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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-28
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The German ADYERTISER

q hAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$3.50 per Aunsm, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable.
lOFfIcI: Broad STR, next to Crrr HALL.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-28

conservative and conciliatory !; and seek, as
the leading features ofhis administration, to
nationalize the Republican party, by union a
with tho conservative elements at tho South.
BY this course no will be acting merely
as = patriotic President of the Union, and
not Of Northern party, and wo predict here
that Lincoln will 10 better abused by his
abolition supporters than any President for
years past. We are content to wait and sec
the issue Of events. Already the frost work
|ofpredjudice and flnaticism is melting away
The odious, insulting and unconstitutional
personal liberty bills Of Abolition Legisla-
lures will be repealed and the right steps
taken to bring the country back to the old
doctrine Of the fathers, which was that each
section should mind its business and not in.
tcrferc with the affairs Of the other. This
is all We went in politics believing that by
this course and this alone perpetual
peace, harmony and good will prevail.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-28
MORE GOLD.

The latest advices from Australia report
an increased excitement on account Of New
gold discoveries. In the mines Of Kiandra
a Nugget had been found weighing twenty
seven pounds ten inches long, five in breadth
and from two to three inches in thickness
and supposed to be the largest yet found
The excited people were fast crowding into
the gold fields despite the deep snow which
covered the ground and the scarcity Of pro.
visions, whicn must have led to the loss
of innumerable lives through famine but 70,
tho energetic resolution Of considerable
body Of Chinese emigrants, who had under.
taken the difficult task Of bringing up pro.
visions on their backs, across tracts o
snowy deserts, impossible by ponies 0,
anything but Cinnamon. Another nugget
weighing 834 ounces had been found Balla
rat, the golden monster being shaped like .
leg ofmutton.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-28
AUSTRIAN CRUELTY.

a Lombard friend of mine was sitting in
one of our cafes the other evening, when a
youHg itinerant cantatrice entered, and
regaled the company present with some car
featured morceaux from the "Trotatore" to
the usual accompaniment of an asthmatic harp
or cracked guitar. Her song ended, she
went round the circle, tin saucer in hand,
collecting contributions, and as she stopped
before my friend he recognized her somewhat
worn but far from unattractive face as be-
longing to country woman Of his whom he
had been in the habit of seeing ard hearing
some years back in the cafes of Mantua.-
"What brings you so far from home?' said
he, and added jestingly, shave the Austrians
been too hard upou you; too?' The girls
countenance darkcned over ina moment, and
She turned away, without a word, to one Of
the other tables, while another ofthe sitters
by remarked to my friend, "She was fogged.
you know, at Mantua, by the Austrians:''
and to question on the subject put to heI
later, in all kindness and sympathy, by the
former speaker she replied with bitter em-
phasis, "Ay, tney did fog me if you want
to know. They gave me four and twenty
lashes for no crime nor sin, and after that
Mantua was no home for me!' Flor. Cor
Of tho Athenaeum.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-28

Touching 1Sc1pENT.-1n Portland the
other day, horse aud cart ran over q
little pig. The squcals Of the dying pig
brought together 8 crowd Of people, including
several medical men. There was consid.
cradle anxiety respecting the unfortunate pig
and whether he had any relations. Just
then Salisbury, comedian, came rushing out
of the house without his hat, while his
hair was tossed by the wind" ''Make
way there, gentlemen-for heavens sake
make way" he cried in. supplicating tones
The crowd respectfully divided, and Sails.
bury approached the spot where the pie
was suffering the agonies Of death. lie
knelt down reverentially, wiped tea,
from bis eye, and, as the poor sainted little
pig gave his last gasp, the comedian ex
claimed, in tender and impressive m
ner, :" Le: ne KS h;ss for his mo.her!''
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-28

"Would you believe it casks "Occa.
sional that Mr.. Buchanan is as gay as 8
lark? He seems to ke delighted with the
present condition of public affairs. And
why should he not be? If an Architect il
proud of the building he assisted to erect
and conqueror ofthe death he has wrough,
so James Buchanan ought to be joyous over
the name lie has built for posterity. Long
ago there was famous paganinni who fid.
died while Rome was burning. He has a
fit representative in the President who
gazes upon the conaagration which he has
started and prepares 10 leave the Presi-
dency in the hope that he will be the last
who will preside over tho destinies Of an
united people.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-28
Rlrcu1E ON SEC I,ss1ox

That veteran defender of State Rights ole
Father Richie, who had such an influence
upon the opinion Of Virginia politicians o
his time, and, we may add upon tho Demo
cratic party ofhis time, wrote as follows in
the Richmond Enquirer Of Nov. !, 1871
"No man, no association ofmen, no State OF
set of States, has right to withdraw itsel
from this Union ofits own account. The
The same power which knit US together Car
unknit. The same formality which formed
the links ofthe Union is necessary TO dis
solve it. The majority of States which
formed the Union must consent to the with
drawel Of any one branch of it. Until that
consent has been obtained any attempt to
dissolve the Union or retract the efficacy OF
its constitution is treason-treason to all in
tents and purposes.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-28
THE BANKS IN NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, Nov, 20.-The Bank Com
mittees have already purchased 100000
worth Of sterling bills. They will continue
in session daily. The banks discount largely
to-day, but outside paper has been nearly
uos.leable. A rumor that the Metropolitan
Bank is about to stop the redemption Of
State and Eastern currency is without the
slightest foundation.
Discount on uncurrent money about as
follows:
Illinois and Wisconsin, 17@15; Iowa
and n. G. S; Virginia 3; South Carolina
and interior Alabama 10; Mobile S; New
Orleans 2; Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky
~ @ IL; Maryland and Pennsylvania
M@1; Baltimore, u.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-28
MORE TROUBLES I'M KANSAS.

The mails from below bring us intelligence
that Montgomery the chieitain Of the
Free Soil ruffians, who, under pretence Of
making Kansas free State robbed, murdered
and pilleged that unhappy country in earle,
days---has again organized his band,
broken up the Supreme Court Of tho Ter.
ritory in session at Fort. Scott and lynched
one Of the citizens Of that place. His avow.
ed purpose in this new movement is to lib.
crate all the slaves of Southwestern Nilsson.
ri! This new outrage will serve to (urthe,
embitter and excite tho feeling in the
Southern States against the North, and
urther endangcr the peace and safety ol
the Union. Though in ITSELF it will not
we think, amount to much as the Govern
ment has put Old Gen. Harney on its track,
and Gov. Stewart Of Missouri has ordered
out the State militia.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-28
rHEpACIFIC TELEGRAPH.

New YoRK, Nov. 2O--We understand
that Mr.. j. H. Wade, Director of the West
ern Union Telegraph Company, will go out
in to-morrow's steamer for the purpose o.
making arrangements for building the Cali
fornia end Of the Pacific Telegraph line.--
Material for tho line is purchased, and is
now being shipped from Boston via Cape
Horn. From present appearances there is
every reason for believing that when the
spring opens, the work Of both ends of the
route. as we'll as the centre, will be vigor.
ously commenced.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-28
FROM NEW YORK.

New York, Nov, 20.-The Frenchman
Louis Larouc, who was arrested few days
ago for sending challenge to the italian
Orseilla, followed his rival yesterday into
his house and shot him in the breast Orseil'
las recovery is considered doubtful.
The Americae Express Company offer tc
carry free OF. transportation money and
clothing to the people Of Kansas.
In. Alabama, Breckinridge's majority
over Bell and Douglas is about 10000
Douglas received II, 600 and Bell received
$4,000. .
The Jury in the wie-poison case at Berg.
en-, Nj, have returned a verdict against
VIM. Absom, the husband.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-28
LATER FROM EUROPE.
DEATH OF ADMIRAL NAr1En.

| New York, Nov. 19.-The steamship
Vanderbuilt, from Southampton on the 7th,
arrived at noon.
Admiral Napier, is dead.
The Piedmontese, under Victor Emanuel.
gained brilliant victory on the third on
the Garglianc. They attacked in front
with troops flanked by the fleet, and dis.
perssd the Bourbon army. Tents, wagons,
and stores were left in Victor Emanuel's
possession with 11,OOO prisoners. Gen.
Somnazcl pursued the enemy afterwards
and occupied Mola and positions command
ing Gaota.
Victor Emanuel was expected at Naples,
Immediately. Garibaldi was at Naples.
Anarchy reigns at Viterbo.
The voting on annexation commenced at
Perusia. The inhabitants of Viterbo hast
ened to vote, notwithstanding the French
occupation and Pontifical gen a. aynaes.
The reported conclusion Of the treaty Of
commerce between England and Austria is
uniounded
large body Of troops remaining outside
the fortress at Gaeta have sent proposal
to surrender to the Piedmontese.
A later telegram from Shanghai says it is
reported that negotiations are not going on
smoothly, at Tiensin.
Chappelps Piano Factory, in London, was
burned and twenty p,,sons injured.
A telegraph cable to connect Singapore
and Rangoon is about 10 leave England
Length, 1900 miles.
i Fresh troops have eft Turin for Naples
The corn crop in Italy was deficient.
The demand was full in London for money
There was no pressure, however.
Some doubt Whether the Banks will
raise the rate of interest.
| A telegraph from Hing Kong, September
!! 18th, report teas unchanged and silks de-
clinins.
Illinois Central and Erie shares have ad-
vanccd. E
Portland, Maine Nov. 25. The stcame,
Palestine, from Liverpool, arrived at this
place, about two O'Clock p. nj.
The King Of Sardinia had entered Naples
It was reported chat treaty Of peace had
been signed.
The London Posts Paris correspondent
says that the dissolution Of the Pope's army
was positive, and that he will simply have
LEFT guard of 5000 men.
Garibaldi and Victor Emanuel arrived at
Naples on the seventh.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-28
THE PANIC AND OUR nEIeHBoR.

.
u The article in our last week,a issue IN
regard to "the financial panic'' will be found
republisbed on the fourth page Of this paper.
So many errors occurred in the printing o
the article that it was due 10 ourself tha,
it should be corrected. f5fl
Our neighbor thinks it tho "policy Of q
publ: journal to allay rather than increase
the fears Of the com munity in a time like
this" Would our. neighbor advise public
journals when danger or calamity is expect
ed to remain silent, and seriously urge, thai
it is impolitic when it is upon US, to specu
late upon and il possible search out the
causes and reasons Of the disaster. II So, We
differ from our neighbor. We regard it ..
the bounden duty Of every journalist to d.
just what we have done. provided be shall
endsavor, ~ We did, to give fair and impair
tiai explanation of our difficulties and thei,
causes. Our ncighbor certainly mistake:
the meaning and intention Of our article, i
il. supposes that we charged that Mr.
! Lincoln's election is the cause Of tho dcclin,
lin property and the unsettled state Of GU,
financial affairs. It is not because any par
t;cular man is elected President. Il
/, is because, as We endeavored to show, tha
his election was the result Of sectiona
triumph Of sectional party. It was thi
that psec'pitated this calamity upon Us
We do not believe Mr.. Lincoln's administra
tion will carry cut the avowed proscriptip
and sectional ptlicy Of his party. On th,
other hand we believe that BY. Lin
,coin will be to an eminent degree
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-28

0TMr. Perry, the successful competitor
Of Mr.. Pennington is tailor by trade,
and as SUCH was opposed by Pennington's
friends for alleged incompetency. Mr.. Perry.
however, is said to be q man Of no small
ability.
GrA year or two ago John Butterworth,
q youth residing in Bedford county, Va,
found an old Englishman intoxicated and
freezing by the roadside, whom he carried
to his homo and nursed until restored
The old man then went to Texas, where
he died recently, leaving the youth Butter
worth, an estate worth 100000.
In playing a tragedy at the Poydras
street theatre, New Orleans, the other night,
drunken actor made real tragedy, ac-
tually stabbing the man against whom he
was only to make feint, so that he died.
They sopped up the blood and after a little
delay gave the audiance the value Of their
money in farce, tho crowd applauding
with double force.
GT'The London Times thinks the French
Emperor means to keep Rome for himself;
and to support the Pope at his expense.
The Pope with his doMinions so cut down
cannot meet his expenses at present and
must become bankrupt. In case Napoleon
should keep Rome as an Offset to tho con.
quest of Sardinia, tho Pope would be re-
duced to French Bishop, and the Prince
Imperial Of France would become King ol
Rome. f...
0|It estimated the House of Represent
alive ofthe thirty Congress will be
Opposition to the Republican party by
twenty majority, In the Northern, States
elections Of Representatives in Congress are
yet to be held, but these elections will not
take place till next year.
0The New York police, in arrestine
five young men for the robbery Of Broad.
way dwelling house Of 1920 worth Of jew.
Ielry, tho other day, while the family were
at dinner, have made the discovery, also, a
an organized band, Of whom these burglars
are part, aad they expect TO arrest them
|all. =
I 6 A Fashion" writer in New York
paper says the winter bonets promise to be
las severely plain as Shaker meetips
house feathers and flowers will bs seen q
rarely As birds on aprairie. Dark velvet
depressed over the forehead, with almost
lstright sides, plain crown, and decoration O
Irich lace only will be recognized as tor
lbY the inflated.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-28
FIRST STEP BACKWARD.

In contemplating the abolition excitement
they have raised in the North our Republican
friends are wont to exclaim /" Revolutions
never go backwards" The Legislature OF
Vermont overwhelmingly Republican as it
has been for years, has become alarmed at
the results of the action of its party which
it now secs being worked out in the South.
Il beholds in these disunion and notification
movements the legitimate results of the
disunion and notification laws that have
been passed in so many Of the Northern
States, Vermont among the number. As =
consequence q motion was made in the Yer.
mont legislature, a few days since 10 repeal
the personal liberty statute-a statute as
clearly in violation of the constitution Of the
United States as anything that has been
threatened in Georgia or South Carolina
since Lincoln was elected. The subject was
&C :.ss.Serred to a special committee, and hopes
are entertained that the obnoxious law vii!
lie repealed. This is step in tho right d.
rection. Let the Northern Republican
States repeal all their laws in violation either
Of the spirit or letter of the constitution,
and we shall probably hear nothing more oi
secession at the South.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-28
MAYOR WOOD.

His Excellency, Fernando Wood, has pur-
chased house in the fifth Avenue, corner
Of twenty eighth street, on the same block
with Mr. George Law, for which he paid
$35, 900, aud will expend large additional
sun in furnishing it. We understand that
he is to be married on the twenty second ol
February next, to Miss Alice Mills, a
daughter Of Mr.. Mills, formerly Of the great
grocery firm Of Smith, Mills & Co., No.
203, Front street. Miss Mills at present
resides at the corner Of fifth avenue and
eighth street. The matrimonial proposition
is said to have been made at Saratoga last
summer. The Mayor, it appears, installed
into the young Miss Of sixteen, I portion
Of his own, wild. ambitious spirit and,
with the hope, no doubt. Of being some fu.
ture day, the wife Of President, Governor,
Foreign Ambassador or something of that
eminent sort, she gracefully yielded and
accepted the Mayors hand. He agrees s,also
according to report, to settle 100000 upon
the lady the day previous to his marriage
This will be third wifs Of his Excellency.
W Y Yr;H,,re