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THE LATE JUDGE MCLEAN

Geographic dispatch from Cincinnati last evening
brought US the painful intelligence Of the decease of
Justice Mclean of the Supreme Court of the United
States This able upright aud virtuous Magistrate died
in Cincinnati yesterday, aged 70 years He was native
of New Jersey. While yet child he removed with his
father first to Virginia hen'o Kentucky, and finally to
Ohio where he resided the remainder Of his life. Having
qualified himself for the profession OF the law and prac
tced for some time in 1913 he entered public life
Representative in Congress in which he served till 1916,
furnishing during the term the model of devotion
to duty and of purity of life that subsequently marked
his Distinguished Postmaster General, snd for
thirty years as Associate Justice the bench of the Su-
preme Court. He bad been quite inrm for some time
previous to his departure few days ago from Washing
ton, and his early decease not unexpected to his
friends here.-Ndt. Int. of Saturday.
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FROM WASHINGTON

The following items taken from the Washington
Star of yesterday afternoon:
Mr.. Russell, of the London Times dined yesterday
with the Southern Commissioners and few friends. 1t
is the intention of these gentlemen to make the visit Of
Mr. r. to the Confederate States satisfactory posi-
BILE. The evening spent by Mr.. R. at the residence
of Mr.. Philip, where there gathered little compa
ny of choice spirits for the occasion.
REMOVAL OF GUSs-Yesterday, orders received
at the Ordnance Department to prepare for shipment by
railroad number of heavy guns many of which went
out in the afternoon by the 1920 train. Most of the
guns heavy twelves and calculated to do consd
cradle damage when set at work The Ordnance Depart
is busy boxing up shot and shell to-day aud pre-
pairing other guns for transportation.
MESSENGER FROM Fort SUMTER As we 90 to press We
learn that the President has been coseted for some
hours to-day with Lieut. Talbot, arrived from Fort Sum
ter with dispatches from Maj. Anderson.
DEPARTURE OF THE PAwSEE.-This morning at eight
o'clock the sloop-afwar Pawnee, which has been lying
at the Washington Navy-Yard since the lst of March
left for Norfolk. Her officers confident that they are
to go further but Of them knew last evening to
what place they bound and how long cruise they
should make. The Pawnee carries eight nine inch PAX
han guns two twelve pound howitzers and seven boats
one of which (the launch will take onehalf the crew
ARMY OFFICER REsIGSED-Second Lieut. Stephen D
Ramseur, (ofN c., Sth Artillery s. A. has resigned
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aud Carl Shurz, and others Of the same stamp are
the acknowledged disciples. In times like these IL Dc
comes necessary to speak plainly Whilst the Lincoln
administration is hosating declare its pohcy IN 'ne
vain hope of revusOn taking place In popular sent
ment at the South the feeling Of antagonism mas oeen
gradually deepening Even the border save oeAe' S.'
now strainng upon their cables and in little ~n"e IL
default of their moderate demands being compheo "i'n'
will be found ranging themselves side by side Win inc
seven who have separated themselves from the OLD
and organized independent form OF government lAe
cry at the North this uucture stand by the Uhoh
II the Republicans had exerted their best efforts 10 pre-
serve the Union the cry would have some meaning IN
it. As they have done nothing they do not in'enu u
do anything they have not abandoned according 10
Senator Wade single principle, and as they VIII no
according to the New York Tribune yied an men, the
ralyrg cry of"Sand by the Union" can have but one
Interpretation, aud that is, "Stand by the Republican
marty 2"
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Po.ition OF Virginia.

In Convention Saturday the following resolution, the
eighth Of the majority report adopted without dyi-
sion
The people Of Virginia recognize the American
principle that government founded in the consent OF
the governed and tbe right Of the people Of the several
States OF this Union, for just causes TO withdraw from
their association under he Federal Government with the
people OF the otaer states and 90 erect governments
FOR their better security aud they viii never consent
that the federal power which is in part their power
shall be exered os le purpose OF subug1tns the peo-
pie Of such States 90 the federal authority.
When taken up, Mr.. Garlic moved to strike out, with
view 20 insert an amendment Of very different charac-
ter This motion lost by vote OF ma to 2a After
several other motions amend made and lost the
resolution as reported above adopted without a
division. We may therefore safely infer that embods
the sentiment Of an overwhelming majority of the Con
venton L Is so worded &C avoid cUaracterzirg the
right of withdrawal-i e. whether be revolutionary or
Observation-Disclosures TO each gentleman the pleasure o.
ebe,-hius bis own CROCHET and travelling his own road
But a. 20 the rcsutthe grand rcsul,-that each State
bas the right of withdrawa-'r' commands the asseH;
of the assembled sovereignty of the State. And the res
oluton not only aBrms ths great principle Of freedoms
which is so odous to the Black Republican msjority at
the North but wisely airms the legitimate sequence,
that ",Ls people Of Trgi eiH "sysr consent that be
Federal roser ,Iici is ip part their poer, shall be e
eried for tie purpose of SAB s7a,Hg RE people Of 'cd
(seesdsd) States 90 tIs F,dsrol authority"
The Convention has been much assaied aud suspicious
have been INDUCED that shrank from asserting the high
posdon which vrgnils honor demanded but this reso
luton dssipates all such asperOus and vindcaes the
character of the Assembly
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Pence or Wnrl

A very exciting debate sprang up in the Convention,
Saturday evening. Mr. Preston OF Montgomery, after
the Committee rose offered resolutions, reatrming the
position lust adopted almost unanimously in Committee
reprobang the employment OF force by the Federal Gov
eminent against the Seeded States and in view of the
suspense and anxiety peryading the country, deegatr
three Commissioners to Washington 70 ascertain the IN
tentions Of the Administration Mr.. Preston, in brief
manly and vigorous speech explained and advocated bis
proposition He adyerted to the mystery observed by
the Federal auhortes-the military and naval prepare
tons the runners Of and the uneasy feeling of un-
certainty that harrassed the country War-ragug war
would be preferable 20 this ntolesble state Of anxiety.
The present party had been in power than month
its proceedings had been shrouded in mystery-the
uaope had right 70 know It's poEcy-whether it intend
ed 10 curse Us With war or bless with peace IL was
o,,r Government still. and We had right TO know,
whether our money and our people were to be employed
IN carving war and desolation TO the bosom Of our
Southern sisers-our friends and kindred. The Conven-
ton had lust resolved by an almost unanimous vote that
our means should not be so employed. Mr.. P was uu-
willing to return his constituents without being able
to tell them whether we are to have peace or He
dsclsiued an intention Of offering the slightest inciviy
10 the Federal Executive But in crisis Of such gray
the sovereign people OF TINS country uoA t5It To
be relieved from their anxiees and to know, whether
while aborng here for peace they to epreciptaed
ilto war.
A the suggestion Of Mr.. Baldwin, Mr.. ?. modified
his proposition by substituting preamble for his two
FIRST resolutions and in this shape about being
adopted apparently by general consent, when the de-
bate ran of on exraneoCs topics, and withOu, taking
vote. the Convention adjourned.
The deep and intense feeling with which Mr.. P was
listened TO- aud the obvious and hearty sympathy which
attended the more animated passages of his discourse
showed how near the fire 70 the surface. His char
acter and position impaired additional force his seu
ments high man in every sense Of the word and one
Of the most conservative 10 the Commonwealth, it
felt that he the representative man Of the heightened
region from which he comes.
If the authorities at Washington not enfeofed to
folly and doomed 20 destruction they viii not disregard
such udications-they Will pause the fatal career up
on which they appear to be entering.
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FORT SUMTER IN PERIL-GENL BEAUREGARD
GIVES NOTICE-THE FORT TO BE ATTACKED.
WASHINGTON, April 6.-Advices just received from
Charleston that Gen. Beauregard the commander
of the rebel forces has officially notified Major Adder
that he must evacuate Fort Sumter within totyeght
hours else that the batteries of Charleston harbor
will shell him out
The southern commissioners here are evidently alarm
ed at the threatening aspect Of affairs They take par
tcuar pains to give out that the Confederate troops will
precpitate events at Pensacola BY attacking Fort
Pickens, but they say nothing about Fort Sumter.
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Wars and Runors of Wars.

The Northern papers and kilograms continue to reach
freighted with of vast military preparations
aud proxmate war We know not what credit to attach
to these repor-whieh though crcnmstantia, are yet
50 monsrous and daboca and involve on the part oil
the Federal authorities, such indgnity to the Com
monwealth of yirgina-aborng at this moment for the
preservation Of peace and the restoration OF the Con-
federacy-ihat cannot believe them. We prefer to
regard them as the devices Of stockholders. But ii
they be true, only say that one common sentiment
will very speedily animate the people OF Virginia.
SPEECH OF SENATOR BREcEINKDGE-0n the I'd inst,
the Hon. John c. Breckenridge addressed the members
of the Kentucky Legislature for about two hours He
favored Border State Convention, with the Critterden
amendments utmatum, and intimated that if the
seeded States will not come back, even upon these
terms the only appropriate and safe resting place OF the
border States in the bosom Of the Southern Confede-
racy The bill for the election of delegates to the Bor-
der State Convention, which had previously passed the
House. was passed in the Senate after the delivery of the
speech.
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ISSUE OF TREASURY N0TES-APPOINTMENTS.
WASHINGTON, April 6.-Mr. Chase will soon issue Con
verble Treasusy Notes to the amount of five millions
dollars He is confident that he can get all the money
he wants at par il at small premium. The receipts
of the Department rapidly increasing
1t is understood that the appointments for the Dstrc
of Columbia will be as follows Mr.. Brown, of Maine
for Naval Agent Col. Lamon, of Illinois, for Marshal
Mr.. Wood, of New York. for Commissioner of Public
Ruildinpa
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SPEAKING In MARION.

Walter Preston, Esq, of this place. late Bell ant
Everett Eecor in Marion in attendance upon Smytl
Court this week. After the adjournment of Court, Tues
day. a call was made upon him for speech. Like colo
souse he is always ready and in response made shor
but eloquent address, in which be gave the reasons fo
his faith and announced himself in favor of immediate
unconditional secession His ayowa received witt
vociierous applause.-Abingdon Democrat.
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IMPORTANT NEWS FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Friday, April "a terrible moment is
evidently at hand. The news from Washington and
New York tonight coroborates the general impression
that within twenty-fOur hours will be upon us.
Every man has been ordered on duty, and the utmost
activity prevails. The State is prepared for any
gency.
The highest officials say the present state Of things
cannot last but short time longer.
The excitement Throughout. is intense, and everything
wears a warlike aspect.
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VIRGINIA DEMONSTRATING AGAINST WAR.

Special Dtspdtch 10 he ". 7. EOening Post
WASHINGTON, April Ga committee of Virginans
waited upon the President day to demonstrate against
the Inauguration Of policy. Mr.. Lincoln sent for
John Minor Bolts this morning, and is now in consua-
ton with him.
meeting of the Cabinet was suddenly called by the
President after O'Clock last night The deliberations
continued until midnight.
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REPUBLICAN CoNGREssIoSAL LossEs.-The election
this week have deducted four from the Republican repre-
sentation in Congress, from New England compared
with the last Congress- and added four to the Conserva
tive side The men superseded (who all candidate
for re-election) are John Woodruff and o. s. Ferry,
Conn, and Christopher Robinson and VIM. D. Brayton
of R. l. They superseded by-English and George
Woodruff, Democrats of Connecticut, and Sheffield ant
Browne, COnser vatives, Of Rhodelsand. Conserva
tive gain of four out of six members elected.
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RICHMOND, April 9Th. 1861.
4 SUPPLY OF THE LATEST MUSIC

IA
The Rival Waltz. BY Charles Grobe. 2oc
Ever OF Thee Transcription briante BY T. NJ Brown. TO-
The Oberon Polka. by Grobe Csc.
Tap On The Window Pane song By J. r Webster SOc
Song OF Beauty. By W. H. Bourne. 95c -
Maidens Prayer Written and adapted by w. j. Wetmore ~
D. 15c
cavana BaO wascera Arranged for the Piano by Jas
Bellsk. 25c.
Jennles Grave. New Song. By j. P. Webster 2oc -
The Stranger the Sill Words Buchanan Reid Music by
BIB CSC
Gentle Ward Written by Dr. James Cooper Composed by
r. 7. Curtis. 25c.
The Harriet Lane Polka. By A. Alputh. 4Oc .
The City Guard ackep Composed and respectfully dedicated
othe Petersburg City Guard Capt John May By Eiodorc
Camps. 40c
The Artists schottisch. BY James Bellsk 4Oc.
I'm Bao MascherA Opera Verdi Noctune Cantabe As
cher
Lorena, with variations By II. o. siefert zoe
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ELECTION OF KANSAS UNITED STATES SENATORS.
ATcHEsoS, April 5, lS6l.-Messrs. Lane and Pomeroy
elected United States Senators yesterday afternoon
by small majority. 100
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NEW FIRM

HE undersigned formed for the purpose
conducting General Commission business at the old stand
Of Shields Bonneville In this city, under the firm OF b. sum
ERVLE Co., and will be pleased receive the patronage OF
the friends OF the late and the public generally
They pledge their give satisfaction In all business
r. B. s0MERvTLLE,
EDWARD GRAY.
Rtruuoxn Anvil car 1est
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FuGrrIyE SLAVE Observation-Disclosures Newhall,
at Cincinnati, on Wednesday, remlnded George Lee,
fugitive slave from Virginia. George the property
Of David Morrison, resident Of the Old Dominion, who,
two years since hired him his son. who lives in ST.
Louis After while George escaped to Cincinnati, and
has been employed as a waiter
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At meeting of the Southern States Rights party OF
Henrco their Court House, Saturday, the 9th OF
April to nominate candidate for the Legislature Oh
Virginia. Geo. W. Savage, Esq, was called to the chair,
add o. s. Taylor appointed secretary.
motion made by John W. Davis, Esq to ap-
point committee of seven, draw up suitable plat
form for the States Rights party of Henrico.
A substitute offered by o. S. Taylor, to adjourn
the meeting until the first Monday in May next that be-
ing court day. for support Of which speeches were made
by Messrs James Lyons, John B. Yousg, W. +. Bowe,
VIM. Alcock and others. The vote being taken upon
the substitute it was unanimously carried
On motion Of Mr.. Lyons committee oil hive was ap-
pointed to collect funds to deay the expense OF print
ing handbis &C., viz Daniel f. Gardner, Jno A. Hutch
eson, W. +. Bowe, John P. Harrison and jackson f..
Chldrey
On motion, the meeting adjourned, to meet at the
court house on the first Monday in May next, at IL
o'clock at which the citizens earnestly requested to
attend without regard to party.
After the motion to adjourn, w. f. Bowe, announced
that Dr. j. S. McGruder would address the citizens OF
Henrico on the first Monday in Nay next.
GEO NJ SAVAGE, Chairman.
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THE KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE.
LoUIslI LIE, KY, April 8, ls61.-The Legislature of
this State adjourned sine die yesterday.
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Virginia shall decide against remaining in Free Boil
Confederacy.
Mr.. JACKSON said that he only spoke for himself,
and he believed that he expressed the sentiments OF his
constituents.
Mr. BALDWIN said he came from the central part OF
the State and did share in the extreme views OF gen.
tlemen from either section He did not favor division
Of the State If secession should be determined upon,
revolution, if contrary policy should be adopted. lie
Mr.. PRESTON, but the subject should be acted upon
with calm elaboration, and not in the midst OF excite
ment.
Mr.. DORMAN moved that the Convention ADJOURN
The motion agreed to.
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DEFAUITING TAX COLLECTOR

LOUISVILLE, KY April 8, lS6l-N. l.. McClclland,
tax collector for the Western district of this city, is
ported absconded" defauer in the amount of thirty
thousand dollars
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

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richmond. April 9Th, 1851.

DISSOLUTION.
TIVE firm of SHIELDS soMERvILLE this day dissolved by
Il mutual consent JOHN N. SHIELDS,
T. B. s0MERVILLE
RIcUNoSD lnrIl 9Th 1871 APPS
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The Norfolk Day Book of Friday afternoon has the

following item:
The Row AT OLD PoINr-We learn that the row at
Old Point grew out of the refusal of the officer in the Ord
Department to discharge some men in the black
smiths shop who supposed TO be Abotonists The
dissatisfied then seeded, hosted the Southern flag
the shop and Indignantly left the employment OF Un
Gle SAM The ordnance shops are outside the garrison
and not inside as we inadvertently stated yesterday
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PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.
BRANDRETH's PILLS WARRANTED TO CURE FEVER AND
AGUE.
The effect OF purgng with BRASDRETHs PILLS 10 rt4f'
the health, matter from what be suffering Ih
all impurities from the system and they have he ns
power expulsion masm poisonous OF deeAyd 's
tables indeed any poisonous eIhaOns breaed BY man S'
In fact the blood Is poisoned 1t Impure, and nPaf'
blood results In disease.
BRAHDRETH5 PILLS,
though innocent breai yet they capable OF purifying NC
blood and curing disease SO, they all KIDD OF 'e' Az
ahmas cstar cov,ness and painful affections CT every fno
PIlce rs per box Sold by all respectable dealers 10 H
cines. nhl?-dAsIn
EAMILY FLOUR.
81 bbls superior Family Flour
rs do choice Rye do
Received and for sale by [at5I HCsTG JAvEs
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SPONGES.-Bathing and Carriage sponges for sale by
- APPS W. PETERSON CO., 1o5 Main st.
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Orders have been received in this city for immense
quantities Of sand-bags and 10000 now preparing
destined for Tortugas
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CRIsTADORO's HAIR DYE
ONLY DYE

all who desire the color Of their hair CHANGED VII
safety, certainty and rspdty shade they desire Ma
uaeturedby J. CHRIsTADoRO Aston House. YORK gsl
everywhere, and applied by all Hair Dr'ssers mhsdivin
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PREmuM r.

49, TIERS Ia conceded be the most dsliclous uFsls
some, and fecua tonic In the World used by almost every
lily In VIRGINIA, solely for this climate and shOudts
found In the house every Southern Family al
OF the stomach and bowels They fall
OF DYSPEPSIA Nervous Headache &c With pain
stomach bowels they give immediate relief dsodered
nyers; and In weak and debtsed persons they will
energy the whole system They only need trial give
precedence all other Bters These bers
Messrs. GRAY, PURCELL LADD CO. and by all promlnen,
Druggists city OF Richmond and eseEhere 10 Virginia
North Carolina Also, by sTorT CO. Washington City D.
g.; CANBY GILpIS co Baltimore; A. FAHNEsTocKt cG,
Orders CHE by addressing BAKER, Proprietor,
Yeb. 6-dko Richmond, Va
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Solo VS. " pruEgss Eene1aiy. mn1"
IA

DIR. j. w. GARLICk.-DEiR
w. sIk-Ihaye forsome months used In my family Sem
pies justly celebrated Baking Po ders, and take plea,
In recommending them all families the very hes; article
have tried for making Hight sweet pongy bread. There
for bad bread when ScnpIc's Powders used
Respectfully, J. RICHARD LEwEliD.
Petersburg Va, July 30th, 1860. fel
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E,REsH SUPPLY FAMILY GROCERIES.
10 nrkins No. ! Goshen Butter
ID bbls Buekwheat Flour
Smoked and Picked Salmon
IS gibbs No N. @. Roe Herrinss
25 pigs No / Mackerel
IS Sx. English Dairy, Pine Apple and Goshen Cheese
Just received and for he cash.
promp; customers, at hINNIs CO.'S Family Grocery,
| PACON-sHOULDERs, BREASTS HAMS
api wM WALLACE soNs.
EuNE OLD JAVA COFFEE on hand and for sale by
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pOWDER.-MinIng and Blasting. 2oo1 kegs Tor sale By
5O BOXES PRIME CUTTING CHKRsE-Vr
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ENEATaERs-Lve Geese Feathers for sale by yo,nor o,,
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| - ROUND ALUM SALT.-7oo Sack: in prime order
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4 n bills. PORTLAND SYRUP, In sale by2
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~ antes Muslin Cellars Mun Cambria and Linen setts En-
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