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7rial prog-essing.-Th trial Of Harvey
Wash, for passing counterfeit gold coin, was
resumed Lefore Judge Lyons on Saturday, and
the whole day was occupied i'll hearing the
took charge of the jury, and the Court ad-
joarned over to this morning.
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NEAR CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA,
Nov ~ JSr,

Gen. J. II. HTnder--Sir: Circumstances
lately situated me- SO, / could but hear base
charges and taisehoods emanatirg from a
prisoner taken after the battle at Scarey in
Kanawha, known as DIR. Withers, believe :
he claimed to be & Colonel in the Federal
army, and think it but jus tice To all inter
esied it shonld BE- known, and hope YOU will
say in reply whether this man was on parole
when he escaped from your charge, and if
SO, the facts connected with it.
Whilst Cols Woodruff end Nef and 9th
ers, prisone, e, conducted themselves on their
trip TO Richmond with dignity and propriety,
have ii freu reliable authority he ayailsd
hin self of many opportunities 20 express his
kind feelings for the South, and his inteu
tons rot again b fight against the South
taxing care his corn paniops should uot hear
Ii Is professions, ald than he since SAYS our Is.
dies spit upcn Eini, sadly Disgusting him
with the sex, ana thai ha was not on nirole
of honor, but forged your x.anle TO Il pE.ss and
escaped. / have since eeen in Fed. raj IA :
pers that he has gotten back by way af Old
Point to his regiment iii Western Virginia
that he VIII likely be made aEeneral FL. his
honOrab bic and adven turahs escane. when
even Lincoln might refuse him for promotion
or place, il l,s is 50 low as to break his IA
role At least, he should bear his pro,,sr ear
marks in future, wherever he may be.
Very respectfully,
S. W. FIckIIY.
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Andy Johnson crisd--so snyx In. cor,A~,,1,e
dent q ths Cincinnati cos.ms,e;a,- y,
- 49, dS:.sacsion I'll ais hopes 81 rssel.
w, w. ~ asnnssecs ~ the stsmpede irom
Uapf. VIM. Mct,oy, Jr.. aisd ii ~. <, ! 49, 80.
yFseeence, u Tfenktip, II pendlston nanniv
Va fsW days dnces Of ulsas Ics ana aim B 3.
He. contracted tp cspap. - -
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Mss Ida Vernoa.-This young lady, who
was an acknowledged favorite Of the Rich
mond public last winter, commences an en-
gagement at the Theatre to night in the thrill
ing drama of C,.milhe, founded ON popular
romance by Dumas the younger We have
seen the character well played on several oc-
casions, but never so well as by Miss Matilda
Heron, to whom theatrical criticism has inya-
riably awarded the palm. Miss Vernon, we
are informed, has copied the style of that &C
tress with complete success, and we anticipate
much pleasure in Witnessing Her performance
tonight. The play il otherwise well cast.
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Fsacrai Priseners--The seven prisoners Of
war, who arrived last Friday night by the
southern train, werefrom the Florida coast.
They were captured in a fishing boat, sailing
under the Yankee flag, near Cedar Keys.
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Laaisfipiia9d Hogs We ara requested to
call the aitentiou OF The authorities TO gang
Of boys who asseiab!e every evening on The
rocks without any consideration a. to what or
whom they hit. The church was bombarded
last Saturday, but we did not learn that any
breach was made in the walls. The spot Is .
few steps outside Of the corporation, and the
lads have taken up an idea that it il neutral
territory, since the police do not modest
them
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The Rirer.-We notice another rise in the
waters of the james. The tributary streams
have been unusually liberal in their supplies
this wear
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Hinder Qiarfers.-John CLARK, charged
with making himself generally obnoxious
while intoxicated. and John setter. changed
with assaultang Daniel z. Johnson, were ar,
committed IN deianlt Of surety 10 Keep the
peace =
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Coafrmatioa--Rt Rev. Bishop Johns, de
livered an Impressive discourse in st. Paul's
Church yesterday morning. and administered
the rite of confirmation to some thirty per-
s0ns.
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Personoi-Maj Gen. j. Bankhead Magru-
der, of TIE Provisional Army, arrived in
Richmond on Saturday from the PeAnsula,
and is stopping ct the Spotswood Hotel.
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Matrimony.-Daring the month of Novem-
Der the Clerk of the Hastings Court has grant
ed marriage licenses 10 seventeen happy
couples, giving them full permission TO change
their condition "for better, for worse" Al
liances matrimonial are not at all interrupted
by the war, though it requires some nerve
in youth to risk his fate upon the chances
of connubial life in such perilous times as
these. However, we give them all the bene.
fit of our blessing, with the hope that they
will enjoy peace, plenty, and posterity-espe-
cially the latter
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The Memphis Appeal, of the I'D nit, says:
We learn that q t,ial of one of the new
Federal gun boats was made at Cairo tlIre,
or four days since by firing tbirty-t pound,
ers al it. 1t is all ged that those heavy mis-.
SIZES made no impression On its iron clac
sides whatever.
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MARRIAGE OF DAN RlcE.-Thas Cleveland
ding Of Dan RICE. which seoh Mace at his
farrn, near Girard, Penn, on the 9Th inst;
Miss Charlotte Rebecca McUonneii, of Ga
Tnrd, being the birds. His residence has re-
style Of pscnliar but nj It admir- ME taste. a
Wild aud romantic tract OF land, sulaciently.
ample, on one section of the farm, has bsen
enclosed ~ = park, In whieh areEa mum Der af
elk, dsexy huifalot stc.s' In the cen ire q flaA
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. Aryfst< Two boys. manned Jerry Dunno.
want and Dan Nnfphy, who wats fnrned dut
o. jaii about d week since, arO again pndar
Aseett 1eg larceny sagssY ssa
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- THE NJ. AND b. UNION, No = N
~ meet, at BoDEkEk'S HALL. on Mrw
onY NIGHT, Dec.nioer I'd, at u v'c,oc, |,
al attendahce Ii gu sled, as business o. imnn.
me will be ugnt up.
By order OF the rKEsID vt
no oo-2t@ h. q. ClEVEkS. Re-. Sscv
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Gel. Ice HifiisrS.

me reader viii rememb Der the escape of
this unml ussted SCAMP from the custody of
our military authorities when psrmi tt.ay;
some privileges on his parole. Mr.. s w
fieNiih happening to be recently within the
lihss OF zen. iIcsencranz's camp, heard much
OF this perjnred officer, ans promised 10
transmit the proper documents to prove HI
breach OF faith and honor. The following
are the papers prepared for this purpose:
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PKEfIDgST DAVIS FAST FAY TN L0UIsvlLLE.
The Louisville (Bowling Green) Courier, o
the 18th, learns frcm n gen tleman just iron
Louisville, that The day set apart by Pre-
dent DAVIS Ior fasting and prayer WAS Quit
generally observed by the Southern Ris h
cinZens OF Louisville. Our informant saw /;
procession of Sunday school children tina
day, and he was quite rprised that THY
were not arr ested by the Yankee authorize,
there. Pubic service was held in one u In,
churches, 1T which the Louisville Denocra
was exceedingly indignant, and gave vent u
ATS rage IN It's usual supp!y Of biliingsgate.
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AL CLOTHS The subscribers, having &
I creased iheic facilities for manufacturing s..
low prepared TO Bupriy narct auts vi Oil
!LOTU3 Of various adrts, from A to - inelt'
wide. also, CAP CLOTHS. These goods VII
~ f'urd superior 70 any othsr mar aisctmeS
ne South. The sttsn'i"n of clethiers IS laiHl
arly called to these guois, SaTnpl"s Ard pnfs
forwarded by nail RUTH il PoRT,
Factory near Central Depot
de 2-lm* Office on Msis aud {, ovsTnerFs
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forthwith dispatched - invited guests: .
pe 49,. g ioe samRsaons repast % BE- Pre-
appsarance viii undoubtediy fsciitste. II
not mar, the promised pleasure Of thoss who
may DO compslied 10 take hasty plate Of
SOUP" #
TEXAS IrENs.
From the compilation OF Texas news In The
Houston Telegraph, Of the Goth ult., we take
the following items. q
S~ The Seguins CoRfsderaey Says that at the Ate
term OF the district court in that county, Jsck.
slars Of a. Ward, Of Guadalupe couEty,
who had been con victed Of murder A wear
,go, was sentenced to be hung on Friday. the
Is th Of Decem her.
The Corfederaey has thA following nut: for
Aboiitionists
" The case Of Charity, free negro. and her
five chill rem, who had peti,toned the ceurt
90 enter voluntary slavery for life, was also
disposed Of, and our fellow townsman, Geo
Hollamon, became the lucky recipient
and owner OF six as likely slaves as coultS be
found IN any country. Another strong and
convincing proof OF the fotIy OF those negro
odd years OF freedom, as in the case of Charity
rather than 60 North and still be free, cho..
to remain In the South in voluntary slavery
for life."
"PARsoS BaowNLow.
A notice having been copied in this paper
from the hicH PMS 4cctGHc2c mat " tdft0n
Brownlow had left Knoxville with thir.eel
guns, and was sympathizsr In the Union
movement in that quarter" as an act of jus
tice we copy the following disclaimer, waich
ne has lately had published
have never, at any time, left Knox vile or
elsewhere with any guns. nor have L had any
guns to furnish 10 others. LETT knoxSill,
ABOUT three weeks ago, on horseback, to Try
and collect some ices due me for adyertisin.
in tht-adloibing counties OF Blount ana Sc.
vier, and stated TO different persons where
was going and what my business was.
As ii regards the bridge barring, Ihave NJ
knowledge of the guilty par ties, and 1 neyei
had any animation from any quarter OF. any
such purpose until heard the next day tba
he outrage had been perpetrated. 1ccnGemn
the burning most unu I'D lheuly, Gs an Ia az
vised measure, and am not sympathize
! in any such movement And had know
| ledge OF any such purpose come TO me, J
would have felt bJuna in honor AMI all goo,
conscience to have made the fact knowa t.,
the chief officers of the railroads.
voluntarily slgned q comm unicatioa t.
Gen. ZjiIicofer, weeks ago, together witt
| fifteen OF twenty other gentlemen, pIedsin,
| ourselves to promote peace, and TO urge UnioI
men not 20 re0ei, to lake up arms, or to com
init my outragss whatever. That docunle..
was published III ali the Tennes see papers. }
| signed it III good faith an have kept tha
| Ialth. WA. u. BRo Lew
| PRECEDENT DAvIs's FAST DAY IN LouIsvILLB.
| The Louisville (Bowling Green) Courier, O.
the 18th, learns trCm n zen tleman Just from
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rmE DLoekAssks orr sag TExAs co AsF--is Be.
e6AE6R 81 sEgTz.
We copy the following from the Galveston


Ners. 8
Capt. A. A. Tomlinson, from vslasco, In.
forms Us that about p. NJ, on Friday last,
the schooner ram Houston, cruising from the
eastward, sailed up within Il mile OF the fort
At Velasco and fred ala-ponnder, the ball
passing over and but a few feet above the left
corner OF The fort, and striking log la the
river Beyond. The snot was immediately re-
turned from the fort 10y an as FOUNDER the
ball passing ii.tle 10 the left or stern OF the
schooner, when she immedia tely Turned 70
get out or the way, raising the United ctates
flag at the same time Eour other shots were
fired at her from the fort, all OF which were
line SHOTS, the first striking the water snort
OF the schooner and ricocheting, and appar-
emily hitting her; the third, fourth, and 18th
shots tell short, and probably cid no damage
as she WAS now too fAr of.
THINGS IN YoETHExN EkSrCcXY-HEAyY Rim
foRcgxBSrs or THE rASEEEs.
The Louisville Courier, of the Goth Nevem-
Der, con tains The following.
Movements AT Louisville and eisew here un-
mistakenly indicate q speedy advance move
CT the Yankees in overwhelming numbers.
For some ten 6ays past two or three regi-
ments have arrived at Louisville daily and
been sent forward to wards Bowling Green
Gen. Bun Nelson's command has been
withdrawn fron Prastonsbnrg to the mouth
By steam boats Tae Wildcat and Camp Dick
Robinson troops seem to be cphcsnt rating
abont Danyills and Crab Orchard. So
4 AakssT or = LlicpLx sscRrirIxo orricrs.
The Rowling 0reea, Ksntuck u special cor
respondent OF tho Memphis Argus, writing
uadsr date OF Novennbes g. says: Il
81 A man named harlow made his appear
ssrdny sas ia pnfposs Of preparing ps.s.:
pefttD Allen COUNTY. Ard WA sfrs@ted nad
pasesA h jail, harlow has been 1tpcotn
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NTOLEN.-My Cesh --as broken open on NJ
day night IN ~. and valu ahie receipts and vong
ars. with & fuul of money, takeu th-rafo4.
he this will return tie PAYERS or place Iesn
where can gst ths IN no questions shsi ba ass3
~ ti-,. y a-"t1 t'TFH'sN
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five years cd He has q -tsr on the iirea si
ma or tvo white fest ard scar on the knee
ANY o~e who will return him TO DR.. T. 4.
DIANE, corner of Grsce snd : Ii sis Nill be g7ir
sbiy rewarded de -
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MILITARY WATERPROOF EQulP,,
IAl MENTS.~-A compists assortment q vi
10th Coats Capss, Blankets, Legsinsr GLNA
Hsvslocks Hsvrrsecks, ard KnsPsacks %
found at the Knarsack Depot, 90 Main AID a
ernor street., over Spence a. Gareys. 1btr
yoods are all manufactured Of the best souAa'
made at rails, end at reasonable prices eEf'n
md other. krpp'i d. who'e sic. &c 80
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~ SEktiLAGT-ApAkMSu F IA, me-,
- OF DELE G Al ES-Mess-s E5i,o-s'o . 81
ormer Sergeant alarms OF the House @, n, -iss
aaying be.n appoin ted to en- office under S gates
government, that body will hive TO eI,e, !.
pos: a new man at the ensusng SEASON nm, 'ae
IAN ind no one better fitted for ii, nor indeed .,y
zee go well aequsintsd WITH ito duties, :, o. sny
)ANIEL WAnD, who filed 1. ior .sver., S v.
the satisfaction OF all. This veteran and ..a
,ie genth man learn is eanei ate AND ,aI
10 will recsiye the consideration he d. s.rvs, :.
ands OF til . Legisia,ors a more ohIg,ns ana as
sn;ive officer the House CT Delegates never hss
no 5v-2tk BiIrER,nIs
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( tAME TO my farm, near TIE Mcthsl ltsyle
I tn Bpi2e gsts. on to 18th of Roveubsi
tORSE ard M A II f.. Both are bars II,
dorss Is cid, end has no shoea an. The Mse
sauug, and shod ell round Both haf ha srs u
Fhsn taken up. They ws,e advertised Ia hs pl,
,atch on the l4th and 2oih OF tbs month, srd 70
wv er haNi g cone forward n claim til u, asAl
,oti'y the owner to- eone forward, prove pr0prr',
'sv ezne"s's If seepirg ard advertising then.
hey will be dealI with as the law d reefs.
% S-1-r InTN JACOB
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STATE CONVENTIONS

SATURDAY, Nov. 80, 1851.
The Convention was opened with prayer
by the kev. MIR. BossxRGAS, Of the UniYer
salist Church.
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Mr.. MoRRIs moved to take up the ordi-
nance previously reported by tn especial com :
mittee IN relation TO the loyalty OF Judge
pdss,d
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4 LIB. LsBROCK, --,rs,
y ARTISTS AND Pi1SIih'
g3 YAis sIgat
Under the Spotswood Hcts!.
Has eons,sn'y on hand 8 ls'se
stock ef White Lead Psiots dry and III CD V@'
varnish-s. Gil as, Putty Cline, &e. -.
Artists materials. tng~s iug', Picture fh''
Gil. and Rosewood Mou dipgs.
Uall ald examine before .uytng eisswGe''
dA
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Mr. MAcFARLASD, from tbs Committee on
Finance, report ted IA Ordinance autho, izin z
the Auditor to issue Treasury notes not bear
ing in terest. Laid on the table, and ordered
to GO Drip ted,
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THE RIGHT OF sUFFRAaR.

Dir. MOORE offered the following resolu-
ton, " hich WAS adopted:
Rcso;ued That the committee on amend
Elents TO the CONSTITUTION be instructed 20
insert III the Ordinance by which the Ccusti !.
tutlon shall be submitted to the people for
ratification or rejection, X provision reeuir-
ing the officers conducting the election to
take at the same time a separate vote on the
question OF so restricting tue right OF So ifrage
mat person shall vote a.. any cleo ton who
has Tot paid, within the year they Were
assessed, all State and comfy or corporate n
taxes assessed on him in the county III which
he resides, for the year preceding that in
which he offers to vote.
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W --. .st.sJ .srn .Vh lasi, IN wt.fe
4 the city, a pair Of GOLD stECTACLEs, n
rcd u osccco csc. A liberal reward will he ad
or their return 70 Rev. N. l.. SwEENET. or Il ss
n the'Dispatch flee as PIE
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MARrLAxp srArK CoxvExrrox.-The Mary.

MARYLAND STATE CoSvgsrroS.-The Mary
land State Convention has adjourned, subject
TO the call of the Pres ident, until the 18th Of
March, unless Virginia should take some
definite action sooner than that date
The resolutions adopted by the Convention
assert that a full and fair expression OF the
popular will is most likely 10 be had by a
Convention called on the accommodation OF
the Governor, and that as ii is now asserted
that the Governor will, by proclamation, au-
thorize such movement, in the event OF the
failure upon the part of Congress and the
Peace Conference TO adopt any satisfactory
plan of compromise, the Convention approves
that purpose and adjourns until the 18th Of
March TO await the Governors action; unless
intermediately the State OF Virginia shall Sc
eede when the Convention is to be mme-
diately re assembled at the call Of Its Presi-
dent. If the Governor declines to call a sSov-
ereign" Convention previous 10 the 18th prox-
imo then the Convention will at once recon
mend to the people to proceed to the election
of delegates 10 such u Convention.
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SALUtfN" fHs LA1'-~A NC 10Ou1ie 1EiuuHe, 0S
the lath inst, has the following paragraph
The British ship ''Timoar'' passed the Fort
ON Tuesday, on her way TO sea. She gracefully
dipped her ensign The salute was as cour.
>teously acknowledged by the Fort An Amer
lean bark came into the harbor on Monday in
gallant style and gave the Fort the same polite
recognition. Her name was not kaown, hu,
we suppose that she was the bark Oasis, Capt
Creeel, from Baltimore. She was tho only
bark that arrived that day. We are Informed
that the European vessels hoist the State col
ors In leaving the harbor, but that occasional
iy the Northern United States shippers refuse
this courtesy and have to be brought 10 by ths
argument of 4 little power, proceeding oui y
the mouth Of one Of the guns OF the Fort ~
trust that presently they will be en- oettsa
terms with "The contedernte States ot AMntrr !
ca, q and viii take pleasure In giving them N
| respect which ia their due, and which, 0os
willing, they intsnd - sNtorcs, y - -
faSo1,
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Stealing Pouitry.-A lad calling himself
Richard Morris, and who goes by the al,as oi
Johnson. was carried before the Recorder
yesterday, for being an active participant In
the felonious abduction of one turkey and five
chickens belonging 10 Robert ;. Johnson
The evidence supported the charge, and the
prisoner WAS sent on in default OF $3.50 bail to
take his trial before the Hustipgs Court on the
18th of next MAY.
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Hon. DO n J. cittttndtn.-A letter to this
dis tinguish Kentu, ky stat.sIn an, request
ing him to visit Richmond and deliver an nd-
dress on national affairs, has received, during
the last few days, the signatures of many of
the distinguished gentlemen now here, en-
gagged in the consideration of State and Fede-
raj questions. should Mr. Crittendeu re-
spond favorably. ii would take pretty large
hall TO hold his audience.
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ReprieUs Groatsd Samuel II. Jefford, who
was convicted al the last term Of Judge
Lyons Court, and sentenced TO three years'
imprisonment in the Peniten tiary for swtnd-
ling Martin l.. Coyington Of $50, was yesser-
day reprieved for ten days by the Governor.
in order to allow his counsel time 10 apply TO
the Supreme Court OF Appeals for super
gareAS
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DEATH OF Mas. GoEE, THE NovELIsr.-Mrs.
Gore died at Linwood, England, on the esd
ult, in the esd year of her age. She began to
write when she was twenty -four her first
novel, Theresa Marchmont, is said to have
been written in week since then she has
produced as many AS sixty or seventy works,
extending to nearly two hundred Volumes
Her facility In composition was almost eq ual
TO her fecundity; frequently she wrote a
volume a month, and as many as three or four
novels In year. The most successful Of her
works We're: "The Diary Of a Desaaauyee,'
" The Hamiitons, Pin Money" The
BANKERS Wife," Peers aud Parvenues,n 2
"Temptation and Atonement" Her last pro-
dac ton was The Two Aristocraeies." With
in the last ten years her works have been In
Iess demand Mrs. Gore was the widow OF
Charles Arthur Gore, OF LIST Life Guards abs
was married TO him In 1879 A son Of hers, d
Young man Of one or two and twenty, accom-.
panied the Prince Of Wales during hs rsssal
Wait TO CanadR and this country.
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Ssittaa Fish Contrary to 0ydiaaaes RI Z.
Kirby, Pleasant Grew. Angustus Stapiess
fish, were carried before the Recorder yester~
day, and flned each ~ for selling hsh N fink
Alley and thereby violating the ID section ana
l2lth page Of the market ordinances " taa
eit
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Grand Jury Presentn,ents.-The Grasd
Jury Of Judge Lyons Court, John gureeii
foreman,l yesterday returned a preschtment
against John Lipscomb and Thos. Wilkinson,
for burglary committed about nine months
ago. and one presentment against Danl w.
Lee and Robert Brapnon, for n felonious as
sault on Elizabeth England. The Grand Jury
adiourned till Saturday week.
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LORD BRoUGHAM IL FAVOR OF CoScEssIoS.-
The following letter, addressed by Lord
Brougham TO the Birmingham Conference, is
well deserving of the attention of those shall
low politicians who, in order TO sus tain some
thing they call a platform, make shipwreck of
the Union:
CANNES, Var Jan. 10Th, 1861.
M Dear HUI: l have again to express my
great regret at not being able TO attend the
Conference. You may well believe how deep
an interest ! take in il. There wants some
such thing 10 give one comfort in these times,
when such untoward events are, ii is TO be
feared. in progress. The difficulties unhap
PLY interposed by various causes (some OF a
kind not easily renoved,) to the settlement Of
Italy under :. constitutional government, free
ing her from the worst tyranny of modern
times and, above all, the alarm felt by all the
friends OF human improvement at the risk OF
disunion in America, are naturally uppermost |
in ones mind ut the present time. How much
it is to be wished that the contending par ties
in both Italy and America would take Il leai
out of our books and learn the wisdom as
we'll as virtue of compromise and mutual
concession Our Constitution is the genuine
result of this wisdom. l heartily wish sue
cess TO the Conference, and believe me, etc,
BRouGHAM.