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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-01
LATER FROM MENlLU-rHE INSURGENTS
tU"IDRlDI'S

NEW ORIFAs. AUG. 2~.--Wo hay. date from
Rio Grandc to the 18th lh" revolution III l"mHu!i-
pas, was spreading and several towns had alhcr,j.
4 ti.ht took place on the 18th, near Maiauora.,
when the sur, cents victorious, ANA totally rnG.
ed the Government troops.
General Carnival Ii again in tie field, anl form
ing bands of rebels, wh" Say they VIII follow 4si" nL
all haznrds. Affairs wcI. much unsettled, "h Indl.
cations of Il formidable, revolution.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-01
FIRE AT BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Aug. "a fire broke out Il; i""!ocIc
this morning in the lumber yard of Mcssrs stephen
George Il Sons. on Green street above Lexington
street. The flames spread with great rapdiy, and
soon extended tu ia" rear of the hUE>,.s
Lexington Markc; space. The extensive packing
tablishmcnt nf Mc>-r-. Stewart, Sweeney y Go. was
the first 10 suffer. and the m:ihmmubc nature "i Il.
contents added fuel to the lam,s, and it
heap of smoulrlcrng ruins The groccry establish
ment OF Mcs,rs Louis u Dorsey wn- also '.' sir"E"l
with nearly all lts contents. The total los
was about $4,000 which there is an insurance 81!
about Sl50ID. 1t was UNUSUAL large fire for BGiu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-01
By the arrival OF the Asia WE are informed that

"On the Eth July The Briti-h steamers Ncsuvius
and Spiltirc started up the Danube 10 where Captain
Parker was lately killed. On arriving al the snail
tnwn ri Sulina they landed and get il on fire. Iy
O'Clock III the ucrnunu the who'll town was III ruins.
Nothing Wa spared but the church and lighthouses
Whc.c isay< the y. Y. National Deuocratl Is nll
that fiery dcnumciniion which rcsoundcd 50 louGIy
at The News ui lhc destruction Vi Greytown? Does
ease nrw, aMd employed "tw" scaluera' i!,siend ol
one little slVop of war; Why is the press scnt-has
it loving Tenderness towards the "mohcr country!'
Here is splendid chance for decp-toned thunder.--
The town was small and dcfencccss-two war steam
were employed in its destruction; it was set on
fire mot from the vcs.cls) by landing the troupnNnd
easily DESTROYED in few hourF.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-01
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-Arcr,r

There were offered at Alerton Drove nr! !i"-'HN.
2I66 head of Beef Cattle. :. Cows and Calves, ~
Veal Calves, and -. Sheep ami Lambs
Pricr,-Bcct Cattle, shIy; Cows and Calves, 81
a3I Veal Calves. $iaG; Sheep"n foot, S2ai l.mmh-.
T., 5onI Swine ia.Ic. The number OF latter Offered
and sold was GO 4 steady business has been dom dn-
ring the week prices showing no material variation
in those n the week preceding The Anticipated short
cropof corn tavors an impression among Ill" dr"'rr'
that cattle will be next winter. But 80 II ~
early yr for rational spcculaons this head 'hc pur
pose probably is 10 strengthen present prices. SOM
few lots extra sold as high us $40
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-01
BALTIMORE. Arc. 3o.--Salrs Of

BALTIMORE AUG. 3o.Sal"s Of Howard Sti'.'
Flour u, 80, City Mills $s'i0 Wheat slcndy. la-Er
sales oi good 10 prime white have been mad nj 40
10 81 ~: red Wheat ~ to SID cents. Corn H. !n
proving .-al"s OF white al yellow nj - n - cents.
NEW YORK, Ar". :a.-FI"ur has slightly d'c''
ned. Sales o.: Southern NJ 500 Il SO >a.c, ";
Southern white Whcat a -. White Corn - = 10
c,y.: yellow ~ Il ~ ctS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-01
1N,: HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

D ANYWAY rom III" subscriber, ON Sunday night, the
II oin o, July. Negro Woman named LrCRETlA-
sl sb0u, 30 years old dark brown, above the
,n,ln ar ii, nnd well lropcr,ionei She had when she
,ei' large bundc o. clothing. have every reason -
c"yc ht- been furnished with pass tree papers
all -!y" so II taken in Rocking shnm Augusta; S20
.aS-l any where IN Virginia OF the above named
coau-; so i; taken III Maryland. and 500 ii taken in
say aer STATE.
y address is Brdscwatcr, Rockingham county, rir
;as q. X. GIBBONS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-01
Cu>TttuERS, FRIENDS AND TIE

= ie'qrned business on my own account and am
se'!TInc handsome assortment of goods in the
. ne, shu!l continue to add TO my stock from
: 'T'E :, rr;il get full supply-my goods will bo
s'SaF au@ins disposed Of the old stock. there
Ery nnd respectfully invite my old customers,
:: he public 10 cal! on me at my old stand. 81 Main
,.yFnS 70 each my personal attention when they
y J. =, - rnl on me. TNEO. ROBERTSON,
! y q ~ ware aud Cutlery, No. IS, Main street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-01
vr,,ou- rI,-Ep At THE SOTTU

New ORLEANS Aug. .s.--The yellow fever Is in
crcusinr. The deaths from the fever during the week
ending ut noon to-day one hundred and eighty
seven.
SAVANNAH, Aug. 2s-Thc deaths from yellow fever
during the last five duys were lnrty seven.
GAIyrsroy, tTExAsl Aug. 25.-There is consider
able yellow fever prevailing i'll Galveston, and the
Journal advises strangers TO stay away.
CHARLEs1os, Aug 2S.-The yellow fever is raging
very badly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-01
rITTEEy DOLI,RS RENARD

y II pay N" above reward iOr The delivery nj my
ann III Charles Ci:y ot my man Robert or SO II de-
'~ 20 . III Richmond. Robert i brown. about feet
r.c"- IN height. su.n. or rather shy in his
H!'h good features and eyes Of specuiur i2t color
purchased iron: lEc OF nr Augustine C:Inp,
~ Erm: aud spends most OF his time In t!,a ucigh'
ri: l. sometime, about the mill Of NJ. james VI. Tay
g ienrico, and III the city o; Richmond.
l.: 2!L---clw NM 81 HARRISON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-01
rl.tSK ROAD SOTJCE

. ::h,1'rs o! tac Chr. t!amt Vile and Kcysville
- - H.sa C"mpnny are hereby notified that the
!. -, hoa1d q Directors have ordered requi.i.
sga'' per snare 20 be pnid monthly. on the
S,.-eac.ng on the first day o. August, and 70 con,
= Is 'H.i notice shal remain in They are also
4. "'l,"s!' the same in the Farmers Bank of Vir.
T. ,'e,i., ., the Company.
. 3: IA" BDnrA.
g," II. :. BACON, Clerk.
,'"y!,in5nd Wing and Examiner are renur ted
' t91'c once wc.k until otherwise ordered.
s-rf accounts 10 the Office of the Corn,uuy
\ .'"'I !Ur Lnyln,uf '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-01
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

m Il AWAY from N" subscrhcr, on the 18Th day OF
In !. prr>r nj mouth, negro named EDMUND.
II. j. iou ~ wears old feet inches h.h rather
NOR, my bull, than of his height generally are:
rcwu coo. ui. his head Is getting quite gray. On the
ss,y day OF my hcrses was taken from my PASTURE
III. ;r,s, caurcd horse with black and tail and
49, i.-. ,n :, lis knees ana iocks ] inclined 10
,b,k ,5t EnunL rode oil TIE horse they were both
,nis.ips on rEr sum" day.
r.war OF so will be given for said negro if taken out
n, the state md delivered safely 10 me, deposited in
.,, Jail in tie state, that get him: and $50 If
~ IN IL" STATE; and liberal reward will BE- gwen for
III. morse EDWIN J. BAkER,
'r,c .I-rw,f 'folIrsvillc luui.A cuuuiy YIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-01
70 FARMERS.

subscriber, who has mad fifteen years experience
y" management, o, some Of the best Farms III the
''d"- 10 get employment for the next year as un
= His price is three hundred dollars.
TIIOS. j. TREBLE.
Milford Depot, Aug. II, 1854.
REFERENCES:
va 4. E6; lor, Jour,nu Voolfolk, Robert Hudgin,
,,;.'.Got;c, Joseph Jcssce, milford, Caroline.
: Bowen. Albcnsrlc
T-HvItt. Port Royal.
E !oladay, Spots ylvania.
Z. fUn.tan, Clarke Aug. l9--cGw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-01
LANK ROAD NOTICE!-TO CONTRAC-

"?NSM.S will be received until the I'd day of Sep
'"ao": neX Tor letting to contract nine miles Of the
'a'a,;!!e bad Keysvilie Plank Road. Terms OF con.
F''i'. plans aud specifications OF tho work can be
~ Contractors al the office Of the company, AT Chris.
'." J. r. FINCH. President.
). .-.aM,S.utl MLir and Examiner couY-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-01
0NE urYnREn nnIIARS REWNKD.

I'VE s5y fcward wil be given for the apprehension
ssi delivery 20 me- in this city, of JACOB, who lett
Coal Pie. in lienrico on the 10Th OF april last He is
rs complexion 5 feet inches hish stcps and speaks
r. quickly bat s;ammers when confused He walks with
=, .HI.d"r lower than the right. He was well sup-
b w'h clothing lie was traced to the Petersburg
r. aud then 10 Norfolk. Ii taken OUT OF the State
-;sI.,d doars will bc given ior his delivery to me
L 10 Ia" State twe.!.y i've dollars.
l .. N'M Y TREST
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-01
AppoIETNE\IS BY THE PRESlDEN j.

SlIDlNIMENI.> Dl 4 '~-'
Rniurt J, Armstrong nf Iowa, Third Auditor OF 'ic
Treasury in the place OF Francis Burt appointed Go
vernon of Ncbrnska Territory.
Thomas c. Porter, late surveyor OF the Port "i
New Orleans, Collector ol Customs Ill pace oi aelo'
mon w. Downs deceased
Orleans to fin the vacancy occnsioucd by the promo
ton of Thomas C. Porter TO the collcctorship. :,
The vacancy in the appraisers "ti'ce occnSioned oy
the promotion of William +. Starke has not YET bee
III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-01
oTICE TO RAIL ROAD CONTRACTORS,

SAPOSALs are invited from date, b. the uudersign.
u =; this office 10! ih- graduation upon ou. sectious
c!tyik HEi Petersburg Rail Road embracing about
~ cubic yards uf earth excavation. The work is
.gy s.tua,ei easy OF access. and the country con.
'ac'e,U = abundant III supplies, and Of clhnutc
.:a.urablc Tor the prosecution Of the work at all
ia WIN. MALONE. Chief Eus'r.
! =. Ll-.. Nurtt.ll " A,,..iIsr ~ ls.ri-clm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-01
,(ErN DoILARS REWARD.

1J4NA"AY rom the subscriber ut PGmpoteke, in the
IL oi Hng William. in February last. Segro
- -4. Peter Fell Hc ia about Is years OF age; very
l e., - 10 beard and Is square hui,t
.as reward will be paid. if sppreisndcl out OF
co..:y %: h,us William s2j if apprsh.nd"d in the
kna:y Ia .Gi:"r case, 30 that let him. ,
iur lt--rg1 THOS. II. CARTER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-01
CONVICTION OF GABRIEL-EMlGRANIS1 10
KANSAS.

BosroS, August 29.'rhe Angel Gabriel VIZ con-
vcted OF disturbing thcpcace and tined So and "'.i
He was required also, give bail in $500 for his "oi
behavior for six months.
Six,y-sevcn frrc-s" cmi-rnns lei: for kansas TO-
lny
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-01
EXPERIENCED TEACHER.

4, ~ " E..ahTe OF Climate, has just resigned the
y oi hourishing Academy, and who will
....o'y references with regard TO character
I may Is desirUus of obtaining situation for
/. rsY"e tuition in some one Of the Southern
{ 70 prepared many students for honorable
Ia vT,,.ccd ,a'ccd classes of our first Colleges, he
Al, -, POSING himself for patronage.
,s-r,.s.u immediately. L. p. b.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-01
Aug. la--cGw
NOTICE.

o: RICHMOND & YORK RIVER r. r. co. I
itIcnMohD, July 10. 1854. )
in this Company are her by notified
'qGistlon o: ten dollars per share ia called for,
H.'ac Bank OF Virginia az Richmond, on or be-
- ny Of September next.
y . T." Board OF Directors.
l. " MORTON, Secretary and Treasurer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-01
FI'SIDN 4 I\ND'

FI'SION 4 ENDW-NOrHING CONVENTIONS.
p,nrI,>p, Nh. Aa-u,, ;9.-Ihr Nl.-s. fUr-
Su :. and Morrill, Democrats hrld 'hcr county con-
ycntiolI4 here to-riay. and nominated fusion iI"h"t
for county officers aud Stat" Scnnt"rs.
The Know. N"tlIug Convention WAS also held mere.
but their nominations lay. not !ispircd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-01

ONE III NDHED uUI.l.AhS KEW ARD
" EORtt lett the Conl Mpcs in llenrcO, sunday
NJ 'ac i.h June with pass to Richmond He is
n:c gent rmi slri:n'y black Negro, about twenty
o: age i've feet nine inches IN hc;chth;
..,-, when he speaks month small and very round
purrha. "i rGm Charlotte svillC, or liz n-sh!or!ood
,sTr as ra."d.
To scoro yavsri will be paid for his delivery unnjur
ii 'I-C,E Agent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-01
IlALE TEACUENS IVINTED-

w..Sc o' the GAINESVILLE Alabama Female Col.
:aer. ,,H;m - employ four Southern Ladies ne as.
49,. onn "H rchool One TO tuke charge Of the
.'Aa, Nr,;o 70 ,chcn @ the higher English branches;
ssalwork. "''' an" one 10 give instruction
:! " :, E'lt be paid 10 those who coms wel, rc.
~. otsce. 'o''e experience in teaching;
Aug l2-cts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-01
.yu,s BROWN a. SH01

ItTINSfnN ,.N "a ssTIUUh,
['s,sos,ST MERCHANTS, RICHMOND.
F. Sc a"eh'ion TO sales Of Flour, Grain To.
Tn S. B. BROWN,
J. ii. SHOOK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-01

THE RUSSIANS AND THE WAE.--Thc N,w
York Journal ot Commerce hns al interesting letter
from -. Petersburg, which, after giving an ink
lin %! what = "in On there in reference To ihc wa.
says:
Tie exaggerated reports which appear in Enel!-
and French Journals IN regard p the condition u! ST.
Peter. burg often uIyinuslv rUtrue ns no; even
(" merit contradiction. Such the foolish stories
that the Emperor I4 -nHc, that Count NCss"lrodG has
been hi>sl III The streets, AMI thar the Heir Ap,a-
rent tu the throne. in conjunction with ma.Iy leading
noblcmcn, has catered solemn prot, st against the
further prosecution ui the war. Al ding, from ST.
pctcrsLurg irnd tn show that thee arl many -inrr
stories are not even founded upon fact hui e., yet
thr court, III" mobility and III" people. rel,!u umi:cd
ia the determination "i firm resistance (" their lucs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-01
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-09

Matthias viii appear again this evening. The enter
isinmeht provided COMPRISES the "Vatican IN
Rone,n grand advertisement, and the Chinese
pantomime Of "Kimka.n Mr.. Burton and his ~
tented company are to appear toZiorrow night
NATIONAL THEArRE.--The drama OF Tom
Cringle,o tte blrletfa OF "A Lad in the Wonderfu
Lamp the farce of the young Scamp" and
dancing by Mr.. Diamond, comprise the bill Of en-
tertainment presented by the manager for this eve
ming. Mr.. ]. r. Scott and Miss Hathaway are
much appIauded nighly.
AMERICAN MusEuM-The moral drama entitled
the .sOd Brewery" ia to be played both this after
| noon and evening the cast remaining the same "a
| last night.
HIproproME.-The two mile foot race Is to come
| of this evening. Among the competitors are the
| rival champions, Barlow and Giinall. The prizes
| are $50, $50 and $40.
WOoD's MINsTRELs are as amusing as ever, and
| drawing full houses nightly. The progr amme pro
vided for this evening consists OF several OF thel
most popu ar melodies.
BUCKEYES SBRENADERs. The new burlesque o.
the Bohemian Girl" win be repeated to night. II
il produced with new scenery, dresses and dee0ra
tions, and no doubt will have long and successful
run.
| Madame Grisi and Signor Mario win leave Emf
land tois dsy, by the stesmer Baltic, for New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-09

was in better demand The sales reached 4s o00 bushels
CSC for unsonnd es Toe for Western mixed and
~ T4c for round yellow per bushal.
CcTIoS-The sales estimated a. not less than
LOCO haies The market closed steady at Mondays off,
cisI quotations
CoiIIE Tho market was more active With aggregate
sales of about 2, % bags Of Rio, az Zoe. a10Ic
IREcRTs Rates to Liverpool continued doll, with
light sgenents About COO to 700 baes Of
cotton engaged ct ~ and afterwards vessels
dsnaneed s-led Per ID. Grain and Hour nominal
About too bushels Of wheat engaged by the Alps
terms not stated, ,ugh reported low nd
Sd per bufhel and 1000 bbls were engaged by
sailing vessel at Ia 70 London engagements were re-
ported Two vessels we're engaged To load with coal At
Pictou, fo New York. at 81 per ton. To HAvre 200
Of tsken at lc ID Cotton and bone
scrd engaged &c 900 feet Of yellow Pine lumber at $40
Per To California rates were dull at 4Oc 45c.
FRur.-Raisins quiet. % bales of Languel0c
almonds sold at Ice.
old shipping, and at Soc for new, per 100 lbs
Iron We noticed sales of 10 tons Of Scotch pig at
| Sal So, six mon this.
LINE -Roehland was selling at 81 for common, and
No1AssasThe sales embraced rs bbls New Orleans at
Gee, 80 hhds Porto Rico at 26c. a2shc, and 30 do
| CUBA muscovado at 24c.
NAVAL s1oREs.-Transsetions were light 100 bbls.
spirits urpentDe sold at 47c and 100 bb rosin at 81
0us.-whale, sperm, and olive remained quiet, but
firm Linseed was in fair request, at 79c soc. per
Provisions Pork was more sought after. The sales
embraced 900 bbs., At 81 Sl2 l2h for mess, and
The sales comprised us pigs at 6hc o4c for sheul
dsrs, and 6Sc 71sc for hams per h. Lard was pur-
per ID No change occurred in beef the sales Of which
reach only 1870 bills. Butter and quiet at
| old rates =.
RIcE--Sales of about so, casks were made at s375
81 37 per 100 lbs. The market active, with good
demand.
! SARpSEs cases were sold at Coo. per box.
SUcaRs-Thc market the present week has shown less
animation than prevailed daring the past week, though
prices continued steady They embraced 400 500 hhs
! Cuba muscovado, at Axe, Axe. bHc
ToPACco.-Tke market for Kentucky was quiet Seed
i leaf was firm. Spanish in better request The
sales Of the past two days embraced 40 hhds Kentucky
At INC &c. 212 bales Of Havana at 2c. &c., 250 do.
sagua private TERMS and 1l9 Of Ohio seed leaf
| at &c. q $40.
WmsEEyThis days business did not exceed 1870 bills
at 81 c fer Ohio and 30c for Jersey cash; with 125
hhds drudge, at Sic. 81 ac time, &c, per galon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-09


NAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD 10 PHuApFf.
~ phia, from Pier No. North rivsr-Two Knes
daily, at A. n. and p. n The morning line ct A.
NJ BY steamboat John Potter to South Amboy; thsnss
BY cars TO way places 70 Philadelphia Fars-S7 second
class, u 49, Express line ct r NJ BY John Potter TO
Amboy thence direct 70 Camden BY carr; through IN
hve hours. Fare, 90. Way accommodation and sui.
grant line at PM fare, % So smigrant lias ct n
fare, 81 Is.
nAY BOAT FOR ALBANY AND THE NTKFAE.
~ diate iandinga-Fare dollar. Meals served on
board. The we'll known and favorite steamer GEORGE
WASttINo1eN, Captain j. B. 0dsl, win leave New York
from foot OF Jay street every Tussday Thursday and ga
turday at O'Clock A. NJ Returning leave Albany sysry
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA AND THE SOUTH
in and West, via New Jerssy Railrosd-Unted States
mail and express lines leave New York. foot of Cortland
street, ct T. and 10 O'Clock A. n, and Az and p M
Through 10 four hours. Fsres2 % in I, % rs in Az
and - IN ., 10 and The New jersey accommodated
re kaves ct II ~, at ~, stopping all vay stations
through tickets sold for Cincinnati lat s6l SOD 20.
West. spt for BALTIMORE, Washington, Ncrf,h &c .rs
through hfrsre chtciss 70 Wsshi7gten 10 ana 10 :.
u. and or. y. Eaha
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-09

Castle GARDEN.-We are glad to perceive that
the italian opera Ia better supported than il has
been. The last reprss NATION Of "Massanielo''
drew large and fashionable audience. Tonight,
Donizett's opera of Maria al Rohau" In announced
and considering the cast, which embraces all the
Leading artists, Mad. Bertucca Maretzek, Signors
Martini D'Ormy, and Sigpon Beraldi and Graziani.
ne have no .doubt bat that the garden will be
crowded BY the musical diisttanti.
BowERy THEAfRE~-The new version of "Jack
Sheppard will be repeated again this evening,
with the same good cast, including the appearance
Of Nile Marie Duret as lack. Tradition TO this Me-
DINA win make her Wonderful ascension and the
Bcwery Minstrels win stye their negro delinea-
tons
NBIos GARDks,- The Ra,sls and Nile, Urea
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