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s,OLNrON SPRINGS ROiS SALE.


fsiE partnership existing between The undersigned being
L dissolved they will offer this beautiful and eligible
property for sale, public auction FRIDAY, the 18th
day Of July, 1864, TO continue from day TO day.
This property Is exceedingly desirable. It lies immr.
d.a,ely on ilnon river, Ia fine for FISH, In Scott
county Va. 20 miles West from Bristol, its deIo. the
Virginia AID Tennessee railroad and within two miles Of
depot the Virginia and Kentucky railroad IL pro-
Of construction, which will connert with all The great
rar'"S travel East, West and Sont II consists Of about
2Gn Of river and upiansD or % acres cleared The
h:Ia:;c- b-in: well tlmb-rcd.
In he compass OF feet, and beautifully situated In
l3O the front of the house. these famous mineral
sprug-: is. The large Warm SPRING temp G?jIS. Cd
Chaybeat. id. White Sulphur-sad TO possess all the
medical virtues Of the Greeubrer White Sulphur.
The property s highly improved. On II large and
Thoroughly hnit Intel uf brick ten Framed Cottages
IN the var, painted athcd md pasiere, with htick Chin
mics: ba'i-ous., !cekoTse snosrlsnse spring house
wash"us" large store house large and conn,odious sta
bic garden. los. orchards. &c, &c.
At the tm- will bc sold all the personal roper;y
but with The realty consisting Of two fine new Pianos
Furniture and great many other household articles too
numerous 20 mention.
The TERMs OF gale will hc one.hplf cash. The resdue In
and years IN equal nsalnens. Title perecipos
session given sale. lien viii he retained until tho pur
chase money is paid.
The scenery enchanting fine rides and walks Gne
streams and the heahie>t region in the world. Supplies
excellent, abundant ard cheap.
Full and descriptive handb!lls be had by application
W ID. JONES olstnm Springs, Scott county Va, or 10
7. Il. BAILEY, Swannannh, IIncombe county, y. c.
WILLIAM y. JONES,
THOMAS II. BAILEY
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Hrecl inrid &C and Lane Ratificntion Meet
ing.
SuEfo.S June :G.The "Argus'' that Gov. Wise
has pronounced the nomination OF Breckenridge and Lane
admirable one TO save the Cnon Gov Wise Will
address the Democracy Of Norfolk s their ratification meet
log OF the I'd July.
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\ PETERSBURG VOLUNTEER.
TUT IHe l|HYHVtI'
TO the Voters OF Chesterfield, Powhatan
and Cumberland.

In consequence Of the recent death OF our
late able and efficient Senator, Alexander
Jones, Of Chesterfield, it will be necessary soon
for lis to select some one rs his successor. In
accordance with the precedent which has been
adopted OF allowing each county, composing
this Senatorial District, alternately to furnish
some one of its sons as their standard bearer;
that privilege will be claimed by Cumberland
at the present time, Chesterfield and Powhatan
having furnished the two last delegates. We
need in these days Of log-rolling and political
compromises, a representative Of firm and un-
yielding intcgrity,and one who is we'll acquaint-
ed with the political history of the country
Possessing these qualifications ma nigh aeSree'
son, of Cumberland, suitable gentleman to
represent US in this district: He is modest and nd
retiring in his manners, but if elected will
faithfully and conscicntiously discharge all the
duties Of the office with credit 10 himself and
honn- 10 his constituents. CCNEEgLASD.
p S-Richmond papers please copy.
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Ysr. .iSsLEr JoHSSoS. w" H. ~"
JOHNSON s. S7GEs,
n II " SSInN NJ EISNN II = N.Y.,

q VI
,rgoST- RciLp:SG sgoGkGE w.s.a'tSK.'
RtCHM0ND, VA.
.uR the sale nf Tobacco Wheat, Core and coulty pro-
Z tuce generally their sincere ;hanas to thef
friends for The very liberal patronage heretofore eSehds"
Ia he ana ask continuance 3ad Increase OF the same
or the next year. promising their personal aen
Ion 10 oil consgnren:s cenulittcd {" them.
oi-ety
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VIM. Lamb, Esq., Mayor OF Norfolk.
NORFOLK June a6-Win Lamb, Democrat, WAS yesterday
elected Mayor Of this city by najcry Of iSe over Ar
Ferguson, Opposition
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Secretary Floyd and family are expected 10
spend the summer at Fort Monroe, Va.
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Id LdRD
roI-FS - sSg'CKiS.sistH.
ATTORNEY AND CoCNSELLuk ar LAW,
corrss VALLEY, F1oID ccCaTr, VI.
4 TrrSps .csulsriy the County and circG, Courts Of
n Carroll Wyi5c Floyd Pulaski and Rdjoliuc conntes.
~ will continue collecting aGrEI Cor Northern
merchants all persons who hare business In Car
rnI and adjoining counties Dcc 26-cGm
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EoElSG desiroYs locaii my servants IN c"ttoH-
growing State offer Cor sale two tracts OF Soh nenr
The village Bnraourzvil., Va The which re.
SIDE called burlington contains about l,Eo acres OF
good and Improved land vel! set In grass and producing
fin. crops Of tobacco grain and bay 1t Is situated at the
base OF the 2cuthwest range Of mountains the upands
gently anduatiuE and the low grounds Of which there are
abou; 9G0 acres wewatcrcd by streams runEns The en-
tire length Of the fsTm The Improvements consist OF
new handsome and cnmuodlous dweinghouse, school
house with rooms conveniently situated two barns, zone
haria. of-sa! stable under T.. overseers hnusr icr-
house carr!ayeonse with stable In basement tobacco.
houses servant dwellings, and all other suitable buildings,
garden and orchards also, Saw and Grist Mil, with an
ua!.in. wu-r.po%rr There Is an excellent turnpike TO
Gordon VILE iuucou Of the Central and Orange and
Alexandria Railroad dis,an: ahou: miles Being thus
located wi:kn !eT hu:, travel Of Mclnenl, Washing.
ton and ocT larc" ci,ies conveniently near churches,
.c"cls AMI pnStoGces. possesses advantages with re-
gard locality, fertility health aud agreeable socie'y, un'
surpassed by any portion Of iic state.
The other tract, called Mineral Ill., adjoining the
above contains about 800 Of good rming land,
adapted either for grazing raising crops. wewa:eTed
and in grass. The improvements plain tnt COM
Portable dwelling house. with all necessary buildings
oth weiwooded and viii he sold separately
together. as the purcbas.r2Iay desire
My address j., "Barbra:S":lc, Orange county, Va.
May 2i-cff J. D. NEWMAN.
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FAAGi GOODS! FANCY G00DS!!
/ L 5 j. i. 4 II i! /, \ G L.
Ne. 80, CHAMBERS STREET,
y =: ~ Y OR x.

. " ALL - 4 ,aS E s
~ .,"ery Description. such as
CCM SS. SUIT TONS, BRUSH HES,
15le:aS, fi1S Needles, Por.nounais, Stationery,
Fe!.SmeTy. Jewe,Ty Watches Musical Wares.
WOOD and Wl,c@ Ware, &C., &C., &c.
> l. !':7C, L u l. Il 1 Il: = -
'E'slcr "Gtccrr!s.. P-rfrcl-Eyed NEEDLES
,,-'''S'r S "J&liNfAL COL0GNE"
L4F;s:ec 'SnGlHESNEE'S FArORfrf.'
HH''i-'ce "Go.3 rENS,' warranted
"'''r.o= "SFHSl PENS, the Planters ;,nd o,h-rs
-iE.-'c' LEAD PENCILS" all Styles
H'!slcs- ",isaahurg Sewing THKEAU"-. superior
80 E:; up in Large and Small BALI, and Snoo,.
- N! Good. Warranted rs Represented.
ga. .Si ccarrnent Catalogues, with blank .r
,''s;.is! 10 purchasers on application.
JS
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s;sn.AkLES Is. STUART,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ASHLAND, aASoTrE CorSTT, VA,
WILL practice regularly In The Courts OF The counties
- cr lIanore- Csrolne and King William, and will at
cr Any hu5ass in suy Of h Courts held In the city OF
2,cs-,,ut Dec. 2IdSt&ctf
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VALUABLE ,N1 O9i.sRIi;LE JAMES
EINEi; EASM EOI. SALE Is rOMlLATAN COUNTY.

Z.
Cn,nn!s Sion-r under decree Of the Circuit Cour
"a or rowhatun county nm authorized 20 offer at prl.
public sale The FARM now owned aad resided upon
by Rob-: X pcm5-rnn. known Upper Maiden, Ad.
venu-r" about &. mics abure EchuonH, adjoining the
laca> Adventure Estate formerly owned by John Oil.
Rr c"t The tract contains ahou; 80 acres, Of which
L.. valuable James Eiver bottom land, the reCaindcg
high land Of Il Of superior quality aud all yielding
readily Improvement, with wood land suGc en for the
p..c. The improvements are dwelling nearly and
most the usual ou,bud!nEs. Is OF the most ue.
sirane Farms in market In this section-as regards soil,
ne!.hboraod und convenience to market Will, churches
nl!s and post office within short DISTANCES.
Full description will be given on application and pur.
chasers are Invited visit Eud examine the premises !!
no; aoonrr Iisposrd or the Farm will be offered nj public
sale the premises. THURSDAY, he i dar Of An
su-'. N;n. ,
Tsg.--Cas, expenses rc.ualainS payment Mt l,
and wears bops hr4rn: interest from date, With sat.
sae.ory security and title retained until full payment is
...de JNO. f. LAY, Conner
AA,rcss Subjects +. ~. poNlatan. Va May 2+-ctd
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a. ust-.ssned AozSr IL rigGiS.A, Ter the above Ee!
,.e~a Establishment, ynpp!y the rar with sr"rr de-
-; 30 NJ
PRINTING PRESSES, TTrHS. CASES. g..
Us, -. most l;sra. terms Having printed tic "k2r
Az: 2 scn for upwards Of zen wears with type aHd
H:.'cr:Is purchased froTa Mcssr. iiAGAH Co, an
gc,! 10 rrron,p-nd materials their establishment:
:, ;,p---,-nSe others. .
,-.-i ::o2ss Will - furnished IN he trade, and such
.,..- a. nsay b. selected will fe :urwarfd with dcS-
rhr. wv. Il. ALLEuRln
spr.5 'Engurer' Office, Richmond, Va.
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A5lIFcst SUuIrI! T. N.' FV"IIut'II. ~. HIN! -'-S
-, .,.s,s,, - n - s:SI N EN CES IfI1ss Gss NJ

~
ON THE MOST ELEVATED POINT IN THE BEAUTI.
W rCL TOWN or wARRENT0N, TIE COUNTY SEAT
OF FAEol-lER VA, 4 GOTHIC COTTAGE OF EIGHT
ROOMS FOUR on y FL0UR.-This house is new, having
been built within she las: five years OF the best materials
in the substantial manner. IL IA r:plete with every
convenience: the grounds comprising eight acres are dir
did into lawn filed with abundance Of shade aud fru
trees; very productive en well stocked With frnit
while III. remainder Of he Land Is well ss! with grass for
own: and paslu.cUth large and never failing Spring
good and snft The ouibuildnss consisting Of
Servants House aud k,chcn Meat House, Wood House.
Prry, Stable and Carriage House. also new and built
in . best muEncr OF corresponding architecture the
dwelling There is, Immediately along side the house,
large Ci>ern capable Of containing no barrels Of water
supplied with Forcepump o. such power as TO throw the
water the house.
The salubr;y this situation Is preeuncn,, standing
In lis ur:hbcrhood IA entirely exempt .rnm al
Of sickness The riew. from this house are
extensive and beautiful Ia every direction The Blue
Eiig- for many miles Is in sishtthe society Of the town
and neghboi hood Is o! all denomi.
oatiURs and good Schools both sexes with daily COM
.uuncaon With Alexandria and the North the hand,
aud with Richmond and the entire South and Southwest
the other hy Of Railroad. II offers to the gentle
man Of leisure the professional man, desirable
residence. To the planter from the South looking 10
bou. for the summer with all IN" advantages OF amoun-
tain c!rasc With freedom fror. SCI and the pleasures
0! cultivated society II has uneSampe1 attractions. II
Is unnecessary enlarge the advantages Of this resi-
d-ncc for l. presumed that any seeking such home,
lure no., OF Which is new, and all good, will also be dis
posn Gar ."r,SS, which S - made accommodating,
app,y 70 VA. y. HlSPlIAM,
April 20 c:,n Warr.nion, fauquer county, Va.
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ISnAM KEITH. JOHN \. CilL;pH.
KEITH i CH IL ON.
WATERLOO, FAUoCIER COUNTY VIRGINIA.
MANUFACTURERS OF HEAVY SSoL-
w ~ GOODS. NEGRO BLANKETS, STOCKING YARN,
an IISSEYS. for negro March S-cly
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i. c. =. sSOXS,
ATTORNEY AND COCNSELLQi: AT Law,
aIT a..end 10 any business entrusted to him In tie
VI Courts Of Buckingham aad adiacrnt counties.
,Ii-.,.--YrckinrhauC Conrt.:io April 94-c;f
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.
Essex Co., Va
FL. CApESGS & CO.,
s,FCCE9S ASD COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
TX 81 s:olyIy,H wharf, Baltimore.
T. J. CsF7cs Is The Jciive rnc:rbr: ct. the GrI;.
ai-ctia
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4 ,."na:. BIxEioALE, y. NJ. BARKsDALk,
Lat. o; Charlotte. OF Elebport.
Q. H. BA.kspGLr, late or FarIaTillc.
fsAEfKSTALE 81 BROTHERS.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, RICHMOND, VA.
OFFICE SCAR SHocEaS WAEsaorsE.
T :ETGAL ADVANCES made 90 CnrsiGnmen;S In hand.
IL Jan. 5-cts
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to EDITORS AND PRINTERS!

gG bscribcrs ask attention their stock Of PRINT
I !SG TYPES, ORNAMENTS. BORDERS, PRESSES, &c.
Large supply Of which they keep constantly On hand At
,.e. type Sild Stereotype Foundry,
20. IS. Gold SiEeCl. New IOrka
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and there are thousands OF them in the church who
when they see poor ragged boy in the streets woli
give him cent TO bis life, shall 20 down TO make
fuel for hell fire. That's what 1t means The publicans
considered the worst Of hell, but wha,
much better was the publican than the pulled no Pnasee
In the temple But Christ not only 70 publicans,
but, thank God, 70 those whom the world calls the
worst OF women. You remember that woman mentioned
In this good old book, who 70 Christ while he
meat In Pharsees house, and anointed and kissed his
feet Then the old Pharsee TO try 70 detract
from the womans conduct by narratng her past e He
was type OF some men in the church nov. say il,
and you may write IL upon the heavens and light
cause Of 20 much crime in our city When a
thief becomes penitent we are always really
to bring up his past life. God forgive for uncharI
nolenees Ny friends, have not asked you here 10
backguard you to send you 10 hell but to encourage
you In conclusion, is any saying "God be mercifa TO
me snnerp' o. remember that Christ came not to the
righteous but to sinners. None are precuded from his
grace "Whosoever will may drink OF the water OF life
Freely" There lives not man In this world for whom
break. Is there any here ready, IKE this
hagdalen to bow down Christ and kiss 6os feet which
happy, my child is full Of danger jealousy, care aud
Garm When the revel is past, when midnight gone,
when you e upon your couch alone and when you think
whom perhaps you promised to meet In heaven,
don't you then wish that you Christian? But what
delays you? You answer "what would become OF meS'
1od says that your bread and water shall be If
your relatives shut the door In your face God will raise
mothers, fathers brothers and sisters for you in the
no WIZ iocob tno ravens ana CLONES the lilies
Will provide for you O, II never meet you again
earth, may meet you In heaven thank you for the
good order which have observed ia large Assem-.
bsge, and never your faces again remember that
the heart Of one minister feels for you his eyes
weep for you May God bless you all and bless his
to night
After the singing Of the hymn entitled "Rock of Ages
the congregation quietly dispersed Te disinterested
observer 1t was amusing to notice the which the
gentlemen took Of their pockets while the audience was
passing OUT each suspecting his neghbor In the jam
be one OF the thcves and also the spirit with which
the ladies resented too prolonged STARE fearful they
should be mistaken for one OF the "harlots.n
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wilMamsburg Intelligence.

FIRE AT GRxExPorr-Abo ono O'Clock yesterday
morning. the two story frame building belonging 70 j.
onsons shp yard located at the corner OF Warrington
and Milton streets, was discovered 70 bo on nro. Tho
alarm was given At once, and Engine Company No. IL,
and hose Company No. on the spot prcmpy, bus
the flames gained the ascendancy and before the fire was
subdued the two story frame house and lofS and she
about 100 fee. long, demoahed The she'd and of
are 400 feet long and the whole extent would have been
destroyed but for the efficiency OF the rsmen who cut
them clean through where the flames stopped The build
ing where the fire originated used oakum shop,
and the o for moulds No portion Of the premises has
been In for several months, and ID supposed that
the fire must have been the work Of ncendiary The
loss Ia estimated at 81 900; no insurance
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The Directing Senate Of 8. Petersburg has puolsned
the following decision, sanctioned by the EMPEROR
sroreign females who marry Russian subjects become
from that fact Russian subjects although tney have not
husbapos they may, II they with, their former
uaiionAhy in the order prescribed by the civil CODE and
without being compelled 70 pay the tax for three years as
set forth by that code"
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Jersov Citv Intelligencc.

JAcxALow PREPARING TO Dm.-rhe Chinamsn ID nos
allowed 70 be seen by visitors at present He under the
impression that preparaous being made 70 haag him,
and in prospect Of his death his spirits much de-
pressed Yesterday he appeared to be much perturced
ana asked the attending officer 10 read pornon OF tne
bible for him, which having been done he seemed c0nsi
deYsbly relieved.
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ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
-~-~~-~~->~~~-~~~~
THE SAVOY QUESTION.
Protest Of Switzerland Against
Annexation.
settlement Of the Question Between
Piedmont and France.
Another Circular Letter from the
Pope,
&c, &c., Ae.
&es,

The steamshp Bavaria, which left Hamburg On the
18th, and Southampton the 18th ult, arrived al this
port last evening
We have received from correspondent at South.
ampton copy OF the London Observer Of Sunday, the
18th, which contains the latest Nc Ss
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Lord and therefore he happy whether poor or rfcn
bond or free. But how different s the case with you!
You know no time when the officers Of the law may not
come take you before the COURTS and thence TO Sing
Sing And II the thief s In danger, how much more the
burglar who liable 70 be sent 70 hell while engaged IN
his awful work, by means OF lead or STEEL But you are
exposed only TO the terrors Of the law civil, but to
those Of the law Of God How great your danger, then
One taste Of heaven will repay you for all your suf
ferpgs for Christ here, and one experience Of hell
will make you wish you had given up all for God.
But how shall you change your condition. aoO At the
man He came 10 hh situation by degrees BE began
with sins OF the heart Then he used unresraIned Ian
guage "Faher, mother, II you rebuke me in that way
shal leave the house" Then enBued youthful ndiscre
toDs; then Gin; then plunge after plunge into crime,
until he hangs upon the Having looked at his
Me-and is it not like many Of yeursslet US look at his
any Of you, but he Acknowledges his sin,
is indeed true repentance. We, indeed,
do Not to read out Of prayer books but to experience
real hearty self condemnation. The thief In his CELL the
murderer on the galows plead some extcnuang points Of
then consider his faith. giant stretch Of faith
thus to take hold Christ without any aid support,
and In spite Of great obstacles. 1t surpassed the
who brought their babes 70 Christ for the apostles
saw the Saviour, and the mothers knew his great
repentance, but at . time when the apostles NED,
suspense, and devils howled in jubilee the thief, with
the greatest faith exhibited in the world took hold
on Christ But isn't it wrong 10 say his Nay not men
am speak word as nnd it, and Pm not responsi.
BILE for bad uses to which they NAV put It But any lee
disposed 70 assume license TO do wrong from wnas
factorthat hardened inief-wbo hung upon the third
cross No. Imenon this hcense, but TO encourage
my poor brothers and sisters bere And nov Tor the en-
and he harots 70 ioo the Kingdom Of God before you
What does this mean9 amply thai any Of these poor
shall be saved when nacaaazased old hypccr'Ns-
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ARsiVALS,
rrth9 1850 Otto Wok. Arnold Marcus,
II tff scher Setord
d spnery-Nrs A williams, Mr.
ara at fdrfvs and daughter, A An
drer Blake, Jr A Blunt, II
Roger Il. a. - y91 = Erown, d 3 3ookgtaver,
4 n Te.t NJ 30 .,o- ~afr,ar, eaml Cooke, r z
ders, urio1ica. p 49, - NN@rpcn9er, II Hoxlcy y
Prenuc. nd 3 if ~ ,H4o
p,ru~o., a.. e,...n l1rrea'1eu W 3 Greenfield
NJ nsrtn. NJ q y5,,ss,, Sa.weN, " Dtcl ineop,
3 r,sss ,a.-ss -."t ~ f>se 0hrs For and adv
Capt Oliver Paa SAs sre sNaAN ~ 'h NSoos sne ~,
L botao, OlaSkt sad 3 q 80 psN ~
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THE CAMPAIGN m CONNECTICUT.
Tnc ststc ncetisn To-Day-Tho Candidates
y Tho FicId-The Vste ef Last
Interesting Letters from
eur Correspondents,
&e., &c. &e.,

Today The annual election for the choice OF State and
eounty sniosrs win take place in Connecticut It h need
ss 70 say that the campaign has been the most exciting
me that took place. and that the State has been
thorough secured from centre TO confines by democratic
and republican stump orators and money lenders the
people have not become dsgusted with the movements
and workings Of politicians by this time and do not
jce over the fact that the closing Of the contest
win be presented TO day. we shall pronounce them i'm
preEnable against political bombardment Tho candidates
for State officers are
Democratic. Republican,
eoverner. T. a. Seymour. "A. Buckingham.
Lieut. GoyeInor James ! Ensish. yuiu. ghu u Caalin'
Heasurer ...T II. G. Kingsbury. Lucius j. Hendee.
Comptroller. $50. Horace Tsyior VIM a. Buell.
The candidates Of the republican party are the pre-
ssns nsambsnss The vote last year for Governor WAS
- follows
Rspubhsan. 40,2s9
Republican majority. 1870
he next Legislature, the members Of which are 70 be
sleced to-day, win choose SUCCESSOR to Hon. lafayette
EOser whoss term in the United States Senate expires
On The An Of March next
Our Da arten Corrcsp0ndence.
DAnM, Conn, March 80, 1850.
Democratic AediRg in Darien.
hrge and enthusiastic meeting Of the democracy Of
nn sown was ne,d a. i,scns hAn on FRIDAY nlsn. me
hall was crowded. and the speeches delivered on tins oc
cason by James a. Hoyt and Judge j. a. Olmstead were
s,ulv national democratic.
"H'y n-s %
We subjon riefabaFacs OF one OF the speecnes' ID
mat Of Mr.. Hoyt. He said that aftsr speaking for
h... cor..uva r,oh.. ba fall m hrgbt a. he ought
ce.e. o'..~.o $50 .',-S
under me circumstances nao aiwsys oeen peasuro
10 him to address democratic audience; and he be-
,a .n.. .h r,.v os ths ,eon,a ou,d canse unity of
n0so1 N'as sa0 aA'S :" o pt' -"
action and that Pc should be the motto OF sno demo
cratic partv He Also believed that the doctrine of popu
~ .ors-.s,.v !. r,ht and ust ana that thew shou,d
~ boveroenT nxnt snu Juss snu ss os .".
y sv nS M = ,hs Ss,s and thss "a Connectcu
p.ry ...; :no nou ~. ~ ,o..S al ;r..~.si
gooay numpor psDuv caazsns EoPss ~ n.eSrE 80.
Pan Oh oas Psly' .nI ;ns. ., 49,
~ tnG osmpcgn ~ Aoo0 nsa ~ ss p pssc.nx - tS..
o0CLMo - ~ asS, upoa srS ~. ,chs
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02
AFFAIRS IN NAPLES.

NAPLES (va Genoa), March IA, 1860.
Six Neapoans have been sent into exile other Neaps
tans have been informed that they may remain 1t Ma
PIES The Court Of Vienna has dapproved os TIE severe
measures which were intended. An Austsan esnsra has
arrived at Naples. The Ambassadors Of ~ western
Powers have given advice 70 the King