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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-18
ANOTHER LARGE AND FREsm sUPPIY or
EOTHINg.

llEo vain Fucet corner i7ih and Main Streets
H r. SPENCE Aaent enabled present ADD pss
hftept 20 ufer his public
bes AL assoften's fraiy Made Clothing nd
~ Articles at was his privilege Ne therefore -oets m
ahtneestsf purchase n good cheap sricie Ia
hvour h With call before purchasing elsewhere and thu.
aify rselv 10 their pleasure profit that ain
maintains bs wei earned reputation for selling GOOD and eh ar
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wednesday, marcn 1o.6Rs NE
The stock market was very heavy to-day, and prices
without any material alteration. Long Island Har
lem, Norwich and Worcester and Pennsylvania Elves,
closed At yesterdays prices; Morris Canal fell OF Per
cent; Reading Railroad 1; and Famers' Loanf
AT the Second Board quotations fell Oh fraction from
those current at the First Board There were runners
in Wall street that the President had special meg
sage to the House of Representatives, recommending sp
preparations for the increase Of the army and navy, and
for the increase Of Notifications in the principal Allan
tic sesports These reports undoubtedly had IN inAu-
ence upon the stock market Independent Of these
things thsre many local why stocks should
decline, and We look for steady Depreciation until
prices touch point several por cent below those now
current.
BY virtue Of decree of the Court Of Chsncsry. the
Eizabsthtown and somsrvills Rairoad sold by
ton on Monday In Elizabsthtown for $las $780, John
Stsarns being the purchaser.
The amount of land sold in the Green Bay (Wisconl
sin) Land District during the years 1894 and 1885, wss
GREEN BAY LAND SAILS.
lsAa. .acres. IA 30. 1916. acres 10 49,
Increase. acres. .30ys6s, 20.
In the Milwaukee Land District, thsrs were 26l On
tries in February, Of which l7s were 20 acres EACH
The whole amount sold was 1904 ls acres, and The
avai In cash $2os s2 Co. For the corresponding month
last year. the number Of acres sold was ana NE
amount received CO. Nearly thrssfourths Of the
whole were 40 entries which shows that most Of
the purchasers were actual ssttlsrs.
From returns recently made by authority Of the Board
Of Trade appears that the total amount Of cspsl ths
has been expended in the construction Of railways In DIFF
fsrent countries stood follows the close Of
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MAacH 25-W1IIsa Deekelasa Msekssi BsUn--
Action for asssst and bssy; tns psrtiss are Ger
q German, whore they had disPuss which ended In
eight. The jury found verdict for the Defendant
The Cas- IF Wn Paftsrsss snd Asry Cruss-Mn
Pattsrsop alias Mary Cruss. brought before Judge
DAILY ON Tuesday evening on writ Of habsss corpus
Upon taking tis testimony Of Doctors Brownlee and
TeIkuapo the Jus re decided she afflicted with such
an alienation Of mind disabled her from judging cor
rscty between good and evil, and therefore, insane
father her natural guardian The father then applied
to have her committed to . lupstic asylum: Judge
DAILY called in Judge lngraham and both Jadsss con
order to have her seat the insane hospital at Bloom
ingdale.
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ARMY or OCCUPATION. understand that Cie-
neral Taylor, IN an interview with several nfiucn-
us citizens Of Matamora who were at Corpus Christi
impress upon them the pacific intentions Of the United
states government 10 occupying the Rio Bravo that
the army would not in any case that river unless
the Mexcans on the east side Of the river would not be
disturbed in any way by the troops that thew will be
protected IN ell their rights and ussges and that evsrv
thing which the army may require win be purchased A
fair prices. -WdsAinstcp Crscn, MERCK ~. - :
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The Trial OF Tirrelj.

We give on our first page, report OF the first
days proceedings OF the trial ofTirrel, Tor the MUIR
der Of Maria Ann Bickford al Boston, which caused
such great sensation some time since.
II is our intention to give full and graphic ac-
count of each days proceedings, and the latest INTEL
lisence of this trial, to the last moment This ex.
traordnary case. has striking resemblance, in lis
details, to the Ellen Jewett murder, in New York,
some years back, and has caused nearly as much
excitement in Boston, as that murder did IN this
city.
II is said the counsel for Tirrell intend TO prove
that the unfortunate girl committed suicide
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Police Inteiligsncs.

Mack 2s.-Gvsnd Lsvee.y.-A young man. called
Robert Gould was arrested yeste.dsy morning By po
Ss from the pantaloens pocket of A. Sinclair. II sp
pears that these two slept In the same ogs
rising 6rss in the morning, stols from wallet in the
psntaoons pocket Of his mate the above sum- and
about rushing OF when Sinclair discovered his loss
and procured the aid Of Mr. Boyle who at once arrested
Could and on searching his person, the whole Of the
stolen money found in the stocking ofths prisoner
Ysoiemt .assauhOne Of the unfortunate girls Of the
9th ward residing No 81 Duane street. by the name
of Ann Stewart was yesterday most violently aud oru'
tally beaten by John Reynolds, who struck her vo-
lent blow on the back of head and finally broke her
leg and otherwise severely injured her person.
va, hrongb into the 9th ward sstionhouss By officer
Barnes. supposed to be insane.
a Female TAief.-A woman by the name OF Theresa
Lynch was arrested yesterday for stealing q silver
watch two gold rings breast pin and lot Of cloth.
ing belonging Mr.. j. Dobbs corner of Houston and
Ridge streets and taken to the station house by police
Ro66ing the Poiice Station - Rosannah Logan was
caught in the Of making Of with blanket, worth
81 belonging to the 10th ward station house Locked
PETIT Larcenies. Russell soulters was crested yes
tsrday for stealing money from Thomas Houssm an
stealing Ratchet and feed bag worth 50 cents belong
ing to Patrick o'Tiara, No. 1850 Third avenue Locked
Grand Lareeny.-A German called Antoine Foke,
was arrested yesterday charged with stealing 10y
window shades at different times valued IN al At about
part Of them were stolen last November. Omcers
Whkehar and Rue arrested this shady Duchman at the
Black Horse tavern, IL 18th street. and recovered an
outline Of of the shades just enough for Miss Sa-
>gues to swear to. Committed for examination.
Breaking Open Lener.-An old bag named Maria
Wiloughby, who keeps q miserable den OF inquiry at
No 30 Church street, arrested yesterday by officers
Stewart and Davis charged with receiving and break
ing open letter from the postman the 27th February
last directed Maria Lewis one Of her boarders who
laid that time confined to her bed in Of the
This letter from the brother Of this unfortunate
creature and Of great importance in many ways to the
This being q misdemeanor, consequently she
arrested and held to bail in the Of 5000 to
swer in court.
a Breach If City Ordinance-A sailor by the Of
James Cubage, arrested yesterday afternoon for
turning the hdrant to procure Croton water for his
vessel he being seaman on board the schooner Harri
son. lying at the foot Of Market street. The Magistrate
fined him $25 for the offence, which was paid by the
captain and he was thereupon discharged.
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March 25-Lsuis Fitzgerald Tasistss Va Park Bss-
the Superior Court in regard to libel suit between
these parties upon demurrer The defendant charged
the plaintiff through the columns Of Of the weskly
papers some time since, with being prrfePs cTminis In
resald to his marital rights that ne had COMMITTED me
crime Of bigamy-his wife having obtained divofes u
syivsna This suit commenced. and the defendant
plead justification The counsel for the painuu con
tend tnat the defendant declaration does not fully
Justify and hence this argument No decision yet, a.
matter Of course It will be given, however, IN que
time
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Sporting Intelligence.

RAcEs.-On sunday there wers two races on the
Eclipse Course at Carrollton The 6rst which was
we'll contested for purse Of $780, with SOS ADDED
distance one mile-catch weights Tho contestants for
the purse were
William Cumming Dray Boy.
NJ. l.. Hammond's Kate Luckett. ............... 2
Mr. HeddenS Queen. Observation-Disclosures. Q
Time, Las.
The second race was match for $3.50 against $3.50
Sally Fearn vs. Highland Msry-distance two miles
After spirited run. the Levathan mare came in In Cd
mrabls style, winning the in 1855
The weather was exceedingly fne the track In 6rst
rate order and large concoure OF people Assem-
nlsd to- witness the exciting spor,-k o. Dshs,
Msreh IL.
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PoLITIcAL ABoLITroNrsu. is well known that
the abotonists Of the North are at present divided
into two opposing factions. The one Is led BY
philosopher called Garrison, and consists of the old
women Of both sexes, who are dissatisfied with al,
the existing arrangements Of society, and are dream
ing of vain reforms in the future This class which.
particularly in the New England States, is a large
one, eschew all political action, and intend to &C.
complsh their end by what they call revolution
ring public sentimeni,"Nc
The other branch Of the abolition party is the DO
iiiical abolltioniss, or as they call themselves the
liberty party" This faction separated some years
ago from the main body, and since that time have
been at swords points with them. They are fol-
lowers Of James G. Birney, who was run in 1874 as
theirlPresidential candidate
1t is needless to deny the fact that in the Northern
States this party is increasing in numbers. AT the
last Presidential election they polled, in this State
alone, about 5000 votes Their leaders are gene
rally ambitious, and many Of them needy men. who
have run the plank Of the other parties. have been
discarded BY them, or failed TO secure their prrson
al ends by longer remaining in them.
In nearly, if not all the Northern States this mar.
ty has now an organization; and by wild appeals 10
the prejudices Of the Northern people, are drawing
into their ranks many from the other parties.
The political principles OF this party arc r-volu
tionary and disorganizing in the extrcme-probably
involving, if carried out, dissolution Of our Union
Disregarding the rights Of properly ceded to the
South, they would, by superior force, cndeavor TO
dlvest them OF those rights, and thereby commence
turmoil, which would only end in bloodshed and
civil war.
win these facts before US, it is not time to rest
In ease and quietude, suffering the whelp to grow
into strong beast. The press. that mighty .ng;n.
OF true conservatism, should speak out, end BY the
diffusion Of facts and wholesome theories min !, ,hs
bud Ibis disoreanizing element w
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Texas has been divided into ihir.y-6vs Countless
Galveston ID the largest 10 next in popula.
tion-Austin, the seat Of government, has popuia.
ton of 1900 and Washington about the zane number.
the lsrgsst church and monastery In ~ eesstsy.
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49,. 80. SyVW

Total,."......... $3.50 fils,5s9.iso xf,ln
For railways In actual progress In Great Britain. an
estimated capital Of ETA $40 was raising In order
to construct sS4a miles Of line sanctioned BY acts q
is44 and ls4S In France S4 for iines sx-
tending 2,4io miles In Germany els 900 900 fbr
2s4 miles; and In America E0e 400 for b74 miles,
The calculation shows that England contributes Eise
out Of the whole capital Of eat $50 expspd
ed and expendng, exactly atty per cent the length
Of the projected railways being oo2A miles in this
try out Of the grand total Of miles, or close upon
twenty-five per cent Of their united lengths
We statement Of the import and export trade
Of Henduras for 1914 and AS II will be seen that dis
tncsion has been made between the shipments made
through the Belize custom house and those made
through Truxillo and omoa although the exported ar
Giles are alike the property Of the Belize merchant and
have been shipped in British vessels The total exports
Of mahogany for the year 1884, amounted to 979
psrcisl feet and In Iels, 10 so7 superficial st
giving the latter year surplus Of aes superficial
feet over the former.
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u. D. Com missloners' ONCE.
p.fcvo Cou m iasi0nar 1ardin0r

MARCH 25-THe Smuggling Case.-This case came yp
yesterday morning, before Commissioners Gardiner n
appeared from the testimony adducsd to the Conmis
Of the case in the Hsrsd directed Inspector Oakley to
call Justice Drnker and enquire from him the part
cuars The witness did SO, and found thet the two
the Commissions dismissed the complaint and discharE-
ed the prisoners ~
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The LAuycH-Capt Rathbone's new ship, the
Columbia, will be launched this morning, at eight
o'clock, from the yard Of w. II. Webb foot Of Sixth
street
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SAUNDERS 4 SON,
III Broadway. opposite Howards Hotel.

candidates who preparing for this prs
literally offered by Mr. Marble for the best Am ara
his style and peculiar line Of acting are not
Going upon The but preparing for the ns asS
the first OF June when the productions o. me
vous candidates ietuabe and will be honorabiy judg
id.
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Movements or travellers.

The hotels. yesterday, received considerable scces-
sion 20 their previous amount Of arrivals the follow
ing will show. At the
lmERroAr.-T. Eddy, N. il r. Smith, PHILADELPHIA
Levi woodbury.. Portsmouth, n. H.; J; Wexford, va
Commodore MGruder, U.sN.; M. Ray, Washington !;
W. Penniman Baltimore s. Henshaw, Philadelphia !;
Daniel Buck Hartford s. Gardiner, shelton Islsnd.
AsroR-John T. Smith, Boston f. Muliigsn, Buffalo,
L. Nillett Baltimore J. Muller, Boston M. Starbuck,
Nantucket c. Swaine, M Starbuck, G. NJ Cutler, do.
Can't Palmer H. Greer Boston; Hart, Philadelphia;
Wilson. Green and Dewater, Albany; c. Marsh, Wash
ington; Riddle and Hale, Boston Pepper and Dexter
Albany; j. browne, Boston Fierce, Troy; Jones and
Easement, England; Edward Taylor, England; J. @.
Kay, II Conrad. Phila Geo. Ewing, Scotland D. Hew'
Cirr-s. A. White, Haliia.x. N. 8 2. W. Field. Ga
T. A. Pssron, Capt Cobb Mas se P no wnenS
Richmond, Va A. O. Bigolow. -. roor, posson n
Hihouse, New Havsn; Messrs. Hun anu "oofo rims
A. @. Lee. N. Y @. B. Campan, Detroh - M.....
observation-disclosures Wager, Rhinsn> Ss.srs Raj
Stamford and Wilson, Columbus Geo; JAS Az
n. Boordman II; T. Low, Albany; T. Ro6h ssrns az
H. H. Hyde, Mass Livermore, Missouri; W. q a.,
Geo. Steele, Albany; NJ. Hail. syncuse; c HermsrseN
Troyj A. Van Allen, Kinderhook; .. Burroughs, ~ o.
NJ. Hubbard, Phlad; Theo. Pomeroy, N. C.
GLoDE.-S B. Heath H. N 0emerill Il H. Punchard,
Boston; DR. Rush. Pa; Hy. Brown, England Robt smith
son, Jr. Manchester; H. Ewing, London :.
HowARD.-R. German Buffalo; Or. Van Brunt, dci H.
P. Wilson, Ky; Ed King, 81 Johns, N. b; B. Barker,
Troy Thos Botany, Leicester. Mass; r Bennett, Buf
falo H. Alden, Mass; L. Nj. Reed Washington, Pc; Z.
Cutler, Boston; T. Faxtor, Utica; White, Richmond
Vas Chamberlain, Boston; w. Graham, Miss; II
Stesnburgh Troy; Flanagan, Philad Barker, North
umberland; Ed. Green, Buffalo f*
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Marine Court.
Bafnra Iud1a Smith.


MARCH 25.-John barley VI. John L. Mcore.-This was
action brought to the amount Of $s7 So
PENDANT the past The plaintiff 10 draper and
tailor doing business at lac Broadway corner Of Liberty
sress; ano - epPsared on me par Q. oe,encs %ios
he entered into sort Of partnership (no written agree
mont however made) with the plaintiff 10 this suit
At this time he boarding at the Croon HOTEL lot
which the defendant proprietor, and with whom an
understanding was made, that shsrmans bill was 70 70
paid IN clothing from this joint establiahmsn The pill
Of Mr.. Moore length made out, and charged to
Mr.. Edward Sherman snda credit Of this amount was
made 70 Mr. Moore, and his account balanced. supse-
quently to this some Misunderstanding occurred be-
tween Msssrs. Darby and sherman, (who bad separate
signs d the door, and the clerk Of MT Darby was ted 70
payment which, Of course, was refused, inasmusn -
that he had asttled in full with Mr. Sherman the only
receipt therefor Upon the other hand, IL maintained
that sherman was in no way interested In the profits or
losses Of the establishment and that ne was simply in
the employ Of the plaintiff lis principal cutter Yer
dict tomorrow
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QUESTION TO BE SETTLED Notice was yesterday
given to the Keeper Of the City Prison, to disregard
all future orders emanating from Mr. Tallmadge late
Recorder, on the ground that he had been served
with supersedeas, and his successor sworn into
office Shortly after the reception Of this notfea-
uon, an order. signed by Mr.. Talmadge, directing
the discharge from the city prison, Of James Byres
recently arrested on a charge Of embezzling about
$1,000 worth Of property from Richards. Bassct &
Aborn, OF No. lis Pearl street, was handed to the
Keeper OF the Prison, who, accordin to the direc-
tons given by his honor the Mayo, disobeyed the
order The right of the Keeper o. the Prison to
disregard an order mace by Recorder Talmadge,
before he received the sspusc IDEAS, it is expected,
will be contestedby the counsel of Byers.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
New York, Thursday, March 10, 1896.

Agents In the Interior.
MICHAEL TucKER is the agent for the HeV York Daily
and Weekly Herald, in Poughkespsie, N. Y.
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Court Caisndar-Thls Day.
Conwor PLRAs--Pau l-269 III, l12, 49, %, 81, 1885,
49, o. lie. Part ae6, ia lao, laa, 1884, Is, "a, ~
"a, o.
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TAs nilnsrs Of Boston, VIII open their spring hsA
iens on the hrst Of April.
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ofCoiogues E1tracs Toilet Soap Shaving Cream. &c e
Offered for sale the lowest prices and warranted OF the
most superior quality, wholesale and retail
Metallic Tablet Razor strOp.-McFchants
and others about purchasing lie Of this Kind would do
well call aud At the rsnulsctory the vaor. az
ing ouy outside finish Certi6cates proof Of their utli
ty the of the inventor rom Of the most
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