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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-26

Vim. FL Hardgroye charged with shooting David b. 'ridg:
ford some weeks Rockets examined before the
Hastings Court Friday last and discharged Mcssrs.
r. G. Scott and W. W. CruinP were counsel for the ac-
cused-Joseph Mayo for the Commonwealth. We UNDER
stand that Brdgod has recovered from the effects OF his
wounds.
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ADDITIONAL pARTICLLARs.

NV Yong Arc. 22-1he New YORK p'Pe',
morning contain lengthy accounts u the layani ''
and the Lopez expedition. l,af?ch's ' ni, men, u
the 18th near Cubano-, with about ~ t,.1 nv III:
count says that they immediate! g;"h ,cccg1:
Of the surrounding country. the sP',s nm, e.,e!g.
he threatened the Inhabitants Of rosas f,bt cct.
unless they aided him. Subsequent! Is. on
the i6era H coec,rd near CuDanos VIII; 'n ne" We
ing it, but were prevented by the san.it' i" d:i
sued, in which the patriots were csie''''
the mountains. - Havana d
The party who were captured ana ~. n, The III.
ted To escape in small bonls aul "ts and Lopei b.
engagements on the 18Th, in each Of whe' ,s ~
defeated with great loss. On The l3n, ~. view d
wards Diego 1lunez and Cubanoa WIZ ~, favored
ing the fort a, the latter place. Some ~ before
there in small launches and were cap'Aeo'
BY the Habanero.
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IncTeoSe S3I54S 81
It will be observed that the increase in the receipts for
freight is much greater than in those for passengers
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-01-29
Advice 20 Yonng Lawyers.
: HON. Joseph sronY.


Whene,er you apeak. remember every cnuse
StIlntsioton eloqnence. but stands ON laws
PtesnafH in matter. in expression brief,
Let every ser tenee stand in bold relief;
On trifng points nor time nor taleuts waste,
Asnd oftnee 10 learning and TO taste; .
Nor deal with pompous phrase; nor e'er suppose
Poetic flights Belong To reasoning prose.
Loose dec clafnation inUy deceive the crowd,
And seemamore striking asit grows more loud
But sober sense rejects it with disdaiR, 'f'At'
As auught ont empty noise. as weax'as vain.
The lroih OF words, the schoolhoy's vain paradt
0f hooksland cases--hll his stock in trade-- '
Thepert conceits, the cunning tricks and play
0tlaw attorneys. strung in long array. y 'iiU
The iHseeInlys jest. the petuleht reply. 'e
That chntters on, and cares not how or why, u
Studbus siVoid--unworthy themes totsodn, 'a
They sink the speaker and disgrnce the naH;
like the laIsa lights by flying shadows oast,
Source seen when present, and forget when past
Beginwith dignity; expound with grace
Each ground Of reasoning in its proper place;
Let etrrlef reign throughout--each topic touch,
Nor urge its power too littlc or too much fs,
Give eileh strong thought its most Attractive view
I4ilicton clear, and set severely true, ..,75lt
Andas the Arguments il splendor grow, s,y
iet elcli reflect its light on al below, a., .,.,.
When q The close arrived, make no delays
ByHelty fourishes, Or verbal plays, :. ,+..,,.. +
Ist slint the whole in one deep solemn strain,
Like a sirbhg current Fastening to the main.
tAMBArGE. 1882 4 F+H.tt ff5
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POETRY T. : ST. lsils
THE;CoOD oLD PLow.

.a
let tbetn sing who may OF the battle fray, -"
And the dcesls that have long since passed;
r. Let them channt in praise OF the tars whose days
Were spent on the ocean vast.
i would RENTER to these all the worshipyou please
| would honor them even now; a. ...4
sBnt I'd give FAR more from my hearts full storI
fTo the ctuse Of the Good Old Plow.
Let them laad the notes that in music float,
g Through the bright and glitteripg hslisi
While the amorous twirl OF the hairs bright curl
Round he shoulder Of beauty falls;
But nearer TO me is the song from the free,
st And the rich and blossoming bough,
%. these are the sweets which the rustic greets,
f9A AZ he follows the Good Old PIow. q ~
Full many there be that daily sec. =
y Witt ii selfish and hollow pride, "a vi,
Who the plo,ighmnl:'s lot, in his humble cot,
with scornfdl look deride; '...... n.
But I'd rather luke, ave, q hearty shake,
. Prom his hand than to wealth Id bow;
sFor the honest grasp OF his hans's rough clasp
II as stood by the Good Old Plow {t +, a,'r,
All honor be then to those gray old nen,
When at last they IRE bowed with toll,
Their warfire then DER, they battle no more.
FOR they've conquered the stubborn soil;
And the chaplet each wears in his silver hi irs,
gaARd meier shall the victBr's brow, 7tftN. .H
With laurel crown to the grave 90 down, &
- Like the sons Of the Good Old Plow. ''H "t
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TIE RAHsONEEEaS IlOGsl

Fbe Lyons cdiligeneei was just goingsao
start from Geneyag II climbed omtihe roof,
and chose my seat nextioibe postllian ;llhefe
Waslstill atyaeant seat, and the pointer, after
closing the door ofthe coupe called \ Nian~
sieur Defmannp'} A tall young man, with a
German style Of lcountenancepsa psadsanred.
boldina in,hisarms alarge greyhound, which
he Yninly tried 10 placegon thearooGsfl III Z
II "Monsisufsn said he, addressing me, twill
yon have the kindneas 10 take my aogfN Il
" Bending over | took hold Of iths animal,
and placed him on lhe straw AZ my feet. sstI
that be wore n handsome silver
cplar, ou which the following words ReFe
tsstefullEi engrHgedi--Bsaisv-L belong. to
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aH DOE fs8NEEfEE Ffg7FTT FTTTT " fs}tkt
Arrival of tlse HI. sss Ship Rrebis.

Longest Cruise on oniRscopd y Seot 1Forfaiitv
60 Visit TO Japas--- heledse of Aaieyicag
ioe Prisoners. saft4iiss9 4tih lp9'e' lAt fs'ail
THE U9 8. slip PfebIs, Com. Glynnn.. !. II. 4.
rived allNsw YMk .on Thursday, from S,p
francisco, via Vaiparaiso, afier.a fel,,arkable
cruise. She sailed from New Yotrk ii l1s46
as . convoy 'bf'Sievensoa's regimen. Amer
the Mexlcan war. she went IL China stop.
ping at sevefal portsofthe' Sandwich lsInajiss.
Subsequently she. sailed for Japan. where
l6AheficaE shipwfecked AnusTTicann II seamesr, senYasl,
we're imprisoned or this will die New,l
York Herald shys: ailf fiise isilt'a1ell'' A
3On her way 10 Japan, The lPrebfe ioucbeJ
atthe Loo Choo islands kin sdorl ii il,c3nn,- 3n
selves, yet dependencies I'll Japan Fof
gentle dignityuf manners, superior advance
menf IN The arts, and general ihlelhasncs.
the inha5itan's Of shis group ars by ioF she
most interesting nnaniiehisned nation Il. she
Pacific ocean. The Pfebie il tI3s liral 4 !.
nsriran man of var that kas ever visited
them AZ the Psshis Rsafed sha % cossi III
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b.W Wil afa sla peaEla al tsali faFnis III = Dses
IEighuu soiersl Bacaass shey ~ ssisaIs g ssIs
pally Miners ~
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AND INSTRUC UCTTVE FAMILY 5NEWSP PER
tppbp, lloetrp, Amnsemenls, &C.. a.
~GADlZ OHIO WEDNESDAY MORNINGS JANJJATY 30 1851

.1'5yni 20 issj sll ui .ua3 {s
'A.a g. ssfasa5w 5sU Ell'h1la
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-05
Correspondence Of The Baltimore san.

II
THE TEHCANTEPEC COMPANY.-I notice that Mr.
Benjamin. The President of The Feluanepcc Company has
published Card in the Union, which gives able view
the legal rights Of that company under the Gaay grant He
makes out his very clearly and there b. DOUBT
:at ii the grant had remained in English hands, Mcx
government would have continued u respect it, Is
transfer citizens the Unitc,l Sites and
will give the United States iuutimi in their county have
no doubt influenced Mexican Senate grant
1t Is said that an agent has gone from MrxrO 10 England
ncgut the resale of The II EngSh capitalists
who have beaten the bush may be glad catch the bird
Bur thu people OF New Orleans, wit. whom this impo.
question: permit this enterprise to flag
pass uu their hands
But Mr. Benjamin expresses the hope that better counSe
govern the Mexican authorities present
difficulties will be- IL il imprub BILE,
umJrcd that company WILL the runy season,
sumo operations in spite vi the d"crecs OF Mexico.
Mr.. BenJuin is here, also Is Gov. Letcher Minister
Mexico. The latter has recovered his health an WILL
said 10 Mexico
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-05

The Stanton Messenger describes visit 10 the Blue
Ridge Tunnel The Eastern mouth Of the Tunnel is about
half mile distant from the top Of the mountain AT this
end Tunnel has here been driven in about 23O feet and is
finished far it has gone Being constructed through
solid and exceedingly hard rock, il will require archns
The advance this end is about one foot per day.
the other end Of the work. the progress has been much
rapid the rock encountered being less difficult TO work.
This end Of the Tunnel has been carried in nearly 400 feet
making the entire distance completed little GOO feet
within less than year from the commencement OF this work
In this connection should be borne in mind that for long
time last the force employed very nconsderabe
and they only worked in day light There about 50
hands employed each end Of the tunnel half Of whom
are kept constantly work day and night SO that unless
much greater difficulties encountered than there is
present any to anticipate, the prospect is very fair
one that the work will be finished within less than four years
from this time very considerable of work has
been done on tho line between the Tunnel and Waynesbo
rough We observed the latter place that the bridge
South River il commenced The abutmens will be of lime
stone obtained several miles West of Waynesboruuoh II
remarkable fact although the Blue Ridge point
is one solid mass OF rock from its 5as. its top
il is fit for building purposes Aud it is exceedingly difficult
in many instances to the obtained in the noun
an even for cuvers the hoows and gorgcs which
the line of the road traverscs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-05
DEMOCRATIC NESTING IN HENRlCO.

Al meeting of the Democrats of the county OF Hcnrico
held the court house Monday last appoint delegates
the Democratic convention be holden Stanton,
Gath September next motion OF Root. Mayo, Mr. Caleb
Jones appointed Chairman and 1hos Rche Jr, Sc
cretary.
Mr. Rens offered the following resolutions, which
unanimously adopted
ResuIvr That the Democrats OF the county Of Henrico
cordially pond the call of the Democratic Stale Cen al
Committee hold Democratic State convention Staun-
ton, tn oath day OF September, and that this meeting
viii now proceed TO appoint delegates from this county to
the said convention
. Resolved Tha, Richard Reins Henry Cox, Jackson F.
Childrry, cambridge Ball, Samuel Ball, Ed. c. Harrison,
Thos J. West Charles Boswell Richard II. Loron james
Binfurd, Daniel E. Gardner John B. Young, DR.. John n
Powell, James L. Davis Absoom Blackburn VIM. Fl. Saun-
drrs, John F. Wrenn, VIM A. Garter, Samuel P. Philips
Nathaniel King James VIA Robert Courtney. Jacob Snecd
Walter Lenke Daniel Mathews, Samuel Cottre, ST., SAM
mel CoreIl Jr., William A. Dcerick, Thomas Rche Jr.
Dr. K. B. Lyme D w. Haxali, r. 4. Mayo, Albert Aiken
Caleb Jones \. F. Bowe, Dr. James Dove, Henry Miller
and John O. Godn be and they hereby appointed DELE
gates from this county, under the abnve resolution.
g. Resolved That general meeting OF the Democrats OF
this county be held Monday the lst day OF September
Chat bring dny) the Court House. The hour
OF l2Iclock nominate suitable person supported
by them their candidate for the county, ensuing Oc
ober election.
4. Resolved Tha, the Democratic papers in this city be
requested 10 publish the foregoing proceedings.
The meeting then adjourned until first Monday in Sep
TENDER. CALEB JONES, Chairman.
THos. RsrcHlx, j., Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-05

In another column will be found the proceedings of two
democratic meetings held at Newcastle the ith u
and Junction Store the 10Th ult. These meetings
the result OF the settled conviction the minds OF the
democracy OF the countless that have listened 10 the
syrcn song of the decUycr long enough, and that
I is high time for awake from political
lumber in which our opponents have found us nap
ping for time past. Union is strength and upon
this platform III Srnsc, the democracy of Virginia,
ind indeed the whole Union have awa Stood and
the .iuund the democracy .! BUtrnurt and Craig
stand in the coming election. When they united
They are vincihe bat wen divided one nj all can OYER
come rs vi this fact illustrations wanting. Oar
pnonens in the counties greatly in the minority,
md their only hope get hold of bune is
DuarrI b. tween those whom il properly belongs They
every rssbr create division and disaircnn in
,r ranks an ncnever they find blcksilng sinner
in the church, they eI over him with exceed
Ing great ioy-[ F:ncasHe Democrat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-05

We publish this morning nominations OF several dlsln-
guished citizens for the Office OF Governor 1t Is proper mat
the claims for the important honor and responsibility OF car
ryng into effect the Government of the State should be
fully and fairly though coureously justly, canvassed be-
fore their Ofcouse uncommittcd as
TO the proper man be selected AS in the Presidential race
we shall cheeruly sustain any whom the Democracy
may select having doubt that they will nominate good
and true men, Let tho claims Of all be fairly presented and
when the nomination shall have been made the whole party
will rally around the candidates with union harmony and
enthusiasm The Democracy Of Virginia will never allow
new Constitution for this always Democratic State to be put
in movement under the auspices Of any other than Demo
cratic Executive.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-05

Our venerable friend John Warrock more comes
round with his valuable "Virgina and North Carolina Alma.
mack for the year of our Lord 1882 calculated By David
Richardson of Louisa county, Virginia. In addition
usual collection Of quaint anecdotes moral apohegms and
practical suggestions the present number contains the
all the Staes-he census in detail OF each county in
Vrgnia-the number of whites in each county who
read WRITE and the amour, OF school fund in each
ty-aso an explanation of the different used in Alma.
macs, relating to Astronomy, Chronology. &C., sc. May
friend Warock live many years to record the mutations of
the seasons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-05
Jufl.siEnClAL REtUiiD.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

MrSDAY, ArGrsT 4lSol.
TOBACCO.-The market is without any miteril chnn@e
since last report though thought the marker Mon
ddS showed animation particularly Tor manufacturing
.ors Thursday and Friday last The raIf which,
NcdGesday last regarded here gecil tel
some parts OF the tobacco region Virginia ad Norm
Carolina very limited extent not making the nd wei
than inches. The lnsuectuns, comparetwth The
,st year the time, list August show ia1ng oil OF
cyl hhdS. While the deficiency Is very great, would be
much greater the weights ol the hhs inspected TINS year
had equal 10 The average weight oi last and add
tins the gu intiiy OF tobacco inspected rIrc bv Ia
KIN. oil putting the Inspection marks one place,
though the tobacco regularly buJncdl an Inspected
and counted another place would Increase consldcra
bic extcn! the nominal deficiency.
n. NJ. MARTIN 4 co.
Sales Of 81 hhds Tobacco by n. NJ. MARTIN Co since
Friday last: 10 Ihos Carroll, Qugsj 81 81 IS, u
III IS Lat II 3D. OF II, At II ~. Is and II 50 W l.
Thornton days ana common Leaf 81 62 Stand 81
K Boyd - 81, o. 10, lat 10 IS, II and Il 10. K
Srarn Sll So + larry 81, 5, 2at9 so I 81 and 10
| ri Boyd 81. DR. p Hawkins 50 25 = + Aston.
s. g. Eat 49, 1t 10. Cat 10 25 10 75 Fat L. II 50 and
Ii IS. Lra s. 25 10 25 nj II IS and a2 so. NJ
Edmunds sl T. nIris 81 IS g. 2al 9, IS ana
9G!. | W 4 Eaton $40 80. | Is f. Jlnkns Sll 50. Il II
White sl3 -. Mis- n Bullock Sli q! and 1850.
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y. NJ. MARTIN L CO.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.


WTlEAT.-White 924 cts. months; 50 IT'S cash. Red
81 !! i mc.ihs; IS cash.
ELOUK->uI.s Scnt'svile and Richmond n, 81 for old,
inspected. iew bbs Of have been sold at ~;
extra s.. Supply very light and no deiand except lor
home consumption.
CORN.-65 cents per bushcl.
CORN MEALS cents.
OAIS-i5 cents per buslel.
RGE-15 10 80 cents.
FlSH-llsrnss, New No Cut 81 !. Gross s.;
Roe Sc ST u; MursercL No g. S5G 54 No S6S St
40. |, SJs 90. Shad-none in market.
I.ARD-Ncw, in barrels 10. cts. Kegs l0h5 IL.
BAcON-Plmc Baltimore Sides 81 cents. Shoulders
=. Il s. market firm with small stocks
CONTRIBUTIONS new crop Lasnayra 9'a To w cents;
Rio g! To cents.
SuGAR-Ncw Orleans 81 a cents Porto Rico 81 q
MOLASSES. Cuba is held at 81 % cts. New
Orleans, irn II, 80 cts. rc-boI'ed 81 cts.
ItUN-i'. Iun 81 To 80, according quality; Swcec
sg5 PEI to English 50; lcicgar. Richmond mandatory,
o5; Up Coz try Bar So ii 81 according /" quality.
SrEE'. -Americau o!istcred 81 Us 10 ~ per ION.
LlME-:iIes Dock 81 l2E; from store 81 2j.
SALT-From store 81 90; sales from wharf 81 3D.
PUrArOES-SI'es AT 81 % Tor Mercer; yellow asl l2h
CA,.DLt:S-:5pcrn Candies i3ll L.; Tai lUal2; Hulls
Patent Is C; Al a tine % c. per b. JacESons patent IL:
SOAP-tticnIrond anu New YORK. SSaUc.
SPiRlFS-Cognac Brandy 81 - rs; Rochelle 81 35s
So American proof 33c; ;t proo 5Oa55 Apple scarce 55c;
SicilrIJrd Rectifcd Whskcy n cents; y. t. Rum %
50 ca. Cincinnati whi-key II 2,& cts.
acknowledgements Si6l47i patasonlan S3G,37 per ton
of 1900 los
HAY-Norrhern, in bacs--lrom wharf 10 cts; from
81.
BEESW AX-Wancd AZ u cts per ID.
T;AS-Imperal i5aI5c per iO Gunrowier IS | 10
Young Tyson }DaIjc; Black % b9 c.
SOLE LIZ lfiES-tlcniucS tanned, good, Is ala cts.
damaged Halls cts
RlCE-Ncw crop 81 81 cents.
HlDES-tireen sailed ~ cents per ID. Cali sacd7s
cts Ia 81 each.
SHOr-5s a 6 cents perb.
CDrrON-l2a r.: cents.
NAlLS-3 81 c,s.
FEATiIEiS-55 cts. and receipts small
SEEOS-ND Clover nr Flax IN GlafHet.
1n,1
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.iiA.iiNE ss,,RAl,
PDRi Dr hit;t Nj

PUN Or hIEH NVNT. AIE I>I =
ARRIVED
Srhr Mary Johnson, hnrun, B,,l0a.
Scur Harriet CnAnilcr, Lvnru, Bangor.
Schr IL ,nnan ana Ao!IiIi. Crin", Can len.
Schr Providence. Pa Fer. Baltimore.
Scnr Zenbueo, TrAvc.s, Etiumo4c.
SAILED.
Shrr Juliet, Baker, B.>r,n.
S.nr li-nrlcU, ID ,Lgc New York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-05

Jonathan UIc0lt Of HtTtlord aged % years. KlsweIl
Miller OF Windsor, aged 90 years and Thomas s. Bishop,
Of Avon aged about 80 yearsa revolutionary pensioners
rode ia the procession in this city The 18th of July Be-
fore the month ended all three OF them in their
graves Mr. Ocott died The 18th Of July Mr. Miller died
on the 2Sh and Mr.. Bishop about the 25ih They
passed through the trying OF The revolution together
and in the month"; and within few days Of the time
which they side hv side in the and the cs
live hoard upon the 18th anniversary OF their Nations lnds
pendence remembrance OF The glorious days of The Rev.
r,ion they together gone peacefully 10 Homo.
TO The names Of the old PdtTiots.-l Hartford Times.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-05

4 UNIVERSAL MORAL PANACEA.-thc fanke
Blade proposes following remedy for the Ills oi life In
rsh and spirit COMPOSED OF earss plants and roots, 'hlc
i taken without wry face, will make any respectful
and happy.
Leave off drinking.
Leave of smoking.
Leave off chewing.
Leave oil swearing.
Leave the . halls nlnnc.
Pl mt Your pleasures in the home circle.
Plant your business in some honorable employment.
Plant faith in truth.
Root Your habits in industry.
Root your feelings in brnevOence.
Root your affections in God.
For directions see the Iy Scriptures, and bcwre OF
counterfeit reeds, and qGnck Ihe"l"gthns.
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:uI,OItTAS'r.

Il 10 p.nvidr To- Ic Iutrr Wants anu c"H"EE' "I "
al IN, .,,n tee every whI tfoI'rftk
IN. ,,uy. II ,luu. iir ssh ai-u q" ever slave ""i',
lu.ei t.alst iu-r, Which Tie '!"hin "i his slaves """
,.u 10 accom-, 'it-r irp'Iah! 'tJrc'~ lie i'"''
IN, IN sure crr. aud available means it": "h -,
III ,.c srtIa. whrn II "a" tie "'r''r" "' 'N
hi, .r,,,I in I'm" National SAFETY i'i" l.>!rd'"r
I.nn,,v mi. COMPANY h,- cr;ct n chatter
SAFE OF pcnnsyIvraia ~ ISL aHa Is oua!ta "n ne W
Jrul Stock principle IL cash capital i s&''"G HON
,r,nr, .,r.rf tI.a rluI!t D!l ~ the AE"Gc Ia EtH
-, I,,,- Row l;,n stree. nrXlio lol"r Cook office.
y r. PIup!lc,s containing iu 2aiicuiirs' ~ pr .nf''
tbs 10 all persons dcs:ll"s iioit"''n Oh ne ,.rc, ~
personally or b, le!fr,i" =. u hAi' ~, d
General Asei; and Medical Examiner. HrD.o'a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-05
PRICES OF STOCKS SIN RICHMOND,
cORRGcrgO WEEKLY NY JOHN a. LANcAhrER.
BALTIMORE MARKETS Auy %

baLIIMUhE MARkElS, aug - T. NJ
The flour market st"idv. Sales OF 400 tts Howard
Street, frcs! ground al 81 l2H.
Sales nf 400 bbls City Mil, ~ prices not transpred.
Sales II i" good prime red wheat at 81 SIC, while
do Is So, and family flour Do % = 9Sc.
Sales Of yellow Corn at IS Coo; white G2 n 64c.
Groceries steady. Sales :" Rin Coiiec al 81 9c
WhiskeY BE in hhAs and bic in kOs.
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n1s.srRnrS EIRE-IATER EROM TEXAS-

DISASTRUIS FIRE-LA Ell + NUM- IF.kAS.
New ORLEANS, July 3l.-The fire at Agiers opposite the
city, was very Destructive there being thirty buildings
sumed four despatch says hity person. burned but this
Is probably mistake Of the wires)
Advices from Texas TO The 26h inst have been received
Beyond the continuation OF Indian troubles the
not important The crops very promising The
ship Union will sail 10 morrow, for New York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-05
NEW Work MARKETS Arg .

FLouR'rar market Tor Western and State is easier with
sales ol $40 brs 81 iU6, for State; H. TX and
for ono 81 - for Mchig nasty at IN" former price
Southern Flour j. dull sales u $50 bbs ut f25
iRAlS-WheIt il in large sul'y, and the market conn.
Corn il in moderate drHand and the
purchaser. Sa.cs Il 900 bushels As 81 cts for damaged
IS cents Tor Northern Yrpw-Sdles vi Northern -
pnt.
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LATEST hWS BY THE TELEGi
I CIt PETNH IVI l.IC INICTIitlUtlI F,uUlllTrY
~ bALT'M'RE, Arc :
,ATER FROM EUKODE

The sIeameiuropa, with 90 pa-sragrr. ar,i,.
fax to-day e left Liverpool on tie 26ih JI.
during the wk declined nearly I: cent. rt. ~
sales i6 600 les. OF which exporters aud sheen, :,
10 1000. Sa OF flavre 9 900 bales
Breadsrmhad slightly improved Sugar was J..
downward ldrncy. T"bIcco quiet Conso!, h,,,
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JNpORTANT FROM HAVANA,

New ORLEANS August lS5-Later accounts from fla-
yana bng intelligence III Trinidad and Filn Clara had pro-
nou ced against the Government Lopez is still here.
spatc from, Cincinnati that large Of young
men are ready TO Join expedition ~ Cuba.