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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-06

Silas Wright and A. Gardiner have been nominated for
reelection 10 the ohiccs Of Governor aud Lieutenant Go.
vernon by the Locoioco Convention of New York. The
vote was nearly unanimous, Gov. Wright receiving II2.
and oil others only 10 votes. We tender our svmpa,bv
and eommisefanon to the Albany Argus. which las in
vain exered H. once overwhelming influence 10 defeat this
adfoii leader Of the Old Huukers. The Bamburn.rs are
literally used up-icfunet-eKlnzuished
The Native have not yet announced their candidate for
the Office Of Governor, since the refusal Of Mr.. Delayau
TO make himself a butt Of ridieu'e for their eradication.
The Abohlo1ists have candidates IN the field; and the
Anu-Ronisn and National Reiormors, il is said. will like
wise make nominations. The election comes I'll on the 30
Of November.
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Gen. THoHss c. FlouRroy.

MORE GovERavrvr Piua-At Port Leavenwortb 4,
vast amount Of due bills have been executed by he Quar-
ef-haslef, boo payment 81 wagons and other articles our.
chased by him for he United States. This b. another 1pc.
ccso government papor, used a. O substitute Tor money.
This is one Of the shifts the government officers are driven
20 lor want ~ money. When payment is made In sueh
stuff every lining will n course cost Tho government dou-
De phce' The loco foco8 havo been constantly deolaim.
inq sgainst paper money, but they will soon have 20 many
hlna' OF paper currency ahJat that II will DO dificult 70
ieil Whist 10 call b. Those notes issued by tho Quorter-
maaief VIII be ~rubjcctcd 70 a heavy discountf they afo
ea'heo' nnd Of course tho government will have 10 pay
much higher prices Tor thoso things thst IL is compelled 70
buy. Inc amount Of this stuff about Fort Le~ayonworh h.
said 10 be very largo-SL Lopia Era.
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THOMAS c. F%LOURNOY.


w Dear Sir-Iaying lately been a member ,g III.
Words Tompsrluos Convention, o. London. I blyo 80,
come 10 Cork. 90 the President OF the kentucky gtg,.
Temperance Society, 10 invite you to VISIT ~. across the
ANAH"c. hs after orIectl deem of paramount imp1r.
iauCo. Under your own rorsonal auspiccs. dopbt mo-, ,hr
cause Of temperance may be- made 90 triumph fer moro
signoily than It hss ever yet done in America. lean I.
sure ygl mat our own great advocate Of Temperance, Id
ward e. Deasan, Eco. himself 70 hostJ and ol Ar.,ie,
O,sdeF, Will greet your arrival INST cordially. VIII Won
nov have he kindness 90 say whether you Will mako ya
the proposed witt end % sl, or what umo We may have
the pleasure ~ expect you1 have the honor a, he ,oss,
respectfully, Your obcdicut. humble ssfynnt.
THOMAS CONN FLOURNOY.
To FArHLR mlrHEw.
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The Angels wing.

b SAMUEL LOVER.
There isa German superstition, that when a sudden
nee takes place in company, an angel at that nome
axes 4 circuit around them, and the first person ii
.eaka the silence IL supposed to have been touched by
ing Of the seraPh. For the purpose of poetry, | thong
so PERSONS preferable TO many, in illust ting this w
sautful superstition.
When by the evenings quiet light
There st two silent lovers,
They say, while IN such Tranquil plight,
An angel round them hovers
And further sill old legends tell
The first who breaks the silent spell.
To say a soft and pleasing thing,
Hath felt the passing angels wing.
Thus. n musing minstrel stray'd
by the summer ocean,
Gazing on a lovely maid,
With a bard's devotion -
Yet his love he never spoke,
TIL now the silent spell h. broke.
The hidden ire 10 flame did spring,
fann'd by tie passing angels wing!
have loved thee well and long
With love ofheayen's own makinai
This Is not a poets song,
But a true hearts speaking;
will love thee, still untircd.
lie ielt-he spokc-as ono inspired
The words did from Truths fountain spring.
unwakoned by the angels wing!
Silence DER the maiden fell,
Her beauty loyelier making;
And by her blush, he knew lull well
The dawn Of love was breaking.
II came like sunshine DER his heart!
lie felt that they should never part,
lie spokc-and oh!-thc lovely thing
Had felt the passing angels wing.
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lMFORTE.


A"af 49, - No.
To cay nothing at present Of the decrease Of Imports IN
der toe free trade system, We confess that we are surpriz.d
that in the srpOrfF, in despite Of the numerous paragraphs
which have been Tor weeks past 20 pompously psraded
DO the Iocofoeo papors. referring 20 the Immense car,oos
going forward TO English ports, there is also a decline. for
the month Of September, when, from the conJoJht operation
Of he reduced tariff. and short crops, IL might be supposed
they would BE- greatly augmented. Il Is true that the same
statement shows that for the nine months ending on the Let
Of October. the exports have increased to the amour, Of
Ssi9,2iO; but uAsH did That increase take place Evj-
IDENTITY, prior 90 tie passage Of tie bill reducing duties On
imports. u not before the modification d the BRUSH tariff
u really seems to ne that we are required 10 establish 4
ssll-eyident proposihon-a proposition. indeed. which il.
conceded by every ono who - not interested m bending q
particular state Of things 20 the support Of a fanciful theory
We published yesterday an extract from a speech Of Lord
George Bsnunck, in which 30 was distinctly stated. tb,,
the price Of wheat was and probably would continue 10 be
high during the coming year-for what reason Ber,ys,
tho duties had been reduced in England and in Inc United
Sntes2 No; but in consequence Of the UisfatoB Of
ProBidsnes that had come upon them within the las, four
weeks" And this statement Of a leading politician il.
couoborated by letters from the most extensive eom,os,.
cial houses, one Of which tMessrs. J. g. e. Kirkpotrck n
LivcrpoolO writes thus: The confirmed loss Of The pot,.
60 crop, with the heavy and steady consumption Of nil
kinds Of food, has caused a eoHsidsraJle adUanee IN
Iriss."
But tho last advicos from Great Britain. BY the ste,mo,
Hibernil, uo sll more conclusive. We learn by ,b,m
that Flour has fallen. IN the London market. since tho ssil.
ing OF The Great Weston, seven days before, Cd. Der bar.
rel while Corn and Cotton had both advanced i, rri..
Corn, It - known, Is regarded as the great substitute fo,
Che Potato. and hence the rise iu that article OF food. Will,
Flour which is TOO costly Tor common use, has retroyraded.
And what hes given the impulse 10 Cotton l. u the
"icc trade policy Of the two g%ovoumon's So say not
thc papofs, which tll as that wol-founded app,eb.,.
f1ns ct aiailurc in tho American Cotton crop have S,,,
aH tnrr'afsd demand for tho staple in Liverpool and
pncea have accordingiy advanced fau1inp a poupdr
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N. v. Money Market. Oct. 2.

IL was announced at an early hour this marnins, in Wall
street, that the news by the Hibernia, nj Boston, was in
town, and IN the possession OF some large spectators.
As soon as they had used IL for their private purposes, il
was given out in the street. IL appears that there has been
an advance OF n iarihing IN cotton in Liverpool, with very
large sales but the corn markets were rather heavy, there
having been a decline Of six pence on -four. IL is also
stated that difficulties are likely to occur between England
and France on account OF the marriage OF the Queen OF
Spain. The contemplated marriage has been broken eff.
Stocks in Wall street advanced on the receipt Of the
news, which is some days later than that received by the
Great Western. Long Island went up !; Norwich and
Worcester ! Harlem ! Reading 1; Canton 4 North
American Trust !, with large sales OF all I'LL aid
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Married,

On Thurdly, OFT. lat, in st Paul5 Church, by the r.
Bishop Johns, PAUL PECQUET, ESQ. of Now Or
cans, 10 SARAH n ELIZABETH, eldest daughter
4 Il. w Moncure, Esq.
On Thursday, tho 9th inst, by Rev. w. A.. Baynham,
N HowNISo. Of MiddlcseH, to Miss May A. C.
3AUrwELL, Of Caroline.
ENQUIRER Tenunaled 90 cnnY.
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American Temperance Abroad.

Gen. Fi".runy, the great temperance leader Of the
south, arrived 10 the Great Western on "Wednesday, from
h- mission 10 Europe. While 10 Ireland the following coz
respondent took place between bm and Father Ms,ieyg
DIUFJs, iRELAsr, 5ui Sept. 1876.
Ms. ErIrYR-l have tlo honor 10 send you a coresyDu-
dence winch b .aieIy had with Father Mathew. Itmay 10
matter Of some Interest with the great body Of your r,sde-s.
1t will probably be 80 with te,tpaicrs every where.
Respectfully, yours, SC.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-06

DEEAuFrL orcuEEIScE-A letter from Warsaw, Ky,
TO the Cincinnati Commercial, details a most dreadful oc-
cuTreacc:
a man by the name OF Edes, 4 brother.in-law to Mr.
Green, was in the habit Of dnnkisg 10 intoxirluon ana
while IN this bSasly debased state Of whipping has wiis.-
On the night above mention ed, Edes got into one Of his
savage ways, and commenced abusing and ll-reaung his
family upon which, hs wife sent 4 messenger 10 ST.. G.
10 come and protect her. Mr. Green sent hs son. 4 youth
Of eighteen 10 Try and pacIfy his uncle, but he failed. aud
another messenger vas despatched for Mr. G..
Upon reaching the house Mr.. e.. was cautious that Edes
was ARMED aud threatened 70 shoot him. lie then picked
up an axe and walked ~ the door. when some one cried
out 70 him that Edes was coming, and Of this time his own
son fGreen'sl ran towards his father, To get out ofrho way
oiHs uncle, when Green miEioOk hs son for Edss and
mace q stroke al him, which proved fatal 10 him in a lew
seconds The blade oi the axe cut of tho lower portion Of
tue seapula, cutting through two or three Of his nbf, and
passing through he heart.
The father vas bordering on insanity at the last ac-
counts.
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N. Y. MARKET. oet. 2.

saeseoton- 1000 bales, ut some slight improvement in prices.
We hsar OF no sales OF grain for shipment. though the arrival Of
Inc hIbefnia has produced more hrnness on tho part OF hodeu.
sale-o q 10000 bbls Genesce aud Michigan -four At 1854. and
some fiat hoop Ohio at $50.
Sale a cargo OF oatss at 9se bu. Apareei western mixed corn a,
atsOc, delivered.
1900 lbs. N. w. whAleboao were sold Tor consumption a, sse
cash.
Sales 500 Dbl. mes pork at siOyso. Provisions generally arc
hm At yesterdays rates
The tea sale went Cd at better prices Than last sale.
Whiskey and ashes as yesterday. A cargo Of laihs .oh nj 81
per NJ. cash.
Nothing done yet In Exchanges.
For h9nI 70 LiyeIpool 3s. heGhi Dol sked. and %. %. on.Ird.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-06

A. Arcu, ofthe Aihombra, sent Ne yesterday . dish Of
"Webssf Chowdcr"-of which We had never before had
tho pisaturo Of %psrtuhiug, though we have often hoard Of 81
~ o great iaysiio with opieurc'. Tho Chowdcr. With ue
Suitable arpendhrcs, were disposed Ut. a. o certain Peters
bore sas would say, "p due md sucicnt foum"-diough
lac m'st new dsiTs. We touched BE- somewhat ging,dy
The sppsuJe, hta obi, .mbs. requires u.oins.
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~ The Mss-rs. Myers and ST. Burr oe,.,,,d ~
Yesterday, 10 answer the charge Of shooting NJ u,v,' 49,,
owing 10 the condition Of Mr. 49, who. contrary 10 All
%pectauon. issuIl alive, though be condition is yet exceed.
ingy erneal, the rial was sgniu postponed until MONDAY
urnT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-06

We occasionally receive Information Of The election Of q
representative from tbs stsiei bot ~ is probabls that the
state Of parties IN the Legislature will not be accurately
knovn until that body shall assemble. A. Tor as heard
hom. NE noule now stands. % Whigs % l5 Loeoiooos.
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NEW BOOKS.
Received in at y. w. RAN
l. d CO.'S lsOOkstore and Rind-

cry, l2l MAIN STREET.
FRDAy, Oct. 9, 1886.
Bnthwaiteis Retrospect Of Medicine and sursep. Iab n.u.
Use. p"'
Gehevieve, by A Dunas, translated by II w uerbert, It pair
2Sc.
sam IIoutosn and his Republic, by G. 4 Lester soc.
2c.
Elements OF Mortality, with numerous engnvings; 57c.
Davies Uhlvenuy Arithmetic, the Science OF Number. Gr: Use
The HyaeiHth, or Affections oinfoT 1897, with beautiful phtes;
American Agricultural Almanac for Iss7. &c
sibyhne Leaves, OF The Minor OF Pail by Mrs HI woodman-
a beautiful volume: Use
Mothers Present a Holiday Gin for the young; Use
Doctrine OF the Cross, Illustrated In n memorial Of a humble lL
lower OF Chris; Gee
The FLORAL Year embelhshed with BOquers OF Flowers drawn and
eoored rom Nature, each flower illustrated with a poem, by Mrs
Anna 2 Diuntes, in splendid Ght Binding.
HOODS Southern Church helodst;-a collection ofsacred Music,
arranged for four yoicss, with figured base for the Plane Forts or
Organ, by Geo Hood, author Of The History OF Music IA New Eng
land. &c.
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OST, two weeks since, a small Silk Umbrella,
- No marx feeonce e. sScepi a rent In one n The sdes between
the ubs. u was purchased ~ Aenr. Iatbrop 4 Christian, sod
may be idenuhed In that way Any person hsding such m ous
about Their premises, vii confera favor on the subr nber. BY bay
ING u ~ the ohce. No questions vii be- asked. oc 6-Qt
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GAS.-No. 1.

To the Editors Of the Wing
Geniemeu-sinee the refusal Of tho Council, last Spring,
to take the stock OF the Gas Company established by an
Act Of the last Legislature, the subject seems to have been
dropped entirely. The city Of Richmond is. with the er-
eefiion possibly Of Charleston. the worst lt city Of is size
IN the Union. In the meantime, it is perfectly well known
that gas-stoek, under proper management, is the best of
any in existence and yet not one man OF capital has como
forward TO take this stock! This would appear singular.
were VIC no, appTzed OF the motives which induce an apa-
thy so untoward.
The frs; seems to be an iuvincible objection to one
clause OF the act OF Incorporation, which reads as follows
" BE II farther enacted, That II shall and may be lawful
tor the Council Of the City of Richmond, At any time after
the 18th day Of January in 1865, TO take possession of the
works OF the said company, aud convert the capital stock
into a loan, redeemable in fifteen years from the date of
such conversion, bearing interest at he rate Of SIX per CT.
per annum.
were sincere in their wishes 10 light the city vet il is i'm
possible t. conceive o! any method which the most obsti.
nate opponent could have fallen on, after the mos mature
! reflection, 50 etiectual, 10 deter men from subscribing. The
alternative Is given TO the Council 10 take the stock or not.
a. they may think proper, at the end Of twenty yeas. Al
par. II that body md the stockholders getting only ono
or two per cent, they will not touch it., OF course. Ii thew
md them enjoying an income OF six per cent, they will
take the works,-ior SIX per cent. stock, If the prospect is
iar Tor n continuance OF prosperity, will always com.
mand n premium. II, as undoubtedly would happen, in
the course OF twenty year., under good management, the
stock should yield twelve or fifteen per cent, the hesitation
on the part of the Council would be still less. Thev would
take the shareholders stock, worth a premium Of 500 on
every 800 worth OF stock, at par. In other words, they
would take from him properly Tor which, under other cir
eumstanees, ne could obtain more than 5000, and render
him one hundred, as 4 Just equivalent. This would be
done, too, after the Council has decided that II will do no
tang, and has turned every thing over to q Joint stock
company. Such a speculation upon the skill end enter
p1Ec o! private persons can never be carried into effect
The very prospect OF 1t is enough to NIP the scheme in the
bud.
Proposing to neat fully Of this subject, and wishing that
my views should be generally read. / close this article
here, convinced that the only way to ensure public auen-
ton Is to refrain from InficuDg TOO much al time. In my
neat, shall treat Of other objections, which / have heard
alleged. SHOCKOE.
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The Board of Health Of New Orleans, on tho 26tb pId.
mo- announced that twelve eases Of yellow fever had been
iepo'sa. Inc ever 50 u" a. ob'efycd, has boon confined
:" 'i''g'i'' Who have recently nrnyed in the city in very
destitute cIrcumatunccs.
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New York Convention

This body approaches the close of its labors. having been
now nearly four months in session. A motion was made
on the Both ult, to strike out the word white" from the
section regulating the RICH, Of suffrage, which failed by a
vote OF 81 to 6s. In the afternoon of the same day, however,
a motion to the came effect wss carried by a majority lar
ger than that by which it was rejected in the morning-6s
to 34-lesving the subject of negro suffrage as 1t is under
tho existing constitution. What occurred to produce n
change so sudden and remarkable, we are not apprized.
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HEALING SPRINGS FOR RENT,
As AN ACADEMY.


CROXTON, ESSEX COUNTY, VA.
FHNHE subscriber informs tho public that he
n offers Tor rent his beautiful establishment, % well known by
The name Of the healirE Springs The house contains ~ rooms.
well arranged, and well calculated to aeeourno' ate male and female
b'arfens Iha house - well supplied with all The necessary fixtures
appe'thning 70 a mouse of this defenPuon. 4 large aud cnnvo-
nient kitchen vita other houses, are also well arranged. % that
the occupant ean pas from one 70 the other without any ineonve.
nienee. This beautiful and pleasant establishment is located IN a
very healthy and desirable situation, and well adapted for a Male
Tappaiannoek. AMI ? niles from The place where h.h and oysters
can DO obtained without any troubig. A portion Of land will be at
TON, Cary Street oe 6-ea'
+. WORDS OFFICE. Drawing of New
- . Jerssy Lottery comes this evening. $4,000. $500, 1000.
10 Of 1900, 10 of 1000. ~ n 600, 20 Of 500, &C. Ticket, s-to
b. had any time before 4 oelo;k, at
&c Up WORDS.
4 OFFICE, 18th street, szs Door Lsov
~ ne FfaAaass Hssl-Dnwing received every svsnfnE-
Continuation of Luck at CLAEEE's O@ee!
Drawing of Aiomndua. Class ?. drawn Oct "a.
a. 50 81 20 2 81 So 10 rs GO Sc II II
Nos17 - 50. 5000
At.o9o - ~. $50
Al ,od ~ CLARKE in one Lorsy.
nmwiur nf SUSSEX. -.
&C 20 q. 60 6 II 36 10 so % % So
Nos. SO Go 7o-siOO aod and paid ny CLARKg-makinr ten
Capitals enid by Clarke in tbsa't wesE
MANAGERS OFflCE-D. PASE & % "A iow
wi more left Of tho samo sorL"-Dnwu numbers Of tho
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Extra. o;
6 10 81 Sc - ~ G 4 % % q s. n.
Half % % 90, a prize Of Three Thoumnd Five Hun
dtod Dollars. sold to a gentleman In Richmond, nnd paid
whole u a. n. also sold and paid by Purcell
" 1000, $500, 1850, 1000, 2 u 900, and about so
small prizes, sOld and paid by PURCELL, in the last thirty
days.
Drawn Nos. of Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 30:
- GO 10 81 90 a. 81 ~ g. % % 65 iG.
Drawn Nos. Of P~okomoko, 1888:
3 30 ~ G 2 % 10 50 10 So GO.
Drawn Nos. q Delaware, Cass 23T;
SO Is 4 I 5 ~ % 80 81 81 46 So.
o THIS EVENING.
$4,000. 6OOO, 1000, 5000, 1870, 5 Of 1900, 10 Of
1000, 30 Of 500, &c. 70 nos, - drawn. Tickets %.
Also, $1,000, 1890, 1000. 1851 80, 1000, 10 Of 900, sc.
~ noe, rs drawn. Tickets %.
nFCsn at Purcslrs Tor Prizes. oe6
pIGGER's OFFICE, Basemenf Rooms Bosls
ID Hotel, l3h Street.
Por ths svenint-ssies ciosa ~ hair past three. s2s ooo
5000, 1000, ssO0, 1870, S Of 1900, 100 81 1000, 20 n 500. 20 =,
600, go q 200, nc. ~ Noe ~ drawn. Wh1ics -. taiyss
quarters g Also, a Splendid Lottey Tor Packages Pnses 10000
1000, 5000, i2S1, 1000, 10 u 200, 10 0f goo, &c Is Nos. IS
Dnwn. Wboks -. halves $50, qn use, Rtsk on a package Of
quarters IN The shove ony ss,A.
Drawn Nos Of gnud CcnsoIdatsd. E1nnp
IS 10 81 Sc ~ ~ 6 4 % ~ "a SO n
Whole Ticket Nos. Z "a Qs. 500, sod and paddy
Drawn Nos u Grand ConsnH lated, Class No u.
% GO 10 81 30 a % ~ 81 81 IS s. rs.
RACON-30.O 900 lbs shoulder Bacon, for sale At
- q low price, BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN a co.
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u Mr. OBionis, charged with the murder Of Franklin
Combs, the son Of Gen. Leslie Combs, a year aro. ia Lou
siana' has just had his second trial, which. like the Grst, re-
suited IN the discharge Of the jury, who were unable to agce
upon o verdict.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-06

HfAvy ENHryyFuEvr.-Thcmas s. unIrhu was mr..
rested IN New York On Monday morning. on a charge ct
cmufzkItng Of various times the sbmo OF $500. the pro
employed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-06

Ine un'on, Of Thursday night, Publishes The official
hon.ly statement Of ne Treasurer Of the q. s. showing
The amount ofhis credit in tho various Jeoo.i,e 80.
and the miat, IN The 2lst ultimo. The tot,l amount sobl
lso' 20 d'ait, on that dsy, was St,sl5I97 ~. showina a
umluuu'h OF Sl'o2ib -, a. compatod with the previ-
.'''meNI In addition 20 'his, nearly two millions Of
SS,a4s ~ treasury n1tcs have been issued. under the act Of
Z yuy, I7ao. Ihc whole amount 81 treasury notes out.
'".o'ns on te lstins'ant was 1920, 1913 %.
~ We predicted, q month ago, would be- the case. this
statement shows that The Canal BANK. Of New ORLEANS \.
.t' ooe'd'ai'H though, We orc glad 10 see. tho amount Of
y. ofeidfait D. considcnbly diminished. II b. nov only
D-fAtfr Gaz. ''''
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF Richmond.
HrxA Water nis day at ~ s'losL. p. NJ.

HEA Fatr tMs day at "a SelOek. p. N.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Pocahontas, Goodwin, Baltimore.
Schr Herald. Hudgens. York River.
SAILED,
Schr Hope, Richards, Middieiown.
" Mary, North, Baltimore.
" Atlas, Furnam, Havre De Grace.
NEW YORK, Oct 3-Afd,. sehs Greenway, Couch, S d, from
Richmond. w Wight Niece, 5 de I'm do. Morning star, burger.
I'm POuAu Prince, Sept 3oth, lat 81 20, loo. II 30. Gi in with and
BOARDED the brig Josephine, OF Richmond, her foremost gone. and
mainmasi half nom the deck, her SaHs, & ggnE and boats gone,-she
was perfectly ught-boIes in her hold, was broken up and stripped
OF their eohtents- shs had on board = steam engine, some easks or
horns and a chain and anchor on the bows. C1d, sehr America.
Mash. Richmond.
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IL The Protestant Episcopal Convention Of the Do
eeso OF New York had not, at our last dates from that city,
disposed OF the resolution in relation to the appropriation
OF $4,000 per annum from the EPiscoPate Fund to the
support OF Bishop onderdonk. The discussion Of this
proposition had assumed a very angry tone. Those opposed
TO the resolution had minated their intention, should it be
adopted, to carry the question before a legal tribunal
The NewYork Courier states tina, an effort was made ,c
get nd OF this exciting subject by raising a fund. by sub.
%scriPriOn, for Bishop onderdonk's support, to which $500
had been subscribed, by men Of opposite opinions, as a
means OF restoring peace but that DR.. Sea5ury, a warm
TREND OF the Bishop defeated it BY declaring that it wa.
an insult to that gentleman, and urging his friends, there
fore, TO discountenance il.