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LATEST NEWS
BY LAST EVENINGS MAILS.
THE SYRACUSE TREASON.

4
The telegraph has already reported the arrest at
Syracuse of Ira H. Cobb, J. Moses editor of the
Standard, Stephen Porter, Al butcher, Amis Da-
Wis, all white, and a colored named Brown and
about fourteen Others for aiding in the rescue OF Jet-
ry, on the LIST OF October. They were taken We'd
nesday 10 Auburn for examination and he'd to bail in
$1,000 each.
The following despatch to the Baltimore American
will apprise the reader of the prompt and vigorous
President Fillmore has taken to vindcate the
supremacy of the law:
WASHINGTON, Oct Is.
teegraphed you specially lew days ago that the
President had determined to vindicae the supremacy
of the law with regard to the Syracuse rioters Since
them the oftlcia report OF the District Attorney has
been received, fully confirming the newspaper accounts
and stating that the military willing to have sup
ported the Marshall had it not been for the express
written order to heir Colonel directing them to dis
band. The President has, in reply to this communi-
cation given the most positive instructions to General
Lawrence, the United States Attorney, to prosecute
the offenders all hazards and to the fullest extent
being determined, he says, that under his admnsra
ton neither the Constitution the Laws shall be
trampled upon and violated with impunity This let
Ter oil the President when published will create pro-
found impression.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGEN NOE,

IL.
TIL following was received at Liverpool from Lon
dom by electric telegraph the eve of the departure
of the Atlantic.
Reception of RosSuth.-The excitement at South
ampton respecting the arrival there O. K0ssuth and
his companions, continues undated, he may be
expece ed about the 9th 9TH inst. 1t arranged that
upon the occasion of his being presented with an adj
dress by the city of London, he will proceed to the
Guild Hall, in open carriage with Lord Dudley
Stewart.
The A3ctic Erpcdition- Pulen landed
at Deal on Thursday from the Hudson Bay compauy's
ship Prince OF WAKES, after carrying most peril
Gus search for Sir John Franklin, in the Arctic Seas
in 1919 and 1850
Failures IN Gtasgo1c.-The Times mentions that let
tiers from Glasgow yesterday, state among other things
the suspension of Messrs. Slater & Co., and Benson
merchants and brokers, with liabilities amounting to
100000.
Ossjan E, Dodge, an American vocalist, has crea-
ted some excitement in England, by offering $4,000
for the Crystal Palace one day and night soon after
the close Of the Exhibition, for monster concert
AUSTRIA AND TURKEY.-Accordmg to a letter from
Vienna in the German journals of Frankfort, 1.-The
Austrian Government, to mark its dissatisfaction al
the release OF Ko<suth, had determined to demand
from the Ottoman Porte satisfaction for he prosecu-
ton of the Christian population Of Bosnia, and had
resolved to enforce the demand by assembling body
of troops the frontier of Turkish Croatia and Her
ZegoVIne.
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DESPERATE ENCOUNTER WITH A NEGRo-A few
mornings since Mr. Gusfavus Jarvis started from his
residence, short distance west of Mrs Bullock's
quite early hour, for the purpose of attending to
some business at the Depot of the Central Railroad,
before the cars left. As he approached Mrs Bullock
residence, he observed a negro man climbing over
the wall which surrounds her garden; few minutes
afterwards he the fellow leave the enclosure with
a bag filed with something bulky, and walk towards
the city a rapid pace Mr. Jarvis followed and over
took MIN in Franklin street.
Suspectng that the fellow had stolen something, he
seized him by the collar, and demanded 10 know what
the bag contained The negro stated that it contained
cabbage which he had obtained honestly, of course
Mr.. Jarvis charged him with stealing them, and told
nm he must go to the cage. To this the negro de-
INJURED and finally told Mr. Jarvis If he did not release
him, he would cut him with knife Suiting the action
TO the word, he jesked loose and aimed to cut Mr.. j.
on The arm wllh razor blade which he had fastened
INTO wooden handle. Fortunately the blade did not
penetrate through the sleeve of Mr.. Us coat The
gro then dropped his bag and ran, Mr. Jarvis pur
sued and again overlook him. when the negro turned
round, seized Mr. J. and again attempted cut him.
In the tusse which ensued, Mr. Jarvis threw the ne
gro 10 the ground, AMI pnIoned his right arm so as
to prevent nm from using his weapon. This scene
occurred about O'Clock nhe morning, IN an untTe-
quAnted part of the city. No assistance at hand,
his own saiey-nav, his fs-deaended upon con-
quel1ng the fellow. So, whilst keeping him down
with hand, he managed with the other to
draw small pocket knife and open one of the blades.
lie plunged the blade into the negros neck taking
care in doing 50, to yoid the main artery. As
as he succeeded in getting the blade into the fellows
neck, ana mus convincing him that his life was in his
hands, the negro Welded and begged him not to kill
nm Alter getting his and other particulars as
to his whereabouts, Mr. j. released him. During the
DAY he informed tine police OF the circumstance, and
told them where the fellow could be found. OF course
he was promptly taken into custody, and yesterday
upon being Brought before the Mayor sent below
Tor punishment. The fellows slave, but we did not
learn to whom he belongs
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct. to.
The department of state have received information
from the American Legation at Madrid that the Span
ish Government have Transmitted to Messs. Aguerre
& Galway, at New York, the of six hundred and
seventy-seven dollars for fees illegally exaced by the
board of health.
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FIRE.-A fire occurred last evening about halt past
O'Clock, IN wooden shed situated alley in
rear Of MIR. VIM Tayior's store, short distance be-
low the Old Market. The shed was used by MIR. T.
as hay house, stable &c. A large quantity of hay,
together with Mulch cow. was consumed.
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New YORK. Oct. is, 10 2 M.

New YORK Oct. is, 10 P M.
The steamers Asia and Humboldt, Which sail to-
morrow for Europe, will take out but small amount
OF specie.
The Rescue and Advance, belonging to the recent
Arcuc expedition, are laid up, subject to orders from
government, In case it should decide to the
search for Sir John Franklin next spring.
The steamer Roanoke has arrived from Richmond,
Va
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THE ITALIAN OPERA TROUPE

nT, BALTIMORE, Oct. II, P. NJ.
Maretzec's Italian Opera Company are here and
their first entertainment has created quite turore
amongst the lovers OF music. All the tickets were
very large.
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CONSUL TO HAvANA,-The Washington Telegraph
says that neither Mr. James B. Walton, nor Colonel
Langdon of the Mobile Advertiser has been appoint
ed to the Havana Consulshp, though both gentlemen
are prominently spoken of in connection with the Of
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Drawn Nos. Of Monongalia, No. lss-october LIST:
&c 9 40 20 AZ 70 SIS 81 Is Al 49,
Tickets Nos 81 TO- prize S2o9 sod Land snd paid
Drawn numbers Of Monongalia, extra No lI9, Oct. 4:
rs So SO IS IS e. rs 56 70 80 65 e.
Ticket Nos. SO s. Ca prize OF $2o0} Sod and
19 IS S. of 1875 paid BY.
STRATTON.
Drawn numbers Of Hlonongalia. No. lss-Oct 4th
4 40 Sc 46 81 65 10 10 26 81 rs Al.
BY y t'A'' -'''' - - ~ '''N' " y sTRATToN.
Sc Is IS IS "A u 25 46 20 Sc l6.
bv ''N'' Va go ~ " '4N STRATTOH. CIV
Drawn numbers Of Monongalia No i39-Oct 9Th:
45 so 81 II 81 4S 43 Ga 10 20 81 II rs.
Whole Nos II 81 prize OF $1,000 Sold and paid
Ticket Nos . ID 49, DO DO 9'g sffR x
Drawn numbers of MonongaIia, extra, No. 1875
Is SO 10 rs Is l8 % SO SO % 70 80 81 65.
T p N do s % % IS Tive sold and paid by
sTRATTON.
Drawn Nos OF Morongaiia, extra No I27-Oet. 14th:
II 80 63 81 so % 60 70 30 Is 10.
/ ''NS' N 0' IL % 90 -''N '''N '1i s5TRATToN.
Drawn numbers of MonongaIia, No l46-Oct IA:
SO 40 80 65 % 81 As "a IL So "a 10.
Ticket Nos 80 20 GA prize of 500, sold and paid
W Drawn Nos. of Monongalia, No III, Oct l5th
So 70 so &c 65 70 } 40 % - 46 ST 81 S. IS.
Whole Nos. 40 90 81, prize of $780, sold and
paid by STRATUM.
Drawn Nos of Monuongalia, Elk, No. 1873, Oct. 10th:
II 81 Al 50 "a 81 II IS So %.
Drawn Nos. of Monnongalia, No. l4S, Oct 10th:
a. IS IS 5 % % Is 60 As Y 81 49,
STRATTON.
SATURDAY-M ouonqaIia, extra, No. 13l-Capi-
tai $1,000 10 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 81, halves
Soc, quarters 25c.
Virginia Monongalia, No $50, Oct. l8-Capital:
SI5 $50 O00 10 OF 1900 IL Of 500 800 OF $780, 10000,
1000 10 Of 1860, 25 Of ESQ, &c. IS Nos, IA drawn.
Tickets SO
Buyers are referred to my Register OF Prizes, to be
seen al the Office as proof of what have sold; and
every drawing continues TO increase the number.
Orders for packages certificates OF packages and sin.
Gle tickets in the above schemes in all the LOTTERIES will
Be promptly attended to- and drawing sent when re-
uuested Please address orders to
oc 10 N. STATION. Richmond. Va
RNN FIRKlNS NEW LARD. for sale.
ESp oc7 kJAS. WINSTON.
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ENGINEERS OFFICE
ORANGE 4 ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD,
Santstnhar Eli 1881

(
TITO CONTROVERSIES Proposals will be
4 received at this Office, until the LIST day of Ooto-
Der inclusive, for the graduation and masonry of the
Third Section OF the Orange and Alexandra Rail.
road, and of the Warenton Branch Railroad.
The length OF the main road now to be let completes
the line to Gordousvile distance of oct miles. The
length OF the Branch Road ia miles.
The work will be divided into mile Sections. 1t will
be for examina ton on and after the Goth inst Speci-
nc cations will be ready at the same time.
Bidders unknown to the undersigned, must produce
satisfactory testimonials.
BY order OF the Board;
~ NOTICE-The time for receiving proposal
for the above mentioned work, on the Orange and AL
exandra Railroad, is extended until the 10th October.
inclusive, ct which parties Interested will take notice
oc ltd t. c. ATKINSON, G E.
NY u CRUMP, BUILDER, corner Second
EAs and Leigh streets, is prepared to contract upon
reasonable terms for all descriptions OF work in his line.
His shop is on Second street, next below his dwelling
which is situated the corner of Leigh and End
streesO where all orders for building carpenters
work may be left. oc l4-5t
ZEE 4. II n. S. TALTAFERRO have re-
He moved their office on 18th street, next to Mavos
Bridge where they are prepared to fill all orders for
FLOUR, MEAL, and GROUND PLASTER, with
promptness. 15--dtf
QUESTIONABLE DANCING.-CHAS A.
Il McEVOY respectfully announces that his Acade-
my is open in the Exchange Hotel. DAYS of
tuon--For young ladies, misses and masters We'd
nesday afternoons, at o'clock, and Saturday morn
ngs, at III O'Clock. for gentlemen, Monday and
Thursday evenings, at - o'clock.
Mr. M. may be seen at the rooms any day in the
week. oc2
YEA T. SHUMAN, an old Philosopher, take
| we great pleasure in offering his services to tn
| citizens OF Richmond and its vicinity in Astrology
Physiognomy and Signs, and gives true, correct and
satisfactory information, having made predictions to
Napoleon in 1913, previous to his downfall in Moscow;
Prince Berandoite be King Of Sweden in 1872, &C.
He also refers the prediction OF the election OF Gen.
| TAYLOR to the Presidency. He be consulted in
matters of Love, Marriage and of the future of
life.
| TERMs-Ladies so cents, Gentlemen 81. Natigitiex
calculated according to Geomancy; for ladies, g. in
full, So Gentlemen, SO, in full, IS. His Office is on
18th street between MAN and Cary, I'd house from
Main Office hours from 9 o'clock in the morning
till 10 the evening se25-lm'
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HEAD QUARTERS lsT REGIMENT
VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS.

URDERS NIkGINIA VOJUN TEERS,
No. s Rjchmond, Oct 18th, 1851.
lst-'fhe Regiment will assemble in full uniform, at
the City Hall, for muster, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ,
on Monday, the goth inst.
2nd-Adutant Cabell and Quarter Master Iompkins,
having resigned their staff appointments, the same
are received, to take effect this date
3rd-Promotons and Appointments:
Walter Harrison, Esq, to be Adiutant, vice Cabe,
resigned
Abner Trabue, ofthe Chesterfield Light Dragons, to
be Quarter Master vice Tompkins resigned.
Peyton Johnston, of the Richmond Light Drag oons
to be Quarter Masters Sergeant.
WALTER GWYNN,
oc II Colonel Commanding
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SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 18th.
The returns of the Southern Congress election come
in slowly. Two thirds of the votes have been cast
against secession.
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Charles GiIpin, Wing, was e-elected Mayor of tn
city of Philadelphia on Tuesday last. He obtained tn
handsome majority of 5,l76 votes.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, Oct 17.PM.
FLoUR-Sales to day of 2OD bbls. Howard street
Flour at So 81! and OF 600 bbs City Mills of s3 871
as last quoted
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct. I6
The ship Gertrude, from Havre is ashore at the
South West Pass. Her cargo has already sustained
material damage.
TIE City Councils of New Orleans are making pre
parations to receive Kossuth the Hungarian Patriot,
10 betting manner "'''''
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ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA AT BOSTON.
,r,....,. BosToN, Oct H. P. NJ.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday, the 10th, BY Rev James B. Tavor
Mr.. WILLIAM G. WAYNE, to Miss MARY E.
HASELTON all Of this CITY,
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-.sssssgssszz.-s,.. PIANO FORTES. GUITARS
El9ssssEsgsasgsss 6c.-P. H. TAYLOR is constantly re
" U Z Vceiving supplies of superior Plane Fo rte
from the extensive manufact ,iies
NUNNS q CLARK, and A. II. GALE & co.
New York. The Pianos OF the above celebrated ma
kers well worth the attention ofhe public as pos
sessng all the best qua ties of the best .akers They
have been sold with entire satisfaction to purchasers Tor
more than fifteen years at his Piano Forte and Music
Warehouse, and though taken from large numbe~
constantly being manufactured there was no particular
selection made in them for het remarkably rich tones
elegant workmanship and greet strength, these quail
ties are peculiar to all the instruments of the firms
above mentioned. Purchasers will derive no advan-
tageirom going North, as am prepared to sell on as
accommodating terms as can be had any where. My
assortment comprises instruments of 6, 81 and oc-
taves The latter are confidently offered superior to
any tor sale in Richmond Va. Meodeons furnished
to order and at short notice, on favorable terms.
Martins unrivaed GU ars with large assortment
Of imported instruments, plain and nlsid and ranging
in prices from SIS to $50, constantly hand together
It'll musical instruments and merchandise in great va
ety, and for sale at the only Music Store in the city,
100 Main street,
e20 Opposite the Banks
TwWORE NEW DRESS GOODS AT MAJ
I'VE LERT'S CHEAP STORE, No. Al Main St.
Just openiug and for sale at very low prices the follow
inc new goods for ladies' and children's dresses:
1900 yards rich figured Silks, very cheap
1000 do do changeable do do
800 do do plain a nd figured black Silk
$500 do do Cashmeres and Mouselines, cheap
1000 do Merinoes and Apaccas
SO dress patterns, Boomer Plaids
5000 yards Ginghams and Cacoes cheap
Will open tomorrow
1900 yards heavy A bleached Sheetng, only cents
5000 do do unbleached do do do
1900 do do GA do do only l2s cents
1900 rich worked collars, only one shilling
1000 yards white, red, yellow, blue and green Flan-
nes
500 rich shawls scarIs, and neck ties very cheap
1000 fine Linen Cambria Hdkis only l2k cents
| 1000 pairs mems women's boys and girls Hose
| Together with many other articles too numerous to
| specify all of which will be sold cheap.
| ~ Call soon for the bargains.
AUGUSTUS MAILERT,
| oc9 No Al Main street.
NOR TOBACCONISTS.-l bale fresh Italian
| L Annise seed, strongest kind
| 10 lbs. essential Oil Almonds English
50 baskets Olive Oil, sweet part in very large bottles
| Prime Tonqua Beans
| bbls Tobacco Flavor, prepared, &c.
| For sale by
oc Is DOVE, ISAACS & co.
MTOTICE TO CONTRACTORS RICH-
| lT MOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD. -
Proposals will be received until the 9Th inst for lay
ing the track from the Junction of the Richmond and
Danvle and South Side Railroad to the the end OF the
| 54th, section, distance and one-hird miles. Plans
and specifications of the work may be at the En-
| gineers office.
| BY order OF the Board of Directors,
ANDREW TALCOTT,
| &C l9-td Chief Engineer X d ID K X.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Oct. 16, P. M.
FLouR.-We note sales at o. l2a per bbl Market
dull.
In Grain, &c little doing, and no change to notice in
prices.
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g. FASHIONABLE FAIL AND, $50
n sa1 WINTER MILLINERY. %sissl1

g. FASHIONABLE FALL AND. ese~,e
b WINTER MILLINERY. %sa
MRS. G. PHILIP
would call the attention of her customers and the pub
lie generally TO her assortment of Millinery Goods,
which she is now opening at her rooms, No. SO Main
street, Mansion House. oc l5-dlw
ED edmond AND DANVILLE RAIL,
La, ROAD.-CHANGE OF HOURS.-On and af-
ter Monday, October goth, 1851, regular passenger
Train will run between Richmond and Amelia G. IL. ,
connecting at the Court House with Elagg Co.'S Line
Of Stages for Burksve, Farmv.le Lynchburg, Halifax
Court House, Danville and Milton. The Train will
stop for passengers only at the following points: Man
chester Rock Field Powhile, Robou's Coal Field To-
mahawk, Powhatan, Apponlattox and Scots Shop.
Leave Richmond everyday Except Sunday at A.
M: Returning leaving Amelia Court Honse athalf past
Up. M.
Children over g. and not over IL years of age, half
price to any point except the two first named.
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnished
with two passes, that be retained in the OIL
flee, and it must be expressly stated in the pass thG
they permitted to go on the cars.
A freight Train will leave Richmond every Tues
day and Friday-partieS forwarding freight by these
Trains must have the goods at the depot the previous
N. B. The Stage leaves the Court-House every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at half past A. M,
and meets the cars at the same point every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at 80 7. Nj.
For seats on the Sage, apply to Thos. E Sims at
the Danville Depot, Richmond To insure seats per-
sons be at the office and have their names enter
tered fifteen minutes before the cars leave.
A Stage will connect at Tomahawk Station for
Powhatan and Cumberland Court Houses.
oc II JNO. H. OSBORNE, Supt
WNT EAT WANTED--3 to 1000 bushels good
wv Wheat wanted for immediate delivery IN the
city or on James river, at good landing, by
oc II SHIELDS & SOMERVILLE.
61IGARS-l0yOO 900 Havana Cheroots, OF highly ap-
" proved quality, for sale by .-..,u,--,
oc II SHIELDS & SOMERVILLE.
NH ACKEREL.-6O bbls small tat No. 8 Mack
IVA erel
"a half bbls No2
l6 quarter do do l and2
| Receiving per schr Harriet, for sale by
| ocI7 WILLIAMS & BRO.
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RY EYNaElTNG5WON oODnIN.

Unjust SALE OF REAL Es,FATyE ON
4 FRANKLIN STREET in THE CRY OF
RlCHMOND.-By virtue of a deed of trust executed
by Richard Geias and Jane Z. his wife TO the sub
acber, dated The 18th Sept 1882 and recorded in the
Gerks office OF the County Court OF Henrico on the
2la day OF the Tlonth and year. for the purpose of
securing the payusaGlot of oney th erain men
toned, due TO Bernhard BrieI shall on MONDAY.
the 9th day OF October 1851 commencing a6 O'clock
P. NJ, proceed to sell at public auction, on the prem-
ses 10 the highest bidder, for cash. g certain lot of
land in the city Of Richmond bounded as follows to wit:
beginning at the coruer OF lot sold VIM Smith, On
the East OF street and running back On the line
OF said Smith rs teet, thence We8twardIy % feet 6
nches beng its back boundary line thence South ALONG
the line OF lot sold TO Il. kersey 72 feet 10 street
hence aiastwardly down street % feet to the be-
ginning, IS laid down By Richard Young on plan
mado by him OF James Browns, IT., property at the
instance OF the plaintiff, in the cause OF Br5pd vs.
Page, &c, which plan is returned and fled with the
Marshas report in said cause; aso ano her lot or par.
eel Of land adjoining the before mentioned in the rear
thereof known and distinguished On the aforesaid plan
by the number 81
Should the weather 6e such as TO prevent the sale
aforesaid at the time above mentioned then the
said sale will be continued from day TO day, aud to
commence at the hour until the same is effected
Acting as trustee, shall convey with special war.
r&nty only. LOFTIN N. ELLETT, Trustee
The property above mentioned ssuatad nearly op-
pos,te the Exchange Hotel, and has thereon large
hree-stofy brick tenement snd IS bonded OF the East
by the tenement occupied by M. James harrington as
a clearinghouse.
Sale conducted by
oo I6-dtd5 w. GODDIN, Auctr