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1Onp4r IN opinton Will nun
1ksA3s PArson's special satisfaction, we
- 1870 h informing him that the ''sbominable
Know -Noshings" are said to be very numerous in
these parts the present season.
"rhe agony IN virsluis, aud Mr.. wise hasbeeu
selected by the Saunton Couventoo the standard
bearer Of the Pierce Democracy the ensuing guberna-
torial Many hard old Democratic lace 10 that
Common wealth viii DO dsorted when they read tho old
WIG speeches Of Mr. Wise, deuouncing the party
organization Of thieves. robbers liars and
pirates, from GrS. JACKSON down to Reuben N. Whit-
nsyt
democracy nov Is not what It sss 70 In the Old
Dominion does Il follow, matter Of course, that
Mr. wises election viii be the necessary result of his
mnation. The Ctntrai Poesr Of Democracy at Roh>
moud headed by the Enquirer, forced the nomination
upon the p,ry but that power has lost its alsmanic in
duence The regular Democracy of the State dance
awkwardy TO the played them by these Rich
mond fers. We shrewily suspect meanwhile, that the
Accountable "Kuow No.hngs" 10 Virginia. aud II they
arc, Mr. Wise can't come i'll Il sess to us 80 essy for
this Order have been Introduced f6u Maryland and
the District Of Columbia, that they certainly have got In
TO tho State Do any OF exchanges know that they
theres Are heyi If they arc poor wiee will one
day take up the exclamation
"The thorns have reaped
Arc oil the tree planted
They have torn mo and bleed."'
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AcciDEsr TO THE STEAMER AUGusrl-The steamer
August, on her way up James river Tuesday, 10 steer
ing III Tor the Grove laudng The weather being very fogcy
sfuch upon bed OF rocks, (the whereabout OF which
Was W known hetbe ciuaing aperture be made IN
the botto, through which the water pourei 10 90 fast
thai Capt smith, la order 10 her from sinking imme
ditey backed her of made for the shore in another d
recton ana forced her up a. h she would 60 where
she no" lies. This happened about o'clock =. II.
Within quarter Of milo of tho Grove wharf
passengers were land AZ the Grove where
NAMED waiting for the Cur, Peck TO take them down
10 Norfolk OWING TO the ice in Jimcs river, however,
the " was deiinei ill after dark when she arrived
NJ CokeJ landing distance above the Grove where
owing 10 The deuce fcg she remained until tho next mora
Ing. Toe Augustus passengers, however, found their
way on board the Curtis Peck during tho night and ar
rlvej here III that steamer yesterday, at l.. N. The
passengers speak in high terms OF the kind and gentle
mnly conduct OF Cip nith Of tho Augds, during tn
trying aud veIliious occurrence. Toe Curtis Peek
VIII not leave Tor Richmond I'LL to.mI:tos her re guar
day-NOrfoN Hsrakd Dec. 90.
FiRg.-At6I IL O'Clock, y. NJ Yesterday the large
two story frame house tho south side of Wide ,ter
street, occupied by MesNrs Ovid llitchinRs Brother
as boit.bnld establishment was discovered to be on
hfo anu ~ rapid Vas the progress O the frs bsroTc
ibc alarm vas fully .yeU Tire entire house above and bc
low was perfect sheet of me- The fire next coumu-
nicaed with the spar shed Of Mr Nsiie Nash on tho
ea'i, house Of similar silche upper story of which
was occupied By M Church paint shop)-in which
vas confined W.. Nash'5 engine attached 10 his marine
rAhNly-ihs ALEC with il content, vas entirely con-
sumed Several smaller bull ng5 on III, west wee Ike
"so burnt 10 the ground. The Of the conf
was 30 g'eat that The Fro Complnes could approach
'ne OnfH"g bulldogs In front, out having succeeded IN
eHscns a1 entrance IN the rear, with their wontoi cn.
efg', soon thoFong Iiy uycrcanB the fell DESTROYER
roc buildings consumed were the property Of ST. M.
lhanc lab; the amount Of whose loss We were unabe
10 ascertain he''rs Hichings and Church ave no
lon o'i AL their toDlJa11 uifni,hol work on hand at
Of thc ife.--B.
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From the New York Express ]

The novel Of Ruth Hail. by Miss Willis Fanny Fern
attracting good deal of notice is the topic Of much crit-
ciSn She il accused having introduced domestic mas.
tsrs into her work; and the description o Mr. Eet
aid answ-rcs To the character Of her excellent father
who is well known 10 the reSspaper press Of Boston aud
clscW here.
"Hylcnth," il is aij is intended carca'ure her elf
cd brohcr, " +. Willis who uni;es 10 his person the
fractions OF poet aud man o! ton. Toe description OF
acnis cnuntry rllcc represented the dcscrip
ton OF "ilewild.' Here Fanny Fem" is In a ver4bc
tub ofho water" The Mirror na- taken np ;he crid
gel in her be To protect her from assault of new
paper called "fhc True Flag" the Etor whereof is said
to be the "Hr. Titbcus" cf Fanny biography.
The following card from "Fauuy," in rep.y appears in
the Evening Mlrror:
ITO the Editor OF the Evening Mirror
The Boston Olive Branch states that it "paid Fanny
Fern for her fra. literary efforts SO per week tina. Tn.
Tue Flag paid her So per week, making slS for her
weekly labor in these two pspers' I pronounce this
statement false FANNY FERN
NEH YoRY. DEC % lASA
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
WAsniS0roS, Dee. 2s,-The following cascs wore 0efos
the Supreme court to day: NJ
Case No 33-The city OF Providence plaintiff 10 Ssror
Va Diniel r. Capp. The argument concluded.
No. S5.-Sela ". Bogart OF al, appefa't.s Va. the
S,ea aboat John JIy g.. Cause submitted to tho Court.
No. S7.-Lyie Goodwin's administrator appellant, We.
Robert divers eIecuors Tho argument ras commenced
by II. Winter Davis for the appellant.
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WAsuINGTON ON.DIrs

WASHINGTON, Dec. es.--The adnips,r ration Is anxious
for the OF tho Sandwich Islands, but the SEN
ment of Congress favorable for nny
tou on the subject. Our legislators wsut tst know
shst ia be done ic reference Cuba, aud Seem hds
posed take up tho former subject uut the plan d The
administration to the latter is developed.
Il Is sud that the committee foreign relstors viii
report in favor oil making the Governments Of the Hague
aud modify their action In the Gibson case,
f bccouie necessary for ths pur
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-30

ATTEMPT TO Standardization slave Of Mr.. Lotion
Elet Was ordered thirty" BY the Mayor yesterda,
TOR attempting to shoot Henry Richards free coloed
min at Rockets ON Thursday evening. Richard tap
pears gave no other provQcaon than command this
fellow to quit beating coz which no had In charge
This interruption Vas TOO much Tor mrison to tolerate
aud he immediately dres IRON his pocket pistol to
vindicate his outraged dignity. While he was engaged
Gaping il he Was seized and compelled surrender tho
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rsAsE .xrvzsx| Ay.ss,A Al.es Ass nsess

Tho Morning Chroulesl gves ths hiosias - an esaes
and coupiss suunary q The treaty. oHsnsvs and dsf-a-
silva con eded At veeeA 90 the % Of Dsc bssseen Ass.
ir,a. France and E;,g,And;-
The Treaty coamsucss By repeating aud rseotdog the
deslAnsons and the prneipio ac Of the conference ef
Vieans. well she end sugAgemeata coe
tned In the notes sxchsngsd o. The eh q AvgAss les<
betwesn the high ooo<rAcug pasuss- ~
Il maiuains tho four points o guarantee he necse
sary hass OF psaccat The us tAN reserves and
recognise each Q, che Powers the esy Of extending
them by additional conditions.
Aasii buds hcrsslf France aud England, she had
sbeady done Turkey 81 tho treaty Of the ltth Of jane
1854 occupy tbePdaop,ee for the purposs Of re-
pusng the Russian troops. II they attempted 70 70 enter
them.
Austria proclaims the right justly belonging to rur-
key and the ales Of making all the movements which
may suit them for the purpose OF attacking either the
Russian troops or tho Russian territory.
IL Ia consequence Of her altitude in the Princ'pslties,
for any other cause, Austria SHOULD Ind herself at var
9Th Russis; the alliance offensive and defensive between
her France and England, shall be established BY the fact
Of the
H. befre the end Oh the present year, 1854, Russia
should not havo made propositions which considered
acceptable aud which good aud durable peace the
Three Powers si advise tho Of obtasing thai
peace.
Tho Three High contracting Powers bind themselves
to ac:cpt any proposition for tho estabiShment
Of peace without having deberAtsd upon Il in couAoo
Such are the terms Of th important treaty. I
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TuE OLDEST INuApirASr-Theseis nov living II tbs
county, Gays the abingdon vrgnian, lady, .ho us b
ievc. the Oldest person iu Vgins. Ms. Mary Oclhe
residing about miles FROM AbingdoD beyond ~
hundred and twenty years old. aud b beloved - -
hundred and thirty. Although Me-. Coikns be-
reached this extraordinary sec abe jet attcods TO grtk
resides and in,rm.ut states that abort time bark
be her carrying heavy bucket u water up asp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-30

POP CRAcxERs.-Himnon Lehman a full grown person
was aned IS by tho Mayor yesterday for 6riug pop
crackers at tho corner Of 81 aud Broad streets
eve.
Hans Doul fined g. so Tor similar offence on Broad
street same night
Watchman Reid who made his report testified that Dou
she passing his door. Whether he did 60 by design
not he unable to say.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-30

No ExANISArIcS.-Yestcrday fixed by the Mayor
for the examination into the OF Richard Lambeth
who stan charged with the murder of Humphrey, a
slave. the property Of Caogn Beui !, but the Justices
falling TO assemble il was de erred until the regular
which commences on Monday week.
The examination in the of Manchester, Whitman
and iidmphreys, charged with passing counterfeit mon
has been also deferred until the same period.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-30

Dtsr srp ov.-Johu tho properly or Mr.. Farrar Who
on Tuesday lass ordered thry-niue by the Mayor
Tor shooting at FrAuss Crveen watchm,n at the new
gas wosks On Saturday night last ordered twea,y.
i've more GU yesterday be administered this mornin.
practical way this TO teach this elias, tho improperly
Of holding and especially using fire arms.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-30

BAD ExANrLx.-DAniel Rogers q man at least about
yeirs old vas SUNNI mel before the Mayor ester.
day for GrinI pop crackers christmas day.
The witness In this case being absent it continued
until this morning.
No wonder young folks should engage this misehe-
vous sport, when old men the example.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-30

CoSrIsuED.-Two summonses az inst John Kelley and
Edward Chdcss for drlug pop crackers on BsOa Sire
d,h christmas day, Continued Oh yests rday
by the mayor until this mvrning.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-30

r. VINO Mrrrisg-A meeting Of the Wings Of Heurco
county will be held the Court House Of county OIL
Monday next at IL o'clock H. for the purpose Of
ing delegates to the Wing Convention for the nomiuso
of a candidate for Governor.
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MARRIED..

In this city, Tuesday the Revf Moore,
Mr. DAVID PAAI, Mis-, CAastsE O. CoLLiER both Rochester,
N.Y.
Tuesday, the 18Th ins by Jas b. raylo Dc. II.
Rox to Mss slLiIS q. CARLTON. all OF Hanover county