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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-15

A SouTn CAROLINA Coin NfSE.-We had the pIs,.,,.
OF meeting aud eorversine With Nr. Dom. a few dsys
past when on visit to Grecnvie and Of learning from
Nun some particulars Ia relation his valuable cold mine
~ AbbevI He Much We hal previously heard of The
incscua1e value Of this property We were astoundcd AZ
some OF the laots stated Ivy Mr. ID. II may be a. we'll
70 sste ha NJ Dorm j. plain unosentatious gentleman
AID msn Of truth which ]. better than all HE we,Iib
upon f'e''' ''''N
NJ. ID informed " Cha hal within the last cigb
cen months, With .di Orcr taken from his mine some
ttee hundred thousand dollars that he lad traced tic
ve'n mile and q1iror biz land: that u Wa Is feet
zoe ahd we forget how msry feet deep that there was
god m0t frequently Uncovered from ito luif1re 10 the
ncn VEN oeIo~: W. Dora has got AZ much Ne tICOo
rVm one Oushe OF dirt, and has bcen n VIC recollect
agh' offered million or two dollsrJ for onehalf Of hi.
NINE which be very wisely declined taking III. mine h
maneuJ worth an indefinite humber II millions and The
uor'ey proprietor 10 unquesuonaJy one Of The richest
men W Amer'ca Porhsps the richest and ladies' good
ioonnH and agreetble bachelor slsol We trnst ewr
Dorm viii not fail 70 attend the Lsdios Presb,ersn Pair
hs place. bringing Nth him the product Of . bu.h,i
oi ths. dirt for the benefit Of the church and "a Lno
several OF our beautiful girls any one OF vho, could
alone Be isir erehsngs Tor bis band and sold ,;ns
Orsssvits Aousfa;ss-~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-15

The London Daily News contain. at iutere.,io, Latte,
III relation 70 the reported difficulties between the Trkb
ad hussan vessels Ia the Black Sea The rspor, ,La,
'ne Russians nal captured two Turkish vcsses laden with
s's incorrect The itcts appear TO be that in one
case The captain ola Turkish vessel who had been
INTO the service Of the Russians Determined 70 free him
sen from TINS iHro 'niary scryude aud according hauled
Russian ship OF war and cred at bit siicce, H. I in ~
ing his escape With the los. Of Of vi. opmasts Il,
the other instance, Turkish steamer transport vas
Sgeu IN TAXING troops from Coastlntnople TO Treblond
uhen she was met 10 The Black Sea by 8 Russian war
steaper and ordered O'sy to- The TUX refused when
she mmedii ely received shot from the Russian se,ns
ihe Turks held hurried council Of war determined IN
ngn' Drought tie vessels head round, and Sith en-
thusa'uc shouts bore down upon their asstiiints L
dreadng the chances Ofl hand hand cone. with such
nunber' suddenly pat about and steamed of as fst a.
hef paddles would drive her-FhHabiphia Rrq
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-15
Southera Crops.
The New Orleans Bee OF tho s:h, gives the following
extracts:

The New Orleans Bee OF tho s:h, gives the following
extracts:
The ouachita Register SAYS:
THk WEATHER AND CRoPS.- The weather still contr-
dry and hot and the is suf ring very much for
want of rain The cotton however, is looking well vet
but this will not continue lons if do soon have
rain
We informed by Ne. Boil ovcrsee- on the planta-
ton belonging to the suggestion of John L. Williams sit.
uaed Bayou &c Sed, that he counted 1875 bolls and
forms cotton stalk that place, the 26h inst
aud that there many stocks in the field on
which th,te fully many bols and forms This
does very well for young cotton.
The Madison Journal says:
We oppressed the opinion last wsck tia; III. rain
which had fallen few days previously would bring out
the crop and make it abundant. We have lenn.d
since, that the did not extend any consiera dc
portion OF the parish and that su ging extremely
from the drouthA srsc portion of the crop ia in fact
beyond redemption.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-15

ewix AND N'conxlr.
lscoa ire san francisco Herald. Jun. =,

IRON ,as san Francisco Herald. June al
hostile meeting took place. about two O'Clock y,..
terjay afternoon, between the lion. wm NJ Gwin and
the Hon. j. w MeCorklc. In consequence "a We learn
OF certain chenSvc renarks made by tho latter while ON
the race course Tue ground selected was Just this side
OF The boundary limo between san Francisco and Santa
Clara counties, but receiving ntegcnc that some in
tererenee was to DO looked for the parties proceeded to
spot about three miles the other side of the linz,
Mr. AeCorkle won the choice OF position and the vorl
The weapon selected the riedistance forty paees
the eomba,an's to wheel at the word and ire number
OF Spectators were ON the ground Three shots were fired
without elect; OF S,nator OWNS halls passed amo.
through the hair of Mr. McCorkie The following iocu-
men signed 10y the friends of the partcs will expIn the
sequel: WV
After an exchange OF three Intellectual shots between
the Hon VIM. Nj. Gwin. and the Hon. J. W. McCorkie
the friends OF the respective parties having discovered tina,
their principals were fighting under msapprchenson of
aeis, mutually explained their respective princi-
pai', In what the msapprchension consisted where
upon Dr. Gwn promptly denied tie cause Of provo
cation referred to in Mr. Mccorke letter Of the e9h of
May aud AIR. McCorklc withdrew his Offensive language
uttered on the course aud expressed regret having
useiit ''e
tSigned,) S. W. INcE PSrr.nr
T.. G. MARSHALL T. C. FIrznrcu
GEo. +. JOHNSON, A.P. CRirrESpsS
Juac lst, 1858 "'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-15

eB- discussion is in ptog c betw cen the Dis
patch aud Col Garnet, respecting the relative ad-
vanisges Of wide and gusse Tor the coving.
ton and Ohio Railroad IL is subject Of which we
know nothing. But Col Garrett is one ia whose
Judgment, skill and integrity have much couf-
dence, that any deliberate opinion Of his relating
any branch of his profession is good enough for us
The subject is one Of very great importance, and
we hope the Board of Public Works, with whom
rests the decision, will give to it the most serious
consideration.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-15

CoScipEScEs Alondon iper brings to mind the folio
ing curious coiDcidences On the Sh Of jane 1915 tho
English ard French engaged in desperate cortiic
at Waterloo the day ofthc month in 1855
the English aud French fleets anchor OF the Oar
daaele', engaged IN a cause. On the l4th o.
June 1907 Napoleon conquered the troops of Alexander
OF Russia AZ Freiind, and the 1narc.s at the sab,
scquent interview Ti took counsel IS to whether
together they could humble the naval power Of Eng
land. FortysK years later, DAY for dly the navrs OF
England and France united resist the cnroachnent
o the Nuscov,c. The brother Of Alexander and the
nephew o Napoleon 30 in coIccrt bu in hostili
~ Thit halfccntury, hosever should produce such
changes IL not surprising but the coincidence OF dates i
striking
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Whole am Dunt
l+.59s,576


Look SHARP.-COunterfeth half dollars aad dsllss are
auoat Several were pissed, yesterday. We conceive
thcSe the mos, likely to deceive the unwary of any vet
offered IL Is impossible detect them without close
examination When cast upon the they ring as
clearly AMI distinctly as the genuine COIN Vheeiias
Gazette.
All ihe JUICES OF this Court OF Appeals have arrived
al LewsoirS and tho Court has eoancncei its ses-
sion.
ROANOKE CotLKoE."has been organized at Salem by
the election OF Rev. ID. r. Bette President and Pro
lessor OF Mora, and Intellectual Sciences = Carson Wells
Professor oil Mathematics; aud NJ x. Hin. Professor OF
Languages Lynehbary I'irginidn.
rnE TuSNKL-we learn that the Board of Public
Works has passed order requiring the force OF work
men throughout the whole length of the Blue Ridge Rail
road to bc Immediately increased TO the utmos, mum.
Der that can be occupied together work. also re
curing the Engineer 20 make TO tho Board dnilv repor
OF the progress and condition OF the work and the mum
be OF hands employed This civ "a gratifying indica
ton OF the disposition Of the Board push the work
forward to a speedy comple:On.-Stag,toa SPEC.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-15
MARRIED,

On tic Sch instant, by the Rev. Nr Page. Mr.. JOHN
D. BROWN, Of Welsburg. Va. TO Miss LUCY +. HOW
LETT. Of Bluff Glen. Lewis county, Va.
~ Enquirer requested 20 cory.
On ThursIiy morning the 18th Instant IN the % Pes
byieran Church Of this city, 10y the Rev A. D. Van Zindt
Of Petersburg. Mr.. FRANCIS r. GLASGOW 1, Miss
ANNh JANE, daughter Of VIM Y. Ghoson, E'q. Of Gin
cinnni ani grand daughter Of tho late sim Taylor ESQ
Of this CITY -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-15

Tnk WAR ~ NEw HANrsHRk.-we understand tina,
MT Elmund Burke, OF New Hampshire intends to start
daily paper a. Newport N H., be DEVOTED TO criti.
esn OF the Prudential appointments and policy the
neglect OF the I'D Guard the humiliation Of the Pat,
rot and the strengthening out generally of matters down
last The paper Is to be furnished for three mouths for
twenty five cents IL is be called the Old Guard Mr.
Burke at present in Washington aud the first number
olihe paper viii &c issued his return to Newport
Y MrrnLi -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-15

81 grand acheme of correcting New York with Iiv
crPool by Railroad and Steamers is proposed that tic
"trip be made in about seven and half days Il is
proposed TO he accomplished by Railroad from Nes Yok
city to the extreme northeast point Of Nova Scotia thelce
by steam to Galway in Ireland, distance of some tw
thousand mile thence by Railr, Dad Dublin, an acres
the channel by steam TO Lvcrroo
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sS We are requested to inser; the follosng lircs,
written by citizen OF Richmond while suffering under
the effects OF severe lines:

sE- We are requested to inser; the following
written by citizen OF Richmond. while suffering
he effects OF severe lines:
Blow, iifes mos, fearful tempest, blow,
And make the midnight wild and rough,
Ny soul shall battle with yoa now
I've been dreamer loag enough,
Open, o! sea, darker path,
Dash 70 my lips the angry spray:
The tenih wave of thy icrccst wrath
Were nothing TO hay strength to-day
Though floating onward lstlessly
When pleasant breezes softly blew,
NV spirit with the adver,o sea
Shall rise and gather strength anew.
Wake soul Of mi;,e, and be thou strong.
Keep dosn Inv weakness, human heart
Thou hast u'Inervcd my too long
o. foolish dreamer that thou art
For have at and unused for hours,
or havcn's that could not see
Oi winding paths, OF pleasant fo~et-,
Aud summer Islands in the sea
FoTgetful Of the storms that come,
OF winds that dig the ocean grave,
And sharp reef. hidden by the foam
That drifts like blossoms on the wave
FoTgetiul, too, that he WHO guides
Must have firm Int stea1fast hand
II e'er his vessel saiey rides
through storm and breakers to the land
Idly and li.t'ess drifting on,
Feeding my fancy all the w!rlc;
As love sick drcamers feed upon
The honeycd sweetness of a smile
Fool that was-sy! folly's mock
10 think not, in those pleasant hours,
How banks have founderej on the rock
And drifted past the isles of flowers
Yet veil it were, If reused to feel
yet avert such fearful fate
The quick, sharp grating Of the keel
Had been warning all too late
But courage still for whether nov
Or rough or smooth life. ocean seems
To-day my soul records her VOW
Hredfter an done riM dreGms,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-15

FRoN Tue MINEs.-The san Francisco Pic, G ,rrent
Of the 18th OF June, in i,s review of tho m,rk.,
says
The aggregate yield fro n the mines continues ve,v f.
vorabe The numerous companies extending their
branches OF canals throughout the portions of the
mines hitherto imprarcGple in working from the want
OF water, are the principal agens ia the increased pro
ductiOn Of gold With this new appliance Of We
may anticipate for s53 golden harveS; exceeding in
amount the yield Of past Sc sons.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-15

EARLY VorroS.-Capt, Lewis Sturgis, OF Clinton. La
has presented TIN editor of the Feicana Whir with
cotton boil a5ou twoihiri' grown Ii from stock of
incy seed, which he il euIva,ng with erea, care in M
garden. The bdl he sent was evideatly decayei to
considerable extent Planters Of experience who
ined H. pronoansc the disease with which it was infected
the regular cotton rot. The boil from bloom OF the
s.h OF June. "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-15

INTERESTING . TuE MEnIcaL PR1FEsst,x-Th, in,lict
mert uomiuall, Cor libel brought in February 1880 h,
certain members oEhe regular profession against Dr. WV
TURNER the Oh onothcrm. ls, disposed of on Tues
lay last IN avo' @; the accused by the District Attorney
entering noile proseqUi in the case.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-15

The Japanese merchants said to be very rsmsrka
BILE for their fairness aud ct honesty in all Transaction
The Japanese entertain high OF honor. aud oh
serve toward each other the ceren,onous pOencss
Their eour,esies and ceremonies are infinite
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-15

The Hartford Daily Times says that Curtis Bacon, Esq.
U. s. Marshal has arrested called Kauaka Joe,
charged with the murder Of Mark 5. Baker frs, mate
of the whale ship Indisn Chief which sailed New
London. The murder committed last on the
Pacific Ocean.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-15

novel dental operation performed at Allentown,
Pa, by of the resident physicians day las, week
Il was the extraction Of three teeth from the mouth Of
large rst,lcsnake Before commencing the extraction
choroform was administered until Mr. Snake wrap.
ped in gentle slrmbcr when the teeth drawn without
difficulty.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-15

PASSAGE OF the STEAMER ARABrA-The Liverpool Gov
rier Of the 29th Of June makes the las, OF m. o.
nard steamer Arabia somewhat longer tan first reported
The passage was made in days n hours and minutcs
being eight minutes less than the passage Of the Arctic
and the shortest ever achieved.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-15

BANQUET TO rHE FoKEIGN CONNIssIoSER4-On the 9Th
tho day aer the opening Of the Worlds Exhibition at the
crystal Palace banquet will be given by tho Association
70 tho Foreign Commissioners. Lord Esmerc and others
who have crossed the Atlantic DO present the opening
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-15

Luss $50 to I; Common Leaf 75o to $50; Middlng
$50 to $50; Good 3 so sos Prime 81 to ls; Fine
Manufacturing grades from IL to 90; with Occasional
sale OF iLhcy article at higher Rates.
WV. IL BROWN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-15

lB-The Lynchburg Republican announces that Mr..
VIM NcCorke has re,irel from the clitorsSip of that
paper and succeeded by Mr. Daniel woodson formerly
editor Of the Republican
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-15

said theTeis atree on the farm oil Lafayette Schenck
Keyport, Monmouth county whichis for,ytwo f.,
ia circumference. This Is solid and in good cond
ton.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-15

AFRICAN CiviLizATIoN.-Some very interesting stat.
ments were made by returned Baptist Missionary die
hey Mr. Bowen who has spent several year. in Afrco
under the auspices Of the Southern Baptis, Ms-onsry
Board respecting the moral and religious prospects ~
that country, which will be novel to most readers NJ
Bowen spent some time Sierra Leone the ritisb colon,
Tor liberated slaves and testfes degree Of advance
ment aud progress which exceedingly lonor,b, In
British philanthropy and hopeful for the future Of tina,
nuch.abused country. Many Of the slaves rescued a.,
Bhtish cruisers from the mid lie passage and from sl,verv
have been thoroughly educated and are animated witb
noble zeal IN the cause Of their race Mr. Bowen rad
seen some Of them trained to good schol,, mir Ia
Greek aud Hebrew, and qualified in all respects 10 he
teachers and benefacsOrs Of their race largo pyl.
Of converts IN Sierra Leone originally from Badavry nav.
returned With their religious teachers TO their nstivs I,J
ana arc nov building up Christian church al
a. city about iift. miles from the coast
ht. Bowen also visited tribe hitherto bat itie k,ov,
but possessing some remarkable and rnsuil trsitstbc
lhrfiba tribe situated three hundred miles NORTH NJ
Sierra Leone, aud near tho kingdom n Dahomev The
country Inhabited by this trDc Is elevated open and
fruitful, and the population not lees than million Tbs
people are polite hospitabe and honest and have mad,
greater advances IN civilization than any Of the kpoun
itibcsof TIC Western coast They believe IN but ons
Cod and have straight hair Thcy are nxiou, for Chris,
tar Missionaries AMI afford opening n the opinion az
W. Bowen ofeH,raordinnry merit
hr Bowen IN company With Rev. j. n. Lacy aud Rev
j. Dennifd aud hlir wives we're 70 embark from Bos.
ton on the 6'l inst for Lagos. Africa az rs.ionarica
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Exported to date
Exported to-day
oF,Ug-
62,574
l53 52,727
Stock on hand and on ship board not cleared
PETERSBURG MARKET JnIy "a
$685.

ToEAcco.-The market since last has continued
very active, and prices We thought to-day higher
than we had ever them any day this season. There
Is nothing now to be had ever common below Ia
IL.
ST LOUIS MARKET July 4.-Tobacco--Thursday
We Ioticed slight improvement in prices ISLES at the
Planters 25 hhds: hid Mt 81 40; Mt %. at Gn
4 60; att IO | att 75, 1 so, IS, 30; at 5 OC;
at . 0S ats 20; at SIS, 90, e5, IS; at 50
and az 90 per loo lbs
At the State, 10 hhds: hhds from 81 5S to so;
each 80 to 70 hhd'a to SIS; do IS per 100 lbs
Al private SALE hid OF fine sold to Messrs
Young Co., ofCoyngtou, KY, at SIS per loo lbs Fri.
day-Saes at the Planters Warehouse OF hhds each
q" 81 40, u.s. 90, 90, 90, IS, 40, I O5, I so,
and 10 per loo lbs. At the State hhds at 81 G5 at
20, 40. 40 q 63 and 10 per loo lbs, On Satur-
day but light sales at the Planters, say hid. from
TO so, aud none at the State.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-15

HrsTiN"s CorRr-f ErrrRnAY-Thc only business done
III THIS court on yeserdaywas the arrangement of the jury
pursuance OF the statute Ia that conncc ton
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STATE AFFAIRS.

SAls on LASp.-rhe farm belonging To the Heirs Of
jonathan kearsey, deed situated Hatown in this
county. sold at public sale Friday last. The Farm
contained go acres and sold for $50 per Purchaser
Ar. VIM RYDER.
We also learn that Mr. Ryder has sold to William Lucas
ksq, the bulk Of the farm known the "Al-tsld" farm
on which NJ. Ryder has heretofore resded $50 pee
acre Ths justly regarded among the very land Of
the county. and whilst Mr. RYDER may have m AIDE good
sale from its convenience and proximity Mr. Lucas
mas made a. equally jadiciou, parchase-SPiTi, Of JEFF
fer.oa. Chariestoea. Ia. l2th.
xApsrrrrs-rhe wheat Is likely 10 start in our coun.
Try At from % TO 9S cents and we learn that hgh
has been onsred The foreign by the Atlantic which
arrived At New York Sunday that bre,dtu are
IN good demands at IL per Dbl advance IN loar and
IL per Or advancr In white corn-Spiris Of ye5srsoa
Chdrie,ioeR, l2th.
kASAwHA SALHKS-we copy from the Kanawha Re-.
publican the following notice Of the great staple OF that
county, which may be interesting reader 1t will
be observed that the table shows dmnuion OF the in
sPecton every year since $780, circumstance without
any explanation, and which indicates falling off OF the
trade:
Statement Of the quantity Of Salt manufactured in
spected and weighed in the county OF kan,wha State
virginia for the i've years preceding eoth March, in
the year 1853.
Year lSte 2s55qs Bushels
leSo S.e5l.iq9
1881 eess All
1852 2,S52, 6S6
1893 2,6tS,Oo7
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RIthmoud MARKET, JuIy NJ. Is,a

II The sale Of Stock Rose Meath advertised to take
place to-day is postponed till further notice.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-15

CHiSESE rrAIWs-rhe arrival of the Illinois brings NJ
intelligence from Hong kOnS four days later than had
bcca previously received; bus it gives us very little adj
ltoni news concerning the actual progress OF the Re
bc!ion. IL i NOT easy indeed derive any clear and
connected narrative Of proceedings there from The
oroken OF the Hong Kong oufuals Tn, Her
manu. some days since, brought ruuor which reached
EuGand from Hong Kong under dyte OF April 90 that the
Rebels had taken Nanku, and that decisive engagement
between them aud the Imperial forces expected in
Few days The Illinois confirms the report that Maxim
Va fallen into their hands and al H. that thew ,cere n,a
irirei oHi III Il. According these accounts Nankin
taken the 2lst OF March, after series of rapid
and successful marches upon various other points but The
Rebels compelled to il after and were
defeated By tht Imperial forces the 5 OF April in an
engagement iOou, thirty miles south Of Naukin Our ex
tracts ON Hong Kong papers contain
an rrcconcileaUe statements concerning their pro.rc
ing; but the facts to be very clearly FORTH and
probably authentic
According this account the revolution has received
serious check. Up To that time the rebels seem TO have
had everything their way They very seldom met
any OF tue imperial troops aud their only conflicts were
with the people Of the country through which they pass
cd has frequently been asserted that their progress womb
the capital 10 the resistance of the Government
troops aud the cyent 20 have justified the preic
ton.
The Chinese papers generally attribute less weight to
tia rebellion, and less confident offs ultimate success
than the English journals Very shocking stories are told
OF the bara'tes prnc,ced 10y the rebels especially when
they took Nankin-though they DO not come in sLap,
which entities them to full credit And the Chinese Nal
offers sundry cogcnt for believing that the com.
mercial interests Of England and other ocegn nations
would suffer from their triumph than their de
feat. Upon thcsc points, upon many others connected
with this extraordinary movement yet possess
ed of data sufficient 10 enable us to form opinonN
y JyJues
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-15

s1- IL is reported that Messrs. Goggin and Wing.
held, OF Bedford; Mcssrs Gmsr, white and tired
way, Of PttsJ lvania and Mr. Early, Of franklin will
be candidates for the seat the bench made vacan.
by the death Of Judge Taliafcrro.
In the canvass in the Botetourt District the c,ndi.
dates addressed the people It is the FIRST instance Of
sueh proceeding that has occurred in Virginia One
might be excused for hoping that it would be the last
But we fear that the crnine Of justice will he no ex
cepuon, and will hereafter be sought with the same
AVidy andy the same ecctioncerng arts which char
arterise the pursuit Of other public stations.