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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-10

Platte, uih hs Asesel inisalon OF rsmunetsllng Them,
selves, by toll" for the game which bad been driven
fl
This party brings ofthe death OF Msjor f. A. Be.
deil ln ian Agent Tor Utah. lie ef Salt Like City on
tbs so'h OF April with Mr. y. II. Cogswe OF Indepeud.
enee, and e1erted himself much the snow with his
wssons He was forced to remain at Green River, and
there died. the night OF the Sd ofMsy.
The Indian troubles 10 Utah Territory had been sup
pressed by Gov. Young, and peace proclaimed.
Lieut. Morris, who succeeded to the command o; Capt
Sunnson party Of exploration, about leaving for Cal.
horna whence he would to the States with the
result oil his surveys After the death of Gunnison and
uutng the winter the party engaged In surveying
the Timpanoogn and Weber Canon the followed
Capt STRAINS bury far the Republican Fork Of the
tate aud the report It IA said will be strongly in favor Of
the practicabiity Of that route.
The Mormons were, they had right to be- greatly
neensed at the grau,ous and false charges first published
IN me Democrat OF this city, ing them OF having
murdered Gunnisons party. They had made every prep
araon TO welcome him for the winter, such their no
gard Tor him; aud when they first heard OF hs DEATH they
made instant aud affective efforts for the relief Of the sur
nvors They went out TO the place Of for tho
purpose OF buryng the dead but found only few of the
bones iet the wolves having dcvoured all the ncsh-S
Louis Repa6liean.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-10
nI.RAsEs OF TIE EYE.

HNR JOIN wALTHALL the OILY authorized PhysI.
~ clan in Virginia. Except few who kindly
to treat charity es,e,) % practice Dr. Branerd.
and invaluable by this system, which painless the treat
meni, partial and total blindness H.
appendsges Intolerance Of light falling Of the eyed
near sstTdne.' from age or disease, carac Sc; ~
siindrR have been cured AMI ref;c. ssGI RESTORED
cutting or wash L5 few uuo' and often only
Applications Of Instruments oreeen invention. 50 many
been benefited by the without injury
arc suffering with diseases of the faresy put
test
DR. Waliha be consulted form to 10 A. NJ from to
letter. Y "
Zee Tor consultation g. Po prescription aud $40
For visits and additional treatment, extra charge.
EH Fo letters answ red withou; the money enclosed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-10

Inc hrSt annual meeting Of the Stockholders og tho
Fredericksburg and Gorionsylle R1iroh Comptrv wa.
held in the Court HOlse on Wednesday last, Ps,src,oi
rick, Esq in the Chair. The reports Of the Pesid.rt
Board Of Directors and Secrctlry and Trs,sur.r CO.,,
read and adopted. The salary Of tho President for Tho
ensuing year was fixed at the sum of slO0O-,nd r.,
Wexford the n'e President, having declined a re- eic
ton, Nr. Walker Peytou Conway was elected N..sry
Petof G27rsk and Charles C. Wexford were elected b.
rectors for the ensuing year the part Of II
Stockholders.- FrcdsricksJWg Ncp.
huNTAGuE-We understand that this man is Ivirg 81,
y SICK Mt ms house on Harding street. caused hy e,,co
netVol' excitement Induced 10y the weatying and sgt
ing sn'on In which he has been libOting since tho com
meme nsnt Of hi4 last trial particularly and ali tho L
OF s9uenes incident TO his confinement prcvious'y T.
y SAIL that extreme care s preserve MI. ur
Pet. Erpyes, June q
the CiRcurr CoURr.-The Criminal CilonI,r bavi, =,
neen cleared, ihe Court yesterday commenced tho Cv
DOgket. great number Of cases will be called up s,d
l over AMI u IL moro than probable that the Court vii
ay1urn early next weck.-B
CoNTEsrEp ELEcrt,y We lstrn that il ia thu i,,o,
t'n OF Mr. Bnghtwell 70 coucs the election Of NJ Cn,
ninRhan 70 the Sherhtlty Of this county and that no hal
aEen me inithtory steps for that purpose The sdiud
eaton OF the mitter With tho county conr, by,
presume II will not be acted on before the JuIy ,s,
the parties Interested will hardly have time sooner IN CON-
ply with TIC requirements Of the Law la relation n, 3D.
su1ject.-FdymviHs Journal ''" " '"'
KASsAs FlLLrSo UP-The s., Louis Intelysnce, n a..
8Oth ui says -" We leari from friend ybo H. Wy W.,
reached the city from trip through the Ms,ouri &C.
COUNTIES That hundreds OF Nissouriaps ba We hoo,
s"ang TIC news OF the passage Of the Kansas snP ~
orasks territorial bill and that a very large oi,,,.
VIII Immediately cross the river
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-10

COMMUNICATIVE Penny Post in returning thanh.
Tor we-deservcd compliment passed by the Winchester
Nrgnian, upon the humorous and efficient "Cld Jack
one OF tue local editors of that paper for furnishing the
report OF Mr. Mitchers speech the banquet given N
Nun IN this city says "ln the present instance however
u Is proper to say, that the speech was furnished nv Mr.
NJ himself TO Mr. kean, OF the Whig TO whose courtesy
Mr. Taylor, and the local editors Of all the other paoer
were Indebted for It,"
The Penny Post is in error. Mr. Mitchers sp.ech "a
appeared In the Wing, precise transcript of our
noteS oil that able production With the exception of one
sentence, added by him, upon reading over the proof
II true that Mr. ~ did send written COW of tbs,
speech which copy We still RETAIN But VIC assure our
friend OF the Post that the speech he published Il was
faithful transcript of Our notes.
This Is meter fuf which we desire no credit I'm,
hearing that such sentiments these in the Post had
fallen from Others avail ourselyes of this ree-ence
to the subject to set all scepcs right Will; regard to
This matter OF rerJdti,q reporting however abstruse
and mysterious may appear some Is to us fe OF
small magnitude In this light would appear 10 others
II they could only estimate the peculiar Agency by which
TINS sort oil reporting Is accomplished.
Indeed, al! the papers In this city, nay the State had
copied Mr.. AehelS, or any other speech from US we
should ne content at their enjoying the fullest credit that
could attach to the reporting OF any such produc
we endeavor to do our duty the Wing faithfully and
ee iuy content in the consciousness of our ability 10 do
what We profess without seeking have that fact pro.
claimed We shall never muruur even though other.
should take tue gold OF ginger bread" as often as
they please.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-10

William H. Warren Of Lockpo Erie County, Pa while In
state OF mental took his only child about
SIX weeks Old by the feet and dashed Its against
i was literally crushed TO pieces. " "
An exchange paper ask, very innoeenty it
yunhs ades 70 t ~ the lapse Of ages Another reps
depends on she kind OF selected Those
twenty-five ii puts down extra haz Irtous.
TEAlEEiScE ~ NiRGISi-The number
1870. 7-' = N'0''SA " W
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-10

BouNcISG GlRL.-Miss Rosina Delight Richardson,
according the Boston Journal, is delectable armul
belonging TO the State Of New Hampshire where she re-
de- With her father, substantial farmer She is thus
Described
Miss ROsina nineteen years age ia iye feet three
and quarter inches in height i've feet four and
quarter inches Ground the waist six feet inches
around the hips, twenty inches the arm above
the elbow fourteen in straight line the shoulders
Al birth, she weighed six pounds at ten years hun
dred aud Sy-eght pounds at fifteen years of ng three
hundred and sxtyhvc pounds end now nineteen years
Otasc, she weighs four hundred aud seventy eight pound
On estimating the quantity OF cloth in her clothing when
dressed for ride ai Einters day found to contain
incly eight three quarter CLOTH She has brown
hair dark blue eyes, of fair complexion and has what
psychologists would call well baanced head-he per-
ceptive organs pedominA!ng She can knit, spin
MAKE shirt, or batch OF bread; ia good singer and
plays the piano with and skill aud is considered one
Of the test scholars in the is and aabe
and lively in conversation, aud esnses general kuow
edge which might raise blush the cheeks OF some Of
our city bellies"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-10

-. The Boston 7ranscript says, tina, of the ois min
islers of the Uoiiaran denomination in Massachusetts,
living on the frs: day Of January last including three not
mentioned 10 this years Unitarian Congregational Regis
ter, fifty were BON in Boston, being mo;e than one. fifth o.
the whole number
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-10

The last Norfolk Argus states that potatoes and
'snlPs' -reen beans) ceiling IL l2 cents per
lulri-srawberres getting raspberries com
ing into market at rs cents per quart. Ripe tomatoes
about the size of wanu;', from Bermuda, are selling
25 ceuts per dozen.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-10

ID Accounts given by several gentlemen recently
rived at ST. Louis from Salt Lake are that the Mormons
were in prosperous condition. The crops gooi,
AMI the Spring quite forward. Money vas plenty and
merchandise scarce. The Indians were peacesble and
friendly along the entire route. Capt; Morris, the com
nander Of the military of Gunnisons party, was
ibou, departing for California. The party had sew
era favorable surveys of the route which establishes its
practicabity beyond doubt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-10

The Cleveland Herald gives an account Of curiosity
IN Brian, Williams county, Olio OF which speaks rs
follows isis supposed by som) that there ia an under.
ground lake at the depth OF forty or fity feet of
considerable extent has baen found when bored
for Tor several miles round This also is apparent from
the fact that every we'll that i, bored affects the
strength Of others ia IL nmoIa,e vicinity until it,
stream is cc7ited, by means OF stock TO an equal
height There are several that Gil twoinch pipe TO the
height OF esh. fee above the surface of the grourd and
others i''us somewhat ter gream Mt tho height of
twelve or fifteen feet Some Of the larger ones frequent
y throw Ep small i5h All We are told there IL very
f.h Of backish color Of the length Of throo inches
been Water found average depth OF forty
,Wo feet The augcr pis.ed through loose saud until il
strikes what is called hard pan bed Of solid blue
clay, Of from two to three feet in thickness and OF suc
nature lhiit requires drill TO penetrate IT, Immediate.
ly brlow :h hard pan" lies the water No season nor
state Of the weather has any effect upon these living oun.
iaifs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-10

WoMAS-The fOloTing plsag, Is from " Rlral
Hours by Miss Cooper daughter of the late j. Fenn
more Cooper Ii beautifully expresses the sentiments Of
all woman Of EuEe feelings ard correct principles
1--WE American certliny o.e debt OF g,a,i-
tude TO our connymcn for their kindness aud consdera-
ton OF generally. CALAMITY may not always take
graceful fern in this part OF the world and mere icry
may be worth little here elsewhere bus there is
glow OF feeling toward in the hearts Of
m'st American men which is highly honorable to them
a. nation and as udviiuls In country ia the pro.
ccon given TO Eonaus helplessness full and free
in no county Is the ass;iucc she receives from the
with more iOrbearancc and consideration Under
such circumstances il be womans own fault If she
be not thoroughly respected also The position accorded
to her ia favorable. lremains for her TO fill il in man
ner worthy her own sex, gratefully, kindly and simply
with truth and modesty of heart and lie unwayerng
fidelity OF feeling and principle with patience cheerful
ness and sweetness of tempcr-no unfit return to those
who smooth the daily path Tor her"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-10
~ spseulatins on the moral Of lhc la,, slsc,ion

szy- Specializing the moral of the late election In
Philadelphia the Bulletin says:
The first absolute and fact of the canvass
in this city Tuesday Ia thst the Democracy were most
excessively hrashed. The of the party take it so
cooy and Seem to think the result good after ALL that
would be ungecrous and uuknd in the victors 10 eru,
them and glad the organs of tue riru,
nhnnt parties rejoicing the rebuke administered TO
obnoxious principles and inscriptions partnership ra,-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-10

Cholera items are becoming frequent in the Western
papers The Maysvile Giy) Eagle Of the Sd inst says
We learn from the officers of the Kenton ths up
to Thursday noon there had been l6 and or @
deass Of cholera Portsmouth during the present week
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-10

The TOBACCO CEoP IN KESTUCKY-The tobacco bugs
are proving 50 destructive in Diviess and the ADJOINING
counties OF n.y. as to diminish materially the crop of the
present year letter from planter in Logan county to
The editor Of the RusscviIIe Herald says:
have never seen as dull prospect for plants in nv
nc IN this part of the county and 4; Stbought by the
knowing ones that there cannot possibly be more than half
crop pitched this season Many plant beds that looked
green aLd hourshiug early 10 the spring were wholly de-
sroy'd by the n.y. Rod what beds escaped have be,
seriously injured 10y the late fross Toe fg has not We,
sit ana they continue much longer, the opinion il that
there will beS total failure Of the crop in th, part of the
country F " "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-10

Mos PrvLgs WfscoSstsOr the 23I u great excite
meut created Baraboo, Wisconsin
Of about nny females proceeding Wisconsin House.
Ing ADD Destroying I'll the liquors Of the establishment They
marched % The oon Of Peter French but meeting with 'an
hey dted uat number nterfer d. IN favor
others against The Of violent excitement
ued which induced the sheriff 90 read the riot act and order
them - dpere They hnally reTed but In the evening held
msstng and resolved 70 end The liquor ire In the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-10

scARcrrY or sE,NEy.-Tho scarcity Of seamcn in the
merchant service s severely felt than One n
the principal firms engaged in shipping crews says H.
increased difficulty owing 10 the agreement Of the ship.
owners recently made to pay only $50 advance wages;
whefois, the Government pay $50 advance wages an
$40 bounty or 900 in all. The wages Of merchantmen
$50 per month, willie the Government gives only sI2;
but get immediate possession Of the Aforesaid sec dc.
ermines the scamens choice, and informed that
vice. have entered tho Navy since the middle Of April
More than the usual number have gone 10 the Inkcs
which makes another deduction from the number available
for navigation. Wages the lakes Ia $50 per
month. IL Is SAID that Secretary Dobbn proposes to n-
the wages Of In the Navy, Ia order to in
crease the number OF enlistments.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-10

eS The Mayor OF Brooklyn has issued Proclamation
orbddng the interference with the rights of citizens 10
meet pe'ccahy together for public worship he also for
bids all PROFESSIONS to and from places of worship crowds
&C., under penalty of prompt arrest
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-10

The human hair, from 'hc head, has three distinct
shapes according TO the species Of the race from which II
Is taken. That of the Anglo Saxon is oval; that of the
pure Indian cylindrical aud that Of pure negro &C.
cen;rcaly eiptical Try it with powerful microscope
aud you may see for yourself
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-10
A Washington Correspondent snrs :

Mr.. Marcy has concluded his Reciprocity Tresty with
Lord Egin-it win be signed in day OF two
1t provides for free Interchange Of all National pro-
AUCTIONS including Coal but excluding manufactures and
III foreign goods u gives the fisheries and we refuse
the registration Of the British ships The abolition OF
fishing bornes was demanded, but wkch, acceded to or
not, am unable to say.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-10

Schools IL ESGLASp.-The actual uumbero of schools
in Englant AMI Wales is Al $40. The grand total of
scholars returned is e,lOs seal ,S2I males, and
969 26S fenIles On the DAY. LIST sig were in
acu at;eadIucc. or the schools I54ll clssci a.
pubfc-2!,425 private schools The public scholars
classified as l4l3 l7O-the private pupils COS
But these schools further clsssed follows l. clio
supp red 10y taxation with IS $50 attendants. II Sl"5
wuh 2O6,:19 scholars, supported by endowments. III
lO5S5 supported by religions bodies, with lO4s ssh
pupsi ani " l,oS other public schools, with lUs PA
attend ,nti. Clis' |. oOnsisla o! military and naval
corporation, workhouse, aud prison schools Class
H. of collegiate aud grammar schools explains ITSELF In
Cas- III. Of the 1885 dsn,mina'iona schools the
Church oil England possesses s57l and OF the O4s ISL
pupil, numbers sol 500 leaving other denominations
2.G2I schools, with 247,4it scholars The present re
gives the Church Of England 81 per of schools
and 10 per cent of scholars. Many schools however
are Of mixed chirlcter-bsiug partly supper
ted by eudowments and partly by subscriptions
which nevertheless dcnominationpl aud or
this estimate the Church processes TO include SIS pei
of all the scho4, aud rs per OF the oars-
OF the varol religious bodies the CcngraonalIsts stand
the Church Of Eugind then follow in succession
the Weslyans, the Roman Catholics and the Baptists.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-10

TIE Freemasons of this State, says the " Y Express
now number 5000 members and $50 lodges The receipts
of the Grand Lodge which snow holding regular June
session in this city for the past yeas have exceeded 49,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-10

In the course Of lecture delivered lately the Royal
institute London, Professor Faraday exhibited the appa-
ratus, with indet attached which he h1d contiyed f.
proving the ilacy Of table turning II consisted Of two
small Dat pieces Of wood held together by India rubber
strings aud separated by small rulers that lowed the pie
oes Of wood to move freely over each other The move
mcnt Of the upper shown by index that point
ed to the right the Left according to the direction oho
motion This little apparatus, when plicei under the
hands Of practical tabe:urner, had the effect OF
plraysing bis power when he looked at the iuder and
thus became conscious Of the real Of his hands
but when the index concealed from view, the table
began to tufn brsky II the apparatus did not inter
THIS proved to the professors satisfaction tha,
lhe movement Of the table effected by the direct ac
on Of the muscles ererted involunteriIy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-10

The following is law Of Massachusetts II any person
shall KILL for the purpose of SALE any calf less than four
weeks old, or shall knowingly sell the meet .: any cali
k when less than four weeks old such person shall be
punished by fine not exceeding 5000
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-10
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-10

IIEsRlCo CoURT or llUsTiSGs.-The monthly term Of
this Court IL now being held Strange to say there IL
not single criminal before IT, is there at this
time. prisoner in the jail Of tina; county.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-10

IMPORTANT FROM JArAN-The EuSlsh papers contain
the important announcement, under date of Shanghai
April L. that Commodore Perry has succeeded in the Oh
jec OF his visit 10 Jedio. and that similar advantages
have been obtained for the Of this couuy
had previously been conceded to Russia The
dton is contained in both trcates-namcy, that three
ports to be opened in year. There
question the truth of this statement In last
pondence from Shanghai under date OF March 81 It
mentioned that Commodore Pcrry's arrival from Jeddo
hourly expected The aeld which the of this
important negotiation laws open commerce is i'm
mense.-N. Y. HrGid Of sh
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-10

- IL is stated that two Irish companies belonging &c
the nth Regiment, which zero under arms ON SUNDAY
by order of the Mayor to repress disorder in Brooklyn
refused TO turn out.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-10

The Chicago Journal of Saturday evening announces
the arrival of wenty five editors in that city who were
On their TO Rock Island and the Minnesota Territory
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-10

bTpRoPaonn ~ MlssoURL-From tho Occidental No.
senser We learn that james salIcup ESQ., WORTHY citi
Isu uei on the morning Of the l9h ut Of
he was bitten by dog some ten weeks since bpt
MS usual health up TO wednesday preceding bis dea m
T9en ne was taken Ill., aud for thirty zig hours snF,red
cries, 7 S'V's1 MS mis-"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-10

The NEW TERRiToEIEB.-fhe boundaries Of the now
Territories az follows:
TERRITORY on NEERAsEA-"Be Beginning NJ noint IN
the Missouri: river Were the foreth parallel of north t
tudc crosses the thence on said parallel TO tho
east boundary OF the Territory OF Utah. the summit OF
the Rocky Mountains thence on said summit nor,hv,rd
10 tue oryninth parallel Of north lalude thence east on
aid parallel to the western boundary Of the Territory OF
Minnesota thence s9ahwsrd said boundary to the sis.
souri, river thence down main channel of said river IN
The place Of the beginning"
TERRroRY oF KASsis.-"Beginning a, a point on tIe
western boundary OF The State of Missouri where the
htyscvcnih parallel OF north latitude crosses The same:
thence west on said parallel to the eastern boundary of
Ne" M,Sco thence north said boundary to lltitnd.
try-eight thence following said boundary westward TO
the east boundary OF the Territory Of Utah on the
init TO the or,ieh parallel Of latitude thence cast on said
parallel N the western boundaryo the State of Missouri.
thence south with the western boundary Of said state TO
the place OF beginning"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-10

BRoOELNS NAVY YLRpThe United States sloop Cvan
was eauEed and Otherwise repaired the Naval Dry Dock
days The receiving ship North on
Including the crews OF the Princeton Cyane and
six hundred