THE WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER %

FOR THE WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER %.
ALCoHol-There was a sale early in the week of 100
quote it as closing dull at this figure
ALE AND PORTER-We have no change to nota in
the rates for these articles and still quote Tennents
Ale at Sl5 for Xxx Scotch 81 65 for Pale India in
pints and Tennents Brown Stout pints at Al GO per
dozen.
AsHES-We quote Ashes nominal at S. 25 per 100 lbs
for both Pot and Pearl.
BARK.-There has been movement in Quercitron
Bark this week, but still quote ranging from ais
to % per ton, fob.
BEEsWAX-Beeswax is still quoted at 34l35 cts. per
lb. but we hear of no sales this week
Observation-Disclosures may be quoted at 500 per ton
1or crude Sicily but there is very little here and are
not advised Of any sales.
bkEAD-Bread is unchanged in price, and we still
uuose at AZ cts for Navy, cts for Pilot, and per
l" c%rErr ,9T Maeer Crackers less the usual discount
~ UT Er-There has been considerable demand this
o Oonee and some transactions have taken place in
~ % .ne operations have been restricted in seme degree
~ tne eHtraordnary condition of our financial affairs
invoice OF 600 bags Rio "wheatIandn was sold on
~ az cts round and bags were resold out of
,srd. c.s e0t @ no further sales made until yes
terday when 300 bags Rio sold at from I4% tn
IAN cts To-day have heard of no sales bnt Ri; ses
steady at i4a14H cts. for fair to good and i4XGI4X
cts for prime and we quote Laguayra nominal at K
10 cts, and Java at 1eK@l7x Cts per b We note tSs
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See Fourth Page.
FOR DOMESTIC MARKETS,
FOR SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARCHBISHOP HUGHES has given notice that he can
not reply to all letters of inquiry addressed to him.
He says:
"These letters come from different countries in
Europe, and from different parts of the United
States, soliciting politely, that of his charity he
would find out the residence of persons entirely nm
known to him; or in other cases, the history and
circumstances of their death or lin other cases. the
amount OF the property which they left behind and
which he should inquire into, and have regulated
for the benefit of their surviving relatives In other
cases, as it has happened lately inquring what his
views are in regard to political matters and, in
short, appealing to him for every kind of informa-
ton, no part of which belongs to his office as a
Catholic preate."
NEGRO SUFFRAGE TO BE TESTED IN CONGRESS-
In the 10th Congressional district of Ohio, William
L. Cutler, Republican, was elected by sixty-four
majority over FL. j. Jewett, Democrat. In a large
number OF precincts negroes voted the Republican
ticket, and in consequence the Democratic candi-
date was defeated. The Marietta Republican gives
the number ofnegroes voting in'several precincts
enough to decide the resut-and intimates that the
election will be contested. AS the Constitution of
the State provides that one shall vote if he is
not white citizen of the United States all persons
OF negro blood are disqualified from voting. This
Is a plain proposition, which the House of Repre-
sentatives affirmed in the contested election case of
Vallandigham u.s. Campbell, two years ago.
The fugitive slave John Thomas, captured in New
ork on Wednesday, arrived in Richmond the next
day, on his way to Louisville where his owner, Mr.
James NJ, Winter, resides.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
Formal Acceptance of the Sovereignty of
naples by Victor Emmanuel-GaribaI Re
signed the Dictator

SANDY Hook, Nov. 23.-The steamer Africa
from Liverpool on the 10th inst, has passed here
| for New York
The King of Sardinia has formally accepted OF
the sovereignty of Naples. Garbaldi has resigned
the Dictatorship and gone to his Island home.
The advices from Manchester are favorable
Yarns closed firm.
Bullion in the Bank OF England has decreased
f230, 900 sterling.
SECOND DEsPATCH.1
New YORK, Nov. 23.-The steamer Africa ar
rived up this afternoon.
The steamer Arabia arrived at Queenstown on
the II tn inst.
Victor Emanues reception at Naples was most
enthusiastic affair.
The operations against Gaeta on the land side
still continued, and the final departure of the ex-
King Francis considered imminent. 1t was re-
ported that the commander of Gaeta had com
menced negotiations with General Fanti for the
evacuation of the fortre
at the Lord Mayors banquet, London, the only
European Ambassadors present were those of France
and Sardinia. Count Persigny spoke for the Di
plomatic corps in a cordial and friendly spirit
The projected Cotton Company of Manchester is
assuming definite shape. strong direction has
been formed with capital fixed at flOO, 900 ster-
ling. The development of the Dharawar cotton
helds' India, is the principal object of the COM
pany.
THE LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 1.-THE African mail steamer
has arrived. The slave trade was brisk. The
American bark Lauretta reported to have sailed
Tor Whydah, Sept. 28th, with 600 slaves, and the
American bark Buckeye, few days previously,
with full cargo.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 10.-Cotton-Sales to day l2 COO
bales including 5000 bales to specuators and for
The market closed steady F
Breadstufs-The market closed steady but quiet Corn
Mixed 3Ss. 6d(d39s Flour is dull at Cd decline -
Wheat is dull at decline of to 4d the week Corn
has declining tendency and holders are pressing on the
market at decline of Cd. @ls.
Provisions-The market closed dull Beef is dull
Pork is steady. Bacon is quiet and quotations nomi
has slightly advanced
Produce-Pot and Pearl Ashes steady. Sugar firm
and all qualities advanced slightly Coffee firm Rice
firm with large speculative inquiry at an advance of
3D. Rosin is dull at 5s 4d 5s. 3D. and S. Cd to arrive
LONDON MONEY Market Nov, 1O.-Consols closed at
937sG93% for money and account