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i.f1er Ia ne rrasnre fo inform tl- young gentle
men sl1 haF- r0t fl-l-l their flt asrliehi- il- DID,
Id, item for he rex ~ Col-u1i- College, ihh no
80 I-rrr sre them ON 1lday ihe ~ "i HrftAo-
male tfai ny al rtry c4ian -r 4s open 70 an go
sg-nent for h.lr day or Tor two hours iAfss umes
a week
Refsresce. Pro- Hsck'a7. Co.umbs CO egei Re- Dr.
sehfae1rr, S.. Arl's HAii Rev. W h3fn-, Rector o
Trr'fp Scfr0.
NB Prvafe instruction will be given a. BIZ rssdence
on City-Hi plsce laa@l ST. y MCCARTHY.
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DrstIc ADaf~IsTRATOEe OFFICE. - >ss-si .tss-,
sr-- t.--.r r-- - a. .-rt oftl roL0tSk
sIILt ~. st-suap fsl fr tnssf-s 80
O. t1st SAL
s1rroxa-- -14zry 49, i5t ar Lst-srs ri Aflas
tssfs-~ a. 4lt -sY 80
=. a. DO lrt u.@f -
= "a -slfi s.-s-- JssE., rhAfkh P1ts Arr1s r-lr
DUBLIC ADNIsIsfRArOas OfF4k. ~ >.s.-a. L->atrs
a-r-1f ava 40 N 80 ci GILBERT
F.LT ooai stssr-o Fl1 IRON C1sgr-s IL
a>s-s ave cl-1 - t.is A.t .a 20
= - rrss. of Cs1nfy 81 ssr L-srs Aft.
sos Of ne s.1 zss.s n. Sc, DAY Of SEP
t-uos o'cnck re Nsunoc -utt~d a
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Ir--. ron CEDAK GK0yE-LANDINo

sACa VA ~ III IT, f.,ar,. .,s.,o
Yacht kOsCfUSKO, Cspt G NJ HsncoS. will run 10 Ce
grovs and Fort Hamilton, isaying - follows Ihir
,e.nth..t II JOAN snd Up NJ Ctnal.t 81 l0f VI and
pm Pier 10 jNRai ~ A and ; Leaving
Cedar Grow. a. u ands JOHN 7. RODhAN
80 4ff. Agent
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s.ae. viii 10 In fssdinsss % no arrival OF ne boat 10
convey passengers al paris 0f 10 country sul m'
FOX NTINGrO>. NORTH
ss-4s--5SFORT AND sTONslf BROOK, l. -
Sxor&z<=<sr Tho steamboat OALELLE, Capt Nathan
Plvtsrburyh will e0nunus her regular inps 20 Norm
Porf and soney Brook and and aft.r Thursday, ~
inst commence running 10 H1nn. Ton, touching At Great
Neck Docs saving SsVYofk rom Steamboat Ter wei
80. ~ C.ih.rns Market on Tuesdays Tnur.dzys and
saiurtsys so'clock NJ and stouey Brook On Moo
d.v. Wednesd.ys and Fridays a. o'clock VI lAndihz
~ he Intermediate places Fare 10 Great Necs - CO
o and North Port % ets -ipu-y bo0s ID cis
Freight tsken psck-i ratss All persons arc Cautioned
against trusting ssid boat on account OF no owners
aIya Inn
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~ hh MArkk.-sMITH' EAST INDIA WATER
= IN NND fiLTkR.-L1xury and Hoslh
- = we[f.nee perfect cooler and il
ava SAoie . i.nia-. To - sssn a. z SMITH co.'s
FuItcnsi 4 aSerA Asco1zs isAlsrs US In
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i -rss eil 20, -

NN,.--l<n c1n1tc'lIn WI ne U'I'II q
~ss~H@--.s~ Naugsf1ck Railroads. The steamer NIt-
ROD leaves foot of Markets every fHv i>fni tf except
e a. % 4 Frc.ghf received in New fuit Nrullt 10
81 Na
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IT. IRREGULAR NAIL LINZ
azSssS>=z< rNftN BOSTON AND NFM.Yn

xH- kkclLAR NAIL LINZ 81
lSssv----.z TWIN hOSToN AND NFM.YDak
VIA Stouington an Provitrocs -iasrt
route, without eIry change fcsrs bsggHte IN, -
steamer c. VANDERBILT. esp. Joe slors a. coz
Capt Mih.sn H. Fare- Boz ecr1sce1,
"a ID 10 Siorrsl1n Nrd tfcVc.rc- snf Boston A. Prt
!le1ce Railroads leaving >-~-Yors daily Srr ffr. ID.
cert1d. from Pier Nort RIVER. a. 0ciocs p n -
s,oul siou a. o'c,ock n srcn h- srrirs N II.
rs.l fra.l fron Boston rhes- sfesrer. s-rr ta -,
7rrssy for he fuuie, ar every rrsncc rsrt
slaptr1 90 he gsgon " LprE i.sHl SQUAD IIs.t
coulnoaslors or gsssccgrrs az conn a0as IA 80
f1rfah e-ile 1hcc0 capsule arf -a.-rrrrci ~.
rulie hei1. ft- shortest ~ lr-c. between 49,
.rt NeV YORK. passengers arv ~nsf ~ to ID 49,
uue Tor tf~ mo0-lg tres ~ sirxrhnss arI rs ...4.
rrfIrl l1 Faruls p,rs ron tsn-e r,res TIE e "a,
DEkRiLr W. .eav- New-Nork rles.liy. Ttar.f,x -.
>s..r-sy. Leave S.eurgior Monday. Nrir-sisf -
Friday t. COMMOOOfE Wi Ifafe N,s.Y--.
Monday, " 1irr.dsV and tfaay Leavc s'trr.,'s
Tlcs-av. rhlrsisy Art saturday y b-Ps.srr .... =
he llfVs of ne steamers - >icrin-ior. 0rn-s-i -
dsiey n ne sQ.ena.l ns rpat fO Prov .tr- IL.
Bo-lr. taEEsge-ri.'rr scc lF srlts 4s ..-t..,.-
usrs .o AZ from Boston io tsss crs.- - re 49,
For psssssr berths. sls--rocrs 1r fir -, arr,sl.
ray he made 10 ile agents 90 he ~haff an a. IT. -.
Orb esr-rv-Q'sre Isif.l"
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teOAKIiNi. AND DAY -tHOOi io- Young L.
ifd.e-. o. Tn0mrsYn-st New ors-lhe Misses "a
fr-r e.faHli -hrlrr Monday iIr
ii of Strfeuher and The, fls ~ unrentfuF Hf'-u al
ihn clcs l eir station t1 insure zee continued conf
leuce 0f their r.-n1- alg tHr public al4@ w
r.oPAhENT--PRtyA TUTOR Employ
n-rf 30 nrvsie Tutor wsnied 10 resp-ctan lam
y hv p-nlensa ~ experience. and educated al lz-
gaod room. Ifh full board and small AIRY expected
Satisfactory references given Address, Junia- poet
paid. Broos Ign. ?. o. nNlo "
FRENCH PROFESSOR ~ French and span
y ISL with soo1 city references ana testimonials i De-
srous 10 obtain employ n some -pecahe Guile. =,
academy. or family. Address Professor care NJ , H.
Wilcox. T. : schoo Agency, rs Nsssau-st He"-fofs.
su1 I'm
TEACHER WANTED-A gentleman Of suitable
attachments end character graduate on a. Amrflcs
College. have interview With The advertiser by
-avina h. address and references. directed 10 Siir-t
% r LOCKWOOD SONS al Broadway. alA s.
Twenty tuns ~ superior quality
VI Bsck OXIDE 81 Mangslrse Tor -se N lots 10 suit
purchasers. by fkksHh BRUINS
aaQl9 81 a. snf 81 Nf.san-sf
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- -,.u....,..sy- .rp-o>,>o sEKn-uIRs

liA .--~--es.<rr. abroad -lhis ruad IL uoN n
nv ---H~- perfect orders new heavy II nlli lev
sr.fna. and cars The tralu will leave ne ufer l Alt
son ally Except sunisy-l Al J IS " an - ihs
the most desirable and direct route Zap Nrm ie'A9'a
for tho Springs or Berkshire County by lr morning has
nom New -York viii arrive a. Hudson in ample nr 10
fha 'r-f fuf
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For CALIFORNIA

sS&- FOR CALIFOkNIa viACUAchE-
1-n-N FARE REDJCED.-The well known
steamship FALCON vii leave New fofs
on Monday August 2, a. o'clock, h from ths Pier
Al d e foot u W alrou-sL y K
Pa..rux-rs By he Falcon vii nave oppOnlaity Of
view ~ Havana snd SrDr cans AID arrive a. ChaEres
boz ample ume 10 meet no Psehe steamer 0i Vc1Doef J.
from Panan., al the following reduced prices
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THE iSDER-ItsN BID, fsi-nir~. n-r-oy o1efs =
ST. % r-lvels lie uEhi - 4s- - pa4rnl ioi coioi
frorl nr.cks which q done in The process OF rAAlt
"a for- tf-y sr- hurni By which they are rendered
..-ut rSert .tdr1rs expense ~ very superior An1
sf-iirs I'd color incair- q Morgsn A Dsyton, foot Of
rsr.--rihst Norih RveS a.. rrHvi.s nrck y-ft Sroon
Y CYRUS & nOIi. ? -irnse-. u-sr 40 l.rrk f'in-
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~ A-rMnkK AKkNNGrnKNr-E

~ ..--,s~-aa- NNII LINfl TNNTINT FIN H|s".t
=. New Havoc. Hartford Snrr.t..l ~
M0lcesirg, from f-ck-sfp, ? River kAfNtNs NY
TO NEM-NANEN Tho rev I'D .reriIf .t-sr..r 80
NECliClT Cspl K. f~ck. W. cave rvyIs .tf-rr....t
oc.ock-sNc-q. saturday. ats o'clock fs..s-. rr. =.
ms'n s' N-~harcu over lt De- 49, iske ne slrs 800
cas- To- Hartford, Springfield. Worcester srt 49,
Remu.1g .rsve New-haFeu every ev-lIn. on ae .-ri
81 The Boston lraln a. d Qc.ock o. Ssilrdsf. .- =
car wi - ihrogsh to Hartford anL Spr.nf.-l kl.,,
taken FOR HARTFORD I'D reciI-ff~ sir..-r. ~
RO. CAPT kiug And CHAMPION. Cspi rss.er...s ~.
one 81 which VIII cave every slsuncr H. .'-...t
sunday. excepted ffe|gfi afrn - For 10. zeal :.
fornslou Apply 90 Go. " CDNtfFs - P....... !.
INMN SANIuN. Frrl.lL Arm I-l sD-lL - =
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os''es Ns~-yesk .sO Esls RA,tso.o Co B

VNTkkksTONb ONDS.-rhe sem-Anuusl Interest
on Tie mortgage DO ds OF this company payable ia 1859
due on The lot Sepis qber next. will he paid he Office
OF the company ~ Whilst on that day. presentsuon
Of the coupons NATHANIEL MARSH, Secretary.
auQ I've
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Il PURSUANCE .ft-r RI - ,4frsst- &c 80 N--hl Y,
s--flrt t>r-ry % p-r-o-s ~ - "a -
lr1s. KEfrRkH WOOD. lf-i- cJ ~ ~ "a t--%--i
rr..sr acre. or 80 sl1sr 80 e. -
.. =. s. a.rssfr-- re Cry >-- iofs re- " = -
90 Il F-srssy rsftatse - tt, tis'st -
as-u- JN-kfn Nv3', .fA',,'fstf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-24

A GREAT REr.-&lcooOo was bet. 4 few days since
"A that the Patent Grab would catch more fsh IA
given Time than common tshhOok. The bet came % n
Smiih's Pond IN Connecticut when the Grab caught s.
and The common boob csushsS You can buy Grsn a.
~ John-sL n Y. sals Nv.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-22
To The Ed,to,s ofthe Enquirer:

CAsavLL County, 18th May, 1879.
Gentlemen: II is quite rainy Today and has
been SO Tor The last week, so that The farmers are
very backward IN putting in their crops. In.
deed, few, if any, are halt done planting. The
weather al this lime looks more like The middle
OF February than The 18th Of May. The hard spell
OF cold, freezing weather in last month has COM
ple,ely killed all our fruit and every thing looks
as il does in The middle OF winter. a i n hopes
you have more congenia weather in The East.
| heartily join with the Democracy OF The
Southwest in congralulating our brethren OF the
East ON The most glorious victory ever achieved
in thi. renowned old commonwealth. Sirs, the
ball has only commenced. When few more
such victories will be won, The "old chief" will
be brought 10 his recollection. Yes, il will
sound in his and bring 10 his recollection his
promises. He was "no-party" candidate; he,
II elected would administer the government like
the father oil his county! Sirs, what blasphemy
Can any dependence be placed in such profess
sions from a man who has selected his cabinet
from The most ultra members Of his parly7
The only talented man in his cabinet is Clay
ton. What is the appointment, from this State
where there is a fund OF talent in both parlies2
mere common county court lawyer! But The
flashes of lightning which came 10 the Wing
Convention in Richmond uuerly ason.hed and
carried away The large and, confess, inlelligen,
assembly convened in the African Church. On
lha, occasion | was present. and knowing The
gentleman so well, mentioned 10 several around
me hat il was one OF Preslon's tricks, aud those
tricks will bling murder TO Old lack Why
should moi Old lack reward man Tor such ser
vices2 Sirs, he is entitled 10 the honor; and for
the credit OF The State, for one am in hopes lha,
he will prove true, though candidly expect 10
see him meet the irowns of hi constituents.
Had he came before them this spring; he would
have met with constituency which, TO my
knowledge, we're determined TO apply the flashes
of Indignant, lightning 10 him. Enough Of this.
| intended merely giving you an account Of the
election in the two counties OF Grayson and
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1904 43l0 1853 46lG

Beale's majority 2l6; Taylors majority 81.
Though Iaylor's majority is above Sc, down al,
81, twas really larger-(aboul 25O)-for we have
given the November vote in the ,oiole county Of
Barbour, while only part (and the smaller) OF
that county votes in the fourteenth District; the rest
voting in lie fifteenth District. This will &C.
count, also, 10 some extent. tor The apparently re-
duced vote in the District. Had we The proper
materials, we should have given The exact No
vember vote a, The precincts il Barbour which
voted in the ioutteeulh District.
RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE.
We learn that the Faculty have rscomme nded
TO the Trus ees DR.. David Tucker, of Philadcl-
phia, as Professor OF the Practice of Medicine
in place Of Dr.. Cullen, resigned.
DR.. I. is native OF Virginia; was for some
years Professor in franklin College. Phladel-
phia; stands high in his profession; and, from his
taleo,. and social qualities, will, we doubt not,
be valuable accession 10 the College and 10 the
society Of Richmond.
THE sAUVE CREVASsE above New
Orleans was not stopped on The morning OF Sun
day week, though hopes were entertained OF ar.
resting the torrent by Monday night. A ships
hulk had been moored across the principal gorge
lsone forty feet widel and scuued. Gunny
bags filled with earth were 10 be thrown inside
aud along the line Of the sunken hulk as abbat.
It's. In the city the water bad not risen much,
though there was great suffering from inundation
on The skirts OF The city,
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rHe caoLERA.-PALsE ALARM.-A goo

THE CHOLERA-FALSE ALARM.-A good deal
Of talk, and some alarm, were excited In our city on
Saturday, by the rumor that fatal case Of genuine
Cholera had occurred during the day. The facts are,
that man previously affected with diauh1a was
taken violently sick, and died in few hours. showing
symptoms that might have been taken for those of Cho
lsra, had the disease been prevalent In tho city
post norton examination was made yesterday, and the
stomach Of the deceased found TO contain sssayt
efsadgested grseas giving sufficient explanation of
The result and Of all the symptoms, mad the VIC
lim been In strong health when sho imprudently put
bus organs Of digestion such extraordinary trial
tIsstsrGsy's 7uass.
We understand that such cases, with exactly
similar symptoms, occur frequently at all times
and under all circumstances. We have made d.
lisent enquiries, and can with sincere pleasure
inform our friends in the country that there is no
Cholera in The city, and that Richmond is
healthy, as 1t always is. Fearful that the mem.
bers OF the Legislature might be alarmed by ex.
aggerated rumors, We deem i: proper 10 slate
these facts, so that they may come 10 full num-
bers TO the Extra Session, ready promptly and
vigorously TO despatch the important business of
the Code. The Revision Committee and the
Reyisors will be prepared for them.
The Sans.ory Committee Of New York City
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-22

ROMAN ANECDOTE.-Th Geoeva Colo
mel, RiiIiei Constant, superior officer, VINO rs
lirguished himself in Sulzerland HAVING bse-
named Minister OF War by The Roman govern
,lent, an honor which he declined, asked Inc en-
voy who brought him the nomination, 'Have you
plenty OF muskelsl = NO bnt we are goas 70
send Tor 30,000p But where will you sei .ls
$4,000 men who are 10 make ute OF them y
Have you any canron1' mol bu, we are gong
10 cast them from the BELLS That's we'll ou'
out of what will You cast the gunrersT
NO MORE LETTERS.-Th. Post master
at KeRsingslon, recently superseded, 10 violation
of the pledges OF 2. Taylor, has placed npor
his Office The following comical notice. a.
tracts a deal Of attention, and causes many Q
hearty laugh:
sn.:Soros, Phila. Co., May 9, le4y. >,
az have no friends to rewafd-no en- .m'e' "
pnnsh."-Z. T.
This Post-ofice closed until 1855.
By order OF ZACHARY TAYLoS,
President pro tenn
PErEs RAnso, lsts Post master.
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Photographed Tor the Baltimore American

Photographed Tor the Baltimore Americana
NEW YORK, May 10 g, P. NJ.
The sales OF cotton are 600 bales marker sea.
dy.
Flour is in good demand Tor shipping al "a rs
4 SO Tor AL kinds OF Western and STATE; Soulh-
ern 81 IS 5; N. Orleans dull, S4. 5Oa463. Ca.
nal oais are better 3ia35c.
Corn as Yesterday, with fair trade, at 53a53i
Tor heated New Orleans and Southern. So Soc.
Tor mixed Western; So so for yellow Southern,
81 81 for mixed and white DO and 81 81 for
Northern round yellow.
Photographed for The Baltimore American
PHILADELPHIA, May IS. P. NJ.
In our Flour market 10 day decline o! foil
l2a cents was conceded, and sales are reported
accordingly.
Stocks quiet. United States 6's, 1867, ~
Pennsylvania SIS a.
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GRAYsoN County.
CARROLL COUNTY.

Messrs Edlors-This is the true state OF
the polls, and will teach lesson 10 lew al and
around both Court houses. CAROLS majority
over Collrane 2SS, over Clark PAT. This is go-
ry enough. Besides, The noble and oppressed
people OF the county OF Grayson have carried
the location of their county site by majority OF
los votes and nailed 10 The counter the statement
made in the House, on the passage of the bill APP
pointing The Commissioner, by me member from
Wylbe, and his certificate and the measurements
in their memorial or remonstrance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-22
SONG OF THE "Dy,Nc SWAMI

A Postmaster somewhere in the interior OF
Pennsylvania, forwarded yesterday, his las.
pacfase OF mails 10 The office in this city. hav.
ing been superseded by somebody OF a differen,
political persuasion. Upon the back OF his final
effort in The public service, he penned the fol.
lowing lines, which we copy Tor The readers
amusemeDt.-Pkl. Spirit.
hive mailed my last letter. my duties are DER;
have been turned out Of ofice-am p. NJ. no more.
The why and the wherefore, you need not REQUIRE
voted for Cass-Tsyior bids ME retire!
mo en'mies so punish-no friend. TO rewards
FROM the lips Of the General not long since heard;
Yet thousands, with me- who have shared In the rom,
Can tell by experience, how we'll The turns QUIZ
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R4rrInnpr Max L. g D


An important arrest was made yesterday a.
lernoon BY one OF our police firms in the case Of
a man named James Cautley, charged by ne
authorities OF Charleston with implication in The
late arson case in that city. A Geographic des.
paIca anticipated The arrival Of the vessel IL
which he look passage, and be was secured N
board just as she dropped anchor of The qusrsr.
tine station
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-22
FRUITS OF SOCIALISM.

A Paris letter in the New York Herald s'd'e'
that great sensation was produced in thai "e'
tropols by The publication in the Journals % 'one
documents, which were found in the searches
made by the police in The apartments occupieu
| nv some of The socialist clubs. Among Inese -
a programme OF the DEGREES, which were " "a'.
been passed as soon as proposed insufiec''ou
should be successful. As the odious anu u''
chisvous principle of socialism IS aaVocd'eA "
some leading and able journals IN Inc No'''' 'A'
,ocus If so much fanalicsm and fatal innoVa.
! tions the borrid effects of the system cannot DC
too deeply impressed upon the Puohc 'n'nu'-
| We therefore. give the following programme oil
| The DEGREES, which were 10 be carried INTO eIec''
in The even, of triumph of socialism IN Fans
The wicked principle is The came everywhere,
and should be exposed and crushed, before u
gains an extended iooi-hold. The moo-sprit 10
New York is fairly Iraceable 10 its Insidious
workings:
|. To repeal The decree which aoolisnes 'he
punishment OF death Tor political crimes. ~;
.. To suspend payment VI al ueo'' 'AN ~"
cations for SIX months.
d.
10 render illegal any proceeding Tor the recovery
ofthe same.
q. To suppress The Bank Of France, and 10
serge upon lis capital and bring IL into The trea-
| sury. ;,
5,OOOi. eo,o,
passport granted TO persons going abroad >
7. To abolish the salaries OF The clergy OF all
denominations
8. To create an Indefinite paper money With
| forced circulation.
eanize a popular lorce, IRON which all bankers,
| merchants and traders should be excluded.
10 To prohibi, and infct excessive fines upon
all reacionary journals.
| III. To raise the red nag.
| A plan of proceeding TO be adopted Immediate
| ly on The success OF the instruction, is also
given, which contains the following memoranda:
To shoot Instantly all the enemies OF the Re-
public.
To shoot all individuals who may interfere
between The justice OF The people and any guilty
| person.
To seize on the Ministry Of the Interior, ana
ines Of telegraph, and forbid any one 10 leave
The French territory on pain OF death.
| To seize on the Prefecture OF Police the mo-
menl The insurrection is successful, and 10 shoot
on The spot all The employees who shall be ionnd
| therein.
! Every one demanding passport after The
| success OF insurrecuon, 10 pe shot.
The aristocralic quarter 10 he surrounded by
The people and Immediately purified.
Paris, and 1.-THE towns Of France, be declared
in Stale OF siege.
All dealers in provisions 10 be compelled 10
give lhem in exchange for popular bonds, WHICH
| may be had al the MaIries.
Ali National Guards refusing 10 deliver up
their arms, 10 be snol. Besides long catalogue
Of other classes of persons, who were TO be sub
iect TO a like summary execution. II is stated in
Inc legal journals that lie extracts which have
been published from these documents, contain,
by no means, The worst OF the projects OF The lsed
party.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-22

lIelesIapbee for the Baltimore Americana
Nrw York, May 20, 9 o'clock P. M.
NO case OF Cholera has been reported TODAY
PHILADELPHIA, May 98-6 P. M.
NO later news has been received here CON.
earning The late destructive fire al 81. Louis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-22
PRESIDENT OF WILLIAM AND MA

PRESIDENT OF WILLIAM AND Ma
RY.-The Episcopal Stale Convention assembled
al Charlottesville on "Wednesday last. Among
their important business, was the approval Of The
appointment OF Bishop Johns as the President OF
William and Mary College. After long and in.
leresling discussion, The Convention, by vote oil
about Two to c1e. approved Of The proposition
provided the Bishop snd Assistant Bishop,
on further conference with The Board OF Visit
ers, think the cause of religion and literature
will be promoted, &c. That conference is 10
take place on the 18th June, and il is vel quite
doubtful, whether William and Mary will Sc
cure The valuable services OF Bishop Johns.
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reiegTaphed for the Baltimore America
WASHINGTON. Nav l8 Is

VIEW iOkh, May 10, ., r. M.
advenlurers sailed Tor California this mors'N
in The "Angelque."
WASHINGTON, May 10, 1919.
Hulsemann, The Austrian Charge, has given
official notice 10 The U. S. Government Of the
blockade oil Venice by Austria, commencing 90
The 4th Of April.
BOSTON, May 20, 8. P. NJ.
The insurance Offices in this city su-er TO The
amount Of one hundred lhousa nd doll srs by the
fire al ST. Louis.
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The trial of the Reverend Thomas ]. Bur.

The trial OF the Reverend Thomas ]. Bur
rouahs, at Snow Hill, Maryland, for killing
James Baird Bishop some months since, com.
menced on Tuesday last, and was progressing
al the last dates He had seven COUNSEL engaged
the principal Of whom are the Hon Henry A.
Wise and Senator Pearce. The Indictment j.
mol Tor murder in The first degree, but for man
slaughter, the grand jury having ignored The first
bill drawn up against him BY the District At
orney The evidence of the first three Wit
nesses being all that has yet been received, j.
most decidedly against the accused, and scarce
w shows probable cause Tor his raising his arm
in selfIetence, let alone pulling The trigger Of
loaded pistol. However, the remaining testimony
may put different phase on the affair. The
closing address 10 the jury il To be made by
Mr.. Wise in behalf OF the prisoner.