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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-20

The Coroner's Jury at Philadelphia, which has been
recent explosion on board the steamer Telegraph hai
finished its labors and returned the following verdict
That the said - came to - death from injuries
received by the explosion OF the steam chimney of the
propeller Telegraph in the river Delaware, on the eve
ming OF the 18th OF November 1850 which explosion is
believed to have been caused by the steam chimney not
having beenstrong enough to bear the pressure OF
steam mat must have been put upon and that the said
steam ehlmneywhen examined about three weeks be-
fore the explosion, should have been condemned by the
OF superintendent machinery 1.-THE Ericsson line who
had the supervision OF the same
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-20
James River and Kanawha Canal
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY,
Boat Lexington, Gaosby, from Lynchburg tobacco
Stems and Hour to l.; ID. d w. g. Crenshaw q Co, A.
> Lee, l.udiam & Watson, Jno Jones e. Co., Nance
~ Gooch and B. Beyton & Son.
Boat Venture, Scott, from Lynchburg, tobacco, flour
ana ana sundties to l. d q w G Crenshaw d Co., Tnsey
q Bryant. A Lee, Preston and Finders, I,ndlam 4
Watson Jno. Jones & Co. and Ed. VIM. DeVoss. &
Boat Eagle, Wilkerson, from Lynchburg. tobacco
M " and pig iron to s Lee, Ludam Watson A
IL Rutherford and Haxall Bros g. Co.
. CLEARED,
r. Boat Jas. b, Renwick, Cowe sundries for New
Cattle, ScottsHlle. iiowardsvlle and Hardwicksvle
Boat Caroline, 4eamany, with 49, tons sundries for
Seottsve "
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-20

RESULT IN MAssAcHUsETTs.-Mr Mayor Bipelow
of Boston, ac cordng to the Transcript stands fair
chance OF being Governor ofMassachusettsl 1t seem
that by the Constitution OF that state it devolves on the
Governor by the people to select Of the candidates
from the four who may receive the greatest number
OF votes. Three othese candidates will of course he
Governor Briggs Nv J and Messrs Boutwell, ID J and
Philips tF. s. and it is not improbable that Mr. John
P. Bgelow Gi Whig) will be the fourth In this event
the House will have II in their power to send to the
Anu wing Senate the names OF Briggs and Bigeow;
in which event the latter gentleman Would stand An ex
ceent chance Of being elected Stranger things have
happened. Mr. Bigelow would be highly popular and
acceptable chef magistrate
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-20

A large public meetngwa held at Martinsburg,
in Berkely county,on the 18th ult., at which Hon.
Richard Parker delivered speech of three hours
IN explanation and defence of his course in sus.
tanning the Compromise. The meeting unan-
monsly passed resolutions approving of Mr.. P.'s
course, and CONCERNING further agitation. They
dlscaimed, however, casting a reflection upon
Messrs. Mason and Hunter, whilst they rendered
their thanks to Cass, Webster, Clay, Foote and
Dickinson. The Charlestown Free Press learns
that an effort was made to give vote of thanks
to Col. Mason for his course in the Senate. upon
the Compromise measures, which was fatty voted
down
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-20

The Baltimore Patriot, of Friday evening, MOTTO
ing the arrival of NJ. Vattemare in that city, onhis
return to France, says:
Yesterday he called on Mr.. Jerome, the Mayor and
presented to him for the city of Baltimore, COPY of
beautiful book, entitled Historic De LHotel-de Vile
Paris-par V. Calat" 1t is present from the CITY OF
Paris. In making the present, MIR. " made short
address in which he in the most courteous terms, stat.
ed what had been the result OF the efforts to establish
an American Library in Paris The Mayor in accept
ing the present, made very appropriate reply.
M Vatemare Yesterday afternoon went down to An
napos, whence hewill return Tomorrow His visit to
that city has reference to the work. which has so long
engaged his attention. the reciprocal exchange of works
OF art and literature between the several States of this
Union and France.
We understand from him. that in large room, in
Paris which has been fitted up for the purpose of pac
ing in the works received from this country an acove
has been set apart for the several States and cites
That tor the city OF Baltimore does not as vet contain
any fitting memorial of her the third city in the
Union. The Mayor. in his speech yesterday on receiv-
ing by the hands of Mr.. " the present from the city Of
Paris indicated his intention to call the notice of the
City Council to the subject, and may not be doub ted
that they will do the proper thing in regard to it.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-20

G MANUFACTURERS AND MINERS
CONVENTlON.-AnA Adjourned Meeting of citizens
friendly to the objects in view, is requested WE'D
NESDAY Y, 10Th inst, at o'clock, P. NJ at the Anne
rcan Hotel, to make arrangements for the meeting of
the proposed Convention of Miners and Manufacturers
on the 9th December next. J. r. ANDERSON,
no lS--3t Chairman
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-20

Col. ORR.-On the 4th instant, Col. Orr addressed
his constituents at Pickens Court House The Piokens
the question was asked, what course are we to pursue
to escape from the many dangers which threaten us and
the answer given dissotDe the Union and establish
Soatnern Coateaeracy the speaker was greeted with
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-20

WHISPERS AND MUSTACHOIS"-W
observe that it getting to be all the rage among our
fashionable young gents OF the city to sport whiskers
and mustachos
Now, we like 10 see a handsome dark pair of whis.
kers, or tasty mustache but those dirty drab-coored or
red, we do think horrible. FLETCHER, under the
American Hotel, changes red, light or grey hair in
simultaneously to almost any colour you WISH without
the least injury TO the hair or SIX in no Ia
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-20

The Charlottesville Advocate urges the people
of each Eastern district to instruct their Delegates
in the State Convention on the basis question. II
says:
The mixed basis is in imminent danger The offices
supposed be in the power of the West are likely to
prove too strong for Eastern virtue and it behooyes
the people OF every district to look to it before the re-
assembling OF the Convention that their delegates are
sound on this question But the people may and will
perhaps say, "Our delegates are all right they are
pledged to support the mixed basis We saw TO them:
No matter look into this at once get up instructions
i your delegates are sound they do no harm you
do know where the faint is but YOU NAV he snre if
is somewhere, from the confidence Of the West.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-20
his dishonesty

STEALING CoKE.--The police arrested a negro man
on the Basin Monday night, about O'clock in posses
sion bag filled with COKE which he tailed to account
for satisfactorily: SO he taken to the cage Yes
terday he appeared before the Mayor-said he was
slave, but that the coke belonged to him, &c Tn the
absence OF his master, he was committed for another
hearing.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-20
CITY "A FFAEEsS
CITY COUNCIL.


At an adjourned meeting, held MONDAY 18th ;nstont.
Present-G A. Myers. Presiflapt. - ~.
M Corroc,oo 7 pooL,. D m. ~ Dlll'hocN' j.
~ D''"e' D' "'' ~ " Hasklns, s.
ID. Denoon, ID. D. Saunders, G. Robinson W. C. AL
len, Ii. Exall, and L. w. Chaplberlayne
A patit;op ,,.s nrasa,to,I r,,,. g. :,
Others owners Of nro,erty on M; u'iey, ana
9th streets for tbe onen f ,anhin' 200 ana
by said streets ,yh;oh ,hoI,p W. on aliIy, bounced
by the pronertv owner ~ h noI s"'i'y oes'suea
And, IN ,,,oi = ~ ~ |" ~, pe oPei'eu'
Commissioners Of Sweets for l. fTsn' W., W '"e
A petitjon WINS nras r .ei W1 w aio'
mission 10 enter he Iu, i ~ w m Dalet lof per-
uerly at the corner of (,anaI l 49, I'm 'ie p'o
CHARGE in conseouenca nf ~ ' t' nee o.
Grade of the street. " 's '"""se iiidoe Ill t'e
On motion of Mr. Denoop ;+u,oul..,.. ~
mitte on Cnlvere ~ " was ieieiieu 10 Tie Con-
A cnn,nnnicatia, G, = .
Peersbnrg to The Nave. IF h a Oh cllNens OF
copv of rrsolntons adonted at a naisii'IhS
zeos on the 3Ist mir unnn the snbact ~ % aa S GU
Railroad and eynraseing daSire tt ~ Uu. o!uo
zens of Richmond hoiI ,o;te win ,ha, INCL i
ton of the said raro,d WAC aId bafra 'h
And HAVING been read On u,o,inn ~ M p -,
the subject was relerred to The Select C, tUo'9'
speeding subscrntiln b, tic o;t ~ , T, - ~
the Virginia and Tannss. KY, ~ e Oei'ia' ana
Mr. Bosher nresentad Tho Ill, jIn 49, r,,
The committee to vho,o ,,. f 1 'i ii :
cation of the PrjncinaI Engnas IS he p ,iI ee,'q
Aeeor;,tion ha,a - =, VI INC Niciiioho fHe
and looking to The eynosed st INC
on Church fill by fire. in consem W. ~ 81. Il, I ty
no engine or apparatns in thot aat Of th ~ ~ ,
suppression of The Same racona y ia ey ,oi 'e
of the memorials, g ha orantoJ t "'s' INC plaStl
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-20
NASH & WOODuOUSE
PERIODICALS, &c.
FOR SALE BY
J. w. RANDOLPH, Nov. 10.

]. w. RANDOLPH, Nov. 12
No. 339 Liltelps Living Age-per year. -. Sc 90
lhe Nightingale Melodies, or Jenny Lind Min
a, ouei. IL
November No American Wing Review.
November No Hunts Merchants Magazine
November No. London Lancet.
No . Cobbn's illustrated Domestic Bible. ... 25
London Punch and News for Oct 18th.
Vol 3Short Patent Sermons, by Dow, Jr. ..... 25
November No. Taylors Money Reporter. .. II
No. Lossing's Pictorial Field Book of the Re-
voluon Observation-Disclosures. 25
Lille and Genus of Jenny Lind with plates. So. IS
November No. Plough, Loom and AnviI--per yrs 90
The Brilliant for lS51-edted by r. S. Arthur; Is
fine plates, morocco, gilt edge. 90
The Gift, Token OF Friendship, for 1851, ten fine
plates, muslin, gilt edge. ..............3 OO
Wreaths OF Friendship, gilt for the young by IT,
S. Arthur and r. C. Wordsworth, muslin. Gilt
Gradual Lessons in Grammar, or Guide to the Com
struction of the English Language, by the analy-
sis and composition OF sentences with SEQUEL to
the Lessons in Grammar, by D. B. Tower and
b. L. Tweed. Observation-Disclosures. 81
intellectual Algebra or Oral Exercises in A Algebra
Tor common schools, by d. b. Tower, A. NJ. 81
Johnson's Lectures on Agriculture ....... rs
The Great Harmonic, being philosophical reye-
latlon OF the natural, spiritual and celestial Uni.
verse, by A. J. Davs--vo. l. the Physician | so
London News and Punch for October Eth
No. 20 Byrne's Dictionary Mechanics. ~ 25
November No. Democratic Review-per year . 3 90
November No Eectic Magazine-per year.....5 90
no IL
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-20

WARM EsATTfS.-FtETcurRs BATHING Estab
ltshment, under tie American Hotel, is open daily
from A. M. to 10 P. nj. Single baths 25c, or five
tickets tor ST.. oc Is
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-20
THE TINES TERMS.

DAIL1 HINES, per annum, Il paid IN advance, or
within 80 days from the beginning of subscribers
year: .............. .....................$ IS 90
70, n not SO paid lin every case). ......... 90
SEMI WEEKLY TIMES, per annum, if paid
III advance, or within 30 days, &c. ........ 90
DO. il not so paid lin every case). ........ 4 90
single copies, Daily Times, two cents each; semi
weekly three cents each-in wrappers ready for mailing
tour cents each. For sale at the TINES OFFICE
-, Copies OF the DAILY TINES always be procured
likewise, at the Periodical and Newspaper Depot Of
Messrs ALLEN & GENTRY, on Broad street-price two
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-20

Ameeting ofthe members OF the bar, resident 10 Rock
ngham was held in the Court House on the 18th inst.
and adopted appropriate resolutions Of respect 10 tbs
memory OF the late Judge Green.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-20

CzY DUNLOP, MONCURE & co. ask atten-
ton to their auction sale of Groceries, &C. this morn
ing, at l0a O'Clock, without regard to weather.
no 90
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-20

STEALING CARRIAGES. ~ esterday morning about half
past O'Clock, policeman Bowles was passing near
The Garden OF Mr.. L, 3. Tyler, in the neighourlood
OF the Penitenary, he discovered negro man carry
ing bag Upon attempting TO catch him, the fellow
threw the bag atiMr Bowles and IAN towards the fence
enclosing Mir yers io.y ouniasl iie fence
however, Mr.. b. dealt him blow with his cane, which
caused hint fall on the other side, but before the po
ceman could get over the negro had recovered his
let, and ran towards the house. Mr.. B. followed
hinl-aroused Mr.. Tyler and made him acquainted
with the circumstances, when the latter gent lean en-
tered the negro's and found him to be in pro-
fround sluniber, from which it seemed ifFicult to
arouse him. The bag had been filled with cabbages,
cut from Mr. rs garden; and little doubt existed as
to the identity OF the fellow he taken to The cage
by Mr. Bowles, and afterwards to the Valley, by dec-
ton OF his Honour he Mayor where he was SC ogedtcr
his dishonesty
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-20

, NEW YORK, Nov. 1s-Ar'd sclrs. Richmond
1S55Feenway, Merchant, Memenlo, Fair, Phena and
Hanover, all from Richmond
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 19-Arrived, schr. John
Slull, Richmond Cleared, schr. s R. Baynter Rich
mond.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-20
MARINE NEWS.
PORT or RICHMOND.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
Sehr. S. d. Norton, Norton, East Port
Schr. Mary Adeline, Powers Baltimore
Schr. Emma, Aaron, Norfolk.
Schr. Express, Corlon, Norfolk.
Sehr. K. L., d A. Stuart, Lozier, New York.
Schr. Compliance, Sears, Portland
Schr. Rainbow, Rogers Boston.
Schr. Gen Worth, Travers, Baltimore.
Schr. Richmond, Packard, Thomaslon.
Schr. J. B. Moreau, -, Albany
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-20

MANUFACTURERS AND'MtNER's CONTENTION This
body will convene in this city on the 9th December
and, Judging from the interest the movement has excited
in this as well the neighboung Stales large dele
cation will probably be present 1t therefore becomes
those favourable TO the objects had in view by the Con.
venon, in this city perfect the arrangements necessary
at an early day. To accomplish this, a meeting has
been called at the American Hotel this evening, at 5
o'cock~may we not hope that all who feel an inter-
est in southern manufactures and Southern interests,
will make il convenient to attend
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-20
SENATOR DOWNS.

y The New Orleans pansrs publish the following
TO the Democratic Party of Louisiana
In our address to you of the Sd November last ac-
companyng our letter to Mr.. Soue and his answer we
observed: g A similar letter has been sent to Mr.
Downs. AS soon as the reply of Mr.. Downs reaches
us it will be laid before you We have this day re-
ceived MIR. Downs reply and we herewith present it
toyou. [Sigued by J. c. Larue and others
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-20
Reply Of Senator Do,yns.

MONROE, La, Nov g. 1850
GENTLEMEN--I have this moment received YOUR letter
OF the 10th uIt propounding to me the three following
mterrOgatoies:
Are you in favor of dissolution of the Union now
or hereafter because Of the legislation of the late
sion of Congress!
Are you IN favor Of establishing Southern COME
deracy, hereafter, because of the LEGISLATION at
the late session OF Congress
Are you in favor OF secession of the State of Loui-
sana from the Union, now or hereafter because of the
Legislation at the late session of Congress 2"
And fully recognizing your right as a portion of nv
constituents, to do So UNDERSTANDABLE to each
and a Il of them, decidedly, "No"
MY late Mobile letter, to which refer you, contains
my views on these points, more at LARGE
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
S. W. DOWNS
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-20
RREss GOODS SELLING OFF AT RE-

NJ DULED PKICES.-A large variety OF new and
seasonabe Dress Goods, such as Mouslnes. Merjnoes
Cashmeres, Poplins, Silks, CalIcoes and Ginghams,
selling oil at reduced prices Call for harpains at
VIM. J, SWORDS,
No. 225 Broad street,
no 20 Sign Of the Dry Goods Box, Shockoe Hin
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-20

NOTiCE.-We invite the attention of dealers to
our large sale OF Dry Goods. Boots and Shoes &c. to
take place this morning, at 10 O'clock
In addition TO the goods already advertised, will be
sold an invoice of ready made Clothing Drapety Mus
Inns, &c since received.
no 90 KENT, PAINE g. KENT, Auc.s..
GNoDEY's, GRAIsAM's, " sARTAiN'S
"a MAGAZINES
Cooley s,ior December-prce 25c
Graham's, for December--25c
Sartain's for December-25c
Peterson's for December-lS3c
1iarpers Magazine for Novem5er-25c
International do do do 25c
Woman in America: her Work and her Reward by
Maria j. Mcintosh
The White Wolf or the Secret Motherhood by
Eugene Plunket, Esq Bio
The Marquis: romance ofreal life, by Eugeue Sue
The Valley Farm; the autobiography OF an orphan
edited by C. Peterson, author of Cruising in the Last
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The Jenny Lind Paper: beautiful present to The fair
For saeby ALLEN & GENTRY,
no 10 Broad street, opposite old Swan Tavern
EpOHN'S POPULAR LIBRARIEs.--The
EH new volume of the Classical Series, viz:
Horace, translated by Smart, revised by T. A Buck
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Also, a full supply of HumboIt's Cosmos, 2vols
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Complete sets or separate volumes of the several
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N APKIN RINGS.-An elegant assortment of
"a ivory and metal Napkin R inps. for sale by
r. NJ. ZIMMERMAN
no ~ ISL Main street.
kDORT FOLIOS AND WHITING DESKS
Il An elegant assortment of Port Foos, Rosewood
for sale by R. NJ. Tin HERMAN,
no 20 ISL Main street.
EREE PAPERS LOsT.-Lost, on the 18Th
n instant my FREE PAPERS The finder will
confer favor on me by leaving them at Mr. Suther-
lands Gun Store, Main street.
no 20-lt* SUSANNA WEBSTER
49, FOR RENT.--That large Store or Lumber
EM House, on 18th street. opposite s. McGruder IL
Sons has been repaired and enlarged and is now ready
' '~' WI. 7 .. GEORGE.
no 2o-tf Corner of Sd and Canal sts
fs FOR RENT, the desirable brick residence,
&sA with every conven fence necessary for gentee IA
mly, Marshall street, near the corner of Marshall
and 81 ook Avenue, at present occupied by Mr. John
w. Kelly. Possession given on the 9Th Of December.
TOLER & COOK, AGENTS
no 20 Lisles Row, Pearl st.
ArJSs A first rate family horse 9 years old, and an
,EYxsFSS elegant top buggy, OF Richmond make, and
@A-4- nearly new, for sale on accommodating terms
JAS. T. SUTTON ,Jr.,
no 20 Land, Pension and General Agent
SD< BBLS. SWEET MALAGA VINE,
no 90 $500 JAMES WINSTON
1000 ' "H@Sf 81 Is E.an Bnloh' just
go JAMES WINSTON
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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-20

NOTiCE.-We invite the attention Of dealers to
our large sale OF Dry Goods Boots and Shoes, &C. to
take place this mornn g, at 10 o'clock.
In addition 10 the goods already advertised will be
sold an invoice OF ready made Clothing, Drapery, Mus
Inns, Nc, Since received.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-29

Nix. EDlroR:-Thc Tribune pub
lished at Brandon, and the Union Wing
Fitted at Brandon, speak as if By am-
Mority for the wings of Rutland Coun-
ty as to what they shall do in regard to
Congressional election IN this district.
Now sir, where DO the Brandon pa
pers get the right thus to dictate to the
wing party? have never heard that
any such right was delegated to them.
II the Wings Of Brandon are the self
constituted organs Of the party, it seems
to me that their sacrifices for the party
hardly entitle them to the honor. TO
be sure they have sacrificed the whis
party in their town from wing major
ity E 221! in 1910 down to a Locofoco
majority OF "A in the brief space OF
eight years but does this entitle them
to dictate To the wing party? In the
same time the county of Bennington
from LocofOco has become IA s'aunch
and firm Wing County, and mainly
through the influence Of Mr.. Lyman
the man whom the Brandon papers so
bitterly assail and reyile. l. there not
some motive for this abuse other than a
sincere desire to help the whig party !!
/ rccollect that few years since the
question of the location Of n Cburt
House in Bennington was referred to n
committee Of which gentleman from
BRANDON (who is repulcd to be the part
owner, if not editor of the Tribunr)
believe was a member. THAT Court
House was located so AS tn give dssat-
isfaciion to the village of Bennington,
where Mr.. Lyman resides, and to Mr.
Lyman himself who took AN active part
in the matter.
1t has also been ,nr;mnted that in
case the party could moi unite upon ei.
Their Mr.. Lyman or Mr.. Miner, the
name Of the gentleman from Brandon
might be used in connection with the
nomination for the next election, and
for the purpose Of preventing an cleo
finn IN tho 6rst hollnt Ia hos ,houuhI
it policy TO attack the strongest man.
| ! merely mention these matters, ~
some who are not posted mp may no
know the motives that actuate som,
men. Yours, IL.