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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-29

The above vessels all Of the first class built
expressly for the trade between this port and New
York, and are commanded by men Of long expert
ence, who will use every exertion in their power to
accommodate shippers Shippers are informed that this
ary every week ;steam always taken up and down
James River.
For freight or passage, apply to masters on board,
or to ROWLETT & COLQUITT
la lS
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-29

N. B. The interest will be paid at the Exchange
Bank Richmond, Va.
ap II tt. E. FONTAINE, President.
MT EW AND USEFUL PATENT ELEVA-
~ TOR OR CHAIN PUMP The subscriber re-
specially asks attention the above Pumps of those
in want of cheap and durable article for we'll 1t
will raise water from any depth constant stream one
and half inches, it simple that any carpenter can
place them in well. Those who are d4srous of see
ing in operation can find one in the lot of Messrs.
Barnes & Sweeney, on Franklin street, between 18th
and 18th, if they will call me, will take pleasure
in showing them f. NJ NEWBURN,
ofE Ir,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-29
USE FIJRNISHING WARE.RllM

EH U ~ UhNIsIiINS' w ARE.KUOM,
H-H under the City Hotel.-By recent arrivals, the
stock of this establishment has been increased by
many consgnments of handsome and useful House
Furnishing Goods The limits of an advertisement will
not admit OF particulars but will suffice to say there
is on hand large and beautiful assortment of
mahogany Cabinet Furniture, of superior quality ;
Chairs, in great variety; Looking glasses China and
Glass Table Cutlery; Lamps Grandoles, &c; Britain
mia and Japan Ware, &c &c, in fact almost every arti-
Gle that be named in the way Of housekeeping, and
for sale at extremely low prices. &C
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-29

XNTEl5Hs B,,troE ~ CJ, o'ier FOR 81 e-~
w 10 hhds New Orleans
3 Do Do f f!e5 5ii Rico s,,o 80,
100 boxes Loaf fooDAhS.
40 bbls. crushed and powdered
Is do clarified
20 hhds West India Molasses
IS bbs. New Orleans do
rs bags Laguayra
IS do Rio }COFFEE.
IS do Java
so packages Gunpcwder, Imperial and Black
81 lhds Bacon Sides
70 boxes Sperm
20 do Adamantne c.nn,r
100 do HuPs Patent fOANDLf.o
30 do Tallow
soap-Brown and Fancy
81 baskets Olive Oil
Bbls Tanners do
$50 kegs Nails and Brads; Hoop Iron
Bstered Steel; Grindstones
24O sacks blown and ground Salt
1000 bags Shot-Drop and Buck
$500 lbs. Bar Lead
unpowder-Duponts Sporting and Blast
ing
800 sides Sole Leather
Shoe Thread
$50 tierces Thomaston Lime
IT'S bushels Cloverseed
7 tierces Rice
Bbls Tar; Salt Petre; Starch
Pepper; Pmento; Nutmegs
Ginger; Nader; Copperas; Alum; Indigo
Wmdow Glass by 10 and lOby12
Putty; Porter Painted Pals
Manufactured Tobacco; Bed Cords
Leading Lines; Irvine
40 cases Mass Licorce Paste-J c. & Co. and
Ynuria brand
l75 cases Stick Licorice-various brands.
EBURCELL, LADD 4 CO., DRUGGISTS
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-29

"AHOGANY.-We are now receiving, and
lvA have constantly on hand, general assortment
of Bay Wood and St. Domingo Mahogany, for cabi-
net makers and carpenters use Boards, Plank and
Scantling Coffin Boards, Counter Tops, Bed Posts
Hand Rails, Newell Posts, &c, &c Forsale on accom-
modating terms by
oc 2-tf R. WHITFIELD & SON
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-29

= TOTICE.-Goods intended for transportation on
~ the road of this Company cannot be received after
o'clock P M and in every case the freight must he
paid before the goods can be loaded into the cars
THOMAS SHARP.
Superintendent of Transportation.
Office R. F. and P. R. R. Company.
RICHMOND April Is, 1850 an16
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-29

NE latch CARRIAGE HORSES.-A no.,
Ith OF handsome BAY HORSES, we'll broke il
harness, and we'll matched for sale reasonable terms
Apply 10 '''''''
NH JAMES BOSHER.
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hours Of passing.
Leave Lynchburg Mon
day, Wednesday and Fri

14tefhIeuldte INSTANCES. IA cents per mile.
Way Passengers wishing to take the Boats, will see
the hour necessary to be at the canal by referring to the
time OF starting OF the Boats, and adding the hours it
takes to reach any Of the above distances
au "a BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-29

DONDS Qua ANTEED BY TIL E
I'D STATE, PAYABLE In THE YEAR 1880
WIN. ?. STROTHER, Esq, Cashier of the Ex-
change Bank at Richmond, is authorized to sell the
guaranteed by the Commonwealth pursuant to an
act entitled IAN act to change the name of the Louisa
Railroad Company, to guaranty the bonds of the Cen
trail Virginia Railroad Company, and for other pur-
poses passed February I'd, 1850.
N. B. The interest will be paid at the Exchange
Bank, Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-29
SPRING IMPORTATION

GOODS, well adapted to the country trade. Our
Goods packed with great care and we solicit call
from country merchants and others.
STEBBINS, DARRACOTT & CO.,
NH IL No. l0l Broad street.
CHINA HALL.-By the ships Isaac Wright and
" Yorkshire, from Liverpool via New York, the
subscriber has received from the manufacturers the larger
mart of his " $50 d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-19
Fugitive Slave Case in Philndepha-Jenny
Lind-Mnrkets, &c.
Correspondence of The Tribune

Correspondence of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Oct. 10.
There was much excitement in the vicinity OF
the Mayors office this morning, in consequence
of the assembling of large number OF colored
persons, to learn the result OF fugitive slave
case, which was brought up TOR decision this
morning. After hearing, the alleged fugitive
slave was discharged from custody Upon learn
Ing the result the crowd instead of going quietly
away, manifested a disposition to disturb the
peace The consequence was, that a violent cot
lision occurred between them and some or the
City Police, and officer Wood was severely beat
en- and had one of his fingers bitten nearly OFT by
a colored man. Two colored men, named James
Berry and John Foreman, We're arrested and held
to bail in 81 600 each, to answer the charge OF re.
sstine and assaulting the officers and melting to
riot.
Last night after the Concert at the Chestnut-st.
Theater and Vile Lind had returned to her apart
ments man entered bearing silver waiter,
upon which was form OF delicious lce-cream, III
the shape of a Tyre. sur1nounted by nightingale,
together with choice variety OF cakes. 1t was a
delicate compliment, and doubtless was duly ap,
precated by the sweet songstress.
Jenny Lind visited Girard College this morning
inspected thoroughly the building, examined the
orphans, and expressed herself highly gratlfied.
The CoTroS market is dull and inaciye small lot OF
demand for FL OUR and $4,000 bbs standard brand sold
81 8lt e bbl including extra at - 90 Limited
FLOUR is scarce: ,ye quote at 50 1k Corn MEAL is
incurred ae5 holders d ask IS = 6O i.d I9e sts 9 5
5000 bushels of Pennsylvania red and white at G50l II
j buse RYE is scarce CoRS i'll steady demand al &c
for Yellow at which 1900 bushels were sold OATS are
source and no further sales have under our notice
SALES or STocKs-Fi,st Board-3OO Morris Canal; 2l
% Mech b. 23 500 Lehgh 6s 78t 1000 Reading RI 6s
78 SoOO City 6s 49, % Penn Township bk 10; 81 ~
State 6s 49, lG2: OO Us S. 67, l7 100 Union Canal
Second Board-ol,6sO Wilmington RR Gs 92!i Pmia
b. I46; $500 L. IS Is, 67, ll7 5000 do ms $1,000
Reading RR 6s 49, S5CC0 do. 49, $1,000 Camden and
Amboy RR 6s no. 5t; 500 s Bk q 500 Union Canal
III fIarrisburgh RK, 45; $500 do, IS, gil $500 Ken
sngton WV 6s, 90 $3.50 Pittsburg 6s, 10, %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-19
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

UNION WITH BROOKLYN AND NEW-I oRK.-Ihe
Special Committee of the Trustees did not attend
at the Mayors Office, Brooklyn, ON Thursday
evening, the Board of Trustees being in session,
and one of the Committee being out of town.
The Special Committees OF the Common Council
of New orlS and that of Brooklyn met, informally
organized, and adjourned to meet at the City Hall,
New York, on Thursday evening next.
ScHooLs-The educational advantages of this
village are of high order The public schools
deserve and receive large share OF attention,
and the lover of general education will be delight
ed to stand III the vicinity OF any OF them about
the hour of opening closing, to the hundreds
OF bright eyes and intelligent faces, as the throns
enters or comes out Of the schoolhouse. He will
then see those who are being trained for stations
of usefulness, and possibly some of them for the
high places in our country evidencing by their
manner their appreciation of the privileges they
enjoy. The private schools both for boys and
girls, are numerous, and all the elements of good
education may be secured in them,
CnuRcHEs-Therc are places Of worship in
Williamsburgh for Churches of almost all the de-
nominations into which Christend0m is divided.
Two Roman Catholic, two Episcopal, three Me
thodist Episcopal, two Presbyterian, one Baptist,
one Dutch Reformed one Congregational, one
Methodist Protestant, one German Protestant,
and one Universalist. Connected with these are
Sabbath Schools, many of them large, and having
efficient and devoted bodies of teachers, who are
exerting beneficial influence on the minds and
hearts Of those who are under their care A
Teachers Association meets on the evening Of
the second Sabbath in each month, when reports
of the condition Of the schools are made, addresses
delivered, &c. dc.
EIGnTH-sr.-A petition was presented to the
Board on Thursday evening, that this street be
opened regulated, paved and tagged its entire
length, ard an order made for the necessary pub
LEGATION.
Loss OF Honsr-Nir G. sperlis. grocer. cor
South Fourth and Eighth sts being at X ashins
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BROOKLYN ITINfs.

TIRE PooR.-An interesting meeting of the
Brooklyn Association for improving the condition
of the poor, was held on Thursday night, at the
Brooklyn Institute. The Seventh Annual Report
was read showing generally good results The
relolt talks right out about rum selling, which
produces an amount OF crime and decentralization
that is frightful to contemplate, and would not be
believed, did not the archives of our criminal and
police courts, and other institutions connected
with them, show, that seven-eights OF all the
crime and shamefully burdensome portion OF all
cur taxes have their origin in this detestablc bu-
sjness.
The Committee on General Accounts report
that they have received during the past year the
sum OF s3,926 55, OF which 1924 "a were ex-
pended.
The following officers were unanimously elect
ed =
Prcsident-Sett Low.
Iice IreSdcnt8-DMlel Ayres John Fl. Brewer, Angus
us Graham Benz FLANDERS, Isaac A. Storms.
Erecutirc C0nimfecS-Robcrt Nichols George Fletcher,
Alex Smdwell, Austin Melvin, George |. Willard |. ii.
rockingham, f. c. Stanton.
TrcaSHcy-John Blunt.
Recording Sccyctary-Jumes How s.o.
Corresponding Secretary and General igeht-SlePlel
Crowell
After addresses from Rev. Drs. Vinton and
Kennedy, the meeting adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-19

sion OF this lot of stock is necessary to the pIan.
The parties, We hear, offered 90 for it.
II is currently reported that Col Swift. the
original Engineer of the Western Railroad, and
now or lately the President Of the Philadelphia.
v lmlnston aud Baltimore Road is to be chosen
President of the Western in the place of Mr..
Addison Gilmore whose resignation viii take ef
feet on the FIRST OF January next.
The gross income of the Boston and Worcester
Road for the nine months ending Sept. |. 1850 has
been s51l,7s6. After paying the expenses, June
dividends .and interest account the net balance Of
income on Sept |. was $lll967 The increase Of
passage receipts upto Oct !, over the same time
in ls49. has been 81. 567 gain of Il per cent.
The freight business OF this Road is fully equal ia
the year ls49 while the general expenses have
been reduced
The improvements in Railroad Stocks during the
last six moths in this country has its parallel in
England, will be seen BY the annexed state
ment:
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The Crimen Exploring Expedition.

From private sources we have been favored
with letters from R. ?. Kane, MID. and w P.
Snow, Esq. of Aberdeen from which we make
the following extracts.
Dr.. Kane tie head Of the Scientific Depart
ment Of the Expedition, writes from Lancaster
Sound. of Cape Hurcl, Aug 81 PM He says
1t will crafty you to learn that in spite of our
unfortunate detention in the middle ice, are
among the very foremost upon the scene OF our
abors. We are in advance of both branches OF
Com. Austln's squadron, in advance OF SIR John
Ross, and Capt. Penny of the Lady Franklin
is but five miles weather bow
The crew are, thus far, in excellent health,
and the officers are in the daily enjoyment of the
good things which your lberality has provided;
and all are ardently DESTROYS to sustain the repu-
tation Of the Expedition which bears your name
The other letter before is from Mr.. Snow an
officer of the Prince Albert one of the British ex.
ploring vessels, which arrived at Aberdeen short
time since Mr.. Snow was the bearer of the mi
mute intelligence concerning the various vessels
now in the Arctic Ocean, which we published in
Yesterdays 11IJnne:
Mr.. Snow says
81 can but pen hasty nose TO yon at present
to accompany the letters which | have so much
pleasure in forwarding from Lieut.. De Haven, of
nCerS ana crew OF the Advance, whom L nfad
the great satisfaction of meeting, all we'll in Bar
rows Straits off Prince Regents Inlet The
Rescue l afterward saw, all we'll in yelling
ton Channel Particulars you will find in the Eng
llsh papers but shall send you, the moment [
can more minute information | was on board
the advance" during the whole of the evening
of Aug % and greatly enjoyed myself. TWAS the
first time that the American Stars and Stripes
had been seen so far North, and confess
though not an American but thorough Eng
lishman, that l was glad, ay, even proud, TO
see your noble flag there [ received the
same nbounded and welcome hospitality
there. that had always met when lived in New
York and the recollection OF the evening among
the officers OF the advance will never be et
faced from my memory. The Advance" il adj
mirably adapted for the service, and those who
have her in their keeping know well how to make
her get on, Off Cape Riley, however, she qn
fortunately drifted on shore while her commander
was examining the place. When landed there
in our boat offered, in my commander name,
though without his orders any assistance that
could render, but was thankfully told that they
could manage very we'll When left they were
at work heaying her Off job which was, no
doubt very soon accomplished.
After rough passage from Cape Farewell,
we arrived here (Aberdeenl on the LIST of Oct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-19

from the suspension Of his jurisdiction, declared
by the Convention OF the Diocese, the Assistant
Bishop shall, during such inability perform ali the
duties and exercise all the authorities which ap
pertain to the Office Of Bishop No person shall be
elected or consecratcd a Suffragan Bishop, nor
shall there be more than one Assistant Bishop at
the same time.
Sectton 8 Il the Bishop Of the Diocese shall be
under sentence OF suspension a. the tina ar vach
it is proposed to elect an Assistant Bishop, he
shall notwithstanding such suspension be Compe-
tent to give his assent to the election oil an Assist
ant Bishop
Scctioa3 Canon 6, OF 1892 IS hereby repealed.
The above Canon being yesterday reported to
the Horse cf Cleuco1 and Lay Delegates it was,
on motion, reeonlnitted to the Committee on Ca.
mons, with instruction to report Canon IN spJ-
stance as follows
That Diocese deprived OF the services Of its
Bishop by sentence OF suspension heretofore pro-
nounced. not limited to precise time, may pro
coed 70 elect an Assistant Bishop, who when dulv
consecrated, shall have inll Episcopal charge and
jurisdiction Of the said Diocese. But ii the sen
tence suspending the Bishop shall be terminated,
then the Assistant Bishop so chosen shall have
such jurisdiction, powers and privileges, as have
heretofore pertained to the Office OF Assistant
Bishop
This Canon being reported this morning, was
passed by this house almost unanmousy-tla
vote being taken by Dioceses, as follows:
4ges-Clerica Delegations .....Z7 Lay............22
Nocs-Clercal Delegations Lay.....,......
Dirided-Clerical Delegations. Lav............
The negative vote was that of the Newton Del
egaton.
The House OF Bishops will no doubt concur.
The Convention is engaged on what IS call
ed the " Maryland Case The result Will how
ever probably be no acfion.
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General Convention of the Protestant Episco
pal Church.

10 The A0'0'@ inc 1'''1 CtSclssA7l Saturday. Oct T.
send you the following as an important part oil
the doings of this body
PRoposEp CANON OF ASSISTANT BISHOPS
Section |. When the Bishop of any Diocese IS an-
able, by reason of any permanent cause. 10 ;. bs,
charge his Episcopal duties an ASsst! far scb
Diocese . who shall in ali cases succeed the Bishop
in c case Of surviving jul him The Assistant Bishop
shall perform such Episcopal duties and exercise Is.
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Bishop shall assign to him; aud IN case Oh ins
Bishops inability to assign such duties arising
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-19

Y..seI.y onns ALBERT P Of wn. II "ht'ces, ofsAs
Cry ii tic GStl y-,r of bis
Tie ends ih- family respectfully av'sd to attend his "a
The restc Of rs father Tbs Gay 1t II clock
further HIS rer1sins w be aStu TO s" ger
s-y for iatsrUe1t ,,,..-
ASsd % years ,,1
T anera vii take place Seventh day ara1- a 10 oocs
rn her lat. rrst-acs sit Sracs Boni brooklyn TIE
e1ds a,sy especially isi To attend "hogi 9t
Her ~ bs iksn - "estcssief Co. 's
iaeTE,Ei-
younz~: etd q W an S1rlh Mana Rsa' aged
vars mcEii4s sp5 IL dsys.
Her funeral take place @ SAY tsAgrisy ociock the
ornr son Nyyau Finch The ffsaf
of liz decsa~i requested ateu whoe; farther iaton
III ren1,.us ,yll be taken TO Greenwood for nt-rmfnt
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Court CALENDAR-SrPERIOR COURT.-Tr1al
Term Monday-Nos 50, 10 TO- 49, COS, li2, 4}, rs,
46 49, 49, 49, 1885, ld 49, l59, 100, 62, Isl, 65 1876,
49, 49, 1874, f0l. 3 IS. %, A. ST. 62, a. i07 p D. Ill
SUPREME CoUgT.-The Special Term sits to-day. The
Calendar General Term Monday, published yesterday
SUPERIOR CoVRT-Tranierred Calendar also sits to-day
SUPERIOR CorRT.-Before Judge Oakley
Hdteybu, estcrrelt ct ai-This was continued
Verdict this forenoon.
Tyusfered Ca|endar.-Before Judges Duer, Mason and
Campbel.-Edtcqra Blake, administrator OF Edward =.
Blake deceased 4bel S, Gore, administrator OF Jom
Gore decessed-Edward Z. Blake lived for long time n
the house OF Capt Gore, Staten Island. Ar the death
of both claim made by plaintiff for several years saa
~ ard the Referee allowed years and 10 months from
1888 10 1912 Sc month, making 5i8 Appea! Is Ilahe
II conended that Mr. B. incapable OF steady aDor
quite aged man, and well paid for what ne ad oy
receiving his board and lodging Testimony, among II hat
OF Rev DIR, Muller read the point, and argument
heard. Decision reserved.
MARINE CoURT-Be fore Judge Lynch-JosePh
HlliGms VS. HIM H. Bia-Suit by seaman OF the bark A
f. Jeuness against the mate, for alleged assaut and pat
terry whet the vessel lay Havana knocking him down on
spar and kicking him the stomach, whereby lie WsS
injured be sick afterwards Judgment for plain
tH SIS For plaintiff Nj Nash foT defendant Mrpouo-
hue.
CORR OF CoaMoS PLEAS pc cial I rm
Before Judge Woodr1if-George TIkts vs.. James Cor
don BenaeSuit for libel already referred to- Demurrer
was put in. and the demurrer yeaerday argued Mes5rs
Galbhiih and Horace CLARK for 0r B. aud hr John Ora
ham on behalf Of Alr Wilkes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-19

ton Market NeY-.York, last week with a valuable
horse ard wagon, for load Of produce the horse
backed off the wharf owing is said, TO the low
ness OF the string piece, ard was drowned. Mr.
s. vas in The wagon and jumped Just in time to
cscane He has pe.itioned The Common Council,
Ne1H-Y nrE for Recommendation OF bis loss.
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III q r RxEp y.
d ] Ed

o. TturSday .veaa. Samuel
Rev FRANKLIN G sHEBRiLL Of PsTm9a,, 70 Mss II iRr h
WILifAhs Of ,hs Cry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-19

~ FRYDRIKA BREMEN was at Madison,
Wis. few days since, on her way to Minnesota.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-19

TIT cfNsus-The total population of the Coun-
ty OF passaic. it will be seen by the table below,
is 9a.575