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Secretary.
photographic Office, /
Admiralty, London, Sept To-
Horse Shoe ShoaL-Coost of IFicklow
The Port OF Dublin Corporation hereby give notice that
they have caused black ConicaI buoy, having the
words Horse Shoe Shoe Shoal in white letters on it, to
De placed to mark the edge of the Horse Shoe Shoa
near Wicklow Head. The buoy is placed in y fathoms
at low water spring tides, with the following marks and
compass bearings, as given by Commander Robots, r N
WICKLOW Lower Lighthouse. by \.
Rockland House, over the lowest part
Ardmore Point.................. SW.
Mizen
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~ CUNRISSIUN HARDWARE BE CHANTS,
No SSOUTH CHARLES STREET,
-e IKE Agents for the following Manufactures:
WILLIAM GREAVES SONS, FILES, RAsps, DC
WALES FRENCH AUGER, AUGER BIrrs &c
j. g. HOVEY BORING MACHINES.
!: RANDALl., fACKs, FINISHING NAILS, dc
PROVIDENCE TOOL COMPANY, NUTs, WAsu.as ANN
PLANE IRONS "'D
AMERICAN BUTT COMPANY, BGrr HINGES, SAP Igoss.
GGhAkLEI r + vKELLLoGG, CURRY COMBS soALrs, &c
sC0HlL MANUFACTURING CO, SHEET BRASS AND
DAVID SNYDER, SHovRIs AND SPADES
BRISTOL HARDWARE COMPANY, BRASS CANDLE.
DUNLOP 4 NADEIRAS. AxEs. HArnunrs Ac iu1nt
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Ew YORK CLASSIFICATION.

Moasses remains steadysaes 25 hhds Porto Rico at
80 cts and % hhds. Muscovado at q cts Sugars
There has been considerable business done and prices
have improved l6G4 CT per h. Sales of $500 hhds
principally Cuba at g. G7 cts. per ID; Cpl hhds Mea-
DO, part at y cts and 20 hhds Porto Rico
Whskey-the market is unchanged-sales of $50 bbs at
- d23H cts, the inside rates for inferior bbls
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NEW FuRNITrR z

NAREkOOtS
1.-THE gndersignedwoud call the attention of his friends
ana the pablo to his Warer oms. and his lar.'
ana varied assortment of furniture His being III
NEW, ana OF the best workmanship, with very moderate
prices, he hopes for continuance OF the patronage I
so long enjoyed at the C dStand. "
IHOS. McGLANNAN,
~ r,-,,,-7,,-,,, \ o. 4nl W, st Baltimore street
REMOVED WITH CARE. Nv No, ,'53 ~
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~ 43 and IS HARRISON STREET,
~ is THE BEST PLACE TO BUY
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
BUILDERS HARDWARE,
CABIN Er HARDWARE,
r,,,-,, ,-.,- . - BEST QUALITY TOOLS,
~, From THE Low EST TO THE BEST QUALITY
TABLE CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY,
p, ,, MAN, SCISSORS RAZORs, &c
BRlITANIA WARE.
~ JAPANNED WARE,
, EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
COohINtI UTENSILS, PLAIN TIMED AND WHITE
fe2stf WHOI ESAIE OR RETAIL
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IL, I'm STEAMER PLANTER will discontinue her trims
aLter Tuesday October 9th, 1859 III 90 FPS
Es-.sSNLsps-..F4 BALTIMORE AND SUSOUEBAE
- Az

Es-s,EA FOR THE SOUTH
sszsSl4Szs4i9 s$S DIRECT FR0MNEW YORK. rIILADKI.
PHIA and BALTIMORE. via The
~, >-,-,r,,r B. LINZ -
~ NORFOLK, WELDON, WILMINGTON CTaPIES
TON, AUGUSTA, RALEIGH CHART OTTE T "a r. fl( To-
bIA, ATLANTA MONTGOMERY, AM
,.-,,,- ~ SEW ORLEANS
- F!NT 4 NJ SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
NV DAII.I, Except SGndays) via.
S4A LIN \, SEA BOARD Il ROANOKE RAILROAD
mai, 70 TIE ABOVE MENTIONED Place.
Inc schedule being arranged that the traveller is
10 no MIGHT TRAVEL the Railroad from - 7'''''
NEW YORK TO WELDON, = =
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Ly VUHIHIIIU OF tlelr LOrdshlpS,
JOHN WASHINGTON, photographer
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
10

ConnaUGht..... Galway Boston, ept q
Vanderbilt ......S southampton New York......Sept a.
Nova Scotln liverpool. Quebec u
Africa liverpool. New York ut %
New 1oik.. SOUTHAMPTON. New York. Oct.
Porussia Southampton New DIRK
North BritOn. Liverpool -. :. Quebec 800. Oct
Araoe.. Liverpool. b stOn...........OcE
Illinois Sout hamptOn New York Oct 10
Great Eastern Milford HavenNew York. II
Canadian. LIVERPOOL. .Quehec .........Cct 20
The Havana Steamers leave New York on the I'd, 7th
18TH 18th and of each month"; and Charleston s on
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Stkanthnats.
EAIslk+--A GREAT
~@17-~-1~azs@<s SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN
FREIGHT ROUTE

EzssE~--k FOR RICHMOND, VA.
ss2zazsazzl1Za The steamer GEO PEABODY is now re-
Ge;yitG cSrg9 and will lie Light wharf THURS
DAY AFTERNOON Oct. 18th, at 3 O'clock
Passage and fare only S.
For freight or passage apply to
:. j. BRANDT, Jr., Agent,
= PR 5 Light whar
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notice.
ssESss..=asasa4Eea=s FALL ARRANGEMENTS

STEAMERS MARY W2SHITTSGToy Avn cPopcF
WEEMS,
On and after October 18th $500
$500. THE STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON
VIII leave Baltimore every THURSDAY morning ot ~
O'Clock Tor the PatnXen River, up as HIPS Iniin
returning, will leave HIPS .anfing every SATiTKDAY
evening Tor Nottingham. viii leave nottingham every
MONDAG morning al o'clock for Baltimore calling at all
ne usual landings on the iv,r also ~ Fair HaYen and
Plum Point going and returning 10 " OH"
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Ja're 0uhsk, q c-e,on; ". r. ~ warrsu. ~ North
aroli-. MI > wsyd r., Of England, aud Clnriss
stone Of Alabama az u1etr,.ng al tbo ~ Nicholas
Hotel
whitney and family, O. Norris,ovn: s y. Aus,ln and
VIE. and a buis'cy nni wfe,of New York. . W. ssy.
prr az the Abec Nie nossl - -
Col &. focrls, n H. GIFTED State army. Cant. n
srsulding. Of Memphis d. q. nsyrnlss az Cnn.
nectcu', q CennlnG. 4 Virginia, Chsrios n Creeoe
ard WIFI end " Hng,fuan and wife. 81 cslisnrnia
and Sccuees n smith and fspaiy Of Now Yosk AZ. s,o
PIN < at 'se Iafsl AZ hsuss. -
Gen. A. e. Nivtns Of Aontcsio. OIL Hcnry vsrh. Of
Albany Col. n. c. WNliauAs. 4 Mississippi 4 M Mrde
cat % South Carolina; n D Heoon, q -. LOUIS. A. B,v
ara % fordcn; :. G TrIy ~ BOSTON: John Hughes 81
N lncfe Jesper whiting Q; Washington and lssn a.
Tin AI, q New orleans efc stopping 4 the Mg'rc-cll
tap Hotel
Urn. oseb cwi ng. Of Massachusetts,. Mayor Lincoln
80 w'fe - = scr. y ~ ncn~aii W ~ az Nv Or
VIA r~ft ~ Neosr. ~ Huntsville Ala. W Il
sar't faf.s.a g = ~ i'ena og Il 'ohrs
b. ~ Hf'rrn. II T X rG i'rh, of pfsadcl.
.hf, E.ns T.. ~ IN. llg.,.
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The sv IN Divorce Gaze.
TO THE EDITOR or TIE HERALD.

NV Nokk, NC. T., 800
The following paragraph. Appearing in yesterday
Issue conveys information and calculate 10
DO injury
ho,oRariy 1h-rAsefp.-The case q Mss Vary Emma
sullivan charged With perjury IN The Swift yorce casa
noticed Few days ago IN the bRAID, was after care
ful examination before Justice Connolly honorably die
cha ged--ihe coinpainants falling 10 app ar nctvtb
standing the efts made BY tn Jadsc 10 obtain their
presence In court
that he examination 81 tn referred TO-
which was 70 have BIC held Nov. ~ vas mi ,an,tey
rcstponcd, owing q wvcre iness 10 ha family Of Nr
Icnettt, cus ~ planaa,s counsel. which REQUIRED
Ia st.n'an0 py he SICK bed almost constantly aud no
tNnn nation Las been had. Whatever alton has b,,i
taken ~ he ssra,s has bern without aay no.a To
'ae cnr'pianNht ir u her witnesses ~ T. her
eyinsst BtSl Dior thorn
IN
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SrvsssrIr rLosIns Croven which saged hcnoe 90 wed.
nssdsy afternoon for Savannah returned yesterday sbou.
O'Clock having been into Thursday about An when
u miles South Of Bsrnesss by propesr supposed from
Philadelphia fcr Poson which tep. company Florida
nni snrse The Florida kept from sini ng b. the
slant eaertions Of the passcneers and c-rw.
Another account steamship rcrss Crowe hence for
Savannah atsPM 18th, q, Ito wednesday night when OF
Ahsecum, came In contact with unknown prcpe'e- and
carried bowsrr cuswasev and ho'e In h~ bow
which exends 70 her Bocrps causing her 70 Wax % badly
that her Eve steam pu,s barely keep hs FIVE The
pcier susts ned but tririnz damage
Fer San Francisco shipping v Dec J, cot Japan 10
@, 70 by Pony Evpre~.l news eoiurnns
sur AsOs Iavr~vcF Nicketsor, e psrtor PSsS from
allac with wau0 orders axpstarcen very heavy wes
her duri~e the rssavo or ~ feh u srptenbcr wstwa-d
NJ 1aps HON, ~ ~ 0slef tft mae i1staftT aef ~
thtprwa .er ar f2 lHt - 81, John calhoun al.NY = ~
i've 81 NtrcesIct. Nr~s. w kt uyc.hsaFt
ms OPS. " - inr .rar t.a u te' fv~r f.Dn
~. ~s-t.s. $500 $40. Il. -. -. - :. ! :,
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Using steam EIps nsfveIy.

The experiments Of the United sats naval engineers
npon the use Of steam expansively board Of the
steamer Michigan have Ear progressed prove that
SION and that Chief Fngnees Ishcrwood g selections
from his experiments in New York entirely correct
The great care with which tho present experiments Al
Erie conducted renders thai Ia ~ shold
err. The coal water cinders and ashes al carefully
weighed, and observations taken every hour -Four
experiments have ben tried-rist, oae crgnc follow
Ing thirteen ourtccnths Of the stroke second one eng
cutting OF Mt onethrd 81 the stroke with both boilers
third, ono engine cutting Cd at oncthrd &C the stroke
with one boiler fourth, engine cutting or thir
teen forrts nths of the stroke thy could fol
low with the valves Tho fourth repetition II the
hrst, account ~ leak in the valves Tho Importance
Of thcse recruits 10 our steamship owners immense NJ
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CLEARED
Steamship Huntsville Post, savanah-H D Cromwell
SIR Ssn,hsrs Garnet L.vssrgoo.cAT8cc
sSp snei .S.e1 specs1 p wsy
s fs r sSs.U TTssgsgoyS d.. a.sse1 sm,
BARK Alt~rtins, barton ha-ana-Moses Taylor.
RR ts r . s.s7 4e ISTt ssD e ss.,
ss Ns sss H S.s,, s;ssnHp Murray
SIR sears, Goodssl, Che..psaKe nay Master.
sssr Fay STATE, nslsts so.ies@p.y,cn spssue
ssr Mar. Ellen nsse hss,o snd
ARRIVED.
pas.snvers to Iudism 4 Heineksn. -
sSssf tsIH'i S:'sps''' Dc With
.uss1 Baasss kens. Ai fsss.d I1 Assi xas
z. cspe Good Hops Oct Cape Ha',eras Dec Had ex
%ss, sIy .. = : ~ - :,s A a.
= ?sIs xssr., .s.nsn, q Sssiusn d.a, &c, Is,
c 2 s,. ss s,s !. e. ST M.5. for Pal
Sp severn .So-ins "a a,s psrssa, So -ss or "a AN.
sa.i PAINTED white Win Siset hoops - is toos po. from
ship ssIs,osa Sa.her New BEDFORD 70 hours in ballast,
s.s William e, Fan Ei,'y Is-s cari,Ds day. Nth
Pst S.'.s ~. Brown, Richmond days, with wood TO
:. E.ss s sns E n% q ss I'm s sss
about hs 70 ie~wsrd wr~ct Of ve.s-s spps
ions ~. e n & y. '1. sss
.rass chr s from 'ySs c t ssr%Saa ,'o
BE- Isabella RerrmAnn, T.mms Fort an rrinoe Nov q
sLs .sas.ss ;5 3, r-.S yas kgta
dc sa Ss' t.l r. i rs!;f 81
day. y H.osr.. Win Ss.y si-. is'i INST vine
.,ra sSGna ..eS erred Away lisseSa .aa ~. o. IL
"
s, K. , .ss Sssd sss0. ,s.:. I'm, S..ssd
her main tssirs vessel rolling heavily making com
WIS wn,hrcr besrse ssrsnuA nov 70 with hides Ac 10
SrS II Hs..icss m, pe,s- Dorchester. 10 aays. With
and to "a e ssy Sos os
e c r' rssapS e ed. s.,-.es %
r.ie, The entire Passsss
IRIS Mary Iir s,.erinss Passed somsrero nor y and
ssmor ss i. iossS9 saa ao,srno1
ssITi Aln.n bssae e.iv-s;os. 10 days lid cOi'os
schr Geo rsya Torney sssspnah dys With cotton &C.
8, r T. ;.sn nssey ss. SC saa
SEN y SAWYER suneii fseissuiS days With cotton
Ser rs,1s.S s p,.. s,i slcn.ps,. az.
sssr ssTror r. n Lazy Deawsrc c,,y. DAYS
scir olevs Burton. Williams FL rabe,hror, fos Porte.
schr Emily, 1homrson. WI she'hpor,'for ss.nfosd
sshr ,rtasscw Dsya.cn norehes,e-, day.
sloop We thrgou Richard riiysbesbport FOR Taunton
slocr Clearer wheeler ftzsbc'hrorl Tor Bridgeport
stearer fcrccrd, Norman, III lsfslphia
stesrer relican, BAKER. rrnvideuc-.
sieamer valley Ci,y, Chapman DERBY. c.
, scs, r Ns,s; 90 %, ryrcus ss.. arrived w.ar.y
consigned 10 Richard Thsckersy.
Prfov
ship Path brand tprus,, Neckrdohi from Liverpool
Also ono clip and one bark, unknown
sAnFD
Steamship rfuntsyine Savannah; ships Jacob sanL-
lo,don William Travis, Galveston. brig John JoDes
thasle.so~.
wisd a. sunset w.
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Supreme Court-spesfsl Term.
Pefose Hon. Judge LEONARD
THR MONCRIEP DfyORop oAap

Drc. i3-Ha'pura Moqsc1sf rs. John Ao.scref This
case Commenced to-day. II rs suit brought by tho
plaintiff against Ler husband to procure limited divorce
on the ground Of cruel treatment
Mr stafford for the plaintiff said that he undor
s,ocd the defendant had employed stenographers tax.
shor hand notes Of the proceedings Of the trial ia sap
~ led IRON recent provision Of the cole, II came within
tie power III his Honor 10 direct the TO furnish
the paintf with a copy Of the n'inuteS.
1ho court stated that the act passed might empower
the Court e. appoint stnographes, both sides paying
eve collars per diem.
MIR Mcann City Judge oleci) for the defendants said
that the enplo, ment ~ senogrhphefs private
nng mont of their own and, therefore, did not come
uucCr the recent arrangement. ..@
Judge Lo.nard--If mako ali order under the code,
must 10 strictly in accordance with (which s, that
sGch side pay five dollars and no mere.
Cocnse for defendant stated that the stenographrs
Employed exclusively the part Of the defendant
lie hid no doubt the plaintiff could procure copy Of
tie minutes from them.
Tie then opened and the plaintiff being
and placed On the stand Mir. n. D. Field, counsel
or defendant objected 10 her giving testimony in her
cause.
The Court said that the decision should be reserved
ard adjourned till ten O'Clock A. NJ Friday (ths)
ng
United States Comm listeners Court.
Before Geo. f. Belts Esq,
CRa,pe Of Stealing Letters from The Post OEceThe Com
missioner decided on committing Amos Leeds Jr., for
trial charge Of stealing letters from the Post Ofce
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The Second Avenue Railroad and Up Town
Travel.
TO THE kDrroR or TuT HERALD.
ofrlcr oY Soc,Sp AvKSry R,lSasp. c,
NV XNuw NJ ~ tSga

Vr1cr uF Ss,,,sp AvEyrv RNl0okn c., 4
NV foRx, Dc. ~, lsso
strnh e. Few words n ycur valuable journal from
- rensiks Of the esden, q the Third Avcnus Rail
r1a Comtany pubshed in your paper u yesterday, Id
rcsrd 70 the veto o. HE Honor the Mayor & the further
extension Of the Third Avenue Railroad tracks The prcs
ut q that very liberal and magnanmous railroad com
nv aTpears 10 have abrogated thciea that there an
other railroad the cast side n the city and claims 10
D The only roaf having TIM ability 10 aford accom- no n,
tn 10 The pnhlc and states th,i the business on th.lr
ra ncary double that o. any other and vet they 10
SIR " tur,her Aertasc without any adduon.I chsrg~
Tho public are, no socht, fully aware hove se-s cp-.
fatios arr, and would SUSPECT for mor,,rt that
the lhirt ty,nne Rsrcsf Company are ac,aated b.
sfsf fuciyrs The Second Nv mo RAILROAD C,rpn,1v
aprie 70 the City Council ucnhs since fcr cs,,st
ext nsrr including % the Central park ,h.,, ,u,
cation regularly referred 70 IN. Railroad comm IL.
and wi do bt b. heard rom IN doc coars~ 81 t,a
b., sh 10 aifncnieh hs Honcv the Mayo that 80
have not BIN srtusied hkc the Third Avenue Railroad
solely ov cesfe 10 mcrcasc The basneA~ or our rad
without being reniurefst~d mr. n n BE- sure We have
no' end % not propose 20 MIKE any addNolal ch1ve
brt ~ 20 antcipa tbs. N the ine-s~e sodssne 1,
thepnblc we shal have iargc increase Of buF1nes
peeiay az we not 80 cverbur6cned the Third Ave
ne Pairoad Our rood y he ss-c ie~gth ~ lee
= ise y soma POINTS With racks w tte First AMI se
.'ta = ,ruts s1t With IA, no buss'es ~ me Ihri
venue ka.'r ggsrpary " v M more than " ~ no
lAt Wv - lNt1at cenefst tisn ~ tho puUlir
t 49, &c ~ - oii' csa ia iro.s re,aVv furnish
- "@ VI y. HJtff
Fl sn~f 81, o. .s.r.-
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New Military Orga animation for the Pro-
lection or Municipal Rights and the


BY Advertisement IN another column viii b. tia.
military organization about be established in
this city, under the auspices Of Mr. James Kcrrgan,
mmbcr Of Congress elect from the Fourth district ~ this
city The Ubect Of the proposed corps Of character
somewhat different from that " military comp mics
ra bng nothing less than Tie projection Of thu
municipal rights Of this mctr polls from further repub-
cncroachments II Ia beiieyed tha, tho next Iegsa
ure which il t. meet nj Albany intends 70 NEEDLE sin
moro with tho Affairs of thus city BY DESTROYING ain
~ its Constitutional rights and by lgsA;inc certain m
cias elected by the people AZ Office the wsy
Mr. Kcrrigan's organ zaon Is determined resist ~
dvis that republican Socns bad better attend 70
their manners this winter and lock well ere they leap
into course which may have very und,sirabc tcrni
nation. Tie Kcrrgan oSSaniza,ion will, msrcover, b.
prosavcry In principle and VIII take prcmr, action in
~ We understand that affy volunteer
companies representing three thousand members
have already responded fsvosaby to the call All cap
Of volunteer companies DESTROYS ~ taking part
the movement invited b. the coll 10 communicate
with Mr. Kerrigan. nj "a Mott street
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CITY CCNriERCIAL REPORT.

AsHrs.-Ihe business doing limited at &C. 6Hc
foi beth sorts
BiJsIsTUfrS - Fiouf-IOwirg 10 stiffness III
fttiglts 10 Liverpool the sales we're less active. tn
views of holders above those OF buyers, and Tia
ma kel closed with moderate saee within the range
Yesterdays figures The transactions footed up abolt
COOS s 900 bbs, cloeng within tho following range
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>
C7d,g~ Of Stealing Letters from The Post OhceThe Com
missioner decided on committing Amos Leeds Jr., for
trial charge Of stealing letters from the Post Once.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-07
-, noRAPHIC NEWS.
rux .,cnxosp prsrArc~.l
rousresstonnl.

March 6 -Honss.---The House
N.sHIN senate hill for the Protect,on OF re-
I SD NV .nt passengers on the nigh seas
AZ inr''e' ~ Stockton WAS elected chaplain
psy Th"s IA
| ,he h" re Tadncing the mileage OF members
tIhe o'n on, was passed by iSs majority.
e, ref ''' n,,,n,;,ee OF five was ordered 10
A sele'' ,he charges made by Airain.
|, SHINE -, Easkin. In December. OF cer-
!, -smHn Sing resorted TO BY the govern
1, Ia rne9h, ,''o,'rg their legislative Conduct.
1 est 20 i"Tr,s VICE Pres ident laid before the
Sref.--.'Gea cory a. the Wyandotie Kan
Ny efi '.,,,ot, and also a communication
H. CON- MINT Vernon Associations, in'iiihg
/ n ar 70 accompany mem on .nsl, n.s'
b. - ,,,7, 20 Mount Vernon on "'""es""s
1 -GNi - xera lad on The table.
sIt 20" ~ Mi Mason. Thaddeus Hyatt.
ia nc - IN custody o. the Sergeant
b. 90, aTraiened before the bar on IN"
Arms Ns,,.cr for contempt IN not oheSing
&s-s'' % ~ If The iiarper's Ferry lnvesi-
4 s"'" o,iffee aad required TO gave an OK :
4 20 n for his temperance, ana
,.s present at O'Clock ." 'i'"rs
'iss - '.s,, whether he is then ready 10 ies-
p en-, he committee ,
y . Rrswn's Territorial RESOLUTIONS "'''
81 sa,,s and latd over.
r 81 ~, rave notice that he Womb move
. y h's,,.,f 70 The Democratic senatorial
''-' .,,lu.lans introduced by MT. DAVE
< - nat Immediate legislation Is ne.
! 'as 30 {, ngrcss Ia protect Slave property
"a. "e b., .bo amendment of Mr.. Wig!ail 10 the
10" ,-1deiny It'll was NJ, message Was
y '''' from he Pres ident, endorsing -
! .,,p's letter, showing the necessity o.
y h.,e,galite protection OF the Texan IRON
sirr ,,.,d a,,nndmeut viii be further
4 .s,ryf tomorrow.
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.,,.; IN the Southern Frontier

...at,croN March 6.-GoN. Houston
IA ~ IN. SECRETARY OF War, read IN the SEN
E i.y dcplorts the situation OF Texas ana
81 ,,'v treasury arising from indian ana
q 80, f,rayS and asks IN the name OF hu-
-, he protection of the Federal arm
Z ia that not liz gwen, he can muster lo,UH
a. and will be competed 10 resort 10 seii-
4 ...ca within thirty days and make feciama-
.~aii.si Mexico for All her similar wrongs,
/ - ar. IN III, action OF the Federal Govern
Isr Secretary of War communication CO.
mig GOV Houston's letter. says theTe - 4
trsTi.ty Of opinion relative 10 The border
-ut!,. Houston y call Is the inst tlat h'ts
h.ap made for ass IL tauce by the ahthoTi-
Il of Texas hut this - nndeHlabie PROOF OF
-. outraces committed Ca our SOIL. lie says
oa. ordered a concentration o! ali Inc forces
Fl IN th, r1igeucirs OF the service allow
| - II. :. u.pers tran shifted with Houstons
-~sr The most important IL report OF the
1 -,,,,ssieprr to Brownsville. saying that the
ia rcople a. n mass, with the exception
,ta turbulent spirits like Cortinas, are
., telIyerance from anarchy, and would
- 49, IN the e,ta blishment of stable govern
, which would protect their lives and give
Sfsry intelligent people in Tamaulipas
- ia. urot.ctOrate as the only means by
No, leo can he redeemed from anarchy
1 ..! rttty grants.
~, here j. Il deep seated hostility on the
.'.. many % everything American, there
4,iihr. but the great mass OF the Mexi-
,could Weld before the course OF justice
.,- humanity which ch,raeteriZes ne roiicy
f.t.. uIfrG States
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,s,,i.iaua democratic Convention.

r,roY RosUE LA. March THE State
r,.r5.,r.llc Convention met ana organized
r..sr.tsv A resolution was offered instruct.
r, ne delegates 10 Charleston 10 support the
.'',, Noe Of the Convention. II he be good
1.r,a.ra,. A resolution was also offered au-
I'D ,iyirr the sustaining OF Senator Davis
Territorial Resolutions in the Charleston Con-
Ipgipan. and The withdrawal OF the Louisiana
l4lsgs.on j: they are not adopted.
lefCoNp pIsPATCH.l
N,rnH RoUGR La, March h.--The rPsoln-
,,.a T.'ati,e 10 Davis resolution Was rejected.
i .rrl4s OF resolutions were adopted eN-
pressing admiration tor the patriotic coLser-
r,ltefnen Of the North undimlnshed conf
derrr ~ me Administration embodying the
rrjptlples o! the Davis Territorial Resolu-
nom authorizing The vote of Louisiana TO be
rast - au uni. asserting that, in case of the
election Of a Black Republican President,
I.Gi-l4na p Il, meet her sister Southern States
BE- Conference Tor mutual protection leav-
liz he delegates 10 Charleston untrammelled,
tH, recommending Senator Slldell for the
Presidency. and piedgins the support of the
democrats Of louisiana to the nominee, who
,,Af bs may he.
+ il Srrr and Richard Taylor We're APP
pGg'ff delega-r, at large, and the Convention
a. DuTnrd
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N0Fthern NurL~ss

,9's rpata, smaIeh Cotton fir,a; sales of 8 eco
~ ~ dss1 e. a,ddlifs l frnr mo, an. and
s'.tali !. q a ais % ne " pine sis7on,t7o. Wins
Eas hrtn' nofaf heavy; Orleans far Gk6s. -
.,ee'Lrso,. vSsal stores and Rice doll.
heia ii 81 s. oh D. iouf not active How
lss'- ,alps - ~ oho 10 bp9 50 81. Cits Mills
"a, a.psns. 4 |-iais Il. ~s,s Wines, ar!ivr
ef9 Mare ~ .systsea r., clpslns ~ ~ -
az ,se~ ~ - ~ rrFn dull wll,s sns,
"'siI,stnt g. 81 ss.sv DC, III whss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-07
From 81. Louis.

ST LOUIS, March THE Legislature of
~ McKee, has passed n resolu, ion petition
mail rnEulnc through in ten days.
Ai-,liu1Jn passed the House of the Mis-
'ogu legislature Yesterday instructing the
'.m9Itiee on Internal improvements to re-
t"r' tIll - complet" the Pacific Railroad 10
kaas1- ely
Ai'9a RS linton to sell To the highest bid
dsr hr North Missouri and Iron Mountain
asa lie Cairo and Fulton Roads, the STATE
bidding III" full amount OF her loans 10 the said
3D. Ia The event of the State becoming the
purchaser. he roads are TO he organized under
.~ name, fhr directory TO be chosen by the
air aad speedily connected 10y rail, or in the
N"Bi 'ha The Cairo and Fultou Company
VIII not ."t their road go by sale, the North
Missouri and iron Mountain roads be con.
Lr-irj under one organization and extended
y he Mississippi! River, below Freezing
Point
ihraggrrgate loss 10y fire in this city for the
Etta it inward al ~tt,t Gikt