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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-08-21
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etr Rrbrlsn f& auf 10000 Mann bslaufsn.-
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melt wabri6'tnI6sn-bsnn uls 90 Srtsn II in
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Die beftdnoi9e Reibefot9e BON Sie9en
Die mir in Wifouri uno in Dem rpeftliten
Siroinien 9elpinnen, III cine bodDft merfz
piroi8e Gribriuun8 in oieier Sinfi6t.
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oorjurGftn. Oicle 6urthtIonteit bad
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fdla9ferti9 1T mir pplcn ourd hinge
bulb ibn nidt per1nlaBen, nur um sine
Gag ootr cine Stunoe iib ju Ibereilen
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in ben RcbellCnfaatGn beTcl9te RorI
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puros pcn Der Rs9ierun9 in Dem @oms
millariat:D Department nit Dem Rane elm.
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O7 1te ,Serren Dcitsr in Setbiebem
b1ben BON Der Nc9ierun9 ctnen Contract
jur Sieferun9 bon 24,CO0 Oaro lblpsrem
blduem ,3eu9 erbalten. Sdifdbe muB
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1Dsitrs lla6ri6tsn ibsr biz Sbla6t
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-25
The Missouri Convention.

ST. Louis, March I'm the Missouri Sta tie
Convention, yes terday, Mr.. Henderson, Chair
man of the Committee to which was referred
the communication of the Commissioner from
Georgia, presented 4 long report, declaring
against secession and exhorting Georgia and
other secession States to desst from the re-
yolutionary measures commenced by them,
and mite their voice with ours in res toring
peace and fraternal relations between all the
States
The report don't materially differ from that
of the Committee on Federal Relations.
Mr.. Birch presented 4 minority report, de-
nylng the legal right of secession, but recog-
MIXING the right of revolution. 1t adds
while deploring a sectional disregard of
duty, we will not despair of justice till our
complaints have been specifically and una
yailingly submitted to the Northern people
We declare that property in slaves is a con-
stitutional right, and if the Federal Govern
ment impars that right, the sIaveholding
States should be found firmly united in its
defence, and i'll such events as may legti
mately fellow, Missouri will share the dan
gers and the DIES tiny of her sister slavehold-
ing States"
Both reports We're ordered to be printed, and
We're made the special order for the third
Monday in December
The resolution providing for the election by
the Convention of seven delegates to the
Border State Convention was then passed
and the Convention adjourned.
ST. Louis, March PIN the Convention
this morning, a committee of one from each
Congressional district was elected to call a
Convention together, previous to the third
Monday in December, if the public exigencies
require it.
The following gentlemen We're elected del
egates to the Border States Convention -
Hamilton X. Gamble, john B. Henderson,
VIM. A. Hall, James II. Moss, VIM. Douglas,
Littlebury Hendricks and VIM. CT. Pomeroy
A resolution was adopted, ms tructing the
President of the Convent ton to transmit GER
titled copy OF the proceedings of the Conven-
ton to the President of the United States
and the Governors of each State
Adjourned till the third Monday in Deem
her
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-25
Extra Session H. & S.,,..

WAsHrNaToS March 23.-The resignation NJ
the Ice President as presiding officer of the
eepted:
Mr. Hale introduced a resolution appoint
ing Mr' foote presiding officer of the special
session, which was adopted and Mr. Eoote
win few remarks, took the chair
Mr. Wilson moved that a committee of two
be appointed to wait upon the President and
inform him of the election of Hon MIR. Foote
as presiding officer of the Senate, which mo-
ton was agreed to, and Messrs Wilson and
Bright We're appointed to discharge that duty
Mr. Wade presented to the Senate the Gre
dentiafs of Hon John Sherman, U. s. Sena-
tor elect from Ohio.
Mr.. Sherman having taken the usual oath
to support the Constitution
mr summons rose to personal explana ton
relative to the misunders landing between him
and Mr.. Clingman.
This arose from the Senate report in the
baltimore Sun a few days since, referring to
the legality of Mr.. Clingman's election by
the North Carolina Legislature.J
MIR. Hale moved to take up the resolu ton
introduced by him a few days since that the
Senate proceed to election for Sergeant-at-
Arms, Doorkeeper and Assistant Doorkeeper
ON Saturday, at two o'clock.
mr.. Bright moved the postponement of the
subject till the first Monday in December
The yeas and nays were then called on the
motion to take up the resolution, resulting
yeas rs, nays 10.
The resolution being before the Senate. Mr..
Bright moved the postponement of the consid-
Grafton OF the resolution till the first Monday
in December; on which the yeas were 10, nays
IS. -
MI. Breckinpidge moved it's postponement
TIL Monday next, at O'Clock =. NJ He de-
sired to say that during his service as Presid-
ing Officer there had been but one discharge
and that was where the party was actually
guilty OF dishonesty. None Of the Senators
We're aware Of the political principles of any of
It's officers, and lie hoped that if they were to
be removed 1t would be ostponed till Deem
Der, so that they conld btain emplovment
for themselves elsewhere, in the meantime
The debate continued at some length, show
ing some disgusting, AS well humorous
scenes on the part of office seekers
MIR. Nesmith said he was at the Post Office
department on business, when an Illnoisan
mistook him for somebody else and, patting
him on the shoulders, said ave got that little
office for you all right" This relation csuscd
much Taught ter.
The Republicans vainly pressed the Senate
to go into an election of officers; but their pur-
pose was defeated by the minority, who will
con tinue the Parliamentary war and prevent
them from carrying their prescription into the
Senate, con trary to past usages.
After short Executive session. the Senate
adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-25
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
A9dtrs In Petersburg.
PETERsRrRa March OH teef

PgrERsBuka, March 23d, 1851
Inc solemn ceremony of Ordination was
psriormeS Yesterday morning ut St. Pauis
Church, by Bishop Johns. The candidates
ordained were Messrs. George 7. Williams of
SUFFOLK, and John >. Hansborough, of Prince
George county, Va. Rev. George Woodbridge,
ID. ID, OF your city, delivered sermon APP
propriate to the occasion, which, in point OF
argument and lucid explanations ea uaiied an v
pulpit effort have heard for some time His
charge to the candidates was peculiarly i'm
pressiye, and doubtless made all feel an addi
ttonai interest in the two who have devoted
themselves to this nohIest OF callings.
In the evening, the rite of confirmation was
administered to some 30 persons at Grace
Church, and to day. to Is more at ST. Paul's
A large number of our citizens went to
chester to-day, TO witness the raising of the
Southern Confederacy flag. This event has
been looked forward TO with much interest
and anticipation of enjoyment, and all who
took the trip to-day, went with light hearts
and joyful expectations.
Mr. Uriah Wells, the proprietor OF a very
extensive foundry in this city, has lust re-
turned from a trip to South Carolina where
he has been, endesvoring to make contracts
Tor furnishing balls and shells. He finds him
sell behind your energetic citizen, the proprie-
tor OF the Tre6egar Foundry He reports
himself as highly pleased with the people Of
mat State, and says that excitement does not
rule the masses, but that the calmness of a
deep, determined purpose, has settled upon
them-indicatye of firm and unfaltering
maintenance of the position they have taken
and the principles that aciuate them. He is
the bearer of magnificent Palmetto coo kade
about the size, and made after the pattern of
a large rose-to be presented to our delegate
Mr.. Branch, so soon as he comes right on the
secession question.
The amount $4,000 appropriated by the
CITY Council to purchase arms for two of our
military companies, has not yet been expend-
ed, though understand Mayor Townes who
has been invested with the power to purchase,
has received several sealed proposals for sup
plying them. The award will probably be
made to day. Mon CRTR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-25
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
or THE CANADA

HALIFAX, March 20 The steamship Cana.
da, from Liverpool on eth inst, via Queens
town 10th, arrived at this port this ,nurnino
She brings fl77 600 In specie
All is quiet at Warsaw It Is stated tha,
the number OF persons killed by the troops
there was So 0Pa
The Banks Of Poland refusing tn nak. ,,,
Gle payments on Russian bonds. the militsrv
TOOK possession of the amount REQ nired
Prince Napoleon was about to proceefl IN
Turin, TO negotiate for the withdrawal Of tho
French troops from Rome '"'
Inc blockade Of the citadel of Nessin, IL
ofiiciaiIy proclaimed, and hostilities have cow :.
menced- vi"
katazzi has been elected President of ,h.
Italian Chamber of Deputies WAC
Inc French Senate has finally adontea =, ,
ADDRESS In reply to the Emperor's speech
There Were but three negative votes against n
zoe. at 0oi
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
State Of Trade in Maaeh..tey The aar,oua .uu..
manchester are uufavoTable. There was lass L.
mana ana the improved tone Of Tuesday was par
LIVERPOOL, Friday .-Breadstnss are s,o.5v
Messrs. Wakefield, Nash n Co. Rjcha rison
spence Co, and Bgiand, Athya Il Co renorf
WILL quiet mt steady, at 2s3ls. for American
tiai advance Of 2M5d for spring red. which ra
quoted at lis. I'd .@Iles. 10d; white los Cd eiIas
Cd. Corn hrm. " "'ee i4s'
prorisions. provisions are duu
LONDON, Friday.-Consols aISGsls for ,norov
and e2gp92l for account ''
nAvss' Wednesday Orleans ire. ordinoye
soii.; do bnssa. Market steady. Sales of the week
800 bales. Stock 240, 900 WV y" '0A
=, LONDON, friday.-Tbe Bullion in the Bank Of
hngland had decreased fll9, Gee. The money mar
ket Is unchanged. '''
LosDos, March s.--Illinois Central shares 2s6i 20
aasfeonnt Erie shares 273@2ss New York Cen
tral shares IL exc. wv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-25

| REMOVALS, APPoiSTAaSTs, 6c.-The Wash.
| ington papers contain the following announce,
nents relative to changes in offices there
| f NJ. Merchant, OF Va, (Sec., -. 900 per
annnm-tn the Sixth Auditors Once, has
| been removed, and s. NJ Edwards III ! has
been promoted 10 fill the vacancy thus made
X Wlddicomb tU.) has been promoted to
the II 400 per annum vacancy caused by Mr.
E ia 81 promotion and Nathaniel Page
per annum clerkship made vacant by Mr.
| Widdicomb's promotion.
Earnest LUZ, (U.,) of Del, has been APP
| pointed 10 vacant IL 400 per annum clerk
| ship, and Cyrus Widus, ~. J of Va, to a s., :
| 200 per annum clerkship, both in the same
! Bureau.
j. w. Twyman, of Kentucky, frst-elass
| clerk, and IL. &. Loving, second class clerk
| both of the General Land Office, have been
| removed
| 5. p. Moses, of Oregon w. NJ Duncanson.
| of the District of Columbia j. l.. Porter
- Donneliy, Grafton Powell of the Dis
| trict of Columbia; Ii. t. Swartz of Virginia
l.. ID. richardson, of Maryland: j +. Milton,
of Tennessee; w. NJ. Ewels, of Virginia -
Pickett OF North Carolina; l.. ). Johnson,
of Virginia, and j. Il. Martin, of Mississippi
Clerks in the Census Bureau, were removed.
Z. L. Guest, of Maryland Elias Yulee, of
w. T., and ID. I. Whitaker, of South Caro-
lima, assistant examiners in the Patent Office,
were removed Friday.
L. b. Thurs ton, of South Carolina, a second
class al 400 clerk in the Third Auditors Of
flee, has resigned.
5. NJ. Edwards, of Va, has been promoted
to third-elass cIerkship i'll the Sixth Audit
or's Office.
X. Widdicomb, of the District of Columbia,
has been promoted to a second class clerkship
in the same office.
Nathaniel Page, Of Illinois; Garrett LufT, Of
Delaware; and Cyrus Widup, Charged to, but
not from, Virginia. have been appoin ted to
trst-class clerkships in the Sixth Auditor
Office.
John j Plat. of Kentucky and Johu IT
Clemens, of Missouri have heen appointed
to second-class clerkships in the Third Audit
ors Office.
w. =. Mccall, of New York s. Caldwell
OF Pennsylvania; ]. V. Offenbacher, of Ohio;
J. w. Smith of Missouri s. Davis, of Ohio
} X. Holcombe, of Va; A. Y. Shenk, of Penn
sylvania, and II. 9. Rouse, of Ohio, have been
appointed to clerkships in the Census Bureau.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-25
SECOND DISPATCH. |
Affairs i'm Texas.

GALVESTON, March 22nd.-The Legislature
met on the 18th
The House and Senate took the oath of allie
glance. A few members took it under protest.
Gov Houston and the Secretary of State
have retired, having surrendered the archives,
seal, etc, belonging to the State of Texas.
Gov. Houston has issued an appeal to the
people, denouncing the Convention.
The Convention passed a subs titute for the
army bill, raising only one regiment of mount
ed Rangers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-25
Northern Markets.


NEW YORK, March % Flour is frm Sales al
10000 bbls.-State IS leM5. Is; Ohio % 55015 6s
Southern IS 35p5.7o. Wheat has advanced Ia:
cents-sales of 1000 bushels: Chicago Spring
Si.lo Corn Il frm-sales of 10, 900 bush Mixed
at $4,000 cts: Whiskey closed steady at III cts
Sales IN New York, March %, Of 81, 500 Va SIS
at ~ - 600 do. at 794 SO 900 Tenn ss at 75s and
SIS, 900 No. SIS at s6t6t66t % 49,
PHILADELPHIA. March 23.-Flour is ouist -
sales at 80 Wheat is quiet-Red 81 256I1 30 /;
White 81 .3501 40. Corn is frm-sales of l6 600
bushels-New Yellow 5s6l5s3 cts Rio Coffee III
OLA cents Pork-Mess SE.2l. Whisky closed
steady at ls0lss cts.
Baltimore Cattle Market.
BALTIMORE, March 22.-The offerings at the
State scales yesterday were $50 head, being 200
more than last market day. The market was ra-
tner dull, and prices We're shade lower Of the
above offerings 200 head were driven to Philadel-
phla, 100 were left over unsold, and the balance
$50 head were taken by Baltimore butchers al
prices ranging from 80 to 49, and averaging 50 Ia
per 100 lbs. This average shows full decline OF
2"c. per 100 lbs. There was plentiful supply OF
live hogs at the pens Sales were made of fair to
prime lots AT 81 to so per loo lbs. Sheep were
scarce, and sold at from - 30 to so gross.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-25

DEATH OF A MIssIoSARY's WIPE.-The Ma
bob, from Foochow, China, brings the follow
ing intelligence Mrs. Nellie NJ. Baldwin,
wife of 5. l.. Baldwin, of the NJ. L. +. Mis-
sion at Fab Chang, China, and daughter of
Rev. B. w. Cuban, of Binghamton, n. Y =,
died on board the ship Nabob, lat. 81 deg. II
min. N, long. 20 deg. SIS min, on Saturday
evening March 10th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-25

wHITTEMORE 4 HAZELL
VIII sell at Auction, on
TUESDAY. APRIL 1861
And following days until sold, sale TO commence
At 10 O'Clock each day at
No. les Chambers Street, New York
tby order of p. NJ. CHAPMAN, Assignee1
ISAAC l.. HUNT u CO.'S
Entire Stock of HARDWARE, CUTLERY &c
comprising large aud varied assortment Of Heavy
and Shelf Goods, suitable for City aud Country
Trade.
CARRIAGE AND sADDLERY HARDWARE.
large and complete assortment of Carriage
and saddlery Hardware.
ALSO
60 TONS MALLEABLE IRON GOODS,
the Trade ~
TERMS Under 800, cash over that amount
approved endorsed notes, payable in the city of
New fork. or five per cent. discount for cash
hy Catalogues will be ready, and can be had
~ the once OF the Auctioneers, on MONDAY,
WHITTEM0RR& HAZELL, Auc'rs,
Office l5s Broadway, New York
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Burning Of the Schsener sarah xur..rh.
kterni.. Il aflrsnd Trnxal =.

OF Rockland, Me-, loaded with lime strut
on the Isle Of Shoals on the morning Of tbs
18th inst. took fire, and was das troyed Mil
liken, master, and one OF the crew war.
saved "eio
The snow storm which commenced raging
at noon yesterday still continues. Abont .
foot OF snow has fallen. Railroad travail in
all directions is interrupted "
Gov. Andrew has postponed the eyec,,tor
OF Alex. Desmartean from the Goth of March
to the 18th of April. He was Convicted Of
rape and murder, and sentenced to be hung 4
Springfield. "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-25

IMPORTANT TO SNIFF TAKERs-At a late
meeting OF the Manchester England Philoso-
phical Society, DR.. g. Calvert stated that he
had recently analysed several samples of
snuff, in all of which he found traces of red
lead. This is most dangerous adulteration,
as the lead in such snuff will ultimately accu-
mulate in the heads of snuff takers, and pro-
duce dreadful diseases.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-25

Murder IN JAIL, BY A LUYATIc.-On Wed
nesday evening, John Louis was committed
to the Jail of Allegheny county, Pa, for va
grancy, and was placed in the same cell with
Andrew McMullen, who was confined for
drunkenness. On Thursday morning Louis
was found in a dying state, having been bru =
tally beaten with club, by Mem ullen, and
died soon afterwards. McMullen was recent
ly the inmate of Il lunatic asylum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-25

N; N ',,,, March A-Commodore Jesse
Wilkinson, U. S. N, died at his residence
here to-day.
Capt. Jas. II. North, s. c. NAVY. arrived
here to-day from Charleston. He will Ipaye
for New FORK Monday e'e
The repairs to the U. s. steamer Pocabon
tas, ana sloop- ofwar Germantown, are rapid
iy progressing.