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Jteine olte tmpcrttrte
SSseime, &tqmDr@ unb @t9arreu.
inter Der Sima ''H"
MKEEVER & BROKEN
uno werorn in i6rcm Store, DO. 4 grbonos
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pOrttrtsn umO ml&noilhcl -" vas
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Dem sseerten 9ublttun erIaubeu mir ans
btermtt bic eraebenfe GnietGe gu MAIDEN. pos mil
un'trcu S'n-Storc nab unftr,m neuen unS ae-
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lien Yreticn perFaufen tGnnen.
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BENT aufmerfiam 6ot3bourru. grn
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-29

Sln9ere neue SamilieHrNialbiue.
-, I'm nun nn,''S Sstem Samili,n-@ aN@inli in BEN sersiB guer
peeT S@T@neSsrlt StuttltrNai@tnc, fb5n yeriisr onIf M gsSrf,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-29
Njpmtbtcr Is 9JIoker.

No. 20 VI 'tnlTaec, yriiacH Der Ia. II. is. Str.
9ublituul GIf ibr $500 '"'r"
9Gein- unO G1arrensQnaer
3iiTmcrtIam iu MAIDEN. DieilG,u fibren Elm rei6Forti,cs
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oN9ohne uno Robtue SrantpclNt, 8um uuc 9RbiefirS,
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9ur@ otl9e pretlc mo retac uno Oufmrr lame 9cpieuuu5
oE @Nnt eo NnbIttune gu erin en- UNI M erhaltcn
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Neuer ga 9erbtere atun l,
SIC. 81 9ainfr., ,miIheu Der IA. Ii. Is. StraBe,
GrUtcr 81. Nppclius),
rsTettf let5 pas bette 9dgcr5ier iUwic Iouitige
srfrii6uugcu irper Dirt uuO BON setter SuaittGt
an bateu iino, ipiro Dem ocutlheu 0utlifum be-
Iteus cmpfc0len unD lnprt gum 8eiuh ~freunp'
liht Elm 0btl. NeiieI.
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SSranf NEimoe's

2Btrt6fdaft unO 2a9ertier. Gallon.
@cuoerncrfra6e, ;piiGcn Olaiu u. 6ranfIu.
fibrt tets bic befcn 2jquurS, Bcire, Giaorrtn nnS q,,rr,
bier. g8orme ytnb toIte SpeIeu ieber Srt in6 in rei%ftrr
&uarabl perrotbt9. Seocn @tcr9en pirS elm belifatsr
g II II d. ouf9era0Sn, ~ Dem f~reun6li6ft unb rcIt ,osIrri5
etnldott Franf g8 ino 81 :"
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Der llnter5ciGncte e%npieblt b6fi6f Iciucn
6reuupen unD Dem DubIifum icit ausoebsbntea
friiA anaciCgtee Eager BON 2iqucuren uup 81.
Narren, otrctr imp"rtirte franS6Iil6e Rct6s nm
WCie.9Betne, Gbantt l9ner, Nialu4G, Sberrs mn
Naoeiro g6eine, oler Nrten 8~rauntpetne, gBbts-
tsp's, 9olono. Gin, Stun uup Elm q afIurtirtes
Eager rcn 6aoana uno e~inbcimilben Giaorreu
6ouptiadblib aber enpfie6lt cr allen Qic6bobern
ocs puren ccutibsn 9tcberlaitce leinen Gbtrn
8beinrein, 'u batsn bci allen Suantit2ten uub
htli9cn Nretieu.
2Iua aatcn 2imbur9ers unO S6wet,sr.R6Ie.
Sarpinea II. +. +.
glchtet Sclttritr- @aTcr.
Ollie Scteaun9rn weracn nit Danf empfaroen
unO anfs pinttiihtc auegefa6rt. gBicSerycrfSi,
ferH %Hertaufe idt ia rem b~tutgfen Ireilrn.
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Mm;eiac,,
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9I6nn NutcI,
(Ra6iul9cr ppn Dtecagrear(,
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i@ofs oprFommenceu 2trteiten uup Reparatureu
uno psrlprtht prcmpte uno biGige 8tOtenuna.
nsAp DaS Inmahen ppn @lpfrn,ieen rpirr
be!en7 tsiurot.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-24
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS,

WASHINGTON Jan. 23rd-Sepdte Mr.. Iverson, Of
Georgia. his request was discharged from further
service on the Committee Oi Claims.
The bill proyid ne for the removal Of the st. Louis
arsenal and the sale Of the land on which it is loCaed
pass 4.
The Critenden resolutions were laid over, and the
Trih bill taken up, and referred to special com
mittee.
Tn Pacific railroad bill taken up, aud dis
custom arose between Douglas and Trumbul and sub
s,Queutly between the former and Benjamin. The name
OF John Weutworth, as one Of the corporators, wa,
sIicken out and large number of names OF gentlemen
connected with railroads including James Barbour, Of
Va, added
Mr. Green Of Missouri suggested that Wendell Phil
lips and John Brown Jr, be added as agents Of the
Underground railroad.
Whie the bill still under discu SION the Senate ad
jourued.
Hou,e.-Tbe report of the Committee of Thrty-three
was again taken up.
Mr. E-Nerdge, Of Tennessee, endeavored to show that
no sufficient reason exists for di>uuon, and that nc
danger need be apprehended from the rule Of the pub
ic ms He made long aud eloquent speech in favor o.
the Union.
Mr. Loy,ioy, Of Illinois, made strong speech agar 81
auy con promise BY the North and in favor of cOercnt
the seeding States.
The Speaker communicated letter from the members
Of the Georgia delegation notifying him of their with
dawa from The House in consequence Of the secession
of their State from the Union
Mr. Montgomery, ofPeunsyvauia, proposed that every
member of tie House resign aud thus bring the subject
directly before the people
Mr. Mcpherson denounced the Southern movement as
the daboca organization and conspiracy Of disappoin
ed ambition.
Mr. Wiuslow, of North Carolina, obtained the floor,
shsn the House adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-24
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.

CURIOUS NIGHT ApYENTURE-JEFFERSON DAVIS FcR PREsl
bENr-LkITEKS TO Tux GOyERNOR.
CHARLESTON Jan. % Monday night, the sentinel at
the Battery on the beach of Suyans Island discovered
boat containing three men, approaching the shore, with
muhed oars from Fort Sumter lie hailed them, but re-
ce.ved no answer. He then warned them oil, but they
uaid no attention 10 him. lie then fired into the boat
when they turned about and went away Soon after,
noise was heard at Fort Sumter like that made by haul
ing up a boat One is said TO have been wounded
Il is supposed 10 have been attempt at desertiOn
though persons think it desperate scheme to
run the gauntlet Of the sentry, and spike the guns of the
battery.
Yesterday the Senate refused to make appropria'
ton for the purpose OF Lying a submarine telegraph
connecting the Notifications OF the harbOr with the War
Dtpartm, nj the city Ii is supposed this work will be
executed when il becomes more necessary.
Hon. Jefferson Davis expected to arrive in
Charleston last night He is spoken Of by many persons
here in connection with the Presidency Of the Southern
Republic In the event of war it thoaght he will be
elected
The Legislature Is expected to adjourn Friday or Sat
urday. The Convention will then be reassembled
Among the letters received by Governor Pickens are
many anonymous insulting ones from the North lie
has also received one from young man OF the North
rendering his services in the navy of South Caroni
which have been accepted provided his testimonials art
satisfactory. His letter is noble one.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-24

FROM WASBINGToN.


RAILROAD coNvESrioS-PRoPosED RESIGNATION or NEN.
ByRs OF coSGSESS-raE cOMNASDAST PENSACOLA
AND Tux FEEIiSG or PEOPLE, rHERE.
WASHINGTON Jan. 2Srd "A Convention Of delegates
representing the grand trunk railroads of the Eastern
Northern, Middle and Western States have been in
sion here for the purpose Of adjusting their seh dOes Of
freight and charges They that their freight business
has been largely increased in the Northern Atlantic
States while in the Southern Atlantic it has fallen off,
These gentlemen have manifested much concern about
the condition OF the country and have endeavored to
induce the Representatives Of their respective districts 10
adopt the Crttenden other like plan Of adjust
ment
A humber Of members Of the House of Representa-
tves have signed recommendation that they all resign
their and 20 home leaving il to the people to elect
new Congress 70 assemble before March. The reason
assigned is the inability Of the present Congress to ad
just the difficulties Of the country
A naval officer has been sent to Fort Pickens with
such instructions will prevent collision with the aG-
thorities OF Florida.
Capt. Armstrong, late COmmandant of the Pensacola
Navy Yard arrived here to-day. He reports to the De-
partment that Of the sixty officers and men under his
command at the Yard three ourths secesOnists,
who have Joined in the revolution. He says that had
he attempted resistance with his men against the four
hundred under Col Chase who commanded the surrender
the secession feeling intense among his own men
that it would have thwared the effort He relates an
instance Of being stabbed for avOwing Union SEN
tments. Shortly before the surrender he the Sc
cesSi0n ieeng was lar from beng so strong, out SO
Chase had greatly stimulated it by means OF public
meetings.
Wh1n under the order of Lieut. Renshaw, the Ameri-
dag being lowered it sadd MY fell to the ground
when loud shout up from the exung mnltltud',
led by an officer Of the navy attached to the steamer
Wyludotte; which vessel has been since ordered to
Philadelphia. Lieut. Saunders who had come to Persa-
col0 as bearer of dispatches to him. Capt had then
demanded OF him the surrender Of his quarters for the
use Of the SecessoaSs lie refused and was told they
would be taken from him. He replied that it would tie
act of against the United States He was alter
wards conducted to the navy yard and into the preelce
Of Capt Armstrong who had then surrendered, when
finding resistance unavaiug, he consented to abandon
his quarters lie says there only eighty at Fort
Pieken to man 30 guns.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-24
LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL or THE ARAGO.
TRE BE>EIGED EVKIEG Of NAPLES
EFFECT OF TIE AMERICAN CRI-
STSIN EUROPE.
AFFAIRS At ROME,
AFFAIRS At ROME.

NEw York, Jan 43.-The steamship 'Arrago" arrived
to DAY bringing London papers of the 9th.
Among her passengers is Captain Ingraham, United
Sti'es NAVY.
The bombardmcnt of Gleta continued and on the
5th shells were thrown into the Immediately over
that occupied by the King, the danger coming so close
quarters.
Hungarian Polish and Garbildian vOluntee were
arriving at Pisa, for the German Prncipaltes.
The Emperor of Austria has proclaimed general am
nesy 10 POLITICAL offenders, comprehending Hungary
Pennsylvania Croatia ard Sclavonia.
deficit OF two millions Of francs appeared in the
Bank Of France Wednesday and the prospect to the
future operations regarded as discOuraging The dis
turbauce in the United States affects france az dsast
rously as il does England.
The "City of Washington" will bring out rearly hall
a million in specie.
Placards posted in Rome the oh, exhorting the
Romans TO await the arrival OF the Sarinians The Nea
politan troops had been ordered home depot OF
had been discovered in tn FOro Apple.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-24
ADJUSTMENTS.

Tn, performance to conclude with the laushbie Farce ola
MODEL HUSBAND
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-24
PRocEEDINGS OF NE GEORGIA CONYENTION.

PROCEEDINGS OF TIE GEORGIA CONVENTION.
MuLEDGEyILLE, Jan. 2S-The Convention has deter
mined 10 90 into an election tomorrow OF ten delegates
to attend the Convention at Montgomery, the l4th q
February The members are 10 go under instructions
and all the Southern States invited TO send deegae
The special order for to-day, the ordinance concern
ing the African slave trade taken up and after be
ing so amended as to change the penalty from death
70 Imprisonment in the Penitentary, and the clause pro
uouncng it piracy stricken out was passed unanimously
Mr. Hill, Of Troupe, offered ordinance (which W''
reered for continuing in force the present postal rev
enue and other laws. He said we would soon have
another Government established the basis of the ole
one.
Judge Benuing presented ordinance for continuing
in force tie laws concerning the interstate slave trade
also resou ion for the appointment OF commissioner
70 all the slave States
Mr. Cobb reported an ordnsnc, revokng the iederA
jurisdiction over all lands cedel to the General GoVern
ment, and authorizing payment for the for ArSenAl'
&c IL was laid over. No.,
1t is generally conceded that Toombs and HoWeh O'ot
will be two of the delegates to the Montgomery Conven
ton There is some disagreement as to other deIegh
no precedence being given 10 the members oil Congress
There is general satisfaction expressed at the passage
the ord nance concerning the African slave trade
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-24

--,,,,sr ,rrRK-Iu the Senate yesterday the House
,D,,ting 81 coo 900 for the defence Of the State
o. $50. With amendments, which viii no doubt be
as ccncurred in by the House. joint resolution,
Tor recess was introduced in the Senate yes
PolbS Mr. Thomas of Henry Il "a the general 0Pu'
rdN jis resolution or similar TO 1t, should be
on tl' IL. N, members take recess and draw their
~, 4 ttey Ike.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-24

NEW Yo'E, January 2s-Cotton lower -Four heavy and
changed Wheat lower white has Sec Corn
e&vy mixed $50 9c Sou hen white 751Is cents Lard quiet
lIlS1 O4,e sugar dull Orleans A66k sp Turpentne
Arm 33A 6g3 Rosin cull at 81 M IS stocks hghe New
York CeLtrsls 49, Virginia 6s 76H; Mhsouri's GSsi.
BALrMOE Jan 93-Pour steady; Howard Street and Ohio
IS Wheat eady; red 49, cents white 4) to lG) cents
Corn hu yellow Gs5c white 6 zoe. Provisions active
Mes Pork ais Lard lO%. Whisky, lower, 1Sc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-24

DRACrCyS in re Courts BOts,Ours and adjoining count
s.27-ly Pat,onsburs Bots:ourt comfy, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-24

CAPTAINS OF Volunteer Companies throughout the State
respectfully informed that the Comms toner's appointed
by law for the pup obtaining accourements have made
these items fast they delivered at this
St. they issued Immediately according TO priority Of date
Of crders. CHARLES OlMNoCk.
Captain and superintendent Armhry.
Richmond, Va, January :, 1851. jal0-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-24

n.xs,xrx.-Another Of those delightful hops
SSh,A ..r5,,ed the Exchange Hotel ard Ballard
with MAN. Of sf 1 Se f Bsfd 'S snd P @ss
Tls-day -, The "most brilliant Of the season." The
s1acedel ~ Locked their prettest; the beauH were all
hie' PoJ admiration; the music was enlyen1g to de-
.n anu Ut everything conspred to gid the aeetng
gr ~ ard impart memorable enjoyment to the par
% in abe festive scene.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-24
ER0M FLORIDA.

PkSsAcoLA, Jan 2S.-Florda troops are mounting
two Columbiads at Fort Barrancas, to-day The Lone
Star sauted in passing.
Forts Pickens aud McRae are being invested by the
allied troops Of Florida and Louisiana.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-24

c..,,,>s, PEsrARgD GLUE.-To have tsvorite pie, e
.r,-, etippei or broken pet book With its binding
o. nice piece Of furniture fractured is a terrible and
...c,r.l,.royirc nuisance. Not without remedy, as
~ testify. Mr.. Spalding, who adsertises his Pre-
f , in III, Press TO day, sent Us some oft ye>t,r-
t'y We devoted Two hours to ITS practical application
,.,'t two carved chairs completely restored, many
- r3 end, OF china and glass mad. ht for use tat
80 man ID de as good new. several daguerreO'ype
49, renovated. and an Old folio edition OF HerOdotus
"a Homer. printed in the year $500. whose antique
t-ls literally Joay{l split, made strong enough
IN t for another century or two We might have men
SI,ry lqtutitv Of chdrens broken TOYS but cavcd in
.s am bon- a. the worst % them. This Prepared Glue
ss.e5 IS liquid about as thick glue, and applied by
sb-,s which accompanies each bottle IS indspen-
mi. in house tha, We now wonder how could have
gone without il.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-24
FROM LOUISIANA.

BARON RouGs, Jan. 2S.-The Legislature Of this State
is now in session. The Governor, in his message, advo
Gates the secession of the State. The tone of the docu
ment is Incorporating.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-24

,S.,rH.ng T,t'h Hundreds DIE annually, irom
.-i.,l coughs sud colds when by tie use OF single
I,-..e Of Dr. UJstlr's Baiso'H Of Hiid Chery the 7
yeoc,.ld be preserved 20 green old age
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-24
RETURN OF A Fugitive SLAVE.

CLEVELAND. ONO, Jan. 23.-ln the Of the fugi-
tive slave girl Lucy from Wheeling arrested here. the
defence withdrawn to-day and she will be sent back
to Virginia tomorrow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-24

nxr,RrrREs-HOns. A. p hoPNns
AsSlvAS A., commissioners from Alabams,
sd lons..d on Tuesday morning v yuosS '1T ,o
s, the peace commissions rom N Ss seeded
Soa,h Carolina ~ ppon his highly important mis-
Or may seeSde orninr. ExPresdent' John Tyler also
500 YESTERDAY .bipS,on yesterday morning as the
orccedsd 10 S.o Virginia to President Buehan-
Tscs cO@mss'1,SU s Judge John W. BrOckenbrOug6 oOe
a., We carr Tssioners appointed BY the legislature
of me Ave -5,r commissioners from other States
es'',' Plan Of adjustment arrived IN the city J'''''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-24

Sc p,rso,p.-Tbe lumber to be used in the con
..;,, If the ciy railroad may be expected daily
80, rlarii, A soon as practicable, after It's arrival,
49, ., laying the track Will be commenced