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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-03
LOCAL MATTERS.

T.,r F,nsr or JANuAEY.-On Saturday the
death of 1852 and the birth of 1853 occurred, at
tracing, however, but slight notice. The various
Methods. congregations of our city assembled ct
their respective houses of worship, listened to two
and three fervent discourses, watched the old year
on, and sang the new one in. Good resolutions to
do better during the ensuing year were made by
MANY. and December 1858, viii alone develop
their worth and fulfment.
In the Northern cities, particularly New York,
this day observed period of devoted, untirng
festiviy The stores closed, business is entire
" suspended, the ladies at home attred Ia their
best apparel, experimenting the distribution of
CAKES and wine to their male friends and visitors,
aud the streets are filed with said males, dressed
as fashionabl5 as they cau Fastening to make their
calls upon relatives and friends. Some young men
make out list Of two or three hundred calls day
or two previous to the frst-marking the mile city
of into districts and visiting by allotment. Not q
lady is to be seen in the streets. All are comforta
bly housed and awaiting impatiently the expected
vieitors Some Of the tables prepared ter this Say
are Of the most sumptuous and inviting enaf acter
friend Of ours informed US that ne visited the
hcuse CT of the most aristocEat'c laies II 'ne
city, and after passing the compliments OF Tue sea
son. partook of some refreshnent fran table, tue
expense Of the preparation OF which amounted 10
$500. Vases of the most costly perfume, were IN
terspersed with strawberries, pinespples ana
peaches procured a. an enormous cost from tropi-
cal countries The usual wish OF a "nsppy new
year. and the customary toast to the ladies were
drank in wine vinsed 90 years since, and worth
Sl2 the bottle. tits, indeed, the day of enjoyment
for the money making and business New Workers.
Weeks beforehand the preparations are being made,
and on the appointed day friends and relatives who
have never even visited each other during the year.
visit and interchange congratulations The poorest
laborer in the city would consider himself eterna.Iy
disgraced if he could not set out, even OF pine
table. some cake and wine for friends.
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MEMBERS AND FIRE IR0Ns.-A hr.s
l. and superior assortment of our last impofa,,
ton, still Remaining, which We offer at reduced
prices.
C. ]. SIETON & co,
jas Sign of the Circular saw, III Main 81
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Al EW BAEAsT PIECEs.-A email To-,
~ prime, bright and dry. Just received and Tor
sale by WILLIAMS d BROTHER
ia
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Az ARTILLERY.--Atienda meeting at your
Ey Gun House Gu Tuesday Evening next,
AVA the 4tn ms. at o'clock
BY order q the Captain.
ia l2t THOS. c. BALL, O. g.
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BREADsTUFFs IN CALlFoRNIA-We make
the following extract from the latest San Fran
cisco market reports:
Gallego and Haxall, per cargo ex ship, $40,
jobbing rates S43a45 per Dbl. Chilli, in sacks,
is selling, TO arrive, at $34a36 ; 800 bbIs. Hax-
all has been sold, to arrive ia January, at $50
per Dbl. Buckwheat -four 500 per 100lh;
Graham do. $l6s1S do; corn meal per barrel
$20a2l.
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rE. Bakers Premium Bitters-Hard

ZEE. Bakers Premium Bitters-Hard
to beat-Still they c0me.-Edgwood, Henrico
Coz Baker Esq-I hereby certify, that have
used your Bituers in my family, for Is 20 years,
and found them 10 be first rate family medicine,
and have found them to effect everything that has
been said of them 1t is also my opion that per-
sons in the constant of them will be at
tackled with the AgIe and Fever
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FkEsH BURNING FLUID AND ALCOAo-'
L for sale by w. NJ. DADE, Chemist
ia3 Main street. opposite Old asrEs<
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OPERATIONS AT THE MIST.-The coinage
and deposites at the u. S. Mint during the
month of December, and during the year,
were as follows:
The amount of gold deposited at the Mint
since the LIST of the month has been to the ex
tent of So, $3.50, coo. The amount of gold coined
during the month has been S5,77O,70
The whole amount of gold deposited at the
Mint during the year has been $51, 49O, 295.
The gold coined during the yearhas amount
ed to S5l, sos ,63S. The number of three cent
pieces coined during the month of December
has been 100000. The number coined dur
ing the year has been Is, 663,j00.
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Thomas ii. Gresham, 1Us4 Broad
~ street, is furnishing Newspapers, Maya
zines and Periodicals. cheaper than any one else in
the city He isAgent for 1.-THE Foreign and Ameri
can Periodicals and Newspapers.
Books Annals, DC, at cost. Don't forget the
old established House Call up. las
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C.,,rrr RuxoRs &c.-The New York

CABINET RUMoRs. &c.-The New York
Herald has dispatch from Concord, denying
that any report has been sent from the teie'
graph Office in that tow n to Senator Soule, Mr..
Brown, or any other man, to the effect that
Gen. Pierce has fixed upon a cabinet. The
dispatch further says:
The general sentiments OF the speech OF
Senator Mason, of Virginia, in the United
States Senate, on the I'D, it is now we'll un-
derstood here, indicate the policy OF the new
administration. / have already written you
that Gen. Pierce will neither act the craven nor
the headlong 6libuster. While Cuba re-
mains province of Spain, he will not inter
fere, but if any potentate attempts 10 take II
from Spain, either by rapine or treaty, he will
interfere, cost what il may.
Our readers can judge for themselves how
far TO rely upon the statements of the CORES.
ponden:.
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HOUND, in the Office OF gentleman resid.aT
Il on 9TH street, between Grace and FraukEi
streets, few yards of silk oress-plaid and
hgured-which the owner can have by applying q,
this Office and paying the expense Of tais ad7e.
tsement. ia 3-fs
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NOR H:NE.-A Carpenter Of good chsTactsi'
Il accustomed to making Tobacco Boxes
iaa4t ADlE IL GRAY.
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O. ROOMS FOR OFEICEs.--T6e -
~ veriiser has for rent two rooms, suitable f,
1hy sicians, lawyers, or any fancy professional, b..
siness, situated near the Enquirer Office Main sizes
Enquire at the Dispatch office. ia3-H
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N- DIR. X. EAiBDkh IA LUX has
1>-Ga removed his Office and residence to the
house at the corner of 9Th and Main ats, opposite
Rogers Stone Yard. no5-2lnd*
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CO FOR RENT-Feur Rooms aud Krcsi
E:J en- over Mr.. Neal McCurdy's old stand, As5
street Apply on the premises to
ia 3-3t' N. B. HORNFR,
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ID OCKBRIDGE ALUM srh
HI Va-BENNErr s. BEERS. Drag g'.',
l25, Main street, sole Agents for tns no 10 ~.
Alum Springs. are now resolving HS' ''.,s
rals and hall barrels direct from the Spnns'' y,
The waters of The Rockoridge Alum p'ins,
containing 40 Gsas and depeni.ng solely oa -
lia coHtsals, can DO transported any ds'sSh. a.
kept apy reasonable lensln Of time wl'Ao~'
pairing its virtues in the least degree. II
Price per barrel $40, bat barrel 80 Cs-
delivery, or good city aceeptsnees. -
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
las corner Broad and 9th st, from 10 ~
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DLACKSMiTHo' TOOLS

limited PRESB CHURCH.
u The annual meeting of the pew owners in The
United Presbyterian Church will be held at he
Church on Monday, January Sd, at 4 O'Clock, 7. NJ
Punctual attendance is particularly requested. Ee'
sons desiring to rent pews will please attend az me
same hour. ja3-t
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n 49, specie Nanted.-We Will pay the
~ highest premium for silver coin. Quar-
tiers and small change preferred.
no9 C w PURCELL CO.
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rINONQUA BEANS OF superior quality Fof
Il sale by
ia 3+3taw3w ADlE GRAI.
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c K BRICkEN ND,
Agent and Medical Examiner, Richmond Va
10
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0WEET OIL, OF me Quality, on draft and u
~ bottles. For sale by
ia 3-3taw3w ADlE GRAZ.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY nIspAToT
ARRIVAL OF THE ARCTIC!
Four Days Later from ear spe ,:

New YORK, July 24.-The steamship Arctic
has arrived, bringing four DAYS later news.
TIE MARKETS..
Liverpool. July 13.-CoTroK. -Sales of
four days, &c 600 bales; dema nd active and no
change in prices. FLouR.-wes,e-n Canal,
Dos. 6di Ohio, 27s. cd. Corn, 3Is. Cd. for
yellow and white, at Liverpool, owing to the
favorable agricultural prospects in France
The following are the iates, reports: FLOUR
declined 81. 10 Is; WHEAT declined Id. to ID 4.
Corn steady.
Advices from Amsterdam state that the Ana.
TRAN Envoy at Constantnople had made impe-
railve demand upon the Porte for all conces
sions denied to Leinengen.
The Austrian troops were moving towards
the Turkish frontier.
A difficulty occurred q, Smyrna between
the Captain of the United States Friga,e St.
Louis, and the Austrian Consul, growing out
| of the arrest of Costa, an emissary of Kossuth.
The Captain would have taken Costa by force
| if he could have established his claim TO Ame-
rican ciiiz snship. Austria then demanded sat
| isfaction of Turkey for the insult, and the
Governor of Smyrna was removed.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS THIS DAY.
BY WeIlfneaen Goadin,

EARMERS' HOTEL IN MANrHus-
TEX fOk SALE AT AUCTION- WIN Ia
500 On me premises, on Menday the 9s,h dsv n
yay, 1893. commencing Of \ o'c.ocl. the Fsrmsrs,
Hotel In Manchester, with the four haIf serr 10
thereto attached. Nos 10l, lC2 lis ara 1Is 4, ~.
plan OF said town This property win he .,,5 80
)ect TO the DOVER right OF Mrs Rroox,. snS 80,
subject to the rights acquired By Mrs Marv lonss
By virtue OF q deed dated 18th Aurii. ia, g.
Samuel Pujham, Deputy Marshal, vb~rshv =
conveyed all the buildings which had prsvio,slv
been insured Ia the Mutual Assurances society," 81
virginia, viz: The Tavern end Dwelling Honse
TWO other Dwelling Houses, Kitchen, Wei
mouse, Stable, q Grsnsry and Carriage house.
ana Smoke house, together with all the casements
appersaining to said houses y
IERMs-0ne third cash, balance at three and s.x
jy 10 w GOnDis Au..r
ANDs0Mk BUILDING LOTS IN
Wa, MANCHESTER FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Issa pc sod en- Monday, the 25sh day Of uly,
49, 49,, upon the premises, commencing al 6 O'clock
Lne aiafeiy after the sale OF the Farmers. HotelI
.snosome Building Lots on the North side az De
sa.L between Blakely and Warrington streets
Co. IRONING about 40 Feet running bsck mont ls0
d~a un one Of which there stands az old framed
pno, Lots are not only valuable for builsin,
ri br;.s gre also valuable because of the fine bodv
Tn TT. cisy with which they abound
for ra..;S,n third cash; balance at snd mos
~. a5sousoie notes, interest added and tit,e -
'". TX u I'LL 's't note shall be paid
- - W. GODDIN Aue,r
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Nv TOIer e. Cook.

w Will Monday, the 1st day efAugust,
w ct o'clock, P. NJ, the FARM on the old turn.
PIKE road leading to the Short Pump and ad joining
the lands Of Robert j. Smith, E. Philips and John
FORD, about seven miles above Richmond contain.
or 80 acres cleared, and the balance in wood
The improvements consist of a comfortable dwell
ing house, with eight rooms; new barn. smoke
house AID other cut houses, and an excellent or
ehard.
After the sale of the Land the growing crop of
Corn, which is quite promising the stock of Hogs,
horses, Farming Utensils and crop of Wheat Straw
from about 500 bushels of wheat, will be sold.
TEaMs.-For the Farm, one.ihird will be required
IN cash, and the balance of the purchase money at
SIX and twelve months; and for the Stock, Farming
Utensils, Crop, &c, cash will be required
By the request of the owner.
jy lS TOLER d. COOK Aurts
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jy 25-dtds
BY Alexander Mott g. Co,

no ALL, AND WHOM 1T MAY CGN.
CERN-The following list of Packages will be
sold on Thursday, the 4th August, commencing
at 10 O'Clock, at our Store to pay charges incurred
By Messrs Adams & Co.'S Express:
Trunk and Basket Jos Fannin, Richmond. The.
atrical Clothing, Books; l Trunk, Hessep Drum.
mond Il Wyck, Richmond, Clothing, &c; l Parcel
and Iron Plate r J Edwards, Richmond, Bells
Parcel, MIR Grinharl. N Y, Music; Parcel, p
Gunnett, Richmond, Blankets, Clothing &c; Par
GEL Hon Stevenson, Richmond, Foreign Books
Parcel, no mark, Surveyors Instruments; Pa
Gel, no mark, Shoe for club FOOT Carpet Bag, nc
mark, Clothing, &c; l Parcel, Rev Jas B Taylor
Richmond Books; Parcel. Mrs Pool, Richmond
shawl; Bottle. Chas Harris, Montpelier, Va, Me-
dicine; Box, U Lowry, Liberty, Va, Medicine
John FL Sea, Lynchburg, Medicine; Vace,
Mann, Va, Clothing. Books, &c; l Bag, Rook
Hassell d Bro, Richmond, Clothing, &c; Bog, E
Wes!fail, Buchanan, Medicine; Crutch, c l
Adams, Lynch0urg
jy23 ALEX MOTT e. co. Auets
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By PuIliam &. n.vt.

V AnWn ~ hEAL ESTATE In THE
On Monday Evening, the a5th in.ssn, :, sr
O'Clock, we will sell on tie premises in the ,o, ~ z.
Manchester, valuable Tenemeuts trnn,;nn "a =.
Nam street, running back halt TIE depth az he
square, s,sS Iensmens' Immediately in rear,
the property first named. The Buildings ara ns. ~
new, conveniently planned, occupied by good
tenants and psyiag fine interest on the inyestnsns
Terms at sale.
iy 10 PULLIaM & DAVIS Arc,.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS


ny Wellington Go1si,.
husTEBs' SALE 0r ~.
FRANZ !. s ON 23D, BETWEEN Haix ~.
MOND. = p, StinEETs, In TIE CITY on RIru
sas suosenoers BY Joseph Waod.suus1 executed to
asIe ath Oct, 1871, dulv Wv deceased.
80. Soarl we shall In eracn,;e NJ nsn'
Wjllisms and peen SO requested hy Ms..r. tue me
thereby proceed to sell At nnh,. parties secured
premises. on Wednesday. The a ssaeaoa, on the
1893 ct O'Clock NJ, If lair. If No, OF August,
cay inc real estate conveyed thereby ,alI
oricK tenement on the east lins os 90 s,sang OF
between Main and Franklin street. go street.
23d street 80 feet, running back sc fee, On SAID
exception of the dover right of Mrs Wooss nn Inc
believe the title good; but we shall conysn 'n. We
ever, with the usual special warranty ~ now
The deed requires that the properly shan -
for cash. but II il probable that at the time of se
an arrangement may be made by which reason
able credit will be given on part of the purcha.a
money. w. BOOTWRlGHT,
Sale conducted BY w. GoDDIN, Auct.
P ST. am authorised to say, that Mrs Woodson
will unite in the above sale, upon being paid rea.
sonable compensation IN money! so as to convey
Wis w GoDDIN, Auctr.
The house referred to in the above advertisement
contains IL rooms, and was originally built of the
best materials and workmanship. 1t is now in good
repair and from its nearness to the business parts
OF the city offers inducements to those who may
desire to reside near to their places of business.
iy 25 GODDIN L. APPERSON, Aucts.
MOST VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
Nl AT AUCTION-On Wednesday, the 9th
OF this mouth [Juyl at st o'clock in the afternoon,
upon the premises, the undersigned, acting under
the authority of two DEGREES of the Circuit Court
OF the city of Richmond, in the suit of Norton
guardian, &c, vs. Norton and Others pronounced on
the 18th June, ls47 and 18th June 1858 will pro
coed to sell at public auction, the half acre lot of
ground No 76l, at the corner of Marshall and 9th
streets In said city. The lot win be sold in several
parcels with an alley of convenient width In the
rear according to plat which will be exhibited at
the sale.
TERMs-Five per cent of the purchase money to
be paid In cash; the rest in four equal instruments
at ninety days. nine months, fifteen months, and
q months from the day of sale, with interest
from that day; the purchaser to give bond for the
payment Of the deferred instruments; and the title
OF each parcel to be retained till the whole pur.
chase money of that parcel Is paid
4 ) So ,2AsSSS' Commissioners.
Sale conducted by w GopDIN, Auct
jy Ibid
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Er0m S0ntlI Ee.

LOUISVILLE, July 22.-The Santa Fe mail
s-,iyed al Independence on the ooh. Jas. s.
Webb, of Santa Fe, and Major Gordon, of the
Ar1y, came as passengers.
Everything remains quiet at New Mexico.
Col. Sumner was passed at Cotton Wooden
on his way TO ST. Louis. The mail brings no
news OF interest.
The party met Gen. Garland and Governor
Merr;weather on the A kansas also large
parties OF traders and ethers-all getting on
finely.
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Death of K. II. Lee, &c.

ClyCINSATI, July 2l.-Richard Henry Lee,
lately the confidential Secretary of The Govern.
rasnt under Secretary Corwin, but more re-
Gently associate publisher of the Cincinnati
Commercial, died in this city at 5 o'clock this
afternoon, of bilious fever.
The loss by the FIRE in this city this morning
is estimated at $4,000.
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Death Yarraats Received.

PITTsBURG, July 21.-The warrant from
Governor Bigier for the execution of Jewel, in
prison under sentence Of death for the murder
OF MITCHELL on the Atm July, 1852, was reciev-
ed today by the sheriff OF the county, very un.
expectedlv TO the prisoner. The day fixed for
the execution is the 2lst of SEPTEMBER next.
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Massachusetts Judic:arn.

BosroN, July 2l.-The Constitutional Con
venton TO day, adopted an amendment limiting
the term Of Just ces OF State Courts TO ten
years. The various propositions to elect by
the people, 10 require confirmation 10y the
State Senate, and 10 make the term OF Office
seven years, were defeated.
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Arrival of the Emp,re CITY,

New ORLEANS, July 22.-The Empire City
has arrived from Havana, with dates to the
18th inst. There is no news of importance.
Senator Borland left yesterday for Pensaco-
la, on his way to the place Of his mission.
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Sailing of the Pacific and Black Warrior

New YoRK, July 23-P. M.-The Ameri
csn nsiI steamer Pacific sailed to-day for Liv-
erpool. taking out l06 passengers and only
sII0 coo in specie. Among her passengers
are the Hon. Henry Bedinger, Charge des
Afai.es to Denmark; 1t. Maury, aud Colonel
sialaskv, Of Nassau
Toe steamer Black Warrior also sailed for
Havana .nd Mobile, full ofpasseugers. Col
A n. Iiutrook, OF the New Orleans Plea
vuuD. Is among the number.
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lTssissipui yhie STATE Coureuti,

Wing Convention assembled at Jackson. 1t
was the largest Convention assembled in the
State for many years. Francis Nj Rogers
was nominated for Governor. The Convention
denounced Gen. Pierce for appointing Free
Sellers TO Office.
Mr. Rogers has accepted the nomination.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
The Fagitire Stare Ereitement-Arrest o.
fhs II. =. Marshal

pE,rApELPHuA. July 23.-George Smith,
The inpi,ive slave, was to. day remanded to his
master. A writ of habeas corpus was subse-
ouertly sued out, and an attempt made to take
nossession OF the negro.
The u. :. Marshal, upon what he conceived
TO be legal grounds, refused TO SURRENDER the
t,r,,;ve whereupou the NJ rshsl himself, was
,sten INTO custody bv the Sheriff for contempt
Of court. The matter has produced quite an
excitement.
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BY Goddin 81 Apperson.

VALUABLE HALF ACRE LOT ON
' CARY AND ADAMS STREETS, FOR SALE
AT AUCTlOR.-WiIi be sold on Thursday AT.
terEOon. The 22sh day of july 1853, upon the
premises, commencing at O'Clock, that valuable
mai ecre lot, at the corner of Cary and Adams
streets fronting 1917 feet on the North line of Cary
street, running back on the East line of ADAM
street about l55 feet TO an alley. The lot will be
divided to suit purchssers-a plat of which can be
seen at cur Office
ikRMs-cne fourth cash; balance at 6. l2 and Is
months for negotiable notes interest added secured
by trust deed, or title retained.
GODDIN d. APPERSON.
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AT THE CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

A SOLDIER FOUND DEAD IN A SHIPS CAR.
eo.-On Thursday, while some men were en-
gagged in discharging the cargo of the ship
Columbus, which arrived at New York from
Liverpool on the 18th inst, they found the
dead body Of man among bales almost direct
ly under the main hatch. 1t was extensively
decomposed, and appeared to etain none of its
natural features. The dec sed was about 30
years Of age, and has probably been soldier,
who slowed himself away among the bales and
packages prior to the sailing of the Columbus
from Liverpool on the 4lh of June. 1t is also
probable that some of the cargo was put in
after the deceased hid himself The hatch
having been secured and caulked, and the ship
crowded with Immigrant passengers, the cries
Of the deceased could not be heard on deck
and he no doubt either died from suffocation or
starvation. The following figures and letters
were on his dress "No. $50, July 1st, 1851,
E. Russell, XXXIII RegL"
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another Musical Celebritg.

New YORK, July 22.-Mr. August Gockel,
q young German pianist, made his debut at
Castle Garden last night, and was enthusiast
tically received.
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From Prince Edrard's Island.

BosToN, July 2l.-Haliiax papers by the
Europa, announce that the Conservatives have
carried P-ince Edwards Island by three ma
jorty, with one in dispute.
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Later from Texas.

New ORLEANS, July 21.-Advices from
Texas report that Gov. Paine, of Vermont,
was lying at the point of death. He still re.
NAMED al q town called Muron.
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ADDOiRtmeut.

WASHINGTON, July 22.-Jno. NJ. Daniel,
Esq, editor of the Richmond Examiner, has
been appointed Charge de Affaires to the
Court OF Sardinia.