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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-06

Mr.. John A. Kennedy resigned bis position a;
Supervisor yesterday, and Mr.. Siias j. butcher
was unanimously elected 10 The position
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10 cnRkENpnNnrNrs

We oaruot undrtak o. retnra rejected Communications
nc notice be taken Of Anony Communications Whist
Intended or i-eri0s ust be aptheuticsted BY TIE
and address OF the wruat nrcesssr FOR pU0hcs-
tioa, but no guaranty for hi good filth
ssiness letter. for THH TBrER should H. eli be ed
dread % hoRACs GREELkt 4 Go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-06

We need only TO call the attention of business men
~ abe table of circulation Of Tar TRIBUNE published be
low to convince them tht THR TRIBUNE Is the very bes
p,um In which advertise Advertisements inserted In all
of the editions of TBR TRIBUNE viii reach two hundred
and thousand subscribers, aud probably foion and
half readers al expense TO The advertiser Of only III
per line Landowners Agricultural Implement Manufacturers
Nursrymen Cattle Dealers and ell Others having
thing to sell will find their niercs, Ia advertise In THE
TRIBUNE
RATES ADVERTISING III THR SHw-ioRK DALi rR'EuSh
Ordinary Advertisements classified under appropriate heads.
each insertion. Two Dollars un.
month
ABOUT MIMI WORDS A
SEBI-WEEKLY THRONE.
OxpIsARI ADvEKrIsiSe-TwEsTrY CEsTs line, each
insertion.
IrKS- Advertisement. Fwr7 CENTS line each insertion
The WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
ORDINARY ApvERrisSG-el Is ine, each insertion No
inserted in the WEEKLY TBrSB for es than go
ITExn the News Column, pTe6sed by word lAdversise
cientl-$I 81 line each Insertion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-06

The mails for Europe, by the steamship Persia,
close this morning at q O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-06

Tile ". Y. Egpress, while rrofessedly supporting
Bell and Everett, is manifcstly watching and
hoping for chonce to render its Democratic
keepers a more direct and positive service. IL
was able last year to elect part mot hal, as it
nntrny asserts) of the Democratic State Ticket,
by making up ticket hali.and-half from those Of
the two great parties, and seeming anxious to hold
the baaLce evenly between them, and - smash the
8 machines" of both. Even thus, while every Re
publican candidate placed on Tho Express half
and-hhf ticket was elected b. more than 1jOOJ
minority, the Democratic candidates placed on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-06
THE PROSPECT IN NEW.YORk.
From The E1preS.

"BRAOOlNG IN The "OVDS
The albany Ercaing Journal IA repyto The albany 4rsas
Dem.) fays
claim Ney-York l. idle The 5rgu, knows that New.
York cannot by any possibility be- carried against MI Lincoln
There IL the shadow II a cuance Tor It
Exactly the tat not only and before u" sts'e cleo
tio OF last November days after ~ when the
T. ocrsts carried exactly oreha Of The STATE Ticket and the
Republican, exactly the othcf half Of it,
No man, just now, through stone Wall mo- any
further into II than during last November"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-06

Our advertising patrons will bear in mind that ad-
vertistments for this weeks WEEKLY TRIBUNE must
be handed in to-day.
We must again request our advertising patrons to
send in their announcements as early in the day as pos
sible
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-06
Netu7lcrk DAILY Gribn,re
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1860.
To Advertisers.

ri Turrr is our Agent NEWPORT R. l., for the sale Of
IT..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-06
!. X. BURDSALL's

y
AKNIcs LiSiNESr
T. rarei by combining Aruca with most healing and pune
tlsting vegetable oh For all the
ACHfs PANS
that hpnian issh q lsiT 90. Il T. without equal
NHfrnATIss BErfsns, ,fHAtfs,
Pain the Side breast Sore Throat c yield 70 lew OPP
pr sous q ronutcrfci. and huy uouo bu BrEDs
Aus orgnsl article Sold by all nlggs fnce p cents
DAN ORCHARD ACID SPRING W ArfR.-Ihe me-
dcnal quaes OF th. Water uly shown in hr t"siino
rs from 3D. vsclus and oIle respectable individual which
may be- application g. the Alrt Denlrfs suPpd On
Itsal 30 a.tr genuine unless plocu ipn a. W
Bosl WICE. Sole Agent M,turotu Hotel Building, no 81 2
Broadway.
HnL's HAIR-DYE, ~ cts.-biack or brown
best IN Drp.t No 7 Barray.t sold by OIL druggists
IHuitabic cutter Uf laif end wAlskris q SO. J.
Is. 4. BABBI1TS Concentrated SOFT SOAP.-Due
boa uaLes so gallons iI SOFT soap ly i adding hot water
- per bon LbIa dscouri o. g'crI- No 70 ~ ellington 4
HFCKERS' fARlNA JELLY, delicious dessert,
and e be.t tlbiitr animal food clutches the ttoes Of
tie Astor 0ft. ald on the prime gel SALOON Hcckcs FtrA
hOcTs g. prevent burnrg searching Jelly Mods Of various
ers foIit aud patterns fof sale At tie .la0 hme, No
kcw-t au-i--t Arar tuft Br adwuy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-06
CHICAGO.

The albany Erening Journal seems to retract
and yet reiterates its assertion that said at Chi
cago, after the nomination of Mr.. Lincoln, "Now
" | am even with Gov Seward" 1t SAYS:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-06


Address Horace GREELEY Il Co., Tribune Buildings New
gort.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-29
COM NJ Ii RCI AL.
DAiLy Cars GsTr s'vrics.
Keokuk, May 2sih

DAiLy Cars csrr nvvics.
Keokuk, May ash 3
fLoUR--superhne, - rs; Spring wheat, sx-
ira, s. 90, Fall wheat. extra, 81 30 % az ID
BRAN AND SHORTS, 7s.o 50 port 30.
CORN 80 10 4o--good demand.
BARLEY .-spvfng, 6sass, Fall. TtasOe
wHEAT.--In Eocd demand. kail oil soal 35i
Spring coal Oh.
e'aATs -l 10 ~ 4sasasss hsisa set ass4H
RYE e0a7ee IN good defnsnd. II ss'
POTATO Es--45 10 5ohy the load resailso.
aHocERrEs--New Orleans Sugar fair 7sasi,
prime easa, clarified Ioalcs, crushed and ioaftla
TO f2l. Moiasses-pl antation 4s to Soc. Is. II so
10 a5, Golden syrar, so TO s5c. cgsss--kia i3s
te I41. Java Isse 100. iaguyra, 10 III. Rice, 6sg
q.
saoAP-sralm &c, Family 5se.
CAN DLhs--stas 1870 &c, stearine -. Mould
i2l, summer pressed, 3
LARD 10 10 1cl retail l2sc.
EUTTEh-choiee 10 to III retail II.
EsDES--pry 49, to ia; greeDs5a TO 81 green
sheep pslts 40 to 75e; green hog skins IS.
HAf-frAsrit s5a 10 s5i; Timothy aud Hanga.
rian, ssassi, BAled do. sai to So Retail, $l2 :
SEEDs.-iluugarian grass, 2Ss3o Timothy 81
so 10 ! co fiaa seed, Soago.
SUNDKiEs~-0nionss 4oto 20; Eggs, II to II.
Feathers, zoe 10 s5e White Baans, zoe toe so.
fRulI~Dried ,pllef, ] 60 10 It's per bush,
Dried peaches, SO 80 TO 400; Kaisins, g. toto
2 40
CHEEsE--W. II. II TO ia Denmark to 10
pEOVISiuNS--Ii ams VI to 10; Sheukers II 20 D,
clear aides 70 ga.
BEEF-aaa3e grossi 30 ~ g. pcr saartef.
suEEp-S3 90 To 81 90 ~ head.
HOGs.--Dressed, 81 90 10 sc 90.
3ALT-o. 81 so to I 5per sack Kan~s-
ha, 2ea23o por bbl.; Liverpool, s225 per sa h.
Lake 81 10 q Lbl.
FISH--MackereI, No. $40 20 S2l y Dbl; No
. SIG to SIT; No. sI2 tosI3. White, No. IS 81
10 IS rs % half bbI. Cod F,sh Ste f9 NJ.
RA6S--2S Ia Sc.
OLD IRON TO Ia per n, Bras ard Copper
IL, per n.
ExlaAsan.--0n New York for currency "a pei
| cent; for gold per cent 81 Louis per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-29

ETThe amount OF iron nsed thus far on
the dome OF the new Capitol at Washington,
is about $500 900 lbs: to complete the first
section will require $780, 900 lbs. additional,
making a total OF 100000. The total
weight Of iron in tho whole dome will be
about Is 200, 900 pounds. This great weight
will only be about fifty pounds to the square
inch. i'm the thickness OF the walls.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-29

LARGE YIELD OF WooL.--Mr. Il. Horr, OF
Jones county, has cent to the Eureka az &C.
count Of the weight of unwashed wool taken
at recent shearing from six sheep, as fol-
iows:-From four ewes, nine pounds each;
one French Mcrino buck. nineteen and half
pounds; another, twenty-four and half
pounds. The Eureka justly remarks that
where spch heavy aecees rs these can be pro-
duced, sheep raising mnst be very profitable
business. This is nnQnestlonable.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-29
CHANGE OF TIME.
To Take Effect on II ueAdny May 18Th
TW O Ally TT AIMS


I.vR0M ASD AFTER TUESDAY, MAY I5th.
L and until farther notice, two trains will
be ran each way, AZ follaws:
FIRST TRAIN
VIII leave keokuk daily fsundays exeeptedl at
1850 ecloek a.. arrive Fort Madison
at 0.O0 q. m
second TRAIN
Will leave keckuk daily at 7:45 O. clock p. m.
andarrive al TT. Madison al 0:io p. III.
FIRST TRAIN
Leaves Fort Madison daily tsundays e1ceptei) at
9:45 a. 10 !, aud strives at keakuk At Fi:T5.
SECOND TRAIN
Will leave Fort &adison at i0.i5 r. :. and arrive
at Keokuk Mt ii:4 3 p.
The7:45 clock p. IA train from keok uk connects
uit L regular fauksts ioF Darlington Muscatiue
III king surc connections at Darlington With the
naern ing raj road trains East aud West. Also,
connecting ut Muscatiue with trains for Iowa City
Nashington Davenport and Rock Island.
20 Fare By this route rs LOW As Till LOW
ESI, ard passengers subjected 10 as fe~ changes as
by any other route.-xxG
THkoTGu IIChEIS over this line can be pro-
cured to all the principal places EAst, West and
North, Of ). Il. TEWkSBUk1, Ticket agent, Pr
posite the Billings House, Matn-st., keoknk.
Is. W. DAVIS, sup't.
Nav Is, 'be-daw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-29
POSTrONED.

1 MIR. LYMAN'S entertainment was postponed an
III next Saturday cvenna-to be held in place here-
after designatcd--owing TO the impo ability of
Lighting the College Hall. lie hopes The thru at
tempt will No successful and acts according 70 the
injunction, "Iry, try again
my99d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-29

GTTh old School Presbyterian General
Assembly decided not to make any change
in their system Of Boards, by large vote.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-29

Douglass was ''indisposed' TO commit
himAelf on the Record Of the distinct prop.
ositions Of Davis Resoiu Ions, and hence
was conveniently absent when the vote was
taken. He 10 found to stick to his "double
shuttle game of "sauatter sovereignty"
"Dred Scott" and unfriendly legisla-
tion.D
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-29

Batter, OF Massachusetts,, answers this
pregnan, question in the following manner,
and thereby gives additional evidence of the
combination to drop Douglass and take up
Seymour, Of New York, 10 the Baltimore
Convention Of the TO be reunited Democ-
racy.
You will ask me what IL TO be done al,
Baltimore To which | answer-We are to
assemble there. The seeding States will
come back and act with as by their present
delegates or new set. The Democracy will
agree together on the Cincinnati Platform.
We shall nominate some one of the dozens
OF eminent men In the Democratic party
who are ~ to be President-who will take
no part or lot in the personal difficulties that
now agitats us--who will recognize the
elaine OF eyerybody's friends II they are
true Democrats, and with him the Democ era
cy will triumph Ia 1874, Martin Van Ba.
rem was set aside for Polk, although Van Bu.
rem had an actual majority OF the whole
votes on tho frst ballot. The Democracy
then harm onized, and New York periodically
gave her vote to the Democracy. Can i. be
that Illinois IL less patriotic now than New
York was then? | will not 30 believe.
see no dark apd impenetrable clouds in thu
future. see the success Of the Democracy
because believe 1t 30 be the future destiny
OF our country. Let not our Republican
foes take courage from our di=sensions. -
Oar little family squabbies among ourselves
only serve to sharpen our appetites for th'
great contest to come of with them, Will
harmony, unity Of feeling, devotion 10 pTfn
ciplss, we have the nation in our hands now
henceforth and forever.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-29

hand. The contents are---Apcept Orators
and Oratory; Ocean Geology of the Drift !;
Morocco and Northern Africa; Japan and the
Japanese Count Cavour William tho 81.
lent, and several other articles of less i'm
portance. The biographical notice Of Count
Cavour is highly appreciative and instructive,
and 10 accompanied by fine engraving pre-
senting the marks OF man OF talent. The
Eclectic we regard as the best periodica! pub
rs per annum. w. III. Bidweii, Editor and
Proprietor, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-29

zines.
PARIS, H., April 2, 1860.
Da. SLoAa--5lr: We nearly cut Of your
Ointment and Condition Powder. We would scarce
iy know how to get along without them. There
never was 80 great demand for AIRY other medicine
in this couatry as there IL for yours. We want as
pos s,ble at least 100 packages of the Con-
dition Powder, and as many boxes of Ointment.
Youis respectfully,
STEELE g. YORK.
SEQ Sloan i advertisement in another column Of
this PAPER. lmsy2s dot VII
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-29

Arrivals, May II.
Warsaw from st. Louis.
Sucker State from st. Paul.
Alhamtxa I" /"
Metropolitan q 9
Eagle from Warsaw.
May Is.
Louisiana from St. Louis.
Il. Ewing from St. Louis.
Clara Hine from Montrose.
Eagle from Warsaw.
River at q - and with thirsy-three inches water or
the Rapids.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-29

rs 10 'trtosly q stish ,I1s
aw1 vseetahs Q sx tassm.s
rsoAarS4 w tns q tss.sis
TIRE ~ K~ss sfte ard
Ea.k. Yes f@Ak.
Blood ikcas. IiiAca ko6ts
SarsA ,Mrsiia. Viii CAt--
wy hArk aaa naan stt0a
enters into ita con pest =
sseH. The entire Assivs
rem ~6tai f,sFss "a sf
each ingredisna I shcr-
ouGhiy axtynstsd Av vy
new method ef dis als1xg.
rreau~lne aAsl ie.cus, M
hilssatin9 spirit, and tbs
rroas iaaAllibla rcmsdy
fsf s1novakiag tho a.
eaesA system. and r~es-
Ing tAs saek . sadsrAAs =
dehilitAt<o invAlia 10
health and styssSh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-29
Auction Sales.

~ q. HUMPING Auction ana Com
Il. mission Merchant, No. Ksses House
Hegalar Auction Sales on Tuesday, Ihu-ssny
and saturday MORNINGS; also every evening. i.f
niture sales every saturday morning.
Va Particular attention given to sales n
country. ~ ~ -
IuSr receiveda large consignment II ftols Gut
II lcry, which will be sold very low.
my2e ID. n. HUMPHREY.
4 VALUABLE HOUSE AND Lot Ia this city
~ for sale, or viii be exchanged Tor harm
Applfo d n HUMPHREY.
my26d
IUsT rcceissd cons gnn,ent Of hne iu-Rst
u KNIVES direct fr3m manufacturers, which 'ri
be sold private sale DO per cent less than sslai
prices. Iapi6dl h. e. HUMPHREY Aat.
1 HAVE bssnappoiutsd eUse Agent FOR the ale VI
i Franks Chemical Writing Fluid, waica for
comm erciai add school purposes is highly ss.cr-
menled equal 10 the best IN the market.
ap26d ID. X. HUAPHhfl.
a LAhaE invoice IL summer Coat auat al etsaa.
~ which will hf sold alta large dtseoaDt tssm
cost. Also, Il lot Of summer Sharls.
Arrit a6. go a ID, II. HUMPHREY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-29
NJ. Eouts Market.

ST. Lours, May Is.
FL0ua--city superEne 81 so, pr sack, 60 extra
s. rs, country low grade Sc 40.
wHEaT--Club 81 IL 10 Is fall 81 Us to S.
coRN--oGsrings heavy and prizes Be lower
sales ut as to 5sc.
wHTsKT-lSic.
OATS~-ae to A.
HIDEs-Dry Ia, green z.
HAY-Firm, 6s . 90
EilS-~9A 10 10.
GROCERIES, - Market dull. We renew last
quotations, VIZ: srGAR-commoa saelc, low lair
STAT good and faiiy far 7la7s, prime sasAe.-
CoErEs-Common kio Babe, rs edium t3aal3sc,
prime aadehoieo l4aia!c. Neutrality-suspicious. 50
aaoc, prime plantation 4es42c.
ST. Louis Horse ana Mule Market.
ST. Lours. May q
The past week has beena duh orc for deal r. in
borse flesh. Coed hofses ard u.u e. have brought
better pri.es and the latter have been less plenty
than last week, and taken at fair hgar4s as fast
they came in; yos supplies CT the sarious grades
Of animals have exceeded the demand aud have
Increased toward the latter part If he week, lesv
ing the stables fall.
The private sales for the week ending this morn
ing comprised ane buggy horse az 1915; do $50
do Sl50 fine 5000; fine drsaght morse sl6a; ?
d'aughs horses $3.50 each; work horSe $40; Edo SIS
and rs; 5 do S2i5 the lot, do Sl45 tbs lot; ] me.
diam mule g io2 SO; = mules s4c0 tho lot; spar do
$3.50; do do 1912 20, do do s2T5s DO do $2ic do do
/ $500
Apvrcg.--As the hos.ssason ~ approaching every
Pefann ahnaid lrepare thtEr vttcr for the change
ard taere Il ne emedy so applicable as Mclean i
Strengthening Cordial and Blood Pcri6er. itw.l
purify the blood thoroughly. and A. the sstne time
| sirepg shenr and inyieoratcs tbs whole orgar isa
ton. The immense quantity Of 1t that IL sole
daily Is proof enough Of its great virtues IL
thoroughly removing all impure matter from LIS
blood We say TO ALL try il Ii Is delicious to take
4 See advertisement IN another column.
my l4daw
gE-H has boen currently reported thar in mos
Of tho Western cities the ftpan bell" tolls ever.
day at noon, for the inhabitants TO galp down qui
nine as a preventive Of disease caused BY malari
OF the climate. OF course, taking qainine ID
contagious habit, and every settler Is fnpplie
with the poisonous drag, and instructed 10 take
in large quantities, IL he woald escape the Fess
. aud Agus. Livery house has its medicine east
{ filed with this dangerous stuff and as regular .
the hour around 50 regular do they gulp
down, as though 1t the richest dsliescy q Ii
season. Dr. J. Hos.ettcT, Good Samaritan
: Pittsburgh, knowing The dreadful effects Ut gu
!. nine uros the human system, when taken with
4 much indiscretion, has prepared a complund Will,
has in oil cases In which it has ben tried, Prov
q speedy cure for Fever and Ague, and all 9th
diseases caused BY the digestive Organs.
For sale by Druggists and dealers general
everywhere.
Sold by p. G lDnoss, A. ]. KILKissos, IA KrLss
KAYE Il Co.. and j. BRADEs.
May %, '60-dsw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-29
homeopathic Cooks and siaa'lard Work.,

TEXT BOOKS, DIssEcTING INSTRUMENTS for
the use Of students, FANNY CHESTS, and CASES
Of MEDICINES. Having purchased our stock iof
Cash affard TO sell as cheap as any reiiaple
pha IN the United States. We invite all TO
call aud examine our stock ~
Dec. ID. 1859. d&wiy sIfON0 ~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-29


KE0KuK SHIRT MANUfAGTOKY,
Third-st., bet. Main aud johnson.
CHIkls made TO order from measure upon pfin-
- ciple that ensures perfect I'll
lzuicn gen .s-l ~
and repai, cd.
Gentlemen's linen repaired altered.
may25d Mis-. sHEPHEhp.
mas. sHEPhEMD,
MANUFACTURER Of Gorsets, Braces, support
Nl err, So, Third.st,, bet. Main and johnson,
Keokuk. Ladies wishing an easy and handsome
fitting Corset, will find my make superior and de-
srabie giving shape and support to the figure with
perfect freedom, void OF compression or restraint.
ANY article made to order guaranteed to fit.
stamping, Pinking, Machine Stitching, &c
my25d
TOP HIGaN EOK SALE.
A GOopIop Buggy will be sold by auction, at
n Humphrey sal room, Saturday tpnfnins,
the 18th, Ut 10 O'Clock. III can be at any time
AZ Humphreys, NO. Estes House.
may24d3t
IOUSlN MAuDE AND kUsAMuND; by the
~ author Of "Tempest and Sunshine" just re.
ceived by OGDEN, BRoWNELL 4 CO.,
my 24d 81 MAinst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-29

E0mr Years Aboard the whale SHIP
1sMIsR AGING cruises In the Pacific, Atlantic, In
Il dian and Antarctic Oceans, In the years 1922
IA ,sT ,5S and 50, by w. H. w htcar. FOR sale
Nv OGDEN, BROWNELL 4 co.
nNfI7
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-29

ta- u ) espoonful taken every morning fasting,
Il ort Ia preventive for Cholera chills and Fe-
var, II ow Fever, any prevalent disease. 1T is
pat up la large bottl2s. Price only Z per bottle,
six bottles for SIS. j. III. MCLEAN,
Sole Proprietor of this Cordial.
Also, McLean's Neican mic I'll Eminent.
rrinci pal Depot the corner q Third and Pine
Streets. 81, Louis, Me.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-14

csssss;1IcS1 3 = e. xIsknsal bfoeaaA.
80 :. L.zse,l II. - 9
| (Efo Railroad eulo b iInus fido -
&3f' from ntiAosf 70 this polnk onee eyefy
Stu1, aud the etfcuttous route ~ which d0u.
- the distanee and double the tlmo are cceu-
pied that direct route would require, would
induce dhem 10 relent In their suicidal Opp0-
sftIon 10 = work o. the most Vital importance
u Virginia All virEintans IN tho Wfsferu
titpdes Of them-sre anxious - hays . sssAsss
cUtD home, and they would come home good
deal Ulteuer. and hare the home feeling good
Aeal stronger, II the Cuviugpon aud Ohio Rail-
rOad were com pleted. The Wcstefu and South
western States are anxious for that outlet 70
the seaboard, and Kentucky 10 eager to meet
virgisia At The Big Sandy. Any one. who 10
to appreciate The measurable commercial
advantaees Of this connexion TO Virginia, and
its indtsponsable value TO her aud the whole
South, In the event Of wars. The Harper's
Ferry experience ought 10 have taught her
Lesson on that point -
In considerable travelling through Illinois
and Indiana, find that among the Democrats
Douglas is spoken Of all the time. Some OF
the Old Line Wings Of those States think Bell,
VI Tennessee, would be-the most available
man for the Wings, whilst in Kentucky, Crit
,enden 10 the universal choice Of his partv.-
The democratic party of the State are divided
between Guthrie and Breckenridge, though
understand . delegation to Charleston, favor
able to the former, has been chosen.
The Democratic Legislature Of kentucky
have voted an appropriation Of $lO,OU0 to COM
plete the Clay Monument here. There were
Out three opposing votes. Was not this no.
BILE ss.,a,s MORE ANON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-14

PAssExaEk per stea mship -'foAxrowN." Par
kisH from New York. FEB -. 1850:
\. He5rlns. n. F. Foster, ] G Bianret, D 6. For
shes. d. o. kull: captain r. Jones. T Covan, g
W. H. .Taliman, T. ]. Gallagher. NJ j Taylor, A.
q 81 G.rdneS; H. y studley. H. Thu.:toa, 6. T.
4: II. Wood, E. L. Nash, Capt. r. Vaname, A. f.
M Wilson. I: Crane; I. 2. Burr. Mrs. Cs@pisIl
his e T. re- Gray. Mr.; = P Aylefs; Mp weeks. g.
woodward, W. ]. Hall, and steerage. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-14

rNEw YokK. Feb. u.-Scht. Margaret, hsnps for
Cisy Point. which went Ashore on Long ISand.
E g cot OF yesterday morning 81 steam tug Win.
roSikes' and hroaGht 20 This city for 4 s1p ply OF
dragging: She has recsiysd 10 eismsce. md i per
iectls IL ut; 10 completely iced ~. q -.
Cspt Hazard, OF the steam tug Yankee, about
me following Game ii from 20 miles %
sh0fe Thursday evening, aad hove to under Squaa
next morning. discovered = schooner about miles
On snole: Nth color: in her rgsing. Went 70 her
grain, from Virginia bouEd to New York, with both
snceors ahead, and dragging to eos fast-the ssa
MAKING clean breach over tug and scsooAey.-
hen thew slipped their anchors and the boat sue
ceedsd in tho face of the ha dsst gale ever sxpe-
Jersey City ut i0h r. NJ. same night Had the
YANKEE mot went TO the schOoner,s aid: she the
schooner. would have been lost with all hands IN
two hours time. The schooner il very much iced
up, and Sig hit to kehod.''