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ulLTFORNIA NEWS.


The Pony Express passed here at 6:20 A. NJ,
with San Francisco dates to the 23d ult.
The Senatorial election, which was briefly tel
egraphed the last Pony Express, was brought
about under extraordinary circumstances
On the night preceding the election, the Doug
las and Breckenridge Democrats, favorable TO re
organizing the Democratic party as formerly ex-
istiug, agreed to hold another Senatorial caucus
all Breckinridge and a large majority of the
Douglas members being present The prominent
candidates before the caucus were Denver, w ell
ler snd NugeDt. The Breckinridge men pre-
ferred Weller, but could get no Douglasites &c
support him. The next choice was Nugent, the
Douglasites claiming that his election would at
taoh the Irish voters to reorganize the Demoo-
cray.
on this theory, Nugsnt was nominated over
Denver and Weller.
After the nomination, Nugent was called upon
and made an indiscTeet speech, strongly sympa-
thizing with the seeded States. This speech
aroused vigorous opposition to the new cRndi
date. Some Douglas members of the caucus de
eliAed 70 abide by the nomination. When the
joint Convention re assembled on the goth, the
first ballot showed 45 votes for Nugent, about y
for McDougel, and q for the Republican eandt
date the balance scattering. The second ballot
was about the same. During the progress Of the
third ballot, the Republicans and scattering vo.
tiers commenced concentrating on McDOugal
amid scene of the widest excitement, which
continued until the President announced from
the Clerks tally the election of McDOugal by So
out Of III votes, and declared the Convention ad-
journed aine die. On this showing hcDeugal re-
ceiVed his certificate of election.
Opinion Is divided whether the Clerks mistake
can be corrected so as to inValidate the election
Il is generally admitted that had the mistake
been discovered before the Convention adjourn
ed, another ballot would easily have elected
McDougal
The Senate yesterday voted to consider that nc
election had taken place, and passed resolution
to 20 into new Joint Convention if the Assem-.
bly, concurred. The Assembly rejected the SEN
ate resolution.
Adyiees from Angeles, state that Martias No
reno, with 200 men had landed in Lower Califor
mia and upset the Aparga Government. It was
reported a fight took place in which a few mel
j were killed.
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FRn1T NEW YnRK-

NEW YORK, April 3.
Fort Lafayette, in this harbor, has been garri-
soned. Soldiers from Governors Island will
proceed to Fort Hamilton to-day, 10 embark
thence on steamers for ports unascertained.
At the navy yards and ali the army depots
great activity and hustle prevails, and labOrers
are working day and night at the former on war
Large numbers Of naval and army oficers are
continually arriving and reporting themselves
A special dispatch to the Herald from Charles
ton the 4th says-ChariestOn has to-day been in
q state of excitement unequRlled since the firut
secession movement. A crisis ia at hand, The
appearance Of schooner OF the harbor last
evening, her attempt to pass the batteries here,
her being fred into, and her subsequent mysteri-
Gus disappearance, have aroused apprahensions
of the most serious consequences The military
leaders have been unusually active all day, and
members Of the Convention now in session, be-
longing TO the several fortifcations, have been
ordered to their stations.
A thousand rumors are in circulation, the prin-
cipal OF which indicates that Fort Sumter viii be
attacked in the course Of few days, and that
the attack will be from the forts. Maj. Anderson
will soon surrender in elfdefence, though it is
believed that an attempt will seriously Be made
az reinforcement VIC ealnnanies- len n a a'-aa
Later advices are understood to have been re-
ceiTed from Montgomery, ordering further sup
plies to Mai. Anderson TO be cut OF.
No further communications will be allowed
between the Fort and Federal authorities Tbs
danger is imminent, and members Of the Con-
yention wait here, expecting conflict before
Saturday.
The Times Washington correspondent says
the revenue laws will be enforced &c Louisiana
no visitors are admitted TO the War Department
to-day. q
The representatives Of the great powers have
unoficislly expressed a desire thar the Union
should be maintained .Hllf.t
The Herald's special telegraph says the revolu
tionary movement is progressing in Virgins,
5000 men being ready in Richmond to take up
arms against the government, under Ben Nc
CullOch, on the inst pretext. Reinforcements
are expected from New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore.
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Yesterday Afternoons Report.
WAsHINGTON NRWs.

NKW ToRK, April 5.
The Worlds Washington dispatch SAYS many
consider the naval preparations now going on as
intended for demonstration ct San Domingo
while others contend that the revenue Is to be
collected at all Southern ports; also, that Com
missioner Crawford has been in formed BY anthOr.
ity that is intended against the South.
The Texas troops have been ordered South
again.
GOV. Morton of Indiana, and Washburne of
Maine, have had long interview with the Presi-
dent. urging the holding of all the Forts at the
South, and the speedy adoption Of q definite
Cap. Reynolds, Of Texas, denies that he has
Joined the revolutionisis.
Hon. Chas. A. Phelps has been appointed Sur
VeyOr of Boston.
urged for Commissioner of Pensions.
Charleston dispatch TO the World says there
Is great activity there, and il is believed that
Sumter will be attRcks1 Immediately. II is re-
ported that orders have been received from Pres
ident Davis to cut on supplies from Anderson,
and no more communication be allowed from
Sumter with the Federal authorities
A special dispatch to the New York Tribune
from Montgomery says that the Southern Gov
ernmenS is determined to take Fort PicEens at all
hazards, and IL Lincoln attempts 10 obstruct
Southern commerce all Northern ships in South
ern waters viii be seized.
A washington dispatch to the Tribune says in
structiens have been sent to the squadron of
Piekens 10 be on the alert to cooperate with
Lieut.. Slemmer. r..
The Attorney General is considering the legal
shipooard, and also bis authority to call for vol
unteers .1o'
The Cabinet viii determine to morrow whether
to reinforce or eVacuate Sumter.
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mRaINIA CnNYENrIoN.

1leHhOhD, April ..
On re-assembIing, the fourth resolution, a.
amended was adopted. aI
In the cOmmitsee Of the whole, Mr.. Nlourney
moved to amend the fifth resolution by striking
cut the words 40 aid in expressing domestic in
surrectiOn," thus making the declaration simply
that the legitimate use of the forts Sc. is to pro-
tect the country egainst foreign force. Agreed
to-65 to 81. EEla
Two other amendments were rejected.
Mr.. Carlisle moved to amend by striking out
the whole resolution, which was negHtYed-ayes
"A nays us. The resolution was adopted.
The sixth resolution was then taken up. Er.
Harvie moved to strike out the whole R1d In
sert s-i. lt
Resolved, That an ordinance Of secession, re-
suming the powers delegated by Virginia, and
providing for submitting the same TO the quail
fed voters Of the Commonwealth for adoption or
rejection at the polls at the Spring eieeti0n IN
May should be adopted BY this Convention f.
Mr.. GOggin moved to amend by inserting his
own ordinance, Dut withdrew
Several motions were made that the committee
rise, but were all voted down.
Mr. Harvie's substitute was Eejected-45 to So.
This was not strictly test vote, but the Union
men were much reiOiced.
Pending this, the COMMITTEES rose and the Con
yentiOn adjourned.
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the President and Cabinet are determined TO
take immediate and vigorous measures to enforce
existing laws at all hazards.
The Commercial says q committee Of Leading
Virginia politicians have had an interview with
the presidents and Secretary Of State ana were
assured most positively that the PRESIDENT con
templatOd no hostile movements, and should not
attempt to collect the revenue, for the simple
reason that Congress had withheld the power
from him 10 do t.
The steamship Atlantic has also been charter
cd and cleared for BFazos this afternoon with
provisions and the property Of the Government.
The Harriet Lane Is lying in the Bay In oonse-
| quence Of information given Capt. ta9noe ~
the Collector, which may result N ne ssiAhiV VI
other vessels bound TO the coast Of Atrios, D.. O..
"A leading banking house on wan st.ees, .a, ~ S ls
said, has been detected IN daring 1tsellP' " "
/ gTVindlo by means Of forged Nirgihsk pOhut; II
I d believed q large amount Q! lorbeO pohua nave
I been thrown upon the marker,
The uartips implicated declare themselves VIZ
sieisne Investigation Is progressing.
superintendent Kennedy, OF the Census Bu'
I reau- daily receives applications from Census
1 Warshais Ia the seeded States, for payment OF
their services. His regular reply is that the ap'
plicants win be paid out Of the stolen govern
nent funds, whenever Southern officials see Mt to
recognize the drafts of the Federal Treasury,
A special dispatch TO the Post says, rumor says
the Pawnee goes 20 Charleston. The excitement
hourly grows more intense.
All sorts Of oonjectures aaoat as to the point
where the frst blow will fall
Leading Republican memoers express the opin-
ion that an extra sesesion Of Congress will soon
be called.
THE Express says it is supposed in we'll inform.
/ cd quarters that Texas Is the point where the
troops will be landed, and that they are sent out
ct the request of Gen. Houston, to repel the In
dians and Mexioans In that quarter, .h
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NEW YORK nIARKRT-APRIL 5.


FLOUR-Afarket continues heavy and in favor Of
buyers with moderate business doing ioT 1psrt end
nome tbe SaSS NbSat 6o9 bs & were ssS Ia
ken FOR export at prices within the range.
s,dssi ssi's SS5S5 Tor extra SsSss ss OssSa tr
superfno western; Sb 35b, ,65 for common 60 medium
round hooped Ohia and S57OG7, ,OO fort trade brands
'iCANADIAN FLOUR-AIarket quoted shade
Sales are $50 bbls at SsiOa7,0O for common medium
extra 81, ,29a4I@ 40 20 for choice and tavoEit do -
mon TO choice euporlinO
CORN lIEAEI-Markst duh and dropping.
WH1SkH-In good request and market frmer.
Sales ara 900 bills az is5f@lsfo.
WHEAT-Markot heavy and q tribe lower on
medium aud common grrdes. Tho advance In
irBighis aud decline in sterling exchange has an uu-
favorable effect. Sales aro 600 bush fair Chicago
strictly prime Milwaukee club al 81 83 IN store
and delivered; l0eO0 bush common 20 strictly prime
winter red western at 81 s7S1iss In store ana de-
ivored; 1000 busn red state 81 33 dolveredj 47O0
bush white western at S,4i6al62 for common TO very
choice: 25OO bush white oanada at Sl,hsi 800 bush
RYE@Msrket auiot with small sales at s5@67o.
BAR RLEY- Y-Moderate demand without materlal
1000 bush choice Canada West at 5se,,
BARLEY MALI Market dull at s5@ssc;
CQRN-Market shade lower with scarcely 80
much doing Sales 1900 bush at 67a6sc Tor old
mixed western In store, 6s96qo deliveredi 65o for
road depot 6O@6Sc for new round yellow; zoe for old
do 6s6So for new yellow Jersey; 60 for straw col
OATs-Market duh and heavy at Ss@ssJfo fer
western and Canada; S3510Q3ic state.
PORk-Market again advanced l2xc with very
good demand Sales are 1000 bbls at SiIOOl7,25 for
mess; Sl30 for prime.
HEEE-Market nrm with moderate demand
Sales 100 bbls at S4,755,00 for country prime;
S5 756,25 for country mess sOODlOO 90 for repacked
mess; SIC, 0,50@lI,5O for extra mess.
PRLME MESS BEEF-Du1 and nominAllY
unchanged.
BREF HAAIs-oaiet and steady at Sl2@IS for
SyiTT NEHTS.In fair reuuest. Sales $50 pkp,
6tQ36sso shoglderSi s6s55o for hams.
BACON-Market quiet.
sLARD-steadyi demand fair. Sales 800 bbls
BUTTER-lS Is selling at lOo@l4o for Ohio
'CHEEsE- Steady ct 79SslOu for inferior to
prime.
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Last Nights Report.
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW foEK, April6
The Government has chartered the stesmsrs
Baltic and -Erial, and they will carry trOOps m
der sea ed orders, The Baltic viii carry OF ptsin
Barney's company Of flying artillery, 60 men
and the Hriai seven or eight companies OF ia.
fantry and marines. They sail on Sunday
The frigate POWhRttan goes TO sea tomorrow
morning, fully equipped and provisioned, and
will probably take three companies Of troops
The impression at the Navy ard is that Sum
ter and Pickens are both TO be reinforced. -i-
A company Of one hundred men on Governors
Island have received marching orders, and others
will speedily follow. 1LlcuknfT
There are over 26o0 troops at different stations
In this port
Collector Barney was sworn into Office to-osy.
Marshal Rynders seized g clipper brig yester-
day on q charge Of going into the slave trade
but the evidence is insufficient, ana she will
probably be released. She returned from 0hins
voyage six weeks ago. Lyn
The Post says Is is rumored that the Govern
ntagents who were sent 20 England and France
have returned, and report that both VIII fet lelr
faces against the Southern Contederaey, and that
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I
PRESENT POPULATIONS.
ne slate Is rapidly Hing up with population SIS,
los persons having been added since 1850, making mo
present population T23 so3, ratio Of lo2 per cent in
Ten yeara-
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
The Agricultural Products Of Illinois are greater than
those Of any otherste. The produces sent out during
the past year exceeded 300 600 tons The wheat crop
of aporoaches 350000oO bushels, while the corr
crop yields not less than 40 900 900 bushels
FERTILITY OF THE soH.
Nowhere can the Industrious farmer secure such i'm
mediate results for his labor upon these prairie soils,
ltbev being composed OF deep rich loan, the fertility
lof which, is unsurpassed By any on The globe
10 ACTUAL CULuVATOR6
Since 1854 he Company hare sold 10000 Geres.
Tey sell onlg to dccL cIiuGtorg, and eUeTy contract
eoniains an agreement 10 eliUate. Tie road has 5e
eoisslced through thsSs lands al an erpsse Of so coo,
1000 In 1850 tie population Of l9gyElne eel,a..el'
rosgh hieh itPases, l7as only 5 5s since l0hieh 80
203 hare bsen edded; making he s7hoe population sl4
soi, gain Of 143 pr cent
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
Asfn evidence Of the thrift Of the people, Il may bo
stated that coo 900 tons Of freight including 100000
bushels Of grain, and $50 600 barrels OF uo Weo Tor
Warded over the line last year.
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and Workngmen viii find the free school
1systsm encouraged BY the State and endowed with
large revenue for the support Of schools Their chill
dren live in sight Of the church and school houses,
and grow up with the prosperity Of the leading STATE in
the Great Western Empire.
PRICES AND TERMS CT PAYMENT.
] The prices Of these lands vary from So to SIS per
acre, according 70 location, quality, Go FIRST class
farming lands sell for about SO to So per acre aud
the relative expense Of subdung prairie land as con-
Dsred with wood land is in the ratio Of to 10 in favor
former. The terms Of sale for the bulk Of these
'liands will be
/ ONE YEARS INTEREST N ADVANCE,
six per cent per annu and six interest notes AZ six
per cent payable respectively in one, two, three fourl
1--we and SIX years from date Of sale and four notes
for principal payable in four, five, sxand seven years
froEn date Of sale the stipuatng that oneLn
ofths tract purchased shall be fenced and cultivated
leach and every year, FOR i've years from date Of SALE
SO that at the end Of i've years oneha1 snail 30 fenced
and under cultivation
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BE DEDUCTED
rom the valuation for cash. except the Same should bo
at SIX dollars per acre. when tho cash price viii be i've
dollars
productions, prices, and terms Of payment can DO had
OSTER, Land Commissioners
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
seoa. and cities situated upon the NE
10, O,APPLETON9S hallway GUIDE.
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COMMERCIAL.
OLKVEI.AND NARKRT-APRTL, 5,

CLEVELAND BIARKBT-APRIL 5.
FL0UR-steady, with Light sales Of White wheat
double extra at S5,7s and red do at $500.
WHKAT-Firn. Sales Off cars red at s., %: sdC
delivered on O. a P. r. B., at sl,os; go bush white
from store at Sl,l7, and 300 bush ordinary red al
Sl,oz.
0ORN-Bull at SIC by the car load.
OATS-Noninsl at sc. .r,o.as, .-a.ss.l
ORN-lIEAL-salsu Of tive tens, unboltsd, at
75o y cwt.
sEEDS-olover is steady at sl,co9AI25k; Timo-
thy is not SO firm. Sales of IS bush at S2,s25S.
HIGHWINEs-salea Of 20 bbls at I5e,
BUTTER-Choics new is in demand at I5o Old
remains duh at quotations.
EGGs-Dull, at s5f@9c.
TALLOW-sales at &c.
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FRON CHICAGO.

The Steam Tug Mcqueen, sent from here
week since for the purpose of examining the con-
dition of the Straits, returned last night having
reached Waupochanoe Light Tower, 25 miles
es thick, with twelve inches snow. The report
was considered very favorable by those who are
locking for an early opening of navigation.
The fugitive slaves who were taken from this
city " ednesday msrning, were examined before
Commissioner Corneeu, of Springfield, yester-
day. The proof that they were fugitives was
clear and indisputable, and they were, according
ly, delivered TO their owners. They were taken
to St. Leuis on the evening train.
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FROaT 81. LOuIs.

ST. LOUIS, April B.Ill
The steamboatman's parade last night in honor
Of the election Of Daniel G. Taylor as Mayor,
was the most brilliant and imposing ever sesnlin
st. Louis. d.
fusely decOrai ed with banners and Transparent
cies, together with large number Of omnibuses,
carriages; hOrsemen, and citizens on foot were III
the procession. The streets were densely thronged
with enthusiastic spectators s5r
The Republican and Herald printing Offices,
and a great many private dwellings, were bril-
liantly Illuminated, and the display OF tOrches,
lutte Of one hundred and fifty guns was fred in
the evening. A----A -
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RICHMOND CONVENTIO ON.

-- RIoHMoSD, April 8.
The Convention adopted the following resolu-
ton:
Deeply deploring the distracted condition OF
the country, lamenting wrongs that have COM
pelied some Of the States to dissolve their con-
nection with the Federal Government, but Gensi-
bic Of the blessings of a Union, and impressed
with its importance to the peace, prosperity and
progress of the people, we earnestly desire an
adjustment by which the Union will be re-estab-
lished in its integrity th3tt h3tr rrfffFefs int I'd. -
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THE CALIFORNIA SENATORIAL CON,
TEST.
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DELAWARE.

OAAA " AIM
All Solvent Banks par
MARYLAND.
Baltimore BAnks...... par
Country Blk, Solvent :
GEORGIA.
All Solvent Banks... %
ALABAMA.
All Solvent Banks.... q
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SUPPLIES cur Or.
WAsH1naros. AnriI J

WAsHTNGroS, April a
A reliable private dispatch from Charleston
says: 1t is supposed that MAJOR Andcrson's sup
plies were cut OF to day, causing great oonimo-
ton and anxiety as to the final result, II -
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CHARLESTON NEWS.

CHARLESTON, April 5.
The final vote took place in the Convention
to day, on the adoption of the permanent Consti-
tuition of the Southern Confederacy. The whole
lumber Of the members Of the Convention is I79,
Of whom 14o voted for and 10 against the Consti-
tuition ten were absenf
There is nothing new as to Fort Sumter, or
nfher nnaftars-
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All Solvent Banks -, par
WVATnnJG-TWT

v WLbUUNSlN.
Arctic Benk............... 80
Bank Of Eau Ciair....., 80
All Solvent Banks. s
IOWA.
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NY. STOCK AIARKET.-APRIL 5.
TnY TELFGRApH

Market excited and huctuating violently; the &C.
tive list shows slight improvement. Chicago Bur-
llngton Quincy Y; Chicago Rock Island 93$;
Cleveland Toledo 331S; Galena Chicago Tx; llli-
nois Central script 7Z9; Missouri guaranteed Ss5l;
Michigan Central 544; Reading 4216; Harlem IS; do
preferred s9a; HUDSON 43; New York Central 76s6;
Erie 29a; Delaware Hudson SO; Pacific Mail ss5f
Illinois Central bonds 95; Missouri 6s 636 Jersey
aradn nEA
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ERnnIL.nrTfsHTI.IR.

L0U1EVILLE3 april D. F
N l. McClelland, Tax Collector Of the YTest-
ern District Of this city is reported 20 have ab-
seconded defaulter to the amount Of $50 0O9s 59--
The Kentucky Legislature adjourned sine die
yesterday. al7g'
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BY the use Of thcso Pills tho periodic attacks. Of
Nervous or Sick Headache may bo prevented; and If
taken at the commencement OF an attack Immediate
relief firom pain and sickness will be obtained
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea or Head
ache to which Females arc subject,
They act gently upon tho Bowels, removing Cost
iyeness.
Fer Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females and
all persons of sedentary habits they arc valuable as
Laxative, improving the sppStite giving tone and
vigor to the digestive organs, and restoring tue
natural elasticity aud strength Of the whole system
THE CEPHALIO PILLS
arc the result of long investigation and carefully
conducted experiments, having been In use many
years, during which time they have prevented and
relieved a vast amount of pain and suffering from
Headache, whether originating in tho nervous sys-
tenn, or from a deranged state Of the stomach. il
They arc entirely vegetable in their composition.
aad may be taken at all times with perfect SAFETY,
without making any change of diet, and the absence
of any disagreeabls taste renderz easy to adminis-
ter them to Children. 1ss5la
BEWARE OF UOUNTERFEITsI
aJa The genuine have five signatures Of Henry Q.
ps-sold by Druggists and all Dealers in Medicine.
Box will be sent by mail, prepaid, on receipt Of
the price,, 49,. - ~.
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. ~
ES-All orders should be addressed to
HENRY O. sPALDING,
.s.a As Cedar Street, New York,
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~ GFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, VAL I- IA
+. They have been tested in more than thousand
casea. with nntira snccnsa
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& i Erom the Democrat, St. Cloud, Mimi rsr4
II you are, or have been troubled with the head
ache send for box, 0Gephalie Rflls,D SO that YOU
may nave them in case of an attack.
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FROM RTCHMOND.

RIoHNoND, April 5.
There is good authority for stating that the
Richmond Wing viii not advocate secession,
but will stand by the policy Of presenting an ul-
timatum to the North
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--.-,. Ltrem the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
1ephalic Pills accom- pIishl te object for which
hey were made VIZ: Cure Ofeadacle In al its FORMS
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KANSAS ELECTION.

....s.--.-- AToHIsoN, April 8.
Messrs. Lane and Pomeroy were elected United
stRtes Senators, yesterday afternoon, by a small
majority.
We have had plenty Of rain in this section.
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RECEPrIoN OF PRYoRs

NoRFoLK, April = q
Hon. Roger A. Pryor aTfived here to day, and
was received by great crowd and a salute Of 10
guns. he declined an address tonight. ,ssoal