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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-01
OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.

To the Editor of tie Wig:
The Peace Congress has at length reported The prop
o,iion agreed upon combines far practicable the
vlws of Messrs. Guthrie, Franklin and Summers, with
an amendment declaring fugitive free, whose escape
had been effected, and whose value might be paid to
the party to whom bis service due
Et.President Tyler Immediately commissioned to
lay the report before Congress, and noticed him in the
Senate Chamber short time after its adoption. The
citement is really intense and all sorts Of opinions
freely expressed regarding the action of the Peace Gen.
venrion learned this morning that satisfactory
cuson would be arrived during the day, and the
knowledge probably, possessed by he radical Republican
Senator'S led TO quite in the Senate Chamber
Powell charged that Bingham and Chandler had written
letters to Gov Blair of Michigan advising him to send
ultra Commissioners TO the Peace Convention for the
ayowed purpose of rendering nugatory all efforts for
compromise. Chandler, in reply, would not deny the
sending of the letters by himself and colleague, but with
much heat declared that no compromise wanted aud
that his people would stand by the government it
ITO blood if necessary" smothered applause from Office
seekers in tie gaeries.)
Hon. John Bell appeared in the Senate to-day. He
will not be in the Cabinet, though probably, offered
foreign mission. The City Council paid their respects
day at one o'clock to President Buchanan and the part
ing interview was very cordial Maj. B. B. French is
Marshal inChief of the Inauguration procession. "7he
Republican Association" placed directly after the
exPresdens in the order Of procession aud before the
Judiciary, Clergy, Congress- etc. Several u S. steam.
ers are now on their way to the Navy Yard here
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vhea, ard corn. the freew offering Of Northern men,
ere speeding to the relief Of the unfortunate and destitute
people Of that State. There Is whole volume OF unan,
Eerabe argument against secession in this simple ana
touching act OF iraternal love. 49,
The CRY Of want comes up from Kansas, mississippi,
and other parts of our country; but thank uod
our granaes are OVERLOOKING and the hearts OF our peo
pc are warm and generous. Illinois will not turn oea
ear to thOss of our countrymen who are crying io'
bread
Certainly this ought to "Rre the Southern heart"
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FROM KANSAS

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 26h.-The Kansas Legislature, before
their adjournment, adopted memorial to their sister
States setting forth that 10000 people dependent
for their subsistence upon outside resources and that the
the grass of the praes causing starvation
among great number of cattle. They ask for 100000
bushels of seed wheat and sufciency of corn and po
tatoes for spring planting They also state that the
mittee located Atchison, with which the New York
committee co-operates has the confidence of the
try and that funds sent the said committee faith
fully and equitably distributed to the sufferers
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The substitute was lost, and the Senate amendment

The substitute was lost, and the Senate amendmenI
(sec 81 was adopted.
| : Mr. ANDERSON moved to amend the 18th section by
striking out the words together with what 1t may have
pd for stock Of this State and bonds guaranteed by this
State" Adopted
Mr. CHRISTIAN moved to further amend by striking
out the words "other Investments" Agreed to-
| The section as thus amended was adopted.
The other Senate amendments we're agreed to without
debate and the House Adjourned.
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IsITORs OF Rich

Two THE CT, liens AND VISITORS OF X ieh-
Mo\D, VkGINIA Itake great pleasure In sGnososng ht
HAIR CUTTER by profession Being Initiated lr ISIS
the Eagle HOTEL Richmond Virginia where received thorough
education Ia the art and having attained such on ~
years that was rewarded by presen enoluments and
high compliments for my professional ski,
shsvng being branch Of profession In 1924 shen The d
the Gag Hotel being his where then ynE
had the honor OF waiting him Ia that capacity and had ne
satisfaction Of pleasing him we'll that received donation on
ten dollars for being, he said master Of my profession 20
early"
In 1929 when the dignity OF the State cal cOnysbon
At Richmond they took their quarters the Old Eagle where
became aequsinted with VraA honored whom sn
IA thfuly rewarded for my services and attention.
Now would fully invite the attention those vho ssh
their hair en In classic mill fashionable style TO give ih
Professor call at the Seat Of Fashion, In TIE basement say o.
lS4i.
The perfection Of the polite IN expression ne ma
gea inhuen:e OF which addressed either the 10 oas
ted sound or TO the eye In forn Color altitude &C Bot ne
gnsl expression Of nature sd and MY be so'tsnd
those touches Of art which imp grace and dignity TIE
tur No art successful Ia this shat which the SUI %
pofesse' namely, Hair Cutting and Dressing IN other 70 o.
sku arrangement Of those luxuri with which
mas deco at-d the seat Of human intellect I've painter
uptor a. well as the subscriber aware that The tNprsoh
the human countenspce i In degree. deptndent uP"n %
rangement o. the Hair. and they azays pay strict regard
return my heartfelt thanks for the liberal patronage
on and hope By the strict attention 70 business 70
continuance OF TIE same. LOMAN B. shIn.
To BmTiRY-As belonged 10 that clss3 for seyent
years and having such admiration for them ana
and shcr hair 10 uuison when they dress the me
will please not forget one, who processes all the elegance o.
and fashion OF the age uniform helr heads and eve
mi tary expression.
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jail .lSO Man street
FNHE SUMMER COURSE OF LECTURES OF
Il THE MEDICAL COLLEGE OF vIgGTNIa de iyered BY the
Nohnoud Ass citation for Medical Instruction will commence
the lot OF April 1851 and continue until the LIST Of August
under the 'ollovirg rganixston:
Prof. o. BILL GIRs0s, H. Lecturer Principles and Practice
ofsugery.
Prof PrroolAs d. Lecturer on Anatomy and Clinical
Prof JisEs MccAw D. Medical Chemistry
Toxicoogy
S D. CO LIN, N. D Lecturer on Physiology
MARION HOWARD. w. d.. Lecturer nateria Medca,
TH)s POLLARD w. d. Lecturer Thecry and Practice
ED G. Draw, NJ. d Lecturer Obstetrics
The plan OF Instruction will embrace combination OF Lectua
and design being to deliver Lectures
daily, each preceded by thorough examination @
matter OF the previous thus sodlng the conoed aiysn
giving the student ample time for private staIy ard for an
10 clnicsl observation.
Students Of this Course will permitted cases the
PREE or CHARGE
Il the Surgical Wards Of these Institutions operations
are constantly Performed aud the Medical Department az 10
daily opport antilles for observing Diseases ecr and iEd
10 TIE s Hh
Every facility vii be given for the study 81 Practical Anttom
The Deeticg Rooms under the charge Of the DemOusao DR.
Ho TardD commodous. well ventilated and furnished Sh
abundant material at probably lower rate than esShes
be procured.
E Attendance this will regarded by the Faculty
OF The Medical College OF Virginia equivalent nonh
study In Ii Physicians ONCE
Fee for this Course
For further Information apply 10
J.s. DoR7RY CULLEN, NJ D.,
Secretary OF the Ass0clAlon
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

TUESDAY. Feb 2S, 1861.
The Senate was called TO order at 10 O'clock
PRAYER b. tie Rev. Mr.. Pcterkin Of St. James
Church.
Hills REPORTED.
BY NJ. 10 SAN-From c1um't're reported House
bill 70 aued q acts couceriog district free schools IL
the coua Of Jefferson; also Senate bin extending the
corpor4te mus Of the town Of Fredericksburg.
BILL PASSED
The 'ollowi Senate Cill "as taken up and passed:
A til to legalizs proceedings Sunday IL certain
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CCHOOL WANTED.-A VI gins La OF s)me eTTsr-
- ence aiuate OF OF the best Institutions in sA
drsi situation Teacher. she Is Se qualified 10 tsaeh
EnS h French, Painting, snd Sus viii also furnish her Pare
necessary Any CON- Iuncauons Address O. Breao Buh
Huysnna 90 Va uAi-e4l
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GEO. C. EGGLEsTON,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WILL pr,cce regularly Courts Ames aud he 10
w joining counties o.a
Hon.e fea2-dksl1
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Tn CCRREspONDENTs.

To CORRESPONDENTS.
EsEssss lsiiss .isi0s addressed 60 ts kssior ~ iA'
VAC.
trtts ,0a boa stdss n lAs cps- tot Soi % Psos
a. fis "a rae - iong -st14ngs o'st = % s.0' iOu.i
20 i hs ff0G~f6f RON. oontr9 HotcessScss1-
. aig 44tinss CrG rhdrgcf pr rs fGrsrtissHne1is.
fcsaof Egfrilks o. -sis-a reso-d oosHNsssca''Ns
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LNOR BALTIMOKE--The steamer P0- rD--S
IL cAaoNrAs, Captain Thos Trayers, will -ESifzU.
celve freight to-day (Fday) and the hour Of
saturd day tie I'd Of March
Freight via Baltimore atlowest with gea:
Dispatch
hosheAds received board unless engaged once.
Passengers to be board before the Of
parture, 10 O'Clock, 81, Saturday.
Passage and Fare, e.
mTl-2t DAVID wM CuRRII
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. DIR Z. w. GARLE, K.-Dnr
- CuEaPIYSrTRayCI

CHEAP INSCRANCE.-H rings
49, Potent Fire Proof ss'es insure much the
Goa than nsgrauce Policies AID last years
cannot arord 70 be without them We
store KNOWLES 4 WALP0RD, Agents,
M.fr.
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RESOLUTIONS.


NJ SNITT ofered the following joint resolution;
Rsso he Senate the House OF Delegates concurrre
elr VIII gy the i2h Nsrch neE
meet the trst Mouday in December next.
Tue resolution laws over under tire ruCs
TIE following resolution o, inquiry VAS offered and
adopted;
By NJ. NEESON-To inquire INTO the eypedjenc7 OF
calziug Certain Irregularities IN the ses of ands de'u-
,elt made in the year 1888 in the county Of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-01

J.s DoRsRY CULLEN NJ D.,
Secretary OF the Ass0olAton
mnnd NH rfr-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-07

Lieut.. Ives, Of the regular army in Califcr-
mia. has deserted-'naking his way East by
the overland route. James h. Clay,
"the unworthy son Of . noble sire," who u
. ssceanisaist, was lately captured by q six
teen year Old hoy. Clay vas fully armed.
BIT - be had no time to ~vaseaG in - o.
der" he veakeaed. .The ST. al uys
the Csuir Dsre, on the nth Oct, n 1t
IL deg. IL min. n loag. III aeg. "a m.
W. tsok from the Chilian hBk ca RrsvGe,
Of Valparaiso. Capt. Refs, ma fssrse~a sss-
1ss-ahs vessel bring in sinking condiiioa.
6he was from Puget sound for Valparaiso.
loaded with lumber. Ii u mid that he
wife Of that gallant old patriot. Commodose
Strngham. Who did such noble service in
command of the Federal squadrun which cap
turcd Forts Clark and Hatteras, On the coast
Of North Carolina. has hem busily cng,gsd
al the while conveying information to the
rebels. She has, 1t lass. been detected in
lOaisvillr. ky- aud is nov in the hands Of
the proper officers that place. The Ger
man population in the United States ia esti-
mated st 100. 600. III II reported On
what il believed to l- very good suthosity
that the Prince DE- .Joinvillc has not only
placed two Of his anus in the Federal army,
but has also subscribed largely 10 the National
loan. 49,. Apples are selling in San Francis
co At 6 and Z cents per pound. -. "A recent
census Of the Ncx Tcrces Indians makes their
number about $500. 1t has been found
that fax mixed with one-fourth cotton makes
an excellent cloth for calicocs. -. England
and France have found that they can get
along lmtter without our cotton tlan without
our wheat.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-07
That +" pome."

We give place to the following to oblise q
iind:
Az EPIC POEM.
A petty quill-driver, with prinP ftills and
honnce.
With a twis, in his walk and brains just an
ounce;
A br"kcn-,iown demsgogue, ugly as sin,
\ loved Governor on the list OF 4" has been
An ape-browed, oily-tongued, eet-nstured Pra-
A weasel-souled, ash-colored, black-heartsa
traitor;
4 linn tina, was fcddercd and ssrtssed with
care.
From the public crib: like a sosr-headed bear,
Is growing and raising pittiful whine
Ills health requiring that he should - decline
\ further gift from the Administration,
Therefore he must burst up this great Yankee
nation.
lie crates Of peace. and exceeding their pow
Ism, il as bad for his friends as ours
To step beyond our ancient landmarks
To weed out few hellish shark?
We have levied an army of our men Of tell
Aud sent them ON the - sacred SOIL
To crush out rebellion Of the darkest dye;
With cool eiIrontcry he asks ~ Why
We entail expense in making Of battle
Against his friend Davis, and that Kind Of cat
tie.
Aud vet he says, :. N,ss.n cordss,
Love my country" he knows that's ale.
Ifhis heart with one patriot pulse should beat
Like meteor il would shine through his foul
sheet
Perhaps, like a sage. he does not incline
knowing his readers) to cast pearls before
swine.
And now. Old George, by way Of slant.
Raise breeze for disuniOn, old boy, you cant.
! pity your ignorance, your greater part,
rs well your gray hairs, but not your foul
heart.
You re making Yourself a contemplate pup.
The best thing in the world for you s to dry up.
swear by the spirit of Jackson the Pue--
u wouldn't d--m me, Id do il sure
II | were in Portland-I'm SO cOntounded
wrathy-
Id mash you mug till il wouldn't hold coffee.
RErsAG.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-07

TmE LEGIsLATuRE-Both branches Of the
Legislature effected temporary organization
on Monday last. Ferguson WAS elected tenn
porary Speaker of the House, and Burbank,
President Of the Council There being no
quorum in either branch, the Lcgishre has
done nothing more than adjourn from day to
day. There is ssfficient number here to
form quor,,ms in both houses, but several
members await the decision of the "Capitol
Question" now before the Supreme Court in
session at this place.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-07

To- A gentleman in this place, mechanic,
learning that one of the heavy merchants
had discontinued his paper, generously sub
scribcd and paid for an extra copy, in order
that we should not be loser by our defence
Of the RIGHT; while n correspondent says,
"keep list of those who discontinue their
subscriptions through rerwge-l will make
the amount good to you" With such evil
dcnces of appreciation. we care not for all
the petty spite that can DO brought to bear
against us.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-07

~ The Chronicle calls Poesy Frisky."
We think it misnomer; Poesy don't belong
to the casir family.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-07

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are indebted Il
Capt. Curry and Mr.. Jones. Chief Enginers
Of the steamer Esserpviss. for favon.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-07

- We are pleased to observe that JOIN
+. Damnn. Esq, has ressmed the caatrol o
the NortA-rea.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-07

ANOTHER PAPER.-We learn from the Or
tgos Argss that Republican paper Is to be
established at Eugene City. Ogn. to be called
the State Republican.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-07

uIGH TIDEs-The tides have been unusu
ally high the past week. flowing over III
crossing on Second Street.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-07

- Judge wyche arrived from vancouve
on Sunday evening last.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-07

GoLD-New Digging ere reported to have
been discovered On Clearwater. in the Ne'
Pcrces country.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-07

- Judge Hays arrived by last nights
stage.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-07

~ The Columbia and Willametts ivsu
arc reported to be maeh swolIss by the lat'
rains.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-07
Agents for tie Standard.

The following named gentlemen are authorized
receive and receipt for money due ON sshscrip-
eioA 10 the STANDARD:
TRos. BOyCE, San Francisco. Cal.
4. " J0xEs, Vancouver, W.T.;
ALEX. ). AsERxkrHy. Oak Point;
T. ID. HARaIxGrox. Monticcllei
J. L. MITCHELL. COwliix;
Tsos. ]. CARrER. Gray IsrbOf
u. 5. GRIswoLr, Pacific thy
A. \. RvsKRrs, Walla Walla
y. MGExEa, SteilacoOm;
HILLoRv BrrLER. Seattle;
Jowx WEBSTER. Port Ma'f,-oh;
HExRv 4. WILSON. Tcckaict;
MARSHALL BLpNS. Seabeck.
~ Noney tan be sen, through the mails AZ
~ur Yish.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-07

SEvRRR WsArHER.-A Portland (Ogn.)
paper says that the month Of November has
been unusually disagrecable in that locality.
there having been scarcely fair day during
the month. The weather here hes been more
severe than usual Al the time Of year.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-07

70 A correspondent. writing from Teeka-
let, says: "Thcre is one thing as a friend
that wish to call to your notice. ] do not
mean to dictate or request it l only ask you
if you are not taking too much notice of the
Puget Sound Herald? 1t is hardly worth
the notice of the organ Of the Republican
party. Prosch is a man of no character, nei-
ther is his paper and to decend to ridicule
him only gives him the more prominence"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-07

- The Christian Adesrase says: Lieut..
John Adair. L. 8. A., cadet to West Point
from Oregool We learn. has resissei his COM
mission. II ID only few months since, that
he graduated at West Point. Besides bsing
disloyal. such conduct shows but Indifferent
gratitude. to say nothing Of justice. Such ex-
amples are not new; they are found far back
in the dim past. But they arr NOT, therefore,
the less abhonent." :
- The Democrat, published At Peoria
H., has been iuterdictea from the mail iol
treason. II could not have been whit mort
setlitious than the Portland Adceyfisry. W.
believe treason Is ~ much treason ON the Pa
ci6c coast rs anywhere exc.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-07

UJsiss 0apAn spsvsa ss tn H.
dsrss~ IaA sstWa-Y.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-07

To- The Mox~taincer says that the Oregon
Steam Navigation Company are about conf
mencing the construction Of new steamer
at the Deschutes, for the navigation Of the
Columbia and Snake rivers. It il thought
that boat can be built which can run to
Lewiston throughout the season.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-07

70 Some secessionists on Sauvies Island,
near the mouth of the Willamette river, re-
Gently declared, in true "chivalric" style, that
"no id Abolitionist should raise the Amer
lean flag on that island" whereupon Mr..
Cline, of Portland, who owns farm on the
island, procured an edition" Of the Stars and
Stripes, and raised it over his farm. Mr.. G.
waited several days, but no "chivs" appeared
to carry their threat into execution.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-07

We give place to the following to oblise q
friend:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-07

The SsS Jaeiaso has Just arrived
from tho coast Of Africa vis tho Wesl
Indies, where che had been cruising fos
six weeks. sst
The port YVES electrified by the IT,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-12-07

Bosfox, Nov. 16.
Captain Hunter the steamer Dsiaa,
from Bermuda, 1t Halifax, reports TIA.
when he lsit Bermuda, . Briiash stsam
vessel and the rsbsl vssssl Nsshuille
were in port and the British vssssl
had transferred her cargo Il arns 10
the Naskrale, and tbs lattse I'D Pat
Mason and 0lidell on the BEitish vseaol.
which would take. them to EnGland,
while the Nas&rille woald run the Block
edo With the arms. The name Of ths
British vessel they were taken iron ~
not yst transpired.
All the documents aud and popess a
Mason and 6iicell were seized Their
families were allowed to proceed.
The Captain Of the British vessel d.
liversd mp elidell and Mason uaae.
protest. This h the Substance e II
report By the passenger q the OK
Point boat
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-16

PERoooclrY.-We have been requested
GAYS the Sacramento Bee, to state. that the
BOYS v no have been so unfortunate as % pro
cure positions in the present Legislature
meet for the purpose of settling the affairs
of the Nation" every Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday evenings. A lengthy report OF
the proceedings at the last nesting has been
handed Us for publication, but it was declined
as We entertain the fogy idea that the Ioys
could make better use of their time by stop
ping at home and reading en- atudyin5 useful
books
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-16

GAzLAY's san FRANoIsco BusISEss DIRrcro
Ry. 186l.-Randal y Co.. D street; have pre-
oepted US with a copy Of thio valuable buel-
ness guide book 1t is gotten up in com
pact, reHable and cheap, though substantial
form. 1t will be found easily portable in the
pocket. and uaefu whether to the country OF
city merchant, and all trades and professions
whether in or out Of the city. You can OBJ
tam a cory at the counter Of Randall & Co,
for al 60.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-16

WuAr THEY TnHK AT WAr5oaynLr The
Pacific Sentinel has CORE apoudeot ot Wat
oon7ille who says II the Southern States
conclude to secede, " don't believe it will
affect the growth of potatoes in this vicinity,
or retard the progress Of tho end Of the
country. Have not heard Of any one 'ndl-
vidual here expressing any desire or wish to
leave the Union--stIl we view with alarm
the state Of thinssiu the Fest and earnestly
crust that civil war may BE- a,eit.d.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-16

MARYsviL1E MEDICAL lSsTTurE. We learn
that the subscription list for this institution
already numJers ae uapg as 'i"e'y Names
and the prospects are that it will be com
plete success The institution. under the
CHARGE Of two such thorough physicians and
surgeons as Drs Gray and Lasyignes. cannot
4ail of beinq a credit to the city.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-16

Prurou.y OF I'IvoGc-s. p" " .sll.ajoa
Territory j. .r ohead Of California - .ho
matter Of dlvotcca. During its last ae--lon,
eayo the Call granting dlvorcee has been a
great business with the Territorial Legisia-
ture One divorce biz passed the council
and the woman marrled again before it pass
cd the House In another case, member
said the man left Lis wife and was living with
another woman and wanted to he married to
her The ILL passed Immediately, "a mos
rcacongble mcature
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-16

MELoDEoy.-Lew Rather last night was IN
hls glory. and such fun and jolHty we have
not behed for long time. The Iwin'
danced IKE Terpyschore Of old, and won all
enhearts. Mabbett sang his best songs and
brought down the houae Kate and Annie
were on hand with the lager and cigars and
al went merly. The Melodeon will be oreo
again tonight.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-16

"GpErLrY's BIBls."--We are indebted 20
Randall d Co.. D street, for the Tribune al
roapac for 1851 Its couteuts are valuable.
ia many respects tle atatistias being careful
" compiled
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-16

Tur Bu1EuE4D Qurauoa.--Captaino Aide"
and Gilnler, Of the q. 5. Nay, have je't re-
oeived orders from the General Government
to ouryey the harbor Of San francisco, and
ascertain whether Bulkbead is needed and
# it's practicable
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-16

PaorRAcrED MEETING. The Nethodlsts arc
holding. protracted meeting ID THEN church
at Pllcervi,le