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

Adi.tiOna! spa:ches from the New York election re.
ceivei yesterday eonrm the report. before given Of the
result, viz that the whole Whig ticket had succeeded
with the exception OF the Judges Of Court Of Appeal
the Democrats uni,.d their candidates for those
oce= w:ch secured their success, Tae Senator. elect.
ed IN Tie city OF New York given as follows Thos
t. Barr, "ardshei 10 the 81 strict; Tuog Il. Whiting.
wing in the 4;'; \. S Gregory, Wig in the 9th and
Era'tus Brooks Wing in tbs 9Th The returns from e
state "dcAte that almost every gives Wing msjo-
ri'y and elects Wing As=em0men. 1t likewise appears
taa: the Whgs have elected about wohirds of the State
Senators. The arls said 10 be ahead Of the so,s in
the cy, bl it il thought the Sons will have large piu
rf''y over tie Hlris Throughout; the safe
The s;l;c which gave General Pierce soc
thousand majority twelve moulhs ago, no gives an over
whelmi"s vote against the policy that Administration
80 much for the i.l.ts OF Gen. Piercc's election.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-11

Nrw AGKScr-we are glad to perceive that Msssrs.
Andrew Johnston Co. appointed agents in this city
for the sale of Robert J. Cavns improved premium Corn.
planter This will afford great facility to the farmers Of
this State. Who may think proper provide themselves
With an article Of this kind IL is generally approved by
those who have tested its utility and regarded source
OF great economy in the class of agricultural to
which 1t is applicable.
Measrs Johnston Co., will be seen by their adver-
semen are prepared to furnish the Cornpaner at Bal
timore prices.
by tho way, noticed series Of articles in the hard
ware line exhibited at the Fair from his firm and were
surprised notice in tho committees report that while
they deemed the articles worthy OF premium they could
rot award it, they manufactured within the
State. We should suppose that premium could be
awarded in such instance with much justice and pro-
priey as in the Of stock brought from other parts
tho Union
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Joln Liacr''sr S'7 Rrters for s tsst ending E,r TO-
Virginia per cents, 81 ruD, sales the Trea
sury, loo.
Virginia per cents, e5. years time sales loo and
interest
Virginia per cents, over ten years to run, sale.
:lu5 and interest.
Virginia cents under years run, lat sales
slO3 aud interest.
Bonds guaranteed by the State last sales sO4 and in
terest.
Richmond City Bonds, "a years run, last sales slOl
and interest.
Richmond City Bonds short dates last sales SOL to
los and interest.
Virginia Bank Stock, par SO; last sales -
Farmers Bank Stock, last sales IL.
Exchange Bank Stock, last sales ll2.
Virginia Tenn. X Il. bonds, last sales % and int
Virginia Fire aud Marine sale. SlO3.
Richmond Fire Association Stock par 90 last sales :3S
Richmond, Fredericksburg Il Potomac Railroad Stock
sales 800.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, last sales 81.
Richmond petcr-bur. Rail Road Sock, last sales $40
Richmond and Danvills Rail Road Stock, sales $40
James River and Klnawha Stock, last sales SEQ l-2.
Clover Hill RIioad Stock-sales OF l2s shares al
800 l.2.
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Gentlemen am glad to in the Wing particular
notice Of OF the fine stock brought our Cattle
Show. Mr. iariys, from Norfolk county, every head OF
which took premium, the first entry. far back
last April Mr. Hugh W. Nelson's the 6,st from the Val
ley, we're all first class premium animals Baltimore and
here. No two members Of tie Society have manifested
more true Virginia -pirit than these gentlemen. Mr.
Hardy had intended taking his stock Baltimore, but the
monen, he heard OF the projected Cattle Show of his
State he abandoned that intention and entered them
home. Mr.. Nelson had intended going to Bitimotc
at all, but was compelled to do get the means OF
transportation to Richmond, and had consequently to
sell In Baltimore apen of 81 the finest hogs ever saw
because the steamer could bring them Thes. hogs
just part only OF herd OF 50 40 equally good
which tho writer at Mr.. Nelson's beautiful residence
Loug Branch Clarke couoty. The premiums and sale
This stock Inadequate in comparison with tho risk
trouble and expense encountered 10y this Vr-
gnis in getting Richmond. The committee vn saddle
recommended his after the ofthe die had deci.
ded against him. the committee discretionary prei.
unis, entitled to one Of the first class.
Mcmbers OF the Society who deferred by the m.
prehcnson OF risk. trouble aud difficulty from bringing
stock to the Farlook the example, gentle
men have set before you, aud hereafter do thou like
wise"
As to Old Virgins, God bless her. the world cannot ex
cell her in far daughters fine stock, and all the
elements OF wealth her people choose bring them for.
ward. X
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ENrERrRIsE-Pcrhaps no stronger evidence can he ad.
duced OF The intrinsic value aud unrivscd usefulness Of
ayers Cherry Pcctord than the fact that in order TO
supply the demand the Proprietor has been compelled 10
build an immense block occupying large part of square
on one OF our principal thoroughIrcs five stories of which
Is to DC occupied by his Laboratory for the preparation
the Cherry Pectoral alone. As this article has now won
its way TO the public favor solely by its success in curing
disease this fact is on its Lotreii
idrsrfI.er
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MoRrALrrT ny CHoLERA.-The following extract Of a
letter from Cuba gives truly appalling account Of the
progress and ravage' Of tho fearful epidemic.
"REufDios, October H. ls53.-1n this Island (Cuba)
the cholera has been still fearful than The vel
low fever with you. In the limited district between Ma
tnnz1s aud something below S1gua IA Grnn1c, (sny 90
leagues 1900 slaves have been carried OIL according
official accounts, which always under the mark IN such
cases becausc many owners avoid paying burial fees
on one hand and on tho other 10 sustain their credit DO
not gve IN correct statement Of their loses This
scoufgo "a slowly travelling eastward suppose II be
nov AZ about twenty leagues from us, but that
Providence will protect ~ Il has heretofore done"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-11

TIE CASE or MIS-. CAUSE.-THE Wilmington DELI Ga.
zce meutonsa that Mrs. Gaines has come acros.
old gentleman who prcgcnt when her mother was
duly married TO her father Daniel Clarke. Tho lack q
proof Of this marriage It will be remembered was the
cause Of Mrs Gaines losing her late suit. Il IL further
stated by the Gazette that upon the existence Of this cv
dcncc being made known the defendant IN suit now
pending in the Louisiana CJurt he became uly s.fed
u her gh ~ recover AMI therefore offered to purca
since which transaction Mrs. Gaines has confronted
with nearly all the possessDs Of her fathers lands Tor
very large um Of money In the aggregate the payment Of
/ which will sCon be secured to her.
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DIED.

Died. Of Yellow Fever, on the 2nd Of October, near
Port Gibson, Miss. DR.. CHARLES X. BRUMLEY, a ma
tive Of King aud Queen County Va in the 25h year OF
bis age.
In the city u baltimore Tuesday night the sh instant
10 o'clock HENRY CLAEKE formerly Of this but recently
BlliIm0Te. 10 The I'D wear Of Lis Al
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RICHMOND MIRHETS. Noyryor, u

ToBAcco-No change in prices orla quote
Common Lurs $50 to $500 Good Manufacturing Is Com
Leaf s. 49, Cool and Fine Shipping $40 sls Good
Manufacturing, go t. ti2; Pine sl2to $IS.
wHEATwhe OF quality worth 81 co. and Red a. IS
HESTER 4 WHITE, Com Merchants,
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TIE BANsnEE.-At ten O'Clock Yesterday morning the
bashee len her wharf with the emigrants for oe. be.
ing owed ont OF the by the steamer Relief There
were no exercises on the occasion of her departure
count OF the very heavy raa which falling AT the tim,
The emSnnts carry with them the best wishes of the
friends oi African colonization.-Bd Bait. Sun Nor 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-11

~ BY request we rcpublish to-day, from the
Southern Literary Messenger, OF October 1892, the
circular which was issued by the Executive Commits
tee Of the Southern Central Agricultural Society,"
Accompanying this request was n communication cN-
pressing Il hope that it may be oportunc in calling
the attention of our planters and farmers to the third
meeting Of the Agricultural Association of the slave
holding States to comm nc, its next session in Co
lu;nba, 5. c.. on the las, day Of this month. And
further stating that thc circular sets forth the main
purposes Of the Association which held preliminary
meeting in Macon, Georgia about twelve months
since. The second me ting took place in Montgomery,
Alabama, in May last when Constitution was adopt
G. and the Association fully organized, and lectures
and addresses delivered upon several Agricultural
subjects"
by the Constitution any citizen taking an interest
in Agricultural matters may become a member of the
Association at pleasure. The admission fec is So 1t
is required that the Association hold its meetings
scmanuIally, and in succession in the States repre-.
scented in it. At the meeting abou; 10 take place IN
Columbia 5. c. provision has been made for lectures
on Geology, Botany and Entomology, in their rela-
tons to Agriculture, soils, &C., g.. The spring
meeting will probably he held in Mississippi or Lou-
saia and that oi the fall of 1854 in North Carolina
the policy to be to strike alterna tcly South
aad North, from Georgia where the moveme 1t orig>
mated.
"Ex.GOy. Gilmer Of Georgia, the President of the
Association, present at the meeting in Montsomc,
~, taking deep interest in its success DIR. Cloud
OF Ia Place, Alabama, is Secretary lie is the ii,or
Of ia, Cotton Planter"
The term Congress" used in tn, circular was
changed to Association, at the preliminary meeting
at Macon, as nonapproprate TO organization freely
aad exclusively Agricultural"
THE NATIONAL FiSANcEs.-lI is stated By the Washing.
ton correspondent; of tho Philadelphia North American
who appears have had the accounts of the
Treasury Department; that the following receipts and eS
pcndturcs of the Government for the fiscal year ending
the Slth of last June will DO o:ci.y report.I tn ,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-11

kuius Choate. of Mass, in consequence Of the decacy
OF ns health has been compelled publicly
oy letter. that his medical adviser peremptorily pre-
eoes abstinence from all kinds of public speaking
r'p' III the natrraliones incident practicc-h
Ing.
letter from military officer the Rio Grande saws
that tho Mexican Government unable to raise means aud
men Tor war; and that SAINTS Anna will be shot by his
people in less than ycar.-IB.
Tho pencntiary Of Tennessee contains POI conyict,
Inc dahl average throughout the year just gone y wa,
2sV large humber has been constantly engaged ON the
new State Capitol-B
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a WARNING.

Delay harbor your mind that Of fools phi
osopy that diss will well Of itself that
IL with for dollars you
per with your general welfare.
We wild vicious youths why will ye persist dosing with
the ty HIHd1g compDHd daily preferred thereby impair
rg appetite aud digestion. destroying you mentally
well as physically, when be cured with few doses
SAINT medenesy
We rske Of and condition, Why will ye
pine and drag miserable existence untitled ,gjOy
Hirnd ordiadyy pu,sus Of frg va who
noyed and wish be health vgor by treatment
NJ pleasant and ef9tusl shol consult MORRIS.
crOc dss has been greater other
physician Of his day Many who have for years
with disease Consequences resulting excess have been
restored 10 hesh under his really scientific
Should personal ntsyier be Objectionable your disease
In writng-enclosc Eve dDlsrs-address W. ~ HORRIs
through the Post once, Nashville Tenn and package
eines securely put will lie sent privately aud Dispatch
full directions herewith, md mo greaiOgs dStsi
Persons living at distance, and afflicted with scofuls
GERS letter, Cancers, Piles Fua IN Ano, Gravel srctuie
elects disease whatever aggravated or
Character can 10 cured At home ~ consulting MORRIS by
letter post paid, enclosing F~ Medicines pleasant
safe be per mall any par, of the United states
Particular attention given to the offeae complaints
Ladies who may be afflicted with Irregularities Yiour
Whites, Proap'us utsria Failing the Womb would we'll
70 lay aside all al'c deeaey and promptly consult the Doctor
Cayos ,cdrrdHtsdl
~ Once o,s, i1'uyso.s once Cedar street, the Post
uhce. H'om, No ~ ~ stain ocR-diy
~ VALE .TfNEsDcaIers In yaentIns will DO veil q, sivs
attention 10 the Advertisement Of the Astcis viESSE Co.
smother column, this Company the Head this
branch Of business TFstHE 81 Nassau street New YorF Agent
nO9-1t
re- NoTicE-Par,cuisr attention Z, called =, a.. all ., a.
valuable Farm called "Hgh Mesdor miles Fa. o, the city
to lake place this dag II O'clock upon the premises Zee
too head inonl 0oDDiH APPERsON, Aucu
w Holloway. pm. Cs,eln Henedy for tn. curr or
scr Hsddfctss, DHesg NJ Sight, dHd Usfdngef Sfndos-
Estset ~ letter from Mr. psuae Of Neue,ie dated July
IsOl-l9 PfYe'sor H7Uovaysir have sufferer
r some time tom der'uged stomach sex headache and dim.
ness sight, digestion impaired could
tue u eat solid ioOd Incapable Of
Wsltng hundred ysd tried crest variety Of medicines
Without the least benefit taxing your Pills
add tbs inVauahe medicine has perfect health"
Tor sale ~ PURCELL, LADD 4 90. noii-qu
JtNOBest Peruvian Gusno landing this morning, for sale
~ AZ market rates.
/ nou EDMOND DAVENPORT A co
ACKEREL en- ibis. No. Maeksrel, pVme quality sale
ey lnoiil DAVENPORT, ALIEN 4 90.
~ Run, LARD Cod Fish, Cheese, Maessrei Drovn soap,
nOil DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
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NORFOLK MARKET. Yoy.mhcr =

Corn, white, prime 65a6sc; Yellow do, wanted re
ccipts light. G9c.; Mixed do. 63,G5c Flour Saprrfne
s5aI IL Fine sda6 la Family sIsl .. Hay, cargo,
from store lal Ia Meal per bushel for Boed 9Oa95c
Oats, per bu-hel S5ai0c Peas, Black Eye, sales OsI
10. Wheat 25il SO Whiskey 32aS3c.
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20 We are requested to say, that there are several
articles and packages GONE of which psshabe sen,
from the late Fair, which may be obtained appca.
uon Al the Office OF Mr. w. D. Bigelow, in the Law Build.
ing IL is desirable that they be taken away at once
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-11

On the sh by Usher Of Powhaan
county Va. Mr. EDWARD J. WARREN, Of Richmond 10 Miss
JEANETTE daughter Of James FISHER, Jr Of this city
E6 st. Louis papers copy.
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MEETING OF rnK Crr CouSciL.--The regular MONTH,
meeting OF this body, will DO held on Monday
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JyfgE 6rfEK AMI TilE fEEs-.-Ihe Richmond Eoyui,er
commits act OF yu5ticewc will not saw stpdi.i ono
however appearances usy favor the mputitiorD spo,k
ing Of the "erocIOUs insults made by the Nnrfhcr TIL
pres upon Judge Grief for hi frnnc.s ia i,ain,tni ,
fugitive Save ,T.' Tue Wing press has .yetvvbo,g 49,.
tanned Judge Oror ne generally and rarno.y a. tho .,
ocraIic press and the Enquirer ought - know Il, Win
tie exception OF those few presses ~ the North tro.
y Abolition or reespl, the Wig pse.. J.. ur,fnou. If,
iis approval Of Judge Gror. How viii the Democrat
Of the Nofthy IL chose u be as urJ-criniuat, a.
tue Enp,rer, might .Ay T. il the Dcoseyof, of Tho
Norh Who condemn Judge Grcr; Or not only many Dem
O'atic feooi presses Genouncug him but D,a.r,a
are AZ this moment getting -gners petition TO Congress.
TO have tue Juir. UJeaet,L II would be and
dishonest we're Wc ~ duplicate the democratic rtes and
party o the North ~ their course but the Epptcr may
perceive how easy would hc by the same sespuy nrI
cess which has adopted toward the Whz press Ia uut
the boot on the other ler
IL Is common trick with tho democratic presse. land
With no one Of them cOmmon We are sorry 10 cav
thhn WIN our neghbOr the Union to saddle some ioi-
scheme or mSchieyous fanntcisn upon the Whg p,rtv
a. exclusively obnoxious toit Thus We see aIno-t d4
y figuring IN the columns Of tho Union the headings
clifton Whgycry," Whggcry and Fress,il,.m y &c a,
the very time when the free-o Democracy ht, obtained
entire Csceudoncy IN the party IN New York has ever
driven the Conservative COnpromss Democrats out o
Iammany Hall sud Of The party and are now the so,
Supporters Of the De Docttc Administration and far tber
when the Democrats Of Vermont aud M,sachysetts ar,
n0E - they have been os years IN the latter state ir
iu alliance, aud offensive ADD deen7ve with the Fre.so
pary Win these facts and 20 notorious for IN,
Enquirer to tas stout THE assaults II the Whg prea
on 'cdge Irier u taI.ng the creduty Of lie reader
too severey.-Nai. iaL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-11

MADAME sosTAos FAREWELL CoscEET was given at the
Metropolitan Hall Wednesday night she again ,srr
most delightfully."-. We are confdeu: that our citizens
have had their higle.; expectation. fulfilled. Without
single discnng voice. believe the creates, slfac-
ton was expressed by all who heard her She sings wish
en- case gacsil'ncss AMI fascinating manner peculiarly
her own. We make no pretenton. being capable o.
crcsing musical performance, but 70 our ear Nadine
Sontag singing lar sur any thing we ever before
listened t.. Julien played the violin with hs arcps
TONED ability and usual To the delight Of the audience
Sg Rocco and Allied JIel were einently successful In
their parts IL is seldom that such rare musical talents
combined and We heartily commend the Distinguished mr.
lists 10 public favor elsewhere
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-11
DEATH OF ANDREW JACKSON ALLEN

DEATH OF ANDREW JACKSON ALLEN.-This We.
tcrsn and father oth American stage died New York
ON saturday, Oct -, aged II years Mr.. Allen has OF
lie rst appeared IN. stage in 1888 as an ncuss. boy
IN the procession in Rome aud Juliet One OF his great
Characters was Golihnch," in 1.-The Road to Ruin. lie
was an honest upright man, aud a devoted friend. A
large circle OF acquaintance through the Union will de-
plore his loss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-11

HrsriSos couRr.-The November term Of this cour
commences on Monday.
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ST. LOUIS MARKET. Nov. !
LOUISVILLE MARKET. Nov. s

Tobacco-Sale to-day Of only three hhds the Saa
Warehouse from So 20 to 5 90 per 100 lbs
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ViRGlNA'-M Circuit Court OF IN. County Of Ienf.o.
the iS,h day o. Nay, 1883: ''
isr sdmlnl.n., Of ElI.bs,h HIN, "-'
WIN ou.rs., Mahs Johnson Levi. ILep,re In hi. own
sss .. 1 s 81 Kim
~, sha 2. ,seh .dmln.s,o Of Isaac oasri, elder
. s,y s s. &Ss
Joas anS ,S m.
u. Via a,s snf e.. ,.'$sy 9g.,,s, Dso. Ja
to, 81 John his 9S In M.ry Turner rm., Dy
children lanes Johason D, Hardin a .
or@sr Johnson 10 IoSn.o s snS A%" L
S n a , ahl =. .d%inraior q Isaac Qua'
9,ri,.; Ar~i,ts.d Coleman ii. @is fS%Gs,
as such Of Dicry kns
OF ,h. suffice, Of Isaac oua. IN.
s% .Iaa fpss .' sssu the +, a. III
.a.s Sa.Tl s and h,a,a LI:p.ss william
r.. co., Ls;S Sl S%% e: %:S': & is@ Nag ,.a
.S. sssss Gss and ,n.
do take ~ plain, d and 81
or e n TsS Martin pa.a S ss: k IN
county and as such de ocni. Of Isaac Q
said and ,h.. The said S ,lep,re
de Comm.,ionsr
ST . .a h.n 10, 'a' and Of the
And ,ss directed to take an aeoan, Of
to or vent into N. hand. Of 4. ho,r, deyi.et sFa.
yss ami s;o a. account Of the real and
heirs or d.rSutes ,r Of their heirs @
hei. personal and which lab
Isaac oaIls, and Hardin L,pass, ,s hs
suit anle.. the nesr.y Of saeh accounts should be
.ucient to satisfy shsr
In ,tns which aeeoaat. the said ceGm..or.r will
ss.d =, pma asa Sosst any account. Of
by Court competent OF Iardeton eur s.
esssaiDs th. viii audit state sSS s, and a
sss% or any party may aars And leave
"A deere in Ia CDpv-- TestT
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SALES OF STOCKS

IsVNts' II.I'r Ii.t..NLIi -'DN D.
Sales of Is hhds tobacco-lI at 81 IS a : 25 end
az
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CE:rHAt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CT 4 PRrsrDryT.-I,
vii be highly gratifying to the eads Of this improve
mcnt 70 learn that Col Fontane vas last cgening. uua
inously re elected President Of the Company.
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.uo:I.er Arrl,al IRON rnrnnr.

VIC lave Telegraph reports o. tae arrival Of another
steamer from Europe, bat fighting yet; The belize.
rents are s making tremendous preparations for the ap
proachins conflict Il il reported that the Russians were
preparing to cross the Danube.
T"e price Of breldsiuT. ,nues to 20 up. TIE 3D.
vance i considerable since the previous arrival.
The dates by the Franklin are to the Goth ult.
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Total expenditures

THE voTE OF PENNSYLVANIA in the recent election is
set doTa by the Pl!ldclphiA 'Bse,in at total of 252
$50? the smille', poled in the State for number of
yearsbeng lOsUyJ less than for Presiieat last
wear, AMI l.l,. l5l OJD less than the whole vote of
the State. Tnis d,cue of votes is attributed to an Tn.
paraeed Indifference in both parte- 10 the result of tie
contest ihl there IS 600 Of last years
Democrats aud CO. 900 o: last years Wings Who did not
vote on the day of election
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-11

THE hoRgoyrEsfV WALys Til crank ~ the sdbers,,.
10 hornonsm present being greatly srengtnened
especially 90 Carmarthau SHIRE Gauors and 9th.
or impotAnt districts n South Wales Numbers oftbese
people nave lately joined tbs Sect including many persons
81 high respee ability and middle c8 - station we'll
knLWn Welsh lecturer named Robyn Dhu shoe Influence
Sith the people ~ very great has ttey joined the rsnk
aud his eloquence irresistible Immense numbsrs
have lately ef south Waes Tor he Salt L,ke and many
Others are Dow preparing Tor departure ip The ,prlpg
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J. '. JoxEs, Sec'y.

CENTRAL RoUTg THE PAcIF!c.-A letter sent 20 the
National lntclisencer by Hon. Thomas H. Benton gives
very favorable account of tie valley of san Louis as to
81 adaptation for cultivation. The letter is written by
Mr. Cha- w. MeCiiuah.u Yirginian emgrant to Cali
iorna lie contruis all the glowing descriptions Of the
country gwen by previous travellers this route Much
OF the land will cut four of grass acre and fur
nish plenty to sustain sock without food shelter The
writer declares that in the central part of the Rocky
Mountains, exactly in the line from S. Louis san Fran.
cisco, there j. good country enough make mountain
double the size OF all the Canons pu. together
aud presenting everything grand aud beautiful found
III Switzerland wOu, tie drawback of glaciers ami ava
!auches, and consequently without It's cold 4 iul
cOuEmltion is thus given the theories oi F.s
mont.
The pas' through the Sierra Blanca is described as
equal to- II not superior 10 any OF the passes over the
mountains OF Virginia, Pennsylvania ard Tennessee 1t
will De tue great thorOughilre from the Atlantic
the Pacific. The writer thiuks when this work shall
be sufficiently known tie government it will be adup
Ell forth; Pacna railroad Tle inI i. pronounced equal
TO the best land IN Missouri and Illinois.
The pass through the Sierra Blanca il low ard grad.
uli tha railroad can be made it, and the grade i'll
not exceed nifty feet TO the mile The settlements on this
route, not above twO hundred miles apart will abund.nty
furnish provisions to cmigrants.-N T. Esprcs.