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Il HITTING COTTON, Domestic and German,
h of 81 and threads superior article fer fale by
n2itf a Baltimore st, between Gay and Frederick
GLOVES of Cloth, Merino, Cotton and Wool
~ Also Halfiiese of Merino, Cotton and Wool
matt 40 Bsltinore st between Gag ana Frederick;
REERINO, WOOLLEN, COTTON AND GAUZE
trsn Alsa Woels ana Cotton Hose OF al Kinds Also,
' nsiG MUS 40 ' % Bait st. between Gay and frtds1ck
CEILING OFF all Wool Shirts and Drawers
~ at very low prices. Call and examine, ,,,,,,-
n24-tf 40 Baltimore st. between Cav and Frederick
ZEPHYR W0RSTED, Chenille and Embro-
6sftf ' - ,i in St. between Gay and Frederick
XE7OOLLEN KNITTING YARNS, of Merino
w AID saxony Wool! large assortment ,,,,-,
n2a-tr 40 Baltimore St, between Gay and Frederick
COCIAL MANUFACTURING COMPANY'S
kJSlLESlAS, in all colors, store and :or sale by
a RKWRlGHT FINE COTTONS.
y cases just received an4 b 2f 2e P G$ aco
DEYNOLU'S BLUhSATlNETS.
fe2s-tf ERiCf{. PHILLIPS 1 Co.
UUNTUOSUC UNION CLOTHES.
4 Black, Drabs, Blues, Green's and Mixtures in stor
fa2s-tf TRiCK, PHILLIPS co.
DARKER'S UNION OASSIMERS AND SAT
te2S.tf : 80 -. - Ff;fCH, PHILIPS zee.
EE1lLLlAMSVILLE FINE ACHED
feas ~ l'-'9 !" store al" FRcS PHIrIPs co
SKTAUREGAN Mills COTTON, OF all grades
ssSst r. store and i0r S"'eOs FRICK. PHILLIPS co
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EtAST STEEL BELLS.
~ NJ. KEITH. IR, 4 son, Agents, % South Charles
tee in store sample OF these now celebrated Bells,
made by Nayl2r, Fic&ers Co., Sheffield, England, to
which hey respectfully ask the attention Of organi
cations, fire departm ns and Individuals throughout the
Southern and StaLes Bells supplied short
tee, varying in weight from IS lbs. to 5000 lbs Prices
ouly orethrd much bronco and less than half
which compOsiton Bells Circulars be had april
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A0Egss. IL, IgI Ss3..yg ag9 EtNl.
VALUABLE GUN. RIFLE AND PISTOL
Il = \ LIZ 4 IAIEL,

|
K VALUABLE GUN. RIEI.E AND PISTOL
| NEAR THE CITY ~ BALTIMORE.
! Al that Valuable Properly known ag Hecaiors GIN
FACTORY, staat near The Bcr Road, cut 1--WE miles
large tilree-st ~ SG"NH rAcriEY .RUIL9IYG, with
Too necessary for the OF cans, hiass, Pts.
Iol' and Small Arms Of every +. description.
\ large and coTnmodious Fame DWELLING, (nearly
ne"') Containing L Rooms ! ani - Kitchen.
Fo.I- FfA' HOUSES, fog worsm n containing each
| four ICONS ana Kitchen.
= new FRAME STABLE and all necessary Cut Houses
b. %5 5 4oR 355 g9 b. ahnt aH lcNES OF
If not before sid e. rriva sale, this prongry will DO
of res! 4 ra5}j sneti2n At ,a &achanPr in Baltimore
u tle hi, hest bidder
grI2s Of sale msde known at the time Of ea'e
,,,I&eud 2 Second street.
nj In ". = ) II ga D; stre- *
LNUR RENT.-A STABLE ia the rear Of House
= No; 3l2, West Lexington Str,.t between Ii,e and
spi9tf No. I22 WIsi /, r1ba,d t,eet
-, FOR i,ENT,-W AHhHUUSE No. 81
E4:i &m tbs wharf, to be vacated We l2. instant In
-sG5k@ quire Of J. G.. HAENEf co,
aplu 70 Exchange Place
e. FOR RENT.
The lfe trse,slqy 2 u.s.! g 20 Nore chars9
Lar4c iWELIi>G No 70 s. panI street, corner ef Rank
lane lately occupied as EoafdiEs-hoUe a-d suitable
STORE afD DWELLING. south east corner Of Court
land ana Saratoga streets.
STORE No. , II Rrtt srs,t soyg haries se,
lfa Small al on Spring Court near Charles
Large STABLE and Yard IN Pratt street, near Howard.
STORE No &c North Chsrcs street. lately occupied by
Mrs 5 "; Hughes Dwelling above otto, well adapted
DIV ELLING HOUSE No Lexington street, west
Ch9rl2s lately occupied by Chipma4 Beard ns-house
ar9H Nos N. Calvert street
ff:55s FOR RENT-The hrst-class brown ston
n
'Ai- occupied b. otho H. Williams lsF q9lnrg &
arslt 80 NJ. Vernon Place, or 81 second street.
E7OR RENT.-.Desirable OFFICES. Apply
4 ar3-h Ct Second STR II.
. PF0PF XXX * (. 4 Ata5xS Tgsnnnr.
nH H25 E; s aS AEA5 SIS NT A &T HI y
4 1RUUND RENTS FOR S<LE-Wet secured
~ ami hardsomely improved Three 500 each, at 8
So and per cent; one OF $50 a1num a. per c.nti
per ce two Of sl2o 1t Per c:nt Two o. SO, each At
per cent four Of IS each at &c pes cent aid i've Of so
e4ch, al 81 per cent. apply to H. II. MAliLbI, ossr,
ga FOR Neutrality-suspicious. in Ex-
Eii change Place occrci a: pres mt by Nrssr Taylor,
m1s SS'S' -, 'sss@ HRzR ~ R H < SONS
80 FOR SALE.-A handsome COUNTRY
K3:!5i SEAT near Catonsri3e. containing SEVENTEEN
'-'1'E ol'i' '0' par '''"''t G. ' BRiN EMAy CO.
mh28 # No. u Pat! -tr..t
LyUR SALE.-Farms, Houses, Country Seats,
L2ts an r., oua hf1ls. N a me fria hl me
Goo county, Virginia, Che lcuon ana iiarr,lr- Rail-
would tie divided more fam, il desired, gce
=" per %cT Ie o, lI2 agrss on ss Gs'ef
rnh25tf No = Second .t-yst.
e. FOR kENT.---1'he lour-slory Brick
Eli WAREHOUSE, No. 80 Sout. street, tBow!vs wharD,
A having water front on tie b}sinMctiurs Dock in
Iie rear and railroad track in tie St5eSf Apply to
81 : -
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mo VOC WANT NHiSHERSf
81 30 YOU WANT WHISPERS?
DO YOU WANT A HUSfACHEl
DO YOj' Want i Hi'STACHE?
REi4IIENGEEAhE'S

mhl26m 81 William street, New York.
NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is hereby
y given to the Creditors Of GILBERT NJ. BASTABLE,
that The said iincri ~ Rastb!e did, the Of
March, 1851 Deed of Trust OF sill his estate and
property benefit of his creditors the subsciher
The deed preference favor creditors
therein named after the payment Of which claims it con-
the residue the benefit OF all other creditors OF
said Gilbert NJ Bastabe Sad deed has been recorded in
the Office OF the Clerk Of the Suaeor Court Baltimore
city, and at tn Office of my attorneys hessrs.
STEELE Z. TA|ARi, No. s. Fayette street;
EDWD. WILLIAMS,
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EETM. J. HOOPER & CO.,
w C0RNEE OF SOUTH AND PRATT STREETS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
MACHINE WOEE SEN rs.


MACHINE W0FE SElNES.
SEISES TANNED, TSRRED AND RIGGED,
DEALERS IN FISHING ROPE,
u2otf C0RKS, tIllLiHG AND SEINE TwINE, 6c
: & PERLE CHAMPAGNE.
- This celebrated Wine is highly sparkling perfectly
pure and Of a rich ruy tgste unsurpassed in quality by
any VINE IN tn, american market.
RURlS (Cabnet) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. attention Of
o0nnoisseurs is invited to its qualities and superiority
dinner inc of unrvaled merit Its beaual Eaty coIor is
guaranteed 10 he the natural product Of the grape.
PARTICULAR SoTICE.TEe undersigned, beng that
many Competitors spreading the report the Wine
imported Under the OF Rbs is articiay colore
hereby bid She Of TgH THOUSAND DOLLARS ANY known
Chemist who c4Gld in any public experiment, afford the
scientific proof that deep color CT the Rnbis
thin. else but the pure Jice OF the grape.
J. GoEEG Co.,
a Chaions- sur Aarne, france.
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senator BENJAMIN.

In the political agitations of the times politician in
the country has turned up in plight than Hon.
Judah p Benjamin. of L. His speech in the Senate du-
ring the Presidential canvass in which he edto eNhi-
bit Lincoln as better for the South than Douglas
and in doing commended the conservatism OF the for
mer, is recoleeed throughout the country Ii greatly
eoatr buted to the deael of Douglas by Lincoln in the
Northern States by its favorable contrast OF the sent-
meats and declarations of the former with tho OF the t.
ter Yet Benz amin of the first men OF the South 10
raise the standard OF resistance to Lincoln when he bad
beaten Douglas aud to advocate secession as remedy
This too, after he had only last year Iidieuled and
denounced the idea Of dissolution of the Union as
thing impossible In speech made last year in San
Francisco where Re engaged in attending to an i'm
portan law suit he thus sneered at an effort which
himself soon after undertook be found that
he could essay it successfully
Those who prate Of and strive to dissolve this glo
rous Conicderscy of States like those silly sayases
who let y their the SUM- in the vain hope oil
piercing il And still the rolls unheeding in us eter'
nj pathway shedding light and animation upon all the
world y
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VIRGINIA sTATE CONVENTION.

Tue Convention was called TO order a. - O'Clock
PRAYER 10y Rev Mr. PlrEKSIN OF the Episcopal Church.
rus SOUTH CAROLINA COMMISSIONER.
On motion of Mr. PRESTON, the Convention pro-
ceaded With the execution Of the order Of tie day
The PErsrpgs1 then introduced Hon JOHS 5. PAS
Ton. Commissioner from the Government Of South
Ctroinl who proceeded TO enumera,e tue causes which
had induced the ople OF thai State 70 d, solve their
connection IN tbe goverume0; Of the United States.
The Convention Hall was thronged 10 It's utmost ca
p.ci,v and it may be safely asserted that more intel
cent brilliant aud imposing cOucourse has seldom, If
ever before assembled in Virginia Mr. PREsToS WAS in
tc.rup.ed several times by enthusiastic applause.
A. the conclusion of his address,
NJ. GOODE Of Bedford, offered the following resou-
con, which was sdOpted
garr ana q Hon Preston, be respectfully requested
10 ur1 copies their addresses 20 This COM -aion Tor public
Mr. HALL. ofWetzel, offered the following resolutions,
which were referred to the Committee of F53erA kl-
tcns.
P.d That In the opaon Of this Convention Virginia has
m right a. any tine to herself tn powers that she
tr,q. L, he Federal Government but she should
- ex-r A AZ ght whsn the Interests Of o-r Involved
10 @ oo e,use Ans . At the mere election 81 Abraham lin
70 the the Uaited states de- the forms Of the
l D. re~Ts gan 70 General Government; but 10 view
he hat UoFion OF our ste The south comp ns
Vim th oyemeut and hys io.ed eE ConfedeIaey there
~ leaving tie state Of Srsnaa e9nae9 Eh ,hs
the border slave states 10 MINORITY 20 so
o. CJsgrss therefore, Ia h op,onn ~ this Convent on virginia
batter OF ttu protecOh,l hu1ont bih
~ and p-ue 70 The Federal CONSTITUTE n 30 a.
-..srye i aud proper equilibrium between the .ctioLs
.f.F that Eir. ina should unite 10 presenting ultmG
t 30 m Sctesn States winch dnatdm should be Just and
- % al sections Of couon country, and give The states
f.{r opplr.ubify % take aston on the same
Rsofrsd That In ne cgn!9n Of tbs oonvenen virginia
tt As tim4, wish she NIL not V ar fthe North
"a . f q -.fy the acton OF virginia or i9 TO l+eet her
n pr, o. IA usouy istoa within the time that may
h. sseoei " ,h Convention Virginia should at take
p A. Stisey secure Ter just lights oot Of The UDon
Win the NJtth-ru Coincidence. -
Z. aA
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DIR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.
WASHINGTON. Feb. Is, 1861.

10 ne Editor IF he Wig
The conflicting nature Of the rumOrs respecting hs ae'
ton OF the Peace Congress 6nds its explanation in the
rain:ul uncertainty under which the members of that
body now labor.
Guthrie declared this morning that he had lost oil
hope aud i, reported that the Commissioners from
Virginia will shortly retire from the thankess task
Tie abid Republicans are mastering here In great
fo,ce.-
The seutimeu, freely expressed here that the mind
Of the President elect j. somewhat unsettled from the con-
slant strain upon It since bs unexpected elevation His
itersons Of artificial CRISIS etc. are thought TO ind
Gaze either ineHpcable ignorance or some degree Oh
N ntal unsouudress The building in which the lnaugu-
RAJ ball to be held commenced this morning-to'
night the entire frame up IL il to be $50 feet long
ad cover an area of 600 square feet Ia spite OF the
absorbing crisis the G,ines still excites much inter
es, here aud tic decision is anxously expected. Mrs.
Gaines vas at the Capitol to-day Intelligence received
hcga states that the result Of the Tennessee eestn has
aroused much sectional Jealousy in North Alabama The
spectacle row presented o. h5o Presidents in the United
States one travelling Soth an4 the other through the
Scr,h TO their respective naugurA.ions -h the great
Dlfder Stats are a. the mercy OF do.nohing ConSen-
uoa. i not very edyirg Great numbers Of resigna'
lions IRON clerks have been sent in to the departments
10 take al c, on the 9Th pro1mo. The Senate meets
hereafter at ! A. m instead Of Il H., IS hitherto.
SIC
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SPEECH OF vIcE.pREsIDENT HANLIN.
Mr. HAMLfg on HIS WAY TO WASHINGTON


BANGOR Me Feb. IS -Vice.President Hamln and
lady left here this morning on the way for Washington
He will arrive Boston this evening, and leave for the
West tomorrow morning. He was escorted from Hamp
den TO our city by large number of his fellowtowns
men, and received here by the Mayor and exMayoI
of this city, and immense procession Of citizens il
single and double sleghs escorted the party to the rail
road station.
Notwithstanding the early hour this morning. Mr.. Ham
lin received with enthusissta chsers and the warm
greetings end sIeotionste farewell of thousands of h.
felowci;izens In reply to brief address by c. S. Cro
by, Eq, Mr.. Ham!in made few remarks, as the
train starting In the of his remarks he said
al go to the discharge OF the official duties which have
been conferred upon by generous people, and rely
Ing upon Divine Providence trust that confidence shall
never be betrayed know full well that dark clouds ar.
lowering around the political horizon, and that madness
rules the hour, but am hopeful still that people
not only )yai 10 mo s)Vernmant but they raerna
to all is ctzNns and when in practice it shall be de-
monstrated that the constitutional rights Of all the State
will be respected and maintained by following the path
iiunaed by Washington, Jofersol and Madison. may
reasonably hope end expect that quiet will be
stared aud The whole Country will still! advance in ca
reer which will elevate 10 social, moral and intel
lectusl condition"
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.
SENATE.


TUESDAY, Feb. l9:h 1861.
The Senate was called to order at IL o'clock.
PRAYER by The Rev M BOsserman, Of the Universllst
Church.
ELLIS EEPoRrEp.
Mr. NEWMAN, reported bill 70 incorporate the
Jackson County Agricultural Society.
Mr.. CARAVAN presented the petition of citizens of
Princess Anne County praying Il modification OF the
oyster laws.
BANK RILL.
On motion Of Mr.. ARMSTRONG, the bill for tie relief
Of the Bank the Commonwealth WAS taken up.
On motion Of Mr. DICKINSON, Of Prince Edward, the
b was laid OF the table and made the order Of the day
.or tomorrow at II o'clock.
bills PASSED.
The following Senate till, taken up and passed
bin to incorporate the Baltimore aud Fredericksburg
Steamboat Company.
bill to au,hGrzs an issue Of preferred stock by the
Alexandra. Noun: Vernon and Accotnk Turnpike Com
Iaay.
HOUSE OF DELEGATE2.
FEBRUARY ~, 1861.
tn, House called to order by Mr.. Toml', Of King
William.
Prayer o., the Rev G. Jacobs CT The Hebrew P,r.u-
g,so Coagr, glnon.
r.LiS REPORTED.
Senate bills, rcilnding a sum Of money TO MtdeSeN
county authorizing The second Auditor receive from the
Norfolk aud Peters urg Railroad Company State bonds
al par: r,iuadiag to Isaac Sprohe, SUN OF money
RESOLUTIONS 0F tNQClRN.
BY Mr.. HARRISON Of Eefuadiug TO 4. + Lindsey, q
sum OF money
BY NJ FROST, of Incorporating the Jackson County
Agricultural Society.
Ey Mr.. NEWTON, Of refantiug to Ro. W. Tom!in, OF
Hanover a certain sum Of money.
BILLS PASSXp.
For the relief Of the sr-e,es Of James r. Courtney Of
Wtstmorel4nd; incorporating the Saint Pauls Church
Home; to prevent FURIOUS competition between railroad
companies in which tue State is Interested
On motion The House Adjourned.
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yorthern and southern Nations.

TIE Washington correspondent of the Charleston
Mercury saws tba, Cassius ~ Clay Of Kentucky, nov
ia Washington, is o,s o, those men who heheye what
the bows In the Northern school and colleges are taught
namely that the destiny of Southern u4us TO be con-
ered and overrua By Nor.hcrn races just a. The CTR
mans overraa the Romans Ie he said much in con-
sersation With E.vood Fisher why replied Fisher,
n his quiet way Il have read history very differently
TIE civ1ed world has beeU conquered seven tmes-Lfs
Il nss by Southern meu, and twice by Northern Tie
Greeks lei on by Alexander SOu,heruers Snd slave
bode-s 50 we're the Romans under c. 30 the Araes
under M,homet the Spanards, under Philip; and hs
French. though not shareholders SJaIheruers.
need not t YOU what they di uader the grea; Napoleon
nor What position sey hold this cay uader his nephew
H.ve YOU forgotten hov tbs NOors penetrated 20 Vienna
and bu, Tor the yalor Of JJhn Scbieski, would have
IN ,sterel all Europe And DO you forget thai Roman
sgions siding wllh the Germans under Aarc, eoll Ie
ed Rome If history teaches anything, teaches tina
united South has always deGsd tbs world in arms aud
never kueS defeat m discussions 2ok place among them
selves FINALLY TO bring the mater bone, see shat
Southern tneu-Italiaus commanded by Garabsl5, aud
ghting Tor their oer,y-are doing to Alstrilns North
cru men. When yo1 sen;cm'u, talk Of coerciug the
south YOU had better Lay bear, lessons taught by his
so-iaas who are not Yankees" C4ssus completely
nOnp,ussed-uscd up.
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AHorrid Allegation.

The New York Times gives the following upon the
oral testimony Of man just form Florida. The Tunes
knows the horrd allegation is true because it has seen
the horrid AIegator-just from Florida
Tbe Secessionts OF Florida are those who have eve
rythiug TO gain and nothing TO oseand. for the pres
e they rule supreme. As instance OF the spirit that
prevails Il +, related that Fordian, within the last
month entered the store Of Northern man aud stabbed
him four times without any progacoon whatever kush-
ipg out into the street. with the dripping weapon in his
hand. he shouted, This is the blood Of Cd d-n
Yankee let us serve them all SO" For this brutal muir
der the perperaor vas elected to the Florida Couven-
ton"
It's by horrid inventions like these that sectional
heartburnings are kept alive.
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tn. NO-Compromi.ers.

The New York Tri5as believes the Union Is no ''gea.
shake" alter aud eau te permitted 10 slide siih prod,
10 both sections. Il thas dscoufses;
"Iasteai, therefore Of Secession being the terrific
monster pictured by unmanly fright Is really r.
at no, 10 Dc 50 seriously dreaded lt may the COZ
tra-y rather be facy regarded as natural nstor de-
veopmeut Of bsneGcent promise instead OF the Unnstu-
"a. distorted hjsous-feauei movement which II L be-
Eeved 20 b, hy the tiuii s5ostsghted, compromising
statesmen O, the nour"
That IS radical iepublicanism cropping out and may
Be firly regarded natural historic development Of
Aboh,.u..m. TIE "beHefcent promise referred to u
tbe liberation 81 TIC slaves Whether that comes peace
ably or through h. Katie Of the assassin and the torch
or The iaceadary Is a matter Of minor eonsid ration
sikh i5e 1l'rls II al. not These men are opposed to
sl- compromisss even % the bitter end
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY AT FORT SMITH, ARK
SHOOTING ARRAY AND ATTENT TO LYNCH

Fonr SMITH, Friday, Feb. l5th.-A terrible tragedy
occurred in this city last night par of five Over
land Mail and Little Rock coach-drivers entered the gro
Gerry Of German named Hagge, and commenced quar-
relirg Pistols drawn on both sides. The bar
keeper named Butcher sho through the heart and
died instantly Hagge received shot in the forehea
and died at o'clock this morning.
Three of the drivers, George Bennett Matt Ellis, and
Pony Farmer, under arrest, and guarded by
plny Of military The other escaped. Intense ex
element exists among the citizens The prisoners are
now undergoing examination before the Mayor
They will undoubtedly be banged to-day.
FoRr SMITH, Saturday, Feb. l6h.-As the trial of the
prisoners for the murder Of Hsgge and Butcher was
drawing close yesterday. mob entered the Justices
6ice and demanded the prisoners for the purpose of
ynehirg them. One Of the prisoners, named Pony Far
mer broke from custody and attempted to escape. He
Immediately fred upon and instantly killed. The
crowd then secured the remaining prisoners and made
for place of execution, but before they could carry out
their designs the authorities nteriered and secured the
prisoners and lodged them IN Greenwood Jail. The
ctcment in regard to the affair still continues and is in
tpn
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had produced than. Ne bssvsd that the euly remedy
nov was national Convention. Any other proposed
remedies would fail meet the wshcc Of the two houses
Of Congress-
Mr.. Guthrie, of Kentucky, opposed the motion In .
speech Of great power and sustained the report Of the
committee of which he was chairman. He urged upon
the Convention speedy action. There time be
lost If the Convention really intended to adopt
which would peace and good brotherhood between
the States, they ought 10 do 80 at once.
Mr. Curtis of Iowa followed next but did not sustain
either the call Of National Convention or the report Of
the committee. 1t dsquisiiion upon political A.
fairs generally and could be interpreted every
thing or nothing as the case might be.
The question as TO what the report of the
committee meant respecting the Territorial question. It
was contended by several among whom Reverdy
johnson that only applies to present Terrific
res but to future acquisitions also and with that view
he (Mr. Johnson should move an amendment as to
exclude territory hereafter to be acquired
The debate kept up to nearly three O'clock when
they adjourned until Monday at eleven o'clock.
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Gi'h attention 10 nov being attracted ia France, and
throughout nearly the whole civilized world TO ihe prC
cesGBgs Of the famous suit pending the French courts
~ regard the Inheritance Of the late Jerome BO0s-
p1rse brother Of TIE great Emperor which will virtually
decide which Of biz t~o marriages j. valid and whether
has American descendants the Prince Napoleon AMI his
s,er MAthlde TO be considered nlestimAte. The
case is toll Of romantic interest Oeiy Of
the peculiar circumstances connected with IL bu,
count Of the varied fortunes Of the parties involved and
The magnitude Of the issue 10 dispute
Fss ,eS journalist auds very highly the hhers'y Of
Loui. Eapoh0a, In permitting any trial Al all Of us
aass i,a /. tbs pablo trsansls nos-ita'ianding the
snda -tch sasesssry eOnpsessd ~ith II, but We are
.dsposss 20 tspk b, sccvs Of ik s b. found n the
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THE PEACE CONFERENCE

nEBArE on THg GUTHRIE ADJUSTMENT Proposed CALL FOR
ssTosAL coSyEsTIoz-THR TERRITORIAL QUESTION
WARRINGTON, Feb. L. 1851.
The Peace Conference having adjourned yesterday for
the purpose Of allowing the varonS propositions to ia
printed and laid before them this morning they launch
cd ont uppA an interminable sea Of debate.
Mr. Baldwin. Of Connecticut, moved to subst u'e hi
proposition for National Convention In lieu Of Nc
Guthi Proportion reported from the committee. He
sustained bis motion In elaborate speech 10 which BE-
reviewed the condition Of affairs aud the causes which
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-20
An encouraging Sign.

The Harri burg (Peun.) correspondent of the New
York Tribune in speaking Of the Generalization of the
Republican organization in the old Keystone State,
says
There is no Republican majority to rey upon in the
PENNSYLVANIA eg'sbture The Chicago Platform could
no. pass here to-day Notwithstanding the Republicans
have, nomiuaily, majority OF tor'y-tro.'
That is hopeful sign for the future of the country