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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-23

THE RoANoKE.-Ths fac steamer. with q
number of passengers aud heavy cargo, left
her mooriags at Rockets, yesterday evening,
at her regular hour of sailing, O'Clock, for
New York. She giided off beautifully, under
the orders of Capt. Cavendy, her experienced
and able commander, amidst the booming
sounds of her signal guns and the hurrahs Of
her delighted passengers. We feItcommisser-
alton for the fate OF an unlucky gentleman, who
arrived at the wharf, putting and blowing"
and with baggage on ern, Gust in time to be
teo late'' to take passage. Al the top of his
voice, he hailed the fBst reeeding steamer; but
amidst ''the noise and confusion ne was Ell
ther not heard or deemed "too lane" and he was
obliged to take the back track, with coun,e-
nance which could not have been improved
upon, if he had just lost all that was dear to
him. We hope MIR. B. may have better luck
next time.
The Roanoke was preceded in her sailing
about half an honr, by the fine propeller Penn
sylvania, who also moved off rapidly with
high tide, down the river.
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H Change of Northumberland Rate
OF sPeed.-See what Adams IL Co. are doing
for their patrons ! The Express now leaves Bal
timore at o'clock NJ. in charge OF experienced
and trusty agents, and arrives in Richmond at 81
NJ. Go DDS ordered by this morning g mail, will
be delivered Tomorrow morning without fail
Our Express for the North. East and West, now
closes at 81 P M-arrives in Baltimore at an esrIy
hour next morning.
Banks and Brokers will please take notice, that
by this change they will be greatly accommodated
Drafts on England, Ireland and Scotland for sale
at this office. ADAMS IL CO.
no 18th street. Richmond Va
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~ Praft's Daguerrean GALLERY, No l45
Main street --Messrs Editors: Please pubhsn the
following tes.oni.ls a very superior r xers al
Tar Soush-Side Democrat. aLikeness executed "a.
narIatiVeIy good" J. w. Roberts. 81 give Mr. Pratt
the preference to all the world In taxing pctuIes
T. r. Goodwin, Louisa county. "hr. PIaIs nssas
bat trial and success will be inevitable, Java
Moody aMr Pratts pictures are as good or pe,,sr
than have yet seen, w. ]. McDowner, hing VIZ
liam. "Ths Gaguerreotypes In Mr. r.su cy ,s
ton equal Any / have seen IN Lonoon, sunn
Thomas, N d. editor OF the Herald Of tne hih
and Age to Come. Nz
E Rockbridge Alum Water. from TO the
Rockbridge Alum sprfngs, va.-This csle
brated Water il diaretic, catharuc, tonic ano ale
rative in its effects on the system II exc1es tns
action of the liver in many cases. In Wnlcn csioe
would have no effect.
The wonderful success which has attended the
use of the Rockbridge Alum Water for many years,
in great variety of difeases, has acquired ior
celebrity rarely If ever equaled, and Is sseaoly In
creasing. The most eminent chemists OF the Gay
have examined the Water, and found 1t possessed
extraordinary medicinal properties. 10 has been
declared by the best anthorit,s TO be cure for
every form of Scrofua, Chronic Liver Diseases all
Chronc Diseases of the Stomach and Bowels, Dys-
persia Chronic Diseases of TIE Eyes, Mercular At
fscons and particularly adapted TO cases Of Passive
Uterine Hsrnorrnage, complicated with derange-
ment CT the Liver and Stomach, and many ether
disorders arising from impurity Of the blood.
KENEEII a. DIuggisLs, MAIN
street, Richmond, Va, the sole agents for the
sale of Rockbridge Alum Water. Price per
barrel $40; halt barrel &C. by the gallon so cents
cash On delivery, OF good city acceptance.
The public cautioned against variety of ar
tcies purporting to be Alum Water. Unless ii
come through Us, it cannot be genuine, and is mol
| from the Rockbridge Alum springs, Va.
js 2s-d&aJm
The astonishing lures performed
on persons residing in our own city, by Carriers
| spanish Mixture, in large number Of cases
Of amsst hopeless diseases, has excited the utmost
wonder in the public mind Neuralgia, Rheuma
tsm, Fevers, Eruptions the skin, Liver Disease
Scrofula, Kidney Diseases, Ulcers, Old Sores Mer
curial Disease and Female Complaints, yield tc
| this singular remedy like magic.
The public are requested to observe that the evi
dences in favor OF Carriers Spanish Mixture are
from gentlemen Of high standing in this city, who
| have either been cured themselves or who have
cured others by its USE srd in that respect diferi
from the number Of medicines pulled up by eertif
| Gates from persons in parts unknown.
" For thirteen years this valuable article
has Deen beneftting the public, and hundreds have
| thanked The inventor for restoring health when
| despair had well nigh driven TO the grave.
Recollect that each bottle bears the name of
BENEFIT &; BEERS, Druggists,
No. Is lain street, Richmond.
None other Is genuine, Price s. per bottle or
| bottles fer s..
| Sold BY all Druggists in this city and elsewhere
ia
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A'OUND. yesterday, near Ii Dispatch Ui3.s
a an EYE GLASS, which the owner can have
by paying for this advertisement fa.3-y,
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INsoLENT.-A free negro from the State of Della
ware, named Eokiah Lysander, and who has fire..
quenty been up before the Mayor and ordered to
return home. was brought up again before his Hon.
or yesterday, charged with using insoent Ian.
gusge towards officer Tyler, when asked by that
gentleman why he did not leave the State. The
Mayor ordered him to receive 80 lashes yesterday
and 80 lashes to-day. 1t is hoped that Lysander
will have his various iniquities healed by the
close and warm application of 'many stripes" He
fully merits the utm ost punishment. of law for his
contemptaous disregard of its demands and of the
officers who carry tina, law into effect
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e e.Ts-2s At Adam Il Cos Family Bakery,
go IA Main street, De obtained Bread,
Rolls, Biscuit, Crackers, Cakes OF all kinds, Pastry
&c, manufactured daily from the best materials
Balls, Parties, &C, supplied at snort notice. Or
ders promptly attended to. ia2S
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se-.ssSSs JAMES PLEAsANVs, Attorney
liza at Law, viii pratice ia all the Courts of
Richmond City, and the county Of Henrico Office
in Law Building. felI-Im
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CITY spKING ACADEMY,

81 THE REV. w. LOVE.
fFNHE second term OF this English, Classical and
IL Mathematical School for young men and boys,
viii commence on TUESDAY, 1st March.
fe 22-6tx
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THE THEATRE The new performer at the
Theatre, J. Wallack, jr., is an actor of great
power and merit. In the high and difficult
characters of "Gisippus" and Hamlet" he
came up to the standard ofthe severest critics,
and commanded the admiration of all. He is
a valuable acquisition to the performances at
the theatre. He appears tonight DIS Melantius,
in the interesting play of The b. idal.
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II To the Citizens OF Virginia. You
would be astonished 10 behold the steady, certain
onward progress continually made by Bakers
Celebrated BItsers. In the affections, interests
snd confidence OK all who have avaied themselves
Of their "a liable medical aid. DTsPEPTICs OF long
buIeriug, beginning to discover that these Biz
ters are the orly true remedy TO be obtained for
their diseases, and hundreds, who had given up all
hope CT relief, siege using them have been made to
rejoice and be glad ip their discovery. There is no
huubug apoug these Bitsers: and though we al
times, Ia our own notices, maze grand display OF
words, which 70 some may sound Ike 'clao trap"
ourobec. e doing 80, is not to deceive the public.
but merely to iaduce the afflicted to try them feel
ing confident that lair trial will once commend
their virtues t. the most incredUlous. For Choics
indigestion, Loss CT Appetite, DC, these Filters are
an excellent remedy; and for delicate females and
infants they nave no superior. Price 80 centa per
bottle
To be had in Richmond at the Drug Stores Of
Purcell, Ladd Il Go, Bennett & Beers, Adis e.
Gray, Daval, Charles Millspaugh, 4 Bodeker, and
Druggists generally, throughout the city. IL
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"a % l5L Main street.
q Triumphant success of Hampton's
Vegetable Tincture.-A Letter from an OF.
fcer Of our Gallant Nary. We have many other
letters. We give one below, and again say to the
afflicted, Why will you delay trying this great Re-
storstiye
L. s. SHIP CUMBERLAND GENOA SARDINIA,
January 18th, 1858. )
Messrs. Mortimer 81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -
The hTst Lieutenant of this ship. who has been sef
fering many years from the Dyspepsia, and who
has been nearly restored to his usual health by the
uss Of Hsmpton's Vegetable Tincture," desires
you TO send him one dozen bottles Of that Medi.
cine.
Lieut. r., Of the U. s. Navy. now on board this
ship, also wishes you TO send him one dozen of
"Hampton's Vegetable Tincture, by the store snip
which leaves the United States IN February or
March for Spezzia.
The Tincture you cent me was received in good
order, and take pleasure in informing you that It
has been used with great BY seoeral Of cur
officers IN cases Of Dyspepsia l am respectfully
yours, VERNON ESKRlDGE,
Chaplain u 8. Navy.
Can any further proof be asked. See Letters
and Certificates CT cases OF Dyspepsia, Rheuma-
tisn, Scrofula, &c.
Sold by A STRECKER, Agent and all the
Druggists in Richmond; G Bloner L. Co. Peters
burg; Mortimer Mowbrsy, Baltimore, and by
Druggists generally. fe 10
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exxsS Henry G. Cannon. Attorney at
49, Law, Office on Franklin, near Governor
street.
u All business promptly attended to.
ia 24-In"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-23

~ BBiss sYKUP-fer asis BY
AZ TO - JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
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e 49, DIR. Go0dridge A. Wilson offers
49, MS u OCCASIONAL services to the citizens
OF richmond and us vicinity. de may be found
at aI hours at his office, on Governor street oppo
ste the Governor's house. lAl2-3n+
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sTEAMER BELvIDERE.

" OTICE.-I have tnis day appointed FRED
ERIN w BASS as my Agent, 10 carry on a
mercantile business for nv benefit. in he -, e
Kicamond for the sale Of Boots, shoes, Hats, CAPS
&c. H.py 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-23

Is 49, The Notes of the speopIe's
49, Bank, - Washington, will be redeemed
in Virginia money by
ia Cts BENNETT e. BEERS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-23

superb Likenesses of Ladies'
SiAOSS' Likenesses Of Ladies are admired tor
their rich delicate tone and soft ivory tinted back
ground, which at once give them the appearance
Of higf ly wrought painting, with all the fidelity
OF an artisacai DaguerreoIype. Those who have
not the art in It's highest perfection are invited
TO call and examine specimens.
IL. P. SIMONS,
ia Is ISL Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-23

HAVE rented the store in the hausa of Mrs
y bE Lemosey. deceased, ca he North side Of
Broad betwet 4th and 5;h streets fgv doo- ~
low Mira Averett's Millinery Store, whsre viii
open Ia two or three weeks an assortment Of cf;l.
dren's ladies' and gentlemens Boots and s l,aes.
and respectfully SOLICIT the patronage of ms reds
and Inc public generally.
FREDERICK w. BASS,
]e 30 wv Agent FIR Mary Mayo.
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T. = tofore existing under the name and style Of
of RIDBlCK IL BENSON, was r,utnslly si.ssnlvsd
on the 10Th inst The mans Of the firm viii be r,se
in settler6ens By either party, Thos s. Rsddick or
VIM "a. Benson.
The subscriber offers nis thanks 10 the former r..
irons TOR their favors, and informs them thashe vii
commune tse business at the same stand ITO Main S..
where he has In store nice assortnento of CIo,s.'
Cassimeres, and Vestings, which b. wsl
maze up n the best style and upon moderate
terms.
He hopes, by assiduous attention 10 businets. In
merit share ofIthe public patronage.
ie eft w II Drssc,,
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- MERCHANTS TAKE NO.
Ha IlCE The Steamship City ar
Richmond, viii leave kew YORK
SATURDAY next, 2eth inst
fe 23-3t Assrr
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rHILDRENS GIGS, We have just received
~ few more of the above known article; Ter
durability and strength, nothing can compare with
them. They can be lad at
PULKLEY e. cos,
f. q ~ Main atreet.
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g7 Just resolved, YANKEE Notions for March.
If yos want to read something that will make =
dead man laugh, just cali at GRESHAM'S and
purchase one tor l2t cents, &C &c
Graham, Cooley and all the Magazines for March,
1853.
F@ Just received splendid assortment Of new
ana popular Music. JUST call az
fe 22 GREsHAMs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-14
THE SLAVE CASE

PIIII ADELPHIA, Oct. 12th.-The habeas corpus
case OF deputy marshas Jenkins and Crossier, ar
reeted last week on the charge of assault and bat
terry Bill Thomas, fugitive arrested by them al
Wilkesbarre, was called up in the Circuit Court
today Judge Grier said he would not allow law.
yer brown employed by the abolitionists, to come
ineo court private prosecutor, and interfere
with the officers Of the government in the execu-
ton OF their duties.
Mr. Brown asked if it was to be understood that
10 private prosecution could he represented by
counsel in proceeding against officers of the Gov
eminent.
Judge Grier replied that the court would not be
questioned by any person.
Mr.. Ashmead asked the discharge OF the off
GERS.
Judge Grier replied that it must be shown first
that they were acting by authority.
Commissioner Ingraham testified to the issuing
of the warrant and the marshal testified to having
sent the deputies to execute the warrant
Deputy Wynkoop testified TO witnessing the re-
sstaace made by the fugitive to the deputies under
arrest.
Mr.. Ashnead again asked for their discharge
Judge Grier replied that he would write out his
decision and deliver it on Saturday next
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GUARD AAGINsT AGUES.-This is

W the above all others when Agues are most
prevalent and the weather at this particular time Ia
of that peculiar kind, cool mornings and evenings
which rarely fail to give this oathsome disease vital
ity. On the south side of James River, the Matapo-
nj Appomattox and Pamunkey, and in the lower Sec
lions of Virginia, especially the Eastern shore.
Agues regularly expected TO pay their annual
visits the various of the year. and hun
dreds Of families look forward with melancholy dread
to the appearance of the unwelcome guests All
such apprehensions may now be given to the winds
if those who afflicted will avail til mselves of the
preventive offered to them in BAKERS CELE-
BRATED PREMIUM BlTTERS. From the mode
rately active stimulating qualities of these Bitters
aed their healthy effects upon the stomach, bowels
blood, secretve and digestive organs aud their I've.
~ nyigoratng qualities, they cannot fail to produce
just such results as viii prevent undue secretion
of bile and consequent arrangement of the system
As tonic they have superior aud the Proprietor
is well satisfied of their great utility ia diseases
arising from improper indigestion, that he confdent-
ly recommends it for all diseases that have their o
gin in loss of appetite, sour stomach, etc.
Price so cents per bottle. For sale by Messrs Pur
CELL Ladd K Co., Bennett Il Beers, Alexander
Duval, Adie Il Gray, Charles Mllspangh, and Drug.
gists generally throughout the city. Also, by Todd
Christian Petersburg; D. X. Lyman, Lynchburg; King
L Toy, Norfolk; Dr. E. Camnl, Williamsburg
u Orders addressed to f. BAKER, Richrnsnd
Va. will receive prompt attention oc IL
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TERRIBLE EXPLOSION AND LOSS OF
LIFE

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IA terrible explosion
occurred this morning at the Navy Yard. The
boiler on the sectional dock burst while the sloop
of war Cyane was being hauled up scattering the
fragments in every direction. The safety valve
was thrown three hundred feet upon the steamer
Fulton The head OF the boiler damaged next
to the section There was but eighty pounds pres
pounds. The rigging OF the Cyane was cut into
fragments.
Durant Hatch, a workman alongside, had his
skull fractured by fragment of iron, and is sup
posed to be fatally injured. John O'Brien was
scalded and is not expected to recover. Both OF
the above were taken to the hospital. Michael Ma
guire, who was standing at the head of the boiler
was dreadfully cut and scalded. He was blown
overheard, but afterwards rescued. Richard Ken
nedy the engineer, who was standing on the boliel
house, was thrown overheard and slightly I'M ured
Several sal ors were also SLIGHTLY hurt
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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTIOy

PHILADELPHIA Oct. l2.-IIon. Charles Gilpin,
whig has been reelected Mayor of the CITY by
BIOS majority. Three consolida;ionists VIM. G.
Patterson, democrat, Geo. H. Hart, wing, NJ. w.
Baldwin and VIM. K. Morris, wings, not on the con-
solidation ticket, are elected to the Assembly Eli
n Price consolidationist is elected to the Senate
by nearly 1000 majority. Col Murphy, the demo
cratic candidate for Marshal, is roo ahead with
kensngton and three wards Of Spring Garden TO
hear from The vote will be close
SECOND DISPATCH.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12.-The democrats of the
city have elected Smith, county commissioner; Mil
Ter, county surveyor; Gibson, parliamentary and
probably Murphy marshal. The wings have elect
ed Reed, attorney, and Coleman, treasurer The
assembly ticket in the county is yet in doubt
The democrats have no doubt carried the State
by large majority, electing their judge canal
commissioner. &c.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE

cree of the Circuit Court of the city of Richmond
pronounced the I'd July, 1861 in the cases of Wat
son rs Fletcher. and Fletcher fs Watson the UNDER
signed the Commissioner therein named. viii pro-
coed, on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of October, 1858
at 4o'cock, Z. NJ, TO expose 20 sale, st public aue-
ton. ep the premises, one undivided moiety OF the
mentioned, situated on 18th street, liffie below
Franklin street, and opposite 70 the Exchange Hotel
the following terms that Is to say one-fhird OF
and the remaining third in nine months from the day
of sale-fhe purchaser give bonds with good seen-
rty or negotiable notes, with an approved endorser,
from the day ofsale and the title to be retained nm.
in the purchase money be paid, and conveyance d.
reefed BY the Court. kOBT. q. sTASAkD,
az 4-dtd Commissioner.
tIiichmond Whis copyl
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MORE THAN GOLD TO THE SICK.
Iva From one of the most respectable Dyuggists IN

CHARLESTON. S. c., Sept. q, 1855
Mes1s. Mortimer L MoUbrays-Fhe sale Of your
Hampton's Vegetable Mncture is increasing every
day, and every bottle sold recommends this valuable
medicine TO the afflicted. Several of our planters
have tired it in different cases with astonishing suc-
and are getting by half dozens. II has been
found to be the greatest remedy for Rheumatic Al.
fections and wonderful cure has been performed
negro boy suffering by Fits. win furnish you
with number of certificates II you wish them.
Please send me, soon possible, supply of the
Tincture. am, gentlemen, yours, =, 80
Hundreds in this city will bear same Testimony.
Delicate females and children win find this great
remedy Also, see cures Of Coughs, Dysgepsa. scrO-
fula, &c. MORTIMER Il MOWBRAY, e
CURE OF COUGHS, VERTIGO, RHEUMA-
TISM Cure Of the venerable DR. Dunn's son, of the
IInlony adds to the triumph of HAMPTON'S yEGE.
TABLE TlNCTURE
.hiessYs Mortimer K 6rap-Gentiemen II IL
mlaa Isai pleasure that able to attest to the
tons Veastah lIlg and curative powers of Dr. Hsmp-
November was taken with a yery bad and serious
cough. was advised TO take Cod Liver OIL and did
Tnctrsi set o,,e osstssT was induced to try sour
all my cough left me- Permir ne 80. 20 s..ts thst
for the last fifteen years have suffered yery aucb
times TO nay bed. am fully conyinced saat n,ss
my present good health TO the use of The T;nc,yrs
and kind Providence. e ia'eioi
may think proper, and believe me use ''ss - ySe
Yours, very respectfully, n nr,.r.N
Office. ne aaJofs
Delicate females and children win fna "a, v. ".
blessing IL has restored thousands fo ,s grest
HAAfPToN'S VEGETABLE TIScTJrRp;r IN
and get paLDI blets gratis with history or d1ss
this wonderful Blood Purifier, and see cerr;sesy %
fala Liver Complaint, General Wssiness. Nee scao-
ness, &C. &c. NSssons-
CO, ROBERTSON. WILSON 4 ALF7iEn
tersburg; DR.. COOKE, Fredereksburs MORTfkre
h MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists eva,a
where.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA AT HALIFAX.
Farther .zdvance in Breadstugs.

FARTHER AdUance tn BreadstuEs.
HALIFAX, Oct. I3.-The steamer Canada has ar.
rived. She brings Liverpool dates to the LIST inst
THE MARKETS.
Lirerpool OF. 1-Cotton has declined l-s to a.
Sales of the week $4,000 bales. Flour has aa.
vanced Is. to 2s, and Wheat Sd. Corn has also adj
yanced. The quotations are-Corn, 42s; Balti-
more Flour 35s. to nearly 36s. White Wheat los.
Consols have declined to 90 l-4a93 3-s Arneri.
can stocks lower.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
A great storm occurred en- the English and
Dutch coasts on the 25th and 26th of September
The city of Rotterdam was inundated, and many
vessels were lost The steamer Amsterdam was
lost in the Zuyder Zee, and 100 human beings per-
ished.
Gen. Persuell has been appointed Captain-Gene-
raj of Cuba.
1t is said that the French Government. has re-
ceised pacific overtures from the Emperors at o.
mutt, and that France is ready to join Austria in
an arnicable adjustment of existing difficulties.
1t was also stated thai the koezta affair would be
discussed at Olmu.z.
The war party in Constantinople insisted ON hos
tiihies and demanded declaration of war by the
sultan, who, however, refused to sign it.
The allied fleets had passed the Dardanelles, for
the purpose Of protecting the Sultan and the Chris
tan residents Of Constantinople from the anti.ipa
ted Jury OF the war party-a movement which the
sultan regarded as unnecessary, and derogatory to
his dignity.
some new arrangements in the Vienna note had
oeen demanded by England, which caused Austria
to declare she would assent to no farther nodi6-
cations.
Russia and Austria were perfectly united. 1t il
runored that Russia demands the cession of
Turkish province in payment of the expense at
tending the occupation of the Principali.ies.
THE ELECTIONS.
BALTIMORE, Oct. l3.-The Democrats have car
RED Ohio and Pennsylvania by large 1najorities.
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The New York Joarnalc Of Commerce Of Wednes.
day says: Simeon Draper, Esq, who has been
for some time past engaged as broker and auc
t:onees, in diposing of railroad and other stocks
and bonds. and who has made advances upon such
securities no; Immediately reimbursable without
TOO great sacrifice, to-day obliged to suspend
payment II this species of property shall reco
yer from its present depression there is little doub,
but what Mr.. Draper will be enabled to resume bu
siness and meet his obligations in full"