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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-21

a warrant was issued egsinst Mr. C.. Baker, and he
held to hail in $50 to keep The peace. Rcxs Yves
paving Franz in street and the complainant, in or
der to get 30 his residence had his furniture wagon
driven portion uf the new pavement. This led
to words between the parties which resulted in a
peace warrant.
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WHOLE FAMILY IN PRIsoN-There are confined
within the limits oi the county jail at Trenton,
at the present time, eighteen offenders, among
whom are four females There is one entire fami
ly there, embracing father, mother and several
children.
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card has been published in New York bv a
number OF Hungarian and other refugees stating
that they are forming regiment to aid the Turks
againstthe Russians and soliciting aid to enable
them to carry their purpose into effect
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The British ship Lady Evelyn, while on voyage
from Hong Kong to San Francisco, was Iost NO
less than $50 persons perishcd-principally Chi
uCse Iaborers
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BEATING A WoMAN.-Theodorick Nun.

ally he to bail by the Mayor yesterday in the
sum of SlC0. TO keep the peace and be of good be-
haSi1r for twelve months aud in like sum to ap-
pear before the Grand Jury term of the Hastings
Court on the second Monday in February next, to
answer bill of Indictment for violentlv assaultng
aud beating white woman, named Caroline LIE Fa-
vre, on Sunday last.
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TGey tender their best services to The comm
az TGG2CEG cEc5Esa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-21

Madame Sonlag charges but fifty cents for an
admis ion to her concerts In boston
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-21

The PuApAAcEuTIAL SocIgTY are re-
,aesfed 10 meet at thiT bah this Cvening to take
10 on matttrs Of importance Punotaai siteudhpo
is requested.
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NEW BuuDtsGs-Mr. A. s. Lee ia inst


Completing a large and handsome bIick lumber.house
on the Dock short distance above the Ship Locks.
The stand is an admirable for storage. On III
Basin Mr.. Crenshaw is about finishing three lars c
brick teuements for storage aud commission busi-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-21

Gen. Wool, WHO has been appointed to the
command of the Eastern division of the army, has
arrived in Baltimore, where he will establish his
headquarters.
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Mr.. Faulks shot Mr.. McGrath dead, la Alexandria.
"a, on the Sd inst.
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EST RosroN, Aug. 8, 1853

Attest-Joseph Smith, ChAs. +. befuis-
WALTHAm, Aug. II, 1855.
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e. FOR Rem THE small brick
FL H0USF, on z9,h street, Church Hiil at present
occupied BY Mr. Robert CuTTe. Possession given in
s lev days Apply TO TOLER 4 COOK
de l Pearl street
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SPEcIE.-The shipments of specie from New
York last week amounted to s., ,233 353 4l-naking
grand total since the lst of January. of s2575l,
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Mr.. Charles IIartridge highly respected citi-
zen oi Savannah died last week oil paralysis
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LIRE, LIFE AND MARINE INSU-
Il RANCE.-The Richmond Fire Association
now prepared to issue policies of Insurance the
shove description of risks reasonable terms as
any si1 gr company, and respectfully ask share OF
Ghe patronage OF The public. Applications will be re-
ceived at the Office No. 223 corner Of Main and 9Th
grrectA where the officers will cheeriully furnish all
information that may be required. All losses prompt
IL and loera.iY adjusted.
JAMES BOSHER, President.
InEs 4. EosHEK. Secretary. NH II
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NKT04S9 ONIONS for sale low by
JAMES h. SHELTON,
Ses Corner Of Broad aud 4th streets.
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The Troy (Ala } Palladium, OF the 18th inst,
says: 1--WE learn that the yellow fever is now in
Claiborne, and that several persons had died from
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-21

bill to re-charter the Bank of Charleston, with
lis present capital has passed the lower House of
the South Carolina Legislature.
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NTEW GOODS-Just received, per

RTEW GOOD S-Just received, per
lV Adams i Co.'s Ell press
VeIencfa PIaids and Plaid Raw SILKS
Plaid aAd Plain De Lgiues, all coiors
French MeTjnOes and Velvet Ribbons
Lace and Muslin Sleeves
Muslin Lac ana Jscouet Collars
Plaid and Printed Flauuels for children.
TO winch We cell the attention OF the iaGias
WARREN & PERKINS,
ce5 No. l4l Eagle Square,
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CALD.-WILLIAM Il. GRAVES 4

A CAAD--N lillian IL. GRAVES y
1S- co, COLLECTORS AND NEGOTIATORS
WALL STE@Er, over the Office OF Messrs. PuliaIa Il
DAVIS Ag1& oeeTS. near the City hoe, collect bend
and secHTe Claims o. every description and negotiate
Sales, PUrcaases, Loans Rents, Hires, Employment,
IN every b5arGh OF business aud al other Business
ITaHsact1ns requiring the mediation oi third party.
TGey tender their best services to The community
az TeG2csd ckcTGea.
! Il their acts viii De held strictly confidential
Persons desiring employment, and those wishing to
names.
ES- Wanted, every G,y of the yesr, Employers
ana Employees III ali branches OF business.
E%'~ In ni0v-rs are not charged in asy
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NEW MEXICO. w. C. Lane, late Governor OF this
territory, left Sante Fe the fret of October On
his return home eastward He appears to have
been very popular with the New Mexicans, a large
number of whom followed him several miles on his
way on horseback and in carriagea. On parting
from him they all joined in chorus, and sung song
to his honor written by John Greiner
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boat, supposed to belong to the ill,iated cutter
Hamilton, has been picked up at sea, twenty miles
cast Of Tybee Light ON the coast OF Georsia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-21

Mr. John c. Holcombe, q well-known merchant
of Mobile, died few days since of disease of the
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a. For RENT, by the day or week,
ELL tne large ROOM over my store for the sale Of
Paintings, Books, &c, ai auction. The room ID very
well suited, having shelves fixtures, &c
no - ELIAS HALE. lO6 Main St
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e FOR kENT.-Ihe Brick Dwelling
-tAiA on 27th, between Marshall and Clay streets,
Church hl!t, at present occupied by Mf. Johu r.
Chisds. Possession given the let day OF January
next Relt $40 per year. Apply to
10 &S-tf TOLEH & COOK. Pearl st.
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John Martin entered a house kept by Mary Ba-
! ker, in Philadelphia, aud was robbed of porte
| mounaie containing large amount of money.
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NOR kEhT.-A very desirable Office OH
= Grace street, between 4yh and 5th.
de 9-lw. GEO + MAYNARD
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ASIONISHINCI

LII EVERY FI, PkRSoN READ THE FOLLOWING
CULAR ON ACCOUNT OF MY POsT nFEi.a =
ADDRESS ~ 0EE
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cAsH TERMa oE AnlErr1a1.ee..----.-------
An astonishing case OF the Rev. j s.aist - NJ a
allen street, ChaItestown. Mss. y NO

An astonisnins M case OF the Rev j ssaist ~ Ne a
allen street, ChaTiessown. q. Ma. y NO
80. - PERsfAkESsr Ssf;,axz
Dr. BRAINERD-SiK: 1 teei tbs, I, =, s
hs public that should uasE : a fa,, . o " hue
a1isn 70 your course In regard 10 reIev;rv ,he 80
ssht. About 10 years ago was throxp sra,., =, -
iufss upon my head, which impaired INV ys.on ,s,J
iiHch, producing blur, that ceria ,sag -. !.
sa1 OF write but little without glasse. snt r. .
nort nme AID had 10 them insiders III. a.,
p my iliae when walking laborng. ard sa,er.rsi,
"nen A. church, Ia order to enstls me TO see tbs
'eSaasI an happy TO sste that since the rriaala
- tastRs oveniber have not used glasses one dav:
aa read Gay or night as readily everI could before
was ialmrec, and attributed it to the Use sf ycur
@lts, which purchased of you. 6nd used but Que
minute, when l Was perfectly restored. and have
ever ned 70 relapse, nor have us ia. III since ex.
tept hSe times that week for the space of half
minute each time, but found effect as at frsf and
nuing VAS cured, left of the use Of them there
o - {. leet dlspcsed and exceedingly happy To re-
rneno you as no inposter but esutIer. an ,hst
51n be Teied on. heard you before 10 Concord NJ.
u; oefoFe large audience, among whoa, were seve-
I a. doctors, three of whom were appointed commit.
tee 70 report was with the at your private roorn
card alt their investigations ard queries ard benr3
Jnehi, and they could hud fault &C ali NV real
aelce Is sI Chariesown. Ma; am travelling Ali the
..n' s ana exposed to all weather. NV age IVA. aT
december. and trnst, If live for wears 10 be
80 - 70 90 without gGsses. and shall do all In INV
gN"0A 70 recommend the use of the Eve Cups
Yours respectfully,
JOSEPH SMITH m
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Witness: CHAs. +. BENNIS,
CHANNE? NEWHALL.
PERMANENT

(No.8) WALrHAm. (Mass, Aug r. 1887
This is to certify that Tor the last year and halt
have been very much afflicted with weakness IN my
eyes, pan to light used glasses 10 very little eIec
had TO give up sewing entirely, aud that al apphca
ton OF DIR Brsinerd's Eye Cups for about one MN
ute, entirely relieved mo OF ali pain and weaAhGS'
READ coInmsn print with perfect esse " az tlsO
near sighted could not read over iouI lnehes
OH, and that can see objects distinctly az any
distance, blur al all the smallest iyhe he,,,,n,,
FIJNICE b WETHERBE,
Attest-Joseph Saith, CbAs. r. beTuis-
WALTHAM, Aug. H. 1855.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-21

NREENE a. HEATH, COMMISSION
~ MERCHANTS, San francisco, California, vii
sftepd to s1inueTis OF Flour Tobacco aud Me1chan-
die generally Prompt returns viii be made Refer
Messrs a L A. Lawrence Co, Boston; Allen &
Paxsou, Patteson, Adams / Co., Maitland, Phelps
Co, New York; Courtney, Gushing L Co., baltlmore
Edmond, Davenport Co, Davenport, Allen & Co..
Richmond 8uiH-eodbm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-21

Gen. Fl Davis has been appointed Master Warden
Of tle port OF New Orleans, vice Walter Turubull
5acaa-e1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-21

g. FOR RENT-My residence at the
E.l- corner of sid and Nam street | will rent il
tfrnisaea 70 geareei family for four or six months
II desired. de 81 4 MORRIS
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DR.. Hopkins, OF Liberty, Texas, las been killed
by Jesse D. Lum. Hopkins was abusing Mrs Ium
AT tirla
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No IS.
THIS CURE Is pERM.Npxr

- tsAio LUKE Is PERMANENT.
IN u; ~ bsAISERD-SIR: From. a conv;et;o, of
d9ty, ano cHscttetea make the follow statement
% %Sh . Sou "o - at ';osriy 20 dispose OF you may
deem most benehcia', in promuting the causa Of
Truth, and relieving suffering bumanf2tv. s"1se "
SIX months have suffered from Weakness in NV
ett eye, ana Tor r, ihe a5s eleven weeks have not
pain th4t have been obliged Ii so t Shut ali ~.
time. During the six months past have beeu sotrae.
what relieved by DIR. Spauidiug of this pec but du
rns the last eleven weeks have apPlied to Physi-
Clans without any reliet, viz; DR.. Spaudipg of Eas
hna; Drs kingsbury and Phe'ps of Temple, fmy
native place;l DR.. kittredge, of New Ipswich: Dr
DIX, OF fremont St. Boston, aud DIR Hooper of the
Free Institution for the Eye and Ear, in Boston, In
Justice to DR.. Dix. must say did not become his
patient | visited him the 28fh inst. He wosId
Hot undertake my case unless would remain in the
city six weeks where he could every other
day, which, circumstances not permitting declined
On the evening of the Goth inst ant, attended your
lecture ID the place with handke over NV eve
Aud with considerable hesitation went forward to
test your skill, and to my utter astonishmeut and
great joy was entirely CURED in lS seconds the pre-.
seuce OF d large audie It is 10 o'clock A.
NJ | have walked out this morning in the bright
light of the sun without the slightest pain, aud
think the sight of that eye is much stronger than the
other. know not how to express my Joy in thrs
being relieved trem what believed would terminate
in the total loss of the eye Physicians unanimously
optic nerve. ANN L. SEARLE.
NASHUA, N. H, July 90, 1855. -,-''
A letter from Professor G. G. Finney, oberlin Col.
iege, OHIO, showing the permanency of the cure,
&c.
SYRACUSE. N. Y, Feb. IL 1855
DR.. C. B. BRAiNERD: You wish Inc to state the
result thus far of he of the Eye Cups my own
case. You reCoiiect hal obtained them n year ago
last fall A few weeks after first used thet1 gave
a brief statement of what they had done for me
Since that time till the present the Improvement of
my eye sight has been gradual. have tor the last
or months used them but seldom, the improved
state of cay sight render tOTgetfui and neglect
tul of thnir STEADY have received much bene-
fiji, and eptible injury whatever from their sse
wish you would publish this, as receiving let
tiers very frequently, inqurng after the results my
experiment. Yours, truly.
e. O. FTNEFY
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T0 BBLS. "HanzeT's" old Rye WHIS-
" KY
Dark aud Pale BRANDY
Old Jalusica RUM, in bottles
Apple aud Peach BRANDY
IriEh end Scotch WHISktY-for sale by
de 8 WILLIAM EbtLESIUH.
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No 81 EAST Boston, Aug. 8, 1853.
This may certify that my wife, having sulier,d
from extreme sbort. sighiedness IN one eye for 10
wears ast ~, ,bhI she could not TO read only at
DISTANCE eff & or inches, so much benefited by
one application Of Dr. Brainerds treatment as to be
1"'N ~ see S4e"AJ REV T. MACREDISG
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e. FOR kENI-A very suitable brick
.SA3 aoGse on Church Hill containing 6 rooms and a
kto>a. with dne Lot sttac aeo au CLAY street ensf
o. = Johi.s Carreh. Possession can be had by the
10Th instant oI sCCuerli desired Apply 80
EDW'n. u. EACHO,
Oct General 4 gent and Collector
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The DAILY DISPATCH.

ans circulation of the Daily Dispatch exceeds
,ons5n DIV 'hst OF all the Daily papers OF Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-21
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY j. A. CowARDIN.

Tas DAILY ntsfATCH Is served TO suhecrihe,s
at SIN AND QCARTER CENTS PR Wrpp navshIs 81
the Carrier weekly Price tor mailing, S{ year in
advance,
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CLOTHING FOR CHRIsTMAs-The

NEW BREASTS, Hams AND SIDES.
Y landing per steamer, for sale By
De % JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
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Total R,i,dness of three month"; standing, caused by
Sr,t,Inns Iafla nmation: enabled 10 reGd fine print
in f,rrniuutes Perfectly aud permanently cured
M IN f. BosToS, Sept, G. 1858.
rb; csrtities that my dsushter, aged sixteen, has
-, feted tor six years with scroiu,ous ilfanIna-
,io, 81 her eyes resulting in liberation OF cornes
,d ,afaI b 1dness tor the least three months. She
es,t bIiLd under Dr. gooper'a treatment, IN the
ss.sachusetfs Eye ard Ear lnhrnasy-ahd won
aerfuI 10 state, Dr Braaerd enrhed her 10 read III
esg print by four minutes treatment And still
,nore xonderful, be cured bcr OF all inflammation
nd pnduess leaving her with uertect sight 10 this
moment BY four appiieations-the last one having
b sen nade nearly three months sinee, which shows
{ cure 10 be pe-a. asn'
DIXIE PEERS, No, Everett ct.
p s | hereby eeIuis Inst air Peers has been en-
pInytd in the SngarHpuSe IN this city for the last Of
feer yeaIs, aud Is known 70 boa man whose word V
III. TURNER, Superintendent
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The WfkELy blsFAreR is issued every Friday.
and nsiled 20 subscribers at 81 per annum' 0''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-22
Mewspapera for Hauana.

The Governor General of Cuba lately conmu.
nicated to the American Consul copy of the an
nexed directions, which had issued to the Postmas
ter General of the Island respecting newspapers,
&C., for Cuba. The Consul sent home transla-
ton of the order, which we publish for general
information:
'sIt being expressly enjoined by the royal order
of the 4th of September, 1851, issued through the
Office of the Minister for the Government of the
Peninsula, and communicated at the proper time
to this dependency, that no tranmisSion be given
to any periodical that may not be secured with 3
single band in such manner as to permit the ex-
animation thereof without tearing the cover, and
that if any letter be found within, it be taken out
and postage charged thereupon according 10 the
place it came from, giving it the proper direction
have determined, after taking into consideration
what your lordship states 10 me in the commune
cation of the 18th instant, that punctual and s1Ict
compliance be given to the said sovereign resolve
with all packages and letters passing throug the
post Office under your immediate charge, and the
Others of the island, even with those coming from
foreign countries. At the same time, and to avoid
doubts, have deemed it proper to declare that
underline name of periodicals all kinds of print
ed matter is moulded, and that this order be strict
ly carried into effect from the first day of March
proxitno, which will allow sufficient time for it
TO reach all persons whom itmay concern, with
out its preventing that in the interval convent
ent examination be effected so that the interests OF
the revenue be in no way defrauded."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-22
From the Richmond whig.
The Gerrymanderjlin Virginia.

W. ,,, IA. r az sS,. -, "a,
we give peio" al u iiss Vi Tue CONGRESSIONAL DIS
rlcts, With the political majorities in each. They
are madeout fromthe Scott and Piereeyyotes, and
Z +be Dsmoc, ATTIC ma ;hr;,ies .r
H'' my 80 oinitu-
I aole us they appear; OUT the effort was to make
: them as Overwhelmingly Democratic as could be
effected by outrapeonsly distort;npS the ARRANGE.
mont of .he cso,,,,tiss,. =. q
I''1 - ~ 49,, tp..
FIRST D'strlct.- dlesex, Westmoreland, Rich
mona mona county. ESSEX, Northumberland, King and
queen, Lancaster, ,GloucheSter, Mathews, James
1I MY, tne clty o, Williamsburg, New Kent, York.
" va. Notlnampton, Accomac, and Elizabeth
oey-" hIg nnaJorfy4:
secUna Dst.ots5,lsle OF wight Princess Anne,
SoIlolA CITY, Nansetnond, SuEry
SUSSEX oout2ampton' Greensvllle, Prlnce George,
anu CnatIes CltyTRemocratlc majority LIB:
- hlrd DlstIlst'-.hlcnmonaS ny' henrco, Ches-
terheid' Louisa. uoocnlahd,s hanover, King Will
nam, anu onne-Denocratic malollty 2S2.
Dinwidd;a lie citv nf PsieFshirs o Rrnnsn,nI
Amelia, Lunenburg, Mecklenburg, Pow ha,an,
Cumberland and Chatlotte-Democratic majority
l'4 H;f:, n:...;.. p,Y.,,.a.;. u.,:e. p,..
Henry. Patrick. camnbelI. and Annomattoxt"
Democratic majority 1871. s b
Sixth Distrlct.-Albemarle, Bedford, Bucling-
Mad;.a n'ng1s., me.ioI, riuYanna' ana
Seventh Observation-Disclosures. Spottsvlvan;,.
Fairfax, Fauquier, Prince William. Rappahan-
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DEATH OF RUSSELL JxRv s.-Russell Jervs, Esq.
one of the best newspaper writers of the country,
died oil Sunday morning, at the Bond Street House,
in New York. His remains were to be taken to
CIarenIont, N. H., for interment.
Mr.. Jervis was formerly associated with General
Duff Green in the ed,to-ial management of the
United States Telegraph. published in this city
some twenty years ago; but for number of years
last past he has been the reputed editor of the
Philadelphia Ledger. and the columns of the lat
Ter journal gave repeated evidences of his ability
as writer no less than of his sound judgment
and discrimination in topics of public Interest,"
Wash. Repub.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-22
.G3-The following table exhibits the comparative
population of the Ohio Valley and the Lake Basin:
Total

letin says that another murder was committed near
Philadelphia on Sunday afternoon. The victim is
a young man named George Soee, and the perp-
: traitor of the crime is James 0'Neal, also young
man: The affair was the rsult OF drunken
squabble between the parties, at a tavern about
i've miles from the city, during which O'Neal
stabbed Solee with three cornered knife in the
region of the heart, causing his death in about
three minutes The murderer was Immediately
arrested by some citizens, and committed 10 pri-
son. He does not deny having committed the act,
and attributes it TO having been intoxicated at the
time. Both the parties Were married-Solee leay-
ing a wife and three children. q sii iiaI +:
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Mr.. Buohanan's Conditions.

alt isnow alleged that Mr.. Buchanan's accep.
lance of the appointment to England, was nj de to
depend on several conditions, dictated BY him,
which were agreed to by the President
1. That Pennsylvania should not be charged
with his appointment, as it was unsolicited!
2. That he might return as soon as he had con-
cluded the two especial subjects entrusted to him,
to-wit: the Fisheries, and the disputed clauses OF
the Clayton and Bulwer treaty.
3. That he be allowed 10 manage the business
after his own fashion.
4. That his appointment should be confirmed by
the Senate before 1t adjourned.
Mr. Marcy urged the Cabinet to accept the ser
vices of Mr.. Buchanan on these conditions.
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FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL %, 1853.

- LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILRoAD.-The
LoOiSVlleJournal states, authoritatively that The
Louisville AMI Nashville Railroad Company ha Ne
made large and favorable negotiations for money,
through their chief engineer, in London, that they
have been successful in obtaining all the snbsc1p-
tions asked for in every county on the line togeth
with million of dollars on the part of the dity
of Louisville and three hundred thousand ftom
Davidson county and Nashville, the southern ter
minus ofthe road; that they have closed dom
tract with Messrs. Morton, Seymour & Co., for
the entire completion of the road in period not
TO exceed two years and half, and that the work
will be commenced on the first Monday in May
: next. 5=.