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OcroBER 10. l5I6.
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kicHHJND. October IS. 1886.
'ENrLthtH-Whto was in the country saw a com
mnncauon in your paper In which nv name vas men.
'heu' as one OF hose which might be- preponted 10 the
Convention proposed ~ be he'd n This distinct Tor the our
pose n nominating cand date Tor Conqfess As the ib
I'ci had been presented 10 also in several p,vote
communications, deemed u proper 10 take pubc gtcs
~ U ~ soon as l"und t wns ln tbs ncwspapor but
nave been a' constantly engaged my return TO town
with The cause that has just terminated ia, the pesent
that have not had tune until now &, d, 60 be-, 1--we
no" 70 .ay That cannot under any cifcumsant,s be n
be Placed before Inc Convention.
Very respectfully
Your Obt. sory
JAMES LYONS
To the Editors Of The Richmond Wing
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-17

u The Nashville Wing, in an able article upon the
prospects OF the Wing Parry IN Tennessee, enumerate.
among other obstacles the Of ocooco.m in tina
State, the following:
LIST. A President who does not command the ,espsef
much less the admiration Of his own party and who
spar, from the office he fills look up to By his own
party as its head one OF It's chefs
ID. Secretary Of State, waning before he had beer
in office year and half, exchange 1t for sea, on III,
Supreme Bench bu, deemed unworthy Of that seat by ,
mSJoriy OF the Senate OF the United States NJ tim,
when MS own party had 4 majority Of sr in that BODY
3D. Secretary Of the Treasury, whose gross blunies
in his official estimates have been held up deson IN the
Senate Chamber and the ovitsbe effect Of whose sy,g
melsure-the tariff Of lsI6-wi be TO decrease the re
venue during the prosecution OF war that must neces.a
My entail deb, upon the country which il will be s,,s
ply imPoSJe 10 extnguish by the receipts Of the
lsuff.
4ih A Secretary Of War, whose deplorabe uDf,ne-,
for the responsible station he fills has been manest from
the General Taylor ordered to the frontier OF
Texas, down TO the present He is the pefsoallea
ton Of political grGnnyism.
5h OF the present Secretary Of the Navy nothing eee
be said He s gentleman Of fair talents and reputation
His predecessor remained in Office unit, it became ami,
thsl he would consult his pays well as the Nav
interest, by retiring.
9Th 4 Postmaster General, who never had and neve
uiH nave capacity 70 comprehend and discharge
ties Of his Office. Never, under any adminisuauon O
that Department. has the transportation Of the mails beer
so miseroby conducted"
After stating his case in this strong and positive man
ner the editor proceeds
Such President and Cabinet necessarily and inevi
isby entail disaster and defeat upon any party 20 bel
they may chance to belong. II is impossible in IN,
very nature Of things that ANY other result can attend b
administration OF Mr. Polk. In his ineapaeifv aod bs
OF the men whom he has selected MS confidential ad
vsers, j. written tho overthrow OF HE party in rls -
Unmisiakeab.o indications Of the disruption aod rom
which await the Loco Foco party have already appeared
In New Hampshire, Of the srongnods Of L5cotoeo
sn, the party have been entirely Overhrown similar
catastrophe hangs over them IA Name Tho TarT q,
1876, II adhered TO- will lose the party PcnnsylyaDia-
not adhered 10, Vr2iniI and South Carolina 4 portion
Of the party stand the veto Of the River and Hsr
Dor bl, while another portion loudly condemn the toru,u
policy pursued by tho Administration regard 10 OREGON
Buihe H,IieaH 61T, iayiug aside oil other ondernons
s the rock upon which the Administration and with II
the party, arc destined % bo wrecked. Iboy have not h,
capacity, tue honesty tie patriotism to conduct the wa
IN manner 10 rebound 10 their own credit W 60 the homo
aud best Of the country TIN, s evident iron
what has already taken place.
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AT meeting OF potion Of the citizens Of the county
OF Louss, favorable TO the extension OF Louisa Rail
Road, on motion OF William Overon, Charles 3. Jones
appointed Chairman and Clayton c. Coleman Score
tsGy.
On motion Of Luean Minor, the Chairman appointed
Clayton G. Coleman, Joseph X Pendeton. Elisha Melton
Nbthn Mills, William Overton. William Ragland. Luc,n
Minor. John X. RaRlana, Phip H. Jones. James Lindsay
John Poiudexer jr. and William NJ Amber NJ
to attend Convention In Staunton the 30h Of Octr
On motion OF William Ragland the Chairman was add
cd to the delegation.
On motion, ordered that the proceedings be signed by
the Chairman and Secretary and published in tho Rich
mond papers. CHARLES s. JONES, Chairman
CLAYTON G.. COLEMAN, Secretary.
The Richmond papers requested to copy
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Your obedicnt servant,
nILMIAM 10 Ar.Il
Late from Havana.

The brig liayno Capt Williams arrived yesterday from
syana having sailed thence the ID inst She hing,
Us dates TO the JJh sept but the not important
Captsin General O'Donuell has been H. and so,oc =,
hs earlier symptoms 30 strongly resombled yellow Ceve,
That apprehonons wcro entertained regard 10 HIM t
ne = sn9e eonv,escen' snd no concern y o Tor him
ln regard 10 the health Of Havana We nave an Official 80,
po down 70 the 18th Sept. Tho yellow fever was sob
siding The number Of cases for the month. ending the
2'th' was J5i Ice than in Tho preceding month.
Senior ID. ignscio Bassdre, an eS. Noi.ter az SAINT,
AIMS, arrived IN Havana the GOTH from sissI on Inc
Spanish brig Emilio, his way Mexico lie had been
over heo attending TO Santa Annas interests in Yucaan
snd Tsbsseo The Papers do not say whether he has
pHsspou rom ouf Government entsf Vera Cruz lie
will probably bring boz Of cigsu and tsko the English
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VIRGINIA-At a Superior Court of ChanceT,

~ lhbllNlh--At " superior iOurt OF ChanceTy
Tor the Ri,hnofd Circuit, he'd tho Capitol In the Cy Of
Richmond, June 2-th. 1915.
carter Trustee me Wins ~ Reyerisy Rspdpb ard
Charles u. Randolph, deeea'ed, piaintiR
Richard ~ Cunningham admir- DE- non with the VIII an
ncrei Of Beverley Randolph decd Chare ~ Ban
a. dec'f. defendant
IN this Che defendant Richard 49, Cunningham bsnr
ready and wiling into Court of dspo of
dect M ~ Eve thousand bundled ury eight
lars foy three with mentioned answer "a
cert about two bundled dollars hetoIf
% met The etpsn n the fund motion
orie 80 that the aid have The
o. much the sof conveniently IN nses, bearing
of the STATE % Virginia, loan loans
deed NJ upon adequate
And by psues by their counsel ordered ba
this referred Of the Court 70
Hga, vlo fsdf Ne siar's u JlH nan asd Bsperiy
nan fund hold hr dcf-ndlni Cunnnrbam under
N Beveey Hsndoph. Cunning
ham, which Dire ted by the wilt be retained years
and thereof each person hrrsn emitted 10
enquiry be- will the pare pfoc
upon such claimants kRoSn n him snd with
bonweah and BY publication M others and
Comui report thereof The Gun auy matters
specially stated esd pernsn by hfe which may b. re-
quirsd By any party b. stated.
Coy Teste
row RoBgRTs D Crt
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S.rLIsrs-Lot me make Tow suggestions respect
ing @e Meeting called ios this evening" al the Exchange
oei 70 sena psk gr'es TO the Convention be held
saun,on tho 30 devise de6ai,e pI.n for Tho con-
unn.nec OF the Louisa Rail Road. In the frat place. let
the Meeting DO ful one let tho merchants who arc
mostly concerned in tho matter here. feel the Importance
OF an active and zeslons cooperation their part and
IN the second place. let the appointment Delegates DO
made nj the MoeiinR and from among who feel in
erest enough in the matter be present tho e Civ
ing to those appointed opportunity decline going "
any should DO unable to leave their business that Others
may nj once be selected Bath and Augusta-two
ties but little interested in tho proposed schemc-havo
oeen hrst to move in tho matter This makes assurance
douey sure, that Louisa. Orange, Albemsrle, Green,
fully represented In tho Convention Great a. IL the in
erest OF these counties in the Of the Louisa
Road 10 hausonburg, OF come other point In the Valley
yet the consequences for good will DO equal 10
that OF Richmond IL Is matter calling loudly for the
deepest interest on the part OF citizens and To be-
hoped that they will properly manifest their sense Of the
Importance Of the thing by giving their abundance at the
meeting. P.GR
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DANCING ACADEMY.

MI X. Goodwin respectfully informs the Ladies
I'1 and Gentlemen Of Richmond thar be VII hs Aeade
ny In Ofd Fellows ifai. th Tnesily ibe 2nth
Days ~ Tuition, Tacsdsys an Thnrsays from O'clock,
fo Ladies hni MsHersFOr from
ing
WI Goodwin has returned from New Yok and Philadelphia.
and IN Of an ihs and n O1ab dance Ne has
Ne pleasure 10 that adlon The tances aafy
known IN Richmond be VIII hs pups IN tho Polka
Wshkes AID nsdnes which the popular teatHo
eieties both IN london and raiis
Terms ~ quarter go, one hsfio be pad 10 advaace
I7-dA
NAILs-t0oo bess asn,sin Mas arst ned ,zs, Tor ale
~ BY foe ~ DAVENPORT ALLEN 90.
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OUf iable Today contains returns from several addition
81 showing the Of four Whgs viz King
Jones' stephens and ToDmbs.and four Demo,rsts. ia
fsison bompkn, Cobb and ycfson. We gvo tho returns
e. We them FROM exchanges aud prssnm
bey are generslg very near slobah We are dis
posed to doubt ths from Carrot N the 4th Dis,ret which
ewes much larger DemOcrauo maJody tsn was ever be
fore given 10 tbat county -Apsusia Sest,s,j
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| steamer lie proved vcty efficient in managing Yueatan
which Is las, as neutral a. Mer,es wishes.
Tho Havana ediioss coogrstslains their reader.
upon their escaping violence Of tho yale.
We were In hoDes of hearing something Of the two u g.
stem sehooners Sriifre and Vixen Tho las, We heard
OF them they had rnt nto Nassau New Providence some
time psio 10 the 14 Sept; oac of them r,auirng ,oms
repairs Tho accounts brought Havana by tho EnRlsl
steamer Tweed-whieh arrived the 2s,h in three day.
| from Nasssu-ssy nothing about them.
Spanish schr, arrived Havana on the 25th ut from
Ienehe reported that on the goth he discovered to the
~nawafd oil Point Guseo two mas,ed vessel stranded
oottrom the distance could not make her out The mex
day he discovered east OF Maeruos another two mascd
vessel also stranded bu, could mako her out from the
distance.
The ship Rapid Capt Ward arrived ON I'M, as,b nj, :,
Havana, from New York She was in the gales from the
eth ." the 18th ul aud had her sails blown out of
w one sesse totally d'masted, aad q ship under jury
mass but could not make them out 80
Capt ouosada. who visited New York sometime since
e1esu'e some commissions tor the marine works Tia
,ana has putehased vessel OF nearly 500 tons bur
'hetn tor transport chip in the Royal Navy She was x
peced to leave ios Havana crew could bo pro
cured. 1870 " f'
Wcearn from Capt. William. that the steambo,, G. N,
aaoape formerly belonging to Mexico had been tried al
Havana, after undergoing repairs and the greatest
mat could be got out Of her eight knots She wa. n
SAIL for Spain the 9TH instant The remainder of the
French squadron consisting OF ireaie soop and one
steamer, had arrived Havana and fired salute of Is
guns, which was answered by thirteen from the
me French commander fcrmslv demanded two more and
hey were gwen The French vessels had
arrived nj Havana had sailed for Vera Cruz
Dutch brig, name not recolected, sailed from Havana
ABOUT 'he iSth u for Matanza and had not been he
'ro,n. Fears were entertained that she was lost.
Inc spanish vesscs OF war Havana the ID
were one sioop, one brig and three schooners.
The law passed by last Congress exempng vessel.
rom certain Spanish colonies. from tonnage duties in
United States ports agrecaby the treaty 81 1882 and re-
unHne such dutes already paid, is copied tho ava
ha papers The justice OF our Government Is ertocd nd
especially the p'omputude OF the Prcsdent.
ANFUDiAs ApoR.s. To MS TRoors-Tho folloviny 4.
translation OF Gen. AmPIdas address his troops upon
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From Venezuela. New Granada. Nc

the editor Of the Disrio de Ia hariaa of Havana
acknowledges the receipt Of papers from Caracas TO the
2Sth August by the British steamer Tweed. They con-
tam little news The elections going ct Venezu-
elu aud were warmly contested. Violent opposition ia
manifested To the election Ut d. A. t;uzman for PTes
dsn since Cen FaeZ refused to accept the office. No
outbreak had occurred. but one much dreaded. The
colonial Bank most at the stockholders of which are
Engtishmen, had been accused OF Supporting uzman in
the CANVASS. The manager forced to come out and
deny the charge and he declared that the bank took no
part whatever In the internal Affairs OF the country.
Rathcaons at the treaty between Spain and Venezuela
having been exchanged the President OF tho latter coun
try has published decree OF amnesty directing the dis
continuance of all political prosecutions, aud permitting
tho retain To the Republic of persons who have
or been banshcd OF which the treaiy
refes.
ia the Goth August, ID. Manuel l.. de Las Casls, Rep
resentaiive from the city OF Caracas. died there
Inc LIBERAL OF Caracas, publishes from
New Granada and Ecuador. The difficulties between The
two countries had all been settled. President Ao,ouer,
OF the former Republic, published the convention whch
had been agreed upon through the Of
ieiTa, who had been named chief VI the troops of The
SOUTH AT the time that MOsquora expresses his
satisfaction with tins pacific termination of the dicn,s,
he declares that he prepared sustain the nights of
ms country 10y aims The convention contains six articles
The irs consigns pas; difficulties orgetuness; the s-
cond REEVES the Treaty Of aud friendship
third binds the TO enter within va, ITO
negotiations u form ueaJy, rather TO estab al
trsay negotiated 1915 which had received the sanction
Of the Congress OF New Grsnuds; tic fourth and fifth ar,i
Giles concern the eNtraditOn Of criminals and the On
Joins upon both countries 10 take measures to n-,vcr liz
frontier provinces from disturbing the peace Gen Her
ran, on the p7r OF New Granads and Dr. Larrea on tho
part OF Ecuador, negotiated this convention In their pro-
tOcols they declared their ndng that the
subject exuadon by that treaty included ,bo. concern
ed IN the assassnato OF Gen. SIcre The difficulties
between the two countries originated the fact that Gen
Obando, accused OF beng accOmpce in that crime had
been sheltered IN Ecuador and their received employ
ment.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-17

~ 10 our brief and condensed report Of a statement
made 10y Mr. John N. Patton, yesterday. In the My,r-
trial ucre appeared mistake which We hasten Il, correct
" BE- M that Mr z. said that aer "counseing with Mr.,
Boydcn and U' HOgf." sc. "ne advised Mr. Boyden Ia
nAhe statement according 10 tins evidence" Mr. Pat
ton 90 nosay any thing about connecting ruth M Hoyf
w TACT o' W. understand be- ne'ef Jaw Hoy he was
sh' aud had no communication with bm directly or iodi-
rocy on ho matter either in reference TO br,sst , M,
E1ydon
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-17

Maj =. N. Barbour Of tho 9TH Infantry who wss killed
by uusket ball in the attack Monterey II the same
officer who, al the battle OF Palo Alto. ropusod with sin
gle Company Of the 9Th Regime n the whole Regiment Of
Mexican Lancers, eight hundred strong Tor which no IVES
b-evetod MAJOR. lie officer Of fno accomplish
ments. aud universally esteemed IN tho army
SapanHaA RspuJiieaB.
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MARRIED.

On the morning Of the 9Th instant by tho Rev L. NJ
Lee. Mr.. THOMAS NJ wYNNE, TO Miss POLLY C.
WElSfGER, all Of Manchester.
In iienrco county, Thursday the 18th instant by
NJ T. Summer, NORBORNE h. SUTTON ESQ To Mis-,
MARY JANE HUTCHINSON. daughter OF Mr.. Ambro..
Hutchcson
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DI ED.

In this city. the 9Th Instant, Mr.. JAMES p MIN
NALLY, Of Chesterfield county, Va. in the 2st wear O,
his lilo has left large circle OF friends and relatives
10 mourn his sudden death.
III City papers will please copy.
On the i7sh September. Ill., his fathers in
Charles City County Josrs Olivia son of Rob-
L aud Mary A. walker aged II months and Jes,
-iie. suffer l children m NOT n
OF such the kng ION Of Heavenh OF Proi
denee isseverey e has deprived par-ats in
tere-tinE and lovely little boy IN,
rejection that tho he thew "a 20 n, him
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ConcImsion OF the Trial.

Tho trial Of WIN. X. Myers, s. $. Myers and Vim S.
Burt before the Mayor, yesterday upon the concu-
sion ct the argument OF the Commonwealth Attorney,
brought 10 cOso-lo Mayor deciding that the prisoner.
should all be- sent on Tor further trial before an Examining
Court to be held on Wednesday neat The Mayor r.fr.ed
bail, and the parties were reconmuted To- Iair
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-17

O The New Orleans papers, which. from some cause
OF Other had reached for several days yoser
day morning all In lump From them learn nothing
at'her from our army. We however few i'ems.
which possess some intere.,,
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Foreign Consum ption of American
Produce.

The important effect which the opening of the British
ports is calculated to have exports lie de-
MED nor presume, will IL be denied by any person
of any party. That il will stimulate industry in the
agricultural pursuits OF tbs high prices produced
by the failure Of the crops, is papable But these very
high prices themselves always regulated by demand
sure in the end be destructive Of themselves II
flour should sell for dollars barrel this year. the
iy exported will be treble Increase Of produce will
OF course gut Tie market and prices will fall proportion
The arguments OF ocoiccosm upon this subject based
upon the presumption that prices fa-hat in
ycars OF plenty aud when there double importation
Europe to take precisely much she takes now and
at the same price. The Union thinks we believe that
England, at least, will always do So because Of her love
for US, eneendeFed by the tariff Of &c. Common sense
however teaches very different doctrine 1t assures Us
that when there s Gu in the market Prices will fall love
or no love-
Every farmer in Virginia knows that the raising OF to-
bacco in enormous quantities, in Missouri snd Kentucky
has had the effect OF putting down the prices The cause
Is obvious An immense quantity OF tobacco enough &C.
nealy Tor one or two years consumption, always on
hand in Europe, and of course the prics mas, tall.
Now, II. the Union asserts, our country is TO be-
the feeder OF the world her agricultural products
must enormously increase. II the splendid visions, in
which that paper fond Of INDUCING are TO be reaz
ed that increase must be Al least en-foi The greatest
deficit England heretofore, has been about 900 OOC
bushels Of wheat. To supply this ship say twenty mil
lions of barrels Of -four How long will prices stay upi
Let the farmer, then, bear IN mind these undoubed
tacthat the high prices this year will cause an
production next year-tha prices U seek their proper
level; and, that the demand will be prOpotoned to IN,
scarcity, otherwise in Europe The enormous addition
to agricultural labor, which must be oceasioned BY III,
closing OF very large number of manufactures mu.
have tendency to gu, the market In that case price,
will fall runously low, and the farmer will find hi. vi
sions Of gold realized in something even less substantial
than shinPssiers Unless the lands Of Europe are per
United to lie ialow, the overproducon this count
must be, IN short time. enormously great Then
will the farmer that he has exchanged tie substance
OF neveTfaing home for the shadow OF hactuatnR an,
| ruinous foreign market
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VI Nottce.---Rev. DR.. FuILts, Of South Carolina
will preach in the First Bapti, Church 10 morrow fsnn
day morning at IL o'clock. aud in tho evening at "a
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