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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-11-25
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
For the Saint Louis Press.

CHICAGO, Nov. Is, p. M.-Weather this
morning clear and freezing-this evening
moderate and cloudy, with prospect Of
snow. The canal is open to La Sale, but
considerable ice is forming SO as to make
navigation doubtful; good Judges think il
will remain open for several days yet
Business brisk, heavy shipments making for
the south; large quantities Of grain coming
up.
BosToN, Nov. IS, p. M.-Advices from
the Rio Grande, by an arrival from Buenos
Ayres, say, that an attempt was made to
overthrow the government of Uriquiza,
who was absent at Santa Fe; civil war
was apprehended.
CONRAD, n. H., Nov. Is, p. m.-The
Supreme Court has decided that the liquor
law passed by the Legislature Of this State
is unconstitutional.
CINCINNATI, Nov, Is, p. m.-Flour dull
and heavy. Sales 400 bbls at 81 TO-
Whiskey 10 cts. There is a considerable
movement in the hog market, owing partly
othe supply being inadequate to the de-
mand, and partly to the active demand and
full prices obtainable for products, and pri-
ces have advanced to So 70. Sales 300
kegs new lard at Zoe, and 200 bbs. at 90;
now held at l0@l0ac. Sales early in the
day at 74c. Green hams have advanced to
72c. Sales 800 bbls new mess pork at $l5
Sales 5000 green shoulders, deliverable at
Madison, at 54c.; sides held at &c, with
free offers at 64c.
CHARLESTON, Nov. lS.-The Isabel has
arrived; left Havana the evening Of the 18th
saw the Crescent City near the entrance
of the harbor of Havana, also saw Span
ish steamer bearing towards her, supposed
to give her information that she might enter
without trouble, as a considerable uneasi-
ness was felt at Havana in consequence of
her non arrival when due, and it was thought
she was ordered not TO touch there. 1t is
said that the Captain General will not inter-
fere further with her.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
New YoRK, Nov. l9.-The ASIA has
arrived. Parliament met on the 4th. Mr..
Chas. Shaw Lefevre was chosen Speaker OF
the House. No business was transacted.
FRANcE.-The Senate met on the 4th.-
Ten members voted that the Senate should
be consulted in regard TO the Empire. NJ.
Fould, Minister Of State, declared that the
Government did not oppose the proposition,
which was then referred 10 committee,
whose report would be presented on the 9Th.
1t is stated in Paris, as certain, that the
Senators consulted will declare the imperial
crown hereditary in the person of Louis Ma
poeon and his male descendants; in the event
of his not having male heirs, then in the per-
son of his adopted son; if the latter should
die without children, then in the person Of
ex-King Jerome and his family.
Victor Hugo is out in circular warning
his brethren to vote for the Empire.
SPAIN.--Catalina sailed from Barcelona
on the 25th, having five hundred men on
board to reinforce the Governor Of Cuba.
General Concha has declined to attend
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-11-25

Norm CARoLINA.-The official vote of
North Carolina shows Pierce's majority TO
be 643 votes. The Electors are TO convene
on the lst Wednesday in December. We
believe this is the first time the old North
state has ever cast her vote for Locofoco
President, and she now does it with one OF
her own SONS on the ticket.
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California.

A letter from our friend, Mr.. GrBBs, Post
Master at Georgetown, California, announ-
ces the arrival at that place, of Mess. Gar
land Maupin. Henry Peyton, Lewis Crigler,
Jr., and DR.. Bronaugh, of this county, who
left this place last spring. Major Dempsey
formerly ofthis place, is also there.
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Notice.

All orr subscription accounts will be
closed with the last issue in next month
BY that time, all accounts unpaid will be
placed out for immediate collection. Those
indebted can call and discharge the same,
and thereby save all parties further trouble,
- We intend 10 hare the accounts closed.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-11-25

TESyEssEr.--The majority in this State
for Scott will not vary much from l,7OO.-
Ali the counties have been heard from ex-
cept Obion & Scott. Forty-fve counties
give gains for Scott on the vote for Govern
or last year, amounting to 3,643 votes; thir-
ty-one other counties give Pierce 1914 gain
on the same vote. Nett Wing gain, 29.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-11-25

CoNGREssMEN.-Hon. John G.. Miller
has left Tor Washington. We observe that
Hon. Jno. F. Darby and family, have also
left for the same destination. Mr.. D., it
will be recollectcd was detained at home
last session by indisposition.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-11-25

E5SAt the Sullivan Circuit Court las,
week, an old man, named Mckee was tried
on onindictment for stealing the hogs of Mr..
Baldridge, and sentenced to two years i'm
prisonment in the Penitentiary, but by some
means succeeded in Guiding the vigilance Of
his guard and made his escape "into parts
unknown. - Brunswicker.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-11-25

KENrUoKY,--Oficial and unofficial re-
tnrns in Kentucky, from SO counties foot
mp Scott 54822, Pierce 81 81, Hale 265
Scott ahead of Pierce, 1881. Five coun-
ties are to be heard from, which will leave
the majority little more than it is now.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-11-25

MISSISSIPPI REPUTATION. The people
Of Mississippi have resolved 10 discharge
their State obligations, and thus wipe out,
as far as possible, the stain of Reputation Of
debts Of her own contracting.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-11-25

1.-THE electoral college of Missouri
will meet at Jefferson City on the first Mon
day Of December, to cast the vote Of this
State for President and Vice President of
the United States.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-11-25

sPEAKER.-A correspondent OF the last
BrpnSwicher recommends Wesley Hallibur-
ton, OF Linn county, for speaker ofthe House
Of Representatives. Mr.. II. is a Benton
man, though not an ultra.
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Mntich.

~ Clubs and advance subscribers, will,
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paid, sswhen they will he discontinued, and
no more papers sent without advance pay
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Attention to This.

Persons indebted TO this Office for JOB
Work or ADVERTISING, are requested TO
close their accounts. II We mean every
body.
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MAsoNIC.-The members Of Warren
Lodge, No "A, Keytesville, held a special
meeting on the ID, and passed appropriate
resolutions on the death oftheir late brother,
James IL. Reynolds.
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Arkansas,

WIN. X. SEBASTIAN has been reelected
to the Senate OF the United States, for the
term of six years from the 4th of March
next, without serious opposition.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-11-25

lLLlNcIs.-This State has nine congress
men. In the next Congress the wings have
four, and the democrats five. The wings
have gained three at the last election.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-11-25

TEA Southern Commercial Convention
will assemble in Baltimore on the 18th of
December.
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Foreign News by the America.

ENGLAND.
The English papers full speculation the English
and French affairs.
The London papers rabd on Jewett's Guano Expe-
don the Lobos Islands, and call it deep laid scheme
Of annexation. -l=5s.,.
The that Lord Egn has been superseded
in the Goveruorshp Of Canada is dcreded by the Lon
don Times. =. =
There have been violent gales in the English and Irish
channels with much damage to the shipping The ship
Emporium from America, was wrecked on the coast of
Northumberland. and the crew and passengers saved
Alderman Challis NJ. P, has been chosen Lord Mayor
of London.
which published in the London Morning Ayertlser IN
reply to the structures slavery in Household
Tie weather had been cold and rainy, and the Welch
mountains were capped with snow. ,
General Castauae, who served under Wellington in
SPAIN has died. and will be buried with great
Advices had besn received from Bombay to the s,h o.
September and it believed that general advance
would be made Burmah soon as the
reached the Rangoon. Money was abundant
FRANCE. ts. =.
The public mind at Paris appears to be fully prepared
for immediate proclamation Of the empire. IL wa
even said and believed that Napoleon will return TO Par
as Emperor 'ssa.. ss.is =. 1-5slq-ag
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Rich,s Sftfes .Ussa.iUesEess.

EDGRFKLp CounT-HousE, S. C., August ?, 1882.
STEARNS MARTIN, to Rich Co.. No. ias
NewYork: pleasure
the fire which aud
all books and
Your sAANDER purchased from agent in Charles
IM Hatch. The built
heat truly terrific The crowd present cud the dea Of
such fire. lost confidence the
Upon enns day in the of those who esd the
fire. the astouisment prevailed when they
perfect without stain, what the
saia,nhnder
We shall upon you another safe remain
Yours, respectfully, WILLIAMS y CHRISTIE.
The foregoing letter demonstrntsa the wonderful capacity Of RICH
among artcles to be its
either Of the recent great hres in pshi
c. must the ESPECIALLY SINCE THE RE-
DJCTON PRCES proportion the value Of such
reliable depository for books Pper ewelry and other sm
for yale large stock and good Of RICH
niony respectable merchants this and other
confidence be placed the article under
cumstances. ISAAC BRIDGE,
sep90 dsWtf ~ Magazine street.
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The Archbishop Of Santa Fo de Bogota, New Grenada
is in NewYork city. His name is Don Manuel Joseph
Mosquera and he Is brother to General Manuel Mos
quera former President Of NewGrenada, who since the
revolution in his native country has been resident of
NewYork. The Archbishop has been banshed from New
in consequence of his refusal to allow the Gov
ernment to raise money seminary building which no
had erected with his own private funds.
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Cu,,cus Different sounds vill hAseI With dllsesnt
velocity; csl 10 aippsz win rnh tan aers " ~
moment and half while sans.acns 70 work tssss
fom Eve to tan minutss sss
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rHEESE-360 boxes prime Western Reserve,
" $50 boxes English Dairy. for sale by l3 z,
ootla 80 A. D. GRIEFF a CO., as 30 Old Levee.
CHAMPAGNE-3O baskets Grape Leaf, ex
Y ship Pelican State, for sae by -
J oct5 SAMUEL WOLFF, 80 Camp street.
CASTOR OIL-20 bbls. w. F, Adams's, in
octis Ct FERD KENNETT Il CO., % Magazine street.
GHOI AND BAR LEAD-A full assortment
s.la anu '' 1ER1 kENENrr4 CO.. y
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ID EMOVED to the new stores on the Batture
u Graye New Levee and Fulton sreetsH L. SToNI
addition to their stock, reeeiying from Creole
ophn Pacific Hero Victor Empire City, Coumbana, lfn Henr!
yringham, Marcia and Suffolk
MACKEREL-5OO packagesi
CODE FiSfI--300 boxes;
SALMON-50 cnses, l and b;
a LOBSTERS-40 cases;
LEMON SYRUp-500 boxes;
ESSENCE PEPPERMlNT-i00 boxes;
MATCFES-2000 groce;
BROOMS-500 dozen;
STRAW PAPER-2000 reanis;
SPERM CANDLES-i00 boxes Nav Bedford;
ALE-l00 casks Yomger's pins and quarts;
PORTER-l00 caska Hbbsrt's, pinta and quarts;
SHOT--49 kegs assorted;
CIDER-s0 boxes Champagne;
TEAS--l000 paekagesi
SUGAR-Q5l phgs, Crushed, Loaf and Powdered
RAlSINS-i00 boxes MIR snd MRL;
OLIVE OII1-3O0 baskets; -
CASTLE SOAP--20O boxes Marseilee;
BARLEY-50 kegs Pearl;
BU1TER-90 kegs choice Goshen;
BITTERs-25 cases Bokers 81 l4te=
BOTTLES-l00 erates Wine;s
CHEESE-b0 boxes E. D. and r AT
SARNIDES-500 boxes half and quarter;
SALERATUS--l0O packages;
S0DA-50 casks Sulph. Carb.; z
SOAP-5Q0 boxes Boston,
TOBACCO-200 boxes Yellowban
CoFFEE-300 rats Java;
PEpPER AND SPICES-S00b bags; ~
PlGkLES.200 cases assorted;
CURRANTS-l00 casks; \ sia
CANDY-10O boxes Rock, etc.;
CASSIA-30O mats;
BLACkING-50o groce Masons; g-.. ...
WlNE-SD bbla. Port and Madeira; --l 49,
I'm WlNE-ChanTagne-Schreide and Heideck, sep97
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SLAVES.

TAMES WHITE, No. 10 Baronne street; e.
- Newoeans will give strict attention to rseeyng board
selling SLAVES consigned him. He will also buy n
References: Assrs Robson Allen, MS
Acea, Cofnan d Co, Program, Bryan l Co. sep23
NTEGROES SWANTED--Fifteen or twenty good
y NEGRO MEN WANTED 10 go Plantation The best o
wages viii be given until the frat Of January, lsss
Applyto THOMAS g. SihCKEY l. CO..
sepii Canal street, corner Of Magazine, sara.
YEyWENTY DOLLARS REWARD to any a.,
who will deliver At shop, 2s4 Magazine street or
the Fourth District Watchhouse, black boy SAb Sa| ~
boy five inches high has of his &
orefngsrs tapered the icint and sta from on nk4 lock
He received las
work. aud supposed be lurking the vicinity the
Lower Market. sap25l JOSEPH STfNSoN, 994 Magazine st.
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FIRE RIor-A fire riot occurred In Washington the
night OF the 1th instant during which guns and pistols
were freely used Several ersons were wounded. i,
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GIGARS-7O, 900 Havana, direct importation,
Club Club Media Rega Hermauos Resalia Dos
Hnanos Media Regaia La patri Ell Errans ri Judo
Media Regala Crirados Rpgnias, for 10 by
oct1a st FERD, KENNETH 4 Co. qa kfapazins atreet
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a NASSEDI SAlUUN.-The undef- MM IA
" signed his father vssA ~
Tls vol known Restaurant TO be kept ~ \ has gY
always been-so it will sti-equn In all the MpplesM S1~
Restaurant, my establishment In New{lrleans
eD- FISH last catching me Of all kinds sTfkS and
every other the River tho Air or the Plantation
hnnda at a hours.
has beautifully repane renewed the eompar
agreeable, the Walters prompt I. 4
q ortis Inn IN DY,44
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zpObysss y HnrrissgtOse's
AaUERREOTYPN AND STOCK DEPOT,
= No. q CAMP STREET.

a H Z "a
No. CAMP STREET.
This having thoroughly repaired
enlarged The invite the attention Of public
10 their Porn furnished Of all
In ihe most superior style dstnnh. al y
NJ fitted with complete APPARATUS nt low
est cash prices. vohsnder FRENCH Lewis and Hele
nh working tubes Plates Amsrcan and Frach) CAGES Frames
stads Boxes Baths together every article used in The
wholesale aud retail. 'zsTr Jans II
-B BAAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS, No. "a CIRCUS
street, between Poydraa Perddo, where DAGUERREAN
Seany and srpression put tho Pins Locke
other In the city. The
fayors and his
devotion and experience In the bunness for
wears hopss will insure him hbeEab share ofp1bs
Il ifS5stransao Tn91 til JAMES LOCKWOOD.
II y. Il. r.. Blanc,
60gFIcE AND YARD NEW BASIN CORNER oT JULIA AND
FL ST. JOHN STREETS, NEW ORLEANS,
t constantly hand 9 ns a. the lowest
III ~ OAK, Ash AND PINE WOOD, CHARCOAL etc ETC.
Nj cLAPBoARDs. .sHNeLEs ANDPI
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Union g. of T.-AIeets FRIDAY EVEN
the Temple Hail. No. 99a Tehoapitouas street.
following the THos r. REID
W. p r. CAnsas,W A. R. S.. RosEswIe
A. s.; A. BuHNs, s., W.T. WHITsEIr, t.; BRIoKMyEh 81
DoNpLR IiuGu GRAHAM, A. LAsBEnT, o. S.. SICK
VISITING BnlcKMYKR ia NewLevso
LaBHRr CouLTEn, Common haaH
iy1a
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orystal Fonnt Division No. A, 8. Of T.Mssi1 ever,
THURSDAY o'clock Temperance Aa No. s St. Charles
Bnows, W A.; a. r RING, W Etl A: H. s., r. Bos.a
F. HARRIs t.; D. W. Brown, q. A. HERO, Al CT WM
Arsos, s.; r, W. POWELL, o. s. jy3i
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BlAGh hINtI-bUU gFoce Nlhson's; ~ = =
WINE-S0 bbs. Port and Madeira --l a.oss
WlNE-Chanlragne-S Schneider and Hedeick, sep9
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Pelican Division No; 2 of wEDNEsna .
elected ending Sept 80 1892 MOTH
II. E. BAtsi, W. Al D. VEST r. 81 rHSsrsn TaaphITk &
MANs1se A. q. j. JANTtER ST. JonN BnowS O s. VISIT
street was, rsti q Wa1k,ss corner Of
Applicant treets; p. CARPIKTTE 2T4 Carondelet eeti
rcnolponlas seet; WM SIrH ST. Marc snd Foydras
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arn,eny Division No. l5, Of 1.-THE following are the
%a s. Mousr, 81 WM r HonsTEoE, A. B 81 JAMES & GovAs,
O. ious MeYHn, S.; GoLDrsa, o. Thia Division
meets MONDAY EVENING, ut Tsmperanca Hall. aa 81
Ch.aaat atraat
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Odeon Temple Of Honor No. s. Meets THURSDAY
term sadag ect ST. 1892 THsHAs FarGsD
DIR W. A. r.; r. MoRaAs, w F. R.; r. PoLLARp, w. Tt
A. BssDKn W. Vi Dow, W. VI b. PA7TsoN W. g.;
tV s..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-16

daily sustenance from the manufacture Of Cot
ton, would be reduced to starvation1 We are
supposing the failure Of single crop. Let US
imagine that a number Of crops are cut off en-
tirely, not for one, but for Eve or six years con-
secutv ly! Let US fancy, that the enormous
masses Of manufactured goods, now on hand
in England, can find no vent, but are all con-
demned to rot upon the shelves Of the manu-
facturer, because the ports of the United States
Eng and's chief customer) are closed against
her. Let US suppose the grain, -four and other
articles of food from America likewise ex-
cluded, in consequence of the war, and Eng
land, thrown upon Russia for supplies, COM
PEELED to pay such prices as her monopolists
demand. Does not every body see that the
manufacturers would be crushed-that indus
try would be cut up by the roots-that all
those who earn their per diem in the manutac-
tories, TO the amount of many hundreds OF
thousands, would be turned out to starve-
that bread would become an article only to be
obtained by the rich-and that oil those causes
combined must shake the throne to the very
foundalonf And does any body suppose that
the English nation will, for the love of the
vilest, craziest, most cowardy despotism on
EARTH submit to all this? Compared to the
evils " hict we have it in our power to infci,
and which would undoubtedly follow a decla-
ration of war, all the horrors which Eng land
experienced under the operation of the Con-
tinental system, though that system ruined
thousands upon thousands Of English fami-
lies, and inflicted upon England herself,
wounds which have never been healed to this
day, was but metaphor.
England is completely in the hands of the
manufacturers, and upon them the United
States has hold, which is as ring in their
noses and u bit in their mouths. Our c0tt0 n is
the instrument with which we can rule Eng
land.
AS for Louis Napoleon, we should not be
surprised if he were 10 join with us, in case OF
a war with England. He certainly can gain
nothing by joining England against US. 1t
would hardly he popular, in a monarch elected
by The people, to make war on a Republic, in
defence of such an old, decrepid monarchy as
Spain. In one word, when we want Cuba, we
can take il without: blow from France or Eng
land.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-16

STABBINe.-We stated, in yesterdays pa.
per, that negro, belonging to DIR. Hundley,
stabbed another negro, Thursday evening -
Saturday, the parties concerned were secured
by the police, and brought before the Mayor
tor examination. From the testimony it ap.
peared, that Harrison johnson. slave to DR..
K, L. Hundley, got into an alteration w tn
Robert, slave to Isam Browder, concerning a
negress, whom Johnson claimed as his wife,
and stabbed Robert in the right shoulder. The
wound is a very serious one, aud the Mayor
postponed his decision until Saturday. by
which time it will be ascertained whether
Johnson can survive, from the injury he has
received, OF not.
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Col. BENTON.

The speech ofthis veteran statesman at Cape
Girardeau, is the mildest we have ever seen
from him. 1t is very strong, and unlike his
speeches in general, very rational. 1t einbra-
ces variety of topics, and may be regarded
as sort of chart, in which he lays down his
future political course. His peroration, in
which he alludes to his three great co,npeers,
who have all gone down to mingle with tine
clods OF the valley, was very touching, and in
excellent taste.
Col. Benton expresses his determination to
devote all his energies to the cause Of reform,
and in the course of his speech alludes to q
number of abuses, which have grown to a gi-
gantic size, within a very few years. He
speaks with great emphasis of the enormous
expenditure of public money, 100000, 900 per
annum,) and points out the items which have
sweled them to that size. The first Of these
is the appropriations for ocean steamers, which,
he says, were copied from Great Britain. He
contends that there was no analogy between
the condition of that country and the United
States, for that England, having obtained the
territory North Of the st. John, by the Ashbur-
ton treaty, had land communication all the
way TO Canada from Halifax, and built these
ocean steamers to keep up rapid communi-
cation through this territory with Canada. He
dissects the corruptons at Washington, with
bold hand-says that Missouri has been cheat
ed out of her share of the public lands-expo-
ses, in very dark colors, the system of legisla
tive plunde severely with government
claims and legislative agents-says that a
Western spirit is wanting spirit which shall
make all Western men stand together in sup
port OF Western interests-complains that no
attention is paid TO Western rivers, and no APP
preparations made for improving lhem-is in
favor of road to the Pacifc-(a wagon road
first TO be completed, in twelve months, at q
cost of $500. O00)-opposes Tehuantepec, and
is in favor of new territory on the Kansas
river, extending North and South to the Platte
and Arkansas, and West to the Eastern boun-
daries of Utah and New Mexico. He repro
duces his old scheme for graduating the prices
of the public lands-is opposed to devoting the
proceeds of land sales to the payment of pub
lie debts-and enters his protest against all
og-roling in Congress, and political conven-
tons out of ii.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-16

MIssED.-Albert Monroe was arraigned
at the Mayors court yesterday, on the charge
OF stealing lumber to the value of $25, the
property of Edwin Mead, at Rockets, on
Monday evening. From the testimony, it ap-
peared that the lumber, which was consigne d
to Mr. Snipes, and lay on Mr.. Perry's wharf
at Rockets, and was swept off by the fresh on
Monday evening and Tuesday morning last,
and was gathered and RATED by Mr.. Monroe,
who demanded payment of Mr.. Snpes for his
labor in securing it before he would give it p.
MIR. Snipes regarded the matter in the light of
theft, and therefore made this charge agains t
Monroe. The evidence, however, showed that
Monroe had secured the lun Der when drifting,
and the Mayor dismissed the complaint.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-16

~NS Change OF HOurs.-increased
aG>Sa Rate of Speed.-See what Adams &
Co. are doing for their patrons The Express now
leaves Baltimore at O'Clock NJ, III charge of ex-
perlenced and trusty agents, aud arrives in Rich
mond at SIX NJ Goods ordered by this morn.
ing's mail, will be delivered tomorrow morning
without fail
Our Express for the North, East and West, now
closes at 81 P M-arriyes in Baltimore at an early
hour next morning.
Banks and Brokers will please take notice, that
by this change they will be greatly accommodated
Drafts England, Ireland ant Scotland for sale
at this office. ADAMS IL co.
nos 14th street, Richmond, Va