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At GUKrEy's eAfIRRy Tw Bro>dw~y
vne phnscvrNph IN Amerfca u The Frncs BY
r1ysl desire efhfbtlnn
fss puklc invited y essrire M. picture prosouacsx
BY n. d N be the hest taken n him
Also vfev All the members q the Al party.
hUis~ RIPTfOr BOOK NOW OPnh
Gallery cpen from 8 A. y unsPM
.. sUnEBv son,
Phoorr~phc Arixs. NJ Brosdwsr.
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OMAHA, N Oci -, 1850
ne Denver mail coach reached this city sooui ten
O'Clock last evening i've dAys and hlf from Denver,
bringing nve passengers, incIuilpg the messenger of
Hscaiey a Co.'S express. with SIS, 900 In gold dust.
q 900 came also In the hands OF passengers Tho mniag
ucws VA unmporsAnt.
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Ans~dots OF the Duke os Newcastle.-
You Amer,cans" said the Duke Of Newcastle, msAe hs
In the world y" And
Tie pr~ttst ri,ls sfced he Prnce Of Wales "Anf the
rw elegant and becornG hais" continued the Bari II -
Germans; 'l,ok n hh hat bought 81 manufacturer
mined KNOB The cnrnev 81 broadway and vulton sre-
and tel me ron ever sav oue more b~aufuy 1nsheo
graceful IN form ds'ingus n sppesr~nc~r Tbs frfnrs
ard rrie hs1 70 admit tai Knors hat hnocksd al others
kAsnsh or Partisan
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Nuw ORLEANS, Oci ~, 1850
ms sssanahip Arizona, IRON Bnsos 24ih, with sIss.
GO In specis, y below coming up.
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Rheuma,i,n ana Patus

Rheum afism and Pains I'm the Jof.esI
cur VI bout lure,-HoLLowAis Ointment has be.
n.a with uDfsiDE Ia the OF Rheumatism and
o'h' JOINTS Tor fiy In every part OF hS world
steAnWay ~ soma OvsrsGruDE GRAND
and fhnns manu- sctnred
are warranted for hve years - and Wshsr a.
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Ffnkls 4 Lyon sewing Machine Corn
psnyAE macdnes warranted perfect aausfkrtAon
money refunded Agents wsnted- nss broadway. n Y.
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pr n MARSH. Of he vel Known houss cf MASH Co.
no. y.sy sree Asov Hcuss, oppcss us church dsyue1
ye~ial Aisnou 70 W surEai adaptation 81 ha Radical Curs
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Grover Il Bakers Celebrated Noaseissx
srpinx kAshnes the bex; m for family sewing 20
Broadway Eev York, and 10 Fulton sreel Brooklyn.
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Fspenfchsfd's Fall and Winter style.
Ftihrg erceed The enhu.ssn wh which Aspenschsis
yte enusu,us Hats fer Fall and Winter songht
for II yon would h,ye he1utlful ard durable IA, make
your ytschsses Al EsPEk5CHkID's, No. iis Nassau st.
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Htii-InImitable Cutter OF Hair and
vhhers every style " suite The counssnance No Bar
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Royal Havana Lotsery.-see Drawings
cslumn circulars &c address CBAsk CO,
NO. g wdian street New Yoss
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Drawings OF IL. Frances Delaware
SUSSEX CousYr, orAss Hs ocrosxE ~ 1850
SO, ~, rs, IL, 2, 6l IL, "a, SO. 81, 30, 80. 70.
CONSOLIDATED Lottery, CLAM 1888, OoT o. lS6O
80, As, SO, 40, IL, 90, co, 20, 70, II, Is, 66.
r FRAHon
vtlminxtnu, Delaware.
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The Laid n Webster Sewing Machines
nay NOE be had for Tify DoiAr~. 90 Bp~dvy
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Trfunph of Art.-CamsroM's nvfstbis
Wiz and Toupess sna novel invenroa detecou imvos
sbls l2s rui1n Brooklyn. rhs tsas vuppusd On
reasonable terms
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Paragraphs ~ n. n ~ Primo o. wales ard sui.e
are view ri HhADfs Gallery. Optss IN evrIy
style ~ Ne an fas sale. osieyy cper frum A. ~
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Darxy's rwscsphsrSus n shs Best anA
Yrsss.v.g - rs1s~as xas. LsAs, VI So ~ y
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nascbsior's wigs, Toupsss ann Hair
can, pcrfs A, no turning no bchsd M 10 Bond
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CIcr.hugh's IIIusfvs wigs and Tou-
p~~~ NO turning mp behind Pstings unstNnsble. NO ~
broadway merit A 4. sis warts
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UsrrinG's Patent Champion Fire and
Burslsr Proof Safes 2si Broadway, OF Murray Street.
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Hsirs Hair Dye-Fauy Ccsts, BLACK or
hrown Warranted Depoi NO Barclay svee and soif By
al dfurris;a
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neddh pacoyery, judtrAous apyicHkon a IL Hsscfua
0nsses' 80 hsSnS Vn%ss1 80 1917 sslo..s -
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vay ard Tenth street -
pHE Only .AfJ.EKy IN 1Hs UNIFIED msfH
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crsssaAsrs's HAIR Dys, Wigs = vsavsss.
vu1elv DvnsA Aaw ncNsA
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fvoAL-nosxsr wreHT AND sEsr % A.. AND A.
oa,.s - : lover prtr~ oths d@sier VI The
ry Sere, N me hesf N Janis kag
"a "a -. rsrn ssr~@,a co bowcg Rseev>A
street - OAna' Aaa - vArrrssw CLINTON.
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Robert A. Hunter has been appointed Marsha for y
EASTERN district q Louisiana vice Kennedy, rcszoce 40
4ncss Armstrong Of Georgia, Lieutenant In she navy
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aIadfss, Bsanuaer."-Phnion q sons
ssnou vkAe Oriental Cream soIt BY al druRgists
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"a Clear Complexion II Desired by aA
iAdlss Use gHALOnF Snow white Oriental Cream
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Eureha Sewing Machines. Price $50.
CAN BIZ PAID FOR IN WEEKLY PAYMENTS.
oace ass Broadway. Arents wantsd. ID l.. LEVY supl
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.Bsa usffui Complexion" PhaIon's
Snow white orlettal Cream ? Price boc, per bottle.
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sun .riAx any the complaints incident 70 The peo ~
teetirg DO let your prrudces OF The pre-
eloes sssni In the vsy o. the rshsl that v BE
rTw,S sne,TTIivg sSpur
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Freedom TItum phAnt.-pur cartbniui
Lincoln OR deunocr.cy ard ngg-s
free sah ana free heaven FREE schools
FREE churches free and ire gc free labor md
free bOugbl free speech and free Gem and fire. Pho
lcgsaphs by HOLMES twenty four pictures for
dollar money god u killed hv Tree civilization.
sons Of Eotn o. Holmes Gallery, 80 broadway.
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-. -. ..x..w, -. .--.-----.-.-.---
rsurf-r tie fsn Inst thst owr .-ra AID
ssahy jewellers ndznsn'it isny thsA they aay
W BE- ~ The Prfrw~ OF 70 NJ
se he oth-ya, would rso our~evss from rncA "a
Anf can safely thai aanef No d,ao,xa
b. IN that c~cssou. ~ frr s>neM ~ has~
rsy re- N efe " re rvs syvs would thai
sid " ~ WIN al he Ffts@~s HAn npwa % IN ~
oasorsh bnscnds 90 IN sst ~ roif deceive
ths ssur expert totsW Ana orpciuA3or W. oth~r~
consider be alors an, .er~r ~ hirs
bsy real diamonds " b. ary vksn th-y
ran hy uu c.ieorAsr rsso mia Aponfs, equa In bril-
h>ncF " he real an - ~ 4 anyttlrr " c~upsrsn
OhDfNsL JACDhr, sT bru~dwsf, VT.
nEuRABLn saARD--t owxrLrvAN cr REsPnc.
~ sshstv Ard rAv~f h>fe Ord tsnfscme Hoons ~re
tse ~nforn q Asse ~ c~lug q p Aer r~-nsy sscouA
L,IRsT Class rrAUHvRs srrPiIrD 10 vAxr rrs
srtDnh ed tsstutUnSyl. III Acsco rr-nsr~l
Enrevicr Teneters ~ wantet Refer " rsru"y Rs
w-ss 0rli~es. bev II vsn Norman. ssd hmh wcotmas
On - brpalwAD
Wcsi Forty - Er~st
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The United States Court Of Claims his resumed s
sion After long The number Of cases on the
docket 10 small Rsne~ed Efforts vii be made 20 procure
an amendment " the Law establishing TITS tribunal 30
that awards exoceeinx three thousand dollars
be 6nal, instead OF having, AZ now 70 Be denn,ivey
acted upon By Congress.
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Best New York shirt,
Made 10 MEASURE alao
Collars Manufactured 70 order. -
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Political safety Waive.
VOTERS III is NECESSARY YOU CAST YOUR

Photographs IN neutrality-suspicious.
Established 1851
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nEATNKss, DEAFNESS DHAFaBss.
AT ONCE REMOVED.
READ TESTIMONY.

EsTABLrsHED sIxTY YEAs.
MEEE's CABINET FURNITc m wAyEKoons.
SIS and SIS Fourth street. notws q RxuadwAS.
Superior Paricr. Library, Dining Bedroom Furnksss
every syts,
the plain and substantial israas sups.vs
n reasonable pra -
Interior Decorations Pier nsAeI GlA1sa. -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-10
pougIn. No..

Tie Presidents organ at N--.u.t.u thinks ft1lt the
c1nard from Charleston -sout the adoption o. the Ten
u.ssee platform was "a dodge Of the Dougasi.cs The
same parties tbs organ SAYS are trying by arother roor-
hack % produce The impression that the retiring dele
gates viii not meet again in separate Convention. OI
4bese things the organ says
81. is doubtless good dodge ,he part OF O. friends
Of slgauer Sovereignty make DC appctr thar that the,
passed tbe Tennessee resolutions while Ia reality they
dd not 90 SO; and may be good stroke Of policy to
dlse the belief that the seeding deetts have dyest-
ed themselves Of the power utru-ed them by their
several constituencies In order 90 g.yV sembance OF e
gitimacy 20 the bogus delegations from those States
which 10 f. intended present st Baltimore the s-h
proy provided the required slahgg of Southern men
can be found who viii coussui 70 perform such eryiSe
o. be permitted 20 undertake. b.
Let nobody, howtvsg oe deceived by the trick. The
only resolutions vtsl the majority OF the Charleston
Convention adopted those which are known the
minority platform distinguished from those which
presented by the seventeen delegates represent
ing the seventeen democratic States and bch we're re-
jected
The delegations from the States Of Alabama Msss-
Eipp Louisiana, Georgia, Florida, Arkansas aud South
CsrOlna continue 90 represent tie dcmoe-acv of hos,
true democratic sOveregutes and In the exercise of their
legitimate functions all assemble in Richmond on the
lin OF June or 10 Baltimore the 18th Of thai month
A. thew may think proper in the interest Of their eonstt
uents their party and their country
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-10
AnrmorrnIir Ntnte Cnnrcntlon.

The Richmond corr sspoudent OF the New York H,r-
al states that 1.-The managers of the Erqjre after con-
su-ltion with prom neut members of the Democratic
party have agreed 10 recommend the Democratic Tx
ecutive COMMITTEES of the State 70 issue an immediate
call for State CoIventsOs." This policy Is deemed
ped,ut in view Of the divisions in the State delegations
Charleston ~ the question Of secession well the
choice Of CsHEiatss Il, is thought that the delegates
in the absences OF definite expression Of the popular viii
Of he State woald 60 into the Baltimore Convention div
esd aad distracted as az Charleston" SO far the
question OF secession is concerned enough is known OF
the public sentiment Of the State Justify the belief
that yrgirn vii seceCle aud array herself with the
south unless fan recognition of the right of protec
ton to slave property in the Territories is had" The
same writer gives the following interesting informa-
uon
Il have asterainet to iay that several letters have
been addressed to fituds Of Governor Wise in this city,
bv prominent Democrats North and South, urging the
somiuatioa of the Governor by Virginia The writers
state that AIS nomination would be cmneuty prop-
nous for permane no reunion Of the party and express
firm conviction that he would be triumphandy elected
This posy suggested cpou the idea hatit would eec-
tly chez the growing discomfort before it had time to
mature and probably the country from dlsunion-
j. Is lcged that Wise would be peculiarly available mas
nEsA bc bad part IN the discord5 and dorgauiza-
whi1 his -Leoo npton position and his popularity with
the adopted citizens of tue country would render him
peculiarly acceptable 10 the North A union on him Is
predicted beyond all question aud should not be sur
pris,d IL he nominated by the democratic State
Convention which a 70 be called in this State Gene
-l jackson by the Tennessee Legislature in 1928
Ma sooner dii the news OF the Charleston disruption
reach here than suggestion IN reference 10 Wises nom
nation made by many prominent Democrats oil TINS
city. The coucideac of similar suggestions IRON prom
1 aIr,4 sfr-. fhr "a
venture to predict, viii find full development
when the popular voice comes 10 be expressed. No rival
~ exists IN Virginia, the friends OF Hunter being
satisfied, after The display Of weakness which he had
made Charleston that there is earthly hope OF hs
nomination either nov or in the future. From the SEN
men, which seems prevail In this city to day, feel
sroug assurance tr1t Wise will be put forward by VA
gua, with address the Democracy OF the Union TO
rally upon him the best means Of eXungulshng the
dry elements OF dscord that have crept into the party
Look out Tor proclamation by Virginia Of Wise as her
nominee for President and Wood of New York, or per
haps DaLs, OF Pennsylvania for Vice President"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-10

begin as vet to realize the extent of the disaster There
is still vague hope among them that the Richmond
Southern Convention may strike out new road 10 mar
monv, reunion and victory, that the Baltimore Con
ventou may knock under the demands OF the SOUTH
But this hope is indeed vague and shadowy one, ana
has no tangible foundation The party is broken up,
and these Richmond and Baltimore Conventions will only
facilitate the work of the dispersion of its incongruous
elements .
Southern rights say, what is the use OF any ell
forts Mt reunion now when defeat sres us in the face:
Better complete the rupture aud where this revou
ton will carry us When the democratic party is re-
qured to stick together only for the plumber, anything
for a change. And so may conclude that the WORK
of breaking down and breaking up the democratic party
which was commenced by the revenge of Van Buren, ID
1915 upon Texas is finished by the wrath OF Douglas III
1860 upon that disastrous experiment to carry water on
both shoulders the Kansas Nebraska bill"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-10
saved from the Last Disgrace,

The New York Leader, prominent Democratic Jour
nal in the city of New York. in its Daguereoype of the
Charleston Convention, says:
ave congratulate Democratic brethren OF the
Union on being saved from the last and worst disgrace
which could have befalen party. Amidst all the IN
pleasant, deporable and tumultuouS incidents which
marked the conduct of certain parties within the walls
of the Charleston Conventions amidst the many dsnge-
nuous not to say dshonorabe tricks, to which certain
men otherwise respecabe did not hesitate to stOop in
their opposition Judge Dougas-nevertheess and in
spite of all this there not to be found in the whole
Convention one delegate with brass enough his fore
head or federal gold enough in his fob to stand up in
his place and insult the moral recttude of that body by
even suggesting as the name Of candidate that Of
James Buchanan, This shows-as indeed all history
teaches-that there is but man in each age OF a
country who can touch bottom in the pit of political de-
gradatiOn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-10
The present STATE OF the uenocracy.

Washington letter writer in the New York Herald,
graphically pictures the forlorn condition of the Demo
cratic party. He saws.
There are no symptoms Of reunion OF the broken
democracyno signs OF the slightest disposition on the
par, Of Douglas to cry enough" and not whisper OF
ANY inclination the part OF his Southern opponents to
lee him up The issue between him and his democratic
rivals for the inside track has BEEN and will be- intensi-
fed by the Charleston rupture He believes that he has
been uuusy prosecuted and pursued by his democratic
enemies and the Herald has often declared, he
had some time ago deliberately, and with most cordial
reciprocity ofhate he resolved be reyeuged upon them
70 the extent OF forcing them TO pull down the
temples OF the party around his
1t expected that the appointed speech in the Sen
ate OF Mr. Jefferson Davis on the Territorial Slavery
question, will, on Monday next result in some sharp
crosshring aud hot determinations between the Little
Giant and the FIRE eaters The Little Giant" ehafes
Ike wounded Zouaye, and now all that caution re-
serve, amiabity and forbearance which have marked
hs course m the Senate for the last years will be
'hroNn awsy, and the first occasion may expect
20 hnd him dragging the remains Of the democratic party
around tae Senate chamber with something Of that
ung wrath With which Arehes trailed the dead body
Of Hector around the walls Of Troy
"On all sides among the democracy Il Il admitted that
The back bone Of Ihs party broken; hut very isv can
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-10
ONE WEEK LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

ST. JOSEF, May THE pony express, from San
Francisco on April 2sth arrived here last night The
trip was made 10 nine days and four hours.
The steamer Cortez, from Panama, with passengers
who left New York on the SOth March, arrived at San
Francisco April 2bh aud the Sonora arrived on the 2Sth
with New York passengers of April 9th.
Emigration from China to California is increasing 1t
is estimated that 1000 persons have gone to the Washoe
mines The Indians in Carson Valley have stolen thirty
horses belonging TO the poney express company.
The California Legislature has passed an act to create
the office of State geologist act to provide for vote
of the peope to decide when and where the convention
to revise tn, constitution shall be called.
bill to appropriate $4,000 to build wagon road
from Pacervile to Carson Valley was lost.
bill giving bonus Of 100000 and $4,000 per an
to the first and second companies carrying teegra
phc lines across the continent has passed both Houses
At San Francisco business was improving The com
bnaon among operators in refined broke through
the 2Sh of April causing great decline in prices
and at auction sale 800 lots of crushed powdered anC
loaf sold at average price of Is cents and GOO
bills of Eastern crushed at l2IaS cents Traders were
the sole purchasers and have secured thirty days sup
| ply
G. R. 0thiel has been nominated as the democratic
candidate for Congress in Oregon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-10
THE JAPANESE EMBAssY-MEXICAN ADVICE

THE JAPANESE EMBASSY-MEXICAN ADVICES.
New ORLEANS, May 9th.-The steamship Coatzacoalco,
from New York ria Havana reports having met the U.
S steamship Roanoke last Friday off the S. Z. coast of
Florida with the japanese embassy on board.
She brings Vera Cruz advces to the LIST. The Consti-
tutional party had rejected the proposed mediation
Miramons party sustaining defeats OIL all Sides
HIS means we're all exhausted.
Caraveja organizing expedition agans. Pue-
bio
Il reported that Mr.. McLane had gone to the nie
rior to have an interview with MiramOn.
The French Minister had received bis reca.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-10
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON May 9.-SENATE-The Senate to-day
debated the Homestead bill
Mr. Davis of hiss, reported bill to restore to the
Secretary of War the supervision of the Indian Bureau
Mr.. Hunter, Of Va, reporteda Deficiency bill.
Mr.. Lane of Oregon, made personal explanation,
denying that he has any interest in the Oregon debt
The consideration OF tie Homestead bill followed. The
Senate is still in session.
HoUsE-The House was occupied in discussing the
Tariff question.
After considerable discussion on the Tariff BILL the
House adjourned without action.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-10
GOOD SALE OF WHEAT.
The Lynchburg Viroinidn Of Yesterday, says

Inc LyhchouIg '|g"'td' vi !esteruay, says
Mtsrs McCorke Co.. Commission Merchants In this city sold
last week. loads OF white Wheat amounting TO 1909
buse eing the crop Col Thcs Mitchell Of Bedford for
the unprecedented price Of sL5SH bushe The lot pur
chased commit tIon house In iiS city, TO I'LL order from
Brandy wine NILS In Delaware Tile Wheat supe-
or article perhaps the best that has been sold In this market
during present season the price psd much than
propo Jna:ey above thu ruling rats We understand that the
farm which this crop never until the past two or
produced than four red bushels Of VII at
careful farming and liberal Of Fertilizers,
the above result Is shown. Beat tbs wao
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-10

A FEARFUL TRAGEDY-EAsroN, Pa.,) Monday, May
IA horrible murder was committed near here this af-
ternoon. Mr. Thomas Richardson an old, wealthy, and
respectable farmer living three miles above Easton, on
the Lehgh river had an alteration with two of his la
borers which terminated fatally the whole three One
of the caught Mr. Richardson around the neck with
scythe, pulling him down fence, and holding him
in that position whilst his companion beat him on the
head with rail- finally jamming the rail into his BRAIN
Two Of Mr. Richardson coming to his assistance
threatened and threats made to fire the prem
ses and murder the whole family if they were nertercd
with One Of the boys ran into the house got double
barreled gun, and shot both the men dead.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-10

for the Virginia delegation to remain, the failure to pass
them made tae5 remaining perfectly rroHg The h'eor-
DER vii have % -end its hold Win it please tell US
whether as the facts stood the Virginia delegation were
perefscLy right or perfectly wrong!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-10

FIRE. EXHIBITION OF ONE HUNDRED
AND SEyENTY-SIX FINE OIL PAINTINGS.
lust received. from EUROPE and CORN THAN HALL
- Monday, Tuesday aud "Wednesday. MAY 7th,
sth 9th from ocl,ck A. NJ until O'Clock p NJ and
THU RsDAi and FRIDAY mornings previous public
sale
~ Catalogues furnished at the Gallery. my1-iE
H~FOR JUDGE OF THE HUs-
49, TINGS COURT, WILLIAM II. LYONS E.q. n9-td
MUSFOR JUDGE OF THE HUST-
w. IN6s CoUET.-PEACHY GRATTAN ESQ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-10

FATAL ACCIDENT AT NIAGARA FALLs-0n Sunday a
Of the late DR. Mackn, of Chippewa, and nephew Of
the Hon. Thomas c. Street. fell into the river and was
carried the Niagara Fall We have particulars OF
this sad event. but presume the young man was at the
residence Of his uncle s The Falls when the unfortunate
event took place.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-10
TIE CHARLESTON SMASHUP

New ORLEANS, May 9th.-A meeting was held
last night in this city of those who dsapproved the seces
son Charleston They resolved to regard all who at
tempt to produce separation of the States as enemies
of the Constitution.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-10
The virginia DeIegatiOn az Charleston.

The fredericksburg Reeore lest silence on the subject
might be misconsrued does not hesitate to ahrm that
'he Virginia delegation perfectly right In remain
ing IN the Convection after s Passags Of ne Tennessee
yssotioas." This about what the ErsiaT said the
other day But il out that the Tennessee resOu-
tons we're 10, passed by the Convection IL follows
that II their psssgs would have made il perfectly right