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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18
A RAILROAD TO COAL.

We were some time since apprised that two or more
rival Railroads to the cOalbasin nearest our City
projected and eagerly pressed by the citizens aud
property holders of the several coabearng localities
10 be reached but not aware, before reading
the article entitled Coal for New-york,' herewith
published, that any Road under contract and to be
completed in the Of next year 1t seems that
the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western" stretches
hence TO Scranton, whence Railroad is already
structed and in operation to Great Bend on the Erie
Road and the names of the leading stockholders APP
pended to the letter Of Cheap Fuel" give
that there is mOOnshine about it, but that the Road
is being constructed, and in another year will be
pleted.
But this ought not to prejudice the rival projects for
Coal Roads hence TO Wilkesbarre and to the Lehigh
region. Let them be made-the more the better-and
if the routes be feasible and the coal abundant they
can all make good dividends. We have but just begun
10 use Coal here, and would use twice much now if
it sold here at 81 per tun in summer and Sii Cat
most) in winter as it should be. The Reading Road
las great capacity but that is nothing to the demand
for Coal give us cheap Coal, and our market for it
would expand indefinitely. Gentlemen Of Scranton,
Wiketbarre, Allentown &c, do not look jealousy at
each other, but push your Roads vigorously
possible and give us Cheap Fuel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18

Our files Of journals and letters from Hong Kong are
to Sept g. but they do not mention the flight of the
Chinese Emperor reported in the letter of Sept. /,
from Or. Parker, at Canton, which we published on
Wedneiday Still the tenor Of all alvces is that
the rebels steadily advancing, and that the fall of
Pekin into their hands constantly to be expected
- lie stated in the letter Of Mr. Bayard Taylor which
We publish in another column Mr. Commissioner Mar
shsl had presented his credentials to Imperial Vice
roy who mad given him splendid banquet that oc-
cssion Pleasant proceedings, perhaps, but not very
ugeful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18
Total ..s1,l74 SIN s2O75 1924 4t59o 1886
ORANGE CO.-lO6eial.


SYRACUSE, wednesday, NOV. II, IoJJ.
Osweco Co-For Controller. Cooley 923 Cook, 2,66s
Kelly 1852; Secretary of State, Clinton $50; Leayon
worth, 2642 Verpanck, 2,67l Canal Commissioner Ma
Their Gil Gardiner G25 Yates 2665 District Attorney
Luddingon, 3,l53 McCarty, 2,53li Huntington, 2,057
Judge. Hunt, 3,39s Bacon, 1885, Sena or Hitchcock,
Hard 1901; Bruce Whig 247s; FarweI 2O29i Assem-
bly LIT District Rathbun Dem l,3O6 Littleohn 2O2j
Care (Aboition csc; I'D District Ward, DEM 1870
Earl, (Whie) o97i Fellows, Abolition l306.
Cn0nd0ga CO.-SecreiGry of State Wing, 1896; Soft,
3Oal; Hard Lab Controller, Wing, 4,l22 Soft, 3,l97
Hard l3se Assembly. Let District, Munroe, Abolition,
s94; Hall, Wing, al Wheeler, Soft 4lsi Reed Hard,
ST. Assembly, lid DISTRICT, Wood Wing 1873; Dill
lave Soft 1881 Jaquette, Hard, 365. Assembly, WITH
District Richardson, Wing 977 Van Brooklyn Soft sl9
Dunlop, Hard, los. Judge, Bacon, 1870 majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18

Oun NEW LrGisLaTuRg-We do not reproduce
our tables OF Members elect this morning, because
tlorc II still ahhdo of doubt 10 Member each
In Orange and 81 Lawrence; but tho parties will
stand pretty certainly as follows;
Senafs-w hss ~ iiards - sons3.
Hos-whiss sOj Hand "a son. 215 Free Demoera,.l.
Tho thickness OF the shells OF some Of the Mem
bers WHO were elected on fusion or on Temperance
tickets is so uncertain that may have classed them
erroneousy but the above is as nearly accurate as
We can make IL
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Nsssgs William John OBncn
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George W Eiheb fsl.
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CuSr,ppRo'S EXCEI SUR HAIR DYE.--This prepa-
tcr aa,ss ell other dyes IL does not dry coeh or dull
hr u,rr sooof the skin Of the head or osve
sA, tAr hair hui lnes the instant magnificent BLACK
~ IN W Sa and applied Ne Asio House CsistApoR0s
Sr,oNnHA>p PIANos--A great variety. from the
A.t 81 bargains Slso nearly equal 20
RoKs,s WarESss Piano and Music Estseishm,n t
No SS3 Broadway.
STATE AND NATIONAL LAW SCHOOL. PouGHKEEP-
r system OF Teaching by Lectures Debates and
T4,sls CirculAs sent free Apply TO J. w FOWLER
One thousand Dollars Reward will be paid by the
suhcihr urcu competent evidence being produced that the
pEYiANCE teayers Patn have failed
preserves their from Ere or burglars Safes Of all sizes
sale the NVt Nc ss fcuts one door below Maidenane
3, RoErKr NJ. PiTNcK Manufacturer.
OFFICE FOR
FOREIGN PATENTS
! p PIRssoN
No. : New lCrk
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OFFICE FOR
FORE IGN PATEN Mt S.
! 2. PIRssoN.
No. 5 Mall-st. New-York.
THE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for Nov 49,

THE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for Nov. 10.
THE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week
contains the following:
EDITORIALS The Holy War; "Wes that Thunderl ?"
The sccmffure; NewJtrsy The Sandwich Islands;
Nebaska Dominesi Maine haw In New-York; Juries OF
the Crsisl Palace
1.-THE JAPAN EXPEDITION Visit Of Com. Perry the
Resent Of Loo Choo az his Capital Of Shudi
II..FOLlTlCAL INTELLIGENCE Giving the returns Of the
Elections this City state NevJeTsy, Massachusetts,,
INSIST ri. Georgia, Wisconsin, Nebraska Territory &c
N..REMlNIsCENCES OF NJ. BELLOr.
N.IHE POWER AND RESOURCES OF RUSSIA; Letter
m hr HeInirsn TO The Secrety Of the lngraham Com
mlfe.
vH.LLTIERs OF AN EMILE No. xxxvI. Journey thrOu
ASS Miner.
VIII TURKEY: Firman the Sultan granted in his
Protestant Subjects.
IX.THE EXHIBITION AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE: Mis-.
cellneous Agricultural Tools.
X..SKETCHEs or LECTURES: Hebrew Poetry, by Rabbi
Rel hail; Byron and Moore, by Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes
N..GERMAN UNIVERSITIES: Information for those who
wish 20 sLJy in them
MI REVIEW OF THE WEEK: Giving condensed
ocnsJ form the important that have
cured the United West Indies The lsthmus south
America Eu ope, and India
Kill EUROPE: Arrival Of the steamships Baltic and Arabia
XIV CALIFORNIA: Arrival Of the steamship George Law.
Xv..A6RICULTURAL Wind and Weather. The Water Ram
seed and Potatoes, &c.
XVI. CITY ITEMS Bonnet Street; Risns Prices
XVII. MARRIAGES and DEATHS
XVIII REVIEW or THE MARKETS: Reports OF the Stock
G.a.n Provision Cattle and Lumber Markets Very fully
AL specially reported for The Tribune.
Ee oTits in wrappers be obtained at the desk in the
Counting Roorn tins morning Price, CT cents.
sUIsoRPTIoEOre copy for year, 81 three copies So
I've cope. sS; cOpies SIP 50 twenty copies TO sd
f-ssz.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18
MEETING OF BOsTOyIANs.

The BOstonians at present residing in this City 10
making arrangements for grand target excursion I'd
dinner held another meeting at Florence Hotel last eF
ing at which there was very numerous stiendian
Col Reuben Loveoy occupied the chair. II was deedA
by vote that the company should be called the bo's
Association Tho following gentlemen were ehdA
officers;
Major Hora,o A Hewitt Captain. T N Glover la Lssfa
G. Edgar Morse ID Lieutenant w Corneil ID Leeeas'- t"
= Hall lth Lieutenant, w. W. Hall
The excursion is TO take place the Necessary
Arranging nts can be perfected
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Diff renee. IL


Half the Hard Of the County cast in five or six
out of thirty two towns from which did not happen to
have returns when our table made up Still the Sofs
will lead the ards least 1000 votes the average Of
the State Ticket Clinton running ahead nearly every
where instead Of the Hards being ahead The Express
insisted
BY the way: Stephens Ind Wing said to be anti
Maine Law is the member elect from the Sd District OF
this County instead of Hugh Magee (softl hitherto re-
ported.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18
CARTMEY's BENEFIT SOCIETY.

The members Of the Cartmens United Beneficial ~
teciye Society met last evening in Montgomery hsa
Prince ST. The object of the meeting was 10 Tesen
gold watch and chain TO Mr. McGrafh In Acknowledges
of his efficient services TO tina. body.
The presentation made by Mr.. Robert Brock - .
dent oftho Society The watch bore the following nS'f
ton -.
frrcncd 20 John McGgaih aioken Of Faisse e ne -
Cartmrrs ritsd heusd Protective soesy 20 "a.
UrdeTed hv him towards their oFgansfao Nov ~ ~
Mr.. McGra.h replied in eloquent ana apP'P
strain aud " - warmly applaudtd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18

The Legislature OF GEORGIA have voted TO go into
election for United States Senator today AT caucus held
determined to adopt the twothrds rule which was
supposed would operate against the election of the Hon.
Howell Cobb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18

wretch named Blackledge who concerned with
Thomas Motley in the horrible murder OF slave
Aerborough s c. mentioned yesterday has been convict
cd of the offence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18

The Legislature of ALABAMA assembled yesterday and
organized by the election OF VIM Martin President Of the
Senate, and VIM Garrett Speaker of the House-bOh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18

TIE Ncs-Jurgl GG=dte announces that the Name Lac
question defeated the Wings in Orange County. Yes;
Iccausc TIC Lqaor 1gs deerted their candidates and
roted for Hcr inrer0te a4rersGres 10 dsea tie Name
Lar Was it not 3 in Newburgb, neighbOr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18

The steamer Arctic driven ashore on Beaver Island
Lake Michigan She had board cargo of provisions
for canal company and feared the boat and cargo
would be a total loss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18
NINTH WARD wOMEN's ALLIANCE

AZ meeting OF the Ninth Ward Nomens icuPsal ~ n
All aue, held Yesterday 40 Nc 10 Hammond 81, ssIs
owps ladies vcre elected delegates 30 rpseseai
Ia he Momens Ci.y Alliance ~ ~,
Mrs, Louisa Qua. Mrs. Hester frceland ~
pa,v. Ms Va.Sarins THOMPSON. Mss Jane psvy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18
LITERARY INTELLIGENCE.

-Redfeld has in press 4 collection of Poems by
W. II. C. HosNER.
Derby & Miller announce aJuvenie Book for the
Holidays, to be called Late FtrHs for Faanys Latk
Erlcn1E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18

Mr. Edward Glenn of Philadelphia has been appointed
Of the Jurors to award the premiums Of the Crysa
Palace E1h biion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18

Tie Presidents Message viii be sent to Postmasers Of
the most important cities in advance to be given to the
newspapers the moment it is presented to Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18

The steamer Louisiana in going out of the harbor Of
Sandusky, Ohio yesterday morning with cargo of -four
and provisions sprung aleak and sunk There in.
surnnce ON the bonf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18
PHILADELPHIA ITEM.

PHiLADELFHIA, Thursdsy, Nov. II, I5lJ.
sfondd entertainment and hop IL taking place tn
evening nj the La Pioro House. Gov. Bigler is anon,
tho guesis.
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TIE LATEST NEWS.
REcEIyED ~
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
IuOu WADIIINOTON

WAsnlsOfOH TDufH1ny NOV y, I75'
hoDV Tho resent b6DaiOrs Eyefeit Ibomp'
.on Jones ~ onneasse and Weller Also various hop'
fsasnhiists.
Hon. John a Dir Ia staying at Browns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18
VERMONT UNITED STATES SENATOR

MONTPELIER, VI, 1hursdHy nov. IL, lsoJ
Five more ballots had In the Legislature to-day for
United States SenhtOr-tbe hnal resulting follows
Kellogg. DEM 49, Collamer (Whigl sSi Bfanard
III Sllg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18
Nrm'1Jork DSlllp G1-ib1lles,
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER ls, 1853.
10 CORRESPONDENTS

TO CORRESPONDENTS
10 IAkeD Of Communications Whatever
for insertion be authenticated b. the aud
sddres q the Wrernot necessarily for publication, bat
Of his gOod faith.
We undertake return rejected Communications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18

Said report adopted and ordered 70 be signeiS,
President and Clerk and transmitted to the BOari
peryisors.
ResolntiOns-A resolution by Mr.. Adds that DR. N,c
kew the member elect from the Twenty second Wxs =
invited to take his seat under the law dividing TIA ~
teenth Ward, was referred to the Committee on RIss
and Qualifications of Members.
Mr. Coolidge presented drafts of several By Ian. :.
tive to quarterly reports Of attendance Of the pus a.
which was referred 10 the Committee on BY lava
The Board adjourned TO Wednesday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18

SIEUDES Co-The Ezpress took us to task for having
on Monday in table of probable maores the State
Ticket put down Steuben probably giving the SOfts
300 more votes than the Hards whereas The EIPress IN
sisted on the strength CT sort Of letter that said
County had given the Hards plurality, We have the full
returns for Secretary Of State before us and they com
pare with our estimate thus:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18

GLIElMl tOlkl-NcftT lll lis year were u Uid-
jority Of Wing Justices elected by the People TO the
Supreme Court of our State Those just chosen are as
follows:
DhiHt ltNew-forf chy).. IAoHas ". Cierte
H.tLonS IslAnd 10 OunFel .WLLf,T ROCKWELL.
ui..f3uliyAn 20 henselrer eAr'boas Ha'ioa
n ~ twsshngton 10 81 AaaziAH b. JAMES
V.HsfAmsf 10 Ononlssnl. ......... WILLIAM J. BAcos
W.. Madison 10 Chsmang1 ...........s Ciories Ms,os
f VII .fofsnFe 10 heuben -IEsRY WELLEs.
YlH (Ofssnsto thaa,auqur ........BEsJ y. OREESE
Go Gi faosn nah y BowEa
Reelected ian but WhiEs in HHtsl
An tho old JudgeA who were candidates wcro 70.
eieoied. escept Judge Willard of tho IVth who was
fsn opl ~ Mf James Of 49, Lawrence Wo think tho
Eendh eains by Tho change Nh James is clear
beaded able lawyer. and cannoi fail To provo nm o.
a,llth Judge
We neseLt Judge Mason hal boon Laatun 10y his
NLie opponent. teLa ~ ia,hst 81 iiosai hut Il
ssems fLsi b. ls sa4sd bJ strong loaai s.ts Ia ths
.DfiL .ni 81 ne iTsl,iai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18

Buildings.
hp0rts. a report ofthc Committee on the Pre-, =,
cmy Nns adopted. All
Adyouc 10 tho application Of certain student. a., A.
Afndfmy. a<
The Committee on Normal Schools presented -,
ton nppropIiating $1,000 for support ofsaid hoo, -
wBs adf ted. wa
The Finance Committee presented report in g.,
svTqopnibg t87 20 fOr repairs Of the sevssh' ,v
y hool Houses In the month Of August last, Adors. "
Tho Committee on Buildings and Repars reosrr..i
yerse 10 the Application Of the School Officers ~
eonh Ward. for tho purchase Of the property 80. re
Ing the School House in Ninth st., near Frs, 80
report wac adopted.
The Committee the Annual Estimate urs.s,,..
dra Of report to the Board Of Supervisors Ofhs sass
the City Of New York during the year lsS4-ef wss
following isa .... -.
RECAPITULATiON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18

UxDKp GAFNfTTs IN UpsfkpI NBN-ssfff haf,
RfgaiLAn 49, issgsst.f ~ ftffs.sff a Al 49, >ss 9ps,
hs - s<sssfs sh fsf'g rss<< 49, ef ",' ~ -, e.
tkf 80 a. -. iy.f tt-ss 80.
ihe lEfssslsgs olsfs4 ~ seffgeK tst n ~ 1fYy
sDd Cbssfstf@tta ts st 90 Ny4Ast tlf ~ ~ Nr~r y
Importer 80 NsesfffesD
Have you head he besfleysr ~ NJ ~ ~ mrs
ssd hear then ssf a. - Ia s.ay tDa ~ nv
sinsnx VIA nsyshS sSIis = Fapif..l ~
Hesa,s Nftas 81 ~ t.ssgy.y
fowLtas n WuLs rhfef,bsi1sis sl1 F,istsi
ore Cisiet l.l ~ ~ llssst - 0fpl5 .s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-18
SPIRIT OLE THE PRESS

Yesterdays Enquirer commences an article on
the Railroad to the Pacific" with the remark:
1t is well known that we are for the General Gov
ernment keeping its ''hands off" from this gigantic
work. AT the same time, as the work will proba.
bly, be built by individual enterprise, are glad to
see such favorable reports OF the practicabiiy of
the Southern route through Texas
1t then proceeds to give detailed extracts from
Southwestern papers, showing the success of the
party OF exploration which recently examined the
route. The Enquirer contends that it will be inn
the United States to have peaceable pos
session OF the Mesla Valley and strip of Mexican
territory for the completion of the Southern route
and from what we hear of the friendly spirit in
which negotiations are carried on in the city of
Mexico between that Government and Mr.. Gads.
den the American Minister we entertain strong
conviction that this valuable end may be obtain
ed
The Mail also comments on the Pacific Railroad,
but in somewhat different strain 1t confines its
remarks chiefly to the efforts of Mr. Robert J. Wal
ker and others TO build the road without money
which, it says is exciting the rdcule of the press
all ever the country. We quote the concluding
sentence of the Mails comment:
There is little doubt of this being the entering
wedge to movement which will be made at the
ensuing session of Congress to implicate the Gov
ernment in the atfair-and these patriotic gentle
wish to secure the inside track at once, SO as
TO reap all the advantages which a liberal flow of
Treasury Mint drops will confer.
The WAig charges upon the baltimore Plat
form, with all its forceshorse, foot and dragoon.
It reasons from events that have recently transpr,
ed that all the ''various sorts of Democracy are
upon the platform. They all in the family, but
they not unlike negro families we have
seen-here bright mulato and there one so black
that he would do no injustice to his pedigree in
Congo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-18
ARRIVALS Az TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS

AMERICAN HOTEL-J Bray, Mrs Bray. Mrs
berwick, Essex; g Leonsrd, J Smith, Phadephia;
w Passpi, Washington cty Jones, Bucking-
land; NJ Smith, N Y; J Nash, Powhatan; 4 B Hill.
N C; g Skinner and lady, Va; DR. P Mipnis Ga:
Miss Cremer II Wilcox, N Z; j Wilson, W Ma. Ma.
lone. N Walters, Phila; Mrs r Howell, Pa; A
Gulbrandsen, Boston, G S Mcmahon, J r Allison,
Louiss; q Campbell, Powhatan; Sterrett, Buck
ingham NJ G Larkin, Sussex; A Ternan, New York;
Whtelon, Tenn.
COLUMBIAN EoTEL.-Mrs M J Rankins and
delphiai w sublett, N Talley, L w Cosby, Pow.
hatun; r NJ Booker and son, FarmvIe; w s Orr
Lynchburg; FL Owen, Halifax C II F + Wootfen.
Prince Edward A Handin, Hanover; Fl PRICE,
Nicholas; II Rider, Highland; j II smith, Ell
Hill, Hanover; w Sanderson, Cumberland:
Curtis, Albemarle; ] Stone, Amelia w Smith
and son. Columbia; | A Mills, Rockbridge;
Teash, Richmond; Henry Lane, Virginia; John s.
Hobson, Powhatan.
EXCHANGE HOTEL-Dr Barnard, W q
Shorter Cumberland; J Whiteback, Washington; w
Selders and servt, Mrs Seaers and son, Pow haan;
and daughter. T II Haynes, Mrs Watkins. Orange; T
Hopkins, Petersburg; NJ Moreton, Baltimore;
D Watson, Robinson, Petersburg; DIR S Greg
ory, Me; Eskridge. Junction; d 8 Coakley, STAFF
+ Walden, ] Steel. Y; W II Martin, Miss q
Seaybrook, s C; J Merrick, Washington; M II Fry
and lady, Albemarle, q Miller, Phila; D DeBorr,
Washington
CITY HOTEL-A Brown. Nashville, Tenn; G
Wilson, Va; : GrgmP, Eapee%onds I@ = J ADds,-
Hassal, Ny; g n Lewis, Gotham; = Claybrook,
4 NJ ClaybrOok, Tenn; l. Morrisett, Chesterfield !:
J Porter, Louisa G Fl !; A Wilson, New York: w N
Bell, Southampton, J 7 Dromgoold. w Sebriil,
9 E Dousherty, Aibemarie; Gadums and lady,
Palmyra; B johnson, N C; J Bray, Essex.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-18

VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-This spi-
rited demonstration of the agriculturists of
Virginia has attracted attention far and wide.
The National Intelligencer, referring to it,
says: "From all we hear this must have been
the most interesting event in the history of
Virginia during the present century, far tran
scending in grandeur and practical impor-
tance any gathering of the people ever wit
messed in Richmond for any purpose
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-18
RICHMOND, VA
7RIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER Ia, 1885,
THE WEEKLY DTsPATcH

FOR the current week, is ready and for sale AZ
the counting room. It contains Editorials upon a
great variety OF SUBJECTS Items of passing events in
virginia, embodyns intelligence from every portion
OF the State Domestic News of uncommon interest
showing what has recently happened in all parts of
1ne Union California Newsb the Star of the West
embracing an interesting narrative of the escape of
1onn Mitchell from Van Dieman's Land Foreign
inteligence; Local Matters Reports of the meeting
OF stockholders of the Virginia Central Railroad and
Judge Merediths opinion in the Injunction Case !;
Poetry Anecdotes, Sketches, &c &C., making up a
paper worth more than double the price charged for
it, viz 81 per annum or 8 cents per single copy.
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$4,000. sas wpods Acouple Of gentlemen pursued him ON
horseback, overhauled him and rent hir, - bav
I'LL .lli hls keeper provided ropes, and tied him 10
int9noing &c leave him to his reflections for
wnle. s.,1 bun commenced walking round the tree
y. ne nad wound himself up pretty effectually, and
mitted suicide, he was dnly ehonned nm rssss5 sai
and eaten; and SO well has he been treated and so
little has he done for weeks past that his esI was
In excellent condition. at least SO we are informed
Dy one OF the participants, who pronounced the