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New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16
Markets. .Rcported Iv Te1eyronh.


NEW CELEANs Dec 1.-THE sales OF COTTOs tod.v reached
eco bales ~ steady prices Mddug quoted At SIC ExcH
Ntwlok al sight, l. par FREIGars have advanced iis
taiion TO Liverpool "a and 10 Bo ten lc
CINCINNATI Dec l54 coo Hoes sold day 81 p 80 and
the market Green Spts AZ 4ic SHOULDERS Ste
with sellers than blye Moyry stringent sni Ills
he East plenty tt II ~ cent 2 month Sight dull At
"a iC premium.
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EccrtptN OF Pisntsuce.

BY m Riref Boas- 655 bhls Florr a. bbs Whskv $50
tush Nhelf, $40 sides Leather, SO pkes Beef
Ry ETe Ro0d2 Geo bbs do Ashes $40 Sheer y
Cse Lice Hss 81 rkgs POly 7o0 do Butter do Cheese
Stte sides AID pkgs. Leather
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BY Telegraph.
DI<asfers. &c.

BOSTON, Dee l5-Arr ship Edvsrt STANLEY, Liverpool
NEWORLkANs Dec liam bark Ella Psrs3ns Boston s
D. Mallory, Philadelphia
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estate. The fsrnsh daily 90
IL Lad necessary faoile " 1eas TIDE ~a'ef
4hss Bont, viii be Ered ~ ae intsrs OF M CnnPsaJ n
gQisc oI cssh tte q, -ut OF Ae ssnef ne' n . pr
f sr cstr ruis elt g tfsT t1 =,
WI if.a ~ o. hlllc .hfc0t Elrr cent s-lr
49, III ,,rf.rtau tfl 20 t. htf1' th- ro
srs tdr d. m i.,e pros l.d l5 Ga .s ulg RAJ
, Ife fiscu a.ro cI17 lr t1- lllr
cd ihe hf Iurtf 20. 1f--T alt N
gt9oslr,t A,se A,e erected iJr c.r.as o.; of ~
tIarci % fsrch irstfas --.
rs Cd m Coal from the Co7anys Georges Geek
Fcrfh Ne sudrs SATURDAY, Nov. -. iaSl.
Prom the Caledonia NINE. ms
From tl Jackson mine. -..'nl' 30
Fer Tie week erding SATURDAY. Dec g. 1853. M
RIOm the Calsool ia mine.
From ine Jackson nnine. -
The ursesss DO ro think necessary fhs tns 10 eKnHs'
fStr oruion The ioresoiog des;T r 't
increased and frcrcdfA3 tcs lr
tfaraJ Of he produce OF heir mi1s- ., " 81 VIII
ccntinue 10 greatly increase the Yi-le OF iho
Th 81 iodsrs nav rts ssured tlh every si' M conne %
Nv directors Of hs loq8uy 70 Dc- "a
shipments coal from the mnes p tr we @
LINES O. srAcry Tresaurer
Nov-YoTk Dec "a lea: , .,,- 80. 49,. - a.,
e Whiting foregoing ha following Letter ha be n recsgsd
~ CUMBERLAND Dec H. i3jI
J,nEs G. STACEY Esl Treasurer Parker Vein Gal Company
rr sR In answer your nquies ;he quantity Of Col
M could have been clipped he Parker Ven dgn1g
months leg leave 70 state ih We have oeea really %
i4s. I'd forwe- d 10 ilae water
from The Bsrrel vile 2H daily,
llom Caledonia mine iGeorg's Creek $50 TINS daily,
Frm Jackson nne GEORGES Creek 81 % 3 dolly.
Could be Baltimore and Ohio Brosd Comqny hsNe given us the
rersrsary l1d power
wIen the new Rsiroads thar IN plat
PLATED AID NaIe IN snort tan issl 'V % sV
isns Of Coal daily. Truly your Oh .dsnt SER ssai,
fsizned) G. S. DARR0W, SgPsnDteniant
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PHILADELPHIA Dee I5--iyrired- l. straton Haley
ssmfod Conn C'sese-shp haehan.Lon Eennsri Liverpool
bsrks Sshuh Flrn- Boston, Msrzaet Wosd Cute
s.ssnships City Richmond Mtehen Richmond; Keansbec
Cepes NswYoik II Beach, Sanders NewYork. schrs Ray
mead Bovine NtnrcGet virginia HGwes Chulssos J. C. Pa
,sen Dole Mobile; Cora Roe Washington, " c. swallow Ha
ley, RiChnoEe
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-. ,..a,.. c.rsss.r.iny % ,mgortent branch o.
We rgs civ viii no. be IN The siightef degree
.ss -. .,,,.,v, ~,y;,es rsss ioI.aws

.,,r.-nsf dent at EinnrH writes ura i"'"~s'
1t ctawisfa enterprise cannot ~ 20 b. both sAis
- .sSetaise That paSt OF the lins from idmtiaa 70
nav be congidertd more the avenue ~ bust
asS,,irc f,m the Wost than likely to a.ri any
sh;,c "a milf hut wesl Of Caasa .he c'altsy O3ai
81 s,d ,roSuetive beyond anything have ever ssen'
III, n, exception Of The Miami Valley in Ohio. If any
,ayosd an be estimated by the richness and extent OF
,srrory which is exclusively dependent upon for an
sverue 10 srie, surely this s of them aud we may
reIv ON the investment Of great value Inc CIa
xi.sa and WIlismsport and Emira Roads besides the
ordinary AGRICULTURAL products Of the country have
inrge rmse OF freight aDd travel from he business o.
Mining which is growing with great rapidy, and an 'rds
certain revenue Already parties are desirous Of making
contracts for the lsi July aud eghs are gathering along
the Bne preparatory 10 the opening The whole ine from
Phadelphis this place Is vel advanced and mere ctn
be little doubt Of the praccabiity passing over within
the time INDEBTED Of It's paying from the day Of t
completion The work is being Thoroughly completed and
greve ndys that no subsequent exPen nre
will be required excepting for machinery pfoPoruoued tc
en- increased business.
At Boston the Stock market dull money m,re abun
dent and 6rgt class paper is done aoalo cent
The Avgusta Chronicle and Sertnd gives the Annexed
exhibit Of the Atlanta Bank Of Georgia communicates
to the Legislature of Georgia by the Governor in accord
snce with the resolution of member. IL is certainly
eur;ositv In tie vay Of a Bank report
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Passengers Arrived

fe1rasp sa LirepcoC de Hsse and ADV
kEs ThonLs and iEo ehdlsn Mes Jenkins Ms Jslkias,
Miss {. Clsytoc Mss LUcy Esie, A Murray. Nil. VIII
Flery sehrtz lady ca-ksa ana siy
Htrro- lady Mssry s-d laiy, M j. cc.lnse four
Nj Ptiirc Mr Hastins CAPT Nethersli Mes
Iederiels NsHg Nelly Ismss AsSecn, z KaIhad, aaa
Thcuas NCisCn Mels sane :. Gous.es Dtvuoget lor
Acfk Mca KnobleT Csy.on srtcn Sa;.orthNlie WOOL
IsSk Jack VCnnc- James Ersos schrole Grero-y
bicf Morgan and lady, = Ic-suert ard LADY Ss3i.rs
c Johnston Ensh besrscf Dispatches Robcr. Rssn.s
Ms Rssiles and foSF Children Dr. FISHER Rev H. Bishop
E1lrc c. HcrTuanu, A 4 l-e-.
IA az Sfrisel M Fcr 6ea Hssrs-RS W Thosn Dr. Sutton
Lcyes Of EeW-Ycrk. and Sophie Chsi.rnsrz
NISll1CAE AidAs.c.....
SUS-Rhes IS cets 4 Noox-Rke. "a
SkTER.
sandy Hook. Gov. IxsEd g Hell G.ts On
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Arrived.

r. NJ esnshp Asa, Lott Liverpool Dc mise sne pa'ssn-
sers 70 orpArd Dec D y passeS " 'isAnsa.P HIiif
rs~sd srea1sr u day sEnaliIed ship HerssaeL Of
ssn.bp JAMESTOWN Parrish Norfolk te dss ard passengers
slim Cons,rfion pacietl Brsu Liverpool Nov H. the
lfih sronsously reported BY the Captain OF the tlsny Gay
n6se psfseurr Grirns Mnturn Co. From tne lith
10 Nov experienced wesher Noy p cfrned
suav IRE snd 2h blowing very heavy from
sprung hesd Of the ainms badly tn sl7 the tine
urdsr aad msnopsais With high sn d.n
.nee Nondsy Dee y 81 lat s. ION s. 81 p.sssd steamer
Tre Isrrt No deaths sickness
ship W Morton TauEn Hayre - days uis. and - ois
ssr not being allowed 70
70 on could the parcuAs OF the n1teoot
he ch ste 10 say had DO ded the ship Hope Goodwin hence
f hy SSa II Fox pek. An.worh E.vrs Nov 49,
and paseusrs LiyinEon Hss nad heavy westerly
bssk Lsdv knsht to Portland Chose SER IN 1i9,gow pound
20 Boson sinking condition See Disasters Has hid 81
deais he passg5 IL women aud 10 inants al steer
tp chsrles Croker fof BATH Dssno Liverpool Oct p Bel
Nov udse ard SIS passengers 70 Charles DlncSn S9.
So q lon 9 passed psckefship American Eagle hence or
Lonion Dee H. NJ passed steamship Baltic hence for Lv'
BAL Nsl.ou Brem HuIeken Bremen dsys liss and ,il
p.s.snssrs TO Popre Hs had 2j deaths the
William Du.sn Horton, Wilmington II days Lava! stores
Bs oTinco Col Trevsnu Cudai Bov'r 22iys hides, &C.
10 Noer Rera laf % Ton a - fell in with
liam Albert hence for Hsburg With rudd-r gone and
sehr Tser tSewJ carlson New sedf.rl days ia baAs
sehr AgrOrs, = koesl.na ;.ays .ins. ,,. g., ILL.
osS< Julia Arns. Harding. Pottpd oln %dsys ia ballast
eebr Gszelle. -. Rocksnd ctvs lin'.
SCR S A Mount Psyne. RoDdout b1nld . Fall River
sehr Charles Bill Hill, Bses've, 5 & 20 days snP hnoer
bound TO Keruebtnk
Propeller Quinuetsug Halsn: Norwich
Propeller Csceols -, Provdence.
sAILFD-steanship Union Charleston ships Ocean Steed Mel
bcuTIe Senator LvrpOO bark Sea Duek Aals' and others
y.,t.a plade want he Bay
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shirs-Toalan Pieh New Orleans Stanton Fhonp-A Az
snsIe sasth New-Orle.ns. W Frss.

isrsf fefth New-Orr1nf. " II 80.
ssrk- O.fa~n, Bro5ks No SfLBds. w fye1n. o.
rf.-rsrs-i > r-ssi-- k'-oef CAs-i---- Ftt wee =,
trn pr.ft GrirtueteL s. Nina p W trlaiy 90 ~
rt-- ". <.r Clsefca Warais tI1h.- - effs'i
T. j sikfrs Co. 'rncips lisfris. N.V ~ tiics
aucv Mis tsri Ptiilpii Is. tslii z i'1-
a Fistrr pori.aout. " t-Til Aun ffsu' r't,fs' ~
H. ur--rr Go f : Powell C-.rv W..m'g-r-n L = Pow
H., m srih Wvafr Wlmuror Dll'nr '1t-cri W'rs ~
crh rr-d. Wsshsun rnsst.r Era Csn' 'riain lei. pa.
! " Mckee; Warv y I.re. Mtarr Mobile, Lut Wes 5fst'
sl,ae Conner Flnku WSdsigh AuoK tee's sn,so- IN
rere Frssman sarah Nara Joues " aEon van Sfln'
4 s1srht: Y Jones Young BernuiA Penuif on y 'ne.
Helm lie NsvAedfor1 nssff Arn.tea HAIL fs'F-
d4uce. . J D Fsh, Babrock. Fal River -
TrorcsM NOM Sevsge Pest b,rere Parker VEN O'A
ufuv Ni6eiesex, Eiy, Philadelphia, J briggs
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large business has been done and 900 bb have
been sod % 20 Per cw for Pearl aud 81 d5 perewt ior
been Ier for III for fire TJ2
doing SPIRITS TUaPEsrINs0 bbs have re-
TALLowThs demand small and Y C. brinfs
66a57 per LaRD5 have been sold at 81 per ew
OLsTke has dull for Palm OIL and the Ies made
have been sms scale at aoSaolo per tgn Pale Sea. on
quoted 3 per RICE only in limited semand and the
chiefly East India at rather lower prices Dye
WOODS small scale and comprise II tuns
per 81 Jamaica LoswoOd at 95
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IBy Sandy Heot Rrintisz Tslsraph.I
IFrum our Corrc.ronser,

Cue ark of the Highlands bound in No slrual
" I'd hght frcE " By s. Wes:heT hazy.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF SEw.YoRK

Cleared.
s;,apsr-Utios, AstDs Cise'1s. sfsecIs T'ssteE &c
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DANAMA RAILROAD COMpANY.-si,t ,t7s,e0

n l.
mo STOCK WITHIN FIVE iEARs-sesled proposal, VII
be received At the office Of the Company 10 y Sres1s A
,.nm no, exceeding sscco OF the Roads o. The Ps.s.
Rsihoed Compsny payable on the lst day Of Jaly isSs
ra,sbe hsfyesy in the CITY of NswYOTE and ss, r,
sn sm iSe ssts IF ssted april Is
The Board Of Director having recently mad. f1 sonnass e
Chief Engineer the Directors t deemed unnecessary
into rsrtlcD ars u this advertisement
PaIe who Interested In the work who may feel fsp>t
proposals. for the Bonds ebout 20 be sued VIII - s.sa
with the report and communication referred 70 and With | %
Information they desre on application 10 the cues d hs
Iw however may be acceptable Tn. scass
of opeued Ia July 1852 sd from tha, time to t he
been in regular and successful operation further dsaacs ci
msps of the road from the Obspo 70 Panama su,
eighteen miles II confidently expected will be completed as
the ensuing year and unoFseen obstacles pro''u
lis obtain the money for the completion these ssssn nils
the bonds be Issued offered and no doefs n
sinea Ihst iny VIII o s 20 a sn, s , ,x .,b. M
Psts whose bids are accepted will be reqsed pay ssuy
per cent upon the amount awarded 5h day Of
sry end teeD cent the 5tn dayof Feou hrc1 A2
ard May respectively and the the b day Jaa 80
ihey viii be AZ liberty 70 nav tie and
the balance beyond the st Install At any e previous % "
date fixed for the lest payment and receive their bonds
right also BY he Company esse iefant W
oftbe psameus cell the bonds at the nk snd e1ps
This by grant from the RepubHc Of New 0snsil 20
very ber. rights and immuns and anonr othsn tns
elusive privilege Of establishing ssd continuing rfed ss
Is'bnus Of Panama for forty from te eompoa U
read during which period the s.s.rnnsn, binds s nss p@ -
any other carriage road msssized or Of plant Of o "a.
cls. which for the Of wheel carriages between
two the Ibmus Of Panama nor to Pen any s
orpersons without he consent OF tue hano'a 0o"P'A'
any canal across said lslhmus ,,anu
he ne traty ofthe Isthus Of fPsnamsi guslansd ns w
the United States No c0nir buttons az @
csa be imposed the road by the Government OF View
any duties property Of any sind sn,pqa secv es e
y" Eases SPIES Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16
f,uGHfidi.

CAMBRIA IRON COMPANY. The Apnp,l ".
~ ing Of the So kholdsrs Of ihe Cambria Iros
Asj Ne Office No tS Pse-st New-Yegk Al s,le4 ~
en- TUESDAY, the l7th JsraA y, 1854 TX
GEO ". HODGES s.a,A,
DOWERY BANK New YORK Deeee,oA.. a.
ID issS-At election ss9 'se sh inst - 49, |"
femsn elected Directors for she susuius ve,-. -
ErCch Dean. yse0b Miller
ilcrzo Avori, p-ltou Pea~al
thrahsrr Cumurss. Msnge N. Ol.rAs.A,.
George W. Edwalas Gerard S,uvvs.srt -
Jesse A. MsDhsll, John wi.lAms
William A. Mead. Thomss W. Dick
subsequent meeting OF the Boasd Eaoch D,,, p
unaniu ousy reelected President ~
n @ RPAneoen -,
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16
Dy SIMEON DRAPER, ON FRIDAY, Decemba

I'D Is at the Merchants Exchange ct i2i 0c.oc< ,. ,s
$4,000 First Mortgage per cent Convertio'e Boan M
ard Allegheny Valley Railroad Co, due in tIb 81 49,. -
sllcdC of par cent Bonds ndoed eT ne ~
sanEsmon RsTsao Company nois due In 1901 P''
let Msrch ia New-York. - l,0o0 - go, 49,, Ra
$1,000 Seven per cent Bonds Of the Mehfn so.ess ~
road Co doe 1865 nteI.s. February snd Aagaf %" h'
jackson Branch, Eew-York, & ,0o0
20 Shares Bank OF Utea, $50. -
4CO shares Rshwsy stesrn Brick Company %
Il shares Kruger fire Insurance Company va =.
Geo sher.s Of the Ship Timber Bending Company ~
SEQ shares of the Harvey Steel and Iron ComPaay sie
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No. 20 Wsln
,t door from Greenwich Interests per esn.
of 500 and under Open daiIy from II A 70 ssd
- CALFB WOO0HULL Pesas1
WLLfAMM PULLS u. p,.sidsnt<
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job. rssm. rAsu... xsc.rlr ,s;as.l ss.A l.-r.,

John EtnA Thomas NcCsrfy and samuel Coaeh seansnl,
bovins asirorE ssle the time vh ssAyy ero 90
10Th ttsseL nader fossils We EcHas te1df 1
rrts 70 Mr Thorn nr aycs cabin Psss oy ss
Fss. ~ frd nisrs
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS cf the AdERI
CAN MINING COMP ANY have ordered ass.uyeu, n sls
TY CENTS eu eech share the Windsor Nine
one TO No Twenty Thousand inclusive PAYABLE or Is ia
CHARLES HOPKiNs sec,..,.
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16

OTVIcg ULsTEs COMPANY. No. ~ Nass1s' De-, +. az,
A MEETING Of the STOCKHOLDERS of this ssa,
N r.pv will be- held Ills oce he second ID, A,
Jsrusry 1884 for tho purpose Of elscag Tqs e., r b. |
wear, and fer other brsiu-ss
The POLLS will he open from Il tosPM Tae Transfer B..
viii he closed days pTeyons 10 The slssion '~
r. II III rTFRWOpTu
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16

NOTICE.-The Annual Meeting Of the S,oekhlass
~ Of Compsny, will BE- bed at the 0suefA Ohce s
pany No Is Walst New fork on MONDAY the d day dJa
Cor the election Of officers for the year thea sf
pos be open between the hours0f and NJ Of d & "a
for Of her b1siness proper for e0niroa
tha, time The Books viii be closed this date tie
WIN. 4 WARREN secpf.r,
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16
FMPIRR CIrY BANK Nav ioRx Dec IS llia
rT,HE ELECTION Of DIRECTORS Of this Insita-
r little MIAMI RAILROAD COMPANY-Dl

ton for the ensuing year ard o three Insec'or Of he s.
election reafer will be held the Bank TUEsD hsN
dsy OF January 1854 The Polls viii be open from u MsolPM
l. H. CHURCH. csAst
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16

LvIDEND NOTICE The Dc.sds Directors have decr(s
Dividend Of per the capital stock of the conpasy
the six months ending Nov Soth payable Ia stock a. A
The option holder the eth int on ell k ressio
the transfer books in the City of NewNOrk o1ce
wINsLOW. LANIER Co.. Transfer Assna 81 Wls-
New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16
CoLuxsrs AND NENlA RllLsa,n -

toLuNhrs AN0 AENIA k.lLt1ln Ca
dividend NOTlCE-The Board Of Drectos
~ have declared dvid I'd Of FIVE PR CENT sa the s,,J
sock OF the Company for the is months eDdns Nov p,,
sock ct par or cssh At The option Of he holder
Sockhoier rtsil in this Cy and vicinity named IN h
nshsd by The Company will receive their dividend. ~,
the STR ms. on application Office NswYork Dec siiSi
NINSLOW LANIER 4 Co, TrAnsfrr AEenis. No 2wlls'
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w.LLfAMM PULLS, Vice Presidents.
REUBES X. WOOD, }
ysNDERsILT l.. BUXTON Secretary
r DAN os .1F0 000 SIT LOUIS CITY BONDS ~

L OAN Of S25OOO0 ST. LOUlo VI ','. DvsD -,
IL $4,000 Sr LOUIS COUNTY BosDs-ocSSssssea Pykst skst
will be received The Baking ouse OF hes' pV 81 ~ Is
MAN Co In the City Of New fork, until tAs DIa aS
usst t o'clock p. N, for - ., ann cpvr poyDs y
$50 Geo Of ST LOUIS CITY SIX PEk CEsi "a bss
Ing coupons payable snnueiy IN each year "a s - n u
York Ib loan sutd BY virtue and ptr,snos - Cav
Legislature of the State OF hksOuii and ofdnAae" " ~ ~
St. Louis. - .I..s fsr
Prorossls will be received the sane time eoxDs
&25itoO Of 81. LOUIS COU STY SIX RkR cssi ~, -
lsensble 10 the Ciyof NswYo 10 1913 E ~. ~ sxts
by virtue and in pursuance Of Of the esay 80 ~
Missouri and orders ard .uthoTify Of The Copn3 . "a
stove loans will be awarded 10 the hzhes bttA - arnr
e6Oo payment BE- made days siei ~ KSlrr,1
the terders The rrnposss will b. opened IN " p,xenf
Of the houke oi Duncan shenns1 Co Az s slC0&
Ca bier Of the American Exchange bsak rA"1
It Louis Nov .6 1853
ID Al LIZ K0AlH.-Ntor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-02

-o.ld perish with those tina, gave !, birth. For
- sn,;re stock Of intelligence which she has
con,ributed to the sum total Of human know.
I,sre--for her sublime discoveries ia science
for her improvements in law-for her advance
in civlization--for the amelioraiions Of The
condition Of man which she has effected, she
is indebted, almost exclusively, to her middle
classes.
What has been said Of England, may be
said with equal truth Of France, of Germany,
OF Italy, of Spain, Of every nation which has a
civilized language, and literature worth be-
coming acquainted with. Occasionally, a
great genius makes his appearance among
the. upper ten," as Byron. in England, and
Alferi, in Florence but the occasions are so
rare, and so far between, that they may be
classed in the same category with the visits OF
Angels. Men of humble birth have made the
world what il is,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-02

Y The Boston Post has put on new
dress, and makes a really beautiful appear
ance. The editor tMr. Green, who has just
been appointed to good Office in Boston by
President Pierce.) quietly intmates that ian
occasion is now presented for those editors to
give him a notice, who neglected the opportu-
nifty of his late political appointment" The
Boston Post is one of the ablest, best humored
and wittest of all the political papers. We
attest our high appreciation of it by paying
the difference in exchange to get it, while
other Boston papers are offered to us even!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-02

q Gotham is very wise place. 1t knows
how TO take care of itself. The Abolitionists
were to the Gothamites no more than any
other enthusiasts. They cared not whit for
them, and attached no importance whatever to
what they said or did, until it was found they
were disturbing the relations between the
North and the South, and then the Gothami,es
took peep into their operations, and did what
they could TO put check upon them. We see
II announced that the Abolitionists have been
trying to obtain place IN New York to hold
their forthcoming Convention in May; but so
lar, without success. We conjecture that
should they get place TO conduct their DIS
gushing proceedings in, they will have little
trouble. The New York mob do not fancy
the beauties of amalgamation, and those terrors
which drove the fanatics to other quarters two
or three years since, will very probably be re-
n swed as soon as their motley convention ap
p ears on the stage again.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-02

Died, in this city, on Thursday. the Gle: G!
March, VIRGINIA HOWARD PETTESON. in the
5,h year of her age
Yesterday, at ~ o'clock, GERHARD FROM.
MING. The friends ard acquaintance Of the de
ceased, respectfully requested attend his tu
neral this day, at q O'Clock, without further no.
tee.
On Thursday, the 3lst of March, at a quarter to
8, P II, Mrs ELIZABETH TATE, in the SEND year
OF her age.
Her funeral will take place tomorrow, Sunday
at o'clock, P NJ, from the residence of ner bus
band, Mr. John L Tate. The friends and acouain.
tauces OF the family are requested to attend, with
out flu rther invitation
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-02
LOCAL MATTERS.

SUPRA AT THE ExcHAScE.-We learn from
the Mall that avery elegant complimentary supper
was given by mine host of the Exchange Hotel
Wednesday night to number of members of th.
Legislature and others The company was admir-
ably entertained, {Mr. Thos. A. Ballard acting fol
his brother, who was sbsent) Several capita
speeches were made. and some fine soaats wers
drunk. We should have been glad to have Joined
the jovial company, but were unable to profit BY
the kind invitation of Mr.. Ballard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-02

MURDER IN LoUIsA.-We learn from the
Charlottesville Advocate, that the body of
Richard Williams, of Orange county, was
found in the South Anna River in Louisa
county several days since, bearing the marks
of violence, and bound with strong cords
He being evidently murdered, the persons in
the neighborhood set about hunting up proofs
as TO the manner of his death, and fina lily sus-
picion rested upon Capt. VIM. Porter, his
wife, his wife's sister, and two of his negro
men, who were all examined and committed
for trial: The committal was upon the evil
dence oflWiliam's wife, who is Porter's wife S
sister, and who had left her husband and was
living at Porter's at the time of the murder
Porter is man Of property and has been
highly respected until by bad association he
had fallen upon evil courses. Williams was a
poor laboring man. The neighborheod where
the murder was committed is proverbial for
integrity and love Of law and ORDER, and a
great excitement was produced by the occur
renee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-02

E Candidates for Office are hereby no.
tiled that all the Presses OF ELLYSON'S PRINT
ING OFFICE will be at their service from this day
until the DAY of election, from A NJ till IL PM
The names of all the candidates will be kept stand
ing in type, so that the largest number of tickets
can be printed at the shortes, notice and the low
est prices. II required, fifteen thousand can be
printed per hour. As an evidence of the pouu-
larty of Elyson's establishment with candidates.
and of his remarkably low prices and pronnot man
of doing work, II Is only necessary to mention
the TACT that over eighty thousand tickets were
printed by him for the las, city elections. and he
commences this season with orders for over thirty
thousand.
~ All orders strictly confidential.
ian 80 Ct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-02

ARRAIGNED ON TWO CHARGES Edwin Johnson,
slave, employed as wagner by Clarke Hatcher,
was brought before Alderman Evans, yesterday, to
answer to charge of improperly obstructng the
passage of Mr. L w Glszebrook's wagon in the
street, and with using insolent language towards
John Glazsbrook when spoken to on the subject -
For this offence he was ordered Is stripes, and
subsequently Is more for assaulting with club
Mary Jane Weaver free colored woman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-02

WHITE AND BLAcK.-Peter Smith, white man,
was overhsuled By the watch, on Thursday night,
walking ON Franklin street, " cheek by jowl," with
black woman, slave belonging to Mr.. Talbot
He attempted to explain the dark transaction by
stating (what was not true) that tie girl belonged
to him. The case coming before Alderman Evans,
yesterday, he was discharged with an sdmonition
Of words-tne girl with an admonition of stripes