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part OF the allowed every though thousands
ii chdrea unschooed. The utmost we can hope
is that the OF Ahsmse by beng contributors, hough
small the proposed schools may be Induced to
feel Interested In them and seod their chi-
dren the worth &C their money. This feelnE IL
main sprng humsn action. largely conducting Ia other
States, and efficacy OF their scaool sysse.
sare oieetot our plan will be- to raise up every where
through the country. better schools. They viii be
dunn, between the high classical ssmnares patroniz
&C only by those who pay lao $50 dollars year
scholar aud the wsched apologies Tor schools kept
too worthless Tor other pursuit. whom the poor are
been sinking lower and lower pitch OF
the higher sort have, Of late year., been rising. both In
price and pretension. doubt they Law good ioun-
dation IN Latin and greek the old Neisonan teachers
questionable that they do teach aiding. writing, geo
grsphy, and English grammar. half well as the better
class OF old field school masters used 10 do. And they
teach deeper OF mathematics they do not turn out
scholars good calculating interest. working
IN fellowship But suppose they did send to College lads
knowing Greek and posluture lenses
aud able solve the Bnomial Theorem what com,
pensaon IL all this, for inability To spell correctly,
write grammatical SENTENCED
Our common Schools will teach the really useful branch
lar better than those ambitious "Academes which
little better than nurseree oi dis paton and
conbry. They may not send forth many snowy, hnc
enctne but they will produce teniod the number OF
vcyors geo2aphe WRITER'S arithme and readers;
who will be lar better prepared than those hne gentle
men, To their country,-whether NJ the plough
tail the workbench the FIRE sde in the school the
Bar, OF the Legislative Hall.
One thing OF ITSELF wal give superior value TO tho Com,
mon Schools They will be closely snpcrinended. by Nsi
liant, skfu camiaers But have the length
intended; and shall close.
Msy the BANNkR County not fail TO embrace the oppor
tuny Offered her, ot winning ehoieer wreath than
has crowned her browsdeeked they have been,
with honors.
ANON RESIDENT, TAN PAYER,
OF ALBEMARLE
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Correspondence Of III. Baltimore Patriot
WAqIIINrTnN A.; II

The most acceptable Of the present Administrator,
both the Wings" and Democrats perbaps Is the re-
movs Of N. p. Tamodge from the office Of Governor Of
Wisconsin, to which place be appointed last by
Capt Tyler Mr.. Tallmadge POiincisn, neither
fish, esh fowl but tried to be all three. A. time
he left the Democrats" proper, and became Conset-
ysiiye." Next he a flaming Wing" But the Wings
would not him for Vice President either IN 1910 or
1874 aud he turned" Tyler Democrat" and openly
declared that he mad been Wing" This declar-
aton however he could make sas Wright or James
X. Polk beieue. The result Mr. TanadRe goes out of
Office, yoarling Territorial Governor and General Dodge
the Indian fighter appointed in his stead good move
large deputaton Of New York politicians, with anx.
faces, have arrived since the election Of municipal OIL
in the "Commereal Emporium" and doubt will do
their best to effect the removal Of Collector Van Ness Post
master Graham and TOwie, OF the Custom house, from
their highly lucrative Offices 10 which they had the nck-
good or bad to be appointed by Captain Tyler.
Let any one who thinks. dreams, that the Adminsa.
ton will make more removals political grounds but
come here aud be loDkorOn for end himself how
the President and his Cabinet Ministers are beset and i'm
poruned day 10 and day out, by depuiaons large and
small and lone indvdus from every section Of tho coun
try. aud from New Yoik particular and his thoughts
Dreams will undergo radical change The reno
walls must The President and Cabinet could not stop
them, and have any peace, n they would Such the fla,
| Of "YounR Democracie"
1, is understood that Mr. Labrsnch member Of tho as
Congress from Louisiana who still here will be tgpoint
cd Naval Officer Tor the port q New Orleans and ha
Mr.. Stiles, u George, slsa member Of the last Con-
gross and also still here, VIII get the appointment Of Chsrg,
des Ahsire. to Austrs. Both Of these gentlemen vere
1 candidates for the Havana Consulship.
The appointments Of Federal Officers in BALTIMORE re-
Gently made, IT l. uodsiood gave very general satisfaction
The friends Of the sppoinees residing this city muei
pleased with the result.
The Globe Office " undergoing sort Of Advertisement
The sale 10 Mosss Richie and IIeiss s 60 be bona I'D.
The whole establishment goes. buildings and mate
rails, and the prize scarcely be ess than $50 O00
is possible that Major A. D. DOoeson will be partner
tho concern, he close his presen
Diplomatic duties in Texas. The Globe viii pfobsbly taxi
another namo. under which iu conductors hope, O
Ill.,.
"Democraiic' members Of Congress- Mr.. Blair rents NJ
fine residence n town. the Presidents Mr. Secre
tsry Bancroft and his country residence IN Mon
geometry county Maryland. Its said that he bes refused
foreign mission!
Before the sale Of the Globe scfusy agreed upon
Mr. Rives, its great fiscal editor, took trip to Albany
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IN favor q general sysssa q free ssAss vkssssy we
place poor msn's vhsrs h essA, 70 bs-os level
rpssiicss In their ssassey = sw q sAs frsas u
q As sspiran nsy - tsgsskss slsr By scciAss he
procsrsnsn VI he sspiran viii preamble and
long string Of rssnlusss. sdag The most
popular and beat esali6sd 10 shs Daie rsprsssas H.
and cell The dissret (ao dassses hew lsss 10
tain the nomination IL 10 virtually pssne The elective fsa
fiends of ofths sspsa. A thsy Direct he bsAscs
musi follow. Nshss nyssh ~ friends. eoasaed
10 know vhs,hss dssgssd b>R his ssias fs
eleesoa but Of he With ip<udeat hasss
suecssdsd In securing hs nssinAdsa ~hils In Rich
mood attending my legislative asss. whsthsr this 10
eoaRd,ns constituency. hope thai my noa-s Appearance
among my old friends. will not be The means of producing
apathy their part but that they wil oil. with
cord rush :, the ps add cast their votes heretofore for
their old friend and well wishes,
April n, lst5. WILSON X SHINN
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL IS. is.s.


WHIo CANDIDATES Fos TINS CONVERSATIONAL ann
SEHsTORLL DISTRICT
For the 9Th Congressional Disuct Po~hsan, Chester
field coochlsnd oui,s Hanover Henrico and the City o
Richmond.)
JOHN MINOR BoTTs-
For the Senatorial Dsc, Of James City. Chsres City
New Kent, lenreo aud the City Of Richmond,
ROBERT G. STANARD.
mr. Stsnsrd has thus Tar opposition. either WING o.
Iocufoco and presume will have Zoe the wings
coni5e in his ability, and the Democratic party know the
useessness of struggle Mr.. Stsnard has been called 10
kentucky and Mississippi by imper ious busines and de-
tanned there by painful misfortune in the loss OF child
and the illness Of his wife, Hence he has not visited his
constituents he intended. We ask the Wings ct the
District this statement, and TO compliment pubic
servant who well deserves IT, with unanimous vote
For the House Of Delegaes;-
PowHArAs,
CHASTAIN COOKE.
cHksrKRFixLp,
LAWSON money BuRFooT
LOUISA,
ELISHA MELTON.
hanover,
WILLIAM WILLIAMSON.
urSRco,
SHERwlN McRAE.
ooocHLASp.
fla this county the Wing candidate, Charles Rsbt Wood
son. Esq has withdrawn very judicousy in our poor opin-
ion.l
NEW EENr
RICHMOND T. Lacy.
JAMES (yoRx AND wiLLIAN,BuReO
- HOWARD.
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In this city, Sunday afternoon on the I3,h instant,
after short but painful illness, which she bore with Chris
tan forUde and resignation, Mrs Susan For rect Of the
late MsI. Nsihl Fox, In the 9Th year Of her sse.
VI tuesday, otn instant OF Bilious Pieurisy, Col BrsL
Of Indians In eyery relation Of life. Col D. On exen.
pary and his memory will DO fondy cherished by
large circle Of relatives and friends.
Yesterday morning. at ~ O'clock Mr.. Wv T.. Tssv..
IN the SSH year Of his ago, full confidence of future
state Of bessedness HIS friends invited TO attend Nh.
funeral from his late residence on Main street. near The
Union Hotel, a3A o'clock, this dsy. -
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MR.. oPL,S CONCERT.

Tho concert proposed by Mr. opl Mr. Vsnden Berg and
Mr. Charles Roster intended for Saturday evening" will
take place this evening the Exchange. On the occasion
Amateur will perform several solos on the CosSoru
These gentlemen musicians Of reputation. Mr. Opt
Ibetter known personality besides his fame dis
,ngushed musician and exquisite performer in his ami
ability, modesty, and accomplishment n gentleman q
popular representative Of the divine he processes
We hope his friends will make strong rally for
him. and him the full house which his professional
abilities and his private worth cn,o him.
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wILsoN,K. sHiNN, ESQ.


We pselish this ssnssnsas sddr. 10 hs iss eosst'a
snss. o1Srns hinssf AsaAss sessiiaas e. he Nsspa
sesassA Dhsist = an - z dad y snaa = ss4p-
sss. %. - he's erred he tases ~ 10 rpa< -
ss'sr. "a vAs we ssriy S,ilsvSs Ing D
'ssssssa a. oss ssls % pc iissSses. - pod "a
warm Asss,. 10 esfssiny III hss intellect We would
have oppressed in this COUNTRY BY powerful --smss
-by liss and slsnden sstsbshed Indeed. fee;
decided pleasure in placing Ourselves BY hs sdc Of cay
thus oppressed, prepared to aid him In rpsllns ss
srsssa cod persecution. Mr. shnn bsiievs TO be
mani enemy but his o~n, and s habi, which hes led
him To be enemy himself. fully believe he hes
strength Of mind conquer. With this noble psrpose
ecased with his generous charscse with hs 6as len,s.
with hs atrspdiy, Wilson X. Shinn will yet be. we feel
every assurance. his region Of cosnuy and
pride to that generous band Of friends who have sisck to
him. spptsed of his fine qualities. lie owes IL 20 those
generous friends than to hmse to ssse that dgu
" Of endowment with which NATURE has gifted him!
They who maicioesly think that thus prove upon
ourselves intriguing intercourse with Mr. Shinn during
the last legislative winter, quite mistaken The editor
who writes this, did Mr. shins throughout the win
tor, exchange word with him, verbally By note
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CULPEPER.

We cry Mr.. Hsnsbroush's pardon We had not been
informed Of his generous and selfsscricng course.o
worthy Of true Wing, little like some o,he- Who
provided they themselves down the rebelious
stomsehs OF tho people. 6g for any thing else
To Mr. Haasbrough tender regrets for hav
ing misunderstood him and undesgnedly misrepresened
him, for q single moment.
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RICHMOND MAHYerS


t-e-eess, AID eSnRnrrkp TWICE wkkE vnSs I
ls~a II. isss.
TsACCO-Iaspsetioss light. swiae ~ - No.
$500. We quote Lug. ssw. oiissi; Csa~s. Lssf
Sstsst ~ 4 ~aAi.s o&ts<A ssA 5; 0ssA esS.s ~
%, fiss e14iot In quality, sas ns..fsssss.s ~
sersp.toss % 70 M.
to 3oe. ~ ~ s01T wv -
CUT NAlls-->ss.. .--.-...a----.-.-ss.---'
N, CorToN-s&ss}e. yerFuplQ
5ss13e. rlrr rrPshtI - " Si''o' ossek
WHlSKEY-Bbls 2<e hAas. sSc. 81. s.alT
CANDLts-spsrm 2s.sOe; Patent spsrm az ,,..,,..
Ps'en, i3ci Tallow i0si2S.
coffEE-Rio Case; Lssssyr. 7S,s: 81. ps.,o-o
6sao; Java l0Ssiie.
ULovERsEED-ei 90 pei bsshsi.
nEkDS' GRAsS-S7is. Z. pds. ,f..- .,.f
IiMoTuY Da-e3 50 per basb.l. 60
fish-Ns~ No. I shad ss.s.so, No new Hsr,,ar,
have arrived. ' J .'II =" '"'s'
fLoUR-Ssper6ne o<jA3. 's'
ikoN-Pig -; English ss0: Sweden s,OO: T,.A...,
MoLAssrsS-Poro Rico SIC; Orleans a5s: c.h. A.
oli.-wiaier e95ai00; FAN strained so.ss, Wi. "a,
ibis. 4lc. "
PRoviSioNs-Bacoa( hog rossd) &c. L,rd sae
PLAisrER-e<s On Basin Bank. -
SUGARS-St Crox Sai0c; Porto Rico 7ssAe; Ns~r
Orleans 81 to 1ic.
SHOT-5Sc. ..trr a..f.r ffE
SALT-whsf leo; Store Si,7s. t,t
CAT~rLE-Beef from S3t 10 a; Sheep from n n n.
Hogs from $lto4t ra 'III-
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GREAT PRE- IN PITTsBURG ,

Pt'sburg Is literally in ruus In proportion inbsbi.
isne and the number Of buildings would the mos,
extensive fire which occurred 10 any Christian city,
except that In London in 1906 which consumed tho build
ings 1900 streets See the details 10 another column.
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Corros-The sales tor the week ending isss sv.n,.~
amount to $500 bales OF which $3.50 were Uoi,.d -
Florida. closing. inferior a csns ordinary 10 Too,
ordinary st.s} middlns good middns 81 Ca middIio1
tar to lair Ss.6 folly s 6asi good fair 7S,7 and 2350
ordinary 53s6i; mddng good middGne s3ssi midSline
cr to tar ots7 fully fair 7is7a good fair s.sA csn@
Inc arrivals during the same period 6O6i b,Iss Bu.i
ness Of the close became dall and while soms holder
fused to sell any concession, in The sbssnes OF ~. o,i
genee by the Great Western. oihers submitted 10 d,.l;n
Of cent per ID. on the prices current thR day week
We quote as follows
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ArsIL FooL-The New York News tells the following:
On the LIST OF April. stages about leaving
Camden, n. J. person CHANGED what appeared Ia
be roll oi notes. on the pavement, which he concluded
pick up and run risk Of being made April fool IL
proved be a fifteen dollars without single
tereit Upon n,eogsng the several passengers whether
they had lost thing he received nothing but looks
ii to say-"Y on can't come 1t, April fool" lie, how
ever. conunued his inquiries until Of them told him
psiny he was id fool. He, therefore, pocketed the
notes. and put or about his business highly graed with
the success OF "all fools day."
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u-The following Jtu rt.prt OF Henry Crk,h.ns wa,

I-The following feiprit OF Henry Crukshsnk was
liule Neutrality-suspicious. will !iquidate:''
Lines block OF ice brought from America with
out melting, and exhibited in n window in the Strand:
"lce placed within shop room
Will urn 10 water, we presume:
For It's a solvent, all agree;
But here iHsolvent ice We see.
'Yet, though cannot solve the ice,
We solvc the riddle in a trice:
Ii comes from Pennsy lvana's State,
And therefore will not hquidaie."
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We regret 10 learn that tho fine residence Of on, worthy
friend VIM b. ChsndoD his estate near this city, late
tho Tree Hill Race Course destroyed by fire shout ~
r. M, on saturday night The lovely just set
ting, aud the blaze In lighting up the wide simohi
theatre including tho rver Manchester, Sc, presented
most singular appearances Enquirer.
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FLOUR AND GnAN-Ths has been 4 dull week for -four
'housh 'here "a little more doing toward the close S17s
Is generally asked for Western though ,omo s,l.
oesn made at Ut cents less Sales Of Troy during the
week I" S46sart.72. Southern continues firm. Sale,
., ueorenwn aud brandywine have been made TO some
mond country at St6sa 800 bbls Richmond city e1u.
wheat scarce. A small sale OF Du,chess Co was
made elC4 and about $500 bushels Southern n, q, NJ
Rye niower Sales at 67a69 cents. Corn 10 in dem.,d
WIN large Iaes and fair supply. Sales Of Southern .,
soA49 cents weight and Of Jepey White and Yellow az
the same aie Oats are steady NJ n ,aa ce,s
io' Northern Southern 26 cenu.-Com. Ado.
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V. w. SouruILL, Esq.

CgARLoTyEsv,LLs, April In. 1915.
SR: On reaching home last evening, after profe
absence Of days, had the honor receive une
edy yonr favor OF the 7th accompanied by the
ngs Of humorous meeting" OF the Wings Of Albemare
held that day. and placing for the Legislature
before the county. ut the ensuing election.
Having expressed the wish that might be allowed TO re.
turn TO private fe TO which my feelings and
inclined pray you, Sir believe that most
y sensible Of this ateng manifestation Of the regard and
confidence of my rends-cOming unsolicited my part
and. therefore, claiming and receiving my grateful &C
acknowledgements.
All Ihsve adds that whilst should have much prefer
red the selection Of some other whom the ranks Of the AL
bemarle Whgs furnish many, any Of whom would have
received my cordial support YET should the action OF your
meeting be ratified the polls and il be the pleasure of
my countymen to reconmission their service the
best efforts Of my head and heart shall be devoted TO pro-
mote their Wishes and TO advance the interests Of our
mon country.
avail myself OF tho occasion 10 you the as
surance my great respect and esteem.
V. w. SoUTHALL.
JoHY B. SPIEcE Esq. Sec'y &c
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VREES PFastho first brought this city thia season
were received at Guys Monument House. and the En-
change Hotel, Saturday, from Norfolk. Asa
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AN APRIL JOKE.

correspondent OF the New York Express says that
amusing happened the lst though like the
subject vi considered serious Joke "Oae OF the leading
democrats Of this city, who prominent during the late
campaign. who has been standing applicant for office,
ceived letter the LIST purporng from Secrea-
~ Walker, duly fanked, desiring interview
OF importance. OF early hour he paired
Secrearys Oice.-The result of Johns interview
has been announced" NORFOLK BEACON.
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ALBEMARLE SCHOOL PLAN.
See development Of this subject heretofore very little
understood by the public At large.
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BOSTON MARVET A,,;,,o

fLouR-The transactions have been for Geos,>, 6nO
6el' at S4s13 on landing. and 500 do do 0lsI.i 81
ieotse'own St.75. and do Extra S5 per bb Grim posr
ket without much change; yellow dsi corn 5Ossae na
white 47atSc. per bushel.-fArLAs
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Zim@ermann's nep Tobacco Store, No. l65,
West Main Street.
We acknowledge from this house present Of ineom.
parable Cigars We seldom SMOKE but the Corporal whom
we permitted to smell at them, and who il q great ssoxrR
pronounces them sx rLus ULTRA!
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nIED,

The Residence % Nc rdnT Williams ns.r Clarssvie crenrO
on The 10th Of March sErH WARD, E formerly Of
aged ~ years.
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CHARLoTrsvILLK, April 7th, lS45.
DEAR SIR. BY resolution adopted at meeting Of the
Wings OF Albemare county forth in the
proceedings Of said meeting. made my duty as il
Secretary 10 transmit TO you copy OF said proceedings
and compliance with said resolutions have proceeded
discharge the duty required Of by the same and ac
corney the foregoing copy Of the proceed
ings Of said meeting.
am. sir. very respectfully.
Your obi servant,
JOHN b. SPIECE.
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ALBEMARLE.

At very numerous meeting Of the Wings Of Albemarle
county. held tho Court House, Monday the 7th day
Of April lS45 for the purpose Of nominating a suit
able person candidate for said county, at the en-
suing election motion, Col John Coles was called to
the chair. aud John b. Spiece appointed Secretary:
Whereupon VALENTINE w. SouruALI the late delegate
proposed the Wing canddste for said county, and
unanimously nominated by said meeting; with an earn
desire their part that he do accept said nomins.
ton.
Oh motion, Resolved That copy of the proceedings
this meeting be transmitted by the Secretary the said
Valentine w. Southall.
Resolved. That the be also published in the Viz.
gnia Advocate, and that this meeting do ADJOURN
JOHN COLES, Chairman.
JoHs b. SPrHcE Secry.
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HO YT'S PRIZE OFFICE.


$4,000 prne. Of $4,000 Capital for ,hs morning.
Tickets q, sales eIose st ~ O'Clock.
Also evening 900 Capital tickets g. shanes
proportion for sale al Hoytis No }, Ere.
nTswing Of honongsia Lottery Clsss is
GO "a 10 Is ~ So 20 l6 ~ So q IN
Aler.ndris, Extra. GAS 7e
81 GO l6 ~ IN Is 81 IS 62 10
AkIsaaris, Gas, No IS
~ 20 a 81 so ~ 20 10 81 81
Managers Once.
Drawing OF the Pokouoke River LOTTERY, No. To-
81 ~ Q ~ 8 Is a. GIL - IL GO So IL
Tickets Nos. % a. still another capital sold sod psi
by T. X. Bigger l.I.
Drawing Of the Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. n;
61 30 ~ "a Is Sc 81 80 40 10 rs co
SPLENID SCHEME!
$4,000, IS 81 1000 rs Nos. ~ ballon
Drawing Of Splendid Lottery IL received by wedneS
days mail Cspilals o95,O00 5000. 1000, 1000. 100.
1880 70 Of 1O0O 800. so Of 900 900 u 400 dc. IS Nos.
70 ballots. Tickets only ~. A splendid scbsme buy
package IN the risk package Of % quarter tickets
s only s23.
For sale by r. RUSSELL BIGGER.
spH y,. Opposite Eagle Ruins.
ssrsfsgo water.
GApAToGA CoNgREss SPRING WATER In eusr pint
- bo',s perfectly fresh, just received scar Iynehssxs
saieN ALEX DUVAL n co,
apis nT Main Street
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GUANO-5O bbls Guano, FOR sale by
| ~ sPH DUNLOP, HoNCURE d co
The New York herald., 1845-08-26
ssThc IOnkcra Affair."

ToNKEks, August %, $50.
DEAR Sm-Under the above title find commu-
nica'on in your paper of yesterday. The writer Of
ments made IN mine OF the 18th inst were all true,
and he tries to give the impression of their alsy
by relating In his own peculiar way a circumstance
that occurred after that of which wrote. In his
unruths, that the person brought before the Justice
was immediately discharged on an investigation of
the circumstances. This is not so. The Justice
found him guilty OF trespass and was proceeding to
the trees injured magnanimously acquitted him Of all
damage as was only his intention TO vndlcate by
the arrest, the majesty of that law which had been
so fiagranty violated OF the truth ofa that have
many here who are willing to testify under OATH
and doubt not, that if legal investigation were
had OF the matter, we could find many among those
who came upon the excursion to give similar ac-
count Of it, AMERIcUs.
The New York herald., 1845-08-26

MONTREAL, August 22.-Our races this week have
been well attended, and there has been very good
sport. Several American horses have
The murderer Lambert (who killed his fellow barge
nam has been brought back. He apprehended at
Piatburg, and the officer who captured him declares
nmsen much indebted for the assistance afforded him by
the u. &. authorities.
projected railroad between Halifax and Quebec is
occupying considerable attention just II thought
government will take the matter In hand as will effect
facilities for tho transportation of troops greater than the
previously contemplated military road.
The relief committee at Quebec are purchasing all
the old military clothing they get hold Of
pondsncs Liringsfon 4 Weik
The New York herald., 1845-08-26

MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE--We hear that matri-
monial alliance on the tapis, between Daniel OCon.
nell Esq, and Mrs Molly Mcguire, of Maguires Grove.
The estates Of the interesting couple are contiguous
and we hear there are TO be bonfres the whole
country in celebration Of the event-LenScn Punch
The New York herald., 1845-08-26

FoR TrxAs.-On Saturday morning, at about 7
o'clock company Of marines passed through this CITY
ON their way 70 Washington, D. c., thence TO TeHss-
PMIo. Sum- .ans. 90