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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-16
00,092

2,l7l,tjg bushels 1885,, go bushels.
Showing that rnc,ecrrtwen.lrttis OF all the
wheat ,ccciyci'in i;,;:lt,nund was ground by lis
mills. The wheat ~hich was exported was ot u
Quality too inferior for the Richmond mills
lnc Richmond mills have capacity to grind
a, !,as, one iuu7;h more than was ground III
1859. The average price Of wheat in Rich
luond for the year rnGins July !>t, lso9, waS
81 4S; in New Yrrk for Southern wheat, for
same time, the average price was 81 "A. D'lcr.
ence in favor of Richmond. .......4 CENTS
Ad.; freight to New York. :e.........f: c2n:s
Which makes difference o.. ..l0s cents
in favor of Richmond as wheat market. over
New York, and therefore by consequence kI:n-
n,on;, ra, ;hc best market III the United States
for the year 1859.
The doubic advantage Of fichmono as =
market for whea. is that the mills ii it;ch-
n,und require from Two 10 thTee ih'liioh' u
,.,,>hc!s anrnally, and that exports are tIa'c'
...,s:wiSe ami foreign, III as low re'shts rs from
any other city on the Atlantic.
In o,r next number We will give the prices
III the two markets respectively on the lSt anu
10Th OF each month during the year.
The aggregate value OF the -four nanu'ae.
ureti in Richmond is ttrgsr than aN any 0'"e'
.ity Or plaes in the United States
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---.-.-, ,,rruSu.k OF VIRGINIA.

.~r,S ~ vim. ,,r,: .ctes-! .'y The Executive
u" ASK whr ~, coila Il ia the j al VI:
a. ,,,u,y. el,.t.e "i::' '- cii'"e burg ary
..' u. i, No. g,,,u i, arc ,reiore do here
,rr..rI"f u>k ll,Hn.Ar pI'L,k TO n"y per'oh
- ,r,,. The / LAWSON and HeilT'r hi'h I" the
80 ,,,. AMI v MOREOVER require all liisrrs
.' N INV ..I cIyi, und rIh AIRY, nj Request the
., % l,- ;hsir oe'; eS'rl'ons 20 procure hls
|, e ,rm uuler ~ hast a Governor and under
IN. les. sea! Of :ae Communicable at kieh-
nd ;,s ..rr.:I Isy II Mar h. 1860
~" ''' JulS LErCTEE
c,r.-oo-: .::,s7z T. MrSFvho, secretary OF :he
c,a .nIs SsNh -. 49,, y. -, ri. .n,,
M IT, l.h nr".u hair. Il, ''ru:e' ":'" np"H. - Years
-. ,s hA. VI; srayi,h rvAI aud s!puea Lat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-16
$50 fstt:. .s:

VpCS sway from rihrr. ia il lu.r pnrt OF
knD January, u,t Negro JbiIS. J"!n To!na.
u wear, Old very ltun nr! :,-'h. JIr about i've IT,
tx inches hrigS. The sail i-:r rre.! hy J"rdaLi
Elicit ~ ,ip!nh COUNTY. 1ni -l - Mrs.rs J'rr
Slater when IL u!l iiI,y y hiI IL De-.
CHARLES J. oliver oi Cam, hell ,"Erry. 81 Dr. U'rrth
sale 1859 they r! !I, and item pur
r;,u .eL him al,uut the mi,!,:- q iHi:ary, l.Gi.
The above reward t:se from Hl' "cr rapen>r>l Will he
paid for hi. eirc. ~ % r"n".!. .'inrla cnu'y,
ur n,.. ru, I. tnuri ii"Is. ~ free ru i'll other
expri.rs lr l.derd ia uns ii in Virginia thai 'an
Ieunrer Inn. - . ~
Ert. -rif .it.r ik-''S ~ Ii'N.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-16
The Richmond Enquirer.
,.,,slrp uA.Lr, skNl.wkkkLr AM wEsKLS aI
>. ,.'y,rr ,Trc TIE pUNNAvANT, TYLER WISE
TEI, y, s.:

pu.r pss ,eren S"rs ts sruu'a rri.s II than sns
s.; S"r tie Sn,,,,,. uayarle u, advance For the
!'l'r' ' .,r ia t.,e, for 81" ~ he r"" III.
1>s, -, r. n.us- Which, s::e', i'a',as viii sr =, the
a. ..' N ii, t,sy ,al,; Ne "eJ>;-rs''' OF ''S N''
:, - i.c writers i, =, ,,. ,ly Sr..-WrrEly,
S;r snguirs- literal terms s,rsr 1. published
ne i:;ess ~ r>uc A"yS.1IsS >I, = i~say thou.
,es. M'"; the A,'s n.es:s =; = es per line.
49, - G IN I.s 10 n. oa,v may "= !]tn'f ] - H., ,isS -
Al rII' ID * uo.,s j |ty";'r - '"s 10" '''
|, . I V;rs> ,, Tributes Of He.reci. exceeding
- ~" oi"s"'.. o.,'.r..o irr a, AL. crtiseme','.
t n hnf ,n .i>taats ati"n'l'Ns" W''s aie AIT
,,y or ,;i.laci"-, references. 20 "s"'e
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ef m T.Ig GOVERNOR OF y,RGlSIA.


,x-nru.rI,\ n .i.>ins ux,n RECEIVED 10y the Executive,
J..,N UNU> escaped ir"tu the jail "i ;he cuaniS
,r un the hight Ui the I'D mat. he hsf'h; oeeh
,s, fri, Hn.~e- c!tsrgs ut burSi"rs an 'n"'
,,y .n,.. 4. t1r;r: therefore | d hefchy "oera G.
.s;, =, !I,r. ,n sGy person who -l'aii arrest ihe
t :,s. .u .!-.iv,r hni int" the 'li I" Sri'i county
: - ..,i.u: aui Il, m'rvorer require All "ueer'" u"
.,,;,, -i,Il aT'i iinary. Ant Request The Peo'
lIy =, "a :eIr irss cN"rtious 20 PROCURE Ills ~
:. Ann; hz u., nr hI"cxi" /" Justice.
,e, 4:.rr Iry h,h rs u'Vein"r, aon un'es ,he Less
~ ;,,r vuapawv.th, st nich:l"i'l, this Ia
- r..-,,,y .,Ju JOHN LhTcAEs
3 .'e u'E-I""t - ,~u.,,-.,,
NJ, * ac>rasr, secretary q the commonwealth
I,i> Ia'\D>. lI> JOHN P'"'s, i "'''n' NN .e' .r
b.. ,t,r. ,.l, uirr the ry's "iid an aui''ius
liz h.. r:': harr w.sis n91-' '"o iu:,'rc P''e's
'..N - ''' Re
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-16

y LADY Brk.r-A distressing accident oc.
CURED ut Orange Court llousr, Va, Oh Friday
nIsht, which Ill probably result ia the death
q: the wi': Of Mr.. George Cullen, Jr., of that
place. Her cl"'hng l. OK tire, and beGne
assistance could reach hcr she WAS 50 drcad,iI]Iv
L'ITncI as 10 irdrr her recovery very doubt.
FIJI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-16

srrhGroS RcTuDlA7Eu. Il he Superintendent.
at B'pil>t CoIr"ilasc III Virginia has instruct
rl me E"'k agent vl the Sunday School and
Publication Bu'rd Cr. j Stake. Of Richmond)
10 send back all the copies Of Spurseo..'s ser.
mons ordered !or their co!portrur<, and uow on
hand
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-16

Mr.. Richard j. B4oun;, nf Richmond. Ia.
Committed suicide Friday night Cause, tnaE.
cIsi difficulties
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-16
tit.,S;; E.A =. S.te Asl1
~ Clk,NCE U.is 1paY,iCrAAS..

N1r CIV "f r'!ns M-si. ;,uT oder {" dispose "f
W my properly wl'ci c"I-r-is slTs- am: 10: IN
the ioEu oi Md rir"oS Augusta nniy. Virginia. The
lluu.r - in GOOD repair ltge ai cuhu!". and VII
oInni"iar any u'iuH% family III r. IS also Innh
stahe, Hn sace!v; ''r"aarS. nrceasnry our hus'
ings. 80. al The b. rar"rs the State his pr".
prfr Hes about the cvItrr II b. town. n Is IN fact, the
most r~s!ra''e r! C"n"r'ri" 81 ia the place. Hc-
siaes, this most Hcc..:;,i n q" ruiry, and II.
fact, very tr-iiGir l,.r Ply .iau. 70
Phys slcan wishing 20 lir"h - n,ii snIry sky that It Is
OF the brsi knr4 -! a. all - this property
|, attached M. "sc" lag an ruurny. hxprctng TO
leave for the West ia vs'y chart early applications
Ar- desired. Address j I. tEDS>, NJ IT,.
Ert 2S-ril Min.lcI.r...s. A:rn.;i q, Va.
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'--~N~~I
wheat.

wheat.
The receipts Of wheat at Richmond by rail-
rosJis. canal end river !or the years ending sew
orally on July lst,
1858 and 1859.
2,n75,y2S bushels. l,y1', lG9 tu4hcs.
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Total receipts in Richmond. -. >,

Total receipts in Richmond. ........ ii, ,444
Besides the receipts in hogsheads, there were
received at the warehouses in Richmend in
| 1859. 4.4ls, GA pounds loose tobacco 1t will
be seen by the above that tie inspections in
Richmond were one hundred and fifty per cent
more than in MI the other inspection towns of
Virginia; and that one fifth Of the tobacco in
spected in The other inspection towns is brought
TO Richmond for sale Richmond is the larges!
and best market in tue United States for
:otacco. 1t has the advantage pa very large
home demand for manufactured tobacco, as
we'll as large foreign and coastwise demand.
There have been foc many YEARS iast resident
agents in Richmond for the various foreign
countries to which shipments are made
The receipts iato Richmond in 1859, were
disposed Of as follows:
F.'reigu experts. .........lo o,u4 hho''
CuaStwlSc cxpurl'. ....... o,9o9
Home manufacture, besides the
!uuse 10! acco,.... 24''dl
4I,4i4
The above statements of receipts and ship.
mrnts include STEMS.
The foreign exports abroad, named, were to
Bordeaux, Bremen. Bristol, Gcnns, Gibraltar,
Glasgow, EIavrc. Liverpool, London. Marsciiies,
Rotterdam and Venice.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-16
J. .nht.iLL,

aITOHNEY y + LAW.
1a,s ..::. g.sri Y%t". k,y ~i >S"''' SfHt S"se',
PsG.tirtptif.
|eITtLL 4en 20 COLLECTIONS aai al >:s' business IN Tile
" l...- VI hI, prpfr',iou.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-16
LaIer from lIarIcn L.

Nsw 0EtzAS-. Ha ch i;h.-rtr ,t-am, II, Ir;,,,, l..
arrived biy ns dates fr";n rrAzos ~ Isrh Instant O.
ttns* I'd. gone t h- Interior fr the purpo,, f
a"' " au Foti h'ranUn. II u Reported that Ns
aar:. has aSAin proh-uncsd AVG. .. Sa:a A: =; d.
Cap"l; T's nr'Isoasd End .csp-d % pu biz. liz q.
d. again froaounc- In favor Of $ant4 Anuu
tsscoso DHs'TcHI
.hs".Es1os' March 1.-THE Mercury Nar.ns CORES.
poHtht gays mat Vera Cruz dates 10 the Tth slant
nar m nsen received Aramon only few mi "a bu,
the city. ~ w aug ~ ~'S-s.
Is reported tha; Lord John Russell had proposed to
se eonehoing parties In Mexico a,mscs OF sxy,rL
ATu."s, 70 enable Congress TO arrange sealrs.
Ios Gapsain General OF CuLa, g /, reported hai .so-
dsFsd hS rssisaa;.en - " W."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-16
Tobacco in Virginia.

The loose tobacco brought to the inspection
by county factories, is rarlously estimated at
from 10, ,UOD TO 81, 900 hogshcads.
Tobacco .n virginiu-ls5o.~
Inspected in Richmond as above, :. Al ,T97
Received tobacco inspected in other in
sp.c,ion towns. .............. 5,647
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-16

III Z
WILL make his st s-,'' Ii in 'ir.h'a on We.
w La,;l- Hi farm, lli,enIHIc rnG'i, ga thr
,cru. q. h-t rinf- 50. for the seasu:'. 10 ZSZA
.. i,,I a; ,. line ~ re yi:-. When .
,wI, Tor insurance. m w!i' 'n ~ Ir i'd i""L ~
nr the ,i"ss 81 tic i"r-- "nd ''.r fe "%''hs
~ when .s iac !. t,crlt Ir 10 he la 'a "rn"ih' l-r
P"u- ,g per "r-. ami trnin rhen ura're0 ~
ret th"..IVoI rr,. Mr.. Kiv!s hAS:Gg made arrange
i:u,, ter s.rriiny III, wci;Sr"3n :isihp l" hrhs"y
alter th- -S'nts, i- isFsn"- "esi "u
II r.iy f,ria ..r x,rt do e lrH: Il t'e pieSeit
bi'l'"r;u'.nS. E L. tsti.BEkT Agent,
Marri, So iigkycy Cri.laf u q.
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JOHNSON L. PIG:II.

7
,:s,Nr SCI. I:NI sJEkuE ~~ELEJcSG,)
RICHMOND, VA.
tNd ;Se sale ~ TuSicga. Wheat. tcTT Nad country Psn-
n.,e scmrr.Iy, rc;ura ''r!r s!cerr ihah.s Their
.., nr The yer, Lcr pai'"na:: hrr-i"l"rr -Ntrndrd
lrri 4;i r-k c".nuInce shi increase u The siie
~ r>t ,r uu'its le Ier.Uua .,ttrn
Ia 20 ai c"u.: sGIre ~, co.ni.irl 10 iivIn.
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~; St' g..

I'll: nnt'fi:n"d, ENrtn'. "f Airs. r's thch hins
WIZ -ei! lay Hii!c aucnp. kint Will m Courthouse
"h A'N"aI. i 2Hh lay q" March TINT hrn2 COURT
lay i:'!'i az AEGrGEs, rnns,l OF Il w"ran and
h'e c'"''r. Hrt "\i. N,N These Slaves AL r"laa'
NE ana ":i T 40 MH. u, Ia facilitate division siIVnR
the Il saers Il: .,c nor,at.i.
i'lhC X. EDWARDS. rx,or,
l-c.t.~
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br::-,r>n GEORGE r. ROGERS
Three IsuHDfE:f DoLLAKS IsE-

'A"EE HUNDRED DOLLARS HE-
~, NtNO.
'"""i iron 'ie -Ih.crl.rr on the I:h day o! cSS
-, - !'.' c"'perc"i"r-d negro man. by the w
.1s 81 ''o" 'utise,,.ay. year, old five feet 81
o .e" '':hri msh. s"i!!,!us about one hun S9
"' 'siy-a'r l"'Gmi. ii. hs, over the ret Iuu ui
H. va, '" sh: :o!'r-'' srar Caused by blistrr.
e'e'. "''H ~xii !ora,si, c,u re a., u,Id write bob
10 VI stats last spfins t., v,ou L WIFI ,tus
~ >'""'' N"'' l"'"t"r. r"y I.ur,hLseh him Ui
f- "'v' ''tc'un'y Sorih AZ. its, Witnessed
-, "s" "'n ws,. lie .-ul that il WAS hi
90 80 '"r:s E'er, Nrsini. h.r, M, IL, z
",' W, W. N'' on" Il: riShl n,,"- az h, .r,.:.,
wr,,r. D",t rr'tTi s /, del. rrsd 10 mt nj
ot-s a., ',ur county. "tors;t. or w.u,y ou- hun.
81, % ma, :taA w,i ,iT,' IN ,..., ."ns sale
Jan l!-c.a -. "ii..IaM REID.
- W.. Pu:.,t Gru:uia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-16

sTa1f or Or. Errc-rrTs 7,krN:s-.
4, COLUMBUS, March ;, Ito
Il. JtJs-oI. Esq Ci,v, innn:
hI'r ettliG ;iIs r-lui.iuus .rhc cn=erunr of yry
.h1 'hsif atSJnpaus is ru..is the rA'r.,! "a at
o%s" iT9wn riL FraTcIr ram, whn gu ,rlIvv, ur
Oh ne o in't aud ave trSit.d iIIu- -re - t
vsrr.ui. nsird fv-. 1h- r-n.n,- I.- nj. .u, .l, ,
e'i2u-'I!c";t :";!c -cr .Ir,"r "t rir, !ni.
Rr,prtiiu
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J. VI iGii.t..
Il IT L.IWD.
Louis \. BUCKINGHAM,

ATTOfNsi AND CuCNS SELLUf AT LAW,
HirI>NILIh, cAEk"iL IL .rt.,
4 TriNhS r-sul.rIy the C"uu'y arl CircG! Courts Of
y t-rrp W,:!- Flo, j. rua>ki snd ADJOINING c"ui.;ie,
II. crnu- cu:irc inc a: u: i"r N"rt'leru
=r sn,t, all hU iuay have iG-lirss III Car
- III I,..,. rnur,.... lrc oi-r..l
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1ilbnlun0 EnQuirGr.

~ nITcuik, DUSNArASr, TYLER 4 WISE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-16
tLlr mnCk rEMiLE sEMINNIsI.
LfNSIIl sSaSI'raeS

Z -
y" P'rar@s III Sc justly ceirhraieti ny STERS, for
'.lat'! All general .pur,.,ou throu .houi the
-ir,iS 'sopr, ;ui.y solicit "rdr.s Tor the article.
- e y, ~ in Theoretically sealed cams, fresh
~. " -:TtHnri Iu Keep Ia any cl!Lna rs long MS the
i' -ahv.ru. They are taken from uy own cvrrs Oh
e. "'!. AMI, ihrref-re, genuine.
'''r' r'"u!iy executed, from any part OF the
IA! as'' ,h= Lrsdon Bridge Post-otce Princess
a. amy. vir.i:n.
W. !.-sw.,a GEORGE r RnGERS.
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i.'"H">Hn >. N as 4 -,

INr,.-- NTIUtNEY At LAW.
t'' ~ ~" C"ui,s Of the city "f Eich;u"ni, and
ff a''r' q! h"ar.cr. Hanover and Caronne.
"'s' N";'ty Punlia AMI Commissioner OF the Cn,rG
- Ia ! - C!.m..
l.: "'aef' 'r i.-.wern IIr. chas,ain white and him
,' "' 'eh. lis r:icr is on 18th street. just
'e''i"r - cy
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rE\iTMNTINIiYO or VllkGINIA.

PENiTENTINK4 OF z VEEkKsINEN.
.ACFAGrt Kill al thin .ir>tiiG.iou, ai! sold ste tno
W .,th- Agents Store, No. q! trnri I;rrct i'r i"""liF
i:'t'., \: r-''ucrl prices, ;a-wi';
boot shoes 4.l l:r"Su.s
Nni,c!.. Liii,tr', y aT,:,' shoe,
Was"i, AMI Carr Harness 81 crr.S arscEip:;n=
Machine h:.:,i> Leather in.-
Wagons. Carts,
prny- nnI Hhe-ibarru~s.
War.Irv,rs, SafeS
striped A;id Plaid Cotton.
Mercy, aud Lir>ey. for plantation rsn6S
H...Iy mad- clnfhry for Ser ants
Mo-: Of shove article, hand ard for aa.e, Wi
mad. repaired other job work os order,
nrce for ch. or to punctuai customer, only,
,.yr; tia-.
rfcrs fTo NJ country, with satisfactory references,
cronIhh s,,-,i-d H.. Adslress r. VI. StMMU,
tu;y i--..tf AGENT AlL Stvrrkreprr Va PrEiirn,I9ry
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iIkiINIi >Io. a; tt.kIl>t.A IOt rs.
VIH GINA STOVES.!.
2CuiuNO SruNr. Nui.ks- ESrAuLlS:iI y IN lSJl

/ y
ViI GINA OVES!!.
s:CuiUNO SruNr MUT;ks- kSTAnLiS.iID IN lSIl.
ASA SNYDER
lIhNrFtCTC"ES ~ this e. -hrat-l Southern Stove
VI f..uIry .'ler B"N. r,l"r an'l S"E,ns stoves,
80. le,rahle style. AND OF sul, rir working quail.
r.. lot Air furn t>c- frunis uni G.a,rs. lull"w
"- I'D ."i-, SINKS, Sc &c aud tn'rt descriptions el
~ N+tlr r.! sIii ,'rusuirIlt'tt tHs'in :.
fn- rrnr:nr /. convinced III sutirten: appTsci.irc
2r"!, ;"ai. uw l.! hs ,r trEet who ~or!d pa. e
', {" -ci article, 10 ilsy hiin la the use - the 1r't
.. the -iupir. ,urt OF coup:;-ni E!c,hirr.
e -;trTLsu TIE Eluu,-r, employed ca cr>e stoves ARE
Shr htvr saruv,l t!a,ivs these works.
r-,- -" nave hveIi gradually rxinag firur Until they
rcrrie ttc ,u.t popular Of any ia Their sup.
.:r-.n aud sinlict! OF operation. peculiarly his ,hsn
Z :h- i-c uf servant
~ I';us Plates promptly Supplied
,ieni- t.r uxi"ut the South will aaG
|: - :nsir Interests 20 fvrn ard ;hrr orders 10
asa SNYDER, Hichncnd, Va.
E-;.i. Ia Richmond by Mrssrs. Z. u. YALE CO WM.
;:,G> WvJU. u. y y. BA3GAMlN, Jr., n1d WM.
!!JG y rGAsrLE Jan 9--eSal
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II. JOHNSON.
STATE OF orIo, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

SFHFE VF OEI'i lAtNl IN z DEFaKIHEaf, [
';uIuu,bus March 5, lso. I
To His ESce!iency. JoBS LETcHAH Governor OF rrgins
Sir have carefully examined the rrquis!,Ious VI uur
Excel rncy and their accompanying documents. tor the -x
Tradition Of owen Brown and Prnncis NerrIa charged as
being fugtivrs from the justice Virginia. and 4. now BIZ
Ing within this State, and saIlsHrd that 10 sutce c.,r
p oserd authorize isue either OF tn. w,rr,nt,
A,Hed for The lU this conc usion ar fills .-,
Srih 10 the copy of the opinion Of the Attorney u.nrr
VI ths state, I" wh'm submitted tho papers 10 The case
which have the honor " trsnsu, to yuu herewith.
ml!h ssatil=nts OF high RESPECT
Your obedri, servant
n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-05

Tile n. Y. Times, commenting on the recent
demonstration of The albany Erening Joarnat,
says:
Mr. Weed suggests such amendment of the Fugitive
Slave law shall impose upon county where fugitive slave
may be rescued the payment OF his Nauanda restoration Of
the Missouri Compromise. The s proposition viii with
more general favor than the While the great Of the
people Of the North perfectly conend with the Missouri
CompIome while suffered to stand very many Of them
win hesitate propose its esdopon II those by whom It
was abrogsed and who thus made Themselves responsible
present condition of the country, h present
the basis Of renewed peace believe it would be accepted
But have very serious doubts of their willingness to go
further
THAT this is a correct Interpretation of Mr..
Weeds proposal, we will not here disputes but
it is not the proposition which Off any will be
adopted BY Congress. Ii is not the mere resio-
ration but the extension of the Missouri line that
will be demanded and insisted on. The differ
ence is vital one, yet it is habitualy ignored.
A simple reGnactment Of the Missouri COmpro-.
mse-or so much of it as could be now enacted
without manifest absurdity-wOuld amount to
very little, and would satisfy nobody. What the
"Unon party of the South will doubtless insist
on is an extension Of that line clear across the
continent. One effect of this will be to secure
Arizona to the Slave Power; another to stimu-
late Fillibustering raids on Mexico and Central
America, with view to the expansion of the
area of Slavery. This is to overcome tempo.
Of strife and CONFUSION. Better " bear the evils
"that we have than a. to others so palpable,
50 formidable, and so iDTcterate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-05

In the Supreme Court this morning Attorney ten
eral Black delivered eulogy on the late asscciate
justice Daniel Chief Justice fancy made an apPropn-
ate response and ordered the proceedings OF The par
yesterday and those of to-day to be enleed on t'e
journal.
Tie President Message ia condemned by the ex-
treu,iets from both the North and the South, while
conservative members including those from the Dor
principles enunciated.
Among the arrivals tonight are the RepreTnatiyeS
Messrs. Crawford Of Georgia Reagan OF Texas, Ian
drum of Louisiana Barksdale Of Mississippi
Mr. Morris Of Illinois will tomorrow again endeavor
m introduce and obtain vote on bis union resolution,
read in the House to-day
Advance coTies of the Presidents Message were
sent ss far south as Charleston, 5. G..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-05

ing her across the Pacific, Lieutenant Brooke began
in July last 10 prepare his report. The rdian differ
ences between San Francisco, Honolulu, Guam, Hong
Kong. Loo-Chow aud Kanagawa, primary stations in
the survey have been determined with excellent re-
suits. Observations determining intermediate points,
reefs shoas and coast lines In process Of redue-
ton. The meteorological observations have been re-
The specimens obtained from depths of 1000 to ~ V
feet under examination by eminent microscopes,
with results of great interest. The plotting VI -"
work and the report upon the results, aIHanS
determinations Of final positions OF reefs shOaIs CIV
islands surveys Of portions of the coas. u oP;,
courses Of storms, and routes to De Preieri'" i''
to be completed -, uor;oo (,orrs ena
For the support Of the Navy and Marine CSrPs, Tno
for All other objects under the control OF tne navy De
a,v, Co. tTe fscal wear ending June 30 1888 the
prat,rss were $3.50 6S4 76, for the fiscal year
sns;ng lime 90 1859 $l46J9 267 l6 and for the u.s.
eel yesr ending June 30, 1860, sll, 6522 49, -.
Eor the fiscal year ending June 80, 1861, the esti-
,a,es were All GA s45 g. Congress having by the
sns ~ June 1860 increased the pay of the officers of
The Navy a further estimate was submitted TO meet
shs increase of ell $40 80 that the total estimate
sor 1851 was ali. 7l6755 95 The appropriations by
the naval appropriation act of June ~ 1860, were
$i0,400, 129 90.
Tbe estimates for the fiscal year ending june 30,
1852 are 81, 5l3, 904 Of; that is to cay,
For the Navy proper Io34Il Og
For the Mariue 6oI9.e Os
refer to the accompanying Reports of the Bureaux
for the condition Of the respective branches of the
vice committed to their particular charge.
nave 'O' ISAAC To1cY Secretary Of the Navy
Tvs PREsIpEST Of the United States.
For other Documents accompanying tie Prest-
II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-05

The following extract from speech of Mr.
Bingham of Ohio delivered in the House of Rep
resentatives last Winter, is not without its APP
plcatiOn at the present crisis:
Before you complain Of e. home aud seize nl hsug the
pirates who lowering around your shore. engaged In the
sayetradc You may jury win convict them Why
not Because the community sustain them in their uuholy
traffic and in violation Of the laws But n you really desired to
punish those men, you could easily devise the ways and means,
feathers other corrective that you sre in the habit Of
using would not advise these punishncns in Free State
they would not be pactcsb but in stc. where such things
in constant IL l. rather surprising person hes
not thought Of thus applying them Men who commit acts de-
cAred by the whole civilized world to be piracy you permit
escpe, while you say you viii hang the msu who cirea,es
Helpers book Before yon complain Of tho Free States arrest
aud punish the scounde who cruelty treated the rshm4n
ct Columbia South Carolina for ohcnse but saying that sav
cS detrimental TO ree labor Take from place and power
the whose hands and faces rocking smoking With the
blood Of people in Kansas aud put them DEATH Punish
The thousands Of others who have committed OF violence
aeainst FreeSate snd yet nnpped justice Ihce
things must you do before you complain Of us"
The Personal Liberty laws of the few North
en- States that have passed such have never had
a single practical application. So far az practi.
cal results are concerned, they are as if they did
not exist. But the Southern violations of Con.
stitutional rights have been both enormous, con-
slant aud practicm. What right, then, have they
70 dissolve the Unicah We tell them that before
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-05

The principal part of the sessions in both Houses
of Congress yesterday was occupied in hearing the
Presidents Message read. In the Senate, Mr.
Clingman of North Carolina INDUCED in strong
disunion speech, which was replied to III excellent
temper by Mr.. Crittenden of Kentucky. In the
House. on motion of Mr.. Boteier of Virginia, a
Special Committee was ordered on that part of
the Presidents Message which relates to the pres
emf state of feeling at the South.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-05

Are the public, and the parties specially inter
ested, aware that Mr. Cyrus II. Mccormick is
moving for the renewal of the patent for his
Mower and Reaper His petition for Such re-
newal is to be heard OF the Patent-Ofhce, IN
Washington, on the 28th of January next. OBJ
ections thereto must be filed in writing at the
Patent. Office at least twenty days before the
hearing.