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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-04
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

We understand that there was last week spe-
cial call of the Visters Of the University on mat
teIs ofmportance to the Institution, and connect
cd with the official conductof some Of its officers.
l, has resulted, we hear, in The removal OF the
Proctor, and the appointment of successor for
the residue Of the present session. 1t is understood
that permanent appointment will be made IN
July next II will be gratifying 10 The friends OF
the late Proctor, however, TO learn, that, in his
removal, no stain whatever is left on his integrity
and private character in the opinion Of The Board
of Visitors.
We also learn that the Board have dele: mined
10 reduce the salaries OF some OF It's officers, al
The end of the present session, 10 abolish others
and establish new Pfofessorship, ofHiStorH and
General Literature. This may be regarded as
most important movement on the part ofthe vi
sirers, and will, doubtless, be hailed by all The
friends of this noble institution, with unmixed
pleasure. We, further, receive the most fa,ter-
ing accounts OF The present stale cfthe UNIVERSE
", and rejoice that there is every prospect Of
peaceable and prosperous session.
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BETWEEN FREDERICKSBURG AID

Between fredericksburg and Alexandria or Wa't
ingion, the charge will he, in all cases,
No charge for children under three year. oi 2.
err, under twelve years Of age, half price, .oIn.
sons half price person taken up at point y.
mated, will pay the charge from the last pftc,dn.
which IN designated; and sn person set down ~
not designated, will pay the charge TO the dr'
point next beyond the place at which he may g.
Persons getting in and getting out at desleha'td
will pay the difference between the chare'' .
points respectively, excerpt that no chaig VIZ .
than rs cents, II both The points be- regular y
places-otherwlse, the charge Will be net y"
cents.
No charge being made in The above rates i"' -
the Company will not be responsible Tor u. y
case of gross negligence on me part oi tb,F
and will In no case he responsive LOT specie ~.
or jewellery, or any thing but the passenger -
ccssary baggage. 4tt
senrers not going beyond Acquia Greek. provide.
not be the place either 0farrival or departure.
turn Ticket entities person, on either Of thr h,
next succeeding that OF his arrival 70 return % ~
from which he came.
A passenger who obtains Ticket 81 pti = :.
the same Time procure his RetnIn 1iefr'' ". n
cured then, and he gets out at a Drpo'' ~.
Ticket may be obtained AT the latter D'p''n,
pensabie that a passenger starting from -, !,
get both Tickets together, If he meahs - - az
point not Depo'. When he gets IA ot a 9o,n' III.
pot, he mustse- that the Captain OF 1he ,nt
name on the Way-Bil, with the amount Ps,'' H.,
this entry Return Ticket will be oba'heu :,
Dot VIII r. he gets out. A passenger fr,hI"," n.
a Return Ticket will have tn pay The inii ,a m.
t,in az the Train being required Ia collect ~
from every person not furnished with CIV, 81,
Persons on the way, wishing 10 be taken ~ a4 !,
should make signal, " In the day, whli na NJ,
md II in the night, with light, from the tlle
i, fur hundred yards of until It reichv' - :.
hest however, for passengers, II practieahls,
DEPICTS or regular stopping places as, ~ .ne
Mail being too late, the Conductor are so'''
BILE 10 stop at other points on the ROAD. ..r
Passengers wishing 10 be sci do~n L., a III
should notify the Train Captain oi '"e"
leaving the previous Depot a;n,o an N,
Passengers are prohibited from stahoins ~ Ear.
forms ofthe car-or getting IN or OUT Q, 'n' 80,
In motion. -
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Nov. |.

PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Nov. |.
CoFrEE,-Duringt the week prices have been
about stationary, AMI at the close we notice more
active demand, sales comprise TWO entire car
goes. say 1900 bags Lasuayra al IA y cts, and
$500 bags Rio at =: a I, cts, both on iimei and
4 500 bags from store att u cts, = mos.
FLouR.-The week commenced with very
quiet market for Flour, and continued 50 until
the Great Westerns news was received on Tues
day; il caused considerable excitement Tor Inc mo-
menl, which has again subsidized and prices have
fallen back to our quotations Of last week, awhich
rate sales have been made to-day. We notice
sales during The week for export, Of about 5,UOo
bbls. al SIS 37I-2 5 so for standard brands
GaArN-There has been an active demand Tor
Wheat for shipment, and very considerable sales
a, advanced rates, commencing at ll2 III IL
cts for Penna red and ranging as high as ! 10 cts
Prices have since receded, with sales al l3a llh
els. for good and prime, some mixed with white
Southern sold al 10 a ! 10 CTS; prime Jersey 10
cts; white ZIG a 100 c,s and a choice lot brought
1916 cts. The market closes more quiet Today,
weeks sales IS $4,000 bushels Corn has been
rather dnll-sales OF several carsoes southern
yellow at 81 a 90 cts; white 81 80 cts
SuGAR-We notice a better feeling in the mar
ket especially towards The close Of the week, and
sales OF 300 hhds Porto Rico al IL Is els, on
time for refining; over 200 hhds. New Orleans
a, 81 II CTS. 6 mos, part 10 go out Of the
market; 700 bbls. and bags white Brazil, al >;
9 ID CTS. and 6 mos.
SpIRITs.-Wh iskev is dull-smal sales al 20
cts, and bbls at 81 2Gcts-[C S. Gazette.
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FrenCh'S Hotel,
Norfolk. Ttygtnif


N Having reached that period Of life
fTSA which renders retirement agreeable, Of
.!all.4. fer for sale my interest in the above Ho-
tel. Also The Furniture, stock Of Wines. Lii
quors, and all The fixtures of wellIegulated tIo-
tel. A portion OF The Servants that have been
brought up in the Hotel will also be for sale.
The terms will be liberal and made known to
any one wishing 10 purchase. Toa man quail
fed TO manage this property the whole or one
half will be sold. This Hotel was built in 1887
by a Joint Stock Company, and incorporated by
an acl OF the Legislature in 1899
II is situated on two OF the principal streets OF
this city, and contains about eighty rooms, all well
and handsomely furnished, and the House is one
Of the best bu,h and finished Hotels in the Stale.
The largest Naval Depot in the Union IS
here, and the increasing prosperity OF The city
must make This property most valuable. The
Hotel can now be purchased at price making
il a profitable investment Tor capitalist
Norfolk, Nov. 4-d9l WIN. FRENCH.
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SuDerGne Hats.

WE HAVE received lot Of Hats OF the la
w test style, manufactured expressly 10 our
order, which we can recommend as being supe-
rior 10 any Hat offered in this market since The
prices have been reduced. Many Of our custom
ers have minated 10 US that they would Ireler,
better article al a corresponding price, and for the
accommodation of such persons, we shall in ~
ture keep always on hand Hats OF superior OF
der, which we will sell at Sc. We have also on
hand large variety OF Hats which we warrant
fun equal to any Hat sold in this market al IS.
A call is respectfully invited from purchasers,
al 62 Main street, by
TToYT's PRIZE oFFICE.-Drawing Of
IL Monongalia Lottery, Extra, Glass No. 4
81 81 T3 IS &c 81 81 10 20 4s 10 80.
Alexandria, Extra, Glass No. 260.
Gil 81 IS 25 81 81 ~ 26 II 46 81.
Alexandria, Glass No. AZ:
81 4s "a 40 40 SIS 43 &C SO % 20 D.
Nov 4
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JAMES RIVER CANAL
RICHMOND. OCTOBER 81, lsi5.
ARRIVED.


Canal Boat Exii, D. Howell, with e..
merchandise, from Lynchburg 10 l.. d. e,
shaw, Bros. & Co., H. Ludlam & Co., Ple,io
EEders Frys Il Co. and 5. j. Jones.
CLEARED,
Boat Chas NJ. Mitchell, John p. Yealman !
l4I tons merchandise, Tor Lock No Al and Z,
burg
Boat Thos. NJ. Bondurant, Z. Henry, with
tons merchandise, for Lock No. and New {
Ton.
Boat Abingdon, G. Walton, with i.
merc handize. Tor Dover Mills, Columbia. :
Creek and Lynchburg.
SATURDAY, Novembe, |, l>l
ARRIVED,
Canal Boat Highlander, James Byers me-,
with "a. tons merchandise from Lynchtufs
,. ). Jones Henry LuiIam & Co, Jones 81
Crump.
Boat Tennessee, D. Crumpacker mas:er. v
oo IONS merchandise, from Lynchbure, 10 II,
Co, Bernard Peyton. Shields & Somer.
Williams q Robinson L. d. Crenshaw. BIZ
s. Co, Jones 4 Blair, ard lIar,v ,,dlam.A
Boat Buchanan, t. L-nshan master WI
tons merchandise, from Scou,yiIle N Tone.
Blair, A. T. Harris, and n. II. R,Gland
Boat Exchange, ID. Bland master, with Al
merchandise, from Scot,svilc. 10 Parish
Beazley, f. G. Tompkins & Co., and Cane,
& Crump.
CLEARED,
Boat Breeze, George Newbcrly master :
Sc tons merchandise, for Lock No. . 10 ii
ID and Elk Hill
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HENRICO AGRICULTURAL AND HOR
TICULTURAL SOCIETY,"


The second exhibition will be held al the pub
lie room of the Exchange Hotel, on Wednesday,
the 5;h November next. commencing al II o.
clock A. NJ, and closing at 10 O'clock, p NJ
II is designed TO be an exhibition of fruits, flow
ers, greenhouse plants, garden vegetables, domes-
tic manufactures, and specimens oflhe mechanic
and fine arts.
The Committee Of Arrangements request that
all articles for The exhibition, may be sent in on
TUESDAY next, between 5 o'clock, A. NJ, and
: o'clock p. NJ, accompanied by labels. with the
owners names and marked whether for premium
or for exhibition only. No articles will be re-
ceived alter o'clock, A. NJ, on the day of the
exhibition.
All persons are respectfully invited to send in
articles calculated TO give interest TO the exhibi-
ton Efficient measures will be taken 10 pro-
tect them from injury.
The various committees for the award OF pre-
mums are requested 10 be in attendance at o.
clock on Wednesday morning next.
CHARLES MARX,
THOMAS A. RusT,
CHARLES G. THOMPSON Committee.
WIN. B. CHTTENDES,
TITus c. RICE,
Richmond, Nov. 3, lS45-3t
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RICHMOND, VA.
Tuesday Morning, November A, ls4s.
TENNESSEE U. STATES SENATOR.

TENNESSEE u. STATES SENATOR.
The struggle is over, and Mr.. Hopkins l..
Turney, Democrat was elected Senator from
Tennessee on Saturday morning, The Pm day OF
trial. Mr.. Nicholson oftae Union withdrew from
The contest in a letter which stated that his name
had only been presented 10 the Convention al 'he
request Of a large majority OF The Democratc
party in the Lessla,ure-that he would al any
time have Welded 10 any other individual VINO
might have received The support OF that majority.
He denied thai he was the candidate, and, so far
as he knew, the choice Of The President OF the u.
Stales. This had been industriously charged by
the Wings.
The struggle was, them between Messrs. Fur
ney and VIM. c. Dunlap, the former receiving
SO and The latter 46 votes. They are both De-
mocrats, though MIR. Turney received but six
Democratic votes the remaining forty-seven be-
ing Wings. according 10 the Nashville Banner
The resolutions OF Mr.. Gordon, for Select
Committee, reported in yesterday S Enquirer, were
not acted on.
Mr.. Turney has been staunch Democrat
He was al the head Of the Democratic electoral
ticket of Tennessee last year, and has always
been warm friend OF The President. However
much we may regret 10 see the wedge oil dissen-
sion forced into our ranks by the election OF one
OF our own party through the Wing vote, strength
ened BY a few Democrats who separated from
their political friends, We cannotyet surrender Mt
Turney 10 the Wings, nor believe, until his acts
al Washington will justify the opinion, that
he means TO prove treacherous 10 his principles,
and desert the Democratic cause, particularly
on The great subjects of Tariff and Distribution,
as was charged upon him by the Democrats OF
the majority, in the tremendous excitement OF Inc
late election. This result may produce injury 10
pur cause in Tennessee-but if Mr.. Turney n0T-
,ies ont his old Democratic principles, the breach
may vet be healed.
For The sake of the harmony and strength oiour
party, and The success of our principles, we sin
cerely hope, that the Democrats in the Virginia
Legislature will avoid an example which is bad
in itself, and NAV produce most fatal fruits.
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NEW YORK MARKET. Nov. /.

BRgADsrrrrs-The market since The receipt
of the European news has become firm and some
VIVA, active Flour of all kinds arrives freely,
and is stored as fast as il comes in. About 2OO,
900 bills have been exported since the beginning
of August. The market closed to-day with some
sales OF Gcnessee al IS, from which holders
are unwilling 10 make any reduction. Southern,
including Georgetown and Richmond, range at
IS 50 rs. Sales Of Genessee Wheat al ! ~
al IS; Southern o. III; Jersey and South
ern Corn g. 6S. cts. weight. Oats 42a i3 els.
CoTToS-The sales to-day were too small to
notice We continue our quotations Liverpool
Classification: Upland and Florida ordinary
T. middling II, middling fair !, $, fully
fair 81 81, good lair 9 a 9l-Mobile and New
Orleans, ordinary 6. 7, middling II a =! mid
ding fair s. 81, fully iair9 81, good fair ~
lOl fine III a | l!.-lILcraW
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1kftJDtt1norp asMattftta'-
[From Tie Norfolk Beacon, !NOv. IL
NAVAL,

IT FsoIrr CoSGaEss.-We have been po-
lely furnished with the following particulars re-
speeding the sailing Of this frigate., AT ocioek'
P. NJ, the period at which we last heard from heI'
she was some distance out to sea- presenting the
sublime spectacle Of noble ship with a happy
and joyous crew:
U. S. SHIP CoNaREss,
on The Capes, Oct Both, As.
Dear Sir: We are now under weigh, and bound
for Oregon and California. At 9 20, called all
hands TO muster; at 49, the Commodore came
on deck, and as he touched the spar deck, Inc
band struck up "Hail Columbia; j after they had
done, The Commodore mounted the hoose block,
and made short but very appropriate speech 10
the officers and men; ALTER which, be broad pen
nant OF Com. r. F. Stockton was hoisled and sa-
luled with three cheers and l3 guns. Alter the
speech, The Chaplain gave short prayer; and
after The speech, prayer and every thing The off,
GERS went on the poop and shook hands with Com
Stockton.
Speech 10 the officers, as near as recollect
"Commander Dntont and OBIcers-Iou have
been selected for your superior merit and high
reputation. Mcn-Your conduct since you have
been on board this ship entities you 10 the high.
est praise. There goes my broad pennani, and
10 your valor and patriotism | trust its honor,
which is dearer TO me than life. We now sail
for California and Oregon and then, what Hea-
ven pleases."
Al the conclusion OF his remarks, the Commo-
dore requested the Chaplain 10 pray. He said
"Mr. Chaplain-Pease pray to Almighty God
for his protection, when we are in danger II may
be loo late" Yours. &C.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, by The Rev. Jas. B. Taylor, on Thurs
day evening, the Both ult, MIR. WILLIAM w.
WlcKs, 10 Miss HARRIET BAsTIeS all oflhis city.
Married, by the same, on Sunday evening" The
2nd inst, RICE B. HElsLop, to Miss ELIZABETH
MARTIN, all ofthis city.
Married, on the same evening, by the same, Mr..
SAMUEL S. EMMERsoN, 10 Miss ELIZA p. BLAND,
all oflhs city.
Married, in Philadelphia, on the Goth October,
by the Rev. Thomas L. franklin, SAMUEL. P.
Mitchell, of Richmond, Virginia, 10 REBEccA,
daughter OF The late Joseph klapp, NJ. D., OF Phi
ladelphia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-04

The papers are discussing the various amend
ments to our constitution, 10 consider which, a
Convention is called for by large majority Of
the free white citizens Of The State. We certain
" have no objection 10 throwing all proper light
upon any subject affecting the interests OF the peo
pie; but we cannot but believe that the latitude
which some of our brethren are taking relative
to the subject-by discussing questions foreign
10 the grand question at issue, viz: that of giving
10 The West the power of improving her condi-
ton-will have tendency 10 embarrass the ques-
ton OF calling Convention, fnot defeat the mea-
sure altogether. When We shall have succeeded
in getting Convention j! will be time enough
amendment. We are warmly in favor of call
ing Conviction, and shall express our opinion
as to what alterations to be called for by The
general veal Some OF the friends of a conven-
ton may profit BY remembering, that it is pos
sible 10 b. over jealous, even in a good cause;
and also, that there is such thing as zeal with
on, knowledge II Woodstock Fa.) Sentinel.
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EXECUTORS SAIL

IN MONDAY, the 10th of the present month. II
~ If not, the next fair day, we will proceed ID
public auction, 1T The residence of Miles II Ca
deceased. part Of his Household and Kitchen +.
tnre. consisting Of several excellent Feather Rcd,
strads. Chairs, sc. Also, fine Mule. and one -
good work Horses, first rate Mich Cow, ant ,
other Stock, will he sold nj the same time aud pac,
OJ- Terms made knswn on the day "f sale.
ELIZABETH GARDNER, E,tcuu
and GEO. WM. GARDNER,
Executor Of Mills u. Gardner, deco
y. II. All persons having claims against the E,ts
Miles II. Gardner, deceased, are requested t. make
known 10 the subscribers, without delay.
l. GARDNER. FIecuir'
and G.. w. GARDNER
Nov. i-cit Executor Of NJ. H. Gardner. dtc,,
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NOTICE.

A PETITION will be- presented 10 the neat Ger
n Assembly OF Virginia, praying for a charge i
place OF holding separate OF precinct election IN
rrct.i Ia be- held BY law 10 New Market, IN The a.
OF lirnrico, from the SAID place, New MARKET. 1,
House now owned by, and Ihr residence OF, Strph,
Sweeney, and now occupied by him as Tavern
commonly called Sweeney's, Ia the lower end u
said county. and that the separate precinct elr,
may hereafter br held at the said last mentonrd u
instead Of at New Market, as now directed b, Law
MANi CIIizrss % tL>ni,o Co.'s.
Nay a-rwaw
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NEW HORTICULTURAL ESTABLISH
MENT


THE subscriber hegs to introduce to the notice OF the
i citizens OF acknowledgements visiting the City,
and the public generaly-his Establishment for the sale
Of Greenhouse aud other Plants. situated on Clay
Street, Immediately adjoining Nr Dill's bakery, where
will be found the largest and best selected collection OF
rants South OF the Potomac, consisting in part "f Ia
meliIs, Cactus, Geraniums Roses, &c &c The Ca
neiias embrace all the and finest old sorts. The
Roses include all The varieties Of the Tea, Bourbon
Bengal, Noisrtie, Remontant, and every other kind
worthy Of notice cultivation, whether of recent
former introduction ie would also inform those Is no
planting in frrnt nf their buildings. that he
has made arrangements with the propretU's Of Of
the best Northern establishments, whereby he will at all
times be prepared 10 furnish the most approved kinds for
planting Purchasers may at all times res, assured
that plant will be allowed TO leave the establishment
unless in a state Of perfect health and true 10 its
Boqueis furnished for parties, &c during the ensuing
season in the FIRST style Ladies are respectfully invited
10 visit the Establishment.
N. b. Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Herbaccous Plants,
S rawberries, Raspberries, &c. &c.
ALEX D. ABERNETHY.
Richmond. 4th November ls4J-c9tt
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TRUST SALE OF LAND IN AMELIA
COUNTY,

On MONDAY, the 24rh OF November Is45 at The resi-
~ dencr Of John ST. Clair In the county OF Amena, we
will proceed TO sell tracts of Land belonging 10 me
said 81. Clair, viz The which ne rerdes, sup
posed contain about 456 and cerain tract OF
land purchased Of Newton Wade believed TO contain
800 acres Amer the Sae Of the land, We shall offer for
s.e sI valuable nrerres and all Of the Punishable pro-
p.rty of the said ST. Clair, including The last crop OF
wheat. corn fodder and tobacco The stock Of every
description horses, cows, Sheep and hogs, together
with the plantation utensils, and household and kitchen
furniture.
The lands said TO be very good the home tract
timing besides branch iands 90 acres of Appom
low grounds; imp ovements good
The negroes and perishabe property will be sold for
cash. and the land for third cash. and the balance
in two equal annual nstalmsnts. Bonds with good
security will be required. and in addition, the title 10
the lands will he reserved until all ofe purchase money
has bee paid.
The above property conveyed 10 Trustees. by
deed duly recorded in Amelia CLERKS Office. for purposes
therein specified The title TO the property Is believed
TO DO good, but, acting rtstecs, we shall convey ony
such title a. is vested 10 US.
LEWIS z. HARVlE,
JOHN G. JEFFERSON,
Trustees.
NJ B. The Creditors requested TO sutn the saio,
with all Of their claims properly stated
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS. Nov. 3.

RICHMUND MARKETS, NOV 5.
TOBACCO-No change In prices. We
quole Luss at 81 IS >; common Leaf 3 so 4
So good 10 fine S; extra quality 8 a 10.
COTTON-Slocks ma!-Sales a, 6, a 7. els.
FLOUR-hed 1t 50 25-oi'ering prime a 5
II l-2 cents.
WHEAT-l05 10 cents; the latter for
choice white.
CORN-7O cents per bushel, and scarce
OATS-37 - cents per bushel from Depot
and wagons; IS from vessels.
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DYING AND SECURING EsTAbL
MENT-RENOVA ;,

IouN w. HINES has removed his Dying . .G
j ing Establishment to his new house. w.,
site Or PIumer's Church, on franklin sue 'r. h,
in his line, as usual, will be executed III ,r
ner. and on the most reasonable trtu'-' Il
.en.rous uublic for their past encoufaren'e"',
s.ns,Y hi. plrdpe. that ali work entrusted 10 ~
dnnr in The best manner and style.
Sept. 30-cifet'
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EORTIINE,S NEW HOME.

VIZ P TURPIN's PRIZE OFFICE
w 10000 dollars divided in prizes Of TO-
600 dollars each, 10 Of 1000 &c. Drawing
comes per mail to-day. A fine Scheme for
Packages or single Tickets.-75 Nos, l4drawn.
Tickets only 5 dollars-shares in proportion
Call and purchase Ticket from The lucky Prize
Office of w. P. TURPIN,
Nov. 4 No. 10 10 East Main Street.
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MORAL SENSE OF BosToN.

The Post OF Thursday says: "Three murders
have been committed in Boston within SIX
months; the perpetrators have not been detected,
and not cent Of reward for their apprehension
has been offered by either The Stale or City au-
thorities: YET boy, for selling newspaper on
Sunday, or bookseller ior opening his store Tor
few minutes. is Immediately bounced upon.
From Fridays Post, however, we learn, that
"ln the Common Council last evening" an order
was passed, authorizing the chairman Of the
board Of aldermen 10 offer reward of $1,000
for the apprehension Of Albert J. Tirrel charged
with the murder OF Maria Bickford."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-04

A Correspondent of the Philadelphia North
American says "Com. Parker, it is understood,
is 10 have the Boston Yard Com. Perry The West
India Station, and Com. Jones The African squad
ron. The Congress 10 be the flag ship OF The Pa
ciiic station, and Com. Bolton is TO go TO The Me-
diterranean The orders for the return OF The
irisate Cumberland have been revoked. She
will finish her cruise, and it is believed will be
The flag ship OF Com. Bolton"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-04
R. ]. WALKER,
Secretary OF The Treasury.

Each house oil Congress will contain decided
Democratic majority, and no one can doubt that
The Texas and Oregon questions will be finally
settled upon The broadesl basis as regards extent
of territory, that the Independent Treasury sys-
lem will be again established and the Tari modi-
fed. 1t would not do for the Democratic ma
joriiy to disappoint, in these respects, The decis
lively expressed will OF the Democratic masses.
fN Y. Morning Ners.