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FerooIous Threat.

The New York Iri5ane threatens the South with The
horrors OF S. Domingo thus indicating what he and
those with whom he acts uoud bring about if it in
her power and maniieug the Internal spirit by which
they are actuated.
HeaJiug an article THE Southern Pesl e. concludes
Is ty referring 70 the election Of Lnccln and saying
Al once the masters aud oyersSers propose TO rebel
against aud fight the Federal Government because they
saw &C. l. hostile 20 Slavery and intent on It's Abolition
-Four Millions of s.aves-iguoant brutal and ayerse 20
.b0r-are talking this over every night IN their cabins
this a good time for revolt OF the masters against
che mons Should they no. think Of s.. Domingo.
Thank Cod this representative and embodiment Of
Black Repabicanism impoent TO carry ont hs threats
The negroes whom greeley would incite 20 murder their
masters 20 obtain the glorious privilege Of returning to
barbarsm are faithful and true and his helsh hopes
even in the worst event. doomed to disappointment
The negroes Of the South would be glad administer to
him that punishment with the horseWhip which he has
richly earned in the last years Of bis life for to be
whipped within inch Of his life by slaves is the pun
i-hmeut Of al others most appropriate for him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-23
Voice of the People.

The people of the United Statesis more absolutely and
completely sovereign than any people ever before
in times ancient or in times modern 1t rarely issues its
bebests but when it does issue them they o6eyed-
Will this People speak out now-H0'0 and without de-
lay-not merely for It's own honor-not merely for its
own properity-uOt even from sense of duty, so often
appealed to in vain-but will nov speak out for The
sake Of its existence as Peopis This final question
ton will soon be put each of US by events over which
we no longer have any control
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TFgUHOn.

We observe that the Ordinance of the South Carolina
Convention defining treason makes evying war against
the State giving aid and comfort to its enemies, &c,
treason and fixes the penalty death without benefit
of clergy" The Ordinance, however, does not add the
wholesome rule of evidence requiring for conviction the
testimony Of two witnesses to the same overt act or an
open confession. 1t would be little singular if South
Carolina should set out in her efforts for independent
free government by rejecting this rule which has hither
to been regarded as such an important safeguard for the
individual AGAINST the State.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-23

WOOD wARE.-rHos A BULKLEY co., 1871
w Main st, have good assortment Of
Nests CT Tubs, Buckets, Pals
Barrel Covers, WashBosrds
Clothes Horses, Wire Selves
Rolling Pins Pastry Boards
Bound Cans, Wood Faucets
Bum Starts, Wood Mortars
Clothes Pins Boot Jacks
I Brooms whsk Brushes, Fluid Pals.
Sugar Boxes, Wood Churns
Butter Prints, Beef Steak Founder, &c.
Our Stock full and complete and Invite the attention Of
purchasers.
ian 10 A. BJIKLHY A
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Twelve counties in Virginia have authorized an aggre-
gate levy or voluntary subscription of nearly 100000
for the purchase OF AIMS. Equal action in the remain
ing counties and towns of the Commonwealth would fur
nish gross sum exceeding 100000.
The South CaroIra Legislature have adopted flag
for that Republic. It will be white ground with blue
Palmetto, Union blue with a crescent.
dragooa corps from West Point, with a battery of
four field pieces and two howzers expected to
rive in Washington in few days
The Alabama Convention has appointed delegates to the
Southern Congress Mr.. Yanoey declined election
delegate TIE Convention has passed an ordinance aT-
propratrg three millions Of dollars for the defence OF the
State.
In the Ohio House of Representatives, on Thursday
last Mr. Wright OF H,mion, introduced crisis pream-
BILE aud resolutions authorizing the governor, with the
concurrence of the Senate, to appoint Commissioners
from Ohio, to proceed Immediately to the Capitals Of
Kentucky, Missouri Virginia, Maryland and Tennessee
to coaer with the respective Executive authorizes and
Legislatures Of those States upon the condition Of tie
country and endelyor to d,ssuade them from meeting
clreu. attempts 10 dissolve the Uaou. It vas laid
fog discussion.
To some gentlemen from Baltimore who called on tie
President few days ago, he spoke in warm commenda-
ton of the patriotism eyirced by the citizens Of Mary
land in the pre-, nj, sllrming crisis He also highly COM
mended the answering devotion Of Governor Hicks to
she Uuou and expressed his decided approval Of the
course he has pursued, thus "erectsg Maryland as
breakwaer to the waves of dsunion that spread
inc over the Southern States"
NEW YORK MILITARY TO BE IN READINESS.
On SATURDAY last orders were issued TO the members
of a number Of military companies il New York city
ad BROOKLYN TO hold themselves in readiness to repair
20 their several armores prepared for service, hear
ing the alarm sgual from the City Hall bells The orders
9te that no immediate call for active service is antci-
mated and that it is 10 be understood merely precau-
tonary L is however, alleged that the orders were
issued in consequence Of the reports Of the secret organ
,ation OF military companies composed of men who
sympahise With the secesSonss at the South and who
iy6t be inclined to disturb lawful meetings Of citizens
I'm that city and Brooklyn.
TENDER OF SERVICES TO SOUTH CAROLINA.
We find the following item in one Of cur exchanges
volunteer company Of planters residing in Prince
George count Nd one of the largest aud riches: slave
holding counties in that State, few days nee rendered
their services to Gov Pickens agreeing TO pay their
expenses, and 10 contribute hundred thousand dol
lars for the purpose Of sustaining South Carolina in her
position.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-23
PresccutInr ForrIrn.r.-

The Helena Ark Shield. in its number Of the 18th
inst intmAtes that in Of the formation Of South
Conledsracy, the foreign element will be placed be-
yond the reach Of any ntermeddng in public Affairs
That Journal remarks as follows
Itisa gratifying reflection know that the great ma
orty OF the Southern Democracy favor the exclusion of
foreigners from the right Of suffrage in Of South
err Confederscy Is formed. We have conversed with
great number Of sensible influential Democrats on this
sl ect Of ate and they almost universally coneede the
necessity Of such restriction being perfectly pal
pabe that the foreign sHs; Of the eoEHtry, eOb;aed
With HatiVs Gnsiausry sotes secured LiHeOis stsct0H
The Montgomery Nail and the Eufaa SPIRIT Of the
S1k Precpiating organs go even further ani say
that the State Convention must prevent the emigration
Of persons Norfhsrn birth to the South, and hint
clearly that ought drive out those Of tia: class who
are already hsrsi This = Enow-SOtAngism With ven
gsanes!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-23
WENnELL PHILLIPS ON SECE9SLON.

Boston, Jan. 2Oth.-WendeI Phillips in his disllion
speech here to-day charged Seward with having attempt
Ell gain by conservatism what he failed to secure by
aboltion-he next Presidency. Phillips chief argument
was that disunion was desirable because it will abolish
slavery. He called upon the North to tell the South what
they really mean namely: Abolition" Any compromise
made BY Congress would not affect the Northern heart
and conscience He argued that the North would gain
DIV dsunion and used the following language: Sacrifice
everything for the Union God forbid Sacrifice every
thing TO keep South Carolina lit Rather build bridge
of gold and pay her toll it. Let her march off with
banners and rlppets and we will speed the parting
guest Let her not stand upon the order OF going but
20 at once Give her the forts and arsenals and SUBJ
treasures and lend her jewels of silver and god and
Egypt will rejoice that abe has departed"
Phillips began his peroraton with the words-"All
hail disunon!" He narrowly escaped maltreatment by
the mob while going home.
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INGLIsH TOBACCO nIpE,r,

Lo,ooy, jan 2.--Tbs London Tobacco rsrk.t a,,,o.u
OF December vas extremely quiet and IN the sb,ns. noun
uausacuons worthy OF note " Az
uimo which holders appear " be cobhdspt n We h
glance Al The lob eco tsad. Of this country du,In.
yesr diseoses fresh instance Of mari 49, pat
is eaaraee r suddenly changed, by .ni
u had fe apssd from Al exceptional 10 shat may be @
normal condiio the facs Of the Resembling h n
bic manner, the which IN ia ana
cImmenced With g prices, which Il Obvious lsar
maintained; The tend becae eonantIy do,nr.a nhhs
was ~ until de;lDe Of i4tld D. Wa essbU,ssS s9dk
and JAY that the msnufAe be duc.d U Sshs
IN stocks, wih any degree u conGsenc The h.,ory az r
OF the the ground he bted State, b.y gonhe
sc'son for growing AMI mstaring became NOR. and ",
rom excessive draughi, and the results repres b.d b,
an aggregate product especially In the Western eoopt
In quality. aud lar ely below the Gu All,
prevoGs yearl Urder these critical eirc 1ustAre.. M. -
on this side revived TIE dcere regiined and ss
the year with scale Of prices fR oil Tobacco
ush consumption a. nearly s possible Identical With those cur,
a. IT, commencement '@Hsti
We do not pretend 10 oGer any predictions a. u IN. L.,
course Of price friends we'll hov N. yn
kes are subjected TO Influences peculiarly their own ,nd
much these depend upon The supplies progress Of
IN one year for the pon Of smother n ooI ~,
htlng socts Is obvious that We provided against arr
OF that likely to 10 the year pro uc, on ~
upon which 20 much stress lad VII lat 10 eHec, on y.
been undt utedly 10 risia extent already
reduction In prices during sumn-r nonih al d sy me
scarcity Of svbs tue, at once led
uon butte snology OF former Of "a,
effect produced by high prices and 81 the perpetual
against them that holders have 10 cnd With unls, r.
qulre positive conmsnd q III market Tie Inmy,. -,
before Us demand simply from The direct source, n
pend the Developments 81 the ensuing the
sun
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-23
WARRANTED PURELY VEGETABLES.

All he Ingredients Pills purgaiive and act
Jun open detach dissolve, cleanse COOL heal and
Try body whatever Injuries It, By being dgestei
tn food they and mix with the blood to search
They dissolve all unnatural collections
blood uberces ulcers let them be In
system they They iare part Of the bo
dy They carry away nothing that good They only remove
They nature with It, and always do their
work we'll saved many valuable life. Sold at
principal Office No. Canal Price rs per box.
aod nv all dealers In incidence ja1-dSxtm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-23
PRCUgIARY WANTS OF GovERNMRNP-THR MA.
CED0NIkE--MORE DEFALIATION

WASHINGTON JAN 2l.-Ar Dis communicates to the
cammittee of ways aud that twenty millions of
dollars over and above what will from
and from late loans will be needed between now and the
first Of July next.
the relief of Fort Piekens.
II is reported that another discovery has been made of
default in government funds
1t is stated that two batteries Of James rhed cannon
are enroute for Alabama,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-23

LOLA MoNrEz.-An account of the last days ofthis
well known parsonage says
During her illness, by invitation she took up her abode
with Mr.. Buchanan, the wife Of the celebrated florist,
who knew Lola in Scotland they being in their younger
days school companions. Lola gradually grew worse,
although the best medical skill employed and every
thing supplied her calculated to alleviate her suferpgs.
About weeks ago she began to sink and being
scous of the fact whole time occupied in devotion
al exercises But in this respect anterior the period
aude to- she exhibited marked change on her previous
life. Her whole desire seemed bent toward engaging in
religious conversation with everybody with whom she
in contact and in them she exhibited deep know.
ledge on theological subjects. During the last week Of
her life she sent for and attended by Rev. Dr. Hawks
Of Calvary Church. and also attended by members
of the congregation Of the church, and to them while
engaged in religious conversation, she exhibited thor
ough repentance for her past cratic life On Thurs
day, the day she died, Dr. Hawks at her bedside,
and when asked by the clergyman if she still thought
she had found forgiveness with her Saviour not being
able to speak, she nodded The funeral took place
on Saturday. The Episcopal funeral service perfor
med Mrs. Buchanans house. and the remains of the
deceased followed to Greenwood by some of our
most respectable citizens and their families
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-23
ABUNDANCE OF PROVISIONS AT CHARLESTON

merchant of Charleston, writing to friend in Pha-
delphia, says
am inclined to believe that there are least 1000
men under the coast, and We have more provs
ions than can be consumed. The commissary general
last week requested the planters not to send any
provisions, they would be wasted. In our markets
there is abundance of edibles Beef is selling from
10 to IL cents per pound. Mutton, veal aud pork
plenty. IL fact think provisions cheaper now
than last year. You may judge whether provisions are
higher 0. not To-day bought lot of ducks at % cts.
each We mag nc. have much Pennsylvania coal on
hand, and am glad of it, We hayd English coal, which
is selling at $40 per ton. Our army Is made up Of tho
the flower OF Carolina, and all are volunteers. We had
last week. OF one point, five hundred negroes throwing
up Notifications i'll fact they doing all the hard
work. at no expense to the State.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-23

LvERPooI January Referring the Circular Of our Landau
house. the other side have 10 add tabular
stst ment and Citations
As Anticipated in lat months report had very aut
market during Deeembo d sales did 62 Lhd OF an
kEda
The market and full pces paid In all ns see,
especially r the high grade OF Western stps
recommendation OF nne cor Of which the Imports
mu u smaller proportion than anicpaedWILIIAN oxur
eos
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-23

CONFIRMATION R. N. MAGRAw.-Previous to the
exciting debate in session. Friday, upon the
nomination of Mr. Holt for Secretary of War; the Senate
unanimously confirmed r. NJ. Magraw, E,q, Of Mary
land for Consul Liverpool in place of Beverly Tuck
racaad
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MaHRIRn.
DIED.,

In chs. City county VA January sth 1861 By Rsv Jot
Meolelland Colonel john L. WALKER 10 Mas vaGIsiA
BRADLEY
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He hoped the motion to

return an insulting response. He hoped the motion to
lay on the table would prevail.
The motion concurred n-ayes %, noes %.
BILLS PASSED.
Authorizing the payment Of forfeited commissions
and damages to the Of Chas. Holben late sher
III Of Harrison county amending an act Incorporating
the Jefferson Insurance Company Of Abemare; provid
ing for taking the Of the people Of Henco upon
giving authority to the county court 10 raise by loan
$4,000 for arming the county; amending act mpos.
ing taxes upon colporteurs.
On motion, the House adjourned.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

January %, 1860.
The House was called to order by the Speaker at
II o'clock NJ.
Prayer by the Rev. j. B. Jeter of the Baptist Church
BILLS REPORTED.
Senate bill changing the time Of holding the terms of
the Circuit Courts Of James City.
Releasing o. II. Tate from the payment Of fine.
Authorizing the Trustees OF the Eastern Meeting
House" in Morgan county, to sell and transfer the same
Incorporating the Richmond and Liverpool Packet
Company.
Amending the charter of the town Of Guyandotte
For the relief of the administrators OF John w. Moore
late Sheriff Of Jefferson county.
For the relief Of Richard II. Horner of Fauquier coun
ty.
Incorporating the Meadvile Manufacturing Company
To amend the 39th chapter of the Code.
For the relief of the securities of Wm Paris late She
if of AppomattoI.
Changing the name of the Lunatic Asylums.
ADVERSE REPORTS.
To paying to ]. T. Irving certain sum Of money out
of the School Fund.
To the petition of Robert Alexander and others.
PETITIONS
Mr.. BASEL presented the petitions Of citizens Of
Randolph aud Upshur.
Mr.. Nc KENZIE presented the petition of citizens of
Alexandria.
RESOLUTIONS oT ENQUIRY.
By Mr. ALDERS0N-0f reporting bill for an appro-
pration to construct bridge the Little Kanawha
in BraIton county.
By Mr. MAGRUDER-Qfr reporting bill to amend
the sth section OF chapter 200 Of the Code.
rRFE SEGROFs
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To CORRESPONDENCE.

FLsfi,rs on eusasss Bsss6s addressed 10 ~ Editor @ ~
VAC.
Arss totfl,a Boa sdss Of "a pdPs ciE NOT esP.eAsA
as TRis rls u long st1ndng OH9h 20 Do tnoon 70 az
So oil "a 40 cos b dspartd from Obituary a0tcsssSossd
- siyAf Inns are cAdrgod for Gdpertisennents.
~ Rseasaof saderaks 20 rSa rejected oonassSo0ssoSf
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Mr.. VOOLFOLK offered the following resolution :

Rsoloei the Committee appointed free negroes
be instructed qire into the expectancy Of reporting bill
amending the Sd 7h and h sections OF chapter sd OF the Code
any free the Of IS upon the
and conditions provided for in the Sd h 18th and oh
tons Of h- ehape who wish promote Ills orher p'-
son in society and happuess by becoming slave to choose
his her without requiring the person thui chosen to
pay required portion Of the valuation Of said negro
And with encouraging degraded select bet
condition. that the said bill shall provide that thus
becoming shall he so for present future debts Of
the person hus chosen for period Of not less than twenty years
hnn .hn Encnrn n.laro -rrnhl
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DOBINSON,S PRACTICE.
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annexed eommendaton Of Robnsons Practice from the
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srATx CouRT-IIoUsE, Richmond, Nov %, 1860
Messrs Johnston: Gentlemen, volumes Of Mr. Con
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they Issued successfully the press and have from
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full and copous treaties, in condensed
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Weregad the work - worthy place In the library every
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Very resp sctfully obedient
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reing the price will receive free Of postage
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