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TnE RUSSIAN rLEEI AG,Iy.
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Hi Imperial majesty the Emperor Of all the Russias
having heard that the United States government had de.
tsrmined ON sending large naval force 10 japan With
view 10 the opening Of that long closed country by peace.
able cans, ADD entirely coucurrnr 10 the policy Of lie
mon'iriung to tie Jlpanese government that foreigner.
had the power 10 take What they hc Japina.e migEt feel
indpO-ed to give, has resolved on aiding in the e1pcr
nent 10y sending squadron Of coop,ra,gn the Ps.s
% guns tic Dwins, 10 guns. and the Yr.,pcl I yrps
AIer remaining here "eeE the Pall aid vostocs will
together proceed 100 search Of the American fleet .up.
pu-ri h' prssc 20 be- about the Loo ch0o Islands wait
lnE for The Powhatu, hourly expected. Thi, teg
g. TIE whole secret aud mystery of Tie presence ol tie
fdts and Bo.tork in wsters aud te revolution Il.
hardly new, for II remember Alright their sd,,r,
vas announced n Thu Jourua fully quarter Of year
BctFeen Russian America end the no,tberrrpost Do,,
m JipWFe have been tDiJ 10y liisin tvglt1r.-hrrs
IL still, and Tor long time has been some trade. and il b.
DO no riy uufcisJlr ~ fol hia lu3rll utesty Je.i
rrus Of Imposing snd regulating b. on such terms AZ "
BIZ obtained by other governments
lt b. not generally kuosn that the Russian government
Tor more thtn century ard quarter has bad At Prkn
tegonf 'nd 'crntbc mission, not, the r4g.litor Il m.
so"sh, narrative sag, merely tolerated or counivcd st
bot openly c1i.ing under the sn fi1u 0f formal frty
Inh'Hs Teering 10 ts treaty, thus commences an lc.
count Of hi- iIurret.-
ON the I'hjlnc 1899 treaty or pcace wa4 concluded
bcFeon Count NildaI,4ifatb Vussi,n smi,s5d.r c,,.
"'lNAy ana iho ministers Of Chius. The oh Article i,
in the iplpub. 'rru..-
TIE Rl'isf,s shall hguccfor,h orcupy a. P.Lfp ua
k'uin ~ roufi Which they inhlJt. Acsording d,
"' ae'r'" Ut its I1,sau anbas-it0r church shall be
'lt With the resistance ~ te Chintao government TIL,
P''' Who nov r'itc' there, and three OILERS who are
expected shi live ip tc k0uIu above msstioned Tho.
ihee priests shall be attached TO the same church ,.d
,,'''e ihe same provisions the present priest Tho
"i's'r' ss be- permitted 90 worship their God arcor
WV ~ lc t''f OF their religion. Four young s'uier'l
ana too ~ more advanced are accumulated p;h ,f,
Hg'on AMI lsin language, slan slso be- received into
VOC house. The ambassador wishing 90 leave them a. P.kn
l''in we enguagc 81 thc county. They shall be- rn,i,
.-n'l a. expense ofho Emperor and shall D., No Ib
~ 20 torn % i,er own country room AZ hcy have
according 70 this treaty. the Eusan nisior con,poeed
" ~ sceles'sc'l Hud fur ly members RseI lie abode
~ tcNo Ihc ffs 90 duty alternately in the convent Of
cuhle'nls "nd the church Of TIC Assumption situated In
We ,ane quarter Of tie city, aud originally inhals b.
Iho hn'.i. Noin The Cinese government sau,rd 10 10
removed hher 10 1885, sfcr the destruction on Ab,zn
Ka.'n ioTfes', which had boon built on the banks ofte
Amyur The 10y members young men, who 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-20
RICHMOND WING.
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 90, 1858.
Tn. aPslltl.,l n,.hlnen-nsu will Il Work |,


We have information from Augusta, that the vote
in that county last Thurs lay for subscription to the
stock of the Central Railroad, was lost by
whelming majority. 1t is said that the rumor which
had been current for some time the effect that the
Board Of Public Works intended to make partizan
appointments to the offices of the Company, from
the first deferred many friends Of the road who
were Wings from giving any thing like cordial
support to the scheme of county subscription, and
when the news came two days before the election,
that such appointments had been made, and the expe
rienced, faithful and capable officers had been turned
out, only becduse they Wigs, many who had
been elcctionccrng for the proposition, voted and
worked against it. Here the first fruits of prosti
tutng the Internal Improvements of the State to the
purposes Of "a political machine" The recent ap-
poiatments of the Board of Public Works, in the
various Internal Improvement Companies of the
State have been characterised by the partizan
spirit The disposition shown last spring by the dom
nant party in the election of members of the Board
of Public Works, to convert it into "a political ma
chine" and "a fountain OF patronage and power" left
us but little hope to expect anything better than the
results that election have brought forth We appre-
hended then that it the purpose of the Democratic
party to get control of the Internal Improvement
funds oil the State, ana TO exercise That power Tor
partizan purposes-for the support and reward OF
their party avortes throughout the State The very
first appointments they have had occasion to make,
provo that those apprehensions too well found
ed. Officers Of Internal Improvement Companies
have been turned out by this political machine who
have devoted their time their talents and their means
10 the Advancement Of the respective Internal I'm
proyements with which they connected, for no
other objection than that they were Wings and 9th
ers appointed simply because they were Democrats.
As friends Of the great Of Internal Improve.
ments in Virginia, we dreaded the consequences OF
such course and warned the dominant party against
their purpose to pursue it 1t most unreasonable
to expect that Wings would contribute their indvidu-
al means and cast their votes for corporation and
State appropriations that were to be perverted into
"a fountain ofpatronage and power" to be welded
against them-to constitute fund from which they
were to be prescribed from any voice in its control
the Of Internal Improvements and the resus-
citation of the interests of Virginia should langush
hereafter for the want of material aid let the re-
sponsbility rest with those who having been clothed
with authority have thus proper to exercise tC
the detriment OF the objects their election was in
tended to promote, and to sacrifice the interest; oil
the State to partizan purposes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-20

TuE wKAruER.-The weather continues to he unfavor.
able in the highest degree We doubt sush weather has
prevailed before in any portion of the earhso I'M
healthy, uucopgcnA and uunauralfor three months at
stretch. As write, heavy, cold rain is falling, and
The sky dark and sombre hue that might suit De-
cember in its moods but which wholly uusuitcd
TO September in this latitude. Some of the weather wise
predicted days since, that terrible hand.
We inclined repose belief in the prediction. We
shall not be- and don't intend be surprised If there is
terrific about the time the the equAtoral
ine, such has been known for many years Such
weather have had for long time should prevent
ny body from being astonshed under any circumstances
Notwithstanding the bad weather tho mortality contn-
decrease. We better evidence of the gen
era subsistence Of the epidemic, and proof that
the city will be very she ty entirely exempt from yellow
fever strangers and absentees keep away few weeks
longer Let them stay away until they in safe
". If they back they will be tempting food
for the fever and WILL in all probability fall victims
". o. Bulletin, Sept. 1871.
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Is NJ. DlH A.t.niah,e 2

is Nr. Dix acceptable to the Southern Democracy
Tor the French mission or is he not Thntis the
question for Southern Democrats TO settle sm,nc
themselves now, and one that give, them no little
trouble for there is much diversity Of opinion ON the
subject Some Of the organs are ready to swallow
the appointment; pretend to go through the operation
with good grace and have recorded their endor.o-
ment OF John A. Dix Tor Minister To Franco. Other
organs OF The brotherhood however find moro dipi.
Guilty IN taking this dose of Fee Soil..m There arc
hundry "reminiscences connected with the political "a,
recr OF Mr. Dix which they can neither forget nor
forgive They therefore enier their sol,.p, ,r,,.,,
against his appointment Nlr Dix's G,orgi' l,u.r
even has failed 70 reconcile them What il tho ,,+
teri Has ho not endorsed the Baltimore pl,tC,,,,
The Compromise aud the Presidents Inauour,ly &c.,
they afraid 10 trust lin after all thatY f. il bi,t
time tho question Of Mr. Dixs acccpt,b,l.ty 10 III,
Southern Democracy were seulcI We cannot H.
without Minister at the Curt Of St Cloud ,r,.l
longer. The President has waitol about NJ l,,, q,
he intends 20 do fur the southern Demoo-,.y =,
make up their minds to become rcconc.l,I IN tine m,
po'ntmont Of W.. Dix Il is true that portioo n
the Virginia Democracy show o disposition TO rebe
aga'na, such en- appointment bat that is no sign tba
NJ D0 viii not get the appointment yet Tho Rri,
ad'er has shown particular fancy Tor taking IN
starch out Of bis Democratic friends Of the OH DO
m'n'ou and " they show any special oppoSition Z.
The appointment, be uay make just on that account
The sVoner one and al of them become rcconeil,d 4
such contingency may prove best in the end.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-20

accurate knowledge Of China They al reside 10 the
kouan, vast building. part Of which, known by the
name Of the Court Of the Embassy, IL kept In repair
by the Chinese government and the other he Conven
by Russia.
The regular abode ,f the mission Pekln Is fxed at
ten years at the expiration Of which time relieved
try Of foreign affairs In the of the directing senate
with the tribunal at Pekin Is delays that
the abode of the missionaries longer pc
Rod.
on board tho Palas are two gentlemen who have both
spent ten year, at the kouan Pekin and bavo thus
acquired perfect knowledge of the Chinese and Mant.
choo languages.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-20
RICHMOND MAukEr, Sept. 10, 1853.

TOBACC0.-BreAks very small and prices without
change. We continue quote Lugs l2 to II and
very good ones at l2 10 81; Common Leaf 5 - to
.; Medium 10 TO 10 l. Good and Fine Shipping to
Il; Good and Fine Manufacturing IL - l-2.
WHEAT-The last foreign we're not altogether
as favorable a expected. Still change has taken
place III tue article here. We continue our last weeks
quotations. Good Red $780, and White sI.G5
HESTER i WHITE
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ALEXANDRIA MARKET. Semi. !

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Sept. l7.-Flour is steady
with hght receipts aud V"Fy s'n-n och No oalrs
Of importance. Small lots from the selling at
so.
Wheat II du! to-day No buyers unless at prices which
seller unwilling take Nominal prices IA DC
Tor Rel aud lis 2j for White and at these prc,
holders hot prepared receive il. How long this
state Of things will continue, tell.
Cora j. in cool demand We quote IS a 69c for White
and mixed, aui 40 ,2c for prime Yellow. Sales of X,
at Ioc. Oats 81 4Oc. in other things no change in
prices.
Money matters continue tight
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-20
APPOINTMENT OF 4 PROXY.

KS~ TREsrr- That We the slbscribcrs be-
Lax kud,rs IN the jams River Coapany do
hereby constitute aud appoint -------
AID lawful AurUes and Prsxy represent
of all General Meetnxs u stlcslers saiI Com
held within tx months from date
o. wten not personally present. represented some
other PROXY With tai power and authority such Grncrai
tngs, Go such vote votes and 90 DO such
each u could give or DO member ~ the nertng ~
~ we've Iespuaiy present. aud do hereby ray
whatever
fully give do r 10 pursuance 4 t- Lsr, con
fcrrst uI-ru him.
Wnc's our hands aud seals, tis day Of - one thou
saut eight hundred and --.
EeNI-Iasiw Teste
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-20

Tas c,r Iso ralbs.-rr0n pOtishsd t.ais@snt says
the Baltimore American oyesterday appears that there
erc At the Chincha Islands on the LIST August loading
th ruano for the Uued States forty -four vessels with
an aggregate Of sas There had sailed from the
Islands prior to Aug l. and yet arrived, twentysx
vessels with AIS of Gusno 90 board The's Ves
sells are all destined Sor the Uoed States and will touch
Hampton roads for orders from the agents here, hessr
lerrcdA Bro.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-20

ST. LOUIS MARKET, Sept 9.-Tobaeco-At the
PiAnt"r- break Of Il hhds-ll sold follows So 10;
at 5.25; at $50; j35; 5l5; ., 10; no. 7,55; re.
Jected at - At the state % hhds-l5 sold follows:
500; s. lu at $50; $50; $40; $50; 5.55; g.
co. dsu; go, 7.sj; lO25-7 rejected at go; $40;
$751; at 30; 6,G5; i, 10.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-20

cBr prblieaton in pamphlet form has been sent us
the title is Charles Merton, or the Loves OF Boyhood
tale OF real c 1t is written by student of William and
Mary College and is printed for E. L. Ioof Harrison
burg, by Joseph Funks 4 Sons.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-20

The Cincinnati Price Current gives the capacity oil the
boats cleared from that port during the past year at
s5l 900 tons while the capacity of the railroads now run
ming to that city, and in the of construction is only
tons leaving still for water carriage the amount
Of 2, lis, 200 tons.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-20

WHITE MOUNTAIN wEAruER.--A SSow SroRN.-A letter
from the Summer House. Mount Washington dated lsth
says I'VE in the midst of thick snow storm, Their
2S and it is impossible to stand erect where the
wind has fair sweep outside On the 18th the thermome
below the freezing point all day. only rising to 20
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-20
RANCE OF TnERMnMEIrR


nFFlCE or THE JAMES RIVER q KAHAwHA CO-Ei-l.
" "fi Ngnh'r 2u, Is5BTh- Nineteenth Annual Met.
ng ~ TIE holders u the James River KanA~ha Com.
p1ny ~i be hei At this once HONDA o. Octor
y rrs0u ion Of the stockholders provided that .vrry
PoSer 81 Attorney apo nug proxy Represent stock shan M
Jed .uu-enty authenticated
al Of the soder and be by or more Wit.
n-s-r-
~ order of tbs President aGd Directors.
WI. p MuNFORD. seerstarY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-20

The New Orleans Bulletin gives table showing the e.
tent and progress of the fever since its first appearance
from which We find that 1854 have died of Yellow Fever
Ease Of otheriiescases making total OF lo,i'o. The
time embraced is from the eed of May, to the 4th oil
September.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-20

,CumsrAs Nissi'stuIrs iy CnsA.-A recent rool,.,
OF the Chinese repository contain. carefully prr,,f
schedule Of he missionaries n the several s,ci.s 81
nave been engaged in the Chinese Mi.sou from he ~
rival "i d. Morrison 90 lsnI 20 the close Of lat &C.
Hon N"eU appears ihItthe total number T. one LuDt
ah' MY OF "h0n seventy are0a 10 China and m
ALe aoret on account ~ health, aud fproiher rsaso 49,
W e remaining so'enytwo, twenty five died In the geII
OF hbor or on The passage home including four bo ~
u'0"he1 aHI tirce Nho met with violent death A. Tie
hahIs OF me ha'vc- FUfycght have retired p,ost a.
en- on account 81 their oan il health or that of tcr
sm lt, ou. some 81 them through discou agcrett d,
ut hr plotfrs7 they mtI" IN learning the Crirrse Ian
EHagr Oi tr wIoi' ruubrr fpr'y.spyep vcr, r,.t..t
men, eighty ctht Americans fifteen beirg Cor, ,i g.
s'NehI VI ltc dictionaries TOW in China insIpl,,g M
.'e nov absent, twenty three arc E.yUs,u,cr o. -
rom Ue Continent and forts four arc Auerir,1, Al 7,
y" "O'e H'n the Continent urs TI,hct8t. tr, 49,
,''"'tIs OF ur 100 sion az AmOy, scut out FROM, tb
"'1 'Nair', "rl'rg 90 The reformed Dutch Cby,.i
'n' RUSSIAN N-,''u ha- large MONASTERY ip pin a.
/ ~ ani ihc m"h'pers Of t remain thsre for tc, 80.
"'e' 'h'y a'r replaced by fresh pauy from Russia.
THEE hundred yeari have ELAPSED since tho L.,
. between England and Rus.ia ''-' "o "'l var
ONO nos -"ni- daily % New York or,,,;f., ~ .
re,y dressed Boz fcfriycrslors via Eric R,ilrood
/ celrnt notion '''''''"'' An e.
1t ia fc, s'ys the Bombay G,zote ",l.,, a..
ure population Of lnia DO spend VA p,pcs -,
I N yesr In clothing" P'"''per head
foETrR AcqciITrH 49, W lean from Il,1j., ,,., -
hW Pnrter, whore tri5i Tor murl,, - - ~ uOl-e
'"sc lle p''t veg h's been acquitted Esg,.,,,,
osABoAHb ANb R1aNOET RuLRoAp Tn, ll...i,.. -
,ns toa ~ ''c l's month, sere sl2 600 being n.,,,
doubli tho amount received on the old P,r,r,o,,h
Roanoke RiloaJ '"Ou'n 'oo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-20

DLAcKwooD's MAGAzIsE.-Mr. James Woodhouse has
again kindly furnished with number of this valuable
Magazine The September No furnishes inviting table
Of contents.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-20

S1 AN H. Eiiy-"ns i'rinnE Uir, Telegraph Building
Man street. cur business have all kinds Book
Printing handsomely prices aud with TN
greatest dispatch. The Popreto North adding al
the newest styles Of type to bis stock
to ntroiuee all the In printing
u his establishment
All order. prompy Attended 70 during M, nh,.nr. .1a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-20

ANOTHER fISF'-rhe house owned and occupied by
Judge J. Y Mason corner of Franklin and Adam, ,r..,s
discovered on fire about o'clock on sundsv n,,
The fire originated in the garrett and was supposed to
have been caused by spontaneous combustion, quantity
OF cotton rags and terpenne having been used in tho
garrett en- Saturday evening in cleaning furniture which
was just received from farm Of Judge o. The rags re-
manned In the place, saturated doubt with the combus
able uid There was no possibility of communicating Gro
to from the out side, the doors were all securely
locked and the family in bed for hours before The
roof and garrett floor entirely burned The os, In
this respect is estimated $4,000 which Is covered by
insurance in the Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Office
Loss in furniture about $4,000 upon which there il no
insurance.
The remen were at their posi-: and succeeded In COZ
hn'ng the flames to the upper part of The building
where they first broke out.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-20
NrAir,mRIRAf,rnR AAn pnn 80, 60

WtiuABLE TRACT OP Lawn FOH SNLI--Tne suo. or .
valuable Of Land nj. county containing w. aeTe
Or ea',,or The balance oue tract +, in ar,a, sih
eop.rsd good upland ior Tie g'o~ u tobacco
m. n iai lies Gh IL. River Road leading
erpl,y vsi-r,d and located 10 healthy
n, i, ri - ,ol,. % a. 49,, ,,'st "i a~silns hove
t,i.lin,t " p sS ...ns through ths main
~ '" r,..' painted snl hticd up In
i,ngi st hen win four ron new framed lousc, ozethcr
~ go e.rn Aoasi one ars, g'gsr god ,,,,s sni ngo
seiher ~ .sTera other building, created Tor farming
Th,r., ofnd .trly G,rabls one and every way adapt,
cd tpr.rr ard ',.c-o the qu, An opp,r
ts u e.. ard h IL ri PICTURE Of ,s
y, 'on lni yos ~ e. ~ Ei..5ond arI D'u'- Rail
e7uuirv There tu rris rolnz land re tract while IL
my. a'ar,- as..ting 3. deemed Waly gnnee.sry,
'.t 'F' ." ANNE N i.-n'' We. The terms
{, p,ae. s-,e oah. n,srs.i ,ucin.5 y'as
g,'lsr ,ond ,ni f,i p.r'l'l c9rly . ten un Co. and
!s .r re- ng - us g,s a,. ~ VI. lake
Pu,.yiy.n7. s.pt 9. issg-..7s-ei, 3D. ''''''''
NrSLUABIK FNuM FOH sALE nd-r Oh, .a,..,,,, o., &.
- f, G Of Nv 'I. , e, M, ,'f I Ne. n
uOSDAY 500 s.v..t,si ,,f,t r ,1l ~ IN
"tf.cs uny, Nr.in.'. tni r'ii.i CLOvtH DAN
;l,a, nr' o 'hs ,rnrf ,ri nile, from later r,-.
i,Y . y, ''y inl ~ hE4 cg,'l,1 o. Iae ,nrr
III y, ,,s5 u, "a 2 m % ..,y "s 'nd il
enough ~ thr fs'of ti- farm.
Yars Ryer aaarr nile rom '- Grove wir, is.s G,.
"a y. De- HI HfffIrI O. alum
u. 1s my o. conveniently tigi.d into tro squIr.f's
- ne same ur nnd r.1.a, .l e0u aHu about
20 rrs- fH Oh DE liff W.Hfr" f ,a tnr road
snd H rqt.d 'tri fnu Williamsburg and llfE Trsn -
l'f ere about 70 r's cultivation ~ Y1ai..
fIr same Ht 70 .Hr other tr.rf
i ..uveF fur 4u.f fff at r vrrd ia me a. frrsi. t
Vie 90 i"ls 10 sgti foo he IIlIl.f.atI..
IffrIf rIle lr.ur IL f.H
Dr. e meantime 10Th irssfi 90, either may b. ,oo-tt private
~ hfpN irn ~ ts rIrfs# Co. made o. Benz tsus.
'o-i.s'i' EoGrar s,rvpEsg. r,r,,.,
~" JOIN e. FJik--Y.u sre h.r.by noturd r,t ..sI
20 s'iid1y ne ~ diy u Octobrr MT % ne eauntn
@ ri Wsm brent, 80 Lancaster Curt Hruse, n che
fuH i"tf.u u' h1 ~ 10 O'Clock IN The morning sd 5
90 ~ ~ TIE rvniug 20 to take ts dsp1ns q John
liey1et 80 Other. o. b. resi svijsn Cd n
lHlf 300 te Crcl Cont ~ Lancaster county, ta Chance
& hs.e.i IN vl, an comp 'inant ard 20 a,c defend,u
quo lfgn any cae To si tspa1ns shall nnt b. tt~n
op sisf ~ ih, ey iis testing q The sane v be continued
Wa y ~ dsg ~ le SINE pace, and betarcn ihe fi.
an uey .' p tsben competed, and a. gLh Tine pitce
you Gao att ldf y1u think proper FLLfN TJLRS,
sc"-iavtW ~ Thomas Ciriitop her, her III. nj.
NJ iTE OAK TIMER LANDS. persons owning tsndt
w e1nvrtrftto n1siynon ~ The Ches tribu
tres pay helf n furchas either thc land Tluer
n ~ aldre srH rth fnn particulars c1nycn-nt 'x
30 f.l.t nh q NsT Nofs 90 - fell-g tsw2ss
49, o. Black Gpup Teas,
I's40J DAYg@PORf, ALLEs co,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-20

IN Mr. y W WHITNEY, Jr W.ud respectfully notice
the citizens Of Richmond aud vicinity he lately
here vita cauc- specimens % the Shanghai ami CyOy
bs ~ I.ty most u which Of this Springs growth,
raised expressly fer the Southern Tkst Mr. W. would
{" inOrm his friends aud tie public general
experience q i've rearing Poultry having with
selected hts
from China eonhisnt ia recommending his Fowl pub
lie a. the n- Iids gi,yI Of ane breeding.
Al those Interested ia the breeding select
ia 20 call aud examine Mr.. Nhueys c0llect
Tue above Poultry be during
Hotel, Cary st. where the proprietor sell on rea
scnahie terms ~ those Who favor him With a call.
~ I'll L.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-20

- rhe Agricultural Fair Wheeling clcs.d on l,st
f'ldy. '''d 70 have bcen completely successful.
Asi suNes al iumcu.s soneour.e Of ,pect.,Or.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-20

LATER FROM BuESos AYEEs.-The New York Courier,
through its Montevido correspondent has Buenos Ayres
intelligence to the End August All quiet in the v,
and the provincial Government firmly established with
Pastor ODgado Provisional Director and Captain Gen
eral and the old ministry. grand parade of Nation
81 Guard had taken place, preparatory their fna dis
nissa The Water Witch after her return from taking
Urquiza to Entire Rios made another trip with Messrs
Pendcton and SchEsk who busvng themselves abou,
treaties with the Carrentno and Entire Rano Gov
The Water Witch had been waiting sixty DAYS
Tor the supply OF coal sent by Government She was
expected TO leave the 4ih Of August for Ascension
10 at once commence the scientific survey for which she
sent out The Government at Monieviieo the same
correspondent states, firmly established
basis and gradually strengthening its position to
SIS, therumored approaching invasion Of Gen Orbe who
slowly gathering his forces together in the interior
Bait liner.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-20

WASTKD-An additional democratic organ or two al
New York and at Washington Inquire at Tammany Hal
IN this city, or at the office of the Ereiag Post aud in
Washington the U,,ion office Haedshels preferred
though sos may do il turned and done brown Sup
plies, We presume will be furnished by subscription su
eient To start on All baggage at the risk of the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-20

fiRr'-on Sunday night about half past IL O'Clock a
largo vonme Of smoke observed issuing from ON. Of
the new buildings belonging to Mr. Edward Mcconnell ON
Cary street between 2ud and Sd The buildings being in
progress large quantity Of shsvings and pieces of plank
were scattered about to which IL appears Gre was applied
by some incendiary Before any damage was done the
persons in tho neghborhood succeeded in putting GU,
the fire