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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27

The efforts which the Whg and speakers arc making
10 ALLEVIATE the confidence of the South from Gen. Pierce
and to transfer it 10 Mr. Seward deserves and Will receive
the severes anmadverson Of the people II IS new 'ea
ture in Southern politics. candidates assaiIed by me
testimony of men whom jury in Courts would believe
on oath and after their testimony Is iasied, TO see
the whcle press Of party at the South welcoming anu
ultins over fresh batch Of such contemplate aihdars as
they have heraded 10 their readers in large type for several
days past. ,o-;
why is tina. the aboionists who figure in these depo
inns are so bitter vndctvc in their hostility to zen
Pierce and SO ersevering in supplying their whig aes
rho Sou,b with perjury and scandal troduce his charac
hpt because he has heen the lion In their paIh ane
tho scourpe Of their cause in New Hampsire And when
before now has Southern party allied Itself win aoo"'
lists 30 unbIushugy and shameesSy Tor any purP'se
oa.,s any person as the whg party have done in his re-
conf cti 10 array the peiues of who SANDER our
neoplc steal our slaves and shoot down citizens again
the contradictory testimony ol whole community " me-
who recognize supremacy of law and tho supremacy
hnstitu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27

For The great majory OF tie Yankee naton-lor their
intelligence industry enterprise sobrety and virtue We
have The greatest especand 10 their gentlemen the
world supply finer specimens But Tor The low
sneakng, cantng hypuccal Sci, vino would Sickle n.
nothing for consideration, hold them unqualified ab-
horrence.-[ Richmond lthig.
Such is the Richmond Wings own portrait of the Rev
Mr.. Foss, and the deestable bevy of slow, cantin2,
sneakng hypocrtica alants BY whose oahs his charac
ter has been certified Southern slavchodcrs for liability
intelligence and pety"i his vocation Such Is the dcscrp
tlon in The Whigs mild and elegant language OF the
men whose testimony assa the character OF Gen
Pierce.
PRAY what The consideration paid for the aiiiavits
with which this "Qw set have supped the Southern Wing
marhet2 Such i ankees" as they according !" INC ~
own showing never swear but for price What fh5 Nc
price paid by their southern Wing coadutors for the cLSc
ERs that have been freely supplied 10 order wholesale
and retail?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27
DIED.

DIED. in Norfolk Monday morning, husua I'u' t, , ,o
nsinuI Illness John w BATTIEI eltes con o. ION" a" ~
~ Bat,ey, in the 10th year Of his age
DIED in Richmond on 18th Ausu MIS- MamuAnEi nE -
MiLLIGAN in the ls;h year OF heI ase-e'"e " "
liean. Of Philadelphia =, ,o.. ..o,.,.nd ), cory
r. Portsmouth Philadelphia papers feaaese" " e0I''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27

Hon. VIM r. King is expected TO pass through WHINING
ton North Carolina after the adjournment OF Congress %
I'VE notice that The Democrats of that place have caeu
nneeng and appointed committee TO make arrangements
10 tender him token of their regard.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27

FOR SALE in CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va
WI l. offer for sac privately until TUESDAY the " OF sep
t.mber and not previously sold, will lhen sell al ru9c
; nm The nremses Inc Eagle property 1t OF the best
tavern Virginia aud nothing but n gaS anS
oS pefer selling only half Of it, and If suitable person wiz
bny one half will him the other for term years ane
noron of the would be leased Also 10 an!
wishing Of Q. Will a ss 0n9 msr nn
m @ % any Communication addressed 10 post paid VIII DC
promptly attended to- q " TlrRpIS
July i6-cwtdR ~ -. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27
VALUABLE JAMES HIvEIt ESTATE

yRNHE called Gieuarron belonging the
William Ga deceased, in the county OF Flurannd not
having sold when the other four portions Of The estate
sod the 2 al July last the subscriber will again offer II for
sale by public the premises on Thursday the T day
October low
529 high land and iU5 wood land all
LIST The grounds the tho
cleared high land has all manurcd The whole
high state Of Improvement
The buildings and complete The dwelling house
his with substantially built
brick and well finished the kitchen aud other out houses also
bck there also fine garden aud orchard The plantation
good overseers house and
large ban OF brick with Of thashs machines IN
IT,, huGSc the and tobacco and corn houses
The James kalawa Canal through Iur miles
l. : distant Gl miles from Richmond.
The the o tie of wheat VIII be
made. oI the Obac
which the usua change Will he made
under OF the Circuit Superior
Law and ChaGccy Fuvanna coun aud the sutcn
would respectfully call the attention OF all who wish 10 buy
i1' ri'ruf every lhng uN' d
20
The erms ar. and with interest from
wii satisfactory peIsohdi
security the re he retained uh, the whole purchase money l.
should wish 10 anticipate the payment OF
part application 10 Court on the IL "i
VIII be appointed Ia receive ~
Mr. Taoma. the the land. and plot OF the
all applying Ia hlm. JAMES gall, Cohiisslohei
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27

We are happy to learn that the War Department mas re-
ceved official information 0. The arrival Of Capt. H. o.
MARcY with all his command, al Fort Arbucke on The -s'h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27
ICOMMISSIO ONEItS' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
Estate IL TIE cot NTr OF GLOi iCESTER.


IN pursuance the Ccui, Cou' Of Gloucester e"nn
April term lS32 cer'ain .u' hetch
Keen who themselves aud all nn"r cFrti"F i hr
Coke deceased who will c"nthuc their proportion o. me
said suit cnnpalans Lewis Marshall Executor oi tc
last vii and Of laid Kicmd Coke aud ocrs defendants
;hc csiencd MONDAY the first day OF November next
1852 pubic The best purchaser or egg 'a
all the ra! estate nc sa Richard N
in III. county G valuable acie or d
land lying contlguousy. called ABiNGDoN anu "oou
WILLIE ard thirteen hundred acres " h"rs
proportions low uns an ishaucs OF as goo" qua II!
as any in the said county o! Gloucester. y.
This land la been for .cars occupied a. one afi oui ~"
be divided and pats ihec" NH be made before "
sa e and e. Inhibited % persons examining the lanes
The land
tt.ac conmodalon OF family
prrson ni,t,e 10 purchase ny,edi communicate With The
who will give them the subject which
may be desired IT. . .-.. r ,.h..
the snail
cd wi H. and full possession be given the hlst day o Jan
uary, 1883. , ho ,,I ,o,- yo,rs
The sale vii, credit OF two three anu iour years
VIII carry lnecs from h' h
y of January 1853 PAYABLE anuualyand the purchaser or nr
bonds Win aecu! of each s
me ia ayable . subscribers nlss,oners ~
'f WYSUlIAM KEMP.
c,ls r LEWIS MARSHALL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27

n The procession the other night in the streets OF this city
of which every respectable menbsr of the Wing party 80
heartily ashamed-werc suntry r1nsparecrs addressed 10
our foreign population ptocIimng Gen Scott ms FRIEND
70 THE lnIsn'-rIE GEEmAS's FRIEND and ;yr aught
know friend every other people who have iuaad home
and the privileges Of irtrmen in our Republic.
If the persons addressed have served year in
our navy or array, they shonid rcroect that General
Sco,s recorded sentiments them the fol.
lowing bcarap date in lsi4: 81 hes'tls be'rreea
ertsrdue fc period Of rcsdncs before uura>ation a"a
REPEAL of oil acts Of Congress The SHcct-E NINA
irciia:s 10 The utter"
In these view. Of GIN Sro, NJ. Seward is understood
10 concur so far desire arrangement TO be maze ''
tween the South ard North b which the North may eS
change cargocs OF the German and Irish elgran's eaY
arriving their ports 70! cargacs OF Tree negroes rom W
South of which Of country is seeking TO r Se
He prefers the free doubtless also inc i1sVe a
very much to the foreigner Mr. Seward expressed hse
on this scheme in the following terms, 10 Gov Smith,
fr wears 400 in the Executive mansion Of this State
nN.r York has suffered ercce9ngy for serfrnl years
anst from lc enormous infur Of Immigrants from loresM
shores The erH is erery day multiplying ana mas ~ JHs
mast serious social grierdneei ana J9r one n|" -
be rery much 1easld 10 hare all The ships rheh mgm os
seuf from Virginia. tregh:d NTH free Negroes, SnFHtea
,riM retrn curgoes Of Germans, Irish, and others o.
Yurk'
Nv the wav what sort OF "Y ankee The hSS hat
ering nomenclature docs that journal consider NJ: Sew
ward? Is Gen. SCOTS privy Councillor specimen o' '"e
"Yankee nation Tor whose intelligence industry, cne'
PRISE sobey and virtue il has the greatest respect IN"
such sample Of the Yankee gentleman as mat le
world over can supply finer specimen or Is he "s o
rough paced Yankee ever manufactured pumpkin Seeo
out of box wood indeed one oil the law, sneak'"g'
canns crInging who sickle at nothing io consnei
ton such as Rev Mr Foss und his eight coahoreTs in he
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27
TIiE MOUNTAIN HOUSE At CAPoN SPRINGS,

SAIE
having been conveyed b deco
caused by unlocked for and heavy
Loo mercantile bus and sale OF his lnecs; under that
beinr necessary has been determined TO "r The entire @
nv the signed at Capon Sprays ir tae ruoc
rion l the highest bidder on WEDNESDAY, Inc hl Gay oil
Ssnebc ne yt Che upon which The present eas" VIII Close
% several hundred acres c land AMI
ry lots upon which stands that magnificent nnnnr me Mountain
House, winch, with i;s apEenaagrs S 'ap"o'" " ='= " ~
motaon q from Goo 10 100 visitors ,.,,,;,, -. , ;,
unnecessary give minute description AZ Is
,.Iniv Within the the roetors aud
Stale truses have expended ninety thousand
nens receipts Of tue House last season were i' %
twenty eight thousand dolars1 .c r,,ox .,J H. dr,
The peculiar medicinal properties Of The Capon & sr '
share public favor and continue i's a. cue
the the Union Inc near @ =" h e
South Southwest by the Eastern ss m va
hltAkDS' Do : - Ill ia ,r.
p1 sale will not III any way interfere WIN c Pc
semi eason, which will continue 10 18th September
,nn Auru &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27

xHrANTED-A situation as manager on iarm, oy young
w man who has had seyerayears experience; Apply 10
Aug. ll-cw3w ~ N'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27
TUESDAY, AuGusT "a.
st-Nr are

The Wing Meeting Saturday Evening was very ,"r'
' rCh,noawa fub" was organized, and dru' ,p'rci''
e, were made BY two three individuals . Ao1u "& r
dred persons were present Of whom Us Is - n.y
,hird were Democras They att nded the meeting ~ l''
vnnid aI,end menaserie curions coiec'r'h % ~
animaIs Scott Wings are very rare IN lhs Vic'n,'y ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27

hrettpe cxisiirE unceT tn
- a sve OF Herring Shelton hls day dissolved ny
il. c,r; firm Will be usr, 10y hIth laries
s.,lu2 n" auslncss. ,.
a, y ~ ;hc firm will present them Tor pay
,i indebted viii please forward and settle.
GEORGE j HERRING,
..y g: i@-1 JAS. b. SHELTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27

,r:ic ed viii the grocery and commission hns''
-tat ursrey occupied by Herring & shelton "ie G nc
seq n assortment family groceries am. s"ilci:s the pat
, ;s IfIcn,s al the lorn.t irm and the public generally
C. T. ilERRiN Nc. Nn l25 Broad Street,
i.g.r., reirrr s>hurr D.r"t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27
II.;f:ItESTISG TO FARMERS.

the old White May Wheat IL 81 per bushe Sa
ne seen raising from spoonful. has ~
when seeded late IN December Ii -
ti as much which may be expected
;. atss but VIII produce much than any other
tumble rich and. The ad
h,, wheat late seed he wheat
,ectd with eIect safety enabling farmers seed much
,-r wheat this seriously Injured by
~ r Nay wheat enlrry escaped making
, lard. samples will b. 10 Deaie Bro and WIN.
- Ehuoa 10 oSleIi and rhos Branch Petersburg, who
ante. any Glin't;y patrons may direct. quantities
), ig4 SIX bushes This jimmy Lind. Barnuu Kos.
/, ..auJgseqn. Any p neIr brethren
JOHN A. HlLLSMAN,
paucvie Post Office Amelia county, Va.
Eg-,ggxcEs-H II! Brazcal. c. T Mills John H. Palore. s
r. N, }. Barksdae Joseph NJ Fowlkcs. DR.. VIM H..
3-cwiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27
RO,S0K For SALE.


TIME undersigned, acting commissioners una. m
Circuit city of Williamsburg and county "i "imrs
CIV rendered 18th day Of November S NH otter lui
Inc % AZ Charlotte Monday. the 6i day "' si
We Cuaer being that portion the Roanoke estate asslshed
the division oil the lands o. deh nan
i,In, and mon which Mansion House d MI iahoi
Midi. Quarter county 81 Charlotte on Tue S'anh'nh III
and contains hundred acreSs o
are nc river lower The highlands Of sood quail
with abundance ni wood
The ,pu The and anvlle Railroad al Staunloh
YER 10 winch road graded Is about TWO es w
at and good oad and also BY navigation OH he
river. ;, r.,, ,l ho,d ,b.y
The commissioners are empowered 70 "'uc |c id'u' ' w.
deem advisable
Trnys or SaLs-he purchase money be pad IN three eam
carrying Is, day o January io2
will be required 1he purchaser vi"
privilege Of seeding crop tlS ldl anu iui o.
en- OF January next ..;,.;, l., ,ho
wishing 10 examine H. ny Tue
enau now ON the PREMISES and for further lnonalo address
P; MoSTAGT THOMPSON, Commissioners,
JOHN X. BRYAN.
July l6-ctls,Scpt ,-,:-..o- >.
The Ivnhbrc Vr.nian and Petersburg lntcilGcncer re-
oues;ed to copy and send their bills 10 this office
FIVE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN ACRES Or
LANU FOR SALE
nm WEDNESDAY, The Slh OF September iair II not VI
the shall offer for sale on the premises my a
eI and 6a This farm situated immediately on 'nc
Richmond and Rail Road the ChcEahonny IL
vcr and about 10 miles from Richmond Il has good hwehg
house and all out houses and in fine state o improve
ment. ..,..;nr :, 60.
eighteen head OF fine forty head Of sheep twenty hogs
and all thu growing crop. ,Io
TERMs-One third and l2 months III negotiable
notes interest added with approved endorse and tc m
payment ls made -, W '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27

That miserable trick b. which few Whg members oi
Congress- represented TO be Democrats were Puohsheo
through the country in Wing newspapers ana 'Tdn""
pamphlets rs boiling from the support OF Cen PIERCE mas
received il. quietus in The Senate. II will be seen from The
following debate Saturday last, with what contempt a"
scon il treated by of The men whom me pho
were Given % understand had been parties in the fraud
Mr. Stanly and Mr. MangGm felt themselves called upon
n denounce the infamous fabrication in med terms But
Hon TRUMAN SMITH whose character and dignity seems "
enjoy much oicr perch and whose nstrunennty In the
aud CHARGED to have ben more and cupable shelters
himself behind the dignity of the august body oil whch nc
IS members and SAYS neither yea nay 10 "ha almost
every Whic newspaper in the land has attributed 10 nv"
with flourish trumpcts with all the hurra ana e1n
ticn that the rgest capital types could give vent 10
personal ExPLASATIoS
| Mr. DOUGLAS. Before proceed win ms oii l'he
river and h. rbor bill would ike 10 ask lho indulgence o
,h Senate for one mnutc-thc unanimous consent OF me
Scnac-or purpose for which have never before ashe
since have been member of this body desire % ''"'
a personal explanation for one minute
! hnye received from Mr.. StanIy OF tue HOUSE VI
REPRESENTATIVES relation 10 the very interesting 4ucsl'
which was the subject Of debate the other day. conceIs
certain circular put forth in The name OF certain eene
and which constituted the subject OF discussion e
honorable senator from Wisconsin MI WALKER ana lht
honorable senator from Connecticut Nf SMITH, aesift
IA have the letter read justice the person VINO signs II
and then desire make word ot comment upon IT,
The letter was then read a. follows:
HorsE oy REPRESENTATIVES,, Aug. 20, 49,
Sir. In the Daily Globe Thursday morning. august ~
there s reported debate in the Senate In which lean
are made OF harsh character in reference 10 paper
porting 10 have been signed by several meH'ocl' VI m
House of REPRESENTATIVES, and gentleman not mem
b.r have paid attention references maze IN new
papers for this were done we should at!ehu " n.y. ~
M uhsn The conduct Of gentlemen reflected upon IN tn
Senate becomes matter of seltresptct 10 no e. M
wish to trespass upon your time or few noneh7 3y s
ling YOU the facts in rearion to the puoilc' 'on a'u
More than week ago, received by mall one OF @ u,'oS
publications and in looking huredy 81" ma
pnrody intended rdicuie those VINO haa lssu.a p
like character giving their reasons io opposing oee
SCOT. saw it was hoax, and handed i, 10 friend
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27

Phh,FIAN GUANO.-l5,Oi9 bags best Peruvian Guans,
a.. 3 ore aud daily expec,ed-lor sale by
!oo-cs HUGH w. Y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27
Defendant.

lud.t, aud ugoa attachment returned executed
'ls suit recover o the dechGan the sum VI
!: Interest thereon from he ON DAY nl MAJ ie3S
" NJ under seal And appearing by AFFIDAVIT mat he
40 resident this Stale. on motion oi the pahtii'
:u-y That the saG deendditd no appear ne ~
rnputl i-rJue publication ol this order, ana 10 what
u'cc s interests and that this order he puh!iShen
four successive weeks IN the Richmond enqu
~.ianr pr,r'cu the 'yoi Richmond ana posted a, h'
to.t House this county. on the hrst DAY o Inc
-t ".uty Court. ACopy-leste;. ;, ,n, +, ;,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27
CT YYEKLAND LAND (934 ACRES FOX SALE
tractS

!Nt: South offer for sale
H ~ Cumberland county lying James
E- mites atuSe the town o Columbia, containing &S'
which !exaaustoie James River bottom,
l improved twenty-five tury old field pine.
sy tobacco. seventy original forest growth with
pat land thereon, and the remainder good heart
adapted grow; OF tobacco wheat and
sri the which reside Qon,ns broaiside)
halt which cultivation aud
APPLY un!-r The clover and which
.gnly addied the remaining halt with spIion
pines good growth aiorGus the best
g9n OAK and pine Upon this all The
,.4ry Virginia arm-bans. stables house. carriage
excellent orchard the
ar tcuS As there are good dwellings upon both the
divided farms OF ann e
vriieucr. will Willingly do 10 suit purcha.
tel! both o the above is tered Per.
purchase vii call and th.ni.
e. Ts.als accommodating JOSEPH n GOODMAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27

IKGISIAa Rules the Clerks office u the Circuit
rl o uucss County, Monday the second day nj hu
.,s trading under the and style OF Clark Luckstt
Plaintiffs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27
NcHANCERY.-In Richmond lIu.ngs Court, July lSil

IL i-a: an, upon an alta hment returned executed
me nby'cl OF the defendant ht Hu"
.'e collars and thirty with interest ilu @ @
May. bond. Aud II appearing by ahiIa,
t'" Is his state on mooh "
ai ordered, that the sald defendant 90 az
due publication of this ORDER ana
p.o,cc; and that copy oil ths
published week or oUr successive weeks IN le
aoud Euqucr newspaper printed IN The city OF Richmond
stcd door oi the Court House OF this county, OH
.-t lay "f County Court. 4 Copy--Tcse.
sr- t-rw,w John x CARY &. G..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27

n TX ~nE%crn. res cncc OF he late Nathaniel Macon
r- ,~l., acres and ilr- the waters OF Hub Guaer
tx. tie valuable highland plan ans N Warren
ray 80 .irhratd good water end eathiu mess
.lI - g chase al either ni the subscribers.
Nj a!u.h III, a>ure, conduct them tr"uh any portion or
.- y..lslye estates Thy will sc! 'iSaiey any time
m .t - December any part or all OF the above
rl having ample authority 90 ard should any re.
hat tlla Will uc given OF public sae on that
l. mpussihe do Iocc n his valuable and extensive es
description advertisement is the largest ant!
salt.ie offered North Caro'ia and thnsc
a- suci property earnestly invited 70 cali soon
WM IIESDRtCK
C.. BOYD,
- ~ nP
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27

Tomas = Dshrev inc Dabuev A nd other Defts
e =" ;hs settle the rights o the parties IN tne slaves
~ s ae Mrs sarah Macon lite, aud 10 have sale o
@S, and Of the poceedsa debt claimed BY Inc
s ctarseabe t1ereupon, aud 10 have division OF e
SAID proceeds amonssl the parties entitled thereto accord
!+f respective rights; ard affidavit having been made aho
defendants above named non.residents OF tins COM
ie said defendants notified 10 appear at the Ruies
Ia; ;hc Clerks Office Of the said Court on the hrs Mon.
ie and do what necessary proec, the interests
~'GI Acopy-Tese, E. ROBINSON, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27

iKGINiA-At Rules held in the Clerks oiice OF te vi.
81; Cou the City OF Richmond the I'd day OF August
muG un M and Mary Cooke his vile, who before her mar
= "as Mary Cooke Smith, rhis'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27


Ia deb; and upon al;achm.tt returned executed.
object ni is suit Of tho defendant the sum ."
t,.h and es htv seven dollars and twenty with nr
.sepu from the day OF March, 1852, due by pronSoiE
And appearing by ahdavit that ne delelds ~
this State motion OF the panis oy iher
ordered that defendant 10 appear here within
due publication Of this order ard do what is necesa
fuec and that this order DC oee
icce. ac.ks in Richmond Enquirer newspaper
civ of Richmond, posted the front door
e CoH House this county the first day OF me nek' CoGn
l't coryTc JOHN n. eANi' v y
{ t--ry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13
Mail Gleanin ~, &c.

To Seven negroes have been committed
for beating and matreang the family Of Mr.. Place,
of Waterloo. One OF them seized q young woman,
Mr.. Places eldest daughter, and commenced cho-
king and otherwise abusing her. This infamous
coucuct reused the inmates OF the honse, who en-
Cesvored to ce'end themselves when the negroes
commenced general assault. After beating oil the
olter members OF the family until thsy were sense
less, and throwing the young ones into the snsw.
they finally decamped The members OF the family
gradually recovered their senses, but were found TO
be shockingly bruised, and some Of them cut with
knives 60 that their clothes completely satYa-
ted with blood
" A project is on foot between the
Chiefs aud heaesmen of the Menominoes and Win
nehagces in Minnesota, TO exchange lands. Tho
Winnebasoes have tract on the west bank Of the
N,sssisinsi Rixsr. mnch Ut very good farming land
home in the Territory, are an agricultural people
" The State Prison Inspectors passed
through Albany on Tue sday their way to visit the
Prison in Clinton County The Inspectors are said
10 DO preparing answer to the report OF the Com.
mittee OF the Last House of Assembly, which bears
heavily upon them
Il 1t is said that dispatches have been
received by the State Department at Washington.
announcing that the Queen OF Spain has released
John 8. Thrasher from the sentence recently pro-
nounced against him by tho authorities at Havana.
EB' Late accounts from Mississippi by
way of Washington, announce that Governor Foots
decues being candidate for the U. 8. Senate, and
he i'll fill the vacancy, at once in order that the
Legislature may lot postpone the election.
" Governor Hunt offers reward Of
$3.50 for the arrest of co.ored man, named Jonah
seman, charged with the murder OF child, near
Poughkeepsie ON the 3oth ult.