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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-31
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
THE CLAY STATUE
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY u. is.s.

We acknowledge ON the part of Miss Eliza NJ.
Riddle, Assistant Treasurer Of the Clay Statue
Association, the receipt Of $40, forwarded for the
promotion of that generous design, by Mrs. Susan
F. Hill and Mrs. Lewis Smith, both Of Raymond
Mississippi, and formerly of New Kent, Virginia.
This contribution from native Virginians, who
have, perhaps forever, left their native land, is
more touching than if il had proceeded from resi-.
dents 1t declares audibly, that We love still
our native land, her Fame and Glory! 'Destny
and the chances OF life have transported Us far
from the scenes of our childhood, where mother
caressed and father clasped us to his bosom, but
We remember them still, and can never forget
them! Our country now is here, but Virginia
is our hearts home and all is dear to us which is
connected with her glory Thus teii, tho thus
did not say, these New Kent expatriatcd Ladies
How many thousands are there in the far West,
who thus think and feel of Old Virginia, and IN the
vicissiiudes and stern realities of life, remember
with fond and unavailng regret, the mothers
kiss, the fathers JOY, and the innocen; pleasures
of childhood. Memory links them to Virginia,
and with Virginia to Henry Clay, her noblest son
since the Revolution.
We annex the following additional acknowledg-
meni from the Assistant Treasurer of the Asso-
citation
The contributions OF the Ladies OF Alternate, sent
by Mrs Louisa A. Tucker. Mrs. Leigh. and of the
Ladies Of Madison, through Mrs Twymsn. have been
ceived by the Assistant Treasurer
ELIZA NJ. RrpDIE"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-31

MELANCHOLY D-AsTER.-Two young men, named
Bachelor aged IL, the other about 90 Ensshman
tempted to the river in boat Phelps Mill near
South Troy. the 25th Of April aud the being strong
precpitsed the dam and falls short distance
below. After they had passed about half way the
stream they perceived that the boat approaching the
dam, aud Of them, Bachelor, jumped into the rver
designed swim the shore. and reached IL whin
six feet the DAM but seeing he likely fail
in reaching the shoe he made desperate effort and
ed half Of his length Of the waterthe then
took him and carried him feet foremost the dam and
falls IS feet high, into chssm below His body found
five days afterwards, nbout mile below the falls. The
nglishmsn clung the boat passed the falls
with i-Ihe boat dashed His body has not
yet been found, ascerain-Sr. JonS VI
CALIFORNIAN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-31
The Clinton (ohis) Republican Of Saturday s.y.--

Inc Clinton lohie) Rspabiieaa of Saturday says--
We made Tying visit about half the
this week, and found the crops tn look exceedingly
bad We have had but little rain do any good, and
from present sppeasncos there will DO than half
crop OF wheat Tho corn and oats look bad. and our
farmers much discouraged Some fields Of wheat will
not be worth cutting.
Respecting the crops In Northern Kentucky, the Msys-
vile Eagle Of the 24ih instant says,
The rain has come the ess acceptable because 90
long delayed To what this will improve the pros.
peci for crops remains be propitoas
aud autumn may 90 increase the yield of what
beyond recovery TO make fall but little Of
average crops. The wheat will generally well;
some neishoohoods must experience partial, may be
serious failure OF other crops The scarcity OF tobac.
CO plants, even the fcs planting be far
region.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-31

TnE LARGEST LErrER THE WORLD Mr.. John r.
Peters, jr who accompanied tina American Embassy To
China, arrived this morning in the ship Bazaar and in
forms that the Emperor Of tho Celestial dominions
las written letter. in the Chinese and Mantcbou Ian
guages to the President Of the United States which Is
feet long by feet wide Mr.. Peters saw III. let
ter. IL Is written yellow paper enclosed in yellow
silk case. snd is in the hands Of Dr. Parker for
ranslauon. IL is expected that u will DO homo in
the next ship
But this long opistle lie the only great thing ema-
mating from the empire Of China Mr. Peters has brought
home the largest collection Of Chinese curostes YET
made, exceeding, told even that made by the
VIZ. DunB-COM. ADy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-31

Theodore and Harris Pearson, couple Of MIiertcs TO-
gether with Jacob Mills, the sam. interesting
fraternity, committed the work house on Friday
night last as Migrants likely TO become paupers These
creatures stated that their convicons Of duty" were such
that they could not work. and that the second
funds enough to support them long the world lass-
hs being hrir conviction, II was exceedingly proper for
the authorities make the disposition they did of
People who are conscentOusy against working them
selves ought by all be MAIDS for the public
". Y. Cour. 4 En-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-31
ccRKEsPoNpENcr OF LIE WIG
PHILApELPHIA. Wednesday night.

PHmAprLPnIa. Wednesday night,
IL o'clock, 25h May.
81 write merely TO remove any uneasiness you might pos
sby from the fall Of the Public Stand at the Cum
den Races. there having for the sports
Ct the Turf and being beter employed hope at home
understand thar two. (at fahesi three men were kill
ed. About thirty wounded in 4 greater or less de.
gree. Vey sGsPgersd reports spread in the city al
fret, Of which have doubt, will reach you before
you get the OF the 1t to be este
ed almost a miracle that the damage wss no Rreasr"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-31
NOTES ON NEW BOOKS.

Narrative EXPLORING ElFEDITIoS, during the
years 1885, 80, 10. ~, and 20, by CHARLES WILKES
Commander OF the Expedition vols. l and . Phiadel-
phs. Lea & Blanchard; Richmond. Drinker & Morris.
Our readers probably that Captain Wilkes
the Of the squadron from its cruise has been
sduously engaged IN preparing history OF the Expedition
The publication of this has taken place under
the supervision OF committee Of Congress. and neither
pains expense have been withheld render the work
uudeniaby the magnificent specimen OF the ypogra
phica art that country has ever produced.
Ii has been sold for S25, and certainly very beautiful
ly printed the best paper, and proiusey and admirably
illustrated by finest artists the most competent Judge.
have pronounced that much surPssses American pub
licauon in excellence and it should be purchased BY al
who desire, aud afford. possess highly credtsbs
specimen OF our progress ia art.
But the price has been high deter purchase
ing many who wished know-apar from the inflated an
nonncements OF the presswhai has really been ACHE
By first purely exploratory and scientific expedition
whether the results have been with the ex
pense and time devoted its fitting and
and whether any discoveries have been made any
,ortant naonal and scientific objects attained which will
elevate the character OF country in the estimation OF
the world.
In Difference this rational DESIRE the publishers are is
sung, at intervals OF fortnight cheaper form Of the
work, that thousands will be able possess whom
the large price has hitherto debarred from is endowment
The present edition will be sold for dollars and will
contain precisely the type page and reading matter
the in imperial the difference between
them being the quality and size OF the paper the sub
s,uuon OF forty woodcutI for that number Of steel
vgne,es in the other the Of sixty four plates
and the OF ten OF Inc fourteen maps. three OF which
reduced scale; leaving however in this edition
nearly three hundred wood illustrations.
On the appearance OF the third volume we shall speak
Of the and character of Captain Wilkes history
though the work has been often and infinitely review
ed render it almost e task OF supererogation
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-31

1J Craniologist, strong through church-yard took
up one OF the scnls, and after examining for time
exclaimed, "Ah perhaps this the scuI Of phoso-
pher"
perhaps So" said the digger "for perceive that
IL IS some what cracked"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-31

A fASEEE MATE.-Some time since, the Yankee schr
sally Ann, under the command Of Captain Spoonsr was
beating up the Connecticut river. Nh Comstock the mate
was Of his station forward. According his notion Of
things the schooner getting rather too near certain
Hts which lay along the arboard shore So oft be goes TO
the captain. and with his hst cooked on one sidr says
Capt Spooncr, you getting rather close to ihem are
hais; hadn't you better 60 about" To which Coptai in
Spooner replied "Hr Comsock do you 20 forward and
attend to your part Of the skinner; III attend to mine
Mr.. ComstOck "mizzed" forward IN high dudgeon-
Boys" said lac, "soo that mud hook ali clear for let
ting 60" "Ay ay. SIR; all clear" "Let 20" said he
Down the anchor. out rated the chain and ike n
Hash the Sally Ann came luFng wind and then
brought up all standing. Mr. Com.tock walked aft and
touching his hat very cavaery, Capt spoonef said he
my part OF the schooner a anchor 80
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-31

EFFECT OF THE NEws.-The'New York Express
says:-The last news from Europe has had favorable
influence produce and money market. Very large
orders for cotton and ashes have appeared and owing TO
The low rate OF freights, have been readily filled The
Transactions in these articles alone, have been very
greatly increased since the last arrivals.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-31

Interest on Missouri Stoeks. We hav Letter
received by gentleman Of this city from St Louis under
date o. l1h instant, from which the following extract:
Yesterday wsa the day which the coupe pert
OF the debto the State Of Missouri fell DUE and all the
pons which were presented at the bank pid, and
am informed that ample provision has been made psy
oil which will be nreaentnd. n-MnI. Inf.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-31

MCsIC EXPLAINED TO THE woRID. or. How 10 under.
w sand Nose snd Enjoy performance. Prom the French
q ffsBc- James Fefis.
Wsbers Thsory Of Mussi Composition Translated from
third oefnsn Edition, viii foiea ny James y. Warnsr.
Georgian Belesissca Chunts Peaner
and Canuelss as sppointsd 70 BE- sung IN Churches.
The orpheaH Lyfe collection o. Ukes snd Catches. utab
for Cub Social Music Parties Selected
the sos eeebrsied Composers Arranged with P'spo ForSs Sc
Meth De Dc Violin per " sass large and speuda u.,rue.
tion Bcok for the King Of huseai Ia.uen ssb
scientihc fSesrper.
extensive dock ~ 6ns hssc NAsH WOODHOUsR,
booksellers, AMI DosIers Piano Roriss and Music,
my9e t5J Main atreef
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-31
sAD NEWS FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
rransasssd IsssaiAs Yer. cus Dao oil April sO,h for

oap NG NENIkAt AMEHtCA.
rrsns'sssd iseai Yers Crus Dao, oil April sOth for
- 40 the New Yo,k Expre.s) 49, .,----.-s
BY tho packet Of 6uAismsla. from Honduras ye,,er-
March. ~ a. 49,
Leon, thsespiiai Of Nicaragua, which had b,en In
state Of seise b Geo. Malespn, taken By force Of
arms sfes bloody ess,ss aud of cruelty were per.
pea'ed BY tbs eonqseyp 81 Jailed only In the a.,
than thousand persons were ass.s.na,sd or burn, by
Cen Msespn without distinction Of the aged, women.
children and priests. NNlit aifIlf'
While the be.eisers abandoned themselves TO thess
ceases Gen. Cabauas aud the other defenders o Leon
tired with few and the military ekesi and on reach
ing the province VI Salvador, VI which Msspn Cover
nor tho man who had tho command ~ ~ sbssnee, and
the people rose against Maespin The chambers have
declared his election null the result Of military violence
and instituted proceedings against him. ordered proper
to bn sexcd aud that In Of his refusing
ON trial. he shall be held and treated traitor lie was
Afterwards accommodated by Bishop vi,erey with all the
ceremonies sf the church, Tor tho assassination Of The
priesu Of Leon. =
Mslespin. his part. marching for San Salvador
NJ the head VI hs oops and his position exactly like thai
in which Gen. Santa Ana lstsly placed himselfin Mexico
Bishop Canopy. Of Csmsyssua. on his return from his
cousecraon In Gautamala stopped within the limits hs
diocese. aud told tho people proceed. while Gen.
Maespn had arms in his hands
The Government OF Gautainala had prohibited tho ad-
mission Of the Jesuit fathers. who the city.
way TO that state, and did not permit them land in the
port ct lzabal lappea thn this done because the
President Gen. Capera had received information that the
were going To themselves his overthrow
We assured however, that has paid their passage
although he does not admit them.
MExico, April 26th.-The Independent Mooior Of
yesterday states that tho administrator Of the Custom
House Of the port OF Msamoas informs the government
that they ought to take archives OF
his Office. in case the fifteen hundred Texans who wee
approaching that city should enter H. as 1t abandoned
This is the first ntimaton have had Of the move
ment OF troops towards Mexico tie report may be but
4 rumor. We doubt its CORE ctness.
The Mexican House OF Deputies have passed bill to
exempt from all the property VI the Sisters Of Chair
~, Of oil kinds ia whatever towns Of the Republic they
may found their establishments during years from
dates ID
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-31

HAIL sToRM.-A destructive hail storm passed over
the neghborhood "f Chambersburg, Pa on Wednesd.y
last destroying large tracts Q timber aud leveng
bsrns and farm houses TO the ground. A man BY the
name oil Johnson had ten Of fine timber "
broken down and excellent barn raised its onnda
on There has been loss Of human life, although sew
erai persons from all accounts, must have made a very
miraculous escape.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-31

CRoPs.-From present appearances, we are told Tim
the crops OF wheat aud the upper Mississippi and
and Illinois. promise abundant harvest. The wheat l.
though retarded somewhat in ts growth by the dry
ther IN the early part Ut this growing season. has been
brought out by the late rams and looks fine promises
to do well.-H Lonis Net1 Era lIav 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-31
N. Y. MARKEr-M.r oa-aIP- ,


Beeswsr 29bs3O es 1000 lbs. Para cocoa sold at ca
cts. cash. short price. No change coffee. Sales bunch
Taisins NJ 81 ,35 box, 50 trails dates at-64 ID,
cash 200 bales Siss hemp $3.50, aud 100 Msnills
S4T5O mos. $500 Chsges hides, At about 3 ct less
por CT, cash. ga Siss, 30 lbs % co. 30 days; 1900
dry Southern 9s9b cash; small lot Cuba honey, IN bbs,
NJ IS cts. cash. price. Lesd steady at $780, cash,
per 100 lbs MOlsssos Is dull; New Orleans 25s3J cts
Sales Of cotton 000al 200 bal.s change in prices.
Fl"uf is without change. Gencsee Si,JGt; not much
business.
Pennsylvania rye was offered al 66c. bu. e..
Not much was done In provisions; 100 bbs old prime
pork brought 1891, and 100 bbs old mess $3.50, go
day, with interest lie the highest price tor Olio lard
H. barrels.
Whisk ey 2is2Iic.
N. w. COast whalebone has been sid 3ii ctsyIb.,
and now offer. II 81 Whsle oil has been bought In
New Bedford ~ 32c and is held here NJ 3d.
American hemp 10 almost without movement.
r. s. Evening su'es o cotton l2UO bales apd
perhaps little more; prices instances shade beter
Ssies 1000 bushels Southern ~ cts measure, and
700 81 IS; 1900 bushels N, fhen rye 81 ctsJou. Com
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-31

During the preyscbee Of the earthquakes Mexico ss
month, town. call ID Vae de Rio Blsnco In Gusns.
JnstO. entirely swallowed %, leaving only large
where stood. Upwards Of 60 persons persisted In
this awful gull IL Zseseea, the oscillation Of the earth
produced The explosion Of powder MILL which did con.
sdersble damage besides loss OF life On the 10Th B the
Csptrl visited viii shocks, which lasted
each sever al seconds.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-31

BIRTH on A STEAABoAT.-A fine boy brought safe.
ly into the world the steamer Harry Of the West dur
ing her recent trip from New Orleans ST. LOUIS which
was Immediately named Henry Clay Eddys with the full
appreciation OF the happy parents amid the happy congra
ula,ion of the passengers.-LsuispilIe Jour.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-31

IIonsiBLE O,cURntSoE.-Tbe Doylestown (Pa) Inteh
espcef s,y,. Monday evening last Dr. John D. Pet
Of Taylo'svillo Bucks CO., he death under the
mott distressing circumstances. He had been called TO
visit patient few miles DISTANT and hs hi-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-31
DAVENPORT L. ALLEN

HAvE ToR sALEs
. HITE Brazil Sugars
w Woohey's Doubie Loaf suear
Smith's Single do
Almonds, English Walnut.
kaisins, Preserved Ginrsr
haceafoni, Oranges ana Lemon.
Ertra Gunpowder ard Bact Tea.
fou and sadena Wine
Co1nae AID Common Brandy
tH's, Candses, Soap
Rice, lodge. Madsier
SPORTING and Blasting Powder
Cotton Yarus sole I.~aiher
Gtuod Alum aud Pine Air
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-31

ts'rrsafsa rA DO 70 lice ~. rot DO 10 M, r.
.le on MS subject win b gwen Unversaii Church
70 fnorrow ~ bt, AZ O'clock By Rev o. gtssx ma a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-31

THE ACCIDENT BIsHoP DELAScEY.-wo gather the
following particulars respecting the accident which has
kept the friends OF Bishop Delaney in a OF painful
anxiety during the past week. from the Gospel Messenger
The Information derived from member of the
Bishops family, who bad every opportunity OF ascertaning
the circumstances corectly.-Onsiia Wig.
The Bishop in the open wagon of Mr.. Martindalc
who driving from Batavia East Bethany some seven
miles distant where tho Bishop had appointment
for that afternoon When the place Of destination
from some mentioned the horses becsre alarm
ed and attempted to in their agitation, Of them
threw his ley the OF the vehicle there
consequent plunginR CT the animals which
~ the Of the Bishop He the wagon to look
Mr. Martndae's shoulder that he might what the
difficulty While in that position. the words Of
the Rev. Dr. Shelton, 'he horses plunged violently and
literally twtched The vehicle from under him, and he
thrown back, Masking complete revolution, that he
struck with his whole force upon his forehead and face
There not scratch upon his body" several hours
we was insehsbe and the superstition that the result
would be fatsl.
will be gratifying know that Bishop De Lancy has
kind Of attention that his can require His
wife, daughter aud sister with him. The Clergy of
the vicinity watchu and nve the abest
ca advisers in attendance. He the house % the
Preshy-ria Minister Of Last Bethany the Rev Mr. Oaks
OF whose kindness more will be said hereafter Every de-
monsuaton Of kindness j. offered especially by the peope
OF Batavia. Our Rev. Brother before quoted says the
whole country is in Of deep soliciude."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-31

BIsH7P De LAscy'-Letters received in town
yesterday stating that the Bishop had improved consdea
bly, ha las, twenty four hours-Roeheser Democrat of
Fridou