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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20
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WASHINGTON, March l9.-SENArE.-- On motion
OF Mr.. Brown Of Miss, n resolution was adopted
instructing the Postal Committee to enquire into
the cxpedicncy of declaring the Talehatahie ri, cr
q post route from Greenwood to Sharkiy, Miss.
On motion uf Mr.. Johnson, of Arkansas, n res
oiution was adopted calling on the President for
information relative to the Mountain Meadow
massacre in Utah Territory in 1857
On motion IT Mr.. Moson, of Va, u resolution
was adopted calling for the correspondence Of
Townsend Harris, Minister to japan, relative to
the Japanese Mission to the United States; and
that the Committee on Foreign Affairs enquire in.
tie the ,'xnediency of preparing for the reception
of said Mission
The Homestead Bill was discussed and post
ponci until Wednesday.
The Florida Ciaim Bill was up. Mcssrs. Toombs
Of Georgia and Mallory Of Florida advocated it,
liousE.-Mr Sherman from the Committee of
Ways and Means reported bill to redeem tho
outstanding Treasury notes; and to increase the
tariff. Referred to Commit,eco OF tho whole ON the
State Of the Union.
Mr. Cox of OHM made speech in favor of the
Mexican Treaty. Adjourned
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20
Read This !,

snEIBYNiiIE, Glenn y Oct I6. 1856
M Acssrs Perrl DAVIS 10
IlzS YOU, and duty 10 sufcrin. humanity r,uui that
should make known Ia. benz ht haze
Your truly valuable Pain Killer; nn If by seeing this any su
trri will be induced, az 10 give and b. h.ae
| shall be oliSnsaieI IA ihoIsaud fold.
In june, lso after lrtrarrd Illness several lonths
was severely attacked with dr"wsinc~s vertigo
sight aud loss OF appetite, by
breathing, etc MY physician pronounced pm
bordering ON HE first stag consumion
ing his skill declared rosii,, had the eonsu p,,
that he could do nothing and that must dir. II wc,
IN To tn. heat ih,nr .i,tIt
do which did with no effect then made of
which prov ed inefficient
BY this time symptoms pain head mo ming
evening and during the night darling lins through
burning in The palms Of the hands, quick pulse night wcys
difficulty Of breathing fortunately 10, bol, 81 In,
peoples Pamphlet, in which of Messrs him.
tont and others, which induced Perry Davis vccc
table Pam kilei, aud strange appear derive
benefit from the Of twenty bottle than had
done from, all other mcicinrs tlcs of The
Pam Killer, and heart, and enjoy than have
heretofore done for 4 number of Years
NH lO-lm GI'STAVJJS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20
Markets..

New lonK, March l7.--Stocks rather better
Virginia Skies $50. Cotton, good quality. steady,
Poorer depressed and lower; Uplnnds Middlings
IT. Flour lower: Southern S5,05(1G 20. Wheat
n"minally lower. Corn firm Mt 73(aso. Beef
dull and lower. Pork heavy: Mess 1900; Prime
Hoo. Whiskey dropping ut 23t cents. Sugar
steady.
BALTIMORE, March l9.--Four dull. Howard
Street offered freely ut So 81 without sales
Wheat dull. White 81 50al Go: Red 81 35a
l 10. Corn heavy at 7oa72 cts, by weight. Pro-
visions firm and prices unchanged. Meas Pork
Is. Whiskey steady at o23 cts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

!. The NEw INSURANCE CoNPANY.-Thc Storkhol-
dos Of the Lynclbnrg Fire, Life aud Marine In
snranee G, mpany, are requested to meet this az
ternoon at half past three o'clock, in thu rooms
over tie Merchants Bank for thu purpose of or
oanizing. A full attcn lance is desirable. The en-
Tire amount of Stock has, we understand, been
taken.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

u,ypsonE PsEsssr.-We were shown yester
dsy. at the jewelry establishment Of Messrs. Sill.
yerthorn & Cliff, . handsome pitcher, goblet and
waiter, all of pure silver and the most exquisite
workmanship, which had been sent to the Sons OF
in pbilatielrhia. The value of the set is about
$50 and il will he used hereafter in the initia-
ZION service Of the two Divisions in this city
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20
City Elections.

pursuance of resolution Of the City Council hereby
give notice 10 the legal voters Of the City Of Lynn hburg
that annual election for the City Officers viii be he'll the
FIRST TUESDAY IN APRIL next, Friends Warel ouse in
Lynch Ward aud at Planters Warehouse in Henry ard for
members of the City Council members Of the Court 1Iust
Mayor, Sergeant High Constable Master Of Polio Com
missioner and Assessor II the Revenue Surveyor Of he City
and Ovtrsecrs Of the Poor.
further give notice that Fayette H. Adams, john 4. Tan
ner, james f. Payne, Samuel ii. Mckinney ard timothy
Fletcher of Lynch Ward and Samuel w. Shelton VIM r. An
derson Jos H. Phelps James NJ Booker and j. (sor Tay
of Henry Ward appointed Commissioner upcrin-
tend and samuel d. RunboRgb of Lynch War an,f Gran
Vile Jordan oil Henry Ward APP oined Office 10 conduct
sail election. JAS. q. VILLA Ms,
IN 15fkw Clerk Of ity Go unc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

"SrRiKE" AMoNG THE SHOE MAKERs.-Onc of
those movements so popular at the North
among the workers in soles, and denominated
strikes, took place here yesterday. A difficulty
occurred between two coored sons OF Crispin, when
one of them determined like his white brethren
of the North. to ''srike;" he did strike, and the
result the other of Crispin went home
short by two ncisors, and pair Of lips protrudng
an inch more beyond their usual position. Ii
is Supposed that the Mayor will have some hand
in this strike, and will give these Of Crispiu
such lesson in striking will tickle them be
You'd measure.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

SHIPMENTS OF ToBAcco-We had the curiosity,
says the Charlottesville Adrocate to inquire at our
depot, and asceraned that there had been sent from
depot. since January lst,, over 500 hogsheads-
Oar depot \ gent also informed us that the united
shipments eft tobacco from this depot, ranges be-
tween twelve hundred and two thousand hogshcAls,
depending upon the state of the crop One Of our
planters, 1Ir Him. Garth. himself, grew and shipped
100 hogsheads from this depot in one season.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

A Coon SALARY.-The Rev. G. W. Carter, of
oxford College, Miss. (furmerly If this .cityl
has accepted the Presidency of College in texas,
at n salary OF SC 900 per unnnm.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20
From Rev. DR.. ROSSer.

Z TOl1l ILbV. Dr. ICOSS6T.
NJ EDITOR OF THE CHRISTIAN ADNOC ATE
lyaY SEMPLt's i>FALLIBLE BAKING PowDER.-An persons
fond light, sweet and wholesome loaf bro ad biscuit
AMI buck wheat purchase this powder wit conf
dencc The minerals perfectly harmless and pleas
ilan soda, Saaraus. No fear of J,ea The
will make the lglst,
possible time time labor and expense and dis
appoints If the simple directions oil
Besides it is manufactured in Virginia aud tion of
Yankeeom John W. Gariick manufacturer and sole Propri
eor Richmond We him, and have II,
commend The best tried. Get ii and mind the i
Its.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

ArrENrrEp BCseLaRy.-0n Sunday night, n
burglar or burglars elected an eutrenee through
the window OF Mr.. Thomas S. Thurman's coniec.
tioncry establishment On Main street, but not sue
.eeling la getting any money, which seemed to
he their only object, they removed the bolt of
the door aud thus made their esrcss. There was
n considerable amount uf jewery in the show
casc. which was not disturbed. Mr.. Thurman
and his employees had not been absent more than
half an hour, when the would be rcgues made
their visit.
Three attempts were made during the past
week to rob the Arcade. where Mr.. johnson i
engaged in selling jewelry at auction, but neither
time did the rogues succeed in getting what they
were in quest Of. 1t would he well Tor Night
Watch to keep sharp look out for all suspicious
characters, ns it more than probable fresh ut
tempts will be made in this line.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

SEE advertisement of valuable farm in Amherst
county for sale, hy Vim s. Morris aud other Commits
sioners. Sale to take place to- day Mt L. o'clock.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

RE9oNsTRANCE To TIE LEGIsLATURE....The mer-
chants of Wheeling, Va, held meeting on We'd
ne 'day last, and adopted resolutions demonstrating
against the one per cent. tax. which were telegra-
ell to their representatives in the Legislature. In
Alexandria, Saturday night, a meeting of mer-
chants was held at which resolutions were adopt
ed c0n,urring in the sentiments of the memorial
lately presented l'y the Richmond merchants, and
adding the protest of the Alexandria merchants
against the one per cent. tax. similar meeting
was held by the merchants of Norfolk, Saturday
night. and similar resolutions adopted.
Too LATE Nearly every day in the week we
meet boys, and men too, with guns and accoutre-
ments. TN their way TO the woods for the purpose
OF slnngi,ering such of The ieathered tribe may
be left. Par ridges and other game birds now
building their nests preparatory to laying and
Matching out their new broods, and it is shameful
that they should be shot, even disturbed at this
season NJ the year. As there are not game-laws to
protect them, citizens generally should efnsc
t. buy them, which would, in measure, project
them from 'iothuntcrs.'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20


OPINIONS OF HE PRESS.
II ~ The best We have scen.--lNanlncr
II does all prti.s'cs-Inqur,f
No otIrr compares with it.-Suuth.
IN" worn aud hr-iian Advocate.
The most perfect ibsiruurni tcnhl Prcs,ytctian
luual, II nat superior. 10 any Transcript.
Decidedly ldu hosl.--jeI. r.,ninu Republican,
superior 10 any! Virginia tIi1,n
The bcs ia as. Callep,r Observer
Tie m".l complete. Rockingham Register.
The best mad'.--l alley Democrat.
WlIHpl / ~ RIVAL scientific American.
1t took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the state Fair In Virgil
II took the HIGHEST PREMIUM nj Le STATE Fair in New
york.
It uoh The HIGHEST PREMIUM at the state Fair in New
Jcrnoy.
It took lie HIGHEST PREMIUM the State Fair in Penn
sSNania.
1t took the HIGHEST PREMIUM At the State Fa In Ken.
ltook the HIGHEST PREMIUM state Fair In mi
took the HIGHEST PREMIUM nj the State Fair In Wiz
cou-in.
II took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at tho state Fair in Mich.
ignn.
1t took The HIGHEST PREMIUM at the state Fair In mii-
Il took the HIGHEST PREMIUM ut the state Fair in Mis-.
sis'rp.
Il'ok the HIGHEST PEEMlu at the state Fair In Mis-.
II took The HIGHEST PREMIUM The State Fair in Cali
prua.
Aud at the Fairs in Cinennai Chicago. ST. Louis baltimore
aud Richmond.
A. s. ENGLEDOVE, Sole Agent.
Jan Ijt- MAIs IL \
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20
Connclrs Min for Sale ut Public Auction.

C0nnell'S Mill for Sale Mt Public Auction.
pursuance with deed Of trust executed ~ trustees
by Arthur Conncl, debt duo by the said Council
I" the Franklin building Fund Associations and In ohedenee
Ia order Of the Roari Of Directors Of snd Association tho
and rgnsd viii sell at public auction, Tho premises
O'Clock TUESDAY the ID dry Of APRIL that valuable
lurc together with $40 feet Of land lying between The
canal md river. This Ia Of the largest and most valuable
Mills in this section Of the State aud contains Machinery for
GRINDING Flour Meal and Plaster aud for making Rolls, aud
IN complete repair.
IEnNa made known day Of sne
ho title Is believed bo good but acting Trustees,
viii convey only such tiir IA In vested IN
CifAs. NJ BLACK FoRDl
ROBERT j. DAVIS Trustees
nh ia.,tls u. n. PAYNE,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

THE LEGIsLATURE.-In the Senate, on Sat
urday, the House bill cxempting the Fair
Grounds of Agricultural and Mechanical So
ce,ics from taxation, and those Incorporating
the Central Agricultural Society, and the Rich
mond and Lynchburg Railroad Company were
laid on the table. Among the bills pissed
a House bill permitting the city of Wheeling
to compromise with holders of her bonds and
pons issued for subscription to certain railroads.
A message was received from the Executive,
transmitting n series Of conservative resolutions
lately in,r ,nured in the Legislature of Ohio.
In the Uouse, a letter vas read from the COM
mittce appointed to superintend the erection of
the Clay Statue on the 18th of April, inviting
the members to lie present TN tho OCCASION. In
response to a resolution Of the Senate, the Board
Of Commissioners appointed to audit and pay the
lIarper's Ferry cxnences report that the whole
expense If the invasion will probably reach $500
600 and should this l,o the case, an additional
appropriation of S27 600 will be necessary. The
total appropriation thus far is 1928 900; tota!
claims, either presented, allowed or paid, 600
274 making a d,6cit Of Sll.274l2 should no
further claiMs he presented. Among the large
number of bills passed, may be mentioned bills
making railroad companies liable for damages in
certain cases. Senate bill Incorporating the Os-
borne'e Turnpike Company, in lleorco; bill au-
thorzing the Common Council OF the city of Pc
tersbuag to subscribe to the Blacks and " Whites
branch Of tho South Side Railroad; bill ncorrora-
ting the New York and Virginia Screw Steamship
Company; bill to establish Circuit Court Tor the
town ut Danvlle; bills to Incorporate the Old Do
minion and Citizens Savings Banks of Richmond;
and bill appropratng the public revenue for the
present and ensuing fiscal years. Most of the
bills passed involved no appropriation for money.
Richmond Dispatch.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

by EDMOND DAVENPORT d Co, Aucr' RS,
RfcHhOND, "a.
Cargo Sale Of Rio Coffee and Liverpool
FINE SALT.
AN Wednesday, March 2st nj ~ ociock NJ, we will offer
' for sae, ut our Warehouse, head of Tho block
Bia0 lngs prime Rio Coffee wled bugs Cargo Of tho "Sa
lie MHHcc,' just In from Rio
$500 sncks Liverpool Fine salt cargo The ship
direct from Liverpool.
ALSO
$50 rasks lIibea London Porter PM. and quas received
per ship "AlcSandur" direct from London.
ALSO
;1o hags prime Government Java Coffee.
AND EXPECTED IN TIME
loo casks New Rice, from Charleston, y. &.
NH Ii-ids EDMOND, DAVENPORT h CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20


NOWIIN & JONES.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GrOCerS and Commission Merchants,
No. ii9, CORNER OF MAIN AMI MARkkr erRRErs
LynchbuIg, Va,
AVE In store aud for sale large and we'll stock
Of Groceries staple Dry Goo,s &r comprising tho fol.
lowing viz: Cuba, Orleans aud Coffee sugars various grndrs
I"nf Crushed. Oranuae aud Powdered sugars Rio,
gra H,a and Mocha Coffee, AMI BLACK Teas various
brands Sperm, WAX AdnmHntinc md aiow Candies Brown
and Fancy sosps varoas h1nds Spices every kn
leather good nn damaged Liverpool and Grnund Alum Salt
Cotton Yarns NIL Nos Virginia mud Western cured Bacon,
HALIFAX Hearings In hhs, No Ma,kerr In kits Old D"nn
Ion Nails, Mountain lrun, Gust, SIrnr and Mustered
Plough Lines bed Cords NJ and tsnaburgs rnchrd
Brown Shrlngs Heavy WooenS Wool Hats, lrogan shnrs
Negro Bankc &c, which they will sell low cash
In exchange for country produce. ticc9
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

Sales at Cost.
AUR stock Of Figured Mousins common fine; Mous
lin Robes common AMI fnea variety Of styles. Also,
remaining stock Of Nantes and Cloaks Ne offer these
goods and strictly cost priees-no,hng less.
fb2S sTlGLFR IF TIERS Il Co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

Southern Men Attention
[TYa ~ nro now In position 10 undertake and ssVa
~ 1exceuic the finest Kind of work, In Tho bcsGkS
S>Ef1 possible style of the art. Our business ><S
embraces every kind Of PIAlN AND DECORATIVE FAINT
ING including FRnsoo WonK, GnAtSIsG, MARBlIsa, Sax
WrIriSa, Gu.piSG GLASS, &c, Nc.
We nr. aso prepared to undertake tho painting and dccora
iion If FLAGS BdNNERH DC, In q very superior hyIe-
designs furnished upon application. Specimens may be- seen
Office In the basement Of cabe Mouse 10th street.
low Main.
Paper Hanging Walls Whcncd with Kclsonne or colocd
Ia any sInle, In the neaies
~ Ord, from any part Of the Htatc III bp puncuaiy
attended Ia. JOHNSON n 1IEMING,
Iynriburp. Nn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20
FRETWEI.L d HALL,
No. III Main Street, I.Ynohburg, Va,

1T, HAVE now In store their Spring and summer stock
Of Boots, shoes lnt-, Caps Trunks Curpci Ba,s Va
wv ors Calf skins, suit Leather, and MI kin, Of Shoe
49, Findings all If which viii be sold IN the
able terms. they bought favorable time.
We also manufacturing Ladies' and Gcnllrmens aiirr-
n ever, descriptions; we'll all other kiuls
line of nnd wonld the attention those II,
want I" J. Miles Sons Boots have them, tnh dress
aud dun'el II the best quality mh II dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

DISCHARGE AT THE NAVY YARp-We regrc. to learn
that about 40 or SO workmen employed in the Block
making and machine shops of the Navy Yard were
thrown out of employment Yesterday by unexpect-
ed discharge.-Norfokk Day Book Tues i1y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20


There is nothing equal in tn. Of Plaster To ne Porous
Plaster Of Mr. ACOCK. Every thing peasar Mt out tcu
They the Plaster of the day and III type lrcseu
ianccent in science and In Asthma Ct ugh. Kidney
Affections and local deep seated pains they aor p,
relief and for weak backs pains in the side, slct spas
moe pains generally the! unsurpassed for the benefits
they mpart Physicians should This article which
universally approved where known. Price, eac Prir-
civa Once pa Canal New Sold by all especial
bic dealers in medicines. jan PAIL ndaw.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20
MOtice.

N Office.
HAVING purchased the staleton Mills of Charles Scott
Il Esq, in market for WHEAT and will pay The
5As PRICE for prime Wheat delivered al tho
Mills fully 2,l.ris1 JAMES f. HORNE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

COOP ONE.-The Charlottesville Adrocdie lie
responsible for the suljo:ned good one. There
were more horse jockeys in town last Court, says
the Adcocate, than we have seen for long while.
Rockingham, especially, was fully represented,
and her jockeys seemed anxious to Impress
county people with the conviction that cid Rock
inghnm not only possessed the shrewdest jockeys
hut the wisest men oi any county in the State
We noticed large crowd arnund one OF these
Rockingham wits enjoying amazingly his kes
and his display of horscmanship. Rockingham
got on swimmingly until in most unfortunate
moment hc ran foul Of enc CT our keen, quick, Lut
dull looking Ruck Islanders. when he got sawed
short off at the knees and Shut up for the bal
ance Of the day. Buck Island was Lending
small Jack through tho crowd where Rockingham
telling his jokes. and, as he passed, Rock
ingham thinking to have some fun at Buck Island
cr's expense rode up to him and struck his Jack
Il pretty hard lick. at the same time letting fly an
attempt at wit. OLD Buck Islander turned slowly
around and the following dialogue cnsned:
Buck Island. You strnck my little Jack did
you? And pray where are You from?
Rockingham.-From old Rockingham where the
best horses and smartest men raised.
Buck Island.-From Rockingham? Aud is
ham, TO strike your orn fuller in this way. You
ought to be ashamed OF your conduct.
Rockingham ncon,inently slorcd, and the last
seen of him was some friends putting him aboard
of l2R o'clock train for Staunton. Wonder when
he will be along this way again.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

Notice to Physicians and the Public.
m ~ ALLCoCK'S Porous PLAsTEEs. -TEsTIMo
utS-S NlAL~-"T AL1Cotk & CO., No. 294 Canas New
York. Goth Nov. lS9tenieIneu lately severely
from weakness in my back occasionel BY sudo eny
cring myself Having heard your Pasers muct
cd for Of this kind procured and the result all
that could desire single plaster cured me in n week.
Yours respectfully. j. q. BRIGGS,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

(I0SsiGNMENTs OF BACON, LARD, BSTTEI, FEATH
~ ERS Oak Tan Sole Leather, Cotton Yarn and Cordage,
segars nj all prices corcc Coal OH of very superior qualify
Adnmantnc and Talow Candies Clever Seed and many other
articles of country produce In and constantly receiving.
For sale by [mh 6l IRBY SAUNDERS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

Southern Work All Right!
FENE public having tested the Work ind MI
Il right and the proprietor takes The hcrty that he
receiving, aud constantly adding his already large
stock. II vnrict,
STOVES OF ALI. PATTERNS
mad" city of Richmond; together u
all other Stoves from the celebrated fac,orc iac
keeps always on hand pattern TINT is desired. lie would
further state that he il better prepared than TO do
House Roofing, Gutteiing and Repairing,
in the best manner, and nj The lowest
His establishment supplied all with The greatest
variety Il" TN. SHEET EoN and CorpEI ARE ar ms
shop and warranted good ia every respect. Bong Irdcc
UOiRmdH, he guarantees sdtisfacfi0n.
&c Uh0Sde hits promptly attended to- an goods packed
and forwarded 10 any place. with the nsu.tl charge,
4. Il. DORNIN, Practical Timer.
nh No III Main ST., Iynchbnrg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-20

Roe Herrings.
HAVE on hand few half barrela o. Ola NORTH Caroltn
l. Family Roe Herings They have kept entirely sound
sweet which wond call The attention o. those who won
like 70 indulge In decacy. a. kUCkkk
feb 16ts
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-13
TELEGRAPHTC.
IOVER THE UNION LINE.1
ArriVal oil the POney Express--European
MISREPRESENTATION Afiairs--SprciaJ
Message from the President,

II
SAN Francisco, April 18th.
The following is the special dispatch to the
Bulletin and Alta:
ST. Louis, April 2d.-The following sum
mary comprises all the news of Importance
All mails due from California have arrived
in the usual time.
The general domestic and European news
has, with few exceptions, not beon particular.
ly important.
The question of the annexation of Savoy
and Nice to France has been definitely de-
termned upon. The principal opposition
was from the English press. Central Italy
by popular vote, has almost unanimously de.
termined upon annexation.
The overland telegraph bill passed the
Senate.
The President has sent solemn protest
against the proposed action of the House to
inquire by committee into his personal and
Official conduct. lie treats it as an insult TO
the sovereignty of the people, whose repre-
sentatives can only proceed against him in
the manner pointed out to Congress by i'm
parchment The message was entirely un-
expected, and it is said has been wholly his
own act. 1t has created profound sensation.
The current incident is the capture of Mi
ramon's two steamers before Vera Cruz by
the American squadron, and the sending
OF them as piraticnl prizes to New Orleans.
Our Government has not yet determined
what to do in the premises. The matter in
wolves much difficulty
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-13

THE New GRACE CHURou.-The contract
for building the new Grace Church has been
awarded to George Nagle, Mr.. Patten, of
Marysville, being the architect The Church
is to be of brick, Gothic, and to be loca-
ted at the corner eff Stockton and Cali
fornia streets. 1t is hoped to advance
the work so rapidly that Rev. Mr.. Ever, the
Pastor, can be present at the laying of the
corner stone. although he expects to leave for
a visit to the East on the goth of April. The
estimated cost of the structure is 100000, of
which amount some $40, 900 has been already
raised.-S. r. Bulletin.