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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23
4 WARNING.

Delay not harbor mind that Of fools phi
iosophy, di.ss will well Of ITSELF that you
dollars. you
per with Jour general welfare,
We Wild youths Why will ye persist dosing with
Ev HGufipg cOpipyurs daily preferred thereby impair
Ing your appetite and digestion, and destroying you mentally
we'll physically, when be cured With few plea
mcdonesf
We raEe o every age condition. Why ye suffer and re-
pine and drag out miserable existence unified for the enjoy
ordinary pursuits Of He7 thus an
noyed anG wish 10 be restored health and vro BY treatment
pleasant and eHesua, shopld MORRIS His
crOnc d1se has been greater than oany other
physician day. Many who years afflicted
With disease consequences resulting from eSces' been
restored 10 health vigor Ls really scientific
should personal interview conabe state your disease
IN urng-encose ave dvuars-address DR.. w. ~. HORRIs
through ONCE Nashville, Tenn package medl.
cines securely pot up will he sent privately and with Dispatch
full direction, herewith, and qW,sfiors detei.
Persons living distance and sieied with scrofus
GERS letter Cancers Piles, Fstua In Ano Gravel Structures
elects any disease whatever Of aggravated malignant
character te cured home by consulting DR. MORRIS ~
letter. post paid, enclosing Fee Medicines pleasant and
safe can be per any pari n the United
Particular attention given % the treatment ofemsle complaints
Ladies rsy amcted with IRE gnlares Four Albu
whites Proapsus Utsa Failing Of womb would DO vel
lay dsosey and promptly consult the Doctor
C4res trdrrIRtedi
s once over Insurance Once street, the Post
Ohsce. Room, No. H. up .tar' GRIZZLY
t Rshnopd Athenaeun- Committee Instiiu.
male arrangements for course 81 LFures the %
q the Athena TO snes on Iusp.r ne .sh day On ne
NJ. o. p. Baldwin, Mr q p r. James,
II v Moore. Mr. Geo. Fred. Holmes,
Rev. Geo d. Cumnlns, frrf q, O. D. Dabney,
M, =. even n IN. tim. shsn % en- lecture viii be
dsIvered ADD Of the subjects Of the several lectures
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23

CUBAN AFFARs-TEe ChArlcst ton Is. a. Courier in \
position be c1ceeny well informed Of Cuban matters
says
'lntelisent and well Informed gentlemen, being resi-
dents Ut Cubs who arrived here in the steamship Isabel
from Havana totally di>crcit the reports whcn have
been extensively disseminated in the United States Of
a understanding between the British and Spanish
governments for the introduction uto that Island OF
unlimited Tumber OF Africans apprentices, with view
their becoming free after definite number OF wears.
From the given to understand that
the importation of Coolies from China is likely prove
eure failure; and the parties who have contracted
with the Cuban authorities introduce them. likely
int, a. of realizing fortune by the undertaking,
expected probably to be serious losers in the end The
contract understood Z; have embraced Imperial;
OF six thousand iogr thousand men, aud Thousand
number ol tie former had been embarked, but
large portion of them died upon the vOyage-nui Of
Island
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23

The "Commonweal;h" of Boston, is quite emphatic
against tie last letter of Mr. Gushing Some previous
oucs it quite we'll pleased with. We quote
ave declare n that loathe abOminate, spurn
and the masterpiece OF polcica nfernasn, aud
hereafter !ouai capable of endorsing it, hope
our friends will immediate shut up in Bcdiam.'
IL will be reCaGay. a singular Tact 10y those who 90
not know the tnrtgous Poii-y prAcced by the Common
wealth and its aiherents, before sK months capse
that paper shoud become supporter Of the Ad
nili.tnLinn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23

SOMEWHAT IL TmE LuEEsIt is no less Notifying than
true, that az the late State Fair there few people
of the uc Ridge taking active pirt; and still
Notifying that that portion Of the State which a
great many Of the Western people think good for nothing
should he far ahead in promoting the OF Agriculture.
The Exhibition gotten up by the Eastern people,
AMI nearly all the articles exhibited from the East
and nearly all the counties that pledged money aid the
Society Eastern counties.
IL is high time the Western people waking up on
this subject We certainly do intend TO let the Eas-
people 60 ahead OF Us in this mattcr.-FGm. Dem
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23

EXPEDITION TO nE ANAzoS.-An enterprise has been
projected in New York, which promises open a
market Tor manufactures and extend commerce
iuto regions where il has before penetrated \
company with capital of 800 900 propose send FIRST
class river 30 feet long, nearly ready for
sea- trading voyage the bead waters OF the ANA
Of the capital, is said, $4,000 is already sub
| scriLpl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23
pErERsnIIRG M,RvrT, ~.

PETERSBURG MARKETS, Nov. 90.
Tobacco-No change.
Coiton.-Smsll sales at . Sc
. Wheat-Sales Of Red at q 80 n I 50. White q, q.
~. v =
Corn-Sales at Csc. "a
Bacon-we-ten sides l4c.. do shoulders.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23

FUSERAL oT Mr. ArHERroS-The remains Of Charles
G.. Anterior, OF Nasbua n. H. late T. $. Senator were
consigned their final resting place the lTth DURING
the ceremony the places Of business throughout the city
closed aud the streets bore the impress OF mourning
The funeral largely attended both by the public nd
private friends of the deceased who had from their
homes in various parts ofNew Hampshire and Massacbu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23

TT The Stanton Spectator, are informed by a
gentleman just from the Tunnel gives exaggerated
count Of the accident which recently happened there IL
appears that large Of rock in the heading Of tho
western entrance OF the Tunnel gave way and parts OF il
fell upon party Of Ifishmcn who working upon H.
seriously iujuring three Of them. No lives
lost but the injury sustained by them very serious
| IharIONrsrihs .Idrocnis.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23
The Editor Of the Bo,Sou Times" Mr. lazewel writes

The Editor Of the "Bo,tou Times, Mr. azewel writes
this city follows in regard the Attorney General
whether regard coalitiouism a. aai0a in - ar
NAHUM yroh'bt0H, General Gushing sands condemned
before world. Il bad in iisc how came man OF h
intellect . have anything - do with accept office from
Government OF lis Crcailcn-O bv hand and glove with
it. chief, uE4 20 pledge himself to Lid national posi-
ton the aJlss oPPou,G: The country had u. Fl
tive slave Law ]! Ice acting airiy hgu has lie
no; now realized Felix SchEaFiz-uberg's idea, and
toaishe! the world by the va.e- OF Lis sutl!c Il
1t be bad, because pFuhioei-thAt j., cUBsCtUn4ily
bd-Shy has lie been ;hc best With cOalonists
since The adoption OF the Baltimore PLATFORM Why has
masked rendered his services leading coali,ionizi
should they desire Office : Why the inaugural was
delivered has lie been instrumental in getting places for
sCUres Of coai;iuu-t- -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23

The SUccE.s OF KAILEOAp- AND THEIR VALUE AS sEcU
The follow iug judciCus remarks in relation 10
railroad sccures ifoG the latest number OF the Amer
lean RtlrOaI Journal:
The present stringency contrasts strikngy it'll the
" money market, and the activity which prevailed
e nee a0d Grea'eprceiaon oil railroad securities
OF all kinds ranging in almost all from 10 20
per cent naturally suggests the inquiry whether the useful
ne.- OF railroads ana their value investments of
capital have csumated, aud whether the conn
dtncr ft in these works Year since well placed
This quIy which cc,in extent is the result OF a
dsru-t casol 10y the depression Of prices may
he beat answered by reference the earnings OF the roads
In the of every road certain results predicted
given income upon their When this is allied,
work may be said be successful Subjected to this,
can hardly name road that has been constructed the past
i've years that is not emnenty sycce,siu We know Of
no completed road, in which the public generally i'll
tcrcsied that has earned ample return upon it,
cost 50 far are roads successU and the TACT that
capital suddenly withheld from them 10y eXtaoiinl
~ state Affairs iuyedaie the soundness and
value .: works. than the sudden decline in CUnsos the
,afety Of those securit.s The earnings of roads
large at the present time aud these, from
the rapid development of the country, aud the opening oil
new which adj largely to- H." business Of the old roads
are increasing much faster than the Of roads
Every days experience Is calculated increase the conh
dence felt in railroads as property.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23

ATrENPT To COMMIT SUicIDE.-Aboui O'Clock on Mon.
day night DIR Jackson called upon visit young Ia.
dy named Sarah Eocho, lower part of Main street. who at
tempted her own destruction by taking quantity Of
audanum. :aPpears she bad not taken sacency Of it
to produce instant DEATH and the proper antdocs being
promptly administered she fortunately rescued from
her perous condition The acccs ary to this rash
did ascertain further THAI that she had sad on
being questioned about It, that she sought to put AN end
to her existence because she was 10 trouble.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23

THE WESTERN MAEsHAL.-When it was first announced
that j. T. Martin had been appointed Marshal of the IVES
District OF Virginia, in place of Sir Amber, it was
stated IN all the papers that Mr. A had resigned. We
learn that Mr. A. did not resign, but that he turn
ed TO make way or Mr. W. The Democratic asprants
for Congress in that Northwestern District ere
very glad today Mr. VI. the shelf Of the Marshashp.
hnnnnLn R,n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

| MAvoEs CorRr IssTERDAY-issasitisga Negro
Lawrence Miller white man. brought up charge
OF assauhng aud beating negro with rock on Monday
Francis Chidress stated that while no and friend OF
his we're eng ged in conversation near the Of Sd
and Broad street Monday, Miller walked towards then,
apparently intoxicated A negro boy. Who engaged
working In ditch short way or looked at him no
could understand for which reason Miller seized rock and
! lot hy at him.
lis required give bail in the sum Of $50 to be Of
good behavior Tor three months The ball given
when We len the Court.
Sarrends1oi-wiism Mounyoy was surrendered by
VIM. H. Tnsey who bound in arecoguisancs Tor tho
good behavior OF the former up to the sdth March
Mr.. Tnsley discharged from the responsibility, aud
MounJoy committed. lie presented another his
bail, but he not accepted. his Honor regarding him
| incompetent for tho smount required.
Diuris',d-The case Of John ID. Quares, continued
from Monday for leaving quantity OF brick opposite the
Engine House Of No. Company, dismissed Il APPEAR
that Of tho occupied than al
Owed 10y the ordinance for building purposes.
Contingoi-Ro ebert Anderson free negro whose case
continued from Monday in the absence Of impor
TINT witness, brought up a charge OF en-
ing the house OF John Doyle 18th street. Sunday
night. aud offering resist ance. nay, striking friend Of
Doyles who attempted put him He also char
ged with causing disturbance in the street.
DOYLE stated that about 10 or II o'clock Sunday
night he caused 10y the sudden illness Of his wife,
&c, out of bed for the purpose of going for person
to stend her lie had scarcely struck light when The
wife Of Anderson walked in From his know ledge oil her
husbands general conduct towards her. he suspected she
there for safety. AT all events she welcome
visitor at the tme for he intended leave the house
for short time, he felt pleased that this pres
eut to wal, his wife in his absence few minutes 81
- n a -.
at the door, with whom he engaged short time in
verss,ion. In the meantime Anderson rushed in and
see ming inclined to kick up iuss With his wife, in the
house, his friend ordered HIM leave But Anderson
fused whereupon his friend sspt him in the face and
Anderson returned il with interest. The wife then took
leg ball. and he FASTENED pursuit Of her. by which
they 81 him. As he leaving the house. he called
out for the "watch and they appeared aud him.
lie ordered twenty"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23

BRAxiLLIAS TakArr.-Thc absurd rlmor that Mr. Bep.
nett lately appointed Consul Bahia and Who returned
ater seven weeks experience Of his post had obtained
from the brazilian government treaty giving TO ,h,
country the right Of free Of Amazon meets
with prompt denial Mr.. Bennett simply Consu
or agent and Of conrse In that capacity
nor rsas With the impersl government Of Brazil More
over ne vas but fe. weeks in the country and il is b..
heved, did not visit Rio Janero at all - -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23

PEAIRrrs oS FRr.-The Missouri and Illinois paper
syo of great damage done in those States y
The firing Of the prairies. In many Instances whole
fields and stacks Of grain fencing &c, have been destroy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23
LYNcHBURG N1RKEr No. N

TonAcco--Receipts very light S,les Tor Primings a.
boa4 u; lugs at 6Oa575 Common Ieafs sos7 On Shin
ping s.Soas 90; good manufacturing 10. GOALS 90 'P
MnrAr-Receipts large. Prices under influences n
the late foreign advices have declined az lin S,r, for
Red 20; White l.a5 W.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23

RoHBERY AND ARREsr.-onicer Irving arcs ted col.
ored man, named James Myers yesterday upon suspi.
cons Of having robbed Henry Brown, soft goods dealer
Of Broad and 9th streets $50 The money was
taken out Of the drawer while Mr. Brown engaged en-
Monday night in back Of the store instrucing his
children. Mr. Irwin obtained information that Myers
boosted at GROCERY in the city, whore he revealing
in drunken SPREE upon the proceeds Of his booty that
he made good haul on the previous night. pocket
book containing twelve dollars found on hi.
person. lie accounted for by saying that he made 20
much by time at work. Upon inquiry twas ascer.
tanned that such existed lie will be up before
his Honor o.daJ, when he viii have to render proper
account ofthe acquisition of these funds.
Officer Irwin proving hmself what IL was generally
expected he would be, active and efficient officer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23

LARGE CEor oF CoES.-An Agricultural Fair was held
in Ogle county Illinois, the llth ut, which speaks
well productions of that country, which has become
the home. by adoption, OF many of Maryland farmers
At this Fair the first premium for awarded to
Mr. Renal Tho!p for the best acre OF the large yellow
ety raised 10y him. which produced $50 bushels. 1t is
csrlaiMlN emonmeu.. but no less eertanly true.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23

The Washington " Union" Is threatening Senators
10 advance declaring that any democratic Senator who
may vote against Collector Rcdfed's confrmaton will
have reason Tor personal and political regret forever A.
il is several members who have been here express their
determination have the Office Of Assistant Secretary Of
the Treasury Jed require the apr ointment 70
be submitted 10 the Senate instead Of now, being
mere appointment by the Secretary
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23

TUX MANAGER OF THE ARNoRY BAND IN A PREcARl-
oUs coSpirIoS.-The ctizehs of Richmond we have no
doubt will regret to learn that Mr. J. b. Smith, the excel
lent manager Of the Armory Bind, has been In very
critical condition from illness during the past few days
lie was in very low condition on Monday. lie was,
however, so'neShat improved on yesterday We know
OF no one who feels not an unegned sympathy for this
worthy individual aud who would not deeply depore his
loss for independent Of the admiration so generally felt
for his superior ability Band MASTER bis social and
moral worth commanded for him very general esteem
among the citizens Of this city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23

SuoorN0.A party Of two three from this city went
a shooting excursion l,eow Rockets on Monday and
meeting with afew Others from the country n the neigh
borood Of OH FIELD had conversation upon the success
Of their days port and subsequently discussion upon
their rela i've capacities marksmen. The controversy
wsIed warn, blows ensued and then shots. Our city
folks had TO retreat under heavy aud continuous irc,
which went gong after them they sought rouge within
ncighboriug dwelling. Even here there security was
doubtful Tor time, Their unrelcnting pursuers dissal.
sfcd with the result Of the first skrnsh endeavored to
force their way into the house ard there renew the
tack.
10 this they ioed by the interposon and remon
STRANGE Of the proprietor.
Their for she day what they desired, and
they made an tIort to have game any how.
We don't con,ier IL prudent to give names The shots
took effect at neither side.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23

Religious excitement has sprung up in Providence,
r. L. in consequence Of attempt alleged To have been
made on Sunday week. force young Irish gill TO enter
the Convent 81 the Sisters Of Mercy at that place. BY
statement IN the Providence Tribune, IL would seem that
very young female procured at the Convent from the
Superior three years ago, by gentleman Of that
city IN his family and that lately various at
tempt. have been made induce her 10 return in which
her elder sister joined. The girl being attached to the
family refused On the Sunday in question she de-
coyed away from church to The vicinity Of the convent
where an frishman named Richard Newman aud an irish
woman named Mary KANE, attempted TO force her Into
the building two Of the standing ready the door
to receive her. She screamed and the neighbOrhoOd
being alarmed nssi,touce promptly came TO her rescue
aud sho returned to the family with whom shc bad been
living.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23

The New York Legislature will stand thus Scns,e-a9
Wings, Hard Democrats, . son Democrats; Housc-SO
Wings, "a Hard Democrats, - Soft Democrats, . Free
Sellers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23

AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-Wel the agricultural fair is over
and said have given much satisfaction TO the nu
merou. visitors the ground 1t ought not TO be crit
c-ed too nicely but then it is due tn the of such
exhibitions TO speak plainly upon suffice; of such mpor
lance this section ofVirginia
The display of poultry, from the mammoth Shanghai TO
the pretty little Bantam, very hne and If the truth
bee told the only art clc upon the ground that
elected any decided appreciation The horses sheep aud
cattle very Inferior and calculated 10 impress the
ysior with any favorable opinion OF Judgment in the
breeding and raising OF these useful animals IL is true
fire bull andmiciI TO be seen here and there;
these formed exceptions, but where they raised
The hogs native aud other breeds were very cre'abe
and go to SHOW what may be done n other departments
by proper and attention The large breed of hogs,
the Essex Berkshire, &c, o. at !Or lat PORK and not
~ .aniiy usc-ior this 10 hog compare in delcacy
and flavor with the native IL is boSevcr important to
raise tbcs, large kiudo for pllntaon purpose; for the
negroes who have pecu ar attachment for .arse and
tai bacon.
The exhibition of butter pickles, preserves, brandy
fruits .nbrodery and other needle work was all that
could be desired aud rejected the highes; credit upon the
and ingenuity of the charming ladies whose handi
work they
Every species OF agricultural implement and labor sa-
yirs machine upon tne ground iEd attracted much Of
attention ur the Iriucr aud other yisitors-NOrtO
Beacon Nor. 81.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23

WAsnrSGrcS Nlws.-rhe Union states that Joshua
Bates, esq, of the house of Barring Brothers, Co. he's
been selected by the umpire the
settlement of the claims between England aud the United
Safes aud that he has accepted the appointment This
the appointment that offered to eNPresjent Van
Buren, and declined by him. The Star Of Saturday eve
Mug has the following:
Mortality among the Offers Of ne Army Thirty.
OF the nine hundred Officers of the United States
aImy have died the LIST Of January last This in
time peace is very large per cen,aGe Of deaths, prov
ing beyond question the hazardous nature OF the
vices they al tines called render to their coun'
try.
i Practice Of tie iceouptrg officers Of the Corcyn-
Hrni.-An important Iule prevails in the Treasury Dc
partnent orbdJng the review Of decision made by the
predecessor of any Treasury accounting officer unless new
and important testimony in the be presented by
the party asking for re-hcaring.
Clerical 4 ppoiH.pcRt.-Mr. Amos T. Jerks, of r. !.
il appointed fist class $500 per annum) clerkship III
the Pension Bureau.
TIE touAl lntclligercer says
The work the Census, learn, II so lar put out
II hand that AFTER "Wednesday next more than oneha nj
the few CLERKS that have laterly been engaged ON it will
o. no oagcr needed Some three four viii lie retained
probably TO meet denauds which may be made the
Office by tue public printer FOR corrections explanations
&.
II said that further examples will be made Of certain
boiters in New York. and that the posmaers at Albany
and Troy are in danger.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23

Yrttow FEvER rs FHiLApELPnIA.-I appears from a
statement in tho Medical Examiner Tor November that
there was a good deal Of yellow fever In Plilade
pha this past summcr than published IN the papcr
pcared on the 10th Of July and the last the 1 Of DC
tober During this period Of eighty days, there
hundred and seventy cases. and hundred and twenty
eight deahs equal TO 40 per cent death 10 every
~ hundredhs Out Of these 10 csscs, 147 die.
tined, traced 20 the immediate vicinity Of the injected
district, Of which South whi-f where the diseas
was introduced from the Jaquo Mandaro, was the cen
70
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23

RIsTN TRoM THE DEAD.-The y. q. True Delta has the
following figures showing the the four las;
elections, from which appears that notwithstanding ii
notorious fact iha' 10000 people died the cpde
mic and that from auuO 5000 Of the resident citizens
are . absent vet the Monday las; exceeds
b, nearly 5000 ballots, that former occasions:
Presidential election lS+s 1890
Pres dyutial election, November. 1859 lu6Io
Governor election, December, 1883 2S32
Election Monday, November :, 1888 l3,2T4
The papers hint at gross frauds and well they may The
Crescent saws the increase may be owing the dead
having been buried deep enough.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23

ArRoclors VILLANy.--The Cecil Democrat says that
Thursday night last several ties thrown
the track of the Baltimore and Philadelphia Railroad
about mile above that town, by mscreant, with the
incuon doubt, Of throwing oil the traiu Fortunately
the o'clock train rom WILMINGTON proceeding at
,derate when came in contact with them aud bu;
little damage effected besides slight detention of the