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ktieeteu j l.. VA1LOh,
JULIUS BRILL,
DAVID MILLER.
Niaeteenth Ward Republican Association.-ATTe reg.
Mar meeting AX;e Msd ReRaOcsn As,oeioH @ Gs
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A. CoOpsR and s. w. vAIKSrrsE, Secretaries.
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TWO LECTURES
yTHH
PRESENT CRISIS
Hon. HENRY CLAY
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-06

MEXICAN NEws.-We have by the Tennes-
see, Mexican newspapers from the capital as
late due. Affairs appear to be progress
ing before the usurpation of Zuloaga.- -
All the old journals, the Herdtddo, Sigto,
Estdfette and Ertrdordiadry, have made
their reappearance and none of them, dur
inS their long suspension, appear to have
changed i'll sentiment. The expulsion, as
it is called, of the Spanish Minister, Papal
Nuncio, and Charge d Affaires of Guatemala
and Ecuador, is of course the subject of ex-
tended comments, as also of considerable ex-
citement al the capital. Some think Span
ish war is sure to follow But the more judi
cious think there will be general acquies-
cence in the just right of the new Govern
ment to suspend intercourse with persons,
though represen natives OF foreign Govern
ments who are personally or otherwise OBJ
noxious to them-a right deriyable not only
from the practice of all Governments. but the
Law of Nations.
The Mazatlan correspondent of the Ertrdor-
diaory writes that the French frigate Sc
rieuse had seized, at San Bias, ayessel belong
ing to the Government of Sinaloa, and had de-
manded the payment of $4,000, and that the
French flag should be saluted by the officers
of the port on account OF some Insult oiereo
to the Consul. No further particulars art
given.
The confiscated church property of Guiana
iua to has been selling out at 20 per cent cash
down, and the balance to be paid in bonds o
the interior debt within twelve months
Large amounts, however, still remain unsold
The National Congress is called TO meet a
the ca apital ON the third Tuesday of April.
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A PORTRAIT OF CorET CAvOrR.-Count Ca
your has so far recovered from his late attack
to be able to leave his bed and bedroom,
and is expected to transact business in his
manifold offices this very morning. His late
complaint, for which he has been twice bled, g,
was, happily, not of the apoplectc nature
which had somewhat alarmed his friends on
former occasions. 1t was merely an inIam-
nation of the digestive organs. There is no
doubt, however, that his strong health threa-
tens to give way before his intense incessant
occupa tlon, strong appetite, luxurious living
plethoric habits, and want of bodily exercise
He is always mp and a work a five o clock III
the morning. From nine to half-past six in
the afternoon he directs all the business in his
own departments, and takes a general survey
of those of his more helpless colleagues
Then follows dinner, his only meal, / believe,
in the twenty -four hours, and, am told, none
of the lghtest. He uses carriage, but a
walk from his private residence in the Via Ca
YOUR to the Ministerial offices in the Piazza
CASTILLO IS but poor relaxation. Sometimes
have met him walking outside the pOrticoes
along the Via di Po, evidently for breath
of air, but he has accustomed the world to
too constant a dependency on his master
mind to allow himself the indulgence even
of a quarter of an hours constitutional. -
The activity of the mans mind Is i,nmea-
| surable. He negIects nothing, forgets nothing;
! no scheme of policy or diplomacy is too high,
| no mean detail or particular Is too common
| place for him. He has an eve for every thing;
| he trusts few men, and these generally obscure
| but able individuals of his own choice and
! crea tion. He writes most of his letters with
| his own hand. He writes plain and distinct
| round, French hand, with lines wide apart
| hand of which strength and decision would
not, on a first inspection, seem TO be the mos
| obvious characteristics. A French photo
graphic likeness, lately published by Maggi
| conveys the very mind and soul of this great
! est Of living statesmen. A whole volume
| might be written about the expression lurking
| beneath every line OF the half good humored-
| ly, half sarcas!ically smiling mouth. 1t is tn,
| smile of the man who has early found out
how little wisdom it takes TO govern tn,
| world" and whose noble heart has prompted
| him to rule over ii for its own creates adyan
| tage. May his hand long continue firmly Il
WELD the destinies of his country .-Turi1
| Cor. Of the Times.
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Rirbmonn Qispatrh.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEB. 6. 1851
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
tEXTRA SESSION.
SENATE.

TuEsDAy, Feb. 5th, 1soi.
Called to order at II O'Clock, President
MoSrA3CR in the chair, and opened with
prayer by the Rev. Mr.. SEELGr, of the Second
Baptist Church.
A commu nica tion from the House was read,
announcing the passage of bill to incorpo-
rate the Berkeley Border Guards Armory
Company. Referred.
Bits Reperted.-The following bills were
reported A bin providing for the location of
the Court House, Jail, and other public
buildings in the county of Mcdowell a bill
an thorizing the sale of a portion OF the Ar
mory Grounds, aud ont OF the proceeds there
of 20 purchase Il site for IN arsenal ana quar-
tcrs for the Public Guard, and TO erect build-
ings for that purpose; bill TO distribute
Mayo's Guide to coroners a bill Tor tho pro
lection of the fisheries in the waters OF the
Potomac and chesapeake Bays a bill incor-
porating the Chesterfield Car, Locomotive,
and Agricultural Implement Manufacturing
Company and bill TO incorporate the James
River Shoe and Leather Manufacturing Com
pany.
RtSoInfi0ns.-The following resolutions of
inqmry were adopted and referred BY Mr..
French, of Incorporating the Marion Magnetic
Iron Company, in the county of Snyth; by
Mr.. Armstrong, of amending the charter of
the Piedmont Coal and Iron Company.
The bills on their second reading We're taken
MP, and number of them read Il third time
and ordered to be ensrossed.
The bill for the payment of the printing of
the Revised Code coming up on its engross-
ment,
Mr.. BRAsSoS moved To amend, by subst t
ing - 81 for 800.
Mr. ISBELL advocated the amendment, and
proposed also to amend. by giving the reyisol
of the Code (Col. MUSFoRD,) $500, instead OF
! 81 900.
The amendment was rejected, and the bill,
as il was first called, was ordered to be en-
crossed.
After several Intellectual motions TO adjourn,
/ and for n temporary recess the Senate finally
agreed 10 tn Ike a recess until Saturday next,
9th February, 1861, At II o'clock.
On notion the Senate adjourned.
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MURDER or An ANERIcAS.-Hon. Joseph L.
White, Of New York, formerly member Of
Congress from Indiana, was killed at Realejo,
Nicaragua on the 9Th ultilno, by a Canadian
naned Gayett. Mr.. White had gone to Cen
trail America on professional business, and the
difficulty was caused by some misunderstand-
ing in relation to business matters connected
with a large India rubber contrac, Win an
American company of which Mr. White was
counsel and agent. Mr.. White was shot in the
knee on the evening of the 9th Of January,
soon after landing from the Pacific steamer, =
The wound was 30 severe that amputation
was found to be necessary, but was Intellectual
as q cure. He fingered for a few days, and
died on the 18th Of January.
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A CHECK TO THE PALMETTO FLAa.-The
Portland (Me.) Daily Advertiser, Jan. 80, says:
The master of brig Just arrived at this port
from Havana, reports that ON tho day pre-.
ytons TO her sailing, about 10 n. m, small
brigantinc, from Charleston, came In past the
Moro Castle with the Palmetto flag flying, or
rh ther the stripes with one star, but fmfne-
diateiy, by order Of the officer In command at
the Moro, bronght TO anchor ander Its guns,
and kept there until aboat p. M, when the
flag Of the Union was hoisted, and she was
permitted 10 proceed up the harbor.
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From CALIFoRSIA.-Pony Express dates
from San Francisco are to The 10th ult., and
furnish the following items
Measures are in progress for holding Union
meeting in San Francisco the present week.
Terence I}. Me Manus, one OF the Irish eX-
lies who escaped from Australia to California
in 1887 died at ST. Mary's Hospital, San
Francisco, yesterday, aged % years. He oc-
cupied prominent position among the Irish
popula tion here.
Some of our business men are experiencing
serious troubles from the disturbed state OF
the Union, having purchased government
drafts for remittances East, which came.
A lady passenger who, some months ago,
broke her arm while getting on California
bound steamer at Panama, has just obtained
81 900 verdict against Mr.. Vanderbilt from Il
San Francisco jury.
The Legislature has yet done nothing,
still waiting for the Assembly 10 elect u Speak
er VIM. Collam, the Douglas candidate,
withdrew to-day, which, it is believed, will
lead to the elec ton of a Speaker i'll q day or
two, when the Governors message will be
sent i'll.
| Pony Express dates from Fort kearney TO
| the 3lst December were received two days ago
f. R. Burneil, Douglas Democrat was
| elected Speaker of the Assembly to-day
Thirty prisoners attempted to escape from
| the State prison to-day Three We're killed
| thirteen wounded, and the balance arres ted
except one. The guard was slightly wounded
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The Guy &0tue.--An iron railing having
been placed around the statue of Clay, on
Capitol square the wooden covering was re-
moved yesterday. Many persons, who hac
not previously seen ii, gathered around 10 set
the marble likeness of the great statesman
which vividiy recalls recoliectious OF hi,
patriotic efforts i'll behalf of his country.
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County Court-Nothing of interest trans
pired in the County Court of Henrico yester-
day The trial of Mr.. n. f. Bowe's negro
will take place to-day Joseph Bernard's ex-
animation for the murder of John .. Taylor,
Is fixed for TO morrow.
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NJ. EnTt0ick's BeaeHf. The "Necromancer'
will be played to o-night for the benefit of Mr..
Warwick, an actor who has made many friends
during the present season. We hope they
will encourage his efforts by giving him Il
substantial testimonial of their regard. The
tragedy of Richard III. viii also he per
formed, with Lamb as Richard, and Bailey as
Richmond. Such a programme ought 10 at
tract Il tull house.
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Pickpockets ,4bout-A gentleman was re-
lieved OF II gold watch yesterday, while he
was standing in front of the Whig Office read
ing the bulletin. He thought if ne could only
have cspied the thief he would have been apt
to put bullet-in his diaphragm.
A gold watch was also lost by Mr.. l.. Il
Rawlings, in the crowd at the first ward polls
Oh Monday evening.
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Fighting Timothy Driscoll, Patrick Hart
nett and Edward FitZ. went into jerry Har-
denis house on Broad street, below Jail alley,
yesterday afternoon, and INDUCED In sort OF
free fight. They made such an uproar that il
was found necessary 10 send for the officers,
who took them OF to the lookup.
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DRowyED-A brakesman on the Orange and
Alexandl ia Railroad, named 1cSfonneil was
drowned about o'clock, Monday morning, in
Harris Greek, in Amherst CO., Va, near
where it empties into James River, The un-
fortunate man was on MS way from his board
ing house, to the turning table near by, and IN
lost his way il being very dark, and fell in,
and not being able 10 swim, soon drowned
A fellow workman was near by at the time
but pitchy darkness prevailing, was unable
TO render any assistance. McStonneii was
about "a years Of age, and was from Alexan-
dria. ss 8sE 7 fs
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iIide.-The up train on the York River
Railroad, last Monday, encountered an OBJ
strue lion near tiillies' Greek, in the shape OF
IA large mass of earth. The passengers walked
up TO the city through mud and slush, which
was no agreeable task. The obstructi ton has
since been remONed
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comiag up To,en The steamer A, IL.
Schultz left her usual berth al tho lower
wharf, and anchored opposite the foot oi mth
street i'm consequence of tho freshet.
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Called Court Court of Magistrates will
be held at the Hastings Courtroom to-day,
for the examin alton of Robert Brannon and
Daniel w. Lee charged with assaulting Mrs.
Elizabeth England, and stabbing John Burns.
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Fall of a Fuil.-A high brick wall, on the
premises of Mrs Munford, 9Th street, between
Cary and Canal, fell owes into the street last
Saturday night. A gentleman who was pass
ing ut the time barely escaped a crushing.
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RESIGNED. Col Lander, who cons tructed
ths Overland Pacific Wagon Road, has resign
ed his snp-rin tendency Of the Indian Affairs.
he was appointed Superintendent during the
Mormon war, the salary having been IN
creased to induce him to accept the office. He
constructed the road and, unlike most gov
ernment agents, returned handsome balance
of the appropriation TO the Treasury
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NNyoT's tOuFt.-SeyeTstI individuals were
up yesterday, whose scratched faces bore eyi
dence of the previous days conflict They
were generally required to give security toi
future good behavior, or take the other horn
OF the dilemma and go to Jill.
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CONVENTIONS IN FEBRuARY.-During the
month of February elections and Conventions
will be held in nearly every one of the South
ern States Like South Carolina in the cotton
States, Virginia leads off in the border move
ment. The following is a calender of the
movements in the Southern States for the
month of February
Feb. 4. Congress of Cotton States at Mont
gomery, Ala.
T. Conference proposed by Virginia at
Washington.
4 Virginia, elec tion for convention.
9. Tennessee,
d" II. Virginia, Convention meets.
/" Is Arkansas, election for Convention.
" Is. Missouri, "
25. Tennessee, Convention meets.
2s North Carolina, election for ConVen-
ton.
90 2s. Missouri, Convent tion meets.
The Arkansas Convention, Qf called by the
reope1 will meet March 4th, and the North
Carolina Convention on the succeeding Mon
day, March 1lth.
n action has yet been taken in the States
OF Kentucky, Maryland and Delaware.
In the elections in Tennessee, Arkansas and
North Carolina, the people will vote for dele
gates, and at the same time designate whether
or not it is their will that a Convention shall
be holden. If "a majority say '.aye," the Con-
yentions will assemble 1T the times appointed.
In Virginia, Tennessee, Arkansas, Missouri
and North Carolina, the action of their re-
spec tive Conyen tions will be- submit ted to the
approval or disapproyal of the people
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py 4 Southern Manufacturing House ia
REALITY ESTABLISHED IN lS22-
Fr., Iv COOKE & RYAN;
.udv bv PETER COOKE;
5,aly bv COOKE X HILL;
Ah!y bY ALE&'R HILL;
aLly, by ALEX'R HILL Il Co.
We are prepared to Ininniacture LADIES ,
GENTS MiSSES and BOYS SHOES of every de-
.criplion to which we most respectfully call the
attention o our irieuds customers, and the pubic
in general. co
~ 2t-tIm ALIEN h HILL " W.
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Il nR ERANKLIN AND 5rH sTREETN.-The se-


OLD DOMINION lNSTlTUTE--c0RNER
~ oP FRANKLIN AND 5rH sTREETS.-The Sc
cond half Of the session of this school, for lsao'6
will Commence on the 18th Of February and end
the soth of June next ensuing .
10 the Board of Instruction. and will, with his
family, reside in The Institute i onaidlngs' The
Mr. wh9 wl ss aided
smynloysd To take charge of The classes in ALICE.
Others viii be e ssehss leach essr I5pesne p
nlnusa The LECTURES ON BIBLICAL LIT ERA
fUkE. by Rev. JAS A pyNrsHM GA VII @ be ,@n spn-
RARY LECTURES The PREPARATORY DE-
PARfMENT, for vs small glriLs, M H. VII receive the
The BoARDiNG DEPARTMENT will be libe-
rally and carefully conducted, and every comfoI'
ing in the family. =,
school eouai to any in the land for the education
of famaies- .. ,,
J. 4. SHuMATE, Principal
Richmond, January, lss. u ss-dlns