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

woRss now THAN nErORE-The su'joined notice is from
the Petersburg Express of yesterday /, refers to somo
remarks Of ours published Monday in which we dis
claimed certain happy influences which the Editor held TO
have actuate some favorable criticisms by us on Made
moisel!e Leo!e's dancing and general appearance:
"The above is from the Richmond whic of yestcrd,x
We publish the remarks Of the ocal EDITOR entire tb.
readers may his defence. Notwithstanding il IL
quite Ingenious aud equally lengthy inclined 10
opinion that he IL under the Influence of the tener
zion" lf the auda,ory notices with which the local col
uHns of the Wing have teened during the past week had
already convinced Of the fact the elaborate dser
taton above certainly would. Had there been no truth
in insnuation, should have seen such la
bored effort repe it. We wish him much success and
hope he will bear in mind timd youth he saws he Is
"iaint heart never won fair lady"
In reply the question propounded in his sentence
say that the oath day Of March last reached the
full Of years and therefore aim TO
know much OF "young America" any other youth
"Fogysm" has not yet entered into composition.
He seems to regard notice copfrmatory Of the
opinion which he formed in the beginning viz: that we
were "smten This is strange aud untoward result OF
endeavors convince him to the contrary lie be-
trays woiu of creluly for to any ole capable of
conviction explanation of the most remarkable fe.
in female acting, which generally govern our appro
b,ton, woui be satisfactory II every criticism which
passes from bearing appropriate and especial auor
the beautiful forms OF the fair votares Of his,ronc ART
to be esteemed true and faithful reflector OF our re
ations the slender passions condition ere long
must be deporable. We need not his coincidence vet
however though if his judgment in this matter were cor
rect should for just informed that the lady 10
whom he has reference is married. However the mistake
is not his Tor the bills represented her as single
ourselves far as "MIimoissls could indicate
Here is the disappointment. The Editor of the Express
forced matters crisis, which, under other circun
stances would doubtless have operated beneciay In our
regard But this announcement is death every pros
pect in that connection.
lie bids to bear in mind that "a faint heart never
fair lady" We shall do the the advice
i:on who, doubt, has had good experience
in all the correlaVe feelings and effects Of The condition
,anst which he
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23

~ AZ Paris, Ky. Monday, the Citizen" says, not
less than $500 head ofmuv between 1000 to 5000 cat
Gle were In the market, besides great number Of horses
The smount realized Is set down at 100000. Il We.
foani impossible to get the stock on the square, aud
plumber Of lots we're never brought under tho hammer,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23
a SUBSCRIBER.

Mis'i's'eTi.-Tbe following the members Of Con.
gess elected u. y. Wright, W. s. Barry o. H. Single.
ton aud W + Harris, all Democrats. The following j.
meshio ticket elected John McRac Governor; w. II
muse Secretary Of State; A. w. Jackson Sa'o Treasurer
aud D. e. Glenn Attorney General; al Democrats In th
Legislature there sa Democratic majority on Joint ballot
Of tvony.6ve which will defeat Mr FOOTE'S election 70
the 4. g. senatorshp.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23

CoUSrY FlIR.-We have thought since the first State
Agricultural Fair has proven cmnehty successful that
il would be very advisable in the farmers q the different
counties of the state organize County Agricultural fairs
auxiliary 70 the State Pair There held in other
States besides the State Fair, numerous county fairs which
have proved Of great alyinsge 70 the counties in which
they held and Unmarked asssancc TO the State Pairs
IN our State there have been held this fll five coun
" fairs which have been well attended and have afforded
much satisfaction their mcmbers We had few years
since Albematlc Agricultural society which for fow
years was prosperous but which for known
to us broken up. We sugges 10 farmer friends
the ptopey Of organizing that Society and would be
glad II some Of them would furnish their views upon
the suhjeoL-Chay i0uc'rWe dd-.
REroRr rFOy TARfFF.--fne Washington corrcspon.
dent Of the New York Courier remarks large portion
NJ ne force Of the Treasury Department Is employed In
the preparation 81 tables and other returns upon the Ta.
rio The Secretary j. causing statements to be made out
specifying the articles included under the head n non
enumerated articlcs paying al vaorc and specific du.
tc IN the annual commercial statement Tor the purpose
Of ascerisning what portion Of them may be transferred
TO the free list II supposed that by thoroughly sitting
this list which embraces class of nportaons ranging
from twenty thirty millions Of doarS, ADD subject 20
duty Al rates varying ON FIVE 10 forty per cent the
may he reduced millions and hall Of dollars per
Notwithstanding the zeal and industry displayed
in this department appfehend that the Report npon the
Tariff will appear before the fret o. January. The
Inmates for the next fiscal year complete The sggre
gate amount exclusive Of Disbursements Of the
public debt l. said 70 he between thiybreo and thirty
Eve millions Of dollars
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23

~ MOTfIrIIs BHgAsT CIoTH--Thess Cloths will DO
prevent Rising Breasts and rive speedy
relief n pain In the breasts Of nursing mother arising from
cold any Other than thing knovn the
day. They without discomfort 10 The mo
hcr and procured and during the period nursnv
vhenevsr any dsgeeabe symptom u hardnes lnaamauon
exhibits ITSELF they give relief
every instance prevent the Rising
suffer des during the period nursing Directions
using these Cloths accompany them.
They are TO- sale exclusively by ADIE GRAY,
nt22 Main street, Richmond, Virginia.
gE- ucton NoticeBoots Shoes Hats morning,
BY Davrxropr, kttsS A Co. Aucts. no8
Is HOT GUNs.-ws hand importailoD,
- single superior ao,
Belts Game and Rngsh Per Caps,
Witch onsr Or sale AZ small sdvanns oT " our
Spring stock. Y " hoOM co.,
no8 Importers Of Hardware, 20 Main sret
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23

ENiGRAlioN ~ CALIFORNIA AND OREGON YEAR
Tho 81 Louis R.bicon has been furnished nth the orr
ginal record kept Fort keay Of all the emgants
ir that post during the year. from which appears that
the aggregate up the 18th Of August follows -:
Number of males 99O?; females, 1889; children SU5S
There have been 6,Si7 horses s,lsO mules los. 5e2
caie Is,i95 sheep, and S,1OS wagons tLken by that
point in the same time.
OF tho number Of enigrsnts tie Repnb!icdn under
stands that ,66i males, s6i females ana ,os5 children
destined Tor Oregon, making 3,5OI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23

NEW ORLKlss has the most expensive custom house
building in the United siale- Philadelphia has the
cheapest, The former has already 81 4O6 900, and
still unfinished the entire Of the structure ei osti.
mated at ~, 100000 The after bought hg III
ted corporation for S925OOO since which time 80
900 have been expended on its account This build ng
is the handsomest custom house in the Union.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23

THK TurArRx-Hr COsilact.-The attendants at the
Theatre last Monday night think, were taken by sur
pri-e with tho performance of Mr.. Cookbook. lie made
his rs, app, in city "RichSeu" in the cello
braed play of that better performance of the
character we have Tho audience were de-
lighted with IL. His manner was cslm-no ridiculous
ranng too often the with Young actors-and the
representation almost perfect Mr. Z. is young man.
aud from the ability he displayed u"on the stage on that
occasion will soon win his high reputation. lie
/. "a star now and has iuc field before him
On hi. rst night here he made most favorable impress
son upol every one present Shoai ne continue To
ait himself we'll he will become iavoritc actor
W Oh our citizens. We how long Mr. Coul-
dock will remain hut would suggest to all who fond of
witnessing good Theatrical performances TO embrace the
trst opportunity TO go and hear him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23

Tho Washington Union announces that Joshua Dstss
ESQ., OF the house Of Barring Brothers CO. ha. been
iec'ed by the commissioners a. umpire In IA. act
,lcnent at the claims between Eng land end tho United
States, and that he has accepted tho appointment
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23

The Kanawha river commenced rising Sunday night
last and continued rise all day Monday II is high
enough for every kind Of MISUNDERSTANDING Salt
boats and Coal bOas IL is greatly TO be hoped that ELK
river will rise sufficiently To let the lumber which al
this time very scarce aud 10 great demand here. Char
Rsp., Nov. 10.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23

sT- The Louisville Journal pertnenty saws: "The
Washington Union tells its readers that all those Demo
cratic party in New York will be found
office ,cckcrs Wen. now f all Of the hundred
Democratic voters in New York. who have just expressed
the polls their dsapprova Of the President course
disappointed Office seekers, surely office seeking in that
State has been avery extensive Democratic employment
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23

About sixty liungarsns recently held meeting in New
York City, aud resolved that political affairs in Europe
have arrived "A crisis where struggle between dcspo
tsm and freedom j. to he recommended and decided with
the sSor; that they sympathls with the Turkish nation
whom they their kindred in origin, ''whose govern
mcnt is the only among the OF Europe whose
acts in accordance With humanity aud freedom and
that ont Of goattudc that people for their hospitality
TO the unssrans three they deem their duty
aud feel strong desire offer their military services in
its aid" They appointed committee OF six consisting
of Lieutenant Generals Mezzaros and Vettcr Mesrs Hsz
man, Szereuzi and Mklosy and Captain Grza. TO draw
up list OF those Hungarans in the United States Who
ready in the Turkish army and make all
necessary arrangements for forwarding the volunteers to
Tukcy.-PkH. Mg.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23

NM RTlNG pESxs,-PaIder Msohie, Mshoga-
ny Writing Desks Of superior nb>h and quality for sale by
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23

Mss hovATrs ArroStocsaFar. h is sid, will he pub
tshed W fee days ~ Boston. She but slowly rccog.
ag hon he sickness Which has Der ~ her room
~ tve moolhs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23
DuLKLEy A CO.

APANNE9 wARETe. Trays ~ the most bcAutn patierns,
- In single; Spice Boxes Dressing Cas-; CAdd
Tea and Coffee Cabnsers Knife Toilet knife wash
err Foot Bath spoon Boxes bread Trays, for sale
1871 Main
A
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rnr cr.srs sr.rsres-rhe ,o:al White population Of

TnE CESsrs SrArIsrcs-The total White population oil
the United States i ie.SSso6S; slaves 3sN,SiS; tee
cocrel asa Ia5 Area of unici States Territory Is s.
3cGS0S square mile. giving population of col to the
square mile. The number OF buildings occupied as church.
number IS o6i, which valued at SOL Oi
these New York has l3+. The attendance upon all the
schools during the year Is summed up as follows;
Whites OGS OIG free color,d. 26i6i; native. sais.
oSl; foreign ii7i26. ~ these there were 2,6t6,iSs
white males and ,9l6,6ii white females. or persons
in foreign countries aud resident in this country,
the number Is given sst0a35. The foreigners resid.
ing IN this State alone COS. s2i.
The table OF DEAF dumb blind, insane and diotc, sums
M thus Deaf and dumb-whitcS, 9l3d: free colorcd,
1886. slaves, 53l. B,iad-whi,cs 1,9ss Tree co'crcd,
i29; slaves 3Ss. lnsanc-whics, li,9s"; Tree coored
SIS; slaves, l.lS2. Aggregate. $4,000 OF this number
New York has the following: Deal and dumb-~htes, l.,
ESQ; ces cclored. l. Bind-Nhc-, l,lSi; free coorcd
Al lnsanswhi;es, si57; Tree colored, "a. ldiotc--
whites l.6i;; free colored. 81.
CcLLEGEs-Total No. Ia the country, sSi, with l,65l
teachers and 80 pupils Their total annual income is
Sl,al6,62s.
PuBLIc ScaooIs-O OF Public Schools there sO.e?i;
of teachers. ?euoO; oi pupils S.S3iiS Their total III
come i 50 ,59l $50.
ACADEMIES. krC.-Thcre 6oSs, with ls,so1 teach.
and 26l 362 pupils. Their annual income is 653,
Sis.
The total number OF whites who cannot read and write
H. maies IS? 66i. females 57S9Si; total 96s SOS. or
free colcred males. io.7s2 females issoN total o.
5Ss. or these SIS, 500 are natives aud 1914 are
ioregucss-N y. Express.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23

INDIA KCBpER ROUND COMBS, (GooDYEARs PArENr)-
Justreriysd another supply which win sell the trade
New York prices. GINTTR ALVEY.
moo ~, IA Pen Fl s.r..t
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ANUS EN- ENTS.
HiWORTH 4 HORT0N,S

GREAT SOUTHERN BERLESQUE
OPERA TROUPEi
WILL GIVE THREE mOreof their GRAND ENTERTAIN.
w NESTS
METROPOLITAN HALL!
On MONDAY, TUESDAY "WEDNESDAY
November 2I. 22d and s3d.
They lave engaged Mr.. WM PAEROw
Who will In his Of 4
-Nsgro q Free SfTts Roll Road.
=. RIVERS, the CAMPION DANCER ADD ,.yey, other p.
candidates will be presented for public favor.
On this occasion, cards
Doors open ~ hAf past cperomanee nence at three
quarters rAst O'Clock no9l-3t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23

- EWING bisn--Just received another supply
full little articles, which call the attention
no2s GINTER ALVEY, No. &c feaTl street.
BUTTOSs.-wr have In handsome
Of Ladies' silk Metal and Velvet Dress
which call the attention Of retailers
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NY.W NEnItlI- Ht,ohs-Jn., ,.cejyed .

I'VE above dissolution has occurred In consequence o. Mr.
CEOrcHs intention Of establishing wood yard
In which enterprise the subscriber wishes him
The subscriber will the Intelligence Agency Bust
the beio- Messrs GOddin AppeTsons
and Immediately In q the Floyd Rouse.
or
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-11-17

~Our readers must excuse us for
the space we have occupied from time
to time in showing up the tricks of our
neighbor. tits for the public good that
we have made these exposures, and
shall continue to expose him until he
shows disposition to deal justly and
honestly towards every body. As for
his charges against US, they would
amount to little even if they were true,
but as they are lies from beginning to
end, stamps the author of them with
greater villainy than we at first sup
posed he was guilty. Our subscribers
always receive their just rights from u.s.;
we have never yet failed to issue the
Journal weekly, and should we fail the
loss would be our own, and not theirs.
Every yearly subscriber is entitled to
fifty-two numbers, and when we resort
to tricks for the purpose of avoiding
honest labor, we shall change our name
and assume that of our neighbor.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-11-17

Two CHLDRzs BuRsED.-A most
distressing accident occurred at the St.
Charles House in St. Lonis on Friday
night, BY which two children were
burned to death. A Mrs. Hicks. who
occupied room in the hotel, left it that
evening to be absent only few minutes.
She left in the room her two little girls,
one aged three years and the other thir-
teen months. the latter lying on the bed.
While she was gone the oldest girl COM
menced to play with the fire, when her
dress accidentally caught. and she ran
to the bed where her little sister lay, and
in few minutes the bed was in flames.
The youngest child was burned to death
and very much disfgured by the action
of the fire, and the oldest was found in
the last agonies of death, and lived only
short time. The father left only q
short time since for California.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-11-17
r-s.r,. fre- new Vert.


The returns from New York are so
confused, that although it is nearly Ger
tain the Wings have carried the State,
no approximation towards the final
figures can be made.
The returns so far as they have been
brought in, are thus summed up in the
PhiladeIphia Bulletin of Thursday
evening:
NEW YoRK Crrr.-The Board of
Aldermen, as far as heard from, stands
Wings, A Hards, 8 Softs, Reform,
and Reform and Soft.
The Councilmen, as far as heard from,
are 9 Reform, 10 Reform and Wing, 5
Reform and Hard, 8 Reform and Soft, 8
Hard, and 10 Soft.
THE SrATE.-The Wings will have
about 2Oout of 32 Senator'S, and about
two-thirds of the Assemblymen. Both
branches of the Legislature are believed
to be in favor of the Maine liquor law.
The vote throughout the State is very
hard to get at.
The successful candidates in the State
election in New York, are as follows:
Secretary of State-E. W. Leaven-
worth, w.
Comptroller-Jsmes W. Cook, W.
State Treasurer. q. Spaulding,
Attorney General-Ogden Hoffman,
W.
Canal Commissioner-Cornelius
Gardner, W.
Inspector of State prisons-T. Kirk
patrick, W.
Engineer and Surveyor-John T.
Clark, W.
Judge of Appeals, (full term &c.
H. Ruggles, D.
Judge of Appeals, (short term III.
DEMO, D.
Clerk of Appeals-Benj. F. Har-
wood, W.
Ruggles and DEMO, Democrats, were
nominated by both Hards and Softs, and
it is thought they are elected, though
there is some doubt as to Ruggles, who
was scratched by great many Hards.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-11-17

@Those that dance must pay the
fiddler, and those that hold Office un-
der the present administration must
fork over. The New York Herald and
the New York Tribune both state that
all the employees in the New York Gus
tom House were assessed, on the 1st
inst, to the amount of S6,817 so, and
the assessment kept out of their month
ly pay by the Cashier, to be expended
for elsctiOnesring purposes! And after
all the administration party were badly
beaten in New York city.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-11-17

Wreck Of tie British Snip Annie
Jane-S4S Livss Losti-The English
files by the Niagara, announce one Of
the most terrible catastrophies on re-
cord, the total loss Of the ship Annie
Jane, Mason commander, belonging to
Liverpool, which was driven ashore on
the iron-bound coast Of Barra Island,
during the recent gales, on the night Of
Wednesday, the 2sth ult., when no few
er than three hundred and forty-eight
passengers-men, women and children
met with watery grave. The An
ME Jane was large vessel, and sailed
from liverpool, for Quebec and Mon
treal, on the 9th of last month, with
some $50 emigrants, most Of them Irish
families. 1t IS presumed that she had
made some progress across the Atlantic,
when she encountered the late fearful
southwesternly gales, which disabled
her and rendered her unmanageable,
and in that hopeless condition she was
driven back and dashed on the terrible
coast of Bsrra, one of the Hebrides.
With a point called Vatersay, where
the wreck occurred, the island is six
miles in length and two and half broad,
and lies some FIVE miles southwest Of
the next island. There is lighthouse
on the head. which is the highest in the
united kingdom, being $50 feet above
the level of the sea. Suchris the terri
bic character OF the coast, however,
that there is little chance of vessel
being rescued when once it is entangled
among the reefs. Several of the survi-
vors contrived to get a passage from the
island over to Tobermory, a small sea-
port in the Isle of Null, and from them
the authorities learned that 348 psssen-
gers were drowned, and lO2, with Mr..
Bell, the chief officer, and 12 Of the
crew, saved.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-11-17
THE MAarHA WAsH1Eerox CAs,

The MARTHA WAsHIseroS Cash.
The evidence in this ease was closed on
Thursday afternoon. when the District
Attorney, Mr.. Morton. commenced the
opening argument which he concluded
at O'Clock on Friday evening.
The State Journal, of Saturday, says
that on the assembling Of the court on
Saturday morning. it was announced
that the counsel for the defendants had
agreed to submit the case to the jury,
without argument on their part. There
were two different constructions put
upon this, by the very large audience
that had assembled to hear the speeches
One was that they were so confident ot
an acquittal that they were willing tC
submit it without argument, and the
other was that they did not like to give
Mr.. Stanbery chance to argue it to the
jury. As he would have the close,
they very justly dreaded the effect
which his mastery ability and power
would have upon the jury. 1t is not
our province to scan the motion, but
simply announce the fact.
Judge Mclean was taken somewhat
by surprise, and the court took recess
till ten O'Clock to prepare the charge.
At that hour the Judge entered the
Court room and proceeded to deliver
his charge. He said, from the import
ance of this case, and the peculiar cir
cumstances attending it, he should de-
liver a written charge for the first time
in his life. He then read the law upon
which the indictment was founded, and
stated what was necessary to prove in
order to make a case. He then went
into detailed statement of the testimo-
nv of several of the most important
witnesses, and addressed some excellent
remarks to the Jury on the solemn ma
ture of their duty.
The parties agreed that the jury
should take this writing to their room.
We are in hopes that we shall be able to
get copy of it for publication. 1t was
able, dignifed, and entirely impartial.
Neither party, we think, could find fault
with its tone. We have no account of
the result.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-11-17

E The hard and soft division Of
the New York Democracy is rapidly
spreading. 1t has reached Ohio. DR..
Drake, of. GAINESVILLE, has come out
against the President and his Cabinet
in the Bronson matter. We believe DR..
Drake expresses the true sentiments of
a large majority of his party, if they
had the nerve to avow them, although
the leading papers of that party in Ohio
support the administration.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-11-17
ENeighbor. stretch out your neck.

~Neighbor, stretch out your neck,
cock your ears, skin your eyes and open
your mouth, as you did when you tried
to pass yourself for Camanche brave,
in Texas, (which, by the way, was no
go,) then blow y1ur breath, and let's
hear what kind of noise you can make.
Dew it, neighbor, and let's hev the
music. What did you with your COW
tail and blanket? Your name at that
time we suppose was "cheat'emevery-
one," which has stuck to you.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-11-17

THE PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-The New
York Legislature chartered company
with the above name. An association
has been formed, and Directors chosen.
The New York Tribune heads the con-
templated scheme Railroad to the
Moon," and walks into it after the fol-
lowing fashion:
But we need not illustrate by figures,
though the Company will deal in this
article, and high figures, too. 1t is now
fully under way, and having distributed
its stock all round, in every quarter
where it is thought it will pay, its final
and eonsummate achievement will be to
bay up Congress. Most probably the
preliminary steps of this mammoth
Corporation toward subsidizing the
press have been taken, with what sue
cess we shall learn in due season, and it
is not worth while to be impatient. As
the balloon begins to be inflated, we
shall be all able to see where the gas
comes from.
We await the trying on of the
at Washington. There is a
stock of hundred millions to be dis
tributed free gratis for nothing, to some
body. How much will members of
Congress take? Get ready to speak up
gentlemenl