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New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12

Go on, then, young fill up the muster ROD q
your company prepared to take up the line Of march
with the regiments of New-fork.
My own son-aye, my only son-now in dstan6
ege and old enough to bear arms. is RESTLESS
and eager to join you. cay to him "As your cesn-
try calls YOU my son, go, with Gods bleesiog upon
you with strong and stout heart fly 10 its standsrS
resolved on victory or cealh.'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12

.. vsyNEz GARDE." THE MOTTO.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12

GENERAL HEe1RA FROM BALTIMORE
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12

a HINT TO COLONEL DARE.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12

saw old Massachusetts bear
The flag OF Bunker hill
Unfold tue banner 60 the breeSs,
The flag Of Glory still
The Monumental City dared
To pour out ireemen's blood,
And Insdly plant Secession fsxs
Where Freedoms Banner stood
Repent thou Sodom Of thy day,
True TO our banners stand,
The vial OF His wrath Is poured,
via . fIalan
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-14

SHAkEoR DeuElas has entitled htmssIf
% he Era,ital s Of the country for his
de!snse OF The Presidents Inaugural. His
tribute to tl,lelettliy and lnEeile character
q thataoeaneat, cannot belo0lis klScoE.
nsndSd. TAeSival q III, Lilsbln. n ~.
laae PCaitaeasisl ssEaEEie. ana Saiartisr
under de sling Of oSSeeruhelalia1 ae5,.t.l h
gsa RaEnAninOas q him 70 dsEsnd. Ills
PolilY ed Afl goliIJF agliaIi az sSl.s
q dtsantealstl- kShoVstha with an he
fAnlsA tha staula Giant IL able @ msrvo
teePassisaaju ~ PeiEinso 3 esaeol5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-14


TaE dispatch that went over sheWireS
on Monday night last. and appeared in
the papers of the country on Tuesday
morning, stating that Maj. Anderson had
only provisions for fiflesn days, and that
either he must % supplied In that TIM, COR
, ordered to surrender, has produced a pro-
found sensation on the public mind. The
comments Of the press exhibit a wonderful
unanimtty. and show that the sad tidings
have touched the American heart as no
dispatch ever touched 1t before. The ex.
preston is one OF sense of, national hu.
initiation at the idea that our proud old
dag must, for ths Hst H@ei6 It's history,
trail in the dust Allllameut the bitter
alternative OF surrender or Immediate Snc-
cor for the gallant baud within the walls
OfSumter, and the impulse Of almost every
ProSa that is not fOr disuuion, is to sus.
tain The little band, If thsss is any
possible way to do it, without actually
epgendering a wide spread civil war
Anything almost Is conceded, to be prefer
RbISto firing : gun, NhAsal @elsametime
the idea of aurrsnderinga fort Of the Gov.
S7@bhI Of the UpitSa sRtsS g EssaioS
ia arms, especially 70 those who have !. for Si
ysars and years scOasd and deridsd the
kintsad parental power that has protect
Sd them, Is like draluing the cup Of bfter-
ness to its reriest dreHs Yet, 1t Seems
a. Il there were no help for. ,the, country,
hat To- submit. That al soaesde. If Il
was ioaly tseeliias The South Carolina
lFaitOFar e j. VAS ,OplS- giving, theu broad
slde for broadSide, the united voice Of the
UuioE preasVOula Be- 70 sase6S tbe fort
Be1uPit might NOT stop. there, as the Ear
= that tho mere landing Of supplies would
not cad The diaealty. The Pres one snd
en- confess their inability 70 ssy Nh.s
ought % be done. Their patriotism IS one
oiae, their fears on another. Ne1t %
ProStdenee, es hope ct IsSlcoau,ry In
this emergency, Is 10 GsnetaI Scott
IaeFe viii be . universal aeqpissee IN his
deeIsiOR.
aa HaI r
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-14
\ DemoeFatIe Plea In Bshalr 6rths
New AdmInIEtrati0n!i



Twill depend upon Mr. Liacoln Whather
We are TO have a government or not. The
only ground, therefore, which. the true
friends OF the Union eau occupy. e 10
Stres'lgthsH Ars ,LiReol4 u al kOno5i5le a.
aeqvoEs q Rro49ts ne 9eneral irsLfa5s,. 20
preserve the public peace and EaithfuiiT
20 e1eente the Laws passed in aeeorda re-
With the Federal Constitution. Nj. have
tnll confidence thai, unlike James Buehap-
an, he realizes his destiuy in, this respect
and viii not hesitate to anticipate L bT
pushing wise and statesuanliks eourss
DIS inaugural address has naturally 9ive5i
birth 70 dihsrent constructions. insEmnrf
as It was diiheult at onea TO meet an he
wants and TO dispose OF all the theories 81
the day In such A,stste paper, action
upon coming eTepts slp be, but dimly fore.
suoTed. EmbarraSsmenks alike eXtrlorii.
nary and novel require uheommon SKIN
and profound thought on the part or those
eY-Whom the gorernmRnt & 10 beadninis-
tered. Great pains have beens takelI 10
Eaiseouslrae Me- Lineola's InaRgarals
I .l SSoalhsrn eo1apiFators, With. eharas-
3 isIls ana apefata asSid duty; have boAn
!, apaiag tpytS ashingt pn aud elssWher6
s.AF u = lnfTersall accepted as . deeiafa.
aon g :Nsri on the part Of the SouthsFn
P.9Pte. iNeHeea VS. theCe = laser and
m9re Wholesale fabrication. The CII,Fsrf
being 70 poisonl and paraIyIe nublIs 800.
ION IN the Tree States, this fNhrieation can.
not long 60 pnnonteadietei. Ne Ar ~,
PFtsed, therefore, thar When we - 4,
NE sources. OF Southern santiments ui-f-
tltptAFiy ~ The border, slave State -
md that Ar. hineoln's inaugural has ben
eee1Hea rather With pleasant surprise than
vita tlliillat5ons ! = :. =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-14

The blowing e an extract nom Sletts4 By
the Pastor o. BapfiIi Church to.the lJoarnai n,
te'a.sage Clneiaati oIo, and speaxi Tol1Soi Is
favor q that votid-rspSu msdteihs-AE5 WINS.
L9ys seeiatSs sIHuf toE CHTlbEEia fEE4ntSs: ~
''Ise - n in y9tr ediaaans q SIrs.
Win.iop's Soothing syrup. N6t We hsIs4 SID q
word tp AIOr Of patent sIeins bef5rs IN our ne
bat ~ tsei eepalsd % ~ 10 yoaf rsatIers, thai
this = no hlpm61g rAyI IHrtp n, AID IsUp rfze
% Az n eEAElts II &, prod ably, one Of the nibS.
nsteinSa q the az, because Il Is one d
the bt.t. Aia thoss d yoirf lier5 Who have b.
bieS eah't Do bSttef tfir - IN n 4 y iI5ff
( 0etl9-ly5iksE1 ~ 2 OFT = p = s.sL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-14

AT TuscOn, California, a ball is not con-
sidered a SUGGEST unleas it terminates in
general fight With knives aud reyolvers.
A few weeks ago a.meu by the name Of
Elan commenced a spirited little difficulty
at Mexican fandango in that place, which
concluded in abeautiful tight. He kilt
ed a musician. to properly inaugurate the
melee, snd, theu began an iudissrimiuats
sheshIer. He Fi4 pretty batliy cut bp
ifm'felfa Sns bad ttt s4tisfastionI OfIsho5t-
lug "nOthet musfei6a through the leg and
a seP0risa through the arm before, he was
arrested!. - alA lldi.Eit1lft4i3 z
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-14

THH .Osalvaius Of tie .Saaaa.l prOduc,,
Of American industry Was estimated bv
shs esHse sl5 Of 1870 atabOut 81 900, 900 600;
ey the census OF 1850 at about 81 ooo ooo
oooi aud ~ eslfl1aass made 81 5tbe ,ensp,
Of 1850 viii prooably Be about s. GOO 600 :.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-14

TuE oEieers of the Army and Navy now
IN washington, were received by the Pres.
idsat and subsequently by Ms. Liueoln.
Commodore Shgbrisk Raa n tAeir head,
notwithstanding the secession 5 L a Of sOutb
Carolina BE considers the .disunioa sr-
pertinent about played OUT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-14
sPECIAL NoTICEs.

ruptionS, Salt RsdIn, Erysipelas
Iii, nov ges ssr4iy admi. a nat ID sipttSs IS.
Gases depend upon 5ouo iHternal d con titutioiI
cause; and that to dse Vali q clint snt for u n
isa suEeNay 70 are the stem, "a Only 70 drilo
IN, mot to cure the dis,aSS But HuliPHEEIs' sPEci.
nc HOMEOPATHIC SALT RHEuH P111s are 4 true spe-
eiae for all such diseases. They cure Salt Rheum,
Barbsr's Itch, ErysIPslas, Ptmplss on the Faee,
RinsWorm, and NettIs RaGh, By curing the cause
upon they lgpopd, ana y E5j5tpripk .tA6Ikih
% tie gtatsof health add purity Ifu, not 6diy d
lhs dIssass olrSasluttl iSllu5 ilIssutyofshu
somplexion restored. ~, $3.50 ~.
Prise . ePnts PeF boz, With direstionss Six box
sstsl. 49, -. ~, .,.s-a -,
s .tlS-A nall let Of HultPHHRES HqGl9PAPHlr sPH-
cTics, With BOOK Of Directions, t1snty diasrent
Remedies, 10 large yialy, orpocoi case, do, In
plain e4Se, $li case Of afssn boxes. and book, a.
Tes Rpnlsdisg, by The single box or case are sent
~ mail Or express fes ofeaFge, % any addrr on
recoiptof price. Address -. -
+, .s.4 DIR. uuMPHREYB& CO., 80.
80 500 Broadway, NsIE York.
Sold by LAUGHLNs 4 BUsHFIELD,
feb2 .s.ii5la i ss..I'' No t Maip 81.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-14

The Louisiana State coaveatioa ia.,,-
Srst session Pas9ed an ordnance tranSl,l.
rig % The gevsEaneht. Of TIE CodfedeFsis
ssasea the sum Il Ssss6 oO. the amount q
customs received aud Moneys sstlpaSy ne
ssais,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-14
THRGRKATKHGLIsH RRlCEpY
SIR JAMES GHARKEs g
Celebrated Female pills. f

RRoTEeTnD 81 ; ROYAL LErfERs PATENT.
Es<pqnl51 frs. q RSsteri li5i qfErI JAllE1 cLlsEr
- I'D IA tfetaH IN q AZ Cliaeeti. y
Z kdIeins mag "a ~ Cure Of
an tlos aihint tsd stO15 dlSSa.o 70 UhIeh tkS
fe-iAte eptitatl5a fFSubItt ItlnloSsrSseI an q.
sees hnd rtuaSyeS an 6t1trd AID = Sps.dy eIrs
nay srSiiSd 01.a i1s-e 10 ss5l im
p TO MABRIED LADIES i5ftT
q y PpelelI Hlitod. Il Qfl Ia hogt line brig
- the Iolttiy BtrioI With yEnlsritys5f .iae.f
-eAsa bettis, PE3ea sqas Dollar. be.rs tLs Govern
mat staD % st,at Hriiin 70 pFaTtat eounse+sit,
80 q. ~ 81 CAUTION. - !, 80
~ tzRar zlLRRE o8zstg n Ss1sals5. q AZ
sgs 1;Is 2 eEHg ~ AiSozItqgs, ~ a aily oEL.
n 81 eases q Nerves. al 3 olnaI Ahasgtor,ss Psi.
Il ths nlek AID 1iabd, Iptgas % ,ilsht ls;strfip
FslPititioa q ths Hsart f.fissaad EhitSi a.
Filil Nm tlst sard Eiill an 5thsr Sissi1 haze
tliiss Aza pol lEtli Fsssiy, a. lSst a.
tltn irol, elioli6i ~, a AIN, S
- elr.eloll y ths pGllp atollIl sash r1ei,
. 80 AG1lt4 - IL 1Gitel EtlteI aai Clra7a
isf JOB ltqsl.s, CLata I Q. BlIdHil co,l
y. rs; - aod postSFs 1sata15 - fsl;s-
49, y ~ illlro = b5ttls eon laiuinr "a
50 ~ IAuaHLtSB { BUshIIELD aSd !. n
1880 - =. , - llllaol x lElTeIV
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-14
HAIR DYE! HkIR!DYEl HAlRIlYE
w. A.BATCHRLOR'sHAIRDYR

= D. =
Tbs of OF and Best IN the .Vgorld,
All others are mere tmisatopa aad should bs avoid
ed, hyoa Wish to escape Fidieule
GRAY, RED OF RUSTY HAIR Dyed 'in-.antly 70 a
bs3ntlfal and NGtlraI Brown Or BlSel, without In
Jury TO the Hair OF ska.
RtRrEEH N MEDALS AID bEPLONAs have 6Seh
aHPrsied % Wy. a DIOR lince lsSs, sha oyor
$1,000 agPlieAtiohs have been Fpas 70 ths Hal Of
the Patrons on his famous be ~ efsFi
VA, a. BAUcmI6Rs HAN DYE produeeS a
color not 70 Be diitinguiahSd fFom nature, and Is
NAhRASFEp not e lPIqrs IN the le h0rsvsr long IT
nay Be eoatinpsd, apd the ili-Sasets Of BAD Dye.
remediedi the IarinyEorats sar IIi by al, sDisr-
did Dye.
so4d IN All ettisF ard towns q the united ststss By
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealsri. E tilstE.
" NE Genuine has ne naliSa and EadTesS upon
Pats snsrEytug On foH1 SIieS 81 oaeh box of
-, fN1LLIAhJA. BATCHEL0R, ,
q'ih,ts-4dilAEly rs Bond Street, New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-14

AEssRs B4pqER and Rafia. Of North
Carolina, are tailed q for The supreme
Count, aS,Eslt g Nessrs, CSitsaden an6
Holt This s.sslt'. ptll 40 aaeitsseezroo5
nor haru, bpt ouF.hepe Z that IL win soop
afoPs aaa CEiaepdea lSei ,he applosintu,sat
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-14

FSI1HTEsIR AIN OTI0E. 4 ;
Isli1 (Ihar1lyl ~ So ~,
dllss = Alli-1lls soS al = -
i.7laE - lalil,a sSsti.ss ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-14

'1E Now mar The telegraph Informs us tina. I,
isa well ascertaiped and even an admitted
!. fact amoug the disunionists at Richmond,
that no secession ordinance can be passed,
We DO not see Why the conyentio lou should
, not pass an ordinance of adjournment, and
scatter. That's the ordinance Ehieha ma
,iorlty Of toe people want to see passed
As Mr.. Billsyi in the extract from, his
speech which NO PpbIish, shows, the
debt Of the State is rapidly assuming
revolutionary proportions, and every
days seasiOn Of our useless ConTen
lion is adding to the mountain that bids
fair At last to fall upon rs and crush US.
IL IS great pity that the people, in
some way or other, could not get At that
Convention and either disbaud 1t or pro-
rogue itguhfir doOms-dst fori more
entirely useless and expensive body never
taasemblsd5 Ii any state FOR any pur-
pose! 1t has been in session now
sinee the 18th day OF last month, and has
cost the State, directly aud indirect
u, upwards of TWO thousand doll
lars per day-tWo thousand six hundred
some make il. And all forWhat7 Why TO
do the bidding Of lot ofsecea5ionists who
want TO SEQ il they cannot coerce the
State into the commission of suicide
That's what the whole move meant, as We
said during the canvass. We were In the
Union, and band Of traitors wanted to
see if they couldn't put US out, So they
called the Convention, and have in eonse-
qusnCe piled up some sereuty-tys or eigh-
IythOusand dollars debt on US already.
and FHe6Aha where ] e will stop no one
tkqoFs.s But the day Of Judgment for
N atRil thing bAi to eems yet and
it wiz he along here directly, about
the time the Assessor and Sheriff
come around, There will be. a voice
heard then 'thFonghont the State, that
will make the setesslohists quake in their
boots, for the political earth viii open and
Eulpthem down deepertban did that crevasse
through which Dathau, KOrah and Abiram
went. to perdiIion. If our Western dele
gates want to receive The plaudits Of uWell
doneiP from their eoustituents, when thsy
come home, they will either follow up
-5hdgs Summers speech with motion TO
adi6drh, or else 60 10 work ana taks Hay
mouPs motion for an amendment Of the
state Consultation, from the table. and
Pass the I'D ralOrea tax provision, aud so
relieve their people OF over seven hundred
thousand dollars tax which they are not Gu
titled to pay, AS matters stand, tsepeO-
pie are tired and siek,Of the Convention
and Of its empty dilatOry and expensive
proceedings.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-14

Or the n. 7 dry goods market the Com
H'sreial says.-'tThs principal iobbers ar.
S q haYs 4Hodef5 asEvet fa1de
with the West, Ont they say nat t6eStr
Western Customers arc bpyiSE lightly with
the view Of coming into the market again
as soon as their stocks need repislish-
ing" ,l1siiI,s.i isit :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-14
DIED

MOI ID - a ,,,:s4 ~. :. ss,s.ssl.
h eieoaa - - 1iil-ii III, 49,
- z llaEllI 81 80 ~ -
ta.Ase g SsIa We
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-14
". q. Batelelorls HAIR Dc =, !.

THIS aplendid Hair Dye hASno aquai-lnIfa6fau
Gus In eneet-Beautffaf BACK q NStuFal BFoI7n-n.
TIE skin or i1iuFinE the Hair-rsHieisi ne
~ ~ eef o. Bad Dye, md invig0Iatos tie
a. Batehsl6r.n Bold eTeFyv7iSors
caAslBAICIIEL0R, PropFistor,
-, .,., 81 1areiay Street. New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-14

GES. Wool has returned from Washing
ton 70 hts hoae iR Tr6J. { Ne Is rapidly
'ee6Vetins from the eEeet Of the seJerete
tack of neumOuia-Ehtch be experienced
while IN Washington. The old veteran
speaks In bOpeful terms Of an sdtastnsp.
OF all our present difficulties. He ham
iptFTisE with Ms I.ilcGla in,CRasSihqsdn
aud sEpresses himself highly pleased Wfth
the bearing OF Che man. BE regards the
President "a 3, Oraye and 6rp. man. and
anxious for The happt6ssssf and pirOs5erity
of tAe PeQpIS q AZ ssetiOns epffths sSa9-
tty4l Y II ~ = 10
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-14
.LAHDRET THIS GARDEN SFF1S

JUST RECEIVED. lENDRETH's NV CROP
uArqen Soeds which W vii stlIlt{ til3cio = .
loves ratss- 1ni SIaFTant fhAmiff6sR ind ~ -.
Notwithstanding all statements TO the CONTRARY.
Snrdsuers PEeferring to Lave their hills direct
from Lnndreth'S can be necnu1ufotiatsl bv lsavfny
their orders With us Orr friends may .ely on n ~
heretofore, TOT a fresh and genuine article -
.JanJ0 SMITH GURWpfTI-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-14
Prer1iunaaPloWs
slTITH CopDI--

snITH q GoRRRLL
q ~, 8 4, - 81 I.1ftsi & IN
1hirFe -, y, y l II .als. % s. leFioti
Suy e Ih9 loaEiret ~, - ~. 4 III 49, ly
~ stsSi Es Seh - PittsllFEb iF0n CS-l1t-.
So - 81 atsa1t ister, q Side HIli. GiIrs
- S,o!tlsi an % NhfeS Is mi n "
~ e1.etareFa, lowest ratsS si NIL g
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-14

skT11stGs EpIToRs,L 5 =. :, jIiaEEtt.prr
III litlsis 9 llItg. - = 5000
p llszliil. llr l.lst a "a 49,
oflf = : iiftet6r illf5 7 a. - =
lil.g 3 iBtSE1Ie =
q - eIsE4 ils.till
tll.ltll9 - a. 81 go y
~ = =. g = I IiSlil ~ q 49,,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-14
d D sprinR Wrar1ninmo !

;g Q spring 1graupinRs.a =
~ La stAeS5IIL.As, LIQRfs CLOTFF .,,,.
~ E(tI1 h = =. - SAL,
~ FeeaiSeil b. gro i. FlYIoR
"a i Ell4pSs CHOICE sUGAR-TsSz ~,
: - - silos1IsS 60.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-14
Wa have cheering news from PiebTo5,

this nOruipg. Judge snmmers's powerful
Union speech has struck deep into the
Il rRnkS Of the traitors, and has scattered
them far aud wide. They now acknoWl.
edge the impOSsibiIityJof passing seces.
sion ordinance. bnte comfort themselves
with the uaela9ehoiy hope that some day
or other, in some uncertain panlo posi- fu-
tire time, Virginia win be obliged To Sc.
eede. -ssfS .,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-14

4 lS slt G1nEisEl VINIi RI lIR.-S1 80
~ -! olli. 1i ri.s1lV,t9 - -
80 ssl alla.ltaaI - ~ 49,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-14

CONTENTS;

. n DfllllAuE SfoEy.at
Aimh UHEAP KACuREI0N;A complete Story,
,,,il L Ii! KING AND THE DEG6AR; Complete In
3 TYPOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF RDGAu, Al poR
TUE DYING R0YlS- REQUEST; by Maria SorriS
Tue DUTY or THE PRESENT HOUR
TUE PHILOSOPHY OF BATHING.
IIRE EVERYWHERE.
WHAT A Poem. 7Ilf7 - ~ ,fi'Tfs'
y TIE MOUTH OF LONDON /
HOW PEARLS ARE, P0RAfED.f TRUSTING To
LSSkS WHO WOULD BIZ A BACHELOR; GIVE
IME CHILDREN RRESH AR; ONE DROP AT A
Il4Es IHRsKAY 10 DO GOOD: MORAL, fINPIJJ-
EACEi RAILWAY ACCIDENTS IN FROSTY RRA-
ILLS y EiLlZlNG WASFB STRAAl; A NEW MA.
IEaiAb BOZ RIBS OF UdBRALLAS:l CEMENT
l01 LAOLES. IN IRON CASTINGS SIIEIiI-FISH
BQRE:AAkEBSi COMING By AIR POWRR: a
CURIOUS RELIC THE FOUR SWORDS or ION
y. o. EEL PIANO FORTE KISSING: TIIR DO
KOS ORsOUflI AFRICA. II - -.
WIT AND HUMOR.
NOTICES OF NEW BOOKS.
And much other Interesting and Instrue-
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4mHG
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In making such a concession to the cause
OF consultation and the preservation of the
public peace, the Federal Government will
strengthen itself in the hearts Of the peo.
pie throughout all the States in which a
spirit OF apprehension now prevails.
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On motion, the hour for assembling each
day was fixed at half past eight o'clock
a. ~, and the hour Of adjournment at IL
n,clnck II
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WAS HIN GTON HAIiI

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ooalntKsoIS9 MONDAY NIGHT. laRca IN.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-05
Virginia Convention.
RICHMOND, Monday, 4

RICHMOND, Monday March 4, 1861.
Mr. Chamblss Of Greenville, introduced Il resolution
asserting that as the Peace Conference proposition fails
Of the assurance Of an equitable settlement Of the
Slavery controversy, Virginia should offer no more
propostions, but withdraw from the Federal compact,
and sdout measures TO protect their rights in concert
with the other Southern States.
Mr.. Chsmbloss made Secession speech.
Mr.. Carlisle replied in a strong Union speech. He
believed the Conference propositions acceptable !" the
people.
Tbe resoution was referred 10 the Committee on
Federal Relations. H.u
Mr. Mallory Of Brunswek introduced resolution N
favor Of Border State Convention. Referred
Mr.. Brown Of Preston introduced a resolution cen
suring Senator Mason and Hunter for opposing the
reference of the Peace Conference report TO the consd
GRAFTON Of the Confederation. Tabled on hs moton.-
Mr.. Milley of Mcnongahela made decided Union
speech and opposed the right of Secession.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-05
Missouri Convention.

ST. Louis, Monday, March 4, 1901.
The Hall was tastefully decorated to-day with NJ
dOnal flags and large eagle was placed over the
Chairman stand. TIE lobby was crowded.
A committee Of thirteen was appointed on Federal
arrangements.
The Convention is now engaged in discussing the
proposition to receive Mr. Glenn, the Commissioner
from the State Of Georgia. with fair prospect OF re-
iecting it.
The resolution appointing Committee Of Three TO
inform Commissioner GlenB that the Convention Is
rcsdy 70 receive any communication be may have TO
make from bis State, finally passed; 81 TO IS.
Mr. Glenn then introduced 10 the Convention,
and read the articles Of Secession adopted by Georgia.
Aiter which he made speech stating the causes which
indnced Georgia 70 dissever the connection with the
Federal Government, and strongly urged Missouri to
Join his State in the formation Of Southern Confed-
GRAFTON.
The gsntem&n's remarks were greeted with hisses
and hoOtngs from the lobby, which the Chairman
tailed 70 suppress.
On motion, adjourned til tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-03-05

In giving the history of Reputation in MiSsis-
sippi the other day, We omitted a fact of some
interest 1t seems that among the objections
urged by Gov. McNutt against paying principal
or interest of the Union Bank bonds, that learned
civilian and upright magistrate added, as a final
and unanswersDe argument for their reputation,
that they we're then held BY men who had
''the blood of Judas and of ShylOck in their
"veins, and who at that very moment, as he
was informed, "hed mortgage on the sepul-
" chre Of our Holy Savior"
of course the Rev. Rabbi Raphal the Hon.
Judah ?. Benjamin, and the Hon. David l..
Yulee, and the rest must be delighted at en-
gaging In the work OF destroying the Union with
men who refuse TO pay their honest debts be-
csuse tneir too cOnfding creditOrs happen to be
Jewa