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, 1860-04-23

Delegates aud outsiders are arriving by the
thousand, and all is hustle aud excitement
1t is believed Hunter will hive nearly the
combined vote Of the South but no one ut.
tcmpts to predict the tinal result Hunters
friends want the nomination first, and platform
!! afterwards; but the Convention will not stand
this. The platform will be constructed and the
candidate put u1,pn It.
! Both delegations from Nc7 York arrived this
evening: Mayor Wood ularshals his furces.
TIC +ofts are nIarshailea at present By Cros-
:: we'll, Corniag and Jewctt. The lattcr arc per-
; exclusion Of Woods delegates. They bare
stocked the cnras. The Chairman has, it is
s'ti6, issued tickets of admission to tue softs,
and has refused them to Woods delegation
THIS will produce trouble, for it is in direct
violation Ut IN understanding between Mr.
Mf. Borocs, of Virginia, vii, It is understood,
b. permanently Chairmun OF the Convention.
lie IS d strong Hunter mau.
The President has written n letter TO be read
ut the Charleston Convention, positively dccli-
ming the nomination, SO TINT all doubts that
may have existed regarding lis views on this
point are at an end.
There seems to he q strong. deep feeling on
tie part Of the Northern Delegates 10 Charles-
ton. in favor o1 Guthrie.
Joe Lane hus good many friends, and they
lc1ve Tor the feid of battle fee!lnE quite eau-
,.ulnc that thci7 tayoritc will get tue nomina-
tiou.
Douglas stuck finds no takers. lIo seems TO
hare gonc entirely under within ahe last few
days.
Artists from New York pictorial ncwsp apers
are skctching the various objects Of interest
c"nnectel With tue Convention, including the
lodging rooms will fr,1p Que 10 three hundred
brds 1hosein. II they could sketch the dodgers
wien they get up iu the morning and search il,
raill fur their own coats and uusits ay MANY OF
, 1860-04-23

THE "TESTu WARp TEMPERANCE LEGION
Tho l,cv. Henry Whitehead, Of the Methodist
Book Depository, will deliver lecture on the
subject Of Temperance, in Edwards Chapel,
corner oil South ualstead aud Harrison streets,
on Tuesday evening next, at II O'Clock. The
Reverend gentleman is an ardent supporter Of
the cause, and it is TO be hoped that we may
hare crowded house. i cordial Invitation is
extended to all. RopEur BARRY, Trcs't.
, 1860-04-23

Train Hours'--sprf1. Arrangement.
Our city readers will find the following table
convenience to cut ont and presery:, rs show
ing the hours of departure aud arrival Of
trains on our various railroad lines atco7d;rz
to the recently inaugurated spring arrangement:
ARRIVAL Ind DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
trains Depar5. Tain Arriet.
, 1860-04-23
THE CITY.

~ Ed. 0sband, at the fremont House News
Rooms, has the atlantic and Harper for May.
Also Ill late dailies. Aho the choicest cigars
t3 be found anywhere.
, 1860-04-23
Joseph Stout Convicted.

Ihe jury in the caso Of People II. Joseph
Stout, in tue Ottawa Rescue Case, came in on
Saturday with verdict Of guilty, after haring
been out only two houra.
, 1860-04-23

As>tSSEESS SALEUF EnOr+, SHOES, LEATHER,
NJ, lG3 A1Ldo.t .t.ss;. " ~ snsa.ias II
, 1860-04-23

Mar ArLAs71c.-Thc Atlantic Monthly and
Harpers for May hare been received By Mc>
Sa!iy i Co., 81 Dearborn street. Complete sets
Of the Cornhili Magazine may HOW be procured
nf McSnllYss
, 1860-04-23
DIED

III E. d.
On the 1tah inst At Detroit. Michigan MARY H. only
daughter Of Robert AeCheney u s city, 3sed is yeatt
aud q months "
, 1860-04-23

been out only two hours,
Tho Xeung Mems Christian Confed-
[ Grafton.
The Young Mems Christian Association have
como to he power in ths land, ard that for
much good. Their National organization, the
| y H. c. Confederation, has recently held its
annual session Of dve days, in the city Of New
Orleans.
Delegates we're present from many leading
points. North and South. Chicago vas repre-
scented by James L. Reynolds aad Il. D. Pen
field. The following were the officers Of pesma-
nent organization:
For Pres.dent-W. P. Munford, Va. For
Vice Preaidents-Hon. Il. &. Howell, L.; H.
D. penfield, ILL.,; R. G. Gilchrist, n. c.; J. L.
Sloss, No.; Baldwin, n. T.; G. A. Hull, Ky
Secretaries-Jno. Wanamaker, Pa; 4. Jones,
A1a.; Il. Nef, Ohio.
The session opened on Wednesday, april la.h,
aud was continued throughout the five days
succeeding, closing on Monday. The exercises
we're throughout Of an interesting and impress
i've character.
Delegates from Chicago, st. Louis, Louisville,
ond other points, presented communications, in
yiting the Confederation to hold its next annual
meeting in their respective cities. The Dele
gates from Washington, D. c., also invited the
Confederation to meet in their city, in 1862.
The Invitations were referred to the Committee
On Confederation, and it was subsequently rot-
ed to meet in St. Louis at the next annual ses-
sion.
The leading subjects Of interest presented for
the discussion Of the body were, the location Of
Central Committee, the continuance of the
published organ ofthe Confederation, aud points
Injecting the usefulness aud efficiency OF tue
organizations as whole, and separately. as to
the first named, the Central Committee was re-
moved from Richmond, Va, to Philadelphia.
It was voted 10 discontinue the CAr;stian Jour-
nat. 1t was further voted ine1pedient to
attempt to raise m Endowment Fund, but to
rely upon annual contribution from each asso-
ciation, and q collection at one of the public
evening exercises of each Annual Convention.
The following resolutions we're adopted:
Rtsotzed, That the establishment of gymna.
siums is both desirable and expedient, provided
they be, IN all cases, under the exclusive con-
ttoi Of such ASSOCIATIONS as may choose to adopt
this feature as o safeguard against the allure
ments Of objectionable places Of resort, which
have proved the ruin Of thousands Of the yonths
Of our country.
Rssolrxd, That it be recommended to the AS
sociations to make their rooms as pleasant and
attractive Is possible; and to this end, that
they be recommended, Whereverit is practca-
ble, to procure such scientific apparatus rs will
tend 10 Instruct, amnse and improve young men
who may visit the rooms.
On Monday evening brief farewell address
, 1860-04-23

CHICAGO THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY. As The
opening feature of commencement week, the
societies Of the Chicago Theological Seminary
hold their second anniversary this {Alondas)
evening at n O'Clock, ut tue Seminary chapel,
west end Of Union Park. The public are invi.
ted. The programme will consist Of orations
and u poem, US follows:
Ra<torica1 Soeitty.-praycr 0rntion-Papacy
as Mission Field, By 7. s. La Due, Waukegan
Oratiou-Talk; II. u. Daniels. Enfield, Mass.
Society Of Inquiry. 0ration- Relation oi
Idol Worship to True Worship; G. r. Higley,
Ashland, Mass. Poem-Paul and Athene; F.
y. Bcccher, Galesburg.
Muse By tho Seminary Choir, assisted BY ,1r.
E. T. Root.
, 1860-04-23

Forte, &c. :
,,oS II ESDAi anrsi sis j. II n'c'atk 81 Dvtuios
House Oh talo 10 STREET, ata.h and uteh|gsa
AyE:sue%, ,n,7.i:uE =
, 1860-04-23
Hundreds Of County Fairs.

Att the !e Q. = Fair At ChIesxn The sos1sty Awa1ue M
this Machine tie FIRST kEHM1CN. Grand s:sef u
tal ard The 5reral P1ttDluua Of s'eo "vss
The Lock>tItch nlaao By this uahiEe = the only Aaa
ance eaca ida or the sea # Is n..as Ttn ~"
one upon ese1 stc of fh.!c apt u ~ e
sne I'D ?ahoys.Tin u1acbne T. aoes the se~'h1 Of
u,f1y OF manufacturer With .t!sstn ano eeants
s1smsirrs.es yt0utrt 10 DO the .A1ne By hand.
3d15 at these machines west skl IN 1884, printed
nil oT reetons uluAsatlnx the different paris h s1
With eaea *hlnt: hi. I: :a'eseny s1pusit to :ho- u
eI,:ues vhsu alpI to1ea with everything necessary
to ~ them. ao can b detlv:ied by exo1eaa without h
iuYy1 Il, a,y &ecnn Of 'he c,ntry+ seaA fof aEcu7x.
GEO. Il. Git rENbEN, General Agent.
Noa- lt7 = Icy Lake IT, thlcaTo. ILL.,
Boz ~. P. O. IiAls- b. lt}In11t9
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Go TO Iohu Jones, 113 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned aad repaired.
They will be well done and at prices 70 suit the
times
Just received and will be sold cheaper
than eyar splendid stock Of Gas Fixtures.
H. II. W1LAAR1H, Is South CLARK st.
, 1860-04-23

for1cE.-The members Of the po'icemen's
Club arc requested to meet ut the Cameron and
Lincoln Club Rooms, on Tuesday evening,
for the transaction Of Important business.
OL1yEE s. WEST, ESocu UESxAS,
Secretary. Chairmnn+
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Auftt0lt @alf5.


. N. \. BUFFERS il CO.,
~ Auct'o1ee's IT. e + % Dearborn street,
, 1860-04-23

4 Goop lpEA.--On tie Galena and Ch;caeo
Cn'on Railroad, by 4 new arrangement, each
train receives 4 time bulletin. which is tacke.l
Oh one side Of the cab Of tue locomotive. This
bulletin has the time and stopping places for
HAT train only, marked down. This is simple
and capital plan to aEoid all confusion Of time
and orders. There it hangs for the engine dri-
yer to make such points ut such precise times
the length Of his run.
, 1860-04-23

REGULAR SATURDAYS SALE.
Household furniture, Bc1atcatIs,
Chairs, CaFpextn:,, &c
On SATURDAY. April :s<h. 81 oeeck, At their Aue-
ton Roccs. M u 4au u pes1,v,7 stfs=,. a;%els3 ..
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
IA MONDAY. Il II! 81. 4. ~ u'c.ael \, Dwelling uuuss
No. ~ Michigan avenue.
WM. !. ECTrEtS 4 Cr~
aFs3c1otiW AuEiloreSrs.
, 1860-04-23

Foa p1gE's rE.K.-Wi,h,n the week quito u
n"nsber Of parties have left Chicago for the re-
Eious Of auriierous fame. The more usual, and
decidedly the best plan, is thr formation Of
companies aud joint ownership Of mining ma-
chinery with means Of transport, and snbsist-
ence. Thus going, there is chance for The
Pixies pcaker, but NIL reliable accounts set
down slim fare for tl,c individual who with 3
small surplus sets out alone Gil his wooing the
tickle goddess Of the mining fraternity.
, 1860-04-23

RAILROAD FAKES TO THE CoSygS71oS.-Tlere
is look as if the .mblic were to enjoy e1cur-
sion rates to the Chicago Republican Conven-
tion. The GRIND Trunk Railroad will bring
visitors to the Republican Convention ut hall
fare, or fu1ttickets one way to return free. The
Pittsburgh & Fort Wa:ne Huiiroad Company
hare made Il sin1ilgr announcement. Our citi.
zens nre prepared for u crowd at that i,mc and
cannot easily le oFer stocked, Of our DISPOSE
sition ovcr-sizcd. Come one, come all.
, 1860-04-23

REAL Estate SALE.-We learn that F, /
Tinkhau. Esq.,. has sold the splendid marble
building known as Portland Block, on the cor
ner Of Dearborn and Washington streets, 'front.'
ing eighty feet on tho former bY one hundred
oa the latter, for s1oG, 900 cash. 1t was bought
by q party residing in Bostou
, 1860-04-23

II {. e. ScR{TS.X .{dSerttsi7g A5tas s. l1tdr5~,~R-
Il dsaoi>-d to reeeirt I6ttF:iseeas r tats ani ell IN
Lesxliaa Fa1krs ct The Ec7fh 5TtE. tk1-naa+y
, 1860-04-23

ITO RENT.-A three story Brick
l. House, With Ill the modern fmprcvruent% on Tie
south >fae Within ten minutes walk OF tbs T. q uucs
Apply to j. +. EkOUkS. Fost Ofare building ap6cl0 In
, 1860-04-23

GRAM 0pn Fellows CEL7pRA71ox. The
Grand Lodge and Grand Encampment Of the
independent 0rdcr of Odd Fellows in this
State, in accordance with a resolution passed nj
tfcir las. annual session, will celebrate or
Thursday, April -, the 41st anniversary Of thcir
order. In the forenoon an ora&'on will be de-
liyered ut Sfcvicker's Theatre, by VIM. Wallace,
Of indianapolis. Other exercises will take place,
to all of which the public are invited. In the
evening the American lodges will give 4 socia.
bic at Metropolitan Hall, and the German lodges
nt Wiskcwsky Hall. The occasion will be an
interesting one.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-03
DIED..

On Sunday morning. Nov. 2Sh 1861 Mrs LUCY BARBOUR
the widow Of the late James Barbour and tbs mother OF
johnson Bartour OF Orange County, Va -
the 29h daY OF November lIIo aud
thus within days Of being 50 years Of age i- -
writer had the pr Of knowing her years ago. and
enjoying aad again. The hospitality che dispensed In er OLD
YrzlnlG nansinn The lady of active and vigorous
mind which had stored with valuable as he
fond eldug and possessed Of cheerful nature her
hne powers maze instructive aud entertaining
She had cultivated without prstenson Ihe literary
without edantry without ormAy AID truly hopt
able without the constrant OF ceremony
These quas marked and yet unpreendng always dis
n shed although she had call ID 10 move In those cir
ee Oci4 position demands certain de Of form and
emony duty She presided with the dig
household OF her husband, whether he
Virginia. the Secretary OF War the Mner at the
C1urtoi st. James the retired statesman al lis own home
In the regulation Of her family she manLsned every depart
arm but mild CONTROL which inspired respect and woa al
pety which was unobusse threws genial
lsh upon all her In all the relations Of life wife, n
mother Mistress and friend she model voithy Of mA-
tom place circle OF domestic affection, within
which she had many years retired be Allied, In re-
spect the she supplied the example she fur
nshed
IL H. indeed remain to Of that early
period history when the virtues OF the
unaffected gace Of The other made Virgins PEG
into the grave only hope the 1oi OF country
make IN generation uoy OF It's ancestry In meeting the peris
which And In rendering this tribute TO toe venerable
Ct old iend and mingng sympathy With bis Aeon,
only hmend him and all her chi den TO that COW
God In whom she placed her trust 70 heal the wound He
hcted and enable them 10 discharge their duties 10 He
according to the mob example Of their parent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-03
From WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. Nov SO.-The State Department has re-
ceived displJch from Minister Ward stating that Eng
land aud France have concluded treaty with China
The combined forces advanced within ~ miles of Pekin
The Emperor al first refused attach his SEAL but final
ly yielded to the demand.
Minister Harris writes that the glowing accounts re-
eeived Of the reception Of the japanese Embassy bad
occasoned great delight among the officials at feddo
The receipts into the Treasury for the week ending
Monday we're 600. about 100000 Of which
we're on accoun. Of the loan, and the remainder
from customs The payments were 81 256,O0O Of which
81 s2l 900 we're for the redemption OF Treasury notes
and public debt leaving subject to draft nearly IS, $780,
600 The custom receipts from Charleston have largely
decreased
About Sc 600 O0O of the new loan of $40 100000 have
been paid in.
Lieutenant Morton, who has Just returned from the
Chiriqu expedition, and who is the author Of work on
the hsrbor deences Of New York. will be ordered to the
superiu,endence Of the Washington aqueduct.
The arrival Of Gen. Scott is daily expected
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-03

For example, Certificate states that John Stiles Teceir.
ed 80 many votes. The Governor knows James Stiles
acanddate while no one ever heard that John Stiles was
But eoRsta the may have intended to vote for
closed and cefti6ed by the propet Officer OF changing
-pf making the toter vole for man he did NOT vote
fo upon Apresumpton tbat he mas: haze 90 nteadedg
Upon tlIis views thinkl.the votes cegtifsdnust be
counted only for tin person whose nanes recorded AZ
having received them.
by no person known to the Governor STILL 1t does not
follow that such person does not exist Buff such
person does exist, then the vote is void.
Where the initial Of the middle name Is not that of
Eector on either ticket Usually voted for the question
solved by asking Is the voted for that of the
most like it on the ticket3 Is A. b. Smith, A. O. Smiths
Can the latter claim for the formerg Hecan
only do by showing the 10 vote for him.
and how eau that be done noWg
think such vote cannot be counted, except for 4
answering 70 the designated; and for
whose middle initial is different.
think, however the addition Of junior or senior is
part Of the NAME Is different, and that the vote may
be counted for who is candidate who bears the
name designated by the voter.
Where the christian or sir-nAme Is stated differently
from that upon either ticket do not see how 1t can be
counted for the candidate on the ticket.
5tl question 40 '. o." '.-' '~"
If understand the case intended by this question:
u this 1t not appearing whether tickets used or
not, poll openedor candidates for President and
yicePresdent be received in determining who have
been elected Electors TO for persons 10 fill these
oficesy -
answer in the negative. The polls are to be opened
for Electors for President Electors to be voted for
If il does appear that Electors voted for the
poll is of no validity aud cannot be counted because
shows no legal votes for persons to be elected.
lave thus hastily stated my opinion upon the ques-
tons presented and regret that want Of time compes
me to do so more hurriedly than could have desired.
s.- 4 am, respectfully,
.5..s.s ....- - '' j. R. TUCKER. d"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-03
TREAsURY AFFAIRs-FALLING oFE on RElyE.

NlES-Mk. NObb-uEUhulA- OAhOLl
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS APP0lN IhENrS-MR.
BRECKlNRIDGE IN WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Nov. SO.-The amount in the Treasury
Subject to draft al the close of last week three
millions four hundred and 6ty-six thousand dollars. The
receipts for that week amount millions five hun
ired and thousand dollars. Drafts paid two
millions eight hundred and seyenty-hye thousand doar
Drafts issued two millions two hundred and ftty-siK
thousand dollars.
Toe falling of Of revenues from customs at leading
points, in November Of this year. compared with the
corresponding month Of last year il about Is lp?Ts,
Boston, Sl3OOOu; New YORK, S4OOOOf fIlltutIpul,
$4,000; Baltimore, $4,000; New Orleans, s2OoOO-
Total S655 600 The receipts for days OF this month
ar, estimates The customs re eips just now quite
limited of which, perhaps fiJh is paid in Treasury
notes. Not 5000 900 in cash has been paid n on
loan account during the past week Some $4,000 Of
Treasury have been sent in by takers oil the loan
before thew had fully matured. These may not be re-
corded hear that the Treasury Department has an-
ssered requistion for the salary OF members but not
one for mileage.
hear in high quarters that il is not yet certain that
Mr. Cobb will leave the Treasury, though much pressed
TO do so from home He is however all ready to leave
! hear from well posted union men OF Georgia that the
State Convention will certainly declare for secession un-
lees her are good grounds for the belief that the North
will recede from its legislation aud policy so offensive TO
the South It may be stated upon high authority that
such is the position Of North Carolina.
letter from Gov Letcher gentleman OF this city,
declares for a convention OF all the States
Mr. Quick If n. @, has been promoted to the re-
sponsbe post of chief clerk of the Census office, in place
OF Mr. Wagner Of s. c, resigned.
Mr. Breckenridge, with Senator Green, Of Missouri,
and several members OF the Kentucky delegation arrived
this evening and stopped at the National.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-03
RICHMOND W HIG
Do ooRREsPoNDEEEs.
Complimentary Dinner 20 the Dell and KVeret
E1aeaorH.

At meeting OF the Committee Of Arrangements. Sat
urday afternoon, the following subcommittee we're az
pointed
JsFsrson WrS--John II. Gentry, julius A. HObson
John H. peasants, Alex B. HrtchesOn and Jno Frasier
MaEi.aa Wtrd-H B. Dickinson Geo. ". Gillian
Wn D. Smith. Jas A. Scott and ". Il. Belts.
llorros Wilyd-Geo W. Smith, John A. GiazebrOok
g. Il. Qusrlss, Fleming Griffin and jos. F Powell
TIE above committees requested to meet at the
Gaailsmens Reception Room, EKehABgs Hotel his fore
,aoo,, At la-O'elOCk, precisely.
The Committee Of Arrangements and subscribers gen
s.ay, viii meet a. the Gendemens ParlOr Exchange IO
Vel, al half past 4 o'clock, P. n
The Djunsr win axe place at the Exchange HO,s and
BaIasd aopss, "Wednesday evening, 5th inst.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-03
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov S0.-It is generally believed that
Howell Cobb has, or will at once, withdraw from the
Cabinet Evidence has been laid before the President,
showing that the Treasury Department has been the
focus from whence has emanaed correspondence with
secessons aud that its paid agents have been emissa-
ries TO promote disunion.
The dsbursng officers of the Senate and House have
received supply Of funds for the payment Of salaries
due Senators and Representatives the first Os Decem-
ber-some 81 ,25O each. The congressman from the
Pacific say they mus. have their mileage also.
During the Crimean war the Russian government,
through its agents. made contract with Captain Per.
kins, Of Worcester Mass for supply Of powder, re-
voyers breechOading rifles, to be Struggled into Russia
via the German ports concealed in cotton bales and
casks Of rice. The scheme discovered, and peace
having been declared the Russians broke the contract
Capt Perkins laid his claim before the State Depart
meat and diplomatic correspondence ensued during
which Attorney General Black sustained the claimant
His agent Mr. Stewart went to st. Petersburg last sum
mer and il is said that with the aid OF Mr. Appleton,
our Minister at St. Petersburg be has obtained 1888
Southern members arriving. They urge Secretary
Cobb to remain in Office until general secession takes
place.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-03
v.raont Refuses TO RePsaI Her NUlIiniSg
Stntutea.

On the sSd ut, majority Of the committee Of th'
Vermont House Of Representatives, % shOm bad been
referred b % repeal &C; passed in lSoS, ITO secure
f,e,5ou TO a. persons within that STATE, report hat
m, sane ought 70 pass upon the ground hat the sei oil
lsss i unooasisuoaA- After clearly stating The arsa-
m,nt against the act, the COMMITTEES rr'ces . say
While We retain this Law on our statute book ne 'f'
,.-I ~, verv shame as party in pari deiicta trcn
r,1Eiug Media cation secession IN ether states. Dy
,e,lpS he l,w We shall perform al act OF simple I'
a. "a ,,-seiyss aud the Ststes with whose rgh's ne
- 49, md shall 90 much 20 encourage the hope
- .tro men evesy 5hers hst The hsnd shieh eas 80
, fla the States in oOs great and pespe'0f- uon
- n sarvve the PsrO1s diseooisHs % Toe Hs' AN ''
Jars for sges 20 come @ -H -,
The bal ubieh accompanied his report uA' re-soeu
on Tuesday and after an able speech IN avof Of pas
sags by Nj. Thomas Of vsss Fairies IL vas Tjse'ee'
TO 20 one Tssaiysye Rspssiesus voted Tor 'S' re-
PEAL Of tho law. rs.. t7-s. d. "a.
Tas legislature has adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-03
Position orEx.GovernorS smith.

We learn from WatSentOn correspondent of the Al
e1andra Sentinel that Governor Smith made Conser-
vaye Speech at that place on Monday last the purpOrt
Of which was thai if ts Cotton States secede he thought
best that the bOrdeSates should remain and exhaust
all the means of reconciliation before taking the final
step We would be better prepared to adjust govern
mental matters IN the Union.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-03
RAlLROAD ACCIDENT.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 3O.-The up-passeuger train on
the Jackson Railway was thrown Off the track eighty
miles above here No lives lost.
TIE down freight train into broken bridge and
the engineer and conductor killed The engine af
terWarcs exploded.
Several bridges have been washed away by the recent
rains but efforts making 70 forward passengers as
usual,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-03
Yalr OF YirrinIa.

We auacz table AZ the official returns Of sbs Pyesi-
denAi elsclo0 in this State, exclusive Of the informAl-
ties whoA caused division Of the electoral college
Tbes ssures present e aetss result of he elsctien
The sreyas vote including me Rspabicsn) is l6I,sos
The rrerss at IS last ubarpasori'l .sleo'iOa vas
l4s.Ssi. Increase n ,ss7. eBeH OVer Gosgn 4soo-
Lste6sr over Breckenridge S,s27. Combined majority
against Breckinridge 1913