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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-12

correspondent of the New York Times, after yisi,
to the Muskngnm Valley gives the following glowing
picture of ts fertility:
saw before the evidences OF such production and
such interior wealth yet be developed as would
have made Crgsus himself weep with ougings had C,m
sus ever any just perceptions of what the sources Of
wealth II you Imagine country rich with all the pro-
ducts Of agriculture will have the most desr.
Bile places on the earth but add that an
oe supply of the most useful minerals abundant water
and genial and healthy climate and what more can Won
have Tho earth will be taxed in vain to furnish in one
spot greater variety OF what is Useful aud valuable 70
man. Such il the Muskingum Valley. exagserate moth.
ing In addition to all the cereal grains Of Ohio with
tobacco, WOOL aud the dairy there are on the Mrskiu
Gum coal in every HILL sa underneath iron near by The
best OF pottery clay, waorpower for mills and fores, tim
Der in abundance This is dream. Every one of these
products exported in large quantities. Let me give
you an idea OF the grain to begin with You have pub
-hed under tie commercial head of the Times some &C.
count Of the stocks of wheat, four b., Oh hand at Mil
waukic, chicago, &C. The whole amount was not equal
to the wheat produced in the countes of Muskine um
Morgan aud Washington, through which the Muskngum
improvement passes"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-12

RonuERY OF Col. McMuLLES-A telegraphic dispatt h
was received 10 this city yesterday morning. from tie
Chief OF Police Ia New York. stating that the jamestown
had arrived, and that individual with walnut color,
runk, and three ladies accompanying him discovered
says he put at the Metropolitan and thar be did rot
at all answer tho description He was not German
That's blank certain
The dispatch was received by G. weudinger clo,hicr
Main street. by whom the description OF the individual
was sent He is nov in New York with officer Tyler
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-12

EDDNF nOYAi AEADENy, CNitoiItE COUNTY, Va.
TOTS iaeu u, rspdy lac easi31 in reputation and
llr1nlse has beer pr'oTh rganSd AMI enlarged Tg
az & rtg under c same lie, ths g0is sni the oi1or
ylGs ut 'HifiI 0tHlf y sd'h CsSr. having SEPARATE
crumbs buln g. VINO u unier the direction Of
Principal "a FuyrdHg the nest complete arrangement The
tdd.aJn OF bhIicrs aui efs together that could
sJy b. made The ofn,l uson full thorough and
tsma' cmbracng tt~ Engs, Ola seal aui Mathematical
bran'hss hon @ s Tl b. vel m hns9 ~ competent assist
ants Young lifies vi be received ut1 the Ny 81 the PIN
pa and erson Of approved merit viii preside the hoard
ns depHt acct r gentlemen. TIE ton wilt
the nrst MOntay tOycr month";
Terms B9Md sni raon fsb psvAbe In three tqI insti
Den In adv the let Of October the 8t
JAnnry AMI the 18th o. Apr Music. vita iusru
msut, 81, DsEing anf Paatng tJ when no foreign L,'
ittssu, ddpoa OF tJ Wl made Por rlher pat
u ;Iar,. rsf.r.nee, a., .dir,'s, u. BAUDER, AN,
Port Royal, Aug H. list PdaeiPAL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-12

- The National InteigcDcer says it is indebted to
friend Tor the following of letter from Ameri
in France. It will be seen that the views which
il presents Of the relations OF the Allies OF Turkey are
singular with those advanced by mos, OF Earo
pean correspondents:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-12

ALuM SPRISG.-wo are requested to state that Mrs
T. L. Vanew will give permission such desire to use
the Alum Water at her spring Church Hill to draw
from 1t each Monday during the from to o'clock
in tho evening" free of charge
The privilege she induced extend from the ascer
tanned efficacy Of the in cholera and other diseases
We give the substance of the notice as we get it,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-12

PARADE-The Blues, Capt Patton, had their regular
monthly parade on yesterday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-12

IRISH bADoRER'.-The amount OF money transmitted nv
the ltsh laboreIs on our public works their friend,
across the waters, is quite astonishing. Our friend Mr.
VIM. Whhrow, of WaynCsborough who conducts The n
nsncal operations OF the Irish laborers at the Tunnel
indeed on the whole lire Of he Central Road almo,, cn
trey informs US that he has forwarded much az four
teen thousand doIats-an amount almost incredible when
We remonbeT that IL saved from the scany earni,gs
OF day-Isboters. Through Mr.. Wbrow'a agency some
eighty ninety persons have emgrated from Ireland ard
joined THAR friends and relations in this section Of the
country 80 unboundcd u the confidence of these Irish
hborcrs in Mr. wa financial abilities IN 4 somc or So
have travelled distance of fifty miles in order 10 Mac
their business in his hsnds-Saunton Spectator Aug
RAILROAD Travel The Central Road has been groan
,ng with enormous loads OF passengers for the past week
Ihe capncIy u tho company in aud Locomotives
was scarcely CGia to the emergency hut an Additional
gino-thc "CAres Eel"-has been received 10 rnn ,I.
mountain track and other arrangements made which Give
ample assurance tina; all the trains will hereafter DO prop,
~ pm. though The Company ia forum to in having The
serVice' al this J1ncturo OF efficient and systematic
Superintendent Sir. Whcomb has shown himself IN no
-lIb.1
TnE CHOLERA At the TuSSEL.-we learn from pri
vac letter. that the CHOLERA still exists at tho Tunnel and
fears entertained that it is extending I'm IN e,,d
last there had been ~ deaths II hns extended 10 other
localities at the Eastern end Of the Tunnel than the fsw
shaneH 70 which II has hitherto been confined I. ha.
alec made is appearance the Western side Of the noun
tain Two cases occurred Sunday both Of which h,vo
pfobsby terminated fpy before this Our info,m,n,
states that there great CONSERVATION among tho Irish
lIborefs.-lb.
PGoLTiC.-wc arc Informed upon reliable sn,to,;,.
that lady oftbis countytho vile OF one oiour s,nncb
eat subscribers lately presented her husband viii I
ehhd',a At one 6iLh They were oil born alive but Ali
del shortly after their birib.-Ib.
FiREs-A barn on the farm If Mr. G,btisI Ir;,o 49,
Jnling's Gap in this county, was fred by leb,niog nm
last Thursday, aud entirely consumed The pfncina
OF Mr. les crop being stored in another barn his oss
IL comparatively slight We learn that stabIe beiona
ing to Nr. A. W. Pitnau, Ba,lo Gap was also destroy
ed 10y lire on Ffidiy night ID
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-12

A RUSAwAr.-Wilam, a slave belonging to Mr. Geo.
dlliam, was taken up in the Thursday by one
OF the waphmen, as a runaway and Gagged. lie was
Drought before Alderman FaIra yesterday, and com
mitied unit, his owner should apply for him.
Inc usual certificate was given TO his capturer, BY
which he becomes eiiited to SIS reward.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-12

Two miIons one thousand dolirs-span on "revcngo
for not being able to collect $1,000 to Indemnify the &c
cessofy Transit Complny Tbat will do &2OOl 900 10
pay for broken bo, thrown a. the bead Of Scion Bo-
land That will do,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-12

Mrs olyboGk thinks it rlther queer" that tho rising
Of little quicksilver in glass tuba should make The
weather so awful hot.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-12

EWIS WEBB ~ son sale:
NJ $50 hhds Porto Rico, part prime
100 " New Orleans,
$40 bbis CoTee Sugar, various qualities" SUGAR
10 d" ed
80 PulveriIed
% half boxes Loaf
i s ssa e. s e.. S;'iS3i AolAssn.
$50 bags Rio
2iS bags LaSuayra
SO bags stuart's fCOPFEE.
81 pockets Java
- bags Mocha
40 packages unpoTder and Black Tea
500 bbls Halifax Cut
50 y SHERRINGs.
20 u Family Roe
81 bblS Maekerei
% kits do
IL hhds Baron Sides
go tieres Rice; $40 xegs Nails
30 sides Sole Leather, various quaitiesn
Sides Upper heather
500 bushels Clover Seed
zoo bozes AdAmantine, "various quaiues"l
=" Sperm lCkyDIrs
Z" Taiow
bbls Tanners Oil
~ Cider Vinegar
800 bags Drop and Duck Shot
Bar Lead STARCH Soap; Letter wrappng Paper TvIne
oomt Bed Cords and Lead Lines Window Gs sxO aud
o-s fspper pmenio; masons Backing; Leoriee Pas
powder. sporting and blasting. anll
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-12

The bin Of damages for the Greytown sact say. the
New York Express is aJou. be sen. to Washington Tor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-12

Gs hfA Az ''Atn-Ran.~ay from he shop Of G. D.
I'D u wv Prayser 9Th street. Tuesday the LIST mat
niuto man called MINOR He l. by trade has
Su'hy hair Sugars Of and about high When
ke e nshmond he had pass to 20 q hi, wif
he has since eel n he city.
The above reward OF $40 will be paid delivery In the
ing counties. RoBERT w RIGti q ~ 'O'"
Mls-du No. 20 Main street.
NEW hooks AT THE EXCHANGE H0OK-
~ STORE--Gk0 NJ. WEST, Nos lnge Place OF.
fers for sale this day: N' W.
Fifty Year, in Roth Hemisphere. "Reminiscences Life of
former Merchant by Vincent Soltc Oceans
The Youth OF Jefferson, Chronicle College seraps at
Williamsburg, Virginia, a d., 1864 rs cen
y conderosa, or the Back Gagh. p Fan
Rosa woodSie the Jlors Daughter by Alex Dumas SEQ
Adventures Of u rcuIss Hardy Sue IS cents
Lamp Lighter (New supply) sl.as
Fashion and Famine. ID, Mrs. Stet hens OIL,
Hard Times. By Charles Dickens.
Masters House a Tale Of the South. D. Logan. 81.
Money Maker; and other Tales ty Jane O. CanpheII Al
All OF the above to be found bookstore 81
Aull GEn AZ wren
a. Oitn LA q OIL; Sugar Molasvs; TannvIs OIL No
- ! lilo Coffee; Brown Sugar bbls; sal. fy ' "
tul2 DAVENPDRT ALIEN 4 m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-12

The Baltimore Patriot in speaking Of tho overwheu,
ing defeat Old Bullion has recently suffered has the fol-
low ing reflections on the subject
We draw from his defeat the consolation that Missouri
rcoices to have been length discharged from the dis.
qualification applied by tho Of her admission into
the onion and that at the point where the chief saec
ton with tho removal Of that disqualification might have
been expected the champion OF has been
struck down. We hope fJr ultimate acauescepce
IN the legislation OF Congress Tho Democrats will he
pleased to get rid Of the responsibility for the acts OF Mr.
enton All those who respect the proprietcs Of discus
sion, and the honor Of the American character will be
glad that the coarse and malignant persona tcs uttered
IN the Halls OF National deliberatou by statesman ripe
in years and rich in public honors have received such
reouke at the hands Of the people,
In conclusion, the Patriot thinks that the defeat of Cc
Benton will provo very conclusively three things as fol-
lows
l. That the people Of Missouri are not prepared to
Join the Disunonsts because the Missouri
has been repealed.
2. That the people OF the United States appreciate
active devotion to the representative duties rather than
violent and offensive assaults upon all antagonist iu
terests.
.! That Mr. Benton is right when he says that he
has something OF his attend more suitable to
has age than the turmoil OF public e aud that he does
want an interval of repose (perhaps of repenance be.
fore he d.es."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-12


tn The "MOrHeHs' BntAsF CLOTHS eon,li.,n,
the limited means used " bring them public no,osv
met with unparalleled In the history Of rernsde,
The Introduction Of them public attention. h., dsv.,sd
fact Wbeh Is truly graiiyinvthe fact that they are
supply remedy which will relieve suffering AGO
mixing nering, sn single remedy known among men r
suffering which they prevent and which they relieve confined 10
class condition. It's sway vide a. the RLb. a,
mother children found there the pv
Ing and peculiar suffering incident 70 GAHrRED or s
10 knoWn end sttegted.
These cloths have attained vide celebrity thrsugot yrgo,
and ~ the Southern states sod Vi 20 have many G,b
tcm0n 90 tneir great value have yet /, hear n their
failure siuglf insttngo give entire satis'ac.ion.
sf remittance Of tOO, accompanied
stamps, viii The
pair 81 these Cotis 10 part % tie United staes
They are 70 safe exclusively by
ABLE & OEsY, Wholesale and Retail Hgsats
Iei iiI Main street. Richmond, Viryinls.
a1 fiI directions Tor applying .ss Cl,s, will accompany
pru' voui ~ est"eed great favor persons
Ooh' you'd make hug~n The esinae they place upon
gSiPTY Yg,Rs AND JgPrnIsOa.-Atu,s New Boos,,or,,
nfy Yeas bath Herpieres "reminiscences Of the Life
q tOrnsr Merchant, By Ync,nt Hoe. ~ 20
fonth OF Jedsson Chronicles Of Coeg scr4pe &c. Tsc
aulI W. A BUTTgRg, hi Main strest
pNsTinROet 4 IAu-H M,ngftefare,' az Va isoi,
M Ifdys ~ rIonA' PtiyrEn Brcrxfs CplR wGRg Bnuu.
- tFECH WnJow Was, COED'Gs TwSTs WCE AATcn.
LicESo o. It lombard street, b!IWseD light and Chrrs
SJf'm0 ., NJ. sal2 -d2m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-12

nusrkn HosrsrEAD.-The Democratic prss, OF Viz,
nh 70. some time past been playing tho game of bag
TO be the psrty upon whose iahfalness the
" he oouto rest almost entirely for their d.
fence WAS their peculiar devotion 10 tho South which
caused them 20 ofpose the Homestead bill With 20 much
biueraese. But now, with somo few exceptions. tb,sa
same ocofoco Journals always 80 boserous In ,b.i, o
s,ion to anything like distributing portion of ths pnbo
lands amopg the States swallow down and smack their
could DO devised. Before they had been oud In ,h;
Jenuncatious Of the homestead but now since yrpini,
Senator has tnkered up substitute Of patent alb
sracon distinguished from tho homestead bill by ts 70.
markible OF difference they suddenIy "sboa, ca.
and go strong for Huutcr swpde upon the rrhts and
prospects OF tho South The homestead bill was for Law
ishing without compensation public lsnds upon the
worthless advcnurers OF country as also upoa
tue refuse population spcwcd out from other lands upon
or shores Hunters very excellent substitute secures
these same rare advantages the country and the South
particular by peoppg territories with population
hostile 70 Southern institutions for the grand consderss
ZION GU l-2 or 20 cents per And tho Locooco
pspefs Of virginia Boosting their allegiance the South
'ne.s e construction views, their State ghu
sentiments and their stsreoyped assertions about
nes to be derived from the sale Of the public lands cas-.
all to the winds bv adopting this Senator Him.
ter which makes wholesale attack upou each and ali oS
these articles Of political ia,h.-Lerinston Gasttts.
orn AoncrtrrsiL PAI gives us pleasure to that
r.. ns,nS. Lacy q 70 srer
annual in 10 to IN, isa, Az
ea,on 's' s'
, We hope Cha. our .ssas,,l friends win to make
schedule o. premium, h., been offered suS,s
lions ue trust Will be abundant them Lei our m h,p
les too put forth their best all Who ar. n
sen. some lair samples OF the SKILL eprise Industry
frsde.esbis In no sarer way they
advance their Interest and that
It'll high 'ime at Cor stinr or,e stem,
towards securing suitable and
Tor the articles exhibited
oar pride immunity dem,nd we ali provide bersy
Tor the occasion for the interest should
DC VT here Our merchants will rich hsrvet
IT, We ,hali only have blush but viii, n
our town In the es'naton of those are de-
pendant for our trade aud prosperity.
We call q Aid
au 70 t fuse aud the ,iirsn will
prepared throw wide open their To
NeteS. ~ '''"S'"J
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-12

sorfsipondoai Of the New York COurisr writing nom
ST. Petersburg up bravcly to the deeuce of tho
Gar IRON wis, he represents the grossly distot,ng
auence ofthe French and English prcs lie proceeds in
the ooang extract to correct the exceedingly erroneous,
ideas and Information that prevail his side Of tho At
lan.ic, concerning matters passing that
n the 6s' place. therefore, let assure you that the
motives OF tho Cx.r have been wholly misrcprcsened-
Al the outset he was animated by higher desire than
to extend protection to his regioaists In Turkcy-
His only aim to protect them from persecution and
oppression and you look to any of the recent pubca
lions upon Turkey, including the speeches Of Sir
Charles Napier himself. you will end there was ample
need OF this In other country perhaps was ANY
Christian or otherwise, 50 harrasscd and crushed by
another The Car had the right, and no Is eutad
to the same glory, Elizabeth of England or Cromwell
hsd to protect the Procsans Of Rochelle aod other parts
Of the Continent against Catholic aggression Bsrbaes
unneard Of were sometimes practised. Implements was
not uncommon and in derent districts OF the East
the Cruccon threatened late years to DO
Even so recently as the outbreak OF this struggle when
small Tort named Nickolarowitz taken tho shores
oil the Black Sea- the priest ured tho
mpaled the body Of his wife cvisceratoj aud tho en- lid
that shc then bore hurled into the flames This was done
WITHIN the last twelve months, and though the English
press attempted to dscred the runor Il was abso-
utey true. haro from official who was was almost
an eye witness have heard repeated by ono Of the
highest employees in the Empire and almost from the Inns
OF the Car himself
but do not attempt to disguise from you that all is
altered now These events and the opposition he has en-.
III al ooieSs al Hst praiseNorthy, have aroused
IN the Car thirst for conquest-I will say foo ven
geance Tie is determined eIngush SO far as in him
lies the power from which they emauate and to seize
the opportunity for obtaining those outlets which
are SO necessary for the and sggandz men OF
his Empire While your fleets, those OF Britain France
aud every other country the large is vain
TO expect that Russia Is be coopcd up within the mar
row limits Of the Black Sea tho Baltic and TINT she is
to be ccumscribed by the foresses of the Daranccs
or the Sound passage beyond these outlets peces
ry for hee existence; aud misconduct of other pow
ers or the ability OF her own permit the Car
has just the same right to extend his empire the British
had to advance in lndii, you progress in Mexico
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-28
The Oyster Business.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

For several mornings the startling announcement Of
deaths from eating OYSTERS has met the gaze Of
the Thousands Il cit zens they havs opened the
newspaper until perfect panic has been producsd:
and the wonder with Thousands h that they have been
INDUCING al the fall in these bvAves and not died
ther,rcm. LIT look at this matter seriously and in
the light Of common eense 1t has been said thst per
ons have eaten oysters thereupon have been attack
ed with cholera and died As proof of this assertion,
four ave such cases have been named. Now it ap.
psaIs slight investigation, that three Of the above
named persons had, within few days previous to their
DEATH eaten oysters; but, upon further inquiry
b found that they had drank milk, eaten game or
vegetables. Who shall say what particular article OF
food OF all they had received into their stomachs within
few days. produced cholera for IL appears, from the
these had been suffering from diahoea for several
days But how strangely many rsasou, and how wrong
their conclusions For instance person IL sick from
arrangement Of stomach and bowels with Fremont
tory sympt of cholera crisis comes on In the dis
and the evil IL charged to the last thing eaten.
Thus the public may be altogether misei by such hssty
and statements There from seven to eight
hundred Thousand inhabitants In New York. and out Of
this population only three persons have died AFTER eating
oysters and that too after suffering several days vi
oiarrha the poison is In the oysters, why have not
the HUNDREDS Of thousands Of inhabitants who reside In
the city and who have eaten Oysters, betn attacked
Let these who have any fears on this msttr and who
believe that bad poisonous, take walk to
Fulton Catherine markets and look at the East river
and other oysters with which they we'll upplied and
see they saw finer (partcularly East rver) oys
ters Ard H. after examin toD they fear that they
sse poisonous then should be inclined 10 think that
fat Feet arc pork srt the sape. GOOD OYSTERS
fTw YoRK, Get. ~, 1854.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-28

ANOTHER ENGiIsH OrKRA COMPANY Mr.. N'blo IL ex-
pected arrive the steamshi, Pacific, aad he &C
compaDed by ,mplste Ecglish opera company select
ed expressly for Nibos Garden The troupe consists II
Nile. Dolores Nsrr prina donna OF the first rank Hh 50
success in London only equallea by hr trnm b in
Paris This lady is American by brtA, but has for
few years past been the Hrst canteuse at the Opera
Comique. In LONDON ME- Mar appeared at tn Pracsss
Theatre, in the English version Of Auesr's opera o.
The s.Isn, and great was her success. ths, al
though lis. OF oper she sapg that alone
for twenty onecutive nint 10 csovdei pousss
The company will be complete in evesy re'pect tomor
irg first an sscord teoor hest aud se'o,i 'ass >
chestra und-r the direction Of pet 80
ehtf. We md. rsapd that in tl+cs Of shs oil
have several tnar 10 -ais ogUlt-F. Aud
8 rebshli'y rSAt 20 osiginsi operas ps.a
oy mericans win be produced dariag the Engagement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-28

INTELLIGENCE FROM liberia Intelligence has been re-
ceived Of the formation Of state in LIBERIA II is
named the State Of Maryland The folio wing letter from
d. McGill to Dr. hail. Of Baltimore, the eles
ton Of Its officers
MoSRovIA, June II, 1854.
DR. JAMES HALL Dear sir-I left Cape Psnss the
14'h inst and arrived here this morning The cons
tuition for the tate Of Maryland In Liberia, with the
cause prohibiting traffic in ardent spirits, adopted
by the people the Goth nit and the 9th inst. the
following Gentlemen elected to different oises
der the same, viz
Govefnor-Wm, A. Prout.
Lieutenant Governor--a ]. Drayton.
Senators--I T. Gibson, A. Wood, Thomis Fuller and
John Bowen.
Deega.es-Daniel F. lson, Charles Harmon, John
Cooper, Eenry Pirhett, aud John e. Motion.
sEigh Sherif-Samuel 8. Reynolds.
Corcner-Peter siscoe.
1bomas Mason Is appointed Secretary Of State.
The Governors Inauguration took pla,e the 9Th
inst, when your sgent by whom he into OF.
fee, relinquisbed the cove rnment into his h nds
On the 9th the Governor Of the State presented
the native chiefs After to them oil that
cefsary In relation to the cnaugea that HAD taken place
IN the government, he made them suitable PRESENTS
With which they were we'll satisfied.