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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13

NEWSPAPERS IN New YoRK--The Daily Times
the new wing paper which Raymond, Jones & Co.
are about starting in New York-will make lis ap.
pearance the 18th. The capital Of the Times is
SIS 000-ten thousand of which put in by George
Jones Of that city, and $4,000 by Raymond. The 9TH
er S57 900 was raised "about town. and in Albany
A correspondent says:
Among the silent partners | am told is Thurow
Weed of Albany, who is interested to the extent Of
5000 dollars. The Times will be ultra WING and strong
y Seward, and will doubt cut sadly on the business
and emolumenis OF the Tribune. The edltor of the
Times will be Fl J. Raymond, the last Speaker of
House of Assembly, and OF the most talented
young men in the State. The Times will be about the
size Of the Herald will be sold for cent, and will pro-
baby lose S25 900 the first year, after which it will go
ahead and thrive.
The amount of money made and lost 10 this
city newspapers is enormous. Before the Journal
of Commerce paid expenses, the owners were 'out"
$50 GOO. Its profits now about O,0OO per year.
The Courier and Enquirer, the first two years it
in operation sank over $50 900. 1t enjoys ill.,
come of about $4,000. The profits of the Tribune for
the year ending January 1852, will be about $4,000
the Herald nearly The sane-the Sun about $4,000
These sums show the immense value Of New ork
paper when once establlshed-whe the sums which
precede these, show the immense losses which have
to be sustained before this happy time be arrived
at.
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THE CABINET AND THE "PATRIOTs."


The Washington correspondent of the New
York Herald understands that measures have
been taken by the administration for the recla-
nation of the American prisoners at Havana
The Herad's correspondent fails, however, to
state the ground upon which the reclamation is to
be asked, and we incline to the opinion that the
whole story Is fabrication. That the admins
tration has made an appeal to the Spanish au-
thorities to deal mercifully with the deluded fol-
lowers of Gen. Lopez, we have the authority
of the Republic for saying, but beyond this we
imagine the Cabinet have not gone and will not
go. The sympathes of the people of this coun-
try have been deeply aroused in behalf Of those
citizens who from noble impulses embarked
in the illegal Cuoan expedition; but it should
be remembered that by so embarking they not
only subjected themselves to the heavy penalties
denounced against such offences, but forfeited
all claim to the protection of the American Gov
ernment. The President In his proclamation
want even farther, and assured all citizens thus
off, Lding that they would even forfeit any intee-
ference in their behalf no matter to what extreln-
tiles they may be reduced in consequence OF
their illegal conduct. The story then, that the
administration has taken steps to reclaim the
American prisoners at Havana, We think, needs
confirmation.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13

NEW YORK, Sept. lo.--Cleared, schs NJ j. Peck,
Depew, Richmond; A. R. Maher, Magee, do. Ard,
schr Mary Manl<in, Latourette, Richmond, and brig
J. A. Lancaster, (of Richmond) Moore Is dqys from
Savannah, bound 10 Bath--pu III to land the Captain,
who is sick.
DIsAsrER.-A Virginia pilot reports having seen off
the Capes, few Gays since, the schr Free Trade,
Captain Nelson. from New York for Virginia, cap
sized and full OF water 1t is supposed she was cap
sized on the 25th August and that all hands on boaid
have been lost
NEW YORK, Sept 11-Cd, schr Ann Caroline.
Reach Richmond. Ard, schrs Gallego, Dearborn,
Richmond; Ecott, Kingsland, do; Cornelia A. Grant,
LUBEC, Sept a-sailed, schr Orion Clark Citv
Point. 4th, schr Judith w ard, Tucker, Richmond.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13

Se'7"re Of an American brig at Havana.-
The bargue Ranger, from Cuba, arrived at Port
land Name on the 9th inst. The Captain report,
that the brig Potos, Capt. Sawyer of and from
New York. had been seized at Havana FIR an at
tempt made by her officers to smuggle quantity
of powder on shore. Capt Sawyer, and Ransom
Reynolds, the second mate, were examined and
it is thought they will be sent out to Spain to serve
number of years in. the chain gangs The BRIG
1t was expected, would be given up on the paw
ment of fine. She is owned by John B. Brown
81 Portland
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SOUTH AMERICA.

The Panama Star, in reply to inquiries from the U.
States, invites mechanics not to hesitate about emigra-
ting thher. The editor says they will OBTAIN plenty
and consancy of employment. The rates of wages
high, and the prices of subsistence moderate for
that section He says:
mechanics are wanted here We are in the RuD1-
MENTAL condition of civilization, aud consequently
there is demand for carpenters, blacksmitns, tin.
workers, taors boot and shoemakers haers &c, just
the same, with the exception OF more advantage to them
than would be derived from the settlement of a new
town in the western portion of the United States"
The iourishing condition OF the agricultural and
mineral interests of Chill have so forciby mani
tested themselves at this PERIOD the large exports to
California having much contributed to it.
In the year lS4s, the first year Of exports to that
cended TO 81 855, 400; in 1850, to $2,445 ,s6s
The exports to Peru principally consisting Of wheat,
and flour, have surpassed the former year $4,000
taking also into consideration the probable
OF wheat and -four to Sydney during the present year.
Agricultural produce remain scarce and meet with
ready sale moderate price. Stock will consequen y
keep low, and growers will make preparations 10 sow
large quantity of seed for next years crop. The
oancton at present is insufficient for the demand but
holders insist exorbitan prices they will gain
realize such golden results-N. Y Courier.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13

The Hunkers and Barnbul ners of New York
WOW in Syracuse, for the purpose of endeavour-
ing to secure the ''spoils" by bringing about
greater degree of harmony between the two OPP
posing wings of the Democracy Of the Empire
State. On the 10Th inst, they effected tempo
rary organization by choosing General Halsey, a
moderate Hunker, Chairman A committee on
p rmanent organization was subsequently, chosen,
consisting of five Barnburners and three Hunkers,
W EN- the Convention adjourned till next day.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13

Council annually be re the stated meeting oI Tho Conn
Gil in November.
II. The onrth fifth and seventh sections of the Or
uihance passed the % OF Nav, 1850, concerning
the education Of INDECENT chiIdren are hereby ~,
pealed. ~
Committee on Primary Schools.
80 Richard U Ha'kns, William Butler and William
Holt Richardson, Jcferson Ward
Charles s. Mills, K. Alfred Williams and Robert n
Howison, for Madison Ward Wv -
Charles Dimmock, Frederick Bransford and William,
Evans for Monroe Ward. " '''""'
Committee on the Atheneupn
Arthur Morson Maupin, Geoge N Johnson
Thomas t Giles. Andrew Johnston, Jno R It ,omn
Fl Ellis; Conway Robinson and "A Myers president
OF the Council)
A true copy
Sc 13-lt WIN. P. SHEPPARD, c. C. RI
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13

The Washington Republic says. that the addition to
the Capitol is progressing finely There are upwards
of two hundred and fifty persons employed in the vari
Gus departments of business. The east basement wall
of the south wing already ten feet in height and last
Thursday workmen commenced laying stone at the
north wing. The foundation walls are eight feet nine
inches thick. The new Hall of Representatives will
have three hundred seats for members besides accom-
modatons for persons privileged to the floor The
Senate chamber will be provided with hundred
seats The galleries of each branch will accommodate
two thousand persons, or more than three times the
number under the present arrangements There will
be upwards of one hundred new committee rooms. II
is thought that the erection of the addition" will occu
py upwards olive years.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13

we regret to learn (says the Republic OF
1hursday) mat the President has been compelled
to decline the invitation Of the citizens of Boston
to attend the celebration the 18th instant. The
state OF the public business renders it an inner
alive duty to deprive himself of the pleasure
which lie would derive from participating in the
ceremonies of that most interesting occasion.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13

Miss FREDERIKA BREMER, the Swedish au-
thoress, who has been for year or more travel
ling through our country will take passage in the
steamer Atlantic, which sails to-day, on her return
TO Europe. 1t is said she will publish her notes
of travel in the United States shortly after she
gets home. Miss Mary Hewitt intends to trans
late and print in London an English edition.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13
OF FOREIGN MERCHAN
Disc

We have noticed the interest which has been mani.
tested OF ae in regard TO the amount of the impora-
tions OF foreign merchandise and the belief that there
material reduction this year as compared with the
last. For the information of those who are directly
concerned to know the facts, we have been furnished
with the following statements
During the fiscal year ending the goth June, 1851,
the gross receipts from customs were about S50O00-
900.
From the 1st July to the 9th September, the receipts
from this source will compare as follows:
1850, about 100000
1851, about. ................... ll,7O0OO0
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S5OOOOO


DeCI6dse. UJOViooO =
There is decrease IN 1851 during this period at N.
York o. about 100000 and increase at each of the
other Large ports
At the ports ofNew Y ork, Boston Philadelphia and
Baltimore during the first week in September, the re-
ceipts were as follows
$780,. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .$543 543
1851. Observation-Disclosures. 946 $50
National TnfelHeeucer
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13

VERMoNT.-Returns from two hundred and
nine towns in Vermont, as reported in the Boston
Alas show Governor Williams to be nearly
thousand ahead of the others. About thirty small
towns remain to be heard from. The House is
nearly complete. The Wings have Ill men,
bers to SO Coationsts. The Senate is Wing
more than two to one.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13

The Hon. Daniel Webster is not only in the en-
oynent of excellent health, but has signifed his in
tention of being present at the Slate Agricultural
Fair, which is speedily to come off in Manches-
ter, New Hampshire, his native State.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13

STEALING "A white lad, who gave his name as
Henry J. Truwallen, was yesterday brought before
the Mayor upon the charge OF stealing a cloth cap
from the store OF Mr.. FL Shultz on Main street, the
was continued till to-day; the lad was committed to
iaiI -
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13

The Exchange Hotel in Richmond has been opened
and will be hereafter conducted by Mr. Ballard the
popular landlord of the Powhatan House. The Ex-
change has been entirely fitted and retunshed and is
said to be of the splendid estdblishme
in the United States. Under its present management we
AIer Cdzette'
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13

GENERAL ENNA.-The Spanish accounts say
that General Emma was accidentally shot by his
own rfemen, and continued, in his wounded con-
dion, to direct their operations. They also state
that there were but few of the Spanish soldiers
killed, the statement that there were 1000
beinp altogether imaginary.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13
Sit VIM. P. SHEPPARD, c. c. RE-

SPORT SPoILED.-We understand the new steam pro.
peller City OF Richmond started down the river yes
terday morning on pleasure excursion but grounded
short distance below Rockets, and remained fast till
the flood tide-lhus sadly Disappointing a number OF
gentlemen who had been invited to test the speed and
capacity of the new steamer
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13

FIGHTlNG.-John and George Hamilton whites were
arrested near the old marke-house Thursday after
noon, by officer Wllkerson, for fighting, Yesterday
the Mayor committed the belgerants TO Jail in default
OF security for good behaviour.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13

ANOTHER ROW ON 18th sTREET.-(1eorge Meyer
ana fienfy Erdman whites, were arrested Thursday
night by the watchmen, whilst engaged in set TO in
lth street, near the of Gary Both be-
MIGRANTS were taken to the cage and being brought
before the Mayor Yesterday, both were sent to Jail
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13
II T II n

At Floyd G. H., on the 9th of September. 1851. Mr.
NATHANIEL HENRY about 60 years of age, son
of the famous Patrick Henry
~ Washington papers please COPY.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13

The revenue cutter Forward, with Governor
Letcher and suite on board, sailed from Norfolk
Saturday last for Mexico via Havana.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13

THE PARKERsBURG RoAD.-The Patriot learns from
II. b. Latrobe Esq, who has just returned from
connosance OF the Parkesburg roue in company with
the President oil the North Western Company, that he
toundsthe route favorable all respects than he
had been led to anticipate and the distance from its
connection with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to
Parkersburg may not exceed lis miles, if it should
reach that limit This is five miles shorter than here
toiore estimated. A corps OF engineers, under Mr.
Small, have ommenced their surveys upon The Yves
tern division, and we informed that two other
parties will take the field in the of The present
month.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILRoAD.-The revenue on
this road for the month of August, reported in the
Baltimore Patriot was as follows:
For Passengers. For freight
Main Stem. .............$ 334l7 81 S69,254 80
Washington Branch. ...... 30, 1858 81 3,9O5 "
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13
COOPERATION
The Charleston Mercury OF the 10Th inst, thus
gloomy announces the extinction of the last hone
of the Co.operatonsts in South Carolina:


The Charleston Mercury OF the 10Th inst, thus
gloomy announces the extinction of the last hone
Of n. ~ onoroto,;sts j.; So,th Col;
" ~ p - ' ''"o
''Anoiher Lamp Bloon Out!
"We have as yet but imperfect returns from the cleo
ton from the Mississippi Convention; tnt enough is
known leave doubt that the Union men lave elect.
ed majority of the members Thus the last hope of
Cooperation is extnguisned -ure,s we choose to CO.
Shern r oh,S ~ No, ~ b 1n ne ~ o"sfst
resist,nce in 1ha tollp.,ina ,a,,S. N0 'e "'s "
! s.J,bo ,r;n f M Do.5
.rc, 90 "''' y "% eop"'
lie sS "a ie'ns o. ''ie e'eclon' whcn TOOK
Piace o, louay a.I uesoay Ias'' Tor members TO Inc
Convention 10 asseHps IN NOVEMBER TO take action
|ltl lreiehct 70 ''e C9'npiose schemes OF the last
Congress indicate me decision OF the people IN favor
OF acqnlescenee' Wthout stopping 10 explain, or 10
inquire INTO the causes when nave led 10 TINS result IS
sulfcent 10 our present purpose 10 announce It, AL
though here were May eXraneous SUBJECTS introduced
INTO the canvass 10 influence woes, and TO divert aten-
non rom The real questions al ISSUE vel Is idle to ca
VII or TO mumur al Inc de lslon Ii our present opln-
IONS as 10 lhe result OF le eecuoh are feallzed we
sa regard III te socaled plan oil ADJUST
ihent, as the SET leo policy OF inc STATE,
The sovereignty OF the people is the great funda-
mental pfIncple OF the Democratic creed 10 which we
adhere. All good citizens should bow to the majesty
OF their wilt as fairly expressed at he ballot box Con-
slderng the question definitely settled as to the course
we shall hencelorward look to the lutore
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$53. CSC O8

S0o.b6U 10 SI3,IbU "
Making aggregate of $lo2672 81 on the Main
Stem, and $24 ,l73 81 on the Washington Branch-the
total being $l26,846 Is.
The above compared with the corresponding month
OF last year shows decrease of 65l 80 the Main
Stem, and So, 757 60 on the Washington Branch.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13

News mas reached this city per Teeg raph, from
Louisville, Ky) of the death OF Mrs. Or ittenden the
excellent consort of Hon ]. J. Crenden, Attorney
General of the United States. This event, most deep
Nv to be lamented not only by the circles which she
has adorned here and her native State, but all who
knew her even by reputation, is said to have taken
place al Frankfort on Monday last. There is yet
hope, but faint one that there may be some error in
he Telegraph report-Nat. Int. of Thur sday.
INTERESTING FROM New Mexico From Santa Fe-
advices have been received OF the arrival there OF Col
Wooley and Mr. Wingfeld, Indian Agents, by the
mail wagon, on the 25th of July. Major Weightman
engaged at thedats OF our Intelligence in attempt
ing the adjustment Of some difficulties in relation to
land titles and boundaries between the Pueblo Indians
and Mexicans. These very troublesome sources f
mischief; and unless the General Government should
intepose its sautary authority in causing the bounda-
res of the Puebos to be clearly and distinctly defined
the Indians may be driven to DESPERATION and the con-
sequences to the domestic peace of the Territory be
disastrous. II the present state OF feeling among the
Pueblos be allowed to continue much longer, they will
offer fair field for the influences OF evil disposed men,
who in New Mexico, every where else, rejoice at
snch opportunities, and eagerly embrace them. Col
Wooey will be stationed near the Moro at or neigh
boring the headquarters of the army, which is
six miles east OF Barkclays Fort, on the Bents Fort
route Mr.. Frener will go 10 the Utah country as
soon as it has been determined whereabouts he mill
tary post there is to be established. Mr. Wingfeld
will accompany Col Sumner in his expedition against
the Navalos. A military post and India agency are
to be established in the Navajo country considered to
be the best means OF putting end to their depreda
tons and hostiltes. No new laws are deemed to be
necessary deal with The Navajos or the New Mexi-
Indians OF the Rio del Norte the authorities
of the Territory having determined 10 hold all the H.
dams with whom we have treaties to their bounden
obligations. A branch CT the Utah naton--lhe
more peaceful branch--are in state OF prvation.-
They will require subsistence and other aid from the
Government it the design OF their reclamation from
sion OF the Legislature of New Mexico will commence
the first Monday in December.-Nat. Int.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13

AMERICAN REARING MACHINE We have much plea
sure, says the London Times OF the 18th OF August in
stating that the great medal has been awarded by the
Council OF ChaiImen of Jures, 10 Mr.. Cyrus Hal
| NC ormick, Tor his American reaping machines.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13

a. OAP.-75 boxes ElAIntons, kedlck's auu Union
~ Soaps, in store, or ale BY
Sc 10 WlLLIAM MS & BROTHER
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up IcHMoND AND DANyILLE RAIL

FORM A POWER OF ATTORNEY.
KnoW all men by these presents: That I Tor we)
- do hereby constitute and appoint -, my Tor
questions that may be brought before the meeting of
the Stockholders of the Richmond aud Danvie Rail-
road Company, to be held at DanvilIe on Wednesday
the 22d day of October 1851; hereby raying all the
acts OF - said Attorney in the premises as tuIly
as if - were present and voting in person.
In testimony whereof - have hereunto affixed
- hand, this - day of - 1851.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13

wv GOD WARE.-A further supply of Bail
w Boxes, Sugar Buckets, Siters. &c, receiving
per schr Mercy Taylor, direct from the manufacturer
for sale by
Sc IL WILLIAMS & BROTHER
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13

RNOST VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
lvR GRACE STREET FOR SALE The sub
SC ,b- is authorized sell thai vap able LOT on the
South side OF Grace street, between the residences of
DIS peane and Cabe, fronting about % feet, running
back 100 eet to alley, which there is an excel
lent brick kitchen. Terms accommodating. Apply to
Sc l3-lOt w. GODDIN.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13

, ECTiFIED WHISKY. -35 bbls pare Rec
IS WILLlAW MS q BROTHER
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13

N L, are now receiving per ships Excelsior, Con-
Wv stellation, &c, from Eng1nd our fall suppl y of
Single and double barrel Guns
Powder Flasks
Shot Belts
English Percussion Caps
A full assortment of American Rifles direct from
the 'actory. We would invite the attention oil
m rchans and Others particularly this branch of our
stock as being OF the most complete ia the CITY,
THOS. q CHARLES ELLIS & co,
l3 LOG Main street
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CITY AFFAIRS.
~ We are requested to say that the Hon. JOHN
MINOR Boris will address the people of Richmond,
this evening. at O'Clock, in the African Church.
AN ORDINANCE.

Prepiding further for the Education of Iadigent
Children; and Making Prouision for Public Leo
lures and Librdries-TP Passed Sept. Q, 1851
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-13

III ARDWARE.--The Subscribers ar low re,
m celving, per ships Albert Gallatin and SdIon,
their Fat supply OF foreign Hardware. Cutlery, Guns
&C. embracing every article OF f1e and heavy goods
and selected with particular reference The Virginia
and NoTh Caroline trade; Also by ut ARRIVAL fall
assortment OF domestic backward, making our stock
very rirahe and comp etc
Country Merchants Farmers, Mechanics and all
other wishing goods in loe, ar specnlIy So
llced to call aud examine assortment before max.
ing their purchases
C. J. SINTON & CO.,
Importers OF Hardware,
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n OAR, CRUSHED, POWDERED AND
E-A COFFEE SUGAR, for sale by
Sc 10 DAVENPORT ALLEN H. co
The republic., 1851-04-09

0U-Mr. c. W. JAMES, No. Harrison street,
Cincinnati, Ohio, isour General Travelling agent
for the Western States, assisted by j. X. Smith, j.
T. Dent, Jason Taylor, J. W. armstrong, Perrin
Locke, w. Ramsey. DR.. Joshua WadstOorth, Alez-
ander r. La,os, and a. J. Smiley.
o. Mr.. HENRYM LEWIS, of Montgomery,
alabama, IS our General Travelling agent for the
States Of Aiabama and Tennessee.
o. Mr.. ISRAEL e. JAMES, No. 1872 South
Tenth street, Philadelphia. is General Travelling
agent for the Southern and Southicestern States,
sisted by Waliam II. Weld, John Collins, James
Deering, Il. KIRK Wsllingfon, e. n. Epans, John
T. Judkins, p. Locke, Joseph Button, George p.
Sutton, aud Thomas ID. Nice.