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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-16
Glade Springs

IMPORTANT ARnrsr AND SusriCioN.--
Nem York, Thursday. De, The Asia
brings an account OF the arrest Of man
in Hanover, in whose possession was found
two thousand dollars in American. gold. and
a large gold r'edal, The man proved to
be AN old convic, from the United States,
having been convicted OF robbery while re
.ldi,g IN Phlladelphia, sometime ago. lie
is also known 10 hay. lived IN Baltimore,
where he disappeared abou, the time OF the
g'-a. robbery OF the Bank OF Portsmouth,
lie il supposed to have been concerned in
that robbery. and the medal found with
him i, believed to be the celebrated Clay
medal. which was stolen IN New York.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-16

or The Western star. published at
Pars. Lamar county. has been again re
viyed We received two numbers of II last
week. in one Of which the editor declares
hs intention at cnullpnlng the paper untiI
alter the election The Star, II wlll be re
memh,rrd, Is Wing sheet II there - a
wing 10 Texas Who d.serves well OF the
ultra portion OF that party, IT is W. }. Nor
gan, the proprietor ol this paper lie has
worked hard, but IN vain, t" keep M a
wing paper IL northern Texas Aside
from his politics, there is u" publisher IL
the State whose prosperity would afford US
more satisfaction,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-16
fnniAN rfQuT.

,->sAA rfaHHT
e ,.o roll,
me On" A"'""'o "
olt, contains the ioiio""S "''
attack by Indians on the party OF WI
w.n... the mail carrier t~,ween San
r, De- I, w.. furnished
''''.N -, $50.
by W. W. "'"''
oePTEaheR i'' 1898
D.o, 81, II now writ. to inform yon
If m. misfortune which happened me on
nv wny to I'll Psso With the mail At
NJ, Ruff fy. miles below the California
.,d sbout seven miles above the
p.;n,.d Caves. on III. evening ol the oh.
.I,., /. o'clocL n marty of Indians. 81 in
-, .h,,c,d nav c,mp. whilst in the
the animals Tor the march
w., -. f,ort nj th,. Indians. and ask
,.L., ,h., vn,t,d and TO halt or
=, ",i', H.. an them. received no an.
a,h., than tn. war whoop ard the
a,,a,;.h If arm. We raised nur riffs to
an ,h.m =, the distance ct one huud ed
l. T,,, R,,. oul, fired hut without
e., Tho INDIAN, then tell back.
~, ,,J ma tank ,o.s,s.,ou of the
n, pI,T d,r.c,ly over our camp
r., H.. ,,,J,,ro op,u,d which con
.,,I i.,L ,b.. t.r,,,u,,,,n heinz ON
vad,i,h Fri. .l,htlv wounded
NY Ia 'Lonlior and hand on. mule
~ ,.,,,J,t. an. n,l, nd bots, killed
n H. ,,, If ia. Indians ,hte. killed
A., o,, If ana doubtlul but badly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-16

IuE INTENDING FAIL OF ruE TURKISH
EsriRs. We have been favored by Law
efpool merchant with the following extract
OF letter Just received from a correspno
dent long resident he Levani: Constant
nople has recently been the scene OF very
many extensive and destructive conilagra.
iions--no less than eight in the same nuns
Der OF days--by which property to the
amout OF $50 millions of piastres is SAID tn
have been destroyed. The cause OF these
terrible fires, which entail ruin 10 thousands.
ls undoubtedly disconteut at the nal nd
m'n's,ra,lon aud eqtraysgance OF the gov.
efnmen'. A change in the ministry is an.
nounc.d. but by no means n satisfaction,
one, rs 1t consists in men Of the same opn.
ions AS thuse Sc, aside aud il seems very
questionable # some more serious mean.
be not ere long resor.ed 10 by the suffering
people. Surely those hitherto put in force
can but tend to Increase their misery aud
rum. Ottoman rule is las, drawing 10 close
IN Europe, and untitled rs they are TO
adopt he new order OF things, it is high
time they wcrs set aside altogether
The question seems alone to be, who are tc
replac. them IN the possession Of thei
splendid country bu, this fear to their re
moval csnno, mnch longer continue TO pre-
vail. The Greeks. | fancy, will not b,
tolerated by the civilized Europe, lookn,
TO their incapacity to govern, esempiiie,
by n quarter Of century Of fragrant mis-
rule. Who, then, is to Gomez This il
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-16

NN>"N'LL'' ''W II n
.Nes,rs. Editors II hay. had no Am.
ton to figure in The newspapers during
canvass. and am very mnrh orpos+d 4
being brought into them A. Am in a,
mornings Banner. The editor Of 4
paper makes the remark of M anonyns,
letter writer to the Huntsville Demo,
that |, who had "alw vs. been ,ne o, /,
most unrompromislng Wing. i, the Stat.
am opposed to Scott, the occasion l~ NJ
ing thai
The remark that Dr. Mc\airv 'huI
WAYS been on. of tn. most unronprnI
sing wings in the State, is y grea, ms,,l
For ten wears he has been ,ascil.s,inp
his position MS wing. aud four Years a,
he wsrred against Gen TaNln active
during the greater pay, ri the canvass, 10
until i, was clear that Gen Fnysor WI.
be successful tie worked vl'h u. III
last summer. bu, j. ~ ~, aud 10
WAS soured and dissatisfied
Ia these DAYS. when Daniel Webster.
= Gentry. {. u. Williams. and men Of il.
character ar. uuccr"monousl, r.nd out
the Wing party, perhsps ! ought No,
COMEDIAN II ,,,c.d +, ke., ,h,m r,m,,,
Nor doI Ih,v. ma dos. ;, Il, ,.,.,n 49,
,,o,.J o;,h , marty o,,.,i,,,;,, uL,,,
now find given over into tie hands oi w
lam II. Seward and his nisn Scott smf
J.,,haro,l, Ill nm, of .,,h .on,n..
,,.;,Lo,, ,rnr,,l;no .,y or u,. .lJ.,.
,,a o,,
+, !. ,.,o .,o, IN 1913 | ,,. gar, ms,
t;.,.,;.G.J ,.;,h ,b,, non,',,,;,,, ,f Gam.
ra,lo, o,.r H. GA, mad ,h., d,J
,o,. !, ,b,, eIe,,,,, m, m. o,L,, 4
m,,k. of III. editor !, ,,Lu,n =, M. j
,,,,us maya, in m, In. vn,.d IA,
on. d.nocr, and ,h,t was ia, A,A.1
r,,inc ~, ,.rso,, rr,,,d. .,rn..a
sn,,o,,,d n p. ui,, ,;cL., Win th,, ava.
,,n, IN ls,o and III. uh,l. .b,,, ,,,l.,
tsi3 Ih,ve b..n a u,,t, .,,y,vs I.J
-, u,h;, ,han !, ,,. ..s, malta.
co,,, nav ,..ocj,,.s i, u ,il.,. c,u,,,
aha, eo,lJ ,,,h,r l.s. ..,,.;,.,..
thaulcan now coun, observation-disclosures
e., scou ,y,s for ~, ,L.., H.. R.'
nor ,ya. to, Jack.on Than. ,,,. y.,, h,
r.,d.,s of r.vs,,,.r. il, mi. Stat. "a.
A, M, know ,,,e.e facts ,nI r..d ~
,n,,h., r.f.r tA.u
And ye. ! mi no, ro,e far Scoy w.
all INV devotion to VIZ Cav. were h. ma,
living and in his prrnc. | vnulI mot van, "a
hun If hrouph, ,orwa Il L, tn. men al,
nominated. and sunp,fi.,i h, tn, l.. Aun,s
which sustain. Gen Scott ~. ,u..n 81.
uho Nominated h,., ,r....,s ,.,.r,,,,, .. ii.
,luences vhicb .u.n,,, him ,,,. dunn,
Gus to the South ard To In. v,ion
And I rN ro,s for Pr,-c kno,
bn a, A sound \ntionl -t.u,.ry,,,v.-
man. lie h.loncs not /, .b,. mari, an,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-16

LARGr FiRg Ar CNNrmtANA, Ky
ParH, Sept ga very destructive 6re
occurred las. night at Cyn,hiana, about
fourteen miles from this place, The town
WAS set On fire by incondiaries, causing
great CONSERVATION here among a number
Of the residents of the place present at the
fair, who immediately started for home.
The flames DESTROYED eight dwellings and
stores. two livery s,Ables, and n number Of
hoyses
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-16

WAsnlNGroN. Wednr. ,ia,, sept 20
The Shawnee delegation hay. c.nchH~
their business with the lud,n bnr.nu. n
Government pays them a'S 900. To Ne d.
tr'bn,ed among the People o' th,r i''i'
ORDERS have been issued Tor th. r.u,av,l .
III. Nenominees to III. new home as.,gae
them in the western regions of W..eon.il
The Government is engaged, emerge,
cally, in forwarding til. Japan exp.dlir"
and It will now proceed with the least ~
siblo delay.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-16

or We have received the September
number of the " Musical World publish
ed IN New York lhl. periodical = filled
with cyefN thing interesting aud novel N
the mu.icM wo,ll aud each number con-
uius two ar three plecr. Of muse. The
subscription pel'. = 81 per annum.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-16

Tnr FisnixG QuEsrioN The com.
NADER of the British steamship of war De-
vsstx,ion, has written a letter to the Cows
ernor Of Prince Edwards Island. asking
for farther force, inasmuch AS. according to
his account. the American fishing ves.ela
are Aock,ng in grea, numbers to those parts
Of III, shores Of that island which are At
present unprotected by any British force.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-16

I'"'NN"a HV''N's'st' ~"
of Intervention since the Baltimore nomi-
nations
(e Il was curious to observe what
soothing effect the nomination OF Scott
according 10 their own account, had upon
Messr.. Webster and Fillmore, very
remarkable degree Of somnolency prevail.
ed on the evening Of the nomination In All
the region rornd sbou, the White Honse
and Louisiana avenue Abou; nine O'Clock,
a crowd. prepared with a band OF music,
visited the White House, when the Presi'
den. sppeared at the window, ard said
"Fsiio~ citizens PERM, me TO return
you nv hs,iy ,hnuks for 'hIs most anex
p~c,ei visit ioo have. indeed, taken me
By surprise. for I ras fast osteep rh'n
your drum ervuscd me- Great laughter
aud cheers
The procession next visited Nr Webster
Ia one OF those ielciton- little gems, which
30 one understand how to throw of more
gracefully than he does, after thanking
them ior the compliment OF their visit, hr
proceeded a. follows;
Gentlemen, | will tell yen one thing
You may be assured there is not one among
Won rho VH STEEP better tonight than !
shall Laughter and cheers shall
rise to morrow morning with the lark and
II -, A., - aa., =, ,,,,,,J
q, rrai,fed, and as saiishcd as he. Re
.s aud prolonged cheering
s.v. We MI know that VIZ. Webster has
''''', .,,ai~.l. :. 80, %
VS. IS -, A,'. L..
a, -. H.
IA, hs. no, ,sao ,.ry ain
~ - Il. ,,o.I,i
,,,l.
~. l.. ,,,.t.
" '''e' " Wv -.
",'..,.., - ca..,.I
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y, Wv 'l'' :, H.. e.. h.,
In ',.,.L,
- - g..
49,, '.'.,' ,.d.e.a.;,J.. A.,.,
,.''..a,', e., sa,.,,,, ,ha,,h nal;,
'Ne' 49,, w. - 10y ,s."" '' .,a aaa
''is 'arnlng to receive Fillmore and Web
81 orr never shn'f"h Wurh f"'' oNspep
.i. 4 has very great confidence ia It's
al J;,,..,,.,
tI W.hs,,r otocloipod IN 1913 that
h.. f,.s.,As, and IN. u.b,l. markham
,I
A., ,'.,,.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-16

or Judge McCitb, Of the nitrd States
Circuit Court. La. rendered u d.ci.ion set
unp aside the wiil al the bate John NcDo
noueh. and dit lbu,ue hs vast estate
among his legal heirs The case vii bc
carried uP on appeal
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-16
Cotton Picking.

W. Ediior
notice in the Republican Of the 9th
inst, an account OF cot,on picked by four
Of Mrs lIsggcf,y's hands, aud the ques.
ton is asked who can beat 1t, In an.
swer 10 t,e question, say ! can, have
done 1t, and can do 1t ag,in The follow
ing amounts were picked on the 18th inst,
hy c.! J. l.. sherod's hands under my
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-16

MANS ELECTION. --i,isnow ascertainsd
that the democratic candidates for Senators
in O>iord county are elected This will
make the Senate stand at the opening IL
wings, 10 democrats. Tho House will
stand 90 whies. 81 democratic The
democratic majority on Congress ticket Is
$50.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-16

or The Austin State Gazette, has
changed hand. The paper of October
~ contains the notice oi dissolution, sign.
cd hy " II Cushney, II. + brewster, and
J, " Hampton. The paper will IN future
be conducted bv G. " Crawford. late ol
the Lone star. at Washington, and J. ".
Hampton
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-16

MONEY roK Tus lvDi,Ns-- WasAisi
Ton, Oct 7.-Governor Ramsay has len
this city for Minnesota. hnv,n. in chs''
SIX hundred thousand dollars. for the pay
mcnt Of Indian allowances under tfes,ht
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-16

The gid Mllly was called off during the
day. for shor, time Isaac had Just got
up out of spell OF sickness.
JOHN T.. SMITH.
Glaip Springs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-16

MICHIGAN STATE Pn,so> on FIaK--
jackson, Mich. sept 3O.--lh. M,chit"
Stat" Prison. vt this place, ia in fumes ''s
will doubtless lie entirely DESTROYED. hss
not learned the origin OF the fire.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-16

CT John p Hslp la. accepted the nom
inatiou II the rr,c.oil convention, and has
taken the stump to canvass the Northern
States
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-16

writer in the Louisville Journal "u
the whole West will no, produce over 81
600 hhda. tobacco Il ia season.
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A. rS,,o, I AK a short space In the
p.nuhl,c,n. and A. the Patriot wov'd say.
| CoI Mills would ny, ! want no Longer,
n no,.c. the speeches of the aforesaid s~"'
,I..u., =, N.rsAaI,. and the Patriots report
,h.,.of
ar IN. ouo,s.on with which the Patriot
commences its notice Of Judge Evans, 1t
/. M, our putpos~ 10 s,~ak, Tor by those
q, both psr,rs. who know Judge Evans,
II ma, too much pr.iadlc-d to award merit
.od ,o,t,ee where il Is due. 4, viii be con
demn.d A, unjust and untrue
tn. Judre commenced his speech.
.sx m. Patriot. "by stating thA. General
sc,,, un, the candidate, OF the Ambition sis
and tres.oilars of the \oith-tnuk special
no,,r. If ten. Seward a, his slh proved
81. ,o.i,ion hy abolition. ifresoil, 81 doubt
6I n.ners. (which means, Of COURSE. demo.
cratic p,p.rs) most OF which. we think,
are suppor,jnr Gen. Pierre. Ior the pf,sl
d.,cy
W. ,h,ll no, DENY that Judge Evans be
ga, as stated though ~. we're not ~ At
IN. Tim. IN hear it. II i. yer, natural that
he should have commenced So, lor 20 IN
fart, prcsen the eao We thIuh II unJust
Ia .s,.d Judoe Evans for placing the case
!, III, LAT. Il,
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"e>e mug .,,,..,.e
"'e"'' ~ ~ ,,,.. p.,,,o,
for the auvering flesh show. ser, plainly
bo,x tho pinc,t, tar,. the, must blaine
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-16

Ono RNEp-NAaxsrs $3.50 Puisbv,I
Oct The river here il now stationary
with one foo, eleven inches water N In
channel
Cincinnati, Oct The river here y
stationary. Flour dull at 81 25,S3 -
per Dbl Corn 81 cents per bush.l,
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D ! y =

Al his residence. In Msrhsii, IN Monday ~ ~
li'h inst, NJ WILLIAM r. taAw, sssi fry -
yesr.
Died, In Marshall. m Wednesday the I'M r.
NJ WtLtiAs Sspts,s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-16

Seven villages hav. b, en- submerged y
the flood on the Rhine
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-16

John knaus. aged nins years. died of
hydrophobis in Lshigh county, Pa. . few
weeks sRo
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-16

An Americaa I..se. ordered 10 teds me
Port Of Iiapana eae'ienes' IN
Ncr Orleans.
Tn. U. 3. Mail Steamship Crescent City,
Lieut. D. D. Porter, L. 5. -, command
iog, arrived a. New Orleans. from New
York. BY way Of Havana.
1t appear, this, the Captain General Of
Cnbs. refused to perrni, the Crescent City
10 land, and ordered the vessel from the
port Lieut.. Porter. regardless OF this or
der, entered the harbor. bu, was no, per
miited to lsud his passengers Alter 'ssu-
ing protest, through the American Con
sui at Havana. and being again ordered to
leave the port, he departed, carrying back
the mails aud l65 passengers.
The cause of this tfeatmcn, originated
from the tact that Nr Smith John Smith,
we L.lievr) purser on the Crescent City
WAS charged TO have written and Published
Ia the new spapcfs of the United States,
communications conde'nh'ns Inc present
government OF Cuba "a t'rahn'caL Inc
Governor General OF The Island demAh"eo
his immediate discharge from the ship, stat
lng thst otherwise she would mol DC per
United to Land. Lieut.. Porter very h''u'
rail-, supposed that tbs was an interference
with hi- rights ~ commander ana VII"
the Liberties of an American ciuIen' ana
refused to obey the demands oil Tue .uo'"
diciaior
1h" Treatment OF Lieut. Porter created
great excitement IN New o'iran'' ana a"
" Indignation Meeting was held on the 9Th
instant. ut Bankss Arcade II was u,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-16

UrATn ~ gHs DrAx or WrLLissroS.
'rhs DastH Wellington died. % Tueedsy,
u lsll. = asptsNA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-16

Tbs merchants Of New York propose
giving dinner 70 Mr. Barring.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-16

OF We have received letter from
Port Caddo, dated tn. 9Th inst, from
which ". l.srn tina, there is eight or ten
inches more water in the Lake than there
Was when the ,leona made her last trip
The amount of cotton received at Port
CaIio ,his season has no, been very large,
which is perhaps owing TO the fact that
planters are not aware that there Is a
chance of getting It off Our correspond
cut ihins. If shipments OF cotton were
made Immediately, hoat would soon be
induced 10 visit the Lake and take II off
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-16

Hs - ~ sPr ''F"
IA S3Sr'osfs'rsn e M''
e'sa aer rsssue s'se's gfa
ass''.s 81 shsfs ~ e'cs""e
SEQ tpf ~hNh = hAt D~eh - 49,
hssMiH e'isas icn p y, ~ a "'ss'tA
ssd iaf sa' WI ny "r f's''
hlf atnFp' NTsf WI ''"' ~
inee'i'. " a'n'1 esfr' tN'h8 -" sfe'' ti'
isna Ny aeeoa ~ -"
snppoI 70 sSi|s feNR9 a''9 fei'a ''.fN
err 'aap
Aass row. M ~ ~, given se1 400
Nrnaea wa. Wv cor sil5aents, W ef Ii
tHe course witch ! th'ns sc ai psEiH 10
rrfaF ~ ~ v9nirs Ff 4sdeniis! a'eei'9u.
} usal have pissn tifa ~ The sbHls D
sF'seh rom ny sgat Y iae l'ease 81 tfn
rNiepstes 3. 15t I t'fins he hsa IA
Eng ptlltiHsi apesrass "a NenEfess' 70 aif
t7 LAST o. y y one ct very plefi' de-
ffam'afY. y iie psopie eoas .' i'.'
sissll ~ 2FaIaet / hns shal' .a .lI.
TIE Satisfaction u knowing 1a. bly.
pegaared is aui3
s4ssaa, v,sn great regaf 1907 'rah
esei % ssoaat
BRACE.
IL. tse. . r.t
~ fim r''n h'r sf.7N ''''
Pisfca . ihr e.i.r o r t''I'i'n neH
pfqe Do "'F F.ft .E' 1 comment
n nn ne auoe 81. i'f p N'n
Oh ''in'4 ''''o' a. '"l'"N
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-16

cvAN ArrRrsrtcs wsntri At Tins office
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-16

NV Guops - See the advertisements
Of Ncssrs W II Cobb 4 Co. Port Cad.
do, and OF Mr. G. Tbst'ord. Marshall II
YOU want to get bargains. always call on
those aho advertise That : the ticket,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-10-16

- bio geographical! position. VINO mas
erovsc himAslf uiadtsl Of OH eo"'''uac"'
NAV b. ..lsd whsshes I 'rppose 'ha
IL. .l..,,;o. Of Usnsssl Pierce will give
..,f.st pese, v he county. Looking
~. ~ ue,uissns point Of view. canlor
IA 49, seeeseistiom Of the dvty of
.,i,s esstissI demand that I apswsr in the
peesslv. IL addition to the former Anti.
slsse,v elements ia operation y. the North.
.l1npess 70 b. found At the hastings. in the
osIsis and the school house. smother has
ssss dsvslopsd In the shape Of the sedoe-
tive novel, and even tie graces Of .i,era.
sars are being pressed into :h's mad and
uahcly warfafs agsins, the South. THIS
rev sssd 10 At this momen. being so"n
broadcast throughou. the whole northern
region, and. In time, must Yield IFS bad and
bitter fruit. te) give i, then, frankly I"
INV opinion. that no election ana no plat
forms can at once arrest III. es,l. But !
a., believe the election OF General Paerce
will contribute TO stay ~ progress, aud
savs ~ from the catastrophe 10 whlrh W.
must inevitably De hssteued by cievsling to
che Presidency General Scott rs good
citizens, then, let Us firmly meet the cris's
tina, il upon us, AMI, .or the rest, trns, To
the protecting care OF Providence. We
shall, At least, feel the consol'ng conscious
meas that we have done our duty, and, II
calamity come. the blame cannot be LAID O,
or door
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yIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.
THURSDAY. Dec. 9, 1852.
Seuate.

Senate.
The Senate had brief session to-day, and
its proceedings were not marked by any thing
worthy of special notice.
House of Delegates.
Shortly after the meeting of the House, to-
dav, the consideration Of the order OF the day,
the bill for establishing line OF steam vessels
betw cen the waters of Virginia and Antwerp,
was resumed, and on which discussion was
continued up TO the hour Of adjournment. MIR.
Wheeler, ofNorfolk County, spoke at length
in favor of the establishment of the line, and
had not concluded his remarks when motion
to adjourn was made and prevailed.
Mr.. Anderson, during the discussion, took
occasion to say that he was opposed to the
bill before the House. but intmuted purpose
to offer q substitute more acceptable to his
views.
Amongst the resolutions Of Inquiry, to-day,
were the following
BY Mr.. Crane-That the committee Of Cts
of Justice enquire into the expedency OF al
lowing TO the Justices of the Peace ofthe city
of Richmond the same fees and charges for
services rendered ont ofcourt, as are now al
lowed by law to Justices Of the Peace in the
counties the Commonwealth.
By Mr.. Speed-Of amending the 4th sec
ton of chapter 20S of the Code of Virginia, in
relation to the service by Sergeants OF corpo-
rarions of writs of yenire facias.
The Speaker, on motion of Mr.. Preston
was directed TO issue writ of election to sup.
ply the vacancy in the House Of Delegates
caused by the death of Mr.. Robert Craig, Of
Roanoke county, the election TO be held on
Monday, 18th inst.