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New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01
Arrived,

Arrived.
steamship Curew ssmp.on fro 81 Thons. Mavh - "a
~ lon % o Po,s hP 6So nsss ON LsSoo IT, SswYor
I1s I ty ~. s thi as. l.y
Ihd.s Az Is''xSs.I. xI TO r. R P @ Bee, Co
sUs BIos LIEes9esd heavy weather been days no'a OF H'
B:is sg,sr Of haesOn) Have. Georgetown G. .aa the
Cspes Delaware days fourO Abbott 00ge Co She e1Pef'
s.. lj' F0s s..1S s Ps F.a. I Psa @ xA
80 s .s1 . TO s01'syc Sous h;s S s5.. E @
Ia, 81 > y len i W spoke baii Ils Llas ol so.sOa)
pis MOf.assy, Hill POpse day, sugar to TAO1psan
seiI smith HOb.I, ch.-e.s0n Il day.. .aa
sshf B Gs,ou Avery SevLordOu bOaad to PhiAAslPAi4
Sea- Sea ssaas @ oEsa @ s:irs rSiiiss Si.s % " Lewis
shi SiIss al. N..s iS Ha s:sa la.s TO sso R9s
seAr. KBish- Hswss Boston. Edse &c
ssi oSi.ic Sa.i5 @ RSc..nl i If s S y a.as s'
sehi HsDarob.on DeniG Virgins. oyGsrs
sehr May Tsylor Smith. Roetlsnd lime.
BELow-sAifs Albert Gss;r fFOr LherPOol S,sI q tie
WiND-Sunssc NE; meridian Do, ransei Sc .na f,ssy
. m ss6 i Hi "a ' h. 40 sea
: :s sus.s zee s We; s;t GO Of II a III. s' 0'S'''A S
lBy Sandy Hoo. Printing ressr,phl
fHE HIGHLANDS, sasdOwu, M.rcA 81.
Mas SS sr.is Ss so;;s @..s.s .:ss; i.i -. .sa s
CANADA, At Ho>rcN
Liverpool March IA Chss NeLArgaiin. L0yer Bose1
lSh Rip Van Minhe SMITH Phil,isPss Asyard Hcteat-
bcstsl l6th rconeeogs Boyle hobs 7h City o Asr.hss
ter. s) Leiish Philadelphia
sd 18Th KA.naI0o Taylor SsvArn.A Royal Saxon Cali .ni
Sri rnes Drew bsra0r-i WesnorezzG, Dec.n Pail
sdePhs; AnsshAs.s; s.tson w n Hsreeef M.rssaL and
Ptxion SewYot Kate Howe Norcsoss Orleans
G christ New Yerk Pyramid, Henderson Bostoa-
Point Lyns 18th NJ " ed for Sswossa1s Pans b..k
70 Liverpool throash Of wrsker.
Er.rse Lepd0n Msrsh Is M,sry, Petersen SAansh,i;
Herdfik uGfcn Warner AzG SewFaGaad ProtfeE1 NYsrk
Entered Sh Hendrk Hsison Narnef SewYeEh CIi 6h.
Con uouwsafh, Can sbaldi Newesssie AID Genoa
se 0rsyeen8 lsh od Hiske-y Potter Bcs,or and from
Deal. i7th;
Arr. Of de. ietA, JHius kioetsster Bslrimse
Deal IS American Ccngree Williams Lcrd Ard sailed
for lerf Gef.fd brsrd- DO Frkncco
Ld lTh itth fa.ris sppie New srcAcf
Sid tez N.rfSie ltsA Psnaora, Hsstns Ns..fost
Newport Isl Evtryeer, laEs C.sssssr for New
Ysrh sssh kn- piEiws Is Is: Nssorlssss cAss Hsass
F<Slhy -sgses
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

The Increasing tghtness of the London Money market
and the corresponding increase in the value OF money are
She chief events during the week This strngeney is
caused the demand recently for gold for expectation to
PsIis owing favorable rate of exchange and il has
been computed tha, upward of 600 have during the
past fortnight been extracted from the Bank Golfers for
that purpose Much uneasness is being felt the Gov
eminent have stated that they viii require large amount
for accommodation and should the eflux Of gold TO the
continent continue the Bank may have again apply the
screw and by additional y cent, to the rate OF dis
count add to the present embarrassment of trade
The Bank Of Eng returns for the week ending March
IL in TIE Gazette exhibit the following results when
psred with the preceding return
Pxhle 9Gsea p7 Iaereae. Sl51lS
Oker deposits... losS7 Sst Decrease So!.S
Rss,.............. STis2ss lneresse AAS
On the other eide Of the account
securities rs DeoreSes''.''..''& 80.
Cshsr .eSariIies ...... iSeS4sS Deercsse.. ls.lss
Eotes unempeyed. Le1eso ineresse- 49,
The stock Of Bullion in both departments amounts 70
fls99s6s5, showing decrease Of f5lssls, when com
psred with the preceding return
In the manufacturing districts the state Of things more
depressed
The Bullion market continues firm. with very active
demand and the heavy arrivals Of Silver by packet have
heen all taken off for export the Dollars SOi ounce
Or the East and Bar Silver previous qSotatons for the
Continept The advance on Dollars was well maintained.
A. sronlv very hare
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SPOKEN. SC,
" krlerS.

M,rh 2 a 6, q lon @ 20 tlik FlAle Palmer o A7alAeA-
ico "a Bof
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Passengers arrived

m ,iosnssp C.sis frr7 81 Tior1as and Be,auiiMss Arn
s-Iorg NJ. Chsds Ne Parrot MesHs J. Wets q =
Brou W Stout J. RI sway, R!tgEay j. Arc ohd Al
Lei Or Masters, Burnet Firth, q sAGrP } Dhdi :
C6reIc
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Markets. .Pepor.ed Bv- Tt'cgraDA.

-h4ihS''s N f'DEst" ~Y- \ '''- f"t''
CuAsLrsToS March of CoTTos IS oo baies
dOc shows decline Of die, good uddne bs
QaCted sf glc
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xiNsTvRE ALMANAC ....Tsis DAY
svs- a. sets . Mooa ''s.'''I' "a
vAIEE......TEIs DAY.
s.ndr 40 Gov 10 and ....lo 81 Hen Oats ,l. II
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Receipts sS Produce .M.RoH 81.
Barinc Brothers' Circular.

B Te R1loas4ss bbls our l31 BARLEY IS pkgs Wb
sv 81 90 Fork 80 CO. Osts 8l5 do Whest, IS d.. Rye
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ID IVIlIS for SALF On 40
Iui.1 ltuk of Loudcl-
.,sf Rsuki.s o I'D tfflapd.
L--------- La. Il 4 -

- a Aut.1 ltrk ci LVno.
te!.s' Bsukias % 90 tlfand
v..-. 49,, ,ss,r., ses o. bsu. Drsas q IA
above -A-' y'lysos $40 &c KS Ss s -, S . Paa
CFhIFD PROPOSALS vl be received 1t tie
- e ~ iei. =. '' ~ ss.YS y A'ri
S. t,i 20 -,s b = 'an r. ~, ,l III -' s'Is5 sN x
-,c,l,on ssc ,e CIV fNssfes ofi ysA isl' lalssT.
-l5 b A. oiI.t,, C,a Common is-i. oi saI ea a1Ns1sl
ssS,,oei III t5res enc ,s ri dre haa1,si 80 s,,
y,ry sad s I.if Siil be sl. l ne lss. y d NJ.
IL propes N '.,te he Fs5'r q .hIs, eo.rsd .ni a.
pee tts T. 81 ,' sasa , ia,' tA p oa 20 ~ roe, M -, sas
wried 20 tn 20 'l ~sia 'h'e7 ae' ssai 1Ouasi v
Fb po oi,l t,ld he .sed - directed follows, Pro
post Iailc El o,uoa sto,s -ai tae wop@i- Au s,aka
5,e.e5 ! c Fisss couprol.."
Finance "A os NSf''P NWSsitEi a1T .S hyof' 1
b. T'LLOy Rec. do.
+ ~ 'EDHOND> ,u., lain
W H. SEkSiiYr- e. : c % % 81 a''aaa soaSsia.a
conHs .eo1s ~ sasng Faut
PAILK0AD LOAN-cIae Lahe oniAr.o, Aebara
ter-.ru - Crr pro- No-lors -s.t from tine = t'ae % ~
Stso 500 op q sprqsp7se ls.ss p.ss
dc ss.tsa-ss Os'sd Ausg'', 'iaT's = -
~ SEYMOUR " Co, General RlilFoAd AseScL
- d.. sS, g Ne.i i. Ss d s2 s, ~ S.us. Ss. ,',
dio 10 AHb f,t-.ss5Sfi hPfS SpAio,D s-ock sals ~
'MsAYsy1Lr AND LEXINGTON RAlLROAD BONDS Il a
year. -,. , ..-c..
Juf IsNlILh AND NAsHvfLIl RAIL ROAO StOlk.
BrFFAIO AND STATE II AAfLADAD BONY5
PFNObsCDf RALR DAD 20 sstkriBLE BOhDs
gie, .rs Drcr.r. .cts ca-lrs o tue c'nsNcln 40
e,u ufnt NJ fo.is ia aly Par of aly noua'f fnhe
M f,rs OF Traleele Locomotive sls1ss sat
Cas- rs..al bs5-sl ec,luas el'l Railroad IIs, s5ta~
Serci ifors, &c Sc
/ ~ IAGAkA FALLS HYDRAULIC COMPANY
II Notice herb, sveu that Aalu Es,a fS Dr,ctDo
of the Nsssra kss 81 crsul, Company ~ Be he'd q s ohes
of the Corrany No l53 Nsssa 10 the Cy OF New ie on
EsDAY tie of April Iext between TIE hours Of Y snf
81 q that day Tie transfer eoois M BE- esed srni ne
/ Of Aprn. ~ ore'r, hso, secretary:
~ W. VAUGHAN & Co, Providence, r l.,
H. BANKTRS and BROKERS' Arc prepared = asot.ts
Commercial axe Colee TO- 10 AZ Of th eaety
20 sell Stocks Commission end 70 act Assns or ~
REFERENCES; Mr T. Bowen. Prcsiieut Boff'0ss Cseh
gark Providence L. Mr. c Blkef President Ho- VI bssk
nECo Bostou, Nsssr. Robbins son Nes feEf asss
Jobu FaItunn Co, PblAdelp..
~ l. ROSS 4 Co, San Francisco, California
Ds FALCONER ROSS Co. Msiboarne. Assrais Assusia
tie EsYors Board Of Undor~rn COnssnaants o. gessah
"'''' '''' Ross, FALcoyER Co, No Iss fssls
MINING STOCkS-Particular attention paid TO
" turcase aud Of Mineg seeks eomuu and In
torn ven ut1 egsd MriDs Companies, bJ T. OooD
LIFF, EIctuse Broker No . Wsilst "
4 AND WARRANT OFFICE, No 60 WALLSt-
g. ami 20 Wsrz1s bought sui .od at sh Oaee u1
a Warrants ,od by will be guusoeed m al respacs ssoss
ut Wsrran's al psTs he coge1y q, nA
ket pfces iecfi0t of r.ulJtGnos r. j. CuLEnAN
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oTrIcE OF CLEVELAND ToLEDo r. Co. e "il.Ds-l
York l5h March 1885, !
sNIy IyInFND IA saroi.aunual Divideud Of FIVE

oYTIcE OF CLEVELAND Toledo r. Co. Is "irAns-l
YoTk l5.h March ly5i
IyIDE ND.--A semi-annual Dividend Of FIVE
~ PfR CENT the espsl sock Of MS Company has tan
6esrec able cash olce Of e Company 1s
sud h Apr Cerfcs of Sock ether 4 he
te Coupauies tJuncon Toledo Soas sad clsvs,sld III
e1chAss for ccaests OF m Company before aT
ietnlG psJd - r.,
Ils snsier will be closed from the 25b int 70 the 5h
b. LlrCHFIELD TTeara:sr
DROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No. 237
ID Brosd-,y Of Pat InsTes W be paid on Do
po.. before tie ls Of April IRON that date.
~ order PETER CUNNING Accountant.
MAD RIvER AND LasE EEIE RAILsoAD co.
DIVIDEND -BOstoD, March 80, l-5i-A Diyi-
~ d.nd Of TEN PER CENT has been declared psystle ia
stocA Of Company the let OF May the ocss
sharehOliers
SLIT iusI. sANJ HI hENodAW, Ire-saHr.
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY
~ DIVIDEND EorICETne Drec'ors Of the SezYe!E sas
Railroad Conpan have th day declared oend Of rhRfk
AND HALF go PER CEN Of he net earnngs Of TIE cur
uotfbs pAysble SATJ DAT ms day Of Aprl
az the Transfer Ohce, No BNsilsI
transfer books will closed AMI 81 er the d Inst sad
closed til III. 10, Of April By order Of tie Ard u Dss
NATHANIEL AAEsd, secre-&gJ
New York. March ~ 1854
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

have be respectfully faithia servant
JAMES ROSS SNOWDkN. Director
Non JANIS GUTHRIE Secretary oihe Treasury Washington
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rr-ou Oar C,-ss,op5satI

PFILADTLPHfA Auch ~ -frr-gfs-.Is rsi.9.lol AZ =.
N.-Lculca. P.lrfTIgania Nrlfl Sor~ chs Es JAKE II
lorE: y harp -barn b-1n 54E.A, sherman ~ lc,k
Ca5of- sE ksitcser Head Ho Do Jzneo. pil o. h1s
Re.d sssau1ti fc-s Pc h9Nh f1Tn.ll LILA Je
I.ih CsEa ese. q. +. shaF, shssr. bo.s5a.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

01HE ANNUAL MEE1lNG oi sTOCKHOLDEE
4 -. FTLTDs MINING COgpASY ~ be a. .. 80
DAY trrilf ls . a. ~ ocs p a.. a. ~ u hssf.as 49,
- = - IEn0Nr Inrr So.
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MINT OF THE UNITED STATES, !

PiuLADbiruGA, harch ~, i-of
SIR In reply 10 your letter " the 2sth inst ss1d you
tSe following emeu showing the total receipts as well
~ the e1penses Of the Mint and the net cost or gain
Al. t.rCs th
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EnesAvr issvs1si,t s,uSss ea.s

NOTICE -pcpostors sre informed that ie,o.s
~ rrsts pr ere ssTu fuAT 81. 90 isf q 40 s.st -
g. fi q l1ftL EaBk -, -
f.-r a. A q. laff M ed r.la 5.afF
FsIrH GE.sas. Ares-rfsrt lDttfH sfN tRr. rr.lfr,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

YlNHT INTtEEST ia, IN &. B, OK; ca tae r. pr.-,
4 ao fon s.s ,uLwArkrE - Mss sslPPi gAiLsossss
tfrraNy r.f t- Akrist NF Ffaff 9f fhs gfe . Il ~
49, rrf.s r1.i FAILRb1D CIuftNf sit y a., :.
&C. ~ E. a. .r =, ATWOOD DUNLvgS y q
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TNTEIEST WARRANT> 0a the Bonds OF tie li,..
Z tferu hsir.ad -cf ir1si vii g. tsis ths a. :
kETCHUm. fC0LRs LEAENf 40 . Tlilss-li, "a. q :
ia al Apfil rs1t
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01
by s.adI Ho0. PEia.ias TslssT,phl

No inward boz ~ vessels is ssht
Wind NE wrstk-E thiek and fog<y
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

NIssISe VIssrL-Brs sw.n tof SAf.x Thom. Croweu
let Boston fcE Halifax Feb and has been
Of i5 grs b1ili ybeoash isSS
and swnee ~ B Nier 4 Co. Of Rs3fax-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-01

NOTICE An assessmcnt of 10 per ceut oa saS
- sisre o. tL- sfes 20 ne h.,rsEss rss =.
f-.- rr... e 80 rs5to 80 tae isel n As ,sp-
a-. ~ = D. RAJ By orl.r of f.e $50 % Of D -s-., '-S
WI a. FCASA-Q r.aa-..
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ARRIVALS lr TaR PRINCIPAL HOTELS

.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL - Hardway, Z , Towny.
Boy HRi' bass ss.ssa Butter c.s CT
Sss .s S. cssss y:sa. M.sss
Va: Z Z Whiterner. Mis- Whitsrnsr. Hockiashsm;
cl f Es. 81 Town: 81 s1i WI
&c; So;:sly c:liomsy vi Tson. ch.rosts
Moon. 6 7 Carr. R Irving. Miss Jenninss Collins
R'1sT Eaa.ne GIsf Aps c:s dvs1
Boston; ] A Wilson, Balt Brown, Sweeny, Z
H Crockers, Miss.
EXCHANGE HOTEL ID Miller, jr. Csrlisle; g
{ L Darlington, Halifax; J Jones: Milton; Thos z
Bibb Tenn; Jones' Danville; ASTON, Aston,
NY; L Dudley. Lynchburg; DrL yoynes, Acco-
Tsss Ean Jos ass and
dy. J v Mach. Pete; Joynes. Vai 3 Craig. Al.
gusts; w 81 Clarke, jr. III w High. r Z w X Go;
W Ryan. Bait; Niche. Campbell; Jas Tyler.
AMERICAN HOTEL-R Elson and Gster, w n
art Boman, lady and child. Charlottesville; Ro-
HHslss hs.ss so;. i kgs
Fluyanns p s Diggs, Louisa; w Winston, New York;
r NJ Clark. Boston; J soule. Cumb'd; VIM Wilson,
Halifax; z goldman, Vaughan. Amelia; z A
Merriman. b & D B B; = Jones, N Haven; r n
Hartshorn, N Y; w w Campbell and lady. Texan; w
Truehait, Misses Southall. Petg.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL w II Goodman, Alb;
DrJ Il Msttsrt Henrico; " 8 Hutchsson. Louiss;;
{ D. 4; Dickinson, N Martin, Nelson; Pol.
J M Williams. chas City; ~ Richard, Bedford; B
Hsreroye. Nelson; Rey D Hopkins Fincsstle;
Frstwell Charville VT Patton and lady. Stauntop;
NJ Thatchel, Winchester; M B Carter. Franklin.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RIcHMoND, Dec. -.

ARRIVED,
Schr Virginia, Phillips wheat, Haxall & Go.
Schr Joseph Holmes, Holmes, New York, hay, M.
Downey and others.
Schr Thos. w. Alcott, Bourne. Albany, lumber, A.
Thomas Son and J. Thomas. jr.
SAILED,
Steamer Belvidere, Pritchard, Baltimore, mdze
Ludlam l. Watson.
Sshr New York, Adkins, New York, mdse, David
Curris
Schr Merchant, Winters, New York, mdse, David
Cuarie.
sehr John Bell, Ham, Boston, mdse, Rankin & Bar
ker.
Schr Susan, Rogers. Boston, ndse. D. Currie.
Schr Helen, Long, Boston, mdse, do.
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f3THD.

Deesmtes stt. ct 10 minutes POI 10 o'clock 4. ay
Barter, SGD ysaF. 10 monshs ed = dsys
Farewell! swsst ess; II Heaven, who're fhsu art
shfnlng noW, = s. s. =. = 3
know that in sus sorrow are bsai1hsd ffon tn
brow;
Anl thsush Il worse than dssth 70 part Jisld
thee up to God, s. s 8. $
Who hath taken thee, my dssline to HE oveF ble1t
q abods. ~ 81 60
eiss fhss hack 70 Hssvep. my pnss snd gentle one;
ThY aids q ne sfe ~ htsae re z
In yon blight world Of sIory-ths land Of peace and
rest
- Petersburg papers please copy.
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DUMP6i PUNp6ll-Jnst reoeivel n
A MyMseeS - 9, lstypes Mia - Cary.
49, 1esss, Lssss, II Dss5is sssiea f6 RI i r,
yns!e9s Qetso With bfnssa11 iSoa 6glin1 - vllsS
VII ell - tAe most AeeQg nelek<G for5nS. m.
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KAEAwHA BANKs.-The Kanawha Repub.
lican, abiding to the report that the banks
of that county had closed, denies it most EN-.
phatically, and says
Our Bank of Kanawha is pursuing the even te.
nor OF her way-redeeming her notes In gold and
silver promptly, whenever presented at her coun.
ter, and will continue to do so, whatever other
banks may do Asst our Bank in Charleston. we
have only to say, that when the prophecy of the
Millerites shall become history, and the world and
all the gold and silver burnt up, and the Bank has
no longer any use for the trash, the people may
suspect the Bank of Virginia, at Charleston has
stopped and not fiIthen
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NOTICE TO ACHINISTS AND
In BOILER MAKERS.-At recent meeting of
the MECHANICS formerly employed at the TIRE.
DEGAR WORKS, it was resolved to notify the Me-
chanics of other cties that had struck in conse-
quence of our wages being reduced twice in pay
to $1.5o per week less than formerly. We ask for
misreprese tatons induce you to come to this city
for you will be thereby deceived. as we have been.
Signed by the
MECHANICS OF TREDEGAR WORKS,
de 1S-Stt Richmond, Va
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Bound OvER.-Josiah Jackson, charged
with assaulting and beating John Barcigalispe, ON
the 10th inst, appeared before the Mayor yester-
day, and was held to bail in the sum of $500, to
keep the peace and be of good behaviour for the
next twevle months.
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49, -. e CLo..o-
WITH MuRDEH;A. .ne county court ., Ch ne s,
nelo, neo On moh9ay ast' Dso, saw Io ~; Pr
perry OF Mr. JONI waiker, vas arIaigneu anu 1.leu
on the cnarge o. Posonins wi. M.a ~. ON W.
LING, OF tnat county, WIN on e -. i -, Ua
Octooer last Ine RISonei pEdu no ICY ~ t I
charge "nen tne borrowing eV'oence' iufni'neu W
| 1rienq, was ehcNeo' o.L.r
1oen r: Sa.e. .a tne ,o =, g;s i,
tne 9tn OF ocpoDer Ias', was caneo uPch W siSt
Mr. Cownng. On reacnIng MS mouse iouno nln
very pau .ho. ~, ss :, r'.o
l soon olscovsreu tna1 Tue iess !ni:s woulo cause
Tue spsSs 70 ietun eo ,', ns assar Vs.
LIZ M o;saad Ihonan TO ':s ,,,,.ard
ne soiu me nc was poisoneo' noesan " use nusaau
ana sucn otner rene1es a. were necessary 70 pro
oucs INV s;ott ~ MaS toJ hr ~
cons'.uI'a. VI na..;" ~ aa;;n ~
spa. o,iota5 his s,oy,ach ,.;.h ,,5
suu "''e e..u: III ~: ~ Li . ".I nnJ
huids; AIer ms deatn examined ms s.omacn' ana
suDnnteo ~ " .no esIai .ests .vf sl Snnio, uu'
;;,i th or+ .ha ,,,anner IF th t.
m 80; .;.tsd me IN he nos, morton ex raino
~. "a Id eli The annarstps When I nfTared
saEa' Si;n aids ~ ennearad u,iIlira 70 too
tha,, All tba svnnton,s were such oa daecrhed In
noedicsl works a. produced bv strichnine' gave
the notiant rnsar d and water and he vomited free
Ioft M Cow,;ng about o o'clocL The nevt
wworn;ng. and saw him no more Before left he
told me- that he would see me in Richmond the
nert dav The most uaortem Examination was made
~ Thnysd.v or Friday NOTHING else taken into
tha stomach would nrodpce similar svmntnms m
Il
u.cyuid he verv hitter TIE snasms varied from
half an hour TO a longer time Mr.. G. had three
| snssms after TAKING the emetics. They became
less violent each time. Towards evening he would
have ;erks. bnt not spasms When leffhim Tues.
dav morning he had had no suasms for several
honrs have seen cases If cholera bnt none of
them resembled that of Mr.. C. The snasms were
wear;no off tnwards the last Thew aid NOT resem.
HE ioct;aw - ''o
Dr. Reis;oer. sworn.-I was called in IN ace Mr.
cowlnp abmt / O'Clock on Monday He was then
snffar;ns from snssnn bronaht on bv so,,e sioht
csnse-such as topching or winino his heard yerv
r,,,ch I;Sa ,hss o,tand;ns ioctfa,.s m rsrtar ~
f..sd ain NC .t .at Nc " oar h -.
n;anad o T NJ. Nv 10, 1a a. .d
P.hou w., .har. hat'as 80" ,n1oeh NJ
CowI,ne seemed 10 he worn and brot on down and
IN du;ns corJ;,;on he d;ad T.; shor. .;,,s e e
NV srr;vsl was nresent whan h;s bod wv, was ex.
amined on Wednesdav There were M nnnsna,
snnearances sbont n was not ~ ,,re.sn, :. she
Dest moTten ex animation ,he svmn,d,,,s in NJ Cow
iing's case were such as attended poisoning BY
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BALLOON AscENsIoN.-A gentleman who
came over from Petersburg last evening, informs
us that Mr. Patton made successful balloon ascen.
sion from that city yesterday afternoon. II was
supposed that he descended In Prince George.
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WE have large lot OF Colored and
w White NEGKO BLANKETS, and Plaid ana
Plain LINsEYs which win ssll rsdeesd pEiess.
De ls-lw WADSWORTH, TURNEk co.
EOR RENT-Two new and handsome
- Birch Houses. on eth, between Gary and Canal
streeta with rooms each and - and VISITOR % the
Alec. ! Rs.st Houss. o. a.nbiss Hill With i've
Dc is-5t TAYLOR Z WILLIAMS.
HANDe0ME q OOD 8 FOR WED
IL DINO AND RARTY OCCAsIONs-
z!s,plhyr blonde White Dresses
White 0ilk 1llusion
Willie 1Docado 0I1ks
White Taritane
Whlte KID Gloves
Mh!te au4 eoas4 Chensille He'd Dssnpss
M1ee aIe eor4 1aseiasteIa vory kan6sDms
- 1nAs'd Laasa c.ns1A} Hss1ss5sA A. !.
as oppasIss isssssss 'Ss:k.
SuMMERDEAN WHi6KRY-fs Kerr's
- tsenium- .-ylsk rsesised ~ ma & ksss q
~ pssass eah eeziys - ~ aEilcIs lo,1l Il - q
40 assssrs Ne. psss 81 Ne a ssAs sssssSs.
MoUNTA5N Bu0KWHlI3 flour,
IS - g e s, sss,s'~ ~ is Ss SIS s.
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S NEW PuBLIcArIoss.-We are indebted to
mr. Geo. M. West for 1.-THE Rudiments of Ar.
cnitecture and Building, for the use of Ar.
cmtects' Builders. &c, edited by John Bul.
lock- author of The American Cottage Build.
er" A valuable volume.
Also. from the same gentleman, aThe Bra.
vo. A Tale. By j. Fenimore Cooper
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THE NATURALIZATION LAws.-It was sta
ted, yesterday, in our Congressional proceed
ings, that MIR. Adams, of Mississippi, had in
troduced in the Senate bill extending the
time of naturaliz alton to 81 years, acting pro-
spectiyely upon those foreigners only who
may enter;the United States after the passage
of the act.
The Richmond Examiner of yesterday has
a long article on "Northerners and Foreign
ers-Abolitionism and Know Nothingism."
1t denounces Know Nothingism, but says it
is better than the philosophy of Greeley, who
would introduce foreigners and negroes, and
starve native Americans by the million. We
make some extracts:
Know nottingham is partially right. American
sovereignty OF this Republic IL in the people; and
every vagsbond adventurer escaping from the jails
and pasked-o from the use Of Europe is not
shores There is not sensible citizen and patriot in
the Union who will deny that the naturalization laws
be it strong, veteran and disciplined, can
sustain itself issue in favor of these laws
not the required reform and il besides
at war with all the essential PRINCIPLES Of popular
government. Religious prescription, too, II more
prolific of the seeds of social dsrupture than foreign
ism in its most ggravated and offensive form. Know
nottingham, bad it ID and teeming it does with
the mingled ingredients of folly, fansticism and
crime. which chAractise the Northern mind IL yet
decided improvement upon the philosophy Of
Greeley. - =
1t would be disgraeeful breach Of faith and honor
eigners already in this country. We induced the
to come here BY Offering them equal and speedy par.
ticpetion In all the benefits of citizenshp; and we
must keep our word. But 1t 10 time for change of
policy' and those foreigners who dislike our exclu.
veness 10 the future. 60 to the and farer
lands OF the earth recently opened up in search of
| those privileges which tEey would seek here. Tho
people in thunder tones demand that W should be
more select in Invitations and less hasty in
| ferring citizenship and lands upon the select
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FOR LIFE INSURANCE
IN THE,
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE co.
CAPITAL OVER $2,000,0OO.
AND FOR
HERRINGS s. SALAMANDER SAFES.
SECURED BY
Halls Burglar and Powder Proof Locks,
Call at our BOOKSTORE, corner of Main and 18th
streets. KNOWLES WALFORD
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DRowNEp.-Wm. A. Hubbard, whit
man. fell overheard from the steamer Curtis Peel
last evening at Rockets, and was drowned. w
understand he has left family.
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FIRE.-The frame building ON Main ST.,
opposite Bosher's Hall, occupied BY Mrs. Baber a.
boarding house, caught fire on the roof last eve
ming about o'clock By the timely arrival of the
fire companies, it was extinguished without much
damage