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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-14
WEST INDIES.

We have received files OF Jamaica papers TO April 9Th
The Yellow Fever il still committing frightfu rayages
among the shipping at Kingston.
The most important political event is the rejection blythe
Council Of the Retrenchment Bill.
Iii. Exeency the Governor had issued official direc-
tons for the dconnuance OF the prisons OF st George st.
Mary. ~ Ann 81 Elizabeth, and Clarendon This Will Sc
cure a saving in prison expenditure.
The Statue Sir Charles Metcalfe is being erected and
in the centre the building occupied the civil and Grim
na courts OF law the south side OF the Spanish Town
square.
properly Of Hon Edward Thompson, several mines have
been discovered with indications Of rich veins of copper
extending for miles An analysis of piece OF ore from
othm yielded nearly 10 per cent OF pure copper From
- George learn that rich veins of copper have been dis
covered near Gengye Active explorations being
carried on all over the country.
W. understand that in the event Of the investigations
beng carried the estate Of Hon. Edward Thompson
successful such justify the conclusions formed
IRON the indications Joint stock company will be formed
I'm London under the title OF the Clarendon Consolidated
Mining Company shares to be reserved for parties in
Jamaica.
Tie Kingston Jourpol says: Since writing article
on the discovery of Copper Ore in OF the streets OF this
civ We have been favored with additional specimens Of
the metal extracted from the spot The specimen a0r be
fore US certainly the richest have yet seen and
unless some real authentic information be given as re-
CARDS Is being portion of the Mount Vernon Ore that
wa. thrown there by the oveurning OF wagon IN which
was conveyed think il necessary that an attempt
should be made penetrate the soil certain depth be-
low the surface in order 10 trace the OF the and
ascertain there be actually copper mine in the locality,
an operation that be done in few hprs without any
Inconvenience the public If il should D found 10 be
copper Vein it might be traced by the ordinary process Of
nine seeking other locality beyond the town with
which NAV form a connection. We are told that Mr.
Carter who discovered the ore in the spot sometime
last wear intends soliciting permission from the Corpora
ZION 10 make few experiments. in order to ascertain its
connection
GoIp IN JAMAIcA-A Northside paper says" We
state on the perfect authority that several Jumps
metal pronounced by parties competent form opinion
to be gold have been pckedup in Hecors River formin
we believe, the boundaries of Manchester and Treawny
and that they have been forwarded to be analysed The
Crown Surveyor for Cornwall, who is our informant Is
about starting for the spot to investigate the truths of the
reports and will explore the River over which, to prevent
dggers there has already been placed restrictive guard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-14

|, RsrrcKY. - Edmund Woodbridge, Esq, of Christian
tOpny declines 10 be candidate for Congress. Major
Ben E. GREY, (Whig) and Mr. Davie, Democrat are
re only candidates on the track.
Hon Presley Ewing, in a speech made at Bowl
Gresn announced himself candidate for reelection
h Congress George T. Wood, of Hart County, and
sOnn =. Rogers, Of Barren County, have announced
,aemseves candidates for the same Office Messrs W.
l. Understood and L. M. Coviugtou' of Warren County
Office ""p'"n'' W INC 'a"h0
, james X Rogers, Esq, has announced himself
,urooeh The padssGh Journal as candidate for Con.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-14

MIssoURL-In the Ste. Genevieve District four can
didates are in the field for the democratic nominson e
Congress: Charles Jones, of jefferson Co; Gse IN
Gepeyieye, and John Eppes Cowau, Of Jsasrssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-14

GEoRGn-Ihe Columbus Times mentions the names
Of number Of gentlemen in connection with the o;ce
of Representative in the next Congress from the I'D
District Among these are Messrs Clarke and Lawtou,
Of Baker Benning and Weborn, Of Columbus and John
A. Tucker Esq, of Stewart
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The Vtce.preaIdeuf

Adyices from Havana state that Mr. King propos es To
sail Tor Mobile the 9Th Of April he ba, h. rror ~
diving in foreign land and enertans no hope of covcrv
These accounts take away the last vesge of hone Tia
aged statesman is coming home to del As the Iamn Of
life grows DINNER and eebler the love for that cou,r
which he has served 50 long and 50 faithfully grows
stronger God grant that the dying patriot NAV Ia s1s
70 reach his native shores The Orientals have tonch;o
benedicton-" May you die among your kindredu ad 8
frveny hope that it may please Divine providsnoe y"
grant this last wish 10 our venerable patriot ~
Since writing the above we have had the pleasure Of
visit from Hon o. w Jones' Representative in Conoras.
from the State OF Tennessee who has inst arrival less
Havana and was present when the oath was admniserad
to the |icePre'dent lie has kindly furnished us with An
official transcript OF the proceedings as follows. m an
To House Of Repreeniatres of "a. U,;s S,,
APPROVED If q t a lection the Az
ne oath Of cs % William sisct Of
Pssd h.Isy Consul of sbs KKSs h s:y
hsyi.s u the :oSs B Asdne .nas de
w Of 4. fns e souny swear tina. will support Tho
:, ,i,,us whereof b.v. b.,. WILLIAM R. KING,
my On'q' seal this wenyouh March lass ana smAse
5s: ss5.$ :a.; Fiss s: 5ss;: nv u
tb. Gs.s; sssSe f. e. VI Day.
We understand from Hon Mr. Jones thu, the ceremonv
was extremely solemn and affecting The Vice President
was csPSpe VI standing alone but his countenance was
~ anu anu ~; voice hrm and calm. He has had every at
io Ii MS friends and from Mr. Chartrand proprietor
oi lhe Aradhe plantation that the most refined hospitality
ana aecu2ate interest could suggest Our countrynen
ful terms. m q yCourier 5th inst.
MARYLAsD-Dr Francis p Phelps, OF dorchester
county, is announced candidate for Congress to
represent the Sixth Congressional District OF Maryland,
composed OF the following counties: Queen AIMS,
caroline, Talbot Dorchester Somerset and Worcesterl
subject to the decision Of the Wing nominating COnven
ton
LOUIsAsA--From the indications at present given Il
would appear not improbable that the next Supreme
Court OF Louisiana will consist of the following: Chief
Justice-Thomas Slidell; Associate Justices-A M.
Buchanan, Miles Taylor c. VOORHEES,, W. Dunbar. They
all claim to be Democrats of some hue or other.
GEORGIA. The Columbus Times mentions the names
Of number of gentlemen in connection with the Office
OF Representative In the next Congress from the I'D
District. Among these are Messrs Clarke and Lawtou,
Of Baker Bennng and Welborn of Columbus, and John
A. Tucker, Esq, of Stewart.
MIssoURI-In the Ste. Genevieve District four can
didates are IN the field for the democratic nominso1
Congress: Charles Jones, of jefferson Coz Gss IN
bert jackson, Of this County; Gen +. A. kisier o. -
GeueTieve, and John EPpes Cowan Of 9sa'fse@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-14

LoUIsnsA--From the indications at present given, Il
would appear not improbable that the next Supreme
Court OF Louisiana will consist of the following: Chief
Justice-Thomas Slidel; Associate Justces-A M.
Buchanan Miles Taylor, G. VOORHEES,, W. Dunbar. Thew
all claim to be Democrats Of some hue or other.
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WHOLESALE
Boot and Shoe Store,

SAMUEL DRuMMuND a Go. taks fhi
method Of informing sheir hirnsit sud n,
Puhlic esnerally. that lhey have determined 1.
conduct Their business in faiole eniirsIy by Whole
sale. and now appear before their fdends with an
entire slock Of
Boots, Shoes and Brogans,
Travelling and Packing Trunks.
Carpet Bags and valices.
sfrench &.American csif 4 Kip skins.
Wax and Russer Leather.
Goat. Kid and French Morocco skins.
Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather,
shoe-maker's Tools and Findings in
every possible variety;
70 all q which We PaIiieulah, invite the siien.
tion Of the trade.
We are now receiving The lsrges, and most
complete Stock 81 Goods ever offered in Peters
burg. which We shall take great pleasure 10
showing ou,ifiends.
Oar prices shall be a. low az similar goods can
be sold in any market, having purchased our
goods Al FIRST hands, and early IN the summer.
PIC isel persuaded we can ofisf Inducements.
The advantages Of buying goods Of wholesale
dealers are so many. we thipk Il needless 10 emu.
mefaie them; our stock win always be large aud
commanding.
We respectfully solicit q call from persons
purchasing shoes or Leather.
We have removed 10 the Store formerly oc.
cupied by Smyih & Dunn. few doors below
Mllsaine, SON q Co. Petersburg. Va.
SAMUEL. DRtMM0ND,
JOHN NJ. WYcHE.
August 10. ss-lm
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Trust Sale
of Valuable Real and Personal Estate


10y virtue Of Deed Of Trus, executed 10 me
- by James NJ. Palmer. for certain purposes
therein expressed, will be sold TO the highest bid
der, Of tho residence Of the said James NJ. Palmer,
in the town Of Hishorough, on Monday the 18th
Of September next. il being the Monday of Or.
ange Superior Court, that valuable House and
Lot on which he now resides also, several Lots
adjoining the same, together with valuable
Mill Seat, on the Enoe River, with fine Water
Power, aud situated near The Rail Road Depot I;
also, his valuable Tract of Land situated on
| Gates Greek, one aud half miles South Of
HnDsbolough,i on the road leading to Chapel
Hill, CONTAINING ITO Acres, he the same more or
less, with S>.Saw and Girls, Mill on the same,
nov in successfYl operation. There will also
he sold a. the same time and place, several valu.
able Negro Slaves, TIVE Men and one Woman
and all his Household ann Kitchen Furniture, and
Personal Property OF every escription IN Town.
ALSO, on Wednesday the 4.h Of September
next, will be sold at The plantation aforesaid, his
Stock of Horses, Cattle, Hogs, &c. SShe Crop
Of Corn, Oats, &C., together with Wagon and
Gear, Farming Tools, Utensils, and other an icles
loo tedious TO mention.
TEaas:-, The Nesso Slaves and other perN
sonal property will he sold for Cash; on The Real
Estate credit Of six months may be given. the
bonds, with security, bearing interest, and the
title retained until the money is paid, provided a
satisfactory arrangement can be made with the
''e'''0'' N PALMER, Trustee.
Million, Angus, Is, 9s-2w
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FROM EUROPE.

BY the steamer Humboldt. mhicl
arrived at New York on the 5fhi inst
we have several days later advice,
from Europe. We subjoin the mos
important items ~ intelligence, !,
transmitted b, Telegraph:
1t Was feared in England that the
Emperor Of Russia would decline q
withdraw his forces from The Danubisn
Prineipalities. az stipulated in the pro.
position Of the three Powers. IN which
case the English and French fleets
would be ordered 70 pass the Darda.
nslles. mereby a peaceful settlement
Of the controversy would be greatly
jeoparded.
A ielegraphie despatch from Con-
stantinopie Of the 20th states that the
Sublime Porte and the representatives
Of the great Powers had accepted the
propositions OHM austrian Minister.
They provide thar the English and
French feet shall Withdraw from Be-
sica bay whist Russia evaeuales the
Danubian PROVINCES. after which Tul-
kew is To send an Ambassador TO open
negotiations at ST. Petersburg.
A decline IN the funds had been
caused at Paris and London by an
ar,iclein the Constitutional, .declar-
ing that France and England would
not consent to the arr angement which
had been proposed At constantinople.
Great uneasiness was also created by
news Of decree Of the Emperor Of
Russia which orders fresh levy of
recruits throughout his Empire. This
is interpreted as a war measure.
Moldavia has declared itself indies
pendent of the Porte. and refuses to
pay further tribute. A similar move
ment is expected in WalIachia.
Ii is assel ted that the Porte intends
addressing an ulfimatum to Russia,
in which, after paving due regard to
the rights Of the SULTAN christian SUBJ
jects, that sovereign will declare that
If in spite Of this repeated assurance
Russia shall persist in offering war.
the Porte is resolved to accept Il, but
that the responsibility must be with
Russia. This document, it is further
asserted, has been communicated TO
the Ambassadors Of France and Eng.
land,
Orders have been sent to the Hos
podars Of Moldayis aud Wallachia cons
manding thel1to quit the principalities
and retire to the right bank Of the Dam
ube, National Inieilireneer.
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

kNR0M the subscriber. at Providence Meeting
House, in Alamance county, on Sunday
NJ. spthe 2lsl INST, deep sorrel HORSE, five
Sc ssSears old, with an unusually long body,
~ ely built, and with his right hind foot white.
10 nmon saddle and bride, little worn, were
ta.cn with the horse. The seat Of the saddle
was stitched across. Any information which
will lead 10 the recovery of the horse, will be
thankfully received; and any person delivering
him to me will be paid for his trouble.
JAMES RIPPY.
August %. 9s-3v
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DEATH OF COL. BLISS.

We are panied to state that the Mo-
bile papers received last night 1.-THE / tn
inst, confirm the report Of the death
Of Col, WV. s. Bliss, Of the United
States Army. file died at pascagoula.
between twelve and one,e'clock on the
morning Of the 9Th instant.
This gallant officer was one Of the
most distinguished in our service, as
well for his intellectual as his military
Qualities. During the Mexican war he
was the Adjutant General to Gen. Tay-
lor. serving in all the battles on the
northern line of operations, and by his
indomitable energy, his deliberate cou.
rage, and, must OF all, by the meno-
rable dispatches, identifying himself
with the lame Of his illustrious COM
mander, Since the peace he has been
recognised both in and out of the army
as one of the most valuable and able
officers in the service. Soon after the
close of the war he married Miss Betty
Taylor, the daughter of the illustrious
General thus crowning his military
career with the most signal evidence
of the confidence and affection of his
commander, who also constituted him
h pr, ate secretary when elected to
the Presidency, which he filed for SO
brief a period,
Col. Bliss, at the time of his death,
was attached to the staff Of Major Gen.
Twiggs, and was with his head,quar>
tiers at East Pascagoula when attack
ell with the bilious fever. Of which he
died. This sad news will be received
with profound regret in all parts Of the
country. which viii preserve and homo,
his memory.
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The PrOfess0rships.--Thc Christian
Observer, Of Philadelphia, has the following in
relation to the newly elected Professors in the
Theological Seininaries at Princeton, N, j., and
DanviIle, Kentucky.
"The Presbyterian Herald announ.
ces that Dir. Humphrey has resigned
his pastoral charge, to accept the Pro.
fessorship in the new Danville Semi
nary rendered to him (; and that Drs.
Hall and Palmer, who were also elect
ed at the same time, will probably
decline. 1t states further, that DR..
Boardman will not accept the appoint
ment to the Princeton Professorship.
These declinatures will derange the
plans Of our brethren somewhat.
though it may be some compensation
60 know that whoever declines, DR..
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STILL LATER FROM EuRupE.

4 Telegraphic dispatch dated the
i6th, annopncss the arrival at Halifax
Of the cunard steamer America. which
sailed IRON Liverpool on the 9th IN
slant.
The dispatch states that the Turk
lsh question was not settled, (which
could not have been expected,) and
adds that the aspect OF affairs was be-
coming more warlike, az the conduct
OF the Russian Generals in the Dam
ubian principalitics indicated an in
tention Of permanent possession. The
reply Of the Emperor Of Russia to the
proposition of the Allied Powers could
not be known in England sooner than
the i2th instant.
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More COpper.-The search for copper
in this county still continues. aud we shall no,
be surprised if it results in some valuable disco.
veries. Some very good specimens If copper ore
have recently been lea al this office by Mr.. John
w. Lalta, who lives few miles south ives, o.
Hilsborough, and by Mr.. Alexander Dickson,
who lives Few miles east Of the town. The
specimens sent by Mr.. Lai,a were taken a, a
depth Of about Eve feet from the surface Of the
earth. The rock in which il is embedded is
white flint, and is so hard that Mr.. L. could not
proceed farihe, in bis investigations without blast
ing. Mr.. Dickson's specimens, we learn. were
also taken at depth Of Eve feet. The indica-
20 both cases are promising, and we shall
PLEASED il they turn ON, to be valuable copper
hine..
a friend who lives south Of this on New Hope,
not long since sent us specimen Of copper ore,
taken, as We understand. from flint rock ON the
surface Of the ground. Uf course we do moi al.
nea any value TO this specimen. excep, as indi
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Wool Carding.

YNHE subscribers Machines, at Enoe Mills
= Orange county, will be in operation by til,
10th OF July and customers are respectfully ro
quested to bring their Wool in warm weathel
and well prepared, so that he can do work of tia
character which will not fail to please.
OF Flax Seed will he received in paymen g,
Carding and for Wool Rolls.
WIN. $. CLAYT0R.
June 1th, 1853. So
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To All whom 1t may Concern.

NOTICE is hereby given to the Heirs Of Tho
- mas Taylor, formerly Of Orange county, to
come forward and receive their share Of pen
sion allowed to Mrs. Winifred Taylor, deceased,
as the money is now in my hands for them, and
shall pay no interest upon the same.
JOHN BANE, Admir-
Of Winfield Taylor.
August l7,h, 1853. 9e-6wp
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FoHA W. RICE & BRO. Inpaisrs So
rheirssh desiers IN sssple and Fsney Dr
G9oJs. have asosrd from No 3 Bolinxhseak ssrers
so sb<ir mes 6<ofs. Ne. =. Po~rlIs Res. Wslnu,
street 80 dson shove Pessfs Hotel. Peters.
hug. Va. where they ~lli y plsssrd IL ses thsir
Oh f'i<nds and psiIons. 1essfhsr win. al snsr.
chants wishing The risy.
They are ns~ feceisinx thsir fzll supply.
'~hirh silI he lsrze. vel -<lseiej sni eompisis
shoui Tie iss q s<pssmt<s. They rssperif1lly
solicit call. feeling oonsdeus shsl they can *.
Ter goods on terms ~hirh cannot i.il 10 pl~s-r.
Petersburg. Aug. ~ sl-4~
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NJ A " RnfD.

~ 81 % ~ q
In Pensacola, Florida, on the 2lsa Of July, hy
the Rev. Mr.. Flower, WAmHrs QriSey Dow
esq. to Miss JEAxiE CAsrRos, daughter oflhe
Hon. Walker Anderson, formerly Of this vicini-
".
By the Rev. s. A. Stanfieid, on the 10th inst,
Mr.. CuAKLKs b. EAsLKr, to Miss SALrIE, daugh.
ter of James +. Brooks, Esq, Of Black Walnut,
Va.
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STUDENT DrATn.-Mr. JAMES ALyRs,
an old aud highly respectable citizen
of this place, died on Saturday MORN
ing last, the sOth ult., in about an hour
after he was taken i'll.
Henderson (Ky.) Courier.
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A CARD.

y,HE subscriber takes this opportunity Of re-
= turning his thanks 10 his friends and The
public generally for the very liberal patronage
bestowed on him during his connexion with 9th
er houses in this city. aud hopes by strict atten.
ton to business 10 merit continuance Of the
same WIN. r. HILL
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Land for Sale. M

TIME subscriber. hsing desiroos of renewing
u 10 tbs West. oilers fol sale biz sslusble lands
ising On The wsiers II Bach Creek and Hsw
Geek. The home trscl Is ON the main road fram
Graham 70 HiIlsborough end Chapel Hin. thrss
miles east Of Graham. and contains about go
acres. The land 10 sers producsise; has . very
good log house. with all nrcrs.srs out hous
= well wslsEsd. &c. aud within Que mile Of VI.
Wilson's School. The plantation 10 ma-liy
Wood land. Any perroa Wishing 10 buy drsir.
able situation can get crest lafgsin III apnlica-
hon 10 made soon. ROBT. THOMPSON.
July y. 1858. /95-3u
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Stevenson & Wcddel,

IMPORTERS q JDBBERs,
Petersburg, Va,
HAVE in store. A LARGE STOCK OF
- WOOILEy GOODS, purchased last
Spring. before the great advance in Wool. which
they offer TO the North Carolina and Virgins
trade a, very low prices.
Those Merchants who intend going farther
North. are respectfully invited to call and ex-
mime their stock.
Petersburg. August 10. 1858. gs-
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4 Convention composed Of the friends
OF temperance and good order, met 10 The Me-
ihodisi Church, in this place yesterday and was
well attended. Resolutions wert adopted dsclar-
ing the practice Of treating, in conducting an
eleciioneering canvass, TO be dcmoraliIing in
its effects, and condemned both by the litter and
spirit Of our laws" and devising measures for its
suppression. It is practice that all good ciii-
iens desire 10 see abolished. and we hope the
temperate measures adopted by this Convention
will meet with such response throughout the
county, as will at once put q stop to il, The
proceedings of the convention will be given in
full in our next The Convention adjourned to
meet again in this place on Friday Of Nosemher
Court, al 10 o'clock.
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pARTNERsMIg BuslMRss

TISHE subscribers have this day formed Co
partnership under the firm and style Of
Hill. Il NICHOLS, for the purpose Of con.
Quoting the Fancy and House Furnishing Goods
business, and have taken the store on Boiling
brook street. formerly occupied BY Messrs. J. w
Rice and Bro.
VIM. r. HILL.
DUDLEY NICHOLS.
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IT NOTlCE.-We have obtained the servic-
es Of Mr.. H. J. Williams, formerly Of Charlotte
Court House, Va, but recently Of New York,
where he has been engaged for length Of time
in one fthe larges, fancy goods houses in that
city, and is perfectly acquainted with the husi.
ness He will take great pleasure in waiting on
his friends either in person or BY order.
HILL & NICHOLS.
+ Petersburg, August s. 9s-6w
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TERMS or SALE.
Fall Stock, August, 1853.
EERR y mARByRY,
Sycamore Street, Petersburg, Virginia,

IMP oR1ERS. and Dealers in China, Clan
and Eartlea- wssys. Lanlps Ia,,d Looking
Glasses. Brifasniu and :yiirtr Pisfed
-. Ware. Wnfsrs.l{e de-,
HAyE just received bs the ship !" Lord STAN
II ley from liverpooi. their Fall Supply Of
China and crockep; and have also to hand
large and heauful assortment Of Gla,s- Ware.
selected from the besi Factories in the country,
which, together with foil supply OF every other
article in their line. renders their stock unusually
attractive, all Of which having been obtained on
the most favorable terms. they are enabled and
will offer as great Inducements 40 any simll II
establishment. either North or Sonth. A call
and examination from Merchants is respectfully
solicited.
Petersburg. Aug. l6, 1859. 99--3w