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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-06
INTERVENTION WITH GREAT BRITAIN
AND FRAME.
Mem0rdnGul

Mr. Champion at an interview with Mr. Crttenden
at the Dep rtment of State, the 9Th of September
1851 stated that he had been directed by her Maesty
Goyernment TO say to The Un cd States Secretary OF
State that her Maesy's Government had learned with
great regret that expeditions have again been preparrd
ia the ports of the United States for an attack upon
t1fflofy belonging TO sovereign at peace with the
United States and in friendly relations with her Ma
Jesty.
Her Maiesty's Government do not doubt that the
Government OF the United States will use all posi- Bile
dlgence to prevent and punish proceedings which are
IN vol on both OF the laws of The United STA es and
OF the law onaons, and her Majesty Government are
persuaded that such measures, If taken 10 lime will
accomplish their object.
But her MaJesty's Government deem il due to the
irankness which ought to character the intercourse
between the Two Governments 10 state to taat of the
Unned Sta es that her Msje.tys ships OF war on The
West lHdlan station will have orders to prevent by
hostile intent upon the Island OF Cuba
AT another Interview, held at the same Department
ohtne olh o. OCTOBER Mr. Crlttenden replied verbal
~ to Mr.. Champion follows:
am instructed by the President to express his re.
gre that such orders hose mentioned in the despatch
from Lord Palmerston should have been deemed neces
sary and proper by the British Government.
so lar as they have reference to the lawess ana
authorized expeditions against the island of Cuba aJ-
pretended from citizens OF the United States, it is
only necessary to say that such expeditions are for
bldden by the laws Of this Republic and that lis Co
VernmenG Is able and determined to execute those
laws EvasIons OF them may occur, in spite of the
utmost vigilance and energy; such instances COM
mon 10 the laws OF all countries II is only by stealth
ana by favor OF rare aud accidental circumstances
That any sucn expeditions escape from shores
none OF sufficient force or magnitude to create any
serious apprehension for the safeyot Cuba and Ger
fanny none against which Spain herself is not album
dantly able TO protect tn II island.
Inc government of the Unlted States, always de-
termned, in perfect good faith TO maintain lis neutral
relations. and perform all its national Obligations con.
dennis as strongly as the British Government the law
less enterprises against which the orders in question
directed nd he ,,F 49,
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TIE slCKLY sEAsoN.-There are come
VINDEX.

THE SfCKLY SEASOs.-Therc are some
diseases that visit Us stated of the year. and
which not untrequeny become alarmngly fatal du-
ring the summer and autumn months, especially TO the
young lis supposed seventy thousand die annually
from arrangements OF the Stomach and Bowels alone.
Does feeling Of our nature become enlisted in
the humane desire to lessen this ghtfpl mortality!
bound by every principle of religion TO sd-
mlaiser relief when in our powera BRANDRETHS
FILLS, by cleansing the blood from all impureties,
gives power to every organ to perform its functions
heaiihily, no matter whether externally internally
situated: atuFe has formed the bowels for the evac
alton OF all unhealthy humours of the b cd, and If
man would put use common sense, he wouldtake
they perform this office faithfully 1t the bowels
out OF order, too slow active few doses OF
Baanoreths Pills will bring them to order. Ask the
man mai was dying from constpated bowels what
cured hlm; he tells you, Brandreth's Pills Ask him
who has had the dyssenery for six months and every
remedy had iaedh will tell you that Brandretbs Pills
cured him 10 week So with feyers chllls and other
diseases: Ia a word, use Brandreths Pills il you are
sick and desire be wel-and use them occasonsllv
when well, to keep of sickness
For sale by NJ BRANCH
No. East Main street, corner opposite Old Market
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AssAuLTING A FEMALE. Miss Elizabeth Hubbard
having lodged complaint at the Police Office against
MIR. Jas. Doyle, that individual made his appearance
before the Mayor Tuesday, when Miss Hubbard came
forward and deposed that the night previAIs, Doyle
knocked at the door of her house Gary street, and
as soon as the door opened. rushed in and com
menced furious assault upon her. She directed her
servant to call the W4tchmen and that service bs4n
ing performed with great alacry, the Wachmen
came In and captured Doyle. The Mayor held Doyle
to bail in the sum of $500 and the m atter ended
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ACCIDENT AND LOSS OF LIFE.-Thursday evening
last as the freight train the Central Railroad was
about leaving the Depot in the city a white man, APP
patiently aborng under the influence oil liquor ypresent-
ed himself and insisted upon taking passage in OF lie
cars. The conductor warned him off several times
aud finally directed the hands connected with the train
TO watch his movements and prevent him from get.
ting into the cars AT o'clock, the appointed hour
Tor l:avpg, the train moved from the depot; on ari-
wing at the summit, few miles beyond the city, the
train halted for the purpose Of landing or thr ee
men who had gone up Tor the purpose of attending to
some duties at that point The traa then m wed to-
wards The Junction. all on board being totally ignorant
OF the occurrence of any accident the line After the
workmen had flashed their labors at the summit,
thy jumped into hand Tor the purpose OF
returning to The city. The night being cold and
somewhat advanced, the dasaed off for the
city at rapid pace. Tney had proceeded far,
however, before they saw by the moonlight the body
OF man lying in fearful proximity to the track. The
car was Instantly stopped, and examination made
OF the condition of the mln H. Was insensible -
One of his had been crushed near the shoulder
by the cars, from which he had evidently fallen IN
observed, aad life itself at low ebb. He was
placed on the hand-car and brought to the Depot
where he was recognised TIE individual who had
attempted TO get the train before il eft. Farther
inquiry eu ~ lHe uloCoNeIy Vi name anu lebl-
dence. The unfortunate man proved to be Mr.. Jas.
Williams, painter by trade. Being married man,
he conveyed to the house'ln the Valley occupied
by his family. couple OF physicians were Instant
ly summoned, who alter carefully examining the ma
lure OF his injury, decided upon amputating his arm
ar the shoulder. After performing the operation
and learning the of his ioury, the phys.
clans, we learn, catetaned little hope Of saving his
He He fingered through the night and died yester-
day forenoon An inque-t was held over his remains
last evening" but we did not learn the decision of the
jury.
The presumption is, that Mr.. Williams succeeded
in getting into of the before the train left the
depot and ia attempting to get out whilst the train
in motion, fell upon the track and had his arm
crushed by the wheels of the cars.
DIsoRDERLY-A white man named Hill was ares
ted yesterday morning the Old Market by office
PsarcP and poAintted tn Jail oonJuot
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RECEPTION OF KOssUTH.

By telegraph we learn that the Hungarian ora"
tor and hero has at last set his foot on American
soil; and we may expect to receive, for some time
Gen. Foote has withdrawn his resolution to give
Kossuth Congressional welcome but Others
will doubtless be warmly pressed In the course
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Grand Mass Meeting Tonight.

There will be grand Mass Meeting OF the Wings
of Richmond tonight. a! the African Church.
Hon. John M. Bolts has been invited and is expect
ed to address the meeting.
B; J: Barbour, Esq, of Orange, Col Meredith, Ra-
leigh 7. Darrell, Esq, and other distinguished W hgs
will address the meeting.
Let the Wings of the cold Gibraltar" rally. in full
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Beware of Spurious Tickets I

The Wings OF Richmond should beware of spurl-
Gus tickets. Examine your ticket and see that all the
Wing State and Guy Candidates are on it,
As far possible, the Wings will be furnished with
tickets to-day, and at the meeting to might
GJ-lt you should want tickets when You come to tn {
polls Monday, take them only from the tables, over
which the sign "WHIG TICKETS" consplcuously
placsd
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EFFECTS OF FEAR.

The following is quoted from the Boston Medical
Journal, periodical in which should not look for
fictitious narrative, yet the story is wonderful:
"a young man, twenty three years old, came from
the mines to San Francisco, with the intention soon
leaving the latter place for home. Ga the evening OF
his arrival he, with his companions, visited the gam.
bling saloons. After watching for time, the varied
fortunes OF table, supposed to be undergoing the
process of tapping, from the continued success of those
betting against the bank, the excitement overthrow his
better Judgment and he threw upon the seven spot of
the new deal bag, which he said contained s 600
his ALL the result OF two years prvation aud hard labor
-excaiming, with voice trembling from intense ex-
element "My hom: or the minsx."
GAS the dealer slowly resumed the drawing of his
cards. with his countenance yid with fear of the in
evitabe late that seems ever attendant upon the tap
ping process when commenced, turned my eyes up
on the young man who had stabed his whole gaios
upon card; and never shall forget the impression
made by his look OF intense anxiety, as he Watched
the cards as they fell from the dealers hands. All The
energies OF his system seemed concentrated in the
fixed gaze of his eyes, while the deadly palor of his
face bespoke the subdued action of his heart All
around seemed infected with the symDathrtic powers
of the speleven the hitherto successful winners for
got their stakes in the hazardous chance placed
upon the issue OF the bet. The cards are slowly told
with the precision of high-wrought excitement The
spot wins The spell is broken-reaction takes
place. The winuer exclalms, with deep-drawn
sigh, & will never gamble again. and was carried
from the room IN deep swoon, from which he did
not fully recover until the next morning, and Then to
know that The equivalent surrendered Tor his gain
was the color OF his hair, now changed to perfect
whit e.''
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GRAND RALLY

90 WINGS OF HENRICO COUNTY-Yuu
are invited to attend meeting ofyour party Spring
field Hall, TO NIGHT, al o'clock The Vigilance
be present in force Business of importance will be
acted upon Good Speakers are invited Come all to
the rescue OF your County and your State.
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ATTENTJON MONROE

ATTENTION, MONROE WARD.
Messrs VIM. F. Watson and A J. Crane. Electors
OF the Democratic and Wing parties, will address the
citizens at W oodward's Temperance Hall, on Broad
street, on FRIDAY next, at u O'Clock.
de Aid BY THE COMMITTEE.
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THE TIMES, TERM s

tn Z TIMES' TERMS.
DAILY TINES per annum, if paid in advance, or
within 80 days from the beginning OF subscribers
Observation-Disclosures 90
Do. if not paid lin every case). GO
in advance, or within 80 da VS. &c............. 90
Do. if not paid lin every case) ............ 90
Single copies, Daily Times, two cents each; semi
weekly three cents eachin wrappers ready for mailing
four cents each For sale at the TINES OFFICE.
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Local Intelligence, City News, &c.
WING MEETINGS THIS WEEK.

The Wing Vigilance Committee announce the fol-
lowing programme for the present week. Wings of
Richmond, rally full force at these meetings Turn
out and work flom the present time until sunset of
the day Of election. Shall we not roll up majority
of 1900 for SUMMERS, WATTS and BAXTER? 1t can
be done, if every Wing will be vigilant and active
MEETING THIS AFTERNOON.
The Wing Vigilance Committee will meet This
Afternoon, at halt past four O'Clock, their room in
the Wing Building
Gc5-Every Wing who will work for our cause is in
vited to attend.
SATURDAY NIGHT.
GRAND MASS MEETING, of all the Whigs of
the city. at the old African Church. B. ]. Barbour,
Col. Meredith and several other distinguished spea-
kers will address the meeting
fTs Our candidates for the House of Delegates will
be present at all the public meetings.
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GV white named Francis Morgan wa.
yesterday brought before the Mayor upon the charge
OF receiving from OF the drivers OF Messrs Clarke
d Hatcher, load of coal, to which he possessed no
claim. The evidence being deemed sufficiently strong
to warrant the Mayor in sending the accused before
the Hustin9a Court he accordingly required to ap.
pear before that tribunal on the oh Of February
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snuTH CAROLINA

OOLUMBIA, ,. O., Dec. A.
The bill for the assemb age al State Convection on
the fourth Mon lay in April next passed the Senate
to-day by large majority. and Is now under discussion
in the House as a special order OF The day.
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On the Sd inst, the First Baptist Church, by the
Rev B Manly. ir, Mr. GEO N GWATHMEY to
MARY ANN, daughter ofJohn L Lyon, Esq, all
of this city.
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SAVANNAH, Dee ?. lois A


At The elect on held Yesterday for Mayor and Alder
men of this CITY the Union Ticket obtained majority
R. D. Arnold having been ed Mayor by ma
ority of 1857 over Thomas Purse the nominee of The
Democratic parly, AID seven Union candidates having
also been elhctad Aldermen.
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W. SFssoes gIsea experiments 10. asal. ia Eeetris
cal psychology at Odd Fellows Hall, He created
quite sensation when last here, and will not fail
now to asonish and amuse his auditors. His Magic
Mirror. too, is said to be wonderfully endowed
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"a SHE fsFahlie aaa s olssns, suah IN asfisysaee
as would result nom the execution Of those orders,
admitted to be lighful 10 themselves, would neverhe,
less be practically Injurious IN its consequences and
do more hahn than good Their execution would be
the exercise OF sort of police the in our
immediate vicinity, covered they with ships
and our citizens, and it would involve, moreover, 10
some extent, the exercise of jurisdiction to deter
mine what expeditions were OF the character denounc
ed, and who were the guilty adveRturers engaged in
them.
The President cannot but apprehend that such or
ders could not be carried into effect without leading,
too probably, to abuses and collisions that would
constantly leopard and might seriously distuib that
peace aud good will which he sincerely desires to
see cultivated and made perpetual between the United
States and Great Britain
The President deems it unnecessary to say more at
present the subject of these ORDERS than add the
expression of his hope that there may arise any
occasion for carrying them iato execution.
Mr.. Champion to Mr.. Webster
BR1TGsH LEGAT1oN,2
WASHINGTON, Nov IL, 1851.
SIR-With reference 10 our conversation the 10Th
inst, and in compliance with your desire have the
honor to enclose copy Of the despatch addressed to
me by Lord Palmerson, which | then read to you,
upon the subject of the orders issued to her Majesty
ships Of war on the West Indian station respecting
unauthorized expeditions against the Island of Cuba
| avail myself Of this opportunity TO renew to you,
sir, the assurance OF my highest Gousiderati4n
The Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER, &c.
ENCLOSED IN THE ABOVE LYrrEs.l
FoREIaN OFrlcs,}
October %, 1851. :
SRI have received your despstch, No. 90, OF the
9th instant, and have to acquaint YOU that her Ma
Jestys Government approve the course pursued by you
in commu nicating to the Government Of the United
States the orders issued by her Msesy's Government
to the COMMANDMENTS Chief of her Majestys ships 10
the West Indies. respecting the prevention Of lawless
expeditions against Cuba.
If you should have any future correspondence with
the Secretary OF State of the United States this
subject, you may assure him that every will be Ia
ken that in executing these preventive measures
against the expeditions of persons whom the United
States Government Itself has denounced being
reference hall take place with the lawful commerce
of any nation. am &c.
PALMERSTON.
JOHN F. CHAMPION, Esq, &C., &c.
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WING STATE NOMINATIONS.
FOR GOVERNOR,
GEORGE w. SUMMERS, OF KANAWHA
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
SAMUEL WATTS, OF NORFOLK co.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
Sidney s. BAN TER, OF RICHMOND CITY
WING CITY NOMINATIONS.
FOR SENATOR,
JOHN A. MEREDITH.
FOR DELEGATES,
WIN. F. BUTLER,
CONWAY ROBINSON,
WIN. c. CARRINGTON.
HENRICO COUNTY.
FOR DELEGATE,
FENDALL GRIFFIN.
HENRlCO AND HANOVER.
SENATOR,
VIM. d. WINSTON.
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RIeHrs OF THE JGws.-Mr, Webster mas informed
Dr. Lilenthal, OF New York, that the government
will DOT ratty treaty with the Swiss Coniederacyt
which makes sny Determinations against citizens of the
United States Of the Jewish persuasion.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-06

RATHER "HIGH."-Chas. Haskins, fireman on board
the steamer Roanoke, encountered TIE watchmen in
Rockets few nights since, and took occasion to n
form them in plain terms, of his opinion OF Them At
ter abusing these faithful guardians of the city at
round rate, Of them ventured TO demonstrate with
him at this he "ired up" aesh, and launched forth
another torrent OF abuse. Now, there is point at
which the worm will turn this point Haskns reached
but instead of cudgelng him soundlv, the wqtchmen
quietly walked off with and lodged him in the ca ge-
Next morning he appeared before the Mayor, and was
committed to Jail in default Of 500 security fer good
behaviour
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-06

The THEATRE, uader the excellent management OF
MI Mule, Is gaining steadily in the graces of The
public. Good houses, good order and faithful ad
herence to programmes ~ be reckuned amongst the
substantial results of the past week Mrs Potter and
Mr.. Bresford play with great sprit-Mr. Ryan sings
good song and plays a certain role passaby we'll
whilst the other members Of the corps manifest dis
position 10 "act we'll their parts' some Of them, how
ever, candor compels us to say have sadly mistaken
their calling
The addition of acO,ps de ballet has add ed immense
ly to the attractions of the Theatre the past week.
Mad'lle Cccca is graceful danseuse and appears to
much advantage in the sThe Magic Flute" pleasing
comic ballet, which will be produced again tonight
Mr.. Carese supports Mademolselle with much grace
and ease, whilst Mons Szolosy never fails to put the
house in roar by his comicalities. We trust Mr..
Maue will continue to receive liberal encoura cement
from the patrons Of the drama, because he deserves
-
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WILLIAM G., CARRlNGTON,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
THOMAS Assistant Editor.
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DIsoRDERLY-A white man named Hill was ares
ted yesterday morning the Old Market by office
Psarce and committed to Jail for dsordery conduc
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RICHM ION d. "A

SATURDAY MORNING, DEC. 6, 1851
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81 BIN ENTO.-l0 bags prime quaHy Pimenlo
IL receiving this day per City of Richmond and for
sale by
de 6 WILLIAMS & BRO
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a. ALT PEFRE.-l0 kegs refined Salt Petre, re-
~ ceved and Tor sale by
de WILLIAMS & BRO
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NpfLL PAPER.-This is the time to make out
E-D bills. and | would remind merchants and clerks
III at have Tor sale. from ~ to 37h cents per qure
Foo'scap paper rough and SIN both, broad and long, of
English and Ameri make, rlIed with fine, medi-
un, and wide, ein lines, and double and single dol
lars and cents co umns
do
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DURE N E RUM, landing this day and for sale
by
de6 WILLIAMS & BRO
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EpUCKWHEAT so bags pure hulIed Buck
AD wheat, just received by
de 6 WILLIAMS & BRO
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MH Az $50 bales, cargo schr Gpsey, and
AA 4ls bales, per barque Cora, landing this
morning and for sale by
de 6-3t MARK DOWNEY
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EpREAST PIECES BACON,a superior arIi-
ED ticle jor family use, tor sale by
- no "a JOIN CLAJBOR
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RgANAGERs' OFFICE. MORRIS 1

L. sale by CASKS Wig MA Lime IN store and for
de SHIELDS & SOMERVILI,E
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Elk EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION AT
ODD FELLOWS HALL,

~ wood, mahogany, papier mache. and leather
Writing Desks. PAPER maehe, rose wood and ebony
Work Boxes; rose wood, papier mache and English
Japanned D'essing Gases; papier mache Port Folios
and Work Stands, AIaba.ter and other jewellery box.
es; lok Stands and Paper Weights, Pearl, Ivory Shell
and Fiagree-work Gard Cases, Mattel Ornaments,
Toile B>ules together with full assormen; of fam
cy articles French and German Toys &c. for sale by
M ZIMMERMAN,
de Corner NJ ain and
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T I'll e A T IL F..
Lessee and Manager. .............W M L.. M aule
MADLLE CIOCCA and MR.. CARESE.
MAGIC FLUTE
NATIONAL POLKA
Il H r. A T II II

4 OTI IN
BY MADLLE CIOCCA and Mr.. CARESE.
ADMISSION Boxes so cents; Pit IS cents; Cen.
tire Gallery so cents Coored Gallery Is cents; Eastern
Gallery 124 cents.
Doors open at quarter past 6--curain will rise at
a quarter past o'clock.
~ few season and monthly tickets can be had
application at the Box Office. de 4
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-06-18
NEGROES WANTED.

FROM one hundred to two hundred Me-
GROES are wanted on the Mnscogea Rail-
road, (GeorgiaD They will be well cloth.
ed, fed and provided for and all expense
paid To the work, should they be hired for
ono year or moro. No deduction made for
bad weather nor Tor sick time Of a lew days
Persons contracting to hire thirty or more
will be allowed to furnish an oyerseer, sub,
ject, however, to the rules and dtregnlalions
of the Road, and will be allowed such wa
gcs an are Mere paid for such services
Runaway time will be deducted. Women
will be hired with thier husbands or single,
and one child (not exceeding year and
a hulD will be taken with family. The
Road is located in a pine region, and 10.
healthy beyond doubt from the experience
OF the past summer. ~ iss..; y .s
RATEs.-Men SIS per month women
SO; boys SO. Payable quarterly.
Address, at Macon, Ga, s.
JOHN d. GRAY, or, 5s.s
J.B. GLASS,
Columbia, Is? C. &
April eth, 1851 20 81 Ct u. II,
~ Watchman copy 6 times.