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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-16
GREGORY &. RAIRY,
Manasers, Richmond, Virginia,
1ccessors 10 J. w. Maury d. Co.-orice No. g.

Drawn Nos Delaware LJtlery, Glars 81, Sept IL;
&c 40 Be 6& 62 63 Ia - 10 b az la
Scheme TO. day.-Capi'sls 40 leo, of TO-
600 OF lue0, iuoi 5j0 20 OF 250 20 u $50 22S of
10, &c. rs numbers. - drawn. Tickets SIS
Aiso-CaDirals: IS o. 2O00, 100, OF IGU0, OF
SEQ, &c. TS numbers, l3 drawn. Tickets 81
Sc ID
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MORE OF THE LEAHY MURDER.-Iti is stated
that Leahy, the reputed " Monk of La Trappe,"
who was recently committed TO Jail at Pardee-
vile, Wis, for shooting dead, in the court house
Of that place, man named Manley, and at
tempting to kill Col. Morton, the lawyer OF
Manley, upon being asked, after his arrest, il
be wished to see the remains of the murdered
man before being buried, he replied "no," and
gave the following reason Tor the murder !:
Stretching forth his right hand he said " TO
be sure that hand fred the pistol, but God di-
secied it. Ina vision, last night, God told Inc
10 kill five men in that court room. have been
prevented now, but the day will come when it
will be done" Leahy, previous 10 the murder,
had been living with his wife in Columbia
county, Wis, where he has property 10 the
amount of $1,000. Jealousy OF his wife, as
we have heretofore stated, was the origin of the
ARRAY. His career is now, in all probability,
al an end.
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d 81 Esazl - Es;;sa
VIRGINIA CENTKAI. Kali kOAD TO
THE VIRGINIA SPRI.'GS WITHOUT
NIGHT TRAVEL-WHICH Is NOT THE CASE
ON ANY OTHER ROUTE-and still making the
trip in little over 2 and halt days to the White
Sulphur.
Schedule for Comfort.
Leave Richmond caily, at 81 M; and arrived
at White Sulphur in and half days. Atri.week
ly line leaves stanton for White Sulphur by Natu-
raj Bridge, ON Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
arriving at the White sulphur in the same time
Schedule for Expedition.
Those who willing to encounter some night
travel for the sake of expedition, procure extra
Stages at Staunton leave at A M. and reach White
Sui phur second day from Richmond, at II o'clock
PM
Between Richmond and White Sulphur Springs,
passing the Warm and Hot Springs. $40 90
Between Richmond and Lexington, 100
do do Staunton, 500
do do Charlottesville $50
do do Lynchburg, SO
do do Culpeper c. House, 4 so
do do Fauquer Springs, 500
Through Tickets
Can be obtained to New York and Philadelphia,
by Steamships Roanoke Virginia and Philadelphia.
jy 2 T.. GILL. Superintendent.
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1 AND WAHKANTs.-We wish ~ nn-cL--o
A iLo Land Warrants, for which the highest MAJ
kct price viii be paid
au Il G. w. PURCELL eco.
aNCHBURG COUPON BONDs.-s4Uvy0
- " tns above bends, endotsed by the virginia
sna iennessee haroad in bonds OF 81 COO and
s2uo0, interest payable semi .aunpaliv In ., -
burg. FOR further Information, call on
Y. w. PURCELL & CO., Bankers,
hu - And Dealers In EYeasnoo
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.r<ExzsE. PIANO FOKTEs,-p-H
- TAYLOR is constantly receiving
n II @ ii 0superior Piano Fortes from Num- 4
Clarke, and other celebrated mai.
ers, and asks the attention of purchasers 10 hs
Stock, which he will warrant, and will sell at yerv
moderate prices.
Pianos repaired, tuned let on hire, and taken i,
exchange, at his Piano Forte and Music Store
ell-ts 100 Main street,
II ADIE a. GRAY, DRUGGISTS. I4l
MAIN STREET, have in store, and are receiy.
- ing, large additions to their stock of Drugs.
I'D Medicines, Surgeons Instruments,
Paints, Oils, Dyes, Window Glass and
Fancy Articles, which they offer for sale on the
most favorable terms to cash and punctuai dealers
80 ChOCh EKY, CHINA AND
&AGLASS WAFER. L. HICKsON, 2ls
NJ Broad street-Dinner and Tea Sets Look.
~ ing Glasses, Chamber Sets, Decanters Cob.
lets, Tumbers, large gilt ard decorated China Cups
and Saucers with notices large supply of e,e-
CANT Bohemian Cut Glass Toilette Bottles, Casters,
DC, &c, all of which he will sell very low for cash.
eu2l
. ODEkT r. BKOADDUs oilers his servi
M ces TO the citizens of Richmond and the public
generally as general Collector Of Claims. He
pledges himself to attend strictly to all business en-
trusted to his His Office is in the rear of Mr.
James r. Sutten's office, in Law Building, Rich
mond, Va. my 4--6m*
A COMMON EXPRESSION.-They are
we have ever seen-so say persons almost daily, on
visiting our rooms. We endeavOr TO make than
appear natural and life like, in position, expression
and finish, and now far we succeed, we leave the
public 10 decide and we are pleased to say that
many decide in our favor, daily We invite all
who may wish Daguerreotypes, and the public in
general, to call and examine our Pictures, our Sc
lection of Cases, Frames, Lockets Pins and prices,
and after such examination you think you can be
better suited elsewhere. we will think just as much
of you as If you had patronized us. Unless we
merit your patronage we do not wish II.
MINNIS e. WATSON,
DaguerreoIypists and dealers in Stock,
351 Main 81, (Mansion House) Richmond, and
Sycamore ST, Petersburg Va jy3l
BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY.-
ID Fail Goods opening at MlLLHlSER & BROS,
riece, yard wide Msrrimac Caiicos, 10 cts, worth
20, the uiual width at sixpence, in new aud hand
some patterns. The greatest variety Of Ncedlework
mings, Fiouncing, Chimisetts Collars and embroid
cred Hdkfs, Linen Hdkfs very good at 10 cents. 10
Dress Goods, also a large assortment such as Nous
Inns, Cash ntsres, Merinos, Thibet, Alpsccas. Mo-
hair, &c In Domestic Goods, such as Flannels, in
white, red, aud yellow; Tickings Jeans DC, at less
than factory prices In Ribbons as US oil, the hand
soonest kind, about halt the price they are selling
elsewhere Bobbin Edgings, real Thread Ed9ings
and Laees, Hosiery Of all kinds and AL prices, be-
sides every other al tcle usually kept IN Dry floods
Store
Ii you wish to save from 25 TO 80 per cent on
your purchases, you must cali On
j. MILLHiSER & BROTHER.
SET 1913 Broad street.
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MARINE Ne. VS..
PORT OF RICHMOND

LANDER r's OFFICE,
14fh Street. under Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, Eek 90, Sept IA:
SO 81 40 90 Is n SO % So "A 272
Drawn Nos OF Delaware Lottery, Glass g. Sept ID ::
26 40 SO 81 g. 80 ID ID As IS AZ IL
To.Day-The Delaware State Lottery. Glass No
s9-Capitas $40 $50, of 10000 OF 1000, 10 of
800, DC. 75numbera, IL drawn. Tickets s..
Also. two dollar Lottery seI6
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a ATiGLts Fox THE HAIK.-Ihe cal.
= eorsseG Lustfai hair To1ic; Pnalon's Hair IN.
vp. l Lyons kstnsrien; Lows pnraise.
YEA hnd i-se.sssr OILS; Haueps Lustra Phsloes
Waten; Bog 60 a. Bateheiors Wa,,sn,ed ~, :
PEE; ier sale by BENNETT d BEERS,
- Uru sists
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UITIZENs, sThANGEKS, AND THE
u PUBLIC IN GENERAL, TAKE PARTICULAR
NOTICE OF THE FOLLOWING ITEMS:
Leather Key Baskets.-Just received, q
beautiful assortment Of the above very desirable
articles for House.keepers, at GlNTEk'S House
Furnishing Store, 1877 Main street
Bronzed Iron Hat Kacks.-Now in store, a
most desirable assortment of the above, compris.
ing all the newest and most elegant designs. This
style of Hat Rack is much more pr ferable to Ma.
hoeany or Rosewood, becg handsomer much
cheaper, and more durable For sale at enters
House Furnishing Store, 137 Main street.
RefrigeratOrs and Water CO0lers.-Yet
on hand, few of the above Not being disposed
to keep them through the winter, they will be sold
at very reduci prices. The Retrgerators are SO
constructed that they form very desirable closet,
or safe for winter use, being impervious against in
sec,s vermin Of any kind. To those who want
any &c the above, purchase them to advantage,
at GIN rERS House Fur nishing Store, 1877 Main
street
Baskets made of Sen Grass.-The above
are new article and recently imported from Eng
land make delig htfui travelling or work tasket
tor lady, being light and at the same time are
very strong, are of various shapes and sizes. To
be bad only at enters 1877 Main street.
Block and Planished Tin Goods, con.
sstipg of Chafug Dishes of various sizes, Oyster
do, sumo with extra deep dishes; Coffee and Tea
Urns, from l to gallons; Coffee higgins and pa.
tent Coffee Potts. Soup Tureens with Heaters un
derneath; Vegetable and Cake Dishes, flor hot wa
ter, sc &c, with many other useful articles for
Housekeepers, at enters House Furnishing
Store 1877 Main street. Sc ll-lw
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EAEsh LEaiONs.-lV BOXES lemons. IN
= prime order, just received per Roanoke. and
LOT me ~ ANTONIO PIZzINI
sais AZ Main street, under City Hotel.
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NOTICE rae SHIPPERS.
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA,
Twice n Week,
BY STEAMERS "RELVlDEkE AND "PoCA.
HONTAS.h
sGse Until further notice, shippers will
ax4Gstk>S have Two OPP ortunities week By the
aouvo Duats, 10 and from Bsliimore and Pniiade
phia. viz:
The Belvidere leaves Baltimore as at present.
eycry Saturday evening, nj o'clock, Tor Rich
niond Returning. she will les . here every Tues.
day .yebing III same hour, for Baltimore.
The Pocahpn,ss viii leave Baltimore for Rich.
mond every "Wednesday evening III 4 o'clock. lie
turDing she viii leave Kichmppd every Saturday
evening, Ct saine hour + R4i,iinore
Gu az shipped BY this hne 10 Phi adeiphia ara
taksL through per the Srsnn Prpeliers pl,ina be-
tween hallimote and psiaeslpnia. fssigb, f,,s
Piirsburg, Cincinnati, aus the south aud esr ..
cra.ly. also received.
se Ia LUDLAM & WATSON
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DnIYATE pEACCfCE.-Dr PLUME d
l CO. may be consulted conidentisky, Tor tee
treatment of the following Diseases Erupnous,
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glandular Sweilings, or en-
iargements, syphilis, and al! MORBID discharges
whether recent or chronic. Also, all those COM
plants termed female diseases. The advertisers
invite attentiog to their chemical extract Of WIG
Flowers, which may be regarded Is the very oes:
article known, 10 give tone and yigor TO certain
abused aud de5iita:edorgans, well rs 10 renovas
asystem shattered by dissipation or other cause
Medicines securely put Rp, with full direenons'
and sent ~ order. Post paid letters promptly at
tended TO. Oiiice on Franklin street, below Ex'
change Hotel, and ira. door below Trinity churcn
Richmond. Virginia To '
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t'1NE CiaAks,-Ae hay. -, ~ i, s,e,. !
s,a nes iof sale, very large stock ii Hsyauua
- aiiheipe Cigars, of tie bsst brsaes. Tho.r
sAaung good Ciesr can ind Ii II
.um PURCELL, LADD cos.
Druggists, % i, ain 1t.
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The Philadelphia Bulletin of Saturday says:
We observe among the arrivals at the Girard
House, the name Of Ole Bull, the renowned
Norwegian violinist, and learn, on inquiry, that
he has just returned from tour to the wese
tern part of this State, where he has purchased
. large body of land on which he designs to
establish colony of his counirymen. the har-
dy. industrious people of Norway. Ole Bull
has shown his pioverbiaI good sense in select
ing site for this colony in the rich, unoccupied
lnnfs of Pennsylvania. The mineral and
agricultural resources yet to be developed in
that region, will handsomely reward them tor
their labor, and the State, in turn, will be be.
neftted by The acquisition of SO many inhabi-
tanis of a class so we'll known TO be industrious
and useful members Of u community as the
Norwegians.
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MERICA AS FOUND IT.. "

"A RANDOLPH has received, Sept llth-
Atlantic and Trans Atlantic Sketches Afioat and
Ashore by Captain Mackinnon, No cents
Cecilia. or the Memoirs of an Heiress. by Miss
Bnrney-5O cents
Virginia and Magdalene, or the Foster Sisters, A
Novel, by Mrs Southworth author Ut Deserted
Wife-50 cents
SCOTS Black Dwarf and Old Mortality. new edi
tion--25 Genus
The Naval officer, or the Pirates Cave thrilling
Story OF the last war by Lieut. Murray-25 cents
The Merchants Advance Table BOOK, with col
lection OF other valu able Tables for the oi mel
chants and traders
September No DeBow's Review
The Mystery solved, or Irelands Missions, the
Grand Cause and Cure, by the Rev Z II Dill, NJ,
M DID cents
Holiday House, a series of Tales, BY C Sinclair,
author OF Modern Accomplishments, 1c-75 cts
The Children OF the Manse, by the author vi die
moir OF Mary Lundie Duncan, &c-Sl
Family Christian Alm@nac, 1856 c"Ets
MS II and is Dickens Household Words--6 cts
Shades of Character, or the Infant Pilgrim, BY
Anne Woodrocff 2 vcls-Sl 50
Isaiah and the Prophets, 4ta vol Kitti's Bible IL
lustrationsS1
The World Of Waters, or PEI ceful Progress over
the Unpathed sea, by Mrs d Osborne, piaies-!J
cents
Blossoms of Childhood, by the author Of the Bro
America As Found II, by the Mother of Mary
Luncie Duncsn- 81 SO IL
~ WhEVlE.s GC.-The Guerilla Chef
l. or the Romance OF the War: handsomely IL
lustraled-oOc
TIE Ladies' New Book CT Cookery: practical
system Tor private families in town and country
illustrated with numerous engravlngsj by Sarah J
Aae-psper Soc, cloth 81
Aorth British Review for August, received and
for sale by
seI3 GIN WEST d BRO.
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TT Is A wELL.KN0WS FACT, that
L OsBoRS'S DAGUERREAN GALLEhf - tne
place 10 gel das Sky,isht Pictures taken Tor 81
We wcuiJ invite ali to cali soon, Is we shall les
lake low pictures but lew weeks.
We have made arrangements 10 taks pictures %
sick or deceased persons al their residenees oas
prices are from 81 u eI0. OsBOkso,
Opposite she Banxs sign OF the Amssicaa Flags
jy i3
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afACON q BASk EKYILL Otfer Tor saIe
~ lao hhds Porto Rico
III DO New Orleans
100 half boxes Loaf : Sugar.
43 b5ls Crushed and Powered
III bills Coffee and ClarlIed
5lS bags Rio
464 DO Lagaira
81 do Cape Coffee.
81 do Java
80 do Costa RIGA g. Mocha
i25 bb!s New Orleans Molesse5
45 hhds Porto itico 60
so bbs Sugar House Syrup. au II
'sNHE BEST HAIR DYEs.-Phalon's Mag.
4 ic Dye is one CT the best; it colors the hair
and whiSKers the moment it is applied, beautiful
and natural locking brown or black may be de.
sired.
The Tricobaph has been long before the public,
rnent These together with other Hair Dyes, are
for sale by PURCELL, LADD Il Co,
au2l Druggists. " Main ST.
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- iGiiMOND Hay
IN ing engaged TIE sxiifai mechanic, I. RAJ
MoND, ! a., now prepared to MAKE Gold Pens 70
ang pattern size and 10 suit any hand; also, esn
re point Old Gold Pens, and make them eqlsi 70
new, ii not, no charge viii be made, at
HENRY HYAANS,
Manufacturer and Importer, SO Asia street,
Next to J. Gordon's.
N. B.-Spectncles made TO order and glssses
fitted to SUIT any sight ia ten ninates; also tae
Fountain Pen repaired and made To order aus
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tNHITE ASH ANTiikACITE coat.
W Landing fron sear Geoage, cargo u sape-
ror White Ash Anthracite Coal. Pef.oas
laying ia their winter supply Of sae ABOVE Goal,
wluid dc well TO send down their ordefs - ~
per load. delivered any where 10 the ctr
mo- w. WRIGHT,
se1 Docx Wharf
GUNS.-l25 double and angle barrel uans, y
~ our own imporsat.n-some OF superior qiAi-
~. Tor sale By
SAD An w IAiLV0.
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The JAPAN ExPEDirIoN.-A paragraph has
been in circulation, copied from the New York
Times, to the effect that the japanese exped-
lion had been abandoned. The Herald con.
tIadicts the statement, and loosely remarks
We are privately informed from Washing
ton, that as soon as Commodore Perry shall
have enlightened the President fully concern
ing the real state of things at the fishing
grounds, including those balls and parties at
Halifax and other places, he will resunia -
live preparations for the expedition 10 Japan.
We are glad TO hear ii-glad that the proposed
photographic survey OF Japan is not turned
OF er to the Dutch lad that the heather of
those islands are not to be abandoned. In
these days. nothing but bombshels and bay
oneis will reclaim the pagans of japan. Let
the gallant Commodore hurry up the good
work. Brethren, let us pray.
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EeOBEhT r.. BkOADDUs offers his .ervl
HI ces to the citizens of Richmond and the public
generally general Collector Of Claims. He
pledges himself to attend strictly to all business en-.
trusted to his CARE His office is in the rear of Mr.
James r. Sutten's Office, in Law Building, Rich
mond, Va. my 4-6ms
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MoriCE.--Aii persons iadebIed 10 tns lac irm
lS vi PEAkE, BRADLEY q CO. either By bond
or open account, are earnestly requested 10 come
forward ana settle m, as no logger Indulgence
will be given. These accounts are .. long s,ane Ing
and must be settled
Also, all persons Indebted 10 Us, whose accounts
are due, are requested 10 settle them speedily tof
We are determined TO have them settled without
delay.
aa 3.-.s BRADLEY g. BROTHER.
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THE DAILY DISPAICt r

I.ronrAsr IsTxLLlaEscE FROM PERu.--
~ New York Journal Of Commerce pub
l;shes the following interesting and important
Intelligence, which it Gays il has received
frem perfectly reliable and authentic source:
Immediately on receipt Of dispatches al
Lima, 3lst July, sent by the Peruvian Minister
n Washington, the Council OF State clothed
,he Executive with extraordinary powers
Ope steamer and two ships Of war were sent 10
the Lobos Islands. and three more were TO be
cent Immediately after. Gen. Destaa was at
the Island, with foice OF 300 men.
The English steamer Lima, that left on the
l1,h of August, landed SID men, well ofilcered'
Al Payta, on the l4th. They would leave the
next day in the steamer Bimae, for Lobos is-
hands.
Orders had been given to station 1000 men
q, Lambayeque (coast opposite Lobos Is-
lauds.l The Lobos Islands would be strong
" fortified, every thing being prepared ltor 81
doing.
JOAQUIN J. de Osma, brother Of the present
Peruvian Minister, has arrived, Minister Plen
ipotentiary Extraordinary, 10 treat upon the
I.ohos uuestiop.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-10
ssJAPAN -

twill be remembered that contemporary in
this City, a few days since, pretended to give a
reason for the recent expedition to Japan.
1t was, that while the government of the
States, was pretending to desire peaceful me-
gotiation with the japanese government, it was
the ostensib'e design, from the formidable
character of the expedition, to engage in the
sacrilegious and revolving crime, of pllaginy the
sacred Temples OF feeble, superstcious and
detenceless people.
Although we profess to be as radical as any
one, in our political creed and firmly believe that
little good can result to the country from Whip
and especially the adoption of
exclusive whig measures, yet we have too much
so utterly and totally disregard every claim to
common intelligence, honesty and humanity, as
to set on foot an expedition so perfectly ridcu-
lous and absurd; especially during the session
OF Congress, when he is liable at any moment
to be called on for information upon this as well
as all other subjects.
1t is an old maxim and none the less true, be-
cause old, TO 'give the derH his due, and al
though we do not regard the Chief Magistrate
as the deriI, or even dstantly connected with
his Satanic Majesty, yet the figure is as strong
as any we can use, to express our meaning.
In orderto relieve all doubt upon the minds of
uch, may have been misled by the article in
the Herald, as to the true cause of sending such
an expedition to Japan, we copy an extrac, from
the "New York Daily Times" which states
that itls to secure the release of American
Seamen.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-10
DUBUQUE, March 3.
MEssRs. EDIroRs /:

MEsSRs. EDITORS:
1t was with some consdera-
bic surprise, as well as little vexation that I
read in the Herald OF to day, an editorial on
Patrick's day.
Had TIE article refer to been from the pen of
some bigotcd native American, it contains
nothing more than would have looked for. but
coming from the pen of Dnnis Mahoney, who is
himself an lrishman, | for one will give nv
opinion am as you will see, no scholar, but
can say what | mean, and say to Mr..
Mahoney that his being ashamed of Parick's dav.
does not amount to very much, for | never saw
an lrishinan yet who was ashamed of his coun
try, that his country wasn't ashamed of him
Saint ratricks day has been honored and cele-
ted in the United States, ever since the estab-
lshment of this government, and is one of the
proudest reflections that Irishmen have, that
this celebration always has been participated in
by the greatest and most eminent meu in this
nation, many of whom are and have been either
lrishmen by birth or discent.-Because we have
come to America are we to forget that we are
Irishmen' Because we have been driven by
despotic tyrants from the bosom of our family.
to find living amongst strangers, are we to
forget our parents and turn our back upon them
and call it demagogism to thinA and speak abou
them.
Away with such an Irshman as will so talk.
and let us have men who are lrishmen, and who
are not ashamed of it.
AN FRESHMAN
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-10
The article as amended, will read as follows !:
CENTRAL RAILROAD DIFFICULTIES

Another difficulty has arisen to impede the
progress of the Central Company. AT least so
says the Galena Jeffer sonian a . -
Application made to the Commissioner of the
General Land Office, Justin Butertield, Esq,
for the confirmation of the Congressional gran,
of land lying contiguous to the Chicago Branch
as laid down by the surveys Of the Company
is refused upon the ground, that the Act of
Congress does not admit of the construction
the Company have put upon it; and, that CON-
pance with that act makes it obligatory upon
the company to start with the Eastern Branch
from La Sale, and not from point far
down IN the State, to be fixed by the inclination
or interest of those who have the execution of
the work in charge. The matter has been re.
ferred to the Secretary Of the Interior, for his
decision. La the mean time, it is supposed,
that on that branch at least, all operations will
be SUSPENDED