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LANES KIyIK And KANAWIIh tDMFANI.


TgSlIE seventeenth! the Stockholders ~ The
James River and kauawa Company Wi! b. h"! ~ Tee "uia-
Monday 3" @'.i al N'E"nh"r l.''
Iy nm ,r of Assembly o -ii March. >i. ir"':" Wat
80 proxy representing stock owned ~ Others t!" the t'' "
wealth shall valid, which shall have been executed sA months '
fore the tine . cIrciin. President and Directions
Iy order the Board Of Directors. -. 49,.
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FALL. SrDEk OF
L. Y ILL {: :

CHINA, EhK1fit.NWANE GIIASN, nNc'
EeY lin. ships Italy ard "IryIliai from England y
Ee AMI from he WhrrlHc Va manufacture" AMI north
Subscribers receipt -! yer,
cuup large stock China, EnrthcnWarc. Glass Nv
Ma Ware and Fancy Goods which tlcs "irr the raic
fA a. prices similar Goods Dc purchased IL al!
IaS Northern market.
,oun,ry and Cy dealers respectfully invited 10 Nac our
goods ain! prices. W. T. h' lr' - w.
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,FyS well known and eycecuty arrange" i"'" has hrc o
Tor the past months urins which tnc II hh~ been 'f -!
male b''i
WV furnished throughout style combining chG!g h r'
ac: that canno: surf asset ~ l!o. ~ 'ra mon !. -
oy.n the reception 81 guests aEa ,i, "
general. respectfully socci,hy Joiir =
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TEGROES-Wl be sold ~ this nIofn; at o. -: ocIocs
three Negro BOYS TWO negro Girls AID one Negro Woman
he, ., \ r. IL e.. Il HILL. Aucs
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oTIST HYMN BOOkS.-J. w RANDOLPH
NV RA ~. B,p,st Psamulya selection oi i! nhs for
as '1t CO... By Basil Manly, u. u, ami Is Manly '!f
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HEADQUARTERS FOR FAshloSAbh'1
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MLDITERRANEAN FlLTEkis = ,a; -, -, -.
wa are in daily expectation I" receiving lc% M
Ne waters OF our Al'S w ~
r,miIy should b. without We have Icri in D" ~.
III. i IN. ov Mediterranean Stones 10" ~ -.
SEM @ .rs,ns in want would do well 20 call cary an
L rcbtses The price will be less than that formerly
IN hi. market the same article ,,.,t T. ptJ EE & co
Oct 10
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rEyIOMAS QUARI.S takes pleasure IN informing ms cs
ers and the generally that he has received by t ms
aco, arrivals a large and superb Fall and WinEr Dry
oos nrcd srl OH the aud Will he SOLD for hn
ynmce for cash M 2y I,roa Shockoe Hill. SEP: 10
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3l0l From Columbia a @ a m daily
BY Hopkins Turn Out, Gadsdep, Fort Mote, 81. Mat
thcws, and Orangeburgh q. H.,
To Brsnchvlle by lO1 m, 60 miles;
And back between ARRIVAL Of mail from Charleston, say
at 2 m and m.
3lo2 From Columbia at a m dsy except Sunday;
BY Aston, Pomaia and Fog Level;
To Newberry g. II. by 81 m, f6} miles;
And back daily except Sunday, between ~ p m aud
SPIN.
Proposals extend service the railroad is extended.
will be considered.
3lo3 From Columbis at a m daily except Sunday
by Ridgeway and Simpsons
To Winnsboro by 10 m, 30 miles,
And back between IL and p IN daily except sun
day.
Proposal. to extend service the railroad is extended
will be considered.
3lO4 From CoIumbi. al three times week, Tuesday
Thursday, and Saturday
By Lexington G. H., Leesvie Ridge and Lofts
TO Edee6eld @. II. by 10 M 81 miles
And back between m, arrival Of Geenville mail,
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and a nert days
3I05 From Columbia at m once week, Saturday;
BY Pleasant Springs Countsville, and Calk's x Roads
10 Fog Level by s p m, 35 miles
And back between m and m Friday.
3lO6 From Columbia at p a week, Saturday
By OakvlIe,
To Rockville by pm. 20 miles,
And back between and IL m.
3l07 From Camden at 81 daily, after arrival Of cars;
BY Tiler's Ferry,
To Chersw by ncxt day, 81 miles
And back between ~ m daily and 81 m nert day
Proposals to run BY Bishopv's, Mt Zion, Swift Greek
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next days .l
Proposals for r-weekly service and an expedited sche
dule invited, say to through each way in "a
hours, In close connexion with No 2963 o to 60
through from Salisbury to Asheville in not exceeding
a. hours. Returning in same time and connecting at
Salisbury with No. 1885. gea.e
1927 From Salisbury 10 three times week, Sunday
Tuesday, and Friday;
BY Miranda, Spring Grove, Deep Well, Mount Moune
bes'ie's Ford, Cata~ba Springs Vesuvius Furnace,
Lincolnon Shelby G. H., Fillmore, Mooresboro'
Webbs Ford, Rutherfordon Chimney Rock, and
Fairview
To Ashevlle by m Tuesday, Thursday, ard Sunday,
las miles
And back between m Saturday, Tuesday, and Thurs
day. and a m Monday, Thursday, and Saturday.
Proposals for semi weekly service invited.
1928 From Salisbury at 10 three limos week, Sunday
Tuesday, and Friday; 4tul q VI H+s
BY China Grove. Coleman, Concord, Harrisburg,
Charlotte, White Hall, Rose Hill and Ranalebury,
To YakvIlss. c., by IL N next days. ~ miles
Andback to Charlotte between and 1 m, Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, and thence to Salisbury
between a m and "a m next days. ha
Proposals from Charlotte by the direct
to Chester G. H., 8. c. invited. Schedule to be
specified connecting with railroad at Chester C. II.
Route to be cur,alled as railroad is extended.
1920 From Salisbury at 10 three times week. Sunday
Tuesday, and Friday;
BY Rockville, Gold Hill. KendaIis Store Albemare
Norwood Cedar Hill, Carolina Female College, Be-
verify, Wadesboro, and Morven G
To Cheraw, s. c., by p m nc1t day, 90 miles,
And back via Chesterfield c. H. $. c., instead Of Nor
ven, N. c., between m Cor arrival of mail from
Faysttevils) Sunday, Tuesday, and Friday, and IL p
next days s #a#
1880 From Salisbury al IL m once a week, Friday;
BY Organ Church ntE-
To Mount Pleasant by m, 8 miles
And back between s and II an.
1891 From Jamestown at a a week, "Wednesday;
BY Hunts Store, Institute, Fair Grove, La Grange,
New Market, New Salem, Sandy Creek Troy's
Store, Longs Mills, Patierson's Store Snow Camp,
Clover Orchard, Liodleys stow, Clover Garden
Bethmont, and Rock Spring 7
To Hillsborc' by m next day, 81 miles,
And back between a m Friday, and next day.
1882 From jamestown At a 4 week, Tuesday,
BY Westminster and Deep River tr
ToAbbo,ts Greek by ii m, III miles
And back b~ween and p m.
1898 From FraDkiinville At week. Saturday;
To Trcy's Store by 10 M 10 miles; et
And back between II q and p
1884 From PNtsboro' al a m. week. Monday;
by PediArs Hill, Gull, EvaRss Mills Wntsons Bridge
and Centreville VthFehrW
To Carthage by 8pmsf 3UH NJ U#I q
And back by Phsus Mills and Prosperity, instead Of
Cep'revlc beswecn a m and pm ser' day, equal
TO 40 miles and back. '.af n + B uaaHlfH lard t.k
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c., Thicke,y Fork Mou,ic and Hurricane
To spar,ansburg s. c., by pm, A miles,
And back between a m and p m next days
Proposals for weekly service invited also, propo
sails to embrace SwsnRstown, (see 2956.)
1856 From Shelby at m, once a week, Tuesday;
BY swangs'own, New House, 8. c., and Antioch
To YorkviIe, s. O., by m, 20 miles
And back between a and p m next day.
Proposals for m-weekly service invited also pro-
posals to supply Clnsmsn, and White Piains, in lieu
of Swangstowp New House, and Antioch (see Nos.
1860, 2y55, and 3l7S.) H
1857 From Rotherfordton at m, week, Friday
By White Oak, Sandy Plains, EarlesviIe, s. c., Cow
ensvilIe, MiIburgh, Milford, and Paona
To Greenvllle G. H., s. e., by III a m next day, So
And back between pm Saturday and 7 . m next day
1858 From Ru,herfordon at m, week. Thursday
BY Losan'ssore Duncan's Creek, Polkvlle, and Gar
ncr's Ford
To Camp Call by pm 81 miles
And back between a m and p next day.
Proposals to extend to Shelby will be considered.
1859 From Rutherfedton at m, week, Tuesday
BY Pinckney, Patterns Home, Golden Valley, Miners
vile, and Military Grove,
To Marion by II m next day
And back by Sugar Hill and Cedar Creek between
Thursday IL m and pm next day, equal to A miles
and bsck.
1860 From Shelby a, m, week wednesday;
BY Muddy Fork, and Old Furnace,
To Dallas by pm;
And back by Kings Mountain, White Plains, and
Clingman between Ga and next day. equal
To 25 miles and back.
Proposals to omit White Plains and Cngmsn in
vi,ed, (sec No, 2956.)
1861 From Shelby at m, week, Thursday
BY Birchetsvie Sandy Run, Grassy Pond .. c., and
Corohens;
To spsrtansburgh G. H., s. c., by p m, 40 miles +;
And back between a m and next day.
1862 From Rutherfordton at M a week, Tuesday
by Cooper's Gap, MiiIss Gap, and Edney vile;
To Hsndersonsile by M 80 miles,
And back between a m and next day.
Proposals to end at Edoeyvlc invited also propo-
sails to end At Horse Geek
1858 From Asbevie at s m, once a week, Friday
BY Sulphur Springs, Avcry's Creek, Mill River, Bois-
ton, Clsytonvillc, and Dsvidson's River
To Caihey's Creek by m, 81 miles;
And back between and p m day.
1864 From Ashevile at M twice week, Monday and
Friday,
BY Hcmmeny Creek, Pigeon River. Forks Of Pigeon,
Wsynesviie, Scous Creek, Franklin, Tennessee
River, and Clayton, Ga.
To Clarksvile, Ca, by @ p m ncrt "Wednesday snd
Sunday, 100 miles A
And back between m Monday and Thursday, and
6p m NET, Wednesday and Saturday. # WIZ
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2sl7 Fron Nashville al M once a week. Fidsyi
10 Peach Tree Grove by m, IL miles
And back between IN Friday and IL m same day
2slS From Clinton at a N week, w Wednesday
BY Pine Grove, Monks Store, Newtoa's Grove and
DIaughans store
To Aserysboro' by IN;
And back by GIBBS Cross Roads, Hoy's Store. and
Bsamsns X Roads, between a IN and p IN Thurs
day, equal 10 40 miles and back.
1918 From Laurel Hill after arrival OF mail from Chsraw
say at 8 pm. twice a week, Tuesday and Saturday
To Rockingham by 10 m. 81 miles
And back between a aud 4
s Proposals W sxlsad 60 WAdssboro invited. Also
proposals Springfield instead OF Laurel
Hill
$3.50 From Laurel Hill p IN once week, Tuesday
by 5Is~srtsvile
To Gilopols by p IN, IL miles,
And back between q aud III
Proposals for som- weekly service will be considered
1891 From Lumberon at 2 m once week. Monday
BY Howelsv,ls,
TO Prospect Hall BY m, 40 miles,
And back between "a IN and
Proposals embrace Smiths Bridse. either one way or
both ways will be considered.
1892 From Little Rock Fish at IN, Monday
BY Lumber Bridge;
TO Philadslphus by m, 20 miles;
And back between s m and IL III.
1898 From amberon at o once week. Friday,
By PniladsIphus Giopois. Cowper Hill. sewartsvle,
Qseensdaie, and Alfordsvile, 4u
TO LumbeIton by next day, equal to 81 miles
and back.
1924 From Elizsbeth.own at 6 IN once week Tuesday
Marsh, Whi,esvle, and Western Prong;
To Eizsbe,htown by P next Thursday, equal to So
miles and back.
Proposals to omi. Fair Bluff invited
1885 From Weldon daily at 2am
BY Halifax. Enfield, marlborough, Rocky Mount,
Joyner's Depot, Wilson, Black Creek, Nahunta,
Goldsborough Everetlsvle, Faison's Depot, Warsaw,
Stricklsnd's Depot Teschys, Washington Depot,
Silps Creek Cypress Grove Wilmington, and Smith
vile;
To Charleston, 8. G. in 81 hours, by IN, $40 miles
And back daily between and N next day.
1926 From Weldon at 81 week, Thursday
By QuaDkey and WestIand;
To Li,tls,on by next day, rs miles;
And back between a m and 3 pm.
1897 From Weldon at m, three times week, Monday
Wednesday. and Friday;
By jackson, Rich Square, Roxable, Hotel, and Wind
sor, ttA a ~
To Plymouth by p m, ~ miles;
And back between I'm and m next days.
Proposals for semi weekly service invited. Also
proposals TO reach Plymouth in time for the departure
on 1858, without reference to the advertised schedule
hat nnte salsf cha which invite
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10 flymouth by IL p IN, luz fnheri
And back between / and 10 IN next days
Proposals TO at Franklin Depot Va, arc
invited Bidders to specify the hours Of departure
and arrival at Plymouth.
1869 From Murireesboro' week, Saturday
BY Potecasi ST. John, and Rorsbe, (Bnton's Cross
Roads y
To Scotland Neck by m, miles;
And back between a m and p IN, Friday.
2s70 From Murfreesborough at three times week.
Monday, Wednesday, and Fnday;
To Winton Ivy 10 m, IL miles
And back between the arrival Of mail from Portsmouth,
say It 80 m and ~ pm.
Proposals TO end at Franklin Depot Va, are invited.
2s7l From Ridgeway at Z m twice week, Wednesday
and Saturday
By Nut Bush, Psmer's Spring. ST. Tammany, and
Merry mount
To Rdgeway by p m, equal 10 IL miles and back.
2s72 From Rdgewsy after arrival Of from Gason say
at l0s m three times week, Taeudsy. Thursday,
and Saturday;
BY Exchange, Lynesvlle, Clsrksvle, Va, White
House, and Hyco Falls
To Halifax @. H. Va by IL m, SO miles;
| And back beween IL and p m, Monday, We'd
| nesdsy. and Friday, with iri-wcceky branch
From Lyncsville, ~ g..
BY Woodwor,b's to Boydtown, Va, by p m, Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday,
And back to LynesvilIe by ~ m, Monday, Wednes-
day, and Friday.
2s7a From Henderson at three times a week, Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday,
To Wiliamstorough by 3 m, miles,
And back between a m and Ill m.
1874 From Henderson afteL arrival Of Northern mall say at
10 m, three times a week, Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday
BY Oxford, Berea, Ro1boroush, Leasburg, Moorc's
Store, Milton, and Ringgold, Va
To Danyille, Va, by a m next days, ~ miles
And back between 10 IN, Tuesdays, Thursday, and
Saturday, and 10 next days. with three addition
al weekly trips from Henderson to Oxford and back
between arrival Of Northern mail say 10 and .
IN, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
Proposals to change schedule to connect At Dan
VILE, with route No. 1894 propoeed IN conper Al
Greensborough Salem with No. 1896, will be
isidered
2s75 From Frankinton AT p week. "Wednesday,
BY Wilton, Talyho, Buffalo Hill, Red Mountain and
Caldwell,
To Hlsboroogh by p m NEXT day, 40 miles;
Andback between 6 a m Tuesday, and % nertday.
1876 From Frankinton at p m week. "Wednesday,
BY Harris Cross Roads
To Halls Gross Roads by 7 y m. IL miles
And back between a m and ~ N;
1917 From Forestvile al q week, Wednesday
BY New Light, Wilton, Brookville, and Tabs Creeks
To Oxford by p IN, ~ miles $3.50 sat4t4s.t iaI~
And hack between m Tuesday, and pm.
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

oeM.-sons 40 tons Hauburtoa's found buyer st
corrrE remained ss Last noted with sslss Of 80 bss
Porto Rico, at SIC. &c., and 800 Rio, ct sc. 8xc
Corros- The market continues steady, wth ses of 900
CArIlE.-(Kt the wsshington arovs ysrd, corner Of
Fourth avenue and shs HUDSON
River Bulls Head foot Of Robnson street for bssves
street Third avenue and at CbAmberisin foot Of
Robinson street, At Warrington drove ysrd-l,6 900
beevss 900 om the South and the balance from this
etate) Demand fair. Prices ranged at from 50 to 81
30 per cwt, as In quality. About 100 LEFT ever. At
@ ~ COWS ana calves 0neIea .d sa'ss a. IRON
lambs-5,e0o on sale Sale of sheep at from 81 50 to
s2 7Ss s4So Lambs, 81 i2h as2 so "a tsIS Left
saes at from % 70 $50 left over 1880 sheep and
ambs-2so sheep left Bales at from 81 so to So so
~ for sheep and 81 50 to 50 rs q So for lambs.
fREIssrs -For -four to Liverpool Cd was generally
ofered which vessels not willing to accept and
about 2coo bbis were engaged at ls and 5000 bushels
wheat at A1ld cheese was at 20s., and cotton I'd
To London, lot OF cheese taken at 3os and
ashes At as. To Hayre, vessels demanded go. for
cotton, while ashes and bark remained the To
California vessels nearly full obtaining 6oc while
those Just on were taking 45c Soc
fisn-Beyond the disposal of $50 boxes scaled and
No herrngs, at A6c AZ &c. and 25c 271lc nothing
trapspred.
Fntr-Tbere were 800 boxes Malaga raisns picked
up At 81 So 80 cases sardines at 65c and IL casks
ourrsnts at &C.
Hav lC0e bales river fetched s5c Soc, cash.
Hors Near ~ bales new, including some TO arrive,
changed hands to-day at SOC a 35c. Market steady.
lnoS About 30 tons Scotch pig were bought In iots
at 81 DO usual credit
LaIns were pretty brisky dealt in at 81 rs per NJ,
cash.
LINs did not vary much, SEQ bbis. common bringing
92tsc. per leo lbs.
MoLIssEs extremely dull at nominaly unaltered
figures.
N.,Il srORrs have not been active; 100 bbls white
rosin sold at So sly S3 81 and $50 bbls spirits
turpentine at SIC . $50, cash.
oIIs-The business was confined to 800 gsllous lin
seed at 7oc. cash; other articles being neglected
Pne'aoss--Pork seemed cheaper, the operations
listing Of 400 be new meas at slS and prime at sl4 80
Beef declined to - 70 IS 70 for prime, and SS $40
for mess, at which 200 bbls were obtained There
pothing new In ether commodities
skGAhs- Sales were made Of 50 900 Havana at S23
$50 and loo 900 German at So So four and months.
eFtHfrs.-Among the movements go bols ordi-
nary Ohio and prison at 2lhc 21Ac go do. extra
Ohio q. b. brandt at 22]c, cash; and 20 hhds.
drudge at q same terms-showing easier market
svo.RA-Wth a moderate enquiry from the trade,
there have been l5o hhds Cuba disposed of at 4&c.
54c.; and 10 do Porto Rico at 4Zc 5Hc
T,Liow.-A further lot Of $500 lbs. prime changed
hands at 40 . re, cash.
TiN -Banca slabs we're In good request and held firm
ly al q &c usual terms.
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On Saturday evening November L. Miss Masy CLARK
neral Tuesday afternoon October at O'Clock from
the residence OF her aunt, Mrs Ellen Stark, No. 100
Greenwich avenue.
ON Monday, November 3, MARY ELrsx, daughter Of
Edward and Monica Burk, aged months and Is days
The relatives Ind friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from the residence Of her
father 80 Greenwich street at O'Clock this ruesdsy)
afternoon.
Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade,
Death came with friendly care
The opening bud to heaven conveyed,
And bsde IL blossom there.
In New York November 5, at half past O'Clock P N.
after hort Illness NsrHASI.L g. Williamson, son Of
William Williamson, Of Bedford, westchestcr county
Fureral services this day, (ruesday) at halfpsst 3
o'clock P.M at his late residence ls McDougsl street
h remains Will be taken in the country for internent
The friends Of the family are requested 20 attend with
cut further notice.
ON sunday, November 2 BESsAHS. infant son Of Ben.
jtmn and Jane Underwood, sged months.
The uerds Of the family respectfully invited to at
teId the funeral without further invitation, Tuesday
November st half past clock AN from 1873 Adams
street, Brooklyn. His remains will be taken 10 Oak Hn
Cemetery.
On Monday morning, November 8, JonS BRAnARD
His remains wiz be taken to Hsddam, Connecticut for
inttrment.
On wednesday, October a JoHS srorr, a native Of
KincaIdineehire, Scotland, aged Al years.
Ills remains taken to Greenwood Cemetery
Aberdeen, (SB papers viii please copy.
ON Monday morning November g. Of scarlet fever,
Lawns A the only son Of Reuben and Frances NJ Price
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral Wednesday afternoon,
at O'Clock from Twenty hrst street Gowanus Brooklyn
ON sunday evening, November HANNAH, reiot Of the
late Thomas Burns, aged c.
Her friends and those OF her sons John and Thomas
Burns respectfully invited 10 attend her funeral this
tTusdsy) afternoon at O'Clock from the residence OF
her son in law Moses Allen No 1l6 Eldridgs street
At Mazatlan, Mexico the 9Th OF october last, Of
bilious fever WHrTos TALBOT, III Is Ms Consular Agent
for that port and son Of the late Samuel Talbot Esq,
Roscrea Ireland
ON November Q, MANY J.Ng, only daughter Of Nathan
and MaIga whitley, aged l3 months and IS days
On Octoter IL In Marshan county Kentucky, Mrs
HAnAur SNYDER WuTos, wife Of the Rev. Alonzo We'll
ton. Of this city
In this city, on Sunday morning, November q Bss-rr
infant daughter Of Aaren II. and Maria Louisa Bean
aged months and IL days
The funeral Of NsrHANrL W rnIrr will take place
Wednesday at O'Clock M from the residence Of his
mother, No. Broadway.
His friends and the friet ds Of the family respect
fully invited 10 attend, without IA -ther Invitation
The New York herald., 1851-11-04

the Fugitive Slave Law in Governor Wood. end hos
tiity to the admission Of California In Gsverner
Quitman or Governor Mcdonald. He does not
think that the secession doctrines Of jefferson DA-
Wis, or the free soil doctrines of John Van Buren.
are the least impediment to the most hAruonious
cooperation with them long ss they swear by the
name of democracy. Mr. westeott see ms to look
not willing to accept q denomination in lieu Of .
principle. For our own part, We think Mr. West
cott the more nearly in the right. Names are not
things, and We cannot well understand upon what
good reason men can continue to cooperate who ss-
sentially differ In opinion, why our worthy neigh
Dor should be SO excl edingly careful extend TO
Wood, Van Buren,, Mcdonald, and Quitman, an
immunity which he withholds inexorably from eli
wings
The New York herald., 1851-11-04


Nov 3-Ch1g, q MSiny-.4ecidentsi Death.--rhe
case Of John Coser William smith George Mills Robert
Craig, John Lamb, JAIME. smith. and Thomas Fouvard,
seven 81 the crew e. the ship Richard Asop who
arrested on Saturday lt by Mr. Marsha Jr Of the
Deputy Marshsls charged with endeavofing 10 make
revolt brought for examination before the Com
missioner, when all partie. being ready Mr. Ridgvsy
the part Of the United States stated that o'clock
In the afternoon of October 2ist all hands called
duty, and they refused with the exception of
soon sfervards the captain went among them and
quested each one by name 10 turn TO- which every
refused, some of them using violent and thre
lspgusge atSP M II became necessary to wear ship
vhich vas done with the aid Of passengers; at nine
the following morning, the exigeBces of the ship
gured some 70 go sloft AMI accordingly the doctor
Mr. David Mc0ee volunteered 20 the necessary
service and In doing he fell from the maintop sa
yard TO the deck breaking three ribs his left arm
producing mush internal injury which the cause Of
bis death In Eve and q half hours Afterwards he re
msitin In state Of insensbil,y from the time the
accident until the moment of his death Although four
others Of the crew subsequently, returned to their proper
duties these seven prisoners continued to set s de
hance the masters authority and comms nds refusing 10
perform any service ship board during the
succeeding days Of the voyage up 10 the arrival Of the
ship In New York and In Captain Post
compelled 10 employ eight Of the passengers assist
getting the ship into port Throughout period of bois
ferrous weather Upon this statement Of facts By Mr.
Ridgvsy the prisoners counsel Mr. Donohue consented
TO q formal commitment, without going into any evi
depee. The sceused were accordingly committed for
trial