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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11
rrcoNorrY Is WMALrH.

EsCONoNgY Is WEALTHl
oARMRNs CEMENT OR NEGATIVE GLUE,
permanently Joining broken China Glass Earhen and
Wooden Ware Furniture Leather, India Rubber goods and
Fancy Articles Of all kindH
Ask for Garnas Negative Glue and take no
other rpsses anything of the kind in leaving no
trace of any cement having been applied.
L. b. WHEELoGK CO.,
Sole Wholesale Agents,
No. Al Magazine st.
For sale by Retail Druggists and Dealers generally Price
5cpnt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11

Advice to aI'ener-B natural.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11

@,... ---s+s@A-t%---
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP ARABIA.
REVOLUTION IN NAPLES.
THE City IN A STATE OF sIEG T.
GREAT MASSACRE "A NEW MINISTRY.
THE e4PTUREb EESsELS BELE1fSED.
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JoHs c. HEEs AN.-The following paragraph ap-
peared IN Bells Life in London Of the 2sd uls.s
Heeaan still adheres to his intention TO return
to New York by the Vanderbilt, but previous to
sayers have proceeded on 3 short sparTing tour on
their own account and not as employees Of any
SPECTATORS in exhibitions. 1t is as well this should
be known, IS yaroas rumors are afoat that what
ever may be received st the doors does not SO to
the beisefSs;aaes The men went on Friday TO New
castle oa Tyne, whence they were TO proceed 10
Dublin limerick Cork. Belfast etc.
Pray, sr,s asked one man Of another, With
| whom he had got into political dispute, in 2 raj
road car Pray, sir, who is ynur candidate Tor the
| Presidency. Beli2''
Bell, sir. He'll. sir No, sir Ms candidate
i sir, is Mr.. ngtiage-f-f-mean-aE. M. Bfeekias
d-n it. sir, what is it to you sir Ny candidate 4 !
the regular Democratic candidate aud 81 fghtss
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DgsrRucTsn HAIL sroRa.- The Montgomery
Advertiser of Sunday last has the following:
We learned from Mr.. ogbonrne, yesterday, that
a destructive hail storm, accompanied with con-
siderable wind passed through his neighborhsoa,
about six miles northeast of this city, on the pre-
vous afternoon, badly injuring his crops Of cotton
and corn, nnrooiing his gin house, blowing down a
crib, wagon shed and pigeon houHe, the fencing
around his yard and plantation, and doing other
damage of like character. Although several
mules were standing under the wagon shed at the
time it came down with a crash. fortunately none
OF them were seriously injured. The pigeons,
however, he informs US, suffered most, q large
| number OF them having been killed.
We also understandable Mr.. Thos. Motion. whose
plantation lies near that of Mr.. 0gbearne's, has
also suffered some loss by the injury Of crops and
destruction Of property Likewise, sr. sndkins
has sustained loss, in pretty much the same way
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11
GREAT mAssAcRE--A NEW MINISTRY.

TIE CITY ~ A STATE OF SIEGE.
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Six HoRsEs DRowNEp.-The Selma Sentinel Of
Friday last has the following
On yesterday evening, as the stage vas @ being
becase frightened and the lead horses pulling the
| other four. stage and driver-sSr. Jack Rce-inte
/ the river which resulted in the immediate drown
ing of all six of the horses. The passengers bad
got out of the stage at the top of the river bank
| and were WALKING down to the fat
Mr. Rice saved himself by swimming back to
/ the flat. A large number Of persons collected ON
the spot and very soon recovered the stage. alter
! eu5ting the horses loose. Neither the coach, mail
or baggage of passengers. were injured materially.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11
THE FRAxeo-sWss QUESTION,

.rAk e4rrUnEb VESsELS RELEf$E1
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11

As accidents will happen in wellregulated families
very desirable have cheap and convenient way for
pairing Furniture, Toys, Groekery, etc.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-12-20

MEETING N CuNTTAN9ilt--A lsgrr
meeting Of tho citizen. ot this place adopt.
III the following resolution;
Htsyi~ei. tti. That il Is the sense II
this meeting hat the Southern State.
whose rights have been all alike as.ailed.
should make common cause. aud 50 long rs
none Of them claim any more than Their
Constitutional right. the sthte Of Tcnnca.
sec should stand ready, with purse and
sword. to enforce just demands, and to re.
pei unjust assaults. anil ia order tina. Ell,
may ), in state Of readiness. We respect.
fully urge the Governor Of the State To call
m extra session of the Legislature. 10 pa..
such laws as the hgnor and interest OF III,
STATE demands.
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AtrORr or TUE SECRETARY or Tn9
NAVY.

The Secretary recommend the rszing and
cHtrrtins into FIRST elias. steam ~tr,gatcs
only eight .lur..nfthc-linc. ut n cost %
~ 900 cach, a. lhe other. would not pas
the expense. lotus OH. that the Irigatc,
Saline end Santpc hc 10, "a tiey are, anil
t.c remaining sS sailing figatcs converted
INTO steam slnnp.of.wny, aud finally into
store II - thst ncw ,lapps-of.war should
j., bull - replace those built prior to lsi0.
The present condition % the active navy Is
commended. Ssrcw steamers are favored
and sid,-Sh4>ts, IL case u war o~pposcd.-
An increased he navy !. demanded. on tho
ground thrt Sc have nos a nayigut.n. IN.
terc.t Of five million luus. an import and
export trade Of ia rt seven mill uns Of dol.
lars. aud q rrfjug tfalr Of equal extent
aui value. MI additions 10 ;fe navy Shout !
employ steam power. Attention j. called
To- tire fact thu, tho Constitution prohibits
Individual States from creating a navy e
their own.
Estimates IRE submitted Cor rspasin. al
tue prominent navy yards # the country IL
= condition Of fil activity. The eli rrge;
md discipline Of the Naval Academy. M.
isr Captain Blake, j. approved. ~ 81.
slate.trale, ta'iet ST. srss base h5es caf.
.ir.i this year ~ Dbl, African squadron.
epd more than three %t,euslt neer5g. res
etci. \ irans hint ei.en titttas lave
Ufds can only finally De sarpte,.el Is
''oeltnl enforcing her f-eat II Isl; wi.i
~ ii. u reference To- tl.l. b lie auurx.
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PROM WASHINGTON.

sss..afs 81 TIE ~. j. Times
The Committee on the state Of the Union
mo, io.day. Davis IT Mississippi, pati,
Of Maryland. Kellogg Of Illinois. Curtis of
Iowa. and Humphreys OF New Ycfl, talked,
hrt no conclusion vas arrived ri. The
committee meets again tomorrow. when
propositions for a co,npromise will be put
In. Hawkins. Of Florida. vas the only
absent me,sbcr Of the committee.
Bcyce. Of South Carolina, vas present
AZ a spectator only. An e~x.mcmber Of Ton
vrcss FROM North Carolina. on motion Of
Mr. wilson. was elected clerk. Good feel.
ins prevailed. and as the territorial 1ues-
ton is the only one Ut issue. . satisfactory
resul, ia generally hoped tor.
Riggs \ Co. express the opinion that the
treasury notes will not he At a discount. rs
suggested recently. but that they will be at
a premium.
The reported appointment Of Phillip
Francis Thomas as Secretary of the Ttra.
suty. and It's confirmation, surprises eysry
one.
An effort will DC made in the House ts.
morrow to release the bidders for the loar
under the act Of June last. They hay,
lost heavily already, through The action o
Cobb and other d~isuniouists connected will
| the Federal Administration. Until shcs,
bidders are released the treasury notes. il
ia thought. will avail but little.
Application was r,aIe by South CAROLYN.
to Secretary Floyd to purchase = quan,i,,
of riacd muskcts. with sword hayouc,s..-
Mr.. Mills, who applied in person, vas an
swervd that the Secretary Of War hal n,
power 10 sell the public arms. excep, ,hos'
condemned upon inspection.
II il reported currently tia. Prescott
the assistant Secretary Of State. has re
signed. but Is no, authenticated. If 30
great trouble will arise. IS Secretary Cas-
Knows very little. or nothing Of ID. detail
, Of The c6es.
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iArfn is rnG rfGaduApu

iliI AhtA ! : thc hf.'t'INh ! lt.
f...oN tlrt " ''lt rl} i".Inf'
FIJI. fffHt #Ht Ntr rtffttt ftfFttrt H1 fHr
I.nf.J h.ll"i we N.i' sl"1l iItH'
IIs ull. a, Hrili"lilf +"
lht IlIsHItnI, ur"H iHttH' JN' HlIJ
aitl hr rut'f nnt tHt tliien
iLth. 3D.. i"loi '.It 'I.I 0t i.a
Amat0n tlt nHI IlIHn.nln sltl
tuu Hl lr.HInt nI tuT U'tAirnta 81 tlUrI
lit n l.H place, IiaI t. rtf.t
tr. .u.en was adopted inviting thc
w 'a,
wv.
~ u
ut., w
".'
vii aut Nh accredited comm .%.I.a,-.
Ilr motion to lrulat Am hna,
prevailed With but icw Dissenting voices.
V~,.ut.oroy. D,e ~ Sfy4fr s.n,.
t., I,r, rr..rnIsd .r"i N r...frion.
..,in., M. rr%nrlo,mert N noon. ~ NJ,
fritral G,'einment against secession,
Ntirh were lii over.
,tnr Cuticnleu made a speech in f.
Yer ,i us resolution IVt 'h' restoration 'I
+, IN. ,~.n.,t,ton nr.,si,,, s.,;,., II.
.lal,,,on ~ .t,,e,y ~ A.. NJ ~, - "a
LmIs,. ~,aaran,ceins ,hc r,ymcn, Of G,.,
,s,e .i',ss rescued hy e,rcs AMI n f,,or >
,bT prrrrr,ion If A. tfriean law ,rals
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Ff re
1ai IIn'
iI
l1. L-I- letge.'ee til
lat HN ID -f l l-4 Il.t Nlti
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ICsT rnE IHINg.--Bur attention was
called this morning to a friend Of ours. who
\ few months aeu. was sickly, feeble and
detiIitatel-nov he is healthy. strong anel
robust. THUS great change was produced III
taking Mclean. Celebrated Strengthen
iug Cordial. 1t IS a real Elixir Of Life.
We advise every reader Who may BE sick.
~ ant icbilit1ted. and all slo are well and
wish to keep az. TO try it.-ErtHina Mr..
rar.
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ft.H ff N-HThrt FHI'Nt
WA ufseus. p,.. n.f South .r
NJ. thfaraa ra 10 i,u t,Fr roft.t,.
tll,u Nm P,fr... Njpf appiiri NJ iho
+ r.,tuy If NW ID ruahi.c q%tn0tt
0f ul.d mn-k.it
G iapy rtl lr boa y, roa# y
.,l Tinted STATED aima cyc.Fa the n.u
iawuu'
Ca,.,U .Ias. .C.. December a.. barge
lul rnthpsilstic secession injecting n.rr
hrid III Savannah Columbus ana Atlanta
~, LAST night.
WAmNrtos. December IA letter
received from o distinguished source ~ A..
nhima represents, the northern f9ul,iTs II
,bat state o. being CONSERVATIVE. The eri
frs .tys it is doubtful which way the r1u
,culion sill -. Accounts received from
t,cptsts suy The conservative me hop
lul ol carrying a majority i IT, ouyen.
tlou.
NNsntSoroN, pcC. lb.-iihr mautf, 80
# southern members 81 Congress Ia iIfrI
constituents has oppressed dc conservative.
eho sly they are satisfied that the Saltl
Is opposed . any comrfomis" ~ accnmme.
1ttioh whatever
NEw (opL Dec. i1.-A large ani min
entail meeting Is hoW ~ sos'i"n' m"ti"i
toaproini lion. Willard Fillmore a mmi'
siofcr tn pf"errt 10 south I ar".'a Is uitde.
Discussion.
LtffH-Heu. Ntlisfi ttlm're, "t'ri
e. Bronson aul ehfrl e5,3.. Nftt IT
pointed @ e7u .ai'te' e N8t tA' NoHtH'tI
Siaie
r,i,.,rt, e D., IL Tho I.si.l,
.... &. ~ , t-H., ..s...I lE,a
WH4, ps+E.r- t,zae8 I'll h
49,.
WASHINGTON it'' to- t'a''F ne,ll
ia'n ihtehls - mak. = .'''s '"h 'laeeh 'a'
; ing th' coming Neee'
2 'eHf mrthtFrz =! tHf .'' .-.'' taftN O.
sctt that several European government
= MI promptly rooms no iuisP'uaeh'
~ az! se'ei'ig - te'
, understood, .dat the sloop = va
Brooklyn ha. been prepared tot sea, and
= TO h. held IN rradtAes f. sttl ~ o mon,en'
!. notice to defend the Government forts nea
!, Charleston
: WASHINGTON. December l6.-The ilou.
:" Speenl Committee If thittv.thrcc have n.
. male mn,h progress. Hon. Thomas Co
1t vtu. chairman. reuar,ei n series Of res
[Iutious. approved of by a majority II Il
p.,,L1,s,ns an tho Committee. a. follow,
!. The ars, pledges the faith Of Ccngre
sgains' an attempt 10 a'o''s" sa'''! Z" F"
II p',stiet u 'S'p,a",a.
n scco1a ".s,1'ss asa,"S' ,"..''V''
WIN "'''-''''' "''' '''"''' '"' ''''
'Vr,"' Il, ,L.,;.A
IN lnlll u.i''',s a.'uii' 'a' ~, n.
ir 2. slavery " wv '''ef'''s '"'
u, states .a,.
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Executor \ lqOtl1o.

ttIths testtusritJ n ne lu8l viii ~
1 ie.timehtaf Il aabe.h t. Mo- otsla, lteast.
having heen granted g. DO Undersigned i II.
Probate Court p.nalt tuunty, Ait.., n 4,
August tefin, loo, thereof, huv, au Fa.a,
htttns claims against ttp - itA ~ .aIa drefa,t
are hereby taqarst'd e. fihlht lhe same, anJL1t
ihtm f04bat - tHl fgistefti within lhe d al
DO ihs Huut pra prihar ht fN. ur tItt all.
lNff,u barred, s.S. SMITH, lsrant.
ntt Il, .ttn. rts.ew
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Adninis ratorB R.otlte.

klthls ~ al stfa u upou ~ f.li,
" II JANE. ". huwae, hHt M btuafsmalu
ttr ninf'lgnel BY che Probate ,oalt Of raasA
C1ah Hn 90 81 dhi 1T spyuuuef, 1864, alpst.
sons bias 'us chains against snld pstn'e ate hsiste
tpt Del o. come forward and hHte the = me ne.
btted anu registered within tito time htd Nh,
manner prescribed by law, Or tho Ntil be- bN,e
We MAXWELL, ADM
Dee. ~. 1850. uis.ss
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The state ~ M.ss;ssippi,,

Il s;sThsn II. Smith AMI sailis / smith Aspn
lew ~ John q. smith deceased.
80 IRE hereby c.tasi 60 asretf before the Pr.
1 ttr C"aft ~ aIid %cuinig, IN Friday the sss
WIt.t5 IL iisesiahtr next. O. show cause ~hv II,
hHt, ag 71uat 81 lIfaFy baird. administrator Wit.
ta' tU. surex j ~ thu rsttts ~ slti deceased.
3t.tIs n1t he allowed and approved. rs order ..
t5ats ". y. WuuTTEN. Cle,t.
tssuel Nov. 90. 1851. ,ls.Is
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ETttks u administration on The cat 10 Il
- Thomas Bsadfoid, deceased. having bees
granted 70 the undersigned ~ the Probate Coun
81 Pamela County, Miss, nj the November tern.
1850, thereof, hl persons having clnins aghh,,
stl estate ats hereby NOTIFIED to GENE ioival
ttd exhibit the SHINE and naye them frcbaicd a14
registered IN thc minner fnd aithin The time ~.
scribed By lav, or the, viii be barred.
JOHN ". BKADfURD. Admir-.
Dec. 10. lsC0. n4s.0H
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'"p
'l''
bRRri ui'h Z Wa'
y t'iifi III 0N'' '''
hltA..ht ''l.7'
''a'''I 'N.'n
ThtTlflJIbF tfYI ig F.H0 f0#if TU liDT
every bul aHl feIe ..fNaaI. Ht tHe suuni
South, tAp Lalta nl A-taAil4 eeanaHAe
Of The land aue rttie.H fItmarItup
feilef, d%atetuihth 81 .'lui ihtrl nn
their altafe, and tou iH. nhi tttkt 'o
the death u mood bH lni hl1p AMI alaI
~ We ltl hoped i0i tlr adlerfu. lr
tween lhe Northern and thr southern p,o
pie might 10 - arntEnl NJ 10 Frr.rnc The
Union, and hose thr government admiuI
tered in good itfb f. both sections BOT
Of lhs hope Ne hive almost 10 pnifrl
Tie Black Republicans IN Conrrc,. Slow
but little incl nation to yield to tbe ju.f de
mands Of the South, and give evidence y
hearts regardless of human rights, and
minds fatally bent upon mischief i ~
true that MIR. totwtn, ehpt man q the
House speciel Committee Of Thirty 'Iicc
has lately reported q series Of r.soiutlon.
approved by d majority q the Republicans
oh the committee which breathe the .pirIt
OF compromise md concession, get ~ dare
say that these resolutions. even II approved
by every Black Republican IN Conftee.
would be far from satisfy ug the >outbpIp
people, inAamci az their nina. atc rs lg
insults and injuries II a domtnccriug section.
An address wa issued on the 10th INST.
from Washington, signed By some thirty
three Southern Congressman, declaring Il
tne'f eons'''a'n's 'tai argument - 'Ntans
e'' mat We h'e' no longer h'l' ''' t''a.
'.hfo"gh Inc agency :" 'otIwi't''s' Won
gfes''Oha' ''si'''''en' " constitutions"
a'"'na"'n''' anu 'ual TUG '''y sa'''N To-
Inv 'o"'n = = sP'e"E s'fa'a'''H h''"
~
:" .'''' ''''
'on''"'' ~ ''''''"''' ~ '' '''"' ''s "
""' '''u ''''" ""'' "'''" '''' "'a'' "'
"A'' MT &C., ~ '''V ''''" ~ ~
hue"se ~ ''' ''U'"' ''a''s' '''u''
s"e 'u' 'O'se nom -" "'s''' w. ''' "
sume Nv "''fe'''"' '".s''! w y,
he'e 'ha' n.' '.u's' VIII A.' ''e ''"''
ao''1e' """ ''', ''''"'' a.'''H''
sPP'' "'orE'a' LOUISIANA ieNas anu ''Nr
southern states VIII 'o.'0" ~ Tue 'o'''''p
OF so"'h Carolina s"ae' '1e ao't 81 ~
es's'hg government "ot' 'belf ts.'' Nv
proudly and detia'''s assume 'he'r arp''
pirate positions N the Southern 'ontelera
cy. The noble John J orit'epdeu # 4
'ucky has spoken for his State. She vi
60 With the south--S;a,c after State Al
wheel i"io line until We shall present
united South IN opposition to disCotdan
starving North.
Surely there arc many barpy thought
and memories clustering around our ON,
beloved Union. Under ia .~uspies. y
have proudly marched on in a career
greatness. and glory UNPARALLELED in the hi
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nNiL Principal of the Pamela Male Academy II
pleased TO inform the public tia, he will b,
rrtpnsd TO take boy, 10 Lodge and Board vs
MAY Ssh 10 attend his school after the Chfisrmn
Holidays. chatses-Sl0 per month, half pa,aba
10 adtshcf. G. +. RANKIN.
FHupit. Dee. IL, 1854. uJ1.3s
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AdmLnl tra.org k0iica

IILlA I'd A8mH Nmaaa A. lsst,
IH4ptfH aaa Fatt.a a iha sndsfa,sah.
fI VI ttat 4H faeaia lsHty, Al. Al \,
estate II jmH II t4ftf. i%saeasgi, !, Il,
Arf Tenn tt9 Nuf lefsoha having 90,
Helni .he aHtla ~ ail deceased afs fsss.,s.
Hl# 'att thl lave ne ssHs tfoba "a IA
feHtaH l Hfh u ih8 lime sni ~ he naaasf 81
81 3D.. ttf itat sf lafy sill ta 'afts5i "
nN "a Nhxwftt.
admit ff bg /, ssa
lAf lHW ntssHs
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A1A SsW ARD. Strayed or Sto. q
''SEt1 ien from the residence 81 the ks1N
mt.'.s.nfi, IN the nigh, Of tho ThirdLA
ia, u December. l-Cl, II BtY MARE, nick tai,
A.aF in the face, ani two white feet. Til. ahou
rresft mentioned 81 he paid for ,ho %fellver- Il
he mare. l., v. DICKENS.
Dee. 10, 1860. ui-.1x
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MARRIED
DIED

At Panolt On tn 18th iuss /. MssrHs G. ~if. Of
A.. VI. Weaver, Of Consumption. in the ISL ysss
Of her age.
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RAarG, r. -. hta., DE. VI. 1860.
tts Nuh-Wc base found upt /, lrop
iaii plan among the negroes oi our neigh
h,ibo1l. and Il ou what ac con find ont
.tom nut ree.oe,. is general al over tie
he country. The plot is tins. they are 70
MAKE general ria lwtins the Christmas
holidays. W. asa rov whipping he ne.
-roe,-iakne them as they come. W.
hear som startling ficts. They have gone
lar enough IN tie plot to divide ont our 80
tHft.. mules, lands aui household furniture
Their plan Is this: They are 10 Kill thu tam.
lies on . certain night, uhai they i've
with and then get together and take the
country. rhcy look fur aid from lincoln
md the Northern people. We ciuno 6oo
nut the cAict time, bat they, generally
have pitched upon Wednesday night, III,
2ith II December. Ne hutnbus IN t',is.
You may publish This, or a. much Of il
rs You see cansc, anil request the ether pa
pcrs to do the samr
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"
In connection with the above We viii sug
rcst to our citizens the propticty Of keep
my q close watch over thctr slaves during
the Chris imas hol day, rs facts aul cir.
cnmstauccs recently di.co,sry'd IN our
uil.', viii warrant vigilance on the p.,.
If slave owners. The citizens Of Bate
Vile, IN this county. hy some means or
other, . few days since. asccrtaiucd TINT
there WAS something wrong on foot amongst
the slaves Of that vicinity. and thcrcup1n
instituted proceedings which brought -
light the fact that there was an agreement
II concerted action between the slaves to
possess themselves If arms anil other prop.
crty. end leave for tue free States. The
evidence thus adduccd. cast suspicion upon
n negro mechanic in the nsighhqrhuod vi
| Sardis. who. as We are informed. upon be.
ing whipped, admitted that ii had been
agreed between himself anu other slaves t,
first murder hts master. and then make theii
escape. This plan vas to be carried cu'
ON the night Of the 18th inst.
Owing to rumors aflcat and suspicious
circum stances. cur citizens assembled at th'
ccur, house on las, Monday and appointc,
a vigilance committee to investigate al
matters pertaining 10 the action Of slave
and others. ~cndaugering the security Of on
lives and property. Tue committee vas il
session Monday and Tuesday. and had be
fore /, for examination a number Of slaves
We arc not fully advised as to the evidcuc
adduced before the committee, bu, "
think We can saf,ly say that nothing of
serious import has yet been discovered
The committee is still organised and vii
s,ft the natter to the bottom. We thin
no erea. danger need be a~rprehended o
the part Of our cisisens. Doubtless tn
minds Of our slaves have been more or les
poisoned BY abolition s~eoaadrels, and som
Of them feel . little FESTIVE and think the
'vesld he h<neassea v they essee reasA II
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-26
THE WAR IN MOROCCO.

The following letter has been received from Gibraltar
dated the 2lst December
"The operations of the Spanish army in Africa have
hitherto advanced slowly. Two have particularly
contributed to the deay-the cholera, which caused
great losses in the Spanish camp and the deficiency Of
supplies The cholera has disappeared but the Moors
continue to cause serious losses Supplies have arrived
aud likewise cavalry. It is expected that the Span
ish army thus reinforced will shortly make advanced
movement The Spanish squadron collected at Algesiras
is preparing the receipt of orders 1t is sup
posed that it will the Spanish army while marching
along the coast towards Tettin Z, A division of 5000
men is expected at Agesras under the command Of Gen.
Paya 1t is reported that the Spanish army is to be in
creased 10 100000 men with such force it cannot be
doubted but that Marshall ODonnell will obtain a decd-
ed advantage the Moors Everybody here ridcues
the accounts published at Agesirs announcing the de-
structOn of thousands of Moors whereas letters from
Tanger maintain that only few dozen havo fallen in
battle with the Snaniard-n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-26

JUnGE BATES AND THE OPPOSITION MEMBERS OF THE
Missouri LEGIsLArURE.--The following resolution was
unanimously adopted at a of the Opposition Men,
bers of both Houses of the Legislature of Missouri held
at the capital Immediately before the adjournment:
Resoiyed That the spoess character, proved patriot
ism and conservative craftsmanship of our distinguished
fellow citizen, Edward Bates as well as his unbounded
devotion to the Union point him out the man. above
all Others best qualified for the Office of President of the
United States in the present position of affairs and we
hereby present his name the people of the Union for
that exalted position giving at the same time solemn
assurance that should he be candidate he will receive
the electoral vote of Missouri.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-26
TROOPS IN SARDINIA.

4 Turin letter contains the following:
read the "Counscls of Military Man" in the Dirito,
published here They are said to be written by an oii-
Ger of high rank. This officer demonstrates that so
soon as next Spring Piedmont would be in position to
carry on war alone against Austria The result of his
calculations is as follows Austria has 53i OOl men uu-
der arms half of which she might send Italy. As for
the Italians they would be able next Spring to employ
a force of 100000 men, which the author thinks quite
enough for defensive war These 100000 would be
composed of l2O 600 Pedmontese and Lombards 900
troops of the line, and the rest OF free corps These
ideas are very general in this country which, you know
is quite of a military temperament At the same time
the Piedmontcse Gazette talks comphcenty of the
non of Alexandria. Instead Of l00he subscription has
produced 2s. The Sandman States subscribed lOG 459
r the rest of Italy, ll,77O fr; and foreign countries
7,454 fr.