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RICHMOND WHIG.

PUBLIC MEETING IN CHESTERFIELD.
At a large public meeting Of the people OF Chester-
field county assembled at their Court House, on Mon
dsy, Apr. 9b, lSil-
Nr jeremiah Hobbs was called TO the Chair, and Mr..
Edwin W. Poudex-er was appointed Secretary.
Col Robert H. Watkins tlen introduced the following
preamble ana resolutions:
NusEF,s, ve, The people Of Chesterfield county, In
public meeting assembled, ming it duty oi ire
people, a, 90 ums in their primary assemblies, to e1-
pres theT opinions upon all grave ard important qucs-
lions involving their Interests and rights believing from
rcceut Developments that the time has now come when
Virginia should resume Ell power heretofore delegated to
the Federal GCycr,m mcnt; therefore
l. b,9'.rt, That DC L. the opinion OF this meeting
lt. Virginia should through the action of her Couyen-
t1I, nov sitting 10 Richmond Immediately pass an ordi-
nance Of secession from the Federal Union, and submit
Jtc 90 tlc qualified voters of the State for rauhca-
lon.
% Rssa's.l That as the sense Of this meeting the
Safe Of Virginia ought so once TO become member OF
tlc southern Couiedsrscy and that delegate IN thc
Convention, James Ii. Cox, in falling TO vote for the
reference o. the ordinance OF secession 70 Che voters OF
State, az their Spring elections, does not reflect the
wishes Of this meeting, nor in opinion, THAI OF the
mtortv Of the voters Of the county.
Before the foregoing preamble and resolutions were
put 90 q vote Of the meeting Sir. U. q. AcRIe, Of
Manchester addressed the meeting IN opposition
thereto
Mr. McRte entered inio glowing eulcgy ofthc Union
1s DO s ts benefits ts Usrvai 7nteress, It's vast c&-
pauirs power and stl entertained hope OF its re-
Construction, aud deeply Ameuting its haal overthrow
4,3 destruction.
After the co-c'u,io1 Of his speech, vote was taken
upon f.e adoption of le preamble and re-oiu0o', aud
rrey were c.r.ili ov ac Oycra he.u'us uJouty oaiy
trcc votes being heard acsias- tiDi- adoption.
Co. ". W. Hancock tlaa Oh red lie following rcsc-
tior-.
+ R.,sr.E That any effort on the part Of the Gov
elmyat q. Wasi-toa 90 collect the revenue in the SEE
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ANOTHER CRYSTALPALACE.

The Secretary Of State hls received a cc.Llaucaton
from Lord Lyons, the British Miai2to. residing in Wash
ingon city, informing h,-l .h4t industrial exhibition
of the works af all nations will be held in London in the
year 7o2 The site Of the edce in which the proposed
exhibition is to take place. is that Occupied by the
crystal palace Of 1851. Qleen Victoria has granted
charter empowering certain Commissioners proceed
with the wvg and notice has been given of the fact
Preparations are in progress for brilliant display of The
fruits OF LABOR in the various civilized eount of the
globe The QGeeus Secretary of State for Foreign AZ
fairs has issued bis notice 10 the United States which has
been delivered by the British Minister to the Secretary
of State, and communicated by him to the people.
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NUMBER SO.

By e ute Of these Pshe pe'5ie attacks NJ Nervous or t
Hctft'he may he prevented sud taken ifs commence
ent Ct attack immediate relief fron pain and Sickness viii be
obtained.
They seldom fa In removing the Nausea and Haddchs
which fersel 80 subject
They act gently upon the boWels-renov!ag CostiseHos
Ior literary Men, StadcHt Delicate Females and per,sns
OF sddntfry Ao5 they are valuable LasdhSs improving
The appetite, giving tone and og0r digestive organs,
restoring the natural elasticity ard strength the syrem
The oEPHALIC PILLS the result of long gaion and
carefully conducted experiments having been many years.
during which time they have prevented aud relieved
amount Of pain and suffering fro Headache origna
ting in the NERVOUS system from derAnged Of the
stomach.
They entirely vegetable In h Composition and may be
ken a, all times with perec; safety without making any change
Diet and heqisnce Of any dbagreeJie b rders easy
% ddDliHitsr item 10 chil6yen.
BEWARE OF COUNTERPEITsi
The genuine have Eve signatures Henry c. Sparkling on each
box
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers IN Medcite.
box will be sent by mall prepaid, on receipt OF the
PRICE, 25 CENTS.
AL orders should be addressed to
HENRY @. SPALDING,
As Cedar Street, New York.
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JFBFyI.H GvBos, Chairman.
g.. ". t..Srz. z.lEE, Secretary.
SOUTHERN RIGHTS MEETING Is PRINCE ED.
WSEu.

SOUTHERN RIGHTS ntLtlN" IN IhlN1E ED-
WARD
At. -.e.--- C tho citizens Of Prince Edward, held
d.. .r. C..f- House o.. rCaiav Ie.h March, ON motion
a. Cola ssso-. Samuel g.. Anderson was upp..ut-
.f Chairman end G..-y Stokes aa- Merry 4. Parrish.
.-e.,-is.. o. motion o, John II. Esiybt d Coqmi,-
- O. ., ugr. appointed % rapsre resolutions. Com
ri..ee-Jull Knight Richard u. Watkins Henry I.
Parrish Newton Cunningham aud Aua.ea K Fersbe.
While tba Committee vas out, Ar. john L. Thornton adj
dressed t5e meeting When be coneltei. the following
resolutions were tuse4 as me unanimous report OF tle
Committee and were adopted by the meeting with oHg
one dissenting vote.
Tn, people OF Prince Eiwart assembled m primary
meeting -e,mirE ttis fitting occasion TO press heir
ora,u s.: rels % .e C0u4i ion @. Our uaot a! trou-
b!es. 90 resolve.
.,t THAI regarding the rJccl. Iu2ugura, address Of
Prt, lent Lincoln d, aa index Of the principles and poll
az Of his administrations we look upon i rs no war with
oir 0r- cherished notions o. Sate d .tts aud State
slver I-rsv. I..ttle i1lu4.1us therein Clearly given
Ola '1r 90 .o,j occlry and possess tue forts
aud ,ers and cg..c. the revenue 10 ,tc States which
b, ss,s5sf lryu sra are no longer l.eu6trs ct this
Govern. 70 ase tan.lmCuut TO declaration Of was
,,.i-.. t5er
IA That former occls:ou pledged ourselves
with great uuauiuity resist such stempt at ooer-
or W. hereby renew our assurance 20 our ser States
OF the S-cth of our sympathy with them, ald our reac
ness 20 c1 operate I'm an proper efforts 70 arrest and re-
s .sF attempts at tyranny on the par. Of the Federal
q ,ys-rr,s-t
g.-. ~, ..,rii.il, eldgrse Tue position receatiS
tser by ogr Legislature denyilg 20 the General Gov
s-,. ,bs r,f. 20 cn,rce seeding State, aud pedg
~ -, o.. 80, s,cb an attempt by all the means in
hs5po'sr. ,-......,--,-. -, ,,.. ...,..o..5 m.5i,
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and over drawbrdge in the rear In from: is a COM
munication under ground with the old Spanish fort
which performs the part OF outwork in front This
Is merely semcircuiar battery of or twelve guns
Barrancas-or more fully Fort San Carlos de Barancas
-occupes the most commanding position of all the
works, and is directly in the line Of approach Of vessels
entering the bay, bt its defensive capabilities are not
great.
As We walked the parade ground, the Alabama regi-
mont, consisting Of ten strong companies out for
evening parade. Al seeing them dismissed
ed to Warrington and there in the company Of the
KlnavNs llIcoL Lhe time until iha calns m-E. clnsch
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Il Is no novelty TO 6ad dominant race in the midst
Of nation. China, Rissa Spain Austria, and England
have their dominant races, Who have controlled ana
shaped the Government and kindly accepted is places
Of honor and prCGL Up to the h day of March the
Uuitcd States have had dominant race every way dis.
posed TO relieve the Of the people Of the cares OF
Government aud 20 rule aud govern it pleased. OIL
garchCs obtain the control OF Government not much
oy the force Of .neleci as by following the business Of
governUeut as pursuit or trade. and our Southern
oglrchi have succeeded Only because their persever-
auce has been mdomtatle and their victims unresstng.
Banding together man. trsging themselves for pO-
Etca work Of every kud establishing satrapes in the
North abou, ss sure aud sesdAst the superior power
al home they finally 10 think themselves inyinci-
bic, and issued their ediets-Fi,h sublime apdacity
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MAInR ANDERSON

The Baltimore American sneaAus VI the courage for.
,;,,do oJ roro,t,os, ,b,cb have T.,r,piobod ~ o
duct Of Major Anderson since he has been placed in CON-
aand Of Ao post he occupies says is the honor
of those who so long have surrounded bis position at
Sumter that they acknowledge him "a foeman worthy
their steel aud with voice hail him as the BGyard oil
his age "wthout fear and without reproach OF all that
gueTng garland of chivalry that enccles the bright
bay OF Charleston, the flower of brightest bloom and
sweetest fragrance is the central of aniy nobeness
IN valOr that blooms amid the long sharp thorns Of
4 nter
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-15

THE COFFIN OF Henry Villa excavating for the
temporary grave of the Duchess Of Ken; small open
ing was made into the vault which contains the collins OF
Heury VIII and Qf his queens Lady Jane Seymour
also the cogns OF Charles l. and infant chd OF Qleen
Anne. The oti's, and even the crmsors which are
placed the cOrones in toerabe state of prescrva.
ton and the spear hole ia the coffin of Henry VIII said
to have been made by OF the soldiers of Oliver Crom
we'll was clearly discernible.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-15

DIsTREssING CAsUALrr-On Monday of last week
Wm. NJ Clurn of Accomlc Va, acoidently drowned
in Drummcnis millpond while returning in skiff from
a small island, and when within twenty yards of the
shore. No rescue could reach him, although his wife
was standing on the bank at the time.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-15

The FAMINE IN ISDIA-7~o Millions If People Starr.
The news from India is frghtful il ha extreme
famine ID devastating the country" The London Times
Of The 29h in article the subject, after adug
to the fact tia: the famine is created by drought says
at is drought in a land where the san Llkcs up the
soil almost tie hardness Of pottery: and where the
earth Sincg. rain il the accustomed season. is i'm
penctEabe crust Where irrigation works exist the
scanty waters will suffice to produce scanty crops bu;
where there 10 such works there is vegetation to
be found &r Edmoudson, the Lieutenant Governor of
the Northwestern Provinces, had himself that in a
march of tserty miles there not q green blade in
any direction Families were fleeing away from the
death which threatened them Enacia,ed muitudes
dropping ana dying by the way Aud all this We
are told but the beginning Of the terrible aamity
which threatens to involve population 9c4oned by Que
speaker at the Mansion HOle ~ seven millions and
halt One of these stated that two millions and half
are actuallt starving