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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01
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NEW YORK Sent


. NRw-ioRK, Sept IL, 1850
NOTICE.-Tbe BOndhOlders Stockholders, apd
~ Creditors Of the DUBUQUE AND PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY hereby notified that, according a decree
entered By the Bondhoide and granted BY the District Co
OIL Daooque County lows, az the August term shs Dubuque
sad fshc Railroad he's absolutely sold and forec sod
he benefit under hs Compromise arrangement I'd
1n1 accepted o. e Bo dholdsr' Meengs held this ooe
July eth and It'll 1850.
The franchises AM rsh together With the LANDS Of the Do
onqut ed Pac Railroad Company have conysyed 10 the
new oTg,nza.ion THE DUBUQUE AND SIOUX CtrY
hAlLEOAD COMPANY, and the Trustees (lgho are Psoys
,ona Director Of the Company prepared b. make ho
eiobnEe Of al evidences OF the accordance With
the decree OF Court
The election Of the Directors the new Company bsnE near
at hand important hat each shonlt De PIE.
Irnted
Bordhodes respectfully requested to send 10 ,hi, otto,
their BoGds aud receive Pesed Stock Organisation
st IS early DAY ~ possible
Pau phts containing all the particulars Of tn. foreclosure
Articles Of incorporation Of the ConpauJ &c Can % h,d
upon application st this Office.
NJ W 81. K JESuP, Trust Dub Pa RR "a
HoT''''A' tHERN. GELPCKE, and
n.L.s.. {PLATT rMITH iDir.c,ors Of Dub and
tD' w W. HAMILTON Sioux CITY RR. Co.
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,rrnw.v SONS
~ SECAL
- GOLD va 1bsgns
PATENT GyFRSTKJ - Anso

~
And SQUARE PIAND,
Are now considered the best PIANOS mae sfssssrss
These instruments have taken sixteen hrs premiums ssi
r'er medals within the ast fous In competition Eta
pa1os Of the best makers Of NevVoth RosEon PttSdsa,
and Baltimore.
Among the Judges were Coaschsk Wm Mason, H. A We,
lenhaupt, aud other musicai celebritsA
ST SONS do not refer to artists vaS Ia ss ooupt
many years ago, TO certificates aud testimonials oven long
uue since Il is q weLknowr fac, that such mportsu ,s
provemes hs been made in pos quite recently thzi ng
makers whose INSTRUMENTS were Justly considered rank sooeus
the best cannot by cI toe posos
We sabior the following certificate given within tie last a,
months nearly ali the leading aud prominent artists sn
mIsicaIs Eesidiug H. this country.
ghs undersigned having personally examined md p'ecs,
.sstcd the improvement In Grspd Pianos invented ~ -
STElNWAY in which tie covered strings oyssuns ssos
those remaining do hereby certify
That result Of tbe said Improvement tas voice Va
Piano greatly improved IN quslity quantity and COVE
The souQd by Stenways proveuent q uuch mors cfA
harsh stronger, and much be prolonsd thAs 6si re.sss
The undersigned regard thr iuPr OF hr oteuys
II novel Ingenious and important No Psno Q h.nAs
construction has been snowu 90 fS tss 1nces
ngned know OF believe. ~.
GUSTAV sATTER, WILLIAM MAsns
WIN sAIR, RoBERT aoLbBsn
eco eco : ssRSisSStow a SAEt FsfkT INN
And many othen
Esch instrument Waranted for the terra OF ~. yea.
WGerooms Nos 80 md a Walkers, nesr sro.i-s,, a. T.
CTEINWAY, CHICKERING. GILBERT and
~ HALLET and DAVIS PIANo-EoRTES, ns~ fr rssS
reduced Ttes SeyenOcayo Pianos for rs POI moth Oss
Seven Octave Piano, $825 within year r sTS A.
holiaD for sl2S Prince Co Cahat, Needhan 70 sod
price, for en' low by $. T. GORDON Music Publishes.
No. 10 BIZ, sdway
Z" V,HE briggs PATENT PLANO FORTES.
- Tae BRIGGS PIANO COMPANY have the s.slo-
ane assortment Of which IL for se It theft Wsreroom
No t67 BRo9Mgsf
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Oficisl!
OHIO STATE LOAN.-S6, 400, 900.
" OFFICE oP rHY CosMGssIOSKRs or THg SINKING FUND
OF THBSrATB or OHIO. Columbus, Aug u, 800.


on rHRsrArs OF ONO Columbus, Aug % l85). !
tn. Stat, q OblS d;r 20 SqTT9T MI ne , s9p IF
70 be applied exclusively to the paJDen; Of tha portion
the public dept e6eems6le st ts pleasure atIr .es
Comn oues Of the sinking Fond Of the State under
ly Of Act of the General Assembly gill 5sHsvs sealed
Cts until il ociocs m Of the TWENTIETH DAY
sb FJTH S5G % fR
Transferable ce6ets Of the Funded and REGISTERED Deb. Il
l e be paid semi :Sn9, on The G days OF ytSG ~ .1c
Yot with the principal rsimburabe at the Pl,ce and
which the rate per cent Of interest and tue tue Of ma
redemption shall be u accordance With such OF the three cond
toss following the opening the proposals tee Con
may deem to be most sd Ambiguous to the state that
l. Besrnt ntere. at the FIVE per censu aqnam
And TsSefnS9 az 9s Pssq RI s state after the
Bearing ntere, at the rate Of SIX per centum per aTaT1
d TsaessSs At he Pss;qs Of The State after the rhIRff
Bs,rns 7 he te q s per , Gsn be
Sd BAY OF D De $780, STATE ''
Each prOpOs must stse distinctly for which Of these classes
o. i Is made Tue su.aa e @
and must MED by certified S,, che Elk on or
sAIe to the q def Of the Commissioners for equal
per Of amount Of bid for which sum shall Dc
forfeited bidder shall fail ia case aoy Of the are
.xarded to pay The lsd Of bis old at he time
lars viii bs considered and each bid shall be deemed made
ther the Whoe named therein or for such pro ris
,nount thereof at the ;fed be ssgnsbe the
odder regard being had 10 the other proposals.
% th s SspSb C~ t to each 5d
and sdu,s5 aiiS-y Of the ceocaes and each Ti %
aued pay the residue ca, 1850 "A the Ohio
TWENTY NINTH DAY OF DECEB.-- SINE sad pIs,s
State gency In the City of which
the certificates sward win be ready for delivery "a,
Or be Funded Debt Of the State of Ohio redeemsbe the
81 nuary 1901 will be received in payment Of any part Il
he Losl e', the u.ucccssl bidder, will be rsurned 10
h & snpt.,,7 It the Ohio State Agency the day next
sob op..s g as s RtiS to reject any or all of the
djs tHsy shall dee Il Necessary in order to protect or pro-
mote the interest of the STATE. 81, ,
Proposals fcr this loan must ncossd In sealed envelope
drscted to Conmssoue the Sinking u'a tue otae
Of Ohio" and indorsed Pr Posss for the Ohio Loa> -,
In order uniformity aud for the OF DID
iers Commission have prep ied form of proposal mon
together with copy Of he sct suthozg the loan rud any n
formation desired II The premises may be obtained The Ohj
State Agency in New York City, at the office Of the C9mms
ionsr. Columbus Ohio.
R W TAYLER Auditor Of State
4. p RUSSELL, Secretary Of State
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O1hCL - tHt rEw ti,LN,B Ca SrKiN. Co
..,,,. No - ttHt'tn-t M .lpHs st % 100
III ANNUAL. MEETING OF the Stockholders
4 Of tie Nee Erg,.rd C-rs.un, q, r,y A.. .I,i,, :,
ls"'r's VII be hid a. III, a. of he r,np,rv No ~
2 o'ioch IA TH'1Ng ~ ' g" hsA, q
l. Vhh SALL-MoBlLE CITY ElG IT PER
49,, ,aoa New cI' rcial az h,s bean levied 20
M -, ~ up psSnrht OF The IA e,t puou IN 49, bond.
D c' "'e ~ ~ gtJfd sflrirtt "a .rrr r.. :. $500
M .~ fu ml p',toule" apply 20 d DUNCAN SttFR
no So otn,i Of Pin, iud Ns.su "a or ivuiTN
p.f sE, son MORRISON No 3Iwni,a.,t. M,ro'.a,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01

T'HE MISSES BUCKNALL and Mr.. MILLS
Il respectfully that their SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES No West I'D organized aud ready Tor 1s
reception Of pupils Preparatory School crias part
organizsuon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01
r. W. ThYLER, Auditor Of State,
a. p. RUSSELL, Secretary of State
C. P. WOLCOIT, Attorney General,
Of the Sir. Al o Eu.d NJ tina Sista II Dbt,

0nTH DIVIDEND. --OFFICE 81 GRoCFRs
~O Fms lssusANCs CosPAs7, 70. % Wal.st.. eanh o.
Ss~Yo Building EewYS rk, Sept g. 1850 The boIrd o.
Directors have this day declared annual Dividend Of sax
6) PER CENT she Capital Of tae Compsr, psyuh,
to the Stockholders demand JAMES O. PLATE Seo
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w WORSTEDS
TINSEL ZEPHYRS,
DOUBLE ZEPHYRS,
SlkGLF ZEPHYRS,
SPLIT ZEPHYRS
SHETLAND WOOL,
With full assortment II Embroidery Articles.
WOOLEH sARNs
White Black Blue soaret scse aud Blue Cloussd Drsps
DsIk Blue Saies Couplo.s vanity
WOO I'm 3OCDs,
Hosiery, Goyr Hoods GastsB jackets Sleeves AIaeus
GoufoTtr prices ga stirs. rlsJ
FRI NCH aud h fGLIsH SMALL WAkE5
Brushes Butsns BssiGs BObbin-. Coinbs Corsez Belts
.Sindngs Oifde alice HOOKS sod Lyes l4c~ts
Ree0les Pine ssts so.g Sb Spool Cottous SI.reuJets
t'csors, Thinning iHiubas TAP :, Thread. Wn,po 49,.
etGh Guard, sc. A. OF WLco viii sold a. the 10 =.
est prices Tor east by NELLY OLh 'SFORD,
lptostels aLo h1C,els Dealers nos p Cnur, Il
bet.etn tesey ani Bar" ~ sta New. Yods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01

ID NJ. w. REDFIELDs French and English
Il High s hool Nos l27 and ,l29 Broadway Madison
square) will reopen MONDAY Sept 10Th. Boarde's day
hnnrdrra and DIV schOlars
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Boots. &hoee. &t.
Doar6 an6 Rooms.

A FEW respectable young Ladies, or small Fam
~ lis, obtain BOARD by o,llnBn No lOi Mon'ot'"'
hsst floor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01

NIYACK Classical and Commercial Seminary
~ The Winter sion Of this Academy Mon
dsy Nov For CcUas With terms, references. &c adre.'
&. RUTHERFORD NJ Principal NyAck Rochand Co.. NJ
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DKOF. n. H. GRIFFIN receives into his family,
IL At Winamstown Mass, from SIN to TEN BOYS, 70 be
under biz personal and instruction. Session open, Sept a.
Apply to z. W. TOWNSEND, No 40 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01

NEW YORK ACADEMY for YOUNG La
~ DIES No Az Broadway will REOPEN on TtESDAf,
Sept H. VI. 4 hhAN runrlP.L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01

4 MERIC5N ard FOREIGN MERCHANTS
~ WbO In Of Chic AMI Jepsn.se Silks 9aGn,
Grapes PoDgess YiDtspyle Dress Gpod tibFsope dudkrf
al .s ksHLeeps Madras BAadt ecIisfs Shw aud sctfs
hns Tee seis Lac gUeTed aud uo BOI-s Cpdoes Vases
Garden Ses> 40 Bog~ood, AID sad Br,celes Rich
PeahsF Esus nom Gina aud Fsce Al.al flSiaI Fans
Aad Fancy Arr.s ana Besd~oi, Jsraaess Cuiosss and
many other which and %
cured IN any othe Ia t country vtIchs.e
A eua 10 thstI sdyaotGfe, wh lesae AID retail OF
FOUNTAIN Co.'S India Store No. 90 BroldHsy.
DARIS MILLINERY Madame FERRERO,
No Crest Jones Il just rrcvtd the ls,' g ~ o.
Tsp snd WintsT bONcETS CAPS, HEAD OHEtSES,
ItCWE RS, FE2TEEL.S, LACKS, 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01

NHE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, -Qr
l. No II WEST FOURTEENTH STRE4- -


Corner Of Sixth Avenue, "a. m
Now In its forty first year has reopened with sdya
for the education Of youth IN both the elementary aud higher
Branches ancient and modern snEuage and ali
ether departments complete school To urgent
demands increased the school building
been considerably enlarged during the Summer yacson The
Rector assisted by twelve experienced teachers aud thus
insure to .sch scho due share attention Pupils
received at all ages and thoroughly prepared for college
business
Many prominent parties whose have attended this nstit
ton have testified IN strong terms t. th Satisfaction with tue
Of Instruction pursued The Rev Dr. Ferris Cha csor
oftbe University writes take peas.re 10 renewing my .ei
In behalf Il S e. Quacsenbos Instructor Of yoIh
Ny sh BIN for several and made most grtifJng
progress The Rev DR. Spencer says The progress my
son under charge rapid ald thorough in the various
branches Of Classical snd Eng sh ining and hesitate
10 cd n itue to all who desire sound education
for their children The Rev Charles Imbe Of Jersey City
ssy For time past have had under the
Quackenbos tsp gives great 10 my
srtion With the tn haze made and the
which feel in his syten of Instruction Ia my ooi1on 10
unte eminent degree the qualities necessary
m tachs' Judge Fink Of jersey CITY WRITES Your mode Of
teaching peculiarly happy, thorough snd e eni and
but 10 the great Satisfaction feel sJns
progress both in Eng aud the Classics" Robert Hoe esq
concludes bis letter Allow state that ability
tact ard odgmobt Ia profession and elevated moral
character Of yo1T instruction consider unsurptseip
As classes forming TO- BE- In Latin Greek
French spanish German and Bookkeeping the present time ia
most favorable fO entrance
@. r. oUAcKENBos, A NJ, RECTOR.
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VNHE MISSES PALACHE'S FRENCH and
Il ENGLISH BOARDING and SCHOOL for young
Ladies, No. 1ss West eSh st. will REOPEN on MONDAY
10th September.
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ID A. SMITHS SCHOOL for BOYS, Lermg-
Id. ten ay rsar 9Th It.
r., oommsoc.s Sep, t.

Respectfully 10 Parents and ousrdis tns M
FNGfIsH and FRENCH BOARDING and DAI oonOnn
Mn reop-n on WEDNESDAY, Sept H. Circulars may De
haneS al her residence No 81 IVES. 18th st. q, the BOOKSTORE
Mso store No 7o Broadway Applications ~ letter g9i
sent wiz receive prempt ltention on sno AIsI IN. IN.
ceiye them In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01

DOSE HILL SEMINARY for young Ladies will
III reopen Monday Nov For circulars and references apply
to the Principal Mrs c. NJ WHTE Ds bury. Conn. Box H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-01

CLASSICAL and ENGLISH SUntOoL 1or
~ BOYS No 60 West 33d st. between Sh.sv and BroaorV
viii be reopened MONDAY Sept TO- The will Be
thorough and efficient Pupils received at all and prepared
for College Mercantile, or business pursuits.
JOHN ARIEL A, NJ, Principal
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival of the Nova Scotian.

FARTHER PoINT, June 1.-The Steamship
Nova Scotian, from Liverpool on the 23d
bound to Quebec passed here this morning
at o'clock. She touched at Queenstown,
and brings one days later intelligence than
the Vanderbilt and the City OF Baltimore.
The steamship North Briton had arrived
out.
The Nova Scotian's account OF the Derby
races, saws that Ten Broeck's Umpire came
in sixth, and that he was entered under pro-
test on account OF his age.
The Political news Is nnmportant. y
Naples dispatch Of the 23d, says: The re-
bells cncamped at San MARITIME were beaten
twice and driven back to Partemico with
considerable loss, including one Of their lea
ders. The heIghths occupied by the rebels
were taken by the royal troops.
ST.. PETERSBURG, May 24.--Prlnce Gort'
schakofi' has sent instructions to the Russian
Ministers at the Great Powers, explaining
that Turkey was not invited to the Confer
ence ON the condition Of the Christians there,
because she was not one OF the i've great
Powers, and her admittance would have
made it necessary to admit Sardinia ana 9th
er minor States.
ROVE, May 23.-An official dispatch from
Naples of the 223d, says the Siclllan lnsur-
gents were attacked and dispersed on the
ODD by Il battalion Of the royal chasseurs,
and that lbs rebels were Killed. The IN
surrection was making no progress.
The Times Vienna correspondent says
at is the prevalent opinion here that Sicily
is lost to the Bourbons.
NAPOLEON is said to be dissatisfied with
Sardinia, which he complains has taken ad'
vantage Ola period previous to the rat!lIca'
ton Of the treaty. and sold the crown land
which should revert to France.
1t is reported that Gen. Lamorlclcre, is
finding out that his hands are completely
tied by the French authorities at Rome: and
that the French Commander Gen. nulon,
will not allow him to attack the Piedmont
csc. or assist the King OF Naples.
The Papal Government has received I'M
portaat documents containing instructions
for raising an insurrection in the States OF
the church; the Abruzzi and Calabrla.
The Liverpool cotton market closed dull and
unchanged. Sales Tuesday and Wednesday 49,
900 bales.
Breadstulis generally closed dull Wheat, how
ever, closed firm.
Provisions closed dali, without amy noticeable
change. >,
Tn. discount rates Of tho Bank Of England had
been reduced 10 i per cent.
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REMARkS.--IAo market opened Win II Sht
.,..irfs. and u very moderate demand. In prices
,r,rr is but little change, though there seems to
- . better feeling, and holders are trmer, con
SI.ntIy awaiting an advance. Flour is in good
.gpply, and limited enquiry. Wheat Is very
,ptst, and the transactions unimportant. Corn
;s.rtiye al GSM70 for white and yellow. Rye
,gi Oats are unchanged, and the market closed
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Alabama Conventions.

MONTGOMERY, June 1.-The Democratic
Conventions Of both wings, assembled here
to-day.
The regular convention met at the State
Capitol this morning William Acklcr WAS
choscn temporary chairman. \ committee
on credentials was appointed, and the delcS;l-
ties are enrolling in large numbers.
The Douglas convention met / G. clock IN
the evening, and effected an organization.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-05
Accident ut Albany.

ALBANY. June 3.-Ahont noon to-day a
small boat containing five boys was upset by
coming in contect with the hawSer OF the
steamer Baltic, and Two brothers. named An
drew and Peter Smith were drowned. The
others were rescued with difficulty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-05
6rrast Of M Illinois Mall Contractor,

OLNEY, jane 3.--Jarnes Shread, the mail
contractor between Omey and Granville, was
arrested to-day nj the instance OF ". ID. Gil
more, special agent of the Post Office Depart
mcnt, charged with rolbins the mails. The
extent is not known, but supposed to he
large.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-05

e. Loss OF SLEEP.-If there is anythin :
more wearing 10 both mind and body than lo.a Of
sleep or if any difficulty or disease can be ottener
traced 10 other than loss ot steep, then experience
has lost Is power, OF Sidney Smith, the great
ENGLISH phvsiotoeiSt IS not To be relied upon. Of
this, lei the experience Of thousands answer, and
try the TULC ANOrYNE. and they will be rca-
DIV 10 endorse the remark Of one of the iriends Of
The proprietors who 'y"tea, ''werc tho direction:
to be covered with sorcreigns 10 purchase would
no; lie without it, This Ill will experience by its
use See advertisement. and call for pamphlets,
my .a-d,kcIw
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LOCAL 1T E NJ S.

TIE STATE TAX RETURN.-We give below,
in detail, statement of the returns made to
the Auditor of the State, of the Assessment
in this city and county, a summary of which
we published Yesterday. We are indebted
for the statement to Maj. George Dutfey,
Commissioner of the Revenue:
ALEXANDRIA CITY.-TITH,BLEs
Free Male persons above the age Of Ii
Slave. who have attained the age of 4S5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-05
Mashinntnu City Election.

WA@usxGrpx, June 1, Z. M.--Ihe votes
have not been counted ut all the polling pre-
cincts, but it is believed that Mr.. Richard
Wallach has been chosen Mayor, over his OPP
noncnt<. bcrrct aud Magruier.
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CONGRESS.
REPORTED FOR TIE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
Senate, Monday, June 4


Secretary of State be directed TO communi-
cate to the Senate, copies of any correspon-
dcncc, or other papers on file IN his depart
ment, in relation to the arrest, on an Amcrl-
can merchant vessel, ut Palermo, of Father
Xanzee. an Italian patriot, by the interycn-
ton or agency Of Henry IL. Barstow, the
Consul OF the United States al that place.
Adopted.
Mr.. Kennedy moved to take up the bill to
give the right Of way to the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad through the District OF Co
lumbi;i, to connect that road with the II
ginia roads.
Mr.. Cameron said he hoped not, and pro-
cccdcd to show that the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, in rates on coal, Disseminated
against Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Kennedy said lie would take occasion
10 reply 10 the remarks of the Senator from
PENNSYLVANIA, and would show that his OPP
position was based Oh personal interest.
The motion to take up the bill was lost.
Mr.. Toombs moved to take up the bill
relative t. the lIoumas grant. Agreed to.
After debate. the subject was postponed
until IL o'clock tomorrow.
The kansaa bill was then taken up, when
Mr.. Sumner addressed the Senate, argyll
ing that the direct tendency Of slavery was
10 degrade human nature both in the master
and the slave. and that it was barbaric in
its tendency. 1t was the duty Of Congress 5
to prevent its extension to the Territories,
so that all States coming up to be admitted
in the future, mi ht be as free us Kansas
now was.
lie reviewed all the cases in which Sou
thern representatives had replied TO North.
ern hraya,lo bv violence, and mentioned all
the eases in which Southern representatives
had appealed to the duel as the proper set
tlcmert Of personal difficulties, as illustra-
ting his position, that slavery was barbarous.
lie denied that the negro race were the
sons of liam, and Justly held in bondage, or
that the Constitution recognized slavery. In
conclusion, he declared that all he had spo-
ken was in candid earnestncss, without M
tcntlon Of o!icncc.
Mr. Chestnut, OF S. c., responded, that the
characteristic speech Of the Senator, was not
unexpected. 1t would have been too much
to hope that the smart Of his own wounds
would not have given additional venom to
his studied SANDER Of individuals aud OF
States. The anccnts had deiIicd mundane
objects. because OF their glorious qualities.
Even when Egypt stopped to make Gods OF
REPTILES. she ut least attributed to them one
beniticcnt quality. 1t vas reserved to this
time, and this place, that 1t Senator should
he found 10 make an idol Of malignity and
cowardcc II was Just to his State to say,
that the petition for the contnmcy Of South
u 'l4n
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Eantist General Association.


morning at the appointed hour.
The following resolutions were offered by
r,aor p;t,;nn r;y.
'' t7, ,.,,,, oc u,o eo,,tburn
- heSo'ySu' lhi' ne pIVr,r..1 :rosny;lIe S"uth
n'1s' h homo th,I nnder toI i
vii rrca,,y ADVANCE the interests Of our lenonina
tom IN the Southern States.
Resolved, That the of $4,000 is not too
much to be expected from the EarhstS Oh Virgin
IL, and that the balance Of that sum ought 10 oo
immediately S1">cf'oed. H.
These resolutions were ad'ocatc1 ny 'r.
Samson, DIR. Boyd, chairman OF the Facul-
tv of Grennyila Scninary.( Elder Biting,
5.S,r,~'.,. nu-,,,.s .,,,I Ei,,la, Francis
:, ~ ,,.-. ,,,,,,,a., a,l ala
~ h'y'c ,''""I - ~ w. T.;,',t;'r,
qo9", 'r2e"l - ,n''a.;, a,,,,,,nII,.
and the course OF edntati"h Sehera.'' :,
lhe loi'o"'"G ,eNo''''''' o''''1 ~ ~
Jeter, was adopted: c,..,
feSoNc"' ial'a committee" VI mug w "il''''''
cd to report apo" do pes, means u "N''''''a VIC
Interests ot Richmond l"!leSc-
The resolutions oil f.iuer biting were theh
taken up and adopted.
The association neXt proceeded TO the or
der oi' the day, tie report on State MISSIONS
This document Was read BY the Corresponds
;nu S..r,tarv Mr. II K iINSon. The re-
- toto, ,i,4 ,ln ,,rn,nrt and liberal res
f ~ -; ,i.L L,s ,olinvnA md r,r
PonSc vi '1ic 'i'"'''' ia" =
nsbed the meals ol prosecuting t.e Nolh VI
Missions. The labor> oi the missionaries
have been abundantly blessed, more tlial
two thousand souls having prntessed ia'th
in the Eedeemer under thclr ministry.
lir. burrows moved tne aoo!'tioi u "'e
..t 49,. a, a., ,nr.rnct tiat two facts II com
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-05
The Markets.,

puT1soRr, June i.-Flour closed firm, Howard
street S3.62: Ohio and City Mills $3.50. Wheat
closed rim; red 1860 lioc.; white l3o(cy Doe
Corn closed dull: yellow is higher, at oaC9 'Zcj
whit, 7$Gc7Jc. Provisions closed quiet; mess
rark $3.50; rump $l4MSi4.5o. Lard closed
cni,t at lie. WhisAcy closed dullat 2l@2l3c.