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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-09
Frm the y. o. Pieayune, Oct 30.
Breaking up "A Gang of NCgroe

Tiro WomeR Shot and iIro Wounded Fer some time
past tie citizens OF the Third Municipality have been
that considerable gang OF runaway negroes had
where they lived upon they could scrape together al
.ht by theyug and contributions upon their friends in
The city. On Wednesday afternoon a party OF 10 or u
gentlemen, some living m the second and the third
Municipality, who had lost slaves. determined break up
their ggng They accordingly sailed forth, armed with
owng pieces loaded with buckshot, and reached the ha
btation Of the negroes. There were about Is 81 them
male and female ~ the time they surprised hsy were
IN the OF eating supper. They were Immediately sum.
moned to surrender but refused and took to their heels
Whereupon a voley fired them killing man and wo-
man. and badly wounding two The rest esca
ped The men had a number of muskes but did not fire
them The two women were brought up the same
night and Is not known whether their wounds are mortal
not One Of the slaves who killed was the proper
Of Mr. lie CroiG OF the third Municipality and another to
Mr.. Gomez, OF Condo street. Second Municipality. One
OF the wounded women the property of Mr.. Harie And
reauI, Of the Third Municipality.
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are willing 20 ciant rro,eciion crcster than du
~ VIII tto'd to certain interests This fatal pOlsy has
lost Us Pennsylvania, ond VI adhered will lose the
whole Union In 1913. The distinction betM cen and
oPponents all the great questions be broad
Hnd well dehned, and victory viii crown our efforts"
Here candid adm ssion that OF the OF the
defeat ct the LOeofocOs IL their the Tariff
question, adopting snti.rroteedve schedule of duties
and yet in particular districts protesting be in lavcr of
protection Whether the open and frank avowa Of the
creed Of "the party horeaitef WILL the Globe .upposes
restore their supremacy remains be For
part We firmly persuaded. that the boldly they PRO
claim their principles the certain and signal will be
their discontinue. We believe that the Amer
people will deliberately sanction policy which trans.
fe their work shops Europe and Gen Jackson once
remarked which makes psupers Of people order
tofeed the paupers Of other countries.
We might Gil columns with comments from New
York papers upon the glorious rcsu Of the election But
want Of space eompels restrict quotations the
following brief article
Prom the New Yok Express. Nov. 5.
1.-THE Vino ToRSApo.-we as yet too much ex-
hausted by the abors OF arranging and collecting election
returns, and by the OF sleep have much time Co
call attention 10 the that has swept LEGO
Focoism in this State We have beaten Pennsylvania
think IL tho tornado we have mp hereand H. in this
part -. the state. .rc had been the th,t dcsi
rattle three psse Wink members OF Congress world
have sSaced ccry ia the of phnnN Moaroe
sn't Nsn Waseneo lost BY fea5s snd splits amorc
she's nEaiv OF the Same opinion federal politics. w.
drpcn4tnt c the unsough AID have from n Anti
Pcn' ga aton the returns showing particularly
members u Crlsre that the purely Wing t-enSih de-
cioed,y Uprcrinost in the State.
1.-The great OF these great changes OF public opn-
ion 0subt the change Of the Tariff and the
lent OF the Treasury By the Congresswth
the fraud that was practsed upon IN getting up
with Mexico, after the President had promised ths the
OF Texas should DC 'boodess achievement
That war is unpopular here The Wings discriminate ]
admirably between the duties they their country and
their counymen-beiween the pride they all feel in
glorious military and the due the ad
suaticn for the blood that split aud the money that
lie wasted As for the Tariff OF 1876, Free Traders may
what they Please. Ii odious the interior OF the
Stae-whle the Treasury here is rideued ind
naely by friend and by foe OF the administration. Il
abortion, disgraeng the conceyers, and mpraeeable
as IL Is absurd.
snow that the OF the Union, in Ohio, Pennsy-
vania New York aud New Jersey Wing we hope TO
the Wing fires kindled up every where. POlksis
doomed AduainistrafiO
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The CInN SInIue.

The Ladies of Virginia, who have so pauiOticaly and
nuniheenty provided the Necessary the erection
OF Statue OF Mr.. Clay. in the Metropolis of his native
STATE will, sure, be glad TO hear OF the progress
the work. It gives pleasure, therefore, say them
that we have seen letter from Mr.. Joel T. Hart the
Sculptor, Dr. Thomas Nelson OF this city written on the
3Oth OF last month which Mr. II. states THAI, in order
to attain the highest possible degree Of perfection the
Statue he has modelled in WOOD and tina, he wulld be
ready TO commence the drlpery day OF two. The az
lists aud other persons in Lexington, who have seen It,
agree that the attitude, proportion, expression aud Of
the Statue happy already those of the Bust
exhibited by Mr. Hart Il former visit 10 Richmond
NJ. H. Is modelling the figure hall the size OF life in Cit,
GEMS costume. He will double the dimensions and intro
dlce the cloak after his arrival in Italy He had expected
TO finish the model in tine 10 sail for Italy this Fall bat
circumstances have occasoned longer delay he had
anticipated and he has been compelled to postpone his
voyage I'LL next spring. MI Hart that he caused
10 he taken number OF the largest sized Dagueuovpes-
that the work is already safe in any event. and he in
tends tn leave copy Of the Statue behind the more eee
tua.y to guard agains. accidents
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sooner IL the armlsce signed than I'M. .n.h, nj H.,
on which We had leaned n, 80. \. SJ -, ~ opo,
under doubts arising from knovSl.d.. ~ a.. ,h
aud deeedul character Of our foe. \, .s ss;J ,S,,
tho principle motive which Induced Zen rsvIa, =,
bad been advised ,ha, on, cosa.na was, Una. ne
minister to Mexico. who WA. NV d",s, a'J .' Nv.
radying n treaty OF peace with Gen S.n,, A.. ho
had been only sinh,~J =, ",,u "sn' santa Anna VINO
Gee received from him ,bs, he aniI on, aS.ulan n
the war; by entering into trss,v '' ,s,
our Government But whether from ,ian i,Iv ~
to learn. or from motives of preesu,on -" . a v
the impression seem. 70 be- ,hs, the al - nov 1u'
the will be renewed with n ten fold woo, I,. '.;J
the long ls-poundcr. from Csm,,, .h,.h go 'ro UP
left behind hn-lkewse seyer.i e.,l ~ .,I ~.
have lately arrived and hasten on large ousn,s. Of sn
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mere casual. speaking Of formal fash
ionable intereourse. = ' 80
Thus, my dear Friend have given you Al. the p.r,ieu.
OF an association which has ended so fatally for ono
n, -so unhapply, SO unfortunately for tho other;
". am now mourning the ruins Of my domestic
peace, which my own hand assisted to demolsh Yet.
even IN this hour OF gloom and 81 darkness. while the
Storm RACES around me, aud even the voice of pity \.
soJ oy inc ,nmnaous tempest of public reprobaton,
u my conscience serene amidst the pillows for that
conscience whispers Increasingly TO NV agopir.d hear
mas OF eruic OF guilt am snle.s as a aetaph before
hronei and IN that great Day OF R,tribuop when
" secret thoughts and secret feelings shall be uncovered
my purify shall be read bright characterp nv tbos, who
now condemn me. Crushed, overwhelmed as I now am,
inc world feels authorized hur the most eruel
uons against me; but God Is my refuge from Man. yi
enee' and live in the abiding hope that the hour will
come whom shall be regarded as de,plv ip,sr,d and
greatly oroaxed woman have been keonly ,fysc,.5 h.
ne recent reception OF anonymous leuer- coeh.d ~
inc kndes terms breathing all the fragrance OF .vmp,hy
anu assuring inc that the belief Of my innoccnco inde
holy stamped many hearts. Oh! with what thai r,i
ness, with what fearful gratitude did dwell on ,bos, Lna
ana tender expressions. The world cannot know ta.
oeoans heart 1t laeerates by unworthy suspicon-unde
served eondemnauon--or its hand would be stayed.
gu, my irend' who have known me from my earliest
cniidhood-havo watched girlhood melting into tho
maturity OF woman-smiled the bright hsppines. of nv
carry married hic-gou will refuse shed tho tear of
sympathy over Tie wreck Vt my earthly prospects You
"memocr me rs was, in the fresh rural shades of m,
youtan' houo but usnsp'anted the OF ash
onable life the freshness Of my feelings wilhotcd ard
hoosh FUtue has stood stesdfast. immo, able amid all
aiatements, have the death OF that buoyancy of
spt which once encirced for tho harshness Of the
"Va mss now GsnPed bruised, aud forever crushed it,
May God enable me to bear my trial meekly, assured
that high Heaven will slways shroud the pure inno
eenee OF Your afflicted friend,
ALTA Vi'rA. VIRGINIA MYERS.
W Those papers which published an account of the
trial. are requested to publish this letter.
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Dcmoesatie mAjoriue.
General Taylor.

Paris correspondent of the Louisville Journal soys :
heard oitcn IN England and lrcland and sui hear n
France the highest compliment paid the dispatches Of
Cen Taylor An officer in the British Navy remarked to
me- after reading them, that they models and reee
ed more credit upon him than his victories"
We copy the foregoing for the purpose OF correcting
very general impression that Cen Taylor does not write
his own dispatches but that Ike Gen. Jackson he pro-
cures the aid of more polished pen than his owu TO
rate the incidents Of the battlefield gentleman who
was With Gen Taylor several during the past
me' has assured US from personal knowledge that
Taylor "wr'tes as well as he fights" and that every
despatch to which his name is signed, is written with his
ow hand
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Correspondents, Of ne Commerclal Tin,..

MONTHLY, thoGico,l Sept 30, 1876.
WssUs Editors in my last gsvo you hurried ac-
count Of the progress Of army, up tho surrender Of
ihia city by the MoEcans.
On The 95h The ceremony Of the surrender took place.
and hc Mexican ag the citadel went down ssuted by
their cannon. and the and stripes rose proudly In lie
place. salued IN return by tho guns Of the Mexican fort
while the cheers Of our brave greeted he olds 10
dsdanfuy huuored out the breeze that waited IL from
the sta OF is conqcs'cd Zoe. Many Of the Moxicsn OH
eefs called Gen. Worth. smong WON were Don ffan
cisco Bens who commanded the Obs Pado or Bishops
Palace Cen Orgal Col Marino and others. While dim
king with these gentlemen upon this occasion, Cen Of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-09
Vote i'm New York CITY.

We copy below statement of the for Governor and
Lieut. Governors the city New York, from which twill
be that the Wing candidate for the former office
about 1000 behind his associate while the LocUoco
candidate for Governor also behind his IL
appears therefore that while the imp Of Anti Rent
ISM unjust though be, lost Mr.. Young the support Of
nearly 1000 Wings in the city, the mpuation against
Mr. Gardiner Locofoco candidate for Lieutenant Co.
vernon did all diminish his strength. And yet the
Locoocos who supported Gardner without eompuncton
affect be very much shocked that the Wings consented
to vote for Young! "A little ciyet good Apothecary "
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JOHN ELDERS
DEPOT OF CHEAP LITERAT

NOVEMBER Z.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-09

" Northern paper states that tho Rev. Joseph G.
snlos' q Richmond has declined the tile Of d. d. con
Tered on him BY he Tnnsyvania Universry- consider
'ns bauble unworthy the dignity Of servsnt Of Christ
we acceptance Of which counienances afdGcsl dsno-
lions amofg Ministerial brehren often unjusy made apd
always contrary Y Ihe spirit u the Gospel.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-09

IL The New York Express that the large eupi-
tass in that city object taking the loan advertised Tor
by the Secretary Of the Treasury in consequence Of his
agreeing to accept bids for low $1,000 the loan
to be thus distributed among small dealers, who will
throw 1t the market the they realize pro-
e. Of half per il viii induce monied men to stand
aoof Heretofore loans have been taken by few brokers'
who afterwards spporonod it among their friends and
it s believed that only by conforming to this usage will the
Secretary be enabled obsin the five millions FOR which
he has advertised.
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Thn WcnfIlrr.

For eight days past hos rained almost constantly a
there no prospect al this time Saturday. Of o change.
The streams including James River very much swo-
len The Norfolk Boat due Friday, did not arrvs We
presume IN consequences Of the rise the river We hope
soon, however, be able 10 announce that tho skies are
bright and Frightening"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-09

correspondent Of the New Orleans Tropie, without
any intention OF punnng says Ia speaking Of the result Of
the Pennsylvania election that must be hard
run Tor when IL necessary TO muster into the
service rain storm the for regular Waterloo
defeat"-Aierandria Gazette.
This remark is equally applicable the New York
election torrents Of rain falling during the whole day. 1t
is the st mc within memory that stormy weather and
Mhig trnmphs have hsen cnincidcni cnnnt.
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The .yersev RIucs

The whig victory in New Jersey though Of less i'm.
poranee, is even more brilliant than that in New York
The delegation in the next Congress win be follow.
James &. Hampton, William A. Newell. John Van Dyke
aud Dudley s Gregory, (whgsJ aud Joseph 4. Edsall
(Loeoioco)
The following is sample OF the popular VOTE exhibit
ing Wing gain in almost every county, and in some Of
them very arge
Mhir manriina n.,n,.-.,i. nm. i,i,i..
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Com. Decatur,s Toas,.

The Norfolk Herald gives the version Of the cee.
brated toast drunk by Com. Decatur in that city in
April, lsl6. and which appears has been since
trely perverted As published in the Herald of April S,
1916. 'he toast reads as follows:
by Commodore Deea,ur-Our Country: In her in.
ereourse with Foreign Nations may she ways be in the
right; and always successful whether right or wrong"
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City Arrivals,

EXCHANGE HOTEL, Nov. 7.
Johnson and son, Chesterfield ID ID O,K,.on F,.d
e,ick, ma; Is Tod. Louisville, Ky; Abbott Mr., e w
charleston; g kursheadt N Orleans; q w Elam' A.I;
vincent, Philadelphia; VIM A Cooke. CUMBERLAND: Jnn
Ofyder, saml Wetmore Geo p Wetmore N Yerk
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Effect OF Rews.

The Washington correspondent Of the Bidmoro Sun
describes the FANc IN that city oecasoned 10y the recep
ton Of the news Of the Wing triumph the Empire State
change the Caoaot no Gays. already spoken Of
"Goyernor Marcy 10 make for Mr. Calhoun" say
Of the southern Tanf friends but tho writer thinks
tina, Mr. Poi. will not easily Be persuaded TO offer seat
Mr. Calhoun the Cabinet and II Lc GOos there n no
probability whoiover that Mr. Calhoun will accept it, He
adds "Mr. Calhoun will independent candidate
for the PosdencyJ the expectation or being the third
candidate IN the hsd and Of being eventually preferred lv
tho Wings To The regular nominee Of The Democratic par
IT," This may be very Jriiesus caIculauon; but 10
may happonwe hope it vil-tbat tho Wings will no.
BE- reduced TO the necessity Of making choice Of evils
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-09
Carr At WAbSUr GRovF,
Near Monterey, Sunday, Oct4, 1916

I left Monterey yesterday morning for Con. TayIof's
camp which is three miles distant expecting leave here
morning route for homo bot finding that the party
not resdy with whom was 70 sot out have deter
mined 70 wait, and leave with the uainwhich Il s said
goes down 10 Camafgo tomorrow. | am informed that
divine service held today in the old Cathedral and
that Of the prest from Washington, who s attached
TO the army. held forth They say tho NeKeans waited
until he forms and ceremonies Of the Macs
whom they lonOt wnng listen the oloquenoo Of a
sermon which they could not understand.
Now that the storm Of has ulled tsof into calm
and the camp IL tranquil schemes, spoculadons
and again aAoat the future regarding the
policy Of the two governments In carrying the war. For
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-09

u The Governor OF Texas has inside rsqaisition up
the Governor Of Louis Tor the person Of James
Buck. IN the parish prison Of Kew Orleans, charged
with the murder OF two persons in the village Of hami
ton the former STATE. The req1ison has been com
piled with. THIS rather reversing the order Of
things
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-09

IL The Washington Union, few days since, said toat
the re election Of Gov Wright "inmaely identified
Nth the prosperity Of the Democratic party" Now that
Wright is beaten, what will 1t ssy7
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~ Andrew Beaumont, Esq, Of Pennsylvania, has, by
the appointment Of the President, superseded VIM No.
land, Esq. Commissioner of the Public Buildings in
Washington
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~ The lost Baltimore Parrot 'ays - very eSGaor.
dinav trial growing out Of n. amiy difficulties II
ornor Francis Thomss to take place In Frederick tMs)
during the present session Of the court 10 hat county
Gov Mcdowell. n Virginia, two lsdics arrived II
Frederick le9 days ae.. a. Witnesses
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"a nor RENT OR LEASE, a two $

fs!A nor RENT OR LEASE, a two story
Brick Dwelling fouse. containing nine rooms with a
two story Brick kitchen, stabe Buildings aud the
city wafer In the yard situated the Marshall
ans sees and meiaiey opposite the residence Nr
Williams an the houses Lot hive 70 eniy bull Of
ho matsra and In tho approved style.
Thy and pleasant location for a gentes family.
Also, Their story the zane Lot in rear Of
the above fronting Adams story which
been used a. Grocery Store, for which we'll suited
ton being good Cor Lumber ouse
attach d. Apply TO PHILIP ~. TABB h SON, ss.
Once Mar Hr.rt
no IN 4 Thu Opposite the ENchl0- .aut
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-09

We subjoin, also, Of the in the countes
far heard from, compared with the Gubernaoral
in Disappointing that the "Ant-Renr" counnes
Albany Rensselaer,, Schohare Delaware and Colum
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Prom the n. o. Pieayune, Oct 30.

Inc steamship Mchim arrived at Galveston from Bra
Santiago Saturday last the inst having sustain
ed some slight damage in her machinery. Gen. A. S.
johnson. Of Texas, Col Bale Pcyton aud our associate
Mr.. Kendall, were passengers the Mchim. Capt Shiv-
ers company Of Mississippi and Texas volunteers and
large number OF discharged volunteers board the
Mchim. The McKim brought very little news from Bra
EOS Santiago 10 Galveston. The most important item was
the arrival OF the steam schooner SpiIhre Bzos from
Chagres mis- and other items given in Mr. Kenda.s
letter appended. The McKm To leave Galveston on
wednesday, the % inst her repairs were completed
and she may therefore be expected overy hour oar cor
TesPondenee from the Army in the mails on the Mex m
The Palmetto brouRhtno mail.
The U. S. propeller Florida, Capt Butler from Brazos
Tor this port put into Galveston on The 25ih inst having
been eleven days out with 200 discharged volunteers on
board She was short Of provisions Hnd water. Having
supplied herself she sail again Tor this port on the
25th.
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[EoIToEAL oOEKEsFoNDENoE o. IaE rIeAYuSE.l

GALyEsToN, Oct n, 1876
The Palmetto going out towards New Orleans this eve
ming gives me chance Of sending you line slihough
have little in the way Of communicate
The MoKim and Florida, propellers are both in port
here from Brazos Island The former came n with her
machinery out u order three days since aud having been
repaired will call Tomorrow. the Florida experienced he
weather, and was obliged TO put In Tor water She %
well as the Mckm crowded with sick and discharged
volunteer, several dying the passage up. II anything
~ needed II Is a comfortable Government transport on
which to send home the sok and disabled soldiers
From Monterey 10 Maamoros, among both Americans
and MeHicsns, great deal Of sickness preva-chis and
icyofs aud niomitng leyers. have come In for more
Than q full share Of both, but tho mend I re-
Rfe % state th1i two able officers died here Last ngbt
a'e 10 be buried his atornOOn-CO. William s. Fisher
who commanded tho noted Mier expedition aud Can't
Francs - Early, who commanded the Washington com
pany n Texas Rangers NJ the battles Of Monterey The
former had lsi married young and accomplished wife; the
later was hourly expecting his family ucJt him az this
placo
Tho u. $. steamer sptfro, Capt TatnaII arrived n,
Bfnzos leland the 49, inst from ChaRres She had on
boafd Capt VIM. G. Nicholson, Lieut.. LoPh and Passed
midsrpman Duef, u. $. ~, who had oil been sent down
~ Chngfes with dispatches FOR tho Poe fo squadron
Ihey orc now on their way a. Now Orleans on tho McKm
The news from California, brought by these gentlemen
has doubtless been anticipated by the arrival Of Com
SUaL
am gad that our Government s IN prosecute The
wrf against Mexico with show Of aud vigor
Recall. Gen Wool from bis nonsonBicsl end QuiHouo
expedition ~ Chihushus, order him 20 jim Gen. Taylor
and help out Ia tho operations against 5aiU aud San T.
u, add the oyos Of the Mexican rulers will be open
Cd. Al that will be- wanting will he the snb,ugaton of
lamp co. and the Establishment Of depots Of provisions on
Tho road between that aud san Louis, to throw Oh Of
Northern Mexico completely In power