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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-28

NTAsTEi!-Evsry person To know that KING
~ * Sons PREMIUM SECURING FSTAB-
LlSHMENT is on 10th street, betweea Man and
Cary, ana there Lie That Gentlemen Coats, Psrp
&c, axe CT kANED and PRESSED ike rew
Also Ladies Cloaks, Shswls, ard Dresses; Pisr5
Covers, I ahlo Covers, Rugs. Blankets, ao, 30
Lace Curtains, Laces, Collars and Sleeves, are
done Up beautifully, and Black Lace Squares SD
Veils 81, iiened tor ladies'.
OH Stack of Dry Goods merchants rgFEi'Sd
at New York prices. Sc tim
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- To NJ deal Students. -Dissfctin.
CASES of various styles and prices for sale very
cheap at Ell WARD I. ROBlNSONS,
Sc 25--2m Attn and Franklin SITS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-28

e -.sSS TO BONDHOL DERS- HILLS
go BOROUGH AND CINCINNATI RAIL
ROAD-NOrIHE TO BONDH0LDERS.-A meet
ing of tEe Bondhoders OF the Hishorou.h aqd
Y lncinnati Railroad vi bs held OCTOBER 22l
1860, at p. NJ r. at the Burnett House, Cincinnati
be present. Sc 23-6t
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TUPMAN', ADvERTlsEMENT,

ID EN- ct:.:sh 100 MAIN S,kEGT-tg
II cry body wanted 10 call IN at 100 Man stree
10 look at HUMANS stock OF Clothing az.
Gents Furnishing hoods.
W. ). FUfMAN, Agent, lO9 Nam 8.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-28

H-A Stereoseopc and Twelve Views for
Is CkNTS.- Just received SIN sll lot of tho above
cheap SrEREOSCOrfS and VIEWS. Also, lot
of fine instruments and Views at low srIces. at
W. HARGRAVE WHITES.
Sc 13-2t I73 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-28

| tsT-Un Saturday morning last. between INV
- factory aud the Old Market, an ACCOUNT
BOOK, OF no use u any person Else hut myself, |
will give n be raj reward for the same, II Left At
this once or at my factory. NJ. ALTMEYER,
sc 25-St' Bacons Quarter Branch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-28

AA Wire and Sieve Eactory..-The I'M
datssned haylng commenced the WIRE and
SIEVE BY SIN ESS. on Pearl street be low Carr, ,
respectfully asks the attention Of merchants and
superior ROLLING SCREEN WIRE tor mer-
chants mill IS; AN and STANDING SCREEN
WIRE. Also, RIDDLES and SIEV ES of all
kinds; BIRD CAGES; RAT and MOUSE TRAPS;
PLAIN and FANCY WIRE WORK FOR BOOK
CASES, DOORS, WINDOWS, &C. Also, CORN
SAND, and GUAN0 SCREENS.
IA Prompt attention given to orders.
6. W. JESSOP, Pearl ST.. below Carv.
sc 2-lm Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-28

The WEEKLY DISPATCH issued this morn
inc. numbers among it's contents "Tbe
country Gentleman a sketch written for II
nv John E.,en Csoke-Speech Of Hon. VIM.
L. Yancey Sketch of the Tour Oh 'he rrihee
AZ wa,a.-An Aston. runeral-foreign and
Doma..,c news. Editorial and Commercial
matter.
Price 2 cents at the counter, or cents when
in wrappers ready for mailing 10 the eonn-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-28

IHT ANT ED-A first rate colored HOusg
w SERVANT, WASHER and IRONER; ar,
that can come we'll recommended rs 70 hot esJ
and cspabihIy. JACOB Il. LEVY,
Its Is Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-28

GLASS Blow tNt3.-The celebrated FANCY
~ GLASS BLOWERS respectfully INFORM the
cl Il Ie OF Ri9hm9pd that they vii open their
Sept. 10Th, at Nj MECHANICS HALL. for a few
DAYS and nights only. where they wl manufacture
every variety OF FANCY GLASS WORKS. and
will also take solid piece of Glass and spin it
inner than silk. Each visitor Will be presented
with specimen.
sA Admission IS cents children 10 conts.
a Exhibition from 10 \. NJ. TIL 10 /. Nj
Sc 22-lw' w. L.. BAKER K CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-28

| WI On SUNDAY, either on near the Me
gainesville TGrnrlke. my FREE PAPERS
VIII ave reward Tor their de livery at this Of
fee. ISAAC GAINES
sc so-5tN A free man of color
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WANTFD-A first rate SASH and ur w.
Fl" MAKER. To such an one as viii su,, nLHO
employment ard good wages W m he gys s'eAdy
GIBSON h HOPKINS Raid.
Nam st, between Sth and 9th, Rieamon.
So 26-St@ Nh@VhC.
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ANpSTEtL niNtDstils',, ,

~ rstion' we make all eaI. ogea.., ~
Drawers, Fail salts FIR Men and Boys dared al
thing In the va, oi Clothing mat 10 e'N'
- IT'S W. 2. AVA'~
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TE'0 VI y X X o w,
l. {FRIDAH, SEPTEMBER 28,)
WILL Is PIT BLIsHED BY
WEST i JOHNSTON. I45 Maln street,
V | Il Or \ | A
ESPECIALLY RICHMOND
n = u . n + d Y s!
With Glance at the Present-being remiris-
cences and last words of
AN OLD CITIZEN.
By SA M L Il l. MOI DECAI ESQ
"H9r elm memiHiSSe jpUabit"
Second edition, with many corrections and aGd-
tiOns,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-28

WAHIEm-A FEMALE TEACHFp
to De witt county. IN Tsxas, 10 tn. n % 70
auTs At s snrne, 9 axe Rgfssacea reqisd
90 % ST. S'iseH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-28

WANT ET-d9 So icli a call from eli na,,------
w want OF TR KS, Mt the RI,uvnn,,n
L u N K FAC TORY, where [ an nyND
n, m"1 mn , every 'f' o. t,2m he common =,
Z A T II TRUNKS, LADIES All
TRUNKS. &c. Al! cold at manufsctura,s SNCH
at No 81 Main s., IN Saddle aud Harness nee.
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LOST AND STRAYED

NOTICE. Straved from my h0pss. on Grace
~ street, between Monroe and Henry streets
two HOtiS-oue Sow. large with pIg; both white,
with black spots on them. The finder will ie lbe
rally rewarded by letting me know where I can
hnd them. WA READY.
Sc 70 st No. 20, Main St
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CEILING orr TO CLOSE,

- The subscriber will offer for sale, from this
day, ne Iemainder of his stock of WINES. l.
QuoKS, CIGARS and TOBACCO, az aad eelo,c
eoss, Merchants would do we'll TO call before pur~
ehasieg elsewhere. Dealers In the eits woa Id a. so
Ind L To their lnte rest to call.
The store now occupied 81 me wtll DO rented for
the ba anee OF the year. Possession gwen ~ lat
October, If desired, VA, II. FRS,
seN-N' NJ. ID Pearl street,
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WANTa.

" 10 Ie7pocF9bie ibp n.,De. nan i sITrAF76s
Boot and shoe Burmese. Write. a ~. prefer N.
can come recommended. Address. r., naed, saj
II. W M Rtchmor d r. o. '' OF Esss
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sTrx SrRAxtD siOLEa- F1om the
EAx rremlses Of the subs srlber two COW S and
sH>=Assf h ElFFER; one a dark red with white
HANKS, and leather collar on her neck. and sawed
horns; the other a red and white, vita 4 rope
sTound her neck; the heifer deep red. will pay
Siu reward To any person no will deliver the
ABOVE mentioned ca tie, or gIve me such Inlcrma-
tioa rs will e I'd to their recovery
WILLIAM fl BAUGH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-19

rssrgorfox or rrs syvrsTu sretu,

DSrBCTiON OF Tuk SEVENTH RHGIMESf.
mo annual inspection Of the seventh regiment National
sasrd, took place yesterday al Hamilton square Tue
regiment turned out remarkably well would no doub,
ave done far better bad their parade in honor OF
sAs Prince OF Wales lner.red somewhat Tie regimen.
fsrmed Ten O'Clock A. NJ Lafayette place and pro.
csesod direct 70 Hamilton park the Third Avenue Rv
rosa There we're quite large gathering tho erouSd
feature n the movements Of the Guard After a abort
rest, The regimen, excrosei the oiowing move
@san BY Colonel Lenerts-
l. D-ploy the battalion into ccss cJemn BY diysou
W q the nrst
q Teploy oolu mn ca First division.
Depoy the battalion 10 'front.' Of the Fosrth division
DeYloy column on Fourth division
Drpoy Tie ba,taliot 90 The Third division, rgnt 10
peploy column 90 Third Division.
= Break By company 10 the front TO the right into
column. w. "
.. uose the column 70 hair division
2. Take wheeling disiaacs On the rear og the column
~ Sloee voc oolumn 70 bali distance IN the reArmost
n Take wheeling distance he heaa a, Inc column
n Form division, the column beng Al TAI A .,ancs
~ Cose The ooumr n mass, then change direction
W The rghi fank V march Ne colum snoyt als,ano
s.d change directions while marching ars 10 Toe rIsb,
and then 70 the lsf.
IA. Repeating No. q
rs Advance Ia line OF battle; change directions "a Ina
right, and then resum the direct march.
10 March In retreat In line OF battle change dire.
Mons, halt the battalion and fsce the front.
~ The battalion advancing In line OF battle 10 pass
sacs covering front o. third company then 70 pass
ss~cs covering mont Of three right companies march
reform IN line OF battle, faced 70 the rear; march
s@on By ihe aank and form ]. Toto nse q battle on The
right by hs.
Is cbass. noai perpesdsO.riy forward spOu .sO
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Small
sssr FcSsrSs s slA .fsFa1ndn s.y
70 McCr.ady. Mott A GO.
sssr spa ssss s Seps esapss al
sehr Lookout, Martin, Ai.xsndria days
schr Margaret. Henson City Point diva
sehI Gen q y Cooper . ya virginia, 2days
sohr a Tuton. Edwards, Virginia. . daya
s sehr TsnsF' h1esrs0p , vitssis days
sehr Davis, surphy Virginia, days.
scsr y Cunningham, Chandler Virginia, dsys
s scsr 4 Jon, 3 w n.ss yiTguia 2 days r
Nchr Alfred Han Hall Portland, 2 DAYS
schr Banner Tufts kockpor;, days
Schr Messenger, Doane G'oucester, dsyA
scnr Q ssdier siple, Provide nee . days
Sehr Senator, Racket, Ehzabeihoost for FAN River.
Schr Tneas, Cot, Eizabehport FOR Fail River
sehr Leader, Bearse, Eizsbethpor, for New Haven
schr Copy. Handy. Elzsbe,hport for New Haven
sehr Mary Frances, Haeck El1abehport for Piermont
schr Harriet Ann Erskine klizabeib port
sesr ,ne syra hul EhHs6e e for a Hartford.
sem ssiie NTH wordsn. New Haven lor Albany.
Schr Panama. Allen ALBANY Tor Rondout
scar crs . msssed, CLARK Albany for Hartford.
sloop Comet Provost khzADethport for Stamford.
sioop Adela, wlehtmsn Flizabet Import for Wexford.
sloop Helen Smith, Smith, Eyzabethpor for Sag Earbos
soop William Mayo, Mayo, ssugernes, . aays.
Steamer Mars Nichols. philadelphia
Steamer Black Diamond Allen Philadelphia.
Steamer Pelican. Ahrih, Providence
Briv Meteor from cenfueg" Sep, 2t-Sy pilot boat David
Brig Gerusters hob. Wiser from Newport Sep, Also
ship and brig unknown
Steamships Hunsvie Savannah; Roanoke NorloIs; aiip
Dreadnought, Liverpool mot yesterday.
Wind a, sunso NE
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AslsAc voR yoEH-ysp nav.
cS rwrs IL noor sHrs 10
~ nr. 10 Kea vAvse morn


CLEARED.
sssmss,o sun..lle Poet ssysanahEH crom-.n ace
ssg s.. q me oce,s ss.d l!,srpep7s n.sI 20
ship Youag Eagle, iAule. Brislol-w Riversmah
shp SIR Robert Peel, Jursns. HAmbars-s AmssnAs A
s..s S.ss. Sss ss
Bark A Hazard Lawson. Bangor.
ss T Ks1 Resgas sSsy Ts
scSr 2 ne Eo.--, Fucker. wlmnssa,l s%l's = %
schr Nunsu. brewster, Rainmcre- Nerrili Aser'
scsr Me- ns.oss AZ Raltmore-Aerril Abbott
Steamer HARNESS., oorwin. Bristol :
ARRIVED
s'esashp Bcruasis Ham, Trautnsnn, Hamburg ucs 4
- rg'c "a an va %d. an. ~ s.s,sass.. p
ir@ ss,r God tsr Iosaon: iss. Ia Il ~ 10 81 ps-.
sas bound We. showing srnN red ws. sna r-d axa.
gsmsurs &neser sdo y ss -i Fserr Az 'e''e
-s $500; ::;s .,.. s... vas'a no ''
pssa. y si fss.n r ss scA.osd As ain .a' and
sap = JsSes Z. rson.sos Henderson,, Liverpool %
shlr srincs.n BAL Liverpool s,p 10 with mase snd in
sh.g Nsrnls, BIsnieu.Alp, slssNw . days viii rOu 10
zap b.,,a iosalcy MAGMA Br,mez; = days ws mise 10
SIP s, : sTs,9@sn yssser ser orss. :, a.y. via
% sSssJ Jo ss.s s' dss sss. S i :.
/: 4. H y ,sn ys ps''a ,asn
sart Ceder lrcnl koh,s Br-mea, DAY.. with mise ard
ma fsls nan lsSs a.ass fAu~ias Norway, - dArs,
Bsrk Frfna Duna CBr. Of Londonderry, Oliver fsion.
ierry ~ days coal and iron srder Has has
weather mos Of ,be ps@sase sove boat bs-arss spm snls
aark Ns.rrnsr Adams sasus Sept a sugar 70 Joau
Riley. Expereoced he's wcasW IN the Bshsns Chsnns for
se isss IL days. been u DAYS nossA q Hs.srs
BArk sAgua, days, WITH suEv "
Nayhev. nrpertenccd heavy wesh@r has ben
ys x Hsiteras allied N company WITH BRIG NAY or.cp
0c the southern edse Key BAnt pssssd ve~se
tsao had sshore Apparently and
enred s~~ hrcxe and The copper stripped o. could
make
Brg Reporter az Boston,, Gersy Cardinal "a days. with
sugsr n6 moissses " VI u Rrokman Co.
tsr 70 lcaf for Cork
sehr lycr,e. "a Pymsu.h Nss., Power RIO Grsnde Aus
~ wh eops ssh. " j u uarer
60, Geo arn,,rcur % New Haven't Kelsey, NaEusbo,
IN, Od j. With Sugar 70 Oraavfa ACn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-19

was much pleased in reading your sketches of the
candidates for Congressional honors this dis
trict, which, with q few exceptions, pretty
rect In speaking OF Mr. d. d. Wnant you the
only Office which ne has held that Of member OF
Assembly. Nog, allow me to cay that Mr.. winaIt 10
old resident OF Williamsburg and has Gled many Offices
Of trust He the las President Of Burg previous
70 It's being made city for tan years Trustee OF the
Pablo Schools and az one time, believe President Of
the Board OF Education and Treasurer OF the Fire
Department. Fund In fact Mr.. W. has been before
the public and better known probably than any other
man In the district. WILLIAMSBURG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-19

A MAT, TIDY 0fRL wASrs A SITUATION TO no
N general hou~ewort Arsi rae crk and wiling and
,bhrDg Can Be this Friday her employer wh.rc
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YoR KINGSTON, IA.
E~- V,xk -

HAVANA. MATAS7As AND NEW oRLyANs
BrxsvIE-Frem New yort ls. arriving Havana Oh and
View Orleans Gh From New Orleans 18th, Havana l8h
irving Al New York nd
Clnlwn.-rrom New York Ill., arriving II Havana ie,h
and New Orleans lSh. From Orleans 4Sh
arriving at New YORK ID.
ID aoroYron New yort 2ir, arriving Havana 7sh
New Orleans 18Th From New Orleans ah Havana Sh,
irving Of New York t2h.
QusSrr CIrr-Frum New york and Havana every twenty
days Prom New YORK. Oct Is. arriving Al Havana SNh
MAraSzASrrom New York for Naianxsa The sh Of each
month M7PN
kaRsaR-Frum New York for Havana via Nissan, Mp.
the ART raj of every alternate Cunard Al
NB-when ike above dates fall Sunday The viii
eaii Monday accept from New Oreana When the dates
fall Monday The Will Orleans the
day previous
SPECIAL NOTICE.
AZ paciaqss AID letters sdi Jor 1e Ssw YoaK HERAIs
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~ - -. srtrs. -

vuR rusr N9M+w r~k-rTfwE@s a. rxtEwyrE
uoslgTsL-sTk-fsrs~ ~ -. sANn~ sNn rIS-
kML
1nt llsa.si 80 c~ss AfA a.as Aaa 90 a@Aak
49, emery tno~U t<asy atas - caaa@sased
fssitfsag, = a..sxls l.al - ~ eos~osr safnef a
,ss PFesspos Z ancupsrc r. w. $50 ena - = sssile
ssS.smtn. he esarc eay - sgsat q -aa1s 80
@sTteU sxAmAaas,oa 81 lhe aaay, sns 10 Ar@1Fns We
we I'm mares for q shsnissi sHagss a 80 pS@ ~
o~soocban, ssfsaed ~ psr B1ia hroasr1 Aha einsfs
~sIdoeaea ne aoteTsy, stne flois~sefs lsfv@ = -
radd weTo 1iisn8alce A. cnems1 ~ fsAset - -.
nd az me eOx whl6h C1Ll&ts4 lte aoAat lne e1t -
struck with the fenCwHg aserPtes eagrare 60 as1f~
piais .....,.......,a
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Brooklyn city News.

THE LAu ALLEGED RoprKRy ny syRvAsr CIR Mrs.
Mack OF No 20 Greenwich street. New York. denies that
the GIRL Ernesne yanlno charged with stealing dresses
from ns Roop OF Bond street, lodged her house;
that she went with frnestine 20 Brooklyn
turned with policeman 10 whom abe gave the articles
Of clothing puroined with Eneene, that she knows,
heard 81 the cir before the rrescat charge against
her.
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roo LATE roa cLAssI1ICArIos.

TOO LATE FOE CLASSIFICATION.
WAIVED TO aDoPT-A MALE CHILD. FROM TWO
but American W gsh nssd Address hmm edse
~ ClsI sstioa Pei oce, stating where Interview
G1a REwARD-iosT ON THURSDAY OCT. IS r.
GU tween Rail hlark Co and Canal street. q LAX
Gold BT acest for which the above reward viii be
odlce o. J. G. eNry, No o Asior House.
ct WEST ytvrBKNrH sTREFr-A HANDSOME SUIT
vi Of Rooms " ~t viii partial Board terms moderate be
tween fhth AM Sixth avenues
DENTISTRY.
A RrrIcIAL rIETH.-THR GREATEST rNPaovR.
n men 10 artificial plates Lev~tt Prof
ard the a-uty highly recommend for giving eonfor AID
Broadway Estahiish-f LES.
DAfELlss TOOTH EXTRACTION WITHOUT ras
use ~ ehorof ,rm any supplying Ax~nt-Dr. BEvH
I'LL has lately lnvented and patterned Apparatus
painless erirsrnn N Teeth and BootA DR.. guarantees
with the invNiuabe dscpvesy rerfect mmusiy from rain
any ncor vensn,e durfng operation hitherto AreaAed
Testimonials fron persors the hrhsa possona esrfyps
70 tbs psnless desrsry. nay be a Dr. rssdeacs
Teeth Of unyvNnet beauty, and @ rssemhnnx he
ibOd An sprtnxs v,ss sad osr fs.inss are avoss sae
and per6n o. rsssh Ged VIII lid bone nqud
hse enamel Ac Teeth cleaned lore tee1h
very moderate - Bond arces of Bcwwy he eaps
full and rns ~ nsAi bsh u - D. BsAfs sAns cais
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-02
xxxvrth corGREss---1s. SESSION.


WAsHrN0ror, Jan. 81.
SHHArE.--Mr. Douglas's resolution was
called mp, ann Mr.. Honter spoke OF the vast
Importance Of the products or slave labor
to the people OF the North. He argued that
there was no irrepressible hostility between
the sections, and that the emancipation OK
the slaves would prove real injury to the
people Of all sections. III the North could
not in conscience carry out the provisions Of
the Constitution, the manly course was 10
say 80 and prepare for separation. FREQ
society Was an experiment, whereas slavery
had been tried and proved to be stable. A
strict observance OF the Constitution would
preserve the Union.
HousE.--The galleries are 40 densely
crowded as yesterday, but the excitement 10
not 30 intense, nor 10 the floor encumbered
with as many unprivileged persons.
On motion of MIR. Stanton there was
call of the House.
Itappears the following gentlemen were alb
sent:
Boyce, Stalworth, Sickles, Brown OF Ky.,
Knnkle, Soule and CLARK B. Cochrane. The
two last are Republicans.
Mr.. Sherman moved to vote for Speaker
viva voce.
Mr.. Winslow submitted that the motion
was not in order, pending the proceedings
under the call Of the House.
Mr.. Sherman insisted that it was the duty
OF the Clerk to put the question on bis mo
ton.
Mr.. Bocock, in order TO gain time for ab-
sentees to arrive, moved to adjourn. Mega
tived.
Mr.. Smith declined in short speech.
The House then proceeded to vote.
Mr.. Millson in a speech seconded the nom
ination of McClernand.
A spirited debate followed, and various
explanations were made.
The House voted. Davis Of Md, voted
for Mr.. Pennington. Kisses and applause.
During the ballet various gentlemen ex-
planned the reasons for their votes for Nc.
Clcrnand.
Hardman, Leach Of N. O., Mallory and
Moore OF KY, Americana, withdrew their
votes until il could be sho~n they we're me-
csssary to eleot him.
Maynard, Smith of N. O., and Vance,
Americans, voted for McClernand.
MIR. Vance said it was no time for South
ern men to hesitate when Maryland slave
holder (Davis) had located himself in the
bosom Of the black Republican party.
Mr.. Ashmore made an earnest appeal TO
the South Americans and Davis to concsn-
trate on MIR. McClernand. II they did not now
elect, Republican would be chosen on the
next trial.
The result was announced.
Whole number 233, necessary to choice
lit. Pennington lie, McClernand oil, Gilmer
5, Millson 8, rest scattering.
The Republicans were impatient for an
other vote, which the Democrats resisted
The latter promised vote should be taken
to morrow after tho preliminary calling Of
| tho House.
Adjourned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-02

CO Mr.. Pusey, Senator from Pottawata-
ME, says we did him injustice in his remark
about printing the message in Pottawatamie,
rejecting upon Mr.. Rusch. He saws be spoke
entirely in humorous way, and meant moth
ing offensive. Others assure US that was the
case and we presume, therefore, that ii was.
But be has no right to censure us. He
should remember that editors at q distance
are compelled to rely upon the reports in the
papers at the Capital. 10 those reports
there was nothing to appear a. If be was
speaking humor ously. We took it az i. an
pearsd, apd could not have taken II other.
wise, II we took any notice Of it at all. Mr..
pasey viii therefore clearly understand that
the fault Was with his reporters, and not
with Us. We treat no man, friend or onno-
nen., unjastly or unfairly, il We know ii.
Our Senatorial friend who sought an en-
cuse for us on the ground that our senior
was sick, needed not to have offered such an
apology, even in kindness, as no doubt he
did, for the Gate City is fully responsible
for what IL says, whether one Of the editors
10 sick, or whether they are all able to de-
stroy full rations.v
These remarks are founded upon anoth n
report in a Capital paper, which may per-
haps do all parties injustice. II 90, they will
understand that no fault of word or inten.
ton lies with us.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-02

WARRINGTON, Jan. 81.
Thadeus Hyatt, President OF the National
Kansas COMMITTEES, has written to Senator
Mason letter in answer to the subpoena to
appear before the Harper's Ferry Commit.
tee on the LIST of Feb. in which he informs
the Committee that while he will so far re-
gard the summons as to appear before them,
he will not answer any of their interrogato-
ries because he questions the exercise by a
legislative body of powers purely judicial,
that are neither incident TO the Government
nor conferred by any express provision Of
the Constitution. In this position he 10 sus-
tanned by the best legal talent OF N. Y. and
Massachusetts.
There is little doubt that il Hyatt refuses
to answer the questions propouuded to him
by the committee he will be deemed q coutu-
macious witness and arraigned at the bar Of
the Senate for contempt. His reasons for
not answering will then be the same az he
gives in his letter. This will causs his COM
initial. A writ of habeas corpus will then
issue for his release, and thus the question
will be brought before the u. s. Supreme
Court and contested.
Mr.. Hyatt will arrive here to- morrow.
Mr.. Redpath :of Maiden and Seaborn OF
Concord, Mass, it 10 said will not appear.
DR.. Howe will swait the legal test to be
made BY Hyatt, before appearing.
Giddings has not yet arrived, and may as
sumo the same position taken by Hyatt.
ReaH is nosi6ed to appear on Wednesday,
when the COMMITTEES will probably question
him on some new points.
Since the discharge Of Arney a. . witness
before the committee, be has said that il he
bad not been stopped by the chairman he
would have shown that John Brown was
twenty five miles from Pottawat tamie on the
night that Wilkinson, the Doyles.l and Sher-
man were killed.
He says Brown told hip he was not with
the party, but it was righteous deed.
One OF the party also told him that John
Brown was not there, but was encamped At
Middle Greek.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-02

A speoial dispatch to the Journal Of Com
merce says Mr.. Pennington will, to-day, be
made Speaker through the votes OF Messrs.
Riggs and Briggs.
The Tribune's Washington correspondent
says:
In the voting TO- day for Speaker, Mr.. Riggs
gave his vote for Mr.. Pennington. II would
elect, but Mr.. Briggs, who has repeatedly
pledged his vote for Mr.. Pennington, rofu-
sing TO give it. Mr.. Riggs then changed his
vote from Pennington to Mr.. McUlernand,
but will vote again for Pennington when his
vote will elect.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-02

A conspiracy Was detected among the
Company B, Lot dragons, which had for its
object IN attack on non commissioned OH
Ger Of the company. The mutinous act vas
plotted in private and was contaminated in
public on tho parade ground OF the company,
and 10 presence Of oil its members and of.
GERS. None we're found brave and loyal
enough to defend their officer.
The mutneers have been tried and sem
fenced for punishment.