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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-22

@4".- DfFIcg BOARD UsDEHwHIIKHS .
New Orleans Feb. II. 1860
p3y- The Insurance Companies comprfsin x
tha hoard Will close their offices The I'D inst Washnglol
BriDayl at y O'clock Policies expiring tst day
@fe22 1t JAMES II. WHEELER Sec,y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-22

q
~ active of the late have associated l1ense
together The Auction, Commission and brokerage
business under The style Of O. PITTS and RID
kER SMITH, successors j, A. Beard Co..
and Appraisers
Having possession Of nil the valuable records OF Beard a4
aud Of tile Re @ they prepared Sal
able information in Real Estate.
Thankful far the literal patronage heretofore extended They
respectfully solicit continuance OF the asor.
CHARLES PITTS.
GARDNER SMITH.
New tr1 AM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-20
Congress-.

The election of Speaker Of tho House of Repre-
entatyes seems to be farther Of than ever
they appear to have discontinued bailoting alto
gether. and to have fallen back upon long-wnded
speeches by way of filing up the time. We sup
pose they will do about rs little harm in this way
as in any other. To take ballots in tho present
temper Of the House, is merely waste of time
The Democracy could terminate the contest at any
moment by voting for Gilmer. who is Il Southern
man, and has eighty-si good and substantial rea
sons, in the shape Of that number of slaves for be-
ing true to his interests at least if not the in
terests Of the South--but then the Democracy
swear that they will never vote for Gilmcr, and so
the prospect of organization seems more femote
than ever. Very we'll. II the Black Republicans,
who are tho largest party, can stand it--and the
Democracy. who have m Administration TO pro-
vide for. can stand it too think quite likely
the Southern Opposition will be able to worry it
through with the toughest of them. The southern
Opposition have made every effort to organize the
House except by voting for Black Republican !;
and as they never intend to do that, it remains for
the Democracy alone to say when the House shall
be organized. The prospect at present, is cx.
ceedingly blue one.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-20
Tho Now York Herald.

Tho New York correspondent Of the Mobile
Register makes the following revelation. Speak
ing Of the Herald, he says:
Tho Herald has some very extraordinary men
engaged upon it, The principal editorial writer
is the celebrated Doctor Jones' who is the real au
thor Of the " Impending Crisis of The South" by
Hell per. That book WAS compiled by Doctor
Jones in the Herald office. from facts and state.
ments that have been attosted by Mr.. Bennett.
Help may have assisted the Doctor. As proof
OF this let me call your attention to the fact that
nothing OF any consequence WAS said about the
book until u few days before the meeting of Cou-
gross; then the Herald opened upon it. ropublisl-
ing extracts aud abusing it edtorially, day after
day, until members Of Congress engaged in the
discussion. and the fortunes of Doctor JONES' Hell.
per and Buriek, the publisher are secured. Ben
nett isa avery shrcwd man, cunning as fox and
deep IA one of his own Scoth gcns. Ii any des-
iltry is to be concoctei he can do il and beat Sa.
tan ten points in the game.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-20
Tho Homo Journal.

OF all the large AMI speedily MULTIPLYING ciass
Of weeklies. known to our current literature as
family newspapers. this beautiful sheet stands
the acknowledged head. Indeed ii is d'srar"gihg
its usl preensions 10 rank il AT all in the class oi
much the larger part Of that trashy stuff which
aspircs to the honored title Of family literature.
From the early days of the Ae1 York Mirror,
throughout its long career. and Of the same paper
revised as the he,r Mirror, and now as the Home
J,1raai the discerning. public have marked the
progress Of MoRRIs 4 WILLIS and have come to
know and thoroughly understand that where their
Joint labor. are bestowed. there shall assureiiy
be found " feast Of good things "A naper which.
while it amuses insiructs-while it Iefnes the
taste cntivatcs the heart--biinging into play all
the kinIer and more genial Affections and SO
constituting it in fact. what its name claims for
it--a hop,e journal. We heartily commend it to
our readers. Having recently published the Pro
spcctus, We will merely add that the Office is No.
IO1, Fulton street. New York-price s. year.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-20
Tho Truo Doctrine

] The New York Century literary paper, puts
forth the following sound and sensible yicws:
I'VE protest against the idea of one State or see.
ton OF the country being dependent upon the
other. BY this term we do not mean reliance
where all parties are equal, but where one is an.
equally situated and cannot better. itself I'm the
former sense all mankind are and must continue
TO be dependent upon each other; in the latter ii
is the duty OF the sufferer 10 night himself fast
rs i'll his power The South owns it to herself tina;
sic shall be AT least as independent of the North
as tho latter is Of her. Then and not till then,
will both be able and willing treat each other as
equal"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-20

correspondent wants to know how it is that
the Wings in Congress cannot elect Democrat.
to the Speakers Chair, by concentrating their
votes upon him, if it be ttpe that the Democrats
can elect Gilmer by concentrating their votes upon
him The union of the two parties. he thinks
ought to count as much one way as another.
The way of it is this. There aro several mem
bers from Pennsylvania and New Jersey elected
upon the Peoples" ticket, and in general oppo.
sition to the Administration and the Democracy.
who have voted for Gilmer, and are ready to vote
for him again if the Democracy will unite upon
him. But they will not vote for Democrat, be.
cause they are all Tariff men, Gilmer agrees with
them upon this point, which they consider far
more important than the niger question.
Now. il the Democracy would vote for Gilmer, he
could be elected with ease, but as long as they
vote against him, the election of him. or anybody
else, 10 impossible. If the Democracy think the
Tariff question more important than the question
ofslavery, If they would rather see Sherman elect
ed than Gilmer--if all their dsnunciations of Hell
perism amount to nothing-thsn they have some
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-20

1.-The National Union Central Committee" of
which Mr. Crittenden is Chairman. has issued
Circular recommending TIE formation of Union
Strife organizations, and Of Union Clubs in wards
of cities and in towns and election districts
throughout the country. The alleged purpose is
to form a National Union party tina, shall stand
between the two extremes
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-20

H>rn,os i, -, -, l.! ucihurg Va. jan. II, 1ecg I
FS'ul poAiS FOR NEGRO CLOTHING W AN'TED.-Pro-
:" ~ ~ received ut this office uniii The 10Th of Feb
No.? "A "a T." furnishing the following described Negro Cloth
ias, VI lrgiiila materials and manufacture:
s al heavy cotton CLOTH each shirt 10 have three bat
tons ia 'front.' 49, 80 ~ -
~, par u lintn Pania"nns. with falls and Rockets
~ PAR G" dark hir cloth Pantaours m falls and pockets,
~ 'as :" dark flcl cloth, lined throughout with lin
90, Ni each 'aca 10 have 20 pockets.
400 pair of Wooden Soek. f'
bid ''i"' anu i"he must acc'ilh"! '"
Ie shirts aud the tow linen Pantaoons to be de-
ercd 10y the LIST Ma! next and the remainder by the De-
' in h'SI T. II. GILL,
u" - III Genl. Superintendent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-20

excuse for their conduct otherwise they are cear-
y responsible for the failure Of the House oil Rep
retentatives 10 organize.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-20

More TESTIMONY from the Clergy.

NJ ~ In cert's that hive used Perry Dlvss Nrgrtn-
IT, hi Pain klir with Of cholera
nfnum common 'w'l complaint bronchitis coughs. colds,
" aud would cheerful! recommend 1t n valuable family
medicine ILv. JAMES G. BOOMER.
Ms>stN. T. Davis II Having witnessed th"
hoh"hoH tlr, "f Pain Killer several
erA anl Cholera N"ri- win few months past aud deem
lg an arl Il be nv uricr t. Tia" suffering would
cheginy rc3mlu nj is 10 such suffering from
The aforementioned disease. and rhtctual
rcmcl.. lEv. FDWAl:D X. FlilEE.
m- ""rtfes ta have years DAVIS Ycg,.
tab Pam ki.t IA family, several al those
"ht u y recommended and lind very useful family
RAY, A. THOMSON fan EiXEc
So sold iN MI IirCy>S ian l9-lm.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-20

TnE Charleston Mercury says that careful ob-
servaton and calculation from reliable statistics
show that more wives of Northern men in proper
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-20

tion 10 the number. annually run away iron tAe.r
husbands. tLan there slave. who flee frnm
Their Minister'S.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-20

SUPERIOR LADIES WATCHES

~ !, nave received nice lot of GOLD HI MING L.
~ blts F." AI tllFS of vc,y tasteful patterns and 81
eil'Ilr workmanship, I" which We would invite the ~
Hifh'ph ol all persons who NAV be in rsit Of son. IL H.
w tiVshilt III Tue way of n LADIES WATCH &a2zzS
n, AIS" received lot Of heavy con- CH4INS extra
NM Tor 'enttincns both Guard and some n, high
Us SIM! aud seventy dollars each - ~ 80
csi figures " ~ >''''- "''t'' a. ''' wv
our friends will please give Us cali ard all win, want bar
s'' VI the wa! Of WATCHES AND jLWILEY that " III
"'hnL are invited 10 look III and examine our stock
In ''-'S SlLNEETiOEN K Gift.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-20
A Washington correspond
yuno writes ~ follows:


The corps Of foreign diplomatists is now pretty
full and the whole body regards the present state
lot things here minous OF revolution Trey treat
the present condition of Mexico n II typo Of the
future of tie United States. I ev nrc surprised
however, that United States stocks keep up 80
we'll
Tho present state Of things" has reference to
tho failure of tho House Of Representatives to
organise. No wonder the representatives of To-
reign nations should regard IT as "ominou' rev
Iolution." 1t mo8hi be revolution in their respcc
tive countries, and we do not know but that it
ought to be SO regarded here, They must consid-
or us in a bad way. indeed, when they anticipate
for us the same fate as that Of Mexico But they
need not be surprised that United States stocks
keep up so well. We shall hear much moro talk
ab nut dsuuion than we have ever heard vet be-
fore that event occurs--it, indeed, it ever does
Foreign di plomn,ists will probably come 10 under
stand after while, that American politicians
do not always mean what they say.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-20
House OF DELEGATES.


The II Ne was callcl to order mt the Usual
Ilonr by Speaker Crutehi III.
PRAYER ~ the Rev. Mr.. Blackwell Of the Mctho-
dit Church.
AUNlpsE REPORTS (oLp nArmrloRs)
IN universe report mn~ made to tho proposition
tp tax old bachelors for cdncntipnn1 purposes
UNFINISHED III SINE. TIE c1AIuStEp ELEcrI y.
The Contested Election from the counties of
Gtmer Wat and Calhoun and part of Roanc,
WAS rallAl up rs unfinished business
nr. kcnnry addressed tho House in favor of the
amendment Of the Minority Report which declares
the trat vacant.
After much dcsultory debate the vote on tho
amendment was taken nnd resulted as follows:
Ayes IS nays l03.
The question was then taken on tho res luton
t the ma iorty that Ahsolnm Knots is entitled to
his seat. and It was adopted.
Mr. knntts is therefore the duly elected men,
hcr firm ,;imer Wirt Calhoun and Il part Of
Eoanc Counties, in place Of Mr.. X. Il. Turner, re-
turned
BY Mr.. Dickinson OF reporting bill making
an annual appropriation put OF the Literary Fund
i,'r thu purpose of aiding in maintaining high
School or Academy in each county of the Common
wealth.
Ey Mr.. Iefswich-so. increasing the compcns,.-
tiol"l Jurors.
On motion the House Adjourned,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-20

70 the Afflicted.


10 the Afflicted.
a. sS- ToRMENTED with Pain and scrcbr,I "a IN, c.,r.
nv '-s2t' make t" We beg that YOU cnnp,,s. ynIr
" ''l 1ne' you, u We can, prescription their r,
'~ '''+ III your strength Ia, failed lite has ..conr
'"hg remedy ir Your life. Are You troubled win Nor
e"n - hNkLkS BiI1EEs rs Your only hope Are Won .,,
WI !''I ms WA aruusc both and give that vitality =,
hin h!'u nave you dellrnie females and lc,bjp,
wa, nave lost all relish ur Hood. are h, va.t
ne ""I hAhtH BlflEEs the auaIIv tonic "a = a..
''i'' "'l hNt al The root OF iiIir Diseases and snp 49,
II an 'N'I mona continual sway Ii You NAV lan, =,
~ ~ l'H pow -, prov tcd you Us. regular,
- 'l'IhH, pHfh"a thvic,- thllc7a Morlls I,,I al
-, arl1lhg rom lhdlIs>ons aui iurr,,,r s,.r
,,i !i'i1 !" 'e health slng influence If This pr -,
mnr Nm'eh IS no" sold Throughout country hy nr,,
H' y, more .Aenrei! used than any .flr
n"re the! were offered To the Of the world an ~
- a." , ana appreciated. the proprietor desires Inn, III
~ cents per botit. - '"N' oS'' rice Only
aI by al The Druggists in Lpchburg and bv all IN,
u l"' ~ 'Egss IN le city OF Richmond, and els. b.r ~
"RH'a' .iS' 81 Mc>sr- thIs Siott N Go w
- f. IT. el'ocr y Co.. Baltimore, Md d. b. Mill -
'hgoh ~ aud Barnes " Park n Y - " ''''' 'oN-
oct 2g-d4cts :" i'A"hi,, topretor,
Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-20

Among Inc MANY ICSCOTdJlV6S
a. inch mature, has supplied relieve tia affections Of
pSG humanity there Is iayorc for certain
oass 81 discusses than the ocnal gum Of the Wild Cherry
1ec: hut however valuable It is lis power 10 heal -oc
Ia rrlc'", aud 10 enhanced fold by and
dI'ioaS combination with other ingredients themselves Of
equal worth his happ, minslng exists in that
combination AMI form indeed"
Ct medicine known ~ bK. WlSTAkS BAISAM OF WILD
CHERRY, Whose value IN curing toHshS, colds, Ryonch
bh9t {HG i"agh troHi, Ata,f Pulmonary tecti0n, ant
i'oi.,,ent to4say l,ttof. as taeStandbte
HOME TEST MOSY.
BosroN, April l.. lNi2, No. l. Union st.
can truly say has literally snaccd from the grave
severe tou, with Violent Pains in The side and Chest. be
mus r. Al Ibis rrisl, heard OF Wstar- iasnn of Nld
was INDEED WONDERFUL Ny I! stefan, respect
h"IrS, came in, and informed him had taken. lie
sihre which tlht have continued improve daily
saf ply stefan wh" had gwen up told few day! since
that might YET live man! years Respectfully,
Macy ROWE.
We cheerfu ostif, the truth Of the statement
WILLIAM BENNETT,
MAErnA DENNEIl.
None genuine yness signed l. III IT'S The wrapper
William A. -troh,r To-, John H. stay, lynchhurg: T.
e neh, tamih"i C. H.; and b, Druggists lca,rs
medicine throughout the cit! and country. jan 20 I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-20
II motion the llauss adjourned.


"ferrENs SHERMAN To GuMfR."-The Raleigh
Standard says;
Mr.. onlmers election IL speaker would divide
us here at home, and viewed in this respect. it
would really iniure North Carolina more than
would the election Of Sherman
lpHn winch the Greensboroush Patriot remarks
Tho election of Gmer .niure North Caroliua
indeed. Aud how lni0rc! Aye. says the Stand
ard. lit will divide US al home" Divide us at
home. aud how? Why. because Mr.. Gilmer. as
aSpeahrr, will have the frauds and corruntons
It thus most corrupt administra ion and party so
slt'cd and exposed, that thousands Of the good
Democrats Il North Carolina will leave the party
and the $40 lSmen be turned out Of office This
IS the division that the S,aul,rl fears and rather
t'Hn have this division. which would he broup ht
~ the election of Mr. Gliner lac prefers the elre-
TIN OF Sherman, Oh, shame. shame.
FHoM WAsurNerox- ashing,on, Jan. 18th
There were indications to day on the part Of the
republicans o' an effort To have uicht session Of
the House with view. if possible Of bringing
II" contest t2r spcakershiu to termination but n
sufficient number of them were not united on that
purpose. The galleries Of the House were crowd.
ct To taeir utmost capacity during the proceed
ings to day ly persons OF both sexes
The Seuate confirmed the nomination Of Mr.
Hughes, If Indiana, t. supply the vacancy in tho
board =" the Court Of Claims
Action on the Mexican treaty has been DELAYED
owing to the voluminrus documents not heinz
printed. An srder for the latter purposs was
mad day.
Several Senators have prepared speeches to be
delivered next week the slavery question:
Some of the most intimate friends Of Mr. Seward
say be has no idea of making n speech during the
present r'sh political excitement.
within the past week from fifty to sixty mon
from tins city and Baltimore have gone South,
ahnndanly provided with arms They form n
portion OF a large party whose destination is said
10 be McXcn. TO nssisI the lihernl rnra.na.a.,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-20
Counterfelts of Holloway,s Pills

NJ - n 1nl!Hr ut IN the market Look book
WY al directions. II tn" rh they printed
Is water malh Holloway, New York aud London tie med
lenr Is ni" Int nat oLter".Se. In pa,r
MARI hold t' paper between the eyes aud gt Sold at
til" mnuaelA. 40 - Maiden I-,tc b druggists, at
25'., a., aud 81 Irr htN pot. liam l,-dIw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-20
A Card to the Suffering.

n - THE REV. WILLIAM tnstiEOVE, while labnrinc
~ n, a missionary IN Japan, cured Of t"nsumIton
VIM All "lhrr means had lnllrl lN rrr, obtained from
ah pay stefan residing IN tie, great city u Jelio. lis
t' iAS cured grthI numbers Who suffering
ahi"n Brnnthit- sore lrpit. Coughs and Colds and the
3hHt al nervous depression CaGsc by these disorders
bsuuS Of 'n,Hltng others NIL send this recipe which
aNe brought hume with 10 all who need charge,
Address
REV. WM CpSGEoNE
jan i'HIItA elaw"E ~ Ballc-str,c, BROOKLYN Y Y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-20

Butter Butter.
~ hess and ferkins Mountain Butter {some of which
does LEE, HoCKE 4 co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-20
'werless for Evil--Potent for Good

NJ HE uni, r,ienel VIII prepare DEEps CosrpAc1s
Ky WILLS, Ar, upon >llor Notice.
p Elts WM d BE ANIu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-20
LEGISLATURE VIRGINIA.
WLpNrsDAY, Jan. 18th, 1850
SENATE.


SENATE
The Senate was called to order at II o'clock,
bv Lieut. Gov Montague in the Chair.
The President presented n communication from
the Adiutant General IN response to Senate
resolution calling for "A report Of the number and
description # arms heretofore placed IN the hands
Of volunteer companies that now dlsarganized
and not returned to tho Armory. Within the
twenty years ending December lst, 1859 there
issued 10 volunteer companies now dlsband-
cd ) ! - muskets with accoutrements; SO ri.
ilr- aud accouitcmcnts. 2.9IS cavalry sabrcs aud
bclt-; .. 9u1 pars Of pistols and holsters; 2SJ
biur. - artillery musketoons; - six FOUNDER
iron field pieces, with carriages and implements
com plete and 5i7 artillery swords and BELTS
There have been returned to the Armory, from all
sonrces. the following numbers, almost universal
" IN Lad otlcr-yil: > $50 muakGts 10 rifles;
II cavalry swords 5I3 PAIR pistols and holsters
- rafbinc~: / six-ponndcr field pieces, and H.
art cry swords. 50 that, giving credit to the
i-suls al urns to volunteer corps now disbandnd
fur ~ the nrms returned to the Armory, there
remain II those issued. aud hot 50 returned, >,
supma.ko,. l.osu rifles. 37Gi cavalry sabres;
1roa BARS pistols and holsters; 30 carhincs. 90
artillery musketoons; % six FOUNDER field pieces;
and - artillery swords
Ga n.+i,a III Mr.. Wlrkham, lail ON the table
aui r lclci to be printed.
BILLS REPORTED.
IL MI 51hili from 'ic Committee Tor N"ur'a,
the lowing bill, Providing for the r"cordat,on
Il certain bonds not now required to be recorded.
|, Irp,plr for the -nle INTO slavery Of negro
v,'t- employed on public works under certain
cirtum-l tnces and also to authorize the Governor
to- cm1dp} un public works certain white convcts.
RfsaIrrlpNs OF ENQrIRY lSrD ENPEpIENCY.
Dy the appropriate committees, were adopted as
lulI3Hs.
l. Mr. Carson OF 80 amending the law NJ to
nuthor1o single justices to issue garnshce sum
mons against persons indebted To tho execution
debtor. upon suggestion made by tho execution
creditor rs Low prescribed by law.
Ky Mr.. Thomas of Henry Of chnrtcrnG II jont
stock ,ompony. upon thu Two and three htths
wiucpip, l,r the establishment oi u line OF steam.
rr~ h ply lrtwecn th" waters Of the Chesapeake
Bay arh such ot the European ports AS may be
Doomed advisable
] A., T.. NJ, tho Senate agreed to all urn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-20
SPECIAL NOTICES
Among the MANY Restoratiyes

~ 1- Va authorized to announc" CAPT. GEORGE II
Q%S CAMERON "A candidate for Sheriff of Amherst.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-20
SHOCKING SPECTACLE.

on Monday. while Mt work among the ruins,
the labo,er- found the top part of II female head,
with the hair all perfect, and even glossy, and
upon IT and oyer all isht silk netting. No 9th
or part OF body WAS found near. and it is mar
vel how his slight fra smen could be 50 perfectly
preserved aud no other rnrt Of either body or
dress but what was scattered in ashes. 1t is
thou lit that in the fall The top Of this poor cren-
lures head may have been chopped OIL by some
heavy substance, and falling some distance away
lr'm the MAN portion of her body, been preserv-
Cd while ull else persisted.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-20

M HEAT Tl1EESlllNG MACIIlNES.-I have in store and
w ir sale al p" prices, close consignment lIoRsE Pow
II A>n InREsnsHs vi the most approved patterns.
anL Itlts ". L ANDERSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-20
SOUTHERNERS
Educate Your Children on Southern Soil,

'k'llE SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL. COLLEGE of Nashville
tennessee, chartered in li, affords impart
l toiough, PRACTICAL business, education its students
"h are mol surpassed b! similar Institution world
' c"ur" "l instruction embraces Book keeping,
cid Law, Commercial Calculations and Pcnmarshp.
FOR particulars address the above Institution circular
Jan l3tllmA clAM:Sn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-09
THE CHRISTOPHER STREET PERRY

To the Editor If The n. y. Tribune .E
SIR: There is time when . patience ceases TO be a
yirtuer behalf Of tina, portion Of tho pube which Is on
iged to Christopher Ferry Hobokrn BIG
pace in your columns.
Two boats employed this transit and both the
lives Of passengers hourly jeoardzed The Phonx" ssd
Newark old rotten rkey hulks that would dssrssr
the Of sxeetdeep canal { Last month they
deraned unseaworhy after inspection by competen, sod
the Hoboken City authorities ordered the Company TO ssp
running them the lst instant under 400 for csss
trip Whether the forfeit L. paid not eonnot bnt thsy
ply and viii, until by their exploding sinking
dozen nimportsnt ives sachced True, t. kiaa
OF complsint l. thrice told tale" but il NEEDS telling sysn
II scandalous that little ntees, should be taken by those
whose place l. 30 protect persons sud property no -
enforce the penalties due the Reckless pca,os Of ~
route iS06 NATION
MaN8. 100 -