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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-01
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Ter ,Gnrtscr" crideint iercn Mpraci, Seurta9S auS9c-
pcnatcn, ;un p6tcntliten Subirruiir1eprciS son 10 GrS.,
Satltar m ce reip. SrdScr, rcr 50. GA ia iSprljtbtr Ssrau5.
b~rotIuns. anii9cn linccn inter %irgurrtn StStn9un9.n
Suirdhme: GinnlGiiSe Ginridun0 Won 10 ,5tien rccr wtuiS
sd 80 Ste, ;mcim1liNc 20 Cts, errim0iiae $l.0O, einc
S1Ct c Si.25, eirtn Niprat $2.5U, rri NipnI;e $500, iehs
pirratc $500. Sp6tf Mcnlic $1,000 III Observation-Disclosures
s'prauotei abIuns. anieiscn, Die nab Ytttcbeh pcrlnrcrf
rerecu toAncn. iptrbtu nit $50. 90 yer 5obr tcrctntt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-01
Z. So1rgoiag.

The Gerpan ADVERTISER,
B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
IL published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Annum, payable il advance.
Terms for Advertisement reasonable
OFrICE: BRoAD STR, next to CRY HALL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-10

and Tennessee railroad at some point in Bedford Coun
IT, through Franklin and Henry counties the North
Carolina line came up the order of the day. IL
asks for no appropriation by the State.
Mr. DICKINSON, of Prince Edward, offered a ryder
providing that the intersection with the Virginia Ten
nessee railroad shall not be at point of Forest De-
pot.
Mr. DICKINSON gave his reasons for offering the ry
der.
Mr.. BARBOUR. of Culpeper, Mr.. wINGFIELD Of
Bedford and Mr.. DWARDS, OF Franklin opposed the
ryder.
Mr.. Seldom Of Stafford, condemned the policy of
granting blank charters" aud especially dsapproyed the
scheme under consideration.
Mr. JONES, Of AppomatoX moved that the bill be laid
on the table The motion was lost
The vote was then taken the ryder offered by Mr..
DICKINSON of Prince Edward, and the samewas adopt
ed.
The question then REQUIRED on the passage Of he bill.
Mr.. seldom demanded the ayes and
The vote resulted in the passage Of the bill by ayes 50
noes 25
THE JAMES RIVER AND KASAwHA CANAL.
The bill amending the charter Of the James River and
Kanawha Company up the next order Of the day
Mr. ANDERSON asked that il be laid over till to.mor-
row. Various amendments we're proposed and adopted,
when the bill was laid till to morrow.
on THEIR PASSAGE.
resolution adopted (as a substitute for that
had passed the Senate directing how certain credits in
behalf OF the securities of f. NJ. Underwood late Sheriff
of Cabell county, are to be applied.
bin authorizing subscription by the State to extend
the Richmond and Dlnvie railroad.
bill Incorporating the Virginia and North Carolina
railroad company.
On motion of Mr COLLIER the House adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-10
so Immortal Gods save US save us"
angels and Minister of Grace defend Us ."
Republlean .Haek Honeu Hroken,

The New York Journal Of Commerce, al uucompro-
missing Democratic organ, is showing how the defeat
OF sherman and the election Of other officers Of the
House has damaged the hitherto stiff Republican back
boue OF Pennington it SAYS:
The party which nominated him was composed Of
Republicans Wings Americans aud anti-Lecompton
Democrats ard neither In the Convention, in the can
yas nor since Li, election has he ever declared himself
d Republican. Tue Convention which nominated him
passed resolution inviting 1.-THE patriotic aud consery
tive ueu OF all parties aud sections OF the Union, who
d,urccate the unhappy differences which exist between
tbr people of the different sections unite With usupon
lt principle that the inhabitants OF the Territories
shall have the rgb, regulate their social and domeS
Ole Affairs ia their way, subject only TO the provH-
ions OF the Federal Constitution, with the privilege OF
admission into the Union whenever they may make APP
plcatou and have agreed by fair vote TO their Con
si,utiou
This Douglas Democracy, TO say the least If 1t does
uot come quite up 90 the standard Of Administration
Democracy Mr. Pennington subsequently expressed his
unqualified approval OF these resolutions.
Elm speech which MrPenungton delivered at Newark,
after bis nomination he declared that he had given and
should give no pledges aud that If they took him az ALL
&, must be- takes his wife, for better or for
worse He bad been opposed TO the repeal OF the MIS-
souri, Compromise but be approved the action Of Gov.
iiaer ia Kansas and had he been in Congress would
have voted ror The Critteuden amendment which it Is
vel known, provided for admitting Kansas as slave
State.
such briefly and Substantially, is the position Of
Gov Pennington a. judged by his recent deelaraton.-
When We examine his auecedent history. we find him,
FROM bis early political life a Whg-a Tariff, United
states Bank Whg-ilEays opposed TO secuonallsm and
iom-ttug differences between the different sections OF
tle Union The reader Will not fail TO notice the dit
ie elce between such record and modern Seward-Re-
pubic 1ui>m.'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-10
WILL Put.

Abiding to the Southern Conference scheme and the
brea, of secession on the part of the extreme Southern
States, the Mcmphi. Bulletin well says that so long as
the border slave S,ates-he States that suffer exclusively
from abolition jepredationsare content to remain par
lies 20 the Union We DO any sufficient provoca
oa to induce the extreme Southern States to resort to
o psrou, measure as that of secession Do they make
the aggressious OF aboi,iousts upon Virginia Maryland
Kentucky aud Missouri preeHt? If so, then let these
States take the initiative. Il they can bear their losses
5r u the sentiment of Union with them rises above the
question OF some sPoous OF property surely it is their
extraordinarily theirs When these border States seek
all from abroad and make alternative demonstration
Of hostility TO the Government the ground Of ntoler
able agresous made upon them by the North, then the
,laa. States Of the extreme South may move to some
purpose.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-10

srrnrs-We quote Brandy, 0tsrd, at t4sOAs. g.,,.-.
:: A%ereas, Ltp,o"t ~ cts Jam.eA Rum " Ne. va
a25 Va Apple sOi as northern d. Is "a DHssoJ ,s
Gfl2 Anglican q. l'Gk9oe Wh.tywe quot Rebraa,gss
90 cents r. steAH' Cos Matted Rye o. Tor ss1 s',ts
Tor,coo.ws agap Iquots common Ing, from ,2,,,,,.
dun sst,4; rood ara ans 81 o5 isai .5 % ~; z
from q to iOH eomron nonde,ehp leaf from 49, q
prices from t6H to " hns ye, received +HH 4
,,,s Sc.s are sa ;s oI o.. ss Ss pa xe ~
IS Merinos a. In qusnty. 'sa "a
Cutie Ndrkst-Re ported by H. II. Croeket %, o..
There sold tie scslei Tor the week endng 49, iva
sth Feby, i'O cattle The larger portion Of sds Ne
~ gross The sufply Is still greater THAI IN. ds "'H ~
Good Sheep are worth from to gross. Hog are n
al 81 corn fed ~sai
NEW YORK Markets, Feb
BEEswAH-Yeilo~ has been quiet and have only u 49,,
sales Of 2GOO ns southern, At 3Gs 4SIc cash :" Sei
CoFgEK-Tnere has been activity In the demand .,
Inquiry moderate and the market without eh.ngs IN q.
UOroS-On the receipt Of further favorable sIroo.. So
North Amsrca a. Portland the marsst awe
under moderately active demand trln,ac3a, sS'
ected, In at improved price, The later 49,
Asis, considered less favorable ko.sv.-
advance subsequently lost the closg 30 y
yloas prices The sae for the three days comprst O
Guiding 300 In transit at former rates. $50 y
FLorE-A more active demand prevailed ye,,s,l,v ,
export and speculation, as well for the local ana ~
trade aud the sa.s heavier han for the
at advance Of cents Dbl all grades rrtns.et
the three days comp .e " 600 bb' including 10 ts 49,.
The demand for southern Flour Is also more active And H..
considerably heavier than during the preceding tb, a..
but without leading 70 any lmportint change phe.
ceips have been moderate, but have bern more than
meet the existing wants Of The trade. leslie
GRIGS-A steady fair demand has prevailed Wh,.
the past three days, mainly from local mers but
shipment under which holders have been enabled 10
prices for nearly all kinds The transactions eomp ~
bushe OF which p 40 placed yesterday 49,
Southern. sl,sSi, 400 Red CO. 81, %. wv -
Co.'s Is quiet, with moderate sales for tire. H..
about former rates The sales 5000 bushels lps5a
500 yesterday closing At sOa>4 cts for Round White ani Ne
Southern and sOA3 :or Western Mixed other lnds are g
Ell. ~'
MoLAssFsThe inquiry for al descriptions continues e.t,.
light and the market Is seldom dIer than present pre -
ever show little variation, holders, for the most 49,
pressing their stocks the market Common and -.
qua lies New orleans placed the market with M bu,
but prime and choice held AZ 20 cent without purcha,-r
suGAR-Saiurday quite dull, but for the past Eo day,
IA, active demand for Raw fou Refner, sra IN
Trade, and the closes firmly full prices being
Refined also which have Of late been dull with daxnEart
dency and much der consequent upon and Increase t,
which has sprung w within day two The sales part a. -
evening included % hhds Porto Rico, at 49, cts 2S Cul
TLAIL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-10

The So I0.., 400, vel remark. that one OF The most
o-ici. and Inconsistent bu. az tLe time most dee
Hsdt'a .Fs,uc'e- chat bias been Witnessed Tor many
wear a ibis country tle FRIENDLY ,., OF the Legislatures
OF T,ale,e and Egut.,a Co the Capitol of Ohio Is
Ios,4l and inconsistent. because tae visiting Loei,a
t.rr, of Tennessee and Kentucky Democratic while
the visited Legislature OF Ohio 3, Republican. IL 3, De-
I-lf AS proof that ,ac ancient spi,it of fraternity bee
tscea the states of the centre still EXISTS and viii cou-
ca1s 90 ,z, To- spite Of tempory distinctions by Sec
uoli' I.-cari..
The Olioi.U treated tbyir company With generous
hospitality. sai the company appear 20 have been
charmed si,d tae.. hosts Aud ye, dc urasts aud Sc
c-si0asts tel u- We are on the eve OF disruption Of
he Juoa--t.,t there IS TO be perceived the warning
sl-id,r OF political earthquake ,hat all break che he
pubic in twain alouy tle line Of che Ohio river Can
this 5e true sheu southern State, 20 SIX hundred
miles eco see Northern State Could men sic down
30 tue same table together and click their champagne
gls.es l t0-s,s 90 each Others health IL they were
thirslug for cash Others boodg Gould The Romans and
CA-tbig,uu. have Toasted together the night before
Cane Could Leouila aui Die thrive hundred Spar.aus
have draak pur ia t.e Persian cauu the day before
Tasruop,L,s Could Crockett aud Trau, have sat
cheek b., 1aI 9Th santa Anna on he eve Of the car
rs.s Of AIamos No TIE Legislative yi-.s 70 Coiun-
b. d. an Onward manifestation Of spirit O. friendship
I'D brotherhood thai has it, birth in common interests
"A "reminiscences. and that canaOt be quenched by tran
s.st trines TIE orirr Slave sui = sta.es are de-
a. mined &, Ting togche and lie tie public re-
...a. .eunl sud intsrrd lac hat We have 10 fear
1t the e1tremites will become hfei,ss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-10
Opinions Of the Press.

Ifmorc than three Democratic papers outside oil
Richmond have approved the proposition to send Oon-
mi,soners 90 southern Conference.-The the exception
OF the VALLEY Ntor Gov. Letchers organ-ihe Tact has
escaped our notice Is this indication that the
real people Of Virginia opposed TO any such step
We aud, however many of the ahest papers IN the
Commonwealth coming out boldly and vigorously against
this Southern Conference. Among the number i that
sterling conservative Journal the Lynchburg I"g'a"'
which in preacing article the subject from tins
paper says:
eve are very much grati6ed to that popular ana
influential Journal the Richmond Whig with which 1t al
Nsys affords great pleasure to agree, coming out SO
mautuy against the proposition to hold at this ume'
Conference of the Southern States. We said few days
SINCE that considering the autecedents OF those States
that are taking the initiative in this matter, and are
now seeking 70 enlist Virginia, with her influence IN
the plot-we feared more was meant than had been
expressed We regard the whole project as 'the
spawn Of jsunion aud believing thus we shun 1t as
ltp,osy Virginia is prepared to 60 forward IN the
march oi dsunion vet though when she does conceive
to be necessary she will do So aud then, take no step
backward that will subject her to rdicule and contempt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-10

cannot dwell upon Mr.. Trollopes account of Cuba. The
chief conclusions at which he arrived that the
groe3 are on the whole well of the laws being iavora-
BILE TO their emancipation and that the colony is bad
y managed by the Spanish authorities that it will he -
happy day for the sland is annexed TO the United
States. We must divert attention from the British
West Indies by entering into their details Our sugar
colonies have suffered enormously and it time that
should bestow upon them our sympathy. Ifby means
OF Mr. Trolope pleasant pages attention turned to
these islands, aud encouragement is afforded to
planters the author may regard his book of travels
the most useful if not the most brilliant volume, which
he has p nnhlished
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-10
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COMMERCIAL.
0YYIcz or YHk WHfo, FEB. ., lst
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

The principle topic in financial circles, this week, has
decision the Court OF Appeals OF the ut Instituted
agas, Central Railroad Company by the Richmond Fredr
csbug Potomac Railroad Company The particulars OF the
m gallon published in the Whg few days since Holders
Of and r. r. Co. stock sangune Of decided improve
Anticipating tina: It will advance to par
Ga the other hand Central stock will be depressed but vheth
be refunded by the Company will be sufficient 10
render the stock unproducye for the next or two not
question which cannot be determined There have been
transactions In either stock, this week Virginia skies sell
ling at last weeks currency Bank stocks unchanged We
Gap bonds co. Norfolk City do at
u.s. and J. R. and stock 10. The following is weekly
comparison
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-10
Presidential.

the dree Opposition papers of Baltimore have each
run ao tho name of different Presidential fyorite, and
each is publishing articles u of its choice
The Patriot d for Hon Edward Bates aud desires to see
tm thcre-1ary nominated candidate ola United oPpo
-..5u, North and South. The Clipper ably advocates
On. nomination Of Hou John NJ Bolts The American
is TOR Hon John Bell aud gives extended review Of
t, pas, political career which is certainly such to com
mend him 20 the favorable regard OF conservative patr
OTIS la al. parts Of the Union
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-10
n,mnsrntIc Di,.ension,.

The Cleveland P'aipGealsr douglas Democracy after
referring to the election OF Gen. Bowman Printer to
the State goes on 70 say.
But the calamity does not stop here. Pennsylvania
not only takes the Presidency, the Public Printing,
Cabinet Minister four Foreign Missions four heads of
Bureaus one hundred aud thirty odd Clerks in the De-
ptrmcuts and all the Territorial offices, Indian Agen-
ces &C. Sc worth having but she threatens presenting
Old Buck Ter a second term.
so Immortal Gods save US, save us,'
Angels and Minister Of Grace defend Us"
We have had enough of Pennsylvania and Of Penn
.yyaui,us They have stoned the Prophets and laid
waste the kingdom OF the righteous. They have disor
guzej the Democratic party, degraded themselves and
degraded their country generally.
LET er sliie"'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-10
1Ia.saohu.etts Coming.

The "NArIoNAL UNION is the title Of a new journal
Of large size and elegant print just published in Boston,
by A. c. Carey, Editor:
I'VE have heard much of late of the growing want in
our community Of organ which shall advocate those
principles held by Wings Americans and Union men IN
the country who are opposed alike to the radical spirit
of Repub canism and Democracy Such paper Is hardly
TO be found in New England although it would undoabt-
edy if properly conducted be welcomed by very large
body OF men of intelligence character and wealth, both
in the city aud country
We shall 20 for the Union and the Constitution, and
shall support those men whose influence think best
calculated to aay the sectional strife raging and
threatening to destroy We in favor ofhe organ
ization OF Union parity which shall embrace members
from all parties in the country and shall give our hearty
support to such men Crtenden of Kentucky Bell, OF
Tennessee IeynOr, of Raleigh, n. Co. for the Presi-
dcncy'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-10
A CAR

SOUTHERN BOOT AND sHoE MASUFACToRY IN REALITY
As the people ofthe South have generally determined ,
lnste hereafter whca making their purchases In a
cted goo and this resolve has given rice 70 var
enterprises the undersigned desire no.m publ
that their and SHoE MASUfACORrone u The Oldest In d.
ctywas established In l23 by Mesrs Cook Ryan aud "a,
subsequently con1u by Mr. Peter Cook with whom Dr. A,r
Hill Afterwards associated Originally conducted las
scale the manufacturing department Of the business has b h.
creased from year. and "a purpose to ea
still more With experience OF thirty years In the bg
by senior partnr and from the fact that both member M
firm born and raised In Richmond confident that
will be able the expectations Of all who desire puG
durable and well Doors and ShoEs fair p
and on accommodating terms. ALLY HILL Co,
ja2I No l2I MalhE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-10

AG .or.in Cnndiante.
lOl,S53

During the las, few weeks, the name OF Alexander H.
Stephens of Georgia has been put fourth as candidate
tor the Charleston nomination. He has been member
OF Congress from Georgia for several successive terms
though he declined reelection TO the present Congress
He is Acknowledged one of the abest of Southern states
men, and would De a formidable antagonist to Douglas
Wise Dickinson Guthrie any other aspiran for the
Charleston nomination. 1t the South should insist on
having the candidate We know OF no one who stands
better chance than Stephens. He used to be Whis
when Henry Clay alive; but for several wears, has
L.-u =. nrL-nrLlt.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-10
recent circular of Mes,rs. S:otterfoht, Sons Co
LlYerpool. say
1t Is looked upon a. being tOIerably correct.
RICHMOND MARKETS, Feb. 9, 1860,

RICHMOND MARKETS, Feb. 9, 1850,
RxxiREswe have nothing Of Interest to communicate to our
readers this head but would refer to the extract from the
National eHg sce concerning the Tobacco Interests will
that the subject OF removal Of foreign tag restrictions up
Tobacco has engaged the attention OF the State Department. at
Washington strong hopes entertainment that the Europe
will be induced to make important notifications
their policy respecting this staple 1t certainly encouraging
that the Emperor OF the French should just have promulgated
reforms which regarded Indicative OF pur
pose repeal the prohboy sysm The abatement of the
stcton Tobacco In that country and eat Britain would
have awonderfu effect upon the Tobacco interests Of this State
and No III Carolina.
The markets nearly quoted Whisky has further
declined Flour buoyant Other articles unchanged
~ Dese qaolti0Hs represen the tasiesde prices. IN n0
small orders, higher prices haze TO be pld
plain IKE; sugarcured, llHGii4 cents Todds cts
BRfswAx-We quote good at )! cts selected 81 cts.
BuTIHE-we quote prime a. 22H c fair to good 1920 Go
cAspL1we quote best quality Adaman;lne a. 2Os2, CENTS
Mitches Patent 81 Gs2 cts Manhaanye Pat S2t35 Tsow
oxNESr-we quote Hydraulic Cement at 81 sOl
IS per Dbl Other kinds same price.
CoESThere Is rather better feeling In the MARKET and
quote Its cts The receipts since ls Jan Sc bushels
Coss MriI-we quote city bOlted at 9Oas5 cts
corEE-we quote Rio at l3GlSets; Lsguayra 1914 ets
quote country 4O29 cents; city - cents
on time 25c.
PEarlilsRswe Peruvian GuanO s5sSO ton without
IS sOmbrerO tst Patagonia tSO Mexican s2 Reeses Manpu
lated $50 DeRergs 80 Rhodes saper Phosphate Of Lime sc 81
LIartman (Rchmond do $40 do Manipd $50 do Bone Dust
s3S.
FlsHwe quote Halifax Herrinss at 81 Mack.re, iO0IOX
PLamsED-Pfimei Is selling at si.So
fLOURTe demand from retailers more active this
and the markets. steady at 1000 for desirable bands Super.
fine.
YHgawe quote RaI'1s .y,T at 1873 box s?OO hfbOx
@ Y cts Almonds, Bor s IS c Son. S Shell isX e.
peean: ber' and wa.gis 10 ct: Cocoa Nuts 800 iOO
sroxDsA-we quote Blasting, y Eeg. a. ssxe4; Sport
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-10
MI.,i-slppi aud ine African Slave TRADE.

Tae Mobile 4ig-rtyer says it will be remembered that
AZ Cue Southern Convention held in Ycksburg last May
the vote Of Mississippi cast in favor OF opening the
African Slave Trade Tho present Legislature, however
has set the State right that subject at least The bill
to repeal the State law against the Introduction Of Afr
cans into tina, State ecJed Thursday the 18th
ulumo p ro's ot,irss 60 one. On motion to indef
u,s postpone the whole subject the yeas o. NAYS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-10


We received by mail Yesterday small bundle winch
We took at first to be an internal machine designed
to blow us into Kingdom Come, but the following
note dropping out our fears were at once allayed
Wishing to add to your home-spun suit, we send
hoping you vii accep, it-a comfort the wool OF which
was grown on this Farm. It spun and knit here too
We heard lady say to-day she had pair Of gloves for
yolr acceptance Home manufactures forever
Some School Girls
OF Louisa County,
. We are in Iuck-great luck We have had home
spun coat sent US and pair Of homemade socks, and
now homemade comfort with pair Of homemade
gloves in prospect We of course, return our poltest
sui suceres acknowledgements to the aforesaid school
girl, OF Louisa for their acceptable present. We shall
remember them in our prayers every time we don't have
sore throat We express the hope, also, that though
living in beughted LocoiocO county, they will always
hive the good taste treat Locooco gentlemen TO moth
luz more uog better than telling touch of the prunea.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-10

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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-10

Al a meeting in Newark, New Jersey, the home Of
NJ Speaker Pear ngtOu few evenings since, the fol-
loving Truly Conservative and patriotic resolutions were
adopted aud We ean tbs attention of Southern men to
them;
HhTt1' an effort is now being made 10 organize. in
O-- OlpCt body, thc conservative elsueus of the ma