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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-19
TTIRUNKA. CARPEY BAGs AND no
SEKVANTS E0R nIIsE

NNTE have to hire for the balance of the year. foul
w NEGRO WOMEN. of different qualifications
country. IOLEh COOk,
NH 2 General Agents.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-19

AJAX ORCHARD ACID WATEK.-T at
~ tenon of Physicians and Others is called to the
soak Orchard dcid Mineral Water 1t has been proved,
by successful trial. to bs of the most beneficial and
the time OF the simplest remedies, known for
the ,ect and Of number OF diseases, especially
those affecting the stomach bowels and urinary organs
Diabetes. Dyspepsia, Dysentery Chronic mucous Ca
tarr Salt Rheum, Constipation of the Bowels Night
sweats General Debility and Loss of Appetite, and in
many instances Dropsy in its early stages has been
cessfuly treated by the of this Descriptive
pamphlets containing its history mode of administration,
&c, furnished gratis by
ADIE & GRAY, Druggists,
lat Main street,
liz Aoan for heS tata of Virrinia de
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-19
RICHMOND & DANvILLE RAILROAu
M 9Esszss;:sa 60 60
Open TO Key~viIIe, 53 miles

an and after MONDAY, November sth 1852 re-.
~ gular passenger train will daily, Sundays ex-
cepted) between Richmond and eysviile
The train will stop for passenge only the following
points:
Manchester, Powhte, Robiou's, Coal Fields, Toma.
hawk, Powhatan, Petersburg Road. Mattoax, SCOTS
Shop, Amelia Court House, Wyanoke Jennings Orii.
nary, Haytokah, Liberty Church, and Clark's
Leave Richmond at O'Clock, A NJ. Returning leave
Keysville at |. % P. NJ.
Children under 10 years of age Free provided scat is
not occupied by them. From 10 and under wears OF
age half price. Servants travelling by themselves
be furnished with two passes, that be retained
In the otce and it must be expressly stated the pass
that they are permitted TO go on the
N B-Passengers for Lynchburg will take the South.
side train Haytokah for Rices Station thence by Flagg
Court House and Danvle, Va, meet Messrs Flagg
Cos four horse coaches at Keysvle And passengers
for Danvile Va, Greensborough, Salisbury and Char
lote, N c., Messrs Flagg & Co.'S four horse
coaches Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday at
Keysville.
Passengers for GAINESVILLE, Boydton Milton NJ c. and
Yanceyviile can meet Messrs Moss L Cos coaches at
keysvile ON Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays and
for Milton and Yanceyville by Flagg & Co.'S line Mon
days Wednesdays and Fridays
fe 25 JOHN H. OSBORNE Supt
aSyts-sr.s.TIs4 On ard after MONDAY next Oct a5h
z 3gazsssz7our boats will leave daily Sunday ex
cepted, at P NJ. The boat for Buchanan will leave
Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Passage to Buchanan. Observation-Disclosures 90
DO do Flncastle- 5 90
Do do Natural Bridge. .......-...- SO
DO do Lexington .--.-----..----. 90
DO do i4ynchburg NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3 SO
oc 20 BOYD. EDMOND Il DAVENPORT.
ESs UNION STEAMSHIP cos LINE
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-19

tlAA DOZEN YANKEE SOAP just receiv-
&UU ed; the finest Soap in the world. Those that
have ne used the above kind are not of the
great treat for them. For sale at manufsctu
qer's prices in quantities 70 suit purchasers by
la % ELIAS HALE, LOG Main OF
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-19

Captain Baymore, and VIRGINIA, Capt Teal.
Alternately every Wednesday, until further notice.
These steamers have been built expressly for this line
and every has been taken in their construction
ms strength and speed, and their accommodations for
passengers and attention of their captansre unequaed
We have also entered into arrangements to forward pas
sengers through to New York. thereby Offering to
opportunity offered by any other line of
making their purchases in Philadephi and then CONT
to New York for the small sum Of 50
Passage in first cabin and found to Philadelphia.
Do second do do do $500.
For treg ht or passage apply to
ROBERT RANKIN, Agent
Corner Goth and Water SITS, Richmond.
LEVI ELDRIDGE. Gen. Agt
No7, North Wharves, Philadelphia
N. B.-The steamers will leave Philadelphia every
Wednesday, at 10 o'clock, NJ and due notice will be
given in all the daily papers of the hour OF their sailing
from Richmond
&c 3 R. RANKIN. .Ageat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-14

and means Of the onward people We shall soon hear
OF their influence at home. The revolution whose sue
cess just reported from Chns VII not stop at change
Of o!nasties with such new influx Of light from our
Pacific coast 80 too, Japan: whether the ports are
opened peaceabyo lot to vessels matters not a. re-
CARDS tie future. They viii be opened by some meas
and the California Expedition is a mere beginning in
that quarter Of japanese revolution
In view OF the vast career opening 10 Us in California
II becomes our Government 70 make Pacific RAILROAD
without loss Of time Young America must at least tr-
umph On that question. even though as observed By
veteran Democrat, the project viii destroy rhe Demo
cratic party and It's strict construction Of constitutional
powers.
One single fact exhibits with force the position of
California, in regard to the older States The space
which tie news from that quarter occupies habtuay
in our columns is great as that required By European
intelligence. The demands upon our Typography are
thus suddenly doubled With additional territorial an
nexaon We shall be puzzled 10 accommodate the you
mncus details of enterprise-the standard number of
hdeous disasters showing that humanity is not deemed
rs precious as gOdhe deadly encounters-the gigantic
projects. which such policy begets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-14
THE STREE rs.

We can perceive no improvement in cleaning the
streets. When Mr. Arcularius made that celebrated
speech at Tammany Hall did not think il would be
followed by any reform, and have not been dsappont
ed. That STRENGTHENING is hot new subject but we are
hardly aware of any Of greater moment 70 this commu
nifty 1t involves either it is attended 70 properly or
improperly health and economy Il is estimated that
the expense Of clothing outer and under is increased
fityper cent by the beasty state in which NewYork is
kept and this alone the City many millions every
year The streets which the public most affect in order
to enjoy fresh air such the Fifth av are nconceiya
bly, dirty When the mud over shoe-tops the dust
is Simeon rs for all the narrower streets the filth
is absolutely loathsome They afford physical ype Of
Adermanc morals.
II is most astonishing most amentable. mos, iney
plcable that this City Of New-York which should have
some pride and honor is the worst-eoyened community
in the world Paris and London notwithstanding their
great size. are kept clean Certainly Napoleon ILL., in
the plenitude Of his power. would be hI7ed from his
throne if be allowed Paris be ike this CITY; and no
Lord Mayor or Home Secretary could hold bis place in
England who would neglect the municipal interests of
London as those of our town are neglected
A lady informs that her street has been cleaned
three times in three years Another correspondent
shopkeeper informs MS that injury is constantly done to
his stock by the penetrating qualities of the street dust
We have only to say to them and to others that We see
hope for reform in the present Indifference which per
yadcs the community in regard to the great law OF Ma
ture-cleanliness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-14

A writer in The DAILY Times, who urges the annex
alton of the Sandwich Islands and whose views are ex
plicty adopted and approved by the editor discoses
the follow ing new light upon an important subject:
Commerce the great strength Of nations Il has been
in almost al instances IN the past and vii ever b. in
tie future Tyre and Egypt and enice and the Neither
lands and Grea' britain successfully becoming the mer-
chants became thereby the masters Of the world In all
time. % come the battles for national supremacy be
fought from the decks C the merchantmen upon the
TIA; patton E be the greatest whose CONNER IS most
extensive ard prosperous The shr waiste Of the steam
engine the Of he waters they divide before the adj
vsncrg prov the signing ofihe wind through the rigging
OF our fleets SC. &c.
Commerce being the great strength Of nations. o
course the Jews of modern times, who devote them
selves more exclusively than other men, must he the
strongest people of the world And all that the United
States need DO 70 get the lead Of the universe 70 aban
don agriculture manufactures and mining-,o iorsake
industry and engage exclusively in trade. Then pro-
ducng nothing they viii be able 10 buy and sell im-
mensely and will grow more respectable aid mighty
every day.
But seriously, Why is il that men who know enough
to write English put the before the horse
scale with such richness Of rhetorical Ornamentatoni
Can be necessary at this time Of day teach sim
Die truth as that it is traffic but industry which
renders nation great and powerful Is it Necessary u
repeat the familiar demonstration 50 clearly given by
Adam Smith the father OF political economy, and repro
fuced bv all sound writers since. that the commerce Of
eountrys entirely dependent IT, production and above
ali that lis foreign commerce is but trAing ncOmparson
With its internal and cannot be Otherwisei We hope
not Go for the annexation Of the Sandwich Islands if
YOU please but do il reasons that have some reason
In them To be the greatest race of traders not the
peculiar glory which would desire for his country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-14

DIPLonrIc.-We learn from Washington that Dab
ney s. Carr the predecessor of Mr. Marsh to be re-
iDstated Minister to Constantnope. The offices of
first and second dragoman Cor iDterpreter) now filed
by Mr Brown and Mr. Holmes, are TO be abolished.
Tie necessity for these Offices the embassy exists no
longer nesmnch the French has of late become the
language Of diplomatic intercourse at the Porte In
stead of dragoman regular Secretary of the legation is
TO be appointed.
There is not little gossip the Capitol in relation
to the proceedings of our Commissioner to China
(Mr. Humphrey Marshall, in connection with CommO-
dore McAuley. on the East India station Ii the
Colonel gets along smoothly in his relations it will
be a wonder He is one Of those men whom it is hard
TO satisfy and who is less pleased than when he
E permitted to have bis own way a sort of political
Mother Carys chicken, who would not TO live at
all unless be could and then be in the midst Of
a storm. If he don't encourage the Chinese revolu-
tionsts il will not be because be is fond of a row.
Yet the Colonel has excellent talents combined with
taste for classical literature, and is in the main good
hearted man. notwithstanding his irritable and trucu-
lent temper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-14

Some good friends of Temperance would seem by
the Brick Church doings of Wednesday-haye an in
supeTable aversion to the company and cooperation of
women in the effective and responsible promotion of
the Temperance Cause 1t can hardly be necessary to
state that have greater apprehension of injury to the
Cause from the arbitrary exclusion of Women from the
cOu1sels Of its leaders than from their prompt and
dial welcome thereto II any question may fairly arise
as to the decacy propriety Of woman's serving
officer of public meeting or member of It's business
committee We hold that it is one which Woman is to
solve for herself whenever the question fairly arises and
and which Man is not called on TO raisewhicb, indeed
it is gross mpertinence on his part to raise when no
woman manifests any quams on the subject. There
many things which Woman is manifestly united by
nature to DO; but perceive necessity for any
bitrary rule forbid her doing them and think the
Diynes and Honorabes who pushed her of the platform
the Brick Church meeting will live to think better Of
the matter That is I'll.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-14
CALIFORNIA.

The resources of California are well forth in the
Report Of The Governor, Mr. Bieer and of the Secre-
tsTy OF State on the Census Of l-52. This document
occupies upward of fifty pages. Among the facts con-
tanned in il are the following
In two years the population has increased thirty per
cent and it is thought that in ten years it will have, at
least qUadrupied There are, at present estimated
305O0O inhabitants, the annual increase being thirty
pine per cenr greater than that Of the other States If
this Augmentation continue, is difficult to proph
ecy the formation of great empire the Pacific in
very short space of time, composed of population
sinulmly varied in IFS elementsa and stimulated without
god mines even the successful industry peculiar to
our institutions.
The productions and capital Of the State, report
ed in the document in hand do not include those of FL
Dorado OF Calaveras and in part oftwo other counties
among the wealthy and productive of the State,
returns having yet been made The estimated value
Of capital employ ed in Agriculture Real Estate aud In
,rcvements is rs follows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-14
The Latest lrom Eurepe by Doc Cambrla.

NONINN, FUdlY, NAY ~ ~
The following is telegraphed TO the L'vcrpool JoArHa Of
the seth April
"PAus Thursday report Of the miscarriage Of the
Empress is now little credited She has been H. but her
health eNcites no uneasiness.
No later authentic news from Turkey The good effect
produced bv Lord Clarendon speech in Paris connue
Frtdoy M0rmng-lhe M0hik ar OF this day announces
the levy of $1,000 recruits.
The Cambria brings East India and Australia ship
The ship Lady Arabella from New York, arrived
Melbourne January % the Elizabeth Eden, from RicA
mond January Is, and the Daniel Sharp from Bosios
January J.
The Hurricane from Hong Kong for New.York pasa
Anii,r February "a
The siam, from Manila for do, and the Mandarin. ioa
Shanghae for do. March ,.
The ships Sea Witch and North Star from An francsa
arrived at Shaughae Feb 5 and sailed the 23d for Hoo
Kong where the North Star arrived on 10Th February.
The Magnolia, from Port Philip, arrived at Cacgh
March TO- the Winged Arrow, from san Francisco. Mtuh
Il and the Rip Van Wrinkle, from Australia March Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-14
From Washington.

NASHINUION FHdaY, Nay u, I7)I
Cabinet session lasting three four hours, held
day. The foreign appointments are not yet completed
FavoIites Of Speaker Ludlow, OF the New YORK Legs
ature Il said all an get places seaman will probably
be- Postmaster az Baby On suffolk Co, l..
Hon John g. Floyd Is here attending to Post Offices and
Lighthouse
Hon james II. Sheriff. of Washington CO, New York,
arrived here Mednesday, had interview with Score
,ary Marcy, ano returned ON Thursday disappointed.
II. Baldwin, Wing, resigned ms cleIkship IA the Land
Office e. day.
The damages 10 the Long Bridge by the floods last spring.
have been 80 far repaired that communication was 10
opened 10 dsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-14
Later frem Mexice-fssasuEariea Q santa Asa-.1,.
sioO Contract Cenfrmed-rehsss, epee Sestrsiis
Treaty Ratih. d-Arsitrary Pres La ", &c.

NEwokLEANS Thurs a. n, II IEt
The stesms Texas arrived 10 day from YvrA CTaa Geo
Uaga who is going Prussia Mexican Ain 's' can,
passenger in her
Gen Arsis sailed from Vera Crus the 9TH IN tn Bro
ish mai steamer Avon for s. Thomas.
City Of Mexico dsfes to the 9Th inst Tie p.p,>,
contain fall particulars OF the Inauguration OF Santa AAa
and 81 the formation cf rev cabinet
The Sloo contract had been confirmed by the Gcrsra.
inert snd the treaty in reg I'd to neutrality concerning as
T,huantspec route also confirmed.
Santa Asa bad proclaimed arbitrary Law with ~
gard TO the press curing all the papers 10 be hnoeosi
by Government and the prOPre,ors to dePos, large sa
securities sud copies Of every article 10 6overnns
Officers before publication. 10 abstain entirely from "a
cussing political matters Severe penalties attend the
Engagement Of these rules and also 10 pRblshag mar
denopinsted subvesive sed,ions hbenous immoral AMI
calunnious.
In consequence OF this law several Of the most prom
nent Mexican journals including IAe AoaitoT hsd eecs
discontinued.
The following is the Ministry; Foreign Affairs ~
Asmsn; Justice Lsres Treasury. ramariz War Tevinsl
Senior Almonte had been appointed Minister to WasAisx
ton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-14

fENPTR,ScE AGITATIoS-In consequence Of the differ
ence which in the Convention held Brick Church
Chapel and the expulsion Of the Women Delegates spill,
has occurred in the Temperance ranks The por-
ton Of the Convention Al their meeting Thursday after
noon determined TO call meeting at the Tabernacle for
this evening place before the public tie question az to
how far woman right TO work ia the Temperance cause
extends They have for speakers Dr. SnOdrsss Of Bald
more well known in the South Temperance orator
and the best talent among tbs Temperance women Lucy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-14

The Anniversaries arc over 50 far a. held in our City
Ohe Baptists meet az TrOy-the General Assembly Of
the Presbyterian Church ar Buffalo We have given
during the week very full reports Of the speeches &c
at the various gatherings Of note and have printed
much of the Annual Statements seemed 70 be Of pub
lie interest While these gatherings have been well at
tended aud their reports of progress generally very
gratifying Il their friends there seems 10 have been an
unusual dearth of great men from distance partlc
pating therein the pulpit has been largely but not pow
eruly represented, and our Clergy have been unu
suallv silent Stl there has been great decree Of
zeal. and no small amount Of talent displayed; quite
enough to redeem the meetings from the censure of dull
ness if not 70 mark them with uncommon fame. The
extraordinary conduct Of the Temperance Delegates in
turning women from their doors has created no small
stir in the town, and seems to promise much excitement
throughout the country The undue warmth which
characterized the discussion anything Contemporaries
The Five Points House of Industry meeting last night
was o new aud interesting feature, and fifty closed the
Anniversaries by gratifying exhibition Of practical re-
suits in lone-neglected field at very doors The
Presentation to Father Gavazz &C Metropolitan Hall
drew an immense audience, and created much cnthu-
Siaen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-14
Proposed Railroad Law in Massaehusetts-The Con-
surutionaI Convention.

=
In the senate to-day bill reported & ron bit pass
eoer trains passing over drawbrdges greater speed
thn a. niles PER hour and IN approaching uch bridges
III rains shall be stopped at from 70 three hundred
seet ON The draw violations OF me act g. D. subject o.
me II $500 n Imprisonment for three years Persons are
70 b. stationed ssss q the bridge before opening the
draw Corporations falling 70 give clear instructions are
10 be liable in s5.COo.
made that the Senate be composed Of 20 members chosen
from slnzle a.stYicts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-14
Later from re,as-The Geld Account. Confirmed.

Galveston dates Of the l0h have been received BY the
steamship Mexico The gold accounts fully confirmed
The Cjolrcsfon Mas il is informed by gentleman
from Holkhart that party Of citizens who had ust
ell from exploring expedition found gold IN the moan
aims miles N OF that town. both the saraos
ard by digging They brought back several Jumps, all d
which were valued az $3.50
The issn Gs,fts which has hitherto been incredulc1S
ully endorses the most favorable reports saying
ouger entertain the least doubts and expects soon 10 heR
Of discoveries eQusllug the California mines.
The deeper the digging the more abundant and nchS
he gold.
The principal region is in Ler,isiana enclosed BY he
Colorado the east the san Saba the north and Tia
river Sano on The South
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-14
Railroad Intelli sence- ~ orriblc AFFAIR, Nc.
pHfINpRF Er,4ax Ma n "a

New Orleans papers Of SATURDAY are to hand
Convention of the Georgia Railroad Stockholders me-
At Atlanta on the 10th inst the question proposed being
the connection the Georgia and Medgevile ROAD
Il was referred "a the Board of Directors.
horrible affair occurred 40 Darlington, South carolina
on saturday last A man named John Sims had difficulty
with the overseer when tina wife OF the latter presented
pistol AT Sims and threatened 20 shoot him Sims mmeA
atey shot her and aftergard her husband killing hun 10
stantly
The entire stock Of g 100000 Of the new Bank in Neg
Orleans WAS subscribed In four days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-14
Canal Board Adjourned, &c.

NTfCI0I TII0T07 ",
ALBANY, Friday, Nay -, 1855
Tie Canal Board adjourned to-day SINE de- having met
twice yesterday and to-day without being able to obtain
quorum.
Mr. Randall Secretary Of State who has been detained
at his home in Courand Co. by Sickness has returned to
this city
man named Mcintosh fell from canal boat this morn
ing and was drowned leaving family at Mohawk. r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-14

SJoal Dirdioi o TAe n 7. TTibFHe
WASHINGTON Friday. Nay 70, 1851.
The following persons have been appointed Postmsters
in Penn wanna;
Sloan, Erie - Mcfarland Meadeville. - Far
ley All, ghany City - Park, Harrisburg, - Andrr.
SOD Pittsburgh lie IS now Dstr bntng Clerk there Eli
Moore has been appo ted Agent for the Orange River In
dams. ALSOMACK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-14
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
seuLAerz Telegraph Oce, Of Hanover aAG 5eav,stJ
Buchanan and the Pennsy ania Consul
at London appointments.

Buchanan and the Pennsyiv aOfce-seekers-CO nsul
at London PIP oinunents.
Sraeal Di,ydfeA 10 TAeN Y Tribsse
WASHINGTON, Fudsy May 49, 1883
It is rumsred that Buchanan will resign English Mis-
sion because by retaining he excludes Pennsylvania from
fat offices not yet filled Though this is confidently assert
by somethe wish being father to the thought probably
hard common people say it is fancy picture
Leading Administration say that two fall missions
those OF Clay and Buchananands seat in the Cabinet is
euough for Pennsylvania
Young America will have representative at London in
George sanders This considered certain and Aspnwa
the present Consul will probably be provided for in man.
ner satisfactory both to himself and friends
Angel will have the Consulshp at Lshaina notwithstand
ing the contradiction OF the statement
Appointment,-Joh b. Sharpsteine. District Attorney
" T. Ableman. Marshal - CAdy and - Estes
Timber Agent, in Wisconsin - Anderson, Postmaster
at Pttsburg. GUS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-14

Stone Of whom We have before spoken. viii make the
principal speech and BE- followed by Emily CLARK. Of Le
roy who presented the petition for the Maine Law 10 the
Legisl'ure signed By 5000 women Of TIE Empire State
We 'sk FOR them candid hearing and have 10 doubt they
VII have larre anienca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-14

HAhrtORD, Friday, Msy Is 1854
This morning the the Middleton Branch ROa
were within about miles OF Berlin upon rounding
the eng neer discovered msn sitting brdge reaingi
paper The whistle was sounded, bat tbs nan did Ra
move and as the cars could not be stopped before 0ng
him the entire train passed him. and cut him con
pleely IN two. His name u not known, and Il presuna
that he intended to commit suclde.