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Letter from New York

Correspondence Of hr Hichmond Enyuirtrl
New YORK, April ., 1860.
We have con,crScd with several Of the No
2art Hall delegates to the Charleston CUnvcn-
lion, who profess to be wholly mpledged in
regard TO the claims Of any candidate whose
name lnay be presented to the Convention
We may he permitted, however. to give it as
our individual opinion that should they be
compelled Ia chose L Southern man, EI-
Governor Wise will receive their preference,
and that if they are forced to choose between
Northern lacn, that Daniel S. Dickinson,
nf this STATE, will be their choice. tic
is an able man.. every way qualified for that
high position, and will do more 10 carry this
State than any other Northern man Of the
Democratic party; and, if the choice cannot
full upon Eirs;na's iaYorite son, Ex-Governor
Wise, there is nc Que u! the North who cali
command the support which Daniel 5. Dick
inSon can.
The new tariff reported by tl:e Committee OF
Ways and Means. in the House Of Represen-
latvcs al Washington, is htter y and utterly
condemned hy the merchants of this city. 1t
is regarded as II Black Republican political trap,
Tor the purpose Of making capital in Pennsyl-
yanir---by which they hope to carry that State.
The duties proposed in lieu of the present rates
are enormous, and if adopted would he the
virtual restoration Of the odiolls sectional and
oppressive prohibiLory laws OF 1852 and 1872,
which 81 deeply injured the commerce Of the
country, and ca!nc near driving the country
into Z civil war
70 show the changes proposed, We give u few
examples
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II EnlT0RS AND PRINTERS!

Viz subscribers ask attention 10 ,hrr Stock ol PRINT
lTG TYPES. ORNAMENTS, BORDERS, PRESSES, &c.,
. siyp,y Of which they keep constantly on hand at
: ;y7s and Stereotype Foundry,
NO. 3S, Gold street, New York,
Which warrant equal in every respect to any uan.
ii this country, and will sell en- the usual terms,
- ,L;.:A' credit for approved negotiable notes, or
20. cc.i discount for cash.
q pc .aseu in exchange for new, At the customary
= ! ;as cctSpsr pound, II delivered within sixty days
- ,.cs of Pur chsS :. otherwise six cents pcr pound
VIM. HAGAR JR., Il co.
%, ;snSd, AsNr ~ VIRGINIA, Tor the shove we'll
al, sstish,u-nt can supply The trade with every dc-
:r'r,q 81.
!.!Nr!Nu PRESSES, TYPES, CASES, &c.
me most literal terms. Having printed the ''RicR.
- -, .'.aE i..r upwa.ds Of ten yesrS with type and
. .:yrsl, purchased from Messrs. HACAg s Co., an,
70 recommend Csa;erla.s FROM thcis establishment
s:,;c=cr - other.
us.:. uora. vii! lie furnished to the :rse, sn such
:. =. r,y he selected will be forwarded with Dies.
~ WM. s. ALLEGRO.
..!y 'Enduirsr" 0aicr, fchmond, Va.
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Later from California.

SEw Yogx april l0.--The steamship North Stsr from
Aspinwali bringing California daes TO the 2Uh March, ar
rived to-day She spoke the I'd inst the shps-oi"a
Noannke Sabine and Relief
memorial requesting the administration TO daoTe INC
Injunction suit against the Amcda mines has passed oo
houses OF the California Legislature.
The San Francisco money market vas excessively s'n
gent and owing TO the Washce excitement, IN very o
.idersb!y advanced. Coal has materially declined.
letter from Humboldt Bay SAYS that the 1nGle n1hns
Of Indians killed Eel River and on Inc.aa iH'
15L Ib. a.sas,ins have no: yet been arrested
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Srs ORLEANS, April 3.-Thc steamship Ar.nhs, f:3ic
nrszo, 1, below She has felght l3oV9o IN 'Pscic
and afty United States troops.
GILrxsros rno date 1.-The Sta'e Democratic Conren-
lion vas largely attended td I'd The platform take1
s.,on1 Southern ground. A resolution Was passed re.
rrtnr .be delegation 10 Withdraw from the Charleston
Convention II The two.thirds rule should he rejected.
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.s,a,IIc Nirninia Rc.ieirr..'


We have just concluded Il very interesting
prr,,sal of the first nnInlrer of this new weekly
publication, s;.l.cd il, his rily, aI :h'. printing
Office of W. H. Clrmmit,. This number CON
tanS l6 large orlarn i'ase:. l'n! esteemed
friend and towns,asn. Franklin rlo,nas. Esp,
has commenced the 'diinriaI Ina:sagaucnt OF
the enterprise in :: iliilllucr which promises well
to fulfil the pledge invnlscI! III his prospectus,
OF furnishing important al,t 10 the 'mcchanical.
commercial and iutcrna! Improvement interests
of the State. and of the South generally" The
Introductory editorial article is devoted prlnc-
paly to the subjects Of 'connrrce and !nler-
nal improvements. 4 series Of original art'-
clcs on American architecture. iro,n the per "l
G. +. y. Smith, ESP, Of this city. will appear
in subsequent numbers Of the "I'rgiSfer. The
inducement Of an extensive circulation ~ 'lr-
.inia, North Carolina, Tennessee 'anl other
Western and Southern States. is held nut To
advertisers, anil Il modest and manly appeal 10
the public, to sustain the enterprise by ado
olate subscription, concludes the salulat0ry ar
tclc.
The following tnhle Of contents of the llrst
number will furnish correct understanding
Of the nature and intent Of the periodical, the
only one of the kind nov published in Ilr.
rinia: Report of the select committee Of the
House nj Delegates in Direct 1radc.
detailed statistical account oi The ''EXpnrtS 'i
the United States during the last fiscal year.
exhibiting especially the proportion Of exports
contributed by each section OF the tnipn. An
intercstin" extract from Theirs history II! siic
ConS.llatr, entitled "Bnnal,arte's Early Power.
tv." The Presidents last special message An
interesting statistical and arguncntativc article
on ih. "Tnlacco Interest These imporlan
Stnte uancry anil serious articles. editorial and
selected are followed up by number of short
and interesting paragraphs "G various subjects,
literary. humorous, historical. mechanical and
AGRICULTURAL, TO which is added :. modest hut
we'll iiIicI poets corner" "n the last page.
One oil the chief recommendations oI su''!I n
nancr is. that while it tuflS the usual routine
duty Of periodical publications, it also supplies
Important State papers i'll form most 'onve-
nient Tor preservation and reference. Success
to the Register
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From Warrington City.

w.sHxGroy April 10-There Is strong prospect o: t:,s
ratification Of the Mexican treaty. se:cra Republican
Senators will hold and propose amendment CT
the commercial portion, the fors Of
cproely treaty and bring within she 0; argument:
This too will exclude other powers from claim lag similar
advantages from under the clause usually Inherited in
all treaties that the contracting parties shall bs placed oa
footing OF the most favored nation.
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ghe Richmond Enquirer.
,''sa DAILY, sEMl,wrEKLr AND WEEKLY
r. sTr2sIE, DUNNAVANT, TYLER & WISE.

TERMS:
-r,y p.rss seven dollars per a'Iuuin, and NJ ti,c
~ ~ 5,,srs IL taken for shorter period than ollie
- ;1 The Ssui.ws wsHxLy, five dollars per annnm, and
=" ~. Tor six mouths payable In advance. For the
= per annun or siN copies for $io to he psid IN.
,hry must hs ,tgi$s'cd or they will he Ut the
: ,ysriis.meu,s Inserted in he Daily, Seml-Me-kly
rNss,!y gagu,er, on l'eT,l irrn,.' t. u,n,h.,
,,ri,nMSxp ESQr;RSS AnvHSI'eiN" SaEkt Is pu"ishe"
80 Ninth n. lnonthly circulation Is twenty tnou'
'S ,ixr,i.rn,nis inserted ~ - rcnts per lin"
iii aa.s 70 this cic. nAE he :%n''| =, Fti lie ri.
IT, aal Nv aiiahc EHnS No''s A. Fo''S'''f' N's ''A
E,,iio:>. r,,,... .xr.-rny
All Obituaries sad Tributes Of hsrr''' "Ncee''Ns
Z " lines are charged Tor as a'irer'isen''n.H
r. from "A distance uicst be Accompanied WIN me 40
nay or satisfactory references. 10 insntc execution
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The old duty IL per c-ut will give las 81 only 81 ~
This Il rasrd nrar!y l"U per csnt.
The present average price ii English bar rOn
is s43 10 So per ton: at - per cent. the ,luty
alnounts {" SIn. $2aSl3.2u Undyr lhs new In-
ty. il is fixed ut s;l5. THE duty on iron wire,
sheet and boiler iron. is la:,,i Ia s2h aud $50
;l;r l.,. il;-lcl,'! nl, ) per .'rrt.
Will. -li.riI.l!r;;!"ii i inaGic against
il. Srni,, tl.e articles required Tor Northern
manufacturing pa poses are nin!llIrd duty free.
The nGiIr ar.irI- ri general consumption, on
stiich duty is mpn>ed, is salt To catch
[onisii!ia s,igar growers, they propose 10 levy
inly 0( one cent per pound on raw sugars,
instead Of the present duty Of Il per cent.
They have 10 hope that such blu can pass
the Senate il is sectional move, for Prcsl
den,ia! votes; !lt il shows what the Blacl;
Republicans would do, If they had the control
Of the Senate and or the Executive department
Of the Government, rs they have Of the House
While aiming to destroy the institutions of thu
Soni witt onr hand, they would thrust tho
other into tile pockets Of lis people, to rot
,ieru under All unequal tariff, ard then Spcn(
the money thus abslracled, in AT unequal pro
portion ut the North
The Tribune Of today thinks il vii! br de
ieareG, bni, in the following Iastar'!ly ant
trailOrOllc comment, threatens the S0nfh With
entire snhjusa;iom t" Black Republican con-
quest and spoliation at no distant day. Speak;
ing OF Southern opposition to being taxed oo
cents per hale for hagging which, on crop Of
| 1000, hn0 bales would amount 10 $4,000, 00O
per annuln, il declailnS aS follows
Nothing but the rcsolute will and. sup
| p,,sed interest Of three hundred thousand
breeders and workers Of slaves, who conceive
thai their profits will be diminished by 6
measure demanded BY the interests and the
voices Of the great body Of our eighteen mil
lions Of ii,e laboring people. Abstract tht
three hundred thousand who fancy the Gov
ernment always must and will be managed fol
their peculiar benefit, because it generally has
been, and the resistance 10 the passage Of thi.
tariff bill would scarcely make itself felt.
"Ah, well, the day approaches when lh'
eighteen millions will be stronger than the
three hundred thousand. And yet, when thu
question is one Of work and bread or idlcne$s
anu famine for very many, it seems hard t
wait Patience is Il great virtue, but what vlr
tue is more difficult? ~
This will tlo. AAEElcrs.
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Northern Markets.

BALTIMORE. April QFour Is Arm Howard street ns.e
Al g. Whea. scarce, and Tsnssa vsI1nx nms 1saTsc
Ws,. P"rt ss co. prime u OO rump Il 0o Bacon Sides
ile lower whisky dropping, At s2Sc
Ns, Yoxs, April I0--stocls are unchanged. Virginia
, oac Cotton Is active and higher, and has advanced
80 Is NJ 5000 bales uplands nidding at II Hc- Flour
southern 50 eGaG 90 Wheat arIu.. Corn Is
aIIed 74a1ec white IassQc. Provisions heavy
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RICHMOND AGENCY
OF TIE
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY,

Cash Capital. s" 90, ,UuG-Surplus. 81 5000
TSGUI8eSS eudines. Ms-ch anfiSo, HnuSahnd Enrnl-
tire, Rents, Leases, aud other in,urabG property
against FIRE, II rates charged hy other solvent nstiu-
tions
Thrrcfourts III the nett profits II the business OF this
Company divided annually 10 holders Of its policies In
Scrip bearing interest and such profits carefully invested
for the additional security Of the insured until the fund
thus accumulated shall have reached the nf S0h 0U0
making the Cash guarantee 0f ihe Copa.y 81 Wn 0nu
and thereafter, the Scrip will hs redeemed rapidly and
tho extent that the profits accrnns 10 the polly holders
exceed the Of S5Og,GUo.
First annual division to policy holders declared July 9Th,
1S @ per cent. SECOND annual division 10 policy hol-
ers declared July ot 1855, SO per CENT third annual M
Ylaion policy holders, declared July llt 1859 ~ per
cent? fourth annual division policy holders will
July I4 1862 Interest dividend in Cash, In holders Of
Sc,ip 1851, declared July S, 1885, per cent iEorrst
lyidand In Cash holders o Scrip Of lsJ and ls:-, dc
cared July 1I, 1859, per Cent
April dot KNOWLES WAIFnRI,. Ag".ts.
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isLCEfNsssSD
FERTILIZER MANUFACTURERS MILLS.

EoCKErTS, RICHMOND, VA
4 Blu LEAVE TO CALI. TIE ESPECIAL ATTENTION
l. Of thr Farmers and Planters Of Virginia and North
Clro.iua to the Fertilizers now manufacturing, roll
Slstlng Of
PURE FINE GEOCNp ZONE DIST,
Harruan's Anmona;ed SUrEE-Pii0spllATE or LIME,
And EIartnan's Improved MANIPULATED GCANU.
Our Ammonated SuperPhnsphaic OF Lime has been
used most successfully during The last rec years by many
Of the best farmers aud planters In Virginia and North Ca
roua for Wheat, Corn. Dals Tobacco and Cotton, and
As gained reputation scc"!t III r:flrr offered
the public. Az manure for rlant'cds ani tobacco, II
cannot he eNcslrdprnhuring not only large and early
but strong and healthy plants, ail maturing we'll e TO-
bncco During the dry seasoiI IL haS gained Favor
wherever used, causing Il 20 retain throughout the drought
green and healthy appearance, and making hnr heavy
tobacco.
other manufactured. IL i composed CT the best Peruvian
and richest Phosphate Guanus The latter. which con
stItutes onehal Of It's weight l. fully rc"Gp"se before
manipulating, rendering II perfectly soluble and at once
available and nourshiE. 10 vegetation In all other mani.
pulated GuanOs this portion nf il rrS i'll the -0il for
length before decomposition taxes place. and during
that time Is dead capital Ia HE farmer hence the economy
IN the o! Iarrured Manipulated Guano must be
very plainly seen.
We have Dne rnwer, the most approved machinery
for grinding and manipulating and arrangements for con-
supplies Of the hest materials, and hope y continued
efforts 10 merit and receive II liberal patronage.
Oar fertilizers pn securely in barrel" f"r shipment
and delivered free Of charge 10 IL" rnfa canal NJ th"
following PRICE:
Bone DuS,-eXtrt hTr Si>.N'
lIarimans As1rnonia,- Sur.rh"-ihate" "f Lime. 100
liar:r,an's Improved Manipulated Guaro, "b'
:. HARTMAN, General Agent,
hiclinhnd, Va.
They Hl-n h- had "f
Messr-. w9MBI.E & CLAIBORNE,
Me-sr, BLAIR " CIlAMGERLArSE,
Jan II su AhEN'R GARRETT, Esq.
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IRVING: COLLE(: 4,

CAERnII. CUrSrY, MAINLAND, MAScHEsTEE J..
IgylS Institution cd in the healthy uplands OF Mary
land and free from all sectional anu srclaran lnhu
rnres recommended all parents who IN search OF
good School where their may enjoy careful, moral
mcna al and physical training aud gentcnaIy treatment
For particulars, references, &C., apply 10
Dr. =. DiEFFENEAGH, President
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NOTICE.,

'.!is- Il: IN. jaws RIVER AND HiSAwh. C"NpASr,
RICHMOND, March 81, 1860
L.i.:Ep iuceiEv Of the stockholders oi the james
J. :t'er and ksna"ta Company, will be held a. this
-; oa WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day Of April next. 10 take
;:ate:a:On &c: Amending The charter Of the Com.
~ fHss=J a She I'D Instant, snd ,uch other business
:: a, --b!liii-i
~ order 9: he Rnari .! Directors.
wM. =. MCNFuHD, Sr.rcturS.
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SIN Goors Durr FEEE IN EYGLAHD.-Ihe
last Liverpool and Manchester clrcn'als an
nounce that French silk goods are now admit
ted into England free Of all duty, and 1t is pre-
s,.mpd that M duties will be cXacled upon silk
goods from other countries.
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Raptists In California.

The "Circnlar" Of Sacramento has iuli
account of the recent convention OF BaptlstS
in San Francisco. Some twenty ministers, and
many lavmen, were present from all parts of
the State The Rev. D. B. CLANCY was chosen
chairman, and Rev. J. B. Saxton secretary of
rho hodv There are at the present time, with
in the State, SO ministers ordained and licensed,
ia churches, and 1850 communicates. Sew
sral new churches are to be organized soon--
There l,as recently been organized o church
consisting entirely of Chinese members. The
following is list of the officers, all OF whom
we're chosen by ballot: Pastor, Shuck Seon
Sang; Deacon, Tsuy Fook; Clerk, Yong Fo;
Treasurer, Wong Chong This is the first
church composed entirely of converted idola-
ters in the United States.
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The Great Southern Weekly
THE

SOUTHERN FIELD AND FIlSf:Ss DE,
PUBLISHED AT AUGUSTA, GA.
FENIS popular and interesting IL isued werhlyi+
or the size THg.NEw YuEE LEDGER and Is hiet
with choice literary articles, contributed by the acst
writer's or THE SOUTH IT, Is emphatcay the orEaE u:
.SOL'JIIERN LITERATURE
Il has, asn Agricultural Department, nnd iIor:i
cultural Department. each under the charge Of ablG rdios
Trrn,--$2.UO per year, In advance
JAMES GARDNER, Proprietor.
Single cope, eau bc purchased OF IT, l.. Smith, Main 81,
Richmond
Wa +. uLAi:. EHi Main ,lrcr,, Is Authorized Ia
receive subscriptions.
tiE. II! FI.wilsoS i as" authorized TO receir= snscr'
tom. March l9--d.TInI
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A Bank Robbed.

CStrHyrs, Ga. April 10.-The Marine Bsnk Assncy ~
this city entered by OF false KEY iast agG1
and forty thousand dollars stolen About hai. Oh ths
money was Marine Bank notes.-the remainder we're
Georgia and Carolina nete reward Oh SVVo mas oesa
ofored 10. .se arres. Of The :obbtss.
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FERTILIZER
S. McGEUUER'S SONS

S. McGRUDERS SONS
RI OSPU O-pERUl VII Y GE-iNO
WE offer for sale, phosro Peruvian Guano, luanufac.
w turcd By ourselves and warranted TO contain eight
per eent OF Ammonia and orty-aTc 10 fifty crn Of
Phosphate Of Lime.
Price, $50 cash, per ton nt .0iJ pounds.
Having been for many years, largely engaged III the
Ghano Trade and carefully Observed aud had reported
Us by reliable practical fnrDcrs The result nj experiments
with nearly every variety o. Guanos enables us furnish
fertilizer which with great conIiGrncc rerommeu and
believe hc muc, c!,rsp-r III. Peruvian when used
alone
The ingredients i'll this preparation the very best
care, and by rigid analysis, ground to very fine powder
and thoroughly and Intimately mixed.
For aaro, oats aui corn, do lnt his Fertilizer
c.n he ezcriled; and s beneficial Effects in tie improve.
inent Of the land is uuque.,ionab!e
Ne shall al!o keep constantly hand, supply uf
FiNC-GRCGND BONE DIST
Feb eI-eodSui s. MctECpER'S SUSS Richmond
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VIRGINIA

BURNING AND DI4UBRlCATINGC COAL OIL.
THE GREAT KANAWIIA COAL AND OIL COMPANY.
CONSISTING Of NATIVE CTIIHys or nrR Own STATE,
~ has appointed agents for the sale 0! their cce
brated
BURNING AND LCEEICATINd COAL OILS
the quality of which warranted PrEe Rnd CSApULT4Tip
We Invite The attention OF ApohccaricS and dealer.
throughout supply, which will be large, and
sold acholcsalt VRtY at the lowest factory prices.
inn ln-tr GOOCtl ( ECIIOI.S
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At RANDOIPlrS BOOKSTORE AND EINDEEi.
YeNlll Vision Of columbus; P"rn' in nin'e ho"sS: hy
4 Joel Harlow. Es..Sl III. L"SIuS lIsi.
CHARACTERISTICS nf Mrn, Mariners, Opinions, Times by
the Earl OF Salisbury vols.-$3 -. 'n*pos, i1I?
nrkr History u" Iirlinin volumes, rompletc (rcry
rare.l
Interesting Anr.otr, "f Henry ~ nf France, contain
uy Sublime Tta. aud Lively SaIes uf Wit pf hat Mon
arch Soc.
Religions Cases Of Conscience, a.>wrr, IT. .ssna"i
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Merair> nj the Philadelphia S"riey for promoting A9ri
culture containing communications various subjects IN
husbandry and rural uilur:. vols, M.
4 collection OF Acts Of the IenrrI! Assembly "f Nlrg
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INDEPENDENCE ACADEMY.
EE first session Of this School began tho 18th Of Sep
l. tember, lsj9, and successful.
The second Session hegan the 9nh "f February lS60,
andcr itarring onens.
The third session will begin tie 81 nf SEPTEMBER l:'a
The Academy il permanent.
ENGLISH BRANCHES $40 6D per r.--ion
MATHEMATICS and MODEEN and ANCIENT Ian
GCAGES 4li co per session.
BOARD 81 per month"; Address the Principal,
JAMES A. BhRTLEY, \. ~,
Feb :3-ctl Independence, Grayson county, Va.
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Delegates q" EHa rirrIVn ir!ssm tf,r Eleventh
lIgtrir..

WE lrar. r,rri:,ts jirr,,.-iiI,, ;., !rGtcI That
the Ilarri>nrbire t'mnrri,'n.;,. a-s"inh."i m
Monday last, e!rcIt.l ,ie,yate. 1" Charleston,
Mr. 5. NJ. in,l, OF Augusta, ri present editor
Of the "Slaunlnn Fin.iira,nr, and DR.. Milctl,
of Rockingham. I;"Ih tiicae eent!rn'cl are
said to be ncnniiity'l IL the support OF any
particular c,lI,in!al' lar ,ir. PrrSirnf'ai li"mi-
MARION. riry are both gcnrrali! believed,
however. To prefer Stept''" \. DaneiaS
Thus, llm whole Imhrr %. Virginia delegates
having heru elected, The result stands: Wise
l%. Hunter II, Douglas :; with preference an
known =:
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Nor DEAD---A correspondent in Fairfax
county, Va, writes us that the reported death
OF Alfred Moss. Esq. clerk Of the court of that
county, and who was recently appointed de-
degate TO the Charleston Convention, is incor-
rect He has been seriously i'll, hut is now
rapidly recovering. - Balt;more Sm.