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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-17
81 s6O,34l 90 90 s2s 1893 SO
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II will BE- seen from the above statement, that
The Democrats have about one-ti,rd OF the Offices,
and rcceiv, less than oae-third OF the salaries
have confined the above statement 10 the
off. es near The seat of government, the sa-
aries attached % which are payable out Of
the public treasury, except a Commonweath's A.
torncy and two Judges CT Circuit Courts. They
shall ee embraced in my next statement with The
Judges and officers Of the Superior Courts through
on, the State am not aware OF any other oms.
sion, and will BE- Obliged TO any one who will correct
me il have fallen into an error In some five
or six cases one Individual holds Two, and, in one
instance, three Offices. have given, as The fair
es mode, the ofiHs which have pay, Influence
and patronage, the party caste q the obt1cTS and
the amount of compensation received by them,
and have followed The plan without reference 10
the Wing or the Democratic complexion Of the
incumbenls.
II will be perceived rha, the Offices held by
Democrats are mostly Of minor importance in
poin, of dignity, emolument, POWER and PA
TRONAGE, compared With those enjoyed by
Inc Wings The Clerk OF the House OF Dele.
gates nominally receives a large amount an
nuallv, but really does not, which will be seen
when is rccollecied that out Of that sum his as
sistants are paid In the case Of Public Printer,
(recen,ly conferred upon Democran the sum
OF 81 600 being part OF his salary stated in the
above table, is paid upon The delivery Of the acls
OF the General Assembly, which very little more
than compensates him Tor The cost Of printing
them; whereas, on The side of The Wing Office
holders, there is no, one who is subjected 10 like
taxes.
In future communications, will, with your
permission, extend my investigations ioto other
branches OF the public service, in The iull conf.
dence tina, a greater inequality in The dslribu-
lion Of The offices and revenues OF lne State and
consequent Acknowledgement OF the Democratic
parry will appear. DEMOCRAT.
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INTERESTING SKETCH.

The New Dreams Picayrnc publishes beau
litui letter from married lady, daIet Panama,
March is, 10 hcr cousin CnIhbert Bulliu. That
she is woman Of intellect and spirit i've think
we know he: |! cannot be doubted. Her picture
OF The journey across the lslhmus should ca up
blush on Inc cheeks OF the male grumbeTs al
the hardships they encountered. Late accounts,
persons coDgrega,ed on The lslhmus and the
pauchy OF shipping, j, is next 10 impossible 10
get conveyance 10 California. Some have re-
turned 10 The United States and others are moving
by land through Mexico to El Dorado:
We reached Chagres on The seventh day. Il
is one Of the mos. romantic and beautiful spots
ever saw. Upon a rock oveIhansns The ocean
is The tort, built two hundfed years ago, still ia
good preservation, though much decayed. Al The
loot is The village al Cnagrcs, win population
of 500. The houses are covered with palm and
palmeo-a aud | never saw greater cleanliness
The nalives-a mixture OF Negro and Spaniard
are proverbial here for their honesty IND kind
ness. Tney dress entirely in linen, and of very
fine texture, white as he drifled snow. The
Chagres river is q beautiful slrcam, It's banks
covered win The richest vegetation, like nothing
| have seen in my own country, but what have
read about in Oriental Chimes The lofty palm,
banana, orange, magorda, planlain, aud such
fowefsl-the most gorgeous, brlllianl-tned and
beautiful you can imagine.
1t would take 100 much time n0,o 10 tell You all
about our Trip up The Chagres river to CORONA.
II was delightful. | was so acreeably disap.
pointed.
Its goodly sight to see what the Creator
has done for this coIntry-what fruits. flowers,
and glorious prospects expand over every hill.
The remembrance Of the voyage up that beau
ifu river is more like rich dream than pas,
experience; there was such combination OF
scenery-distant mountains raising their heads
into the sky, quaint churches, forresses, bold
rocks, picturesque villages, the distant sea, all
coming or passing in our sight, and shifting ev.
cry moment-lhat it seemed like some fairy land
indeed. We encountered no difficulties in cross.
ing the lsthmus; took horses at Gorgona left
at 8 in the morning, reached Panama the same
evening. Things have been much misrepresent
ed we have had no trouble and very little ia.
tigue. The road is very good though noun
famous. We had to ride upon mules, Indian
| 6ie. To see our party, which was large one
several officers of the army, with servants
chidren and baggage-slowly winding their way
up the rocky steep, those above u, and at dis.
lance cast in bold relief against the clear sky
| was picturesque in the extreme.
Now a word about Panama. You know not,
cousin, how strange every thing appears to me.
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ouARRELLING FOR THE sPoILs

The lasi Norfolk Herald (Whis) has the fol-
lowing ominous paragraph. Let The powers that
hear il, Iced the warning
RuMoa The Argus OF yesterday notices ru.
NOR which has been rife in the city for some DAYS,
that Richard Coke, Esq, Of Gloucester ha. re-.
ceivet, or will receive, The appointment OF COL
iecior Of he custom house ~ This Pace We
feel authorized 10 STATE that it is The wish Of our
whole community, should the office be vacated
that one OF our own citizens should be appointed;
and that the appointment ola gentleman from an.
other place would be a cause Of great dssalis.
faction to The citisens Of Norfolk.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

hICuMoSD MARKETS. APRIL ls
TOBACCO-Lugs 81 SO IS; ezra q,
50 so; common leaf S4 5; good leaf S. !,
so; fine 81 8 IS, 50 10. The breaA. ".
small to-,ay Tor The season, and mostly Of LII
and interior Leaf. No change in prices
Jso. NJ. SHEPARD, il
FLOUR-Smail sales at "a ga 80.
WHEAT-l05 cents Tor red; 10 GEMS VIZ
CORN-42k cents.
OArS--3O 30 cents per bushel.
CORN MEALS cents.
WHlSKEY-23t cents for Recttet.
BACON-Hams 50 l0c.; old Wes;e!n IL
s, 81 G.; new 6 81; shoulders 5!a d. La
Ia s..
LIVE STOCk-BEEr: scale weight 81 .
3 25 gross; HoGs: none in market; SHEEP
a S4-as in quality.
SUGAR Orleans, Al 4 6.c.; Porto
co, Al 6.c; ST Croix, 1t TIC; double rrda
Qoaf, crushed and powderedD &c.
SALT-Last sales from wharf l 40 per sa
from store 81 50. Dull.
LARD-Barrels 7. a 8 cents;kees s a 8, 1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-17

CURE FOR THE CHOLERA-Dr. John
W. Moore states in Mobile paper that he cur
ed one hundred or more extreme cases OF The cho.
lera, not losing one, by the use OF tobacco He
administered il in the form of an enema of The
strength OF one drachm 10 pint. He first tried
ilupon negro whose pulse was gone; his tongue
was cold, and his muscles so rigid that he rested
only on his head and heels. In FIVE minutes he
was relieved, and the cure perfected by drinking
decoction OF SIENNA. 10 his own case Dr..
Moore took into his stomach spoonful .! The 10.
bacco decoclion, with perfect relief from cfamp
and dianhoa He has no doubt tina. cholera
NAV be as easily managed as The fevers of our
country
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Photographed Tor the Baltimore American

NEW YORK, April I4-5 2. N.
The stock market is shade better Treasury
Noe G's, 1854 ls,; New loan llli Exchange
on London 81 a Ct per cent. prem. The money
market somewhat easier.
The adyices by he Herman have had DO spe-
cia effect on The -four market. Sales OF 5000
bbls. al 81 SO 4 So 10 62 and 1 IS fer common
Western and Stale brands; pure Genesee IS 81
and Southern 81 62 So as 10 qualify
Wheat is sIeady-sae. Of Genesee at ll6 a
100 CTS, and 1000 bushels red at 100 lO2 Gus
Corn is liule beller-sales Of 25 1000 bushels al
81 So cents for mixed, and SIS 81 cents tol
yellow. Southern Ooas 80 80 GEMS.
Cotton is s!eady-sales oi 1000 ba.e, a! pre-
vious raies-hodels somewha, frmer.
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Al ANAGERs' oFFlCE-D PAINE & c,

ANAGERS' OFFlCE-D PAINE & CT
vi Richmond, Virginia.
Whole Ticket, Nos. AZ II a. prize
$4,000 returned on the 9Th instant for wan. d
purchaser
Quarter Ticket, Nos. 10 40 SO, a prize
$500, sold for The small sum OF so cents.
Drawn Nos. Of Grand Consolidated Ioura
Class 90
is 80 10 - 10 81 81 25 10 Il So 81 is.
Whole Ticket Nos. 10 SO II, a prize
$500, sent 10 Petersburg
This dav. Al II o'clock-Capaa $4,000, i
Tickets 81
This afternoon, Al 6 o'clock CAPITAL a25 ,N,
10000 5 000 Sc. Tickets SIS.
The Grand ScLeme-Sl00 900 CAPITAL will \
drawn the 18Th April See Scheme in ano,.t
column. II is the largest Lottery ever oferl-
A u should have chane. The Tickets ais q
cei.ed, and can be had al PURCELLS.
April IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-17
WIG MEETING.

The Wing OF yesterday Publishes call, sign
ed ~ 362 Wing voefs, ior meeting OF these
opposed 10 lbe proceedings OF the 5!h Of April
Convention. The Wing says. the list embraces
persons of every pursuit and condition in life
merchants, mechanics, lawyers, doctors, clerks,
commission merchants, grocers, tobacco dealers,
H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-17

The Louisville Courier, (Taylor Whig,) pa.
per by no means very prolific in its praises OF The
Sage of Ashland, says OF this district
1--WE concur with the Courier and Enquirer
in The preference for Seldom before Bous. II
Bolts cannot be beat by the regular Wing can
didats, We hope he will be defeated by The Demo-
cratic candidate. A defeat, and disgtaceirl
one, is sometimes necessary 70 make such men
know their places. A lesson Of this kind had
to be taught some would-be great men in Ken.
lucky in times past, and the same lesson will pro.
badly have TO be given others next Summer
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For THE ENQUIRER.
E.LLom Citi.ens Of The County, Of Loulsa

FtttOU IttiStHS " Tue COufiy " L0ut-o
take this opportunity 10 answer, through The
medium OF the Enquirer the various calls made
upon me, through my friends, 10 become candi-
date Tor your sufirages AT The ensuing election.
II il should be the pleasure ofthe ope OF Louisa
10 elect me their representative, shall enceavnr
to serve them faithfully and honestly, 10 The best
Of my abilities. Under all circumstances, !
shall endeayor to carry out your known wishes,
believing the representative is only The servant Of
The people Ny interest being Identified with
The farming as we'll as The mechanical Interests,
will prompt me TO obey your wishes. shall
look with Jealous eye 10 The expenditure Il The
peoples money, tor am opposed 10 extravasan
legislation. take il Tor granted that my general
principles are we'll known 10 the people OF Louisa
Whatever may be your verdict, shall bow as
becomelh patriot 10 The majesty OF the people
lake this occasion 10 return my thanks 10
linus Populi" Tor The very fiauering terms i"
which he has thought proper 10 speak Of me
through The Enquirer OF the 10Th instant, certain
ly much more than merit. Your teIlowci,i
zen, A. +. BUTLER.
Louisa Court House, April IL 1919.
II The Examiner requested 10 copy.
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Fl. LUDLAM & co.

THE FRANKLIN NEWS ROOM,
TN the Law Building, vii! be opened on Wed
i nesday next, 18Th instant, al ~, M. Any
subscriber can extend 10 stranger The use OF The
room Tor period not exceeding fortnight. A
register will be kept for the purpose of enering
visitors names. The use ofth. room j, lender
ed 10 The Editorial Corps, the Judiciary, the State
Executive, and The Clergy Of all denominations
Aprill7 THE PROPRIETOR.
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rTeleg raphed for the Baltimore Patriot. /,
PHILADELPHIA. April l42P. NJ

THILiDELrfiIa, hFTTI II, Z = vi.
The jury in the Hickman case rendered
verdict this morning, against seven of the de-
PENDANTS, and estimating the damages at $40 600
Tho parties were sued by Hnchman for con-
splracy TO get him confined in the Asylum as in
sane, which they succeeded in doing. and kept
him confined there Tor long time.
The case had occupied the Court for many
DAYS.
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AUTHORITATIVE Boston Evening
Transcript, edited by Epcs Sargent, Esq, brother
OF John 0. Sargent Esq, who ii is reported, i
connected with a. c. Built, Esq, about TO e.
tahlsh new government organ at Washington
city, says in reference thereto, thai the nsw press
is 10 be e,lablished al he instance IF Gen. Tavlor'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-17

A FACT. The New York Tribune, free.
soil Whis,l in an article defending the Nation.
al lntelligencer from 40 attack OF the Evening
Post, says most truly-"That paper (meanng
the Intelligencer) has never, so far as we are
aware, offered any opposition to the Free Soil
cause, though located 10 and mainly sustained
BY slavsholding community. Does the Even.
ing Post know of any Dsmae, atie journal Of
which the same can truly DO said p
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To conclude with (fifst time in Rlcbmoh.l s."
GRAND COMIC DIvERTISSMENI
From the Ballet OF Tchng, Tchans, scasas
IT PRICES or ADMISSION Boxes, - el
Pr, 25 cents; Galleries, SO and IS cents ba'f'-
Gallery Tor While p rsuns, l2h cents.
Private Boxes may he Obtained, ~ sta'
cured daily from 10 TO 3, and from 10 5oe =.
u Doors open at ! O'Clock, p. NJ
mence AT II o'clock, precisely. ApiA"
N. YORK in SLICES, COOPER, MARsH.
PICKERING. DIR WYNlN, -
DOR sale by J. W. RANbOLPb = -
I April l7h:
Dislu:nell's Map Of California, New Mexico
soc.
Burton, or the sieees. by author Of Captain h'' :
SOC. v.,os.
The Marksmrn Of Monmouth, tale Of the ke'0''
lion, by n. w. Curis-25 ,yy,
Parish Clerk. or Temptation and Atonoment, ~ -
Cors-25c. as
Mysteries Of the Converts. by George Sand-ss
Z Founding Of The sea, or ocean Child-2oe' ,,,.f
Stolen Child, or Adventures Of Painters ~
tire, containing also the biography o'
Widge, Artist-25c. tsnF
Thompson-3c. o., y. sn-,
Matthias the Prophet, &c.-25c.
New York in Slices, by an experienced eaTe'
illus,rations-37c. ., Az.
Boston Museum, New York Tribune, Litefar p'4,
fIcan, Scientific AmrrIcan Flag Of our Union'k t.t.
Gazette, Home Journal, Ned Buntn's Own, az
each. ,,,I 80.
London illustrated Punch and News for Nsfe' :
"a.
Apri, No. Sears Pictorial Magazne-l2e.
Do London Lancet-s5 per year.
Do Plough, Loom and hnvil-s3 per
Do Ecleiic Magazine -
Do Democratic do ~
DO Nineteenth Century ~
DO Brownson's Review
No. 257 Litte's Living Age-l2r ~. MART,
Mordaunt Hall, or September Night, F"
author Of Angela, sc.-25c- ,,.,orogy. BY
Twelve Lectures on Comparative pnysd aeteA
Wyman, NJ. D., late Professor IN h'ehh'0A'
Coege-25c. :. Mrs.. Pesa
Ellen Wareham, or Love and Duty, oy "'''
ine-25. 81 s. Coopef
The Sea Lions, or the Lost Seaters, oy q
author Of the Spy, ? vols-25. .,, NTH lustf,
Water Cure In Pregnancy and In!.o -
ted with cases, by J. Shew, Dc u1 romance
Zimluko, or the Hag Of the Beetiins ''"'
by Mrs. R. Maule-50c.
NEW BOOKS, !. =,
heee' isl m " adsan STREET, 20.
j. w. Randolph y -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-17

The VIENNoIsE CHILDREN have arrived and,
a, the Theatre tonight, appear in some OF their
most admired dances. Those who Witnessed the
beautiful performances OF these accomplished
danseuses when in Richmond some months
since, will scarcely fail TO avail themselves OF
ibis opportunity to see them again. Those who
have no, seen them should mol miss this oppor-
tuniiy, perhaps The last visit we shall have
from The tory-eght dancing children.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-17
REMARKABLE WEATHER.

On Saturday and Sunday nights there were
heavy rosts-on Sunday some three inches OF
snow fell in North Carolina and yesterday The
ponds were covered with ice. We fear that the
fruit will be killed and that The wheat may be in
iured. A correspondent writes as follows:
For he Enquirer.
Messrs Editors: The mercury IN Fahienheii's
thermometer stood LAT sunrise his morning
al % degrees The ice on still water, with North
exposure, was 5-Sihs OF an inch in thickness. |
found on examining fruit trees tha; flowers, buds
and lea Yes were siffly frozen. The location is
six miles from Richmond Yours, J. L. ID.
Apri 10th, 1Si9
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SPRING CANVASS.

c. ]. Beirne has been nominated for re-ecc-
ton by Democratic meeting in Monroe, Sa-
muel Hamilton in the Chair, and J. E. Alexan-
der and j. McCreary Secretaries. Mr.. B. was
by resolution thanked for his "faithful, efficient
and digniied" services.
In King George the Democrats have nominal
ted James Arnold for the House. We are glad
to see that our friends in that county "never sur
render
In Hampshire Wan. P. Stump and Robt. NJ.
Powell are the Democratic nominees. They,
together with Richard Parker and Moses s
Grantham the candidates for Congress and the
Senate, are represented as "un0inchng Demo-
Gratis, and worthy opponents of the principles
OF the Democratic party, and gentlemen in
whom we may safely confde, 10 sustain with
ability and zeal the principles we advocate
In Loudoun. there is one Democrat James F.
Divine, and seven Wings in the 6eld-among
them Mr.. White, member Of the presen. House,
who did not vote upon the Conway Resou.
tions" Messrs. Harrison and Beard, who vo-
ted agains, them, have withdrawn from the can
vasS.
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TEL + TR II
MANAGER, MR.. JOHN SEFT0
LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON

~ Mr.. John Seilon has the pleasure 81 q
nouncing the engagement OF the VIENN0lc
CHILDREN, tor positively three nights onIy
II The additional expense incurred il /,
engagement compels him 10 raise the pricr
admission 10 the Boxes 10 IS cents.
II The tree list suspended during lhe eneas
mtnt.
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AT AIICTIQN

BY WILLIAMS, CLAIBORNE q CO.,
THREE hundred bushels OF prime Northern
i MERCER POTATOES, suitable for the
table or Tor planning, vii, be sold al The Auction
Store Of Messrs. Williams Claiborne & Co, on
Wednesday morning, the 18th instant, 10 close
consignment.
April l7-2, II. LUDLAM & co.
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TUESDAY, April l7th, the performance 3
commence with The new dance Of
Pas DIES AInOurettcs,
Executed by forty eight Danseuses Vicnnol"
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After which (by desire) me uu!y laugh
piece II the
Spectre Bridegroom.
Dickery. Mr. C. B..
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To be followed by the laughable farce Of u
Object of Interest.
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Succeeded by The c0mic performance
PAS DE ROCCO,

~ lhlF'y-'Wo Dansenses VIennoI'
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SECOND AUTHORS OFFICE,

Sir Having received intelligence this even.
ing that Mrs. McCalia, who is at Charles,own,
Virginia, has been attacked suddenly with pleu-
rsy, and request that should repair to that
place as soon as possible, propose to 60 in the
morning train accordingly. As my absence may
be prolonged for few days, make the request
that josiah F. Polk, Esq, the chief clerk of this
office, be appointed temporary auditor for the
purpose Of executing such business as may be
indispensable during my absence.
Hoping that the circumstances will be con-
sidered as sufficient apology for going to vir-
ginia without making previous application,
am, respectfully, your ooedient servant,
JNo. Nj. McCALLA, ID Auditor.
To his Excellency Q. TAYLOR,
President Of the United States
The President, 10 whom il was presented BY a
friend early next morning, with his own hand,
Wrote The following in reply:
"Gen John NJ. McCalla, Second Auditor, hav-
ing requested permission 10 be absent few DAYS
from The city, and OF course from mis- duiies, 10
visit bis sick family, he is au!h rizsd 10 do So
While absent, Joseph F. Polk, chief cIeri O; Inc
Office, Is appointed temporary auditor, for The
purpose OF executing such business as may be 10.
Gispensabe. T. TAYLOR.
WARRINGTON, D. Co. April 3, ls4s."
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Polka Pay>annc.
By thIrty-two Dapseuses VIenDoise

To conclude with (frsl time in Rlcbmohtl
GRAND COMIC DIVERTISSMENI
From the Ballet OF Tching, Tchans, Scas'
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Louisa Court House, April II, 1919.
II The Examiner requested 10 copy.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-04-20
FOREIGN ITEMS.

Recruiting for the army is universally suspended
as we'll in England as in Iieland. f0
The leading GlasIow Physicians treat cholera
with calomel and opium.
A lady of the family of II. Guizot, is transIating
Mr. Bells novel of ''Jane Eyre" an autobiography,
iuto French.
Bibles and tracts are forbidden, by general order
to be distributed among the English troops in Ire
land -
Catlin, the painter has been delivering lectures
on emigration. to crowded audiences, at Birming-
ham aud Manchester.
BLAcE-noLE IN IRELAND.-There are no less
than $50 persons in Ennis Jail, which was original
y rult for Is.
The farmers of Berkshire, it is said, in
tend to burn Mr.. Golden in eiligy in all
the towns of their county.
The new Shah of Persia was crowned
at half past seven on the night of the Oath
October, that period having been fixed up
on as favorable by the astronomers.
The French papers announce that sever
al writer, are about 10 take the field against
NJ. GniZot, in his war upon democracy
VI. Cormenin and NJ. Proudhon are men
toned as of the number.
Hylton's elephant walks about Liverpool
in the most crowded streets, with as much
sang lfoid as if, instead of being forest
born, he had been reared amid the din OF
carriages. The thunder OF heavy laden vehi-
ces and the hum OF the thousand busy traf-
lickcrS.
A water company in Sunderland, Eng
land, supplies four hundred poor families,
gratis, with service pipes and water taps
in their houses, and with an unlimited sup
ply Of water. at the rate of one penny per
week. A model water company indeed
English farmers are going over 10 Ireland
where they can get land and labor cheaper
than in England. A landholder in Mayo
has let lis iarrns to English tenants, on a
lease of 81 years. at25 shiings. and under.
takes To pay all the poor rates for them.
or the seven hundred and forty-oae
cholera eases of the past month in London,
three hundred and sixty.three have been
children under fifteen years of age, and the
greatest mortality has occurred between the
ages of five and ten sign that the children
nj The metropolis are poorly fed and badly
| clothed.