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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22

NOVELTY AT PARis.-The first ship lecked and mas
ted that ever arrived directly from the ocean, anchored in
the Seine about month since. She bad a cargo and
her mast reached almost high ~ the Louvre She is
propeller and excited greatly the curiosity Of the
FaraIs who constantly crowded the quays and bridges
Ia Obtain view of great novelty Her captain vas
c0mpincnted toy the magistrates and 10y the off
Gers aud employees the department of
Journal
fHH LIQUoR Dealers ARRESTED ron SFLIiNG WITHOUT
LIcLNsE-Iesteray the Court Of General Sessions aor.
DEED an unusual scene. FIny.twO liquor dealers, whom
the Grard Jury had day previously Indicted Tot
Sc ng without license brought 10y the Sixteenth
Ward police aud the officers Of the Count before judge
Beche bench They had been arrested the
night previous and during the morning An having
pleaded guilty, the Judge gave R1cc that lcUtsnce would
be passed upQn them on "Wednesday ncst. IL appears
that thCso parties applied to the Boau of Excise for H.
crnse In June and July last but Captain Stevenson Of the
Sixteenth District Police in which ward they all do bi,i
ness haNng appeared appeared against them and inform
ell the Commissioners OF Excise they were imurouer
persons to have -uch privilege license was denied In
the face of tis decision the accused continued to yend
their poisonous beverage, aud cc;a,aints having been
preferred against hrn by Captain Stevenson aud Others
before the Grand jury the result thus Ear has been their
indictment and conviction.-N. J. Cowr. and Epy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22
~ We find the fOllO~ing announcement in the Ne,

70 We find the foloSing announcement in the New
Orleans Picayune of the 18th inst
THE EPIpENIc.-So convinced are the Board Of Health
that the epidemic is nearly in this city for want of
subjects that they have resolved that the inhmares
tiblished BY the Board shall be closed The ply
sicans Of the various nfrmaries directed to allow
admissions but direct all applicants who presents
themselves TO apply TO the Charity Hospital
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22

GUANo.-The increased useof th. substance a fer
'zc AMI it, high price ~ well its present great
city directing attention te subject Of eudeavoriS
10 do away with the system OF monopoly under which il
is at present supplied. correspondent of the Charles.
ton Mercury WHO refers the demand for this compost
for cotton, proposes that the United States government
shall relieve Peru from its Obligations the British bond.
holders under which the monopoly il maintained by ad-
vnncing u that government $40OoCOo or SO 100000 On
the condition that the guano trade shall be thrown open
10 this country importers paying the charged
other importers Of other countries. Tie Washington
Union copies tie cDuIdL.c-.u, N,h zee remark that
the subject snsAeng attention AMI proyoking discus
sion in macy Of he Southern States aud We are sure tie
administration will not tail give due confederation to the
suggestions made on the suiJect.-Bah American.
luPoRTASr TO THOSE OWNING SLAVFs.-The Supreme
Court Of AabIma recently rendered the following decision
in reirrenel to the hiring Of slaves which Is alike inter
csting AMI important The decision is a wise one.
]. When tie contract Of hiring &c reduced to Writing
IS general 10 it, terms, g,.tlcHs the employment O
Le slave 70 any particular business hace j, author
i@ci to employ Em Zoo any business which slaves are or
dnatiy put, aud Which j. not attended sth cXnOrduar,
rk peril To lis life health aud plf0l proof IS pu
admissible 10 slow that the slave only TO Dc employ
ed 10 particular business.
:. Inc hirer Uf slave may reLre him to another, be-
ing respou.i1e 10 the ir hi proper treatment a,
Tor Liz not being employed Otherwise than IL authorize
By the scope Of his original contract Of hiring.
D. IL ti" lirrr emyL.ys the slave Ia hlz tOu, busi-
nee, warranted 10y his COlt,al: or rirc. him IN
slave, while thus employed, j. killed, even ly Inevitable
accident, tie owner rcggfd such misuse Of his slave
as conversion, aud recover the value frou the h,r-
y. Bulletin.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22
RICHMOND WING.
% toRRlspoNpKNTs.

90, m business addressed to the "6fftor' ~
ArssriS. written viii not be puh:he
nj long standing ought 10 be kno-n to all and WI
OBITUARY notices exceeding eight
iiu<s arx CHARGED Tor q advertsements-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22

WHERy Tus lig4T TFA G1E4 rot has been remarked
by travellers st tea brought overland by the Ru-itns i
ir superior 10 the article which receive ly Some
ny that the tsl ~ the Ru1u- produced by better dis
ict- thau toso which supply ua while Others attribute
Ir difference Goo i being carried 10y land and not cgpulcd
ip TIE dcteripli.rr D0.csoi vy3agc. We are Disposed
10 believe boz uc latter explanation for some overland tea
drank a. Cpa.t,p;psnio , LOSE, great part of H. a..
'ur when brou,h, by from. l' place ~ London
comparatively short voyage. a'I during which much care
bad boc1 taken ~ no. -luplc Bat whatever Doe the
ctur the fact remains nlsDgtIhle the brought from
CHINA hg fb" EI.4lus BE- Cor superior 90 our7. FTom
'rh.Hn, P,s',sia'' Ds.,op'.,s anil H.'oljcrL"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22

SHEEP RVsING WtsTERN NiRGiNIA-It l. stated
that the valuable real estate Of Capt Mahon the
White sulphur Spring. has jus, been purchased Tor TO-
500. The purchasers are Philip 81. George Cooke Esq
Of IoEhatan county, and Mr. CabelI Of Richmond They
degu testing the practcabily olsheep raising on large
scale in Western Virginia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22

cE- letter from ConstsntnoPle says The
immense army that has been assembled will, 1t Is
to be oreseen being dsbanded return disappointed
mass and serious therefore result War
like preparations still cont niue. The Egyptian troops
have been quartered in their camp on the Bosphorus-
Tho day yesterday the Turkish feet stationed at
Buyukdere went through series OF evolutons executing
sham fight The Turks are aws~e that they viii never
have such another opportunity for resisting the aggression
Of Russia With large army in good condition, well
eoupped fleet fanatic troops the combined British and
French fleets at the Dardsnees, right their side,
wrong arrogant aggression that OF the Russians
and the whole public opinion Of Europe in their favor
their eyes open Tire fact that resistance their in
teres The OF Great Britain and France
after having the first instance urged the Porte to
sist now counsel the Ottoman Government to accept
note which admits the demands of Russia, though under
another form, it is true"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22

AFRICAN ToBAcco.-A sample package Of Natal toLac-
ha' born brought by the steamer Queen of the South
arrived at southampton, from the Cape Of Good Hope
This tc first specimen Of tobacco the growth Of the
colony that has been brought to this country aud has
been imported for tho purpose Of a-cerainng its value 10
the market here.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22
To SPORTSMEN OF TIE FIELD.
FALL IMPORTATION OF GINS

VsI RECEIVED ana imported from England and Of my own
sp srlcclu from the Northern fifteen cases IN Ii,p
and snsr Barrel Guns, Of superior quality pow
der t'A' shot Belts, SHTkeys EeS CoNs Walker Eng
hsh Perc Caps Sporismen wishing neat NJ for the fl
campaign, respectfully invited
ton before purchasing. JAMES WALSH
Maker and Importer Of Guns. Riuta Ar
Guns and knc making and Gunsmilhing n ali m warren.
branches done In suprr manner and on accom- od.ti,
Keys htted % locks n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22

tzJ- An elderly LADY died almost instnntaneousy a few
days since Palmyra No, from tie siiog Of hornet
inflicted on the wrist.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22

% Mont ~ IN formerly Frcnci, Consul a. Richmond
Va hos hen eppoltsJ Consul General sod Charge Of
FT1nce 10 Lima.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22
. : MllL LlNk,lra,,. t.!aay Ai,erl

Nl-N hohh VIA NOttFUih. kfiPSN
Freight received today Thursday, ~ o'clock IIl0
parrure o'cinsL, u. VI.
Tickets and he tbs secured Office side the Basin
Passenger or Norfolk charged the
shipPcfs requested their ading tie
ship eavc otherwise their
stored ~ their cNIensg aud risk.
a w
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22

MARYLAND ELKcrIoS.-The Baltimore Patriot in an
article on the approaching election in Maryland says
"And every Wing in the State will vote Wesay II
With confidence; announce il with PRIDE as evidence
that the Wings OF Maryland are worthy oil the great
cause, with which their party associates them; and
record It with heartfelt pleasure leaving no room for
doub, that Richard Bowie OF Montgomery county, is to
be the next Governor of MARYLAND"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22

There i lite gitl Of French parouts1r be- ffny whose
face b siaof 'nurely covered with dark ,r about two
inches loug.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22

~ = late London i..'r. aIuin. 90 the advance Of
'ni'',t Ny tc H.nt L1eaui. save: "rbc eject riU-
ducej c stDes na,s.t ly uir lnaarrsrosrt M ,bs
hank wns cor f''Ial., IUf uu tp Whole l-s severe than
ght have he,u ,,p,.yJ. The reason OF t, lies i ,ic
universal iWlr lo1 entertained r't ts pressure will na,
only prove tcup'rs'-, but th1. nu.t o. no distant
date Doe followed by ar,agi8a prop1 touie'y porcri"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22

TIE uaited Sars Conyrntlln ~ Unvcs u ~ hollis IL
ruusl session 30 CO'umba.. ohic. eopmonsng on ,be
lalnsl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22

TuK PHsArEa TURNED AUrnoh--lt Is stated 'ha'
the Premiers document on the Austrian Protest w'l
occupy about eighty pages Of manuscript lie ap-
pears to have devoted his whole soul ITS
and il expected create great sensation when ush
cred to the world Who will read its E'gAfy Pdge' oil
manuscript to express what might be better SAID IN
letter three pages long. 1.-THE Premier expects 10 DC
as verbose ON every difficulty this Admin's'ra'
ton gets the country into he will be writing DOCKS
all the time The Baltimore Times takes OIL the o0e'
ument in the following style snow, why not 40 up
the business little sooner. Cut out the BUN
combe and the long quotations Say nothing
about DIR. Frankn's diplomatic dress, or Mr. Marcys
own particular uniform Settle up the business nj
once with a short article, which will save paper pa
tience and relieve the Administration ofthe charge oil
being too verbose Moreover there is far less chance
Of being caught in in short article, than IN
eighty pages. Cut the Buncombe out
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22

bags Drop and Buck She's, oT sale
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22

kWh pG-ToN-tfrst yes-el-Ricsrsond and BE-.
Ion LlHe ~ Idcksf..-The superior .,aauIn, q
sehr EMPIRE, Capt York having the greater naron s
OF her cargo engaged and going board will All with
seS2 $500 " "s'kH, ssIIPy 70
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22

"A LPACAs, CANTON CLOTHS AND BOMBAzINIs-A lar,
Mouslains, Just opened by Aue
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22

A LARGE SUPPLY or LIGHT LITERATURE always on hand
N which ohsr At liberal discount
sv1s GRO. NJ. WEST, Exchange Bookstor-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22
NIIn NCITE an CLONEn NIL COAI.-

ARsILI slLT-5aV SACKS Liverpool salt, per sap Ja
seq EDMOND DIyFSponT RI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22

CASsiSERE Ae-CiOths Of every and quail,
W ram ana Fancy Cassimeres; Velvet Cashmere
Nritngs, Ac. ,luat Opened, for sale '' - N-"ls'o
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-22

Ots ATe now TeeFIvng teiF NnteT suplyof ANfRNClf
COAL and Will constantly Keep hand hc bst
purchased ia the city.
They one the yards belonging the Clover
lll Railroad Company and formerly occupied Fdun IT,
Clarke, shere prepared furnish beat CLOylRI
COAL AZ 8Ie~nts per bushsi.
They respectfully solicit call their
lie rally.
Qricsiyf az their ofce at Mcsrs In the
At the Anthracite Coal be
sr2f-dst MM H. DAVIS co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-30

VERY RARE CHANCE FOR HOTEL OR pRI
VAFE HOUSEkEEPERs-SALE OF THE
FURNITURE BELONGING To THE UNION
HOTEL."-On Tuesday, the 9Th day of priI
commencing at 10 O'clock in the morning, viii BE-
sold the entire Furniture belonging to the House
amongst which will be found
very superior set of black walnut Dining Ia
bles, made expressly 10 order. good as new, and
capable OF dining from IS to 100 persons
Parior Furriture-two fashionable CITY made So
fes nahus any Chairs and Rocking Chairs ma
hogsny marble top Centre Tables, ali of which are
city made to order: gilt frame Mentel a4Irrsr
Carpets, &c.
Bedroom Furniture-From &c 10 Is Beds, and
very bes. CURED Hair Mattresses, made exp essly
10 order, in excellent condition, having been very
little used; Bureaus, aud other chamber furniture
&c. &c.
Terms All sums under $50, cash; II sums o.
$50 and upwards, four months credit Ior approved
negotiable notes.
Notfce.-should the sale not be completed OF
the first day, il will be continued the DAY fellow
leg, commencing at the same hour.
mh23 GEO. ] SUMNER, Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-30
Cincinnati Politics.

CINCINNATI, March 29,h.-A meeting v as
held in this city last night 10 nominate an in.
dependent ticket to sustain the public schools,
and oppose the claim of The Roman Catholics
to a portion of the school fund for the educa.
ton Of their children in their own Institutions.
All party lines were obliiefated. Much ex-
element and enthusiasm prevailed, and great
indignation was expressed at the alleged at
tempt at foreign ecclesiastical interference with
the school system of The State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-30

Shelby county, Ky. severely burnt anu cut;
DIR. Cadwallader, merchant. probably OF
Louisville, had his thigh broken 10 three pta-
ces, and 10 injured in the breast; he is very dan
gerously hurt. All OF the above, with the ex-
ception OF Gardner and Cadwailader, have
been brought to Cumberland, where every al
tentien is being paid them by our physicians
and citizens.
The bvdies Of the dead, whose names have
already been forwarded, were also brought
down, and will be deposited in the vault here
Tor removal by their friends.
THIRD plsPArcE.l
CUMBERLAND, March 2S The gentleman
and lady mentioned in the FIRST despatch were
DIR. tCadwallader and Miss lsaacs, of Indiana,
on on her way TO Philadelphia to visit her friends.
enc was killed instantly; DR.. Cadwa!lader
NAV possibly recover,
The passengers who came through were all
more or less bruised Or scratched, but all
seemed IN excellent spirits, notwithstanding
the mishap.
ICaptain Rawlings, the conductor OF the
tram, arrived in Baltimore last evening with
ten of the passengers, who went down the EN-.
bankmen'. Capt. Rawlings has his hand
rather badly cut, and is otherwise bruised, bu,
no bones injured
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-30

IKE GARDINER TRIAL.-This case was con.ia
ued III Washington Monday. Captain Hunter tes-
hed as to the badness of the roads in Laouinillas
and the great tf=u!ty Of carrying steam engines
tor working & mine there; tut he admitted it
might De conveyed in pieces the backs of mules.
Jacob Sanches, Of Navarro, very wealthy Next.
can, was nextiEtroduced to prove tbatthe signature
OF the Governor Of NeY Leon TO papers fed by
Or. Gardiner were forgeries. Q lesliors Of law
were raised, and before his testimony was com.
ncenced. the Court adjourned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-30
THE MARKETS.
ARRIVAL OF The STEAMER GEOR.
GIA.

NEw YoRE. March 23th.-The steamer Geor
gia mas arrived, bringing the California mails
and sl,C82 $50 10 gold Oh freight. and 100000
ID the hands OF passengers Tne Georgia left
Aspnwsi on The evening OF the I9in. The
steamer Union sailed on me morning of the
1911.
Panama was reported healthy bat an inl-
mense number Of passengers were dying on
tie passage up. The Winfield Scott which ar
rived up on the 22d, lest over ~, and The Gold
su E,at. 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-30
MANAGERS OFFICE.
r. FRANCE d CO.

Splendid scheme for This Day-Capitals
S3O,9Us, ~ or 3uu0, 100 OF 1000, l00 Vi 400, &c
7o numbers, l2 drawn. Tickets So.
Also, The Patapsco Lottery. Capitals: Se3i4
$500, 1850, $50, sou, 250 &c 7s Nos, IL drawn
Tickets az SO
Drawn numbers Patapsco, l0l:
SO 81 III Sc 10 "a 81 6s e. 80 6
Whole 81 t3 60; do u 80 S. naif 80 SO "A
quarter 81 il Stall sold and pad by
LUCK.
Drawn numbers WASHINGTON, II:
62 IS is 81 5 IS So 81 II 50 81 6
Hall n 81 -, $1,000; quarter II e, s590-two
n3fe sod ara paid by LUCK.
Drawn numbers Pstapsco, 100:
Is n % IS 76 10 10 y IS E
Drswr Nos of Carroll Co Il:
80 IS - 81 6i 20 "a 7s 80 5 AZ %
Hall 30 8! Y, $780, ! Two more prizes sold and
10 q - to0 pald by LUCK.
Drawn Nos oi SpsqpehaIna II:
% 50 30 so 50 10 G5 SO IS SO a.
Whole B 80, 500; do 30 Sc 4J, $40; quarter
IL %, s2t0-sold and paid by LUCK.
NH 30
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-30
THE MAREETg-

Saa Francisco March 1.-The markets
IRE quiet, exc pit for Provisions. The arrivals
OF all staple merchandise were heavy, but ex-
cept Flour and Grain the demand kept pace
win the imports. The Imports of -four for the
fortnight we're $4,000 bills, making the stock
still further. enlaiIing loss even OF fret cos; and
charges. Prices ranged from So SO Co.
Tobacco met with light sales, at a slight i'm
pToveEnenl in iayorite brands.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-30
Great Fires i'm Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. March ga fire occurred
last night in this city which destroyed fifteen
houses, by which thirty families were depriv.
ed of homes. A considerable fire had also oc.
Cured yesterday morning, which destroyed a
number Of stores on Main street. Loss $19,-
aG0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-30
lTHIRn pIaPATcE.]
The Case oF Cnrss0

PHILADELPHIA, March 2S.-Charles Nc.
Qai Ian, the Juror who served as substitute
Tor Bernard Carr, on the trial Of Spring, was
this morning sentenced to GO days imprison-
ment tor contempt Of Court. Carr was fined
$50 for non attendance The motion for the
new trial O: Spring will be argued TO morrow +.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-30
THE, MARKETS

BALTIMORE, March 29.-Sales of 700 bbls
Flour at $462. Holders are asking 81 6S.
New YORK, March 29th-The Franklin's
news has had favorable effect on the market.
Sales cf $4,000 bhls Flour. at $4.3I to S444
for State, and S4S7 to SIS for Southern.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-30

a DMfNIsTkSATUh SALE OF Law
n BOOKS The very valuable Law Library Of
the late Samuel Taylor, Esq, will be sold on
THURSDAY, March 3lst, 1858, in the rooms over
the store OF Elias Hale, Main street, at 10 O'clock
A. IL.
This collection embraces az the most important
Works On Law, and is especially ricn in the mum
Der OF its Reports, comprising, besides the Enslish
most Of the Reports of the dferen, States.
George NJ. West e. Brother will purchase for
any person unable to attend, and catalogues can be
procured OF them on Monday, 2sth inst.
Oft
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-30

Drawn Nos Delaware Lottery, Class II, March 70
43 90 81 "a 46 IS 55 l9 81 81 is 10
Draws To-Day-Capitals; s2J,GO0. / prize
OF lG000 OF 50Ju OF 3u0o, Of $3.50 of i, e22,
III OF l0U0, IL Il $50, &c. rs Nee g drawn baios.
Tickets Sle-shares in proporion
Sales close al O'clock, IL, this evening
B Drawing received at t. O'clock
Ilczets aud shares for sale az No 62 Main street.
To-Mcrrow-Capitals: s22,Gto. / Of / 700,
OF 5000, 10 Of 1000, &c. 7s Ros, IL drewa ballots.
Tickets S5-shares III proportion
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE Days


~ WeIlLn9fSH G07dia.
VALUAnLE~ = EAT RsrArr = =
~, franklin AND 2sru sTpTFTc rt5fypcr
n IA FOR SALE At AUCTI0N e ssii1 - 800 s.
on Tuesday, the 9Th ApriI iHss - rs. ~ %
niissa, commencing Ct 4x O'clock 3 II -. =. 3.
que nali acre Lot with the improve,s, -
,nIMsfiy occupied By the late IN s,nor T,.s0i
iae LOT fronts on the east side az os.h -
feet, extends franklin str@st Ia an street 100
be divided into lots TO suit uur~hs.. lee1. IL VIII
winch can De seen at the Office Of the $3.50. Map Of
TINS property 10 located Ia moot i, loueef.--
OF the city, and has fae view Of Isr,as psrf
TERMs-One fourth cash balance go ave, 20
IL months for negotiable notes, interes. - sno
cured by trust deed. The taxes for N a. Sc
year TO be paid BY the purchaser. present
By request of the owner.
mh % W GoDDls, Auc,.
IRON I0O To 15W BRAITrrrrr
Il BUILDING LOTS IN THE TOWN or .Ef,I
TON, ADJOINING PORT MAYO, NEAR Rr,cE
kTTS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION win he s,ss
on Thursday. April l4th, 1853, commsncins !,
IL O'Clock, on the premises, from 100 to $50 hesn
tiiul Building Lots in this fast improving part o,
the city.
Capitalists can be assured of making good in
vestnents, and persons of limited means can, for .
small amount OF money procure for their families
comfortable home. A fine spring OF water from
the mt Erin" spring, runs through this land
which, for small price, be carried into every
yard. pist of the property can be seen at the
Office of the Auctoneer 10 q few days.
TERMS -Onefo fourth cash; balance at three, six
and nine months, for negotiable notes, interest ad
ded, secured by trust deed, or title retained,
NH SO w. GODDIN, Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-30

iHE koscIusKo CAsE.-Monday last the Cir
cut Court in Washington ordered an execution
against the sure.ies CT Col. Bomford in the Kosci.
usko case. The sum amounts TO 500 0C9-one-
fourth OF which is ordered for the use Of Major
Tochnan, besides s. 600 for expenses and costs
defrayeG ov him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-30
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
I7ANs4lI.rED FOR THE DAILY DIsP4Tc1
Additional California News By the Ces-.

New York, March oe.-The eccouu,. -.
the mining districts are very favorable; nor.
withstandng this, however, il is stated ,h.,
many Californians are leaving for Australia.
Accounts from the Sandwich Islands STATE
that measures are in progress there 10 annex
those Islands To the United States.
The Legislature ofCalitornia were discuss.
ing the question of calling a convention 10 re.
vive the State constitution.
Robbsries and murders continued 10 be CON.
mon occ urrences in California
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-30

s In the U. ). Senate, on Monday, a
long debate arose on consular treaty with
France, and its ratification was earnestly ad.
vocated by Mr.. Everett. Mr.. Siidelrs nomi-
nation was not taken up.