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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20
SUPREME COURT-GxyERAL TERN-JULY l9-Before Jus
tees SUTHERLAND, BoSSEY AND LEONARD.
DECISIONS.


DECISIONS.
TIE Gen' raj Tenn met pursuant 10 adjournment
and rendered the following decisions in argued at the
Before Justices Sutherland, MULLEN and LEoS,Ro
CyIus Bake act. Frederick PentZ, suryvOr.-,Judg-
reversed trial ordered abide
be enter decided at the May Term 1860 Opinion by Leon
ard Justice
Before Justices SUTHERLAND, BOXES and Lg0SARD
EusbJr Polrltr et al. agt. William " Curtis, I'M
pleaded with oher-Judgnent affirmed with costs.
Before Justices SUTHERLAND, MULLIS and bONNE' =.
Mary L. Trust agt. Joseph w. Irust.-oruer Oh
Special Term affirmed without costs, with leave 70 P-'hu 70
renew motion for a,moIy Ut Spe, ial Term. ,r
Decisions 81 CdseS ArgUed ar ftOt1'.'y Lo'"'
Before Juttlces SUTHERLAND, BoNNh ano r;toNahD
BE, kn an ri Insurance mEahy hg' its' Metho-
d.. Epsoo Church in the City Of implicated Win
otb,rs- Order Of Suocul FERN Affirmed with NlJ costs
Jossph H. Wi ia at Parnassus Johnson-OdeI Of Special
- - Now York md New-liay,n Railroad Com
der Of Special Teroi granting ne" thai reversed,
WIN pllsrd ard William Henderson ast Waiter Fuller
tIikE 81 sn.ciaI Icru ahirmsd, win > 10 coats
t. SSsn aud Emil OrDrrman AT Maer Fuller and
,f.Isst Sane order a. aboyt.
tvstr lnt Manufacturing Company sgt Den'el Mess
ncrr-Older cf Sp cia leru reversed 40 40 costs.
Jehn PslTce 49, MAZDA De'in e Orde u SpeciAi Term
ann ed. viii Z ocgsts
Naiia r. Deynag Johu Down and Robert Mchel'ey same
0dtTns above
JalAos y. Rith a.. william NJ Louuyi; Ibe
oitst tle Special Term IN the piton ~ S una fec
REVERSE with ~ coats ~aolt pnJaGis 10 10 tiht - IN
ph0ner & claim Ilcegenco iu Pytlcat Of ue Juase'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20

The weekly statement Of the New,orleans Daaa
shows very uniform movement The most no'aol'
change is an increase of 1855 900 in long loans w1lch
offset by reduction of $3.50 600 in the 'nO,. ,osr
column. The specie drain still continues and 'ae OK
change balances Mt bank are fast running down;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-JgL. IA
Before Commissioner STILwELLI
ASSAULT ON sHIPBoARD.

Frank Engstrom and Charles Aborp, feenen d
st Of The vessel appeared that the vessel was 9 Johns
Porto Rico Indies where the shair occurred Ih men
re r,premanded by the mate, whereupon Ensro1 zaei
him with cspsn Bar and Abom stabbed him Win nfe
The was severely injured The held soth
mem for trial and fxed their bail q. $500 each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20
corpr or SPECIAL sESsIONS-JuLY I9-Befere Justice
OOShh " Ram

Ont of the 80 cases tried in the Special Sessions yes
.sSsy hut one person to the Penit snAy ert
R;n. WINS cent up for month for petty larceny or ts
number Of cases 10 for assault and tsr
prisoners fined s. or 10 whs ne sshes
or suspended The other Yen esses
cbnIees larceny misdemesni and keeping
bouses the prisoners being acquitted or obtaining
men
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20
Receinfs Of Produce.

Total BY all Routes, July 1s-8lgi bbls Flour fI;os
bu,h Wheat bush. Corn IL l22 bush Oats, l5I4 pkgs
OH CaL Provisions. 6s Ashes 2S2 pigs Lard
40 pkgs. Whisky.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20
UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE
SANhIEN InIH

THE DA COSTA BAIL ISL
To-day VIM. d. Haight Of No. y Fourth streee wa
a,d . hail for Henrico De Costa, the alleged sAyeE TS
bi Was offered TO Commissioner Newton Tie District Altar
e1 m xsine into the sufeency Of the proposed surrey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20

CUPERIOR COURT Of the City and County Of
- New.York State Of New.York.-y0SEPH u. PArIEN!
PI,;niH against JOHN KRAUS jr, LEVI KLINE, SIMEON
GJILFORD, and JEFFERSON SHERh, Defendants.-Sun-
mons fononey demand consct- By Puobcation
fed ITO The above Defendants: You hereby
ond and reouired 10 complaint in this action which
was fled IN The Office the CLERK Of this Court In said City on
a dsy MAY 1850 answer to the SAID
complaint subscriber his Office No llO Broadway IN
sad Civ within twenty days after the service OF this summons
on Won exclusive the day Of such service and you M 70
ansyer said complaint within the time aforesaid the plain
t n this action win judgment against for the sum
tbee dolnrs with interest from the
mt day thousand eight hundred and sixty beside
che costs OF this acd2n.-2Dated May 81 lsoO .,.
iis iayrs,yEs JOS Ii. PATTEN. Plaintiff in person
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20

NTEW LIFE-By using JOHNbONt WIZ
IN TABLE COLUIBLAN BATHiNG ChEi9L
For sa'e ~ IN E-spe .sAJs Druggists aho JioSeI~
Dept No. Is3 81 eideD-S-e.
n wanted
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me6irai.
DYSPEPSIA.

nlSPEPSlA. c.u,n-,
~ Nv pledge, to CATARBH, having been redeemed,
ard the t demo ntad thai l. cen be cured een understood
- ss-,lt that the why Df SPEPSIA never
cured etber BY the andPnodsae and teiec ystem
alton - ce znng the hyer'-Oz any
s,1. -rIy & the true theory Of IL given and
r. e,l c.nse Of Il never known, The assigned cause ps-
80 u.e goblin OF added Pathology aodie- books are
diVe 40 unloading on the subject Having asoetalei
Lt Dvsp.is H. AID what It's cans. cure II pamphlet
orlrg DyBeDsis viii b. oven " sent 20 ny '''a7 on re-
ceP. Of siaiHP ioi P's'Ss' II. GOODALE NJ. D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20

dsy freieh.s advanced IT, y bush and all the vessels
offered were readily taken ct the advance The a6'
senee of quite large feet Of grain carrying vessels
now engaged in the Lake Superior trade, and the prob
sil~ heavy supply Of Spring grain in three or four
weeks a. ". n az the amount Of corn now IN store
1915 GOO bush-sll tend to the conclusion that during
H. ensn;ny four NOR tbs eghts viii rule unusu Ally
b;ob Al n Ia this feeling which has lessened the
Speculative inquiry and dsarrapged the calculations Of
ne arIy ali operssrs with regard TO the ruling prices Of
Corn in August and september Freghts have 80 long
Iufd ats fuinousy low point that sPecu,ssGrsh Ia
of the carrying interest ever rayng above reasonable
rsts. Tie fact, however is forcing itself npon the
trade now, with al its consequences.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20
KINGS COUNTY COURT OF sEssIoNs-Ju1I la-sslsr


Joseph Purcell heretofore convicted OF grand iay-
r.; be,ng implicated in the extensive grain roobs tho
Atlantic Dock sentenced yesterday 70 the STATE rnsen 0S
Patrick Newn an indicted burglary in the third degree was
tried and acquitted b, the Jury who agreed without vmS
Edward McNsmee pleaded guilty to an indecent exposure o.
neTon and sent to the Penits ntary for thirty days
David K. ndal tried indictment for Carrying
shot and for committing assault upon James Eooe n
a of and battery Sentence deferred anti
other parties implicated are tried
John MADISON for similar ohense, was paced on na "p-n
the Cont adjourned till this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20
,.x.wenss Of Oceas steanerss

T,rs TRurNE ~ PHII-spELFuA--N ".
sor ~ rhiI street l. or Ageut u PHitAD ~. % ..
,,, can have TnE fKiBuSE promptly scsSsS y '~''
ell parts Of the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the Conpty of notice is hereby given to all
parsons having lims against MARTIN UNOlCi ate o tne
City New York bskeT deceased TO present the sane Wig
"a GLOVER esq, No 40 Wsst In the Clty 0, New
before the 1st day OF OCTOBER hs1t-paea Ne"iA'
the 2sth day Of March lseO ->-nx, ,-,,cpIcr, r,.r
,nhaoIausmF LOUISA UNGRICH, E1ecurx.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20

NHORT LINE 10 HARRISBURG, wa
- CENTRAL RAILRoAD Of NSW-JEKsEf'
WITHOUT CHANGE Of CARS
A. rxpppss TRAM LEAVES NETWORK DAILY
sss.a.vs an eepseSl from foot Of Continual at
SVCLOCK p. NJ, FOR HARRISBURG,
via EASrON
ALLENTOWN and READING - .
.,,rs a. Reaching with Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
POTTSNiLLE and PHILADELPHlAi
- HARRISBURG with ALL TRAINS on
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
East and Vert;
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
North and South
.r.s With the CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD,
WITHOUT CHANGE of CARS from
JERSEY CITY 10 HARRISBURG,
Arriving Harrisburg At H.
Esv-Yerk May % 1860.
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD
IN DUNKIRB EXPRESS st7a m, fer Dunkirk Buffalo,
OApandsigus and principal Stations.
MAIL at s:l5 for Dunkirk and intermediate Stations.
This Train remains night ct Elmira
WAY 1915 for kadetowu Sewburgh and intermedi
- Statons
EIGHT EXPRESS daiii, at p. IA for Dunkirk bunsio,
cAnsndagus and principal Stations The tain Of
CEAS EINOT. General Supt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20

TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
the County notice is hereby given 70 all persons
having claims against HENRY SPEhRi, late Oh tine City
Neu deceased present the same with vouch
r thereof 10 the subscriber at his store No & Broadway
in the City NewYork before the twentieth day S sep
teruber New ork the 18th day Ct March 1900
,nIs lawenF TIMOTHY S. SPERRY, Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20
Eraal Notifies.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County of Yorh notice is hereby given 70 al
u,on having claims JOHN DEMARES1, late Of the
City Of weigheI deceased to present the same with
thereof the subscbeI at the ohee Of hENk
CITY on OF before the FIRST day Of October nexDated New
YaIh Mach On le6O RODERICK y. GLOW,
A''A' Adchinistr4tor.
ANNA DEMAREST,
xhan IaxenoFs AdmiuistratriI Of said deceased.
I'm PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the Comfy notice is hereby given to all
.o, Ia Wing claims against ELIZABETH DARkE late OF the
lity widow deceased 70 present the same with
vouchers thereof WILLIAM HOLMES, one Of the SUB
be house Seventy fourth street near Tenth avenue
4; hs ity OF before the tenth day of August
,x.:-Datsd New York the 9th day ofFebruary, 1860.
N WILLIAM HOLMES, (Ex.-,,o,
rnIsufnF JAMES VI. DARKE, ! ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20

TBuRsDAY, July H. 1860
AsHFs TIE demand Is fair for both kinds; sales OF 81 oo'
al IS I2k for Pots and S3 624 for Pearls .. ,
COTTON-1he market is little active prices are IT.
,eoular; sales OF bales We repeat former quotations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20
TBoMAs A sCoTr, eensrsl SURF, AltoOna. P.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-

NENTRAL kAl1ROAD OF NEW-JEhSEI-
u From foo. Of Hampton juno
ton with Delaware Lskswanns and Western Railroad and u
Easton with Lehgb valley Rsrosd and It's connections
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT-Commencn May %, ls6O.-
Leave New York as follows;
HiRRIsBURs ExPSKss-At N. for Esson, Reading Har
rizburs Msuch Chunk, &c.
ers, BEND Pitt.tSn WiiiesSarre, &C. 0'f
an. THRoUGH TEAIs-For Easson hanoh Chunk Keadns
- ~ TaEousH THxIH-For Easton, Allentown Msuch
sps WAY Tx4s-Fsr sOere aud intermediate stations
ExPRRss TRAIN HARRISBURG.
Tbe6a m Express Train from NewYork arrives at Harris
burg 1870 in time to connect with trains on fensy
,ea,s C .nS vSs Guu ser Valley RR
Laws NKwYOKk IRON PIEE No at 7:so and II ;se
and $3.50 for Esston and inter mediate stations and at
JOHN o. sTERNS SAD
NORTHERN RAILROAD of N. J.-Leaves
IN foot CORTLAND Jersey City Ferry, daily Sundays
saoepted) and and m, for PiermOn and saaern.
Pierpont and T35 M, and $40 and BIS Stages
for Hakensack Nyack, NewCity and Harvestrsw
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD - For PHlLA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
CITY-Msn and Express Lines leave New York at and
and md m; fare 90 Through tickets sod oi oin
che South &C. and through baggage checked Washington
~ ~ J w WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
will be received for trains delivered Ao
shsked Is minutes in advance Of the time Of lesvirs
L'OR Glen Cove, Throggs Neck, Great Neck,
in sands's Point Motifs Dock Gienwood Rosin-steemeT
LONG ISLAND every day at p M from James-shP, T. T.
maier- Cure.
DEEKSKILL WATER CURE is pleasantly
located Hudson only 40 miles from New ork Send
mp for descriptive ercuE Address d. A OOhTON NJ w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20
maier-Gnre.

located on the Hudson only miles from New York SenC
.up descriptive ciculaI. Address D. A GORToN NJ d.
Peskslill ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20

Increase II " cent. bL9,io "
The following statement shows the business OF the
Reading Railroad during the mont of June, 1860 COM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20

Totsl.... s2a,sll "a sSo,s41 GO INCREASE. sso4s o.
The earnings of the Central Railroad Company OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20

The earnings of the Central Railroad Company Of
NewJersey the month Of June, 1860 500 o6
For the month Inst SObSo II
increase 81 y cent. &2j,ll6 IS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-17
r.. C.n.eTya,iyr. I'M aI.ban,.

Hon. Jere. Clemens, Philip Woodson, and other dis
;i1guished conservative leaders in Alabama have ad
dressed letes to the people OF that State proposing
plan for the election Of delegates to the convention
about to be called by the Governor. Their plan has two
principal features; l. They propose to uilhrAs all Op
position upon the abstract question of secession.
They all not insist upon their individual opinions to
the ProIretT OF secession for existing causes but will
move fer the election of delegates who will demand
conference Of all the Southern States before
ting any act Of secession.
We hope the proposition Of our conservative friends
in Alabama will NEST with the cordial appreciation Of
the people Of that State. Let the people Of Alabama
sgree to confer and consult with tie people of Viz
ginll.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-17
Let Oh. Peo6Is Cou..a.r.

Our contemporary Of the CharlesOsn Free Press hits
the nail on the bead when it says that to break up
grsa, government Ike ours is not matter for Eight
consideration. We "aust be sure we're right, be-
fore We 90 ahead We can better maintain cur just
rights uader the shield Of the Ueion than under any Al
lance with the hOt-bOOds Of South CsrOiaA We need
no counsel from men who talk Of our compact - ian
accursed Unon" We have already gained upon the "a
na,ies Of the North We have control Of both Houses
o. Co1gress aud can demand and eaiOree rights
We have friends the North whom Sould be bA'ehess
70 desert We believe with NJ. Buchanan tbs. "ths
tsaVery feeling at is eliminating point in he North
TIs reaction eanDO. fail 20 be rapid and PsrsSnsn The
great business and industrial interests Of the eouBtry have
already sustained severe shock The interests OF all
parties added TO the dietsies Of common sense mus;
speedy remedy. DsuEiOa is 20 cure for exist
ING evils.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-17

S-ver dill events thieaen upon the great theatre of
public Scton With such startling apdity as now. We
are in the mds; of ons-of the mos. thrilling dramas ha
the world has sesn the shifting scenes crowding upon
each other in continuous ion, each day big with
new developments, and the fearful denouement-which,
hosever perhaps but the beginning Of the end-ke-
" TO burs. upon Us within the brief space of thirty days
To-day South Carolina meets in Convention, when she
u undoubtedly declare herself out Of the Unioa. The
Conventions Of the Other Cotton States follow at brief III
terval4 aud by the middle Of JAnulry all will probably
have launched upon the reacherOu5 and unknown sea Of
secession What v come after that, whether comprO-
mise aud reunion ua and peacelbe separation, or an'
archy and var the wisest OF cannot foresec. With
out realizing it. we are the witnesses Of aad actors r,
events which future historians and .er generations mly
regard as amos the most momentoua and decisive in
ancient or modern times.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-17

private letter written by South CarOluian to a rel
alive in New YOIk makes the following pertinent sug
gestors:
If il cost the General Government, with all the
States unit, from eight 20 ten years war and upwards
o. 500 600 COO 70 sublue half armed body Of Semi
ne,s not exceeding in all - OO0 men, women aud chill
dfeD how long will il take and hoH much will t take,
70 suoduc q 900 men, women, and children. well arm.
ed. fighting Tor their homes, and sworn 20 hand down
hatred TO an abolition goyerumen: as an herooms
"Why, we will no. have less than $4,000 coo
groes who uudsr the lead Of their masters or Southern
men, would Ike nothing better than to try the mette Of
their pretended friends They hate the English snd the
Yankees more than they hate Old Scratch. But good
bye.
The policy Of coercion would be a losing game in all
respects. No amount of po~er money can subugate
the southern States. And should Lincoln mady at.
temp. such thing he would at once unite the whole
S,uthsrn people in resistance, and produce universal
cpnH tyrat'on
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-17
From The Consultation.
TIE RESIGNATION OF GEN. CAss

We see it announced on authority, in the National
Integencer Of this morning, that General Cass has
sgaed the Office Of Secretary OF State which he has held
since the Of the present Administration
and that within less than three months Of its ermina
ton To avoid all misconstructon mis-statement OF
the reasons which caused ths event, we have taken
pains ascertain the cause IL is not that General
Cas- differed from the President in regard to any portion
Of his late Message. On the great question Of coercng
State TO remain in the Union by military force the
President and General Cass perfectly united IN
opinion. The difficulty from the fact that General
Clss insisted that naval and military force should be
sent Immediately to Charleston reinforce the forts in
that hSrbor and that the President of the opinion
that there necessity for any such measure, in
der TO secure the forts against attack. This being the
Presidents conviction, he would not sanction move.
ment which might lead to collision and hloodshed in
the present excited state Of feeling South Carolina and
other Southern States, and at time when every friend
Of the Union is using his best efforts to prevent its die
solution or il that be not possible to avert the edOp
ton of any measure which would reader its reconstruc
ton hopeless.
We understand tina. the President has resolved TO APP
point Attorney General Black to the vacant Secretary
ship Of State and that his nomination will be sent to the
Senate o. Monday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-17
FRnM TIRE SnIrrH

A Convention bill has been reported in the North
Carolina Legislature from the committee on federal re-
alions The day designated for tie Convention to meet
is the 18th February next and the election for delegates
to be holden on the sLh January.
The Mayor Of Mobile has issued proclamation against
secret societies.
10 all parts Of the South the people appear to be
the gus for abolition emissares aud individuals OF
that class continue TO be expelled.
Maryland appears to begin moving somewhat. Reso-
utions acknowledging secession to be rghtiu remedy
but preerrng first TO try Others, calling the Cover
TO convene the Legislature, and pedgng Maryland
resist coercion adoped by large meeting of
the citizens of Charles county, Port Tobacco the
9th. The members of the House of Delegates from
Hartford oounty-hessrs. Baylcss, Wilson, and Mccoy
have addressed letter TO Mr. Speaker Kbourne setting
forth the necessity OF extra session.
The Mercury OF the 18th says: The Bank Of Charles
ton yesterday resumed specie payment. We have no
doubt that all of banks fully prepared to do the
the moment it is deemed advisable for the interests
of Charleston.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-17
The President has published the following invitation
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES.

AREcoU4ESDArIos.
Numerous appeals have been made to by pious and
patriotic associations and citizens in view OF the present
distracted and dangerous condition Of our country TO re-
commend that day be set apart for Humiliation, Fast,
ing and Prayer throughout the Union.
In compliance with their request aud my own sense OF
duty designate FRIDAY, rHE Ara DAY OF JANUARY 1861
for this purpose and recommend that the People assem-
BILE that day. according TO their several forms oil Wor
ship, 70 keep it ~ q solemn Fast.
The Union of the States is at the present moment
threatened with alarming and immediate danger panic
and distress of fearful character prevail throughout the
land our aborng population without employment,
and consequently deprived Of the of earning their
bread Indeed hope seems TO have deserted the minds
of men, All classes in state OF confusion and dis
may aud the wsest counse OF purest men are Who'll
ly dsregarded.
In this hour of our calamity aud peril TO whom shall
for relief but 10 the God OF our athersY His ON
nipotent arm only from the awful ELECTS oil
orr, qsn cgjmss and foies-our own inpratitude aud
Let u.s. then, with deep conriton and pentent sor.
ror unite in humbing ourselves before the Most High
coniessng individual and national sins aud in &C.
knoWedgug the justice o! punishment Let implore
him TO from hearts that false pride Of opn-
ion which would impe peTsevere in wrong for the
sake OF consistency, rather than yield just submission
to the unforeseen cIgeucies by which surround
ed Let with deep beseech him TO restore
the friendship and good will which prevailed in former
drys among the people OF the several States; and above
ALL TO save US from tue horrors Oh civil war aud blood
outlines" Let fcrvent prayers ascend to His Throne
that lie would desert in this hour Of pc.
H. but remember he did fathers in the darkest
days OF the Revolution, and preserve Constitution
and Unon the work Of their hands, for ages yet
come.
An 0mnpotent Providence may override existing evils
for permanent good. He make the wrath OF TO
praise him. and the remainder of wrath he restrain.
Let me invoke every individual in whatever sphere OF
life he may be placed to feel personal responsibility
God and his country for keeping this day holy and for
contributing all in his power to actual and
| impending calamities, JAMES BUCHANAN.
WASHINGTON December II, 1860
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-17
L.r,urr OF VIZ. vallsnalghAm.

The lecture OF the Hon. G. l.. Vallandghan, OF Ohio
before the Young Mems Christian Association Friday
night vas listened to by large and apprecative audi
cnce He .eltd his sa jse, with great ability and elo-
quenee and imputed the highest satisfaction and pleas
IRE 20 all whose good fortune i; TO hear hG. Mr..
v though living in the NORTH il strenuous Conserva-
tive ard descendant of Virginia ancestors. His o9al
introduction TO his lecture alike appropriate aud
touching and We accordingly in justice TO the disiin'
cui-hed gentleman, suboin it follows:
VtKatNlASs: I thank the President Of your ASsOca-
ton for his kindly aliusion, and thank you ali ioi the
cordial manner in which the papers Of your capital have
spoken Of me this morning. am indeed, the represen-
giys in Congress, Of STATE leS f2g'S@n' party OF
trust aud alarm Virginia. vet that State i the first
b7rn daughter Of your Commonwealth, and beg to as
sure YOU that it is they amoug OF Vrguian blood
mo have ever sought wound TO harm their honor
Cd mother Here, IN your midst, am myself ~ hons,
bearing an inheritance ia this, the Ancient Dominion By
a idle OF a hundred and sky years descent, and cher
hing towards Ter still the ondest feelings OF hla a.
fiction meilowed and subdued nov TO the love which
ole feels TO tie mother OF her sho bore him. " The
p5rtei bosom cGg5 10 wonied home, and trust that
the dy is far dis when Virginia shall! shut her Goors
againt her exed children, their descendants of her
o1n kindred and blood.