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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27
The Fresm0ns Journal thus applaudS and seconds
.he conspiracy of the Disunion Democrats at Wash

HE TcSHUHS SOHFH"t thue oPPA~"N"N "~ $1,000
the conspiracy of the Disunion Democrats at Wash
iDgtOn:
With respect to Of the condition OF the Lower
Home on Ccnzres deab that should organize 1t
4 true egstion is delay ed and that at most unortu
The crisis OF 81 not passed though passing
Of the ordinary prosperity retarded by the block
hOvBg ali this time into the vaults Of the SubTreasury and
LODGES instead Of being sent into circulation under the
OF the Government. This and other inoon
and felt But IL is better that the ge OF
distracted political state shond come In TINS form thsn
worse one ana the people must be made TO feel hsensby
acutey ar-beCre they will discard heartily and In earn
A once forever the folly the Madness and the badness
they hsvs INDUCED long Bad couuseors must be repnd
ateo seetonasm must be cheskef and II time that II
were done, without tamPerng any longer"
Tbs plan of running the country, and IN fact OF
bankrupting and destroying the Government, as the
means of defeating an antagonistic political party,
Is novelty of whose invention the so-called Demo
Gratis Of the present day may well be proud. But
We doubt whether the honest masses of that party
vii accept the policy of its leaders with the per-
feet submission which the latter seem to count On.
Breaking down commerce, casting all financial az
fairs into disorder arrestng the hand of industry,
and snatchiBg the food from the mouth Of labor,
may seem to be very charming preludes to the Dis
solution of the Union, and very effective methods
of subiugatng the freemen OF the country Bat
we doubt whether it viii all work well in practice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27
virginia Legislature.

RIcBMOND, Va, Thursday, Jan: 70, I36y.
The Joint Committee on the Harper's Ferry affair
have made voluminous report, which cloees with re-
solutions urging the arming and equippiDg OF the
militia, and the passage of laws encouraging domestic
manufactures, and for the more prompt punishment
of persons attempting to neite slaves to insurrecon
and indicating the course of Gov. Wise throughout
the Harpers Ferry affair Five thousand copies
were ordered to be printed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27

SAyANSAH, Ca, THURSDAY, Jan. 20, Io5U
The Democratic meeting held here last night broke
ND in a row. Mr.. Henry r jackson made speech
sustaining the resolutions in favor of the Medgeviile
Convention A row commenced and many Withdrew.
TIE meeting then adjourned.
Another meeting was organized, with Collector Bar
ton az Chairman, Resolutions were passed declaring
tie election Of Sc ward or any other Republican in-
dorser of the Helper book to the Presidency would be
inst cause for dissolution Of the Union. In such an
event hose present pledged their lives, honor and for
times TO effect a disuniOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27

BOSTON, Thursday, Jan. 70, IobU.
The Massachusetts, Anti. Slavery Society ia holding
its annual Convention in one of the of fremont
Temple. Francis Jackson, President Of the Society,
yresides The annual report Of the Treasurer shows
the receipts of the past year little $500; the
expenditures 50 400. Most Of the leading Abolition
orators are present. but the meeting to-day was thnly
attended
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27

turn the Constitution and laws He reviewed. at
length Mr.. Wilson's position, and defended the South
from the charge Of aggression.
In the course Of. the debate, Mr. FESSENDEe
(Rep., Me- inquired if the Senator from Mississippi
would consider the election Of President by the people
on Republican platform as sufficient cause for dis.
solution.
Mr. DAVIS replied that he had not read the platform
and could not tel; bat if for instance the honorable
Senator who now presided over the Senate Mr. Foot,
VII should be elected he wond not conside, 1t cause
for he considered him sound conservative man, who
would DOT swear to uphold the Constitution and then
violate bis oath.
Mr.. WIGFALL Dem, Texas) defended Texas from
the charge of having received ten millions Of dollars
for territory to which she had title He reve wed
the history Of the matter and coutended that the claim
Of Texas to all territory east and north Of the Ro
Grade was clear and ndisputable.
The Senate then adjourned till Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27

The Albany correspondent of The ". Y. Courier
Enquirer writes that the general sentiment OF
theLesslsture of its Republican members, in relation
10 aairs at Washington, is in favor Of the policy
adherence TO Mr. She man. The State Of New-Yofk
esnsai TN March A. 1861. The Presidential Election
IT, tTtunstely, where Congress cannot touch it"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27
Peunsylyania Politics.

PITrsDURGH, Wednesday, Jan. %, 1860.
Tie Democratic County Convention to day was quite
stormy After hard struggle the Administration wing
of the party prevailed over tue Dougases by the cleo
ton of their delegates to the Reading Convention.
Re solutions of an indefinite character were passed
They contain no instruction for the delegates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27
AceuittaI of Rhineman.

ALBANY, Thursday, JAN 70, I65U.
Rhineman, the paramour Of Mary Hartung, and
diced with her for the murder of her husband, was
acquitted this evening of the charge principal the
Jury not leaving their seats. He taken back to
Jail to await his trial on two other indictments
corr before and after the fact.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27
Txoaus for the Rio Grauds.

EEw-ORLKAHs, Thursday, Jan. 20, 1861.
body of 900 picked men has been raised in Texas,
aud to-day letter was forwarded from this city to
Warrington proferng their services to the Govern
ment against Certina, and asking for arms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27

-IEf A0bHe IAIa AdVtTflSeT sayh'
have heard loud and deep pronounced upon the
ssts Of the Montgomery Convention II has been called IN
dsnrse and mpo and talk has been had Of taxing steps TO
sss an0ther Convention appoint Delegates 10 ses wh In
Ssse; aslsttzg 10 tas Charleston Convention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27

BALTIMORE, Thur day, Jan. % lS6O
A notorious rowdy named David Houek was shot
this morning, in tavern, by John Mcpherson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27
President of Harvard College.

BosTos, Thursday, Jan. 20, 1860.
Cornelius Conway FELTON,, the present learned
Greek Professor, has been elected, by unanimous
VOTE President Of Harvard College, in place of the
Rev James Walker resigned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27
The sloop-of.War Richmond.

NORFOLK, Thursday, jan. 20 IbbU.
The steam sloop-of-war Richmond WAS suocccss-
fully launched to-day, in presence of IN, immense
crowd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27

"A bill to suspend the School Library .aA %s ~
years has passed the Ohio senate, ana WIZ R'''"s
pass the House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27

Tie remaining votes were scattered among tbir.een
OK! or candidate. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27

II.
the United States. The Law complained Of had been
Mr.. CHESNUT Dem s. c. compared these 20:
lice regulations to the Quarantine laws OF the United
Mr.. WILSON said the law had been declared I'M
constitutional by VIM. Writ and Judge Johnson Mas
sachusetts sent lawyer to Charleston to test the mat
ter in the Courts, and he was driven away.
Mr. CHESTNUT said circumstances justified the act
An nsdious warfare had been waged by massachu-
sets on the property Of citizens OF South Carolina lie
belle ged the law constitutional. Ii, under excite
meDt agent of Massachusetts was e]eeted, the jal
lay with Massachusetts herself, who had created the
excitement. =,
Mr.. HAMMOND said he was Governor when Mr.
Hoar came there. He knew him LII Congress, ana
took measures to project him. he escorted to the
boat by the most respectable citizens OF Charleston
Massachusetts bad right to send an agent there 10
create excitement She could have got lawyers there
10 undertake the case. ,x
discussion then occurred between Messrs. VIII
SON and Chestnut ss to the nature Of the sggres-
sions the part OF Massachusetts, OF which the latter
complained. r
Mr.. WILSON said no aggressions on the part %, Of
Massachusetts could be shown. He referred to the
law of Virginia by which vessels are searched py
State officials and then forced to pay the expense OF
search. These he characterized as uojnst aud un-
constitutional He next spoke oil the threats Oh oseo
ntion in case of the election of Republca President.
He wanted to know if the Democrats from the freo
States prepared for TINS -, .ho
Republican party causeu uiseolu.oh VI VIC IA
the West would not remain with Eew.England, and
would have nothing to do with her Frec-Love aud
Higher-Iaw itms. 49,,
Mr. WILSON wanted to know if the Senator would
resis; the inauguration Of a Republican President
Mr. FITCH said be would not regard the mere eiee,
ton as cause for dissolution, but If the Union were
dissolved on account Of the Republican policy, lpe
West would not remain associated with tho North.
Its natural association Is with the South.
Mr.. WILSON asked if the Senator did not wn.e y
letter in favor Of the repeal of the Fugitive Slave Law
Mir. FITCH said the Senator could not divert aucn'
ton from pretent Issues by making Persona one
When young and acting under early pre1udices nc na
entertained views which experience and obSer'a''oh
bad changed. ..o,;,,,
Mr.. WILSON thought he might have more coaI,'y
for thoss who had not changed their inst impfe,ono
Mr.. FITCH had no charity for those who win ioh h
experience, were daily convicted Of violations OF '"0
Constitution. Mt, III ala,
Mr. WILSON asked fer the specifications ana a s
come further desultory debate, conended tna' '''
Fitch had not been allie to sustain his allegations.
Mr.. DAVIS enid became no was born nee 10 "'u-"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-23

The British and 7TcElCstIz Gov CrllIllCuIs
NV OELE.N. March 2l-The Delta publishes the
details Of the negotiations between the British snC
Mexican Government
Lord John Russell proposes an arUist;1y, a genera
amnesty and religious federation. Ifthe proposition
is declined, England must demand of both parties II
Mexico the Indemnity due English subjects Mira
mon mas proposed the terms Of the arulistice. anl
stpulates that England, France, Spain Prussia auC
the United States shall be medators between the
two parties. Juare3 returned Miramons commu
uicaton or the ID. with the declaration that the
proposition was absurd and iualmissible
EFCm New York
NEw ORR, March 2I.-The oyster sloop, T. L
johnson Of Islip, Long Island, was found early th;
morning, abandoned in the bay and on investigation
II was found that the Captain and crew. George
Barr, Smith Watts and Oliver Watts, had been muir
dered by the river pirates. The vessel was cover
cd with evidence Of the horrible deed, which wa,
done for the purpose of obtaining some $500 o.
,r0dev on board.
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THE
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GAIT HOUSE,

TEyHE Propretors Of the GAIT HOUSE, preparing for
large increase Of travel from the opening Of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad have enlarged the Hotel double its
former T2cty with and extensive Billiard Rooms Bath
Rooms, &c.
The public may rely the Eelearned reputation Of tbs
GAIT HoUg, strictly first HOTEL shall be maintained,
This House conveniently located for travel Vest
The Louisville Office OF the Jacksonville Railroad, having di
railroad connections aIlorsrn and Eastern Cities
the Landing the United States Nail Line Steamers Cnc-
natl and the East, within square OF the Eotel
IL Baggage checked in the Calf House to ali she principal
points, North, East and West.
u Time from louisville to New York IS hours
rrTQ er-
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Fanatics nna Plantation Usss
j. W. Williams--Agsnt.

In Prspnssors e aas Rashiass ulaiu, 3 Z zsri.n-a
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shinss, 40, g ~ ans, Essia.E thsir aalls 8 o-
nsnas iiusf to IL publis sths great Fanilg ess-
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They VII saieh hem, fsll, bad aud raha- riy rake
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make beaUtuli uniform stitch ason both des or The Eork
without forming ridges underneath.
The Aaehn'r have strength, are perfectly simple and
TIE management Of thera easily acquired.
Any spool OF cotton, thread s may Be used They
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Great Fire at Danville. ky.l

OAEvIaLE, ~ March 6, 1860
MEszRs W. B. ODDS & Co.. CusorxSarr:
GENTs-Ths safe purchased fronyo1 some time since was
severely tested By the recent disastrous fire in this place and We
are happy sayt stood the equal to the reore,eup
made when parcas Our store room in which the
safe stood, totally destroyed BY the fire the safe fell into
the cellar, and covered BY the burning ruins but upon get
and opening we found every paper SAFE not one
them scorohed deeed in any vsy. We pleaturs IN
bearing this testimony the excellent quality the safes nan
ufacured at you establishment Yours,
Isgned 7. J. SHINDELB0WER
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BEESWAX-The market continues steady with good demand
and the receipts sell arrival as69c, according quality.
BEASAo demand, and prices merely nominal at 81 for the
best small white Ths receipts light largely behind those
OF last season. yet there 70 be for them
BUTTER-tne stock continues very arge but the receipts
have fallen Of By far the greater portion Of that now on
hand here and elsewhere has deeorae that strictly prime
suitable fer table really scarce and would bring rather
better prices The export demand is quite limited We quoe
fair prime II14 and choice fresh at I5c Packed in
drkins, ranges from IL 10 lac.
CHEESE-The market has not changed essentially during
week; the demand has been fair for expert receipts
being very light, the stock has steadily diminished quote
lO9lc as the for Western Reserve, &c for English
Dairy, and &c FOR Dairy Farm.
CANDLES AND SOAP-The demand for both these articles
continues fair and prices rule steady. There been large
quantity of candles exported during the week. We continue
quotations;
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.z1TaER y demands better generally, but prices s
LEAD AND sHoT--No change in prices, and

OLS-Iher has been better demand Linseed and prices
advanced lc per gallon during he week. closing c Lard
is firm, AID the demand continues good at sc for No.
PUTATOE-he receipts have been very large during the
week. and the quite dull though prices can not m be
lover Prime Neshancks sell - 9, aud other descriptions fo
S - down 81 %
sEEDA better demand Tor Clover - the close and prices
ruled ghtly higher sales Of 1900 bb closing at s. J54 60
r good prime Tirothy qre. s. PA dull at - TO-
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CANDIDATES.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.

We are authorized to announce CARY A. HARRIS Of vii
hanson couaty candidate for Attorney General FOR the u-
dcl Circuit, composed OF thecountes Of Williamson Davidson
and Sumner OctI4-td@
We are autd0r to announce JAS E. RAINEs, Esq,
candidate Tor the lice O. Attorney General for the Ninth Judi
ca Cycut composed Of the counties williamson SuunE1
and Davidson. Election il May, 1850.
Weare authorized TO announce s. L. FINLEY Of Davidson
county candidate Tor Attorney General 9th Juca
Circuit. Election, May, 1850.
oct9, '59tc
seventh ChancerF Division
We authorized to announce Col. Jo c. GUILD cand
cate for Chancellor Of the Seventh Chsncry Division OF
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Mr.. SAM CowELL's ESTERTADaEST last night at
DOUoIAs Ball, was fully up to what citizens had
been led to expect from the complimentary notices
given HIM blythe Louisville papers. Indeed, mere
notice cannot do him justice; he must be seen to
be appreciated He had a fine audience last night,
and the frequent explosions Of laughter told how
well they were pleased. Mrs. HICKS, as the Louis
vile Courier says sings her Scotch ballads charm
ingly. Those who wish to enjoy a rich and rare
treat should go tonight it is the last appearance
Of the great musical comedian
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The Eastman FUND.


are receiving and opening every day an elegant
Stock Of Spring Goods They viii be constantly re
I ceivinr until the 18th Of April feb 29-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-23

WASHINGTON, March, PA remarkable change
has taken place within the last forty-eight hours
in the minds of those legislators who have opposed
the Nlcaraguan and Mexican treaties. The Demo-
cratic Senator's held a caucus this morning to dis
cuss the prOprlety of Ceasing all efforts to make
any treaty with any Spanish-American country
since the Republicans have brought matters to 6
dead lock
The Republican Senators also held a caucus on
the same subject, and the discussion was warm.
The result was Senator Dixon Of Connecticut. and
several others. joined Senator Wilson in the policy
indicated by his vote on the Nicaraguau treaty and
If practicable, viii resuscate the Nicaraguan treaty
and pass II.
Information received at the War Departments con
tradicts the dispatch concerning the rumored assa-
ginaCon Of Indians on Ell rIyer by the white
Senator Wilson designs pressing upon the Con-
gross his propositions for the suppressions Of the
African slave trade and Intends if possible to Sc
cure action upan them. The Democrats express
cheerful concurrence in The first two, but cues
ton the propriety of the third. in view Of the
difference in the HaYies Of this and the European
governments, and oGr national repugraucc to the
right of search.
The Government. with such information as Is now
in its possession, approves of the recent conduct Of
our naval officers in the Gulf of Mexico. The refu-
sal of the MiramOn steamers TO show their colors
when asked to do So was considered sufficient 70
place them in the position OF pirates.
There is the best authority for stating that the
capture of General MITTmOns steamers was not IN
consequence of even line Of instructions to the
Commander Of the Cult Squadron from the President
OF Secretary ct the Eavy-thougb the net is fully
justified by the ulstratiOn.
WAsHNGToy March 2I.-The Special Committee
on the Pacific EglryGL, last night voted eight IN IA
vOr of one road md siA In favor Of 5po rogGs pa-
yis was absent. e is not believed that the ur1ee5
Of one road can be carried.
McLanc's Instructions regarding NiraIaOn.s beck
ade were known, ana acquIesccd in by The British
minister the latter fearing the fitting out Of Neyr-
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