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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-29
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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-20
FROM HAVANA.

A private letter from Havana, under date ofthe
18th inst states that the British steamer Avon
arrived at that place on the 9th from Vera Cruz
al d lett for England the next day. She had N
board the Mexican minister to Lonlon. Senior,
Castillo Lanzas. He had prolonged inter
view with the Cuban authorities.
Considerable excitement has been occasoned
in HAVANA by some action of the gnvernsr-gen-
eral in respect of the principal university. Its
suppression was said to be ia contemplation.
The writer s.atas she prevailing opinion in Ha-
vana to be that Santa Anna is intriguing with the
Spanish government aud lending himself to its
purposes. But on this point the letter gives
neither proof nor details Union.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-20
local lntelligenee""City Affairs, &c

RECEIVING STOLEN Goops.-On SATURDAY..
Henry Weiuholdt was examined before the
Mayor on the charge of receiving a quantity of
iron, the property of Jonathan Leslie, knowing it
to be stolen. A quantity of old iron, chisses,
hammered heads, chains and scraps very rusty
and defective, was exhibited in Court, which had
been taken by virtue of search warrant, and the
recognition of Mr.. Leslie as his property, from
Mr.. WIS store on Cary street. Mr.. L. ident-
fled the iron by certain marks known to the ma.
sonic fraternity. and used peculiarly by i'm.
Michael Bay, Mr.. Leslie's foreman, deposed
to the fact that nearly half ton of old and new
iron, manufactured in various FORMS had been
taken from the blacksmith shop of Mr.. Leslie du-
ring the last few months. The blacksmith was
negro. The new iron was stored away secure-
~ In barrels, and these barrels, examination
about week since, he found empty. A large
quantity of old tools lying about the shop, had
also disappeared. A few days since among
other Stores he entered Weinholdt's for the pur-
pose Of purchasing some old iron for use. There
was a barrel full of scrap iron standing near the
door, and upon examination he found pecu liar
hook that had only been missing two wee KS and
several of the tools lost by Mr.. Leslie. The
tools were old stone hammers, beads and chisels)
He enquired for larger IRON suspecting some
thing wrong, but was informed by Mr.. w IS young
that he had noue. search warrant was
then procured and raj of the iron tools iden-
tilted by Mr. L. and himself were found scattered
about the store.
The testimony for the defendant went to show
that Mr.. w. was out of his store nearly all day
engaged in business, his two young sons attending
to the store. They purchased scrap and old iron
as they did other iron. They did not do it with
any evil INTENT and certainly the public exposure
Of the iron to wayfarers did mot 60 to prove
my guilty knowledge. They did not recollect
from whom the iron was purchased.
The Mayor considering that iron might be ex-
hibited publicly that was known to be stolen, and
that it was reasonable to suppose that the seller
of iron, lost recently, of peculiar shape, aud found
in his store. was known to Mr.. W., the purcha~
ser, sent the case on for further examination, to
the Grand Jury term of the Hastings Court, meet
ing in August next, Weinholdt was required
to give $500 security for his appearance at
Court.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-20

TnE CUBAN JUNrA-STARTLING RUMoURs-
There are certain startling rumors sfloat of busy
movements hereabouts, among this ord,r of the
Lone Star and the Cuban Junter. Men are said
to be now in this city who were lately seen in
active Intercourse with the creoles of Cuba We
have information from Havana that many creole
are leaving the island for the north; and there
are also reports of revolutionary Disturbances in
the Vuelta Abajo. memorable from tho inva :
sion of Lopez. Verify. there is a strong aroma
of gunpowder in she air. Will there be war .
~ Y HeroII
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-20
HUSTINGS COURT-Saturday,

The jury in the case of Ralph Allen, charged
with feoniousy assaulting John Collins some
weeks since, brought ina verdict of not guilty,
and Allen was discharged from custody
Jacob Cross, free negro, tried on the
charge of stealing watch from another free
negro last Christmas-and acquitted.
William Willis, W no had served out term of
Imprisonment for misdemeanor, and now in Jail
for non pa ymen. of fine, was declared insovent
by the court, on proof, and discharged from GUS
tody.
The jury in the case of George Fenly tried for
inhumanly whipping small negro boy, appeared
incourt this morning minus one of their number,
Nicholas Du Lard. Mr.. Du Lard could not be
found and the jury was discharged, the case be-
ing continued until the next term. Fenly was
remanded to Jail in default of $500 secu-
rity for appearance ut Court. Petty ca SEES
against Samuel Frayzer Frederick Benjamin
and Charles Bowman were continued until the
next term.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-20

s-y Queen Victoria held her first drawing
room this season at St. James Palace. on the Cd
inst. Among the press nations are duly chron-
icIed tho following "By the Minister of the
United Statss-Mr. Van Buren,, late President
Of the United States; Mr.. Martin Van Buren,,
son of the late President; Mr.. Goyeneur KEN
BILE, and late member of Congress; Major Genera
Cooper, of New York; Hon. It. Butler King of
the United States; Mr.. Gipin, formerly A ttor
new General of the United States.''
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-20

The squadron of Gen. Urquiza, consisting of
several steam vessels, attacked the Bueuos Ay~
rean squadron the 18th April, when n sharp
action sued, which Is sted two hours. Two of
the Buenos Ayrean vessels were captured, after
the loss Of about q dozen mon.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-20

" We ask attention to the notice of Messrs.
Roach & Mcguire, merchant tailors. They have
on hand beautiful assortment of goods, which
they are prepared to make up in the most fa-
shonable manner. Those Who desire to obtain
excellent goods, cut in the latest Parsian style,
and warranted to please, will call at 1s2 Main
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-20

REPORTED Loss OF TINE FRrGATE MACE
DoNIAN.-The Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia North American. writing under
date June 10th, says-"There is al runor here of
the loss of the frigate Macedonian. at Canary
Isles. The Navy Department has no informa-
ton of the fact; and believes the rumor unfoun-
al
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-20

Ey- The last Southern mail brings intelligence
of the resignation of BRIG GEN. PAUL QUATrLE-
BUM, of the third Brigade of South Carolina
Militia. Alas Othelo's occupations gone The
election of the New Hampshire Brigadier
to the Presidency, has broken the militars spirit
of South Carolina. She therefore no longer
needs tho services of tho Coffin Regiment"
of Gen. Quattlebum. Maj. Gen. Pillow has
turued Cotton planter and Brig. Gen. Quattebum
has resigned What confederation OF unfortui-
tous circumstances low if the New Hamp-
shire Brigader should get into difficulty with
Spain aud Mexico? Can he rely upon the aid
of these pillars of the service!
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-20

Very little reliance appears to be- placed in
ruJsours relative to the naval preparations of
Spain and the Warlike movements of Gen. Santa
Anna. 1t is scarcely to be credited that Spain
seeks collision with the United States, Der
cause she has every thing to lose and nothing te
gain by snch an act of folly.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-20

Gen. Starkweather, of Ohio, will it is said,
receive the appointment Of Commissioner to the
Sandwich Islands, a port declined by 1t Governor
Leake, of Virginia.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-20

The Irish Catholics of Montreal have met in
public meeting and denounced the recent coui So
of the rioters, Rewards have been offered for
their apprehension. and pledges given for the
future maintenance of peace.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-20

May goth was The anniversary so Poitentous to the
Turks that is to say iftere be any nspra in pro.
phecy -Four hundred years (says the legend current
in the East "sba Ishmaes people reign in STEAMBOAT"
In this very year if the very anniversary the
pale peoue of the North shall and snatch the city
from the rule ofthe Crescent and the Cross shall again
e seen on the dome OF the Ag Sophia The falfnent
Of the pro phecy has yet be VIC. kei out
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-20

lightning off the Cape of Delaware on Friday
Her top and mainst were shivered; the fluid
passed through the deck into the cabin and then
through the engine house. No one injured.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-20

The steamer Washington left New York Sat-
urday for Europe, taking out one hundr d and ten
passengers aud $4,000 in specie.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-20

DRowNED.-On Saturday afternoon, near tho
Tredegar Iron Works, a young man named
Thomas Morgan, native of Philadelphia. Ver-
dict in accordance with acts
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-20

Late advices from Havana state TINT the barque
Lady Suffolk has recently succeeded in landing
seven hundred slaves on the South side of Cuba
The vessel was then scutted. 1t is also asserted
that during the past six months several thousand
slaves have been landed on the island.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-20

41 FOR NEW XORK-First Vessel-VIR-
&EGINIA LINE OF RICHMOND AND YORK
PACkETS.-The regular packet schooner GALLEGO,
Capt VIM Nelson, loading and will sail with all
possible dispatch For balance of freight, apoly to
ie 90 DAVID CURRlE
s.54 FOR q Il N--Ftrst PesSei.-The reg
- uar packet schooner MERCY TAYLOR, Capt
Cyrus Nick loading and will sail with all
sbe dispatch For balance OF freight passage, apply
lie 20 DAVID CURRIE
~ HHDS SMALL SIZE DRY AND
LII BRIGHT BALTIMORE IDES
90 tierces Baltimore Hams
do Queen City do
900 lbs Carolina hog round Bacon
Just received for sac by
ie 20 JOHN WOMBLE CO.
tEe-GT1sEsN NOTICE--Our packet boats will
szzzeontnue their regular daily trips during
the repairs to the Canal Leave landing in Rich-
mond as usual at M. and Lynchburg at p NJ
je &C BOYD, EDMOND DAVENPORT.
ENLOUR-We have on hand some family and extra
IL Superine Flour, OF Scottsvir inspection the quality
Of which recommend as very superior
lie 90 RAGLAND Il BROTHER.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-20
GOLFERS SHAKESPEARE AssArLEp.

GOLFERS SHAKESPEARE ASSAILED.
When it was announced that Mr.. Collier had
discovered an old copy of Shakespeare, with many
curious and, as he considered, valuable emenda.
tons noted in the margin, we expected that,
sooner or later. the worth of the corrections
would be assaed, no matter how good they were,
what acceptance they popularity received
For we knew that there were monomaniac Shak-
spearians, as there are absurd antiquares, and
that, unless the discoveries happened to suit their
own potions, they would pronounce the whole
thing farce.
Our expectations have been realised, however,
even sooner than we had calculated. A Mr..
Singer. Mr.. Samuel Weller Snger-probably
some relation or connexiou of the famous Sami-
vel Veller-has already published book in Lon
dou, in which he not only assails the merit of
the cancellations. but insinuates many hard things
against Mr.. Collier. His attack on the latter
gentleman is, by no meass, a Pickwickian ono;
the onslaught is as serious it is fierce and the
most, if not the whole, of the corrections ara in
the end actually imputed to the knavery of the
commentator Bulletin.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-20
THE LATE TRAGEDY IN WASHING
TON


The Republic of Saturday says that Mr.. Hes
ter, who was shot by Mr.. Morrison on "Wednesday
afte rnoon was considered to be in slightly i'm
proved physical condition Friday night although
there is still apprehension OF death from the
wound which he, on that occasion, received
Friday morning, Justices Goddard and Dom
again visited him and took his statement OF the
affair under oath, his former oath having been
made without the sacred obligation to tell the
truth. But being warned by the attending ply
sician that he might not live more than twenty
minutes, ''as dying man." he ut that time
made his statement, the substance OF much OF
which he now repeats; although the two narra-
tives differ in some particulars. According to
the latest he was struck at the first hre the ses
cond missed him, and the third took effect on
Mrs Morrison. the pistol being aimed directly at
her. 1t was then snapped ut him, when he
grapped with Mr.. Morrison aud turned the d.
rection of the weapon. He does not know
whether MIR. Morrison fired through the
window or not With regard to being discover
ed without his pantaloons, he thinks he requests
ed the first person who came into the room inn
medately after the shooting to loose them or take
them off, as they were too tight, feeling as 1t he
were dying.
In the course of few days. we presume, q
full investigation Of the allair will be made.
when something more reatie than ramofs and
err parte statements will be elected
CHoLERA.-1hree deaths from this disease oc.
Cured in ST. Louis on the 9th inst. cores
pondent of the Petersburg Express, writing from
Washington, under the date 10th inst. asserts |
positively that Cholera prevails 10 Alexandria,
He says twelve cases aud seven deaths have oc- |
cured. and that "many families a removing |
from the city CD account of the epidemic"
Gen. Dix, of New York, it ia now believed, |
will not be sent to France. He was appointed |
to the port ("Ion" says) but never commission
ed
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-20
NEW YORK MARKETS. Jun- Is-p NJ.

NEW YORK MARKETS, Junr I8-P NJ.
FLoUR-The transactions in the Flour market tn s
morning, fair extent, and pr.ces without
material change Shippers do purchase very fire. ety.
preferrng wait until Monday when the receipts will
it is supposed, be much larger.
GRAIN-Thereis a good export and milling demand for
Wheat and the mark is FIRM sales 27o0 bushels white
Canadian 81 s, and % prime white Ohio, nearly
all 10 arrive, at ST. 90.
CoTToN-The market still continues in favor of the
purchaser with only moderate demand Yesterday the
sales were 1000 bales.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-20

TRIAL OF KEAEENes MACu1NES.
TIME Executive Committee of the Virginia State Ag~
IL ricuitura Society at citing held the 18th of
May. adopted the following preamble and resolutions
William Allen Esq, of Claremont. having obigingly
rendered the Virginia State Agricultural Society the
use of his fields Cures Neck for the trial of Reapng
Machines in the coming harvest
Resolved by the Executive That Mes srs. d. w
HaxalI, Il. Ruin, Jr A. p Crenshaw. Robert Douthat
w. A. Selden, James b. Jones and Henry Cox be APP
pointed Committee superinend the trial of Reapin
Machines Curles Neck, James River, during the
coming harvest, and that the Makers of all such Ma
chimes be aud hereby invited to send their machines
there and have them 4dy punctuay at the tme be-
hereafter more particularly designae
Resolved That Messrs VIM. Gaines, M. D., John
r. Ga nett, NJ. d., Richard lrby, Edward o. w atkins
Robert NJ. Taylor Samuel Ball, and - Baylor of
Sandy Point be a Committee, with power to fill
cies occurring in their body,(not less than five OF
whom act-who after testing hya full and fair trial. of
the merits nhe different machines offered oe
such trial plain and unulated surface wheat
OF tall and uxurant, well of shorter and thinner
growth and also, If practicable, wheat of lodged
tangled condition. shall award the premium OF Fifty
Dollars offered b. the Society to the Inventor, whose
Machine. under the varied circumstances OF trial shalt
prove in their judgment, the hest und most eectre in
operation and that they make report the Executive
Committee of their award setting forth the principal
which shall have influenced them in the premis
es which report shall be read publicly with the otes
reports premiums at the Fair, prop {, be held by
the Society in November next.
PHILIP ST. GEO coo KF President
Virginia State Ayr lcuural Society.
c. B. WILLIAMS, Recording Secretary.