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TO SPORTSMEN OF THE FIELD.
FALL IMPORTlTION OF GINS.


he SoriEs'% aIe t sssG e s9s bsSSa
shot bS s'as ES E GSs CO.. Sns %s: fr
'h p1n'.on Caps, Por,msn Wishing neat At for the fall
/ hon before purchasing. JAMES WALSH.
Spg' and re- m't5s and Gon,miGS in ali Il, yaru.
Keys cases mounted .eas Nv
bags Drop and Buck shSi S;O,s by
- ARSHALL SALT -6a11 SACKS LIyeTpooi salt Der ,bp la
. " W, Hin'' landing, for sale ~ -.
/ a rIHBNirE An CLOVER HiII CONL.-The subscri-
COL o are nov their viaer supPyof ANTHRACITE
white ane rcd ash which they good
ThSy yS ,o taken one q the yards belonging The clover
CS,f "ssLc they prepared tofarnsh the bs, cLovERI
They rs.pee'fIy 'olca call pub
order, IN their e,,rs Toler Cooks. or In the box
We Anthacte Coal iOu,c IN rear Of the Union Hotel i9h
ssz2-d5t WIN H. DAVIS 4 co.
HROons Foit stiIDols. COlLfi5te An sEMINlHiIs.
vim an extensive stock Of SCHOOL HOOKS embracing
,ie' many entirely new in die various departments Of
school cdgsa;ion lately
Principle, Chemistry Illustrated BY
simple experiment.. Translated from the German.
sn" % s3es s, in s5 I 10 vi h ' pnests %
phy.loloy, Dsioc, ve9,aon. Important
GsoU9r Elements Of GroloSy by Aionzo Gray and Q. u.
EaI.,osor Poet Of phy,llosy io the q School.
nna am gf comprising s structure and Functions q mar IL
~ ~ b. ~ ci ,,. " D w, snsrn'nr'.
MosH Sesses -ouins 81 Mora" Science. ~ Archibald Al
Parnni., Science the Scientific Explanation. Of Common
Thiug'. Eiit-d by w. 2 Peter,on-ncw edition.
es,al discounts made to teacher, and those .ho buy in
s,ii bookseller siationer, and dealer in Piano votes
AJEw FNII. AND WINTER DHY GOous-w. are re-.
aud now have In store the largest and best
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
wehave enrrci Invite orr friends ana custom
gr sud ihs public generally canine stock before they
aniR
Bed Tckings and Coored Csmbrics
Iilsd cloths, K,rssy,, sa,,lne, and rreei,
W.. he'd and bovo c,nion Fsnnel.
Hliet, blue Green sni brown French cloths
Fancy Ca'.imgr,. ard sls aud Wool vs'unr,
linen sneetings ard Pillor Case nncns
french Mcrinocs, al oolcrs, large
nnsla PS s e., Cloths plain 'nd printed
Es.o sul r,in'si Trsaci Dc Jaime,
Elsh Printed cs'sn.,,. and ssilu D, Chine,
Saxon and Gaia Paiis Tor children
Fsio n S,i' All n s9oi Ts sma f ST..
Rich Plain nrocads SINS
M Ma.r AI. s i very ~ p,s', az os,s Tlmu
sea- wGRRES PERKiNs, No in E.ri, s,u.,.
STAEou oaNpLrs- nssders Starch snd Jackson.
',9o DAVENPORT. ALGEN CO.
ENtntsH IMf0HTKD GO0nS-wiLLlNGHAN ELIFTT 4
- 90 are receiving rs mofng. own inp1rt,ti,r
~ th, sts,mg' Aaba, Gasros Africa Taurus IL part ne
Che.t uslins; white Carbrie,
SS eo; s'S' r ss' '''d N'a'0oE oSsh'"'
sup nlack C.,sirsr,, 90
Plush uocis, srVclc.
g,Ss,P ss Az o. "'h VII BE- odd low hsdi sny
.'n-lE wuidNoHAT. ELLErr co.
O s sTsa. ~ EoEfnsEN NtRoER POTATOES Ia,r,.
&c" ROBERT RASEN,
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goUsFRRrPIVC GOoDs ~. attention n rersons sbou, To
commence crpnv, and rrrrretorH ~ hotels
railroads. particularly invited T. eau md examine
fb many new and articles ~ housekeeping Hairnrr
ryy deception Cuts ratsd ndsn hright and J'ragn.i
lin Wool and WHO'S Wafr by iudgous importation and thc
-sfsrra from bst American nauufacur'r out0t may
ratabH hmcut thereby saving time and 10
f~sf. and useful src from the kchen 90 The
F'''''' ' a. ~ ZIMMERMAN
se7t Corner Main and 1871 streets.
CDGhdA Tuys PuRE RICHMOND GROUND PLATTER rom
<sHBNB selected Lamp, "r sale ~ $500. o., ,,, .,,o,,y
re1f-2t JohF w NtAlhVN'h'
WvALUAntE YARNS FOR stLE-we authorized n 'eii
urfva.y several vety valuable farms situated within =
tft dfansa ~ s cir M wishing
chase f,rm rsi VIII TAKE grest plea
.9r. ir .tIu frv srv n Them. ALLEN 4 CROUCH.
fntefirr nee and Arenry 0n'ce,
ssqt Corner ~ Rrosd sod sfh streets
yNANTEu r.bta rent ,rncd,tciy for gentleman snd
w biz .dg reps either t. nrat o. second
De- where Fnkin Or Main streets, be-
''''" "' N'''"'" "'''' ''' AIigS 4 CROUCH,
iatugsn,. ant Ar>pcy once corn,ro nrosd and 9i It,
HaTANrEn We wish 90 eupioy imu-iatry arcs raj.
w oyetesr for farm. sho5t d'ii9 ,'a ~ 9V
Iaeufyare sni Agency Once, % Broai and PEI st.
2A8 spm srgEmoa OVERWEIGHT LATHE re-
s.at ''""" w '' JouS n GORDON soS,
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IN ne :2nd NJ September by the Rev John Butler NJ
WV. u. BOAL, 20 Mss NARY ANN CUBBON, slloi this
city.
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NALL TRAnEs r.

( ,I,,n,.N q L,IIinor No. 10 M.in ..r.... ,,
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
ss. and sfs a:.
CARBOHYDRATES. 0''' quality
S hands Edsns' insrtng, Infants pre,,,
S."e,, Par, style, Of Velvet, Cloth and sn..
HOSIERY.
As0~es,s i.o.'%sn. Of Ladies'. st Cotton and
OF House Keeping Good, A''0''"sn'
CARPErISG-Ensli,h c.,ns,. pnr, MAJ.
rec, from the celebrated anSilco1y Me..r. %S0I,d d'
I' BY any Good, od sisie amsre.a 9 6.
Mattlne' Floor and on Cloths. stair Lnen
SEA, "a, CHRISTIAN LAruRoP
"A jS ,rSerIslS LMk.2,s eb superior vIsns Line.
Il to farmer. low n being slightly rsaeksd
BY ne s once sAc slr e" S sSs;,iSSfn'
Meiino sh EGIISncSiSrsn Is~ie. and ae1t
s9,eS Hoo Gent. ,, DO DO shaker ard Draaep
SO. 'D' lDD'' goods g. G. n IA; X CO.
Ss hEdSEYs LlSsEys. Ca full assortment Cas-.
's2. 80 G aaRrSkGI ! co. Ss'
aS S ~ sss SS r ssi rsr,s VIA ana
IN sSs III. history tbs son F.
It the aoS us sS.y H, en-. ss ,so5s, .dnir
Grey Head. perfectly a,ouhsd che RasSarou I ss. and
70 Bond 1S. es aver SaGne, o. syears cOr.HoHT.
ySs ,asrh and all Sp,,nsSs; s'.S is sf,
.,,,. -. d. :. BARNES Proprietor, Ioi Rroaavsv n v
Richmond. ~ ""o'esAIs Agents.
lava ceFFEI, Of superior quality for sale BY
" see" DAVENPORT. ALLEN a CO
Atkins Mountain Batter ju,, re-
seq EDWIN WORKMAN 4 CO.
"HALk ol-io eress Whale on just received for ,Ie6.
ss1t EDWIN WORKMAN co
LARGE GRIND SToNEs, for factories; q2s smaller 40
- making complete assortment for sale by ' Wv
$50 JOHN n. GORDON SON
III ERps GRiss-i5O bushel, for sale by
'S' wM. PALMER
ENALL DRkss GoODs-PALL DRESS Goops-I have "a.
SeuIy opened handsome Of LadIes' DreE,
en'is,,nE Of Rich lhigh ooour'l rAid slk handsome
Soed hroeade silks Plain silks Black sik, pl.
nse ahd Plaid Mousln de Laines; Plaid Merino, seotrb
f'ds spun SIX Paid' real Merns DAeL Asnsea
i &e 10 which invite attention Of thos- In
h ,hAt shan be able to ener them induce
y '"und IN Retail store any house in he city.
~ slLAs l. JOHNSON, No. 81 Main street
" H. Opened htndsone Cloths Of ynyIou roloss G.
Ladies CioaAs and Blys' wear, l wild sell low
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sE The Mobile Aiccrtisrr states that more than five
hundred persoasprobA5ly four fve per of the
resident population OF that city-hayc been carried of
within three weeks by yellow fever The maximum mortal
ty on Thursday the 9th, I5-eqlvaent 81 New
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Judge LpmIN has decided that the constitution
does not justify tnc taxing Of physicians dentists or Law.
yef'' and says the money ought U be refunded.
I"artsbuTy DsDiocrdf
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We are pleased be able state that the revival in
tie Southern Methodist Church in this place is still in pro.
gress The Impressive Sacrament Of Baptism was admin
isterei upon Sunday night by the Rev Leonda, Rose
Presiding Elder Of the District to about 80 adults we
learn that more than 60 individuals have already profess
cd conversion aud highly interesting state of things still
exists IN the congregation. Every Christian heart In the
community humby but earnestly prays for continuance
Of tue gracious work.-FTed Herald
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Ma. EvEEETT's LgrTER.-We publish today the reply Of
Nr. Everett Lord John Russas Cuban despatch and
command it to the perusal Of readers lin .eor-
cher
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RiNGE nr rnEnnnMgIiR.

NJ " HmiIcE', B,,i s,or, III NI.r Slr,,l
'''' 3D. 1867 Co., roc" 'gs;;os'
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the highes; respect,
Faithfully yours,
EDWARD EVERETT

RAILROAD AEETNG-A meeting of the friends Of the
Alexandria and Lynchburg railroad held in the Cour,
house in this place Friday night last; speeches were
made by Me.srs. W. T. Early Thomas Wood, and " II.
Aass" another meeting i 10 be held future time
and efforts made get the stock taken II our citizens
dere have this road here there certainly no
time be lost in endesvoring secure it, Every house
keeper in this place every trader and every farmer in the
county or less interested in having another
les to market by when they ,iu cheaper feghts
cheaper of travelling and competition by merchants
aud Others, inAeIandria Baltimore and Richmond to
secure the produce and the trade of the county With
the two railroads crossing here in years time Chat
ot,esvie wogld have population OF 5000 inhabitants,
and should need the biggest kind of hotel TO accom-.
modate the passengers who would resort hither.
Rail road Barbecue is To be held in North Garden on
Sturdy next for the purpose of aiding the subscription
the above road and its extension by route OF Char
lottesvic.-Chdr. Js5sTsoHtoH, Sept. ~.
USIyERsIrv or YA.-The new ani beautiful Public Hall
al the University has been completed and has cost the
SUN 81 $4,000, some $4,000 then the first est-
mate.
Although the session Of the Univcrsv does no, COM
mencc till the LIST Of October yet there are some So Young
men from distance already in waiting to matricu
late when the time arrives This unprecedented number
early in waiting gives indication the next session
u TO be the largest and most hOushng OF any that has
preceded IT'D.
Our hotels pretty well filed with strangers returning
from the Springs. who dcsign SECURING here for several
day The delightful scenery, beautiful residences public
buildings IN and around Charlottesville together With the
oracns Atmosphere the pleasant society and the un-
bounded hospitality Of citizens render this one OF the
best resting places for travellers Of any part Of the Old
COmmonHeslth.-B.
TCcKEE Coles, E-Q.-Llst week an unruly negro man
belonging this gentleman refused TO peror his duty
aud threatening kill the oversecr or any negro who AZ
tempted TO interfere with hm his master then seized him
when the negro threw him Oh. causing Mr. T. to fall and
brake his collar bone and three of his ribs The
negro fellow has since been arrested and is confined
in the iaIl-B
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FoR CALrToESIA.-Between eleven and twelve hundred
persons, nearly all bound California le New York on
Monday in the steamships Illinois and Star Of the West
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The s. Louis InclIigenccr hs. there have been
no lives lost the Nssipp and its tributaries by steam
boat disasters since the first Of January when the Steam.
boat Law went into effect in Of it, important provi
sions whereas during the period in 1852 more than
Ave hundred lives destroyed in that manner It at
tributes the change feeling Of responsibility on the
part OF steamboat managers.
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part OF Steamboat managers

SOMETHING on PEA NINE.-CUl o Pope sends rs the
following description Of pea vine grown upon his farm
near this place The root ofthe vine is Office il ia
the largest Trcoect 20 have seen Speaking Of the
vine the Col 'y.; Il have just taken W single pea vine
which weighs 81 pounds from which gathered lUfO
pods, averaging peas 70 the pod making 1850 yeaz to
the vine TIE viur ,n'vT,i space OF $50 square feet
The root - IS IN cucuniefcrce the vine run uf j.
feet from toe root Come brother planters can you beat
ihis pea' Let u7 hear fsom you. Where is brother
Warthen?"
Our friend Reuben Mayo, Of this place. sends u pod
from vine OF he!I that feet one and
quarte- inches Tie j. something itself Of the pea
kind We Will set tr Colonel and .uben down a. bsv-
ing the best sample. "fpens We have Yet seen.
The Col has also q couple Of stalks of MiTst
ihai is ahead OF ANYTHING Of that growth that We have
seen They are et inches high, the head or the part
hefgng fruit II "a inches long The stalk is inches
round. they have over 100 ear averaging over 100
grams 10 me ear, several stalks grew from grain THE
Is 81 excellent grain FOR siaF and can be ra-.i 10 al
TsnSce ond poht The Nisrt can be seen ato our Office
-SIud,r,,Hs G,orgi1a
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AScirsT C'SSoS.-We haze had th' pleasure olscei-z
avery ani piece Of ordnance brought hv Governor
Seymour from Myc1 Il found a, tie ca.tl. At the
CITY Of Mexico, where about twenty parssof the same
Character iheeu deposited When the munitions Of
the ca-'!ew 20 delivered the Ns4oius a pFezart
vas male 90 Col Seymour oi thi4 curious piece lei,
not more ian eighteen inches in length while the d.
anesr OF he interior Of tire mu1e or byrc ,. ss much az
I've nchc' u smrlr " w,'I'i IRON with sewers, strong
ira hands erc.Tsr. IT, Of which pa, through he
fm'd irregular shaped piece OF wood n which taa can
non i' mbeIrd, sui rivr.si Will, -evs firmly on me
pnd,r side. No rcco ooulI dysch tie pipr. nom the
Dyck OF wood 60 Wlgh it IS attached This block IL al
Oh o1A, very strong ani quite disroorsd Dy ago We
Doubt whether Mexico contains specie. Of oak Of similar
h6re aud strength The piece was unI0lb,. iIy used on
board small vessels and the beuche. Of boA 10 throw
bi'- oi iron and stones AT enemy.
Iar Nrznz have .adilon respcctirv the oriyiu Of
the pieces They have been in the castle beyond 10.
cord AniGIrrtrs 30 .-tgre tbl. they might have
been cannon cmpoycb Wv C,-,l on b5irl bic .ap. All
used on The can."vay' 600 uis attack ON Mexico They
are unll"'oItrF Of rsrlt antiquity Wge7 Cyr,.l
"aWhed m- bu'aH'Ir~- ou me Mexican Iskc o..
corning TO fra-9f, F.l r. page ,g. be- t1i fifteen f.o
uc-, or small pieces n' .rualry, lt they we're mad. Of
b'-s ana i'e csnt'u NtiA Cor',z cos. for TIC s.,ss
1a,r' defence ~ Nep made Of he copper Of The
cOuUtfy.-U4yffa.f T..~a
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BEsarH 'F Prngsg.-Tue f1l.oair crse hiss re-srti,
hrcu iurHrhci Iy 'gc EImcrir' fN il vii NJ
Ss lam NIi'N"-. vie lrsi,u. tD change fss t.. -
u" heard o. Ns ua, inquired r,,r,tirg f.- ei.-.,r
~. amount of property ae. and sought au irtsrye4-
Ih'- he ELECTED % ip house ~ .iye Of er. and 49
rug ir e''ing Doe hIJlrlr Ha ar r' OF marriage aud
s ' s'E"n"I' YES r1H.Ia's. SOM. month. -....I and
~. .'a", .' ",. alleged l,i g BOO viii. r aif.~ S,a
't w ",--.i more rfoI-.fy, and suited him better.
"I'.Ni H'.N t..I tr her. Ei-s Kline. Icing Fa.tf.
'el '--iI .a.- "f ',lrss FuiYraf,.y -io !.u.I that
N'I h"i ntU HrrI lrH rI"frct I.t4rrl har arl sfv.
dam, through h.Ir iu Ia bln- She tr-. frc Ir.,i,
her sui, an1 proving rsa trfr1iYrluns f,s the r-v
a-.'-d ber iaaas 90 f5, ali.. ssrg promptly paid
The Irigar Central Railroad b, ao..frz a.gr and
T'7t ii" b.irn' H' rfpii A.n Ir fcr.irt4 fr that
Wv, .., lr 'ti "ngs lmplut 90 il.5l3 hrf,ls a. -four
anu 1910. bushels OF utca.- equal 10 ssI.s hu..i4
per day
~ Mole Gloon Eve tickets t9r the less.i,,re I.r.
s'.s'y .'t" II''ei iu rofitatrn Boo Thfal,IaIil On.
H we " WIG nre ~ 'hn Democrats ono by f.,a A,.a-
eans or" bf ihs iisrd. % Consolidation and one b., t
"''o'''es OF fnhi''f' Liquor low.
Aav,s''s Gaf Rara.ap.-Tb. r.l.,,. .,c.,,.l a.,
rur @ s'r.slu.g b. I.'HfJ.' fsrt H.. 49,,
a,fos' it' N''H ard South r.r-H,s of n,s Gl.r.,t
Ev| a.' r's'''''rc DE- r8r by couli boz fs4r.i Ti.y
W.T. hoi0 b. completed ir t.u.-; Io.i .f.r. ,.,
T"k 90 ne Weep COZ Hnt fI r thc Disu,l U,Il e,,,
''' 'e "p's'H.- h.rt N,o.1,s
sorrn smf R,ttno,p.--rbs ship y. B,,s,o, ,,,.v.i
a,'''y fo'h on S't.rtfr FROM Waics, tad.J viii si5
u, '-''f lle S'u.h Side Railroad, which sLc is Low
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RICHMOND WING.

SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER "a, 1858.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-08-10
Gallant Conduct Of an American KavaI
Officer.

The following interesting incident was
referred 10 but meagerly in our lelcgr'lh'c
report of the steamers news a lew days.
slnce:- #.
The Smyrna correspondent oil fine MAI
settles S~emapLors gives accounts Of c's'
turbapcc in Smyrna, of which We have
already had the announcement by 'ee-
graph, via Halifax. 1t appears That NJ
Costa, a Hungarian, ex.ald dc camp 10
| Kossuth, and who had just returned from
the United States, was secreled IN me
house Of a Sandman, in Smyrna. His
whereabouts came IN the cars Of NJ. Nek'
berker,. Austrian Consul General, who,
under prelence Of searching for a thief,
dragged him out, gagged, hand cufTed and
conveyed him on board the Austrian brig
Of war Hussar. All the eiTnris of the other
Europeans, aided by Ali Pachn, and The
! native o~ficers, to have the prisoner hand
ed over 10 the local tribunals, were in vain
On the following day the U. S. irigale 81
Louis entered the port, and the captain o.
the rrirate, accompanied by the u. )
Ccnsnl, Immediately went on board III,
Austrian ship. and demanded 10 talk will
the prisoner, whom they believed 10 hav
A claim to the protection Of the Unite
:. States. The Austrian Lieutenant 10 con
mand. denied that he had any prisoners o
:. buard. The captain of he s.. Louis an
, the Consul then wenllo the Austrian CoI
suIate, where after a scene of the mo
yiolen, Kind, Nj. Yeckbecker, admin'
that the prisoner was on board, and ga
La forced consent TO sec him, RelurnlI
I. onboard the Austrian vessel, the Anne
can 9 captain thus addressed Command
Scb,rwiz-"When came on board
sIrOrl times ineo. yopf lieutenant led" u
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AClan of Robbers in indiana.

A correspondent from Hope, Indiana.
under date Of July 3lsi, gives the Louis.
vile Democrat some account Of the cap
lure of Daniel Ricketts,, who is lodged in
the Greensburg. Ind. jail. lie is charged
with being the ringleader Of a band Of ma
raudrrs.
A Mr.. Stark was robbed, and from a
combination Of circumstances suspicion res
ted upon DR.. Henry B. SmolIey and a stu
dent in his Office, but they had borne I'M
blemished regulations in the community,
and it vas no: believed they could be gull
ty. The doctor was a leading member
in the Methodist church, Son Of Temper.
ance, &c., and it was considered treason
almost 10 suspicion him Of a mean transac.
lion.
However, the people persisted in their
belief, and hunted up the doctor and his
student. Harrison, the student, was found
al indianapolis, and taken back to Milford,
Ind. and tried. lie there turned States
evidence. lie said he belonged 10 the clan
about four months; that he knew the names
Of nineteen or twenty Of the clan; that be.
ing a new member he was not entrusted
with their secrets. lie said that DR.. Smol.
ley had fled In Iowa. The authorities
are % in pursuit of him.
lie alsp informed Them that Daniel Rick.
in {. Hupany with Smolley, robbed Mr..
~, ,rger o. his money. ricketts, ran Of
'bo m"0o, to Harrison, and he took it 10
nr S,nnioll. At ,uonrovia, in Morgan com.
~, Indiana. who tou.S II 'u'Vnei suu es
RI o gcd i, for gold, and !. 'Fh 's'u'"'u anu
Divided The gold among the cla....
~aOIley bad many eommunio, ''On'
sapers which divulged their 81
among has ,Ats are now in the hands
rrets. These par 80 name rs some
of proper officers. l".. = Wjnslip.
their intended victims, Lew "a.
who resides about four miles from liu,
Indiana. Also a Mr.. Chambers, of the
Flat Rock, and an old gentleman by the
me Of Snyder, near ST. Louis. Al.
so, Lewis Snyder, at Milford, Indiana, and
several others.
1t is supposed that this clan numbers
many more, whose names have not been
given.-CiacinnaH Enquirer. BE-
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face! The meanesl of my cabin boys
would moi have been guilty If such COW
ardice! Where liz the prisonerF | wish
TO see him." As Commander Schwarlz
hesitated, The American alded-"Bear in
mind, that If the prisoner claims my pro.
lection, and has the slightest right TO il, /
will remoye him myself, and will not allow
him another minute on board" UnfurIu-
natcly the generous efforts of the captain
of the ST.. Louis were useless, for the
prisoner prevarieaicd and betrayed him
self SO much in his replies; that he did not
give his defenders the slightest chance 10
save him. When this was known on
shore, great excitement broke out, and the
Italians would have burned the house Of
the Austrian consulate had it not been
well defended. In their heat they attacked
three Austrian midshipmen and kill
ed me. On The other side, the Greeks or
AuslriaLs-the account is somewhat oh.
scure-laid a plan to assasinate the Ameri.
can officers, but being warned in time,
they avoided the danger. The Italians
and lheir allies have sworn TO poignard the
ten Greeks who arrested Costa, and the
Greeks swear they will murder ten l,al.
ians for every Greek. The city con'in.
ued in a lerment. Ali Pacha, the Turkish
Governor, had protested against Vekbeck.
cr's dcspotic act, and sent a courier to
Conslantinople, to lay the affair before his
government: and later ccounts telegraph
ell from Vienna say that Kabouli EiIendi
has been sen, to inquire into the matter;
also that Ali is depOsed, and lsmael, form
erly Minister Of Commerce, appointed in
his stead, The Austrian lnternuncio at Con.
slanlinopl,having demanded that the Porte,
within twenly-lour hours, should give sat-
i%sGaciion for the outrage committed on the
Austrian officers.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-08-10
Conn erfeit Money.

Within a week or two past a large
amount of shifnlly executed coun'e'le''
money has BEEN placed in circulation ia
this city and the neighboriug towns. The
counterfeit issues are principally on the
State Bank of Ohio; :. hrbaway County
Bank, Of Circleville. Ohio; Miami Valley
Bank, of Dayton, Ohio !, Buffalo City
Bank, Buffalo, New York; Westhdd
Bank. Westfeld, Mass; Oneida Valley
Bank, Oneida, New York; Hartford Bank,
Hartford, c.; Lancaster Bank, Of Lancas.
ter, Pa.
Besidesthese eounioheits mentioned, at
tempts have been made, we are informed,
TO circulate a large amount sf the notes Of
those exploded concerns in Washington
Cily.-PMsburgh POST sF
1t is admitted by our best business men
that the great abundance Of counterfeit
paper now circulating on Ohio hanks IL
mainly caused by the mos, shameful man
ner 10 which our authorized institutions &c
IN their issues. The engraving Oh ih'
State Bank branch plates is so coarse an
unskill(ul, the paper is so scandalousl!
mean, that counlerfeiters are really encouT
{ aged and invited 10 engage in limitations
The legitimate banks are, therefore, pd'
} Ties 10 the mannsrNip which people az
I plundered by counerfeiters, os the pull
!, fishers + some Of oar Deieetors and pa
T tics 10 tile circulation Of notes on broke
a and fraudulen, banks, BY giving them cha
: acler in their qpotlions.-C Gin. En-.