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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-31

PRoNrrLY DoSEl-In pursuance Of the call Of the May
or published in our last, a meeting Of the citizens OF
L%yuchbutg was held at the Mason ic Hall on Thursday
night, and a committee appointed to solicit from our citi-
zens contributions for the relief OF New Orleans. On FIJI.
day the committee collected $1,000 for the purpose, and
on ; iturday u dispatch was transmitted by the Cashier Of
the Branch Bank of Virginia at this place to the cashier
Of one Of the New Orleans Ranks, requesting him to pay
over that amount to the Howard Assocation.-LynehJurg
RcDubIicdn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-31

Tux NEw ORLEANS RILEY ruSp.-Th. amount or d..
post at the Bank Of Virginia up to yesterday. in aid Of
the New Orleans sufferers, amounted to a., sss SO. of
which over $1,000 has been deposited from Madison Ward.
We are not aware whether the seT0 raised Mt st. PauIs
Church on Sunday Is included in this amount. We are
informed that other sums are still outstanding, and
until they are deposited. no correct return OF the sggre.
gate can be ascertained. There is but little doubt that the
entire subscription will exceed $1,000.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-31

Uas Jed into q slight inaccumcy BIO tnsFenafk. accom-
pany'nf uo rt,amblgrrd q. soiuuous adopted Boy the EOtu
OF Trustee Of htmplcn Sidney College, on the occasion
OF ihcr late called meeting. ] hasten TO correct, 1s lol.
lOg4s
There were present eighteen mcmJars, and not h5s,t,
cd a9 follow
90 Tie met r,s"luton-Ayc- 10, Nays, none.
Ise1scd from voting. tao
o. '"' ,','a1 s'unon-Ayos 10, Nays, none.
~ lLo l.Id LlsnIlllu-A.-- ~. NV nnur- NJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-31

S'uWsrDE RaLEoAp.-As this Is a work in which both
our city and the State hss a deep interest, We think il not
nuNss 10 report iH progress from time IN time both ~ IL
regards IT. construction and IL business. We have a fiat
tsriug account 10 give oft To day. Sonc IL or 10 orthc
piers Of the High Bridge, We learn, are finished. aud all the
rest are rapidly going up. Three spans Of the supct.tmc.
lure Of the bridge are ready Tor the rails. On the other
side o. tine riyef DE fGs ere being laid 10 Farmvillc. be-.
tween which place aud the High Bridge it - cogflentillv
expected the cars will b. able % run 10y tho middle NJ DC.
tqJor. FROM Firnyile oil the way tn Lynchburg. the con.
tractors are vigorously pushiuY on their operations. and
will bring their lIbou 10 81 speedy q close a. thcy possibly
c,f Tho whole line from Petersburg TO Lynchburg Gn.
cl.ding the br.- WI rom present Nlllc'hons' be ready
for lie locomotive. in tv,,yc --""tLl, and probably
sooner.
10 addition to thi'.i / gives us much pleasure 10 state
that tle business nj the road, l. rBp idly Increasing. The
passenger trims Gre veil flsi, aud tho freight trains bring
iu large quantities. q county produce. TIE prospects IL
q splendid future are daily Frightening over this great
work ina way 10 disipatc al doubts about is fulfilling the
expectations Of its most s]anguine friends.
lPSterSburg hieNigsHoSr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-31
LYNCnnuRG MARKET. Anr- u

ORAcco.-lnspoction the past week, $50 hhds, sgainst
i35 hhis, corresponding week ofast year. Market steady.
sales Of Lurs at fron 3 TO and s So; Good fine and Mid
ding Leaf, Z to d ~; good aud fine stemming and shipping
DO, 3 90 To 10 aud II 90; good manufacturing do, 10 to
$50; Fine TO extra do. at 20 to $8i.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-31

TBE GREAT PAINTING AND CoNCERr.-The Metropoli.
tan Hall furnishes scenes OF attraction for our citizens at
this time. Anelli's great ~Scriptural Painting of the End
Ga the World, or the opening of the sixth Seal, is on ex.
hibition there for a few evenings and Madame RosiLrE
DURASD, with several assistants, will give Concerts in con.
nection with tho exhibition.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-31

THF factFlc RattHoAp.-Mr. Norris distinguished
sagiueer Of Philadelphia, estimates uc total cost afuan..
Po'tug $40 passengers fom S. Louis 10 san Ffsuci.cI 81
$500, ~includiog every sSpcDse Of motive power, with in.
q 10 on the ccst Of engine. cars, &s. 10000 passenger.
81 600 souh give an Income Of 10000 per year. aud
sllo~ins The road cost sSo,OOO per mile 6r 200 miles
~cuh Yield upw'rls Of eight per cent interest on a cap.
81 " ops bsRdrcd million dollars.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-31

u Nht' Nhhf W mAuNAl " ffe
ar ad d'i Lain iansdssc. IN ~ eo i SS' conc = = Rce e OF 81 ~, i' G SrsSs
n1 H, sCn%,, y Nv s; ,s sm sn,s ssS; si ,G "N,,t ~ R,,,on - or,s MARYLAND Cot.
thgri" &C. lomo, muslin, 9 eeGi.
with = Portrait in Vol. VII. : vols, small syo, muslin, u, haf
Vol, Ala. to Reelection AMI statesman. Manual. II, The
Friend. III, Hogpplha Lteraria. ", Lectures on ~shakspcare
ssL@on and Table TAN. v, Pq.ical 40 Dramatic VOL;
W. myy, wa .Ts,o C%" R W., a. g"cl5-Na ,r,uv. Of. Journey
la, The south Sea Islands, Jaws, &C. ny ' Gcrtaeekcr. limo,
WSht,I', S>copd Bst IN Latt-C Containing synta,, and
Etercsss, Notc', ADD a full Vocabulary. Forming a SUFFICIENT la
HSmS Iqc'aScsIsy VI. May 4 Denison. l2mo, muslin. o.
Oin, IN, 81 u. late Prs.deni Of the Wesleyan University. with
. RlSi.@ rlr% W. w. AIT M5i.1cly IN France In the icn aud
I5n Centuries . Hist, ~ ofFranee principally during that period.
III ~ Ra%', fiSH&a. H,e5"Inyy Ro Saticsrf Of the "o~l Greek
Iiset,,a 15%' 8ag3G basoos. qt q, isa c,nn,,g. As,he.
e. Lecture. en-, To v Shi IL iy sgps9 e., a. che s.d Lts'a aG /. o. Is %G9ac cs,s i@l
bic r A"osisj gs1i u sJ ES 5Ggs: M,IaSI %d.' ~ ~ ~ English Martyrs.
beautifully Illustrated limo ma1l9y1lss RkGtoip,lhSds9Hsy
aust Late Nash 4 woodhouse, = ,zic square.
SgNO THE wHOLEstLR TRAng-aEo, NJ WEST, Nos. 3
4 ard IEehanEg, 9S,.s ths ESn 70 M y 81 = ,9Sfes,,a e..
iatiy in te arIcls Of blank Books, such ~ LoiFers, journals, bay
before he rise 10 natersl, and purchasers vii be suppreda At even
&C. Z, CAV ADD !" Note Pater.o Of M me variou. style,
n,nnei BSsrd, si,ie,. Pencils, steel Pens
NHM WIZ H'"
School BOOKS iu every department.
law, Geiital and Miscellaneous Books. sWi
NWTOOD srBENE-A fu a~orpmenl from y 10 Inches.
w Just received direct from The mpnufscturers, and Coz sale
By V huOHs I'LL
aust 20 VAIN rtfeet,
PHyCH AND MOULDING PLtNK--we are IN receipt q
* a isrge ss.ortm.ni n bench amd Moulding q superior
quatiy y, which w. oncr Tor sale luF.
=. 7. MOORE 4 co, importers o. Hardsare,
susi % Main street
HnFtJNs hotsH sjOL 49, frs' received, Of direc,
~ Importation. Not Nt on mriefato tftas "
v T. MOORE 4 Co importrrs o. HardFate'
su8i 50 Main stseet
H,yOH HOsTON -tIrt RciaOHd dnd Boao8 lime Q
Efclal-Thr superior fast-salling 'ehr ushthi .Ek
CART W. M CfYueU, having lo Frrgtfr portion 1i hf ,1@t1N
oafgo engaged aud going on board. 81 eel With ~ LA1S
possible dispatch. pr balance 81 freight, apply To-
auat DAVID Olhhlf.
HNgs FEATHEHs, foF sale W
RTOUTH wANTED-An active, Intelligent youth, from H"lb
years Of age, Who resides With h~lspaents AppyR
au8t-f 0lNIth = Ab'hit ieftsH"
CtUPER PHOSPHATE OF LiME-Just received . small li q
- the above valuable manure, said 70 be fully equal 70 uuano,
so,..ts ~ fausu II. w. BRY.
- PoRrNa PowDER-e0O tep best qe.liiy, tI sale b.
snti DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-31

Mas DtpwNFD-OHr Of the cr.s ID a..
Jsm'stovu was drowned on Yesterday ,t ca. H. ="
enirHvor"g 10 .tep f.um bic vessel 10 ure J.,t al a..
BrI'id'rc, he slipped ADD fen between tho ts, .t.,m,,.
= l"pc VS. thrown TO him bur, probably from cxb,u.ti,o
Of ne wtor. We di not learn biz name or sbetb., bt.
10Y had been discovered PetsrJayg Democrat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-31
ARRIVAL OF THE AUTO-PIANO WAR YET

ARRIVAL or THE BUROPA-NO A YET.
The steamer Europa arrived at Halifax Oh the eve
ming of the 29th. She brings Liverpool dates of the
goth. The war question is still in fog. The intelli-
gence by this arrival throws but little light on it, and
is unimportant as to the difficulty between Turkey
Ad Russia, so far as we have received any note of it.
The aspect Of Eastern affairs is pronounced unchan-
ged. See telegraph head.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-31

ASoTuER SLAVE CAsE IN CINCISNAu.-COnsiderable ey'
element was created at Cincinnati on Friday last, by Ia,
trial Of a slave case, Of which the papers OF that city give
the following account:
1t seems that two men, named Doty and Ambrose, resi-.
ding in HOlme county, Miss issippi, arrived at our wharf
on Thursday night. on board the steamer Tropic, having
in their custody, in irons, three cOlorei persons, consisting
Of a boy, named Ned; a woman called Hannah, and susan.
q small! child. They had purchased them in Virginia, near
the Big sandy river, aUi were taking them to Mississippi.
IL j. alleged that there was an intention on the part oil
he officers of the boat 10 land her on the Coviugton shur.
Lut the water was too low to admit OF 10; therefore il va.
landed on the Ohio side. IL seems that after she landed.
the slaves came upon shore, aud those who desired their
release, claimed that dong so, with the consent Of their
owners, rcudeIel them treemen. About two O'clock iu
The afternoon, a wit Of bibeas corpus was granted o.,
Judge Finu, aud the slaves were brought before him. NJ
chambers, for the purpose Of asCCrtaining If they wcfc le
galy detained in custody. Five o. Gle witnesses were ex.
ca.c So argued 40 leug b hy Mes-is. Johle and linn iOi
the slaves. pad Judge KEYS for the defence. The wOnai
expressed a tus.fc e., remain with her masters, aud W..
therefore returned, win the cu!L, 10 tieir custody. Ned
however, vas anIioI- to gain his hbgny aud manifesto.
"a deep interest ~ thecase while 1t was going Oh. Toe
case was argued at great length by the counsel on hOl.
sides, the argument not being concluded until nearly 10
O'clock A. night. Tie attorneys for the slave asked Tor
continuation Of the tuaI, and expressed a desire 10 he AL
lowed 10 argue tue case more fully. The Court, however
refused 20 grant tie requU-t, and JulgeFiHu decided tina
the slave EiNsrd hui not been "b,oa,bt into the State "
Ohio within tie meaning yi the 1w, aud tbat be- shout
be- returned by ii" sheriff TO the custody whence hc W.
taken. ~ ten O'Clock, tue zlIyc Edward was taken "a tI
Kentucky side Of the Ohm, where hr vas secured will. uu
tao other slaves above mentioned.
SIEav.mrs TO vANSAu-Th Il ,limorcT Times e. gr1t
iiel 10 inform iu readers that there ia a most promisint
prospect Of having % hns ri -lolm tiip. between that POI
aud Savannah.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-31

Hoes AND CArrLr.-The following extracts Of a letter
IRON an intelligent farmer in Madison county, Kentucky.
to the CINCINNATI Price Current, is a fair index of the
state of the country in regard to the hog and cattle mar
ket:-
In the county Of Fayette, the first county OF the State
in agriculture, | caused the Commissioner OF Tax TO take
the census OF hogs more fully than the law required. The
result Is: listed in 1859, Is, $50 hogs over SIX months old:
this year, 2U,O6S; all, six months over and under, 80, S64
nearly all Of which latter number may be brought into
market at home or abroad.
The report Of the Louisville Courier will give YOU an idea
ofthe numG6E ofhogso over six months old and the above data
u proximate estimate OF the whole number all of which
shows an amount Of hogs unprecedented in our State
Similar causes, no doubt, have produced ike results in al
the hOg.groSing States.
The two months drought prevailing all over the State,
caused the purchasers Of hogs, for future delivery, to have
some apprehensions Of high prices; but the late rain.
have been very hne, and corn will be an average crop al
through this section, aud as far as ! can hear throughout
the State, except upon the poorest soils. | should say thai
~ hogs suitable for attening, will be made fat. Stock hog,
are So pea hundred. gross, and freely offered. Fat hog,
refused az same price.
The amount ot old corn IL considerable at 81 SO pei
barrel in the crib. New corn is selling at 81 20 per bar
/ re. in the field.
Cattle coming into winter and fall beef are more scare.
than ! ever knew them. an now grazing ZOO cattle
ouly one hundred Of them will bc fit for killing this fall
whereas usually oue.half would have been rovd beef
found it utterly impossible in Kentucky to get aged cJttt
for grazing fat Beef is sE cents per pound here, nov
and must advance with the fall demand.
The California trade has taken off most Of the extrem.
Z Western cattle, and oxen have been bought in this cOun,
ty for that market. Tennessee has even been hunted Owe
Io= Old oxen 10 ICED for the New York market by Ketuc
kians and Orleans.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-31

VINO CAS- MAT uf-Wc we're shown a corn stall,
grown in q garden iu Portsmouth, measuring thirteen feet
in length. Who win produce a similar one Y-Port.
mann Ol.Le.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-31

5ui-e Emmett, OF the superior Court # New York
city, has decided that the Law of lsIs, securing property
be- certain eases, tD married women, does not apply to mar.
riagcs contracted previous To th.t lime, in relation to pro.
yrtty then held by the wife.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-31

CrEt0us APPTkRAyoE on ruE ScnryLEtLL RfvgR-The
Relling Gazvue slys, The water iu the S~chuylkHl appears
20 have changed copr within the last ten days. IT, usual
rrc"rish hue j. TUNED ~ blue, for some cause ~ yet uuet.
p1incd. Some attribute % ~ the drcgs Of me coal minc.
which are ompurd into tie river To- S~ohuylkil couuiy, add
others 20 The sinking Of two boats loaded with lime.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-31

Fscct po,.,oel arc hr more abundant IN our market.
Than the other specie5 and are sold attl per bushel-
FrSL Hsr1L
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Comml~ioner's Omrr.

H'HHVND, NuFlst WITH, 1N0I.
hed to attend At my office, in the city Of Richmond. q tH- Ann
day OF September next, at 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ, with the evidence w.
cree. wIIIJsN u N SC
au3i-IawIw pass,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-31

SD URDES's" HORSE sHoEs.-we are this day in r-cs,n.
OF further supply Of Burdens" Horse shoes. All sI,r.
. sSsi &c u TOT ATE low p I. MOORE co,
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wv HIsKEY.-oO bbls, marked o r., landing and for sal. nv
ano DAVkNPORr, ALLEN 4 co.

btk HILL FOR sALt;-I Oaer for sale the very desirable
" Farm on which | reside, in the upper end Of Mscklrubury
rouny, called Oak Hin. IL contains TGT acres, about 900 OF which
are low grounds OF the hrst qualify, including tue lower half Of To
Gro Island, commonly known rs Nelson's Islatd The land H..
within > miles Of larksville, good market for Tobacco and thsT.
are three Manufacturing Mills almost In sight. at each on whfrh
wheat may be delivered by water. The buildings on the land ne
curity Of a large crop.
There will In "A short time he easy access TO the Richmond n.
tersburg and Norfolk markets, there being water ,tIo,
to Gainesville, from whence there is nov a Railroad In the cS,T"
OF oonstrction 10 Ridgcsay, where Il will connect with tbc a.
ton and Raleigh Road, ~hich connects with the PctersburR ana
Portsmouth Roads, there Is also water communication "a tbr ncI,t
OF stanton River where the Richmond and Danvilr Railroad viii
cross, which will afford easy and speedy access a The RicIr.ont
market. The location Of the house Is high aud Inn nlinc m.
prospect beautiful. The fertility II the soil and heaItIIne.. ~ H.
place combined, renders II one 81 Ihe most desirable FARM in VI
ginia. A further description is deemed unnecessary, A, tbosc
wishing To purchase viii visit the place, when Mr.. PtttIln ~.
manaceIJ will take pleasure in showing Il, and giving all further
Por terms, &c, address postpaid Samuel Greenhov. Ri,huon,
Va, or the undersigned after the 18th September, at OaE Hill
auol-cAd}W FRANCES T. NEISDN
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RICHMOND WING.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Letters On Business must be Addressed TO I'M sd'A"T I"
Gs whfg"
Article. written on both sides Of the paper win not be puehshed;
ThI. A. a rule Of long standing. ought to be known to all, aud viii
On no ea.s be departed from. 0bituary notices exceeding eight
Ines are charged for rs advertisements.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-31

GtAsrINGs.-A full assortment, consisting Of Pots, Ovens. spI.
ders, biscuit Bakers, Andirons, andI odd oven Lids, for sale
In lots to suit purchasers. p. T. MOORE a co
aust "a M.tn 80,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-31

UNITS IMPROVED PATENT WHEAT DRILL.-ihe peTtoT-
nance OF this Drill the last season, was entirely s.tsfaeto-
ry, and Is spoken OF In terms Of high comfnendAuon, by thoss W.
used IL; 1 therefore feel warranted In recommendinS A as mr.
rlr to none hitherto invented; II is simple in its eonsiructlop. din.
Iable, and not liable to get out Of order, and the price OF Il les.
thAn thatot most other Drills. Those who may be In want m,
coming season, are respectfully requested to forward their orJrrs
early, to avoid disappointment. n. DkIDWtS
Au8l
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TpRAuLIc PRESSED CANDLES, manufactured by R. @.
II Mitchell 4 Co.'S SEQ boxes, for sale by
aust DAVENPORT. AIRS A IN
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THE CHOLERA AT CuNBERLAsD.-The Cumberland jour
nal says that up to noon yesterday, there had been SO
deaths in that place which are not denied to have been
occasioned by cholera, and 10 about which same doubt has
been entertained. The names of Andrew Miller. keeper
of a drinking house: Andrew Hosper, stonecutier; and
Mrs. Proverb Butt, (who died yesterday are given in ad.
dition to those heretofore published. The Journal saws
The present visitation of cholera is the first that ha,
ever beialen the town OF Cumberland. It, elevated posi-
ton among the mountains has, heretofore, acquired for it
the character Of unsurpassed healthiness. While other
towns, both on the east and west, have been scourged by
cholera aud other diseases, we have heretofore escaped
with entire impunity. But this summer il has happened
otherwise. We deeply lament the fact, but do not draw
from il any interences p%reiudicial to the future healthines.
of our town. The causes that have produced the cholerl
here this season are most palpable and manifest. The re-
cent food with the sudden chance of temperature compile.
ted what lOcalhl had been silently superinducing daring
a long continuance OF excessive warm weather. Our peO
pie, over sanguinc in consequence OF past immunity, were
taken by surprise, and while many hed in dismay, others
yielded to the disease from sheer alarm. The same cause.
will never exist again. if anything is to be learned from eI
perience. Bait. PrLiOt, 29h.
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SLAsrING PowDER.-one thousand kegs, quality warranted
- OF best quality, for sale from the wharfby
aust DAyPSpORT AIIpS co
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- J., The Ladies OF the United States are respectfully Invited to-
WISH the magnificent SAOic Rooms Of the subscriber. IN. M
rangement she has recently entered into tor a supply Of the latest
styles OF Foreign Millinery, from Madame Lehhneur, the erlr-
brAted miliner in Paris, and Mrs. Lamertins, Bond 81 Iondoa
Together with her own acknowledged superior taste. rnabIss r.
10 present 10 her numerous friends and the public In general ~,
ths season, the most extensive and attractive display Of PAIL.
try "NI
Mrs = has to acknowledge the receipt Of many complimentary
letters from the trade throughout the Union, relative 10 n. s,te,yy
OF the transit OF the Spring purchases, and Of the conf n r,
proVal 81 the style and finish OF all the goods sent out and she 4.
happy to say that the WHOLESALE DEP artms Mt is still under tho
a mahagemsnt- MRS. WM. SIMONs,
aNhl-tm-NPl FEI Rrn.Awaw ~ "
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~ We make the following extract from the Mis-

"a we mAhN wv ARAe"N'h
.ouri Democrat on the Pacific Railroad
TOO much credit cannot be given to the President and
cabinet for their earnest adoption Of the project. As
our government always should do, they have placed them
selves in the van of public sentiment on this question, and
have boldly taken tho initiative to the dismay of the
sIarmists and antediluv ians. The whigs, who have seen
this question bearing down upon the field Of politics like a
mighty food, which would sweep everything before II
hoped to get their shattered bark ahcat once more on It's
surges. They prema,urely concluded that the President
and his cabinet, as strict coustitutionists, would breast
the torrent, and as a matter Of course be overwhelmed by
it irresistible force. Now, the Wings, finding it impos'
sible TO supersede the Democracy in riding foremost on
the wave, follow in their wake and console themselves by
saying loudly, and with many repetitiOns, that the former
are advancing to the dead sea OF whiggery."
The work, says the Democrat in the same ar
ticle, sis onee of such utility and rcnown as
Democracy, with its Herculien energies, loves to ac-
complish." This is but n specimen OF the way a
large portion of the Democratic papers descant upon
the Pacific Railroad. While one wing of the party
are preaching ''Strict Construction" and protesting
that the President and Cabinet have net adopted the
project, another wing are in ecstacies and think
that "too much credit cannot be given to the Pre-
sident and Cabinet for their earnest adoption of it,"
So work the Harmonious. Well, one party is
bound to be disaI pointed. The President can't
please both. IL he backs ont from his first position,
to please the Strict Constructionists, he raises a storm
with the Pacific Railroad Democrats-quit a formid-
able party by the way. II not, the Strict Construc-
tionists are off. Which horn of the dilemma the Pre-
sidcnt will take seems yet undecided, but enc thing
is very certain, a horn he must take.
~ The Washington UHion refers to the statement
OF the Ncls York Tr6Hae's correspondent about the Pres
idents livcries and SAYS the President has no liveried at
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Virginia Military Institute.

The following communication from Professor Mshsn,
was published a short time since in the Richmond Enqui-
rer. A. an able and valuable tribute to one OF our noble
State Institutions We take pleasure in laying itbeiore
our readers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-31

sB- The Washington Uaion refers to the statement
OF the Ncc York Tri6Hse's correspondent about the Pres.
ident's liveries and says the President has no liveried at