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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-06
Our Washington Correspondence.

WAsnSGfOS Doc =, 1000
The Caucus Last Night-7He SpeaJer-Th Cterk-What
Ner?-A Lively Saturday Night in Washington.
The work OF the last night Is considered ,r
unph by the administration. The ruling out of Mr.. f. p
stantons resolutions pronounced have been most
beautifully DONE and the domination OF Joha w. Forney
for Clerk supposed by his active psrtissn to be
most conclusive peace Offering from the House of Rep
resentatives TO the Cabinet.
Certainly, taken altogether the proceedings Of the
decisive upon this point that the majority
resolved that the organization Of the House should
not involve the commencement Of hostss against the
President. Mr. Stanton's resolutions however, fore
shadow what may be expected hereafter and the twenty
missing members in caucus upon the vote for clerk,
mostly Southern men, wiu perhaps UP with some
explanation in the House But the election Of Fornsy Is
pronounced on all hands fixed fact unless some sx-
raofdinSry opposition should be manifested in open
house.
Colonel Boyd gave treat to al corners at his rooms at
the United States Hotel the result far he
concerned and Mr. Hoover Malshsl of the district held
open house in behalf of Colonel Fornsy present
at the entertainer
The wings holding off There was . call for caucu,
put they concluded to hold no caucus, upon reflection
for fear that it might brighten the democracy They will
play fast and loose, as occasion may require
The present public printer, Robert Armstrong, OF the
Uio is D, city confident that the schedule viii be CON
pletely carried out In all the old officers including the
printer But there The shoe pinches, and there the
national democrats will do something, or fzzle out,
General Cass arrived last night and his friends not
more anxious than himself concerning his position in
ference TO the New York quarrel 1t will DO interesting
hear his exps matte n in the Ssnate at early day.
The Union his position before the country is
of . moral grandeur What is it, for in the
paper Dickinson is Justify abused.
Att public meeting of tie citizens Of Washington last
night, headed by the Mayor, IL resolved to give
public dinner TO Henry May, one of the members
Baltimore, Who WAS three years ago. a practising
here but expelled from the Court by the judges
for some offence generally believed to oe trivial
Urea Matthias and the lrels had q very good house,
II out ~ o At ia
last night Risey's Nariste is also doing we'll. Toe
winters campaign opened in fact las. night with very
considerable animation all over town. L. A.
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[BY SANDY HOOK Pointing TELEGRAfH.l
THE HiGMAxps, Dec 5-Sundown.
Steamships Illinois and Northern Light out the
bar One bark and two briggs south Of the Highlands,
bound in.
Wind East. Weather hazy
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Washington Affairs.

WASHINGTON, June 14--rhe examination
If The clerks in the office of the Register of
the Treasury commenced to-day. Messrs.
Risser, Register, Jones, Chief Clerk, and Over.
ION, CART Clerk ofthe Post Office Department,
we're M hammers. The examination in the
Third AuJ'tr's Office will commence to NOR.
row. Ihrsr examinations are regarded by
u,sny a. farce but there is reason to believe
that they are ID, and mainly upon qualifica.
liens fer the legitimate duties of the respective
e;fices The candidates generally answer
promptly, hut now and then clerk resigns,
rather than pass The ordeal.
Wizards Hotel will close tomorrow till the
autumn, for repairs and enlargement.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
late and Important from Brenos 4Ures.

Late and Important from Buemos Ayres.
BosToS, June i4th.-By an arrival we have
Buenos Assres dates of April Gath, being three
weeks later. Letters state tina, all attempts at
reconciliation had failed, and that formidable
rrepara lions were making on both sides. The
Rpenos Avres Government have issued $l2,.
o0N Que additional funds, ard have proclaimed
nsttial Law. The custom house and other Of.
secs are closed, aud all able bodied men have
been required to bear arms. UrquiZa, on the
IsIh. recommended the siege of the city, and
an The Gath provisions had become scarce and
- demand. He also threatened TO blockade
he mort, but the Buenos Ayresns hoped TO
n,eyen, this by the intervention of foreign pow.
ers, Warm work ard much bloodshed is ex.
ree;ed. Doubloons are quoted at 337.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY DAY


a. z uww~
nOsgThEs' sALE an vuuv vAr
;sou unDL = fAkM NEAR Tag CRY or Rfcu-
- se Dy virtue OF deed 81 tynss x.,s5 -.
. yoI % 90 from James r Sutsas /. - ~ =.
s ~ u.oefsisned, as truaees 80 u =, ~ -
nrocssd y, 81, = nenIico County Court. ne shsii
on Thnrsday, the 16sh dsy AZ iras ne premises,
hour OF O'Clock, r H.. that yerv 49, 9 Toe
called Pullianas, conveyed By he saia sss tsIm
Oh the Meadow Bridge Road, in ne -. 80 yng
nenrico, about one ana quarter mile. ss.y 81
eng OF Richmond, containing about 24s .sr.. .ao
elusive Ut that bordering on, snd bcIoc.nr = -
Central Railroad, which runs through he Ear. :.
h ns properly seJ 1lns the ands Of Adolr. DIN, AZ
pert A Morriss, hos Carter and otheTs-i. si,
TED N an agreeable neighborhood, and L. iustiv -
garded a. highly desirable and valuable. BOTH =
farm and heaithfui country residence About I,a
acres IL open land, good clay foupdaton level var
susceptible OF improvement and well ADAPTED n ~
growth OF corn. wheat and osts; the balance Il n
oak and pine. which viii always command h;.s
price In Richmond. There 10 (5esides the oid
dwel ing and the usual out houses)a new frsrned
dwelling, containing rooms nearly 6ni.bed- -
Wen OF excellent water in the yard-ice pond ana
Ice house-several 6ne springs, an an orchsrd -
choice fruit trees more desirable Farm .nd -,
more convenient 10 klchmond, has never hssa-s
been offered for sale.
Further description is deemed unneeesssr, =.
persons wishing to purchase win doubtless yiey ,hs
premises before the day OF sale. The title i -
heved 10 De unquestonsble; but we win cenyev
only sucn as 10 vested in US By tue deed of truss
aforesaid.
The terms OF sale are cash but no doubt safisfao.
tory credits can be arranged on the day of sale. 4
plat OF the land can be at the oce of Igrnes p
Sutton, jr, or w Goddin, Efq
K T. ROBERTS, lT,n.,...
c. ID. SUTTON, trustees.
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W. GoDDrs, Auesr.

Ash 10 not likely that Farm possessing go many
peculiar advantages as the ABOVE will Be offered
sgain in this market, the attention of SPECTATORS
and others is particularly called it, the soil being
OF the best clay bottom, the title perfect and land
in this section at present NOT commanding more
than one.thrd of It's intrinsic value must continue
to rise now with the growth of Richmond for Sc
veral years to come. Four beautiful little farms
may be made OF il, two Of which with dwellings and
the other two with good sites for h5uses md may
be divided on the day of sale. There is said TO
be an abundance of fire brick clay near the rail-
road, which, if taken hold oil oy an energetic man,
a fortune would soon be realized.
lie I5-dtds JAMES r SUTTON Jr
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Excitement In New Nrleaps,

New ORLEANS, June I5.-Some excitement
has been created in this city regarding an in.
surrectonary movement among slaves. A free
negro gave the information to the police, who
arrested the reputed rngleaders. The plan
was TO seize the arsenal and fire the public
buildings, upon which $500 negroes were 10
rise. Our citizens look upon the whole affair
as hoax nevertheless The police have taken
all necessary precautions.
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BY James ". Taylor.

VWO HOUSES ASD LuTS ON CANAL
June, commencing at O'Clock, P III, upon the pre-
misses, those two Framed Houses and Lots, situated
at the intersection of Canal and Foushee streets
These houses contain four rooms each, are in good
osder, and ale now yielding good rent
After which will be sold on the premises, about
ten Lots, beautifully situated on Oregon Hill, end
within the Bevidere enclosure.
Terms at Sale. JAS II TAYLOR,
jel0 Auctr.
After the above sale, will be sold brick House
and Lot, on Church street, recently in the cccu-
pancy Of Mr. Isaac Wiilisms, being well adapted
for small Family, and will readily pay good per
centum upon cost.
je Is JIM T.. Anct.
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BY James III. TRYl0r.

TWENTY BUILDING Lots IMPORT
Mayo and Fulton, at Auct;on.-Win
be sold on FRIDAY, the 18th inst, commencing
Immediately after the above sale By " Goddin,
Auct, about twenty Building Lots in Port Mayo.
and the town of Fuiton-eight of which are on
Lewis street, extending through to Centre Street.
and the remainder having very beautiful locations
for building purposes, some of which are among
the most desirable in that very improving neigh.
porhood
Terms: One third cash; balance at and moe,
with interest, title to be ret ined until the payment
Ia full of the purchase money
je Is I'M TAYLOR, Auct
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Dyspepsia. Il rheumatism, scrofula

as
Liver Complaint, IL c.-FRoM THE METRoP-
oLIs.-Pass it around-let the afflicted hear the glad
tidings This is but the sentiment of thousands:
WAsRINGToN May Il, 1853.
Messrs Mortimer Mowbray: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
been afflicted with Liver Complaint ten years stand.
ing hereby for the benefit of the afflicted take great
pleasure ia announcing that after using few bottles
of Hampton Tincture, found it had accomplish.
ed a perfect cure. l have used different medicines
from time time but have been able to
for any apparent good and 1t is blessing to stricken
humanity that that medicine is found hch
the wondrous power of prolonging human life The
many cures it has wrong sufficient guarantee of
the beneficial results which may be experienced from
its use. Yours respectfully,
J CURTAIN HAY.
CHRONIC EXPLANATORY RHEUMATISM
The wife ofThos NJ Yeakle, 76 Pearl st, was a great
sufferer for eight years. Restored perfect health by
Hamptons Vegetable Tncture.
HEREDITARY SCROFULA.
A boy in the family of Hon w z Thomasson. once
member of Congress, from Kentucky, was a mass of
from head to foot His eyelds turned inside out
protruding the eyebals produce blindness
He was cured by HaInpton's Vegetable Tincture
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &c.
Mr. Henry Winn had cough for five years, great
weakness Gc had, in all, five physicians tried
all their remedies but was cured only by Hampton
Vegetable Tincture.
Call and get Pamphlets gratis.
Sold by o STRECKER, Richmond
q B JONES l. CO. Petersburg
MORTIMER l. MOWBRAY,
Propretors, Baltimore, and Druggists generally
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THE MARKETS,

NEW YORK. Junes 15.-Sales ofl4,O00 bills.
Southern Flour at S. to $5.12 1000 bushels
white Wheat at $780, $4,000 bushels, Corn,
at steady rates.
BALTIMORE, June l5.-Sales of 400 bbs. of
Flour at S462
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E NOTICE.-A. BODEkER respect uy
informs his friends and the public in general tba,
he has removed from No II to No TO- Immediately
opposite his old stand, and that of Messrs Van Lew
g. Taylor. where he has opened with fresh and
enlarged Stock of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals.
Paints, Oils Dye Stutfs. Brushes, Fancy Articles,
q &c; and great care ia observed in the selection
Of his Stock, purchasers may rely upon obtaining
everything pure and iIee from aduteration, end at
as low ana accommodating terms as they can be
bought anywhere in the city.
Orders and prescriptions carefully and neatly
put up, and particular attention paid to shipping
and packing. ABODEKER,
my 26-ts No 10 Main Street
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ADJUSTMENTS.
d 9 Q MI GHT ExCUR-

OONLIGHT hxCUR.
=! sslON-Militnry and Civic
Inc Eagle Infantry. Lieut. Richards commanding
VII make their 9th Annual Excursion down James
River, on the steamer Curtis Peck. on Mordgv
nventng, the goth Inst. The corps will be ac-
companied by the Armory Brass Band and good
So,illion bands The Boat will leave the wharf Al
Rockets, at halfpast7 o'clock precisely. Refresh
ments on board at city prices
Tickets for gentleman and lady st-for each
sddinonal lady SO cents. To be had of Messrs Has
.ns LIBBY, or any memter of the company, and
~ .ne oost je l3-7t
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TELEGRAPHIC. NEWS
rRANsNlTTED FOR THE DAILY DIsPaTca
rELkeRArHEp EXCLUSIVELY roR THE DAILY
DISPATCH,
TRAGICAL OCCURRpNrr

WASHINGTON, June ia. J. Morrison. late
baggage agent on the Southern route, mor,ally
wounded young man by the name of Hes,or.
clerk in the dry goods store of Barnes g.
Mitchell, this afternoon at FIVE o'clock. Hes.
tor was caught in adultery with Morrison's
wife, the latter being also seriously wounded
by The same ball which pierced the body of
Hestor. Hrsp,ca
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MONTAGUE CONvTCrED.

PETERSBURG, June Is, 1880 p. M.-Lewis
Montague has been convicted of the murder
OF Gardner G. Thompson. The jury have ius,
entered the court room, having teen out only
thirty minutes, aud rendered verdict of Gull.
~ OF murder in the first degree"
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n Important 10 the Public.-EXPRESS
FOR CALIFORNIA, AND ALL THE PRINCIPAL
CITIES IN THE UNION.-We are prepared to for
ward daily all descriptions of Goods entrusted to our
charge also, Drafts furnished for large small sums
payable at every town or city in the United King
dom of Great Britain and Ireland.
Notes, Drafts, and Bills with Goods collected and
prompt returns.
Merchants and others, wishing Goods from the
Northern cIieH will consult their interest by patron
Using the cid established and responsible Express of
ADAMS CO,
Is No 4 18th STRAIT
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CAPTURE OF SLAvEs.-Accounts from Ba.
ihursi, coast of Africa, to the 10th of May, an
nounce that several savers had recently oeen
captured by the British cruisers, but that car
goes of negroes were occasionally run off un-
der the Spanish and Brazilian flags.
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BY Dunlop, Moncure d Co.

A DESIRABLE Family Residences at
"A Aucti0n.-On Wednesday,, the 22d inst
at O'Clock, ~ we will sell at auction, the resi-
dence of the late DR. Benz Lewis, on 5th, between
Main and Cary SITS, and adjoining the residence of
Mr. John C Hobson. Its central location renders
it desirable to gentlemen engaged in business. 1t
fronts SO feet 9Th st, and back 120 feet to
an alley.
Terms-One.third of the purchase money cash :;
the balance on a credit of 4, and u months, for
satisfactorily endorsed negotiable notes, interest
added, and title retained Till last payment is made
WOOD BOULDIN,
S C. GREENHOW
Exec'rs CT DR. BENZ Lewis.
Sale conducted by Mcssrs DUNLOP, MoNcuRE g.
Co, Aucts lie IL
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sp15

70 Spring Dtseases.-Those accustomed
to the fashion OF taking medicine at the commence
ment Of Spring, to purify the system and strength
the stomach, will ind Bakers Premium
Bitters one CT the best medicines for those pur-
poses now extant. Its purely vegetable properties
should commend it to the heads of ali families, and
no medicine chest SHOULD be without it. As puri
fer of the blood and regulator of the system il has
no equal
Price so cents per bottle To be had in Richmond
at the Drug Stores Of Messrs Purcell, Lsdd d. Co;
Bennett IL Beers, A DuTal, Adie and Gray, A b.
deker, C. Millspaugh, and Druggists generally
throughout the city Also, OF Todd & Christian,
Petersburg; D E. Lyman, Lynchburg; King e. Toy,
Norfolk; DR. Z Can1n, Williamsburg.
81 Orders addressed to E BAKER, Richmond,
Va. will receive prompt attention.
This is to certify that have for years past, been
subject to spring and Tall sickness from bilious a.
tacks, and some times months recovering, with q
loss Of time as well doctors bills But the free
use of Bakers Premium Bitters at those of
tbs year, for the last two three years have kept
me entirely free from all sickness; which gives me
great pleasure in Recommending them to the public
of the best medicins in strengthening and as
sisting nature have ever discovered.
]. w. OTEY.
lat 10
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Fatal Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, June IA lady nar1ed
McLain was knocked down by horse and
wagon this afternoon, at the corner of Schuyl.
kill, 9th and Market streets, and Instantly kill"
ed. The horse was frightened by fire crack
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Lieut.. Col. Plympton, of the seventh regi.
ment of United States infantry, it is stated has
been promoted 10 the rank of Colonel, with The
grade OF brevet, in fireplace of Major General
Riley, recently deceased. There have also
been several promotions Of other officers made.
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ATTENTION EAGLE INFANTRY. n
A TTEND q meeting Of your Company. at La.
"A fayette Hall, ON Thursday next, the 10Th inst
at 81 O'Clock, M. By order of the First Lisut.
Commanding. JNo c POWELL, oS.
jeI5
I OsT.-A pair OF Gold spsctacIes, with the
IL owners name thereon Inc finder will be
suitably rewarded BY leaving the same at this Of
fee. je ISIS
ID KCORD BOOKS, RECEIPT BOuKs,
III Bill Books, Day Books. Journals and Ledgefs
and every regulate to make up CON pieie stock
of Blank Books, Tor sale 1t very moderate prices,
by
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TuE RRInGE AccInEnr-rhns-

The BRIDGE AccIDEsT.-rhos Learned
engineer, K. Whitaker, Geo Pitt, Chas. Wa.
ters, VIM. Wilson, Mr.. Springsted, and seve-
raj others, were dangerously injured by the
falling ofthe railway bridge, near Albany, on
Saturday. Some Of them, it is thought, will
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By james M. Taylor.
prick HOUSE AND LOT ON UNIg

RRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON UNION
ID Hill mt Auctieu.-WiIl be ssld on MON
DAY, the ooh day OF June, commencing ct 5k
O'Clock, P N, upon the premises, Brick House
and Lot Union Hin, on Goth street and adjoining
the residence of Jas Norris, Jr. The lot fronts
81 feet and runs back 1872 feet. The house y 10 u
very gooo order, contains about rooms, and II
very well adapted for the comfortable accom-.
mediation of genteel family.
Terms: 0nethird cash; balance at and IL
mos. with interest and satisfactorily secured.
jel6 JAS AZ TAYLOR. Auct.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Would you keep those priceless treasures
Memories OF long vanished pieaeurea,
And preserve for ycur beholding,
Forms and faces long since nnoulding7
INCLUSION cen take, with orief. endeavor,
Face and form that last forever.
truthful. Ife-like, finely finished portrait or
miniature of relative or friend, severed from US
by distance or death, who would not prize aud de-
sire to possess clear, ricn.toned, durable De-.
guerreotype is an OBJECT rarely seen. But MOUL.
SONS PAures Withstand the test of time and ATE
pronoun by the highest authority, unsurpassed
on either g the Atlantic.
Our - for one CT these fine Portraits Ia only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted to pieaes
or no sale.
Strangers and citizens are cordially invited TO
call and examine specimens.
Observe the name and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sky and Side Light Daguerrean Gallery, 10 kain
SIR Sc
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Z MMEDIATELY after tue sale on 9Th street.
L. Church Hill, on Thursday next, "a: O'Clock
Al, we will sell No / Family Horse, not
10 De surpassed Dy any; warranted sound Ia every
respec and perfectly gentle in harness, seven years
old
Also Top Buggy, but little used.
IERMs-Fuur nUnlns credit for negotiable pa.
per, satisfactorily endorsed
le Is TOLER 4 COOK, Aucts
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THE FIsHERIEs.-The New Brunswicker,
referring TO the fisheries, and the United States
fishermen, says:
We have reason to believe that this year
every vessel found fishing within the p,escrb-
ed limits will be seized, and that the forbear.
ance of last year will no longer be exercised.
When our neighbors are willing 10 deal with
US en- equal terms, and TO give fair equivalents
for valuable concessions, We shall be ready to
meet themn
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TMME DIATELY after the sale of the Goods
Il Manaiun- ON Chursdau- Tho I6.t ing or 6ux

IMMEDIATELY after the sale Of the fsooda
4 Mansion, on Thursday, the 10th inst, at five
O'Clock p Nj, We will sell those two eautitu build.
iag lots On the caraer OF eth and Marshall streets,
Chuicc ail: aoJ !ihing the Goode property ON the
north aide, frondng 81 feet EACH running back l2O
feet TO an alley.
Also one lot fronting 80 feet on 9Th street, run.
ming back l20 feet to alley, and il situated on the
suush side of xhe NJ ansiun
Terms -One third cash, balance at and ID
months, with interest; the credit pay mants to be
satisfactorily secured.
III TOLER a. COOK Annts