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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05
The surplus Revenue of 1886.

The following a statement OF the shares Of the sew
era States in the surplus revenue deposited with the
by the United States government by the of June %
1850 Public Laws Of the United States, vol V. page
55) The statement Is taken from a report made to tie
House of Representative by Mr. Woodbury., Secretary
OF the Treasury September %, 1857:
Maine. 1855 Sss %; New Hampshire, $500 "a;
Vermont tog Os6 79 Massachusetts,, I,s2S,l7G 5S Con
necdcut 764, go co. Rhode Island $50 Ss5 so; New
Jersey, 7e4 67o 90, New York. 4Ol4 $50 IN; Pennsyt
wanna, 2S67,5l4 IS; Delaware, 2S675l "a, Maryland
455sgs %; Virginia, 2,l9S,,27 90; North CarOLus
I4s8,557 SO; South Carolina, lO5I,42 Os, Georgia
C5l 422 Os Alabama, 66g0 S6 59 Louisiana, 1919
a. Mississippi sS2S25 so; Tennessee lass. 557 So
Kentucky, ass, 757 80; Ohio 2,o07,26 si Missouri
1872 $3.50 SD, Indiana 254 a.; Illinois, 477,el9 a.
Arkansas, 2s0,75l 40 Michigan, 2s6,,5l 90. Total
SIS lol GA el add fourth instllment which was not
paid, - So PA 81, total surplus, S57 45S $50 SIS.
The payment of twenty-eight millions was made in
three instruments the fourth nstanen was to have been
paid October /, 1850 but VAS Withdrawn on account st
the financial difficulty ia which the government then
found i2elL
OF the SIS IOl, CAS- actually paid the States which
have seeded excepting FLORIDA, not thea admitted
received : $50, is5 a. Tie free States which shared
il the surpu, received Slt,u5s.us2 81.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05
0rR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.

wrsHlSsToS, Feb, ID, 1851
10 ne Edtcr.f ore Eig: & El SO
The extraordinary haste in which military quarters
have becn prepared and troops concentrates here within
the pastfew days everything being scrhccdto despatch
may, when taken in connection With the uommandng
Generals TESTIMONY before the House Committee lend
some degree Of probability to the ruuror Of cOntepa-
ted rio on the 10Th prox More achievements have
been ordered, and now, in all likelihood, on their
wsy hither \ salute of thrtyfour guns was fred at
to-day u front of the Armory, by Frys battery oil
four twelve Founders. The troops rode through Penn
syvana rapid trot and, though the day was
excessively foggy and dsagreeabe, were followed by
crowds Of urehins and dles from point TO point Hon.
j. j. Judge commissioner from Alabama TO arrange the
terms OF ceSson by the General Government OF all the
the claims public property in the State sending him.
has been ia consultation with Col Hayne of S. G. The
Instructions of the latter to demand an immediate sur
render Of Fort Sumter On refusal the attack is to be
made aud will it is said be followed BY series of as
saus on the few forts still held by the regular army
These movements are intended for effect the action of
the Compromise Convention. The prevailing sentiment
respecting this Convention be best expressed by the
words to of property holder ard conservative cit
izen Of Washington Honor 10 Virginia for her effort
she always first 10 propose just aud equitable meas
fear that all the just propositions will DE introduced
from the Border Slave States alone aud II this last effort
be in vain, want choice of evils, Virginia and Ma
ryaud TO secede" Many of the NEST moderate men here
are becoming incensed the unreasonable obstnacy of
the Republicans These gentry, who so subbornly re-
fuse 20 meet Cancellation half way in the habit OF
armng themselves daily The Indian appropriation bill
dragged its slow length along another day In the Senate
Several Of the sons of the forest soournng in
the city The House has passed another loan bill for S25
600 bids 70 be issued in thirty days after the bill be-
comes law reported here that the Virginia COM
missoaers viii nsist removal of the troops from the
Capital. Scott will never aecede to il. ESQ SIC.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05
rToyD WAYTPD IN COTRT

Tie late Secretary OF War J b. FLOYD, has been az
lcted st Washington Of the parties n the mat
Ger of tho, udisu trust bonds guilty Of deirauding the
Treasury of the United States. WIN he come into Court
ehsu called for Doubtful Having seeded from IL
C4biue. on a point Of honor he may possibly seced'
from the Uniou On a point Of safety. Had NJ. Buch
auan only disposed OF bis Clbiasp Foyds, and Cobb
and Thompsons aud al surh disorganzers, among hi
OH ,Al retainer NO or three $50 We dare say
that this rost count. gosi have brcn saved from the
humiiating spectacle 5i corruption, JsuIoui ziuOu de
cords dFsofuti0n aud revolution In which t stacds
% the establishment and sham, - %. civilized world
But K0vd--ihis immacuate Secretary Floyd, whose
houor would permit him 10 remain in the C4bia5L
IN consequence Of his p5jge that the garrison at Font
inter should DO LETT 20 take Of i,selfths pune
tLols FLOYD, say indicted a rogue, AMI suspected
.4 T. trlltor must nov prove himself honest mIn or
make no more speeches rahcctug upon the iltsgTiy OF
s,ch iaatterOffe, patriots as Geaeral ScotJ4. ! ie
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PRENTIf,ILNA

northern paper suggests the sending Of thou.
sand picked men 10 the South" H.. on getting 10 the
South they happen 20 De tarred and feathered they will
no doubt after the feathers are removed be picked
men.
T. j. tho etsquette in the Chinese Court or the Emps
% himself and accordingly they talk OF " HIS High and
Mighty S,omaehsehe," His .ImpSTiAl and 6Odhke Dys
peSsia" and HIS Eternal and Ncyer-eudug Dpthe-
ria J."
wife whose husband recently started 20 visit Wash
ington IS represented have sad Nov nv dear
don't mix With the public officers in Washington, espe-
eially their wives"
TIE Hon. jean Tyler, OF Virginia Is now doing good
service 10 the country. He made poor President but
be appears 70 be a capital exPresdent
TIE Secession party possibly along in unity
Il sill soon be like the ragged fellows Shirt which had
10 be washed BY the dozen because il was in doEen
pieces. -.. ell ..,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05
John j. CrIttenden.

We can scarcely conceive Of spectacle which has IN
Il more or the moral sublime SAYS the Baltimore ADs
con- than this brave Oil man struggling Tor the salvation
OF bis country Ii "Ds .Essas' eNcites our admiration
in bearing Old Auch.es from she flames, hOs much mose
this venerable Father OF the State struggling TO rescue
from the scorching blaze of sectional fury the precious
deposits OF the Constitution and the Union Oh cold
msn eloquent thousand blessings thy venerable
head Surely the spirit Of Henry Clay has descended
Cri;teaden the mantle Of that Elijah has come upon
Elisha aud invested him with tenfold power As we see
this aged aud patriotic statesman pleading day after dsy
Tor thc salvation Of his country it is no great stretch cot
the imagination TO suppose that Of the sages Of l5
has arisen from the dead and is nereeJns for the sal
-a,ou Of the Republic with those who are more danger
Gus enemies OF its peace and liberties than Gle minous Of
George the Third Whateycr betiJe the Uaioa, te no.
Die efforts of Crittendeu will command the respect Of
man Kind and the admiration Of pos,ey. ID this grand
est structure Of human wisdom shall survive 1e storm,
the people of America will cushrns in their deepest
hearts the name OF ths second Saviour Of bis Couutry
and even If L shall perish if that old line 0tbate ship
besyug and pitching in the teupesttosel deep shall 90
down beneath the englphug waves lo1g, long man
sind will remember that most melancholy wreck in all
she tide Of time they will remember the grey-har,d and
hgh-soued seaman faithful among the fsilhess whose
las; words we're Don't give up the ship" and whose
last act was to wrap the Stars and Stripes around his
manly form, determined that they would sink swim,
.uryiys or perish together"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05

ToR0Sro, FEB. 2--The EngRh writ OF haheas corpus
Ca the case Of the fugitive Anderson arrived ia this toEn
Yesterday. Tue Chief Justice Of the Common PlssS
here has also issued writ OF habeas eorpas As the
prsoners in the Brantord Jail the result remaiIs 70 be
Botb he bench and the bar uuAnmous IN TBS
opinion that the Chief Justice OF England acts
rautably in sending writ TO be executed within the jg
r.sdction Of tbe Chief Jusilce Of Canada.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05

These resolutions offensive thoss sent back
New York. 81 IN 1HN
The motion to lay on the table pIeysi,eds =
- 90 kli3oLIyfoSs OF ISQUIRY, kfc. -
4 BY Hf MrKENZfE-,0i autbetizing the Second Audi
tor torscete from any Railroad otter Company,
who has lived STATE bondt at par id psymeSt for
ptions, loans, topay in setemente in
terest due ~ State theBonds c{ the Satfat patg
ByVr. CRUMP-Of amending the 55h section Of
chapter So Of the Code authorize the Committee
of a Lunatic to afford maintenance advancements
to such of the children Of insane person as shall have
attained their msjori'y.
BY Mr. MEDLEY-Of authorizing William T. Ballou
and S. b. Major trustees TO sell church lot in Halifax
county.
By Mr.. DUCKwALL-0f amending the 9Th and 18th
sections Of chapter l50 Of che code oil 1880.
By Mr.. GILMER-Of amending an act passed March
10Th 1850 entitled can act to establish Circuit Court
for the town Of Danville." ..~
By Mr.. MAGRUDERLOf amending the act for ascer-
tanning the border line between AbernarIe and Fluvanna
counties. 49, .. ... .....- .
By Mr.. NYERS-0f incorporating the Farmers and
Mechanics Insurance Company Of the city Of Richmond
By Mr. HAYM0ND-That the Governor be requested
to report to this House the number Of stands OF
contracted to be sold to J. X. Anderson Co,-how
many have been delivered and when the balance to
be delivered; by whom sold and by what authority
with a statement of the number of stands or still
remaining in the arsena and also what progress has
been made in the repairs Of the armory.
By Mr. RICHARDS0N-0f exemptpg from N tary
duties all employees of te egaph companies such sup
erintendent operators line reparers and battery keep
.t4 .f. 90 iF-
Numerous bills advanced stage, and on motion,
the House adjourned " "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05

Miller Smith, brakeman freight train on the Penn
syvania railroad cut completely in twain, lew days
since, by falling upon the track and being run over
Col. Landor whose SUPPLEMENTARY OF the overland
wagon road satisfactory has resigned his eice
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05

DIsrRKsslxG CASUALTY -sA Nus hand Kills his Wife
Aeeidentaily.-Mr .Johp- Ellis resident OF ChaPdco
district ST. Marys county accidentally shot and killed
his wife Saturday last. They had been Playfply-
swapping at each other pistol which was supposed to
be unloaded, when finally the weapon wss discharged
while in the husbands hand and the ball entering the
breast Of Ma Ellis, caused her almost instantaneous
DEATH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05
WARRANTED PURELY VEGsTABL..

All she ingredients Of BlAsDHs Ps purgave, and &C,
conjunction open tetach dissolve cleanse, COOL heal and
carry the body whatever Injuries BY being digenei
like the food they with the blood 10 search oct
and remove all They dissolve all unnatural collections
cleanse blood snd ubees ulcers &C. Vel them he In
system they They ijure part Of the Boz
dy They carry away nothing that good They only remove
What bad They assist nature With IT, sud always do their
we'll Their has saved many valuable hfe Sold al
principal Office No. 2si Canal Price 25 per
aoj Nv all resnectable dealers ia medicines jsdksim
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05
DOCTRINE OF
SLA Y ER Y -,
By GEORGE D. ARMSTRONG. D. d.

By GEORGE D. ARMSTRONG. D. d.
Op Poitone, t2mo. CtoM. Price 80 cents.
soIIcEs PsEas.
nR ARMsrRoNG no other OF ct than 70 bring the Whole
~ question TO the sovereign tribunal bible
uot heste pronounce Ids the plural
CT slavery the most peTspcuous concise Satisfactory
have SEEM ketloi.St Qzasts,iy Rssi.u.
If this book could ony unpr iaced @ e. ysll
am Mt OF eaniennons mi d wou be SAVED -scadt1 G
Rarely any subject have foup! clear
rect ana so Conclusive In s sument the little werk
Arm ropg--KojiLo DJny Adj. ..t-i t'' .t ''
r sale at NORRIS Il ok.t Richnord go s-+.. rs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05
rteVIsu. ofau FngII.h statesman.

Our troubles DO not alone occupy our attention. they
are attraceg the attention and occupying the thoughts
of All the statesmen ard leading minds Of Europe Whilst
no foreign nation or ruler has manifested in the slightest
degree any disposition to ntermeddle unbecOmngly and
ofh,iouslv in our Affairs many evidences Of sympathy
on their part with our distractions aud divisions are be-
ginning to he exhibited The crisis in affairs which
we regret to have to believe is fully appreciated by
great party which rules the Free Saes yet and that
appreciated by calm and disinteresed people abroad
who from distance are enabled 70 take calm survey
of the state Of our country The opinions Of intelligent
and experienced European statesmen under whose guild
auce great nations have grown still greater merit our
attention and respect Few men are more prominent IN
the passing history Of the world than Lord PAINKRSroN
the great English Statesman and DipOmatist. Week
tract from dinner speech lately delivered BY him at
Southampton the following remarks the great move
ment now going on in this country. He said:
Gsnsuen third even, which, though not accomplished IS
sr TOO Tar advanced taking place IN smother quarter Of the
globe; mean America Hear ReaE ss rare geo 5s gs'
"a eeuff-y uict hs eJsdlcsf q hehaRgiEess fHd prosperity
~ our Elssn ne -r si7 n re Atlantic, q IKE O. %
mi h Iat srss an otif- t-sIfgy tda t'tIf lcish
i-57 s bottom ler AsaFs, taa sss d1'es ,eidteFSr az
- ~ Zee sue ar i.,syrassa O. seGvu into fgsr
fr.it Tg.s b. s.cltis lssEs-bs 20 ff maintaining De
~ M o. d, it ~ ssorigg tt I.iJalhesr, heArlI9d ht
~. lr-fY f.Iv1. .iraf tis gr1 s.gg scJc Y hostile
si-. ss.lssa brothers ,slte trltis-s bear, rear
Coercion, or 10 plata terms civil war, oils With hor
or diltsut statesman TO plan and arrange
wars ON grand scale. lie Who cOmpacently lakes part
10 condactng arrangements Tor the subugaton OF Tor
ezu Emprss srnks with horror from frsrrcidAl strife
I'd these Slates-rom "THE ATTLIcIISG SPECTACLE or
H0srIE CONFLICT BzTwEES BEOTHEss AND BROTHERS.
What a mild rebuke 10 the reckless men Who are la
boring day and night to bring such AZ unnatural
strife when psaceabe adjustment IS easy OF consum-
nation Adjustment viii cost neither blood uor monsy
All u demands Is surrender OF narrow aud runOus par
" dogmas, whose pernciOus tendencies are visible in
ihe present disorders and arrangements.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05

The snow i ia i've feet deep in the roads thro9gl
sbs White Mountain district, in New Hampshus
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05

SUs ARs.-loo bills. extra ssd o. for sale By
= fsbS Lac. D. DAVENPORT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05
- A SOUTHERN MANUFAC.

.3 WATKINS a. FICkLEN. x
A FIVE ASSORTMENT
SEAS0NABLE DRY GOODS.
NUR assortment Of staple aud Fancy Dry Goodsb
~ very large and complete, being all and
taen all classes Of buyers In te various departments De-
rous Of ed:cipg ttock will ofr inducements
catDIT and cash customers We enunerste-
Medium and enc cloths, (tiaek and coll rep
Cass!uieres aud vestngs
Very HAndsone Virginia Cassnerei from the Crenshsw
Mib, aud Mllier's CuIpeper Factory
Virginia Pulled Cloth.
ReGtucky Jeans Tweeis and sat!nets, Blankets Ac
nsbur Nos and Co 0snsrurgs; Unbeaehed Doues
tics, fne and heavy good opportunity for those wishing
make Plantation purchases early
With GO0Ds.
White Can brcs ant Jacsonets .i t.
Checked and striped Musins
" Pisin awiss. Book, Nul and Nsnsook Musins
.-. Cambria Himity India Stripes and rwlls
India and Bishops Lawn
Medium and Rne Brllhanis
so Kentlng Irish Linen Pillow Linen, Linen shs Getting
. e, Table Dsmssk, Cloths and MAJ kins
Doynes Hucksbsck, Diaper Towels ..
Eup,rb supply BIeached shifting aud ahee,ing
DRESS GOODS
eilks for eprlae Saminer Autumn
Bridal Party silks
' p. pins and valencas, Mouseins, Chaies
Bar ges. Jsconets, Lawns Prints &C., &C This depart
ment viii repay the att nIion OF all buyers
Emtrolder LAces Hosiery Knit Shirts and draws Table and
sptIng aud eummer Mahtlas Coais shi1ls klnds
.a. WATKINS FICKLtE.
NJ b. Just received mppy AisIanders KID Glove.
Also large tot CT srrng and Winter silks past styles
sacrid"e ~ - lJA2il WAY
lNOR SALE.-A Fine Young New Poundland Dog -,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05

% --y ~. -. " JNhn Street. Neu York.
9uRcrIL, LkDD CO., and JOHN whole.
safe nts for he etae ofvhgnA wh6 TN supply the trade
sihs same pcss chaxsdS Railway Co., in Nes York city
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05

y nn0 Lbs VENISON HAMS
GsOOO 1C0 b.. sope,ior Canvass sId Plain Hans
% Half Bb Woods Family Noe Hsrnngs
100 Tho Breast Pieces Bacon
+ Scuced Pizs Pee'; Ceueber Pickles
Dried o. d Fish, No. Pat Mackrrel
Z O No. Cha, No White Fish
81 Bush, Gray and BAck EJe Peas and Honiny Beans
= 10 Bill. Coffee spgy, a o cents per pound
Y 10 Half Chests Superior Green and black Tea
For sale Wholesale and retail. By z. ROBERTsON,
feb5 i'f Corner II Frankun Goyernsr Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05
". K. X. .... ,,., coax %
AMERICAN CONsULs AND MINISTER'S
.. " rnRffEN PRiksTs, n, .
SPANISH AMERICAN PHYSICIANS

y IVY fnREH-N PRikSTS,
SPANISH Am Kn ~ PHYSICIANS
20! TksrifY To THE LIFk sANfsd PKorEiLTTEs OF
- - KsDWAYS REpEDIES .t-'--
RADviYs RHAbY Rstgs tas srou,e cit terms BY
Consul al Rio Janeira Ambassador b Brazil
hssing saved hous snds snJare t.iar e,r oa by
feyers complaints sineI doe Danish
internal pss, and applied ouvsady instantly assul,es
Of Rheumatism NelrSis. Tooth sche sprAns &c
Its invgorang action. 49, @--'-f
RAILWAYS REG ULATING PILLS
In thehapd Of the PthoOd golth Ameses ar. p
PAINT popW and al dseNss Of the secreve The oar
ach hesrt kdneys AID bladder whc people der n
seoba. In ibis climate and this season hey .be
corfcnves OF the syter. Cosven,s InSlsts Con-
panf and all disorders arising secrsye
organs and unequal Irregular circulation cured By THAR
They master prc causes sick
US cause In every and restsbhns con-
diic n heSlth In EACH ''-l-T
RADwlrs REsoviIlso B.solvrSr An echo spprov
.s A1ss rss. ssr sSS.
lin L. aud tbs siicnnstu TONES RsDSAr.
ksxDk separately combined eqnx 70 sabussrvn OF
al nalade. eve! clmb sted By medical science. .I.
49, PURE SKIS-CLEAR COMPLEXION.
Rich pure healthy 70 all who RADwIYs
REN0vATING REs0LvENE.s =, .f,.-, ~ s..
ktraly astonishing how rapidly patients With sor,
REsoLyENr st. vus Dance, Knss E,, scurvy, ReuD.
Bakers Itch, Pustules letters Yield BEETLES
& .i s a's !, and ea S d.
T. Railways Remedies are sold BY Druggists everywhere.
tl RADWAY l. CO.,
..sc.l ,s---.2 s Jshn Street. Eeu York.
ss for Me ss.s of'vhsnll S supply The trade
stths same prcss ehausdS Railway Co.. In Nes York city
SgsARs.-iOo bills. extra c ssd o. for sal. woman,
y feb kG. D. DAVENPORT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05

"Because every day is weakening the fort and
sreng hniue our power over itbecause nothing be
lost hy delay up within eight ten days before La
c,Inis observation-disclosures don't wish to give the
sabnissonists of the South apology Tor their ears-
because / am sure every one of tie seeding States
would oppose the attack no because it would be wrong,
ise il woud embarTass their OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
would give aboLtioniss the North power over our
friends in that duArter-becacse believe, soon as the
Southern Confed racy formed the forts will be deliver
ed nm without observation-disclosures | am now sure no
reinorcemeuts will be- sent to Fort Sumter, and ii there
should be- we could snk them before they could reach
the fort because would have South Carolina exchange
views now with her sister seeding States before she
takes any step which must involve their interess-be
cause would consider the possession oil the tort Just
now burden rather than benefit Thus would act
with my dim lights" So u,-,i.f- = W
THE SOUTHERN CONGRESS. ~
The following are the aeputAtions from the seeded
States to the Southern Congress- which met at Aongom
cry yesterday
South Gdroiind.--R. B. Rhett James Chestnut, -Jr,
W. 7. Miles, L S. Wthers, X w. Barnwell, @. &. Men,
minger, l.. N, Keilt, and W. w. Boyee.
Georgia-Robert Toombs, Howell Cobb Ben H. Hill
Alex II. Stephens Francis Barton Martin J. Crawford
E. A. Nisbett Aug. b. Wright Thomas K h. Cobb, and
Augustus Keenan,
1laJama.-Rchard W. Walker. Robert A. Smith,
Colin ]. McRae, John Gill Shorter, S. T. Hale David r
Lewis, Thos Fearn, S. l.. NJ. Curry and W. r. Chiffon
M:ssissfppt=winie p. Harris, Walker Brooke, A,
N. Clayton, w s Barry, S. T. Harrison, j. A. r. Camp
aud W. S. Wilson? q ~ 9. -...y-... --..- =.
L0uiSiGaa.--John Perkins Jr Duncan +. kenner; u
NJ. Conrad, +. Spencer and Henry Marshall.
I. ROrida.-Jackson Morton, james Powers and j. +.
Anderson. ' N ,....tti % = g
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05

"Wiil such a contest pay VIII victory or defeat
bring the greater trouble VIII not the present cousti
tation be destroyed in either case The ancient Greek
republic feu when two OF the States conquered
the rest" The reason is plain; Though the federal
power might be continued the independence of ibe
States their freedom OF action separate soveregntes
would be at an end.
The central government, having conquered by force
of arms must maintain its ascendancy by the same
means Here then is great military power, central
ICED and consolidated the very evil that the wsest Ameri
can statesmen have toresee and dreaded and warned
their counrymen resist to the last" The Globe turns
the argument to account by showing the necessity Of
two coufederacies-a Northern and Southern-peace-
ably established each pursuing its own policy and enjoy
ing its peculiar Institutions without the let or him
drlnce OF the othef.
The Toronto Leader rather hvors union with the
Northern Confederacy, and says:
'The largest vote in favor of it would from the
peninsula OF Upper Canada where there ia feeling that
The connection icih New York is he ndturGI one aud
that IL IS more profitable MI any other that could be
formed There is feeling abroad in these provinces
that we should derive from union many advantages
that we do rot now possess. There is an indefinite
warming after higher slatusa larger share of nation
sIty." -..t. .....
The Leader also thinks that the Anderson extradton
case is likely to settle itself by the probable withdrawal
OF Missouri from the Union arguing upon the ground
that the extradon treaty is annuled in all seeding
States the moment the Independence of the Southern
Confederacy is acknowledged twould undoubtedly be
great relief to the courts, and all concerned, if the
case were.thus to dispose ofitself No.. 49,. .
1880. THE NEGRO SYMPATHIsERS.
10 the city of Philadelphia not few Mrs. Jeabys,
of both sexes who waste many signs and tears the
happy negroes Of the South, pously rolling their eyes
high that they cannot possibly what is going just
under their elevated noses VI other way can we
count for the fact that these tenderhearted people per-
nit the existence of what Is here described in the Pha,
delpha Evening Buletin. Of Wednesday last -
The Union station-house is pnomihsDt plaeeof
resort for homeless wretches who aecompeed to seek
such temporary SHELTER the ppbs ysuehsafes such un-
fortua,es The furnished at this station
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05
, 600 Lbs vENIsON HAMS

EOR sALE.-A Pine Young New Foundand Dog 81,
Apply 10 ~
fa5-u DuykI III "