Session. The following bills were reported from as to the South ^mm.m*ms a status of Northern society, give Virginia Legislature-.Extra. .. ir committees: standig Delivered a unite the South ! 1 have cherished hope Tlic Vlr-Iniu Convention Election. AddrcNw of I'roatdcut Smith, nd a as to enable her to secure all To the Citizen's Insurance VIRGINIA STATE CONVENTION. and a Citizen of the and, until a such supremacy Febkcaky 5, 1S61. incorporate POETICAL. as before the Student* Jarjrc f,ir the perpetuity Union, as to the essential Ti'KSP.ir, this such returns her well as conserve t of to the Below we all tho election returns that We continue morning in the Clin pel at Itandolph j*( w weeks mine has been the sentiment of rights SENATE. Richmond; incorporate Farmers'Coinany give Audience past, liberties of the North. But a messenger from was called to order at 12 o'clock, ad Insurance of For the Enquirer. were received and last night, by IUiicoji College, on tlie day »et upnrt for ^tic The Senate ^Mechanics' Company Rj0j,. cached us yesterday. yesterday poet, the land could not, in the present Gov. Moxtaouk in the chair. U] to Manufacturers, |j|.. 1'ustlii;; and Prayer. "Lode be our fathers' temple ours, spirit us Lieut. lond; encourage by WILLINGNESS. ALBEMARLE..Valentine W. Southall, and mail and telegraph: which It Mir ; of the lead them to Iter. .Mr. taxation in certain It is not business or my disposition, at Woe to tbe Iifttvl by public mind, givedelirium Prayer by the Scely. ing cases; refunding t0 There lives a little maiden, j as. P. Holcotnbc, elected. RICHMOND CITY.Official..The my Deported spirits watch its towers, our constitutfonal was received from the House an* ^[rs. a sum of on ar to take in discussions, Let lie walls." rights. A message Lucy Holland, money paid Not far away, AMELIA AND NOTTOWAY..Lewis E. an otticial statement of the result of ly time, part political living patriots guard This has the Government into of House bill to "incor- the very ing is follow to to direction to the affairs of could I system put nouncing the passage ^-roneous assessment; amending 29th Whose smiles to me are j elected. in this on last: . ?r attempt give felt that when dead and coffined, the hands of AYe arc ruled by Guards Armory 58 of the Code of brighter larvic, the election city, Monday Si I should not hesitate, as a patriot, cold it would be demagogues. porato the Berkeley Border :c. of chap. Virginia, which Than the sun that shines M. Garland, elected. Jefferson Madison Monroe . ate; yet, (>ok back upon my clay form, the demon of The honest and and ordered to be to-day ; AMHERST..S. Aota1' to to such views as i hold con- written across party. calm, Company." w era read the first, read a Her eye is dark and piercing, APPOMATTOX..Lewis D. Isbell, elected. Ward. Ward. Ward. give expression Pleasanl to sec that sentiment of the land are driven from a bill for the time. " the condition of our country. attachments. sterling patriots Mr. Logan reported providing gtscond And her lips so sweetly red, ALEXANDRIA..G. \V. llrent, Union Johnson 05S 799 057 2,114 irning present 11jy heart. Such have been my the field. anecdotes and abuse are court and other RESOLUTIONS. " to in the solern- under Buffoonery, location of the house, jail Td kiss this little maiden. elected. 882 074 ideod, consenting participate s uch for this Union ; but, of of this d canlidate,Macfnrland 553 2,109 on this set nty feeling can the reliance many politicians day. buildings in the county of McDowell. Mr. Ballard, for additional allowance to ni occasion, day not how it By itics of the I see public . If I were not not afraid. AUGUSTA..Hon. Alexander H. 11. Stuart, 457 809 505 1,801 present he circumstances, If a man can tell a and make his a bill the of the Revenue in the county Randolph >art our and the Chief Magistrate present it if we good story, Mr. Cakson reported authorizing le Commissioner could, ' ir are *M Church I would in , Union en, " by " e maintained. have but n nd Baldwin and Baylor, all Robertson .... 3S5 757 530 1,672 J' rejoice look though he a of the and 1801 and Mr. Booker, Dor hair is dark and wavy ol the a.s a season of public fasting and to ourselves and to that opponent ridiculous, sale of portion Armory grounds, Logan for 1802; 'by electcd. Bolts 527 502 517 1,000 land, and 11 i honor and justice little sense, and less moral character, but can of the thereof to a site E. T. Rice a sum of money And her brow so and fair, raver, in view of the disturbed unhappy to our where we have out proceeds purchase j?L to improperlyr."inding bright BEDFORD..Messrs. Goodc and Goggin, 380 060 471 1,517 P1 ace committed care, stay raise a he can and can to for the Public bill of That loves to Steger c< of our I feel called upon to f" Who laugh, get elected, go for an arsenal and quarters Mr. Baskekvill, authorizing la.-t beauty linger elected by a handsome majority. Gilmer 170 8ti 85 341 >n"duion country, bccn. But we live in degenerate times! the and often, to and for that lid; by out of the In all its pleasures there. t lecessionists, Sllhmit such views of the state of public affairs, want men Legislature, Congress; Guard, and to erect buildings purpose. sssion making appropriation Reference was voted down. for Johnson over Robertson 442, cannot see that our great is, of when there lie is like an infant.bound hand a to distribute to certain ller with mischief Majority ^< seciu to me best calculated to promote the and Mr. Nekson reported bill Slj of the Literary fund College eye twinkles, BERKELEY..Pendleton and Hammond are and over 097. for c and legillative ability'! Wisdom and foot.knows and can do surus And yet she is so Steger, Majority Randolph ol of this and exeutice nothing nothing. Guide to coroners. }' aIid that the same be referred to the Committee good, lectcd about two hundred and fifty over 585. Average vote for Johnson ejects meeting. Peace have departed from us, anarchy, was not the to this extent, Mayo's it was resolved to of I would this little maiden, by Bolts, We live in a country hitherto peculiarly fa- This, surely, case, Un motion of Mr. Fkexcii, 01l Schools; by Mr. McGrldbk, 11., that a hug 11 and Macfarlard 2,112; average vole for '' and passion reign. Already separationcontsionin the of our fathers. of to a If I only could. tnajorty. and under a not without of alarm days into the expediency incorporating sc:lect committee be appointed report h:ll BRUNSWICK..ThomasE. Chambliss, and 1,594. Difference 518. Aver- ?{ored, government, " as commenced, and that is the tocsin So far as I can the Constitution needs inquire in the Steger, Robertson'ls it is true, hut which I hesitate not is no see, the Marion Magnetic Iron Company, the act of 20th of March, l80u, at;, I love this little maiden t vote lor African Chumh nominess faults, lli all the Southern States. It better, no amendments. It now all we *V nending elcced.age 1,093; is the best to he found on the face of I provides want; county ol Smyth. lori/.ing the Common Council of Richmond So and so free. BUCKINGHAM..W. W. Forbes, elec«d. do. for Messrs. Johnson, Macfarland and Bolts, say, oubl, that the States shouidact separately. all we need. The it has not it was resolv* a joyous tl >e whole earth.a land which, so far as it is clear difficulty is, been, On motion of Mr. Ahmsihonu, authorize persons to construct railroad in And time I meet her, CHESTER EIELD..Shell's: Polls closed.. Difference 250. 0nee thought co-operation best, but and is not now inviolate. The of every 1,943. u: and civil and religious privi- side issues on kept philosophy ed to inquire into the expediency amending j3le of Richmond; and the Speaker appoint. heart is full of J lames II. Cox, Union, 70; Burfoot, Secession, The vote in the city was about advantages nutral1 hat there are a great many which is made to underlie and is a Coal and Iron city My glee; aggregate ^ are is farm advance of any and a division interpret it, the charter of the Piedmont 1 Messrs. McGkudeu, Sainl.cks and And T would like to marry her.j il. Graves', Polls closed..Cox's majority At the last Presidential election Bell ges concerned, rhich the South could not agree, Not so in the of the for 3,SOU. 0 ther nation on the No one, 1 presume, ,w false philosophy. days 61 the said committee. I'd do so, if I could.2 !20. Manchester, 5.15 P. M..Majority received and Dou»- globe. l a Southern convention would be anarchy.. With them the ichite was the Company. on their Koheiitin, 2,402, Breckinridgew 1,107, Yet we are in troublous times. fathers. On motion of Mr. Claihokxe, bills The were ar.-j But I'm much Jox 150. Cox to have carried the las 753. ill doubt this. is I believe God designs that the Southern ami the claimed bills following petitions presented, very afraid, ( supposed Total, 4,322. ^ he affairs of the country arc so race; equality which they superior were taken up, and sundry referred : n't if I would. Cary. several hundred. The is a statement of the vote on political h hould be a distinct so I think the second reading ipropriately I could c ounty by following we are threatened people, among thern was the equal right to "life, read a third time and ordered to be en* citizens of M. and Charles R. : ft and tangled up. that coniseGeorgia. ci I wish to to to inequality, utterly of Mr. inserting j ^ r an act to take the is tho vote: l'or Speed 103:!, for ety. bring your 11 basis. To-day, while we meet humble Lyncii, by allmotionde- 1SG1. £ollowing resent condition of the Southern States of ask his comlonand many for the privilege of politicaldisqualifiedwords "locomotive steam engines and ^ arshall upon the repeal of the a.; To the United States Senate, Jan. 2Sth, gdaughter 1025, for Goggin 074. for for reference, 345 P1 0urselves before G'od and guidance a in wboleorin county, over Majority lis to look for the causes of that is Hence, they required permanentsovereignty. composed for and keeping in repair The which has been read informs r 007. Speed over Goggin 050; SpeedKirkpatick COUNTY.Okijciai.. Confederacy, Protcction, the work of disruption going interest in the on the scriptionsofmachinery, the roviding opening paper just HENRICO raise some as to there- property country, part iron or steel." and substituting le roads in the of Marshall, been announced F over Goggin 051; ^>ndition, and inquiries 0 and we are in the midst of revolution, part, of by 'j' county county the Senate, what has already iirkpatrick 000; Slaughter Wickham. Garnelt. us.. ri, eee.ry cotcr. And, true it is, that this for the words and a e a over 05$. For reference ^alts of tlie issues now pressing upon The North has been almost entirely a unit of word "corporations" issed January ti, 1854; remor'.^ian to the that the State of Georgia, by Sdaughter Kirkpatrick a. lime-honored motion the ' . on his further public, in favor of Court House 578 470 \ml if 1 fail to enlist your sympathies and en- and for we have principle.the propertylongtried,companies;" and ''j A. C. Marling and others, against the ivpt-.tj has with- 9 reference a this crusade, years past "incorporated ' solemn act Convention, 48, 331; majority reasonable we can a bill to incor- 'J. ofSovcrcign against Kacho's 2 49 hearts in behalf of 1 Our test.is the only guarantee title was amended styling it ' the same. drawn from the Federal Union. She is no long- referencc'017. ige your your country, [' ecu distracted and disturbed. Congress and in the by Com- 10sl 94 lull fail in an honest effort to promote the !' and in such a have of that intelligence patriotism "the L\ nchburg Arms and Mugino hills passed. er one of the United States of America, but has CHARLOTTE..Wood Bouldln, elected. Alley's las been unlit for legislation, to to him so poratc 84 w 23 el Tare of the land we love. no voter, which makes it safe commit The bill was ordered to be engrossed. the Western lr.sn. resumed all the her to the CHARLES CITY, JAMES CITY AND Hughes' *tate of passion, that we have had calm pan}'." of the To incorporate Virginia powers granted by Sweeney's 80 15 I. What is the condition of this section of discrimination.r.o sound sacred a trust. The bill to provide for the payment nice Company ; to amend the 1st section oi Federal Government, and asserted her indepen- >JEW KENT..lion. John Tyler, supposed just deiberation.noThe sense of the no was taken In Hickman's 28t}J2S ie Union ? j1 good country (at period of the revised Code up. le act passed March 4, 185(5, for marking the dencc as a separate and sovereign State. c elected. Secssionist, 51 to be jgislative judgment. of its than it is knows printing to amend substitu- / ? : * t «VlA Erin Shades 10 The which history greater to-day) moved by line between Fluvanna and mut uuu oi«« 1 o'clock.Jus. leading fact, ought One has dealt out abuse, which has Mr. Bka.nn'ox lundary penormiug uns iui^ui uvv, DIXW1DDIE. .Court-house, but so far as J party this as well as their fathers knew it. of town the deliberate and firm I Brunch J. Epos, fo your mind, which, know,beie ccn returned the other. On the South have Every ting pc-r vol. for $2. ; amending the charter the Albearleof lias been influenced by Soisscau, (secession) 44; 917 717 is if not all the by from it is a backwards. In the his of the the > that her her and her 31. For reference 5; against, 0U. ignored by many, by speakers, een vituperation, calumny and departure step Mr Newui-n expressed disapproval ^ethany ; incorporating Copper (.rings conviction safety, interest, (Union) 717 w and thinkers of the is this: the poured hands in which our fathers the ., of it The of her ,\ 3.40 P. M..Jas. Boisseau 17; B. rilers, land, " which have been hurled back into the face placed amendment. ouip&ny, in the county Frederick; honor demanded . opinion peo- lalonesville, . anatheias, it is as safe an instrument as it was the a statement 17. .Si> athern State* of this Union xlaud committed Such has been the state of Constitution,day Mr. RkAxxox tlien presented 111 the charter of the town of Cliri>tian>liiiic.amendg . 0 f pie has been gradually tending to this point J Epes 55. For reference 55; against, in- Abolitionism. it came from their hands. But alas for us ! we Wickham's majority. 200 i the 1'rocidcnce of (Joel, to maintain the our aim suuesmcn, from Messrs. Ritchie A Donnavant, showing id its limits ; to incorporate the for the last ten and recent events have COUNTY..A a r " r *1.,. AA~ Mugs among politicians unfortunate extending years, FAUQUIER correspondent it»r reiereno: m un.- ^svjuv, i-,,. 3I tltiuvrt ntwic/y. have, in all the country, taken that had incurred in provi- 'V in the * confirmed and an of lUiijoniy "J lutt, years ago, I concluded, we liad a Federal the heavy expense they ,veet Chalybeate Springs Company, it; overwhelming majority /rites us as follows: the Hon. In the Providence of Cod an: step backwards, and transferred the custody of new <£c., in order to the charter <4 the have elected to a MONTGOMERY..In this county negroes among ^ioTcrnmcnt only in name. Can any man read ding machinery, t\pc, lunty of Alleghany; amending people delegates vote of this as u>> as our slaves. will not here to in- the Constitution to other, and incompetent best c.( of in that election a Below I send you the county Win. Ballard Preston, Conservative, is elected stop go lie of both branches of our Congress, publish the work in the possible style. | ie town of Franklort, in the county Green and expressed Convention, and from the is to an of the reasons for the history hands. The amendment required therefore, the nniendiucnt, and j .l of the 1st IVts. to withdraw from the Federal Union.. fitr as received. Scott Marr, by a large majority. The vote for reference analysis propriety ^ >r years and say arc competent Mr. Isbeli. advocated authorizing the trustees ier; determination are elected a o( the relations sustain to hut past, they must go and quite beyond the execute a Arid the a like decisive t' received, I presume by largereurns022, against 38J. they us; pro- j( Fanaticism rules the day. To he deeper, it was then adopted. ji..ri«m Church in Portsmouth to Convention, by niajori- is in favor of out before tho elected.. ct:ed to show that every consideration igislators? The fundamental laws of our politicalConstitution. said he the com- D then has the Ordinance of Secession.. lajority. Marr going FLOYD..Deskins, Conservative, directly arried away with one single idea is fanaticism. root of Mr. Iskei.i. thought ;n on their property. ty, passed the commissioners, sent the vote for re- of to them and to ourselves de- must be amended. The the rovisor of the Code, (Col. were a is one of six States which in less than th of March, provided In two precincts heard from, 'humanity duty ^Vc are in the habit of calling only Abolitionists philosophy of the ,.pensatiouDills on the calendar advanced stage. Georgia a m ands wc in the matter must be reached. The error which lias and he have dissolved their connection bo "Washington, fail in making compromise. fercnce is 430, against 12. that should keep them posi- p. but if examine it, you will see Munford.j ought to be increased; On motion of Mr. ILwmoxd, it was sixty days, saine but tiion This in the coun- inalics; you warmed and nursed into life the prevailing bill him on with the Federal and declared their ^Ir. Scott, I suppose, is for the thing, ELIZABETH CITY..JIallory,Conservative, they occupy. agitation t'hat any man whose passions get the better of moved to amend the by giving Resolved, That when the House adjourn Union, exacur wucru m tr has its existence in the declared demngoguisni of the land, must bo uprooted. instead of &'2,00o, this amendment .... to next. and arc now in »10 one seems to Know |iiiu;c ST; Baker P. Lee, Secession, 40. y purpose | lis reason and will, is a fanatic. Abolitionists the hands i>'2,oou, uirsday it will adjourn Monday separate independence, steps ticket is elect- arul hold attempt to the institution of The country must be wrested from was bill was then ordered to to form a of their hiim. CAROLINE..The Secession destroy re fanatics for this cause; but there are many rejected, and the On motion of .Mr. McKkxzik, the House ad progress Confederacy own, has elected si demands that we should of party, and placed under the guidance of in a few weeks at the a If Richmond Colts, please say ed in this county. avcry. Humanity ^ueh besides tliein. Look at the condition of be engrossed. r! 10urued until to-morrow at 12 o'clock. and, furthest, m aintain it. the measures of the For the at present ens.aveinein 01 Government will be formed t, more about Baltimore being representednohingDINWIDDIE.."We have sonic additional Suppose Jongress! 1 hesitate riot to aflirm that we must! great question patriotism.The bill for the voluntary Frovisionalgiv- will bo out before Nortli were carried out, and the Southern , our statesmen and legislators, was taken Secretary of the for their own biy Davis. I hope Virginia returns from Dinwiddie, which we append: avean entire revolution before wc can have a among professed ilorlon, of Fairfax county, up Janeiley Ucupateb front lire ing them ample powers SiLutes induced to their slaves. If is not "ichat Is best my country ; hut ichot on of Mr. J I. Treasury. and with to cuter into the 4th of March. .Sl'tiieiu.ami's..Boisseau, Secession, innjori- emancipate ^ If we have no hope of a change in for on its second reading, and motion Mr. Monroe, last defence, power negotia- t! should enact laws for iimne- Jongress. mill or then my Success on table. The of New Orleans, to make to Scott. Marr. Payne. Shackelford. over Union,-12. Dauvii.i.k's.Boisseau, icy providing the character of our what, I ask, do please streny party." W. Tiioaias, it was laid the Mayor tions with other nations, war, ty Epes, diate or of legislators, to is the watchword. In such a state of and S«iturdav received a highly important all Warrenton, 25S 271) 124 87 over (10. for reference gradual emancipation, then, re want with such a Government? There is party The bill to incorporate the .Springfield night peace, to form treaties, and do otherconclude majority Epes Majority can the stand? s from Governor Moore, of Alabama 130 144 43 30 14.. crnirse, the surplus laboring class ofthe no lilLle states- things government Run and Manufacturing Cotnpa- dc patch which independent nations may of right Plains, la. CouitritousE..Boisseuu's majority 10 harmony, unity, and but I and the Deep Mining to the Governor of Louisiana or the things ISO 200 23 9 so have 20 Ma- ei Suites, whether the degraded nativeNorthnhorn, in of 111. consider, lastly briefly, was taken and was amended on moliou addressed do. Provision will be made for the admission Salctu, Pooi.u's..Epes said majority. aanship left the halls Congress. out of the condition ny, up, Mr. Monroe 111 102 58 3« 38. oi the pinched and pressed vagrants from like to growing present consequencesof Mr. Wick it and was then advanced a M ayor of New Orleans. finding of other States to the new Union, and it is Orleans, l.oNssvii.i.K..Epes majority Goodwyns- II. ilad I the time I would go largely am, to communicate with 30 41 4 1 33 to hear from. Ro- oi lands, would, according to the laws offorgo the cause* this of public affairs. hi rtiself unable Captain believed that, within a few months, all Cutlett's, villc and Williams'Shop yet iito the inquiry concerning of 1. In to minds the stage. last has it best confidently 53 73 40 27 suit doubtful oi come hithcrward, in competition with thesoety,tale but must content with presenting your Mr. Taliakkhuo, by leave, introduced a bill Bi ushwood night, thought the Southern States of the -late Confederacy Liberty, labor now of thing*, myself 1 have felt and your waters ve to this in order th-it 70 125 »1 23 Point.Rives Ed. Kuf- A frican for the performed by him.. a few remarks. The root ol the matter thoughts, sad, preceding for the of tbe fisheries in the gi publicity despatch, will be formed into a Union far more Morrisville, SURRY..Cabin 5G, nly protection We think his VI f hat then would be the result ? We have tell me that gloom is hanging countenancesaround its> object may thus be attained. far more stable than the fin, Jr., 11. i deep, and, so far as we can see, beyond the of the Potomac and Chesapeake Bay. best that can he and, therefore, homogeneous, 004 432 2 IS is v: at to do all our work. jour hearts; and now as we contemplate the introduced a bill to in- conrsc in the matter the to 850 NORTH A M PT0N.-Fislier, States Rights, enough present scrintsreach of human I have for it; Mr. Nash, by leave, one now broken up. 1 have only say that ai 1 of to our are com- power. sought wo feel to and over and ad under the circumstances. The follow There is a majority against reference bv a whom, according system, | have looked and and willing stop weep consequences,corporate the Chesterfield car, locomotive, opted this action of my own State, and of her large elected large majority. In hut had we the thought, long earnestly, the fate of our native land. A civil war stares in is the : ' n the county. ELIZABETH CITY and WIL- irtnbly provided for; Iter the source of our troubles, and alter years implement manufacturing compa- g despatch and sisters, meets the approvalSouthern WARWICK, us to us in the face. this on which we agricultural Montoomerv, Jan. 2!>, IbiU neighbors 1 P. M..J no. ti and then twice many laborers Perhaps day, a to the James River and deliberate GREENSVILLE..llicksfnrd, Union, is elected. freesysmi,supply 0 f the best solution of the ny; also, lull incorporate Til K of my well-considered judgment, K. LIAMSBURG..Mallory, w ith which would he the case in the nu- investigation, meet to fo the God of Nations, in.solemn Tc> Til K GOVERNOR OK 1,01'I Si .\ NA OR MaVuI! sons and I I'. Chnmbliss, (Union) 105; Dr. H. Eppes. ACCOMAC..Cnstis, Union, is elected. work, ^ is that which 1 am about to you: appeal boot, shoe and leather-manufacturing company; and as one of her native subjects, tiire wc would have direct give proilem blood.the blood of our fellow ok New Orleans. secession) 16. For reference 30; ugainst, 02. ISLE OF WHITE..Whitfield, Slates Rights, of things, 1. ideas on (he human prayer, also, a bill to incorporate the Marion magnetic shall cheerfully cast my lot with her and them. ( ti between the white Wrong subject of been shed, a fearful The was received here or of HALIFAX..High Hill : Bruce 70, is elected. incoming poor competionpopula- ^ received in education and presaging countrymen.hasiron company. following despatch And, sink or swim, livo die, 1 shall be on Africans and iherty, early storm not to be bushed for to come.. and has heen held for a few hours : toy t SO. Clark 7S, Edmunds H'0..Clack 4GC; Miller 400; ti anil the amongst us, one-half iu all the ramifications of our civil years Mr. II. W. Thomas introduced a proposition da and with her and them to the last. By the BOTETOURT..Glasgoww nut of or dculopedWould to I could thankful i Wm. Hkaii*iiii.l New Orleans. Flourtoy be work, the a r Bruce OS, Flournoy 07, Clark 22, ould altogether whole, and social relations. That "ult God, pointyour gaze for a temporary adjournment, ami, after long Tc Jones,-of of the Southern and the for- 571. ' secession States, Edmunds Waliut:Boyd b the laws of must live on half as urisprtidcncc to one bright spot in our political sky. But Tell Lieutenant Caldwell to arrest Captain rnation of a Southern two 1 52. Vernon Hill: 100,ClarkEdnundsCRAIG.Not heard from. Dibrell's and y competition nen are horn free and equal," is the idea debate, cutter. Confederacy, great ni inch as the class us now which ever way we look, all is dark. 1 will not to so that when Bt assume command of the will devolve on "113. Bruce 34, Flournoy 'JO. Dobson's not heard from. laboring among rhicb has obtained power, grown and Mr. Pa\ton moved amend, ushwood, and momentous alternatives When in lor the seek to harrow up your feelings, my it thc McClelland.and obey the order 1 gave S. and .las. O. . and . The then Slate Convention. between the States. The tirst Federal ' cletcd. Prcson,servative, elected. intelligence, >jjiterpriso,"hv first hook I Teamed left the impression on the Ayes 7, question rejeclcd. LoufMauu obligations a and President Kuchunan received States.the NANSEMOND..John R. Kilby, Union, and SCOTT..Johnson, Conservative, hing since proven itself failure. The mind that was wrong; I grew up nia, sug- on the resolution, Mr. PknsyiiackkrrecurringNew Orleans, Feb. ()..In the Convention gun that is fired upon the seceding LEE n result then would be that a ny slavery and it for all Christians *ilected. degradedultilaterith the idea. When a man, a friend gestion appointed tnd Mr. Bkaxno.n called lor the ayes and noes, lo a resolution for the appointment of . Erst of blood of any of their shed elected. ] young the the work of dissolution day drop people Blow, Jr., ft ee negro population, would hang as an conversation with me. asked me if throughout land, tnd the motion was Ayes IS, noesb. to all the States nut the Federal troops.will cancel every NORFOLK CITY..Gen. George HARDY..Mustin, Conservative, elected. f mine in had not commenced. The difficulties thicken adopted. (|)j slaveholding comissioners by ' has 4S3 over James It. elect- Cl upon the South. Vet they must live,inubusj consent to own a in case lie For the last two or or three days an t and to invite them to in and private obligation of the South whichpublic Jnion, inajoritj- GREENBRIER..Price, Conservative, would servant, and dark, and we seceded, join 3 Secession. for to the it and be clothed. But how? As the poor me a of one?. I No! magnify.the sky grows discussion has been on concerning a was tabled. formg may be due either to the Federal Government Majority referring Hubird, ed. I-'1 nade present answered, know not where or what the end will be. One going annuated jn Southern Confederacy, 'ri and Ireland arc, hv charity ! was all or rather a recess. .Messrs. 11. or to the Northern Wc care not in I>cople 427. PRESTON..Wm. G. Brown and McGrew, England They nd this sentiment prevalent among adjournment, i people. J. and ai re willing to work, hut unable to find em- in that of the objects for which this day was set apart \V. Thomas and Lrxcii insisted that it was Texan Stnto Convention* what or form, or under what pretext you NORFOLK COUNTY..J. Ilolliday Conservatives, electee!. lasses iri my time. I never met, day, lias been settled. The of State ban al- of shape ^ 707 over Wilson Ployinent. This fact has pressed thousands of a man than that ship to a and money bills, Galveston, Feb. 5..The ordinance consider all !Ym. White, Union, majority Conservative, elected. villi believed othciwise get quorum pass diflicult 1 -l._ f .« LVk- se'1... undertake coercion. We shall WOOD..Jackson, ocean to this wljo struck the breakers, like an electric ceSSI oil was on iiiu «/i rem »» r 3ind Secession. Majority for T. and tern across the land. was We got it from books, ready and, lor such bills required a constitutional innjori- passuu uaij, efforts to exercise over us as acts of Murdaugh, MONONGALIA..Waitinan Willcy l| a lavery wrong. consternation and dread have a vote to The the 1 authority r S04. P increases in geometrical ratio,Populaonwhile rom from the and the shock, spread ty. of 100 7. Governor, Legis- and shall meetand resist them Conservatives, elected. j. teachers, pulpit press, sea to sea. The God to whom we n war, accordingly. Morton and Leerefcringwere Dent, Conser- Cltpital is' confined to a numerical increase the time of the from pray Mr. Day the taking ol a lailure, and the Supreme Court Judges and You may send armies to invade us by land, or ORANGE..Williams, ROANOKE..Salem; C. P. Taylor, tbout Southampton can call out and direct the administrative abil- strongly opposed c lor me vonvcmion. »» 00 nly; and when the hive gets too full to thrive in ami recess at this time, lie the necessity of C, and others, took a similar position. The ar Republic out of Texas. sopate so understood and considered, and in whatever OHIO..The to-day MONONGALIA..Two Unionists elected, jbctrine which developed of our and and the 1' ve and a at rights liberties, preservationdiscussion was animated, but the The news from Florida, Alabama, Georgia 11n the selection of Sherrard Clemens and C. D. one of the successful candidates.) by begging, stealing murdering. ',tbolitionism oT the North, strikes blow the quite finally you make war wc will fight you.. (W. T. Hill What then would be the result to us? It is of his own in the was as above, anid much in the shape and lubbard, anti-secessionists, by about 500 two Union foundation of law and the order of society, promotion glory happiness, motion to take a recess adopted, Louisiana, created excitement You boast of your superior numbers 5 WASHINGTON..The :i blow at all and how would we cry and peace of this once great nation. to ncirthcrn of Texas. The excitement was very great. maority. progress; long ,ts its shows wherever it has prosperity The Senate then adjourned Saturday. part strength, but remember that "the race is not J1 elected by 1,000 majority. candidates.and it? We would be constrained to find a history prevailed, The before the country ought to he Union candidates are elected in Marion, is 'j.hit while these erroneous views have been questions to the swift, nor the hattle to the HALIFAX..Thos. S. Flournoy, (Union,) r( at it. settled without blood. There arc ways in which IIOI .SH- OF IJKLKf.ATCS. The Montgomery Convention. always and Hancock counties.. is iinedy. Look With this competition . still to a You have one hundred thousand Wood, Brooke, 'layer,elected. It is that Bruce, (Union) directed at the South, they prevail be settled. A civil war is a Feb. 4..The Convention of strong." ^ probable » te would stand in the way of the white they may disgrace The House was called to order at 12 o'clock, Mostcomehv, we. ^Tery few votes were polled against referring the the contest between liim negro increasing extent in the free States, fighting men. So iiave And, fighting also elected",' though 1,1 and as he lues a of sinfully to any civilized people. C hitch field in the Chair. dt (legates from the seceding States met at noon our a ction of the Convention hack to the people. is close. tun; degree intelligence, -j'here the masses conscientiously believe Speaker upon our own soil, and to preserve rights, and J. R. Edmunds, very c< now to some of the he would in This Confederacy, the work of our fathers, the i'ev. Mr. Dasiiiki.l of the t" day. R. W. Barnwell was chosen temporary our PRINCE GEORGE..Temple's, polls closed candidates elected. |ual whites, ^ laverr to be a sin. -And this to the Prayer by and vindicate our honor, and delend homes, TAYLOR..Conservative ni with the antipathy may be about to away; and, if so, our CI liairman. An impressive prayer was " instances compete pass Church. our our wives and children from the .Timothy Rives, (Union) 50; Ruilin, But few voles to the people. iany successfully rent of political and social ine.t/unitty Episcopal firesides, 10.. against referring hite man. Suppose ten or twenty years principle interests, our homes, our religion, demand that The hills were reported from the by Rev. Basil Manlcy. On motion ofdelivedMr. we shall not be s 10. For reference 40; against, u'nmi.iVincnrvative candidate triumph* ^nderlying the structure of all well balanced war be following was invader, easily conquered.. Ruffin(secesion)12. otn litis day, the companion of your early and fed the it he a peaceable separation. If civil Standing Comittees: To amend the act for Bhett, Mr. Howell Cobb selected You overrun desolate our Itoachc's, polls closed.Rives 75, ant. Vole for reference almost unanimous. ocicty, has been encouraged by God and defend n( President acclamation. Mr. Johnson may possibly us, ^'or reference CS; against, 10. City Point, candidate elected jyhood; your father's .servant, your nurse, oliticians and statesmen ol the North: First, pressed upon us, may protect marking the line between Fluvanna and Albe- by pennajnt fields, burn our dwellings, lay our cities in BROOKE..Conservative -00100 and "master 1 have served the Let us pray God to preserve our the act for the B was selected oils dosed.Rives 34, Ruilin 12. For *1jould say, s a on wliich to ride into ullicc, ami right! marie; amending working Hooper Secretary by ruins, murder our people, and reduce us to P to Convention by overwhelming majority.. father now ^ hobby, from the crime of fratricide. 2d section ti All the delegates were acclauiaon.except 11. it is has ou, I have served your long, you s the overthrow people political count)' roads of Loudoun; amending present, but cannot subdue and e 35 ; against, Rives, thought,refernce reference received scarcely a vote. }'' econd as a safe guard against ! Our r. of course beggary, you subjugate is with litis Against CI those white men, and 1 have to of the polluting baptism of fraternal blood of an act February 9, J SOU; providing M J. Morton, Florida Jn the of if a b een elected. Surry connected candidate sue- iiploy nothing | f the and social equilibrium their the passed on us to your will. Your conquest, you gam HANCOCK..Conservative Ul it." Could turn him olf't No ! Vour political Heavenly Father will hear the prayers of fur a further to the Alexandria, M r. Cobb's address taking the Chair, lie " district. you and Government. For if the subscription over will amount to out mue.. lection cessful. for reference. ectinn of society of faithful in this s* the us victory lis, EDWARD.. Farmville, Everything I'. soul, your Southern heart, would forhidViriniait. to limits thousands his people nation, Loudoun and Hampshire railroad; providing id, occasion which has assembled You will have to a PRINCE polls MAKION..A. F. and Win. Sj j-,rcc labor system be confined positive us from a one no keep standing army losed.John T. 153 Haymond the Con- T hough the white man he a better workman, under the laws and preserve desolating war; and, lor repairing and furnishing the Governor's gi of ordinary character: we moottoitheris of men, millions of mo- ? Thornton, (Union) Conservatives, elected to lie increase ol population will, lie reconstruct our as the of 100,000 costing over Branch J. Thompson, J1ou employ the negro, and thereby provoke a the although may government, house. representatives sovereign, independent to us in You may )' Worsham, (secession.)majorLyvention. Vote for reference very large. f competition,} bring pressure upon if shall ho for the; bettor. Mark that! St the solemn of their ney only keep subjection. reference. The w cathcr has been te white laborer. The stomach argument with their loose notions AlfVEItSK RKI'OHT. ates, who, by judgment us,"but we will not stay whipped. We J* against Mairity LUNENBURG..Wm.J. Neblett, Secession, Lj all moral and he ^ classes, which, laloring from have dissolved all the whip n scs above takes mili- pi v all and I have beca unable obligation, To - telegraph employees iople, political to our cry inclement day, f human liberty, and the comparative mooting of the Southern Confederacy !.....relieving will rise again and again vindicate rights elected without opposition. v< This fact, considered with the which connected tlieni with the associates to throw off o hear from any other portion of the county B. F. Secession, sngeance. in the condition of our laboring classes, CoiigrcMH in montgoinory, Ala. liwjf uul). and our liberty, and your f SUSSEX..lienry; Eppcs, 'a.ws of competition, and the negro incubus supciority kksoi.ltions. »' of the United States. It is nowGovernenta fixed, and accursed and wc will 11a consequence. It. Conservative, 18. Against. vrill precipitate them^nto a terrible revolution, The Southern met on oppressive yoke, from Princess *15; J. Chnmbliss, w hich the system of free labor would press moral Confederacy Congress Mr. Phelps..For a bill securing to the revocable fact, that the separation is perfect, PRINCESS ANNE..Returns none. * we the educated By never cease the strife until our whole reference for reference most ou tnd hence, say badly Monday last, in Montgomery, Ala. The co and The is mnc show the election of lion. 65; J. J lJ pon us, would certainly, the system masses at the under the Commonwealth in any internal improvement nnplete perpetual. great duly white race is and our fair county, Henry Depot; ense of the North, was convened pursuant to the invitation 11'jw us to a extinguished, I. Wise is for in the Union) lo SOUTHAMPTON..Bovkin's Con !' free labor, exterminate the African acute and in instances Congresscompany, in which the said Commonwealth is imposed upon provide government over to desolation. You will have (who fighting Kindred, Secession, 171; C. F. Urquhnrt, °J uidance of many of the Alabama Secession Convention, who f°r our future and We given t(*landhe Convention. Ilis was the Rev. reference 11 in these States, wherever (lie Anglo-Saxonpopulaon f is one of the causes of the a stockholder or has an interest, a represents- security protection. of war.wc may have none. You may opponent servativc, 5. For reference 5, against politicians, unrincipledthe invitation to the Southern Statesextendedin on.11 and should extend to our sister States. r; tee such ships ^!r. a Methodist Gov'r. might spread. a which now threatens the tive in the directory of any company, pro- blockade our and lock our commerce. Burroughs, preacher. 171. gilntion country. the following preamble and resolutions : otir late are ports up ^ has a Be not startled, then, when I say, at all haz- to the amount of stocks held sister States.who identified in i:i can if need without commerce.. Vise decided majority. OF WIGHT..Carrsville; Whitfield, 2. Another cause is found in the widest as it is the desire and the of porlionate by YVe live, be, House: ISLE ai ils domestic slavery inu.tl he maintained.. "And, purpose the Commonwealth in such company, and so to terest, feelings and institutions, a cordial But our commerce from the PITTSYLVANIA..Court Tredway Atkinson, Secession, 65. For " ihI wildest to our the of Alabama to meet the when you shut up Conservative, 69; ' his is a war by the pressure of the free labor political liberty, given people that the Commonwealth shall be en- ta to unite in a common destiny; desirous,invilion we see other 44, Sutherlin lfil, Harrington 137, Witcher reference 90. Whitfield in with the arid false Stales of the South who of such a provide looms of Europe shall whether reference 33, against -stum upon the bread, bed and comforts of I1 accordance prevalent penile, approveslavcholdingtitled to the same vote pro rata on each share :it the same time, of maintaining with our late some- 0..Beaver's Precinct: Tredway GO, Sutherlin " otions of human alluded to above.. in order to frame a or a will not have something to say and nations^ is thought to he elected. 01tr slaves. I am I to so of liberty purpose, provisional of stock owned it in such as m federates both u 9, Carrington 7, Witcher S. House Lewis E. Harvie, glad speak many all the Southern States the the of by any company friendly relations, political thing to do upon that subject "Cotton is AMELIA..Court ; 111 and the farmers of this commit- ' n Virginia and permanent government upon principles arid commercial. The usual PITTSYLVANIA..Wm. T. Sutherlin and y neighbors, to the white be is given to any other stockholder in any such preliminary King," and will oblige you to raise your Secession, 101; Weisiger, Union, 52;* Gregoryni To I must that are right ol suffrage is restricted the government of the United Suites, it, was then and the Convention draw oil' 1 know that ^Frn. M. Tredway, Union, elected. itj-. you say, you doing It used to company. transacted, husi:ss and your ships. blockado VI. mr servants an injury, because you do not P be, very properly, poulalion.therefore, Bv Mr. John till to morrow. are and PULASKI..Francis li. F. Wvsor, and to a certain class of the white but the of in la:cas..Allowing Powers, Ijourned great hopes raised, great efforts made NOTTOWA V..Blacks ve them proper ideas upon this subject. I ^ population;rcstrictd "liusolved, by people Alabama, of Hiram dollars and Feb. » ..The Commissioners in s' is elected in this county. of Amelia, at this {J1 all classes exercise the elective a That the of the Munscy, eight assigneeMontuomkuv, to retain the border States the Union. But Secesion, for Lewis E. Harvie, 11i semblcd, people otn Whites.Majority ive heard it stated that servants in various the,North Conventionfifteen cents, the amount due said Pow- fr North Carolina their PETERSBURG..The vote was not as reference 78. Jennings' in some Suites of North being presented let coersivc measures be commenced against given 65. Against stictions think are to be free next March. ranchise. Foreigners, and, instances, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, ers of to and were tendered seals in the Convention *.-» precinct, for the tuition certain children VIIK in credeiiil.s or the h U^UU 1UUIV ItVUll. tivtuuiu, 30; tbej- 11 menials of sort exercise poor the Southern Confederacy any of seceding Ordinary.Harvie, Secessionist, Weisiger, " is natural that should think so, from egroes and every Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, Georgia, Giles for the 1852. «' open sessions. The Commissioners will vanish into thin s ufiicient to express the relative sentiment of Secession, 16. they v It seems to be bail county, year iring States, and all such hopes Conservative, 26; Gregory, w' hear are oting power. enough, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, a fr mil are in the The committee 1 he Mr. Kohl. Collier withdrew hat they daily. Now, you doing to all native born white citizens, and lie and By Mr. Okaiiam..Reporting bill incorpo- Virginia city. air. The Grst act of Federal legislation looking community. Court House.Harvie 27, Weisiger 23, Grego- mrsclvcs and them in from "rhen restricted Kentucky Missouri, Tennessee,they the town of in the of in secret stated, the first f'rom the field at eight o'clock, A. M., leaving J' justice keeping of our afl'airs is not are invited to meet the of the rating Asbury, county :M(pointed yesterday session, to coersion, the first Federal gun fired, ry 17 tliictn the real animus of this trouble in the ^tut the entanglement hereby people th their Mr. that its station off a South- ^tessrs. Branch, Wallace and Lyon to contest nnd CofT- when we see thousands State of in Wythe. irough Chairman, Memtninger, Federal ship which takes JtOCKINGlIAM..Lewis, Gray nd '! It is to root them out, not to them : P upon surrising, Alabama, by delegates, Convention, The were and th will on a 1he honors of the It resulted in the frxe wltinidlv !(rnr»r?mf nnfivit. ley probably report Thursday plan day. and nil Union men, Ul I.IV ...» . thoum/iiiton iii following petitions presented ern port, will bring all the Southern States, in- man, the two last Douglas, as sure as we are if the doctrine of IIIUS , J -p-». the 1th of February next, Montgomery, fo r a ulection of Mr. Branch a large from the arid, here, hoards of appropriate!}* referred : provisional government eluding Maryland, as she seems to be (Union) by have been elected to the Convention who claims this as "the white ^ citizens, with foreignorn menials, in the Stale of Aiabama, for the purpose of laggard n as will be seen the reference St:ward prevails, Jiy Mr. McDowell, of the citizens of in the vindication of u sound Independence, into injority, by following:. county of Rockingham. The vote for the fate of the Indian will he the "rjthontany settled principles orjust ideas of our consultation with each other as to the most Tlic Secession of Texan. 1'bos. Branch, 730; Thos. Wallace, 427; John m an's land," to our for the passage of a law prohibitingBotetourtfree \\ obedience and alliance with their Southern sis- is overwhelming. the AVe do an act of istitiitioris, permitted guide interests mode of securing concerted and effectual AbiiixuToN, Feb. fi..Rumors reached this 300. te of negro. inhumanity and slaves to own Mr. Chap- I c Vu.tr.nl.. v ll.nl T..v... !,«».. ..I . I And will and ,yon and the Hon. j1 votes 1 mean not to attack the action in whatever measures be negroes dogs; by cj W,VI una ui«-* ters. thus united, they resist defy AUGUSTA..Baldwin, Ijaylor >t to instruct them about this tu.1l tor. Their y their mayharmonious V J 1-,\7 piispvii There were therefore, 61! all ^ of from man, of the citizens of Greenbrier and Mon- sj on a all your efforts. There are also those who, only, majority Alexander H. U. Stuart, Conservatives, l|( of can or monicd class foreigners who, intelgentdeemed most desirable for tlie coufmon pence ordinance, by vote of lot to 0. The a in favor other two 'hres arc at stake Many them roc, the formation of a all of the destruction gainst Mr. Branch of the elected. Vote for refcrencc|aln)ost unanimous, c come to our shores. I honor thein and and And be it further remonstrating against S uUiincnt in favor of Texas with the hope preventing surrendering his 303. Mr. the subject, and we have an interestunderand hoicc, security. new county out of parts of the said counties. uniting of the and the andidatcs, plurality being Nel- sf u e receive them nor should we That the President of this aulhcrn is to Union, recognizing existing c; votes CLARKE..H. M. Nelson 37S, W. N. »ove the mere consideration of dollars ami should gladly, "itesolved, The Chair announced the Confederacy represented slate of to see it re-constructed, '' received a number of complimentary Colier r' the but the to he and he is to following commit- |a in the facts, to the us others; reception hereby instructedConvention ascendant. yet hope son fur reference [people 389, against '1'ct nt-=. llnmauitv calls on to do it. eject tee on free : rgely S>ir a war hpfwoon 1 lu* tifn nations will forever d the The vote for reference, was 251, of illiterate and menial transmit forthwith a of negroes Messrs. Woodfolk, Orgain, uring day. to the ll will be seen our is and we are of multitudes citizenliip copy the foregoing :is follows: For reference people 2-lurce of our troubles. Are those people, who of the several States, named in theGovernorssaid McGehec, Montague,Aui.vxv, Feb. 5..Gov. Morgan said say elected by 124 majority, and snstiaition that shall not be IIIIJ-S PASSEU. a of have formed a ROANOKE..Geo. P. Tavlor, elected. provides slatery r( not or read as this resolutions." hi *ve received message from Gov. Brown. after they Southern of 1-19 "for referring." (olished in any State, hut by the consent of :ad all, only picture papers, To the will not listen to of KOCKBRl DG E..Samuel Mel). Moore, and majority lass of Northern do, with not even a We a list of the names of incorporate town of Cameron, in the 0corgia, demanding an immediate Sunder 'A propositions Confederacy, CULPEPER COUNTY. .Jas.a Barbour, aj:1 the that is, the State in which it people subjoin complete of to Let the North make and wo will J amcs B. Donnan, elected. parties; " of the economy of the to the : county Marshall; repeal the act of -March ol the muskets recently seized on board '.he them, reconciliation. is Union, elected by 500 majority. e>lists must see it best that the relation of icagre knowledge delegates Congress the Jj consider them. The Southern have SPOTSyLYANIA..Marye, Union, 11 to our Alauama.At Robert II. &, ISliO, concerning mode of catching oys- Stearner Monticello, in the harbor of New i people SPOTSYLVANIA..John L. Marye, Union, 111aster and servant should cease. It becomes competent regulate bankinggovernient, Large: Smith, a firm and rever- e clectd. who shall he President? what shall tors in certain waters; the charter of Vork. Gov. has not to heretofore cherished sincere has a in Fredericksburg of 1S9 over if we sec that u ? say sys:mRichard W. Walker. District Delegates: Colin amending Morgan yet replied £ and to the SUSSEX..Stoney Creek, 2 P. M..B. F. majority ir duty, therefore, domestic to nations? and what the Bank of to an act Gov. iJrown. t once attachment Union, and nothing Wm. S. Bartow, which will be increased by °.L is the and the best con- ^e our relations foreign .J. McRea, W. R. Chilton, David P. Lewis, Ilowardsville; repeal E J. 11. ivery normal, hence, uor March 10, I860, the mode of but stern necessity could have convinced them ippes, (secession) 36; Chnmbliss, (Union) in the The for to maintain the l'ie boutn snan John Gill, S. F. Hale, Th. Fearn, J. L. M. Curry. passed concerning From Nortti Carolina. 10. For reference 1 45. precincts county. majority j.tion of the negro, institution fish in certain to an ( of the propriety of leaving it, or could have ; against, reference is I <>4. universal extension of the elective Fi.okioa.Jackson Morton, J. Patten An- catching waters; nmend Feb. 0..The bill was WYTHE..Robert C. Kent, Secession, is Mnong us. .This act 31st entitled an act to Raleigh, military pass* jj driven them to the alternative of separation PRINCE WILLIAM..Gen. Ilunton, is a crusade the cl then, is one of the causes of our troubles. derson, James Powers. passed March, 1800, e<1 the House to It arms volun- it clected 70 Dr. Crockett and Win. Eppa The North making against franliiso, restrict the of in certain by day. I0,0u0 jjjj from it; and when they shall see, if be not by majority. is elected. in of the constitutional Vi'hat would be the etfect upon your State Gkokuia.At Large: Robert Toombs, catching oysters -c:ers and re the military. ( sense 1 1. Cooke were aiso candidates. Secessionist, ' stitution spite guaran- the charter of the town of thoroughly organizes too a fraternal of justice the vote was for Ilowison, T v the condition of Cobb. District Francis months; amending C| of a ditii- delayed, . settlement of long - At Occcujtian and in the view have presented, duty to your gotrnment.what Delegates: Barton,Howell Lronger hopes federal j; and to the Northern 15. For re- ?es, vour nesroes vote ? Just Martin Bath, in the county of Morgan; good feeling returning thnt Ciiion, 100; Ilunton, Secession,1 e African race, if not to ourselves, bids us In did all suchLegisitnre.is Crawford, Judge Nesbitt, Benjamin authorizing ilties are entertained. Conservative men mind and and when can find A letter from Alabama, says "C. "White, at the R. Thomas R. the clerks of the Supreme Court of p heart, they or Abraham has ference, 109; against 14. wke firm and strong grounds on this question, tlic State governments North; for all Hill. Augustus Wright, Cobb, and Appeals ni ore confident, but everybody is for a full »"J a and reliable guarantees for their ,a brother-in-law* .Lincoln, is District Court of to take orders of * rightssufficidntlined the volunteers and to to take BEDFORD..Win. L. Goggin, Union, 2. We arc in a state of actual revolution; ti\eir menials vote.and this gives them the Augustus Ktenan, A. II. Stephens. Appeals jj rial settlement or separation. and in the Union, may, perhaps, J' gone help are the and Louisiana.John A. D. publication in vacation; the act equality they *brt The same writer elected. iu may call it secession if you please; but c<-' n and shall never, oiy consent, are over the Green counties, over Williams and Lee. p its share of the b ecause would he for the R. B. Rhett, Jr., L. M. Keitt, James congratulatory Virginia The Charleston papers jubilant uinfcderacy, claiming public they only competitors Boyce, The laid a tc but it was rule. But in this sentiment I may be overruled. Union, elect- are in inlenial but our slaves do this K. W. C. G. Speaker before the House coinmu- >-niglit, laid over under the berecrossed. ict that the brig Maria, Captain billings, has RAPPAHANNOCK..Moffitt, fr opertv, and other States moving the work; work, Chestnut, Jr., Barnwell, nication from the ol I may safely say that nothing will satisfy them, ed. It is and as sure aiad there would be none for them.hence the hoard commissioners to of the leared at Franklin. Louisiana, direct for Uie sanic direction. revolution, Mcmminger.audit the of the invasion of the .flarketM. except the recognition equality, safety This is the first as God other Southern State, if tide of flows into the Northern Mississippi.W. P. W. S. expense State, firm ! of domestic and the "£.epublic of South Carolina. WhatNkxt..The extract is taken reigns, every immigration Harris, Wilson, in reference to the Baltimore, Feb. G..Flour active and J of the institution slavery, been cleared direct for following their be not secured, will follow States, and the competition which follows Walker A. M. W. S. Morgan Regiment; which, g.lies -~> " their constitutional for essel that has from a letter written 4th, a young rights speedily Brooke, Clayton, Barry, on was laid on the table of Howard Street and Ohio at £3 B protection of rights, ^ the secession of South February by in the of South Carolina. The how- ci the value of labor, and many must de-easesJames T. Harrison, J. A. P. motion, and ordered to ^ - Voru so ^harleston since now in IIo is steps fact, .itif- Campbell. fbeat steady; red $1 33; white $ I which they have been long contending in out the gentleman living Washington. we stares us in the -r / Will the menial voters stand this when It is as all the slave States have not be printed. | the denial of which has ni and her papers were made byCarolii, to as to what is good evcr, jnuch may deplore it, J\ thought, motionjOnof Mr. Colli the rm; white 0$a73 cents; yellow GiaC7 cents.. « the Union, and forced at that perfectly competent judge ss! Who can note current events'nnd not see in tlle is in their hands? Are not declared their course in the that eh, House ad- cu ^ nited States collector port and as far as his own character for »fa< power they present crisis, 4 previsions active; Mess $13; Lard 10* to their attitude of self-defence. . - ; until to-morrow at 12 o'clock. pork ^ them present authority a demo- re to laws that an the Convention set Jjourned «. none who know him th em unuiistakeble signs of complete seeking pass providing al:ady Montgomery will merely ^offee active at 12£al3 cents. Whiskey steady It remains for me now only to express my Of A FOKMlDALiLE PlECK OF veracity is concerned, in iridividual shall own over a certain in a AKKIVAL : lition of that fair fabric which has arisen the amount of motion provisional government, until such t J 8 cents. * . and thanks for the would doubt essertion he would nuike acknowledgments TJ gun of a large cali- any a the la nd ? There a nine as a more can ue Wednesday, Fkhkcaky 0, 1SG1. grateful and kindness with which I Armstrong Altllkhy..Anhave it from the best authority, that Gen. short period of life time ? We deplore is, among them, perpetual yeneia guveruuieni, New York, Feb. G..Cotton has declined ; uniform courtesy ^re arrived at Charleston a few days ago from "I We hold our breath in fli between labor and and it is not and that the The Senate was not in session j with whom intends a of U. S. tastropbe. suspense capital, conict provisional governmentestablished, to-day. uplands middling l!j. Flour is lower; South- have been treated by those Senators via Savannah. Jts destination is Scott, stationing Company around which diifficult to see that such a state of will be on the basis of the HOUSE OP ^ And ^urope at in Alexandria.to inter- to see the fall of those columns things Constitution of the DELEGATES. e1rn $5.50a5.S0. Wheat is red $1.3'J I I have had official and social intercourse. q and it comes to the order" of Mr. Troops the Depot tendrils ni exist without revolution. It is steady; 3 ' the of was of eorgctown, transit over the pi'easant memories hang, and long open canatOne United States. supposed they will mould The House called to order at 12 1.,3-r; white $1.40al.50. Corn is lower; mi' in thus wishing them each a long life pros- ^ a who resides in cept the free Virginia great one the rc>ason I have been so an o'clock, feston, wealthy planter, Will allow this ? 1 can ou r hearts entwine. No deplores why strong advocate the incipient nationality to suit the exigencies Speaker Ckctchpirld in the chair. e< i GGJaCS ; white Southern 70. Pork dt' and peace, 1 bid them farewell. ^ uit He has also one highway. Virginians more but fo r the is that this strife between the elect a perity locality. imported You had better Alex- couiing severance than your speaker; Union, labor )f times, provisional chief magistrate Prayer by Rev. Mr. Kepler, of the Episco- rrless $17.75; prime $13. Sugars, Orlear b*. was dead di at his own expense, for give my authority. put must. our arid will, in a few so the rmd elections Sarah Aydlett, a courtezan, found tifty muskets, hunrcd'anddriaon the Sentinel. co!ine it May God guide destiny capital years, affect order for various offices. ]pal Church. a: 3A. Coffee steady at 10ial2£. is Norfolk, Va, on the 2d inst. a volunteer corps in his own neighborhood. alert.".[Alex. J k