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w ESTERN LAkD.--H. H. LIZ
w TIE, Of ths late 1rn Of Litslss Eages.
constantly on had large euantitY Of due faFniu
Land IN Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri, % szchanf
for city country RAJ eglatas Dcr1onal urUpert
Once with Rouse q Jauning3. Marbla RlndE, eupe-
nor -. nay AKA
ID EAL ESTATE---E. N. KEY rs,
III tlormezly of sh5 Arm Of Little 3 keTeg,l has
opened . heal Estate Oaic1 in Rou1ei3 Block, cor
her Of sEPerioT strset and Public Squarss and has
congtantlI On ee1. several thousand 1cfs1 % mat
quality Of Ell INNS lands in the states Of Iowa
Wisoousin and Missouri, 70 exchange f1r sify and
country prcpeIiy also toE al kinds " pgrsonal
drunarfV. ~ CD nd Z feca71nrr7 a-1fr-I1e @
QOGSE { JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE B INSURANCE AGENTS
Ne. All Superior 81, (up stars,
MARBLE BLOCK.
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NHUTCE FAMILY FL0UR-ALL
a''--9' Wm. a. FARGO 4 CO.,
decIT No. p nerWin street.
THREE TONS CHOICE HULLED
BuoWhsat Flour on R1Pd snf FqRa6 fPT s4s syoo y
0S HEAD OF DEER-JUST RE-
dSoif II - anu ~ - w. q, FARGO &GO.
NHOICE DAIRY BUTTER IN
I hrkina, tubs, and roles. Always on hand.
deeIT WM a. FARGO co.
I'M B'X'S WESTERN RESERVE
1OO CHEESE, on hand and for sale bg
HIDER VINEGAR-WARRANTED
6ug35 n -, KFsBR &PBRRY.
-HAMBURGH CHEESE-THE
genuine article, no humbug, and very choice,
81 ssle 5y iapE23l KIsER Z PERRA.
sop, sop, SOAP.
THE BEST SELECTIONS OF
Soap - Cleveland either By the box or at re-
'-ii' o-n % ''1H1 - GEo. D. BECK a cos,
oct23 uTflprarto sireeEr
NH0TOEST FAMILY FLOUR.
J Upper Ten Mills xxx Pastry Flour.
ST6OId sn0d Elisf modborys Xxx Xxx Roseo &c Mills,
for sale and delivered ee, to sHy Part Of ne Siy' oy
n q
octsr II5 and us Superior st.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
< 000 BBLS. OHIO AND INDI-
q oOUO ANA Flour at reduced prices, P So q
A. NJ PERRY Co.'S
oct3l Il6 and llS Superior 81.
D YE FLOUR-AT
n, A. n. PERRY cos,
oefsI u6 and lis superior street.
NEW FRUTTI NEW FRUITl
4 LAYER ,laisins, In boxes Also,
Malaga Raisinss in quarter hall and WHO'S
Ealsncia Raisins, superior for cooking.
Sultana Raisins, (seedless,) in orunls-
ourranEI, Citronss Figs hut1 9e e. AZ y nels5el u
i'SeSi3 novss = -. ~ o5tsEio siEssl.
NEW FRUITl-FREsH LAYER,
Y bunch, ssedlsss and Valencia RAISINS- Git
ron, Zanbss Crrants, Eigs, &C., 70 Be bad At
a. n. HALLS, I52 Ontario 81.
Also, DRIED FRUlI-Domestte CurLantss DRIED
Peaches, dried Apples, Black berries, kaspberrles,
PluufbI, pitted Cherries, French Plunbss Rrunes.
SALT FISH, smoked and picked salmon, Hall
but, No. Mackefel, White Fish, Herring, sardines,
BOILED Older, N. Y. syrup, Golden Syrup,
sorghum syrup, Mabls sugar, and New Orleans
ORAOKERs-Wino, Soda, Boston, Picnic, Fari-
na or Crachinen and Butter Crackers
EESE-WesteTn Reserve and gen hampurg.-
Cranbsrries, Green Apples and 3 supply Of fegets-
OYsTERs-Best Baltimore, received daily.
POULTRY, BHtteri Kegs, and general supply Of
Groceries, Provisions and Produce To be had at
deol3 H. 81. HALLS l52 tlpiegio g
I63---......-.-..Ontario ostreet--.---.--.....-163
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST
received aaOther invoice OF
PRIME TEAs-of the choicest brands,
JAVA and BIO COsFk ,-,--.
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1otels.
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FOR sHAKSPEARE AND BIS FRIRNDs =
And VILLAGE BLACKSMITH.
Aade good and cheap, At "a - AAe5AAaL >
HEVEN AVA "a FINE
" THREE DOLLAR STEEL ENGhAVING,
and Three Dollar Magazine can ee bad l9r only
Ehf'S sslS Dollars At "a asrs|s fsssfts sIoss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THIN
I'D DAY, Choice collection Of the
FPALlLER MARBLE5 PHOTOGRAPR
OF which We are the exclusive agsnta- CsI and sog
themat eAPgEANT'B
ooc2t III Z53 Superior street.
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~ Slsoal Dispatch 70 n, 7. Tribune.
RAJoR ANDERSON AND THE STAR OF TIE wEsT.
Notwithstanding statements to the con-
trAFy, Major Anderson had no knowledge Of
the mission Of the Star Of the West or the
resnfoEcomonts foF him. A Charleston paper,
which contained some allusion to the fact
was thrown into one Of his boats when start
ing from the city before that event, but he
supposed It 70 be hoax or fabrication to mis-
lead him, having been informed officially a
few days before, that the order for the Brook
lyn and her transports TO relieve him, bad
been commanded.
1t is nearly certain, from the bad firing At
Norris Island, that the Star Of the West could
have Reached Fort Sumter without serious
injury from that point, and II she had oontin-
ued on aud revealed her true character, Major
Anderson would have soon sileneed the guns
Of Moultrie. His want Of information, aud
Capt McGOWan's misaprehension, led to the
failure ofthat expedition.
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Mr.. Holt will retire from the Postofice to-
morrow, and take charge of the War Depart
ment exclusively. Mr. King will continus
to act in the former, under the law.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-23

The leaders in Maryland, who have here.
tOfore urged the call of State Convention,
are disposed 70 abandon that programme, Is
involving serions hazards at this time, and tc
adopt more discreet counsels. 1t is now pro-
posed to hold a conference of the Members Of
Congress from the Border Slave States, which
shall recOmn end the people to adopt, as an
uhimstum, the calling of Convention to
amend the Constitution. or the Crittenden
proposition, with the Bigler amendment
Also, TO advise those States to retain their
present status undisturbed, until the ultima
tuFa can be disposed of; and to announce
their intention to link their destiny with the
seeded States, if satisfactory terms cannot
be obtained. Also, to urge upon the Gov
ernment and the seeded States, for the hope
Of reunion and the interests Of the Border
States to ABSTAIN from all measures likely to
provoke collision. These suggestions are IA
Eored by prominent men, who assert the
rigat Of secession, and have sympathized
with the Southern movement.
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Ex-President Tyler is expected to arrive
tomorrow to enter Immediately on his duties
as Commissioner from Virginia, His mission
is to restrain the Administration from acts
likely to lead to q collision. Other Com
missioners start 70 the seeding States for the
same purpose. A full delegation will be
here on the 4th of February to consult with
delegates from all the Border States and ar
range a settlement on q basis proposed BY
Virginia.
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FoRF suMrEa.

No oapprehension is entertained here that Fort
Sumter vii! be attacked by South Carolina
troops. They know its strength, and Jefferson
Davis, who Is Military and political authority
with them, has advised against the experi-
ment as one which will involve a large loss
Of life, and must fail in the object, II hazard
ed by raw troops. Consequently the stars and
stripes are likely TO float unmolested.
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gLAIE tND -oRNAMENTAI. .I PBIE5TIEe. . a.

WEDNESDAY, 1IORNING, Jan. 93, 1851
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soUrHERx xEEBERs.

The Alabama members have settled their
accounts, closed their affairs at this places and
expect TO 20 home tomorrow. Possibly Mr..
Cobb, of the House, will remain until the
close of the present month. Messrs. Houston
and Cobb express regret at the necessary
separation, but also express the belief that
it can never be remedied; that Union men in
that State must now yield and abide the
destinies ofthe Southern Republic; that the
South viii never, upon the question of re-
construction, take less than protection of
Slavery as their ultimatum; and this they
rightly judge the North will never yield.
COL. HAYNE's MISSION.
Col. Hsyne has made no communication
yet to the President or any member of the
Cabinet concerning his embassy here, since
the first interview, and he is regarded as
having abandoned that intention. Mr.. Bu-
chAnah' decisive reply 10 the suggestion of
Withdrawing Major Anderson, settled it with
out further correspondence.
EAJoR ANDERsoN's ACCESS TO CHARLESTON.
The prompt manner in which Gov. Pickens
followed the advice of Messrs. Davis, Hunter,
and Others, by allowing Major Anderson
access to supplies, exhibits reactiEe tenden-
cy there. This concession yields the point
Of treating him as a public enemy, which
has hitherto been the case
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An intelligent gentleman, just returned
from an extended trip through North Carroll
ma, reports the Union sentiment to be i'm
mensely in the ascendant and that the plan
ters and others near the South Carolina line
are selling out at sacrifices and moving away.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-02


To the hdtor Of hs wig.
Martin f. Conway, representative elect for the State OF
Kansas Yesterday, and took his seat in the
House. Hndman of Arkansas offered a resolution to-
day instrucng the committee the Judiciary to in-
lure into the legality of the members election
The Senators yet be elected Parrot prominent
candidate. The House holds night session tonight,
and also tomorrow night The Pacific railroad BILL as
il passed the Senate it is thought, will not be accepted
by the House. Seward today presented memorial,
asking compromise and signed by $4,000 New Workers.
The petition is OF enormous bulk, perhaps the largest
Known in parliamentary history aud fairly roll
ed into the Senate The whole session 10 day was of
grea; interest Wade and Trumbull springing to their
feet very excited manner and attempting to address
the Senate tue conclusion Of Stewards remarks, but
falling to do SO.
Workmen were bnsy all last night erecting stabing
for eighty horses on Judiciary Square back OF the City
Hall The order to build was given about day-break
Yesterday morning and large force Immediately set to
work The horses belong 10 Capt Millers company of
Artillery expected here tonight or tomorrow. The
m-n are TO be quartered in Sands house opposite tie
square Lieutenant Sanders left to-day for Fort Pickens
with sealed orders from the War Department The City
Councils at their last meeting passed resolutions author
ring the Mayor to provide a Hall for the Border State
Commissioners to meet here on the 4th proximo. vii
ards Hall aud the Lecture of the Smithsonian have
been spoken Of The latter will probably be selected
Intelligence has been received here to-day that the
ern portion Of Tennessee the scene of most bitter
political contest, between the Secessonist5 and Union
1t is thought the scale will turn in favor OF the
latter The Constitution issued its last number this
morning. It is to be taken TO the Gulf States where,
exactly, not kown. CLAYTON, e1.Assant Secretary of
State, il IS said IS to become it, Associate Editor The
States has changed hands being now issued by Savage
i Co, aud the CONFEDERATION paper, is started
b, VIM. Il. HOPE y 60. Great numbers OF Northern
men, capitalists and railroad men chiefly now here.
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ANut for the AboIItIonIs,s.

The Columbus ga ERytirsr say that black barber,
free negro Of that has written to Governor Brown,
Offering to raise company of free cOlored men, to be
enlisted in the service OF the State Of Georgia in the pre-
sent crisis He served in the Indian of 1886 and still
Hnps occasionally FROM wound received in that cam
p8ign.
Should the Black Republicans persist in their war poll
cy and drive the two sections of the cOntederacy into
collision they will be wofully disappointed in their eHpec-
aors of help from the negroes Of the South both free
and slave The negros estimate Of Abolition character
is very low, and his local attachments and his pride in
his masters family are strong That pride his most
cherished sentiment. His masters home is his home,
and from his masters property he derives his support
He will tight for these if it should be necessary to call
his services into reluisitou The negro has sense
enough 70 kuos that a5o,ousls will not provide him
with the means Of living will not give him money or
houses or lands To become soldiers aud fight side by
side and under the same banner with their masters
would d the hearts of the Southern negroes with swell
ing emotions OF pride and exu'tatOn. some would, Of
course. take the opportunity to escape from seryitute
None, we venture 20 say, would take up arms against
lar masters Lieir liberty would be better secured by
running away than by lighting. Should the South be
invaded vc really believe that the straggles from the
Black Republican army, aud all small parties, would
ind their most dangerous enemies among the negroes
They would mas, &c their business TO sAy and piunder
trlu.
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The remainder are fsnsent redens A 70 his Il r..d
no other argument show that the question whether
this shall orsbs not be slave territory ike that slq
ded to by the Roman poet de lana eaprina in o,her
words, OF getting WOOL out Of goat.
As to the question ofterrtory hereafter 10 be acquired
have we not difficult problems enough solve within
our own present enormous geographical limits 10 saw.
the necessity Of pulling brains with Others that
are without As TO the latter cause OF grievance Mr.
Adams repudisted the idea Of danger from any such
source As for himself he would only say that II the
alternative Of the salvation Of the Union be only that the
people of the United aes TO plant upon their
broad front the dogma Of establishing the propigsnds OF
slavery he would vote for such measure But act
Of bis should ever 10 widen the breach which nov
exists between the seeding States and the remainder Of
the Union.
After the close Of ts remarks, the House again re.
solved itself into the Committee Of the Whole and took
up the deficiency bill
Mr. Sickles addressed the House on the amendment
OF the Senate in reference to the right Of way for the
transportation Of and munitions OF war across the
Isthmus Of Panama by the Chiriqu route.
At four ocork the Committee rose, aud the House ad-
iourned until z p NJ
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a.. Mason aul u.lur l.. u--4.- boo CJusre>- sc-
sa5aIeds ilsir inability 90 properly meet the pc eut
and BRING about 4a a stle.t 90 tLe pend u- con.
...,.-,. viz s.olll Cue, u5t ,oi.l,,, '-,.,l from
.l..r seat. il tls Senate. aHl r,usa home Iu ouer
arj. would no. s1 immeIaL re-.. nation OF tLeir seals
3D.. he Senate be- becoming datg il,.F part, under
-lr .rcums.Aucss ID they Io nothing a. soupo .
-a, .rss and troubles of le country shat t- use OF
.ls.f boiling oa To- th,. place. iu the Senate huey
dave ans d5a5t ol the subject assure chem, vida
t a.o. cer.Aaty tbal their ,e,gnLtoas would be az
.spsi 5y ,be people of the State With profound atsc-
t,a sud pleasure Der .s che people haze long Lsea
Of te opinion that they are ct v,y little account as Sea
..or. from Virginia We Nigh, saw indeed that "e. the
u.oule consider lLem the most solemn aambugs Of
t-r aqe-eousderab.- nuisance hat need to te alaed
t.f Che sake alLr Of tbe State aud Of lls Union.
W suggest 10 them then. to resign ther seats 10 th-
Senate forthwith Their State 10 event -yse any
iLag og the oper4Ol-ior It theif 3eas are not speed
y luri &C. Will make no difference at ALL 81, the people,
lscieiy pryerrue vacant seats ia the Senate Chamber
I'D slel isompetsats as Themselves. But there is 10
ih .t, 0u tli. ,core-iJr the Legislature Is 10 sss-
sJl aud would tseect their Successors n tweutyour
u54rs And these Successors -oud be men, sho inst, ad
OF eudra,ornr 20 detea, adj ustpeat Of the existing
sectional controversy would devote an their zeal aud Gu
,sgies 10 that eud. Let Mason and Hunter resign We
.ls ople call ios their resignation the very Top OF
.I...s.lef
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JAMES BUCHANAN.
mo. W
BRowS's HoTEL, I
Iapuarv o. TsgI

January 2s, 1851. {
M Dear SRI leave the city tomorrow morning for the bre
Interval espst and the meeting Of the Commit
soner the 9TH Of February In making my adeux which
should do person. but for engagements which prevent desire
express pleasure hearing read to-day In the
Senate and tender acknowed mens for the facilities
afforded Of acqung myself OF the mi sion with which my
entrusted Ell regret In all that has occur
and that Is the sailing Of the Brooklyn Under orders Issued be-
my arrival In this city hope however she sailed with such
instructions followed will prevent any collision There
nothing more sincerely desire than that your Az
amidst the rongs great people at the communication
OF the work Of renewed aud harmon US ConiederacY
VIII pardon me for ans attention the rumor current
newspapers Of the morning. which state that active proceed
ng in Of execution Fortress Monroe planting can
the land side Of the Fort with their mu1ze pointing land
overlooking the country II this be Mr. President is
such oceedng either appropriate well timed SHAH DO no
than call your attention TO the Circumstance and leave
comment wis this single remark that when Virginia Is
mailing possible effort to redeem snd save the Union is
seemingly have leveed at her bosom
with my d wishes for your in steering the ship
OF State amid the critical relations Of the country,
am, my dear sir,
truly and faithfully you're,
Tie President l. : JOHN TYLER.
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from the present Union or changing her relations to the
constitution aud poverameDt OF the United Stases she
he of fore, Ji iity uul' l1uittsd TO-, and rallied oy
the qualified voters Of this Stale.
We invoke the whole people the very wisest course
for them pursue under existing circumstances to vote
for referring the action Of the ConVsHtiO TO themselves
f.r LLair ralifcnlinn or r.i.clion.
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TI. T. I..... ,.u.Ir.- Secrp. AL, of Ila Tr.t-ury
l"' "'.. .''.'
--tr. .'' ''.'' ',''' ''.'" '-' l''P' "
kentucky, 90 M.atD.J'..r CO.. Stu'tt last 600 speech
-.. ..I ...r l- ODD and l1y.I, TO tN, Constitution.
I'D, t..t.. t....,. .i. ,. ..... . d..
IH' follow. -a',.' %. '"' P'''' W. '''''' ''''' 'l'
--. number 'i .'- I'..-tiAe 90 ''
Al,r. t.s preliminary r.aars Mr Ga.ltie alluded
o. t' formation ot t. government under tar articles ct
confederation. a-j ,ht more perfect mon under te
Fedora. Constitution u.i7r which he J-.ed .Aat the
ua.t OF secession existed. While the night OF revolution
u.lst u.Ottltle uppre-- ou, was uldeu.he aud that
ua wanted things called Do, lheir proper names. See
sion used being m.i term. but ia fact Ne ate ia tie
u.Is. of revolution tt.rl further reviewing the posi-
duu OF affairs. hy o,u. ol to say.
.Tn- policy OF te Republican party IS wrong aud .u'
,als.e o.. RIGHTS hu, could Doe semeIrt better Uad Q
tae Constitution, a- te b,.lothol than boy secession
either by ers-. State action os by auaed South We
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mo. III !
Tie President L. :

WASHINGTON, January 2s, iS6l.
M Dear Sri have received your note Of this evening and
happy that You pleased at hearing
today In the Senate expresses sincere and cordial
sentiments NV hest Ehes attend you journey home
your 10 this city the 4th February shall
N hope to more Of you.
sial make It point to tque tomorrow morning Into the Tu'
the newspapers which referred n relation TO For
tre5s Monroe. Yours very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
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Gov. LETCHTR.
RR0WS's Horn

BRuWSa HOTEL.
Washington City, Jsa. - lsOl.
Ber Sri lake the earliest MON at to sppLe you 81 my ~
iyal In this city, charge the feelings AID wht of 'e lie
ure Virginia. which have Ia view the pre5ersaln ~ the
peas ouny, and under nstruconso communeHte hem
10 your ~ rleney sa moment pract able May ask
VOC Indicate Nhrn Word sgreeabe to you to receive
NE and thereby enable Acqut myself Of te day imposed
upon me. o.. -, a.. g.. ---,,--.,,-- .. A, -.
sp.st yoar most obcdleni servant JOHN Tyler
FHis EScelien-y, IsNss BrcHASAS, PfesldeGt o..
100
M I, Sir sm happy learn thsi 9ou have Snyed aud
clad TO welcome you THIS evening At O'Clock o. 10 NOR
ros morplny a early as you please.
From , our lrieLd, very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
His Exeeleucy. ions TYLLA EedpeGla Afternoon.
no. IL
JASrAKr, o. ls6l,L
Wedr eBdAy Evening
M Dsqr Sir -Accfp. thanks Tor prompt and cordial
eply 10 my note Ny health too DELICATE 10 make pIudea for
m cum the night sr bp, E DO I'D st the pleasure to
call upon you ia the morning
Very truly and sincerely ysurs,
The Prssldrnt JohN IiLka'
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mr.. summer. PositIoa.

To .lss the position CT the HOa. GsOrge ". sum
-sr on lie question Of referring the action Of the
Convention to the people for their revision sutOiu
,..olution submitted by him to late meeting ia Ka-
naSha. and a6sasei rearly unanimously here"S
Pcosidsd That ~ ordnance or enactment oil sGea
c,,,,,,i,o for he seesssoa Of this COmmOnweal
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$50. Ill
HnmAY EsEsne, Z O'clock p. 81,

J%DuATg ~, l'hI. J
NJ UeG S The enclosed Dispatch this
received Msy be permitted TO hope that Is based
founded report not viii do the favor TO inform
the Boakn her orders what day she sail
and whether she has recruits Southern port and II
so, for which.
with high regard, yours most truly,
The President Of the U. 8. JOHN TYLER
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lust PIBLISHRD, .oo,v
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DIED,

Thlrsday m.ruiug Ne l1 llait JUN u LANCAHiEA ft'
u The 70 year OF l,s age
f,v ming u 20 oc,k HI friends aud aAnan,rs are
Invited 90 attend without further notice.
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mo. IL
2hIH JANnLRY. 1sRl

Z5TH JANUARY, lsBZ
Ny Dear I have just received your The orders
given the Brooklyn believe Monday Tuesday astcer
ainy before your arrival In this city. She eand Of
mercy and relief she bad not sent would have
abandonment Of highest duty Her movements In
connected with South Carolina.
Your friend very respectfully, .
JAMES BUCHANAN.
HIS Excellency, JoHy TYLER.
81 prepared send In strong terms but
the Senate have, unfortunately adournei TIL Monday
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THE PEACE MISSION TO WASH
ENCTON.
REPORT OF EX PRESIDENT TYLER-THE
CORRESPONDENT.

The following report from Ex-President Tyler, the
Commissioner sent by the General Assembly of Virgin
ia to President Buchanan to request him to abstain from
any further military demonstrations against the South,
was transmitted to both Houses Of the Legislature yes
terday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-02
OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENTS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. u, 1861.

HI, EKcellency, JoHs TgIR.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-31

NEVADA TERRITORY OF A DELE
GATE TO CoNGREss.-To.day, our neighbors ii
Nevada Territory are to choose Delegate
to Congress. The great body of the Union
men will probably vote for the Hon Charles
II. Bryan. formerly of this city, although
Judge Cradlebaugh and a Republican named
Olney will each receive some anti-Seeession
votes W. F. Anderson, the Secession candi-
date, is rampant Di&eite, and it is to be
hoped that the young Territory of Nevada
will not take so bad start in life as TO elect
him, If he should be elected, and should go
to Washington. it is not probable that he
would be allowed to go at largein that city
twenty-four hours.