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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-05
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EOUNTAIN's INDIA STORE, 653 Broadway.
L. Pn,H-APPLH DRESS GOODS. plsidsdped, checked aud
plain summer Wash SILKS plaid che s-d end pl7in vide
bEFBSUCkERS, NANKEEHS, PONOEEs, FLAH hAno.
kERCIIEFs Cr 2es kc Pineapple, expressly io sunne:
Borns oolors Aso Goods 70 be procured s-ewbeTe
French Chinese Fan Aosu Indian bukwok Curiosies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-05
NEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE SICK HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS.
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE
CURE SICK HEADACHE

BY Shs oftese Pills Tho periodic attacks Of Neyoas s
HsQdaee may be pTsyeusd and taken at Tho eommcnsmed
Of attack Immediate relief from pain and sickness WE se
| obtained.
They seldom fan in removing Tie Nausea and Bss6seD
| to which females subect.
Trey act gently upon the bOws-roraovins Co,rssess
For Literary Men, ssd Delicase Females aud an perscn<
ofsiStayy habits, they valuable Lazatics improving
the oppe diving aud V9or the digestive otsans md
restoring the natural elasticity and strength whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS the result Of long nyetsataa
and carcuy conducted apartments having been IN many
yesrs during which time they have prevented and relieved
vast suouu. pain and suffering frUm Hesdsehs whether o
uairg the system from deranged sss Of the
| semdeh
They are epy vesrtsble n their composition, and 10
taken a. all times with perfect safety without making ohssss
Of diet ond me aJsees Of any d,a2yeab tas readers seav
| 20 oGGrisi,i1 them 20 esidrer-
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEIrS
The tsnune have 6ys signatures Of HENRY c. sPALpLS0
| on each Box.
sold by Druggists end al other Dealers Ia Medisne.
bo1 v III DO sent by mail prepaid on receipt the
PRICE IS CENTS
! ApoIdss should be sddissodto
HENRY O. SPALDING,
| No. 20 Cedsrst. Rsv.Yedh
THE FOLLOWING INDUCEMENTS OF
spALDING's CEPHALIC PILLS
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO sUFRER FROM
HEADACHE,
THATA
sPEEDY AND SURE CURE
ID WITHIN THEIR REACH
AZ ts.e ,eimcnisls are unsolicited by Mr. sPAIpTss es
saord aBqaestonsble pIoul Of The eAc~cy oil Ills
Ealy ceieIl4hc DheSfs!J'
MAsosvuLs, Conn. Feb. $ 1861
M srALDrsGs; sn.
wan, You TO seud me swo dollars worth moe. y
Part of,hess for the neishbor 10 whom savs a's~ o~
'As send nd he Ssi ri. e - 5'a as shd oShs
H''' SsMEs a. rs,iai RE.,SEDx
HAvHAPosp PA, Feb 6 1851.
Mr. srAIOses: s,,.
wish you to send ue one boz Of your CepbAhe Pile
f'fsl NARY Is;F'si5ilZs 1SN ZsroKHousE
Fl. C. sPALDIEs
Yen wiz please boxes Of ysor Cephsas PEA
Respectfully yours. ,,,o s,,toNs
Ps-! have used one box Of your Pills and ind them sr
Belle vEasoE, Ohio, JsD. ID lsSL
HgssT C. spALpiss, Eco. ,. "a, .bi,h send ma ~
fes-e hnS lne,u i Pps Jhsy a,s ,,y lAS bss, PEkSi
hGrs erer i''ff SLOWER p. NJ,
Direct Belle Vernon wysndOt Coo
BEvEriY Nss.. Dec II, isl
Il. c 6pAIDIss. Esq ,,,.,.-r.
wisa for son1a nv cnstaa.sT. m youi
he anything 81 os Nv p bst TO severe soi esaaes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-05

! Prem the Advertiser. Providence r. -,
gte Ceuhsc Pills aYetad be rkan,e eiectoai ouey
for the SAdrhe and the best ;of tes very eaess
| ooupp,.ia. which has ever been discovered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-05

YrarASII, Mich, jan n, iesi.
Mr sPAIDiSe. .
Not long since sent you boz Of Csphshs pis os -
eurs Of he Nervous Headache ard Cosvens.- a
same and they hsd good effect that was Dss'o '" ~
for more. ,,.u pl-s,...
Yp,IsRH, Ajsl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-05

BELLE ysasoE, Ohio, JsD. Is lssl
PIes. ind ipei5.d es,y6ye for which send mo ~
o,her box Of your CePhAic Pulls Iheya's"-s -" "'
"grf e..' "''~ A. sTOyER, PM,
D"e0' Belle Vernon, Wyendot Co,u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-05

From tie EJAn,iuer, Norfolk, Va "A,
Cephsic Pills accomplish be object Tor "bih hsy
viz; nre OF Headache In el its forms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-05

rI'llE VOYAGE TO EUROPE.
D. APPLETON Co,
Nos .t3 and Ai5 Broadway, Ney'YoIt,
HAVE NOW READY,
An entLe New Series Of
STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS,
which r exceed uiccy Of execution and shnpnets OF ou
line any rrcduced Tho scries will haze the rerra ie OF
The Toyaga 10 Europe" Thee viii beswo style-one st y
cents the othev highly coloIed at 70 cents bsch
VIII De accompanied by S,ereoscope
No J. NOW READY. CONTAINS
Views of Rur. TuSsy Spain, tTancs the Rhine, ssii1d
land Greece, saAony Italy, Austria PIua and Engiahd'
No. ., NEARLY READY CONTAINS
Series of twelve OF BuCk ushem Palace windsor M
ts Osbo1re Honse the ss ghi aud BsnoTa Csste
the four Royal ResidouCes Of CUeCn Victoria
No g. NEARLY READY. CONTAINS
Twelve Nr,s the Land OF Scott Burns and Views OF Hoiy
rcod Pssse in E6lnburfh the Rcdenee Of Merry Queen Of
Scots. ,,,,--,
sn by mall to any address FER 90 oeus eachi or highly col
ored, SO cents.
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From the Democrat, 81.

From tho Examiner Norfolk, Va
Ths have hen tested Ia than thousand cesse VIZ
entire success
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-05

DRUNU WOLLENHAUPTs
ID flr,t Grand CONCERT al IRVING HALL,
rolnef Of Irving place and l5h.st.,
SAT- hDAN EVENING, hpnlb.
Mr Ei.INO NOLbENBAUPT v 10 be assisted
by SisnoT CEhTEMFHl tBeri,OBsl,
snj III Ofcli-sira. under the direction OF
CARL RER0NAkE
rl5no eccop!pepiu-nts BY h. A. NObLEHIiAUPP,
TliOORAMnE.--PAEr fIhsF.
I. Oyer.rrr, Oboron.p g. ~. V. WEBER.
q GsaGl CcEcert 10 tasor for Violin, ~ ylEu NIEftPa
5. AEis Asla" Verdi SignOr CEETEMEhL
PNEF kBCONp.
T. Air. Eouueis. by II. W. ETu.t, performed by BRUNO
WOLIfAIIhUPr.
Rspisn1a " lie Psrdon PoormsL' s!oyer5esr Sisns
CENTEsiEHL .. ,
C. nrsuGe Fsr'si.e sur "s- PiroBi-lea- Competed and
petfoStaed by BRUkO NoLLLSHAUlr.
p.uT g'WED.
:. SyrpSonie No opus ~, ~ E8lor, l.. '. BEETHOVEN
Tckas each 10 be had at tn principal Aaso htofes
rnd The On tbe evening Of tho Concert Doors open u
Concsit 20 commence ht O'Clock.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-23
NIenComPIainfs.

We are daily hearing numerous complaints, from all
plrs Of the State 70 the effect that the "Whg" IS very
irregusrly received At post offices it has failed
TO reach our subscribers for long ten days and
fortnight at a time The cause of such shameless and
provoking irreguary have no means of ascerainng.
We hone is not owing TO purpose the part Of post.
masters and mail agents to refuse to deliver the Wing
on account Of It's opposition to the folly of secession
We say We hope not aud yet we have our suspicious on
the subject But having thrown out hint to volaors
Of law and duty we shall remain quesceut for the pre-
sent trusting TO hear Of further complaints from our
subscribers in regard to this matter But if this rregu
lar,y continues sc request friends to notify US Of
IT, We understand the other city papers reach their des
tinations promptly aud regularly.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-23
Observation-Disclosures

WASHINGTON March 2l--Tbe failure TO eyacua,e Port
Sumter yesterday anticipated, is attributed ia Sdua
israon circles 10 technical reasons, merely. IL il now
said that the evacuation will take place Immediately
The Senate will probably adjourn tefore the middle
of next week.
Mr. Douglas intends to reply to Mr.. Brecknridges late
sp' 'ch.
Senators Mason and Hunter have left for their homes.
Gep. Lane left Washington to-day tor New York, TO
take passage for The Pacific
Me- SlndersOn of Pa, has been appointed chief clerk
Of the War Department
The Senate to-day confirmed the following nOnlina.
tons :Thos. q. Satter, of New Hampshire, Chaplain
10 the Navy VIM. H. Carter, of Ohio Second Lieut. 10
the Marine Corps Cornelius +. Buck Marshal for Min
nesOa; John Lockwood, Postmaster at Milwaukee; Elias
W. Leavenworth of New York Commissioner under
the Convention with New Granada for the settle Of
the claims of American citizens agans that Republic
Chas. w. Davis of Nd, Secretary to said commission
CALVIN Hlsin, of ~ y. 10 be COmm ',ioner under the
convention for the settlement Of claims Of American cit
liens Benz D. Farrar, assistant treasurer OF ST. Louis
Charles Hare collector az Key West; David ". Chaplin
collector OF customs at 0swegstchie New York. Samuel
Long consul LaLaiue; Cbas. l.. Wilson, of Illinois
secretary Ct legation at Paris John T. Edgar Of Ten.
nessee, consul At ST. Thomas John Hanna United States
attorney for Indiana Franklin Sparkling collector Of
customs at Niagara.
The New York city appointments are under consider.
alton. large number Of applicants thererom in
Washington. Francis Marcel has been removed from
important clerkshp in the State Department aud Il. s.
Hen has been promoted to the vacaIcy J 5. Smith,
Of New York. has been appointed to supply the post
Gated by the latter
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-23
THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT AND AMERICAN ~
RAIRq -

Mr.. GaiHardet. the Paris correspondence TIE "c,,
rier dss EtGs Urs, aud who sb) By hs articles Ia a.
Paris Prssss contributes very materials to the form.os
Of public opinion IN France relative to American a,.
writes a. folowst to the Courier:
"France with sincere and unanimous rfprs, di
cord appear in the bosom Of confederation which IA IN
part is work, and whose power l. necessary IN Ia
interests. The wishes Of France were favorable 10 r
conciiaion and TO the maintenance Of the Union Tb
Emperor Napoleon openly expressed this wish 10 N,
Faulkner, aud has abstaned from saying or doing any
thing which could encourage the separation Of the South
despite the advantages which such separation promised
70 the OF Europe Ia general and N that M
France in particular. But to-day thu dyision Of the
Union is Accomplished and at the moment when the
Confederate States Of the South apply themselves to en-
arging the freedom Of their por foreign in usry the
North restricts the entrance 10 ts harbors While those
lower their tariff these raise theirs IL Is the slave States
who show themselves progressive and free States who
show themselves retrograde. The Auericsn psople
which is practical may unders aud ii It Europe .hoqi
be ltle Ike ITSELF ard g whittier it interests call
The Southern Conf.deacy, by prohibiting the slave
trade has fores.sled ths moral opposition Of Europe -
There will be in America only FIVE free ports for N.
This ia what the Republicans of the Norh should no, for
get If il is already too late. The 9niteT saws the
new tariff should be Of the fret Sacrifices male 70
their reconciliation with the South otbersse Europe
will end by seeing only fortunate event in separation
which shc at irft depoed and Il 0N become not onIy
a right bHt dHv far us 10 recognize The independence
Of the new C0Hfedrdey."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-23
m unit, ,be parties interested and the true and only

quo, unui the pafues mtefeotou anu eNo i~o $50 's
parties entitled 70 decide have announced their decision
Thea Of course tic Administration may be used to car
~ eeo, that decision whether for peace or war
bat il viii be under great Of Pousr, and with d.
rectous for its exercise. The Administration is to re-
main passive for the very that the emergency
presents state of things that abnormal TO the instru-
ment Of its creation its grant Of power, and therefore
neither BY express grant, lure repTessnta'oHis'
have the uuctOuaries of the Government right to de-
eide upon IT, The urgent paramount duty OF the iunc-
tonares in such case 10 refer the question to the
decision Of the people OF the remaining States as speedi-
" as possible and furnish every facility for an early
judgment
Il would be easy to show the endorsements
and inconsistencies in which the successive Ad-
unis;rs-ions Of NessFs Buchanan and Lincoln, (par-
i;ularly the atter) have involved themselves by
filling take and act upon this simple view OF their
duty-and how much this blunder has aggravated
the ev5rsh excitement Of the public mind given ocea-
sou to sensation movements in every shape and in some
Instances to exhibitions Of mobocratc and almost in
sarreconary spirit; but the main object of this article
has been expressed and it would be beyond that object
% e. too much iu,o detail. But perhaps it may not be
ams 70 apply the principle involved the other parties
I y,
the correctness Of the principle. They have the right to
decide upon the justice Of the cause for reyolaton-to
govern their own action but they have right 20 deny
the ccrreave RICH. the remaining States to decide for
themselves the same queston-to govern their action
Until, tten the remaining States have had an opporu-
nj CT pgonouuciug their decision every principle OF pro-
r,i,y and respect for the rights of others would require
that the seeding States should respect and preserve the
Status ys2 far is possible 10 do it, consistently
wish r1sumug the control OF her internal ailirs-that
they should avoid al pyecpiae action and not endeavor
to seize at once upon every thing that they might be en-
tiled TO- their attempt at revolution were conceded 20
be lust for this would be deny the other States the
right and opportunity judge at all H. then, this prn-
epe Of avoiding final action and Of respecting tie stGtas
9 as far as practicable until the annuacation of the
decision Of the remaining States adopted in such cases.
T. viii be found equally eoasouant with sound theory
Of our Government and the spirit Of our institutions,
when applied either to the seeding States or the Admin
itraioa. Ard surely none will deny that the course of
action n would require from both would be the one most
likely TO eonduce to peaceable and wise settlement of
the difficulty This is considered to be the true Pre-
granme advanced by the majority report.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-23
AEFAIRS IN GEORGIA

The Constitution OF the Confederate States was taken
up by the Georgia State Convention in secret session.
on Saturday as and after brief consideration, 1t was
riti6ed by the unanimous vote of the body Immense
applause followed the vote and after large con-
course, many Of whom delegates. assembled IN
Wright Square, in Savannah, where the Chatham Art-
ery fred salute of guns in honor Of the event
The Columbus (Gi) Times mentions rumor that Pre-
side1t Davis will issue order for five thousand vo!un-
tters for Pensacola OF this number, perhaps, Georgia
w furnish thousand. IL adds that President Davis
does rot regard the Withdrawal of the troops from Fort
sumter as any indication of peace. The Savannah Re
Publican repeats the rumor and says It is believed that
Governor Brown Of Georgia has received requsiion
for 0Ol men.
Col Walker late Of the United States army, has re-
ved and accepted the appointment of Major General
90 command the 10000 volunteers to be raised by the
State Of Georgia
company OF the first regiment Of the Georgia army,
Numbering g ue1 rank and file LEFT Savannah for Fort
Jackson on Saturday last They carried with them two
twelve pound hOEi.z r.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-23
rur covyPyTs I'M NPyICo

Our dates from the city of Mexico by the last arrival
are to the 4th instant The following paragraphs
tracted from the Extraordinary:
"In connexion with the decrease Of the number Of
nunneries the Cover ment has had controversy with
Ii. de Sagny the French Minister. This gentleman,
who has not vet presented his credentials TO the Govern
ment has claimed the right Of protection over the So
cety of Sisters of Charity and has protested against
interference with their properties The Government on
its part has published decree ignoring the existence
eny society or institution Of the kind that claims the pro
lection of foreign Government and that is not sui ject
to the laws CT Mexico. The dispute between the Gov
eminent and the French Minister on this subject still
continues and there reports that this gentleman viii
return to France 10 consequence Of the unwingness
the Government 10 yield to his demands
The wo,k of demolishing the converts Is progressing
Laborers are at work in number Of these establish
nents and 10 few weeks the long lines of blank wal
that have dsfgured the principal streets OF this c,pita
fer centuries viii have disappeared to give place to trades
nsu's shops, Offices, and private residences"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-23

HynRoPHoBTA AFTER Two YE4Rs.-We have Just
heard from Of citizens who returned from Ar
rarat Pa about twelve miles South of Suquehanna De-
pot, of distressing of hydrophoba The facts of
the case are as follows: About two years ago. Miss Sa-
rah Low, the daughter of Lewis Low, respectable far
mer, started to visit neghbor the fields short
distance, and after going little distance flriousy
attacked by large dog, afterwards ascerained TO be
mad who tore nearly all the clothes off her. but reach
ing stone fence, Miss Low succeeded in getting over,
and the dog in attempting follow, pulled down large
stone which, falling his foot, held him fast and Miss
escaped as she supposed at the time, without being
bitten few months ago Miss Low married to Mr.
Townsend and Sunday the Sd inst, while herself and
husband were riding in carriage to her fathers house.
Mrs. T. exhibited signs of hydrophoba. Mr.. T. hurried
on to their destination and during the night Mrs T.
attacked with spasms, and violent that it required
several men to restrain her-she attempting during the
spasms, to bite any within her reach. She contn-
ued in the same way up to the time informant left,
Friday morning. 9Th instant, and it supposed she
could not survive much longer. 1t is believed by her
friends that when attacked by the mad dog, two years
ago. there must have been some abrasion of the skin,
not observed at the time through which virus from
the mad dog penetrated the system.-BinghamptO "
" Republican.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-23
rLrcr,os OF MILITIA OFFICERS.


Mr.. WATSON, of Accomac, offered the following
resolution which being objected to- laid over under the
rule
Reso'roa House w Wit. Of the Sen
Generals and Brisadler Generals
SESSIONS.
On motion of Mr.. T0MLIN, the following resolution,
offered by him some days ago, was taken up:
Resolcsd and after the Chair shall be va
Gated at o'clock NJ, and resumed at ~ o'clock r M
Mr.. JONES' Of g., offered TO amend the resolution oy
striking out tomorrow" and inserting Monday next
Agreed to.
Mr.. BASS moved to further amend by adding pro.
vso that the clerk be authorized withhold the pay oil
those members voting for night sessions for each on
which they failed to attend such sessions
Mr. COLLIER moved to amend the amendment Dy
authorizing the clerk TO draw such pay and expend the
same under the direction of the Speaker Both amend
ments we're lost Here the greatest confusion aud dis
order prevailed.)
Mr. BISBIE offered resolution that the clerk be re-
uured to make full report of the intensely interesting
debate on this OCCASION and that 1000 copies oil the
same be printed for circulation among their constituents
Not considered.
ought to witness the uproar in the House. lie therefore
moved to clear the galleries Great Laughter.l here
one shabby and two little boys in the galleries
their only occupants-looked frightened
Mr.. COLLIER moved to amend the resolution by SUD-
stuting the following:
Resored That on Monday next this House will meet
At o'clock and sit all day. taking twenty inmates recess
at l o'clock p. 81. Not considered.
Mr. COWAN moved to amend by substituting Mon
day week April st, the day fixed on for adjournment
sine die) for Monday next Lost The resolution was
then agreed to- More than an hour was consumed III
debating the resolution and amendments and the great
est confusion prevailed)
Mr. MCKENZIE addressed the House while eating an
apple -.
Mr. MEDLEY rose to point of order lie did not
think it in order for member to address the House and
eat apples at the time.
Mr.. MCKENZIE did not any disrespect to the
House. aud would remind the gentleman who called him
to order that he frequently in and walked to his
seat with his hat
DR.. COLLIER said if the gentleman would pass the
apples round members would not object TO his eating
(Renewed laugbter) go
The SPEAKER-0rder gentlemen. Members will
please conduct the business OF this body with dignity and
decorum.
NOTES.
bill to amend and the 6lst section OF chap
ter 3S of the Code of Virginia read second time
Mr.. KEEN moved to strike out all after the words "be
it enacted by the General Assembly, which would repeal
the law requiring merchants 20 take oath that they
would not pay out notes Of less denomination than 50.
Argued by Messrs Seldom KEEN, LYNN and JONES OF IT,
The amendment r,scled, and the bill indefinitely
postponed.
BILLS PASSED.
Establishing an inspection Of leather for the county OF
Hampshire; incorporating the Virginia Lumber Com
pany in the counties of Augusta and Rockbrdge amend
ing the charter of the town of Guyandote, in Cabel
county.
On motion the Uousa adjourned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-23
sg@iss1@

Trustees have decs-ed the usual Scrip Dividend Of THIa
TY PIP CENT all policies for the whole term Of III nov 10
force Ehch sued twelve months JanuRy st soi
They directed the rele option cash Of dividends de
artd the l ISL lsis and lssou and after he hrt
March those holding cerif- presens
Ion he 2om 0Gce; and those hsying s VII e allowed
tie Gpol tielr seltiemgh. Of nCS, premium
Tue Board n Trustees su1 her Sxteenih Anrud Report,
owing q the Company the Gi day u January,
G by which win be thatthe secunuAons have F'aeHed
upwards - Two Millions Of Dollars All Of Its Rses securely
nyest.d vie large ani constantly asng IL
from year general and favorable Attention ard
that is rapidly extending section OF
country they believe the Is ned And the uoe
rs advantages appreciated AID It's principles UNDERWOOD NE
greater will the number OF those who Will SEX participate 10
the benefits ofso safe and ju iicious an inyestmtrt
The Trustees have for considerable time h1 under consta
ton plan for the gradual redemption Of dvdDos ard for the
purpose naugurainR such have concluded 10 disc n
pgyme1t Of ntei AID In lieu thereof 10 decuea
d iend Z 80 cent all icies Ia c and which
issued Eey. months Tor to January ls 1851 and 70
Ia ash demand and surrender OF ecrp, the diends
1856, Z and where credit have %
ALLOW thereof In reduction Of noe At The next feeE
poicej II de % Of the Trustees g=te "a tist'-
AZ ousa-il, qWdendJ NE neceAsa ar
tsngem be mad, aad witch will probably be wfn tie
sky days when they will advise their policy hold ~ md
sgns Of the contemplated par witch the T-sses coma eny
believe will meet the approval of all parties n crested therein, -
u S enable them 10 realize duri fe the poas Nslns from
helr investment and where credits have been gradually 70
reduce which charged against thfr policy
MoRRia FRAN Kiln, President
PLIHNY FREEMAN, Actuary.
WIN II. BEERs, Cashier
JAMS C0SwAY, VI d, Medical
ROBr. l. CoLEHAS, ST. d., Examiners.
WORTH Nh WYATT Agents,
mh23-Gt OMAHA street. Blehmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-23

Col. Baldwin continued his argument in Convention,
on Yesterday, which was listened to by the members
and large coucogrse of visitors with intense interest
,nd satisfaction There was no claptrap and no hum
bug whatever in this able and convincing speeeh-but
unmpeachable fact, sound argument aud eloquent rCa-
soaing throughout It vas successful and splendid
egr and ma. placed this noble and intellectual son OF
Old Augusta ia .lo very frs rank Of dsbaers in the
Uaiou As virginia., See! proud Of him, and can
only wish him happiness, Ions life, and abundant hon