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WEATHER, CROPS &c.

LorIsvILLE.-The Caddo (Shreveport) Gazette of III,
10th, has these paragraphs:
We pleased say that the prospect for crons !.
truly ittering, the planters in having wokea
out the grass.
Unreasonable man, think has had any right during
the past week, TO complain of cool weather At4P NJ
90 Saturday. the thermometer stood high as o. deg
the shade TIE stock Of liziness hand in town il
matter OF vague conjecture. No be found posses
sing sufficient Industry take nvoce-in fact there i
no one ia voice Melody is reposng langudly on the hill
side in the lap Of echo Business is SUSPENDED uoou
merchant Yesterday dis oursng elooueny upon the
superiority Of spool OF thread which he was vaiu- en-
deavoFog to sell to lazy looking man.
The fact is any merchant may consider that he has
zone good days work TO sell spool Of thread The
doctors are oidng about ndoent TO undertake the
task OF convincing that he is sick Nothing i.
doing in the courts, and the lawyers are ALL in conse
quence OF the dearlh Of litigation, entertaining serious
notions OF the Supreme Bench.
Ihey have 1t hot at the Capitol, too il seems The
Baton Rouge Gazette of the 2sih says that the week
ecedng is pronounced nv the oldest inhabant' 10
nave been the warmest of any week within the memory
OF man. Very much that way here.
aissoURI.-The Ga!latin (Darien county, Sun OF the
18TH says:
The weather at last settled and the farmers are very
busy cleaning the weeds OF their corn which was
about TO get tue better of their crops.
The wheat crops look fine our frmers have r, 1,
prospect of being richly ew4ried for their labor
The Memphis Wing of the 81 h says:
The weather continues warm and pleasant with do
Iiehul, enjoying bre u, and our planting friends war
less elongated ph'z whenever they to this city,
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MeNlfnn Innlra

correspondent Of the New York journal Of Com.
merce writes to that paper as follows
Affairs in Mexico continue 10 very unsatisfactory and
distracted state. Santa Anna has !. believed rallied
though With great reluctance the Treaty as amended in
the Senate Some OF the provisions we're very ouox ous
70 both parties aud ~ reopening many OF tie issue. he
tween tho two countries; and IN its want of
too, has occasioDed great dissatfiction In
Whetber its acceptance will relieve Santa Anna aud uo
hol bis power a. many Senators or prove
stimulating cause Of stronger opposition TO bis govern.
men remains to be One Of the chsrges or rather
complaints, In the Pronuuoismento by Alvarez was for
reture Of pledges In the further of the
o. the public oomain snd the article introduced by the
senate Too he protection Of the Tehuautepec
la surrender OF the Right OF Eminent Domain will not
cape the vgiaoce OF the disaHrcted Ayarezs move~
met s considered very Formidable aud his pronuuciame
70 aud appeal 70 the other States int obtain circulation
vel calculated TO awaken tue slumberug opposition of
The LIBERAL a. Federal party. They AZ present with
oui organization OF head, aud need that element OF
sece~s 70 ell the political changes or revolutions which
have dsuseted, aud which still destined 70 dtstrsc,
tbs truly CITED but unfortunate country and which has
90 rst.as the Embellishments Of order and the
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pI'm he LONDON Times, June 10
Government Of HeEioo hsvo recently grant
ed for ten years senor jose Torns and otber
company to be called the MsTea1 Company
privilege for The expectation Of gusno from all the
isl ud' belonging TO that country, the exception N ~
10 ho P'oae known under the Of the MaHss Cir
ouar, have accordingly been issued notifying
Which u may be obtained, the protested object o, the
0ens 70 eaye the rade AZ open possible eont rsnv III
ther own am Tor remune'a The
ns on We A, ie sds of the coast has been m IRE b5toagb
annel hNn mat on the other owing several
a's1y been tssen thence 10 tbs United States as Vel
yeIp29 and stated 70 be ent rely distinct from s
wan descriptions m rchneS consisting In xty ny a
phste hne That wich exists islands All
the Paeno coast and In the Calf Of Cato n E dec b
e yareI en .eter some parts Of Shic1 are rainIs
70 supply high alade' while 10 Others the
are IneIor fhus Tar however, there
eurats classification Of the respective sorts nor any 10 &C
u I as 70 the Quantities obainsbe Te.discoyery ~ 81
- IssS, The Aan,lc portion only recent
Ine hands Containing ths principal amount are th
ges ar he ooasof Yueatsn and knouisdss OF 10 %
stance seemed 70 have been ~ MeS so
until yery lately when, after s,e, rad
thea With more tn 9oJ ton, 0osrI vas srsnS,s ~
"m 0h P0h and The m.tisr bropgh 10
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TOT we hlchmond Wing.
FoJ HFH OF July AT HUMANITY HALL ACADI
MY BCCKINC;H

MY, BUCKINGHAM
Messrs Eii;ors:-Together with Il verv large audience
had the pleasure to-day of Witnessing the exceedip
Interesting exercises this venerable Institution Of learn
n say ps"erab! its uai7crslly esteemed Prp
opal (C'I f. G. HInes has been its head largely up.
wards Of ttifty years The exercises commenced with
the examina ion Of the Students conducted princinv Nv
the Rev. John G. Blackwell, PresiIen, Of the f. c. Ins
ute, aud the result Wa in every way highly creditab
both to themselves and teacher
Alter the examination was completed the Denl,rotio,
OF Independence was read that document which -nnk
an empire into birth and its own ex isence into
ty. Then followed int ilecual feast such "a 20 sol
dom meet with on 4t' Of July occasions llule TO tho
address OF hr e Irand L. H4nes 500 of the prpc,at
aud recent graduate Of Randolph icon Coevel bci,
The s'uicns who had previously avited him to 90 So
HIS subject vas True Christianity essential 70
potcii ihberiy The young gentleman treated bis sur
ect as an accomplished scholar; aud when ne had rnn,
petcd his beautiful parallel between this and otbcr 90
vernmens, all felt that he had made good bis Dropo.io
ms eoclUoh was graceful his manner modest and n
pessEe bis reasoning logical and convincing and above
all, his sentiments cmlnasd from a chrisans hear, and
were uttered with the zeal Of patriot scholar Verify
the choice OF their did the students a. much credit
as they had gained in their examination.
At the conclusion Of his address the large
adjourned 70 beautiful lunch, aud returned to wines.
the concluding exercises OF te evening which consis,c
Of various speeches and essays from the sudentsorign
al 10y the young men aud extracts by the boys-a exceed
iugy entertaining and complimentary to themselves The
lhue boy, whose subject "Pulchruliues Std will
long be remembered with merry hugh But euou,b
cau enter into details Tho worthy Principal gave notice
thrt We might expect few more of the tine sorf hi
d'yt twelve months God speed to my oil AiDla Jf1,rr
,, AN ALCINUS
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Examiner and Herald, copy.

DEATH NJ LidnrSSG.We learn that young mar
named BELL was struck by lightning on Friday evening
ol'st week, whilst engaged with his father and broile
IN hitting hay, opposite Cow Creek, the lightning On,
mole m his tat, ran do~n his body and leg Knocking of
hs shoe aud killing him instantly. His fhcr and bf9,l
~ VINO we're moving with him both severely stun
ned'-"drke''5"yg Gdscts, J,iy lM
DEATn Cholera. Mr. Is,a. I,vao, ors. v,,-.
ara with Cho'era on sunday night e had lust rotnTn
ed from Louisville One Of Mr. Morg4ns children tool
tue dis9aso ADD died 10 a few hours.-B
LlcENsE RETUsED-We neglected to inform our read
ere that the County Court NJ Writ refused a, heir N
term, 70 grant License 70 sell ardent spitits-M
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eY The Boston Atas is thunderstruck at Senator
Summers higher Law Proclaimed in his late speech
in the Senate agaius, tho Fugitive Slave law 1t cannc
subscribe what he says Of his Constitutional
and PROCESSES have been taught obey the Cons,u
tion Interpreted by the Supreme Court and in
deprecated by any private individual The AHa, should
have thought Of that There is class Of Coaer
rare journals at the North woo make themselves very
indignant at the expression OF reasonable 'crines, bu
whose the slavery question is highly calculated
hatch such treason. They iuaimo public sentiment
encourage spirit Of fanitcism and when the
quences o: their brought abou,-thc nsgicr
OF mObs and the propagation ofteasonthey very patriot
c.y preach OF the supremacy Of the laws ami of "Cons
u,ioua obligations" We have faith in any such pa
trotism.
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Consents AFTER DEArH.-There having been some spe
cuaton lately on the Swedenborgian ceremony of mar
rage, we give the following synopsis Of Swedepbores
ch.pter on 1.-THE state oil consorts after DEATH"
l. The laws OF the remain with every man after
DEATH such as il his interior will aud thought in the
world. " Wv
q The came ia true Of corjugal love.
g. Two consorts most commonly meet after death know
each other again associate and some time live opeh
er This takes place in the first state while thew are in
eIternas, as in the world.
L. As they successfully put of their extcrnas and en-
ter into their INTERVALS they perceive in what love and
ncination towards each other they had mutually been
aud consequently whether they live together or not
D. ii they can live together they remain consorts but
they cannot, they separate Themselves sometimes the
man from the vile, and sometimes the wife from the
and sometimes each from the other
D. Then there is given TO the man suitable Wife and
to the wife man in like manner.
q That cons rts enjoy similar intercourse with each
oher Us IN the world but pleasant and blessed vet
wnhont prohcaton in the place of which they have sp.
ritual proifcstion, which is of love aud wisdom
g. such Is the case with those who 60 into heaven but
otherwise with those who go into hell
FISE GROWING WEArnER-Under the influence Of fire.
qnent showers and suns, the corn crop Is fiiry
growing Out OF its spring suit Big crops and big prices
ought TO make farmers smile for once.
WHEAT CRors.-Many O. our farmers have commenced
harvesting their wheat and the yield is said to be far
above the average Other crops progressing finely
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L0CAL AspAtRs

a. In consequence OF the storm, yesterday afternoon
the burial Of tbs late Mr.. TuonAs Rrcuir did no, take
place a. appointed. The procession viii move from the
Monumental Church this moruing at 10 O'Clock.
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xas ssss "a. saa,laasd uii ta~dsy, akssls N. ,,,
aoa'sd 10 The mesniims, fsthss praessdins. lily
AieaoLr srrrLrD-Thom.s Williams applied to IN.
oe Ior permission to withdraw the warrant which he
nad caused 70 DO issued sgainst w Benne,. Tor ,s,.,
ing MN on Aayos Island. on Tuesday, vhe th.x 80.
engsgcd at eame OF shuflls board ' "s'o
thus smicably arranged. "''''' was
THE WrArHrh-Therc was heavy fall of ri, x..,
DAY evening accompanied with thunder and rb,n,n ,hs
most severe With which the city has been ylsi,sd G
time IL RACES a. NO wrlte and We doubt exceedIn.I ~
inc lightning has not struck where In The neIsh,
mood Tue sun light 90 the p.pr upon which ,bi,
written vas literally ecpsed for an instant BY one or
two flashes OF lightning. " 'ue VI
One good sasct Of the heavy rain will be to mod.,.,
ne intense beat which prevailed during the past rsst
d me lightning struck tho chimney Oh M LAM.
inomas, Jr.s Factory, near tho Danvllle Railroad a.
pot anu knocked part Of Il down. w.
white girl employed AZ the Exchsn,o Has,, -,
ens,Sed ia the back yard knocked senses, nv ,he
snoek aud rendered speechcss for con,Idersbio Tim
we learned that her position was close by soms ;" T.,
the yard which doubtless attracted the fluid @s IL
We beard reported through the city At ,,s hon,
snat house below Rockets was struck and sot nm
Inc blaze was visible from elevated points in s re- 1or
gsrding this circumstance. p-''u'a's re'
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4, BURIAL ssavicr.-Tho Montgomery Guard. C.n,.,,
oore s'tended on Yesterday the funeral ceremony Of
memoe. OF tina. corps who died FROM tho .c,s
Tuesday last. y" PAraas on
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MARRIED..

On the 2sth June 1854, JOSEPH MARTIN n, r., A., A.,
MIA county. - H'' A'q' Ill Of tHpylva.
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eS From the Patent Office report for the year 1851
learn, the Louisville Journal that the quanty
clover seed saved in Ohio 10 that year exceeded 100000
bushels, which, at the average market price, brought
return the farmers Of that State OF haf mil
lion dollars
The estimate of the entire annual crop of clover seed
for the seed growing States of the Union is down
100000 bushels-worth over 100000.
eJ According to tue United States Treasurer's state
ment just published there the treasury the pot
of June, subject dra sessSSsle. Gen. Almonte re.
ceived check for 100000. Friday, the first
nsament Mexico of the recent treaty with
that republic, thus leaving in the strong box SELL.
sSs,SI2.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-07

THE NsIr sksArVR Our contemporaries 10 Northern
Louisiana are Destrng emse 10 the m liter OF elect.
ing itsd States Senator 70 succeed CtL sldel-R.
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FARMER IsDErp.--Jicob Srackban, OF Illinois, has
iirm OF ten thousand acres, aud has upon IT, this year.
300 Of corn which will probably Weld him 81 O0o
bushels The corn fed to cattle is husked but cut
up and given 70 them, stalks and ALL He owns another
trn. sx miles long by four broad. lie paid last year
$4,000 for fencing Besides these garden spots he has
large tracts Of unimproyed lands
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-07

DEATH or DisrISGrisnED NArURALisr.-pr Waldo I
Burnett, well knowE medical writer aud the author
OF several treatises subjects connected with uatura
history, died in this city this morning The deceased wa
man oil great energy OF character and persistent In
dusry, thoroughly devoted to scientific pursuits Ea had
only resched his 26th year, vet hs reputation was
tablished on both sides Of the Atlantic He died of CON
sumpton.-Boston Transcript JUN l.
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1aR Observation-Disclosures,
RICHMOND WING.
TO CORRESPONDENTS
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY I, 1884.

To CORRESPONDENTS.
Letters business mr,t be addressed TO the "Edftors
= As Whfo"
written on both .de' paper will not be published
,ig standing, ought to be viii
10 no departed Obituary
ines charged for as advertisements.
~ oommuncatons viii be charged the advertise
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ios ., hhssAi in.stasaa Aisssss he, act se saeiss
bat semAins supreme with hla Piptoa Ia State OF ass
which may now he consd red d.locatsl from the
Republic; and in full local sovereignty extending pro-
lection against the usurpaons and the exactons OF the
central Government Though Alvarez without the CO.
operation oil the other Staes make eectus head
against Santa Anna yet 10 maintaining the Independence
oil his own State, which all admit he do and will do,
he will form nucleus around which dissection may gath
err and present an example to the other States stimulating
to another effort to combination the Federation
aud upset cenra ity and dctatos potentially in Santa
Anna. Michosc,n, within few days, has echoed Alva-
rez's Pronuncsmento; and d that document obtain
circulation, Il may ignite Gees in tho prairies sweeping
everything before TO the Rio Graude and the ella
sB Tho Clergy of Connecticut out against the Ne
oraska Bill along with the rest of their oaicious
brethren of New England The following is specimen Of
the pous tram Of thought in which they indulge. We
quote from one Of their rcsoutons-"That, ministers
OF Christ and wachmen for souls, required to
sound an alarm in Gods holy mountain, against the
tension OF organized and systcm,zed oppression and
that entreat our fellow ministers and cue brethren
throughout country pray earnestly against
this wickeduess, aud to conj,iu with prayer all right
prompt, combined aud energetic action"
We fear they cIpendng their prayers in tho wrong
quarter II they would pray more for themselves and
less for negroes it nigh, profit them much in the
next world.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-07

sS We refer readers to the report We publish to.
day from the Baltimore Patriot OF the distressing railroad
accident which occurred the 18th by collision OF trains
on the Baltimore and Susquehanna railroad.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-07

CRors AND WEATHER IN ALABANA.-The Camden he.
public of the oath inst. says:
We have had continued and plentiful showers since our
last date, and from all quarters have hiering account
oil the prospect of tue CROP but the planters are
crying Justify the probable loss of apart of he
cotton from the mpil invasion Of "Gen GEeenn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-07

Travel TO Tnx SPRiSo,-The tide Of travel 10 tie
Springs is about to settle fairly, and the indications are
that an unusually large number Of persons win fad their
way to the mountains this The weather during
The latter part of the last week certainly sufficiently
hot to art people from the lower country Tho Their
momeer stood Of in tho shade in Saunton ON Wcdnes
day aud Thnrsday last.-Staunion Snectaior
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BALLOON ASCENSION
FOR THE FIRST TINE ~ 4 QUARTER or A CRxTrRy
IN VIRGINIA

IN vIHGINIA. "
VDRoPEssoR ELLIOTT the eminent Aercdn iyondpt will
make GRAND <EPIdL VOYAGE In his maVnI0-
cent ,aSn noo.tea 1ABtILA. fro the FLASH COTTAGE
uROuNDs, on THURSDd " July 18th
Hons 10 e., n,n ~, n oe prouied and aoeornmoda-
Proy,on vii, sI.o bn r,o ~, y, ~, tSons IT,,
,,i.s. naue 70 ieed them bounteousy at city
TIcE.,, n, an. ,o,,, ,.,.... .
Ia ao 'o"nd 'rP -. .;..............f
Nv 10 IRON frederekbnrg. IS.
p. CWi,h admission TO the Ascension Grtunds)
, coming ny private conveyance viii be charged 70 cents
r. In, v,u ie,v. p,,h,,,,, .,,o q
CIV Tirts,. san w. n,n,ra a. Nv, =, n apd oeoek' A.,
winrton the Ticket hvent or ~ ,h No., ma' "o "'
Js2O-daetd " ' D'pA"" 'u''''
IT,,US,,,, . ,,,, -T--
"A Situated "a m w - delshua wais,ins place.
s.n,, W VI e west OF stsun on nov optn Tor the re-
.rn.a me tcehery ana saub ous climate arc un-
ia a1dluon 70 the 1LpnUa srsso IS well rs the CaL-
,i o. W nSte M ALUM SPRING has been discoNtd,
Il bays oys d ~ ne 20 Phsr lnvn who have is,osd to
Tor shIof he ISdg s cure o. ~ The chr me diseases
which were relieved from waier ss tummtT
were dyspepsa erofus chronic darrkG ard skh diseases
me proosde Of Iron and suphsie o. tlunina 10
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Tsl SgAy>.A .sai.lsa nA..h Ca $1,000, mil. L..,a
hes, three In i've. 10 harness. Of yeaissday Al a.
and II. Jones br. Irene which was capitol race To-
day. TUESDAY, 4th there viii DO racing al the Nstioos
Course Thursday, trotng match for $1,000, between
the same day, two running matches 1t the Naoos
on Friday the great $4,000 trottng match win com, on
At tho Gsnre,lle Coarse, between Highland Maid aud
Gray Eddy This will DO OF tho greatest tro,tinv
races that has ever ken place. tho hosscs en- are
considered the fastest In the world
The sports over tho National Course Long Island ON
Saturday were mile and our-mle races The owner of
Lexington decmed It injurious to enter hi, horse for
race Of four miles for $1,000 "
The days racing mile heat, easily won BY G.rre,
Davis, In two straight heats.
The -Four Mile Race an exciting contest, but the
match was not an equal one. Highlander being moro
eet and tar superior TO Di Cpperton in race reSuirpV
In the following time:
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RANGE OF THE TuEnMoMErEu

so'clock, IL O'Clock /, o,.,o.L
81 % '0s s. RAN.
Al hANDoLPHS Bookstore. l2 Main street, July 6.
% '0'S Si' RAIN.
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IHE MoRNoS WFE.-"A wife, In Utah, cannot live out
hal her days In families where polygamy has not been
inouuced she suffers an agony Of apprehension the
subject which scarcely be conceived much more d.,
croed There sad complaining, suffering look OBJ
ous 70 the most ordinary Observer which tells the story
mere were no other evidence the subject In most
cses u IS producing premature old age aud have
already sunk into early grave under intoerable
weight OF attictiou. The man, from the moment he
mikes up his mind 70 bring concubines into
abusive 20 his wife,
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FACTORY HANDS FOR sALE-we have for AL. ,,;v.;.--,
- I'VE likely Negro who Factory hands
and said to be Negroes Of the very best character.
jyi N 4 n n MN
20 NoTcE-The Masonic Fraternity Virginia are re,oec,
y requested to aene House on SATURDAY. ,he
OF ;uy 70 assist the NJ wor Grand Master dedcaiing
jr20-stawld Hp UuNrER n u..,.-
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UhIdIN OF INF JAPAN KEPEDITfON.It 4 said The ia.
pun expedition originated 10 this way Com Auick
e" years ago, was to t,ke Mr. Schenck u s. Minister 10
Brazil IN the steamer Susquebanna Rio and then pro-
ceeded to China. lie suggested to Secretary Webster
that several japanese who had been rescued rom
that bad been wrecked at San Francisco and that
would have good effect upon the government Of ia
pan and secure better treatment for American sailors
wrecked on the japanese coast they sent home
Nc webster readily adopted the suggestion, and wrote
letter TO Secretary GrAbam urging that suitable vessel
be ordered TO take home the Japanese sailors Mr. Web
ster aso wrote letter to be delivered the Emperor OF
Japan by Com A. but unfortunately for the latter GER
sin charges having been preferred against him. he was
prevented from executing his mission.
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Tr.Ins viii leave Richmond 10, O. p and o'clock
" Tickets can be procured personally by mall nom Mr..
"iinnon, The Ticket Agent. or at the Dispatch ONCE.