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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-08

-ueNer bic 6dlle. (@a6rlbetalBer
9e!OltmOre) Der JtOtelsr Gemofro" er.
ta6rt 0eB am 9fOntag Qtenb Der gstbnam etnes
Wanne' ;u 9fiaaara-8aut nnbs Sen Sfrrs.Qon.
eun9 "Ht Der ameritani'drn @cite sefunOen
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lpfn 'ornt'Ite!rt, neither b Dor ttniaen gBp6en
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-08
Dtrmi(1tts.

Sra9ttOmtfb. am lebcn N1ittppb
aO'"o ''yuAts tin anaeie6cher garscr son
Srrotlpn' Nag. sin SUrtissS uuttrbditunosrr.
tai Srn reT @attHna, rte mon ,Gunecrt S5ol,u.'
nsnnt' I'm Saalf A'ns or an ,wJi iunacn
@o""er' p'rrri nnb ertaantt in gincm Der.
'FiS'n = lei"e 3rhH. SOfprt perirBtc er tbr
elnfn tudtt9rn 8auititlas ms Gedbt uuo F.I
nOrr 'Dren SrgIsitcr Der, mas cine alIoem, iue
SNlaAerel sur 8osc buttr. 6bleslit fam
Ole Y'l'ift n'nju une fubrtc ben san;su Saufen
hafo Dem StatiorsRduif al. aae mlrpen lpS.
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Innasn 6rau unO trrm juarnDIihen 9roleter
oell'n Satsr Saiiirsr in elmer glcu sJorfrr sonf
IT, enrn fbarfen Sernris sab.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-08
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mar Nucs itil rarin. Sdueu itcrfprcna er boe
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pEmaIs SeSeiet.
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Fahpet oeu III ME supur gctannt. Tenn bic
NaHrtHt, zap 24tliiam nit SGuacru uno Shor.
lp'fisfn Die Stnuocn bjnbrotte, ris Iroor II
Gtelhnur ibn 3man9, ibr ;u idenrcn brR5ti,te
'ue i@I'mmen NbnnnAcn, cie lc icit niotr Sc,t
NF9te' Sft ldhcn rje bcute mar or uibt ~ Slid
nab SouIc gcfOmucn. mas er pann rit G,s,dS;
zen Ii" Compton unp az Ner S6rie III entfbuI.
ot9'n p1!t9te, nno Mas aud bel !SaufIcu.en 10,
ren 0dmtlien nett ab pcn rtr G5tatt mpbusn
Icioer bIuFJ fid ere9nste. SIM erRer Sabre
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oft, ntht auf ibn III murteu, wenn er nibt arr
eelitmmten Stuubc IA Ict. BcroetIih morsn
ieteem lur auiuuft ibre 8tmiibuuocn oswsIsr
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III nfetreern, ,.bir6 fGnne cinmol ni+t amer,
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lie NuIfmuno b1te f,ro,rn nn.r ..rs, so'' ''"'
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lsetc ocwcIen leir nep, &, SDis. ~ a"''-
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bste fIetHe Fe ,ft y, c,ntt $50 ,% -, 7,'ss" O''
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-08
90 Gao NyS@wgef ya5Ofcl

edr Der 6. II. @ari9aIIitr. &i6monp, Sa.
Gtsies 8el6madpoa rtnseri6tete Sotel pirr
Dem rttlenpen 9nbIfum brltens empfOblen. Die
lntsrieibnstrn erIauten I'D 3ualeib, ,um Site.
Fen Ssludb pises 2pfais freunpltIt ein;ulopen
woeIFi' lt'tf Oae bette 9aSerbfy unp lOnltise erl
rtIhunaen gu iupen INN.
Soaretre fnoen oaicItit frennrlibe 3immer.
1ute SOlt uno 3noprtDmmenoe Bepennna.
StaDelbuier H. .1Gusl,r.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-08
Seeimamnaeu.

Ter ,Gnei9er ertcir; jeoc YcraeE, Scnntoas otsoe-
nsmmer, Sinl mt3imticn Spttripcnspreis prn GiS.
satltar all Sic tp. IylRc SOU IN jShrgr IprauS
tS;otiU,s. @HsriSe In0e urer Trssiiesu 9bingitnQr
shuobmc: Ginu,e9t Qlrldas ven 10 eitcu Uctr iuen~
es 80 GtS., ,pnidac 15 giS, orein,1ibe lee 1iTe
gpbc 25, stn gtonat $3.50, crti 3pnIie $500, leCe
Ggnat &97e ar9il 42enGt $i2.V0 in Yevtelj5sriiarr
gUrauSt1i.bung IHSeiSyI sit nd3 SjtlttG etrSnbcri
nrrScn tnnReu gtrotu TIT $25oO yer Sdp ecyehntt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-05

,UloHmoND, Va. Tuesday, Dec. 4, 1900

f'ss luthutN, l'ec. 4, ioOUs
The Presidents Message was received here this
evening ard created i great sensation on account Of
the Presidents views and nentions regarding seees-
sion, Itgoes very much against t- ncnations OF the
Disunioniss, who that they ought to be allowed
10 Eecede reaceably il they can Some OF iasppin-
ION that the Presidents instructions to the commander
of Fort Mourie viii cause great deal of trouble, and
serious apprehension cntertanedn regard to IT.
Int this isaltogether idle conjecture Public opinion
is not yet made up in regard the matter. Conservs
tves consider the Presidents Message fairproducton
learn that the Hon. j. NJ. Bots has written long
letter setting forth his scheme for settling the Slavery
question. 1t is entirely original scheme, and if
adopted will give satisfaction TO both North and South
It'll anxiously looked for by the public.
A grand mass meeting, irrespective Of party, will
take place next Thursday at Lynchburg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-05
THE CHARTER ELECTION,

Tie city would rather groin for year under bar
den of official corruption than discomfort self vita the
cold and see Of an unin,eresting election day. Fou
weather patriots are as few as foul weather Christians
1t mas have been the general opinion of the best classes
that there were nc means of grace in yesterday cleo
ton and that the action Of voting would be poor
farce when the candidates were of pretty much one
complexion. And yet the singular apathy of the real
citizens toward the issue Of this election may assuredy
find rebuke as indignant just in another term Of
mal-administraion and outrage.
A tanner election was never seen in New-York. The
intense interest underlying the great struggle OF No
yember the 9Th was of course wanting but there seemed
to be none of even tina, smaller for municipal
spos which should have pervaded it, The utter indif-
ference was probably due to the conviction that the
thing had all been comfortably settled beforehand.
And then the day drcary, and the streets thick
with mud aud who cared but the roughs and tavern
boys?
Our reporters made the rounds Of the polls during
the active hours of the day. and found the usual damp
characters Of such scenes on such day. The grog-
geries were winking, but not wide open. There was
much grog drunk as antidoe to the frost. The
chances Of rows few, and not often taken. There
were some family fights, but they rather .amiabe
than otherwise. The policemen smoked and pondered;
the Inspectors, pondered, counted and smoked.
In the LIST District of the Sixth Ward - ballots had
been deposited at 10 o'clock. I'm the lid District up
to o'clock, not solitary vote had been received. In
the With District, at l0l O'clock 1l2 votes had been
deposited out Of over 500 on the poll lists. These
fair indications of the universal mdness of the struggle.
The whole matter amounts to this: The bad element
of our people voted; the good stayed away. The
Woodworking and INSCRIPTIONS japanese eonsprators
bad an easy victory and go back to the ring with an
ostensble popular Endorsement. Smith, Henry Brady
and tall the japanese men in nominaticn-are
elected, most of them by large maorities. Gen. Hall
is beaten by Frear the George Law Ferry Member OF
the Council of 1859; Ira Allen, Yonkers Railroad and
Law Ferry, schoson over Seagrist thc ncorruptible
We look with some hope to Isaac Dayton, Rep; Chas
Chip, Dem. Taxpayer (who beats barrow, Yonkerf
and Ferries and Andre Fremont, DEM, three men
unst;ined by City Hall experiences. As we write, we
cannot decide upon coneimen but the figures look az
though we had got very suspicious assortment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-05
PERSONAL.

The Hons. Simon Cameron of Pa, and A. NJ
Eastman of n. H., Judge w. f. Allen of Oswego' D.
Edgar Thompson of Phila., Col. g. Willis OF r.
Wayne. Capt. G. Lathrop Of Hudson, N T., Dr. ",
S. Iglebart of the U. S. NJ Leh Cooper OF Nd ana
l. Garrett of Bait, are at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
The Hon. Mr. Corbin of Wash, Judge stryker OF
Rome. n. Y; Gov. Barstow of X. l., Col George
Pierce of Boston Judge Buterfeld OF Utica, ana D.
Parkburst of Boston, are at the Astor House.
Judge Livingston of n. Y, Reverdy Johnson Jr''
of Bait, Judge Sherman of Newburgh, Chauncey
Barnard Of n. y, and G. Bliss Of NJ \" arc I" 'oo
Fifth Avenue HOtol.
Andrew G. Curtin. Gov.-elect Of Pa, DR.. Wilson
&c G. M,rr,s r. =. ThrelfaIl and j. Hawkins oil
ENGLAND and @. Z. Thatcher of louisiana arc at the
Metr rolitan Hotel. , n NJ
Gen. Van Rensselaer, Of Albany, and D. M
Briggs of Manchester, Eng, are at the olaienuoU
ICfel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-05
Important from Alabama.
MONTGOMERY, Tuesday, Dec, a,

fUtbUdIi DtV' II TOUT
The dsunion movement is speedily but quietly pro
crossing One half Of the counties will send secession
delegates without opposition. In the others the fight
will be confined to those who advocate secession with
the cotton States and those who are in favor of sepa-
rate State action. The latter will be largely in the
majority.
-Four dispatches from Washington in regard to the
position of Mr. Curry of this State, excited Indignation
among his friends here His speech, delivered before
leaving home for Washington was a strong disunon
harangue.
The Grand Jury of the Federal Court of this city, be-
fore adourniDg, presented the Union as nuisance.
Warm secession sermons viii be delivered on Thanks
giving Day, both here and in Columbus.
The Breckenridge Electors are now here, and will
east their vote tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-05
The Birch Divorce Case.
FOURTEENTH DAY.

NAPERyILLE, Tuesday, Dec 4, 1860.
Dir Beekworth, for the defense, obtained permission
to produce another witness.
Martin Winch sworn; saw David Stuart on the fair
grounds the first day of the fair Oct Ia, 1857; spoke
with Stuart
AS rebutting testimony for the complainant, Mary
Spauldng recalled. She testified that Mrs. Burch
told her that Mr. Stuarswas present when the clock
was unpacked and helped put 1t up.
Fanny Burch recalled-Testihed that Mrs. Burch
told her Stuart present when the clock was re-
ceived and when of the figures was taken OUT she
was quite ashamed he was so very rude.
Crosse xamined-Don't recollect any other CONVEX
sation only recOec this believe it was in the paror;
che told me one else was present.
CHRISTOPHER Roberts called for the c0mplainant-Am
boOkkeeper Of Burch's bank; Bureh was nome on lhe
9th of December, 1857 cant say If ne was at home
90 Cr1:ss-examined-Dont recolIect seeing him that
dsv; the only reason have for supposng him home Is
The counsel for the defendant introduced number
of witnesses to rebut the testimony OF Mr. JOY and Dr.
Allen.
Allen was a copy of Mrs. Burch's letter In Stuarts
own handwriting; be identified the copy produced as
that shown to DIR. Allen.
Mr. Van Arman, for the complainant, opposeSu tile
Introduction of any more testimony az 70 what stuart
had said about the letter. The point was argued al
length Beekwith and Browning, for the defence, ar
uing In favor of their right 10 prove that TINS copy
onlv was ever exhibited BY Stuart. Much OF the tes
mony tending 10 disprove the statements OF Joy anu
Allen, was admitted. =, n AL
Aver testified that he had conversed with Dr. Alien
on the subject of the letter.
q. II. King, sworn-He deposed that Stuart stated
in bis presence II was almost provdenta that he had
been able to obtain copy from BurIl OF the elter ne
had received from Mrs Burch, which he had Destroyer
shortly after its receipt never had the slightest con-
uecton with this case.
Some twenty-five or thirty gentlemen i lncluuins
so,Te If tho wealiest aud most prominent citizens OF
CLicago, testified 10 an intimate acquaintance WITH
David Stuart for periods Of from four to twenty-five
years and to close business relations Al sWore
would believe Linn unoer oath.
The evidence on both sides then closed the COM
plsnant receiving the privilege to produce he depo-
ssition Of Mr. Thompson, whenever received.
Adjourned until afternoon.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The argument was commenced this afternoon, Mr.;
Miller openng for tie defense. His speech occupied
sI,nos The whole afternoon, after which the deposition
of Mrs. VI. NJ Thompson, IN support OF the testimony
of Mrs. Anna #. Ma'her, was read
The Court adjourned until Tomorrow. The case
viii probably close on Saturday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-05
245,89l 81
tfarkets-CAasyuIIr RzpOarxD BOB Ia, n. 7. rsnrs DO,

HRfkets-CAHsyuLLY RzpoRrzD soH TIE N 7. fnn ,
TUESDAY, Deo 1900
AsHEsIrhe demand 10 lar Tor fotsH 20 reefs are io~et
end IL TSserHs request at 80 d and III. ..,
are amounting G 20 9Ht lew n9no,ea oae we qo0e
CoFFEE-There Is very moderate demand and the market
ton sale off 500 bags Rio, ex Orion at ioi allc.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Our market for Western and State
Flour Is again the lower rates only accepted
dey but tie pressure to realize TO few chiefly out
side parties prncpaeceyers pressing the pros
grades are In fair request but at irregular rates
Il ESQ bbl 50 81 70 for super6ns State and Western
s. gsafs 10 for low grades q Western kItIs e SS z.
trade Brands d. and SIS IS for St. Louis Extras Cana
@ ai a ST the cs d ape ..e Of 300 S6 sSs1
for Southern Flour heavy but with limited arrivals
Shipment the sales are I67 bbls 90 e SIS Is for mixed
good supefne Baltimore &c. and % % 81 - Tor the bot
s f sG 0f s bS at 81 TO- Corn Meal steady the de-
SO Is for Jersey.
FRUIT-sale at auction OF y 200 drums CARO- fs' M 4esci
25 cases DO at ana So ooxes LsSas Pa,.s re-
2 and Currsns 70 a. &c ioL od ana 9%ic nGI and
stocks aemasng price, are a.Ses,s.I t nominal We
GRAINEThefe is less doing IN Wheat but price: are
SoSd have dome one slight
ers would submit peferng TO ship hem.clye. rather
ina a 70 and pncs Of Choice are Irregular the sale. are
S Sph cs3 81 Club At 81 II S bush Asss W.
sUd a h.. .ood Wb nbi~sn a. All AL Barley i held
higher but j. quiet prices nominal Oats are arm ana IN gooa
az % e iUf S.s ana H. Sno snnn m .as al
ga NC SC sss 1wet WIZ ay I are falling III White
Stock ige ''e. 81 eSd beh a: SsSdais l0I ws'',,
.Hso snOaE, ana 6ic for inferior do In stOre ana wv ~
HEmP-There is nothing doing and prices nOminsy a.
changed
market Is ont moderately aeuye saies OF "y ~
n At o 2Ic less cent and ESQ Green s'ted Rio Grsnde Cow
at IVie; less a heavy discount =, .. aoeso< 4,
iiOIo--Ne" commune IN tao
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Affairs In Charleston.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Tuesday, Dec. f. 1860.
The Presidents Message was received here tonight,
and its moderate tone surprised mos, people. 1t was
supposed that the President would declare for coercion
Since the purpor of the Message has become known,
many in hopes that the separation will be peaceful
The volunteer companies here who have old-fash-
toned arms, have ordered at their expense, Mimic
muskets
by Jan. /, the State will be complete war foot
irg
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COUNCILMEN PROBABLY ELECTED.

FOURTH SENATORIAL DIsTKICT.
Geo. p Bckford, Tam. Joseph Murphy, Tam.
Geo. A. Barney, Tam Joseph Shannon, Tan.
Morgan Jones. Tam. Thomas Smith, Mozart.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Not returns enough in to judge of the result.
SIXTH DISTRICT
Looks as though three Republicans and three Demo
Gratis were elected
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Jacob NJ. Long, Tam. Luke Curnen, Tam.
Patrick RUSSELL Tam. Alex. BRANDON TAM
John Bryce, Tam. Alex. Ward, lam
CIVIL JUDGE.-The returns are very incomplete
but the figures thu. far favor VIM. III. Bull.
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ALnANY.-Thc LcgiSloiiee SessioH.-lhe following
gentlemen are among those who have taken rooms Tor
the Winter at Congress Hall, Albany;
,, Cav Csupbeil and family; the Hon. r. Floyd Jones'
srv Of State snd family; the Hon Robert Denn'ton Con
,roler and fnmy; the Hon. Charles o. Myers Attorney Gen
er and fsny the Hon James NJ Cook Superintendent DauA
Depsrtment and family the Hon. H. T. Davies ana ''!
Lockwood L. Doty Eq Private Secretary TO the Az
r. and f,pily; te Hon j. H. Ramsey and iamyi 'he
fIon hfeu Monroe the Hon. NJ Eotoh
eyreH The Hon. S r. Watson 'nd i,iy sue 'ion
Ilu J. shaw the Hon. francis kenon he Hon h0-''0
\. SHERWOOD the Hon n. J. Bergen
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CITY ITEMS

I Bulls HEAp-Ncr- York Catlc Markell Tues
day, Dec. j--There about 1900 head of bullocks
in market to-day; the greater portion of them rough
stock such as western feedecul out of lots put
winter feeding. There are also good many of this
State thin steers old oxen dry cows, heers and old
sags and for this class of cattle there has not been
worse market this year. 1t il worse than last week.
when all the stock could not be sold and We presume
will not be this week. The supply of all but the best
sorts, is altogether too large for the demand and be-
owners cannot sell at high prices they charge it
to "paic, panic, panic;" though in truth the
panic has not yet affected the price of beef
cattle in anything but such as only sold for pack
ing Such as our frst-cass butchers usually buy, and
have for several weeks been willing to pay 9d9lc.
net pound for are at that to-day In fact Is
doubtful whether they get good bullocks this week.
at those rates. they did last week. There are very
few droves of any size that will average &c., but
good many that will not average over 7c The gene
raj range of the market is 6laSlc. pound, sinking
ofal There will he about as many above 8lc as be-
low &C. Tie extreme range is to 9lc, and ct these
rates much smaller number Of the bullocks than
usual will he sold to-day and trouble to get rid OF all
is anticipated for tomorrow.
The weather to-day has been exceedingly unfayor.
able for outdoor business. Snow commenced falling
before O'Clock, and continued moderately several
hours, melting almost fast fell, making the air
very chilly, and the yards very foul and uncomfortable
90 that buyers appeared very much to prefer the bar
rooms at each end of the market place. and there much
of the business of the day Transacted The BUSH
ness of the first sale day of this weeks market closes
early and very heavy, leaving large number Of bull
locks in the yards which canno be fed tonight to any
advantage and they will look still worse tomorrow
and undoubtedly sell at still lower rates.
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Tnese figures do not include the vote of Orange and
Sullivan Counties which was not returned within the
time prescribed by law.
The Republican majority on the average vote is
1881 On the first Elector at Large it is SO, AS.
Orange County returned to us, gives 5S9S for Bry
ant 10 6,Oll for Bronson. Sullivan gives 2,9fi for
Bryant to $40 for Bronson. In the two counties,
Bronson gets 339 majority, which therefore makes
Bryants majority in the State, as Ne haye before
stated 90, l36.