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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-03
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THE RICuMoND TIMES,

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p""y' VIC iearn' have staoo,o 'eamshp Co,
on the stocks. ''oan'er Of LOCO tons n, NJ
WASHINGTON AFFAIRS


But little business of ans NsroN, January 1.
are engaged making calls, &c. and sn, our cihgens Z,
f1ouse Is open for the receptio.1rre Presidents
NUMBERS have called to interchahe ',s'ters' ad
tions. congrs,uk z
Inc health of Mr.. King is without imb;TTssyo
'''o"'' "iouSi ne does not cough quite SO much.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 31-7 p. nj.
senator Hunter has gone TO Virginia to consult
1,s iriehds Ia reference to the State Department
ne iate movement in the Virginia Legislature
III oeuai Oh gov. Barbour was doubtless made in
ignorance of Gen. Pierce's predictions Rnt
possibly Mr.. Hunter may decline, which wonIJ
Involve change of the whole programme -
Messrs' buchanan, Cass, Marcy, Douglas. Dick
lhson' ana other prominent Presidential candi-
yates, are now considered out of the question no
the Idea prevails that Gen. Pierce will have an
administration OF his own, and open new sat Of
books, especially on the Cuba question.
Inc five million fund for the new admi,istro-
tlon Is gaining favor among those who wish ,o
pre'ent tne necessity ofan extra session. Some
thing OF the sort we think will be passed.
The House Naval Committee propose to BRING
IN bill for the addition of ten war steamars 80
the navy "
zen. SCOTS bill may yet be reached and
passed before adjournment. He is bowever
somewhat concerned about it.
Inc Cuba question will come up on ruesdav.
In the Senate. An important debate is exnec,
ted eNPo'
The Water Witch, just reftted for sen in .,
superior manner, is destined for exploration to
ihe Amazon; and similar expedition is projected
lof the Plata, Parana, and Paraguay
1t is rumored TINT Senator BADGER of Nor,b
Carolina vii most probably be nominated to fill
the vacancy the Supreme Court 1t would be
capital appointment w
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-03

CONVICTION AND SUICIDE IN GEoRGIA.-We
learn from the Savannah Republican that the
trial of young Byrd, in Albany. Ca, for killing
Newton Jones, last fall, came off at the late term
OF Baker Court, and occupied nine days. The
jury returned a verdict of voluntary manslau ghter
Byrd listened to the verdict in silence, returned
to prison. shaved himself, wrote to his father and
other friends, and then took prussic acid from
which he died Immediately.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-03

THE PErRFIED HAPPY FAaILr.-The Echo
Of he Yattey oil the Pyrenees. announces that
very Interesting discovery has lately been made
ia the ueighborhood Of Bagnores. IL is a cavern
hEei with the petrihed remains OF hyenas' lions,
panthers and other animals.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-03
Hon. TRISTAN BuRGEs. of Rho1a r

Hon. TRISTAN Burgess, of Rhode Island, dis
tinguished for eoquence aud ability in Congress,
especially in his oratorical rencontre with John
Randolph ian exchange informs us, is still alive
and hearty though now in his s3d year. He
retains his mind, and his pen is busy in prose and
poetry
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-03
Four Persons Burnt 10 Death.

MONTREAL, Dec. 81.
fire broke sui last night in the house of Mr..
King, confectioner, on McGiIf street, The bull
ding was entirely destl Dyed, and Mrs. King, two
children aud a servant, persisted in the flames
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-03

Monsieur +. Gaiardet formerly editor of the
Courier des Etats of New York, and latterly an
able correspondent of that Journal it is stated has
been writing comedy in three acts, exhibiting
lie IN the United States, which has been re-
ceved by the reading committee of the Theatre
Francois, and will be produced before long.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-03

AMERICAN STUDENTS IN A GERMAN UNIyER-
sfTT A letter from gentlemen now studying
in Gottingen, says that there are ut present
twelve Americans pursuing their studies at the
university of Gottingen." eight of whom are en-
gagged in chemistry. "One third Of the students
in the Laboratory" he writes. ''are Americans
aud they are the most promising of the lot. All
whoaro here this winter are hard workers"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-03

1.-The yieissitudes Of Commerce, a Tale of the
Cotton Trade. Is the title Of new book, recent
lyls=ueI in London. The author, says the New
Orleans Pieayune, must have powerful imsgi-
satsn if he has produced fiction more starting
lhaa the fact itself
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-03

SiNGULAR.-The three candidates for Mayor
ct Pittsburg are printers. J. B. Guthrie is the
Democratic candidate. j. Heron Foster editor
OF the Despatch, is the Free Soil candidate R.
NJ. Riddle, editor of the Journal, is the Wing
candidate.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-03
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
Special Correspondence of the N. Y Herald.
WASHINGTON, DEC. 3O-8 F. NJ

WASHINGTON, DEC. 3O-8 PM.
The rumor that John A. Dix is to 90 into the
Cabinet has createdq quite an excitement amongst
some OF the Southern men, who prophecy that
such selection would be fatal to the admins
tration. There is difference of opinion,
however, as dstin guished Southern gentleman,
heretofore known as ultra in his views, remarked.
In special reference to Gen. Dix's going iuto the
Cabinet, did we unite in battle to be separated
in victory!' Thus showing that he would bear
the infiction without murmuring
Mr.. Hunter arrived here Yesterday, and, with
out venturing near the Senate saw his friends ut
his lodgings, aud left for Virginia. The reason
assigned by Mr. Hunter for declaring that he
would not consent to go into the Treasury was,
that he would not allow himself to be the instru-
ment of the misery which so many removals as
ne would be called upon to make would cause
Gen. Dix, when in the Senate, declared that
ne would prefer going as full Minister 10 the
Italian States to any office in the Government.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-03


BALTIMORE, Dec 800 P. NJ
The grand Democratic ball came flast night in the Hall
OF the Mechanics Institute where General Pierce was
nominated There were probably 1000 persons, ladies'
and gentlemen, In attendance. General Cass Judge
Douglas, and many other distinguished men of the party
were invited but they did appear among the masses
nor were they in the city. 1t rather more of a
syee for the medium oliceseekers many of whom cut
the pigeon wing to the tune of joyous antcipations
which may end in waltz of delighted hopes The
elite OF the party did not turn strongly as the tickets
We're too cheap admitting gentleman and lady for one
dollar
About five hundred of citizens will attend the for
NAL opening celebration of the Baltimore and Ohio r.
road at Wheeling on the 10th inst. The track is now
complete and unbroken. 1t will be occasion of much
interest Many purpose going as far as Cincinnati and
GAINESVILLE
Our Christmas Holidays have passed off quietly and
joyousy.
The morals of society slightly improving knock
GOWNS ana iassolnS Including robberies and MURDERS
less frequent. ~.
Our young townsnlan, Mr.. Jarrett has purchased tho
baltimore Museum, and will henceforth keep it open I'M
der his name.
Madame Bishops opera troupe, from PHILADELPHIA APP
pearsat the Holiday Street Monday night next
Business is quiet-Flour dull to-day at So % Red
Wheat ia a III cts; white lis a l25 cts as to
quality. White Cora 60 a 81; yellow 60 cents Oats 81
a AZ cts.
Sales OF Cotton for the week 345 bales: Middling to
mddlns Fair Uplands and Gulf, to l0I cents six
months Stock hand lsC0 bales The Imports of Cot
ton to our port during the year about bales
say 5000 from New Orleans from Mobile 1000 from
Apaachicoa, 500o from Savannah 1000 from Virginia,
and 1000 from other ports Total exports 500 bales
About one half the above. amount was imported
direct by manufacturers, who consumed the whole.
Sales OF 200 bbs Mess Pork at $40 IS: old Mess
80. Sales CT 200 tierces prime Mess Beeat sal Ba
scarce. firm and unchanged. Lard declined to liz
l2 in bbls and kegs Sugars and Molaases very quiet
prices unchanged
Tobacco dull--no sales of moment reported-prees
dropping. Whiskey "a Is cts.
The Money market ia easy / w
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-03

FORK PAckING.-During the season thus far
238,383 hogs have been packed in the yicnitv of
Louisville, Ky.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-03

hoWDIEs PUT OUT OF THE CAUSE.-THE Viii
mington Gazette states that as the night train
was on its way to Baltimore, on Sunday night
last, some b'hoys inside, inflated with the pr.
dent, got into muss some miles beyond Chester.
and being requested by the conductor and some
others to cease fighting, they refused when the
conductor very wisely stopped the cars. and with
the assistance of the order loving, landed them
out in the rain, aud the cars passed on. Tbev
were seven ia number
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-03

The ancient Scandinavans used the antlers of
stays for drinking cups. This is evidently the
origin OF the phrase, 'staking a horn ~
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-03
JAMES RIVER Il KANAWHA COMPANY.

The House of Delegates having, on the 29th
inst adopted a resolution, proposed by Mr.. LEW
is, OF Harrison, requesting the President or Sec.
rotary of the James River aud Kanavha Company
communicate to the House, certaininformatiop
therein specified relative to the financial copdi
ton of said Company, Judge Mason made the
following reply, which was laid befon the House
on Friday last:
OFFICE OF THE JAMES River IL K.,awu.Co
0Sc1a..,I...
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-17

On Thursday, the 10Th inst, by the Rev. f.
NJ. Barker, Mr. JOHN y. THOMSON and Miss
MARY ID. daughter of the Rev. Elisha ID. Dewitt,
all of Bedford.
lg Bedford Sentinel will please copy.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. J. l.. Prchard Mr.
ALEXANDER FLOYD and Miss NANCY, daughter
of Mr.. David Mccormack.
On the same evening, by the same, Mr.. JOHN
w. JONES and Miss SALIIE F., daughter of Pas
chal Broyles, decd, all of this citv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-17

Treason always kills the traitors aud covers
them with infamy, and only dangerous to those
who shelter and protect it. 1t is innoxious to
those it attempts to betray."
Thus moralized the Washington Union short
time ago. The application was to Dickinson
Il Co. of N. York, for their refusal to form Goa
lition with Van Buren-to warm the frozen viper
in their bosoms. "Treason always kills trait
ors,' does it Who are the dead in New York
now! The battle between patriotism and quon-
dam treason has been fought. Dickinson, Bra
dy and Cooley are triumphant.-Wh are dead
Will the Union inform US But we fear the I'm
ion is among the unfortunate defunct The con-
fict has been over more than week. and not n
funeral note, discordant or harmonious has ii ut
tered in relation thereto. Treason always kills
traitors
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-17
STATE AFFAIRS.

Posi- ofrIcr MArrlRs.--Ibe postma ster
General has established new post office ia
G;rayson county. Va, and appointed \ NJ
Young postmaster.
He has al-o established the following
Jumping Branch, Mercer county, II. A. shack-
ling postmaster This office is directly on the
route from Gouley's Bridge 10 the Red sulphur
Springs. hv which regular mail supplies viii he
furnished to nearly twenty families
At Egypt. Monroe county, Mr.. Augustus
Gwinn is appointed postmaster vice Lewis John
son, deceased.
Rinnford Academy, King William co. John
II. Pitt, postmaster.
DRoyrs OF CArrtE-A number of droYes Of
cattle from tho Valley and Western counties
have lately passed through this place, ON the way
10 the Northern markets. On Tuesday, drove
Of ninety-nne argc fat cattle, from Monroe
county, and on Wednesday, another of one hun
drcd and nineteen, from Wythe county, were
driven through Their fine size and appearance
told well for the counties from which they came.
-Uinchester Repabtieon.
Tnr SUSSEX MGRDER.-We learn from the Pc
tersburg Democrat that on Friday last, Henry
Brd4ong, charged with the wilful murder Of
one Of his slaves, was examined before a court Of
justices. aud SEM on for trial at the next term of
the Superior Court His counsel made applica-
tion for bail, which was refused. Public opinion
:, .,o,od Il ,ory rnucl AGAINST the prisoner.
-. 49,. -. 40 f,.,.
- 'uh''o'i ~
"' MI p''''o' INV VI - ''',9 49, -. -
seeono crop r , ,hs ,alo" Which ,ae"sred he
tween five and six inches in circomference.-M Mar
tinsLurg RepnJtican
The next onpual meeting of the Stockholders
If tho yirgino Central Railroad will be held in
tbc towpof stannton.
,...........>,,,.,,,.. ,,,..... ,.;,,. ,no soo or
''''''"9 'l,,'..',il a;,,'a. :. a. an
near "' singular Proaooeons' '''nei III 'po "''
imal or the vegetable Inc. we have bearded Ia
dies and two headed calves, and now We have
,;,,e .tra,aa u, rncnrd .h,ut uboen Ron
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-17
TEACHER WANTED

"A of New Londun Academy are desirtus Of 4
the services of teacher qualified 10 take charq
institution for the ensGing yea,. common, ing GA
day of Jnn1ary next. tie mu he we'll qua6,i
struct in the usual branches of an English eduoI
the Latin and Greek languages and n NlathenaI
must be prepared to take bnarde's. The Acaden
ing is lal ge and commodious and situated ina
ami desirable part of the country. The houa
Principal is comfortable, with the necessary da
ami garden. To gentleman of science and I'll
who has = me experience in teachii 9, and who
vance the interests of this institution, re, peca
ny, in addition tn the fees for instruction. will.
In the absence OF tho President Of the b ard
Fleming Saunders, commune I'll, ms postpaid
addressed TO the Treasurer, Alex Irvine, New
Cam nbpll county, Va I nnv l.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-17
abroad MEETING AT LEEsvI.I,r

4 5eetng of those favorable to the constitute
.oa of "A Railroad from Leaksvle,or some other
point on the North Carolina line, to Lynchburg
will be held at Leesville, Campbell county, Sat
urday the 10Th day of November. The meeting
will be held with a view to further action on the
subject, and it is hoped that persons interested
therein from other counties will be present.
nl7ctdm PITTSYLVANIA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-17

THE U. S. ARMY.--Gen. Scott has issued a
General Order assigning the command of the
Departments as newly organized. Gen. Wood
takes the Eastern Department Con. Twiggs the
Western. Gen. Z. +. Smith, the Texan; Gen.
Garland, the NewMexican;and Gen. L. A. Hitch
cock. the Pacific Department.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-17

The LENNON SLAVE CAsE.-Goy. Cobb, OF
Georgia, in his late message, recommends that
the State of Georgia employ able counsel in be-
half of the State, to be heard on this question
He also suggests that every Southern State
should be heard before. this tribunal. The State
of Virginia has already provided for this trial.
ard New York will follow her example at the
~ Vt meeting of her Legislature. Thus we shall
heFe after WHILE cause and an argument be-
fore he Supreme Court deeply involving the har-
m0ay Of the Union.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-17
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
~ Nh. Robert o Dnss having resigned The offce pr
Commissioner Of Revenue from the Eastern District 81
Campbell County, announce myself candidate e.
that oiiec.
ELEC1iON-frst Thursday in December
ROY III, 1t CHAS \ HOLCOMBE
~ ! am candidate for the Office nf Commissioner
of the Revenue, in the EASTERN District of tins county,
made vacant by The resignation of Capt. O Do.s
nv lh-cGt' STEPHEN \ DlFGIJD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-17

TuE WAR IN CnISA.-Hs Barbdrtties.-lhe
adyces from China give shocking accounts 0, .no
barborities which are committed at the sacking
of towns and ON the field of battle. 1t is stated
that in one engagement one thousand were Killed.
besides n large number who were drowned by be-
ING nh shed into river: in another, seven hun
dred were burnt to death and killed only ninety
prisoners having been brought in 10y the yictor'; ;
but they had the heads of one hundred and fity
Others Numerous engagements are mentioned
where thousands persisted. The Emperor APP
pears to set the example of barbarous cruelty.
When one fhis officers Is defeated he takes ms
head off. Every General, therefore is fighting
for his own head.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-17

A fIIKnHEn MILES AN lInUR.-'lhc Scientific
American has an engraving of the Railroad which
Is 10 run n hundred miles nm hour with perfect
safety. Its distinctive principle is HAT the carr
run on single track, aud for the the train to be
hungupon it. The train is in fact, placed a-sirnd.
die the rail, running on wheels, Ia whoseaxles the
cars are hung 1t is obvious that, with the rail
running n il were, through the car, the hitter
could not boz thrown off the track. by nuy amount
af spood, aud no obstruction of sufficient magui-
ladc 10 do mischief could be made 10 las upon n
Jingle rn rfused six oreight feet from the ground
4 MopGL ENaiSr.-1h The Hudson River Railroad
Company j. bnidinR locomotive, 10 run from
New Yorl, to Albany-lil mies--n two and
alfhours, and curry along six passenger cars mt
That. II is bcing constructed at Springfield and
will BE- placed on thc road during the coming win
ter II weighs over 30 tons has eight feet driving
wheels, and will cost ~ 900, People who have
seen the model, say It win be the most moguid
cent engine ever turned out in this country.
The Board of Policeof Philadelphia have adj
opted resolution thnl,on aud after the first day
of January next, each member of the consolidated
police shall while on duty be clad in uniform.
Judge poait, of Indiana, has decided the
Liquor Law OF last winter unconstitutional.
TIM ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE or ARr.-Tho
November number of this beautiful Periodical has
reached as. of all the illustrated monthlies this
magazine Is decidedly in advance, we think, Of
any similar American puhication-bo in the
size and execution of its cngravings,md the elias
sic character Of its reading matter. Pubiished
by tieraader Montgomery, New York. Price
- per Gannm.
TIM POPULAR EpucAroR, from the saine
house, is valuable publication, devoted to the
purpose of popular education. Price 81 30 per
annum.
The WESTMINSTER REVIEWING acknowledge
the receipt of the October number of this Review
from the american Republishcrs, Mossers
Leonard Scott * Co, New York. We have
not yet had an opportunity to read its attractive
articles, embracing wide and varied field of gen
eral literature. The Review is republished at
81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-17

NEW YORK, Nov. l3th.-C. Fosters bay gel
ding won the purse yesterday Of $1,000 III II
match against time. One hundred miles were to
be performed in Q hours, and he did it in hours,
5j minutes end 53 seconds.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-17

SENATOR ATrERToN.-At latest accounts, Sen
ator Anterior showed some signs of recoverin,
from his paralytic shock.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-17

The Mayor of Washington has appointed thu
gath to be observed as day of thanksgiving an,
praise.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-17

CAsUALTY.-Mr, james B. Smack, son of Capt
Smack, of Bohemia Manor, Cecil co., Md, a young
man of twenty five years, was accidentally shot
while cunning with Mr. Job Wharton, on Thurs
day last.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-17

DAMAGES FOR THE DEATH OF A HUSBAND
Mrs. Minerva Bradshaw has recovered in the Ma
ron Qnd,) circuit court judgement for four thou
sand dollars against the Peru and indianapolis rail
road company as damages for the death of her
husband, who was an employee of the company,
and was killed from injuries received on train
while in the service of the Company.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-17
LATEST NEWS By TIE MAILS.
.ad,,ional by The America.

The PARIS Monteur of Friday says arraiige
nents have been made 50 thai the French army
can he raised to 10000 meni in SIX weeks. Also
that England aud France viii be a. united ID ae
ton rs they were in negotiation. Ear . !,'
ton Of abandoning the Sultan.
At constantinople the Swedish flag had been
insnlted. and the English Consuls residence pei
ted with stones. p....;...
The reported skirlnish between the Russians
and Turks was tcegruphed by the French Con
sui at Bucharest
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-17

The Ohio has risen at Pittsburg and Wheeling
sufficiently to allow boats to pass.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-17

MISSISSIPPI ELECrIoN.-Ihe following despatch
from jackson, contains all that we have yet
ceived relative to the election in Mississippi:
The whole democratic State ticket is elected
by over 5000 majority. All the democratic Con
gressmen are also elected The Anti-Foote ma
jorty in the Legislature, joint ballot, will be
over twenty five The Hon. Jefferson Davis
will probably be chosen L. S. Senator.
The following Congressman elect list
district, ID. p. Wright, DEM. I'd do, w. s.
Barry, dem. Sd do o. II. Singleton, DEM; 4th
do, w. p. Harris, dem.
The following is the State ticket elected =
Governor, John McRac, DEM; Secretary of State,
w. H. Muse, dem. State Treasurer, A. NJ Jack
son, dem; Attorney General, ID. c. Glnen, dem.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-17
COMPETITION FOundery.-

A J Zink wilfconinuc the Foundry bu'l .a,r,ra
his friend" ds' and 'h es pnble He !. prepar %
NIL kinds Of Castings, Mill Gearing, Thrrf p.o5.t,
ines. FORCE aud Porch railing Hollow war ! .acrl.
Plough castings ofall kinds and sizes other
PREPARED To do nl kinds Of work dune IN a. fus
ii1t establishments, job work aud rel',,' I'M
short notce. I'd "a
N B.-Ar. E. D. lawrence nuih,' e I.asre
me all the h,,.iac.. Il the ir'n ii 4 INV !
de- ga.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-17

flour.
4 AM uaW .-rl.s. sDrorI"r .,iii#,. ~ l.,.,iN
n ind ENtn Su 49, inc Flour My customers aal tht,
"a bic will rless,' cad and e,'re,r s4pIIy
oci - dts u. s LNAGHpR\E