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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-06
The PatifIc Railroad AZ.

Sr. LOUIS, July 6. 1851.
There an immense gathering to witness cere-
mopy Of breaking ground for the Pacific road All passed
Of pleasantly.
The health Of the city is improving There were only
20 interments yesterday IL Of which from cholera
The river is falling steadily.
Boil Southern teegraphic lines down.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-06
EnCNRsiCNs.

! A VIZ LING INCLUSION EXTRA TOg ONE WEEK
~ Cont,mIl.isd rsout the .itt q th raanth, the
sheals Some q te 1st expert whaeme the world
SSa .6 ' i h, 5 ana s,,a e ,s
nsntsel' 20 t,trad tie grsbd g -arln paehe. 70
,hs vhs' 's,a .. !si srss asiS.sy 81 ~Salss
shieh ell ln01n 60 lie Nsntuchc New Bedford aud
n'af ss', Is t'ss TIE geo. sI,@'r 1890
shS viii g be ore q ne Comu,t,s q Aaossuen,s viii
2cs q us psr Al pir,,s 70 bs wen ia tsis paper
a,t srs. y . ~ !. S,, ri e s. 70 all oar
~ hotta iest Henry Y sna DaRir webster viii b vh
e New ia, en-, New London Ne~por,, and Nss Bed
food The s'eemcr VIII be in port ,vsry risht.
ERAND SEA BATHING EXCURSION TO roRr H,-
~ milton aht toncy Islsnd.-The stsaahoss TROJAN
'mn'reos her ,veiirs trips at 9 O'Clock " from pier
.hresslSut isc ,cklS rs@es shirs col nd pis
sas ,ai vth &c e~erlnr bath will AIS boat soss
SO 81 ala 10 AN, sSd and each day. .'''' '''
EEANp ExcvEsioNs TO COMFY ISLAND. LAND
s ar 5 asSsu si' fRo5SN fS sp sss
nan vii t'he DALI rrans 70 ccuey sina the sea
!; 5sisa Sol, * s"f 3 g ard a. .,Esss
sorp'rs ,ltp f-On Fort haaii,os stssM '''''''
VuELtPGE ASp coyNoDIous STEAMER cara
-. ilNh Caf, W r. Peek con BE chartered for oycur
stree ~ - No ain. on board '''' ~ - '''f'
GR f.Ai. rxSuRsios by SEA 70 AND Faos PHIL
ri spssis ' ds S1P' s.ys'rS sin,.1 e
rs 5S'S.C sal ss ss sS9 81
steamer ptno cot vii leave the above ncr on
Ncdntstay July "a, at o'clock r. s. the Kennehss
on Idav July th - o'clock. r. H. (or mi. .jon,
snyl will ee gold from July 81 IntL H. ,usive
tMsthgfa can ~ y ~ Cape Nay, Philadsphs
shd ftgii - N.w-fofk BY either the abovo-nimsI
ooas NE ithttfrot end kernebCc Erst-cass cub
ahu sttrmtr evesv way qualifed sgrirpsd for tie
route he htst titoi m6y lay aside tb-r tears asl b.,
stcd ~ pfct safety and those Who apprccla rood
nf sna trranFcmehts will have thcir
oife On te ri'-, board tso boats 'pP" ~ 80
SUNDAY ENt VISIONS To rLUsnIs g.-FAEE u
=, ctnts esch vav.-tLe nav and bean,ir,i et.sme,
- ~ ti1l, taptan S'ss reyBolds will On AMI atay
S.naal' sHue 4ts u l.tyn Fulton natss siip AZ ~
"eict A. ~. 40 4 and - e. Roturniot 10 ,ve fl.sbt.,
az oitck 49, aui g., T. ". lending al the fo,t n
prom. fnt Itnth ftrl - Fast River faah vay. The
boit Tast q o'clock '''"'"s| ~
'I'mE ILCrlIs fTray 10 Staten ISLAND. FROM
erla ~ arJ Iaiiu To run their three tlorstt boags.
n 'ata're AID Gntee tLis ity son lay,
80 iti' Ls.r ~ ~ AN. to 60 Pm. morning and
Six ccnts. o. "' saw" N'''''-' '"'"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-06
Extensive Robberics from the Norfolk Navy
hard.


Large quantities CT stolen copper iron, ana other
terra l. fr, m the Navy Yard have been uud In the pos
session Of !. A. Spaulding hardware dealer, anil ID s.
Chinsy timer both respectable citizens OF Port mouth
They have been arrested well man named WILDER
and held 10 bail to answer the charge Of being accessory
with thieves.
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On Friday, July 4. by the R,v. Thomas wUFs Sir
JoiIH lrAvrr Junr 90 hi.s CAriusi,r U,rtF,t,nrr,
10th II Ills city. '''
On 1hurfdny July 9. 81 Calvary Church. by iIe Roy
MAY tsIoiIsr Wv Nur5. OF truhu-rh
..on The .tib n Juno. ~ the E"v Mr Yarrh.r1 Nr
city ~ - W"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-06

School connected with the T. H. Cha pin, society
will make Grand Pic Mic Excursion to Neptune
New Rochelle on Tuesday the 9Th inst in the steamer
kmrod, leaving foot of Hammond street. at A. cham
bers street. at IA NJ; and Fifth street, 8A NJ Dol
worths band the excursion Persons desiring
oau m al Neptu ne Tote
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-06

kick of all ntruders SO long the people
tinue to wear the unrvasd Boots, Shoes, and Gat
which kept in luch unlimited quantities. atty es and
finish at Mr.. L. s. BROOKS New York Boot md Shoe
poum 100 Fulton street. where OF
all kinds forIades gentlemen, misses youth aud children
ut unI recedenttd low prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-06

wien the cholera Is devastating the Whole Western aud
Southern country prudence dictates that should ooh
the prevention OF here rather than
afern hiss arriyed and kI better way
q wnrdpg OF tEs dretdfu than by wearing De.
FADGEks Medicated Apron, to be woIn next tho skin,
and covering the whole surface Of the bowels They
been extensively used In England and person
been known 70 have the cholera who hss Of them.
Thousands have been saved by u-ng e We advise each
Of cur friends TO obtain immediately For se whole
sale and retail at 65 IspeEard street, Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-06
The New Consti tuition OF Ohio.

CoLUmBus July o. 1851.
The vote the constitution opened aud
counted to-day There returns from Anglase aud
Defiance The vote for the constitution ia rs 06t;
sganst it, 109 276 This shows 167sS majority for the
constitution The majority against the license law
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-06

greatest perfection at Bachelors No Wall street
wis and toupes unsurpassed for natural appearance
aud Durability His hair dye also be procure ~
druggists ana perfumsres in town country Beware
limitations, and eepy the address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-06
NE w YORK L E OIL ISL T n e.
SPECIAL SESSION.
by BANS LINE, OFFICE " WALL srRxrr.
Senate

Senate.
ALBANY, July 5, 1851
DEATH OF SENATOR BRowS
The Senate met at hall. past nine O'Clock
Senator BABoocK announced the death Of Senator Wm
Horace Brown, Of Suffolk md Qneens district and offer
ed resolutions proper for the event
Mr. WILLIAMS and Mr.. BABCocK SPOKE an eulo " n he
deceased.
The resolutions were adopted unanimously, and
mittee Of six was appointed to accompany the remains
his home
Adjourned to Monday.
Assembly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-06

" VIA July ,. ISL
Cause No 80 vas argued and concluded a. the boar II
recess No p reserved cause, argued AMI concluded
al sdjournmont
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-06
The Vegetarian Movem.nt ALTHOUGH,

Grain aud 4 frishds may Be . kng and
calves for food they have objection saY
Ing item for the SAFE - obtining leather to rnroha
the spi ndid fabrics into which II il wrought by the cels
tratcd cheap boot and shoemaker Jones' IA Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-06

heavy garments and replace them with summer suit
selected from the extensive sto OF 7. smith, no. i02
FULTON street his assortment presents riey excellence
eheapnes and cannot be exeelled by establishment
in Gotl Buy of him. and you will GOODNESS for
rs m nd off O
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-06

desire pleasant homestead, in Of the
Villages the Hudson river directed to Union Town. late
the ertv OF Mr.. Blackwell of Hastings, Wese
~ For full desc Upton aud particulars apply to John
A. Fllnmer Us Wooster street, near Amity street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-06

cured! II call and get bottle OF Bushs Cream Lint
ment There is nothing like il in America. Principal de-
pot $40 Greenwich. Of Duane street. Price,
bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-06

Rooms 40 Broadway continues his daily lrvees
week ats NJ. and and Pm. Notwii hist tndny ths
greet capacity of the Apollo Rooms the constant crowds
the eyees Of this Of his renders r
niue fer this week Ladies and chilnr~n unaooonp'-
MED by & heads offamiet ad better make their visits
the afternoon. Admittance2 % cents; children l2n.
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ope-1he subscriber would specially call the
OF parties requiring hing truly elegant mis- beautiful
sS,s q BrJal Cards, Envelopes Wedding Boxes in
the latest mode.
LyEkDEIL. BroaHway. corner Of Duane street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-06

81 NRssau Observation-Disclosures Union
Citizens and strangers invited to call and the
fine stock Of Boots Shoes and style ofancy Caters for
sale. at the Bootmakers Union, e2 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-06

The Ohio Whis State Convention.

ALBANY, July 5, 1851,
Similar proceedings to ii ose OF the Seuate re had
relation to the death Of Senator Brown
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-06

forms his friends and the public that he confines him
self entire the practice of his profession Dentist
Rich has removed to Ill Tenth street. ten doors
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-06
GentIemens shIrts-Not every one mr.,

festing make Gentlemen Shirts, make shirts NJ
for gentlemen. At GREENS, Astor House. style mt,
teria and workmanship teed and
pr ,mised is sent ONE at the appointed hour.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-06

and admired by ALL Artists no will have others
Lsdn prefer them. Taken only at A Roots gallery
53 Broadway of Franklin street. Process patsa
Operators cautioned AGAINST any infringement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-06
Grand sr. pATniNc rxcrsstoN IN ron,

Grand SEA BATHING EXCURSION TO roRr M
y. milton ahd ,oney lslsnd-The .tsawhoss TROJAN
mnthec1 her tvenirs trips at o'clock Il " from ne-
No StTth River ucsday Juy SEA and N 90 .s,na
hrceglout The season. Families wihir- COL n,d tls-
saat sn VIII 20 cTern- bath will tnl tii boat noa
.uit :" their convenience TIE Trojan t.o leave. rer
no. sat- std 10 AN, snd and T. n. each d,v 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-06
ANOTHER SHORT PASSAGE.
~~~N0~N>>>~~~NNNo~N~N
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
s----N~~-0-~~0|NNe~~o~~>Oolv
Ar RIVAL
AMERICAN STEAMSHIP BALTIC.
s~N~~~N>>oNN~~NyN>o~0~~>
THE CROPS OF FRANCE.
-NNN~~N0-NNNNNO>~0r~N~~
Improvement in Breadstufrs.
NNNNNN>~>N~N0NNNNNNo~>
THE FOURTH OF JULY AT SEA.
NNNN~NNN>ONOsNNDO~~N~~
No Change in the Cotton Market,
&c., &C., SO.
AMERICAN STEAMSHIP BALTII
THE CROPS OF FRANCE.
THE FOURTH OF JULY AT SEA
No Change in the Cotton Market,
&c., &C., SO.

The American mail steamship Baltic, Capt. Comstock,
arrived at her wharf ut 5 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
after very rapid run the Atlantic. She left
Liverpool at ca O'Clock, Wednesday afternoon the
2oth utimo, thus making the passage, from wlay wharf
in nine days, trentyro hours and forty 6re nintes
Annexed Is list of her passengers
Jos Shipey, Esq. Roberts, Esq, London Agent. Mr.
Fuller and Lady, Mrs Hitchcock, Messrs Catlin, Lee
Deeoursey and Lady, Hltch and Lady, Bispham,
Powell, bonnifon. Stokes, Miss Hsrrick, Mise s
Beach, hessrs Herrek, J Odenhen. Lady and
Daughter. Strader and Son, " Rankin. - Kerrison,
d h Gillespie, Theo wilmerdng Jones. Kiagsbury,
Hsnes Beaver, Billings. uabirsham. Murray Null.
ler DIR Bell. Messrs Straehlsim. Davis, @ English,
Warburg, htew right, waIlaeh ID Moore J w Goddard
orne Lombard; u Reese Mr. Gerhard and nephew,
ii inkley. ii Pollock Taylor Fellows. 2 Ber-
nays Colt, Elliott; Mr. sehlisrer Piston. D Rob
bins, Mr. Ly ford Mr. kenne Fairbanks lady lie
Owen and lacy. Mr. Go,dstsin. W Bennett, Crook,
waterbury, Justice Mr. Barber and brother Mr. La
Mr. Hitchcock. Mr. Hunt lady, and daughter Senat.
Fuller N johnson, Townsend Thomas, Mr. Abegg Mr.
sorg, J IL Mcllyain. Total 81.
II exc passengers together with the officers and
attached to the ship celebrated the Fourth of July in
becoming style. We indebted to purser Cumming
for he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-06

TUT UNDERSIGNED MOST RESPECTFULLY IN
crms his iencs the public in geher ~ tsGt he will
htve table dhots, att o'clock I'm Monday, Jolly az
No. Warren street. LOUIS GhLABkUN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-06

II lie LANCE ASD rONNODIOUs STEAMER cAr,
LINE, CaPt. W. n. Peek can be charter, 4 r. crcy,
sions. Se. for furtIcr nfornns inqure az "a rcas;
street. ~ - hc esp' ain board.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-03
PROFESSOR PAGES ELECTROMAGNETIC
LOCOMOTIVE

A gentleman who was present, and one Of those who
went in the its trip furnished to the Republic the
1ed account OF Prof Pages experiment on Tues
day last. The progress of the locomotive when it
started So slow that boy was enabled to keep
pace with it for several hundred feet. But the speed
increased, and Bladensburg distance Of we
believe, about five miles and quarter reached 10
thirty nine minutes. When within two miles of that
place. the power of the battery being fully up the loco.
motive began to run, on nearly level plane, at the
rate onineteen miles hour, or ssven miles faster
than the greatest speed heretofore attained. This We
locty continued for mile, when Of the cells
cracked entirely open which caused the acids to inter-
mix; and consequence, the propelling power was
partially weakened. Two of the other cells subsequent
ly met with similar disaster.
The Professor proceeded cautiously fearing obstruc-
tons the way, such the coming of cars in the op-
poste direction, and cattle on the road Seven halts
were made, occupying 10 all forty minutes. But, not
whstanding these hndrances and delays, the trip to
and from Bladensburg was accomplished in minute
less than two hours.
The cells were made Of light earhenware for the
purpose Of the experiment merely. without reference
durability. This part OF the apparatus therefore
easily be guarded against mishap.
The great point established was, that locomotive
on the principle of Prof PAGE can be made to travel
nineteen miles an hour.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-03

The Moon DAGuERREoTYPED.- J. l..
Whipple, the distinguished Dagurreotypist, has
succeeded, with the aid Of Mr.. Bord, the Cam
bridge astronomer, in taking views of the surface
of the moon, as it appears through the great ees-
cope at the observatory. We have seen two dagu-
erreotypes representing the moon as it appeared
on Monday and Thursday nights The mountains
and valleys of the moon are very distinctly defined
on the plate, and it is believed that by the aid of
these representations taken at different phases of
the moon, their heghth and depth may be deter
mined. The importance of these experiments will
be duly appreciated by the astronomer
Boston journal
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-03

FIRING AT AN AMERICAN STEAMER IN THE PORT OF
HAvANNA.-The New Orleans Delta says We are
Informed that as the steamer Falcon was coming out
of the port of Havana at night, she was met by the
loaded guns at her. the balls going over the Falcon
Captain Harlstene Immediately collected all the old
ron bar, chains, &C., he could fnd and prepared
load the only piece artillery he had aboard intending
to return the fire of the Pizarro, in it contn
ued. Explanations were however, made by the com.
mander Of the Pizarro, and the Falcon proceeded on
her voyage. They must have big scare on them, in
the ever faithful Isle.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-03
THE DAILY TIMES.
THE FARMERS EIEGY

On the green NOISY knoll by the banks of the brook
That SO long and SO often hath watered his flock
The old farmer rests in his long and last sleep.
While the waters low lisping lullaby keep:
lie has ploughed his last furrow has reaped his las
grain;
No morn shall awake him from slumber again.
The blue bird sings sweet on the gay maple bouqh:
Its warblng oft cheered him bile holding the plough:
And the robins above him hop light on the mould
For ne ted them with crumbs when the season was
cold.
on tree that with fragrance is filling the air,
50 rich with its blossoms, SO thrifty and fair,
~ his own hand was planted, and we'll did he saw.
1t would live when the planter had moudered away.
:, mere s the well that be dug with its water 80 cold
w w lin Its wet dripping bucket so messy and old;
no more from its depth by the patriarch drawn
For the pitcher is broken"-the old man is zone,
Twas gloom given by day when the old farmer died.
ne sout-hearted mourned, the affectonate cried
and the prayers OF the just for his rest did ascend
For they all lost brother, a man. and friend
For upright and honest the old farmer was:
Ills God he revered, he respected The laws
Though fameless he lived he has gone where his worth
VIII outsne, like pure gold all the dross of this earth
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-03

MURDER.-A valuable negro man, belonging
to John Goode, of this county, was killed on Sal.
turday night last, by a man belonging to Lilborne
Lowry. They in company with good many
others, had met it seems for dance and trolic.
at an old shanty near Big Otter Bridge. The
two named above got into a dispute, and closed
for fight when Mr.. Lowry's man drew a knife
and cut the others throat, completely seyering the
jugular vein and causing death in about two min
utes. The murderer has been arrested, and is
now in Jail awaiting his trial, which will take place
before an examining court on Monday next. 1t
is stated that another negro than the one killed
was engaged against the other, at the same time.
Bedford Sentinel.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-03

The DEATH PENALTY THE joint special
committee of the Legislature of Massachusetts,.
on the subject of capital punishment, have reported
a bill for the abolition of the death penalty and
providing thai the offences punished by death I'M
der the present code shall be punishable by i'm
prisonment in the State prison for life,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-03

Mr.. D. H. London, the President of the Richmond
Southern State Rights Central Association for trade
particular has sailed for Europe and left behind part
ing letter, which published in the Richmond Enuu-
rer. He has given as his egasy. several augsat The
Wing party and the important information that he has
note from Mr. Buchanan OF private character which
in eloquence OF style and beauty of expression exces
the letter that Mr. Jefferson to his nephew, or
the letter that he Mr. L. received from Maria Edge
worth few years before her death There's TOR you
Alex. Gag. :
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-03

ARRAY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRsINIA -
we understand the students at the University
nave been thrown into terrible excitement by a
difficulty between some of them and one of the
Professors. 1t seems that party of them. pant.
ing for little sport, rode the horses of this Pro-
lessor almost to death; painted them white and
turned them loose in the mountains near the COL
lege. The Professor suspecting student of the
deed, had him arrested and sent to jail; but he pro-
we'd his innocence and was released. Whereupon
the students became awfully exasperated. Some
others were suspected. and whilst the sheriff was
endeavoring to arrest them, he received cut with
bowie-knfe They were apprehended however,
and sent to Jail, but the students marched down
in body and liberated them. We are informed
that the excitement against this Professor (of
Modern Languages) is tremendous-Pet Demo-
erat of uesterd0u
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-03

The following pithy Arab proverb, wi th which
we have recently met, is so very worthy of atten-
ton thatwe have given it place in our columns:
By six qualities may a fool be known; anger
without cause; speech without profit; change with
out motive inquiry without an object, putting trust
in a stranger and wanting the capacity to dis
criminate between a friend and foe.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-03

GENERAL ScoTT AT New ORLEANs--The Picavuns.
on announcing the arrival of General Scott in New
Orleans on the 22d ultimo, says:
"The presence OF this veteran soldier among us will
be sgnaIzed by every mark of attention and courtesy
which can evnce public gratitude for extraordinary
services and ustrous deeds. His visit is on official
desirable opportunity for citizens to make or re-
new personal acquaintance with who has per-
formed so much service for the country"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-03

TRAVELLING M ENAGERIE.---Mr PIT Barnum
has procured splendid travelling menagere,
which is to be exhibited in the various cities and
towns of the country. The cars and fixtures
have been built in Newark. The exhibition en-
braces also, an extensive museum of curiosities.
Tom Thumb is to be accompany the exhibition.
with the Wisconsin giant, Mr.. Nellis, the man
without arms, and Mr.. Pierce, the lion tanner.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-03

DISASTERS BY THE LATE FREsHET IN GEoR.
G1A.-The Macon and other papers in that sec
ton speak of the disaster along the course of the
Ocmugee river and other water courses. MANY
families were compelled to leave their houses and
take to the highlands, anda number Of flour mills,
barns g., g., were swept away
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-03

PARoDI-lt is said that Parodi was offered an en-
gagemeut for six months by MART, the Havana mana.
ger The price was $50 900 but she refused it, She
now giving concerts at New Orleans.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-03
The CUBA ExPEDITIoN.-The Savannah Morning
News OF Monday says:

For several days pa the city has been rife with ru-
mors about the expedition against Cuba supposed to be
on foot, and the government officials have exhibited
great amount OF in their efforts ferret on, the ac
tors 10 the business, and 10 pie erve the lrsy of
the nation The steamer Weaka. Capt Blank ,nship,
was chartered yested y. AID sailed las, nigh, fo the
South with w H. c. Mils. Deputy u s. Narshsl,
and other officials boad, in pursuit. of The expod.-
tion which it reported is concentrating some eie
on the coast. We will not now mention the rumors
that current in the city.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-03
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