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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-11

A priest was called upon to pray over the
barren fields of his parishoners. He passed
from one enclosure toanother, and pronounced
has benediction, until he came TO a most un-
promising case. He surveyed its sterile acres
in despair. "Ah"' said he, ''breihren-no use
praying here-this needs manure"
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SINGULAR DEATH.-A carpenter, named
Lewis Coon, died in Boston few days since
from the effects OF pois on-said to have been
caused by inhaling the smoke of burning
drug store.
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A ielegraphic dispatch from ClaremoDt, NJ
H., mentions that the house of MIR. Arnold
Farr, of West Claremont, was burned down
on Monday night, and that three children per-
ished in the flames.
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MURDER.-A young woman named Marga.
ret Woodward was brutalIy murdered in Ma.
son county, Va, on the 22d ult. Her step mo-
Their and step sister, it is said, have been arrest.
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An important arrest was effected in New
York on Tuesday, and several thousand dol
lars worth of stolen diamonds and pearls re-.
covered. This valuable property was stolen
from the house of gentleman in Boston sew
eral weeks ago.
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DRowNED.-Thomas Watkins, a shoema
ker, said TO be from Richmond, was drowned
at Bowling Green, KY, few days ago.
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THE JAPAN ExPEDIrIoN.-We copied, on
Saturday, an extract from the Washington
Union, to the effect that the rumors afloat re-
garding the abandonment of the Japan expe-
dition were without foundation. The same
paper states that it appears to have been the
intention of the late administration to place
under the command Of Commodore NJ. C. Per
ny, as the commander in chief of the United
States naval force in the East India and China
seas, and with a view to his contemplated
| visit TO Japan, the following vessels, viz: one
ship of the line, the Vermont; three steam fri
gates, the Susquehanna, the Mississippi, and
| the Powhatan; one first class steamer, the Al
leghany; and four sloops.of war, the Macedo
man, the Saratoga, the Plymouth, and the
Vandalia; to b. accompanied by two store
ships, the Supply and the Southampton
This force, with the exception Of the Vermont
the Macedonian and the Allegheny, is now
assembling at Macao. Ii is doubtful whether
these vessels will join the squadron, because
the two last named, which are not vet ready
fol sea, and the difficulty in recruiting the re-
quislte number of seamen, may cause too much
delay. This, however, will not interfere with
the contemplated visit of Commodore Perry to
JAPAN with force amply sufficient and well
provided for the successful accomplishment
OF the objects of his mission.
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BANK FAILURE.-The Knoxville Tenn
Statesman, states that the failure Of Mr.. Chit
len6en, The principal stakeholder in the bank
OF East tennessee, renders the failure of this
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-11

THrArRx-The performances 1t the Theatre on
Friday evening were Of the most satisfactory and
smusinu character The piece aAll b not Gold that
Glittsrs," was executed a. : whole, most adnirs.
bly,, each of the characters being sustained In .
Ife-like and attractive manner. After its conciu-
sion, that incompatible aPrince of Druli, /" w. p
Smith, appeared upon the age with his superb tin
goblet, which he had purchased at the enormous
erpsase Of eighteen cents. and in a semi grandilo.
queDt style, presented 1t to Mr.. Daniel Hunt, the
purchaser of the largest rumber of tickets to his
benefit Mr.. Hunt replied very gracefully, con.
Guiding HE cemical response, delivered with due
gravity, by presenting Smith In return with mark
of esteem and regard In the shape of msgnif.
cent tin watch, with iron works and pendant
brass chain. valued at fifty cents. The hit was de
cidediy rich, and brought down the house. Smith
further appeared in "Mr. and Mrs. White" and
certainly furnished the patrons of his benefit with
one of the most capital and mrith provoking enter
tainments of the season.
This evening benefit will be accorded to the
others and door keepers of the Theatre. These
gentlemen have ever proved themselves prompt,
courteous and efficient in the discharge of their
respective duties, and we trust they will have
bumper.
e PAUL JULIEN's CONCERT on Friday even.
ing, was rather thnly attended. Everything in the
way of public amusement in Richmond, seems to
go by fits and starts. Three months ago, when Ole
Bull gave concert in the building, every seat
in the house taken some days in advance of the
Concert, and yet the attraction was the same
highly artistic performance On the violin.
Paul Julien is a wonderful boy. He seems com.
pleteIy to have mastered his instrument, and plays
with it as other children of his age would play with
a kite or top. The most difficult pieces of Paga.
mini seem to him mere matters of amusement,
while now and then he draws from tae strings,
notes so mournful end pathetic, that the gift of
Bulwer's Pisani seems his own. What impressed
US most in his performances, was the vigor and
energy of his strains-eyery utteranee was full
rich, sustained, perfect-you did not for moment
fear for him, child as he is, lest he should make
some trip in the music: the consciousness of entire
mastery gave repose to his style.
We did not think well enough CT Paul Julien's
assistants to make any note of their efforts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-11

e Lucian d. Starke, Esq, editor of the
Democratic IN. e. Pioneer, has been appoint
ed Collector of Customs for the district of
Camden, N. c., vice George w. Charles, re-
signed.
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Inc report which we nave already presented,
detailing the votes cast Or Aldermen and Council
men in the respective Wards differing in very
trivial manner from the official report, we do not
think it necessary to reinsert the polling for those
officers
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40 l1-atif OpposIte Exehsnge Bank.

OTICE.-On Thursday evening last little
" before dusk, l dispatched barrel of Flour
from my store, to schr John C. Calhoun, lying at
the lower wharf, on a wheelbarrcw, by black
man, whose name neglected 10 take. The Cap
tain of the said schooner informs me he refused 10
receive the Flour in consequence of the lateness
the hour at which it arrived, and directed the man
to take 1t back to me, since which have heard no.
thing Of the -four, wheelbarrow or the man ANY
information that will lead to the recovery of the
-four and wheelbarrow, or either of them, will be
thankfully received.
ap ll-3t GEO. MERRIAM.
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fiaze SIT" said an Irishman to a traveller.
would ysz be so obliging as to take me great
coat to Boston vi th yezi" e'e0'
ies, SAID the man in the wagon; "put
inside oV it," '''''in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-11

+ OST-Yesterday, between the Old Market and
IL the American Hotel, two Bonds for negro
hire, payable TO Lucy T. Bowles; one signed by
Collin 81 Seary, Samuel Lottier and Lawrence
Lotter the other by Jas. Fisher, Jr.. and James L
Apperson--and Check signed by Lawrence Lot
tier, for S37 So The finder will receive suita
Bile reward by leaving them at this office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-11

q T. F. Meagher is featuring at New
Orleans. Thackery is at Albany.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-11

u John F. Hamuamck, has been elected
Mayor Of Shepherdstown.
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DAsTUKAGE FOK HORSES, MUL &

DAsTUkAGE FOR HORSES, MULES
AND COWS.-I propose to take limited
number of Horses, Mules and Cows to pasture on
my island, about 10 miles above the city. The is.
land contains about 100 acres, and is mostly well
set in grass. Proper attention will be taken to
guard against accidents. Persons wishing to send
their Stock will apply to Messrs JOS X Hicks, c
Lipscomb or myself
Terms: So per month, and % cents each for fer
riage.
have for sale about 80 900 lbs clean and bright
Wheat Straw, at so cents per 100 delivered.
ap ll-3t* JESSE WILLIAMS.
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OWE THEM a BOMPkR.-I would call
~ the attention of the public in general, to the
benef: Of the Door keepers and Officers OF the
Theatre, on Monday next, April 1lth. The cor
rect way in which it has been conducted by them
all, should and we hope will meet with that sue
cess they so well deserve.
ap 9-2t A CONSTANT OBSERVER.
DATERT REFINED RAPE SEED OIL
Il This Oil is pure extract from Rape Seed; and
being perfectly free from gum, is proved to be in
valuable in the manufacture OF woolens, and like
wise for lu6ricating machinery. Ii is also very
superior Oil for burning purposes
1t burns bea utfully IN any mechanical or ordra-
ry lamp, and with bfillisncy, emitting no smoke
smell, end does Iot CONCEAL in the coolest weather.
1t Is used extensively Dy the railroad companies
in England, for signal lamps, and lubricarng loco
motives, and ia now exclusively used In all the
Light Houses throughout Great Britain and Ireland,
as well as in great consumption among families; and
is now offered for the first tia in this country, and
confidently recommended a substitute for any
use to which Sperm Oil is applied, and at greatly
reduced cost.
90 tierces of the above Oil, for sale by
ap 9-5t DAVENPORT, ALLEN s. co.
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GEO. MERRIAM.

7 UMBER.-20 COO feet /, Il, 2 and 81 inch
- Rock Maple. for machine purposes.
10000 feet l, 1t, IN, 2, and inch young and
tough Virginia Ash suitable for coach end carriage
makers, car builders, &c.
$4,000 feet dressed Wilmington l inch Flooring.
$4,000 feet do Bath II do do
100000 feet common Plank, and various other
kinds of hard Woods and Lumber, which is offered
to the trade, and for sale to responsible persons
on accommodating terms, by
an IL REIVIN &, PARKER
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
TO Acknowledgements will be re-
ceved by the undersigned, at Meechum's River, ON
Wednesday, the Goth April, for constructing a
brick or framed Depot at the Little Tunnel. A
plan and specification of the Depot may be seen at
Meechum's River Depot, on and after the 18th
instant, Bricks ready made may be obtained at
the Tunnel, by making enquiry of Col Crozet.
an IL E. ii. GILL, Sup'r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-11

M CHEAP CASH HAT AND CAP
establishment, No. ISL Broad street,
5hockoe Hill. Spring fashions for 1853,
meleskin, 81 k, black and dtab Beaver Hats, Pana
ma, Leghorn, Pameat and every variety of sum
mer Hats | will sell low for cash, at wholesale
or retail. Purchasers are respectfully invited to
call and examine my assortment.
ap LIFT g. L. BETTY.
RUTTER-BUTTER k1gs prime Co
- shen Butter, jast arrived in store, for sale by
apll J. 3. STEGAL,
DEEE-BEEF.-2 tierces smoked Beet, Just
- received and for sale by
apl J. E. STEGAL.
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Z CALEDONIA GUARD.-Attend q meet
% ing and drill of your company at Lsfay cite Hail.
This Evening, at o'clock.
~ By order OF the Captain.
ap lit WIN. A. IRVINE. o. s.
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CANTON MATTING.-We have now In
~ store rs pieces Mating, which we are Offering
v, ry low In the lot will pc found 4 4, Sd and 4,
White; A, 5-4 and ga, Check Together with a
large lot of superior Rope Mats, all Sizes to whicn
We ask the attention of all in wsQt.
DUDLEY & JOHNSTON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-11

~ OD0 FEET INCH PINE PLANK,
lOsOOU dressed on both sides, for sale low,
for cash, at the RICHMOND PLANNING MILL,
jus. below the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Depot. Also, 10000 feet inch and quarter Floor
ing ap ll-2tF
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UNIFIED eTATRs MAIL LINE.

UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
Leaves every Tuesday afternoon At o'clock, for
NEW YORK VIA NORFOLK,
Per 6teamship Roanoke.
xSk Roanoke, q. Csvendy, Comman.
tf441af der. will be ready to receive freight
to-day, Monday, at IL o'clock. aud
she will continue to receive II up to the hour OF
O'clock P n, Tuesday, the l2ta inst she viii leave
st4 O'Clock the same afternoon; by gnien nour
passengers are requested to be on board
Passage to New York, including meals ana state
room Recommendations, only.
steeraRe passage, only 30
he company will not be responsibie Tor GOODS,
alter they leave the wharf
shippers are requested TO send in names OF
their consgnees before ship sails, else their goods
wiz have to be stored at their expense and ilsk In
New York.
LUDL4M e. WATSON.
N.B.-No freight can be received this trip, unless
it is engaged az our Office
ap ll-2t L. &W.
STEAMER BELvIDERE.
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA,
Leaves Every Tuesday, at ocioes +. NJ
h The Belvidere, Capt Gitord
o'clncx I1r me above places and will continue to
receive it up to hour OF O'Clock ID, Tuesday the
18th instant -
ap ll-2t LcDLAM q WAIoON.
NEW SPRING GOODs.-C. A. GWAT-
IN KIN, opposite Exchange Bank, offers to pur'
chssers complete assortment OF New Spring
Goods of the newest styles, comprising all the va
rious kinds of Dress Goods come rich and hand
some, Men and Boys wear; Servants wear OF the
most approved kind; Trimmings OF all kinds; Em
broideres Lace Goods Carpets, Rugs and Mat
tiugs These Goods are of the best quality at the
lowest market prices. Buyers will please call.
CA GWATKIS,
ap 11-3tf Opposite Exchange Bank.
NEW EsTABLTsHMENTt- D. ARD
~ KERSEY late of the firm OF Kersey d. Pearce,
having taken the Store one door West of the Old
Stand and had it put in complete order is prepared
to attend the calls of his old friends and customers
Strangers visiting the city are requested to give
him call.
Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Articles.
He has just received large supply of the above
goods of the latest styles.
Watches and Clocks repaired at short notice and
at moderate prices. an lI-6t
OTICE.-On Thursday evening last, little
" before dusk, dispatched a barrel of Flour
from my store, to schr John C. Calhoun, lying at
the lower wharf, on a wheelbarrow, by black
man, whose name neglected TO take. The Cap
tain of the said schooner informs me he refused 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-11

r.. 4Aie. in a short leader, speculates
,,,or the aspect of the latest foreign news, es.
nsc;aIlv with reference to the position of Tur.
kew. It is of opinion that all of the great Eu.
ropesn Powers desire TO partition the Turkish
empire, bu, the difficulty is to settle among
themselves the portion which each shall
have. II thinks that where there is SO much
ambition and diversity Of interest, the only
way to settle the matter will be by the sword
and that though the quarrel may be deferred
sooner or later il will be inevitable.
The Mail exhoris the Wings Of Virg mia moi
TO be discouraged or cast down at the "mon
strous Gerrymander' of the apportionmen'
bill. 1t argues that they may gain much by
union and energy, while they must lose all by
inaction or despair.
The Mail also combats the opinion OF The
chairman Of the Finance committee OF the
House Of Delegates that the State deo'
amounts TO nearly thirty-three millions OF DOL
lars-contends that by this calculation inc
State is made debtor for every possible iia-
bility however contingent or remote "ho 10
credited with none of her resources however
avalable-and deducting productive s'ocKs'
guaranteed bonds and the unavailsoie arpro'
priations-fixes the public debt at sum III
tie exceeding nineteen mlions-a sum which,
it says, ''as contrasted with the vast resources
of The State and the matchless benefits to
flow from our noble system of public works,
is scarcely worthy of consideration"
Tie Enquirer alludes to the result of the
recent city election-comments upon the ex-
clusion ofevery Democrat that belonged to the
City Councl-and afirms that "the action of
the African Church caucus, and Of the Wing
party proper of Richmond in obeying its
edicts, in prescribing the few Democratic
Councilmen who had served the city long and
acceptably, was gratuitous exercise of parti-
san jealousy and powell"
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Ap IT NO 10 Eagle square.
MANTiLLAS AND SHAWLS.-We have
Nl just received, by Express, most beautiful
assortment Of Black White aad Colorea Mantillas
of the latest styes-together with a handsome as
sortment of Black and White Grape Shawls TO
which we ask the attention of the Ladies
DUDLEY e. JOHNSTON,
sp1l No AS Eagle Square.
d. u. Observation-Disclosures rs of the En-.
L. campment and subordinate Lodges ace in
formed that have large and splendid lot of Re-
gala, which will dispose of for cash at less than
Northern manufacturers prices.
P HORTON KEACH,
sp il-3t 81 Main street
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KENADEIA sCARFs.-Handsome plaid
"a Grensdeia Scarfs. For sale by
C. HAkTWELL e. CO,
ap IL Opposite Swan Tavern
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4 ONDON EMERY.-A superior article, war
IL rauted pure. For sale by the cssk or pound
by CT SINTON e. CO,
ap1 II Sign of the Circular Saw, II Main ct.
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TsyHE subscriber has taken an ofiiee Ia me store
4 room OF Mr.. Stephen b. Sweeney, on Cary
street, corner above ii. W. Fry, Esq, where or
ders may be .eit by those In wait OF the services
al his teams slate viii ba found where orders
may be written Call en- Mr. I L Walthan.
40 9-5l. JACOB S. ATLEE.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-11-10
By j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.


FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF THE MOUNT
l. PLEASANT HOTEL at Auction-On TUES
DAY morning, November 18th, at 10 O'Clock shall
sell at the Mount Pleasant Hotel, kept by John Foy
Esq, near the North Gate of the Capitol, all his
Househo Furniture and effects consisting in part
Of
Mahogany hair and spring-seat Sofas
Divans Ottomans, Rockers. Parlor Chairs
Mahogany narbletop Centre Tables
Mahogany Dining, Break fast ard Card Tables
Giltframe Mirrors, Pictures
Brussels. threeply and domestic Carpets
Painted Floor Cloth, Window Shades
Hall and Step Carpeting, Brass Rods and Eyes
Mahogany Bookcase, Sideboard
Lounges. Set'ecs, Passage Tables
Cane and " ooi-seat Chairs, Rockers
Brass Fire Sets. Rugs Venetian Blinds
High and low iost Bedsteads. Washstands
bureaus. Toilet Sets LoOAingglasSes
China, Glass, and Crcckery Ware
Table Casters, Cutlery
Large number Of paror and chamber Stoves
Excellent Cook stove and fixtures
RetTi@erators, Tin Safe
Side Tables copper Cooking Utensils
Together with general assortment of Kitchen
Requisites.
Terms; $50 and under cash: over that sum a cred
it of 60 and 90 days for satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest. JAS c. Mcguire
nov S-dts- Auctioneer.
p. S.-Alr. Foy being about to remove TO his new
botei, near the Depot, will rent the entire house
(Which is admirably adapted for O large boarding
will retain.
For terms, &c, apply on the premises, or to the
Auctloneer JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Auctionpar
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NOTICE.

VNHR subscribers will oren on Tuesday, the Sth in
L slant, a new and handsome assortment of fine
French Velvet and Cloth CLOAKS aud MANTLES
the leading styles of the season, viz:
10 Handsome Victoria plain and embroidered, en-
bracing the most choice shades
10 Talmas, plain, b'aided, and embroidered
10 Am ricans and Bussey do
Monte Christie in black and other colOrs
De Cassach do 90
10 plain and embroidered Empress, in black and
other colors
10 Car Russian, something ard desirable. and
more adapted to comfort than any other style
Of wrapping
Allertes, fine qualities and beautiful styleI
D Jean De Archie, new and approved styles
10 fine Sutaunas the first style brought to this
market
10 Girafes and De Mari rs, plain and embroidered
10 Phib rtios, very fine and beautiful.
The above mentioned and desirable, and
of the latest importation.
30 fine and medium priced Cashmere Long Shswls
so fine do Square Shawls
$50 fine and medium Plaid Square and Long Shawls
30 fine embroidered and plain Grape Shawls
A | Of which will be :, Id on accommodating
terms. MAGRUDER CALVERT
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By &c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer,

BY j. G. MCGUIRE, AuctiOneer.
SUPERiOR CABINET FURNITURE, RARE OIL
~ PAINTINGS. AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS mt
Auction.-On THURSDAY morning. November Il,
at 10 o'clock, shall sell at the residence of VI.
Walsh, ksq. lat present occupied by Hon. Vim. l..
Marcy on Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and
18th streets, all his Furniture and Housekeeping Eff
fects, comprising
Rosewood 1e:ea Tete Sofa
Arm and Psror Chairs, III Maroon Flush
Elegant Rosewood Centre Table, with Egyptian mar
ble-tJp
Table Ornaments
Three beautiful oil paintings by De Brackeleer
Louis XIV, Reception, and Castor Chairs
Giltfran,e Mirrors Candelabras
Ladies Cabinet and Bookcase, Rout Tables
Walnut and Mahogany What Nots, Lounge
Mahogany French Sofa, Centre Table
Velvet Brussels, and Three-ply Carpets Rugs
Blue Damask and Lace Curtains, Cornice
Mahogany SideboaId, Extension Tables
French China Dinner, Tea, and Dessert Ware
Bohemian and Crystalcut Claret Jugs
DCcanters, GOblpts Champagnes
Finger Bowls Wines, Tumblers
Silver plated Tea Service, Teakettle
SAVERS, Casters, Cake Baskets, Coasters
Ivory-handled Table Cutlery, Fire Irons
Elegantly carved Walnut Dressing Bureaus
WagdrObes, WashStands French Bealstead
Handsome Cottage Suites Toilet Sets
Window Shades Chntz Curtains
Best Curled-hair and Husk Mattresses
Bolsters and Pillows, Bedding
Hat Rack, Hall Lamp, 0ilcloth
Passage and Stair Carpeting, Rods and Eyes
Cooking Stove, Chamber Stoves
Together with good assortment of Kitchen Uten-
sis.
credit of two and four months for satisfactorily en-
dorSed notes bearing interest
&c. MCGUIRE,
nov id Auctioneer.
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Alexandria Correspondence.

ALEXANDRIA, November 9. 1853.
County Court Common Councl-Ne,c Tribe of Red
Her, Sc.
The County Court engaged the whole of their ses
sion yesterday in The trial of George Beach, charged
with setting fire TO the frame residence and stable of
Mr.. England, which was burned a few weeks ago.
After all attentive examination, the prisoner was
committed 20 The next term of the Circui,
Court.
council met last night, transa citing however no
business OF special interest. The bread law was re-
committed. Reports from the Superintendent of
Police, Ac, received; the upper and lower Board.
disagreed az To III" rate Of increase i'll the cOmpcnsa
u"n or night watch, and committees of conference
we've appointed
The new Tribe Of Red Men, whose contemplated
OPP mnG announced some time since started last
night under hne auspices. 7. G.. S. George r. Golf
roth delegate from the Great Council of Virginia Lin
The first council fire of War Eagle Tribe, No. ~.
with due solemniy, and installed the following OH
cer!, VIZ: Sachem, A. ]. Strallangs; 5. Sycamore.
Robert Stevenson; J. Sycamore, Vim. Burgess {:
Prophet, John Whitem0re; {. r., A. Slsson; r. Of
W., b. Delphy. The proceedings closed with fine
oyster supper, IN ''APpichs" best style.
A fne ram commenced this morning, and we have
uie prospect oil dull day. AMI.