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NUMBER II.
HAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE

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Inc Annual Commencement Exercises this time hon
ored institution, took place Wednesday and THURSDAY
las owing to pressing business engagements, were
tened The pleasure OF being present. but friend informs
Us at very large intelligent and attentive audience
uong whom were good number Of he faircr better part
" eleaoh lmPaIng by their cheerful smiles and happy
additional Zest the occasionwas in
dance The exercises (nys our informant were OF more
man usually Interesting and satisfactory character and
ie caas o This venerable seat Of learning 10
GHetons 10 advance her prosperity and usefulness
An address on the dulles and RESPONSIBILITIES of younc
men Just entering upon active life delivered BY John r.
lhornon ESQ., ot tarmYie the representative of the MON
Society," and is pronounced by those who heard it, 10 hay.
been most excellent in and sentiment, sound or,,
rcpce with wholesome Instruction. and eyncn on the nnr
OF The speaker Intellectual capacities of heh order Mr.
Perkins, the representative of the Phanhropic Society
was prevented (unavoidaby we earn) from attending
Addresses were delivered by the following young gentle
men, members OF the graduating class all Of whom acqut.
Ted themselves in highly creditabe and satisfactory man.
ner: Messrs Richard Morton Of Richmond, Charles S Big
low of Appomattox, W. Tucker Carngton Of Hafly Ro-
bert Dabney of Powhaan Henry c. Dickinson of Bedford
Thos Garden of Charlotte Charles f. Goodwin of Greens
vile, Philip W. Mckenney ot Buckingham j. Dabncy Mere
dith OF inghan Isaac A. Paul OF Nelson, Samuel Sell
den OF Norfolk John B. Shcaer of Appumattoy and Vale
d'Gory) 6y VIM Caruthers of Prince Edward.
Hampden Sidney is in quite fourshing condon-t!ie
number ot students during the past session being we un-
derstand considerably upwards of hunred-and it re-
Ines only the exercise OF liberal and enlightened zeal
the part of her friends enable her to take rank among IN.
foremost institutions in the and- farmrMe Republican.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-ADvICEs FROM RUENos
AYRES.
Bosros, JUNE "a, p MA fire occurred AT one o'clock
this morning in The ot Messrs Collins & Co. Akin-
son street. The flames ha gained gea headway before
ing discovered The buiscing and stock goods
tey destroyed There was an insurance of s. 900 on the
stock Alessrs. Wethervle, Stone Il Wood lost $4,000
worm OF goods stored in the third story. They in
surcd for $1,000 The buildings owned bv Mr. Samuel
Canfo and insured for S. 0OO The total loss is estimated
at $4,000.
Adrces have been received from Buenos Ayres to the
Sth of May. The province OF Paraguay was greatly
disturbed Ssnor Jelly, suspicion Of plotting with the
commander of the forces against Lopez had been imprisoned
and his accompIce ordered quit the countryside latter
however had done il.
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STEAM LINE BETWEEN NORFOLK AND NE"
YORK.

The splendid steamship "Roanoke OF one thousand IONS
burden and of great power intended to run between
York Norfolk and Richmond will be launched today 10 me
iorer CITY, This steamer has already poion Oh er ma
chinery on board She will be completed and wiz commence
her trips her line early in August lhis company NUM-
bes among It's stockholders merchants and steamship own
er Of the first rank in point Of wealth and IespeStaoy
Among others, Mess.s. G'nnel sllnIern 70, boofma'
johnson & Co.. 4. T. Stewart Co.. Charles ofsan :. a.
Wcstsrvelr, E. ". Gfeenway &C., &c L;,,
This Company would have built the t"o steamers "hc
are eventually compose The line, 50 as 10 nave mem
ready but they wish 10 ascertain oy ac'ua
nens with their first bua whether se every way
10 the route and il not any improvements when may su
ges hen,se will be advantage o: In tne
ton Of the second steamer for the line lhe st Vi
for sucn an enterprise and although The stock Tor
the SECOND ship could be readily there II inc te
sire of the Company first to offer 10 The cAens o t,ofoh
Richmond Portsmouth and Petersburg, ~hch WIN De cone
s soon the Roanoke" is put upon the lae-lNorok Argus
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----7-----8-~--SAe
NEW ROlITE TO CALIFORNIA.

The New York Pos, announces the opening oil INC nc"
route to the Pacific, the Territory OF Nicaragua by
hich over a thousand miles Of navigation avoided and
be land carriage reduced than two-tds The new
steamer Proneheu is the first OF the line, and viii san from
New York on The 18th of July direct from san Juan from
whence passengers will be transported by the river and lake.
in new iron steamer within twelve miles Of the PacIic
and from thence good road 10 San Juan del Sur where
the ocean steamer Pacific will be in readiness 10 transport
them 10 California is confidently expected that the trip
from New York California by this route will be from six
10 e ht DAYS shorter than by the Ishmus, even the rail-
road should be completed.
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,r,N1-vIsStOV OF SLAVES.

New ORLEANS, JuSE 20.-Creswe, The extensive negro
adc. ced Yesterday and in his will liberated all his slaves
,vho numbered nuey-one. The will will be contested.
rains throughout the Stale have greatly resuscitaed
the cotton CROP and large yields anticipated.
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IRGiSIA AT rules held n the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Cyur. Louisa County, the second day OF June ISL
] no IGberiake, Pidihiih:
Ssea. riynn Defendant.
i>slln~i, and upon attachment; returned executed
Tie c5.c his Of the defendant the sum o
dollars and eighty due the Plaintiff on The
"a. ap. ISL for divers goods and nechandlze
the said defendant his special Instance aud re.
Ig appearing by affidavit that the said defendant Is not
STATE, motion the plaintiff by his attorney
said defendant do appear here within month
publication this order. and do what is necessary To pro-
"rcs and that this order be published once week for
weeks the Richmond Enquirer newspaper pub.
the city Richmond and also he posted al the front door
- 1u House of county the rrI day Of the next County
H &C py-Teste:
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y -uOOU CUTTERS AND THOSE DESIRING
" nl\E IIMRER

Vii undersigned having received recently many anpcauos 70
nrch.se ,ioer and wood has Concluded 70 sell al he pine
(. f wou! within mile ul ork RIVER and pnu ha'lsaoe
< The high price oi wood in the Nolihern ilKe's anu 'e
.Ju.l ,esso on
m eincr sell The wood standing neuGs large quantity OF
or will contract wi h any Spoasbe cut and
- Al nv landing Is QU cords hter al price which
he a-rrrd uH by WILLIAM NaLLEh.
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3. CAVE, CLERK.
CDNMlSSlpNEkS - OfrICE,
Madison Court House Va. !une 5, 1851.


Madison Conrl House. Va. !une s. lS5l )
are, the decree. will take notice that
In'.d'nc I'D day july ISL, 10 clock, A. al my
the abnve irectcd when and where they are
~ attend with the evidence enable eyc-ne said de-
= TIL. j. HUMPHREYS, Com'r.
!sds ,l-cwiw Circuit Court Madison Co
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Hnchngs grand Moving Panorama Of the Sea and SHORES
f tho Mediterranean executed from original drawings made
on the spot by eminent artist, expressly tor The purpose
heiur the first and only Panorama OF the sea ana sho'es
the Mediterranean painted is now on exhibition al h'
Odd Fellows Hail. in this city. Genoa, Leghorn' naples
Morseles Touon Mount Vesuvus, &c. &C. are all repre-
snnied Il is rch producliOn and well worth vIslt.
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,US HUNTER. c. c.
cnANcERY RY-vlRGINlA lin lie c.Ienn cour! Of Mao

com. '. MAY 18th, ISL:
n. Wallace, Helen G. Somerville. GuSavuS g. Wallace.
""gl Wallace nj Tluraio u Wallace William II. Conway,
ssi i Ncrnda Conway, Eicn Conway, Caei Conway and
:+rt Conway, Plaintiffs:
Gr,nrau. Administrator Of Michael Wallace, deceased.
@ Conway Ellen Conway Caet, Conway and Roberta Gun
F. Defendants.
he Court doth further adjuge order and decree that one OF
,hi Cout. do take Oi the advance
' % y his lite time ul his children. and az
the estate. real aud persunal of the incsiaic 1Ea the
ne thereof specify lug the Of each Of land: the
. nrgrurs and value OF each with such specifications
0o ih. "gres a NAV enable the Cour' I" give hereafter
s-trv some Instructions ubmut division Of the said
also. u: the rc>!du: Of
Al &. value thereof OF much thereof as
b. necessary for the PAYMENT debts aud expenses Of aa
a.,h ieiorl lie this Cuun. with any sIeca!
ed y. nerl by him. which either parry may require
doth direct that Of the and place OF taxing
iln,v. mentioned be pubshr!u in newspaper pub
Richmond. week Tor four successive
%tl,n when published shalt be equivalent t" the service
.t.ra The parIIes
Lyf4rt rom In. Decrce-Teste: 3. CAVE, Clerk.
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,-r,E directors 0! The Siauuton and James River
,.. Tnnn,uv viii NEE; BfuoSve. Aibcm'rie cou,
ne July ami The annual meeting OF 'he s'ocN"'''
a'.' ", ~ -. .,i '' '"' B VI PERKINS, Pres. Co.
e Richmond Wing and the Staunion papers VIII please pun
~ , ,nt .rrI cc0ua, this also otlcr accounts due
Z 'H' :, ,.,,, '''. B p
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THE RICHMOND ENouikEN,
prBLISHED DAILY AM rrIE JR.
nv WILLIAM F. & THOMAS
4 I II N y.

VI ofeiuhf
iv poner seven dollars per annum ana al INC a ~
T. ,stcn for shorter peno! than one year az no"hs nav.
ar Gxr lnlars per annum and lhee dollars Si M ns, ,ai
w rausr 10 b. paid in The Gfce or rene" .! '''
l,rs ,r annu,n the eId ri tie yeat l j.; conl and
All lues 70 this office may he remied per .c"e sf oil .
ls EarE ro,es a, the risk % the hdo . 80, scarce
. ~;,r ,d dy risrs The poS'ase :" oi pas,asc in
t,,, =. ,{. wrcr the accuind''i"" ~ w IL
} A'en'''' TERMS or ADVERTISING. , ,, i,
Tur nan y t%GIlEtR-rur fifteen lines or ess, Es W
n ty cents and ever, succeeding Insertion; t ~ ,hr,y
r,r and half . ,,;,. ,;,.. and ir
a. advertisers charged fifty dollars 10. I'M % ' %
and charged oh dollars lld
~ TIE SElW EEkLfFUr Eiteen lines or ess nis' h's''
.g:> ipi each continuance 30 cents. ,., ,,,,
distance must be accompanied WIN se d' ANY, f'
sns ,rturs insure execution. ,,. go.
Al Obituaries and tributes Of respect exceeding ega' s' "
49,, as advertisements. ,v,r ,be
Obituaries and Mrases from the country, Whenever M e
= Eard is unknown TO US. must be auihehlica&o & " - nv
m Of the Postmaster the neshborhnod or they WIZ W w
b. rupI, I,hr,. Every that has been TAKEN ." @
an. ,.G uu4zes. has proved heretofore INA
- ,s,sI m upon the c"ptHnica"ns eis .eiH
~ M ,ar- Postmaster. 'e'"n mn me "'rT 4" ''S 'e"s'
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s"The Convention appointed Committee yesterday tc
invite the President of the United States TO visit that body
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sOUTHSIDE RAILROAD.-Wc learn from the Farm
Vile Republican a the people OF that town nave decided,
By vote OF 60 authorize corporate SUBSCRIPTION u
soOOOO 10 the Sou,hsidc Railroad.
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The Committee delegated by The Mechanics &c. OF Inc
Navy Yard 70 wa The President Al oa font IN sla
on 10 the obnoxious and highly arbitrary order enforced oa
Yesterday morning returned abou, O'Clock last nah VIA
hc assurance OF the Executive that justice should be DONE
The matter wil be referred 10 The Secretar ." me Ha''
Who c ;n,ore will not hesitate rescind the order and
nlncc matters in sat quo- Portsmouth Hag, June -o
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BREAST-PLATE FOR SOLDiERS.-ln faris a ne"
kind Of cass for the use Of army is shortly to be tried
This cuass is of rulcani.ea india rubber about hall an
inch thick This thickness il stated IS more than sui
cient TO resist the action ball projected from any Kind OF
enrm All the experiments tried have proved entirely sue
cessfu The force of the ball is completely broken oy inc
clactcity of the india rubber and il falls On the ground AZ m
fees of the person against whom it was sent
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kO. koI II. p eAaE.sss, Mn 1Hns'0s' }secre'aries.
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4 TERRIBLE HAIL SrONE-Thc Western tslo) he
porer of June says From every part OF the country 10
the east and sonth OF city VIC have heard moss ea
hov accounts OF The ravages Of the hail storm OIL "eanes
day morning last, In the vicinity OF The Camden foh' he
b,il fell 10 the depth of thirteen inches as We were informed
By respectable gentleman just from there .he has'ones
are s ,rge as marbles and remained upon the ground Tor
several hours The growing crops are almost entirely de-
,r,vcd The fruit and leaves beaten OH the trees
-----ssos------
DUEL IN MIsSISslPPl.-on the 18th ins'' General
Io D. Freeman the Union candidate for Congress in the
Third Ds,ric, OF Mississippi and Judge G. '" L. Smith, OF
vcksburr fought duel opposite that CITY, on Inc
shore The yicksburg Whs says
hey exchanged I'VE shots each with pistols a; ten paccs
IL, fr,h and lasl al which was etscnl r 'ceman having
wounded Smith in the back the ball courSng across me
shoulder blades did enter deep INTO Inc eS' ana IS ''
considered dangerous The cause WINCH we e ~ m
s IN, mcs, ,uu was This correspondent of me sSiSsi
in in sns,Einr oil the speeches Of Foo,c Freeman aud
Sifh =, iausr3ae Springs the 23d uIt, said NAT IN
n;;s .ne.ch hc denounced Eooc rs traitor ana rec
man ~ curard and Jecr Thi; was resented and teni-
nat,I with the above result. Judge Sin was taken 10
I,ctson on tile railroad in the evening train.
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The Prometheus Affair

WASHINGTON, Friday, Dec. ), 1851.
The steamship Atlantic. which sails to-
morrow at noon. will be detained, by arrangement
with the State Department, 10 receive an important
dispatch transmitted from Washington this after
noon. Mr. Webster has written letter TO Mr. Law
renee, requiring him 10 ascertain Immediately from
Lord Pamerston whether the outrage on the Pro-
methtus was authorized by Any standing special
instructions, whet her 1t is disavowed BY the Bnt-
ISL Government.
The dispatch explicitly states that the outrage is
regarded being direct violation Of the first arti-
Gle OF the Clayton and Bulwsr Treaty OF April 1850
and 1t is claimed that Great Britain shall take imme
date steps 10 settle the difficulties by the return of
Sir Henry l.. Bulwer, or the appointment OF some
other person armed with sufficient authority. The
tone OF the official paper is high just, and
and II corresponds with aud is worthy OF the charac-
ter of Mr. Webster. Private letters have also been
sent TO MIR Lawrence. nstructing him, in the most
urgent terms, TO proceed firmly and promptly
Within half an hour after intelligence OF he out
rage upon the Prometheus reached Washington, Mr..
Webster addressed a letter to the President, recon-
mendiDg the employ ment of competent naval ar
mament to protect our commerce and rights. YES
sells OF war have. accordingly, been ordered 10 Cha
gres, San Juan. and San Juan del Sud.
The delays in the execution of the Clayton and
Bulwer treaty have resulted fIom the domestic diff
fcultIes IN Central America Senior Marcollta, who
came here charged to make a general adjustment
with, as was supposed full powers, now finds him.
self without any sufficient authority 10 negotiate on
behalf of Nicaragua or Central America Hence the
difficulties.
This new affair Of the Prometheus will compel
some affirmative arrangement between England and
the United States. lPhila. North American
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW. ..DECEMBER s
Arrived.

Bark ST. Andrew, Doane, Buenos Ayres Oc'. Q. hides
sc, to Foster X Nickersoa The U ship Janesto sn
sid Oct for Rio de JanerO. Oct II, lat 10 10 = lon 81
20 W spoke whale ship Golcond from Ne Bedford on
a cruise
Eafk Gov Won Orholm Davis. St ThOm,s. Nov. 81. IN
ballast to Aymar Co. Vessels left before reported
Bark Warren White. new, of Easport,) Winchester,
Eastport 10 DAYS ballast to Smith Boynon Has had
very heavy her. has been far south Cape Gu
Ba,k Glide, Kompton, New.OrieaLs 81 days Gotten 70
Shift Brothers Dc 7, lat 80 0j Ion 70 IS saw brig
supposed TO be the + Beck from Mobile for Bosom.
Bars H. Wolfe, Davis, Bordeaux u days, vine. &C
to Foster Nickeson. Nov 49, lat t2 rs. Ion 81 s.! saw
heavy weather since leaving Grand Banks
Bark Paul Boggs. new Of Warren Dyser. Thomsstou
days, line 10 master
Bg Bsnshee Power, Turks Island l6 days, salt TO
H. L. Routh Son Dec 1, tat SO 40, Ion u l3 spoke
bark Rhone from Boston for Apalachcoa Left bark Johs
Winthrop, discg
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Books
Books
Received at The Tribune O5Fee for the Week ending
SATURDAY, Dec g.


Rseeiusd at TIE Tribune Ofce for the Week ending
Saturday, Dec. 6.
Sixteen Months at the Gold Diggincs b. Daniel B.
Aims and Obstacles A Romance. By G p. r. James.
syo PIP. l32 Harpe' Brothers.
The Chndrshs Journey. By Alice B Neal. Ano pp III.
Letters to Rev John Hughes Do By " g Beman
Svo. PIP 70. Toy L. Willard. Sl,dby Dewitt = Dav-
Ike Nineteenth Csriary. An EXAMINATION of the Clsims
o. 81 LiIli 1e swe-eH'ofs b. L1yhAa lemo. Pr
Life 10 New York svo. Bunce Brother
An address 90 womans Rights. By Mrs 4 l. Rose
Bostoa: p Mendum
Review n Rev Dr. Lords Sermon IN support Of the Flu
rfive Slave Law. By A Minister Of the Gospel ESQ
PIP % Buffalo NJ ClaP2 CO.
Dream-L Land by Day light. B. Caroline Chesesoro
llmO. pp 40 Redfeld.
The Imperial Quad Of Napoleon B. T. Heailey
l2mo. Do 81. Charles Scsibner.
Lay,le Todd By Grant Thcrburn. limo PIP 276 Edwari
Ny EaIly Day, ByA Mother Phil American School
Union. limo pD So.
The Chids Companion Phil The Same.
New Union Hymn. Phil The Same.
Rules Of Oreer Bs Benjamin Naihias Phil. Lindsey
Blasesten sid by Dewitt Davenport.
PERIODICALS AND SERIALS.
The international Magazine. Dec Srioger Townsend
The Eclectic Magazine Nov W. II Bidwen.
ApPIetons Mechanics Magazine. Dec. d Appleton
The holograrhic Art Journal. Nov W. Smith.
Me%rys huseum. Dec. s Alien Co
The Mothers Magazine. B. Ella 4 Co.
Woodworth's Youths Cabinet Dec d n Woodwork
Arvines Cyc.opsdia of Anecdotes. No. I. Stringer
Southern Literary Messenger Dec. Dewitt Davenport
Hunts Merchants Magazine Dec. Freeman Hunt
Livingstone Law Register for 1882. By John Livingston
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have fresh news q. every moment The whole OF
tie country IS perfectly tranquil and in good order,
btcsute every thing has been arranged as they
passed through H. IL ~ SAID that GNzon is 10 DO
Prescen'. al d an active canvass is going on for
him. He has the Of all the people and /, 10
said that the voice ~ the people is the voice OF God
To night a sor, Is TO take place everybod has
isksn up arms even children are 10 be seen with
nusseis IN their hands am there IS so much eathu-
the heroic Mopte,ireans In ITroulzs,s army thew
say tnat All TINS gre az bravery owing 10 the ladies'
and joking apart there Is much truth IN this. The
Town Is fuil OF pusile-u seems As II the men had
woke out OF hong lsihargy. During the early days
of this movement news was received with apathy.
and II seemed II the blood did no, aow IA the veins
OF ANYBODY but suOcenly they seem 10 have be ONE
ready for anything. and men run about fnsing their
caps IN the ar for 10Y"
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ONE O'CLOCK, Pm.

sRIS- The market is steaey for Pots At 81 s7i4sa o.
rash At s. S7iG$5 a.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The business In the low grades
dwssn and State Flour is restricted By the advanced
fssnsons Of holders and there less doing The
ply @eemun soa, light and that in store Is net freely
Wse Mrsewns The sales are 500 ob!s At 81 oos
IL TOT eomncs to straight State at 81 ls.asa Sit for
ASnsan Indiana and Ohio Canadian held firmly at
W. iTt$ssS, in bead Southern 10 in moderate request
asssoppp United and the market is steady. 800 bbs.
~ isaA 81 for common TO good brands Cora
"su eah Ass o9sss III fer Jersey. Rye Flour b want
NuAS
,"~iN-Whsm Is firm. With very little Offering. The
hair for export and fos milling Sales of 800
oas At about soc Rye held at 7Sc. Oats are N
~asnd At Ns&Ss. foI State and 3Saaoc for jersey.
an demand Sales Of 10 900 bus. Western Mixed
c~sss<c Ear to geed Round Yellow il in demand at
New Southern is scarce.
s'nsAf-A steady markCs with fair inquiry; sales u
~ sn ffssos At 2lo.-psIt short tune.
.o'isioNS-The supply o. New Pork is increasing,
e"efe /" moderate inquiry at SIS 2t4$i3 s7i New
49, sG Sli; Old is more freely Offered. with sales IN
we a SIS Is. and do Prime n SIS al. Beef ~
" Ssn demand al the recent improvement sales o.
n@aH 75as9 IS for Meas, and Sass for Prime
hess are N demand al 6.a6lc Lard 10 IN demand
ssSssc In bbls. and ssssc. IN kegs. Butter
~Assse are in demand at steady pr.css.
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By Telegraph to the New-Yerk Tribune.


HARRIsBUReH, Pa, Monday, Dec. s. 1851
William Kelley, alias Bal" claimed by ia
cob Righton, of Carroll county, Maryland, as his
lawful merchandise. was captured by U. 5. Dep
uty Marshal ShacGer, a. Jersey shoe. LTcog,-
ing county, Pennsylvania This piece IF prop
erty was taken before Mr. L. 5. Co missioner
McAlister, examined before daylight. this morn
ing, and remanded to the care and custody Of the
aforesaid Jacob RICHTER. Yours, &c,
DAUPHIN.
- This affair seems to have been conducted IN
a manner quite as summary as that contemplatedoy
the law. The process OF examining man by cam
die light, or gas light no light at all and hustng
him off into bondage in the dark, lest daylight and
nia might reveal the fact that he belongs TO himself
instead of another will doubt come quite up 10
the Union Safety Committees IDEAS of Union Saw
ing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08

GEORGIA -RemOrai of the Seat Of Gou-
concerning the removal OF the Seat
n Government been introduced in both honses OF me
Gtsgia LEGISLATURE The resolutions provide mat q, the
li election The people shall be called upon TO ndotse
Rsp tcl ets Atlanta Macon Milledseville, agreeaby
kther prefessnces.
q Hawaiian postage has beea reduced
kom ten TO five cents each half ounce Letters gong
mm The United States TO the Sandwich Islands, oy san
Pncsco must he prepaid TO that port, leaving the ma
saan postage Dc collected Mt the end oil tue route
~ Lord John Russell has granted 1000
y Lieutenant PIN, from the Treasury, toward pay
hg his expenses TO Siberia IN search OF Sif 'ohh
Franklin.
To- tits a remarkable fact that Mr.. Web
asr MIR Calhoun Mi Cass. MIR. Benton, and Mr.. Van
Buren, were each born IN the same year, 1852
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SOUTH AMERICA.

II We have later dates from Rio de ia
neiro BY way of England, with the following inteil-
sence:
The Geyser steam vessel, Commander Taham'
has anived at Spithead with dates from kio 70 ocI
IS Montevideo. Oct. l2. The war IN the Banoa
Oriental was terminated OTibe had retreated 20 ms
country house at Rinton. The Argentine forces
wore reported TO have joined Gen Garzoa- Pro,
yis,cpal Government was talked OF. The war hao
been effected without bioodshed. The sown OF
Monte yideO had been Illuminated.
COMMANDER latham brings original dispatches,
announcing the termination OF this long war.