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MAYORS uKr-Sdturddy.-FvRlous DRIvNG.-J. b
Harvey ucd 81 for suffering his boy to drive his wsg
gon at furious rate through tho street on Friday
evening.
BArLEp-Patrick MaIdeii, FREQ colored man. was dis
charged from JAIL having given the required bail $3.50
to DO Of good behaviour next twelve MONTHS
The charge by which this responsibility incurred
the keeping OF dsordery house the of Main
and s5th streets lie Gued IS in each case of four
oui OF seven for the unlawful sale of ardent spirits In ad-
dition To the recoguzauce above.
APPLICATION DtscHlRaED.-Mr. Crane applied
to the Mayor for the discharge of colored man named
habria, from Lynchburg who represents himself being
free. lie was employed hand board boat called
the Exit, and having ventured go large without hi,
register he Gagged. Mr.. Crane inquired if lac would
be discharged upon the production of proof of his free
dOm He stated that his papers at Lynchburg.
His Honor could only regard the register as proof q
that fact
He was not discharged
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TEEAsrKY Drrlrrl.xt s..ri ON 10.

plated rem,Ieipg Of the T.ra .. the next session o.,
Congress
TREASURY DrP,Er4iSr. sept Q1. 1893.
Sir The Increasing revenue auI accumulate, sr,,r,
Of money 10 ae treasury render t most probable ., ts
tAun g De- made prominent suit VI d..u-.Jr suI
examination. vita production dufH she arrfsseL
ug Session 90 CDuercss d. The meantime auI 90 q. srt
day nay be d-lrgas obtain lfom the in.,-t
reliable source. tr beet iyflstDf Of tt u.sy 8i M
prent fates 81 dIy upon she letJg Lfancb.- Of d.-
~ Of the county. aud Of TIE ,gss h. expected fyn
tie pruposeI uo4 hcauOus
Inder-tHuIHs rIat yol als interest i1 is sli ff
and have gsc1 SOME attention w. Dc arI rsfLs4. haze
been n stu tup- t1 ptte uf.I yI4f reach .sf, valuable
Information, 500 uI ns.t ou a. ur bog ,u..I.rsrs
o. this dfptrm,rf 0lf s-as thereon ..I f.. ..f
hrs Of articles nos subject ~ Ulff. sUr. ...o.. D.. ~
such 'ier., should De duy rog, suIof l.u o.,r
on which tIc pflttut 1Itt should U. reduced
The existing tariff Lasiu. been .r.srsd generally and
Substantially of rs'cuus uui i.r .r aud ,lal oqrfa,f
both betse,l tH various sections 90 flc r1Hrff ard
ttc various Lrtr,1ss OF il.ify. the same objects .I
uudou teIy bs tspt Boo tl.4 cod tbc relation Or 1.t
fhan bU ma.r .YIi De ~ aifugl EEL tu 90 fl 900 rl.
participated Boo rs tfr.ht tI ever, iul.f,s' amos tu t...
section Arfir.a alrb ,uf'r inuI o1f r,..f,. ,.
Chose which dI rn DIU" iut' cuHG. uIu sif Ap.f,.af
products those about Witch uefs doubue.s 0e s
least question.
Be.iir tbcss objects IN the proposed rcIlraJn of u
tafin Of such arrangement Will anIri pf1grUUt
beucut snd reH. 10 every portion and utrr- NJ te rYu
tfy thcfc b. auuthef vhch ought bY De- DIR,
FsrJei abridKc le iiJo. 81 uc ustoi hysoi
uccs 90 gcuefal consumption Hpi atucius paying bed
duty, which but iOr his ns,lethy1 might properly
made sutjects 81 revenue.
sn, vuy respectfully
JAMES GUTHRIE
Secretary II the Treasury.
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SIlOCKOE FOUNDRY.

CARY STREET, EAST SIDE OF SuOCKOE CREEK
RICHMOND, VA.
TUNALBorr BROTHER continue manufacture their n
n proved portable STEAM ENGINES CIRCULAR SAW
MILE Of the best materials in the workmAnlKs manner,
and on accommodating terms Al~o:
StAtioUaty Engines Of required power
Orist Mil Machinery
Boilers steam Engines aud other purposes
Tobacco Presses and Screws Tobacco Flaitsning Mills
Levers, nands, 2c.: Railroad Work % all kinds
Bra,s an Iron Casting, and all descriptions Wrought
Iron Forging
,hng purchase any Of the above articles would
DO well To cali On Us before ordering elsewhere.
se2J-lm TALBOT BROTHER
ENANiIY, EXTRA, AND sUPERPlNE FLOUR, Of ftvourte
n brands and superior quality quantc. purcha--rs,
Tor sale by ,sc2al OEO. X. PEAKE.
- - RMS BUNGARDNEES OLD RYE wHIsRFY; 30 Ibis.
- Rc1dson'sd do do leo bb TuscaoosA MonongaLe.
ia do DO, 10 store aud for sale ty
sssI ALVEY LrPsCoMn
GNoftEF-lEH iAgs IaguayTA Coffee do;
~ cd Java do; 80 bAgs Government do, sale by
st@t ALVEY A LIPsCOMn
- UGAR2G hhds Muc1vado sugar dry and good quality; 80
- his Porto Rico sugar. Of hnc quality 20 bL prize
refined Sugar, for sale by
se23 ALVEY LIPsCoMB
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az Tho Lgiegioa Ctfs 70 comes toas 10 ncw dress
sad .sucA inprovei sppe'raacs. The Gazette i' of
she bcs, papers oar exchange BsL We Ssh 1t sOosa
ped success
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-26

AcoIDENr-As Mr.. Robertson Arnold gentleman con
neced with the establishment of Mr. Tmrpin Undertaken
corner 18th aud Bank streets, returning in buggy
from the house of Mr. Sanard in Goochland where he
had gone business connected with the burial of the late
Edward Lyons and just he reached the corner Of eth
and Banks street the horse made sudden jerk when Mr.
A. prccpiiated the side of the buggy falling
violently the ground He bled freely through the ears
from the effect Of the fall and otherwise severely
hurt lie immediately removed to the house of Mr.
j. NJ. Patton next door to Ia hyette Hail. which the
accident occurred lie continues in very precarous
dition.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-26

Toutcao Tile only sale which has tr,nspifcl since last
week, BE- Dot 81 % binds Admitted Wcincsisy 90 s
1r Furr. orc fully miItiuri ts b. indicated br these
hgufcs, arI accordingly continue ~ quote FACTORY
Lus' 10 ilj 2r Piutora at SO. lnicrur o. Common
LoliC lifG - ftt 1i 49, Fiu. i2ls, and Choice
aud Selection. l.4t3 g. Received during tie past
week, 1856 hhds Exported IGI hhis to New York.
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FUNERAL PEocEssoS.-The Richmond Greys Captain
Elliott, attended yesterday the funeral ceremony ofMr
James u. Hart member OF that company whose death
took place on Saturday. They made ul turn out and
appeared in excellent style they marched down Frank
lin street the residence Of the deceased Join the Odd
Felo"s and Fire Company, No of which the deceased
wasa member. As the Grcys left tue ground in
front of the City Hall the Arnory band played that new
air, my OH Kentucky Home lately introduced, we be
lieve, for the fret time, by Kuukes Opera Troupe The
effect charming. IL seemed to fall upon every
like spell, less because Of the intrinsic beauty ill.,.
air which, 10y the way, has become very popular than
the peculiar style Of exceleLce which derived when eI
eeuted 10y the Armory Band.
The procession formed very large and imposing ar.
ray. Tho burial took place Hollywood Cemetery
lAnFAs CoRrus-A wit Of haLsds corpus has been l.
sued the petition Of Oliver LIler drscrtcr from the
brig General Foster who l. confined ia the ji fi.
city lie committed under the warrant of VIM. r.
Watson, t. = Commissioner pending the departure of the
vessel from Rockets. The petition l. founded upon the
injustice Of retaining the prisoner in custody whcn the Gen
tra Foster had lett this port It will be heard to-day be
fore Judge Halliburton Of the United States Court
A. j. Gran" is counsel for the petitioner.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-26

Tux NEW YORK SUB-TREAsuRr.-The New York Her
aid la it, money article gives interesting statement
the in which the Government specie j. kept in
that city. On FRIDAY night last, millions Of dollars
consisting exclusively of gold coin of the United States
With the exception OF few hundred dollars in silver,
were locked ~ in the vaults in the Assistant Treasurer
office His office is situated in the northeastcry Of
the Custom House, which built of iron and stone hav
ing double iron shutters and being guarded by watch
men, who occupy the apartment during the night The
safe containing the coin is composed 90 double sheets Of
ron yeuCthened by bars lattice work OF
steel rods. between which no instrument file
The sae i hiteen feet long eight WIDE and about
feet high. Ii il divided into apartments in the inner
Of which tue money is deposited aud it has three
thick iron doors each having two locks the KEYS to which
distributed at night among the different clerks-the
Assistant Treasurer keeping himself the register
Of the principal KEY, that the safe he unlocked
uulr- all present On the sides OF the safe tiers
of b1xes, capable OF holding in all ne millions six hundred
thousand dollars. They filled with coin which
put up 10 bags Of five thousand dollars each excepting
lev containing small amounts for convenience IN max
ing payments. The weight Of the ten millions Of gold
IN custody eighteen and three quarter tons-U. $
IrIEefte.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-26

TIE EPIpTNc.-The shadow of the Angel of Death
still lies dark upon suffering city The past weeks
have been weeks Of sadness and The hearts
strong, brave have failed them for fear, they
have looked upon the ravages Of the DESTROYER DE
few, who would feel responsive tbrob the ques
tion-"Who has not lost friendS" The dark and de.
serted dwellings the barred portals of the and Off
OF business the step of the few and sirAg
Cling passengers in the thooughres the Grape that Hut
mourniuy the door knObs-all these betoken the
affection that is rife in midst Business has lugh
lost its vitality, the of the druggist and
the shop of the undertaker-fcrc alas, may remark
activity significant cnough.-MoJls Adr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-26

From THE FIsHERIEs.-The United States steamers
Princeton and Fulton, comprising part of the fishing
Squadron under Commodore Shubrick arrived below Ports
mouth Sunday evening. The latter vessel when
ming into the anchorage ground into collision with
schooner which visible, owing the prevalence
the time OF dense fog The schooner had her jill.
boom carried AWas and the quarter boat Of the Fulton
smashed The brought from the fishing grounds
states that quiet regns there and the reports which have
appeared in certain newspapers representing different
condition of things exist either exaggerated
trely without foundation Fish were found in abundance,
and number Of vessels had returned home with full
goes. correspondent of the Boston Traveller writing
from Gloucester, under date ofthe 2otb, says
The iOlOWing vessels arrived from the Bay Of St Law
Yesterday --Schooners Isabella, Kendall Mary
Jones, Carter; aud Golden Rule Bartlett. They have
been about three months, and with poor look the
three vessels having only 200 barrels Of mackere They
will not pay their expenses There were mlckerel in
shore but they dare not venture in OF the vg
lance Of the British cruisers.
They bring up the l2th instant and spoke a
large number Of Gloucester vessels with only small fares
OF mackere not averaging than 80 barrels each
The prospect that it will be poorer for the
Gloucester vessels on the northeast coast
The clipper schooner Winged Racer" Parker
spoken the 7th instant, North OF Grispe. She
had been taken mot seized by Of Her Majesty fleet
for United States cutter and the usual cvities
a. ont he shown, when they found that the
Winged Racer was Gloucester fishing clipper.
Nackerci the rise in the market aud there will
not be than one half the number Of barrels packed
here, or landed, tia; there last wear.
The schooner Harp, Slcs. arrived ROckpo5t last
week from tie Bay, with only 50 bArres-U. $ GIsetc
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Z. o. DtTEirr Au0HygY APPoiSTEr. Wa-b.r gion
sept % Tho Fre.iisut has appointed Wm u Davis.
Esq, of Bucks count, Pa District Attorney for the
Tefrtory ofNew MEXICO. II IL expected that NJ Davis
vii leave lujspendsuoe No, Elh The 0oyeFnment train
on the 2Oth Of Octobsr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-26

SPECIAL MlFTNO ~ the Eiodets Hrook Turn
pile Coupluy Ctmpnr Rom y Nsssfs
NVfitan Co.. Saturday, See iu O.toDgr, at ~ gd'k
Puuctuai attendance requested.
sy7s-steoI WORKMAN, Secretary.
HyOR PHILADELPHIA 70 ALL Monday. the
~ 16fh ttsfant . ocirck, =. MTFe Steam tftfhSN
fHp CITY RICHMOND, capt Ntchfn, rfady IlHI.1
n receive freight aad vii 81 - sb"ve Yef iIegh -
iogSs renal log On tAe uharf ~ hours
ss7e r. RAsKlf, Agszt Y. ahcs
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In p,riormn ibis work ta,yr hundred public addresses
delivered and liu tseoty live thousand mile.
VI travel accomplished.
Thee .ut nu.t boz highly gratifying a. the contdbu.
efficiency and prosperity A. an instrumcnttty TOR good
n cIluyiiug moral aud christian principle boz tc youth.
FOL minds the country aud sigrJiug Toe ruimsns
simple literary education tD lhrg" ca r. tnulfenwiD
have no other 81 Instruction the Sunday school
Union cannot be- to- hs valued or iOefaiy aided aud
encouraged.
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FALL TRADE-

III
GtIlRIsrItN Il LAIIHOP. No. % Main .t,rrt h,,. -.
ths stock ofDry Goods suitable and win.
Ter, 10 which they invite particular attention:
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
s Coored and Black embracing every style and quality
S,h%srs' and Mo1,n DE LAlne all qualities. designs
French Merinoes, all ooors; French Prints best quality
EMBROlDERIES
Collars Sleeves Caps Bands
CLOAkS.
eonpeie assortment Of Ladies' Chndren sI Cotton and
Mo9l Hos all sizes Together with general assortment
Also
APEtiNG-EnSlish Carpets, Rugs Mats, &e imported d.
rec, from The celebrated mAnueor Crosby sons
cannot De surpassed Tor beauty II design biAncy
ors by ios sold the United American Carpet.
Piano Covers. ''''"' AUG anu
A GHCuLruRAL LIME-sI5 ibis superior VmginA Lime
N jreeeived. portion being slightly We Offer
NV a 'Len sS,y at once. Yer ,se on sons,nment
ASsINErs, KERsEYS, LISSEYs, AcA full assortment Cas-.
siHet' Ke'sey' Ln'eys, Fanel, Blankets, by
sea c. HAKTwELL L co.
~ UTTER-BUTTER-2 nrLins fresh Mountain Rp,,., ina, re-
. oeiVei for sale by
SEGA EDWIN WORKMAN CO.
WnALE oIL-iO 'isree' whAis or ~
w SEA- EDWIN WORKMAN CO
= LAgGE GRISD STONES for aetorirs rs smaller do
- making a complete Assortment. for sale By
IN Ems GTass-l5O bushels for sale by
IN sei9 WA PALMER
NINALi. DRESS GOODs-PALL DRESS GOODS have re-
Gcod con'is,ng o. Reh gh Coour,) Plaid SINS handsome
solored BrocAds slk Plain wat-r silks SINS Plain
Pl,l, spun sax raia real French Msrlne,; GaPaea'
confident able to ODER them as great indsc"
menus In the above goods
siLAs L. JOHNSON, No. 81 Main street
". Opened handsome lot Of CIohs Of yaouS colour. for
Ladies colk' and Boys wear, which will sell low.
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TO SPORTSMEN OF THE FIELD.
FALL IMPORTATION OF GINS,


FALL IMPORTATION OF GUNS.
- ssn northern markets GiisSn case. o. TsStls
der f,.l Sho, BSi. siay Fs. COS md Wan s fSS
h'h rru'.ian CAPS sPom.n wishing nee. a. for the f,i
ton before Purchasing. JANIS wAISiI
Guns and Hns mating, and Gunsmhi9g In al Its various
snn.. kys atsd to LOCKS and csss mounted seq 2"
WPOORs ron SCHOOLS COLLEGE, AND Summaries.
i an extensive stock Of scii6o hooks smTasSg an lds
' SE ,I 2. SIn snd f T,,@"sa9s
School education Among Of these Lately received the
CnrsiSysostbard, Principle, Of Chemistry Illustrated By
Yca1aa c'.. oot q c6S@i.iry IN Wien he principles Of
G,s D',', nsIiSi@ @Sg ne mot ,mgoIlsh'
GUnLoar Elements Of Geology ~ Aohzo Gray and c. D.
rIrsolo, cl,s, Eo.t q ryoo o[ The use O schools
P,' S@s T ' s@S,. W S' Of inferior 'n"'
Cuttefs Fiy siplpgy, edition
Mar,t sc,,se, 0oios. q Moral Science ny Archibald Al.
rlipg' Edited by r. r,isron- edition.
Les,s dreoup" made 20 eaahsr asd % o,s re boz IN
,s23 bookseller s,aioner and Dealer IN piano Tors,
NEW FALL AM WINTER my GOODs-we are fe.
~ oevng daily and nov have In siofe the largest and bst
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
e.. ana he rUss ssns.ry .ioct before tacy
p'e , g',yT I 81 tn g, ssd Sr,ns
nlesshci and hro.n 90 ion Diil'
MHutrsaa large stock
Jailed Cloths, Kerssys, Saiucts and Twced'
Domestic and Al. wool Fianuels
ulra he'd aud brown Canton ritunes
Plaid aud Plain tinacys
utarf. Hue Green and Brown wrench Cloths
frt Fre Cashmere UotutlnH
Fancy Ctssimrrra and SIk and Wool Nfstinga
Lnrua, Table pHnrHsk NaTtins
Ilnru siirctinff atd Pillow Case tinruH
French Mcriuu,s, 80 rrUrF, large stock
Persian Cloths plain and printed
H1nltfnpa md Alpaca
an Printed Frcnci De Laincs
Rs P '4a dsshm,te and satin y. Chine,
nd IN plaids for children
Ladiea' cloths. IN coofs and Qualities
Plain acku nf Dtt Figured silks
Rich Plain and brocadc SILKS
M1rd Antique, very fith Drcrt nnd Cl0at Trimmings
Muslin, lace, Jtcouet ilont1n and Maltese CoIars
an Of which gill Fei IN he best terms
fcU WARREN A PERKINS. No "a gle etuara.
UFHF-H IMPORTED GOODs- wfLtINUHAN, tLiFTT q
~ co receiving f morning, ~ their
~ NE steamers Arabia, Glasgow, Aries ard Taufus
following Goods
Chcct usinf; white Cambrca
yss,i5g. rrsai variety second Meaning oInsbsns
hch N0iored Fancy DO
Sup. Black Cassimeres
l Plush Mocdf, article.
With variety which nstss thsr stoos
nes emp ss Al u Which s b. sd BE- had 80 a1y
Northern market
''ii-sv wntNoHAN rILErT co,
an %.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-26

NHU-TNnD-Tuen,y genuine London Mustard Just re-
We eei'c'i, for sale by r. JOHNSTON ERoTrEB.
SEQ Druggists.
A RTICLES FOR THE HAIR,-we have just opened a very
"a argr ;'o'mrnt o. iruch romAdc' aud lIar oils Also.
Lyon . k'ha"'" aud Jayne Ils,E Tom, NM ~,
DW HJM-Troea.s Of French. double. DISTILLED Ray Rum.
hD ii't received ~ p JOHNSTON BROTHER,
HE EnIs ISLE OF WONT Old APPLE RGANnY, for sale.
- SEQ JAs WESTON
2!1 n Is1 M0LAsar., 'o''as. -. v,y.roy
gBuGTo RICO MOLAssEs 90 hhd, prime Port, Rico Mops
'e15-S' joins 81. ROYAL
yENwO rEw hooks, nv EuEEsOS EESNETr-
,a 'sa Of w" sI C che. Ma -, ~ Es.
Benn, rs te.t worEs. Paper vol-tO a,
YagEe' Notions fof o,'s9sraiys,. vef sale BY
a. 'o S a LS ocic S;' S. T" TsI;k a M
o'clock ana up to the tour ocot, P g. Tues ".
rs,-ns are sqaeed be on board before the
spPc-s rcque5tcd send their diur before The
rl-,ve ohersi'c their goods viii be stored u Nsu ioiE AZ
The ROANOKE leaves every Friday afternoon at o'clock
boi, S%tios 1' De charged GpLSM SsTsoS
CsrE,!,MgG gElylgEgg ,FoR BALnNoRE = - -
tod ", Monday a " O'clock and up the hour e7EeSVS
.,ic3, " " ''' '' '''' ", IUDLSa NV wiTs s
cor LIVE" OLA .' ~, sg,,ynr [, sTny p,..,
g,,efa vey Table Gallery l.nos iql snl
Ctfysr and Ser Beef sc ~ Otter kuiyss Nut Pts &C. &C.
which oncr for sale low. q. }. eiNTON co,
sr1 ~ che Circular raw, ~ Main u.
EStOcE rrS wARE-SoW opening from Tie manuf'e'o'y
Bask Iin 9, ne urn. ! g. gallons
10, o. Or,pIrs, aU sIsss
DO Steaz and oyster Dishes, 70 ~ y inches
d. Do So pHi Crvrrf. ste md suT'y
C.W and rotr Plate rst~rs. r1diy Kettles Hot water
late Shaving Cases &C. &C. which unr " te owesi prict
. a. :. stNrON 4 co,
f,gs sro NJ n,c Circular ssw, 70 Main street
~ ,tt. AN wtNTEH GOODs weesu me attention oftb,
public large varied assftment u Ous keeping
/ Gupds receiving. cnmpriiur w part
Tns yYy Handled Table Cutsfy IN aeis ~ The ang dEsn
mounting. Gaze sets Candle sucts
AIbats Table Hui Bsss,rt Forks. uuttsr Enivgs,Ac.
Nctura Ripple and Gothic rait-rna in sets ~
y.. Fe ~ lstest styles, lre sets ~ tof
pl.I Steel Tsndsfs Of ~ sizes aud designs Andf'nfo ~ var
oyster ana Meat pi,hes ani Te' TINS, AZ sifs CO.
pgguf uIetwNsat Cake Uhes, with bot water plat pih Wv
tfs, % y o single. EyS h0ets, dc. Ac .-. -.
~ ops Japauued Ito Ware togetlef F eviy ae
. ss2sIir BULRLEY CO, isI Main ~
uNALL IMPORTATION or OUss-we slu.i ~ rscept .sd
~ opened Pail supply u Cars W teh si
Faraure sd price Win The sind beyre ohef
IN this market We should ~ glgaed 70 sngW ~ :. 2
want HOhkNfsDN, oAts.a 49, 1870,
psqB No. 03, sien o. The Anvil Haln M
m gcrfFfED eftisKfY Noastsin pss ersnd fg .als ~
I2ssse DAvErPoRr, ALtrN . CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-26

Tue PkvAlt R1rrE To- CtLFJRvt,-lt is eiii Hti Fix.
ty thousand dollars b. boz expended on the male tp,
over tho l-,hinu bctrern Cruces and Pauama 7ud that
through uczet- from New York ~ California si be rueI.
81 these ucsct passengers will be enabled to The
l niue Boo specified time sui iD certain rca. r. ia
expected ua, Che plans Will ~ into operation about the
Ores 81 October When pt.snugrrt and their luggage sl
ba carried through. lfom ts Atlantic o. the Pa~ &c. IN
rom Twelve hl,.r lUu4. TIE present price. u pa.
..,- ,4ng. nOn tlnJ %, 500 according to uc cs.s.
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tn CORRESPONDENTS.

Letter, m bu,nss. mas, be addressed to the hd0r' !"
az WAig." -, =, ,,.,,.h.a
This n ought TO be known to AL ana
no case obtuary notices exceeding els'
ines re charged Cor advertisements.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-26

NE1ICo.-The Latest dates from Mexico, state that
Santa Anna the 9th ultimo. still at Tacubaya,
deavoug affect forced loan of million dol
lars from the clergy. lie had succeeded IN enlsng a
large body of troops Tor his staudiug army, but
destitute Of the means TO pay support them lie had
cut oil sources Of public Information to his
neuts and intentions, though he kept jealous watch
upon the factions opposed him The Mexican papers
say they satisfied the Supreme Government il appr.ed
Of the fact that there their midst association OF
bigL Waymen who have committed, and stl commit.
ting the greatest part the robberies that constantly
occurring. R1bbees have been committed IN open day.
light - bold have the outlaws become, that recently
they attacked merchant IN OF the frequented
Of the capital aud in the presence Of his Deepen.
dents compelled hin, by Intimidation, to hand a
considerable quantity Of money.
OCE RuLao,p.-The ulosiug report Of the receipt o,
the Virginia aud Tennessee Rdroad for she month Of Au
gust, tie IS miles in VIII show what may be
expected when the whole work shall have been comps-
ted:
report Of the receipts 81 the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad, for the month Of August, 1853.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-26

TuE LATE Nh. EDwARp LroSs-Thc remains OF this
esteemed young gentleman whose death by the sccdcn
tai discharge OF his ioslng piece the place Of Mr. Stan
ard, Of Goochland county, announced Friday.
conveyed to the residence Of his father in this
city, whence he taken the Poor House Buryng
Ground Saturday last and inferred We were informed
that his father James Lyons Esq, who the Springs
at the time OF The sad occurrence did not arrive In time
TO attend the funeral ceremony.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-26
Remods.llns the Tariff

Secretary Guthrie iss Issued from the Treasury Depart.
the following circular with reference to contefu-
plated rom,ieiug Of the Tarn o. the ucI, session Of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-26

AvsHc,s SUNDAY ScHooL UsIoS.-We learn that
among other interesting procc iug' which took place
tie stated meeting Of the Boirl Of Officers and Managers
Of this Institution held At the SJceiy the goth inst
reports Of the labor, Of eighysercn mission
ares shos sgeyao services g.. cshDitoi a the follow
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-26
LOCAL FYAIRS.

fAiRrirID RAcEA-The gre.. match between the South
Carolina mare Nina" and the celebrated vgini. horse
Red Eye" who ha, already borne awsy the palm In a
contest with this pride Of the palmetto State viii come
OIL to- morrow on the Fairfield Course good deal o.
anxiety mus, necessarily exist in connection with tho
suit Of this contest, less than $4,000 being in
VOWED In the issue, while there Ia sueen, ingredient
OF State pride mixed up in the contest give peculiar
interest We understand largo stsked upon
the issue by the respective vor,cs Of the constituents
We could hardly regard the tho last trial as any
in favor Of the winning horse then Tor the odds
were really Insignificant to leave but slight grounds
for presumption of like result under all circumstances
The great advantage which Red Eye" would pos
sCss over his competitor t. in bottoms quality which,
no doubt, will tell in heat Of two miles. We understand
that both animals in 6ne running condition.