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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
,vr,e.,. Candy & Co.'s Circular.

n Hn.J LIVERPOOL, Tuesd7y FEB. |, lB53
n, goJTox market since Friday mas continued - man
.s The same upward tecdepdy Of late. TIE Amer css
Siees 10 hsud on Monday repo. ted the L jpsten Of
49, lns psomised falling of 10 the Teceps-alco higher
1900 "a recent arrivals Al the ports Of unusually ef Or
6esIty al Of which now considered he a1icstGy
,nnet smaller crop than recently entertained come
ccose considerable confidence been impsri d 70 al
y.sses Of operators Spectators well e. the Trale
have uurcasd freely and limited has the supply OF new
Cotton becone owing 10 the snalness Of recent imports
tIt buyers have been compelled 20 pay alvarez in he
common qualities Of Amel.cs7, Ct fully I'd q u, and
in so4ue Instances IN the lower Qualities even s1lde
higher with the ratcs Of fIdsy sss market
closing firmly.
The Gales for the three days estimated et
Bs,ss spee sed Export Aoscican BrszI. Egyp. s1,at
Monosy 1000 5000 1000 GO $40 1870
Tue.dey. 7cf0 500 800 100 800 go
Impoft for came tine is about u 600 bales
PRICES TO-DAY
ew-Orlesns Fair. SD Mddling. Cd. Ord ..4d5d5d
Mobile Pnir......63d. Middlins. BID Ord ..49505id
Atlantic .....6!d Middling. Sd Ord ..4150sjd
In Manchestcr good bIgiues has been dooe the RI
ssnced rates demanded for both GOODS and YARNS tend 20
check extensive transactions.
Our GRAE market he's been further deDre ,ed and con-
siderable anxiety eynced 10 make sa'cs WHEAT hs5 de-
eDeo 2u5d r 70b. Western Canal FLOUR has been sold
h2 Y bbl and INDIAN CORN on the spot may b pur-
chased ct n q quarter lower.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18
London Metal Market.
Youaon prodvcc rIarLetF,bI

suGARFar bushes ct ve.y full prices. Sales $50 hhd
and terces Refined, doug at former I.ls Grocery
Lumps $50 to al foreign floating brought fun
terms Yellow Hayarah "a bond, zJio to 81. Coffee
Quiet but cbsnge in pIces native Ceylon, Fj6 10 al.
Ney-Easi India steady but quiet Bengal iI6 t. 1913.
corroH, active at ail rates. PEPPER-Black du White
dsuaId. l75 bags sold at ~ 10 g. TALLowFat PiC-
Hy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18
INDIA.

India is at present peaceful everywhere " sha
Pegu has been formally anneAes J, h. .I nys p.
h Empire Its internal sovensn. = sn3 sexsrsl ss
over y r csp sSP P6syr e hes been s9
sstsnis =. r:onership and has ere this
su,ped the reins Of Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

Some shadows are dim, some are sharply deh1et,
Some endure for time, and some pass like tho wind
But the Shadows affixed to the magical plate
BY the genius OF Root as chan geless IS Fate.
COZ sat res gallery open dsy AMI Sat No. 3jj b9aiFD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

RUx OVER BY SrAeE.-A poor woman
named Catherine Liner while rsssBs the Boyery,
Fourth a. on "Wednesday evening knocked down bya
STAGE and severely injured She conveyed 70 the Sew
Dr. b L. Budd after which shs placed Ia the Of
the Commissioners OF Emigration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

DlsoRDERLY HoUsE.-Assist Captain Gar
rett Of the Sixth Ward arrested female named Mary
Williams charged with Weeping dlorderly house n No
100 Centres, A woman named Suclnnah Myers was 30
arrested by Officer Glee on charged with nducus
red woman 10 enter the houEs, and with detaning her
there against her viii TIE accused taken befors
Jsstice Osborn and held 10 await examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

" We are requested 20 eOgre,s -,
port that the murderer ciarks took breakfast {.
e'y OF b. exeeu-ou) bcjags Communion sai Ms
such was net The fact
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18
Y Madame sOntag ha. this week appeared

twice as Lucia in Donizegts most popular opera. Il
is one Of her most successful perfo nanccj The rnu
sic of the first especially has teen rendered By her
with exquisite perfection, superior to anything
ever be.ore heard here. Badiai ai Ashton Is so well
known IS to need no praise; enough that he has
now teen fully equal 10 himself Pozzoni has 10, the
depth Of dramatic passion or the power OF voice sde
quaiey TO represent the gloomy and desperate Ravens
wood In one or two scenes he sings with sweetness,
bu, wherever power is needed he fa and yet in the
duet with Ashton there strains which surprised
the audience by Their strens b. In the finale be was
most deficient.
The opera was put upon the stage with al tae eIe
csnce and perfection Of dctl which eharacterze 'ai'
establishment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

RoBBISG AJEwELRY STAND.-AbOut 2 clock
Yesterday morning. Officer Jackson o. the Second Ward
arrested boy named James Brosan while In the act OF
breaking open and robt ing jegey sand ia Fulton Mar
ke lie taken before Justice Osborn, and committed
TO pr sou 70 answer a charge OF larceny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18
u The following is list of the deaths

songthe passengers per ship Antarctic, FROM Liverpool
We believe this list to be correct near so IS 1t Is
possible 70 get at the present tune
Thomas McLanshhn aged -; Daniel Byrne. $ NJ A.
Nile, II; Catharine MeNamars q; John MCNAMARA, q
Mary Geison ~: John Gslkson ?, Thomas htnichan ~
Thomas Tohey. IS; Ellen OBrien, ~ Wan. Farrell H.;
CsthSEine MnlhsH 81 Mary Dlscol, IS; owen Dsiscol
8; VIM PchsId, - Mrs. PchArd. al Mary Dunn, -; j.
Crss l6. MI Nerrsn Ternsn 81! Jane Nernan or Ter
nsn, s; Alice Mile, Il James Coleman, u raoria Mar
shall 81 Mathew Clsrkin i5 Frederick Ialey infant;
Ann Riley o. Ellen Riley Catharine Riley, infant Ma
gaIet Thompson, 8; Margaret MeDOnohue, p; TAonas
hushcs, p NJ. Shstt s. Ms Dsren o. Deven. ~ Mary
D~Tenor Deyen u NJ Sullivan 50, Rehen, II Joseph
Aann, Z; J. McChene, l5 ?. Alien Is John Allen, ?;
Mana Allen, Mary Ssp.eton IA; II HaseEty, miami
Agnes Much So Ann Hartley, IS Bridget Hays susan
Brogsr 50; Thomas keee, 80; John keefe, p MEcelus
BTcken 50; Mary Martin. 3 VIM Lushmsn, ); Ml-sa'
Wallace, 9 Mary Wallace Charles Wallace, {; Pat.
Brennan, Is James Douelan. 9; Clthrrine Farley ~
CailArine Tanner, rs; John Shaw, p Owen kieolen'
Bridget Kilkollen. I.
Lat Of Sok i1Rde6 at tie QuGras'inePst Murray, Pa
RYAN, Isaac Sa;sou Edmurd Sweeny, John Idle Farce
Nelron George Buckley, owen kin< Wm. Brsskeu, Mary
Jane Garden, Abrsham Number Tnomss Mucahon, John
Neile Michael Blu ns. Eliza Nssets. James CUMMINGS,
Bsse Bese Eiidge Cla-k, Sis Foster, Catharine WI
drd Mary Malgsn, Jane Thompson, Elisa Casey, Mary
Smith, John Joh Fanny Ehct Gentle Spendale Thomas
McDobe Agnes Loyle VIM. Loye Bridget ClaTkin Arch
ibGld Kee;e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18
CIRCUIT COURT-BeforeJ judge MoRais.
Samuel g. Beach agt John A. ro,ker.j

10 recover $500, amount oil nye notes, az
three onhs esch made BY Mr. TooSer an Sept and Oct.
1885, between iozIteen and ftsen ycas They were
favor Of Beech Denton The defense Il the statute Of
hmifstoDa Gu behalf OF the pl1pt IL alleged that
Dir 1Ooktr in 1875 stated TO the OF plaintiff on bis
capg The tioIe Of Mr. in Ced.Tst. that no would not
take Of the statute OF m ato1s but that he Wa
able pay them, bat would faiare time. The
counsel for dense Ead that Nr Tooker bal experienced
many reyeTes end az the me these no . wcis offered
had almost gotten in relation 10 them lie denied hers
bad been any pf.nse 10 pay ard Il II this would about ru'
in Nj T. Tie lsw "a It stlDds and which went into
opcIat IN July 1915, requires new Promise 10 DO in
writing in order 70 take it oct Of the Statute Of
scn u plaintiff es fed - having called on Mr. and
made hs new promise, sr.ted wines, la behalf ~
Mr. r. tMr Hsnehnsnl testified 70 being pfesn at ii the
tine the that M. II. y an aged man end quite
deaf ead the conversation seated b occurred he thinks
be would have herd IT, Mr. B. Oh being recalled said tho
pron 1e o. second interview. The ALLEGED promise
having been teCre the law 10 wsss question TO- ths
Jury whefher IL had teen made. Verdict Tor paina1,
O. 7es So beng su.0u0t srd interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

London Money sIurket......FEB. 1

In Of lower pices from the Paris BouCs the
pnssh Funds ORIENT ts IrorGng et afuThcr decline Of
~ demfud Stock the parc Of the public a
recovery; which, however, o0y part
msptsped ConsOs for money were fist quoted 90 20 /
end afer touched @ they cosefat 99 II for the
ns ,reount in March they le of at GOT to Bank Stock
Ww quoted ID to 70; Reduced 90 10 100; Three-anda
CluArter Per Cents lt3 70 !.
The demand for money out Of doors continues steady bat
not active The best paper could have bee1 dis
counted to-day at n r. cent go
The Continental exchanges stu show tendency TO inn
movement and at Vienna the rate hes advanced - 05
from ST. Pe.ersbuTgh ater IN Is reported but the
mtanccs OF gold 10 that city, which he'd ceer sd dunstho
mast fortnight have been IesInC5 to-day 20 the extent of
send any large sum- and II is expected that the Quantities
lately sfded viii prove fully sufficient to prevent any
upfsyorabe reaction.
The very large export of the precious metals for the week
which exceeds A6OJ GEO. compared 10 the small amount in
ported say 10000 has doubtless hot been wanting in tnd
ing 10 produce the depression which exists, the
movements Of the Bank Of England viii depend upon the
demand made upon seoers for bullion Money continues
easy both the house and OF doOi but in great
demand
PARIS BouRsE Feb. The Three Per Cents co5ci -
day the end Of the month"; at 79E 2c Fourand al
Per Cents at 1857. ice.
London Metal Market.
TIE market continues tuoyan, COPPER mot TO be had
AZ the quoted price British TIN and LEAD very rm
BAscA hes been sold at ~ advance. TfS PLATES in
exien.iye demand higher expected SPyLTEa
has been dealt very largely in NJ i2) ST. aud holders
standing out for 42O lOi The Iron market is in an in
proved condition Scotch PCS J} cash GIG for three
months delivery Very large transactions have taken place
during the week, particularly In GLASGOW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

~ GottachaIks second Concert at Nlblo's
Thester last evening attended By flA and enthu
slasie audience With regard to his playing, We need
only repe4, the eulog.guls already 90 unanimously
passed upon him HIS claim 10 be considered the FRS:
picnofoIie player ever heard in Ame-ica cannot be
disputed We cordially congratulate him upon sue
cess go complete and brilliant He was assisted BY
Madame soliag sndthe artists Of her troupe who sArg
with ell thst perfection which the public 50 vel know
how 10 appreciate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18
70 Comptroller Flagg has published the

NEw YoRx, Wednesday, Feb is. 1854
comply with tie recnSs; Of Josst,i n T,vlar E.,
le ComptrUhe IN stating TIA; he has returned % the
SINKING and Of the City the several sums which he re-
eeaFeS rom H. with Interest each cheek from the
ing IN ell 20 Ss5l So y Is statcdby Mr. Tayic ,hst the
resolution of tie Commissioners II the Snkin. Funi
wss adopted sfer consuls:ion with the Corcoraaoa
counsel and opinion given by him a 70 the e,aly
of the same C. FLAGo, Comptroller
The preceding completes the payments from ne
Sinking Fund Commissioners. with tie exception Of
those from the two who are members Of il a. Chsir
men Of the Finance Committees Of the two boards
upon whom no demand has as We, been made. Why
does no, the Comptroller bring them up TO the rack
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

DEPARTURE OF GsS. PIERcE.-Daring the
dsy yesterday large number OF persons de5rous Of
seeing Gen Pierce called a. the Astor House, bur Gully
a snan proportion Of t6em succeeded IN gaining an
interview During the forenoon lie visited Mrs Worth,
q; the staten Of tie Comm n6an. on Bedows leland.
No public demonstration Whatever took place dariag
bis stay he took the o'clock train for Philadelphia
where he arrived (ss informed by telegraph il dle
se.son lie viii probably proceed then-e 20 Bald
more tc-lsy, and tomorros arrive II Washingtoa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

WAsHrysro,'s BlRrHDAT The g1sits az
tie Metropolitan Hotel sc rnsSag srr.nssn'ns i'f
ua.picen, bal o. Toe evening Ct tas u as Il 0'a''
OF the birthday Of lie IaaSr-sl wAsIErS0roS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

TIE ERIcssoy.-We are informed upon re-
liable suitorty, tsd from different sources, that cur
item In regard to he time made ~ this weasel On Tues
day, was erroE.cu.. sne passed Pier No. Z K, al
3I2PA, sld the Harsxs at lis instead Of i4o as
repored. This would give her stsh Instead OF 'ir
miles per h0ur a; ia tine. On Wednesday afternoon
when the s:orm ceased the telegrsphers closely exam
ire5 he ocean as r Is they could (sboui % n-)
but BE E. could boz be discovered she went or 10
the morning in the teeth Of heavy sea- The Wind aa'
irg blown violently from the south AID southeast dur
ing the night and morning.
p She pl0, who brOusht up the B'i''a s'eeuis'
ApS, reports thE be saw tee Ericsson i!'.s !"
yesterday morning aleu-; % niles s'afaea'' OF '-'
Eistisncs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18
CITY ITEMS.

RANGE or THE THERMOMETER Ar
l. T. De,Gfo.r's formerly Lynch Clark.I ~ Val a.
1853. IAN. No0a SPIN SPIN
February iT..........S3 50 ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-Bsfogs ledge WOODBURY.
William White al, William Turnare.

To recover damages for alleged assault and
battery add biting plaintiffs Plaintiff employ
d q isIdsIt AID Ar Corae, stage propresrs IA Tary.
En;b lie Ebses day or two, an a1o,hsr put
his place lie back and nssedrpon gongto worn,
lad remaining until .aI Cornell who had engaged hfn Do
charged hm BIZ 7. oGdered lin 70 90 away but be re.
f1ssd flows e1ehHged bstSeen th-fn dnring
which af T. It u said BIZ pe nose bs, n,t severely
IE Gs,nss, Il said thl fantr eo1rneneed .be assault
thst Ar. 4. merely hold Of hose which palnn had,
il cIdsr TO get away from him. when psint.a strns< him
in tie face The trsf beiers DC, no eeenss.
WHEN verdict nyeD Or plaintiff Of s75 %, set afds
on motion Of psnts az being inssfeient TnsJufy row
found seTcict og plaintiff Of S which, being under 30
carries like auouaf 81 costa 49,,
william a. Gray at Tin.sshy w Reeve.
Plaintiff eousixDe6 IN Dec 1872 ana bezlnE ne Of ll3l,
IN r a. tnrsr % defendant cczAnaisssoa which sod
Tor 81 rs S. OF Which, after asSnetinz va 81 commission
Ss,lesnt psd p.An,sa al but 80 81 aad the .ser sum
ef,U1snt claims have been sed credit 70 parties N
Bcso1. sDd have been loss. Plaintiff eont>nfs tha
connzssE meTefsbt IN such 10 tae an's o. oes
ter g1saItees 20 ths tie Amount OF MSS 40
bripgs seton ~ recover the Balance 49,
nfe.eDse. q "a eontspded that no rsea ~
alleged ezra snd that the rsk 10 upon tAs '"A~
Is oE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18
U. 5: DISTRICT coURr-esfors Jqas. Bsrr'.


Ksnney Couilard sst. Anthony L. Bleecker.
BY the Captain Of the u. >. supply steamship
Edith TO recover ESQ tbs following agrcemsnt dated
MszatlsD, Mexico, Nay, 1873;
We collectively and Individually hold ourselves rospon.
sbe for Ire payment Of Saus H. Robnsons pssags when
ariys San Francisco. TIE amount Agreed 90 % $50
$. II. R0srssos,
T.. H. DAMMIT,
A l.. BLEEckeh"
In aeisnse II i. said that il Is not maritime Contract
which can be- enforced by this Court the Captain Oh vessel
engsgcd Ia the service not beiaz az liberty 70 maSo
trysie oonscisthet sad BieeeEeI-fwho dsienas tn9
tutl being az Mazatan Mexico, az tbs tune meEtloned
saw NJ Robinson, aE American ci'lIen, there IA very
destitute eTeumsisEce. having esine tnefe on bssgU
ca frus but unable. from wat OF eclnisy nsafs 70
,roceed frrhsr-wLch facts xnowfto psinnn ard
tsf aid Blocker moved By the socit.oDs OF said
n 10 tn the paper referred tthat tls Edith wa en-
sssed In The QuaGsrBGstsr DspsItneet on tho Pseife,
ar torehsd Il Mszaan her way 10 San bs Mexico,
10 take osd CT coal % San FrABcsco, a1d MI kobns0a
VS. received on board Of her IL addition % the detsvs
at the CAPTAIN Of o. vessel cannot engage bis weasel
IN priyase eouiYsef, Is coufepded tlzt there 10
I'D Kpfesed in the Pap,f ia consequences Of which,
Il hes no vitality the avs Of Sssfork. Afsumess
heard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

Bo.Ep or EDCcArIos.-Ihe annual election
If ocers Of rs Board took place Wein sfsy wta ne
= r,i,g re,n,s President CYsUs p SMITH Wee
r-osds,;r { L Holnses; Clerk, Charles Dee, 3sar.
Ms,trr CEaEies Dean was Tesqp1tn,ed Messenger
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

CSThe New-Jersey Railroad Company have
ft;,d Up very beautiful style Tor the special Of
Preside ., Tier rec ard his ffiepds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-18

s,,rous CHARsE.-R Richard Neagle and Fran
-. Cenrer hive bean srrested charge Of hsy!ag
e.u,ed the aesth Of Thomas Enssh, ~ irse;1r1g IA
sip h an srsy scne tEo weeks sinee a: the Lg.4ys
ton HOgse, u CSh-nrO.s-st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-03
advocated.

THE RECENT KILLING OF MAJOR ARNOLD OF
THE SECOND DRAGooNs BY ASST. (ARMY) SURGEON
SrEINER-We have history Of this horrible affair
by private letter direct from Fort Graham Texas,
where it occurred. IL seems that Steiner and
Lieut. Bingham, from drinking fell TO Quarreino.
SO disturbing the garrison as to compel the com
mander, Major Arnold, to go to them and order
them TO their respective quarters. Steiner then
told A. that if he placed him under arrest he
would kill him. This threat being taken mere
ebullition of passion, Arnold took no notice of it.
and the quarreers went to their respective quar-
ters On the next day, when they had time to cool
their passions, Arnold sent the Adiutant of the
post with an order to arrestboth. They were found
at Lieut.. Binghans quarters, apparently about to
renew the quarrel. steiner, on reading the order
for his arrest gave himselfup, and again remark
ed that he would kill any man who should arrest
him, and desired to Arnold. The Adjutant a(l-
vised him not to go over to AS quarters lest he
might commit himself by using violent and insubor-
dluate language. But he persisted in going there
In few moments the Adjutant heard pistol shots
there-six-and, rushing over found Arnold lay
ing welterng in his blood in the passage between
his two rooms. Steiner had fired four shots, each
of which had taken effect, and Arnold had fired
two, neither of which hit s. Arnold lived but f..
teen minutes after being shot Steiner had escaped
when the Adjutant entered, but he re-arrested him
few moments afterwards, saying that he was
about to mount his horse to GO and deliver himself
up TO the civil authorities. He is now in custody at
tne post MRS. ArnOlu was IN me Majors quarters
and probably saw the whole atfray. Steners of
fence is punishable with death, of course under
martial law and we take it for granted that he will
be forthwith court-martiaed, unless the civil au-
thorities take him by writ of hobeQs corpas out of
the hands of the nlilitary-and afterwards, if the
law courts fail to convict him.
Some years since, Steiner cut Texan citizen,
with whom he quarrelled In billiard-rooul, almost
to pieces with abowieknife, his antagonist using
similar weapon. He afterwards cured the Texans
wounds. In that affair, he was thought to be usti-
ned. He is, proverbially, one Of the most skilful
surgeons in the service, and devoted to his pro-
fession that during the Mexican war, after he had
sufficiently attended to the wounded on the Ameri-
can side, he was in the habit of going over among
the Mexicans and dressing and operating on their
wounded con onnore He is a small man Of remark
ably polished manners, but with an eye in his head
which tells of the desperation of his character
when aroused by passion. He is native of Penn.
sylvania- Wash Star.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-03
ARRIVALS AT The pRIseIpaI' po7zss


EXCHANGE HOTELS I, siss.u
Sslease, Alabama; II Catlets, Gloueestas 7. ~
Anhe; MoRtero, Macon a.. = ~,
ard Tarpin Mpsyssr Clarke g Parys.r
Mss Robinson Hsfsx; vsnab.n ~ e. isd ~ md
ss ,ns. DappvilIe; Lemessy AID q g
ton, G; w Haired, New 6rieans /. thasles-
usr, Jones Orange; Esti Lerisas,n IA ?,
ny, iady, children and servant. Mstsgssss III
borough, Wiiism mScIae frsasTieksgurg. Has
5 Fsln, Warm Springs @ LINES Janii " lrS
Stuart msn and George LanE Mebsle MTs " w
Hslnpso S.asTl and alexander Meazs Norfolk.
5arnett Dsnville. Hooson. Ht. e.s1nsid
Si1a SPRINGS Lorton Henriso: q ~
Miner 7; aT c.1 ma,ssog A, Fs,ssdssIssS.
"a Jones Jones, nsruthers, do, GrayeIy Hs,r si ~
tom R iGpns, e Edely BsEer D d. B S2
and lady oainan .1 saG ls5v hMqss W Poreher
en e Z; Armstrong ST Tonib,y b, Me- 9 FOR
I; Washington and lady Wsshiosaeeae
Fsnasv w " IN II Watkins, Baltimore w Tsbss
AMEKiGAN HoTEL.--A Hopkins. sarrv. rr.
fe r5 Lynehbqrg; Boush, Alexsndrs: a. n
H Walker, n Jones' Hon Thss B p f,God his
mattox; D Witt lady Nelson: j IN + H.. aPpo-
Li~9ycnSson; Mallory, Brunswick; + oRal a'
I; Fl Wynn, Arkansas; w UrqnSsrt1 ADson n
ampton Nj Patterson, Syracuse n L: q = Tae q
G Ustd Pgyhstan w Smith, Nelson PPeassuS9tasI
M Hamilton, Plymouth: g Hopkins lad ,,SSI,
Logan, Mrs Wilson servt, w Fl lSsebe N Y, S Er
FISHER, Fluyanna; Goodman Cumberland I y
Jones Abrahams Buckir CHAM: r = NJ. = e =
d \ lady, Cumberland; B Brooks ladies' ~ y
lngham; w Harter Nelson; Jno NJ NoS.le1. RI
mond; w Prave, Henrco: r Ellis Ana, ss.'s n
:, Morris, Va; Maj S Anderson, USAJCM,rSH
Westmoreland Co. - "ayo,
CITY HOTEL-G W Gatewood and w N Wa.
ing, Hgguenot Springs; Fl Heath and ] Az az "
\; y II berkley, Memphis r johnson n q. u n
Nichols and son, Campbell w " Bradlev sIa II n
Butler Henrco; A Moss. Fl Moss j Wjjk;asoo1
and u Ross, Newburn: Rutherford Phij.. = q
sutton, Caroline; P Turner. New Kent. n w
Feirce and Peters. Va Central K r: j G Cola,,."
Louisa Ledgerwood, L d K K; II Westbemer- ~
Meshon. Caroline Pritlow Southanoptap.' w w
Callahan, Carpenter aud w II MAY. CoIumLrsW
d Cobb and J White, Cumberland, " E Rug.7ess
Jefferson; Toy, Phila; Thompson G NJ Pafsrt
and J i Ball and lady, Raleigh; Dr. b Ball G.. D-r
II Poindexter and servant, L Gatewood and N r., Z
lana, Henrico; j II Street, Hanover C w Robsnsc
Petersburg. -7'N'
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-T Thurston. Balt;ro0...
I Fl Faulkner, Halifax; J u Nowling Va: n ! Dnn'
Amelia; Roper, Petersburg; w c Word Rprkinn,
ham; J lsbell, Cumberland; X Royall S,ySnsays-
vile; Bodkin, Botetourt J Lester, Nat. BridgeP
Payne, Fluvanna; d La Prade T SubIett Povrba'
tan; j w BurtoR, Leaksville
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-03
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. on l4th street,

has been brushing up painting and re-tting the AL
hambra and now the bar-room is the most superb of
since and astonished to the splendid paper
ing upon its walls and the neat and convenient
pect of the whole paraphernalia of the house. Joe
an enterprsing young fellow and his strict atten
ton to business will not be overlooked
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-03
PUN1sHEp.-A hack driver named Jesse


the property of William Gwathmey, was ordered
fifteen stripes last Saturday by the Mayor for oggng
with whip small white boy named Thomas Sam
mini, the day before. The defence offered as pal
listing circumstance, that boys in the habit of
stoning the hack horses he drove and the stable
which they were kept; and also proved very good
character, but the Mayor not disposed to over
look offence of that character and therefore felt
bound to order the punishment