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THE STATE OF THINGS IN vIRoIsIA.-Below
we publish letter received Yesterday from dis
tinguished public man Of Virginia, who has de-
voted himself for considerable time to the task
Of endeavoring to stem the current Of the popular
inclination CT his State TO particip pate in the seces
sion action of the cotton States. He has labored
to that end earnestly ourself and reluctantly
comes to the conclusions embraced in his letter,
which we have to say are our own. 1t 10 time
that the North should comprehend precisely what
the secession movement means in all its length
and breadth, and that the only possible way of
averting such action on the part Of every slave
holding State is to bring the subject as fully and
squarely before the people Of the on-saveholding
States acting in their sovereign capacity, it Is
now being brought before the people Of the South
ern States
RosELAND,Va Dec IS, 1860.
Editor Of The Star The secession sentiment,
lament 10 say is fearfully on the increase in Viz
GINA A few months since she was emf nentiy
| conservative as she has been from the foundation
of the Government. But she is fast loosing from
her conservative moorings. The tardiness and
evident reluctance Of the northern representatives
in Congress to make concession; the constant talk
| of coercion by the Federal power; the SCOTS at
| southern sincerity and southern courage and
| character, emanatng all the while from the press
and the public men Of the North; and above all
1 the late insulting ultimatum Of the North, of no
concession beyond a covenant not TO abolish sla-
/ very in the States In which il now exists, have
aroused the worst fears of people Of all parties
and are rapidly sweeping them to the vortex Of
/ disunion. One thingI can say to you, without
risk Of mistake that the first act of coercion settles
the question as to Virginia, forever She does not
| sympathize with the rash and precip itate action
Of South Carolina; regards Ii i'll advised, and
kind and unjust to her exposed sisters the Dor
i der: but the moment Federal gun Is fired upon
the people Of seeding State, army Of her citi.
zens will rush to the rescue Of the invaded State,
/ and the State will become as one man for dis
| union horrible as she regards the recourse. Nay.
/ more: there are thousands Of chafed and gallant
spirits waiting only for the signal gun, and hoping
| even to hear Its report, believing in their con-
i sciences that the South has already borne more
than she ought, and that there is hope for re-
| dress in the Union. ] shudder to think that this
great country Of ours should be thus standing on
| the brink Of yawning precipice But the truth
Is So and had better face II In all its sad reali
ties. VIII not cur brethren Of the North pause
| and reflect, and save, Sure as God rules on high
there must be concession, and a settlement before
| this crisis passes. The South 10 In earnest, In
| awful earnest. Let those who control our desti
| mics In this time of great trouble, take heed! J.
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NJ UNIVFRSAIISM.-MAT AT
US FICTION. W0MAN'S INFLUENCE,
AND WOMAN'S PHILUs FIsKk
acthe First Cong ationalist old Trinit Church,
next SUNDAY EVENING, at 7 O'Clock. showing
conclus vely and irresisti"ly that the infe ences
deduc bl- therefrom go TO prove the final Holiness
and happiness of the whole human race. Seats
free. de q
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Decembrr "a, 1857
.lk3 Notice is hereby given, that censes issu,
t. HUck.t RS Wi | exp re the 3ist instant. and
that SAID Lie. ses mast be renewed. in compliance
with law, at this Office within ten days after that
time WILLIAM MORGAN,
de 28-tja3 Register,
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A PEW IN EPIPHANY CHURCH TOR
"A SAkE-Pew No 100, near the pit, in the
m ddle aisle. Apply to the Sextop. de 2s-lws
ENARM HAND.-For hire from the lst of Janu-
ary Young NEGRO MAN, accustomed to
work on a IA IN. For honesty and good character
he can b. recommended. Address Box 7ss George
town, ID. @. de2l- ST
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dcGuIn r A. CO., Aucts.

BY y. Z. MoOUlhk a Gu. Auctoneers.
SPLENDID FAMILY CARRIAGE. DAPPLR
- sREY Honsrs, HAINIss, RoB.s. Gowns, &C !,
AT AUcIIoN--Ou SATURDAY MORNING. De
csmber .sth. 1t III O'Clock IA front Cf the aaciioa
roonr, ve shall sell, for account Of the PeruvIan
Ministef. who IL about to leave the country-
One large and hand some Calaohs GARAGE. but,t
and finished In the most superior manner,
PsiI of excellent Dapple GREY Matched Ca nsse
silver-plsied Carriage Harness, Robes, Rugs,
Covers. &c, 90.
Terms cash.
deHd J. c. McGuIRRA CO, Auots.
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TO THE PUBLIC,

A T COST FOR CASH..Toys and China Orna-
de a So LAMMONUS. Seventh st
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0T@FAJR.-The ladies' Of Fletcher Chapel will
uS hold q Fair at No. 274, SevsLth street, be
tween l. and sts., from 2,th TO Slst December,
ticies for the holidays season tickets, admtiins
gentleman and lady, 50 cents; single admittauoe 10
cents. de 10 l2t-
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one hour. de IL
~lNTERESTING TO BANK NOTE
w HOIDEKS.-Virgiuis notes taken at par
e,r Clothing at the Peoples Clothing Store, No,
N b i have ON hand very large and superior
stock of Mems and Boys ClOthihg Furnishing
Goods, Hats and CAPS, aIRrise. 70 suit the times.
noaIm No. AGO 1th n nnnn pass 9ssc.
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GASLI6HT COMPANY,
!kS WASHINGTON, December %, JS6A.-Notce
is hereby given, as required by tie charter, that
an election for five directors to manage the affairs
of this Company during the 1851 will be held at
the office .fihe same, No 514 Eleventh st. west,
on MONDAY, January z, 1861, at 2 o'ciook m
Attest: J, r. BROWN.
de 20-3.awtJan7 secretary,
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0~ BANK OF THE METROPOLIS, WASH
lkS INGToN, ID. e.. Dec "a, l860.-The Board of
Trustees have declared dividend of per osnt out
OF the profits for TIE current six months. The
will be Iaid. on and after the ID Of January next.
de GO 81 n, SMITH, Cashier,
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1@ OFFICE OF THE FIREMEN'S INSUR-
US ANCE COMPANY OF WASHINGTON
AND GEORGErOWN, December 81, 1s60.-In
compliance with the thi ID section of the charter,
notice Is hereby given to the ckholders of said
company that eleci IN will b held at this Office
January Z, 1861 for thirteen Directors to Sc for
the lg year.
Polls open from 10 a. m. 10 2 p m.
de 22-e 81 ABEL G., DAVIS Sec
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~BANK OF THE METROPOLIS, WASH
u MOTION, December q, ,sso.As this Bank
Christina Day } nor on rue.day, the LIST Janua,
~, It Is requested that notes due At the Bank on
those days be paid on the Mondays Immediately
Peced ng. de q .22,2s,ss
.uS PANY -NOTICE-All Policies issued BY
this com any will expire on MONDAY, December
81 1862 and are required to be renewed at or before
that time.
de 20 -eot5t CHAS. WILSON, Sac,
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0@REGISTER'S OFFICE, December g. 1850.
u3 Notice is hereby ri zen, that Licences issued
to Owners OF Dogs will expire the 81 at instant,
and that said Icenses mu Il be renewed, in co n
plrance with Jaw, at this Oics wi h ten ,ys after
that time. WILLIAM MORGAN,
a. 28-tiaS Resi,ter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-06
BseskSyn CITY ssws.


A CAsr snnsp NJ NAsnAcs N Coun ncrs VS.
quiss lntis affair In IN Court Of Sessions yesterday,
which for tune erected good deal Of int rest snponss
principals ven spscsasoss The Dhxict Attorney
called the Indictment Of me People u the ssaae o.
New Ysrh sssnss Robert Putnam. M charge against
he sesssssss seduction under proniss Of marriage
sDpsass ~ pasa snsBsssn 70 ycuss hdy 1anso Hsa-
.isss, sss ss;s..sss : s.ssssss ~. We ss.s ~
compliant t1as - belaDsos vas S1~sA bzos osesd
s =. =: .s: g a.: s -! 49, -: -: ~:
sst 80 aBasy ssssysssse - - sssssesoDe -
sss S:s: e :, :: n s :so $500 . 2 4
and be e ,ls ss b ~ pre- sos Of me hksds q BON
Sss sosolsssc The issbss Of ne youss sv sSorssd ~
Sssnsc ss in sis,.ss rsssoss.bsk.s y - fA.lS 90
Der, ssd be shs yoUss busbsso) might 90 70 certain
bot plses Do vss - dispnssd or s1y vnsrs 80 -
ss.sh' R,.pss se. ~: ss e.s Cue q $3.50, 49,, -. r.
he ino<psbs for us 70 Which ths Sssssses, plssd
"a - bsr . nssysse. ne pvss<cssse oGew aeepsesd
ss n. s.s sss = sss a.
youne bushssd vspt sDssbss scaps vSsh hi rssds
Err OvBR nv A Cannon -fbe vf5s Il ~. Hays, ~
sizing 81 No $50 Auasnc sweet ~ ~ Juno
ton Of Tuncp sbf cnurt streets last evening, BY . car
r,spe, tie ori yer, non sppsssncs beng under The
Dug ,,tre, where he VAS au.poed By Surgeon BAL.
Her injuries tesious but rot osresrous. 0ncss ".
n. Pom srrssu The driver and locked HIN up 70 swan
t,smnauop.
Jns Chr Tsus- The Mayors ssaisr<ss 70 Ire joni
aro shsws lisa The total suh necessary for .rryiDs On
the ohy sovernsnt m 1851, 81, oeel o4 50, lndeI IN
a. n Of ne spoops qu,rsd for clssnBg streets tsd
hstpspe wells enc ponpe orcer. The sressst exp 90
for pobcs which reaches me sum Of s2iT $50 zoe
50 mss 70 co.nis,es Of sye Aldermen ana ave "a
psrvnoss 70 report
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-06

Unfortunate Occurrence At the Ceatrai
PSBks
sEvN OF TIE SWANS SUPPOSED TO HAys BEEN
P0IsOkED
DusipG yesterday afternoon Of tho swans which
for TIE peat week have been Swimming abou, hs Can
trail Psrk pond, oied very suddenly and uader crcum
stspces wbicb had 10 the belief that oey we're poisoned
Abost half pat o'clock three o. the birds which
few moments before apparently In healthy condi.
dop, were suddenly observed to droo,, add IN short
time Stewards expired. Tue thing occurred ~ith
four more Of tia birds II DUSK aud s feared bs,
remaining five win be dead by morning roese latter
could be found up lac hour last evening though
tbousht they may have sons to sleep In the odsnes
around The pond.
Foas Of the dead swsrs we're conveyed to the City Ha
pal last evening and placed tco, prepssstory 70 ds
sect and sxawipaiton by DR. 6uck th@ morning.
Ths authors Of this outr ageous and most osoA'oas
piece Of mischief, such ~ are ss yet uaknoxn 70 tns
police
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-06
The Turf.
TIE rRor BETWEEN ELORA rKMPLB AND GEORGE y

This uot, owing 70 the unfavorsble wesiher, ala not
take place yesterday Tho westher In the early part OF
the day was dull and threasenipg and about vo O'Clock,
just - the Ssy announced 70 start from
South ferry, the rain commsDced descending hesvis.
An Immense number Of persons oopegatsd ~ the
railroad depot, but despatch had been received by
tho superintendent that the rot postponed
parties who had purchased tickets had their money re
funded The trot 10 postponed. In accordance with the
dops OF the match, TO the dyst ace DAY 40 good
track The little bay al msintains the fagorite
ship in the betting; The odos Of 500 $50 being freely
offered ON her beating her renowned Antagonist George
N Pnfcheu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-06

Axorwxn covxxxxru pwAurm -rhomas corvh
Hunt late reoeavsr Of pubic moseys a. Nssnhfochss,
Iounhpa n nephew ef Thomas Ccrvin, o. ooc), ae.
fan1eY v Ne eoven@snl for ess,0ro me eovsssn@s
vnl pvsssslZ sssaAn - ~, = Ne securities y" p's
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The Police ana shs Prise rie hters.
TO THE KprToR on THE HxnALD.
Oyucx o. yup fxrrpcToa % Poftx,
BncuIry, June ., leeo
II yc paper a. sae~sed Of usisg prosns asd inde.
ceee hDeunes ~ Ne uma ~ Ne con st hseweea he 10.
ce end We yasuss 0ss0pled - wisus Punt V vhsess
The pizs nsh1 besvpen wccds md Kmg, Ab deny snA
prosesne 49,. - - - hjuAsos rsqssss yoar N
JoEH q FOLK, Isapsssw = w..
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sUrRKrB counr-rARr SECOND.
BefUs Cbisf Justice Bosworth
wAH m oornr AccoppopsnoS--rHx oocsr 70 xsS7 N
rAuNApv
JcsR 67hs chsf Jusaics snsousosd thsa ths busin~s
a ths couvt vo~id b hsh % Wednesday, q eievs
O'Clock, u fayuasy BA vhsrs the shsvfd, IN pursuarcs
q NE orNsr q Ne oous had Obtained soccm mcdssoss
ACTION AeAuuus A nAuwAr.
SsyAH A70, ~ ~ 9ssr1sos, 10 rAs &ocsd Irs.1
Redwood 0Ny~ny-rhb vs 20 action for $4,000, Tor
perennial bjnySss- n plninaG LED, end souss ccm
ranhss, LIVING m Ne nssehbosbood O. rventy ssoocd
street. yere PLAY asd cssshs mold o. ne plsorm o.
and fen usssr Ne ssvs wSssi and hs len Veg
injured thsa smpusssps became pecsss.ry. On motion
q Judge HcnSn. Who cop>ssde1 tbst NE plaintiff vss
vs eYsnisd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-06

The Quarantine Troubles
MEETING OF TIE COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED TO
RvEsrIGArB TIE CLAIMS FOR PROPERTY DE-
s1RoYED AT QUARANTINE.
The nrst regular meeting Of the Board Of four commits
sioners appointed by the Legislature nvesngss the
claims Of properly holders Staten Island Sustained
losses and damages during the troubles at Quarantine was
held yesterday 1t twelve O'Clock, ct No II Wall street,
the President, Mr. W. Leayenwosth, Of Syracuse In
the chair.
Three only Of tho four commissioners were present
Mesns. Lsavenworth, Peter sweeny and Samuel r.
County Judge Of Staten Island under the provisions Of
Harvey, had not arrived from Albany during the meeting
but 10 expected 10 be present 10 Day.
THa CHAIRMAN, on calling the meeting 70 order stated
that account Of the absence Of NJ Harvey, test
and Me the various claims and appoint day for the 10
Bone discussion followed In relation 70 the minutenss
OF the ssats menn At damages, and
sired 10 know what would be tho rule In that cass.
The CHAIRMAN thsu eht that detailed statement not
compulsory stu ~ouid be orderly aod intelltgt.
BILE way Of proceeding with the investigation n bills OF
particulars Were attached 70 the clstms
M. JONI DK1iS said mat no sppeArod for the Com
mias0De Of Emi as0D, and that accordance wfta in
stTucsons fV0 them oil assbtan would be- gwen the
commhaion IN theas appraisal Ut the damages pio
Nc boilonssoa III island, such - The Marine Hospital
and others.
Amer some 6scus,on IN regsrd 70 the manner In which
ths investigators would b carried uns Of meeting
some other matters, he Board adjourned 70 meet today
u IL O'Clock.
During ths proceedings several residents Of sAseo
Boy TOmpkins and others present and took part IN
the denberaxons
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Psrsas of the New Highland Regiment
nxvIKw BY GENERAL SANFORD.

.
nxvnw BY GENERAL sASDyoRD.
Perhaps one Of The distressing splsodss that hes
occurred N city In some time In connection with mill
.asy rssss took place last sveans, the occasion Of
be parade and rsvsw Of the seotch regiment, lately
eYennssd under shs command Of Colonel Naolay. The
realm en con slsta IL i've companies and numbers ~
present over two hundred able bodied men the full con-
ppsnt Of We regiment bang expected about The LIST Of
A ham past eight o'clock yesterday evening the die
rent oompaaks made their appearance 81 Washington
itsers were already mbied awaiting their arfivAl
and vbem NJ tosrsn0 d rainShich unfossunssely -
Gan . ssd he :e Inc so r1 sa
me- exseube ihs various evoIutous In very crsdable
manner. NE osaes 70 march sss next given. and.
ssssn Ssssa Souos ,hey alsS through !hs north gaze
Of me pak prcaSeded cp ih avenue 70 bshth street,
70 iSs NV posn Hotel where sse5 were 70 b rsr;sS
ed Mssssral points Of the prosssicn Tie regiment was
sreetsA vjh load chesra
sshsssSss cbssrs, asd which ny dDw ~ n has Aad
rssseys4 Sin ne cusseIar saliiary seuss esnssAs
- o - iArsssh Wan, snsase u pr.is ga q.
,s ssss ne ssr .sas ss s
sivhg Generals ssndford and sohirmcr IN passing Z
nsrchhe saiuse. They then proceesed up Broadwy 70
Union scuaEe, marching psst the statue Of Warrington,
ssd returning through Fh and Fourt epsh street
"s 90 sceussa snS received vs cud cSss, IN re-
prorss b which he msde few nu commc story Of
,ksk MARITAL sppsssnos, ool kseky then dismissed
,sssisS an isr ,hs~ attention. :, ss ssns time siud
rs V ~ KIND manner In whhh hey had been 70
xsssrtiBE 10 We original programme The regmen vas
10 have bess reviewed By Gov. Mo-esn, but Col aacAy
received tsaphic dsrpstch yss,erday saepoon, In
fc,mirg PIN = The Inability Of shsi gentleman 70 ~ pre-.
he ssssvc.I ses,snsion Of lhs new Highland resi.
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~C0lmttstrr Daily SPY,

Worcester Post Omce-Summer Arrangement
Mails Close as follows:
Northern Worcester County, Vermont and New Hamp,
hire, via orcester Nashua Railroad, at 6oO a. H. ahn
Fitchburg, Lancaster Leominster West Boyison, OAK
ale, Clinton, Lowell, and Nashua, n H. az evU a. M
and S45 m and are due at 95 a M anu ~ T.,
Princeton and East Princeton, 345 M ana Is uue al
SIS u. go go o an
City Of Boston, $50 and slO ~ TO- 2 50 and sou
Pr and due at 500 a. M S.SV a anu F S y Massa
chusefts-eiO a. M and 500 p. m and are due at sm
q. m, $50 and $50 ?. m - - ~ xV,-.os.or 80
Providence RAILROAD, $50 and $50 m and are
due at $40 A. M ana 19v p IN W ID .;,-.a an
m md due At ~ a. M
~ Westerl-fAI towns in Massachusetts West OF W0r
cester.) 7. Is A. m. and are due AT l2.45 p. IN.
Albany. (Nesiern New York and Western Statcs,) IT'S
a M and 400 and due at Il As and 1890 D.
Spring1eld7l5 M and 400 p. and due at 9.4a
q M, u IS and 1890 p.
Hartford all Connecticut Except Windham and New
London connties) us and 400 p. and due
Towns on line OF Norwich and Worcester Railroad and
New London and Windham County, Conn, 1880 q. IN.
and are due at SIS am.
New York city southern States 1000 a. n and 90
m; and are due at $50 and ll.05 I'm.
Barre, Barre Plains, Petersham Paxton Dana, North
nd West Rutland, 945 M; and due at 400 p.
Holden, Rutland, North Rutland and Oakhain, $40
M; and are due at 800 am.
Leicester; s45 m, and 43O m and due at 9ON
g. m, and 900 p. m.
Mnibury, and West Mibury $40 a. nl and $50 p. III. ;
and are due at $40 a. M, and $50 p. m.
Shrewsbury. $50 p M, and is due at 300 a m.
Grafton New England Village and Cordavie, $50 a.
m. and are due at $50 p.
birmingham South Framingham Hopknton, Ashland
WoOdville, WestborO', NorthbOro', SouthbOrO Corda
Vile and Grafton, 1910 p and are due at 9l5 m.
Milford, Mendon, Holiston, Bolton, Berlin, $40 a. M
l2,io to IL 40 p. m. EMORY CANISTER p. NJ
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FlIlAAAlh flt world.
NTfTr- NSGe 1i When the contents of safes arc de.
| NfR1E1 PATTI, ESI stroyed they invariably burned
| Hll97IF5 III by heat being conducted 10 them and
| - Ml the inside wood CASING through the
t.zzz=-z1l - door and doorway, by iron bolts and
-, . plates forming and fastening the iron
DoN to the outside iron plate of the door and Oirpg d.
recty on to the inside wood casing thus forming con.
unuous conductor of the best heat conducting material
from the outside directly upon the inside wood casing
and contents of the safe
- AL SAFES Sdps are thus built
U5R ETdRtRe ycur SAFE door.
The Marland Patent Safe constructed as TO entire
ly cut Oft all communication of heat to this part by so
constructing the door and the doorway of soap stone
or other non-cOnductiDg material as to have no iron
bolts running through the door or plate around
the doorway, any connections from the outer TO he
inner part of the safe thereby keeping the interior and
contents OF the safe as eiectuay protected from all heat
that can be applied TO the door, any other portion
the safe. -
NJ. Ii. BIGELOW AND ANSON HARDY,
Manufacturers and Propreturs
~ School street, opposite City Hall, Boston, Mass
Samples seen at stores OF Bush IL Co. FITCn ~ OTIS
Z. II; HARVEY. HIRAM FRENCH, and at c. FOSTER q
co. $, Agents 222 Main street. diff d3l