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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-17

IN Pokr MAYu1b B, vir.a. Il 49, a.sS 81 I trD1t
., shse :aS nI, e sas %
suc;ion. upon The prsn,ses. on TUESDAY, &c
5sth daS Of February commencing ~ oclnck z.
The .st side OF 7sb street feet, and runsnS SaSS
.. feet and ds.'s mated :, q: nuncs. 4 on Plan
19''''.. 10 l. . 1S;s:M TS siTs '1 f;a.,..
As SPECIAL. co MMIssIo MEN AP.
Of tho 81 inc 5 S:s
%.ss in the order advertised. the following n.y. prop
.S sss e. g: ~ # Ess FTsE
MENTS on the south side Of Broad street, between
and sss b .s
ssss; l. os s.:; s::s
g let norS . sSs
ss e s.s s'i
mencing at IL O'CLOCK, A. NJ, 4 TRACT OF LAND
Bow c and Others containing about one hundred
On n cs
Road, about seven mule. from the city, and adjoin
O'Clock. =. NJ, will be sold TRACT OF LAND
niles heow sIhhe city Of and %
the lands of Mrs Robinson, Mcssrs. Whitlock,
TsRMs-ons- fourth cash cash the balance at 9, I.
and ID months the purchasers giving bonds. bear
hs retained until the further order Of the Court"
The taxes for 1850 to % Rsld ~ the puTch..sI:.
JAS. M. rAvrox SON. %As Aacs Special CONF f.,
BY A. d. Williams, Aacs'r.
TUyR DST y 4 \ n G.YTV
executed by Thomas A: Rust and Phoebe C.. his
aes .as IN cs q
on Tn SPAY. the ist day Of March, is5S; At the
hour Of O'Clock r. NJ &c fairs if pot, on the first
premises, ehavins been thereto reaucsted,j to sci!
the ooS'ng Rao?e.ty f. VII PIECE g, parcel
Rust ea' Of James EXT S'" 3" ~
| !nnes. beginning at the southwest corner OF Col
:
along the wet side Of tina. 70. to Or Cary street
liam Mtchell:. south corner, sixty feet; thence ~
tue aeas she said
corded in Rcnmond Hastings Court Deed Book.
TKRMs-Cash agreeaby to the conditions OF the
deeds, and the purchasers to the taxes and in
surance of the year 1850. the title to the above
property is heleved to he good but selling as trus
| tee shall convey the property above mentioned
with special warranty only. Sale conducted by A
| u. WILLIAMS, Auct'r.
GUSrANUS A. MYERS. Trustee.
P.S.-Referriny to the foregoing advertisement
| It may be added Nv way of more detailed descr,p
ton. that the above property is situated on thu
North aide of Cary between 18th and 18th streets
| adjoining the foundry of Mr. T. Rahm, and opposite
| to the Warehouse of Messrs. 4. H. Sklnker & Co.
has upon i several buildings which are now rented
| at about SG0O ger annum.
Regarding its location which is about equi- distan
from ana convenient to the several Railroad De
portion Of ths city, this may justly be consdere.
| the most valuable property now IN the market TO
| Warehouses, Factories, or other business pur
poses.
| 1t will DO sold according to plan which may b,
| seen at the Office of the auctioneer.
| Although the deeds Of trust require , sale fo
| cash, it il hoped that some arranseme mt may b
made previous to the day of sale, whereby credi
may be allowed upon q portion OF the purchas
| money. tfe9l A. D. WILLIAMS, Auc'r.
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ne ccamissss q fissSss hs.swssh s.bris. !.
Os1anaass ia1ssasg sn1ss 1df 10 nsxs xseal ysss.
- Also seeSemeAts ead p mede cnt By the
the seeeipeo esA d.sboTeeqsonss mr. yhe etoven
1onte4 ttom TIE l1t day u March. -, 20 sho lot
deS nf February, 1o6o. 0tnaemAnt d N estimate
q ne recsiDD aad Disbursements f6r ~ next
the NQonnt received into tao 31oAsuYy ffusa NJ
lgs of March leeo, 70 the Iat OF fehssafy, ~. .
e!1ding the tsaaAes On hard q Tie een9caeemeat
Ard the whole amount Of disbursemeIts
daring the saale period was. ........ eOl,3oe Is
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L right tn ROUTES DRAIN FLOW. We.
awarded the premium Of the Virginia Asriculturai
s. AGRICULTURAL Fair. Richmond. 1855; the premium
Of the Va. Cen Agricultural Society; laae and nse
Opens train oas foot deep, thirty inches vide 6
top and four inches wide At lsOttOm-sldes roaled
down to incline PLAIN. Perfect drains are fosQ-
l8N A. r. NOUTTa
fo6-l3t 6Ou0eUott, Oyanga. Va
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lin, pcmscrasic state Cenve

ts"neesn Feb I5.-The Democratic State
HsRi,'e .s.e,n hled in this city to-day. II
cshN e" ,.ysest and most enthusiastic Smte
i'e enrior, ever held in ConnectscuI An I'm, IN,
f9sN s, halo, for Governor was take" VIZ"
ne .e.s" .s " seymour. si5; James I. Pratt,
Ino...s, q, Deming. IL; Scattering ;.
~ ben, .syen ton then adjourned to O'CLOCK.
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VAIBl1xIN09.
~o~'~--
VALENTINE! vAL8NTlNB0Iy

WEST L JOHNSTON "9ey to ~ eitissls ef
Rich9snd and me.shsstc Fl virx,aia. the shoiceee
ST. vslen.iEe's day. to b found 10 this ard It
very 10y prices. Our assortment OF co MIC VAL
ENTINk LIS 10 unusually laSso and varied.
Merchants would consult their interest ~ e.
degins their supplies NJ once...
Orders by letter will meet with prompt ttentio0s
when addressed to WEST 4 JOHNSTON,
las Main street, Easle aQuAgo.
67-ts tSuccessOrs to Geo. n. West.)
VALENTINES. Val e u + lNEs. =. Tho
Y usual 6ne assortment Of continental ard e0Oso
VALENTINES, at SCHAAP 4 cos,
corner Broad and - 81.
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Nortbern Markets.

New YORK, Feb, l6.-Stephen Whitney, the
wral'hiest citizen of New York. except Astor,
died To-day
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THREE BRICK TEN xMENT& ON ORE.
CON HILL FOR SALE AT A. CTION.-Wln
DAY. the 18th February, 1850 nc o'clock 2. A =,
three brick Tenements on Oregon Hill. on the
ner side Of High street, between Belvidere and
Church streets.
TERMs.-One- third cash; balance at and 8
months for negotiable notes, interest added. ana
title retained till last note is paid.
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Death of a Millionaire

Ct I.oris. Feb. l5.-The official returns OF
he assessors OF Kansas, report the population
q 81 lQ
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w.,.~o..Vera Cruz BeaieRrl

s,.m Mexico..Vera Cruz beaieg~d.
later n.,r.xs. Feb. 16-vera Crux dates TO
Nh 'aa inst INST, are received. Miramon left the
De '0'1 with s,eop men, on the SIN, Tor vera
aas The sdvansed guard naa reac s,s,s .n ne
s sue Bridge Vera Cruz was IN a s'A'' Oh
s,eSs. =. Z. ,,.ar vessels Savannah and Sara.
100 q; Stcrificios.
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\ COuNlrTED Tn THE JaIy. {

IN COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF
G2 Chesterfield County. on the 10th of Novem
Rber. NEGRO NAN. who calls himself
n RICHARD JAMES BRANCH, and says he
about feet inches high; about % years Of age;
complexion black, with a scar On his left arm and
nose. He SAYS he is free and had when arrested
dom, which were evidently forged by himself, as
he can road and write II said Negro Is a runa-
and take Kim away, he will be dealt with accord
ing to law. SO DUVAL.
lie 4-6wH Tailor Chesterfield County, Va.
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blows, PLOWs, PLOW S.-
p II lTA rye

No. 81 MAIN ST., RICHMOND, Va, 8 p0oDe
ABOVE Sr. CHARLHs Hc11Ls
Would call the attent,en Of tsrmsTs, msIonaeis,
Of FLOWS used in this country, q veil a. BAE-
II k0 y, GUL1IXIAT9pRs. C9uI. TEAS, CON-;
made in his own SHOPS. Of best materials, 81 seoS
workmen. He ALSO kegs hiwssif ysh slIHliad
with genuine GARDEN and FIELD SEEDS,
He would call particular. atte ntion to his new
SOUTH ERN PLOW which works three dinsreqt
on each PLOW. thus insurins it, aaaptatiea q
every variety Of eoii and strensth Of team, &AA
warranted every article made hy. himself: A1d y
pleased to gay that he has not had Eve PLOWD re-
hopes to succeed purely ON his own MERIT -
when he Ends it necessary to detr1ct from The
ing others down. he expects = virtQOue cnmtnuni-
ty to discountenance him and bug Of > hseeer -.
IA A fresh supply Of GARDEN SEEDS lust r.
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EDUCATION.

Vl,HE RICH OND FEMALH iNsis.
L TUTE, now in its sixth session. offers to the
daughter of Virginia and the South the best IA
cllitles for the sacqqireinent Of thorough and
well tried teachers, most of whom are yirsinians,
and two of them Masters Of Arts Of the Uniyersty.
all that young lady should stady. 1t invites COM
parison with the most prominent semlnares in
any part of our country. Pupils are admitted at
weeks OF January or at the middle of February,
when the second term begins.
TERMS ZONE HALF IN ADVANCED
Board, including everything. ....-...-.~. $50
English TUITION. 30 to 60
charges.
For catalogues. containing details. apply to
ia 1l--d6w CHAS. II. WINSTON, President
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COAL, COKE, &c.

VVl0e V003p ~ $1,000
e -
~ AND ANTHRACITk CQAIc-l have. ney,Sa
hand supply Of OAK and PIN WOOD CLOykk
&C market rates. WIN. G. BRAZEAL,
Once on Basin Bank,
between 9Th and 9Th streets,
fe1-lm aud 1T Petershafe Dep0e.
COKE. ..The price Of Coks until fsFthsF noaes
~ will be ~ fOiowu:
SOFT LUMP COKE. 49,. 49,. 49,. en-
SOFT HAIL COKE. .-.>. 49,. 49,. -
manu- OOAEs. -. 49,. $1,000. -~s.. w.
Orders promptly executed At Yards corner lUeh
and Cary and 9Th and Byrd streets. Terms csah.
de l3-ts JNO. J. WERTH, Akout.
OAK AND PINE WOOl11easoned and un-
~ der shelter, for sale q Coke YaIds
de- Dts JNO. J. WERTH, At
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w. MUSICAL .AGGOlM "A "a -
lAa& Prof. be CtENlEL, tlate Of Patapsco Fe-
G%m male .r-':'ate. Eicott,s Mills. Md.,) hay
in, come t., aichmond tn locate permanently, I.
offers his professional services those DESTROYS Of
obtaining u full and complete course Of Musical
!nst,Mcti2nm, IN the ltai!an ftsIs IN the HAkP
SCIENCE OF MUSIC.
His Circulars, Gard of Terms: Testimonia,s.
&C., may ne seen IL MIR. P. h. TAYLoR's Music
Store, or at the st. Lawrence House. where he may
be seen.
Professor DE CRN1EL was fer several years
3 Teacher of Music in the Pstapsco institlte:-
o., have excelled or equaled him. and al Pro-
fessor Of VOCAL MUSIC, he mss high rank
most cordially recommend him an INSTRUC
TOR for SCHOOLS. or private pupils"
ALMIRA EtNcOLN PHELPS,
Late Principal Of Patapsco Female Inst'e. Md
Eutaw Place. Bait. Dec Is. 1852. fe4-lms
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old DOMINION FEMALE Institute,
The second semi annual session of this lnstitu-
tisn will begin February 18th: 1850. and close the
Goth June Eveiy facility is afforded in this scheol
complete education. The prime pal is assisted by
an eininently qualified corps Of instructors, among
Mo. al Sciences; Mr.. l. +. SHUMATE. A. B, i,
teacher OF Ancient Languages and Natural Sci
ence Mr. HORACE CHASE, teacher of Music
Mons. b. HOUDr YER. teacher Of French, &c.
Board, including WASHING, iish hts. &c 49,. sll2 50
Primary English. including Vocal Music Is w
sic. '...'....s...... -.. % 90
Senior nslssh. including vocal Music..... IS w
Languages, each Observation-Disclosures. IL "
from. 1891. Is % to 20 90
Oil Painting -. .-... ............. Is OO
Pastel or Water COloTs, CrayOn Drawing. 10 ~
Use Of Piano ...-..-..-.....- W
For further information apply to
f. -0w 4. GATIEuER prin~iual
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~Ws NOTICE.-The steamer URTJH
Ea4AzNPECK will, after MONDAY next,
ss<71Ee.7&@ 5sh inst, discontinue running be-
tween tbs, Portsmouth and Norfolk, until fur
Their notice.
will continue the regular run between this, Ports
mouth aud Norfolk. leaving the wharf at Rockets
regularly, every MONDAY: WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY MORNINGS. at 6H precisely, and
turn each alternate day, Sunday excepted, leav-
Ing Norfolk at the same hour.
do Its X. q. HASKlNS.
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cH>A SPECIAL NOTICE. Until far
aIEEN ther notice the YORKTOWN, Captain
esssh1 PARRISH. will leave New York for Rich
mond every SATURDAY, at p. NJ. and the
JAMESTOWN, Captain SKINNER. every " Ed
HESDAY ct Nm +: NJ ssturnlng, r they TlII leave
FRIDAY, at 4 P. NJ, touching at Norfolk and City
Point going and returning.
ia l3-ts LUDLAM WATSON.
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BIRDs!

Pre- exhibitions Of 81 RDS from tho four quarters
Of the gobe- aspl4s9id variety Just reserved from
Gagged 6ft6S il tho World. lm1aste( CANA
les that sins by 90 lisht: "A variety a LIZA IN,
Ep g
koaiiaG 8irl, irieh TH kEeH, ITteh SKY LAX.
a3a tAe k1slisa 90 LIN taseht b music. &c.
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>e1AA FURTHER REDUt TiON IN
49, T E $ E RICMn Mnm DIRK TO
MEASuR EMENT GOODS REDUCED TO
Duc sh on 1t DRINK Go1nS. ~
Merchants receiving Goods from NEW YORK.
are informed that they can now receive them
and JAMESTOWN, leaving NEW YORK every
WEDN ESDAY and SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS, and ut greatly reduced rates.
Full tariff Of rates farm shed on application to
IUDLAM Il WATSON,
fe 3-S,n Opposite SteanShlps' Nharves.
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WE WI ss!k o. fnlpAY. ~ s7th -. = -
xIGxSfk z ESD dssfo q Il &; 49,. ss.ss, Z
'.a..'"es' EEiiowAras MOORE ! Co..
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LMlS PURE LEADING have just re-
go IA y and 50 Id kegs. Also, Paint Brushes,
aIsten' slzes auo kinds; Linsecd Oil, Turpentine
Aae copsl Vafnish. for sale by
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LIGHT OR DARK ,Rsss

Mr. VIM. j. Aninson, in a card we published
yesterday, denouDciDg as forgery the alleged
Apology of Mary Quincy for her elopement from
her husband, says:
"rh. Is enough 10 set the But alas how
anv sop OF paper SO widely circulated pregnant With
thoughts the tsotng Of the wells at which toe
people drink snd for the ntrocueoB Of the 'rPens whpS
ngs the Eden Of home which had been Watenuy
ua other respects but into which the public press has
carried sn embodiment vice. ard elaborate argument for
inpuy sentiments protested against true yet hHdos
od. may fear IN minds which would disregard the
int need sntidote-"
As this ia the embodiment Of popular and spe-
oious sentiment which we believe to be dangerous
to the well-beiDg Of society, we propose to con-
slider il.
Mrs. Mary Gurney-a lady Of high family,
wealthy and expeI sively educated-lately abau-
doned her husband and children in Eogland,
clipping with her groom to Paris, where she
is at this day living with him, and calling
herself by his name-so much, there is, unhap-
PLY, no room TO doubt, and no pretense Of dis
putting Had this been an act without precedent
or parallel, it might possibly have been well to
shroud the deed and its impulses so far as prscti
cable, in oblivion. But We all do know that her
case was but conspicuous manifestation of per
yadi social disesse-that unfaithful wives
common, here there, everywhere; and unfaithfu
husbands still more common, and that laxity of
principle error Of conception, or peryersity Of dis
position, with regard to Marriage, its nature, ten
ure, ends and obligations, lies at the bottom Of
these alterations, which 30 fearfully demoralize
their subjects and eliminate in the most deplora-
BILE domestic tragedies. How is the subject to be
dealt with by those who realize the full extent and
true character of the disorder
The fashionable mode Of treatment may be
summed up in the terse iojunctions, "Cover up ="
keep da'k" Let all reputable people shut their
eyes to these iDnumerable escapades ignore (so far
as possible) their existence, and keep all knowl-
edge of them, to the extent of our ability,
from the minds of our children, but especially
of our daughters And it was under the influence
Of this system that Mary Quincy, herself an ille-
climate child and the offspring of an elopement,
was reared, educated and married. Her case, so
far at least as the education and marriage are con.
cerned is that Of millions.
We believe the system to be radically wrong
and practically disastrous. We believe it no more
desirable to seal the eyes Of the young 10 the fact
Of the existence Of Adultery thaa 10 that Of the OK
stence of Murder Each of these evils exists In our
world by the permission of an AIl.Wise God, and
Of course for benisnsnt ends. We may affect Ia
ignore one or both Of them; bot by so doing we net
thsr, Ike lagos Venetian danes, "leaye undone
rOr "leep unknown" The knowledge that w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21

htdied in can Ordnance for the Government Of
"tbe Territory Of the United States North West Of
"tbe River Ohio, and was now carried by the vote
Of every State pIesent, Georgia and the Carolins
cluded. TIE only vote given against it was that
of Mr. Yates Of this State, who was overborne oy
his colleagues. AS thus adopted and enacted T"
reads:
There shan be neither Slavery involuntary - =.
the .aid territory Otherwise than Ia puni't''e"' VI
whereof the parties shal be duly convicted
This was adopted on the 18Th of July i7a,
while the Convention was eogaged in forming toe
FEDERAL Constitution tudor which we nov n'e'
The next or first Congress under the Consutdtioo'
na,s,d unanimously an act modi1 ing the Ordtnanco
81 1881 40 a. to conform it to the Federal Con'n'
.u,;on. which act W .shingtou signed; and 1t lett
,hs slavery Restriction aforesaid untouched and
aor,pob,y valid. So much for the early history OF
Slave y Rest .ctop, every word of which may be
relied on.
MIR. Douglas, we see, at Syracuse, Endorsed
Mr. Jefferpn as q sound and trae exponent OF
genuine "Populsr Sovereignty" The people OF
all that region have long been aware thai such Is
be fact
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eence Of the execution Of Gen. wsker Inc
row. NAV be pre- nature, rs the statement W. pub
,,.sad on Tuesd ~, from Havana via New Orleans,
y as made on tie authority of the same arrival
tbe Francisco dAsis at the former place from
TruxDlo-which is said to have brought this later
intelligence. Had the Francisco d Asis brought the
pews of the execution Of Walker and Kuiler, an
item of so much general interest would hardly
have been omitted 10 toe Transmission of the intel
Tiger ce brought by her that Walker and his mon
were captured, and he was to suffer death
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.0s incised B, abolition emissariss"--,h.s 90
far - Thy had any exstence. they zero tho wsdk
Of horte thieves ADD other ls~less bord.rers, who
thus avenged their real or fanced wrong, u Tie
bsbds OF the citizens whose enmity they hsd in
Cured. Tie fires" and ths " ssfychnlne" wers
enormously exaggerated by Iyirg rumor, TIE
-" Alb htion emi.saries" we're a few bar aIes.
preachers Of the gosp'l whose only ofIe nae was
their connection with the M,tbodi.t Caurcb North.
The few really guilty persons we're no moro
Aboiitiopists than Col. Ore is; though soms Of
them may (and may aot) hass. In their -spers-
ton, resolved to raise the negroes agains. their
masters as last chance to saws their owe Iiys.
Col. Orr will come to himself af.er Mr.. LIN.
coin election. yerg short experience Of IA.
publican rule will serve 10 convince him that Il lss
DO such purpose" as be mistskiDgly says II sss
"declsred," and be will sbsko tho vaPor ses Of
his now heated noddle aud retora to commsa
sense. He really ia not The man to b cutting a,
bese Keit ard Yspcey didoes, sDd few weeks
more will render HIM hear tiIy ashamed Of tAom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21

The Tamnany City and County Convention met
in the old Wigwam last evening and after an in
eectpal attempt at fusion with the MOzarters, who
wanted half the ticket, which the Sachems would
not tolerate, nominated George G. Barnard, the
present Recorder, for Justice Of the Supreme
Court; John T. Hoffman, esq, for Recorder
At O'Clock this morning the Convention was
baIloiing the second time for City Judgs-JObn
McCuDn, esq, having come within votes Of an
election on the first ballot.
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Dry goods are dry goods, aud old clos are old
clos, and Abe man who can sell the most Of .her,
if he has them to sell, is the smartest fellow. Thus
We presume to be as good commercial maxim as
if it had been promulgated by resolution at the
great " H., s. 4 T." meeting ut the Cooper In
stitnto on Monday evening.
That the Henrys should have made the NEST OF
that meeting they could We do not wonder. In
deed We rather admire, rs we said yesterday inc
generosity Of John T.. who consented that it shoaia
be q sort of family party, and banded over saai'
in this magnificent advertising scheme 10 1o'naH
to his brother.in-las, even 10 his clerks aoa ais
porter--to whom il may be Of great prospective
sdvaDtsse -snd did not selhshly keep il oil Tor the
benefit of tie house Of Hsnrys Smith * Townsend
the "H., s, & t." the "resl, original ia
"cobs" Of the New-York Southern dry soosA
trade.
But We are little afraid that in some other 70
speets they have not done exactly tho faif tnins'
On the Lat Of the Vice Presidents from sther s'sscs
at the "H., 8. & T." meeting we OBJ ervs the name
Of the Hon. John A. Williams Of North Carolina
Now We believe II is fact that the Hon. JOAN a.
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The pleasant and aattering assurances which
Mr.. John T. Henry received from Mr.. Peter
Cegger, that it was in his-Mr. Henrys-power
to bring order cut of the chaos OF Democratic
politics. are we hear, to have no other result tn an
the comfortable one which Mr.. Casger buttoned
up in his brooches pocket and carried with him to
Albany. That Mr.. Cagger will find great coasoa-
ton in the security of that accomplished fact we
have DO doubt; bat it will be no comfort 70 Dr.
Henry TO feel that Mr. Caeger has the money.
while the fusion which he was 70 ge' in
return is quite as far OIL as ever
There seemed some little promise in the Heary
Committee, the appointment Of which we an-
nounced yesterday. But they have bad their hrst
meeting and the probability is that they will never
have a second. The Committee was found to be
made of such incoDgruous materials, 30 many I'M
possible concessions were demanded Fl st by one
and then by another that the chances of any gree
mept are well-Di. hopeless. IL is sad and m |
aucboly ending to oil that charming good feeling
and b. oyant cOrdiaity which seemed to pervade
the Democrats and Brooksites of this city oaly
three days ago, ADD which was to produce such
great results 10 the labors of this Committee, But
this now is all over
Had they never loved SO kindly.
Had they owed 20 bthoiy
N.ytr met o never pat d.
Thew had ne er been broken hearted'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21

The Pony Express with California advices of
the 9Th, arrived at ST. Joseph on Wednesday night.
The Douglas State Convention had nominated its
Electoral ticket and censured the California dele.
gates for seeding from the Charleston Convention.
The State was fully represented. The Bell and
Everett Convention met on the same day. About
half of the State was represented, and it was
thought they may abandon their organization, and
10 for Douglas and johnson. The Republicans
were actively canvsssiDg the State, and gaining
strength daily. Much excitement existed respect
ing the San Francisco local nominations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-21
The Tribune for California

Win be ready at 9 O'Clock this morning. 1t will
contain TIE Money and Market Reports, Marriages
and Deaths and all the latest important Foreign aud
Domestic News since the sailing Of the last steamer.
The steamship North Star will leave to-day at II
o'clock The mails sloss at 10 o'clock a. m. Single
copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, for sale at the