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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-07

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melAe8 oa8 @leftoralzI ifet ouf5ulteqen batte,
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S. g. @rrfran unp Or. 9BiB befanntlia bon
Baltimore uno Die anneren aus ben ldnbliden
Counties. MDntgpmerp Blair lit Der @obn
be8 alien 6runeiS y. Blair. @ie mir bDren,
wirO perladdt pa8 @recutiu=gomit in ben
biefgen beutlden 8ldttern uno in einem Ebeile
Der en9liiAen iid, peiter iber pa8 @lettpral=
8ifet au8ipreden. Sis gum Grl9einen Die-
ie8 Aufruf8 fppaen benn audi mir unlere Ste
4ertpnen iber oa1Ielbc auflp1ren.
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Selegrapbticbe 0Inbricbtcu.
8eri6tet fir ben y8attimDre 8eder."
Mnfmnft OeS Oompfers
v6ultpn."
@eitereS aus europa.
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ton BON southampton, nit NaGridten bis gum
27. Sum-, pallirte lesten Nbeno Gap 91ace.
Der Oompfer Sanberbilt fam AMI Nbenp
be8 26. SUM brluBen an.
Der Sutton pailirte ca8 Sap uln A lbr init
benz Danpfer Barana,
@S bieB, Der SSnis prn geeapel babe ben
gprl6lag leine8 Staat8ratb8 an9enDmmeu,
eine ltberale Contribution 81 ert9eilen unp cine
Illian5 nit SarOinien ein5u9ebeu.
Inter ben gteui5feitcn bonn europdil9en
Continent miro AUDI Der COB be8 alien Serpme
BOnaparte ansefinpt9t.
Standardization. liverpool, &c. Stunt.
9aumprllenmartt flau. Mandeterz0 adrids
ten siinlft9. 8rOoltOffe: DaS @ettet mar Der
@rlte 9iinlti9. SIN Nu9emeiuen mar aber Der
8rooitcffn1arft flau. Brppiiionenmarft ru6i9,
Breile unperdnoert.
@pnlot8 93$-934.
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Ser 4. Suti in Bottom.

So ltpu II, 5. Sult. Oa8 Netter mar prGd.
tts uno ba8 Brp9ramm Der 6eier Der llnab-
Notwithstanding tparo 9enau au8gefibrt.
@oporo @perett8 9teoe 9eb0rt gu ieinen belter
p1triptiiden unp sldn5enpen glnlpraden.
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@rpasr eturm in Satmois.

@6icagO, 6. Suit. SOnntaS NadtS
MAT Bel Yepria Elm furdtbarer Sturm uno 9iez
gen. Z Gilenbubnbritfen wurben ipe9seri1en.
Der 8erlult Der bena4tarten 6armer miro uu
$50, 600 aelddbt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-07

90 5duslt9e8 un8lGf GIN
coins. Do8 iia9lte Sinh Oe8 Republican.
Observation-Disclosures, Elm %bcffnun9Sppl=
Ter 9uube bon 6 Subren, 1T tSOtli9 am S9ar>
ladfieber e~rfranft.
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Wfa6ensS erfammlnng
Ter

0ur6 geI6tuB pom %. Stunt 1T af epnntas ben 8. SuIi
@fpciation in Der Oie6anigs SAL, l52 ". Sapeteitr, anberaumt,
@le @erelne, bic ib an Dem lespn @teubenfet betbetl9ten Mno
eenen 6aran 9ele9en 1T, mas NIT benz bel otelsnl Velte Sc sr Sn 3 ~ n-
beri9uB an0efan9en perben Ica, m68en ft9 entmeoer N weaTe en-
finben, pber f9 Ourb Delesatem pertreten lahen 81
90 ro Nemmeter @etr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-07
0os otlant. geIeoropben.SobeI.

Ct, SWIM, 5. Sui. 2luf BEN Oampfer
p@Oloen Slices" bon @alpop fam Serr 8ar=
lep, Der Gleftrtfer Der atlantiIden telegraph
~@rmpa9nie an. @r loa ba8 @1oe be8 Gau8
auf lpidela uno ieinen 2anpun98plab perdnpern,
AUDI etmat9e 6ebler baran perbeliern.
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G9iea8p, 6. 5ull. Auf Der Wldlgan
Gentralbabn in Der Ndbe Ger Safe Statirn
fano an Dienitas Elm 3ulummenitcB bon 5wei
3i9en ltatt, wobei etn @iientubnsA u9eteuter
oetDbtet uno 3tpei ldlper peripunoet purpen.
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8tnrtd1tuna bes @affpr .sarben.

gelpibere, 81. s. 6. Suli. Cine srpBe
Weni 4enmen9e lit bier perlamnlelt, nm Der
6inridtu19 pe8 9tepereno Sarpen, oeS WSr>
per8 ieiner 8rau, bei5upObnen.
3meite Depei9e.
8elripere, 6. Suli. Die Sinri6tung
Sarben8 fanO nt balb 5wei llbr ltatt. @r
ltarb lebr 9efaBt, balte aber eineu ldredliden
Tone8fampf bot II Weinuten.
Sim Wipr9en bate Ell oa8 Sda5fct belu9t
unO belub lid ballelbe gang rubib, Setnem
8ruoer le9te er ell @eltdnpnib ab, puS perSf~
Ientltd)t merDen IpQ.
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Mn1rh.

GolebD, 8, 5. Suli Der 2aben Don
81. 81, @roB marD 9eltern Nadt erbrpden uno
fIr $4,000 Sumelierlauben entpenoel.
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B~ @aribalbt unD ser 4. Suit.
Der italieniide 9ercs 1T AMI 4. Suli seboren
uno mar lesten Ntttpod So Sabre aft.
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WnrlGnfine Mnseine.

Da8 Baltimore Burner Corps madt BENT eeebrten Bubltum
nohnialS bic Ansetge, baB baHelbe cine @rcuripn gu ieinem 9TH.
.tuna8feIt am %. sSuli na6 benz ihDnen Ma8nofta @rcoe peran.
Ioltert mirb, nobel ben EHetluebmern elm p~er9ni9ter Sag bepor-
itebt. 3abere8 III elmer ipdteren In3ei9e.
$. R6ni8, @prfBer.
q q. Baun9arten Setr.
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Memcr 8amDeretn.

G~erein8lofal SO. 35 9acaitr. nabe Dem 2erin9tcn Wam
Serrt 08m. SdeQsoS.
01 f4 beretS cine Nn'obl bon so 0~6t9tebern unter3et6mt In
ben, UNI etnen nelen 8ouperein gu %srinben, 10 merben ale bwennii
gen! pel9e 1tt nod anl4lteBen molten, erluht, i6 na6iten 8on
oemietben abenSe Die Contribution CUR annabme pOr0eleat merS
miro. NeinriX WrS
SUtoOtWdOc 0etnrt@ &ar[L
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9furpra 0oac ~. L. g. o. 8. g.

Die Mitaleeber Ter Go9e werben erIudt. f6 Dcnner5taa BEN
II. SuIi in ,brer 8eriammlun8S -9aae einSufiuben, UNI f9 hber
ba8 ldbrltde Set 8a berathen.
@5Mn Sl W1ftroae: 6. SDne8. Gsefr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-07

men nnteripe9s tatte er mebrere 9rie9iide
uno tiirfiide 8eamte ub9eieet.
Die Nrlnee maj. erttttert, neil le ibre riids
ltdnpi9e QObnuns nidt erbielt.
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Waibin9tonz@ ] n.

Wprsen Sonmta9 often wie 9emGbnlid.
@s min 9ariapariaa, 9tubeer-9imCuace, Gis-Greant, 8afee.
Ru9eu, II. 1. 10. perabre9t unb label oaber oa8 beuti9e Publt-
fun gu Sablrei9em 8eude %freuaelidlt Elm
@ Ottp 8ennel.
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0r0Ber &nmcb.
9ut1fdSter 8auDerein $40. 9.

Ole Wit9leoer obisen @erein8 meroeu er1uht, Mcntaa be
9. Suit Mben68 8 llbr in benz 8erlarnmlun9slptal, $50. IS 81
6%reotrtdftr. gu etlhenen, iubenl bic SabreSper1amutlun9 ur
8eamtenwabl itattiinoen miro. 6eblenoe perfaqen in bic 9ertl
de Strofe BON 81.
SDso SIN Outrage: s.. SO. @Otbe, Ser
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0onuernemeuts= @GHe in's Muslauo


Morsen, @onnta9, ben s. Suli abenbS s l1r Weroen in bieiem
aotale ceflamatUriidbe SOrtrdse ~abss9altsn. NIT S%sian9oor-
triaeu Der SurnerHecertafel %perbunoen. @r laoen oober uniere
freunbe iowie bas Yublttum ~itberbappt gu eiuenl aabre@en Selu-
DE elm, tncem mir plies aufbieten per6en, alen cine ~an9enebaae
llnterboltun9 gu nerl9a1en. Sur @ertrtl4nn9en 1T btnret9eao ss-
lor9t. :. Otetrtb Spreher.
9 6. 0epbenrei6 corr. S6rftp.
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Nene Nn5eigen.

ay Sur 9erru Ou @ mt aus GUlu lie8t eu Brief in b
gsefer- Office.
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in ben l1nltdnoen. llniere 2e9ierun8 babe
oiea of au59eiprc9en unO empioblert, DAP fir
bic ueutralen BrcUiu3en eine Shaolo8bultunS
9%efunoen fperoen mSdte. Durouf babe 6raut=
reid nt4t ein9eben molten, uuo oarunl fonne
Die 6esterun9 ben ~jiia9lten 8ertra9 nidt Itr
befrieoiselp erfldreu. SIS lei nt6t pabr, Dap
6ranfreld lid erboten babe, bic neutralen Brr@
p%irt5ert gum Gnt9elt oafiir ab3utreten, Dap iein
3edt8titel auf Sapppen anerfarnt piirpe. 2eb=
fen 6ebrnar babe e8 augeboten, oieie 8rppilt>
gen ab5utreten, Qber pa8 8olt protetire 9egen
bic 3eritifeluu9, uno pa8 geripreden warO
31riidaeuplnnlen.
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8lutise auTtritte batten in M6anieu ltattge=
%fuaoen, Der Drlmeti6er pe8 Dtrei6iideu
Gpnlulat5 mar in Scutart ermproet lpproen,
Grait tbrer SOrredte batten Die AlbaaeIen ibre
Steuera perpei9ert, welde tie Gbrilten Damn
nidt ALIEN auf lid nebn1en ppllten. Gl1e
Jeadridt lol einer 4ufltanp III Smprna 9ez
meloet baben, Bel meldem geanlte erulprcet
muroen, aber tie mar 5peifelboft.
Der 9rpBpe5ier mar IN S4unlla an9efOms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-19

NEWsPAPRRS.
TNVknTuRS, MANUFACTURERS. MECHANICS AND
i Chemsw-vour paper, tho tCIENTlFiC AsEnlCaN:
for The Resd the copents OF hn nunoer. And
70 70 The ueAresi pertostcsl stand and buy ore,
Iros Four CenH per C0oy
sCIkNTIFlC AkEhICAr. No. II, (aew series),
April q. jsso
CONTENTS.
Dr. Hormardye FreAh Water A2pAraaus Masuasod.
Rule for Measuring sh,pe-
SAit p.f OF the trttah mpxe.
eh'pvfng Of the Unssc tthtsg-
knisricnn Basket willow.
Journal Of Patent lAw.
Steel Wire Tor Tsiegraphs.
ltnSeod Uu.
The Force Of a Ee,es1ed paert
In prover ep. IN Fishsg Rcds Tspted.
In eICeups TO fogdoee3sa
Fi-e fscapc Took and Ladder Truck Cfckls Carvle A.
Illustrated
Tle Jspsnese Steamer.
CooAtre py he Suns Rays By Prof. Henry.
Noth zrap Lr Heard. Iurslrsted
1lfcs and verrnin Hxtermr AiBg 20 .ders.
Cheek Valves
WSter 0es
Otstrsion Navigation OF Rivers oSused By TIE Piers
Of Frid,e~.
Proceedings Of he Po,y echnic Association. An nsuss.
Engraving Glass.
Column us Varieties
wlson'sca Appsratas- Illustrated .a s-ef
wsrSe-s srda Water appsrssna illustrated
ldttsisl Correspondence iron WAshfAgtou.
Foreign Eswr and MNke.A
Eoncse OF NOW ipveptionsL
Psjent Claims for Week ending April lc. 1850.
Runkels Csclissing Engine illustrated
FOR sale by al News Agents. st Four Cents per COPY
Euhscsiro1 pres. 81 per yeer address
MUM 1 Co, publAkers and ratent Asorueu,
NO - farx row. New York CITY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-19

yyyHE HUDSON PROM TIE WILDERNESS TO THE
/ Sea -She LONDON Ant JOURNAL for April 10 no
ready containing ssries o. descriptive Of
the hudson from s ~. sss by BsDson
j. lo..irg profusey illustrated With crfsnai ensvsvn on
wear The prnbey for April also coutstns three beAuat
Steel and enGravnge on wood The
pumt January volnnc. and aaords
favorable opportunity for subsctbers suhsrpuon ~
wear or f6c. per mi nth ylkrUE w
16 Iobn street, Nov Yorh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-19

- Ofs AHI ESTON CoNvr*rTON.-rHILAUEL fSl 4
. Unsr~wcu.--Ths sse&rrhss K&YsTONE SfATA
rn FarsbmAn, ~ti ss for Cssyewcr on "Wednesday the
psI hree O'Clock r NJ. arriving IA Chsrieston on tas
rcoe of Friday sr 10h tt. and wall remain hare lar
he ss<zaon o the venton, kxcnrsson bosefs uo,ra
sur eests yharlesn-, $50. Toe rumner OF
tess vii &c iilt-d ern5roa ssw ucke.s uniis
z e. ss,Fy y ALxxaEOLs Is &C Js., y. ". sornss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-19

DHlLhARhOflC SOCIETY ON NEW YORK.
FIFTH AND LAST OONOERr
Aren h 1861.
BkETHOVkN'S GRAND CdOkAL 6iMPHONY.
TIE NINTH.
l. gPKK. Ss-rstary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-19
REMOVALS..

REMOVALS.
TAxYs LTTTLE, MERCHANT TAILOR HAS RsxovsO
81 10 GAS broadway, tocr above Heecker street ven
ida He e1onsively, gcnteel
rsshirf rope but The most fashionable fasrics
rEwovAL-pK @. y. HAMMOND Has Rxvop xr
X from e Bcecser 6se yo.dwAy corner or yone
strcct no sss Cfce houru from 70 and 70 evenings
v1xxovAt-TBe sUBSCktBK4 WOULD rep esyr-
* s,,v ln-rru hA the public that About
rsoSe 10 hs rev building MO- "a Ssaou6is sres shsrs be
IsG tons hips power. Pulling Iacts of dinersa
Prerees vh H,drnuie Punches for
= srcr. ibree s,chbs rch Soes iron issA
ck sc<cs Pumps nJdrsrbc Pre.sa fr tssuna tutss
s,,,swr - = hst ~ Wounds 20 he lnoA;
rss ses fn~ eocd ssrroAAs sg1riag oi ~ c-tarv
- sdxrrr.sx n bIOHAkD DuDDGoN
Ao N Goerok 6eSss n. X,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-19
Nov READY THE
ATLANTIC MOkTHLY,
YOR
NAY, 1859.

ATLANTIC MONTHLY,
NAY, 1885,
CONTENTS
Ipstpct-Ny Own etory-The Piaymate-rhs MArosus Il
Circumstance ~ the su'hor Of The amber 9, ,d,
ana Gtcstpe rsnis Mary So- Tvnfe Robe d
cna-7heDoca- General xi-audAs Expediton-Tho fro-
feesors Stofy-Naihsnjel Hawthorne.
kpvEvs AND NOTICES LA Prime Qcatro Edi-
zoni DrllA IivpA Comme5i. aeterslmsnie 6st.moats-
kotes Of Travel and ktuty ia itAy-l An American Die
uorary the English Language &c3 Dicinusry ct see
rfsh ments ri MscasntS for the Use Of
Colleges Acade hieh fcheoisSt0ries from Fam
Ba,iads- Mary ssup'on, the Pupils a Marvel Hall =
PteMa- tle Uunurg
Recent American Publications
1rRHs-stDgie plumbers cent?; three dollars per year.
possse re pa to any part nf tbs United ststes.
copea ave colAs; ave nopfee ton dollars;
elevsu dcsrs the subscribers paying h cir
owp posssgs viz 3s ceute yoar.
Will receive tbs kass-
xr " collars per yesT ~ bereiofoye .
Subscrpttoos commeuce with aLv number and, - Al
the sereosped back nunbers can always b
furnished. .r
All ordo 70 should be Addressed TO
TlC6NIR FfRLTG Pubiiehsru,
l35 W Hsshiae ton street., 80gten.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-19

- arqIaI-o83f 0l .YAGsaUlE aLaMn znoY 80
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{CR sIFx .NDRfA. WASHINGTON AND 0EoRo&
town.-1te rsr York sat w gpa sc,ew s.eam ;n,p
npsp new and c.ae1 stesnsshn NpNfk3EL0 Csp
v. Gsssr, Will leave per kortAves every Saturday
asssse irclnding sAseroom and meals. s. 20
Ieiskt b. cents per foos rYcpor iorste atos
g. o Ssmuiastcn charged for for wsvd,nx. sgrafla
4pply 70 h. .. LRoA~EtL 70.
DH NORFCLy, AND POETsMOUrH.
s.tsmsbto MoNTtcELI0, apt r. v. Gsgsr, Win lesve
y Q Eodh river. every Saturday u E. q. Ut .1--a-
49, ase ncudrg stslefoom Anc fsye, Is.
r. ht hsvfot And ovtsmouib sis par foot TO
urv eiaht cents foot apd proporouate rates Apply
II. Is. CkJNWxLL co. ss wss, street..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-19

Iok SAVANNAH AND OTHER POINrs. A4 B1LOw,-
Ihe erk olsss sdeWheel steAmship ALAB ANA, Can't
a n echenck eil leave Saturday, April II, A IF.
M p,e No NortA RIVER Through tickets san be had tor
c- orssra $50 IS; kobne 80; Een.somery, - CNu~,
~. 81 s6; hpoxrile Ss6 30: Mem phs 81 -; AuSussa
-; hscon, SO. savannah, HS:
Fer freis ht or lsssase apply ~ IL Sr0snWsy.
" EsMeELL MIT0HTLL 9ON.
he Steamer ~ South VIII srcssod And sal on Tues
sprfl a. ssAP. NJ ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-19

L,OR SAVANNAH
The fxvrri,e veauship MOSTGOMERY Capt Wa o
Berry, ples u NORTH Thursday April -
MIPM.
Passage TO savannah vtth uasrrpssen essocaccdsucus
Mcpsomery S2S; M%mpAs ssl rs; viie 81 rs, krr1
vile s2s Cbssnooga 81; albsny. 49, 20 nmbrs S3s
Atsnts $al sscon So AusustA, $ ". anA 70 praoipal
piss~s IN Florida kt low rates
r. eight 10 cents foot Apply h
H B. CRoMS ISL 4 90 g. West Utreot.
The r. CUYlER, Capt Capcssr sucoesds saturday,
Apru
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-19

ENOR SOUTHAMPTON AAD hAvne.
Il 1Hr UNlrkp ,Sf At ns NAIL
k1nA MaA ARaAO

k1EAMBk AkaHO
d. LINES CoA ursAsesr, =.
vnl leave for Hsve touching ~ s,ushsmnon lsnd -
mails aud bsssdsy Asrt ~ ~ ~ o6ooks
fion pier No 81 No, rise-. foos Vt seaee street .
hAs dvc tight coDp Gun0nu oucloAug fhe
th~ in he Of ccstcA' or strand e. hs wA
reach the~, aud 'be pnuNM b.n Tree 70 wax,
tho ssfosj Of b Quiz % eoSuro1
frice OF rssssge sscopd cabin SIS nad $6o
Fur freight or psssase sprl5 40
0AO. NsCKe Szig. mo- or Adway.
AL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-10
Letter from Richmond.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette
RICHMOND, March 8.-NIGHT SESSION.
The bill providing for the transfer to the
counties, through which they run, of all the
Turnpike and Plank Roads in which the
State has an interest which are unproduc,
tive, and cannot, in the opinion of the Board
of Public Works, be made SO to the State OF
the private ckholders-passed ayes 80
All counties desiring the ownership of their
roads, will no doubt, take the subject into
consideration. 1t is presumed that the Coun-
ty Courts could manage them better than the
Board of Public Works.
The bill for the relief of j. p. Burner,
passed ayes 80.
Senate bill for the relief of j. Nj. Seely
amended by the Committee of Finance SO as
to refer the matter to the Governor, with di-
rections to pay any balance Of funds due,
was passed. This is an old unsettled claim
for painting the Capitol in 1916, and is an
old acquaintance.
The bill incorporating the Hampshire
County Bank, minimum capital 100000,
maximum $500, 000 passed. This is Bank
on the old principle-and to be located in
Romney.
The bill to increase the capital stock of
the Charleston, Ripley and Rayenswood
Turnpike Company, to the extent Of $4,000,
and subscribing three-ffths on the part of
the State-passed ayes II.
A bill authorizing a branch bank to be
established at Liberty, in Bedford county;
and authorizing in addition to the old banks,
the bank of the Commonwealth to establish
branch was passed,
ga LOCKER ONu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-10
The fine imposed on the repudiating

The fine imposed on the ropudiating
commissioners of Allegheny county, Pa,
has created much feeling at Pittsburg. A
meeting was held on Tuesday, and resolu-
tons adopted disappearing of the conduct of
the Supreme Court judges, and recommend
ing that the question of reputation be sub
mitted to direct vote Of the people of the
county.
James Wood, formcrlya confcctionor on
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, died suddenly
the Sd, in the 65th year of his age. Many
years ago he was tried and acquitted on a
charge of shooting asd killing his daughter,
beautiful girl, for marrying contrary to his
wishes.
A well-knovn and opulent merchant Of
Boston, Mr.. George B. Richardson, commit
ted suicide on Monday last, by throwing
himself into Spy Pond, at Cambridge lie
seems to have been driven to the act by the
fear of "A sudden death from heart disease, to
which he thought himself subject.
There was great procession Of the strik-
ers of Lynn-a thousand women and thou
sand men-with the Lynn City Guards and
bands of music on Wednesday. Large de-
legations attended from Marble head Sau-
gus and other places.
Rev Thos H. Stockton, the eminent cer-
gyman who has just been elected chaplain
to the House Of Congress, was recently com
PEELED to suspend the publication Of small
religious journal in Philadelphia, for want
of support.
The Jackson Snuf-box question was final
ly disposed Of on Wednesday, by the box
being presented to Gen. Ward b. Burnett,
by gentleman who came on to Washington,
from Tennessee, especially delegated for the
/ purpose
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

In the Senate, on Thursday, series OF re-
solutions were adopted disappearing and re-
jecting the line between Virginia and Ten
nessee, as run and reported by Leonidas
Baugh and James c. Black, as commission
ers on the part Of Virginia, and authorizing
the Governor to appoint one or more com
lnssioners to run again and remark the line
between Virginia and Tennessee, IN strict
conformity with the compact Of 1902, ratl-
fed by the Legislature Of Virginia IN 1903,
Resolutions were also adopted authorlz
ing the erection Of permanent and suitable
monuments at the termini and along the
boundary line dividing the States of Mary
land and Virginia, and authorizing the gov
ernor to send to England a competent agent
and obtain from thence all record and dOcu-
mentary evidence which may there be had,
tending to ascertain and establish the true
line OF boundary between Virginia and the
States Of North Carolina, Tennessee and
Maryland, and that the cost and expense Of
such agency il provided for il the said act OF
March %, 1858.
The bill to amend the James River and
Kanawha Canal Company, was taken up and
lost for want Of constitutional majority
The bill was recunsidered and laid on the
table.
In the House Of Delegates the joint reso-
utons from the Senate On the Southern
Conference, came up AZ the order OF the
day. The resolutions are adverse TO q
Southern Conference.
Resolutions and amendments were offer
ed IN gentlemen Of every variety Of opinion,
when the vote on the main question was
taken and resulted as follows:
AYEs.-Messrs Anderson, Arnold, Ball, Ballard,
Barbour. Basel, Bentley, Bsbie Borcman, g. l..
Brown, Andrew Brown, Burwell, Carpenter, Cas-
an, Chapman, Christian, Claiborne, Cowan, Crane,
Davis, W. j. Dickinson, EdgingtOn, Frost, Garth,
II. Gibson, j. Gilmer, Gosdycooutz, Grattsn,
Hanly, Harrison, Raymond, Hackley, Hoffman,
Holloway Hopkins, Hunt, Hunter, Johnson,
Keen. knote, Knots, Kyle, Leitwich, Locke,
Lockridgc Lucas, Lynch, y II. Masrudor, J. q.
Martin, VIM. Martin, Massie, Matthews, MauPin,
McCue, McGruder, Mckinney, Mckenzie, Medley,
Miles, y. Miller Mong, Morris, Myers, Patterson,
Phelps, Porter, Prct y, Prtchard Randolph,
Red Richardson, kidlick, Wyndhan Robertson,
r. III. Robinson, Saunders, Scott, Segar, Shan
non. Sibert, James Il. Smith isaac \. Smith,
Tutwler, Wallacc Arthur Watson, Watts, Welch,
West, Wilson, Wilcox Yerby-9O.
NAlS-Measr, Allen, Anderson, Baskerville,
Bass Bel, Blue Boisseau, Carter Childs Collier,
Az u. Dickinson, Duckwai Earle, Evans, Flem-
ing, Friend, Garrett James, Crawford ii. Jones,
Warner I. Jones kaufman, kemper, Kinchcloe,
Luudy Lynn Mallory, McCamant Mcdowell,
McGchee, Montague, Newton Organ, RiysS, Sed-
don. Henry Smith, Taylor, Tomlin, Tyler, Walk
III, Edwin Watson. WittgR. Speaker Crutchfeld
-i3.
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The Conservative action of the Legislature
of Virginia, in reference to the proposed
Southern Convention, ESQ pertinaciously
pressed upon Virginia by South Carolina
and Mississippi. we doubt not, will be APP
proved of by very large majority of the
people of the State, of all parties. The
Wing vote in the Legislature was unitedly
arrayed against the measure; whilst the
Democratic vote was divided-some of the
ablest members of the latter party being
most decided in their objections to the whole
scheme-and even Of those who went for it,
it is said, several are not at all displeased
that it has not succeeded. Mr.. Barbour, OF
Culpeper, from the first, took the proper
ground on the matter; and steadily main
tanned it-others of his party adopted the
same course. The Democratic press in
Richmond, representing the different wings
of the party, and the aspirants for the Presi-
Dental nomination, Wise and Hunter, were
in favor of the Convention. But neither
the appeals of the press, nor the wishes OF
the two leaders, could prevail against what
it was evident was public opinion. The peo-
pie did not desire the Convention, at Mis
lime; nor were they favorably inclined to the
mode and manner in which it was pressed
and their representatives have reflected
their sentiments, and declined to accede to
the proposal of South Carolina.