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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-27

NEW ORGANIZATIoN.-Ac call for general religious y,
confe,s,ce with view establish new yearly meeting Of
of Friends in Pennsy Yania has been puoIshed
'e oe s ,he newspapers The conference Is TO meet al
snds seeng House, Kenne't Square Chester coun
oo 6,st day the 22d Of Fifth month next large mum
s Of what called Progressive ffenas 10 Sa'' nav
bo call
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-27

,rMQN, lDNH BoYD. late Speaker of the House OF Repre-
the first district Of Kentucky in consequence OF se'0'
candidates being The field H. c. Burnett who was olso
candidate in the same district has likewise Declined ana
both have pledged themselves 10 take no part 10 cans
Convention 10 make nomination, thus leaving Their parry
fnds n nursue whatever course they may deem best
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-27
EwISTON PLANK ROAD COMPANY.

The Commissioners appointed by the Legislature in an
Act 10 incorporate the Lewiston ank Road Company
ed March 2 1853 lunenburg Court House on
day lhe 18Th OF Nav 1853 and motion OF Colin Stoscs
Woodson was elected chairman, and R. Stokes appointed
Secretary. ~ ,,,.
| ~ onrn books for subscription the said Plank Road;
od aso designate other places which the said books shall
be opened appoint commissioners 10 superihehu Tue
oocning Of the same. ,
The said books shall be opened Red Level in the coun-
~ of Luuenburg under tho supeIintendence oil mm ~
F5aycy Maj. r. f. Allen, Jno A. Harresa, VIM = Ne9e..'
Or R A patreson VIM. Fl. Blunt and Jos H. Snead; al
ciess Store in county OF Nottoway under the super
intendence of Col VIM. C. knight, VIM Dickinson u.
r Crae Jno. B. Oliver f. T. Jetfress and Gnaes ,
NJ Hungary town. in county Of Lunenburg nnier the
ndence OF f. c. Scott, Jno s. Boiling ana Hh
NJ White; al fIaytokah the county OF Notoway under
The supcrinlendencc Of Col Sam baISe, n i "a n
p Miller and the agent at the South Side hal Noaa De,
not al The Junction; Columbian Hotel in the city Of
Richmond under the superInlendence Of Col: Mare, Mm
y Madr.uy H. c. Watkins, J. A Eggleston, A. !. Stokes
Wm y get,s VIM. H. Maciarand and J. R. Anderson; al
The Counting room OF Watkins and Morton n the cry o
Peter sburg under the supernendrnce o A. D. oohe a
v Watkins Branch 4 T. hu,' syJ"a1 yJI as wais Store in
c county of Lunenbure under The supcfntenugncG -
iah p. Wilson Dr. R. j. H. Hatchett, JOS G van, us"
~ Watts and H. " Tisdalp; al DrapersVliie IN lhe couhy
urIsnbm,o under the superinendence OF John l. Cole
man Jas Gregory and Lewis Davis at Green ~ m
snne county, under the superintendent OF 'ae nn 'f
Ihn Havs and Dr. Oliver at Jeoheds, IN the county u
Iunenburg under the superintendent oi " II. u. D a.
nett JAS Cobbs w. T. Wootton r. l. "oollon anu ,O -.
Owen; al Spring Hill, in the same county uue n s na
n,,nd.nce of Jno Crale R. F Atkinson Nat Neson ann
David Gatlsnd at Crynes Store In same county gnoef
the superntrndence Of Jno and Rob Cryme ana HenIy
~ =, Nnrbush Church. In county under the super
nlcndcnce Of Colin Stokes, Wm H. haecne' 'oe' 'o"''
and Waddy Street. any Two OF whom can act.
On motion Resolved That the Secretary INFORM ho per
sons appointed Commissioners 10 superlntend he opens
Of books al the above named places Of their appointment
and places of meeting
On notion Resolved, That The Secretary request me ea
tors Of all pa pers Richmond and Petesonfg' fienoy
',ho irnnr publish these pfOceeuhSs.
On notion Resolved That this board DO now aolourn e
meet again al Lunenburg Court House on The tuesday ae
I'u,a n"na S,smr, neyt T. WOODSON, Chairman.
D. r. STOKES, SECRETARY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-27

Tho oeasnl scarcity and consequent high price OF ca
Ia aIbuted to the herds that are osne en
over the plains of California eSGn oon 1 81 at,Ie ware
hnr 70 he started for Oregon and California insrs
doubt bOweyer that specuiators have also taken
OF the scarcity 10 'a'' VIZ TBaNim ore .imsrica7.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-27

On the fret Of July next the Washington Republic v"
be published smaller sheet than 1t i low P''n'e' o.
al l2h cents per week IS year Its prospectus
will be an independent Sheet attached TO any
party lis editor 20 doubt, having found that "nss.
would not pay secs but political party 10 the co",
c: the Democracy, and rather than support that ps'
determined to publish independent sheet, hoping 10 -
existence when a, future ,ime party viii spring v
from the ashe. Of dead WhIrcery
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-27

The great combined railway carriage and oI
odae now constructing Niagara s oeIs nr h
forward WIN s 1mne next II will be o. The most
trains anastsha -" archecturo works in the world
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-27
3 REDEmPTTON OF VIRGINIA. SIX PER CENT
~

uVIE HOLDERS OF TTIE FOLLOWING Chh fIFSn I'D ~
DEBT ssued by the State OF yIRGiEA redse%aoe redeem @ or s
m March, 1874 erwards within period not
| Steen years. will notice, that "Ihe Le
Sslis nd" created BY act Of the General assembly o VT III
go Sss,d on the 2h day March, tS3 will proceed on the Isl
y August redeem the sad al ihe
on or before said st day Of August 10 surrender
ss OF the Second Auoto and
u az no., the interest thereon will cease on that DAY:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-27


THE ALLEGED SLAVE CASE,-The struggle al
nresen going on In the Superior Court before Judge Duer
70 determine whether Mrs Jane Porter, or the Aooonsl'
headed by Lewis Tappan shall have the custody OF ne col
ored GIRL Jane Trainer becoming decidedly Interesting
Trainer the alleged father Of the child was presfn
dav ha wing returned from Dunkrk Saturday night me
cause Of his gh, ye, remains enveoped in mystery Inc
Cour, having sdJoutned before Trainer was examined On
this point. ,I r ,to child b,e
Mr Lewis Tappan whom the custody OF the cnl.d mas
been assigned by the negro Trainer pueshen
letter which he states that ...o e.o,, M,
Trainer arrived in the city Saturday afternoon from Jun
xxx He says that he persuaded 10 90 10 omt Gy
miv heaten and his life threatened He fed 10 Dunkrk
from whence he wrote the letters exhibited by me IN court
III was certainly rather long srde-to &c. Iia Oh nav
na on.,s life threatened-rpm Jersey City TO DunEirKD
That The Abolonists have determined 10 leave no stone
unturned 10 gain possession OF the child may be gathered
from The fact that prosecution has been commenced against
Mr. Frederick Collier before Justice Stuart tor having car
red away and concealed The girl Jane Trainer on FIasy
morning from The Park after the Superior Court mac ois
missed he writ of Ha5eas Corpus in consequence oil Inc
absence Of the repu,ed iatheT-[N York Express
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-27

,;, ia about 10 be commenced by the hilcnigan @
s,n and Indiana Northern Railroad against me ihu
traI Railroad. 10 restrain the Illinois Cen.ta, ''o' 0"Ns
their cars acruss tho track OF the oou'n''"~ ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-27

c,ov.s ha, been tried al Clinton (N CO
,osspn m sdoappnr found guilty and sentenced to >.
hung on the frs, Friday of july An aPpea a,s
been taken 10 the Supreme Court OF Inc ''1''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-27

FRIDAY MORNING, May ~ 1854.

Gently had his ambition aroused-his heart nlamed Tor no
taken the bodness OF the corup,ions of his nr
y for profound constitutional learnng and within lew
months, made shipwreck OF good
the principles and experience of his whole fe repudIaed
the rights of the States and Of The people, and become can
ddate 10 the of the alien and sedton law"
Let all good democrats and wings who respect The ri
OF the Stales and the people, forward and repnda
the candidate who has recently abandoned the aih nho
practice OF long life time for The mere hope OF seat IN
Congress- where he could be benefit to any onc Ihere
will be majority OF members and President 10 enforce Inc
principles which he has just abandoned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-27
10 The Editors Of The ENQUIRER.

one Editors Of The Enquirer
Al CUMBERLAND. C.. H., May 49, 1853
litors: In your last fridays paper Won uub.
eu @ card OF DR.. Avcret Of Halifax addressed to ,hs
r ot the Sixth Congressional Distinct unnouncin him
sci p.s as again candidate for Congress.
received your paper OF Friday last containin.
M ss card had heard that tho Doctor had announced him
Ie n candidate for Congress In opposition to Thomas
6 @ the regular and duly nominated candidate Of the
"hch Your paper received by me- the frs, thno
A., upon opening IT, 10 and read the card Of Dr.
was anxious 10 know his for taking such
Iufse, under the circumstances; bat in this dsap.
poed, ior only saw that he had himself as
soAiN candidate for Congress- From this presume
W ad not regarded himself candidate from The time o! the
honalion Of r. S Bocock Eeq 10 the date OF his card 10
WI, II, The 9Th day of May.
he Doctors is much war with his princi-
t @ una practice heretofore, that loss 10 conIcc-
c What induces him 10 out in opposca II the can
uaie OF the and especially am surprised and
ohlshci at mis- cuursr when recurcl that the Doctor
@ nouhclng himself candidate for Congress- in card
% " as published in your paper time in April last
stated that he candidate for election sub
Je. Ae decision of Contention lhereby :nraing The
10 hGld c0nrenton and signying his ,cUingnes 10
summit ms claims 10 a convcniion should one be held
convention was accordingly called and held to nou
nae candidate This convention was f and fair one
@ composed entirely OF good and true Democrats Halifax
delegates appointed BY her Democracy in the usual wav
VI appointing delegates such conventions The Doctors
was brought before the convention by Gen Cu1c Of
sYSahla and upon the first ballot he wns delicate by his
~orhy competitor By perry considerable nojor;t,, His
pefona and political friends, who nominated him md ped
us caiis 10 lhe convenon voted 10 the nomination
pr eococH unanimous and pledged themselves to give
10 ue nominee their cordial and Jealous summit Th
mnaon was, therefore, presume in their opinion fair
onE and he nominee proper person
lhave written Than intended when SAT down. for
mHpnLy object In writing express you my sincere
'egN that you should have permitted the Doctors card 10
hppeir IN your paper sub senio His present position is
que which no ought not under the circumstances 10
haveput hmse and the leading Democratic press ought TO
e!' I'm so. Yours, &c. C
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-27

-, NOTICE.
~ persons having claims against the Ee do
nS will please present them Immediately for settlement
S psons will make payment without delay, wish make
~ 'e''lerneni my administration Of said estate.
H,o r. B. GILMAN,
S e'-sTsw Admord bonia non, with the will annexed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-27
PORT ROYAL BOARDING SCHOOL,

yE reputation patronage Of this School are daily
II upon plan somewhat different from any Edu.
caIona Institution in Virginia The OF Instruction 10 iu
thorough and sy,ema, The English and
cmalca branches professor also been provided
healthy and accessible, being on me kappahan.
% miles below and 10 miles ION
The Milford depot Of the Richmond Fredericksburg Rail Roed
regularly twice week from Baltimore ana freder
icl. .burg conveyances may be had from the depot
The the t Monday IN october and
continues months with OF about week at Chrmas
and one Easter Pupils admitted Time during
The and exhibition takes place IN
July, close Of the
There Il room al present. for boarders and pro.
c will be made by Of the next session, for
The accommodation Of others.
Termsi
Board and tuition, pay able third in advance, Slao
Without board primary depa Tnien, 20 20
Academic course from soU 10 ~
"a Music and studies al professors prices
fOI information aud reference, address
", N,rr, la--rly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-27

BY THE GOyEKN0R OF oEprE; TH sn,G1nN C8mMoS-
INFORMATION received by Of the dearucuon o
Of hs Court of the County Of Fauqusr therefore,
1,,nb Governor the said CoronWeah pursuant 10
Se povsons Of III. sach do ssIe hs my groca
Basement oi the Methodist Episco
I t.hmrrh Suh On C1lpeper the Of Warrenton
S which the the County Courts OF said county
suiabe oulding snaIi DC eiee'eo iof
Courts according 10 Law. ,.,,. -, sr, -,
hand Governor and under he lesser sea- 'ne
lSSAL.l JOS JOHNSON.
nv b GEORGE w MuSroRp Secretary of the Com
nanusslh May 6-c3w
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.p.H sx s TaE GOVERNOR OF vIKeINIA.

A PROCLAMATION.
HETHEREASa vacancy has occurred III tne Ia.
w monwrath by death Of Edward Johns;Sn Inc Jeass G
poeshooas Allegheny Botetourt Roanoke and Craig o
o confornity 10 the sheriff OF each Of said cou
r.nired 10 hold election on Thursday the hir
sh Say of June next places prescribed BY law or Judge
Given un5e nv hsa Governor aud uooer lne hea o Tue
COMMONWEALTH, Richmond, :h's eleventh day OF May
Iseail 1853 roo JOHNSON
BY the Governor c., ;. d.. como,usaih
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-27
SCHOOL AT BUCHANAN, BoTETOURT

COUNTY
TIME auhsh-r vii, re- omen his School on the is June.
TERMS-s2Ou Of ten months; one ha PayaDle
lsl June half s November New pupils VIII DC
charged IRON dale Of entering 10 end oi the session. No
save 10 Case OF plotracted sickness
Parents or suians who wish further information, will direct
heir Pauonsburg Boeour county, Va Pattonsburg on
the opposite e of The river is Office for Buchanan
NAV lT-c1a 80 VIM. Il GAIT.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
NHE CONTRACTS for the Grading Masonry and
o. The Msysye Plank Road from the Richmond ana DanVe
viii be The M June next Charlotte Court House, by the
b1sIi ni Directors.
The Masonry embraces Bridge across Little Roanoke.
including pr0hle5
exto,ted Rirbmond
A. Talco Chief Ers D,nvc
and by Marshall ESQ., President Marysvie PLANK Road Son
psny. JAMES r MARSHALL,
RlCIi'p j. GAINES
GEORGE W. READ
Nav 2l--clm mii,e
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LOGaN WALLER,

COMMISSION MERCHANT RICHMOND, VA,
RElUkNS his thanks those who have literally patronizeo
MIN for the last years He stil continues give his per.
Sna attention every description Of COUNTRY PRO-
olCE Office Main and 9Th streets Dec. 6-e6m
,, RAIL ROAD HANDS WANTED.
1wo HUNDRED MEN will frd employment the Blue Ridge
p1lhem. 7- c. CROZET
Apn&-cm cbiar Enoinrer Rlue Ridge Rail Road.
SEARROOkS, WAREHOUSES.
consequence Of the change Of Inspectors this Ware
subscriber has resigned the inspector ship held by him
warehouse for the last years. and offers his services
' patrons OF the house. and the public generally asa
ui COMMISSION MERCHANT.
ohs experience Inspector and salesman and intimate
with all persons engaged in the tobacco trade N TINS
enable him 10 procure the highest market prices Ior all
e may vor him with The sale o,hecfops He will also payPaf
IpIst attention TO the sale Of Wheat and our ss
- - ,oMre, front buildipr Saockoe Warehouse -,
Dsrai-c,f THOMAS T. JOHNSON
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
RORERT R. PRENTIS-

ATTORNEY AT LAW, PORTSMOUTH, VA
VArLL regularly attend the CIRCUIT and Inferior of Nor
w county Norfolk city, Nansemont and Is!e Wight
entrusted care will meet with prompt attention can
be ioud a hs office on High Of the Savings Bank
except an Wednesdays when will his Office The Ceks
Office Bu,dne nj Suffolk April lG-c6m
SLAVE LABOR WANTED.
TIME James River and Company will liberal
10 or 20 able bodied negro work by the day month
construction Maiden's Adventure twenty
miles above this city Arrangements can be made LOT Inc
Company furnish clothing and medical attendance TO- hands IN
tending continue service ill The end OF me ptesen
Mr. Duncan Gran, =, The ,works E. L. CH1NN,
Richmond, Apnl 81 ctf Sup Of Repairs r. q A. CanaI
JOHN w. BLANTON, DENTIST.
ASG avale the advantages Of the Baltimore
o. Dental Surgery offer my professional services 10 the GU,
eh Cumberland adjoining prepared 20
sGm all operations the tceh in the most perfect msnnef
isesh nseUei rom 10 n entire
county. Va = March l--ciJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-27

Ro JOHNSTON AUDI Public Accounts The sTs OF Il.
s. IT, PARKER Register s..t:ggx ~
GEO w. MUNFORD, Secy Cohi.on"eA""' e -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-07
Y o m
The Zeuglodon.

To the Editors Of the NJ o. Crescenf-GKNrLEMEs: Per-
NIT me- through the medium of your valuable paper to
make few observations with respect to the Zeugodon
now exhibiting at the great Southern Museum on St
Charles street
Unti nov my name has not publicly appeared con.
nected with the Zeuglodon, from the fact that
business man, which induced to enter into an ar
rangement with Mr. Dan Rice
As shall leave New Orleans In a very few DAYS with
the Zeugodon for New York and London deem it to
my duty to the citizens md editors Of the Crescent City
70 to them my sincere and grateful thanks for the
and more particularly the gentlemen connected with the
press and science and to express my deep regret that
many to omit seeing the exhibition which hesitation If
longer persisted in will deprive them Of the opportunity
OF ever seeing 1t in New Orleans.
The reports to which allude that the Zeuglodon is
not what it represented to be the greatest and most
wonderful monument left from primitive worldthat
1T was made by the hand Of and not created by the
Almighty, and preserved by him in such remarkably
perfect state, up these, days form
most Important leaf in the great book containing the
records of the creationsuch relic any country in
the world may be proud Of
The reports which have alluded originated not from
the deep thinking and investigating portion of the
muny but that portion Of it which does possess
cent knowledge to investigate such subject and
not willing to take the authority Of those eminent men
nature, and whose names will stand for brilliant
lights In the history Of the world-such Hum
boldt Muller Davies Nuremberg Geinitz and others like
them, who have publicly borne testimony to the genuine
ness OF the Zeugodon and in the most attering terms
me on having presented to the world the
very largest Of Leviahans in addition to the Missouri
UNI y now in the British Museum in London, and the
"Hydrachen,' in the Royal and Anatomical Museum in
Berlin for which received large from the British
and Prussian Governments.
would occupy too much Of your space to enumerate
1.-THE of the acknowledgements have received from
various parts of Europe in regard my former late
discoveries of fossile remains in the United States Of
North America May I, therefore, be permitted only
say that through the ignorance of the class alluded
to that compelled to take to Europe for the sake of
justice only to the skeleton Of the Missouriu
also the collection of the Hydrachen bones found by
Alabama.
In the country in which they found to be looked
from time to time by citizens evidence of the great
Of America at times which lay beyond history
and much fear that he splendid Zeuglodon exhibit
ing almost on the very ground Of its nativity, t
foundn Aabama) will have to depart from this CONT
nent in order to find place of honor in Of the Royal
Museums Of Europe.
am gentlemen, your ob't serv't,
New0rleans, April 5, 1858 ALBERT Koch
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-07

Editors Cecen-seeng that several favored Meat Stalls
In the above Market have lately figured in the daily
papers the only stalls there that furnish good beef
mutton and pork take the liberty of making this
tradction Such complimentary notices may be all very
well for the Colonel and others, but daily patron
Of this market must differ from the sentiments ex
pressed therein If the writer's of these notices have not
had their in eclipse and have called at the stall of L.
Jonte they have better meat there than any Of
the stalls so much compmented by the newspapers
Owe MEAT EVERY DAY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-07
Fresh Goods! Fresh Goods!

p. & E. REILLY & CO.,
CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL sTs,
~ Have in store complete res and ssasnaSs
DRY GOODS,
which they prepared sell AT SMALL ADVANCE UPON
COST PRICE The following Leading articles TO BE-
found their establishment viz;
BRAzIIIENNE ALBoNI ROBES colorsd Ground;
BRAzIILENNE ALBoNI ROBES Very Rich;
ORGANIZE ROBES, Three and Five Flounces;
ALBoNAIS ROBES Of Embroidered Muslin;
BAREGE ROBES, Graduated Satin Stripes;
BAREGE ROBES, Pompadour Style, 8 to Fiouncss;
BAREGE ROBES, Plain Ground Mousqueare Flouncss;
NEW STYLE JAcoNET "DoLFREsn
NEWEST STYLE JACoNEr, HARTMANN from Is cent, up.
NEWEST STYLE JACoNETs "GRos oDIERn for Children:
NEW STYLE BRILIIANTINEs, Light Ground;
PERSIAN BRiLLIANTINEs;
VERY RICH STRIPED BRILIIANTINEs for Ladies'
One Case ccorsd Ground BRILIANTINEs; entirely new at s
unusual low price Of TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER YARD;
One rich BAREGEs color TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
PER YARD;
$50 ORGANIZE ROBES. Style Abanase THREE DOLLARS;
1000 Metres Plaid and Striped SILKS AT BITS PER YARD
P. u. REILLY CO.,
ap! 6t2dP corner Canal and Royal strests.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-07
Linens Linens! Linens!
P. g. E. REILLY & CO.,

Linens Linens! Linens!
P. E. REILLY & CO.,
CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL SITS
~ The undersigned have complete
their long established and well known brands Of
LINEN GOODS
every description suitable for family all under the
vision Of the firm and will DO sold with their usual
to pursnsss Of quality and lowness Of price, viz
- LINEN;
- LINEN, Golden Flax and superior article;
81 and 81 PILLOW CASE LINENS
i94 Superior LINEN sEETINGs, per yard up
400 dozen IS, 81 and ~ DAMAsK NAPKINS, very low
CoLoRED BoRDERED TABLE SETS;
RICH DAMAsK 81 at rs cents por yard;
PLAIN LINEN AND DIAPER TOWELS
RICH FRINGED DIAPER TOWELS;
9, and 1914 SATIN DAMAsK, all prices;
8 TO IA SATIN DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS,
case LONG LAWNS, IA yard pieces at "a 50 per piece.
p. L. REILLY CO.,
sp4 et2dp Canal and ROYAL streea
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49, - - @sASA.
w p,csvsd by vssterdav,. mail nostou r.,.,- ~ A.
soea Nev Hork the a0th and aoth. Washington and Bal
slst ut Charlsston Of the 2d and Mobile
tne 81 INST
xhe Warrington papers Of the 3lst state that Mrs Fill
ns died . wnlards Hotel from bronchial inflammation
= ~ uugs She retained consciousness until within
BIZ peod q diasolntion, and dsd calmly, and without
sPpez.ns peAn' e me presence OF her family.
y $3.50 ne nslancnoay bereavement President
49,, sns Po1'Ponsment Of tne meeting OF the
ane Ne closing o. tne various Executive Depart
- vac o "a saso addressed the following letter
y eonao'sses y MT, t'nmore
NJ. n. nssevr,vf aAsaos March 30 1853
death q Mn Fillmore bce von ~ s:as e Of .ne
rance Of ny earnest coincidence in this great bercaye
msvnak
monv ~ ~ SeS ~ 'esnSs o. and in tes
directed the meeting Of the Cabinet this sv q be sas
pended and The public oincss to be closed.
- "''4 s's-s 'o''''''A'''n' your ir,snd,
Hon. Mjlard Fillmoss Washington. D. O.
Ths Isst lipk il The chain 81
Arthur sprinr vith the murder ~ ~. en- ~
LYNCH IL PhilsdslphIa Ia. heer s,,,a ms... $500
EAGLES, ve,s discovered IN m. ao,, ~. $500
vsra hacr ~ ~ t.vsr,, NO. I-s.'- IN 'ne
time Of the murder Of Mrs Lynch ana No. s,s.ss w,
same number Of twenty dollar gold peees vers ,a.a,
from IN. trunr ~ M. vr.h a., ~, TAKEN
II q now believed that the wretched man viii make f
confession.
Thu srts,.,v. nv,,tso,,n,c ..,.h,,.,,. ,,,,
burg, NcwYork lent ~ Mr. asaaa Ma. m, man
terrible explosion on the aotb ~ bov a.. ~ Wv
girl engaged In the works. were instantly Aisa snash.
bov f.t.lv Injured sna -..s.s, 60. ~'ey' ano'her
and MANNED for life The North american Hotel, sslon
ing, was considerably damaged
The Boston Atlas states that letter has hse
In that city stating that Chang and Eng