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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-09
Local lntelIigenee~"Citr Affairs. &c
DEATH OF R + sFvpfr rso

DEATH OF r, B. SENPLE, ESQ,
We were shocked yesterday to henr of the
sudden and unexpected death of r. r. SrNpnr
ESQ. Mayor of the town of Fredericksburg
lie died yesterday morning at the Washington
!101e In this city after brief illness of twenty
four hours. The disease which terminated hi,
earthly career was pneumonia. He retired Sun
Gay night in usual health, but was seized with
ch'll early Monday morning, and brsathed his
last Yesterday forenoon Mr.. Semple was wide
~ and favourably known as the editor of the
Fredericksburg News-one of the most spirited
paPefs In the State-and his death will fall with
crushing effect upon his relatives and friends ia
our neIghbouring town. We leave to other and
ADLER pens the melancholy duty of paying fit
ting tribute to his memory.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-09

John w. Page, of Winchester, has completed,
and will publish as soon as the necessary number
of subscribers are obtained, work entitled :
"Unce Robin in his Cabin in Virginia, aud Tom
without one in Boston," 1t is not strictly reply
to "Unce Toms Cabin" but presents Just and
disspassionate aspect of the subject so partially
and unfairly presented by Mrs. Stowe
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-09

TEE At Observation-Disclosures WIN. B. RO-
GERS, OF the University of Virginia, will deliver at the
Athenmum, a course of three Lectures on Geoeg
embracing much information upon that interesting
sutlect as can well be given in three Lectures. The
first Lecture will be given on TUESDAY evening the
9Th OF February, the second on FRIDAY the 11th the
the third on TUESDAY, the 18th
- Lecture begins at O'Clock.
B Tickets for each Lecture at the usual price viz
20 ehts for single person. for parties oftwo more
cents Tor the lrs person. and t24 for each addi-
tional person.
THE COMMITTEE ON THE ATHENEUM.
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REORGANIZATION OF THE NAVY.

REORGANIZATION OF THE NAVY.
The bill to provide for the reorganization of the
Navy ofthe United States, reported from the
Committee on Naval Affairs. has passed the SEN
ate. 1t contemplates important alterations in
that branch of the public service, as we'll by u
system OF retirement or furlough by future
promotion to higher rank than that at present
offlcially recognised in the Navy. The grades OF
Commodore and Lieutenant Commander es-
tafllshed, and those of Passed Midsaipman and
Master are superseded. Another feature of
the bill is the ameioration of the material of the
service, by provision that five boys shall be
selected annually for education at the Naval Acad-
envy from among those who shall have shown
themselves most meritorous; and, in addition to
these that ten appointments shall be made at
large annually by the Pre- ident of the United
States. Another new feature is the erection of
a"Bureau of the personnel of the Navy" It's
head will have duties akin to those now per-
formed by the adjutant General of the army.
permanent Judge Advocate is also among the APP
pointments to be provided for.
This brief synopsis will sufficiently show thu
radical character of the changes proposed, and the
bill will doubtless attract the attention of that
arm of our national defence seriously
Interested in any measure intended to pro-
mote the improvement of the service and the lau-
pablo ambition of its members for distinction and
eXcelence.-Nat. Int.
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WoRMLEY's TRlAL.-it turns out that the in
formation we published yesterday relative to
the acquittal of Wormley, was singularly
inaccurate. So far from his having been acqr'-
ted the jury Monday evening rendered. yeW W.
ofguilty of murder in the first o,vsver Of 81,
cheerfuly acquit our into4, s-.Y..a,;au aaa,,,od
intention to msleaa 20. His Information seemed
to come from, reliable sources; and II lie "so'a
-. w." ---...- .nnanntinn nj knowing that he
did so unntentionaly
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-09

SERIOUS ACCIDENTAL negro man engaged
In hosting stone at the site of the new milling
establishment now being erected ne ar the Roll
ing Mill, met with serious accident yesterday
afternoon, from the falling of derrick One o
the timbers fell upon him, crushing his right
thigh and otherwise injnring him. He is "a slave
but we did not learn the name of his ow ner.-
Though badly I'M ured, hopes are entertained of
his life.
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The American Colonization Society has now
applications from various masters to send several
hundred slaves to Liberia, and of these. one COM
pany numbering thirty one persons, liberated by
Indy of Virginia, had been assigned to the
Pennsylvania Society The cost of their trans
portion will be about SO, 300, and it must be raised
before the LIST of April.
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RossIrER's BEAUTIFUL PIcTBRE OF THE CAP.
TIVE lsRAELlTEs continues to attract large and
dlscrmnntive audiences at Odd Fellows Hail.
Ills represented to be every way worthy of tho
encomiums passed upon it by the press of other
cities.
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acceptance the Suits bebsrtrsnt to tidntefe Of
Virginia.
turn over tho whole subject to your judgment
and that of your readers, with simple decara.
ton, again repeated, that regard Caleb Gushing
as a fixed fact" and challenge the "od fogies'
to point out better man for the PRENIER.
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THE AZTEC CHILDREN.

a NEW RACE OF PEOPLE, 2 Ia FEET HIGH.
W. III receive visitors at the African Church. on
w THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
February 10th and lth from 10 to H. from to and
from to O'Clock, each day The following opinion of
the members OF the Senate and House of Representa-
ves WIN give an idea OF these little people, who have
oee visited during the past year by nearly all the ct
lnston; but no adequate conception can be formed of
them without personal inspection:
,, $50 WAsHINGToN eth January, 1859.
Inc Aztec children under the protection of their
da visited us at the Capitol to-day and as Members of
congress we are pleased to add testimony in their
behalf, to that which has before been given
We consider them altogether the most remarkable
specimens OF animated nature have ever Witnessed
agreeable, sprighy interesting and manifesting much
ineSehce and think no person would fail to see them
II correct idea could be formed respecting them fro,
any historical account which might precede their visits
Lewis Cass James Orr
w N Il Seward Reuben Robe
Geo w JONES Fay McMullin
John Weller John Petit
CTJames X Beae
w Brooke Ricb,d yotaa
Washburn Jr Sherrard Clemens
And'w Parker Lincoln Clar.
Josh Sutherland ID K Cartier
John Appleton John Johnson
and others
During their sojourn in Washington the Aztec Chill
dren visited President Fillmore and Family at the Er.
ecutive Mansion. Mrs Fillmore and other ladies' nrs
sent, received them ia the kadest r---suIar chlJren
Of the interest sas E sadee with
hrinnt ;nmons to be presented to S,gnor'ta Bartoa
This comb will hereafter adorn her head'
Tickets IS cts children nan price
r-z5e A snIend;5 CONCERT will be given each
inc bv Madame Rosalie Durand and Signor Novel, as
sistaj I,v the Aztec Chlldren. tie 9-tf
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

SAILED,
Steamer Roanoke, Parrish New York, -mdze, Ludlam
Watson '''
Steamer Beividere, Clifford, Baltimore mdze Ludlau
& Watson '''
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DEATH FROM DRewSING--We are panied TO
learn That sprghtly little lad named Charles
Hagan, about thirteen years of age, was acciden-
tally drowned in the river near the Tredepar
Works yesterday afternoon. He went to the
river it seems, in company with one or two play
mates, and while in one of the boats moored to
the landing, the moorings suddenly gave way,
and the boat driited into the current. Young
Hagan assisted his companion ia smaller lady out
OF the boat, and he succeeded in reaching the
shore. He then jumped out himself but sank,
alas! to rise no more. He nephew of Mr..
Chas. Hagan, of this city, and has mother liy-
ing in Wilmington, Delaware. The BODY of
the unfortunate lad had not been recovered last
night at dark.
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ACCIDENT ON THE PETERSBURG RAILROAD
"A freight train over this read met with slight
accident Monday morning, about six miles beyond
This city While passing over Il bridge one OF
the cars ran off the track but no damage was
done beyond ripping few pIanks off the bridge.
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GRAND EXHIBITION.
WILL OPEN AT ODD FELLOWS HALL,
On Monday, Feb. 1ih,
Rossiter's Great Historical Painting of
THE CAPTIVE ISRAELI EES,

BY TIL KIV EKS OF BAB LUN
The Daughters of Zion hanging their Harps
OIL the MISUNDERSTANDING the sentiment of
Hope
rTNIIIS magnificent Painting contains thirty fl
l. CURES life size and is one of the largest oil Paint
ings extant The figures stand in bold relief upon
the indeed the talented artistic has succeeded in
mparting ifelike tone to the whole group.
ONLY in this city. open daily from A. NJ to u P NJ
- Tickets only 25 cents-children and servants half
price. Season Tickets 50cents. fe 3-tf
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lNsANITY.-From pamphlet copy of the ami
versary discourse before the New York Acade-
my of medicine, recently delivered by f. Camp
bell Stewart, M D., we make the following ex-
tracts
One of the greatest blessings ever conferred
upon mankind, is the modern treatment of ;nsan-
ity, including all the varieties of mental
alienation.
The substitution of the moral aud rational
treatment of mania, for the harsh and brutal sys-
tenn which was in vogue even SO lately as the
first quarter of the present century, has not only
Invested thisawful affection of the horrors which
formerly accompanied and appeared to be insep-
arabic from it, but has produced curative results
to an extent heretofore deemed unattainable 1t
is not in vain that splendid palaces in Europe and
in this country, with their elegant surroundings
and the necessary mpuniments for the modern
treatment Of insanity have been erected to supply
the places of dark jas and dungeons, with their
Accomplishments of gloom, filth, starvation, and
the scourge. No OUTLAWS or extravaganza can be
considered super1uous, when they facilitate the
| accomplishment of such results as the Statistics
and per centage of cure in modern unate asyiums
will present.
The phianthropist will-wiile contemplating
these fruits oil improvement and wandering
among the insane of our day, who without appar
ent restraint accompany him i'll his visit to their
temporary home, and converse freely and gaiv
on general topics, with happy .ountenances and
cheerful Enthusiastically aud in wonder, return
thanks to the Oliver of all good, and exelaim with
heartfelt JOY, that his mission, here at least is ac-
complished While ne thus congratulates him
selfand invokes the blessing OF God on mankind for
the accomplishment of such mighty and beniGcent
results, we think of the agency through which
the Almighty has thus manifested his benevo.
lence, and silently, but with pride, point to the
tabeau suspended by order of the French govern
ment over the Presidents chair in our sister
Academy of Paris. 1t represents Pne in the
act of striking their letters gfrom the insane at
Bicetre modest but fitting testimonial to the
great originator of the modern moral treatment
of madness, and to the profession and institution
OF which he was 80 honored member
But .hs advance in the treatment of positive
insanity is not all that has been done by our pro-
fession for mental difficulties. Even the results
of defective innovation and mental development
as ayn man ae in docy, are claiming the deer
mon. Their efforts have been seconded abroad
by philanthropic governments, and in this coun-
try, our own State and that of Massachusetts, are
foremost in contributing legislative aid. En-
conraging progress has been already made which
affords fair prospect of eventual success. Let
the efforts Of our colleagues who engaged in
this good work, be encouraged by our fervent
aspirations for their final triumph
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RESOLUTIONS.

On motion Of Mr.. BROWNE,
> Resolved, That the Committee for Courts of
justice enquire into the expediency of repeating
section ofchapter 155 of the Cade of Virginia,
providing for additional compensation to judges
tor holding special courts
by Mr. WHEELER-Thae the Committee on
Banks enquire into the expediency of amending
abe charter the Portsmouth Savings Fund So
ciety.
On motion,
The House then adjourned
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LEoIsLATURR OF VIRGINIA.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

TUESDAY, Feb. 8, 1858.
@Prayer by Rev. Mr.. HoaE.
BILLS PASSED
The following bills were read the third time
and passed.
e-ao Dill making an additional appropriation of
SIoO0 for the completion of the Southsde and
II untersivlle Turnpike.
bill to McAdamize the Morgantown, King
wood and West Union Turnpike Company.
and appropriating the sum of $4,000 to the
same.
"A bill! to authorize an increase of $4,000 to
the capital stock of the Raleigh and North Caro-
lima road.
bill directing the Board of Public Works to
make an additional appropriation of $4,000
TO the Weston and Fuirmont Turnpike Compa-
nv,
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Spend N1il,es.

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stoslLy sgpc.4ea 10 &c Dab ia-s d. .ikhCi's, 4 'a9 -
GIfIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CDldPA Donnie ~ ..s.
that 'ier h,vs a.honre9 ny Combination . I'd
p.y paTyase cst-. sag go rates o. fr - pee
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HOYT uiur 9,-lg, % i. 81 CELL ATTY, 5-cret4y
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90 tObom il man Concern.

NOTICE 20 IRON MASTERS.-We hereby caution
~ Ir Matters r1chsrE he any Furnace
Natalie Ion directly from the HAVING
ard 5s.va thJe he ollg Sld
ir fleu VII
lrlfut OA N PIE lh Mas. 6t
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fir f1irare teirns nghs by whch iron De- made from
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le Ell uecesary tprarsns tor
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rc.c-trlht
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INFORMATION WANTED-R RESPECTING an Italian
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1851 Iis Eve ysars s rel4t0us have heard ron
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