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1e"0 THE CENTRAL $50
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

$50 MILES DoUBLE TRACK.
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AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

"A RE YOU SICK. FEEBLE AND COMPLAINTHGt
n Are you ont OF order, with your system dsrang-
Cd, and your feelings uncomfortable, These sJmP-
toms are often the prelude TO serious Illness Some
ct Of sickness Is creeping upon you. and should be
ayerted by atimely use Of the right remedy. Take
ASeT's Pills and cleanse ont the dsOrdered humor-
purify the blood and let the fluids move on unob-
strueted In health again. They stimulate the fuhe-
tons Of the body into vigorous activity, purify the
system from the Distractions which make diseaae
cold settles somewhere IN the body, and O6Struets
its natural functions These, II mot relieved. react
upou themselves and the surrounding organs pro-
dncing general aRgTaVRtion, suffering and disease.
While In this condition. oppressed by the dsrange-
ments take Ayers Pills, and how directly they
restore the natural action Of the system. and with II
the buoyaht feeling Of health again. What is time
aud 80 apparent In this trivial and common COM
plant, Is also true in many ofthe deePFeatei and
dangerous distempeFs. The same puTERtve effect
expeEs them. Cansed by similar distractions and
arrangements Of the natuTal functions Of the body,
they rapidly, and many Of them surely, cured by
the same means None who know the yirtGes OF
these Pills, will neglect to employ them wien suffer
ing from the disorders they cure.
Statements from leading physicians In some OF tile
principal cities and from other well known public
perscns. aTf
- - T.. IF...I..s r. G. II z..r.
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An ACT making additionaI appropriations foE the
support offhe army for the hSeal year ending Junt,
thiFtieth eighteen hundred and stKty-tWo, and at
propriatioas Of aFreaEaees for tie hscal year end
Ing Juns thirtIeth, eighteen hundred and sixty
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Iru;on nemonstration Last Might.

The Union meeting at the African Church
last night was very largely attended The
American flag was displayed on the platform,
and cons iderable amount Of en- enthusiasm was
displayed by the assembled throng. The first
speaker was JAMES b. DoRMAy, Esq, of Rock
bridge and the second Col. JOHN b. BALDWIN,
of Augusta, members of the Convention
They urged the claims of the Union upon their
hearers with ability and force.
A resolution was offered by JOHN IL. GILL
MER, Esq, requesting Messrs. MCFARLAND
and JOHNSON not to heed any paper purporting
to be ms tructions, signed by persons who did
not vote for them as delegates to the State
Convention. The question was taken by
"ayes only-the negative was net put-and
the resolution declared adopted.
MARMADuKE JOHNSON, Esq, was then called
out, and delivered brief address
The meeting, in point of numbers and en-
thusiasm, may be considered a success. The
equilibrium of the Union men was once
slightly interrupted by the appearance of a
flag of the Southern Confederacy at the front
entrance; but Mr.. BALDWIN, who was speak
ing at the time assured them that there was
no cause for apprehension in response to
which a stentorian voice shouted that it was
" torn into ribbins."
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The T.egiSlaIure.

The Senate yesterday passed House bill in
cooperating the Home Savings Bank of Rich
mond. The bill ting the county of Bland
was passed. A resolution was passed extend.
ing the session till the 4th of April, and one
was introduced by Mr.. DoUGLAs, directing the
Governor to summon military aid to arrest
the contemplated removal of certain guns
from Bellona Foundry to Fortress Monroe,
which was laid on the table, in order to con-
slider bill for the purchase of the arms afore-
said. Adjourned to y o'clock.
The House adopted u resolution introduced
by Col. McCAMANr, asking information rela-
tive to the Penitentiary. The Stay Law bill
was called up by Mr.. KEEN, who made an
able address in favor of the bill. The follow
ing bills We're passed Authorizing the Coun-
ty Court of Fluvanna county to appropriate
certain funds to the uniforming and equip
ping volunteer companies in said county; in
cooperating the Rockbridge Insurance Com
pany and amending the charter of the town
of Union, in the county of Monroe.
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Party and the Southern Cause.

III we thought that the questions now 0gi-
tating the country were but continual ion
Of the old contest between political pa, ties,
We would kick the subject from our CO ntem-
plation with an intensity of disgust that we
have no words to express. Politicians in all
their Protean forms, and politics in all it's
Shiny and bottomless depths of malice hatred,
uncharitableness and total deprayity, are the
most loathsome and nauseating object in all
the moral universe. To come down from the
Alpine heights of Independent thought and
clear conscience, and dabblc in the Pontine
marshes Of party, is debasement and humil-
iation to which no man who has once inhaled
the bracing airs Of intellectual freedom, will
ever submit We know no party in the pre-
sent Issue but the South, and no enemy but
l:enemy Of the Sou tn which struck
from its platform the word National, and in
scribed upon its banners an 81 Irrepressible
Conflict" with Southern Honor, Property and
Peace.
Upon such question as this, there are,
there ought to be no Wings, no Democrats
Ardent supporters of BELL and EVERETT, of
DOUGLASS, and of BRBcKIERIDGB, are found bat
Ting side by side under the Southern banner.
Let those who dream that it is merely po-
Ntical party which is now arrayed in behalf
that large portion of the community, which
never takes part in politics, and which is
composed Of the best educated and the mos t
virtuous members of society, we mean the
Clergy and the Ladies, are found almost
unanimous In behalf of Union with the
Sou tn instead Of Union with the North and are
its warmest and most energetic advocat es.-
Every one in the slaveholding portion of the
South can test this matter for himself, and
ask why 1t Is that the religious and exemplary
CLASSES, the Ministers of GoD, and the mothers
and sisters no seek no other influence upon So
ciety than 70 make it better and happier, should
be found, with few exceptions, clog uent and
anxious Advocates Of the Southern cause p
II 10 because that cause is the cause Of our al
tars, Of our homes and hearths, of all that
makes life honorable, noble and worth hav-
ing. The instinct Of woman lead her to de-
tect the slightest faint in the moral atmos.
phere, and when she proudly withdraws from
such q companionship as that W hich Black Re-
publicaaism proposes, when the voices Of the
lninisters Of God are heard exclaiming, from
ten thousand altars-"Come ont of her, my
people,. nothing but the most stoIid and
hopeless partyism can see in all that the in
nuencs Of party.
Let us invoke the people, 70 matter what
their former political classiiications, to tram
pie party in the dust, and rise as one man In
vindication Of their race, their institutions
their peace, their honor, their existence.
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DIED..

On Friday AFTERNOON, ut o. el oek, JACOB DEM
MELMAN, aged So years. -. sysss. Is
His funeral WIN lake place from bis late resi-
dence, on Main street, below nth ST., on sunday
morning, 1t 10 o'clock.
On Monday nights March 18th, ct 10 o clock, at
the residence OF his mother, on Oregon Hill;
GEORGE ANTHONY, aged six month. aud
twenty three days, son Of Hannah and 0eorge
w. Adams, decd.
Oh GEORGE ANTHONY, my tears are fast now Ing,
While love 10 my babe 10 my heart Is GLOWING;
Thy ashes cold lie, bat thy memory burns bright;
oh, 0E0kdE, nv darling. my angel OF light
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TheCanxentioil.

A resolution was introduced yesterday by
MI. oossAD, Of Frederick, for terminating
asDats In Committee Of the Whole on Tues
oay next; but an arrangement was made, as
WIN % seen by reference TO the report, by
~nscn the matter will probably be compro-
missed this morning. In Committee of the
Whole, Mr.. TIN RivEs occupied the entire
Gay In speech against secession. Mr.. WIss
oasred substitute for the report, which was
referred 1T his request without reading. and
ordered 70 be printed. Mr.. FLovRxoY has the
Moor to-day. '0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-30

FLAG RAIsISa.-A secession flag is to be
raised at clock this evening, by the people
residing in the vicinity of the Yellow Tavern,
on the Brooke Turnpike, about five miles from
Richmond.
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LITTER LIST.

T TsT or LETTKNS--Rsmafnf ng In the RICH.
lIMOND POST -0fF1CE,oh the 18th day OF March,
1851.
~ Published BY authority Of Act Of Congress
in the paper having the largest circulation In the
District where printed.
.nH-Persons calling for letters In the Liar will
please say they are ADV ERrisED.
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- Kind patrons all, with listening ears attend:
In this, our Farce, there's nothing to otfend
Laughter awaits you, tho you now may frown
Applause shall greet Us ere the curtains down y
WAX! WAKE WAXl;;.
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light of = new whimsical Farcstta, entities

Fancy Medley Pas Seui. Miss ISABELLA MAY.
tHer hrst appearance ON ths stage.l
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nre. Lincoln. accompanied by q number Of
on Wednesday.
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RICHMOND March 20, 1851.
To Messrs. JOHN STEWART WALKER, GEORGE w.
HoBsoS, o. JENNINGS WISE, JOHN A. BBLvIN,
MARX DowSEY, and others:
Gentemen-ln compliance with your request,
hereby announce myself a candidate for the ONCE
of COMMONW EALTHS ATTORNEY FOR THE
HUSTINGS COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
Very respectfully, your ob't servt,
NH 3U--it* JAMES K. CRENSHAW
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LADIES, LIST.

= LADIE'
Alderman mrs Z w
Adams mrs Eliz'th
Allen mrs NJ l.
Allen mrs T q
Alfred mrs Sarah z
Albert mrs Susan
Anderson miss Laura N
Allen miss Mamie
Anderson miss Mary e
Bragg mrs Sallie b
Bragg mrs Mary
Brown mrs 4 II
Ball mrs Sarah 4
Ball mrs Anu L
Bailey mrs A Z
Bayhs mrs Martha
Berry mrs Lou w
Buchanan mrs 3 Z
Bryan mrs Sarah 4
Bragg mrs Joel b
Blount mrs Julia
Barron miss Annie d
Bass miss Henrietta
Beck mss Caroline
Bennett miss Louisa
Brock miss Sallie A
Brock miss Z b
Brennan miss X BIZ
Bracket miss Mary K
Bragg miss Mary L
Boswell miss Hester A
Bosher miss Cornslia
Bove miss M
Bidgood miss E A
Blankinship miss Z Y 2
Brooke miss ElIz
Boiling Emily (col'd)
Carter mrs Eliza
Cherry mrs Va D
Chappell mrs Eliza
Chinn mrs A
Cox mrs Anna
Creushaw mrs Sarah u
Cake mrs Sarah +
Carter miss Martha A
Carneal miss NJ +
Chandler mrs Mollie
Clifford miss + A
Courtney miss H D
Carr miss Polly
Grafton miss Hetta
Crow miss Sarah A
Crouch miss Fannie A
Calligan miss Fannie
Collier miss Mary E
Greasy miss Sarah L
Cox Polly (coPd)
Dansey mrs Julia A
Davidson mrs Mary
Dean mrs sarah b
Dickinson mrs Fannie 3
Dudley mrs Lucy
Dobson mrs Emily
Dugh ees miss Ann
Duval miss A NJ
Dixon miss L NJ
Dabney miss NJ A
English mrs Mary z
Elmore mrs Sarah
Evans miss Flora s
Eu bank miss Bette
Epps miss Georgia
English miss Maggie
Francisco mrs J w
Faircloth mrs Mary C
Finney mrs Eliz tn G
Fitzgerald mrs Cath
Fond miss Rosa Belle
Field miss Fanny
Gormley mrs Z l.
Gordon mrs NJ ID
Garrett mrs w + g
Gutheril mrs S b
Cartridge miss Jane
Grubbs miss Z l.
earn cit miss Leila
Hitzmau mrs Marg't
Hardgrove mrs Z
Hale mrs II b
Hargrove mrs L
Hug hes mrs l.
Hudutt mrs h
Houston mrs Cath
Harrison miss NJ B
Heudrick miss N T
Hobson miss Edlie
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EE For SALg.-One of HOES LARGE CYLIN-
DER PRINTING PRESSES, 4ox57. 'his Press is
nearly new and will be warranteT 81 rfeet con-
dition. Apply at this ofiicexf ~ ls-ts
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FAMiLY GKOCEKY,

IN Corner sth and Marshall Streets
One Sauare a6ore Nee Mayksf, Rsesgend, a.
The subscriber takes this method OF Informing
the citizens OF Shoekoe Hill that be has opened
FAMILY GROCERY al the above-named n a sx'
RlES as cheap a. they eaa be bought In toe Guy,
for cash. The public are Invited 10 come and eA'
anime for themselves. um
nah sG-1wk A. II. fRUkHkAhI.
STSO THE MEMBERS OF TIKI LEcls,
i LATUkE.-Members VI the Legislature WIZ
hud large and complete stock Of sfst eiAss Ioh.
fectione ries which WIN be sold at reduced prizes
by A. ANToNi, Use Nsin ~.
NH % French ConseetiOnH.
LOTION YARNS-i0o bales assorted num'
~ bers, for sale by xn,w
NH ~ !. u, u. pANENfohi~---
VlACON.-Prims Western Shoulders Tor Nale,uy
u nh ~ !. az, b, DAVENPORT,
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0>A SIR The undersigned knowing you
to be Mechanical and Civil Engineer, aud strong
Secessionist, and well qualified in evely respect
to ill the office of SUPERINTENDENT OF The
CITY GAS WORKS, call on you announce your
self candidate for said office, assuring you our
hearty support.
T. c. Burns James H. Donahoe,
Thomas Faherty, John r. Davidson,
Hagan's John, VIM. Gathright,
J. c. Stockin, L. II. Hicks,
John G.. Walsh, Martin Tucker,
Michael Dolan, James Thompson,
Edward HobSood, Thomas Foster,
John Reed, Randolph Shaaf,
James Reid, w. NJ. Gosh,
j. Pheliu, A. w. Moody,
w. Phelin, Thomas Manning,
And many others.
RICHMOND, March %, 1851.
To Messrs. T. C.. BURNS, THOMAS FAHERTY, HA
CANS JOIN, J. c. SrocKTN, and others:
Gentemen-Your request that should announce
myself candidate for the office of SUPERlN-
TENDENT OF THE CITY GAS WORKS is before
me. | readily comply with it, and hereby declare
myself a candidate. If elected, l will use every
endeavor to subserve the Interests of the city.
Very respectfully. your ob't serv't,
NH 29-tde* THOs. K. SHARP.
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T IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Il EDGAk'S PILK OINTMENT
This Ointme Mt is adapted to cases OF long stand
ing W here other remedies have failed. warrant
il to relieve in overy instance; 1t does not give
the slightest pain hen applied, aud its effect IL
soothing aud instantaneous. can give, upon re-
quest. testimonials of responsible persons in this
city W ho have been cured by the use OF one box
Being prepared from = prescription Of regular
physfcian persons can feel safe In trial. Up
wards Of 500 boxes have been sold without sin-
gle failure. Try IL. and II satisfied the money
will be refunded. IL will bs sent by mail to q my
part % the country upon receipt Of y u, sy sd-
Nc sold in Richmond BY JOIN T. GRAY aud W !.
PETERSON Co, Druggists. NH Sails
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7 EW AND CHOICE SPRING GOODS:
J. j. M ROSEN BAUM,
1919 BROAD STREET,
Are opening the GREATEST BARGAINS EVER

J. & M. ROSEN BAUM,
1919 BROAD STREET,
Are opening the GREATEST BARGAINS EVER
LINEN GOODS and EMBRdIDERIEs;
RIBBONS and PARAsoLs;
H0UsBkEEPlNG GOODS, IN great variety.
We bought most of our Goods at auction, at
nee, embracing thu BEST STYLES of the season.
Extraordinary Inducements offered to CASH
NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS,-We are ia
- receipt Of full and complete assortment Of
GOODS for the Spring and summer trade, to which
we invite the attention OF the public.
We have never had it in our power to offer
Goods at low prices as We do now. Our
English, French and summer Popiins; Befege An
glai.; Printed Hernanis, and other Worsted
Goods, and very low in price Black Silks OF all
widths and qualities, cheap.
In Lawns. ,Jacone.s, and orgsndies,. We have
our usual variety. We have paid special a,leu-
ton, and have an unusually good assortment
Our Mantle and shaw room is full Of novelties.
In Domestic Goods, OF the best makes, We can
and Paid Oznabprgsi Brown and Bleached Cot.
tons; heavy TwiIled Cottons; heavy Brown Lin.
Ss sRa T
and Cotton Shectngs, &c, sc.
Cloths, Cassineres, Vestings, Linen Drills and
Checks shirts, Collars, Hdkfs., Stockings, Socks,
Gloves, &c.
In short, our supply is full and complete. and to
tooh we arc pre-
NH 30 CHILEs cHENgRY
SPECIAL N0TICE.-Msrehants desiring 10
Rs naT1 '1si1 sCks ksfAaSEp nd ,9R
subscriber respectfully offers his services TO at,
tend to it. Would be willing to take two or three
whose business does not justify Keeping a regu.
lar BOOK R keeper. Having many year, expert
Ing satisfaction to ali ere that ina.t their
business to him. Ample reference will be given.
Any i1forma1.ion len a, the ostcs Of A,axs d.fI
NH 2s-sw. w. RICHp F. WILSON.
MOTTO E,-Al persons holding claims against
present. emit them to my AGENT NIT b Kacso % that
mh MAY R Il aeas hss
II ENN ssY Bk ANDY.
BLACKBuRN's
BRANDY.
NH ss-st DtkSLoP. aoNcGks : co.
EAMILY FLOUR.
Very superior
nh 2s~5t DUNLOP, aoNcuRE & Co.
nj DkRs, AND CLOAK MAKER,
No. lea MAIN SrRBsr.
Is prepared to execute all orders In her line
with neatn ness and dispatch.
~ The LATEST STYLES OF
PAT TERMS,
NH 2s-s,x just received.
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING A MAR;
L KIT HOUSE soLiciTED.-The upderslsnsa
will receive sealed proposals for euiidlnS 4
BRICK MARkET-HoUsE, in MANCHESTER, ~
feet long by 30 feet wide, according 70 P,sa aaa
MeRae q Heath, Goddin's Hall, Richmond Pro
pasals must be received by o'eloekP NJ, WIZ
SESDAY. Sd Of April, lssi.
&C. McRAE,
Y. H. BEDFORD, Com tee
NH f7--st JOHN II. HATCHER
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NOTICE.-The OFFICE Of the City Water
N Works has been remov ed from corner Of Cary
and 18th TO Bauk and 10th streets. opposite tbs
western fountain, on Capitol Square, Inh se-iw
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s u p l. RIB Bill L
FOR OUR
STATUE DAY NI6HT'S q A J. A

u n y n U II U N
Sixth night of the engagement Of the Eminent
Trag
NJ r.. G. W. COU L d o OK,
who will appear, by request, In his great char
acter OF
luxe FIELDIS
In the beautiful Play of the
w q w G. o 7 5 E.
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~R'0H.0'D 11sa
kg T. Sole anger aassss
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x,ess CHAS. G. ELLETT will be voted for
AsSH.as COUNCILMAN for MONROE WARD
by many voters, who believe that his sound
not least. his large interest as property holder,
eminentiy qualify him for seat in that body.
NH 30-3t MONROE.
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ET heap PicturesI
PHOTOGRAPHS for 81; COLORED PHOTO
GRAPHS for IS; AMBROTY PES, so cents.
PHOTOGRAPHS, finished in different styles,
from - to $50
yANNERSON'S GALLERY,
No. II Main street,
NH 2s-3tH Formerly whitehurst's Gaflery.)
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r~e SUPERINTENDENT OF TIL f
kr|POOR- HOUSE, respectfully announce
mys self a candidate for the above office. / am
southern Rights man in every sense of the word,
and against all Black Republican rule. hope
all Southern Rights men will favor lne with their
votes on WEDNESDAY next.
NH sc-it* LEANDER WOODSON.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Family olssss.--1, 500 ~. ylrstsie Ds.
1000 lbs. prime Goshen and Oraugs County Bat
ter; goo lbs. Goshen. Engiish Dairy. imitation
prime Mercer Potatoes, for planting; No Mack:
erel, in barrels snd kits; prime Virginia and
Sauces; Cat.ups; Chow elbows; Pie Fruits: Jel-
lies; Apple Butter, &c, &C.. The above just re.
NH 2s-st MINNiS 4 CO., I'd and Main sta.
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kE Law Office Wanted. 1.-The undc fgn ed
wishes to lease or rent convenient and eligibly-
situated LAW OFFICE, or near Main street
Application msy be made to him in person, OF by
letter. NH 2s-ts1 p. HrAYLETT.
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In retiring from the firm of TURPIN, RO-
PER MURRY | take pleasure in recommend
ing to the public my late partners, being in
every respect deserving their confidence aud pa
tronage.
Mr.. MURKY who resides on the premises. is one
of the most competent Uudertakers ever knew
always ready in time, either day or night-never
disappointing those who may favor him with
their patronage JOHN TURPlN.
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al7 BROAD STREET,
are now receiving full and splendid stock OF
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS,
amongst them many goods at great sacrifice,
from the New I ork Auction Sales. NH 2S-otif
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Re The TeleQraphic Line between Char.
Louisville and SCOTTSVILLE Is in success
full operation. JNO. M. SHEFFEY,
NH 25-et Operator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-16

RIor IN CrNcTSNATI-Constances and Roman
Lohrer, who stabbed policemen Long and Hallam
ht house Of nl-fame on "Wednesday night last,
have been arrested. There WA considersble en-
element In regard TO the affair, an attempt vss
was made 70 take the prisoners from the jail by
who were ordered out 10 protect the jail Hzllsm
Ia dead.
W Forty-f hundred kegs Of powder, worth
about 90 900. shipped from the East via New
Orleans 70 Lafin, Smith a Bois, Of 81 Louis, has
been seized In New Orleans by the secessiOnlssx.
The correspondents Of Messn. L. 3. a B. tele-
sraphed the house st 81. Louis, desiring the priv
ilege TO sell Z 20 the Stste for cash, otherwtse
fearing they Nould not get anything for it.
corTos MovINs Tuesday last number
Of ships were cleared az New ORLEANS for foreign
and domestic ports, having Freight - 81 bslss
Of Cotton, During the two presiding days 50 90
bales Of the same great staple were sold says the
for ffeen yeau netfing 20 the producers the hand
some sum 90 ~ ,7o'.ooo-
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THE LATEST NEWS
TEL EG RAPHIO.
Later from Europe

NV YORK, Jan. l5.-The steamer Bremen,
from Southampton on the LIST inst, has arrived
she brings s3s0,OOO IN specie.
The American ship Golden Star, from Mobile
Tor Liverpool, has been wrecked near Wexford
She had 3, $50 bales Of cotton on board. The
captains wife, servant girl, and sixteen Of the
crew, persisted with the vessel. The mate and
six men were saved
The bonbsrdment Of Gaets continued up 10
last accounts.
The King Of Sardinia wss NJ Turin.
The French feet had left 6aeta
The party favoring the annexstion Of Rome %
Sardinia bad made demonstration In 81. Peters
Cathedral
The Emperor Of Austria sanctions the incorpo-
ration OF Wirwodina with Hungary.
Count Reichberg, the Austrian Premier, 10 was
stated, had resigned, but his resignation had not
yet been definitely accepted. Count Mensdorf
would likely succeed him.
The Emperor Of Austria had psrdoned and
liberated Count Teleki
China dates to the 18th Of November had
reached England via 81. Petersburg. There wss
nothing new.
The King Of Naples takes refuge on board
Spanish vessel every night returning 10 Gstn In
the morning.