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C,rrr-TnrRspAr;-" H. rrtyeF;
Nn'SS he 200: house, having been found
,.aE:s ..,-., w.> sent bacS.
u :-e S':s' y.a, pi.raan and John I;iuian,
E,:%'':' 49,. were ordered So iaSiIc> be-
: :F.t> -. -. .;o:3as in the street.
- :%S'i. ;%' ,...r.sG with nssanltins the wife OF
= Hat'e' w.- ordered to find security in
'e'. ,ya ~! doii;'S.
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=, -. ErEEY Il III IVUH WV -
-. :: n.r,ea. Al i%l4;Per,s Ferry; i ,nsre most
II" S"s: md, he o2sr@'' : , rom Sort!.
Iw.'s, -. nrrcs.}ve into Two uniformed
- -. III, ,.cv have never asked :or
In ~" Nc Sts:e. snd seem 20 TANK ina
49,, wny pound Dy lie M.;ia law OF the
T a. r. r -. mrya. g. :; teas: s"'"e e! iAsn'' 'o;e
''5' .;,,s. mud. i. :Act, IL soin: measure CON
go, ~ cou:>e. /: s unnecessary 20 -! ;H"'
'''i'. ~ :Yey caaa"t he. eomm:ssi"ue" =:
:" ! ,;oy.ru:..!. They are, then, Al Id:
: 50. Mi, :. mni!orm different fr"rs iCa; Q
f'''.-.' ~. r.;:c; :,s:es arms i'll their !;a:i :
40 - =. a. .:w:.a,e on what side vii! TIE
/ a....
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nc estate to any oac wishing 10 purchase.
CuAS. Y, MORRIS
C1IAS. Y. M0RRlsS.
VIRGINIA CIIS
IL " Y u = 1, u 1 u L q y I

ON NORFOLK II 4 Is r!
Z COATED or DEEP WATER, above The Navy Yard,
u HIGH, HEALTHY, CENTRAL, 90 the inside OF the harbor,
and unsurpassed for ready business facilities, b. TWO grand
trunk railroads rnmifyinS into all the Southern and Western
States, TWO steamboat and ship canals, and the best harbor
in ire wnrlJ. LOTS now only ~$60-Sli5 in monthly
payments OF So. The greatest portion OF the clear re.
ceip:s TO be appropriated for manufacturing purposes-for
which n Company has been chartered, (capital $500, 0oO.
shares 1900 EACH In which all friends uf manufacturing
industry, in this locality, areinyiteGt TO participate. Another
poriun Of the receipts for lots tob appropriated for street
AMI other public improvements.
For particulars, and subscription for lots OF Inanuiac,
turing stock, ap,Iy TO Office Of ~iri.giuia City Company"
81, Main street. Norfolk, Va.
WM. sCHMoELE, President,
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g0SIN ~. GREEN,
4 YTOHSEI 4 + ii ",
yyTll.I. practice IN the Court. Of the city OF Richmond
and county Of llcnrico.
Str!c; attention will be given 10 all bushes. entrusted 10
him.
UPPlCE--fur the present, with Ids father, Vim. Green
southwest corner Of Main und tth streets.
Innr a.-lNif
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ALL TIL 4; ;'Rs s:Ni lMS
pLOWS! PLOWSi! PLOWSi!!
cnrL ~. IN 4 ~. .nI eI,fl IN 4. III ~.

STNKNES PAIf"NI SUN HIM TTVW.
sE As awarded q latcn. by the IA.
tent Commissioner =: Washing ~r+~
ton, on the gOrh day Of August. l>Gu, SN
and nj the late Fair nf the Virginia ESssGS4EaNa
state arl Central Agriculture! Societies, held in Richmond
in October, WAS awarded Tie premium for being the best
nne-io-se rl0w, the heat ~twn.hnrsc llow, and the hest three
horse or four.horsr Flow on exhibition, over all the most
popular makers Of Flows in he state, and awarded ;he
Silver Medal At the Fair Of the Mtchanic:' Institute Of the
State. held nj Richmond ut The sam. tine. The farmer
who does bad blowing makes Il bad crop; therefore, send
your ORDER. and get the hest IL be had.
T.. II. STAIKE,
No. -, 5 doors above 81. Charles Hotel.
NovaS Richmond, Va.
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n Hsc,. bEcENbkk 10Th, 1861.
; sd Wv YORK, ISiI' sr n sas &. on The Is, January
...ISs S"'S u hat city, 10 all the month ~ Isnrsr, ~ a
re ".ic- il: .ar cs.,psoy. """ y" January of
J. S. VAUGHAN, Treasurer.
8Hn,- N0iiEoN.S ''NORSE JoyiC >,
~, ~, IA 's c"Hditipn o. !iprs =. Mule, and cn..
Bots. WcT=s. iiES 49, appetite, and rel;, wing then Of
ilscases 70 vile. :, I".. S"''s'; AID Dis,eInrer, and all
"iIorsa Ton. " \ up''r Is sUb..ct 10 Iu,rrus,Iv TIE
L.ir. and ..n s's 'h"al an Appetite md ,I,,1" -, -,
~. I".'"a "AcH TO H. i.: poar n.S;,; % '"p'''eh' WIN
'orse fooic' has t.iI-i l., g. . S."sy: Instance where the
s.,iirjtos ~. a., ".S;.t at;:-:in, :-.,i,nr;,I - :,
srl.. bu. no.r 49, L'''-ry Walker, formerly Of a,Le.
NILS. ?. nr,u. DgcEMpxx /, lsCO.
T. ha. v.lrsJ era, fsasnr= IN saying that Tor I! .
,:hsr. found n - - '-e9 G,as your HORSE Tonic, &"
ss~TAc:r:.a', L have ssr- r =, rNr y iorsss' Win
""''' -ahsnt IL animal, generally, Il .xce.ds .pr,sIn.
louis, very r-spcrt!n,lv.
huvAi. IS i1aic"tb manufactured ouIy nv ItWES 70
s:1cg,.s and g.. Corner Main aud Imh SIS. and sold Lr
bee ~ fs-2erS everywhere.
W s~spei.ac. IN Ts..:isru rentIcrnau, VIA eight year,
s:aea. Lr AZ or 20 ~ H.. Chaj- -, NJ q = snarse OF a
Fences given trs.ai- !nt.!tution Ia The Sou:b r.s,
:rs-t Fox 500, Richmond, Va.
l'sy i ,..as.,, r., rwil-d, Blue Grey and II, avn
ss .n. IN store AID Its,os,. A full as.orl,aent Of Lif;.et
KENT, PAIN co,
l. 4''? E:s:. ilt eiiS,' * EiGs: American sporting, In !
St"c III - Luck Shooting, For sale
WAfEh s Z. u. DAVENPORT. +.
!, Sh'a w.trr and WM.AFPLE t.. j.,
$50 TTntohs, fo. sale nv
M'Llr.Rr AI:*ar 4 MaSTs W
Swosbs rp,r 49, :lEENExs' goripnrx-,
T. .s:,; Caps ~ o; sys Plates, pLrMrs powpoxs rs
. zssss'i .t;:,;., Il. s sSsys Es s.s AM F Ss1ys s84 E s;se:
'''' 2-'sdlse4;9.~ S'S ~ cALLowniiiL.IIt STREET, sTisEi q tile
PHILADELPHIA
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ISiT PONSIWLEYO Do IiETTTElE

SITlTl An EXPERIENCE OF MORE ers~rS|Ess
w TIIAS QUARTER OF 4 CENTCEY, tIESSA-S1
during which sine, thousands. OF choice Pa Q II
nos have been sold, and We eau add with iTu:h. . wilh"u,
ever selling u had onc;'' having superior facilities for the
better terms than similar good Instruments cam bc procured
North or South.
Some OF our late styles haze been snI =, snDn ~ they
we're sceiI and tried. The principal attractions are the rich,
lerp, mellow tnnc, and delicate touch.
To nur friends who prefer %nrder:n. lIrcc; from u. We Of.
Ter th. greatest I,u--ihir Inducements and advantages. / ~.
We will send select piano-, subject Ia the srvrr.-t rial, aud
warrant iErm Tor F!v. TnAa,. No responsible house can
10 better. T.. L. SSSli * co,
Utrt.r Va
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S@o@-
DEALERS AND SP0RISNEN.

WE d..,r. 10 inform you that in addition 10 our VOTES
w for the manufacture Of Lead Pif", Sheet H,i lent ai,b hm'
Lead and Block lin Pipe, in ,6 NsT g,n , orr anu IN ,iis ciiy, and
bs ~ ,Gd.d ~ or business, the manufacture OF
DRO AND EtGA sHoa,
" r.. ,n.,ho,i, adoI,rd for dropping. cleaning, snttihs tnm
polishing our Shot, as well as the severe ie.l, :, ,ss sH 1oIIaw VIM
axe subjected before baeginG, secure 10 ''em w ''"0H"e
qualities, equal to sample: ,.o1 smooth
IsI. ftoundncss; I'd, olidi!y;s So im caci
paIisI: Igh. Uniformity of siZe i' e"eh
isar. w,I:l curtains full weight. , Z, tonne. in
nm%TG, WI" IL aJyantarts. We believe II viii he 'onDa' VA
,,. ~" to b have, NOR" accurate AMI uniform airh', , a gLsT nrs.
range, and .clos-r and better eurrt 'n%m n mi ~ di,apucin: a
pared BY ordinary means, ard l"'' 7" "" y"
our SUCK SHOT Is prepared %i.h Grsn, A's :"
Is equal, or superior 10 any oiereh ~ am =, ~, m. lowest,
III nrd.r.bv mail will be filed promptly. u. le "'
nrirrs n. whist. the ordinary shot can be "'taine", -, ,r,lI.
samples, viii he furnished s.i, to T 1.% ;sIai o %fsts: are respect.
fully requested. e. ~ RE. man ST., y. Y.
lutv Iu-Wtn -------
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FOh S.tLE-
rsNliE undersigned, having determined e. moe Sec;l,
offers for sale his VERY VALUABLE ESTATE, H.
the county u. Charlotte, lying on the waters * tie W.rtr
FORK, just above. and or the waters Of Ia. Roanoke, just
below the confluence " The two streams.
This tract IS located within three and u hal! n."t1 .!
MoS.ia. Ford Depo:. on tie Richmond AMI ianvl.I- Rail
road, and contains aSou; l,.!1d acrrs, Of ENTHUSIASTICALLY
over IN, acres are frs;-ra:e bottom; LAID. un>uT passed Ia
capacity of production, and IN facility C: cultivation, Icy
any In the county. The ailuSia! land Is comparatively cI-
emp from overflow. aud .p acres are s.ru:c: :c-'ast hlsh
water BY 4 dixie, which IS Kept ua At INT" c"-'. AID w!.i"!'
affords rifrrtusl prot rcti"n, With ordinary attention.
With The exception .: n dwelling hOGsr, al ."!h"r H.
prOvr,nrnis necessary are excellent, "n! 10 GOO: repair.
This plantation Is widely known is remarkable isr IL"
prnluciiOn of din. shipping tobacco, as ry prices !"r 'ic
past zen years will fully a::es; IL is al" scarcely less dis
i~inguishri for It's wheat crops, and swell adapted ~ "hA'
ever is CROWN in this portion Of tho STATE.
Srcii An importantly for investment In real Estate r!..!.
occurs, and To those in wan: OF land in a nciyhhorhcoi r"'
s.ssing al, the advantages o! good health ani refined .:i
Intelligent society, | wiliIhe great pleasure II showing lie
premises.
TgRas.-As / am fully determined TO sell, viii MAKE he
terms cuIy and accommodating. An? enquiries aId:rssr'
10 the will he promptly answered. and reference can be !ai
to Me.srs. Green & l'oIs"u, Richmond. Va.
NM. l.. G!:FES.
Au. 9-rnh,f Messing Cord. Charlotte Gov W.
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RICIaMOND MADE CARRIAGES.
GEORGE i. AZ, IE,

Tenth street, Nichrno.'% Virginia,
yITOUi.D respectfully Invite the ait Ion saasSS
OF his friends and the public g." ral- fSssarrtsJEEr
Is to his large and fashionable assu, 'rni ESFS
Of CARRIAGES, BuGGlES. &c. ~. nrkNE-s-
Is manufactured in this city, by conht.-;ent Hors1nen, AMI
ou, Of the best material. a call !r"H! those desiring 20
purchase Is requested. rarticular I :ention paid TO RE-
PAIRING, when will be done on III. n"streasonsblete terms.
Jan IL, 1SG0-1y
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uITUArIoN IS TEhCiaE ,sd a. on. nf the lies
s 81 H. aS'H Colleges eyes who has had sapsr,Tin: : d in ,sss ! III
sSy,IinE ssns,siiy taught sstsI in Male 4 asn1S'"'S Z. e sas Of i:
aau9n ~ s" n,., on,y desirable. Address, c. *. 9,s'"r
reonvile, Brnns~lck County, virginia; roe,,iou and mora
y. B.-Credennais s'Fe"' Sovei-csiT
,J,,r, II rsoulrel,
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,u...rc,.-.A man named Riley, a native o!
.n,.r.. ns> ure" a:r">;e1 IN PETERSBURG; on
.,r,, OK cu;::n: 49,. Ia secession poe. 1na cur
60 .,:ar.. - - Outrageous character.
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NOTICE.
L Ia A.n-tt o.

D'F.T fHIFs y. 10 W,
n Gir c,r., bHcEnbkk 10Th, 1861.
ia, !. o.; al. Co:ri any due on the i, January
has, u - = :" >-E icrs, will be- paid a, the American ~
..l.e az. - 'at city, in all the month u January. or
n" To- !hr Company.
J. SAI.CU.y r
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auCFsSA SALES,
5000 EaGS EisI3IE ;.:o COEEEE
AT AUCTION '

SAT will oucr for sale. NJ auc:Sn, on FRIDAY. -he :th
" day OF January lsii, a; ous warehouse on IT, y,,!n.
Commencing At II O'Clock, 4. NJ, Ne cargo or ~. I:,.t'
Fannie CrenshaT, jus. arrived direc; RON Eio rc Iar,fro.
consisting Of
5000 bags prime and choice RIO Cs2:r. in d,, 80. ,.-s
and selected expressly for this market. e.
ierins-Cnder 500, cash-oyer that. four non,l3 credit
paper 70 be made satisfactory TO the sellers.
CRESSil.hW d u
Dec2 Ei.i.r,otI, -,
ff TsFO!IAS W. X I;ssSEs; GG"TlOS I5y..
Hhee c"rner Of l2M and Cary Streets.
CNESTRAL HOTEL. FURNITURE for sale ut acc:icn.
VIII be sold on TUESDAY morning, January ~, cor.
ner Of Grace anu yin streets, Al. 90 tie furniture coGsis:.
Ing OF a very large assnr;incr: shi,i. has been purchased
within n few years, and Is OF spo! quality sGci, n :. Gsua..
ly found in Il hrst class Hotel.
TEEMs.-For all SUES under So, :asA, ever 30. ninety
days credit, !ntcre-: added, for approved c..5!sr. ncso:.
able notes.
Dec. 2J-d.js THOMAS ". KHrsEI.
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These Boats connect ut Memphis with the railroads from
that point, on their respective days. Leave Memphis In
mediately Oh the arrival OF the N. and Z. and N. and Q. X.
K. trains. Through Tickets will he sold by NIL the roads In
connection with this line, and their tickets recognized AS
good. Passengers can arrange their arrival so as 10 avoid
delay al Memphis longer than business or pleasure may
require.
For freight or passage, apply on board, orto
lIOMAS Il. WILLIAMS L CO.,
General Freight Agents, M. s, Towards Ru~.
JOHN Z. HYDE 4 CO., Agents,
g, = Hat, Satr lrlp1ns
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NOTICE,-The freight trains on lids ,a-%
~ road will be discontinued SITTER Thursday, ElEG&
the Goth instant until Thursday, The 3rd OF Jan. esEagSy
uary, 1861. 5. Eufl, Supt. transportation.
Oaice r. =. 4 P R. R. Co.,
Richmond. Dec. IS, 1860.
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" SE&it9 Els. -rl:s Day, ~ ~ oc."c>
L will he Sold 80 I!ir!y Negroes, consulting @: Nri
Eoys aud G!rs, and Worrec nnG Ch!l1.es.
n,pt, TYSON mi . co t,.rtS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-09

Covo6e Chairman, Srsuld'ng Wasbburne of illinois,
Alley, Stratton, and Kilgore The Republican Sen
ators will appoint three members of II.
The Interior Department viii shortly send prelimt
instructions to the various Marsbas for taking the
reNt census. The schedules will soon follow.
IL lie arranged that the death of Senator Broderick
will be announced on Monday in the Senate by Mr..
Ham, and in the House by Mr. Burch.
report prevails thai Commissioner Of the Land
Office Smith has rendered his resignation to the Presi
dent.
Minister Faulkner has in accordance with the views
announced in President Buchanans first annual Mes
sage been instructed to propose to tue French Govern
ment the removal Of its discriminating duties both on
tunnaqe, and articles the growth, produce,
facuie Of Tire one country when arriving in vessels
belonging 10 the other, which restrictions seriously
affect American commerce. The object is to obtain
such principles of reciprocity this Government has
secured with other nstiors, France being the only
ception.
The Speaker has completed the list of Standing Com
mittees but may make changes before they shall be
announced to-mo New-York will be represented
on the Committee on Commerce by John Cochrane
This gentleman will, at an early day. bring forward
the bill heretofore reported and advocated by him. TO
cod1y the various and collection lave, with
such notifications may remove the objections which
were formerly urged against il.
Mr.. Gwin announced to-day, in the debate, that he
would advocate the transfer of the entire mail service
20 California by the overland route.
MIR. Seward was called home by a death in his
family.
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Trial of James HaZlett.
CHARLEsTOWN, Va, Wednesday, Feb. 3,

CHARLEsToWH, va, wednesday, req. o looV
The examination of witnesses was resumed. large
amount of testimony was taken, but few new facts
were elected All the Witnesses expressed themselves
with confidence to the identity Of the prisoner Capt
Glove detailed the converse ion he had with the prs-
ouer in jail He had never seen him before. AT that
time the prisoner stated thai he had not heard from his
mother since his connection with the unfortunate Har
pers Ferry affair. After the prisoner made the state
meut, he seemed to regret it.
AT o'clock the Commonwealth closed.
For the defense, the first witness was Major A. NJ.
Ball. His testimony regarded as rather favorable
to the prisoner The testimony for the prosecution
pointed out the prisoner one of the party OF four
who were stationed as sentines before the arsenal;
Two OF these sentnes were identified negroes end
one as Coppc, and the other thought to be liaz
lett. Major Balls testimony agrees as to the number
of sentines but cannot identify Hazle one OF the
PARTY, although he was twice escorted home by the
man supposed by the State witnesses to be the prisoner
Several other witnesses deposed TO having passed
Shenandoah street, but did not see the prisoner.
The defense was ably conducted by Messrs. Bolts
and Green.
The Grand jury came in to-day with bills Of ndict,
nent against Owen Brown, Francis j. Merriam, and
jeremiah Anderson, charging them with consPIrlng
with slaves 10 create insurreetion.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL COTToS MARKET.-The sales OF Cotton
IN the Liverpool market for three days added "a bales
which speculation AMI for export the market clos
ing aue bat steady Some circulars quote prices esse but
quotations unchanged and others partial decline Of f6d
STATE OF TRADE MASCHEsTER.-The sdvices
from Manchester favorable the market for Goods and
Yarns being quiet ei firm prices 49,
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFFs Reconsideration,
Spence Co. report Flour steady at % 26 Wheat steady
Red g6d910; White, 90d1I6. Corn quiei Yellow s0 SO
3lia
LIVERPOOL MARKETs.--BEEY was quiet, but steady.
Pork steady BACON firm. LARD dull at 49, 05 sales unm
portant TaLIow unchanged. AsHgsPos and Pearls quiet
quiet CoFFRE dnl but steady Rice steady kosIs
Rm at 49, for good common. SrIRTs TURPESrsB hrn a.
366.
LONDON Observation-Disclosures generally were
dull American Wheat steady. SUGAR quiet bot firm Cor
Pre- bnoyan TEA good demand al H. oil RIcs steady
TAILow at 1915. LSsEED On. Tl6 PIC IRON steady
stJsf
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-Consos closed on Tues
day u 81 a9i3 for money and account
American SToCKs.-Ssles had been made of New
York Central Shares 6300 Illinois Central Shes, 43Gii
discount Illinois Central Seyens 1860 (Freeands), 81.
LATEST-By Telegraph TO Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 70, p. m.-Ihe sales Of CoTToS
during days have been "a coo bales including 900
demand
BEEApsTuTys are quiet but steady.
Provisions quiet.
LoyDOS, Thursday p. m.-CoSsoIs, SfaW9fs for
money and sHd9is for account.
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ARR VAL OF THE NORTH BRrr0E.
A FURIOUS sAhy on rHE ENGLISH COAST.
DAMAGE TO AMERICAN SHIPPING.
OPENING OF PARLIAMENT.
THE QUEENS SPEECH
ENGLAND ON the ITALIAN QUESTION.
HER POSITION IN OR OUT OF THE CONGRESS-.
PORTLAND. W

PORTLAND, Wednesday, Feb. Sill p. IN.
The Canadian Mail steamship North Briton, which
left Liverpool at noon on the 25h ult, arrived here
this evening.
The steamship City of Washington, for New-York,
left simultaneously with the North Briton.
The steamship Etna arrived at Liverpool at lO40 on
the night Of the I'D ult and tho Royal Mail steamship
Canada reached the same port about 10 o'clock on the
following morning.
The advices by the Canada were not telegrsphed
from Queenstown, owing to the prostration of the
wires in Ireland by heavy gale.
The steamship Bohemian arrived at Queenstown on
the afternoon of the 2ih and at Liverpool the after
noon OF the day following.
Another furious gale had visited the English coast,
iufictipg considerable damage on the shipping, &c.
The American chip +. H. Tanning, from Liverpool
for Cube, went ashore near Wexford, and probably
became total wreck.
The Tallua from Savannah for Liverpool, was
driven ashore near Fleetwood, where she remained.
The Victoria from Liverpool, for Mobile, was at
anchor Off Fleetwood, having Loot her sail.
The L. Hamilton from Havre for New-York, had
Just put into Plymouth leaky.
TIE r. II. Helm for New-York, the Vision for
Mobile, and the caroline Nesmith for New-Orleans,
had put back 10 Liverpool.
Advices from Gibraltar state that the j. d. Morales,
which was Ashore near that place, had been got of.
The Cora linn from Glasgow for New-York, put
into Queenstown on the 18th ult. with smallpox
aboard.
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Executive Appointments.

AInASYi Wednesday, Feb. s-1l p. N.
TIE Senate has been In executive session since IL
o'clock on the Governors nominations for Harbor
M,Nfers and Port Wardens hear that Robert Muir
ray, and Barber have been confirmed, and thst r..
Van NNkenburgh was rejected by the casting vote Of
the Lieu. Governor. A reconsideration was moved,
and on thai Dir Spinola Is now talking against time
with view 20 starving the Seps'e into posPoning
action On the remaining nominations for another week
THURSDAY, Feb. 81 q. m.
The Senate adjourned about quarter before ii p.
NJ, having been in secret session since noon the
Governors nominations and the result from the best
information can obtain, has been the confirmation Of
Robert Murray, Hart L. Murray, d. Barbour, and
Coulter and the rejection of Van valkeaburg whose
case reconsidered, and lies over till next week, or
such tine as il may be called up agaa. The Of
Lounsbury, for Port Warden, laid the table to
be taken up next week.
Mr.. Spinoa made dead set against Hart l.. Murray,
and talked against him aud against time for five Fix
hours, when he relieved by Senator Grant, who
continued the talk and understand that Messrs Ham
mond and MsDeue also fought hard against the con-
firma,ion.
Ii is the general impression here that the two
naming nominations will be confirmed at the next Ex
ecutive session. The friends of the nominations had
made up their minds to s il out and accordingly laid
in store of oysters and other good things for the
inner man, but finally whenthey had succeeded in con-
iming all but two of the nominations consented to an
adjournment.
Among the questions of order raised during the
evening was the point whether Senator might eat
sud speak at the same time, performance which Mr.
Spinola undertook and it was decided that there was
nothing either in the rules of the Senate Jeersons
Manual foIbiddiEg such proceedings.
The Governor enteItained in a sumptuous manner
large party of gentlemen at his mansion this evening,
composed mainly of those attending the meetings of
tie State Medical Society the Agricultural Society.
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an address but st thu tine he conolaiued OF the
ur,atissctoy nature Of the speech from the throne
and proceeded 70 criticize IL IL moro important
features He was greatly surprised that at the date
shook piecesth the commercial policy Of late wars.
He demanded explanation of Lord Cowleys rec,>nt
mifeion to London aud Insisted that the Governmsux
sht nd give complete exposition OF It's Italian policy
Lord PaImerson admitted that the objections against
the commercial teaty, but explained that the Cohvea-
ton with France was exceptional one. As regard
ed Ialy the Government had thus far entered with
engagement Its policy was clear and simple, VIZ:
non. Intervention. The address was agreed 10.
Mr.. Charles Lepnox Wyke is appointed British Mn
ister 10 Mexico.
Capt Harrison, Commander Of the Great Eastern,
Loaf RS life by the upsetDg of boat ut Southampton.
Energetic efforts were made by no less than ten me5i-
cal men TO restore animation after the body was taken
from the water but all were fruitless galvanc
battery YVES applied without any effect whatever The
event created painful sensation throughout England,
owing to the high esteem in Which Capt HsrriS0n
was held.
The London Aheneum alludes TO the report that the
Right Hon. Richard Golden has lost nearly all his pri-
waite fortune by investments in American Railway 90
curtes, AID says that the sum of E4O,OOO in sums
from ESQ to $780, have been subscribed to repair his
loss.
The Right Hon. NJ. T. Baines. a distinguished Liberal
politician died in London the 3D. at the age of 6l
Sir W. G. Ross, the well-known artist, is dead.
The two mates Of the American ship Anna who
were arrested at C0wes on the charge Of numbering
five of the crew. but discharged for want of arisdic
tion had been rearrested by the American Consul ct
Southampton and are to be sent home for trial.
the Clergy "of the Diocese Of Casket." His Holi-
thanks for the sympathy expressed towar
him. and denounces those who seek to curtaH the civil
POWER of the Holy See.