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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-21


c9muenn % the and the public generally the firm
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~ quo bids PEauI % slglrs
IL te.s Loaf CTusleI and P0gdJryd Sugars
2.Hhbl- Coffee
IDr bsg. BIO C.g... 2up Inguira DO. inJava 30
l,N I'D. Cuaa and sugar llo1-e Molss-es
t1fhisN q
1juky Sail. auf spike, escorted
%ntnN,s 1aiuN, sU.-rn and AdEuau'ire Caudles
u" huNs. 81. 3, % tnE-r Painted BuHk-'s
co. Ram. Paper. ~ chest Teas. assorted
'thi- Herring, - hh.s Pure Cdsr Vinegar
~" side. pol" l'Iif"T
Pmsnt1 Ginger Ptp.r Suirre-s Bed Crd Leading Lines
blasting an Sporting rwi-s Candle Wick
starch, Pearl starch. WiIaru Glass Cgars BI.t.r.i
steel Cast Steel Alum salt Petf., Blue
E'o'' Yeast PnW1srs Cloves Z. SOFIA Glass Tum-rs
&c au1i-3m
FhHiG-, NErItiNE-. FAINT. OILS. dr-The sui scr
~ h'rs are receiving and will continue receive
additional supplies - carefully selected Drugs Medicines
o. NHislrs. Panf"r CoI-, Wirin- Gia sizes together
with an unusually 'agg" nud var I'd stock ~ lean French
- article al NJ goods having been selected particular
feie 20 putty ~ earh every article
confident Phyr3t, Country Merchants and Pointers
a. er interest 60 call and stock prices, which
will compare ilvoraly With tered 100 this market.
Prs ans Prescriptions carefully prepared, aud
iuhfuly hltd under rite inspection Goods packed
and iOfwardcd with tie utmost car. and despstch
=. IDUNSTON HHOTHFR,
Wholesale aud Retail Druggists
tih Nam street, Richmond, Va.
y. ~ Netasa ia store Thousand -cgatf qualities aud
prices, also Chewing I0t,,D manufactured expressly or
.ss p j. 4 nRo.
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~ The surcef thankful o. Dis many friends and the f1be
Tor ne very M raj suyrt 20 has received from teu hopes that
they VII conunaeH hls Nf EffhAnsHf directly opposts the
Oh stand u VI stins h'yvherc may found almost every
article IN he Shin Cardetv and Grocery line
teer constantly haul large Rpe
of 90 o. aud general assortment Il Groceries.
ste-u n HAsKrSs
100 nnDs. r'Ins Cube Mcl.-e.. early crop leI sal,
lOO1 lss2ll BACON BAsKERyILJ.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-21

SsPfttNL NOTitT- sr0 Nork md Nrgtniaa SIN
- = 'o-spcrie, Gold, sger 'tsrrs. Metals t,r
~ valuable articles o Kind viii he -sS---N
Cd on ari either n e Company hips, viz the J1-0rH
~ the hf00Af except ~ special with the
purers ~ ere ship Will thr Company b. repunsbs Tor
articles unless ta q L.dnrs granted therefor aud tn
iue therein stated. IUDIAN A WATsOy
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-21

EMAIL MD WINTER Dies tsUOD--wr invite Al.
q ynyl q purchasers % stock Of the following
french Mvrinoes, all cours
English do do do
FIsii and striped Mou'lius and Cashneres
Rich Figured DO
Plain nd small Yg'd De Lame. for children
Plain Hack and B'ArA ~
Plaid and Rich Fly: cora silks
Ladies Cloths for Cptts. all c1i1rs
Muslin and Cambria Ch.t.irsties nj
Canhric. Lace aud Muslin Collars
Cloth Cioaks, Long and Stlare wool shawls
Ainrgc ~ Pointed N,ly, falcons Grps and Br aids
All Of which will sell at tie l,sest prices
prIg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-21
az. DrNIsoN's BLOOD SYRUP Of 10.

H. DtNlSON's BLOOD SYRUP Of Iodine 1ydriodAte
~ Citrate 81 n and 81 ani.h for egulAtr
the stomach and Bowels and cleansing the VI
the principle that all dsrAes originate directly
state ofthe blood Approved by the Medical
~. for sale by X. r. DUvAL 4 BRO,
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-21
FAIL IMPORTATION on CARpErINGs.

hb cal Liquid Cement r ntudi1g Gass China stone. Marble
Aahlster and Ornamental Ware, ~ every description Al
this
firm aud ready of usiu minutes will upd
c0lrf Nj
bought The receipt tHc 81 virginia anord
10 or The reasonable terms BY &c small quantity
r. %. DJNAL a co,
au7T No fgg Ii.uk s1nsre. I,ipopd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-17
sr.PATRIOK,s DAY.

The anniversary Of the Patron SAINT Of Ire
land will be celebrated in EVEN land where the
Green Isle has q living representative, and
nowhere with more spirit or universally than
in our own favored land He was IN Irishman
by birth, though q denizen of another land,
who described the exile from his native soil
as loving it the more that be may nevermore
behold it, under the beautiful simie,
And drass. Al .,cs ieaz,b-ned esaa
Thus each child Of the Emerald Isle seems to
love her all the more for her misfortunes and
her sorrows, and wherever his lot may have
been cast, whether fortune has smiled or
frowned upon him. his heart returns to her on
the wings Of proud, fond affection on the
recurrence of St. Patrick's Day
We write in hope that the day may prove
fair as yesterday was. in which case the parade,
both Military and Civic, in our City will sur
pass that Of any former year. All the Irish
Societies have festal dinners at evening
Of which We shall endeayor to give some &C.
count in our next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-17
MAXIM AND HIS PRESENT POSITION

In December and January last the Italians
pressed Mazzni strongly to give his consent
to rising. Maddened by the insupportable
tyranny of Austria imprisoned by scores aud
fined by hundreds on suspicion, they wrote that
if they had to die, they rather chose to die with
arms in their hands than TO perish immured in
Austrian jaiIs. Mazzini urged them to wait.
In reply they asked him whether he had
sufficient pecuniary means TO insure success
full rising if it were deferred to future period.
He repliedhe had not. Being pressed to come
nearer the scene of action, he left England
and arrived in Switzerland with the intention
of keeping back the insurrection. 1t was not
not in his power. The fight began. The Hun
garian troops refused to fire on the insurgents,
but the Germans and BOhemians overpOwered
the badly armed Italians, though not without
great difficulty especially in Mona, where the
Austrans were routed on the first onset, but
were reinforced from Milan. In all Lombardy
there were not more than 5000 Hungarian
soldiers, 1000 Of them in the fortress of Vero-
ma, where there were also 5000 Austrians
and Croats. The Hungarian regiments were
all in the RonagLa and in Tuscany. An at
tempt at insurrection was therefore sure to
fail, ard Kossuth could not give his consent to
it.
After the struggle was over, the friends of
Mszzini, who knew all the dangers which await
ed him on his way either through Piedmont TO
Genoa, or through France and Germany i'm
mediately spread the news in London that he
was at Milan, and that they bad great appre-
tensions for his safety. This was telegraphed to
Vienna, the gates Of Milan were closed for
several days, and the most minute search was
made by the Police, while he had the oppor-
tunity to escape, as the attention Of the au-
thoritiss was directed to one single point. He
was in Lombardy, but not in Milan, and is at
the present moment perfectly safe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-17

noble answer when the Emperor. yet bloody
from executing the heroes of Hungarian and
italian independence. plays the Qul1otlc
part of a champion Of Montenegro. The Low
don Times, also one Of the great powers oil
Europe. is now, as always, the greasall OF Rus
sia. and praises Austria for commercial
treaty With Prussia, which does not sbolish the
custom. houses between them, nor introduce
any uniform tariff; which, in fact, is nothing
more than a preliminary step toward pos
sible but not very probable customs-union, but
which is magnifed in order to enlist the CON-
mercial sympsthies of the world for the En-
peror of Austria. There is but one point in
that treaty which is Of real Importance. VIZ ::
the transit duties between Prussia and Austria,
which always were only nominal, but gave rise
TO many annoyances, have been abolished
What is to be the next phase of European
politics Everybody is aware that the claims
of Austria on Turkey have no foundation
whatever; that the Emperor Of Austria is en-
gagged in picking q quarrel, only because he
knows that his tenure of Hungary is uncertain,
as long ss the very existence Of Turkey re-
mains to give hope to the Hungarians. The
arbitration of France and England will there
fore surely be declined, and according to a
German report, has already been declined.
Should England not be able to prevent the rup-
ture, and there is not much probability that she
will be able TO do it, then Austria will march
into Bosnia, while Russia, without declaring
war,vill occupy the Danubian principslities with
a corps d obserratiOn, which is to back the
propositions Of Prince Menchikof in Constan-
tinople,-of course claiming the surrender of
the suttOrina to Austria and eventually, to-
gether with the Bay Of Cattaro to Russia.
In such a case Turkey can only resist BY In
viting KOssuth to her aid, and meeting Austria
by an attack in Hungary. And a Hungarian
war, however commenced, will be in fact war
of the nations against the Princes, war of
Liberty against DespOtism.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-17
POOR BARNBURNBRs .

After the Inauguration Of Gen. Taylor, in
LAG, The Erening Post (then nominally Free
Soil journaD did us the honor OF a very bitter
attack because, in its opinion, we did not come
out boldly enough against the alleged pro-
Slavery policy of that honest and manly Presi.
dent. And in order to justify this attack, and
to Justify attacking his Administration still
more bitterly, The Post did not scruple TO
falsify the facts and to calumniate the motives
which guided and marked bis official career
He was not enough of Free Soiler, and The
TriJRne was not enough Of Free Soiler to
meet the views of this Free Soil organ par
excellence, this organ not only Of Free Soil, but
also of free men and free speech.
But now the scene is changed The Post
has labored successfully TO elect President of
its own color-a man after its own heart. He
has entered upon his Office, and his first act
is 10 declare himself through and through a
pro-Slavery man. He tells the world he has
from the first been in fayOr Of that Compromise
which The Post, until within a few months,
affected to decry and denOunce. He loves
the Fugitive Slave Law, and sOlemnIy believes
in the divinity of Slave catching as in genuine
dispensation of Providence He looks back
with horror upon the pretended danger to the
Union which The Post always Knocked at and
ridiculed as il deserved. What does our
model Democratic Free Soiler say to this
What deuGnciarions does he launch against
this recreant Democrat None at all. He
is as quiet as mouse whose bread and cheese
are endangered. The thunders of tn. Post
are silent, emaseulated, extinguished. The
right Of free speeeh is Obliterated from his
creed
Alas, poor yorick Where be your -ibes NON ,
your zst ole your sorgsl your flashes .: urri snt
that we're wont 70 set the table ia roar not one now
&c mock your own .riRning quite ehsptaIea =
Alas for the Barnburners and their NOR
dumb Post No shaky.hearted wildwood post
can be durable What shall be said of the De.
mOerscy and the free speech of journal that
dSres not tell the truth Of Presiden. when he
Is in the wrong viii il grow much IN TIA
public respect and confidence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-17
Hunsors OF Washingtoa.


WASHINGTON, Tuesday, March Is, 1857.
This is the Anniversary Of Gen. Jacksoas
Birthday and there IL swearing all around by the o
sders Outridcrs and Backsliders, who congregst
here disnterested Office seekers. There never hss
been such time since John Tylers advent, and ths
amusing scenes enacted by the tyler Guard, dsoke6
a. it was by Col John Lorimer Graham, Paul 4.
George and John Jones Of The Madisonian are beise
reproduced with improved scenery and full orcha
ira, with select company comprising many stars. and
host OF supernumeraries The play will be worth
ing, and is cheap even at dollar The old Members u
Congress- who served with Pierce some eighteen .
Of years ago. all here with grey hairs and II
spectacles and such spectacle before pre-
sented TO the poor people of tho Metropolis. Tbs
great Dirty Shirt party which came to Washing.
ton with General Jackson and the Log Cabin and
Hard Cider Coons who came la with "Tippecanos
and Tyler. too" aud the Roneh and Ready fot
lowers Of General Taylor, are all eclpsed by IL
Old Hunkers, Barnburnors, Seeessionists subtens-
neaDs Free Sellers and Union men who come now y
see Gen. Pierce at the White House Their name
legion The tardy movements of the President have
called forth anathemas from the impatient and PATRIOTS
delegations in Congress from Ohio and other Ststsa
and general grumbhng goes out to the country, on
nous OF dissolution Of the Union, or Of the Democrats
party. Linn Boyd, the Speaker Of the House. len ~
morning, shaking the dust off his feet, as Testimony
ogainst them. The handwriting "mene meme, ~
KEEL" is the walls Of the White House by every schb
bier, who gees up and Is not admitted Crowds 90 W
and come back without peep at the President, -
straightway they take drink and swear terribly Co..
Rynders has been furious and his example has had
pernicous effect upon the hoys. The Secretaries 80
badgered, wsylad and followed with a sharp stisk,
from morning till night. The Tyler mon, represented
in the Cabinet by Gen Gushing, and by Mike Walk
Paul X. George and jeremiah T.. Towe among the CT
sders are quiet and of their meas Of postass.
Wise Of Va Is one of EN-, and they will be cared Dr.
Lock out for John Jones Asa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-17

~ If either Washington, fremont or Haso
yer.sts are examined closely in their history -
five years past, it will be found that those wne
have advertised most judiciously, have done ~
best business beyond all chances for compan.
son. On every point the principle is firs1
one. Ii admits Of no doubt 10 is based o.
clear reason and visible facts, and is not to -
controyerted. Advertising consists in plainly
telling everybody what you have got, whereh
is, what it is worth, and all other necessary ess'
ticulars This is told at the iiresiae, the ohiee'
the bench. People go to such places as nstn-
ally, almost, as they breathe. They knc.
whese TO go. and though hundred places mus
be passed in which, possibly, the ven, efticss
wanted, is TO be had, yet il is the aan'n's@
who will get the dollar, the profit, the ,eputs-
ton Boston Bee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-17

TIE GARDINER CLAM. - Considering tSu
Mr.. G. A. Gardiner had no mine at all in Ns..
leo, and never sunk q shaft into any TIN,
deeper than q carious tooth. the follosis,
statement from his memorial. with which b
bored into the credulity of the Commissioner
to the tune Of s42s,750, may be considered
one of the coolest pieces Of fraudulen. im,,.
dence on record:
"Your memorislist confidently saserss that he,
were ut the time Of his expulsion worth Eve ha,A,.s
thousand dollars (s5oo ooo. The sum may seem ars.
but no, as large the prosu derived and LEI d ~
remembered that the condition to which these ui,,s
were brought wss the result Of the labor for two ye.r,
ard upward of Eve hundred laboren, and the ss,l.,
of upward Of three hundred thousand dollar r. IN
the vslue al FIVE hundred thousand would really have
been ess than the value OF the Of thu, much mo.rv
at the rate Of interest usual 10 Mexico for two yeS
besides the risk incurred tuch enterprises.
Your memorialist further states that be was u he
time OF bis expulsion, sole proprietor Of those masS
and that he s at this time sole owner Of the claim roy
presented and that no sum OF money or other equiv.
alent has ever been paid to him any other PEE.
son having an interest in the claim above set FORA
a. in fact no other person has now or ever had any
such interest
This claim has, of course never been presented to
the former Board Of Commissioners under the treaty Il
1892 as the injuries complained OF have all been sss
fered since the adjournment Of that Board
Washiseton, Nov. 30, 1872 G. GARDNm
"On this 3Oth day of November, lSi9, psrsonallys,
peared G. A. Gardiner, and made oath that.hs TACT
contained in the above memorial just and true,
the best Of his knowledge and belief
"F. S. NyEa, J. p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-17

e Senators DOUGLAS of Illinois and BCr-
LER of South Carolina yesterday edited that
select but not particularly dignifed debating
club called the Senate, with some rather re.
markable passages, which the reader will find
duly sketched under our Telegrsphic head.
How England is fairly held responsible for IN
Gle TOMS Cabin, a thoroughly American work
we confess our inability to comprehend, but
neither should we know what is meant by call.
ing Douglas Giant if the qualifying little"
were not prefxed to it. He is surely the
iittlest Giant ever seen or imagined. The Tel
egrapher is unfair TO Mr.. Clayton in slurring
over bis statement in reply to Douglas With
the office seeking legions crowding the galleries
as eiacucurs, it may be welfor the Giant to make
his Fiibustering speech twice or thrice more.
The Senate seems to have little to do, and If
it will advance the Giants prospects for the
next Baltimore nomination, by all means let
US have it again.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-17
TEMPERANCE.

70 The Editor Of The ". u b'bsas.
1 desire to ask you few questions which
have 60 far as aware, received no attention from
any Pre- minsnt man. Do protested friends Of Temper
anee act consistently in patronisng stores and hotels
where Liquor is soldl
Is or Is not fashionable hotel that makes Liquor
drinking attractive and ia almost to induce
" commence a ruinous course worse place than low
grogshop that Tor the most part only ntses what the
ashionsble saloon commenced, AZ we are not likely
10 have the Maine Law al present. viii IL not be wetor
Temperance men 10 zee II they cannot Increase the
number OF Temperance stores and hotels, even without
the aid OF law FIX.
Ansur-I. SO far as we are aware, Tenn
peIance men generally prefer hotels and groce-
~ stores IN which Liquor is not sold, where
the conditions are equal but they do not, and
cannot be expected to, buy salt mackerel in
stead of the fresh shad they want when the lat
ter can only be found at grocery where Liz
uors are sold nor can they be expected TO
stop at an inconvenient or inferior house be-
cause it claims TO be kept on Temperance
principles. In places where frst-class houses
are kept on Temperance principles, we think
Temperance men usually prefer them 20 houses
wherein Liquor is sold and If the keepers Of
Temperance houses would only advertise them,
so that Temperance men would know where to
find them, We think they would be far more
literally supported than they now are. So of
Groceries If the Temperance Grocers OF our
City would combine their addresses in card,
and publish il once a week in our columns, and
those Of other Temperance journals, we are
sure they would greatly increase their custom.
But to expect busy men TO devote hours TO in
quiring and hunting them out is absurd
As to Hotels selling Liquors, it Is dePlora'
ble-uDjustiiable, ifyou please-bas not with
out palliation. The hotelkeeper lives BY ae-
commodating. obbging bis customers; they call
Tor Liquor, and if he were to refuse it. many
would consider themselves insulted and leave.
/ We know hotel-keepers who Cow eel liquor
who viii very gladly give it up 50 soon a. The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-17
r. FowLkRs L. WELLs, Phrenologlsts and
fshhsher. Clinton Hall, No 1871 NSksanst, Now York.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-17
THE GREAT QUESTION IN EUROPE,

The news from Europe is as We anticipated:
Austria bullying Turkey without any apparent
reason; Russia in the back ground, sending one
of her most important diplOmatists TO Con-
stantinOple, and giving TO him both the COM
mand Of the third army-eorps mot of three
army corps, as has been enormously copied BY
several papers from the English prints on the
Southern frontier Of Russia, and the discretion.
AIRY power TO advance with that force into the
Danubisn principalties-of course only IS a
measure of selfdefense-Frsnce watering in
her policy, but inclined TO back Turkey while
England is exerting herself to maintain peace
Turkey, anxious to preserve peace, would glad
ly yield to any reasonable claims of Austria, or
refer the question to the arbitration OF France
or England; bat she remains firm when the
Austrian ultimatum requires her to abdieate
her sovereignty as regards her Roman Catho-
lie population. and to put them under the pro-
lection Of foreign power; and she gives q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-17

ESr Notwithstanding Neal Dow was turned
out last year in the election for Mayor ofPort-
land, and gentleman elected Judge Paris
net so radical in his Temperance views, we
observe that the salutary and purifying in
huence Of the Maine Law, has been in no wise
arrestedby the change. The Law continues to
do It's worn. According to TAs Eastsrm Ar
gus, the commitments to the watch.houss for
drunkenness during the year ending March,
1858, was 273, while the number committed
the previous year, was S25; the latter being q
vast reduction from the annual number cam.
mitted before the passage Of the Law.