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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-22

~ ANE 'on been II F. GOLDSMITS. 2O5 Broad
street. He closing out his stock at such sat
rlhclng prIcea-W M'e Tarlatans . Yards wide ls7l
cents: splendid lace IN front Corsets at 49, cts
"the st, les very cheap; Hoop Skirts. at hall the
usual price; yard ide Bleached Cot ons Of excel
lent quality. AT IL cents other st,ies at 1872 cents,
AS good As New York Mills; nbleached Cottons.
very chpa. IRISH Linens at 20 cents. worth IS cents;
very rich Collars at IS cts worth $ So kmbrod-
cred iandkerrhets ut 1874 cents; spieud Ladies
White Hose at l2ie cents; Cambria Bands: Infants
WaIs's: Cambrlc and Swiss Edgngs aud Insert
ings, very cheap: splendid white .Iaconet. one and
a quarter yards IN width oni, % cents; MIner,
Goods; Dress rriInnliu-s s: Hair Nets yer, G. esp:
ShTt Dos HIS. and numerous 9th articles. Bear
IN nnnd the goods niut he sold TO make M so
those no want Dar5ai can get them h, ca hing
nIne lIafelN at i. Coz. nSNIT.S Dos Ernan 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-22

= II IIF \ UUVDS Lt'N 4 ! \ 7 ; IT. az 4 { q.
MAILERT' s, II Main street. 2 a0o yards all ST. e
Dress Goods, selling off without regard ~ cost ::
600 ards super Lon. Ciolh, finest qualIt,, uu-
dressed, for Shlr:inr. only 10 cents the yard 800
Camhic and Swiss ouncires. selling at a ,reat
sacrifice come and See; 200 French Worked
Cola 5. at less than half price these really
bargain; 800 yards Bieached and Unbeached
Sheetings extraordinary cheap go Hoop Skirts,
from &c upwards the hest bargain in this article.
that can he purchased else where; 100 PAIR Corses.
all sizes. cheap and good, together with every
artce in The Dry Goods line. for ladies', mems and
bo. - wear, which Will he sold OF cheap, at
MAILER 'r'S IL Nj ain st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-22

Noiuf.-i have appointed THADDEUS
fs.ftNNtl my AGENT to BUY. SELL. and
" HORSES IN the c;ty of Richmond and
10 .tss and tu-.n -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-22

W" - persons holding claims AGAINST
,'.e-t them. pfocerI, auiheut catces. Tor set, le-
''- = 1919 pef4In~ indebted In the estate are re
49, '' collie forward and settle their accounts
nd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-22

gave Ntt X EAS.-Owing TO The increased
- pressure ri Gas. the c0rsUmers Of Gas max
ING great complaints OF tlieIr euoIlnOus Gas bills.
The remedy to save from Is to IS per cent. is 10
have HOLIEt'S IMPROVED 'AS REGTLA
IOR appsi'u TO the meter 10 regulate tire street
which has failed 10 ave entire salts
fiction Call NJ the Uuit"d States Gas REGULATING
COMPANY S office; No lob Bfoad street. where the
principles 81 the he ulStnr will be eX planned.
IL
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BY James NJ. Tay!cr Il SON, Aucts.
E0UR HOUSES AND Lo.S. AND ONE

Z VACANT LOT. en- 25rH STREET, UNION
Hill. AT AUCrlON.-We will sell upon the
premises. on FRIDAY, the sitn ds, Of Fehruar;
AND LOTS. and ONE VACANT LOT. Ilnmedi
,tely opposite The Leish Street Baptist Church
These Ienements are particularly adapted for
small sized families. Pc desiring secure a
home IN pleasant ard retired neis htorhood will
hnd II 10 their interest 70 attend this sale.
The Lots front y feet each. and run back l22
feet to alley 20 ieet wiue.
TERMs.-One fourth CASH the balance at 6. u
and Is months, on negotiable notes with interest
added and secured By trust deeds.
felS JAS NJ TAYLOR e. son. Auc.s
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No. 49.-tUK ONE MONrHOVLY.-c,

y y. .g.-FOK ONE Won IH ONLY.-.IO
~ BARGAINS FOR CASH. 80.
Con'em mating infSIng chance n my busness.
and in order to max room for an entire NEW
SfHING STOCK. have determined Ia sell the
renal nder OF NY STOCK on hand at small advance
Tor CASH, and many articles without re ard 10
east. All who want cheap Goods Will please call
and see for themselves Al % VI ain st Get
ie lin JNO. l.. SMfTHER.
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FUTURE DAYS,


QLANkETS AND OyERCOATS At a,s,.
- TON. ON ACCOUNT STATE OF VIRts,.
NAV II he sold At auciIOn, at my store ~,
Tuesday. Feb. 2sth CONNIE ncinx nj ~ n cl,,.I IL
25UVERCOATS. 6OO BLANKETS.
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e1SN FURTHER REDUCTION IN
IELG A T ES FROM NEW YORK TO

MEASU REMENT GOODS REDUCED TO
bIGH Z [,t CENTS. iN ~. ~, GENERAL RE
Merchants receiving Goods from NEW YORK.
n, informed that they en- new receive them
and IA VI ESTOWN, lesv,ns NEW YORK every
WEDN Els DAY and SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS. and at greatly rsdnced rates.
Full tariff oil rates turn shed on application to
ITII 4 Al & " TYSON
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VRISTEE,s SALE OF a VACANT LOT

L IN PORT Mayo By virtue of deed Of trust
executed by BeRamn Sharp and Wi e, to the sub
scribers dated IAN May is54, and duly recorded IN
Henrlco County Court Office will sell at public
auction, upon the premises, on TUESDAY,, the
1;.h dag OF February commencing AT O'Clock. p.
NJ. It VACANT LOT In Port MAYO. trontin. on
the tst side of TN street 20 feet and running tach
~ feet. and desIs mated by the number "a a plan
annexed To and recorded with q deed from j. NJ
BossieuX To l.. J. Bossleux. Terms at sale
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.
LIS Al Il La
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rT,HRrE BRICK TENEMtNT. on ORE,

Il GON I'LL FOX SAEE At Al CTlON.- WIll
ne SOLO at auction, an the prem nss, on SATl.R-
DAY, the 18th FEBRUARY, 1859. At Z o'clock Y. A.
three brick FeneiHents OREGON Hill, on the
north side OF High street. between Belvdere and
Church streets
FIRMS One third cash balsnce at and S
Uionfhs for negotiable notes. interest added. ana
TITO retained Till last note IL paid.
fall GOUDIN 4 APPERSON Au..tx
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| KNITTING AND ~EWiS'+ MACI.iNE~.
WILLCQN & GIBBS celebrated SEWING
MACHIN Ne. invented by J. + A GIBBS, of Mill
Point, Porahontas county, Va Man, of these
alaohines have been sold recently in this city, all
OF which give entire satisfaction. Those wishing
= good Low PRICED. WELL MADE, RELIABLE
MACHINE. are assured that the superior merits
claimed for 1t, he relied upon. ard for general
use, Is unsurpassed. All interested should not
| al 10 examne tais Machine before pa chasing
elsewhere. Price, from 5 20 TO 500 each
likewise AlKEN'S FAMILY KNITTING MA
CHIN = new and useful invention for Lnittng
hes cry of all kinds For sale h,
DARBY & JOHNSON. AGENTS.
No. IL Governor 81, Richmond. Na.
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E'CKNiTIRE, &C, Al ACCTfON.--On
III URSDAf, sd inst. at 10 O'Clock, will sci
a. my store lot of senteel HOUSEHOLD F u r.
NlfQRE. consisting of Sofas, Lounges, Side
s.' Wardrobes Bureaus. Cane and wood Seat
Han and Shmck Mattresses, Feather Beds, Bed
steads. Book Case, &C, &c.
fe2l +. b. COOK, Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-22

Nv r. - y as left AZ my house on Thursday,
Hntsps lnst' =" small white boy. two new
va W .h KS and one pair Of HAM Els.
o , e'P"'Faf he had stolen. ANY person hav-
H4 .,.s1,i ARTICLES can get them by appl, ing at
Zen, aie ia, ins the char of tn advertise
Ao.,. HENRY LYNEMAN,
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BY order. Carr. CHAS. DIM MOCK.
Superintendent Va. Armnrv.
Nnrr An n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-22

@SA SHEtsAi. SOT.s - Cntli i,.r
EILTln tier notice the YORKTOWN. Captain
WY PARkIsN Will leave New YoA,s for Rich
rtond every SATURDAY. 1T +. NJ; and the
JAMESTOWN, Captain SKINNER, every W Ed
NtSDA4; at 7. NJ ncturnins the. wi leave
RICHMOND for New FORK every TU ESDAI and
FRIDAY, att 2. NJ, touching at Noriol. and City
Point Going and returning.
ia BITS iCDIAM & WATSON.
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byal 10 the government, patriotic In their Necl
s aa...,;s :sa 81 a0sS sosra aas @ ssmsaoxos With
.hose eseuoe and slsut below tnas they are now az
hctes. Rotooy "a the free a,es need feeany anxiety
shout secesriou. Ts peos Of th South su take care @
h,Se aeators they doa't Ogd Ahe sopi II ever aoy
sotuai mpt made Ia sa6seet the cuust,ulon OF dc
ri,y Of the republic by fanatics rom any ssa,ioa or
psrtythe law abiding, cyal and patriotic men OF the
slave states viii ttapd Us wall Of nre agarst them, and
VIII meet sbd roll hack their tuTbule MT hcsn The solid
es OF The ocean khore beat back the angry s9es Of to
ssa.
bty Of secession and dsuniop and unt philosophy IL
fsse experience vain powerless, facts converted
INTO aoiiob, selListersst DO lonser the msa snrog
hunr action, and pr cpie extinct that Judgment will
be vIdcated and verified by the events OF the future
From the Albsny Journal, Gov Iol
Will MR. LINCOLN PAY on DO ANYTHING TO sAyE THE rSoN
ihose who ak Nh L,ncon 10 say DO something %
sprease dfrnonst take counsel OF their f.ars ratnes
than their judgment The In whose msads rea
turks do M air Union
They sre against for ~h ch uohrg that
tae one viii change The purpose V alike Ticke
ana es1iDate The feeessk nsts at Charleston orosea
the Democratic Convention, thus defeating nomnatio
when might have been successful DsuDlon was at ID
bottom of thst movement. Their dfloyalty s conspi
sury, sore headed and muiinous for more than thrt
ess She the only State In the Onion tns withno'ds
the choice OF Presidential electors from The pe rhoee
electors have frequently been nssucted 70 withhold
hir votes The State keeps Itself IN posiiion OF quasi
rebellion In pollcy and purpose nov what u has oeon
nsny years-to rule or ruin the republic
Mr.. Lincoln could neither say or do anything that
would change the dcsgn, sppcasc the indignation,
Inc disunionEis Hs more patriotic aud generous
svo~ais won be followed by perversions and rdicule
He would be iauntsd with "cowsrdiceo and pusisn-
iminty In the orsars and by the orators OF dsrnoa
HIS declaration would add TO instead of diminishing
txttirg evs And ~ha. is itul uorss, uotuayy grl
tuvos sGrs By Mr. Lincoln, 10 dnquise n public mind
aesid ,~pau and uea'sn Au pour and 'lsefalness a.
President
will be said that nvowai Of Ar. 1incoln's
principles and pncy would quiet the apprehen-
and strengthen tho haads OF the friends OF
Union at the SOUTH This presents the only
argument IN favor Of tho proposition But in reply, we
remark that the perversops which would follow, tho
unworthy motives that would be attributed the coniume
y and would occasion, would than neutraze
any good that H prorses
Again. There IN no necessity for avo~ais from Mr
Lincoln Ms OPINIONS and sentiments known 70 be toe
sentiments and opinion of Washing Jefferson hadi
Monroe, and the other Revolutionary constiH
tonsl fathers On the slavery and Union questions, Mr.
Lincoln stands as where these statesmen and patriots
stood, when they President and where they would
stand now. u alive, TO speak with their lips they speak
through their writings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-14

Jucfc Hssilngr, % California; N q Bryant, OF Io~eu
uas. George whitney, of Fhilsaephia and A. ?. Ocss
= Ylch'rsn, s'oppirg ., she Metropolitan Hotel
y. shelton, r Dc'by, Conn r NJ cuyler, Of Geor.
g. Robert vhes;ou. u Rhode bland, and roisou,
n nuehess county, were among the arrivals al The Bre'
scort Boufe yesurdsy.
J. p. Whit aad ~Ke, ~ Albany; Ford, o. Porto koo
Mr. e. Bsehoa snd dsns shisr, Of Enslaod ard isiAss,
a Ch1fesson sc stopping 81 The kgefeu h'es'.
Bonner Ram,dtu ard smiy, Of Sewours; ksv y y
Cere OF CAfnsie, Pa - ~ rsysou ~ B~'ou W Vney-
pey, of philad.lItta. sns " Fraser, d honis'p"y,
Ala, are ,torpios ~ tho f1hb avenae Hotel
Colonel q. fooms, OF the United states Army Gen O.
" Reed srd family, Of Erie, Pc 2 Aacsisrr, mia
aeinola. William sferpuirr, Of ~ Loun, snd W. WI
uem, Of putfao arc ssorrrg q, the " Schoiss Hotel
r,t.,eA q sherwood, Of New Oresus; n n b vmAn
.,s = ~ute of Tens. n Cofdop, ~ Providenoe; J. g.
n..so,tb IN po,os Ferry; slost, Of vsrmoas; j. ".
smub ~ waterbury, Com and Robsyt RseJe and vie,
"A Dsver ". ", are stopping ~ The TAhrae House
G.rcr.l Eimtery, Of ye~ Haven; sprins and
sia sgrirs, Of E-sicwod, N. j.. n n. Bescdlcs, q
Green shb Cona. " r~eedy End wifc of Newport; j. n
Tunb, of Albany; urs Colgate, of Neg Yovt; hr. w.
Msoy cost, snd NJ Glyn both c England, Ass stopping
~ the Clarendon Hotel
Hon Tbos. Coruip Of Ono; Gen. pAifrey and a1y, Of
Inuwsns 400 " W. picksrs ard family. of scush oAfcN
n~ Hon. 7. wisfaIl, ~ rexss, and H0n- n VI eas'
csu, y Virginia, are IN washinss,n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-14

ne London paly Nciri puslIsbes ho tex. n the d
.pa,cb fron tord John Rnssen . hc BRUSH Noer az
rurr dated ostobsr q lord John says The tes, alc-
ueus vhien appear 10 The Bfltsh governneni % be a
bsuc are ne,e.-were ihe people o. italy laslscd N
assrg the assistance of tEs King q sardlas v relieve
lhen from governments win which ihey we're dIscon
gpsed aud the grg of sardinia justified 10 inrnssDg
The assistance of srmy9 H iordsbp her Majesty
govern msn do feel tihcd 10 dscarirg that The pco
pic q Southern hay bad good reasous for rro~rs
"a their aegsc, and cannot therefore, esns the kcs
a sardinia. ne ccspaicn olosea a. foovpFIer ssas
tvs government ~ ,aru ,hs eyes rst1er 70 The grsii
yns prcrpecs q the Yccp'e budIng uP the cdiase oi
their Iberts and consolidating the work q th'ir nde
pendcuce amid the sympsthls and good wishes Of
EuroYe
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The Proposed Yacht Club Letter From
Yacht

TO TIE EntrOf OF Tr1 HERALD.
srp gratisei 70 perceive that movement on
foot 20 form what 10 London Ia called "Hsne Cubu
for eoueCrrAg and briryipg t'sr,her 10 agrec.
able 10 thia city, tho yachting interests OF and
around this mcirorcs Such club, composed not
only Of members of Tho Yacht Club proper, Of
all inside outside the club, who interest In
the rcbic sport, would by Interchange Of sentiment
and coursglipg ~ gentcnsuiy fectag, greatly
promote The yachting Interest, ard kp alive, during
she cod Of ~intsr, tho yschiman's arc, and 70
he l0ver Of tbs msnly sport would be
pgrseeee resor,, vhsrc msbt aways tho raret
ucdtr ard be found that knoxtege ~ details inte
resttg the ysohtman, rheb sss,,cred wonid
thsrt ne Euhts0. IN existing Cap have, by the
1cence - s err,cf csmnafesr. Unh H,use at tne
I,saf f3sdr bot 'or practical bene1 N thu
lluh " rsght ss vell be ~ Sandy Ioox, We want
yfrt dcgDau 10 this city, Coavenieat Of access snd
agte,Aby though ret ctusxagauty fgFnsbe ~hsse AL
wt0 fske nsrts 10 yschtitg ard 10 per ectins the
sahur mudsla " country may dad knaret spirits.
there wtailh enough smorg ,he member " have
lib house ~ ntir osn such q /" home cluo' wrad
70 very Hrth 70 keen IN active moySmtni ihe yachting
ultertsf IL thr ccrDtry. T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-14

NEWS FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL Of THE CANADA AT HALIFAX.
~>~~>~~>~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~-
TWO DAYS LATER INTELLIGENCE.
-o~<>~o-~~~~~~~~~~~,---
The Intervention OF France In the
italian War.
~~~~~~~~-~-~~~~~e.~~~~~~~~~
THE CAPIrULATION OF CAPUA.
Contradictory Reports Respecting the
Battle OF Garigiiano.
~--~-~---~~~~~->y~-->>>~~>
The Italian Revolution Justified
by Great Britain.
~~~~~~s~~~4~~~~.>~~~le~~-
TIE SUCCESSES OF ylE ALLIES IN CHINA,
Co., &C.. Go.

HAir4x, Vow 10, 1850
The steamship Cansda, from Liverpool Al ten A. " Of
the 3D. via Qacensto Of thc ath inst arrived at
ths port a. one r. NJ 70 day, and sailed =. ts-ce N
lor boston, where she with DO due Wednesday ngn.
In tho London money market tho funds we're quiet bus
steady. The China exercised influence COO.
.ols. mo money narko, was unchanged but the Goa
tnuod Withdrawal or gold from tho nauk led 20 the
pectsion that the Bank rate must DO raea-posz
bly, neat week
sir william Dsrnison Is gare..ed Governor or ssdras.
The meeting OF the Atlantic Mail nompany Galway
nas), on the Let, Was merely pro forna Ard wss al
lorrned 10 the 2sd November.
IRE steamship Vanderbilt nom New York reached
southampton On the afternoon of the lst
Tho stsan.ship City of BItm,re from New York
rived at Qacenstown tho sane evening.
The North Briton damage through getlpg
ashore at Bailey Cafiie.
II stated that tte EtDs had been pought frun the
Cunard company for Lmhns New York ard PhiIadc2 2ba
line.
ne Austrsissn (scre.) akes her place In the cunsTd
mail line IN December.
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THE WAR IN ITALY.

According 10 the Ncapclitsn accounts, cialdpi wa
beaten By tho Senpoiars with rea, toes A. the ar
sliano rome cesIalchos placing hsi high
tsousand Killed and wcunfe5, snd Ave guns ofgclA
Dispatches from Turin say thcso assertars csnpgc
~ false The sArdiniaDs were not defeated At All.
cspus attacked The ist, md capliuste no
following day.
The Naples correspordoEi Of the London Dsfy Hax
Ssrr, Nov 2, 1880
Capua capu,ated TO cay and Tho troops loavc w,h tho
donors Of but lay down their =; tho foTi 81
EspoIi of Capra To .morros' they come 10 Naples
Naples y all Illuminated, AMI there great rcocngr
An aitaak On Gasta IA shoTtly expected.
lis desied, Wis Turin, that Admiral Persno taa oln
neresd ard suspended arirg the royssts Glsla
victor Emanuel had crosed tto Garlgano.
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THE FEELING IN VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, NOV. IL, I500.
some prominent Onion men Virginia making VI
eoroas eGoru 10 influence the sending Commissioners
70 scu,a Carora Gcorglat these States 70
submit the action OF southern conference fnasmuoh
however, the Les stature session. the probsbi
" tbas this novemen, win fan 10 ground. In the
absence OF state authority tho mission Of tho Commh
so,ers would prove entirely pointess and grave doubr
ere entertained ~ 10 ns success In any event.
The movers In this con,erencc scheme propose 70
stisute Of equs number Of delegates from the North
asd s5uib the former 70 be composed OF Of known
conservative opinions This policy susgcsted by
the rapid progress Of secession cause, and ibc
nscealty Of Evtstipg with the character o.
unity, n peaceful solution Of the diGcuy cannot be
effected
virginia viii exhaust every effort IN the Of pcaoe
and failing tc succeed she will cooperate with her sisser
states OF The South ~hslover ooy they may pursue
Great anxiety 70 nsnifssted for early assembly o.
shs Legislature, with . view 70 call OF . STAT
pDnvention. Il is feared that the mischief viii
Be beyond the reach OF rcreiy, II rrompl
action Is no. bad In this rgard II nis probable thai
rse,ins. w soon Be ned throughout thc State 70 CIV
sxpreon 70 sentmcuss Of he people The question
Of secession The Legislature w be 10th sci ~ithoul
some manifssiaop Of puolic opinion, and s thpugb
the several members q that body win urgs ths policy Il
iher rtspecye countca thai hey mar act Ia conformity
wxh The sen, ments Of sner constituents
Twas lriormsd 70 day that 10 care n any sttenp, or
the part Of the North 70 any of Tho sccedns States
hosts Of Minute hsp viii enter your Northern cities an
psunder and ransaes by way o. retaliation Ia THIS
sprse they viii avss the operation q The depeavea
ard vicious Of shose cises upon tho Stipulation q A.
equal sare Of she punder rex camc 70 me from very
hAxh source
The kzcnisu Of 70 day, IN article showing the uie'
scp-NSncss u any justice from party Ike the rcpueh
car bsssd upon The Idea Of hostility 10 ssvery,s
We hlnk that the Introduction Of party into The on
ot 81 the government pledged W wisd Ne 10 ~
prfjudi,es d any kind cf property, au outrage Or
NE prcYtry hodcrs Of the ocuniry 700 gruss snl daa
ssroas 10 be borne Dy the people. -
Tne vors on our State armory . rapidly progressa
The present ssste Of sslrs has given nee stlm
~ pruepcct.
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THE ACTION OF GEORGIA

GNtUHi NOV KooV
Abin sppropriatpg million dollars 70 used n
the dacreion Of The Governor for putiins ecoga In
military defence, passed the House Of Representa-
tives this morning unan imously
Els believed the Convention bin win pass with equal
unDimisy.
Georgia win move with circumspection, bur win not
submn 70 black republican domination. The feeling
among the ps pie very harmonious believing ques
ton Of giving up ALL or making stand for independence
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INTERESTING FROM COLUMBIA.

CoIuaHA, @, Nov. IL, 1880.
Mr. Fc,t ereraded by the people at twelve O'Clock
Ast night He msde exciting speech, urging prompt
And decIdeds action. He said that Mr. Buch man was
pledged TO secession, and would be held TO H. South
CaroDa shoud shsts the acoursed Union. II she could
accomplish Il otherwise, she would throw her
around the pillars Of tho Constitution and Involve al tho
u1as<s N ss1mcn ruin.
The South Carolina Legislature adjourned this morning
Nothing OF interest uansprod. Tho members arc now
- yvsss 70 their homes
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elusive OF 5l2 Goo bales Of American.
The advices from NapchC s,cr favorable, and
holders OF goo1s dc mud 10 vance
RAVES cUrToS MARKET.
New oresn. tres oraiaaire 10 quoted at osf bas oN
ss sale, Of the ~ee. have been IS 600 bales Stock IN
A., and the market closes buoyant
LIvtRrooL BRF ADsTrFps MARKET.
Tie narset for breaostuns In active Rcharison
drcino Of 3D. quoted Al ass 32s 81 wreat quiet but
nrm: red wes.erp, 1is 81 l3s whits I2s. iss ooYn
has an upward iendensy, wuh ,lsLt advance on al
gualiti1: nixed, 5ss. lid white. s3s . s5s.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
The market for provisions 10 generally quiet hcesrs.
Bsiano, Atnsya % wske1ed, Nsh % and o,hers
repoTl-R Retf duii Pork quiet aud Arm Bacon quiet.
Lard quiet :, t3s Tslo~ nrm si 6is. a 67s Cd
IsvEKPooL YRopucH xAaksr.
The brekeis clro1ins repossi-Ahes stesdy: pots
a. s.va CO q 90 FOR rcuning cafe aurt Roe arm.
With sight sd,auso Lioseed soasss, and advanced
a. Lrrsea 20. a. ssses a@ :. Irene .r' M..sss S
Rcsip ssesoy common o. 3d b. o. Spirits turpcn-
tino sts ady ai 9se 81. a 3's
IoEDos MARKErs
bars and ra,ls 1T rs 81 Is los sagar buoysnt and
aavarcsd o. Is Cacs s'tivc hut qsotatiins are
0et .lg Dsutnpro. ki.e d-n. Tea nnensuxed, cilsng
dal. Telov srhuv asyauosc; auoss, a ola spirits
tnrpep.iSc nsn a Ca o. s5s. Lnssed oil dun n
goa On. = 3os.
Week lnesrdlng g3isi--htsA's'ras stsaay Ashes DUH
coiiee qSet. Ois dHii. Rice arm. Sugar heavy. Lard
nrm.
rHE LATEST MARKETe.
LiyEkpiot. Nov 2-Eveniug
Tho receipt of l.i's,s from A,nJics per steamship
Nsbdsrbhs ssvsed crewed eycitsun.nt In the cotton
rsef this snertoon snd fvtner sirht savanoo
erpefercea There a-ss ~ ,Sneiive rqgiry aud
the faes are vaflusy Estimated ffom rs coo % " 0lo
bales, al Of t6'eh ~cre made late ths a'seTnsn.
LJyrEPooi. Nov q, 1870.
Cotton The sales Of cotoa toeay are estims,ei NJ
60 oC0 bass, iucucos O0 r. AMI exporters
rc market fost-r huoysnt ~ a. advance - 80 IA
over olie q quotations 81 al descriptiocs
hId laxu al a az
teaae prices
Pruvisiors quiet
IosDos, sov. 3, 1890.
C.nsols coted at % FOR motey and &C ,ount.
AMrklcAy sFctskrvEs
Tho lnfert se'es t00sy iutnoss Csntra thares,
~ dfooun,: NeT York Certrai Railroad ~ . 81; Eric
tnruR, S6i. 2ek.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-14

II vn reported that the sovsrnmeu' wss sooa' ocs'
tiatipg . lean ofsxsccn millions s'ernns ~ fas eoA
A national forced loan n Also spOsen o.
ar,., a.soe,a nucsus,ops we're occurring Il Coas,sn
tinople