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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-02
RATES OF FARE Ron RICHMOND AsD

By Boyd & Ednopdrs Packets, from Richmond
aud Virginia and TonDessee Railroad 70 Wl}r-
Sulphur Spr.nss................. @ d
10 oroet pfinss: .....-,;:';'..........
By Danvuie Railroad from RIchrnond ard
SSsthside Railroad from Petersburg ari
Stages 20 Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
White Sulphur Springs. 10 s
To Sweet Spnnga. .
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VISITORS TO THE FAIR can be'sup-
v piled with Oysters il any style; Steaks, Chops,
Chickens Wild Ducks, Psrridges, fresh Fish, Ham
and Fggs Venison. &c &C.; also, Buckwheat Cakes
and Coffee, and Breakfast, Dinner or Supper at 10
pinntes notice ALIENS ARBOUR,
osm Corner Main and 18th streets.
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SECOND SUPPLY OF WINTTD
- CLoAhS.-We have joet reoeived mar - - IA
Jnnse,own, orr stcond supply Of Rich Fall.
AID winter Closks. Of rich Lyons Velvet az s'ss
ci0tns masking or essortnaent again coupieta k me
i1 sesartnent OF shawls--Rsy State L,ono ~ ~
square, sbtnsre plain and figured o4nty, NnH ao
coiors asd white Grape Also, chiidrpu,s aoa S on.
wants ShAwiA- PLEASE coll while tho eas ,t.s e
ccInpleis WILCOX q pETtrsH e 10
DC 2S I6I Fs.ia g
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DAeUuRRuoTYpIrc.

H. How beautiful ID truth! Like
j. tho sun sIuiling ont amid the snrry stern NJ =
the bright Stars shining through the heasv p.sh,-
eIoud-like friend clssprng the hand Of f,fendIiLe
heaven upon s1rth, and 6ud in Tnsn--like ths PTEaH
It's beauteous bloom--aud the srERECscOPYg
natures pfotctypedearer than the snile az friend
or love of parent, IL TRUTH. Call ct MuRRlY,s
Gallery tue only place ia the United states = bsra
she FLESH TINT can DO obtained. Truth r'rnth
Truth! JOHN MURRAY
sign oil the He'd Flag. Eagle Square.
oe 20 Main street, Riehiuond.
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'hOM PETERSBURG AND PI5;1
~ = SnyrI, 70 THE WHITE SULPHUR gpeIrt,s

rr4 ~ tIE< W ftlTE SULPHUR t.,<.~
IIhRoUda IN TWO DAYS.-Tbs w.. - Ssts9s
ieDnss-ee Railroad Company low presen, H. "a
20, saiest and cheapest route, wish ine,ss.s 90
- never oeiofs offered b. any iine 10 The tra1
P1olc VISITING the virgins Springs ''7Aos
a., ssseoeers leaving Richmond daiIy a. Cd, -
"a iS1n9ays exoegtsdl by Messrs Bowl 49, 9;
'o.s me oil Packets with experiences sn 1890
=, we next uorrng a. o'clock BIZ ~ r. ~
na1koae7 meeting Passengers sayps Pets,I,eI
7, o'goat - MI TIE Salns E4cYBiax At IA. .rt
'ae eelt. aside RAILROAD, viii proceed 20 Rc
acre taey WIZ ind Inc OF new ap0 s,,s,,o ~
ooaonth hne horses and EXP crieu ed drfvrr ~
hess 70 convey thea with tie most r.cs4;il, sI
Wi feeeh Ly1s heurg early ia the evening In - =
sEe soSl nights ret apd take the Csfs ~ ~ "a;
el''ia at'h iepnesres Railroad st o'elees "a -.
ooEn1g 70 boasec1s, distance OF n tg,iI.s 4, -
hours ~ COZ nection with Farsh Co.'S Old es1.hp5S
iae o. cU'ke- 40 vel Known 10 the trevelitr Tb;;
or re t'ie'y siId dispatch. wei ~uppiied Nj -
nos S1e"lert horses, accommodations agents -
aFiseis tesoy 70 ooavey the 10 to the N 5tutsir So
- saFisr Ara after acoEfoTtable nisbt'. re-t t az
!" ns eGipaur si1ngs befo-e 10 O'Clock r.-xt r,,rT
ing, me tteepo day sfter leaving Lynehburz
heFufsiLg, peeseugers viii iesve the Iyllrs s-l
phar spTrss al O'Clock. z. NJ deily f5pf.l.s. -
septed1 REQ Sweet and Sweet Springs as6 oysboct
+. II. sid arrive at the MountsSn L. - .-1i
Tearing next morning at dey light b!esI e ~ $780,
arrive az Bonsack's al Il @ciock p. M-nJ,d L,ns5S
bGTs at CT P. nj. leave Lyhchlurq saIr. e1.,;5 e.
Packet at O'Clock, +. NJ for Roblrond srr,vfn9 ~
second morning. at O'Clock A. Nor hy st.. - ~ nc
IA A. Nor from 70 O'Clock in Inc u,arI,fus -
SouthSide Railroad to PetenbuTg and DsasfiI- X -
road 10 Richmond ardviEg same yenius Al a oS~ISeI
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MIscHLLANEous.

a,Isan, ssIlIn Il CO., Grocers aud
II Commission Merchants, Cary street, adjoining
Columbian Hotel, Richpend, Va, offer for sale New
Coffee sugars; Porfo Rico and Cuba Mossses Bacon.
Fish, Bragg's Family Flour, OILS Teas, Wines and
Liquors, Havana Scgars, 9iam's Wine Sap Tobec-
co, Sperm, Adanantine aud Tallow Candles Toilet
and other Soaps. Lamp Wick Cotton Yarn, Irvine,
Packing Yarn, Broouls Buckets Shot Powder, Gnn
Gaps, Shoe Bushes, Backing. Matches, Bed Cords,
Starch Smoking Tobacco Vinegar, Nails, Cap Letter
and Wrapping Paper, Spices OF all kinds, together
with everything else tn be found Ia grocery store.
All of which they will sell at wholesale retail On
accommodating erms.
They viii also give strict attention TO the rae Of
country produce oc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-02

ENCOURAGE VIRGINIA IMPOkI-
H ERS!-OyE OF THE CHEAPEST STORES IN THE
UNITED STATES FOR GUNS, GOLD WATCHES,
10, TT HENRY ff MANS,
No Sc, Nam Street, Richmond. Va.
Double barrel English Guns warranted for SO 90
Stub and Twist,
raated, 10 %
Double barrel English Gups superior, Stub AID
Twist, warranted, 70 W
Ths lateat and host improved Patent Gun. 30 90
steel " Al Critters each Is
$50 Wads in q box, for ~
Powder Flasks, 81
Bowie Knives, from u to w
sod, coo Percussion Cap. twarranted $50 In box at
20 cents per Thousand.
loaOSA Auti-corrosve Percussion Gaps, !Starkey's
best at S7S cents for $50.
Shot Pouches Belts of every kind at all prices,
Gait. Re eovers Aliens Pistols, aud general assort
tnent Of sporting articles too numerous to mention.
Gold Watches which run on jewels, in good
order, for $40 90
Gold Levers IS Jewels % 90
IS carat Gold Levers IS Jewels, warranted for
~ months. s5 40
Gold Eus lish Levers, from So to 2fO GO
Gold Chains, from IL to 30 90
Gold Fob CHAINS, from 10 to 30 90
Gold Pencil cases, from IS cts to 10 90
Silver Watches, regulated, at 90
And general variety of Silver Table and Tea
SPOONS, JEWELRf of every description, Fancy
Goods Ac. &c. HENRY HIMAN,
D'recs Importer of Guns, and the only Importer of
Gold Watches, Sc.
Don't forget that it is Mt No. 96. Main ct. Sc 80
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500 ENAMELED CRATES AND

hsN ENAMEI-E-D uhAiCo ~ ~
OOO TENDERS, FOR SALE AT REDUCED
PRICES The subscriber has for sale the largest
stock Of CRATES and TENDERS ever before offer
ed for sale in this city, of his manufacture The
Crates embrace all the various kinds and patterns
such ~ square topped Gothic Lipc, Circle &c; with
beautiful rounding Tenders summer pieces &c, to
match. Orders for Crates, Fepders, &C., from town
aud country, Puuetaaly st,endea 10 ana csfetnty
supplied at the lowest Northern prices with he usual
discounts off for cash by wholesale. Apply O. n Y
Bell and Brass Foundry Main between 9th and 81 b
streets, Richmond, Virginia.
I3--diTnt SAMUEL d DEN(f0E-
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EOT1CE.-Express packages for Nor
folk, Petersburg and Richmond, intended for ship
meut per steamers Rcs-cke CT Jamestown, vii
hereafter be received by ADAMS 4 CO. 50 Broad
way, who the only authorized agents for Express
privileges by those steamships.
LUDLAM l. PLEASANTS,
10 eta IS Broadway, New York
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nINNER AND TEA SERVICES
~ Just received. fsii hupply 0! White and an.
French Chins, Ia Din0er ead Tea sstI; al.n ssnsl
oEd - the dozen; White ironstone do DO. Rlo,yins
do do All 70. snle low c.
J1NES D. B. EvAHY,
COZ Ma. III West Main y.
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Z DAMS q. co. ) NEW IUkk, ' III
~. GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA STEAM
SHIP FXPRESS, PER UNITED STATES MAIL
STEAMERS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN, TO
AND FROM NEW YORK, RICHMOND, Pc
TERSBURG, &c, SC, hc-Hayins sfected arrange
with the L. 5. mali hDe OF steamer from New
York Norfolk and Richmond for SPECIAL EXPRESS
PRIVILEGES on thai route, are now prepared 10
receive and fUr~ ard, to and from New York MER-
CHAN Disc and PACKAGES of every description
with dispatch and at greatly reduced rates.
Our Express will leave New York every We1nes-
day and Saturday per splendid steamers ROANOKE
sad JAMESTOWN alternately. Goods viii be re-
ceived ut New York Office, 80 Broadway, until 81
O'CLOCK, P. NJ, on the day of sailing.
Merchants aud Others ordering goods from New
York, are requested 10 order by 'ADAdS & co. s
STEA MSHIP EMPRESS"
Our inland Express will nun as heretofore, leaving
New York and Richmond daily, in charge of special
messengers All Goods not marked to via the In
sad route, will be forwarded b. the Steamer Fax
press oxx ADAMS W.
J. L. McDONOUGH, Agent Richmond
EOT1CE,-Express packages for Nor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-27
Supreme COurt-Clrcuit.
Before Hon. Judge Roosevelt.

CLERICAL LIBEL-MINIsTERs OF PEACE AT WAR
De W.T. William r. Gordon James B. i Hardsmsnrci. JcSs
knor and 1hos. Z. Vcmilye-By the complaint Of the
plaintiff in this case, is alleged that he Is cersyma.
of the Reformed Protestant Dutch Churh the city Of
New York. and that the defendants intending to inurs
his reputation and credit circulated that he had bssa
to be dismissed from the situation of pastor of his
church. he German Reformed Church Of New York and
o $
the defendants embodying in resolutions on the books Of
the association the following -
1.-THE committee recommend the adoption of the follow
ing resolution Resolved That this Casss do insH-
tue proceedings against the Rev John s. Ebaugh the
following grounds-lst Contumacy in his repeatedly
fusing to obey the citations of your committee ID Ha-
bua misrepresentation In the matter Of the statistics
Of his church 3D. An attempt to get money By prose.
for salary for period for which he had received
from the congregation In Seventeenth street"
by means OF which libeous writing the plaintiff alleges
that he has been greatly injured and preudicsd in his
credit and reputation and brought into scandal and dis
5000 For ths Ss.ncs Il is ooSssnded that thsrs was
no publication Of the alleged libel and that the defend
eh h%,cS we're snd sna sbsrs ABE Of certain uSes
tory known the Classis Of New York" aud that the
plaintiff and defendants are mutually bound BY their own
and uphold the doctrines discipline and constitution Of
the Reformed Protestant Dutch Church, by this right,
known and ceded by the plant II Is the duty Of the
Chassis investigate the ecclesiastical affairs Of Al
the ministers and churches subject to its jurisdiction.
At a meetDg Of the Chassis of New York, held the
21st of October 1851 certain resolutions were offered by
member OF the Cassis the resolutions were in the
exercise of the rights Of the Chassis TO investigate the
ecclesiastical affairs referred to special COMMITTEES con-
sisting Of the Reverend Talbot W. Chambers, william A.
Gordon and John elder Of Of the churches
who was also member Of the Cassis. The committee
we're requested to report the matters referred to them
The Cassis at the same time enjoined the plaintiff the
pastor, and the consstory Of the German Reformed
Church. to furnish their record for the inspection Of the
committee. The defendants made and submitted their
report in writing to the Casss the 18th November,
1851, and the conclusion Of eir rcpert recommended
the adoption OF the resolutions complained Of -
belous. At the time of making the report the defend
ants submit that they believed II to BE- true and that
were not actuated by any malice Whatever toward ths
plaintiff. Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-27

APPOINTMENTS AND REMOVALS IN THE DEPART
MENTs-THE GARDNER CAsE-BIsHOP HUGHES.
WASHINGTON, May 26-s P. M.
The District appointments under the consi
Iteration Of the Executive.
Mr. Ramsey, dem., has been appointed Chief Clerk In
the Office OF the FIRST Comptroller vice Mr. Seaman whg,
removed.
Judge Mason has commenced the regeneration of the
Patent Office by removing nine clerks to-day namely
Nessrs. Stsnsbury, Henrool, Roane, Davol johnson,
Edelin, Haslain, Lay and Bailey.
VS.. King, Of Rhode Island, Recording Secretary of
the United States Agricultural Society will be appointed
to the agricultural desk, in place of Dr. Lee removed
some time since by Secretary McCelland Mr.. King is
invited to this post by State Societies. and will
be acceptable to the agricultural community generally.
There quite number of applications for the va
can't Examinersp. AS the work in that department is
six months behind hand it is presumed it will be
filed, and extra Examiners may be found necessary.
large delegation is present from Harrisburg urging
npon the President the appointment of Mr. Parks Post
master Of that place. Others and have been here
against him, and probably are coming State poll
tics enter largely into the matter
william C. zantziDger, Disbur ing Agent in the State
Department been removed and Mr. stubbs reinstated
The change to take effect the 1st Of July.
The jury the Gardner sent a communication to
the Court this morning stating that after mature deli
berAion and full interchange Of sentiment they found
1t impossible agree and asking that arrangement
be entered into between the counsel, and that they
might be discharged The counsel in view Of the
eity Of trying the again, II verdict not
rendered were unwilling to come to any agreement, and
the Court declined to discharge the jury.
intatory mont to Ay girls, at St. Patricks Cathe
dral, thia morning.
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Arrival Of the Europa's Mails.

The steamship Europa signaled of Boston about
ten O'Clock yesterday morning. but owing to the low STATE
Of the tide unable reach her dock till five in the
evening" During the day the steamer Rescue sent
down to the Europa for the mails and arrived back iu
time to transmit them to New York by the New Haven
train They reached this city about O'Clock this
morning Owing to the ateness Of the hour we
able to procure files from the Post Office in time to
insert any Of the details Of in this mornings paper
However the teegraphic synopsis published Wednes-
day, very complete and it s improbable that there
is any additional general news of importance.
The Very Latest from Europe.
BY TELEGRAPH LONDON TO LIVERPOOL.
LONDON, Saturday morning. May IL, 1858.
PARIS, Frday.-Bourse dull and inactive Az per
cents closed at 1041s.
MILAN, May 3, lS53.-The Sequestraton Committee has
suspended operations account of concessions favor
of the absentees which Count Rachberg has obtained
from Marshal Radetzky.
MADRID, May Q, 1s53-The Count de San Luis, has de.
cned the post of Minister of Foreign Affairs.
TURKEY.
is said at Vienna that the Porte is inclined to recog
nize the independence of Montenegro.
The Cologne Gazette states that MenschikoG demanded
an answer to his ultmatum within fifteen days
DENMARK.
serious ARRAY had taken place between the Danish
and German carpenters employed the railroad at Co
penhagen The troops had to be called out to maintain
orde
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-27
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
EXTRA SESSION.
Albany, May 20, 1858.
THE EMIGRANT PASSENGER LAW.

ALBANY, May 2e 1858.
THE EMIGRANT PASSENGER LAW.
Mr. COOLEY (dem) presented q petition of Grinnel
Minturn Co., Goodhue Co and very large number
of the chief business of New York. and by the Mayor
of New York. asking for the repeal of the emIgrant
senger law which passed the last night Of the regular
session.
1t being proposed to refer the memorial to the Com
mttee on Commerce and Navigation, Mr. BABCocK (whg)
opposed it. One Of the for the bl was, that
shipping merchants deeply interested in procuring
the landing Of vessels at particular wharves and Of
allowing boarding house keepers to board their vessels
and be the FIRST to fleece the poor smgrant majority
Of the committee gave the subject anxious and pa
tient and under the best advice 1t seems
however, the bill does not remedy all the evils Indeed
wrong Nothing short Of despotic govern.
mept, II aictpg necessary chastisement, would do. At
pesent the penalties fa! on the innocent as well as on
the guilty. No is Law made than the guilty
ingenuity of the dishonest evade It, The bill at its pas
sage seemed right If any better one be passed he
lation.
Mr. CooLrr did not believe but that any Institution,
OF emgran passengers The present law allows the emf
hands Of these marauders The charge respecting the
sale of permits by shipping merchants Wholesale
one and not proved The bill was passed under an
tire misapprehension Of the facts.
Mr. BEKMAN (whg) said that it was evident that ~
yet legislation had not accomplished what hoped
lie favored select committee fully TO examine the state
Of the emigration arrangements.
Mr. COOLEY concded with the motion for such COM
mttee He moved refer the memorial to the Senator'S
from the city Of New York. Carried
On Mr.. BARuErT's motion Mr.. Cooley added to
The committee.
UNJUST TAXATION
Mr.. BMKMAN presented the memorial of David Tomln-
son. of Schenectady s3 years of age citizen Of blame
less life and enlarged benevoence He complains that,
in defiance Of the constitution and laws, he is uRusty
taxed He shows that In the Of lands, concernaG
the title of which there IL question they taxed
retaxed and taxed again, against covenants. 1t was
sepaors Of New Yerk to speak out boldly Heretofore
whenever anti rent has been mentioned in this Senats
cowed beneath the outrages Of few hundred vAgabonds
in calico dresses. Men may be scalpsd and tArrsd BE-
cause they dare TO the process Of law The LAga
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Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, May 25 1858.
Cotton has been in brisk demand since the receipt
IT, European news the sales to-day reaching 600 baes
At an advance of Ic Strict middling Ia quoted 10
10Ac and good middling at IL II &c. The receipts
are decreasing to day. they amount to 100 bales
$500 exports Freights to Liverpool improving,
being now quoted at Nd. Mess pork has further de-
clined; / 200 bbls sold to day, at SI4 a S14 so
New ORLEANS, May 26, 1853
There is considerable excitement in cotton market
owing uDfavorable weather for the crops The sales
to DAY reached IL bales prices the close showing
advance of hc [The foregoing is from a private cor
respondent and forwarded to Liverpool via Halifax
by the Cambria, last evening
New ORLEANS May 26-Noon.
Cotton has been active this morning the sales already
reaching 10 600 bales at fully 40 advance since the
csption Of the Europas Strict middng is quoted
at 10Ae.
CHARLESTON, May 25, 1853
The sales OF cotton to day 900 bales at prices
ranging from SC 1oac. The market is shade higher
SAVANNAH May 26, 1858.
Cotton has been in brisk demand to-day. the sales
reaching 600 bales at firm prices.
BUFFALO, May 90, 1858.
Receipts since yesterday:--Flour, 4 500 bbs wheat,
none corn 20 0o0 bushels; oats IS 900 bushels The in
cemsncy o. the weather has checked business to-day.
Flour fIeights are at 4sc. wheat &c., and corn 1oc
ALBANY, May 26, 1853
No return of the receipts sent in Operations in flour
checked by the incement weather. Wheat dull,
but prices rm sales 800 bushels Corn inactive and
prices main taned TO- 900 bushels Did at Soc for
mixed Western bushels of barley changed hands at
Csc. for two rowed Wisconsin Oats dull 47c sales
1900 bushels Prison whskey 22Ac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-27
COr0ners' Inqucsts
THE LATB FATAL AFFRAY BETWEEN THE TWO


Yesterday Coroner Gamble took the examination Of
Bartholomew Clancy the boy who caused the death of
his brother Charles by stabbng him in the side with
knife The boy stated that he native OF Ireland,
between fourteen and fifteen years Of age and worked In
printing Office As to the charge preferred against him.
he stated that at the time of his using the knife he did it
only to his brother away he did not intend to hurt
him or 10 kill him. The Coroner then committed the
prisoner to the Tombs, there to await his trial.
ACCIDENTALLY DRowNED.-Patrck Hany, q boy seven
years Of age whose body had been missing for week
past found yesterday Dead floating in the North
river foot of pier eleven. Coroner Gamble held in
quest upon the body and the jury rendered verdict Of
accidental drowning.
AFATAL ACCIDENT. About eleven o'clock Wednesday
morning John Cook assistant engineer the sectional
DOCK at pier 43 East river, while engaged ong the
gne his cravat caught in some part Of the machinery
dragging his body in, tearing off his clothes, and crush
.s mis- nne ses 70 %
where he fingered until yesterday morning and expired
Coroner Gamble held an inquest on the body and the
jury rendered verdict of accidental DEATH caused by
his catching to the shaft of the engine the
sectional dock at the foot Of Pike street The deceased
twenty one years of age, and native of New York
ANOTHER CAUTION TO PARENTs.-Coroner O'Donnel yes
terday held inquest at No ACT Eighth avenue the
body Of child four years old named Mary Jane Norris,
who to her death from scad caused by the
upsetting of kettle containing boiling water.
SUICIDE BY DROWNING Coroner Gamble yesterday held
inquest at No. 84 James street. on the body of Will
liam Heaney, aged about 3S years, native OF Ireland
who committed suicide, about week ago, by jumping
into the river, foot of James slip The deceased, 1t
seems was seaman, and had recently arrived at this
port In the ship Grecian from Calaarnia The persons
that he intended to commit suicide: Early on the morn
ing of the 9th inst II quite dark the deceased left
his bed and walked TO the dock and then deliberately
took off his boots lower himself TO the water by haw
sailor board the ship Grnnel stated that he
man, the morning in question: let himself down
by the bawser to the water and then swim Off into the
centre Of the stream The witness called TO the deceased
to stop, but he took notice Whatever and, II any
ter%pston to destroy Ss s verdict Was rendered that
the deceased came to his death by suicide by drowning
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The Virginia Election.
BALTIMORE, May 20, 1858.


Harper's Ferry and Bolivar districts, in Jefferson
county, give Faulkner. dem., for Congress, S7O and
Boteler, whig 49, being democratic gain since the
Presidential election, of 172 The districts give
Button and Gibson whg candidates for the legislature
o considerable majority
In Berkeley county-Faulkrer er, dem, 100 majority
being small gain. Clarke gives 20 majority for FAulk
ner, democratic loss of "a. Frederick county gives
Faulkner 900. Boteler 974, majority 25 being demo-
cratic loss of 372.
In Richmond Cty-Coleman, whig, for Congress, has
SOB majority. Price, whig for the Board of Public
Works. has $40 majority The wings elect their Senators
and three representatives There is whig loss Of $40.
Fredericksburg, in the Seventh district gives Snow
den whg for Congress- 81 majority Smith, dem,
whig gain Of o.
Winchester gives Boteler whg, in the Eighth district
235 majority, whg gain of 252 Shepherdstown Bote-
ler 16O whig gain Of AS. Hampshire, large gain is
reported for Boteler.
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From Boston.

ADJOURNMENT OF THE MASSACHUSETTS LEGIsLA-
TrRE-FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE LOWELL
MUSEUM, ETC.
Boston, May 20, 1858.
Both branches Of the Massachusetts, Legislature ad
journed sine die at half past 10 O'Clock last night
The bin before the Legislature relating to railroad
SINGS and the rate Of speed at which drawbrdges may
be crossed lost in the Senate previous to Its adjourn
ment on Wednesday.
During the performances at the Lowell Museum last
night young man named Wheeler, acting as a supernu
merary accidentally stabbed with bayenet the
eye. which entered his brain, killing him instantly.
The American Continenalers, from Newark N. j., ar
rived here this morning BY the Fall River route. They
received by the Veterans Of this city, and break
tasted at the United States Hotel The company attract
much attention.