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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-20
10 fAs Editsrs Of tAs rVAix u.

IL tas Edifsrs Of As WAix.
Inc recent sttsmpts Of Congress tee and codee
have stirred up general enquiry. .whai will be the differ
enee. 10 the consumer in taxing coffee, and In taxing
gar OF other duable article 20 Excuse me- therefore,
uespass little on your Indulgence. in responding to
This question. ask this mode Of answering the enquiry,
particularly, because find the Democrats unwilling
PLAIN the difference seeing will show plainly the adj.
vantsges Of a"Whig Tariff" as they style IL.
Tea and coffee from foreign countries only and
be made in the United States for sale so tina,
no one can DO induced by any encouragement
can ofer TO attempt TO raise either article In the United
States Hence no action OF the government add the
quantity OF the articles and tho duty OF 20 per cent pro-
posed to be raised must be added the foreign and
paid BY the consumer which amounts the thing
as direct tax. But sugar produced both the United
States, aud in foreign countries. Tho quantity produced
here can also be increased and the the quantity
creased the cheaper can be sold the and others,
just as the price OF depends upon the Of the
nus production The people all know that the more corn
they make In county, the IL sells; tho less they
mako the higher It sells.
question here arises how will you increase the guam
uy OF sugar grown in this county make IL sell
lower
Der OF planters to engage In making sugar and will be,
like corn, cheaper when they make large crop, dsarer
make none IN this country The encouragement for gov
eminent TO offer its citizens Is "a Tariff" in other
words, duty foreign the rivals OF the home
grown article This duty paid by foreigners for the
mission they enjoy OF entering ports aud of
their products TO citizens. Bot, by inducing our own
planters to engage largely in the cultivation IL coon leads
" eush IN Quanuty OF arice-the
domestic being sdded TO the foreign suppy-that the price
paid by the consumer less all experience proves than
would have been had there been tariff and no domes
TIC competition, and the supply OF market had
cusivcly in the hands OF tho foreigners The supply of
the article being increased by active competition in
or RATIO than the demand the price OF the foreign sugar
lower eventually, than would have been had been per-
United To enter our ports duty free So that this duty in
ITS ultimate results Is actual benefit the consumer
while the tax and coffee would be direc, draft upon
his purse Before duty OF cents per ID. was laid
sold for from Is 20 per H. but in conse-
9nenee OF the augmented production the natural and
oresesn effects OF that duty has gradually fallen in price
until It can now be purchased for per 10. H.
however. sugar could not be produced the United States
duty upon H. like that upon aud coffee, would be not
benefit but burden. And OF goods wares and mer-
ehandise generally. QED
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-20
ERInAN. March 10Th

The usual communication received from the House
OF Delegates announcing the passage bills which
motion OF Mr.. BAPTIST, read twice and
to the standing committees.
Sundy bills reported by the committees will be noticed
| as they taken up.
The following resolutions were received from the House
| 10 which the Senate agreed:
Resolved by the General Assembly of Virginia. That
Charles Dmmock. ELIJAH Brown Edward s. Cav. Thos
H. Ellis Joseph X. Anderson and Jesse Suead, and such
other persons subscribe the same have leave TO
erect under the supervision Of Capt Dmmoek, Chapel
upon any vacant ground attached the rmoy used
Tor religious moral and literary removable
pleasure OF the Legislature the Executive Of the State
Resolved, by the General Assembly OF Virginia. That
the Governor OF this Commonwealth be, and he hereby
authorized TO take fer presenting and adjusting
the Claims OF Virginia upon the Government OF the Unted
States tot advances made by this ate in the
OF the LIST Regiment OF Virginia Volunteers.
An Act authorizing separate election the Union Meet
ing House IN the county OF Barbour for other pur
poses. Passed.
An Act amend an act passed March a. 1916 proydnv
for road from Guyandoue to the hanawhs river
Passed.
An Act changing the time OF the annual meeass of the
Valley Turnpike Company Passed.
An Act incorporating the Branch Mining and Manuac-
turing Company. Passed.
An Act Incorporating the Virginia Steel Company and for
An Act to facilitate the construction of the Magnetic Tel
egraPh through Virginia. Laid the table, on motion
O; Mr.. WILEY.
An Act fixing the pay aud prescribing the duties OF the
otheeTs OF the Public Guard. Laid on the table.
An Act 10 amend the act passed 18Th March, ls47 extend
ing the jurisdiction OF Virginia the county Of Alex
andua. Passed.
An Act amending the present Primary School System
Passed.
An Act to incorporate the Marshall Seminary. Passed.
An Act incorporate Virginia Mining and Smelling
Copper Company. Passed.
An Ae' to incorporate the Lynehburg and Botetou Iron
Company. Passed.
An Act authorizing the appointment Of Tobacco Inspee-
tors al Howardsyil!e, for the county OF Al5emare.-
Passed.
An Act supplementary to the incorporating the Mo-
nongala Navigation Company. Passed.
An Act repeating the act authorizing separste election
al the house Of Mrs. Prudence Parkinson the county
OF Prince Edward Passed.
An Act reiundiug Simeon West certain sum Of mo-
ney Passed
An Act establish separate elections IN the county of Lee
Passed:
An Ac, concerning the City Point Railroad Company
Opposed by Messrs STANARD and W ooLFoLK, and ad-
yocaIed by Messrs. Cox and BAPTIST Passed.
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The Pilot Law.

Importance the trade OF this city OF the Pilot Law which,
after struggle OF many years DURATION has length
ceived the sanction Of the Legislature; and unite with
that paper in saving that Mr. Mayo deserves the thanks
the community for the zeal with which he has pressed il
forward to final success. But the Times omi,, inadver-
teny no doubt, to render justice Mr. Sanard, whose
cXerons in the Senate, both debate and otherwise
quesuonably saved from ulumsie defeat After the bill
had passed the House. powerful lobby influence
erteG defeat it in the Senate and nothing less
unurng waehianess, and the personal exertons OF the
Senator from this District could have couneracted that in
fience. Our Senator therefore, well the City Dele
gate. is entitled the thanks of the people OF city
the ultimate triumph OF this measure.
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rson NE N. o. rieayuns. is,h ls-s
lmHnrlnlal from HAVANA.

The brig r. Street, CAPT, Mcconnell, srrivsd last even.
Ing from Havana having sailed on the 4h instant The
the Tweed Our worst fears are realized. The oss Of
lite was greater than had been snpposed. The following
letter tells the sad tale concsey We rejoice to learn Of
tho safety OF Mr. Dimond former Consul at Vera Cruz
tCouespondenee Of the Pieayunel 49,.
HAvAsA. March 4, lsl7.
DEAR SiR-By the arrival OF the Spanish brig Emilio
las, evening from ssa information has been received
the total loss Of tho British mail Tweed, which
left ths the 10Th ult for Vera Cruz. On the reefs
known by tho name Of Alocrsms the coast Of Cam
peaehy 'he struck tho reef about O'Clock tho morn
ing OF the 18th, and parted In hour IL blowing
norther nj the time. The calamity awful. or
the passengers and crew board III Lost and Is
INDEPENDENTLY through tho extraordinary exetons Of
tho master and Of tho Emilio. have to state that
among those saved Mr. Dimond assistant commissary
OF the army. lie was bound for Tampico, to join Cen
Scott There were two other Americans board, Mr.
John Boon, Of New York, and Mr. Addison Fox Of Mo.
bile AZ their names do appear the list Of those
saved it is supposed they Loot.
Part OF the and several Of the seerage
Of the Tweed came board Of the Emilio. They saved
nothing whatever Liberal subscriptions for the relief OF
those saved were made. The Spanish citizens At Merida
gave 5000. '
This awful calamity has caused melancholy sensation
to hundreds in THE place who have lost friends and relatives
untmely.
The master Of the Emilio. to whom all gratitude s due
Tor his humane exerons, is d. Bernardino Camp To his
pilot d. Guiermo Tlaverde. and all his crew. the paper.
OF Havana are poiuse in their Extracts
are given from the log Of Capt Camp naans the .hpre
oi his vessel in rescung the from
a formed Of the fragments OF the ship but passing BY
these details, Tor which have room, come to
list OF the passengers saved We find them attached to
an eloquent card OF thanks the and pilot of the
Emilio The following is iis, OF the cabin passengers
sared, emitting four or five Spanish gentlemen
Mr.. Dmond American; VIM. Elice, Lewis R. Price
Charles o. Seward, George Jones, and Thomas Francis
Knox, Engi.hmen; Emile Boucel. and Antoine Person
Ffenehmen Bento Gomez Farias and Jose Maria Espino
Mexicsns and Frederick Probst, German.
The deck or forward passengers saved Spanad.
VI the officers and Of the Tweed we note tina, fifty
were saved including Captain Parsons. L. Elison lst off,
Ger, T. H. ourow, I'd officer, Ed Knott, Sd officer Mid.
shipmsn Thos Rowlstt, s. b. Rosland, surgeon John
DAVIS Purser, John Billiards. John Black Cameron employer
OF tho company, aud John Davis lieutenant Of tho Royal
Marine.
Young Farias 10 of the Vice President Of Mexico
aud was recently Secretary OF Legation in London A
mong those lost were four citizens Of Yucatan He and
Mexican general Martin PeraIa, chartered schooner
al Sisal and sailed for SACRIFICES.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-20

J See the account Of the meeting between Gen. Bsyly
and his opponent Mr.. Jones. in York The General s
unfortunately addicted to the very great mistake Of under
rating his opponents. as IL seems he did Mr.. Jones' until
be felt the edge OF his Damascus blade lie forgets tia,
BY this he dmnshes the ustre Of any victory he
may schieVe while hs sggtSvaes the modification OF de-
feat should he be vSnquished II he should be beaten by
mere apprentice in politics." he rin be, If the
Wings Of the District do their duty his discontinue will
be rendered signal by the attempted dspaagcment
Of his opponent who, from personal knowledge,
well from his reputation. feel warranted saying
a looman worthy even Of Cen Bayy's steel
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
Senate.
Eyeninr Se..ic.

Evening Session.
resolution adopted by the Senate, recurring the
different State institutions make their annu BY
the Let Of October.
The Tobacco Inspection Bill taken up, on motion
OF Mr.. Cox.
Mr.. voolfolk moved to postpone indefinitely which
negstiyed After considerable discussion the aues-
non was taken on the passage OF the bill and decided in
the afiirmative-Ayes IL. Noes g.
Mr. GALLAHKR offered tho following resolution which
cgreed
Resolved That the House OF Delegates be informed
the bills now under consideration (morc than
will require this body be in for several days
enable 1t make such revision OF them as duty
requires.
An Act directing the School Commissioners Of Appomat
tox county Pay TO Bsrbary c. Wright certain sum
OF money for the tuition of poor children. Passed.
An Act to establish the Bank of Marunsburg, in the
county OF Berkeley.
Mr.. wooLroLK moved that the bill be indefinitely post
poncd. Pending this question,
The Senate adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-20

" john kERn. Esq, oi Casweli county, IN. c. has
been nominated as the Wing candidate for the Conges-
sonal District which he resides. sir. X is one OF the
most powerful popular speakers whom have ever had
toe pleasure OF listening and is whal gentleman Of IT.
proschabe character and OF deservedy great po
puiAry. Il is confidently hoped that he will carry his
District although the majority against the Wings at the last
election wac nearly 500
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-20

rHNHE INDICATED INDIA RUBBER PoRJIs PLASTER
II FOR PAINS AND swELLINGS IN ANY PART OF THE
BoDfThese pss,ers certainly be Considered
triumph Of art The deA Of mailing plaster ami especially
india ubef plaster
mast enhance the heaey Of pasteTs IN
the treatment Of dseae, by this IeIspiion
other acrd which surface allowed 10
escape through the plaster thus preventing all being
absorbed OF taken into the circulation again This
Ger them infinitely all other plseTs
~ NJ ZACHRISSON
NH 20 Chemist and Druxr,t shoe zoe hin
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COMMUNICATED


member Of Che senate Of Virginia
Having heard to-day, Tor tho first time, that under your
agoncy ciandssfHs request petition, o. remembrance,
having Tor be- object the defeat u m order Of York County
Court oi which you membor) recommending certain
individuals proper persons 10 be COMMISSIONED Jus.
tees Of the Peace hsd been laid before the Governor Of
Virginia, call upon you thus publicly thereby avoiding
the necessity o personal sppcson TO say whether such
be tho tact-and So furnish for publication through
the ohsnne that this reaches YOU copy Of tho paper
suded 10, With tho Of the sgne thereto Smoked
Ny nsmo IL with the publishers Of the Wing, who will give
u on your perEons written application.
ONE OF THE RECOMMENDED.
YORE CoUHrv, 10Th March, i5f7.
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AffnmniIo Murder.

The Norfolk Herald Of the l7n inst says; "ME Josish
Dske very worth citizen Of Nanscmond. and member
d hs County Ccau, shot and dangerously wounded
ons nshi lasi week. while standing in the porch ofhs dwell
tag hou., about nine mikes from Suffolk. lie had stepped
iato re porch ior drink Of water and IN the act Of
dskiss he received charge Of buck and small shot
10 shs arm "a sids. named Raws, learn, has
hesn ssprshsndsd suspicion Of having perpesod the
fFimsH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-20
lCoMMUSICA
EX-R AdamA

Ii stated IN the Baltimore SUM- that the venerable John
y. Adams is still the Of government and that he
Is to sit to Powell, the portrait painter before he leave.
Washington.
The citizens OF Richmond who have had an opportunity
of seeing the eke miniatures aud portraits OF Miss An
geica Bishop, will deeply regret that the old man eLO-
queHt" could not sit TO her. For the exquisite decacy OF
her touch, and fidelity to tho original Miss Bishop is I'M
rvaed in THIS department OF the tine Ii IS under
stood that she will remain few weeks longer the CITY
aud that she be found Mrs Caibornes boarding
house, corner Of Main and llh streets.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-20

u Senator Butler, Of South CarolinS, resched CO!umb.
Wednesday lat, and, in compliance with general IN
Walton addressed the place in public meet
ing assembled-revewng with much ability recent poll
teal Washington. sketch OF his speech is soon
10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-20

III Our readers not fail peruse the OF
our correspondent b." upon remarkable extract from
the great Anti Texas speech OF Mr.. Benton.
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DI ED.

On Friday morning the 9Th inst in the 32d year of her
age, Mrs. ELIZABETH, wife OF John H. Hooper, ESQ
OF Manchester.
~ The friends Of the family nre requested to attend
her funeral on Sabbath morning O'clock from the
sidence OF her husband, without further notice.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-20

" The last stanton Spectator pub shes letter. writ
cn We pio'ume, by Capt Harper dated 81 Point Isabel
February 10. IL gyes interesting deception d the
oy Of Havana, which We regret that nave not room 10
insert lie states that not of the detachment Of tho
Virgins regiment bad died. since lowing yRinis, and
that there not serious case Of scknes ON board lie
speaks Of Dr. rAn11n, tie acung surgeon o tlo dea,h.
men', ss "a man OF science and good Judgment
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-20
Richmond and DanviIIe RniIrond.
PUBLIC MEETING

The Commissioners under tho charter of IN. p,n,,l,.
Railroad Company having determined to one The h..n-
ton books in Richmond ON Tu..a., ,.-,
rens generally requested to sssembl. :. The Eh.n.
Coneert Room ON Mond.v .,.n,,. :, 80 Ae"snse
TO consider The has, man. AZ a.: PSI oe'oek'
n,;.. I,..h -.-,. s w" Important enter-
W eAPoe'ou wst in'eresung addresses tho
subject VIII De delivered By several genlemen WIN h.x.
been prominent advocates OF the scheme and q, A,
that the meeting will DO large and enthusiastic
~ A.......-
49,, -, 49, pS Nouce---We invite attention to
.,o,. ~ No. Tu'uyI morning At IN O'Clock. t'tho
Cary streets. when viii h og,., ~ corner o. IAN and
cog... No." IN o' vno'eo sh meit stock OF Sugars,
in the C:,ors,r H ~ is, ne various other goods,
---oo " oNo. Aucs.
w mesnns OF ue Biographical Society be hell th.
" s hooins over kagand Brothers, at O'Clock IL
'hai every member should be piesent business OF
will be brought before the Society By crter OF
" 50 TnE PREupssr.
CHILDRENs' FAIR FOp TIIe RPI IFe ,1r
Dor A number or I.l,l. Gin, or mi. t,,,v has. ,,
gether FAN tor the Relief on m, p..s 80, o
ISL MAIN STREET !, Few dao,. .har a. p, Al NO.
their 6r., p.s eGo in the e"s,s Of .
confidently hoped they will be literally n,,,inss ~
other worn. Of Ch,rrv ami nsn.x ana
March 10. 1897.
o,.iL - NJ morrow nlsn,, lSaooath, 2lst instant at71
$500 sermon WIZ be preached in the First Baptist
Union. ~ >'' IL "A'Solps' Suoleet'-ChTi'fisn
W The candidates of the ESsh,h Co,g,..-;o.I T,-;-
also those of the Senatorial Di.., 81
roline and Essex and The coun,y - - $50,
nj, arc OF Spottsyva-
~ ''N' HAo PeoPo oi SpoU-
~ HnureWs Ireclnct, (Spottsyvania,l the I'd
u'y tne iiihl OF April and express their views tho
eading subjects OF tho day. NH II
M. NJ a /. /; :, =, = A
usnov.r - s.;, . AZ meeuhg OF the people OF
si - oue"eu ~ E"afen Iourt, (tho 4th Tuesday, to
ana such measures they deem prudent
ana proper IN relation TO the national distress OF and
Scouand The Saviour OF the World in describing nepb
bo says IL is he that hath mercy on tho needy -,
10Th chap. 2Sh 10 Seth vs. In our ,bpndanc. Ia, 49,, -
member our neirhbors les, We too n. 1891 81
Fiction :. He that b.,b n,,y - IT, | I'm me al
ia. a e.. 49, piy y" 'nc poor Iendeth unto tho
- ;, IN "a, ~"Su ne na'h gwen, VIII He pay him
aea"' ~ koN' iSh ch.; ldhv. March l7th, Al.
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Senior AIOCha.

The New Orleans Tropie furnishes US with few add
'nal items regard this Americo- Mexican Ambasss
dor. The FL FedeFasa" after announcing the expected
arrival IN toe city OF Mexico Of Don Alexandra J. Ato
cha, accompanied by ad-de-eamp OF the Comma
General OF Vera Cruz, and bearing proposition. of peace
from tue Government o. the United States remarks with
emphasis We understand that neither the Government
Congess VII listen them. unless the territory OF the
Republic be first evacuated and the blockade raised from
our ports. The nation would anathematize and
prosecute traitor any who would favor the cesson
OF the field io enemies before having conquered them
IN fair fight"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-20

"Ml. SECRETARY MlsoN-We arc sorry 10 learn from
washington that VT Secretary MisoN IL confined TO bic
bed BY ndspoguon. lie is q courteous aud gentemanly
ohcer easy Of spprooch, and Of honest determine
SO says the New York Tribune and the conn nept from
political opponent as graceful a. b, dcs,rvedChares
ton Mercury.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-20

az VILLAS kSSEy, Esl. Of Augusta. hoe received
and accepted the nomination the Wing candidate n at
Senatorial District nov 90 ably represented by samsel
NED Moore, tsq. In consequence Of the neomsncy Of
the weather, however the Convention was biny attended
and owing 70 that orcumsaco VIC regret to perceive that
there Is not hsary acquiesccnce in ts nomination
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-20

~ cen Fnnsin Pierce. OF New Hampshire, one Of the
ss-iy sppo.nisd Bns,dier., IL 10 Washington.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-20

IL The rumor that Col. Cumming had declined the Of
fee Of Moj'f General which he had been recently o..
pointed, BE- ofic.al, confirmed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-20

u Yesterdays Enquirer publishes Is, of the delegates
appointed meeting recently held this city the Con-
sressioual Dis.rc Convention, which meet on the
24,h. friend who knows tells that the name Of not
ope nj B.. ~, b;v,f-v., - mn, he
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-20

TEvwENTY Bausi, und 90 hair bbls No sHAD Tor ,ae BY
n NH ~ GORDON 4 sKiNKER.
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A RECORD OF NEW BOOKS.

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The Atlantic Club Book, being sketches Verse by
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The Life and Voyages OF Christopher Columbus by Washing
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The lie Of Christ the words Of EvanTes a complete
Harmony Of the Gospel History Of Of
young illustrated with engravg amer Chapman
by Adams.
No. 10 Pictorial History OF England. Just received by
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On Tomorrow night sabbath, 2lst Instant at n
O'Clock p. NJ. sermon will be preached in the Fir, g.,
church. by Rev. J. L. REYNoLps. Subject:-chri,ricu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-20

W The candidates OF the Eighth Congregational D-,rcI
as also those OF the Senatorial Dsct Of Spo,syvana
rone and Essex and the county candidates Of pottsyya
ma, are respectfully solicited 10 the people Of Spo-
sylvana Andrews Precinct (pot,,yyanisS on ,b "a
saturday the ilh of April and express their views on the
,h