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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-22
Amnsemenis.
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
LIyINa uIpPOPOTANIUs:

THE
LIVING IIIPPOPOTAMUS
Or, RIVER HORSE, nom the River Mis- 10 Egypt The
- GREAT BEHEMoFH OF TIE SCRIPTURES
The most wonderful sDiaa known, the Pssf ANp oNla Que
svcip America stO De al hours with BE- n ~ y
Arab keeper. Aso. the LIVING ELEPHANT Iu5. ~ ~
%aAf % IS iPa oT saaEY o'si SEA
MOTH BEAR SAMSON and niPp otleI Noyeity
sfIE Az 'Ec Of 4ijSl6;H introduced
EVERY RVEEiES and WEDNESDAY, aud SATURDAY
MONDAY, TUESDAY THUnSspAf and fH'DAi
sv p,,l. .ass, Tho popular Drama which has been 10
irSS hsFs i: SsiE % i%if e
wiz be piodaoed making the most si'IrTtyo o o. novelties
A6nsoa 70 all IS cents; Chi dfen under TO- Is cents
CADEMY OF BfUSIC-ONLY MATINEE.
"A SAI eRGSb GALA MATINEE.
COMBINED OPERA HERMANN AND CONCERT
THE m6 sHls sfUFENDoys EVER GIVEN in NEW.
THE ONLY MATINEE
aosn February next
Luz '4'''' II BXLLo IL M&ScHEaA
Last appearance Of a Matinee Of
SI0HuR eRIGNoLI,
prior to bis departure for Europe.
rREsTIDIGrTAr0RIAL ENTRAcTE BY
HERMANN. HERMANN,
who "a RsEOa sGTe Of h' TS y%,a cS scs e
By MADAME aRRMANN
GRAND CONCERT By
MISS CARLoTTA PATTI .-- ,,.,,,,,
THE GREAT WILLIAM TELL DUET,
Fer pianoo 10 aud violin, -. .
by MADAME HERMANN and THEODORE THOMAS
Admissi ,p 8 to all paIts Of the Academy
No reserved seats. No reseTfed seats.
The sae ii tickets win commence Friday tn. Acad
emy Of Ma d eic Brousngs sad all the principal mrae
stores
srHcIIr Eo1lcs-Bene6t tickets VIM be admitted to the
On Monday next, October %,
ClOSE o. THE UPkRA UNTIL JANUARY.
SEC, ND AND LAST BENEFIT or b. ULLMANN.
Oh AND COMBINATION AND GALA NIGHT
TWO NEW OPERAS AND A GRAND CONCERT
First tad Oh time Of the C celsbTAted Opera Of
Music by Donizetti, which will be given IN Italian.
MISS ISABELLA HINKLEI,
BHJ0NoLl, SUSINL
First only night o. The opers cSmque in one act
Of Lis NOCES DE JEANETTE,
(ieauue,te's Marrisge),
the IN PANS aud which will BE- given ia French
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG,
hal achieved such unqualified Eaocess prmt donna
OF the qe4uine Italian OPERA viii appear for the % tmo
greuO6 pima donna in the role of Jeannei The other roles
by DUBREUIL, liis. ELENA Gnc MhkLl NJ
MISS CARLOTTA PATHS
ORAN CONCERT,
assHed by Madame STRAKUSCH, sinor MANCUsl and
THEO00RE THOMAS.
Full particulars ~ future advertisements.
N Blowing to the length Of the numerous entsrtsin-
nets the Performance will sommence Of precisely O'Clock
PRICES or ADMISSION:
To pNlue and bsi,ouy 81 family circle 20 cents amphi'
shes,e, eeRts Reserved sestS 50 cents extra Boxes
usuIi
All Benefit Tickets VIII be received at tho door and cheeks
sold 70 them at the Academy BoXofce for Mondays Gala
Might aud close Of the season.
The sale Of seat. commences on THURSDAY.
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For NsRHsven. a. M, CEx li 2ls, 8 (ELli 49,
20 aud p. m. =, -
For Biidssport, :, s. ~, CEL)i n:is, 3 tEr)i Nv
4:30, and Q. -, -.
For Milford STAFFORD Fairfield, SoEthp port and Wespos
Ia ~ I2:l5. $50 1880. and p. N
For NO.yalk $3.50 le:l5, (EI $50 4S9 ''1
u. IN.
For Os1isn and Greenwich, $50 ls:i5, $50 an
For stamford !, 8, (Ex) $50 m. l2:s. s. OH 3;
40 5:30. oa.. "a.
For Port Chester and interniecists rnsions v'"I
Is, $50; 4;3J, $50 $50 ?. m. 1910,
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston. Wis Springfield, a. N. lex (EEl sp -
Fer Boston, via Shore Line. l2:l5 p. N.
For Hartford and Springfield, a L., OH 2;i' tLxs'
Q p rr.k
and i2:l5 u. to Northampton -
Fer Ncw.HsTen, New-London, and storanston h-iIsNS
" Por Canal Rsiroad IL: is .. N. 10 Northampton
For Houistonc Railroad 10 Pis:eheld, g. N, p NJ
For Eaugstuck RsilTosd. g a n, p q.
~ ns1snTv sni Nor,valk Railroad T. $50 m $3.50 p a.
4'' JAMES Il HOYT Superintendent
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERsEY.-

a
From foot Of acknowledgements a. Hampton
Junction With Delaware Lackew and WeeeEn Rao.s
.nd AZ Eastor with Iehigh Valley Rsrosd and lts connes
tons. forming direct line 70 Pittsburgh and the west "tneo
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT-conmen June 10 lsci
- cave Ne1-Iork IS follows:
HGRRlsBrR0 ExPEE.s-At a m; for Eitor, Rssdias'
Pottsylle HARRISBURG MAlci, Chunk NIlismsroEt
Mar TAAix-At &. a. Tor Easton, Wafer DAP, Scsa-
ton Great Bend Pitiston, Wtlkcshsrrc, nc ,,,,
ION. THROUGH TRAs-For Easto1 MlUeh Chunk. wv
nan.tsr, Reading. POttsvilc, Hsrrso3rs he -
4P.n THHOuGH TRAN-For Easoa, betlioheEi Alens""'s
and NHOch Cluai. . 81,
gP.M WESTERN ExPREsS-For Esstop. Allentown, tess-
Ing Harrisburg Pittsburgh and tine West Sleeping cars ns@
Jesey City through 70 fiitsoufgh -
ExfRIss TRGlY FOR HARI.IsBuEs-The Ia 49,.
Train from New YORK arrives al Harrisburg q p M sonheo
ting East aud Vest Psnnsy lgauia Cent Railroad
Central R.ilroad hosh and South, aud with the CaSo@
land Valley Railroad. yr..- I...s,
Tar TsaoreH ErPRE.s TRnS ron TINS WIZ -
N-w.YorA 4 D. daily (SuEdsys escepsdl m1Ains
connection At Harrisburg with Pennsylvania -
ehause Pittsburgh and bat one 20 q cnm -
Chcsgo -Four hours time Is saved by t1kins hi xAh 49,
ELlLAsErBPORr AND Nsw-ioRK fkEKf-Lesvs -.
York from Pier No 2. North River 8. $40 aud Eva H
20 i;2n, and $50 ,. m. -, 49,, -xkfs
trip each way JOHN .. Stems, sapennIenae--
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prp GOODS.

prp GOODS.
5000 ,..... .O l.
Cd CHINTZ PRINTED REPS.
OF VERY HIGH COST.
wICKS, SMITH & Co..
No. 81 AND 90 FRANKLIN-sr.
WEST OF BROADWAY, NEAR TAYLoRs SALOON,
WILL OYER, BY TIE PIECE OR OTHERWISE.
ON THURSDAY, THE 18th INST, THE ENTIRE
BALANCE OF THE IMPORTATION OF Hzssgs y.
BUrTERFIELD Co., CONSISTING OF
80 CASES
or THE CELEBRATED PRIZE MEDAL PRINT
ING OF ROBERT KAY, MANCHESTER, ENGLAND.
TIE CLOTH OF THESE GOODS IS OF sUPE-
RIoR MAKE. THE DESIGNS AND PRINTING ARE
UNSURPASSED IN EITHER FRENCH OR ENGLISH
MANUFACTURE.
THE PRICE WILL BE REDUCED 10 BKE STAND
ARD oY ORDINARY AMERICAN DE LANES, IN
ORDER TO PUT THEM INTO CONSUMPTION AT
ONCE,
FOR CASH ONLY.
p. s-w., s. 4 Co. GUARANTEE THIS TO BIZ THE
ONLY LOT OF KAYs PRINTED REPS IMPORTED
THIS SEASON, AND BELIEVE II TO BE THE MOST
ATTRACTIVE LOT OF PRINTED GOODS EVER
OFFERED IN THIS MARKET, EITHER Al PRIVATE
OR PUBLIC SALE. AN SATISFACTION OF THE GOODS
Is INVITED.
wICKS, SMITH & o.,
Nos 81 AND 90 FnASKLIN-sT.
EXCELLENT FURNISHING GOODS
FOR CHILDREN
KNIT HOODS.
CLOVIS, /
CLOTH and FANCY KNIT CATERS,
BALMORAL HOSE, \
UNDERsHIRTs, VESTS. and DRAWERS,
KNIT MTTENs
large and sIc.sn, variety Of the above goods many
styles Of which entirely new and no! to be had else
where, win be found at
UNION ADAMS, no. eJ7 Broadway.
COMFORTABLE FURNISHING GOODS
FOR LADIES'
HOODS,
soNTAos,
KNIT CATERS,
d, BkLMoRAL HOSE,
WOOL SLEEVES,
KNIT SKIRTS,
SHETLAND FALLS MERIso and
SILK UNDERvEsTs and DRAWERS,
UNION DRESSES.
GLOVES, eAUNTLErs, and MIrTEHs,
SILK, MERINo. and WOOL
STOCKINGS.
large and besutiful variety Of the shove Goods many
styles entirely new, VIII be found st \
UNION ADAMS, No. 81 Brossvsy.
36I. BROADWAY ADV 36l.
LADIES' FALL and WINTER CLOAKG,
an elaborate assortment.
LADIES' FALL and WINTER CLOAks,
made expressly for tho best city trade
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NOTICE-FARE REDUCED -STONING-
IN TON LINE for B0SroN.-On and after MONDAY.
loving rstss Fare to BostoT-Cabin, 81 deck 81 Fare
70 Providence-Csbiu $3.50 deck 81 Boats leave daily
eYeep Sunday ct o. N. from Pier No 10, n T., foot q
Courtlsudtst Office OF the Company, No lia NestSl
Freight taken o. reduced rates. - :. ,,o,,,.pDa -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-22

sPALDINGs THROAT CONNECTIONS
CHILDREN CRY FOR
spALDINGs THROAT CONNECTIONS
They relieve q CoVgA Instantly
They clear the Throat.
They give strength aad volume TO the vo,sN
They lnpat delicious sroms 10 to tho bresth.
They are delightful to the tsas.
Tier are m.ds Of simple hsrss and cannot harm
Iadvss every one who has Cough Husky Voice, or
Breath or any difficulty of.hs Threat to got psctss.
Of my Throat COnfssons they viii relieve you instantly
and you will agree with tina. they 90 to the spo
You wi End them very useu pleasant while travelling
or attending public meetings for sUg your Csash or s,y
Ing your thirl II you try pscisssI sf.. saying
thu. you win over ansrvsrd consider them indbpsnISls
YOa viii DAD thsm tbs Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
hydsnstars each package Ali Othsn are counterfeit
Apsessss will BE- ssuby mall proPaa rsss9. OF thirty
conts
Address
HENRY G. SPALDING,
Ne q CedAs-st N.w.YoIL
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE SICK HEADACHE
CEPHAIIC PILLS
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE.
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE.
pyths use Of thoss pm, the periodic attacks Of Ners,
or Sk ReodaoA, may bs prevented and II taken at the
Of 90 attack immediate relief from pain and sick
ne. viii DO obtained
They seldom fall In renewing the Sszs and Headache to
which females . subjeot.
They act gently upon the bowels removing COs:issas
10, Literary Men, Stuae Delicate Females and al per
,Ou. Of ..4entary hab they valuable Laza,ise.
f. proving the appetite giving and sOv to tho digestive
and restoring the natural slaAy and strength Of the
whols system
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result OF long invssti
CATION srd carefully conducted experiments having been in
use many years, during which time they have prevented
md relieved vs, Of pain and Suffering from Head
.sh. Whistler originating the system from de-
rsugoi .i.e Of the stomach.
They are satsy vegetables In their sOmpOssu. and may
DO taken At all times viii perfect safety withOu. making aDy
,h..,. Of d. and The aS.sno. Of any Gisasyeeas taste
dor. Is easv toadmrlsto aas@ to Children
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs!
III. ,,nvins hav. 6y. signatures OF henry c. sPALD.
INC Oh each Boz.
Sold BY Druggists ssd ell other Dealers In MsdisinsI
box will b. seat By mail prepaid, o. r.esip. Of tn.
PRICE. . CENTS
AL order, shOald bssddrsrssdss
HENRY C. spALpING,
No. q csd.s. At, Hsw.York.
~ snsl. bottle OfsPALoING's PREPARED GLUE
will save ten time. in cost annually. IA
ECONOMY! DISPATCH!
srALDINGs PREPARED GLUE!
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
sPxLDIE0s PREPARED GLUE
SAVE THE PIECES.
ETA STITCH IN TNn SAWS NisE," IA
A, accidents vi happen, sven IN rea regulated JasEie,
m very Sersbs to have some cheap and convenient way
repairing Furniture. Toys, crOeksry, &c.
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
meet. al such emsgsnses and household AFFORD
BE- whsui tsswsJs ready, and up 70 the iekin: pons
"UsEgUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
MA BRUSH accompanies each bottle. Price, IS cent,
HENRY c. sPALDING.
No. ~ CsdAr-st.. Nsw.Ysrk.
CAUTION.
Aseeraln unphneipled persons are stemptinsto palm
On th. unsuspectng public limitations Of my PREPAkEi
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TRAINS LEAYE NEW-YORk:

Passenger Station in Nsw.York. cOr s7hst ,aa t'h~'.
Entrance on 2ithst.
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Ocean Cleaners.
COR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.


EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. frst-
class will cave NevYork on h- lat, Iiih and
2ls oesch month except wbes these dass f.! SUNDAY
grecu d. b. ALLEN. Ageat-
EOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE,
1 ON SATURDAY, NOV. 9-Ths United States Mail
Ss''t MN, sA no. 1e s%%sadS 81 sl ,f ,V% Tor
THIS hip unsurpassed for safety and comfort has dou
bic engines under deck ucosed water tight CON
wbirh beside other results In tho event Of coson
stnndDg to keep hs pump, free to work. sOd seoas the
ssiety OF vessel and passengeLs
Fer Freight or Passage, spPiyto =, go
GEO. MACKENZIE
-. Agents. No Broadway.
The steamer FULTON vii sal DscemberZ
TOR HAVANA DIRECT.-The new United
u States Mail stesm.hip COSMOPOLITAN. A Crocksr.
Comnsnder viii leave Ter No. IA North River on TUES
pas. through the PoHOce Passenger, are requested to
s. S' sSSy PS'i;S ss
or CARRINdroN & 20, No 70 Broadway
CTEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
~ INA POOL Isudins AID em5arkinx passenger at
oueensowD tIreland he LIVERPOOL. New YORK aud Phil
sdspha steausnip Company intend dipstehing their full
psvsr d Clyde bVili Iron steamships As follows:
OLA2Ou" ...''.''.''''' '''''.''.st uid ~ yet 70
EtNNHaai1;oi...'...,.......sssuuTSS.yS Nov
Aud every SATURDAY, at noon. from Pier No "a North
River.
FIRST CABIN. s.5 sTEERAGE.........e3a
Firat CABIN to London 60 Seeraxs 10 Loodon.. -
fi,tt ia to is..... g. Seersss Psrs..... ~
int Cabin to Hamburg 85St-erags to Hamburg IS
Passengers also forwarded to Hsvre Bremen Rotterdam
Antwerp. &c, az equally low rates.
Persons .isng bring Their friends buy tickets
here al the following to NewYolk From Liverpool or
Queenown lat Cabin, SO 49, and 6lO9 SteeTsgs from
Liverpool so. From Queenstown. SO
These Stramen have suTe accumulation for rassen'
gers and carry eIpeirncud Surgeons They are D. ~ In
WA- Iron Sections and have Patent Fire Annhia'o'
on 10 I'D. ,,,,,,,
70, further informs iop apply Ia LIVERPOOL to WILLIAM
INhfAlN Agent u Wa rrst. In glasgow 10 WIN IN
MAN, No. st tnoch--a lsre Ia Queendo 10 e. * W
ID. SEYMOUR & CO in Londol TO EWES MACY NO:
81 Kiug Wiltan.st I; Ia rais 20 jules DECOUE, No D
Place de Rourse IN Phil delphs to JOHN O. DALE No.
Ill " slnut.s. or at the Company Ohces
JOIN q. DALE. Agsnt, No. 10 bfeadwsy N. l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-28
" Preserve the Cniou.r

ested the other day that the political
literature OF the times did not keep pace with
the rapidity of events This is true Prom
nent inen are still, in speaking and writing,
using the phrase preserving the Union. 1t is
either the force of habit or they forget that the
Union is already broken by the withdrawal of
I'VE States-four of them among the most i'm
portant members of the Confederacy who
nave contributed immensely to the national
wealth and power. With some possibly il is
neither habit nor inadyertance that occasions
the mistake, but determination, if possible
10 ignore the seeding States, and either TO
subdue them as provinces hereafter or slough
them of altogether. II they will so dispose Of
fee, viii the secession of eight in no wise affect
their plans They may, however, save them
selves all anxiety and labor on this point
They cannot ignore the important States that
have gone out any more than they can an in
creased number. And Virginia has already
declared that, in the last resort, their destiny
must be her's--that she is bound to them by
Tue 'ies OF interest and affection that cannot be
severed. SO, should peace not be restored TO the
on'oh by an honorable and just arrangement
VI our troubles, the ignorers of States will
learn one day not only that they have coma
out, but thatoid Virginia is side By side With
them "i'N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-28
Another Ntare Gnz,r

LOUISIANA swells the tide of secession and
Leaves another vacancy in the oE.y Confedo
gacy OF States. SIX of the sisterhood are
gone TEXAS is only wanting 10 com plete the
continuity OF the secession line from the
Palmetto State TO the Southern border of The
tate Union, and she Will not long be wanting
mus go the States that produce Cotton and
sugar ana Il ice C0TToX is KING and Sugar
Is one OF has chief ministers III the great court
OF commerce. Yet there are persons in high 20
sition ia This State who speak with affected
indifference OF The Cotton States, as though
Cotton was another name TOR all that is pitiful
ana paitry. Outraging common sense and
common truth, they, ut the same time, EN-
oeaVor 10 aiienate our people from those of Tie
Cotton States, who are identified with them in
interest, tastes and habits, and who are bone
OF their bono and flesh OF their flesh. WIN
they succeed? Can they reverse the courses
OF the streams, and make them run up hill
Can they change tie tides Can they sub
vert human naiure7
A separate Confederaey of the Cotton and
Sugar States will produce such revolution
in commerce as no other States of the same
NUMBER can-nay we believe than all the rest
together can. If such IL Confederacy is per-
inaneni, and Virginia is not member of
II, she VIII sink down, down, in the scale un-
vi there will be none so poor among States as
70 do her reyereneei
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-28
The Legislatufe.

Several bills were reported In the Senate on
Saturday for the incorporation of OIL and Coai
Companies. A number We're Iuered to De en-
crossed Amendments were proposed 10 the
hi, amending the charter OF the Bank OF the
Common wealth. Bills vert passed incorpo-
rating tho Richmond City fasurance Compa-
nv and Steam Sugar Refine ~ Company
The House passed Senate bill for the relief
of Charity Casey and for allowing the Norfolk
and Petersburg RailrOasi Company 10 construct
i, branch. Tho Committee on Military Az
fairs Through Mr.. JONES, of Gloucesterl re-
ported adversely 10 tho proposition to allow
yolunteeA. companies to purchase arms, the
quantity and quality TO be definedby law, and
paid for out Of the public treasury. special
committee was Instructed TO inquire into the
exrectiestcy OF painting the Capitol. The bill
exeinptisg tile Banks of the State from the
penalty OF suspending specie payments (pre
s.ousiy passed by the Senate,} was taken up
and considered, and certain proposed amend
ments being voted down, ii was passed. An
adjournment was effected pending dscus-
sion on amendments proposed 10 The bill APP
propriatipg one million of dollars for State
defence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-28
E,iclanI aud the Nnnfh.

The New DIRK Express says that the posi-
/ tive announcement by the Toronto Le0Aer
! the official journal of the Royal Government
| in Canada that the British Government in
tends 10 acknowledge the Independence Of The
| Southern Coniederaey as SOON rs il is regular
/ ly organized, creates profound sensation in
! New York.
The Express also observes that the tUutious
and very diplomatic speech of the British
Premier, at the Southampton dinner on the
9th-strongly adverse 10 coercion now I'M
questionably means much in this connection
and the meaning may be Interrention-(be-
sides Recogntlonl-in case " @ go TO work cut
ting ono anothers Threats, and blowing one
another brains out
We have always believed that to this corn
plexion II would come at last In spite of the
abolition yeipngs Of the British press, we
have always felt sure that the interests of
Great Britain, like those of all nations, would
dictate her policy this as on every other
question Disunion is now, alas an accom-
pished fact: ON the 18th Of February, Il South
ern Government Will be established at Mont
gomery, and within six months afterwards
side by side with the banner adopted by the
new nation, the Red Cross of England and the
Iricolor Of France viii be waving in friendly
and indissolublc alliance.
The New York Heraid, which takes a SINH
lar view with the Express, thus concludes an
article on the subject
1.-The interests Of the British government all lie
IN the southern States. There i the cotton upon
whose iHduulacture so many OF the English popu-
i@!leh depend Tor their lives and there Great Br-
taia VIII md her best customers for those articles
as Well as her other manufactures. which will
probably he admitted duty free. Here is the i'm
mthse bride neid out To the English government
whose conscience is 10 be found in their poke cts
ana II Is sufficient reason why IL should Intimate
even new that IL " i'll not permit the North 70 wage
war upon The southern States merely for asserting
their independence -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-28
ReS .......W Watkins Il Ficklen..........s 3g
FINE SSORTMENT
OF
S E SON BILE, DRY GOODS

Our assortment of STAPLE and FANCY DRY
GOODS is very large and complete, aud being all
new and fresh-having been purchased within a
brief period-presents uuequailed attractions to
all classes of buyers in the various departments
DESTROYS of reducing our stock, we will offer in
ducements to punctudi credit and cash customers.
We enumcrate-
Medium aud Fine CLOTHS-black and colored
CASSIMERES and NESTINGS.
Very handsome VIRGINIA CLOTHS and CAS-
SlMERES-fFom the Crenshaw Mills and Millcrs
'VV! EhrgGinis F1Ffffr2 WITHIN CLOTHS
Kentucky JEANS, TWEEDS and SATINETS.
BLANKETS, &c
p 4 large spPglyy Of PLAID aud STRIPED COT
Nos. aud COTTON OzNABURGS.
Unbleaehed DoMEsTICs-ano aud heavy. A
plantation purchases early.
VHITE GOODS
White CAABRlCS and JACoNETs;
Checked and Striped MUSLINS:
Plain Swiss, Book, Null, and Nainsook MUS
Cambria DIMITY;
India STRIPES and TWILIS;
Medina ard 3Pis Fine ,R RRlLL i
Hin nn SHE hifn q Table Ia F bAMAsk
G GaSTbs a9d p fApksHS To P2hIEs
Superb s spiPplyy of Bieaehed sHIRTlNGs and
DRESS GOODS.
SINS for Spring, summer and Autumn;
F@fFI 81 a ra''$S A linz MorsnSEs
CHAL!IHS; BEREGES JACONETS;
LAWNS: PRINTS. &c, &c
This department will repay the attention Of all
buyers.
EMBRolpERIEs LAcEs; HOSIERY;
Knit SHIRTS and DRAWERS
Table and Piano COVERS:
CURrAiNS--Lace and Damask
CARPETS, of all grades
Spring and summer MANTILLAS and CLuAKS:
SHAWLS, of all kinds.
WATKINS Il FlCKLEN
n lust received, a new supply of ALEXAN-
ORES KID GLOVES
Also a large lot of SPRING and wtyrpp
81 LkS, tpast styie,) at sacrifice.
ia 2t-ts W &F
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-28
South Carolina 20 Virginia.

We have already announced that the gal
iant aud noble State OF South Carolina
through her Convention, setting by it's presi-
oen. mas sent Hon. JOIN S. Preston. Of CO.
'uineia, brother of the late VIZ @. PRrsroS
US Commissioner to the Convention of yir.
ginia. The following is an extract from a let.
ter TO the editors, Of q distinguished citizen Of
South Carolina:
in no part Of the South ~ Virginia more hon
than in south Carolina, aud that is syideneea IL
the present case by the unanimous burst Of nppro
baton which halls the appointment Of one OF the
very ngst among her sons rs Commissioners to Viz
gina. 4 native Of Virginia, the most eloquent
orator Of the South, and q man IN wh0se hands
ire honor 81 South Carolina and the south could
be trusted lii any crisis ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-28

THE FEELING IN FoRr SrNTER.-The North
ern papers publish letter from Capt. Double
day, in Fort Sumter. in which hesays the re-
ports ofmutny in the fort are false, and that the
soldiers are "spoiiing tor n fight The only
thing, except fresh meats, received from
Charleston, has been box of candles lie
adds
Iou need not pay the least attention 10 any
thing you see in the Charleston papers IN re-
ference to our affairs. 1fyou reflect t.at when
a boat comes with a white flag from Charles
ton none of our men are allowed 10 cominunf-
cate with il, you will easily see that all tneir
stories about us are mere inventions. Inc
men bear privations and severe guard unty
very cheerfully. / think they miss their
smoking tobacco more than anything else.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-28
Forfs i'm the Seufi,.

TN eagle eye Of PATRICK Hgsar detected
the danger 70 the Sonth OF those military sta
tons which now, filled with armed men,
ffpWn defiance upon Virginia. No compro.
mise ought 70 be accepted by the Border
States. in which tbs right OF coercion il not
Unclaimed by the North, and tbs power Of
coercion wifhdrawn. by turaing over the forts
IN the.Sonih, for what they may be worth, 10
che States In which they are situated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-28

HONOR AMoNG GRNERALs.-At the momen I
oil the division of spoil at Peiin between the
t%o armies, the French General insisted, in
me name of the Emperor, that Lord Elgin
should make the first choice for the Queen of
England. Lord EIgin selected Ia ton of com
Mtnd OF the Emperor III China, in green Jade
OF great value, and mounted with gold A
second baton, similar in every respect. ma wing
neen round, Lord Elgin iii his turn resolved
that ii should be reserved for the Emreror of
the French.