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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-13

For the eight months commencing with January and
ending with August, the returns show total Of arrivals
OF Irish 1913 Germans 400 making with natives of
other countries, grand total OF 209,4l4.
The Constitution of Florida provides that the seat OF
Government shall be removed from b present position at
the end OF five years from the first session OF the sga
ture to DO held under it, That time now at hand and
tue people Of the State sgtang the subject, in public
meeting Tallahassee the present location Of the capitol
Is two hundred miles from the geographical ceu,re OF the
State and at least hundred and fly miles from the
centre Of actual population. The State House IL stated TO
be- IN dapidated condition aud this Is urged an adj
donal reassn. The voters vote upon the question
OF removal or mo removal" OF the general election 10
october next OIo OF the public meetings 10 Marion cour-
ty looks forward with interest to the time "f,s, ap
proschng when 'BOTlegs' aud his tribo wi seek for
home In the West which will add some 200 miles to the
present settlement" And 10 further anticipated that
the Indiana once gone, their place will be filed by an
almost numberleas rush OF Inhabitants AID instead OF tho
crack OF the Indian rifle will DO the busy hum OF the IN
dustou' husbandman.n These arc cheering antcip,-
tons The white population Of tho State 10 1850 was
4,O49.
ELECTRIC TELEoRAPH BETWEEN ESGLLSD AID ANERf.
cA.-The project Of connecting Geographically, Great
Britain with America b at the present moment seriously
engaging tho attention Of the scientific commercial
men Daring engineers sanguino Of the practicsbity
OF laying submarine cable directly the Atlantic
rom GilEay TO Cape Rioe, Ia Newfoundland The
chief question IT, whether " line laid an sectc
current can pass through three thousand mile OF cable
Professor Faraday and Others, whose opinions be
regarded as Teighy, believe that could And So
says the Glasgow Commonwealth by far tho larger proper
ton Of scientific men favor the route to America Via
Scotland
ITO escape the at preson. dubious pa,b," says
well Informed writer IN the current number Of tho Qusr
tery Review, proposed TO carry the cable from tho
Northermost point OF the Highlands Of Scotland Ice
and by way OF the Orkney, Shetland, and Fonoe Islands
to lay from Icslandacross 20 the nearest point In
Greenland thence down the COST to Cape Farewell where
the cable would again take TO the water span Davis,
straits and make right away across to Labrador to Que
bee. Here II would lock 10 With the Nor American
meshTork Of wires which hold themselves out Ike an
open hand for the European grasp This psn quite
quire be more than 900 mile, long; add as IL seems
pretty certain ihat sand bank extends with good sound
lpgs. 81 the way to CIpo Farewell there would DO little
difficulty In moorng the cable TO level and soft bottom
The only obstacle that SEQ 10 tho strong partially Of
the E+quln,ut tor old iron. TIE pense Of mix.
log ADD laying the cable would not be much moo th,n
double that Of bulldog tbs new Westminster Bridge
across the Thames,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-13

MAaaIAas ov Tvaxrn pasosss AT Cossrlsrt.
SorLs-ihs cerem'oy OF the sspousils Of Ali Galib
Pasha. son OF Redschd Pasha and The Princess Fat-
una. daughter Of the 'ltan. commenced the morn.
ing Of the 7,h Instant Al uino o'clock the pr.sentS
given by tho Sultan tn his daughter lsn Ch,agan Sc.
rail- preceded BY numerous body Of pasLas. generals
and officers. 10 their gala uniforms. with body Of in.
fsnuy aud fine band Of music playing marital airs
Then came upwards Of loo pages carh bearing IN his
head salver which placed baskets ct huw err
and swestmeats. asefuy eaveluPed Ia gauss of vsr-
handles and knobs. followed and these were succ ed.
ed by the nchan takim objects invariably presented TO
bride, consisting Of pair VI pat AMI hand mir
or tor use al The bath the former Of gold en,m.
eled. the buad straps richly studded with btilan,s
and the buck and hsods VI the mrvr were equally OF.
nauieuieJ with jewels.
An antsi (petuc at) sparkling with diam ,nJs was
also exhib'ted and, faally, two ch,r-a-,auc. 6lld
with trunks. o'ntslning. among uher precious ubjrc g.
an sbundancs VI French millinery decorats III Or.
entl person Of tho princess. To tn % were addcI a
purse On behalf VI the bridegroom. coataininy IN lion
Ut pasres IN the shape Of PIN uuney. This Train VI
Pashas aud esen's embarked. after ten minutes, ride
IN twenty eight boats. pulled zach by ten ineu ami in
uPwardso oae hundred aud fy kaiks. aud pnu eeJed
up the Bosphorus to All Gallo Pasha's palace.
on the 9Th aud 9Th several interesting ceremonies
tok place In the Sultans hatem. VIZ: The BRIDE was
conducted TO the bath, her igsrs and tie nails dyed Tad
with hsnna aud her hair decorated with ieweIry The "a
ate thee distinct ceremonies. Ga the morning IF the
10Th the bridegroom repaired &, the pliace, whsrs tho
grand Vz'ef the ministers. aud all the Rrandees receiv
I'd him IN state, and the akdoonik,h UT ceren,ny uf
espousals, was duly performed; afterwards the whole
party moved TN in grand style the grand viz,er (sur
founded ~ his sHlf) and the bridegroom bringing up
the rear. towards Batalinan. An Immense cJncourse
was collected the line Of the procession Consisting
chiefly Of the fair sex. whu seemed To interest them
selves particularly On the OCCASION.
The evening Of the 10Th was fixed for the zfafpu-
edgessi, or night OF introduc ion, when the frun.e
pasha would behold his modest bride for tho first ,.
The oriental custom Of their supping together on boil
cd fowl would it said. be duly observed and next
morning The ceremonies would be wound up by the
young Iashas visit To kiss the dust of the feet of his
imperial athern.law, and the hem of the garment of
each OF the princess other near relatives. Owing to
The difficulties Of the day. the usual five DAYS and Ave
n'ghs rejoicing were put aside. and dinner was the
only treat given To the Turkish officials
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-13

TRUE WoNAs.-aichsel Curran arraigued before
the Mayor yesterday Tor violent assault upon his fe
Ann Curan, on Sunday last. Oh:er Sal, who wentt
the "omtns assistance, iounl her seated on the foo
bruised aud breeding proflsey. Wnen called on 10 wv
t'uit han her nusolud that he drunk aud had An
cuse Tor exhibiting temper willis she sober and ba
nome That he hadn't hurt her much aud she did no,
think he would beat her again.
rhi' simple candid confession the fruit of the love he
poor woman bore her husband, without effect Oh
the Mayor, who dismissed the complaint with an aJmoni
ton TO the prisoner.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-13

RIVER ASD HAZE II lNPaUvENESr The veto of the
River aud Hirb"r Bill by President Pierce not only pu,
stop TO all Improvements contemplated by the bill in oue.
ton but has caused great sacrifice Of gnv.rnm .nt pro
perry used Tor the removal Of bars s,gs &c few dave
since two snagboats soil ST. l. ius for SO 600 the
cost OF which the season before $T2 OOO This tran
action has aroused great deal Of in the Wes,
where IL is regarded giving the al blow to all hone
that this Administration would relent hostility TO the
necessary improvement of Wes,-in rivers f. il puor
consoton for tho people of that to kuo that the
Presdens Veto will prove fatal to his Admin
as any snag or sawyer TO steamboat for if BY any DOS
soility the democratic party could get or the Nebraska
sandbir, the Veto snsg will send the whole concern TO
the bottom. The eight thousand doll received for the
snag boats will do something however toward making
good the seven million compliment Santa Anna, or in
making repaaton for the damage done to the property OF
friendly nations at Greytown.
EHIGRArIoS-EFFEcIs OF THE WAR IN EURoPE-The
effects Of the hostes wagng the Southern from.
tiers OF Russia and which promise before long TO extend
themselves into the heart of Germany are beginning 10
make themselves apparent 10 tho statistics OF emigration
to this country I, will be from the folio wing table
OF the arrivals of foreigners during the past month
that there Is amongst them an unusua ly large
proportion Of Germans who they are tho most likely
to be Immediately affected by the present unfor
state OF things the European continent are naturally
more readily induced to transport themselves to land
where they find protection for their families and ex
empon from the bardships OF military service The i'm
migration for August, classified according TO nationass
was a folloHs.-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-13

The following notice which appeared in the Dispateh
OF yesterday, indicates that the appointment Of super.
inehdens Of the erection Of the new Custom House in
this city, ia not very hyorsbly received by portion of
the "sPartsns." Those who have rendered the party
some service it seems have been uuceremonously set
aside to make room for who il is said has never
given Democratic vote here, Is yet citizen Of vir
gnia, and ii is doubtful whether he is a citizen Of the
Uaed States" But the notice speaks for itself:
Public NorcE.-The Democratic Party Of Rich
nond are respectfully asked IL they will submit to the no
cent appointment OF Mr. Lybrook by the Secretary Of
the treasury as Superintendent OF the erection Of the
new Custom House
70 said that Mr. l.. has never given a Democratic
vote here, not yet citizen of Ygna aud |. is DOUBT
ia whether he is citizen Of the United States.
Inc attention OF the " Hlrd.workiog Democracy" tho
heonancs Of our party is respectfully called this slur
upon thelr integrity and capacity public meeting
the true Democracy 10 suggested by
A RICHMOND DEMOCRAT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-13

HUsrisds CouRr.-Ths court was occupied ,esterd,,
I'm the case OF Charlotte negro girl the property OF
Nj Hay Holmes. Of fredericksburg who was on trial for
the murder Of her own child.
as her counsel. ~
After delberation the found her guilty Of murder
IN ,ne second degree and sentenced her to
ana sale beyond the limits OF the United States
recommendation for pardon from the Governor was
sgned by three members Of tho court. Two did no.
sign the recommendation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-13

RoBBISo THE DEip-Au aged free negro named VIM
Stenar, WHO was arrested Monday evening. BY con
stable Lewellsn for robong the dead body OF Jno TINS
ley negro, over which inquest had been held WAS
brought before the Nay yesterday.
appears that the old grey headed sinner took sdy
tage OF the sudden decease OF his friend 70 gbtsn hi
P' ckes OF slOS thinking DOUBT that the dead
not possibly be benefited by the money aud tina, il had
better DO applied to relieve the necessities OF the living
Tue Mayor ordered the poor devil thirty lashes
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-13

COMMODORE PERRr.-The editor of the New York Cou.
rer and Enquirer writing to that paper from London
August 24th remarks
As an American and personal friend of Commodore
Ferry am delighted to hear the terms In which he |,
spoken OF in high quarters here and by the officers Of
the Army and Navy. at the Senior United Service
and the Army ard Navy" Clubs. 1t is conceded on
all hands that be has executed bis great mission with
!raordnsy tact aud judgment, united to ndomitable
irmness In reply, to the questiou-Rhat will your gov
eminent do for him t causes blush OF shame to arise
when am compelled to auswe--nothino.
1T refused the veteran Scott the poor compliment OF
brevet Tor the conquest Of MeIc under
which abundanty prove that he the only man living
who could have accomplished IL with the means placed
his disposal Add who doubt but hat il will tres
Perry with the same ndgnity But be this as It NAV
Ferry mas won Tor himself name aud fame, eclps
even by that Of his gallant brother whose heroic deed
IN Lake Erie will live until the language 10 which they
are recorded ceases to exist Our present Government
may re uss TO do the Commodore honor because they
sired his failure n consequence Of tn. japan expedition
having been Wbig measure but the people will not
forget him or the Administration which was striving TO
cripple him at the very moment Of his success
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-13
PER y g 1aR St.am.lin ..l1m..tn,,n.

Fds'engers per 8 Adh StedtqJip 'ansstoten Cdr,u
Dig, md'ter, from Hew York, S<JL iin, 1885
Beale, Martin sweeney, Walker O. sebbns II Lasbe
Brown Anderson, John ELaughton James JauKhton
love, Smith snstd, os'her Heblnsteln, Lazy, Mrs
Addition, AVei lady nt Mr. Oiphn and adv
Geo wilde, RaI.el Jenkins as Bachannsn Nice and
IaIy hrPgou and child, Prancis Pgout Bottehe Low.
sa,haI h,hsr ds,,bmey, NJ, Alien Mis-, Mar,en
RUSSELL Parsons, Mrs Pspiiit q O Baker Mrs wI,on III
children, Jane, woodrow, Ii, Higgins, d v Ames
wlhsns Eson, John Cooper, James Riley, Oha Nor.
hs", Israel PS,t, NJ, isonird, COBB W LsrSg
d Deane, NJ bcott ", Mr. EeEton Miss Oooper N
waugh John futile, Geo TTue, TutiIe lady and shd ~
hIlea and lady, MeCaulII--And ID In ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-13

unlawful AssEBtI-Oncer Scale yesterday remarked n ~.
MI "a, case o. John Wurse charged With having an
Asu assembly OF negroes In his Of
ee on sunday last The officer stated that on passing tbs
oo ne M Two negroes Upon going In he saw three
An1ing A The counter and In more
o oshind screen 10 the OF them having paeL Of
10 ny hand The whole number In the at one time
osng over h The oeer considered duty report the
Wurse before Mayor 70 answer The
charge OF unlawful assembly.
by way OF an admoniton for the future " '>"'' W.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-13

kkr9Rrs-The following 10 the number of reports
made to the Mayor by each officer for the three mon tbs
ending July 18th:
John Pearcc, s; O. Q. johnson, II; Clement White
10 W. D. Page, ?; W. H. Irving. so; G. W. Il. Tyler,
10; W; ~ Kelly. 10; F. Wheat, Is; g. S. Trueheart,
o-makng the total number Of reports for tho three
months, Que hundred aud forty. three
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-13
ANNEXATION OF SANDWICH IsLASns.-The San
Francisco Herald remarks.

ANNEXATION OF THE SANDWICH IsLASDs-The San
Francisco Herald remarks:
The most notable of the fortnight is the recent
OF the intelligence here Of proposition on the part OF the
Hawaiian Government for the of the Sand scb
Islands 10 the United States Nothing has tanspired re-
atVe TO the terms OF the treaty of which goes by
the steamers today to Washington but enough is known
to establish the fact that they advantageous in the
eme' and will be readily acceled to by the General Go
vernment.
All the members Of the Hawaiian Priyy Council with
the execution OF two in favor of the and
the old King himself auIiouH be Invested of tho
Of unsubansl royalty, is OF the chief promoters Of
the measure The heir app, rent however is very unvil
ling to see the sceptrs from his Jsrous house and
by no means reshcs the idea Of being reduced to the lev
ell OF plain American citizen.
The Alto California says
We are now assured through tho medium of one who
IS behind the scene in the Sandwich Islands, that il is
positive TACT that the Restless brought here way 10
Washington for acceptance decd OF cesson OF the do
n'non Of King Kamehameha. This s certainly the most
important piece OF have received since the repor,
oil the japan treaty. and have doubt that the nior
nation Is perfectly What the term, OF the ces-
sion are, have Of course but We
they are Of favorable character.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-13

fuSisnkp Matthew, the property Of VIM. Allen, wa.
yesterday ordered whipping by the Mayor Tor ,bro.inp
day last. ~ " 1855
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-13

wat Pont on Wednesday morning. the 9Th OF ssp,sbsr
ward o. Mayo OF this city. e " ' '>'' -
Lovely ~ character and person. intelligent mind and pure Ia
heaIL she has len many deep mournef for her lose
~ Other paper, will please copy. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-13

CusroN HOUSE CoLLrcroR-Wn. n Harrison, ESQ
mas been appointed by the President as Collector OF
customs Tor this port Tbs appointment Is judiciou
aud popul ar one.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-13

oumoer Of persons 10 Martinsburg Va, who psriook
"eeT "oi Of ovT.ripo ~A;ermslons, which had jus,
oeen imported we're seized with choers symptoms on
f"dy '' aud In fow hours some ton or twelve death,
occurred
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-13

RAILROAD lRos-The brig Sailor arrived at City Point
monday with iron for the Richmond aud Danyle Rail.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-13

MAkkIEu.


On .he l2h instant by the IT. Rev John Mcg Mr. PATRICK
OF Edward heAdAn, Ksq, Of this city. N b"''
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RICHMOND MARxr1,s c..

"Si noNb nAhhEIS, September 10
"oaseo-Priees are without material change. We ouo. ,v.
-, " ~, leaf SoS to M medium qualities sTx 10 Sc
and me shipping generally % to ii6 very sup.yor
70. VI W ''Si very hne Slb to
"hesI-Prime white ., selling a ~ so an reLtIs
HESTER WHITE, Commission Merchant.
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FOR FALL AND yyUNTRn s.Trc

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Note Not f F.p.I and Envelopes. Of
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ia ps"1 ps al. Ss;
Merchant, vim please call and examine.
lhe rices will be low for cash approved credit
e Teachers viii be supplied School sooi. and s,lons.
BE-. SSSf Binding in ali Its ',so % s.,Do,pu 70, m
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houses and others I. Tpe co. 1871 Main
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T iI,i.i.: ss.lsy 5' $; g S:a ~
SSyi g. s. shy 81 fsni IA me, ,,o,, AGO.
"fn Of w'''A'" ds z s' T. s WISH Place.
MEL W. Ros,gns scIooL ron YOUNG LApns
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NEs% YORK TO GLAsGow.-Theo Clyde scr,.
under. .ssAAAE,
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Prom New York. CLYDE Saturday 4h November a, IL o'clock
Rates Of passage nlevnd fees nciudedJ Cabin eI5 AIm-
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with good and comfortable cooked provisions Al ESQ.,
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Passengers having their prsona luggage only provide and
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Money granted Glasgow sums Of 81 sterling ana
upwards, payable on demand. .e9-eotilho
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL AUADEny-VoI,-
na ,ooS5 9 o ~ , 0i n i1a s III Ms
on the let Monday In October next and end the 18th Of July
unds,gnsd spare pains ave satisfaction TO their
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me course will embrace the Latin and Greek
matte, aud English studies French spani'h Italian
Evsry pupil 10 expected ,,udy least one Of ID. Ancient
TERMS:
For Classics and Mathsmaes, $50 90
snsI sI,r. shsfs. Ior fu, Win also BE- m.d. :" '"
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Ysn iuspses % enter pupils viii confer ss, favor By
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Judge VIM W Crump, Hugh YryJr
mos, yhos pean, MIdeberger Smith,
Major Augu mr. n n. ,,Ins,o,
vhos Dossei, JHC Tyler,
va marm.dats johnson, wstar II Harrison,
GhSA dekvoy, VIM b HsryIs,
mug M 10 yJnn > caife Dr. VIM Haskins,
" W bnnTton, David Burr,
NAPt IN hiehArdson. Isaac Davenport.
Potnldtrn.
VIM Scott, Phil s, Geo Cooke,
Miles selden, RIeha d Trnmsn
VIM W CT
Edward scott Jr,, Tho. s.,nv ~
Or. Tho. Mckenzie. ss Ben i rI FGSse'
Or J Archer d o WeKr,h,,
nos fadsn Jr, Dr. Etwd Arthur.
49,, ~. wv % sai VIM Graves,
DR.. Sidney walk, Dr. Scps..
Vim A Cooke, Reh'd Mere.
las II Moody,
Gooeiland.
= = Allen, Jas A Morson,
ism rIavilisn, T.osT T.hb,
,v ynn nhntihs, DR.. RIB walker,
I'm IN, . s,anaid, DIR Il Powell,
Amelia.
Lewis Z Harvey Geo Rves,
."os No'ie, Fgbert
n n hasters, Wm J Barfsdale,
Neher, VIM 4 Archer,
NIB The ohild EN-, FANCY DRESs soREE will t,t.
on sKoAY evening S September 18th, 1854 Children AZ.
'ehdngHe requested TO appear 10 Fancy Dress
dren. N ~ '"e oHi'
The soiREe under the Supervision Of Mr.. MoEvor.
&2O.000 TO ESQ 900 wANTRD:-TO extend
svuedry and Engine Works This 10 opportunity seldom Of
n AAKa.a na- ms
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-13

PinuEE pRorEcroy HARTFORD
The Protection Insurance Company Of Hartford Conn.,
ny with e.plta tsoooo which his transacted
business In IRE risks for about
GU agents In vaEioIS cieg
Canada including IN Baltimore Hartford Time of Fri
day, - -
The fac, did not surprise gres. extent h,
company has been embarrassed Tor The in.
ONE OF TIE once large Aad in the absence extraori
nary number OF hes hoped soon be
aee ID overcome Its emo
durtnE the time h:ve been urpans soy ether
teri NJ ouF or and the In Mvnu
other places have added to the abilities the Of
nee nsn heonid bear SO Of the directors
the ha, the company eSud hav, by
Gaining IN the shrhoders raising something IN r.
by horosns Ths notes probably pedse secure en-
aus seady made and abe question Is
THIS Is the company inirotedf 10 evident
wo Ia hsv been kept could tsey En .nyhing II
sight at daylight We satisfied however,
1870
rhe heavy rates that has paid for enioemeut, we're
weights npoht VI ae which
may De differences OF opn!on There are
hsd with he e1rren: sta nd thorough
ton will probably be demanded AMI TIE ther
e, Ia th' eiy stand ready % meet all demands ag,ins them
ana vi" 50 proaing probably the
inat has ''n Those who hold policies Protection Com
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