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great international question OF begerent rights at sea-
Mr. Lindsay point 70 the advance made by the States
who are parties To the declaration Of Paris and 70 The
imrossibtiiy OF England maintaining the position Id
which she rs placed BY that declaration except
for private property al in time made the rule
amongst maritime States This must be- England must
revert TO her ancient maritime rights The necessity
which exists for uniform Ia respect 10 collisions be
tween American and British ships, whether In British or
American waters the high has long been ad
mted and demands the earnest attention OF those VINO
desire 10 the maritime relations Of tho two countries
placed settled and satisfactory footing There are
other matters such the extradtion OF those charged
with atrocities board ship which should also lind place
in the approaching deliberations These questions 1t viii
be admitted for their successful treatment demand sevc
rally practical acquaintance with the working Of the evils
they involve Mr. Lindsay has IN arduous but an honor
able task 70 perform and he proves himself equal TO IT,
and succeeds in bis mission he will deserve 70 rank with
these who have conferred lasting service their coun
try II will be discredit 70 him across the Atlantic
that be Ii sef raised and self educated man." The
win not count for much, may rest assured In
tie United States We have only 10 congratulate tho
shipping interest II large that practical man has besa
selected TO deal with questions that SO deeply concern
them and TO with him every which his mission
directed II Ii 70 the attainment Of important an OBJ
ect deserves. We may, perhaps, regret that Mr. Lind
says departure the mission he has should
provoke hostile criticism In any direction, because IL
seems 70 TO be well conceived and directed 70 an
honest purpose but having said thus much, are con-
ent 70 abide the issue
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CO.. :. w. Goste and family, W keatucky. Rev Mr.
Churchill. 81 HsllfAx; n knight, Of hssssehusesss
e~ walisre. Of Ensand Dr. raliferro, ~ vrssalA
and l. Hoslussvorh and vites Of Bcstoa were smcaG
The arr vals 81 the 81 Nicholas hotel yesterday
Al f1ls cf Baltimore; J. Ktrkmsn, Of Asbsra. w.
q pHreroN wife cf south Carolio and james ana
lsdy q hAss~chusrsu arc stopping q, the Netroroiss
Hotel
uAyt v. &. straus, OF New Orleans: NJ ManisgsT ssx
family, n Ccba, D. Baker, OF Cincinnati: b~seAx,
Of Alabama T. Holmes OF Florida. T. Parker, OF NorO
Carolina, 9. H. Lockwood, ~ Philadelphia, and = X.
spAsdr q, Of Boston, stepping NJ tho IsArge aouss
srr. ". Asvsier, Of Pencsylvar,s; G H. Mcoormiek,
Cbicsso T. A. Champom,er, Of Ncw Orleans, n W. W@-
ker and family. Of Alabama y. Coburn Cnef Of rohos
~ Rostnn Newton 50 John and family, OF Mobile ~. v
~. Rrnsbas, Of tire United esases Navy Nv. HA9mooas
o. West puns and Leroy Nsssev q Georgia ae stopping
ri the PIN Aveuae Hotel.
se-risry Floyd having len wsshn gson On srsI vss
70 Virginia the chief clerk or the war psfEmons a.
been appointed Secretary al s~t~fm
Col ssepscc q the Uuited sssies Arms yins dss.
eeromly n O, paralysis 81 10 ncheurs, vmsin's
large pumber q the pvcusess ciuress d bosscs,
ipciud ra Goyerror B1nks, Mayor Lincoln onst Sustics
shaw ara Mr. Everett, have invited ~. fatn fhnnso,
on Acton Me- the sole survivor 81 the oaite o. Banmw
MIN 10 v,su nns,sr NJ ssevcns Rs generously oserce
Inc r. Csc al spar mefts the Revere House, and there
IL sposton In all qusrrrs - MAKE ''r NesefaasV~s
70 Boeson one q rare ENJOY mens
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Rase Rail.

AMsIcAS srAa ", PowHArAS The nrst game o. .
home and home match was played on Monday last BY
the hrsi mines Of these clubs number Of the friends Of
each rarty present Ind evncsd much interest to
the result Of the game, which decided, Aer pro
onsed struggle, In favor o. the ro whstAn Club. the
subsequent score shows In vanqaishiDg the American
Stars the Po~hatans have distinguished themselves In
the base ball club community inasmuoh the American
stars sncc their orrsnzs,on have enjoyed almost IN
interrupted victory in the field but the present
csson they did not handle the bat aud ball with their
accustomed sk the vcto-s are, therefore, still cham
piobs II the juniors Home were made BY Brown,
stebbins and Mccarthy, Of the Powhatan Club and By
Mutt, of the American star. The score stands
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VINO THE PEOPLE ARR urrcrEp TO VOTE roR
Two Of the numerous psrty organizations IN this city
have trcste out ~ county ticket, nd are now ready
70 receive the support OF the OF the city In
der that the public know who and what the
that pot up ar them to vots for, have taken the
trouble their anccedens far nominated
add shall contlnuc sketches the list OF candidates
10 increased All Of those a' present In tie Geld are
known 70 most Of the citizens Of Nee YORK hav.
Ing figured in capacity before them either city
or county ocncers or candidates for oncce Tammary
with all 10 clustering confusion brought forth ticket
with good mixture u the material In the Coal Hole"
CANDIDATES FOR JUDGE o. SUPREME cousr.
The rsmmany candidate for that once, Gsorse q. Bsr
nard graduate Of Yale College, and has figured quite
actively for young Soon after he len college be
visited California and remained there about three years.
upon biz return when only shout twenty SIX years n
sge be received The nomiaaton for Recorder thrc,gh
pouence ~ Fernando wood who that time the
democratic machine He elected BY large majority,
and s, holds that position his Of oce not expiring
until the Il. Of January next n 10 generally believed
u.s "hs Excelencyr the Mayor win give him the co.
dorremest Of the pousias wing Of mozart
John Brady the preck lnridge candidate brother
Of james sdy ,he Brectnrdse candidate for Cover
nor. and lawyer He wAs, sir years 40, candi.
date scr Surrogate and defeated and present. Assc
csse yussscc o. the Common ricss Court That, be-
peve |. the~xsent Of hs efnce holding de has always
been arm believer In the hard shell fab. TIE osce Is
nov apcd by Berj X Bonney, republican.
CANDIDATES ron nEcoaDsR.
John T Holman, the Tammsny nominee for tbs oroe
ro~ held by @ @ Barnard, about forty years Of
see snd lawyer By profession vas formerly partner
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Interesting from New Mexico.
We publish the following paragraph giving In brief The
etas Of another horrible butchery Of whites BY the

We publish the following paragraph giving In brief ths
details Of another horrible butchery Of whites by the
Otoe and Kiowa Indians, In New Mexico,-
From the st. Louis Republican, Sept 1871
NDuEDEScE, Sept. IT, 1850
The Santa Fe mail has Just arrived
Business in New Mexico WAS quite dull.
Every mail brings intelligence OF Indian troubles
Mr. George Peacock trader at Allisons Rancho, was
surprised his store by party Of Kiowas and me- with
his clerk and . Mexican boy murdered Peacock was
scalped and had his head split open. The Indians had
possession Of the place and stock
During the past week forty and Kiowas had come
10 Council Grove and driven of sixty head Of horses aud
ponies They drove them openly and boldly during tho
day time, past Diamond Springs
The rancho on Cow Creek threatened and but for
the presence Of few troops would have been instantly
DESTROYED More active Efforts the part Of the govern
ment must be employed there viii be more exciting
details 10 mention In future.
Mr. Mur's train, near Pawnee Fork was delayed by
his having been driven of BY . herd OF budAloes
getting among them.
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niaed "iowering," &C. for man high 10 public ONCE
10 handy words In tho open air with stump orator
CAacuW a govt tank this custom Of pubic meet
pgs whether for pious political purposes thieves too
Justify live that day other the authorities
will put stop 70 both parties
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The state OF Naples.

the DETECTION 10 GarbaIa OF General zante who had
been exed from Naples the saunchest partisan OF alb
toute govern ment has been already folly cophrmef We
lay before readers his address 70 tho Nea
poltan my, inviting them follow his example which
was mmco lately and thoroughly circulated among the
King troops
CosrAsioss IN ARxs-A few days ago on bidding adicu
to Of GU, exhorted you 70 show yourselves al
courageous sgsinet the enemies Of Italy
rous towards the weak aud 70 give the nobest proofs OF
that true mil ary virtue In the rath OF glory opened
BY Providence 70 all the Of the great father
lard. The moment for responding 70 my exhortatons
Is now me. While far from you, the thought OF
your prosperity, Jour honor end your glory has still
been growing within And having studied the
cn,ipc,e, that for you and for this One portion OF
laly there other means Of safety than % unite
yourselves the whole Italian family under the glorious
scepte q Victor Emanuel, that admirable monarch
whom the heroic GAibaldi proclaimed In Sicily not long
euce and whcm God, In his impeuetrahlc designs, has
evidently chosen 20 constitute into greA, nation
grand common country, unsorthy despo ed and cause
lessy asssssnaed This thought has rresistoly led me
toSsres you resolved 10 act With you fsternay and 10
ought all TO feel ourselves invested By the supreme
etssties a. the country. so long Providence permit
ted that Italy should he divided knew better than any
Low 10 be faithful W the with which found
yse linked. But when the hand Of the Aim ghty God
vhtby stretched forth 70 make Der he who follows
the 10 pulse traitor 70 his country. That sacred
truth Light gp Of Itself your consciencss and even
urner the yoke In which living pusbes 10
partial eesertion. Follow that s of all the
10 whom Italy "a incspate has neei Of you all united
sui dhciprcd, 10 po. your valiant In crushing
tie foreigner, VITO has been The eternal enemy Of your
Welfare
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Mr. Charles Z. Loew Nos Candidate for
OniCe.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In your paper Of this day nnd my name mentioned -
one the democratic candidates for member OF
bly, In the Twelfth Assembly district. This 10 error !.
which you viii please correct have not been. and
am not nov, candidate for that or any other once
Yours, &c, CHARLES :. LoEW.
new YoRK Sept. 10, 1850.
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Southern Europe. The crops gathered and prices
II Odessa Is N o. lower. There be doubt that
he English advces OF the 9Th ult will produce come
excitement botn in Canada and the United States rdy
there Was ne inquiry for American and French wheat.
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Our Lond ON Correspondence.

Our LONDON SOrreepOnuence
LONDON, sept. 0, 1890.
Salbah Recreation in Leqdcn--kus,c for the hliion-
Conocrts and PrcaehinS in tie Parks, dc dc.
Known the persistent efforts you have made behalf
Of "free Sunday, have concluded 70 send you &C
count OF what the friends OF rational mode Of spending
the Seventh day doing here On Sunday last took
stroll to RegeLs park in order 70 hear for the nrst
time the Peoples sunday Band, which plays there from
ave 70 half past seven r. NJ Tackled the trees found
the folio wing announcement, which tells Us tale;
SUNDAY BANDS IN rHE PARKS.
CiOsk
weather permttingl
on SUNDAY NEXT, ser ?, 1880.
with IN extended programme OF choice pieces
From for Til seven O'Clock
The usual period for closing the season having arrived
committee congratulate their friends that the move
ment passed efuy through the waery ordeal
Of this aordpary though at the cost OF the
funds 70 hand al i,s commencement they, hossyer,
purchas. u programmes al the closing performance they
will be placed IN good financial position for the com
nenoeueat OF the nett season
+ R \ r soRRiirl Hon. SOS.
USrvsRsrrY Horu, GRAFTON SrSxSr, W, G., sept
whe,her they viii have the desired ane day and large
audience on Sunday few days ~ decide, bu, they
certainly had both on The "a inst The sell dressed and
the eommopay largely represented the occasion
That great Eglsn Institution The outdoor penny chair
was much 10 demand The crowd must have numbered
thousands Passing through the listeners heard
Preach, German, Spanish and Italian words fall on my
ears the second most frequently The continental Euro
pcsDs resiesn, in London their good sup
,x,,n, ,h..a h.na. which o,x, ..rve a, n.ke ,,a 60,
-. -. ,,. = : -, :. -. -,
HSs Ocs~eeh Aneh ounovs MI ~ 1nshsh eunuAy ieSs
rsiufui. subJon the programme.-
yrrru 81 .aox-,sso
PEOPLES SUBSCRIPTION BAND.
rsvSrKs<
Rapke,s-R.ps IN I1ncon Tsr, sdpsedle tire, cite
Committee RoorrInlvers,y Hotel ,,rsnoo styt Fast
Hon sees r a. p,ai, ana u n uor,c,i -
RFGFSTs PARK
rsosR.xxu
Grand March :. Aubey
a yas.-soueer of the liar vests 49, ssco,e
. s~lsct,ou-ssIncrrsi. fsDrg,a'' . . Isou re,,l
sroiks-aFslr star .............. Timber
8 Pas Pecouble ....... kuhner
g QuAdrlIe-.sirgiana,' ID Albert
Rul, Britannia
7 Haieluiah Chorus ...... Handel
8 yalse-, ssafar ells'' laurent
Q gaVat,na-.1,ov,nntfy ,Areo Verdi
10 overtnre-- Neeley p,tnl ~o,,h
n Culus Anim.n--.ts.as.t xa,e,1 ~ possnl
~ p.s r. Ible-.rhs w.rrIor Rlyicre
GOD sAy the Queen
Musical Dgrectof ami Canaoetor $50 NJ, sidnex Davis
Time Of esfrmn No. ttl h.f pa IA ~ ven oelork
80 The Prctle. saburri,,r p.na sbould h, relf sun
ns The pcrfornanees viii purchsse pro. mos 10 cyl
den o. desire Ter the cont nra,lcu a the mus,c
Dcnaiiors received ps.tiorm and the broad
vAk opposite
All communications should be dressed 10 the honora
bic secretaries Pratt and NJ Horreil University
Hotel, Grafton street, Past
Chrcn who rs separated from Their rarep,s ar rur,cs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-07
Debate on The South Carolina Mission In
the House Of Delegates, Jan. 2Sth.

Nr JSrS Of Gloucester said Mr. Speaker-I dislike to
,.soss on the time OF the House. and Is not my habit TO
M -. brt undcr cxltn. circuu, lest silence Oil ny
,r ni-, b. susceptible Of nisconstructon deem Il my
duty 20 hose represent, coming do from one nf the
districts which have been overlooked in the
,ro;t.rt OF this committee TO say 10 r House. that
r,r one WAS little astonished when that committee
,r,. nnounced 10 see that three Congressional Districts
,rn Of theta comprising whole secc3 oi the STATE had
.,n wholly overlooked by III. Speaker Now Ar Speaker
II ti,:r this entirely 10 inadsrrtency do not mean TO
r. any rrectinn whatever the motives Of the Speaker
vet cannot but look upon the in which the appoint
m.n,- the chmmtee have been made as NEST unfortu
a c;ar7 iat every section o! the State is entitled
representation on this committee. II know anything
about IN. essence representative republican govern
m-u Il IA that very shade OF public seniiment
practicable shall be- when it be- represented That
sar j. my Idra OF representative republican government
and such In the appointment Of this committee should haze
been the ln;-rt Of the Speaker.
Sir when the number thirteen was announced, as the
number constituting the committee thought !. pointed
un-rrnpy the representation Of the several Congress
onal Districts i /, useless that different shades o.
pubc opnin do exist In these Congressional Districts
stand here an instructed this very ques
on OF southern conference Yes sir, instructed by one
OF he largest meetings held in MY county, composed
Of both political parties and without party us
n-on 20 Initiate here, the proposition which mas
h.r7 initiated by the sovereign State ofSou;h Carolina M
own sentiments an happy 20 say, accord entirely WIKI
tho,. instrnc,ons aai may be permitted further 70 re-
mars was years In advance OF ther1r 10. a. ens
A. H.. year l-J), on the passage Of she coHIo
MEASURE bv Congress I in favor OF sma! aG''oh'
Nm, know Mr. Speaker difference OF opinion hew ~
n IA. propr-iy OF conference amonE % ~ ~ ~
Western gentlemen; Tor the gentleman rom ~ IL ,'
n, -our ike myself from the Eastern poI' oi ue
- t-ar ,rc. 81. ,hoInc district, entertans opinions
n, mi. nurscn the oppos: OF ny o~h as is inoicated
b I rsolrous which has just had read by the Clerk
ns r1P go, ni,h The sanction OF his best Judgment
n. i,m.,,ny wI,h him In opinion, hope 10 have the
onnoF,ray Of eIpres,ioE ssasoHs fer dona5o whom
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-07

TgIIE subYcrbers Oer FOR sale their far Slate RIVER,
Il In the county OF Buckingham j contains over l,OUO
Of land 100 being Of river bottom with wood land
sucen, for the place. and productive as any on the
river Il has story dwelling with four and all
necessary oubuipgs for the place. Also. young apple
and peach orchard Of select fruit This estate about four
Eve miles from the James River Canal Slate River
also nsvgable stream for small boats, which makes
~ convenient for getting produce market adoin the
land. OF Dr. Robt e. JONES' Col W. A Ford and Others sit
uaed In healthy section Of country 10 several
churches post offices and mills.
We deem it unnecessary say more about It, rs those
wishing purchase, view the place, and Judge for
themselves get Information from the subscribers BY
addressing them at Diuna Mills, Buckingham.
The purchaser by paying two three thousand dollars
the srs: PAYMENT can ge, six years, longer time
II desired other payments, deferred payments
seariuy Interest from day Of sae title retained till all pay
Iucn;s made. JOHN SAMUEL ALLEN.
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IoI e.. Sake, OF EcrIn o Mt.

|, is with great pleasure that We give inScr.
ton to the following communication. We
cannot conceive the motive Or the hunder
which can have induced q SOthern editor to
strike so foul and unmcritcd 4 blow ut cal.
lunt man who has so lately distinguished hlm-
self by upholdng against all Odds and III thr
heart of New England, the banner ot the Con-
stitutional rights Of the South John IT, SAKE
he it remembered, the poet and the numorSt-
the man who had every induccment OF prHilt
and of pleasure, Of literary fame and genial
companionship with the great giants oi his
countrv's litcrature-was nominated last ia'l
rs the Democratic candidate for Governor ol
Vermont, and required to lead the van OF iorlorn
hope against the veriest stronghold ol bi"cA
Renublcau fnnaticsm. He came callantly to
the task. Abjuring for the time all the allure
meuts Of the literary leisure and domestic ana
social companonship endcarcd t" hl'n by years
or habitual occupation and intercourse, he
broke through even the trannels OF tm'uity
which New England custom has OF late years
;n,noscd on candidates for high Office. Single
and unaidcd, he took the stump in the true
old Virginia fashion, and throughout the whole
canvass made the Green Mountains ring again
with Democratic truth and Constitutions! 10y
alty. The result was that nc shatchea III
mnph even from the lap of defeat tic cut
down the abolitonist majority, until Inc BACK
Republican leaders had to acknowledge that
another such victory would undo them
Even the citizens Of Richmond can bear wit
ness TO Mr.. Saxc's loyalty. The large con-
course who listened but lately to his eloquent
lectures at the Mechanics Hall, we'll remember
how his ,,,anly form rose to its Pro'ideHt
height when he paused in the midst OF a HE
rary lecture, to denouncc the political ian"'''
cism of the day, and to proclaim the la;t that
New England still boasts noble SONS who can
br;nr TO the cause of Southern rights all the
patriutic energies Of scli.Sacriticing devotion.
We arc assured that MIR. Sake will be chosen
n second time as Democratic candidate for the
Governorship of Vermont Next fall then he
will again take the stump in new crusade
arirst the Businesses of Black Rept'bl'c"nls'n
in Vermont.
TO the Editors Of tie Richmcnd Enquirer;
Gen,lemen-I have this day received, from
a Southern correspondent, paragraph IN print,
purporting to have appeared in the "hnoSs'Iie 4.
iTenn.) Whig," bearing, as u caption, the han,e
Of John G. Saxc," and charging that re-
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AUCTION SALES,
LOUDoUN INSTITUTES FoR S,rr

1NHE proprietor desiring to 10 south offers The above
u property st private sale. The buildings are new
large and wea arranged for boarding school, aIn
building Is 50 by 50 feet, continuing 50 rooms-
lhe Professors house is Is by ~, well Gn!sled
yard and garden handsomely laid out with falls
and terraces several hundred fruit trees well selected
Of a' vSreties containing lG Of excellent land d.
fueu ito AK helds. Orchard and Meadow Ice pond bath
mousse &C. good location for Military Institute 1t il
weii watered aud extremely healthy.
Lowest price $1,000 10 three equal annual ynentS with
interest paid annually each deferred bond Anindelnite
period may probably be had one bond.
Heerence-John A. Carter, ESQ., State Senator; Messrs
D. Ball and NJ Benty, Legislators; Or. Ryand. prrsl.
dent Richmond College, 10 Richmond College
aldic, Loudoun county, w. JAS. H. GULlCK.
r 81 have two other Farms containing about G5O
acres OF excellent land, that will sell low. J. H. q.
Jan 2l-cl0t
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE EfOCKING-
HAM TURNPIKE ROAD.
4(i virtue OF deed Of executed 20 the undesgned
- ~ Trustee, by the Rockingham Turnpike Company,
Tor the benefit of certain parties therein named and which
deed bears date the 18th day OF June 1851 shall proceed
10 SELL at public auction GOrdonsre Orange county,
on SATURDAY, THE TWESTY.fIFTiI DAY OF FEBRC-
AIRY, lSG0,
mentioned In said deed Of trust.
Said Turnpike extends from Iarrsonburg In the county
OF Rockingham 20 poin, on the Blue Ridge turnpike.
within half uilr Of Gordonsyile. II passes through
deusey populated section Of country, and commands
completion OF the Manassas Gap Railroad to liarrlsbhbhrs
TERMS OF SALG-0ne.thrd Of the purchase money 10 be
paid In mouths and one-thrd IN eiSM inohtis anu
onehird In twelve months from the day OF SALE the pur
chase money 10 be secured by well endorsed negotiable
notes aud lien upon property TO be retained until the
purchase money is paid Acting Trustee, shall convey
'"Gr Se, is isEstjs i. 4. STANDS, Trustee.
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Rlnck Republican Caucus, &c.

wl.uIyGIoS, Feb. 4.-The Black Republican caucus,
ThcI, assembled the Capitol to-day. without ma
King formal nomination, Il Is generally understood
agreed TO support the following candidates: Mr. Marston
oi y Y Doorkerprr Sir Deirie OF Ohio for Printer
and Mr. ror Of Ohio for Postmaster. Mr forney, the
new Clerk will appoint his chief clerk, Barry. Mr.
Uarkry journal clerk will probably bs retained. Hch
ard Sherman formerly clerk OF the New York Assembly
will be appointed reading clerk in place OF Mr. Walker.
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"a SOUTHERN FRUIT TREES:

HE subscriber oGrrs for SALE at HI. Nursery on the
Il ham Plank Road the second Toll Gate, large ana
select variety OF FRUIT TREES (a Of which are or South
production consisting Of APPLES PEACHES PEAKS
both dwarand standard hs former very nng2
PLCMS, APRICOTS, SECTARlSES, OUNCES, FlHS,
GRAPE VINES {natve and foreignD with strawberry
Plants I'm large variety Asparagus Roots wo ana Three
DID, Raspberres Currsnts, GooSeberres, &C., &C.
Also choice collection OF Greenhouse Plants Ro.es,
Eyergreens, Shade and Ornamental Trees, &C., &C.
f- Catalogues sent enclosing stamp, directed 10
Richmond Va JAMES GUEST,
Jan 2,-cw4w Westham Plank Road.
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From Washington City.

w,.u,SGTox Feb 1.-The leading Republicans from
Kansas here insist the adis sion OF that STATE with the
Wyandot:c Constitution unalered but the Democrats from
that State and the Southern Democrats are contemplating
the admission OF Kansas with change OF the boundaries
so As TO include Pixies Peak and portion CT Nebraska,
but with the Wyantotte Constitution thus Hecessitauls
another ratification hut framing the I'LL TO require
only the proclamation Of the President TO make il State
The question OF requisite population not IN be urged