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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-08

Space .uiU not permit to name Hundreds Of others
AZ Geo. W. Goodrich, Capt. Thomas Canot, Robert
3ault, James Smyth, cured Of Rheumatism.
John Pervail, 8. A. arifin, John Luke, Rev. v.
Eskridge, u. s. N, and thousands others cured OF
Dyspepsia, scrofula, Cough, Liver Complaints Bron-
,hitis, st. Vitus' Danca, &C. We refer you to your
own citiEsns. Call on them.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-13
RAILROAD MEETING.

o. Monday, 9Th day Of June, s54 a meeting was held
by the citizens OF Montgomery county, 10 Cifsansbufg
o the purpose OF elecng suitable persons represent
sad county In RilrOld COuveniio to be held in the
city Of Norfolk, on the 2jib day Of October next.
Upon the motion Of Daniel If. IIoge Gen. Robert T.
Preston called 10 the Chair aud James c. Taylor ap.
pointed Secretary
The following gentlemen we're then appointed com
mittec to report resolutions, Daniel H. Hoge w X.
Staples, A. f. Eskndge, David Barnett aud J. Il. Kent
WhefeupOn tho following preamble aud resolutions were
reported aud unanimously adopted
Whereas, The people Of the city Of Norfolk have re-
commended the holding Of Internal improvement Con.
vcnOn IN that city Wednesday, the 25th day Of o.
ober next and ii Il desirable that county Of Mont
gomery should be represented in said convention there
fore,
Rssoired That We approve Of the proposition to hold
an Internal improvement Convention In the city Of Nor
folk, the 2jth dag Of October next
RssOiued That WIN - Preston, Juo Ridford T. Ham.
met ID Birnelt, Kent, Wm Thomas, John Gaysoo,
Jro Gibson, G Hail. J Lucass, u Taylor WIN Il
Pepper, WIN Taylor, 7 ID Childers, WIN Bower,
SAINT Akcrs, Cephus Shelburn, Thomas n Fonlkcs X A
smith WIN Wade ar, Jno Gardner, Wade, J W
Shields, Kyle. Montague, Preston, jas r Ell
mundson, w Staples, G. Williams, f. Atniss n NJ
Ronsld Ronald II Black, VIM Perfitor WIN II Peck,
Adam Wall, Rpbt Muuy, Biin, White g Ryan, Dan,
Tel II HOgc, llogc, jesse Hail. n Peyton Henry
Taylor, Geo Barnett, Thomas Barnes, James Kent jas
Holt, II Barnett, Floyd Smith, 8 HcCunkey Wm
smith, D5uthai, jacob Kont, II Shields a p rs
kridge, Geo Eithart, l. Pierce G. henderson Geo
w Anderson Henry FOwlkes B l. Brown CHARLES Il
Gardner William Blrnirz, John SJwer T. Williams,
a Womack, Peter Cfumpocker, be appointed delegates
from the county OF Montgomery, to meet 10 the said con-
veuon the delegates from the other counties cities and
towns OF Virginia, Ohio and Kstucky aud Of such other
States as may CO operate in the said Convention.
Resolved, That tho Chairman aud Secretary be added
70 the list OF representatives, said Convention and tbs
should any citizens from said county be in the city of Nor
folk at the meeting or said Convention whose pames are
not mentioned In the foregoing list that they be requested
| 10 act rs representatives Of this county
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this meeting be
published in the Chrstiansburg Herald, Richmond Wing
Examiner aud Enquirer, 10 all the papers published ia
tho city Of Norfolk, In the papers published in Charles
ton Bsnawhs, LJnohburg Vrgnian aud Republican,
Roanoke Republican, and Floyd lntegencer.
| Ga motion, the meeting then adjourned.
4. 7, PRESTON, Chairman.
! J, o. TAYLOR, seo'y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-13
PUBLIC MEETING IN CuRlsrlANsBURG.

At meeting the citizens OF Montgomery count held
in Chrsuiansburg on Monday, 9th day oil Jyne, 1854
for the purpose OF making arrangements celebrate the
approaching anniversary oi American Independence ard
tue passage OF ihs Of the Virginia and Tenn
e.see Rail Road, the Allegheny notion Gen
eral Robert Preston called the chair aud James
Taylor appointed Secretary.
The object OF the meeting having been explained
Hon William y Preston called upon, and adcresse,
the meeting briefly but with great power and coqueace
The following resolutions then offered and uuau
mously adop Ell
R,'oived, That the citizens of Montgomery county viii
celebrate the approaching anniversary American lndc
pendence, and the passage Of the the Ale
ghany, by free blrbacue be given the 4th day
July next at or the Chrisiansourg Depot upon the
summit Of the eghAuy.
Resolved That tue people o: the State large are in
ved TO attend and participate in the festivities of the
aston.
Resolved, That Waller Il Staples be requested to de-
liver address on the occasion.
The iqlOwiGg committees then appointed viz :
Committee IF arrangements for Chris'iduSEirg-Rice
Montague, YIN Barnes, Geo Anderson, john Gard.
uer, Ssmuel Williams, Floyd Smith, David G Dou,hat
JAS Taylor, Eli Phegir, Jas w Shields.
CorlEsItt,e Of arrangements for tie County of Mont,
g0ncry, according 10 The Segerdi Disricis-l Alexan
der Eskudge Russell A smith, David W l. Cnarlton
Crockett l. Pierce, WIN Kyle.
9 Jas Il Kent, WIN II Peck William PerCrater John
Sanger, Whitley Taber.
g. Edwin Amiss, Thos Sanger, Harrison Bennett
Daniel II IIoge Giles J Henderson.
t. james MEG Kent, White & RYAN George Barnett
Charles II Barnett, David Edmuudson.
g. Lucas John b Eadlord, VIM Stone Thomas II
Fowlkes, Ccphus Shelbur.
Committee Of hgiioton-A E.krdge, James +
P eston, 7 Eimuudson, Daniel Hoge, Henry VI Fowkes
Edward Hamnet.
Committee for Msie-EIward D Williams, Hamilton
W Shields, Charles Is Gltdncr John Wade b l. Brown
Marshal Of The Ddy-Genera Robert T Preston
assistant Mar'hdIs-Col b Barnett AID Lieu. n
Wade.
Resolved That the proceedings Of this meeting be pub
shed in the Chrstansburg Herald and Floyd Intellieeu
Ger, with the request that the Lynchburg Richmond Nor
folk, and Petersburg papers copy.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
r. T. PRESTON, Chairman
C. TAYLOR, Secretary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-13
Chinese In California.

The immigration Of large numbers Of Chinese into
California IS exciting considerable discussion among
the press OF that State On the 18th and goth Of
April, there arrived at San Francisco nearly two
thousand Celestias and many other vessels were on
their way, filled with these emigrants. The Sonora
Herald has long article on this subject in which
tho most stringent measures are advocated to nrovo
q further increase Of this kind If popul,Gon Il,
maintains that their presence in California bas con-
ferred no manner Of benefit upon the State. On ,bo
contrary, they are not only crying nuisance from
their filthy habits their dolatrous and ayyess in
stincts, their lying and thieving propenstes. and
their proneness to dleness, gambling and vice Of all
kinds but il is feared they will prove the most fear
fol and umitgated curse that any people was over NJ
aicted with.
The Herald s particularly severe upon the sham
ph'lanthropists ADD regiopists in that State, who
IN their blind real Of proseytism, and consequent
great love for tho Chinese forget oil other consde.
ratons, desiring for their own personal convenience
and roiit, that the heather may be encouraged IA
come hjther aud settle in the new FL Dorado. 1,
says these monomaaiacs, not satisfied with sinking
interests Of their own countrymen, would even
Fthwith admit these dipgy bArbMians to the sacred
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-13

rights Of citizenship This being done, II speeulates
upon the fine times which every body would then
have on election days, when of demagogues
would be busy in taking them to the polls to depos.
il their votes.
We are not prepared Of course at this distance, to
appreciate the grievances complained of by our Cali
orna contemporaries. We therefore, express no opin-
ion upon the subject, but trust California broth
rem will not permit themselves to become too seri-
ousy perplcxed and go oil into unnecessary excite
ment on the subject.
The following from the Alta Californian taken
from the Chinese Mail, will serve to give an idea of
the extent of emigration to California of the Chi
nesc:
From last SATURDAYS Government Gazette we learn that
the 3lst December there 500 Chinese in Hong
kong waiting shipment Francisco all Of whom have
long since taken their departure aud been replaced by
others. Indeed emigration TO California; noiwithstand.
ing the immense numbers who have already crowded TO
the diggns IL stiou the II would appear that
Canton the brokers under engagement TO find
sages San Francisco for great many-the number be-
ing variousy stated from 1000 TO 1900 eWiSEants,
aud shipping being they are driven to the ut
most straits; So that European ships, condemn
cd years ago unfit carry cargo, readily purCba
ed enormously hGhpTccssn hit out for passengers.
Of these already purchased the only one that can be
termed sound wholesome ship, the Lady Hayes, teak
built for which We ate told her might have got
So OJU bad be waited few days longer aud it is
therefore much TO be feared that some Of them may
go TO the bottom with their live freight. The following
list has been furnished to Lady Hayes, OF $40 tons,
sold Tor $50 1000; Hyge $40 TONS S32 900 Onyx 500
tons, $4,000; Statesman, $50 tons, $4,000; Trosbi-
dour 626 tons, So, 900 We further told that $50,
900 has already been offered for the Bomsuiee Hormus-
ice, Mcssrs ,Iurdinc Mathcson Cos receiving. ship
| lIongkoug The Sir Edward Ryan sold previously
tor Sl4 OOO but the conditions having been complied
WITH the bargain declared off, and double the
amount has been Offered Several other vessels
spoken of and should be all asonished TO hear
that the old tubs used by the carpenters for hcivug down
ships under air. had been for the purpose
Nor is it likely the demand for tonnage will dmuiSh Tor
Australia has II length attracted the attention OF the Chi
ncsc, and i,tSy received from few OF their
number there has excited strong desire on the part
their friends try their fortune, that is possible the
rage for emigration Melbourne be general
| as it now is 10 San Francisco.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-13
JOsepb h. IRVING. Eso

The numerous friends Of this distinguished gentle
man, in Virginia, will be gratifed % hear of his
return from California. He arrived at New York, in
the George Law, on Friday last Mr. Irving left Virgil
a,fo California about four years ago. where he has
since pursued the practice Of his profession with great
success. He will be welcomed back to the old Domin
ion by host Of warm and true friends as any man
ever had.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-13

,a s ms Honss &C. BVysr-wo resre, to learn tina,
ne Barn. Stable, and i've head ofvauabe horses beop,
ing to Mr. Moses johnson. residing ON Ca,awbs In ,hI
eoony, was destroyed by fire Monday night iss, Az
th act was no doubt the work of NO bons
every effort will be made to bring the offender to Justice
we Know OF no man, whether white or black more do.
serving of the incon OF the law ban no ho
would apply the midnight torch property Of his
oor.-ff"ed'tle Democrat, June 9.
FRS IN LipSRrr.-we learn from a friend that I'M,
large Brick Tavern, OF Major Thomas Lenwich was en-
nreiy consumed by fire Saturday morning i,st Tn,
n,e Is supposed to have been accidental il was fist
discovered in one Of the garrett The los, of Mr.
Lewich Is said to be from thousand dollars
10. ''
SuicipE-The Argus learns that Mr.. Solomon Carney
resident OF Wetze county committed suicide on
last by hanging. He and of his sous had been At
station on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and hc had
drank some during the day. They returned par, of tho
way home together parting at the forks Of road ono sou
gong home tho other going assist neShbor to roll
some logs Carney remaining at the place where they par
,ed' Nothing more was known OF him until he was
iound suspended to the day, dead Several
wounds, supposed to have been inflicted with a knife
were found the body of the deceased Although Car
neY was dissipa,ed somewhat himself his family and
friends occupy aIespectable position in society.
Hhcclino Fpt.iii,,ucrr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-13

TnE RE'uLT OF the TRIAL or Col. GATES, T. S. Army.
The Washington Star contains the report of General
Scott, president OF the court Of enquiry summoned 10
enquire into the conduct, ~ Col Gates ON hoard tho
ste Imshp San Francisco wrecked at sea ia the gae nj
December gath Alter stating that the troops were en-
barkcd in an orderly manner and that the officers had
reason 10 suppose the steamer in good condition tho
report adds:
But with pain is obliged to add that IN f..
opinion there from the time Of the wreck until tho
return into port blameabe Reorganization NJ the head "a
the commgnd-not the result of panic or pbvscaI irca
paciy for Colonel Gates, Notwithstanding The loss Of an
interesting son, washed overheard seems IN haze hos
co1l ana acFe on ioo-but disorginizition resulting
rom iituiy or crookeduess Of mind, which le,v
| ing him alive to his own Immediate WANT an,
those oil hi lnIy aud to the first accidental chance oi
escape, caused him to neglect nearly every high dutg i'm
posed by his rank aud the ccumsluc,s-suca as dn,v t
going often among his men to cheer and animate ,b
OF organizing aud directing "a er labors in pumping hail
lng ahI tightening the wreck Of organizing all the com
pany officers eft for duty including the st I.nc,o,
into regular relief for those abors and ot,, IL; =
regulating the transfer oil persons aud supplies nn tho
wreck to the bark Kiby, aud OF regulaingahe LAHORE
ana issues OF bread aud water on board Of that
winch he was the first to hasten instead OF refn,in,, In
! the steamer to supcriuend the transfer
! The conduct OF Mj wyse, Lieut, Winder Van yo,s,
ana 'hinhIe and Capt Gardiner during the storm and
subsequent u specially commended and the accus,,,r nj
Sol "itrs aghst Capt Girdner, relative 10 putlourg
food on board the bark Ktby, is said to be "cn,i,cI
gtolhlIr' anu 70 have Originated in spirit of pto5s
mhIgmy The report also refers to the act Of Coonsl
Gates IN taking against the admoniiious OF the surgeon
case OF measles n bis family board the San Franci
CO. 70 the great danger Of many men, women and cbil.,
Who we're fellow passengers aud Gabls IN receive m -;
lection nearly a. bad 81 the small por and oso n,
n' usela1'on made on bolrd the Kroy, 10 resnect to
eA' waS', lont he cared nothing for his men, sh mn
oalh) and would rather twenty Of them shopi die H. an
bis chld should suffer or die when thero was no immej
ate danger that any board would perish from its
me court regards the conduct Of Col Gites 10 these I'M
stances as highly selfish ADD cepsur.bIe :" '"''0 W.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-13

Un IN s u; sa 81 had been .als,sd ss yss.
sor h ne s Of RApwArs Rs
s': nc '; shin IN: Whole S5 s .s s: IN
as s's 2S :a II. &.
..oi RapwArs kEoJLAroks The. possray and
.ors. caused him irritation, .hch sarsJ by sans
continued s 's s. S n sn:s ~
r ay ,aS Sn IN. ,%sSS the aS s.
pure skin clear, and bowel, RR once No ici
Sold by Druggists everywhere. ,.,-,
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sS =, ,n %s and = not specify checked o,e ire
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os'p'ne Wheeling. virginia; and Da,I aIlrr, Baltimore
9 o;ss-. promptly allied by addressing rv.
tv- DIR, uooFLAND's GERM IN pIrFkKs D .G.I,,, !; ~
~ JACKSON are Justly r,etoned smong vausSi;
ton. Of the as'; .S %,s s~snSn
he9ss s ,raay ss to q. shs,k and e,shn,
'sSss nm Thousands will hereafter add their te.'Iy
i,olsw.y. iii;A esrt,ia Sp1cIac J0r N,gr asss.
81 snss S prS D x
m h rh srsso IN on he
using them rasy aSy d. the tone Of the n
su,nshened the digestion CIRCULATION
10 The blood and robust health attained P-rr. ~
s sis0 >" and sdeS,aIy habit, being tho
ensure good state OF health.
Fer sale by PURCELL, LADD
Defiance salamandcr safe---t;ayiers Inlcn-Ro,rar
PArRck the manufacturer United States Of the
above saesand Gonns Impenetrabr Defiance
Lock and best Safes and the
otu TO whon the highest
me Metropolitan
toh the American Institute DEPOT No lOy reaI
~ sU'n
R%I,TME GoVEHNOI OF vIU.!.SIa-A rE0.
- iioN-Whereas occurred In ,h. r..
Presentation from this In the ~, 49, ~,
,sl states ey the death Of JOHN sNoDGRAss meabcT Of
OF representatives for the District imposed OF m.
S o. Lewis b up.hur Harrison Bareur Randolph Bra1ton
@ ~ anu ksnswha Now therefore, Joseph johnson Govcr
% ol the said Commonwealth, have thought
sheus OF the counties competing district to hold A.,
'''' '"''su"S III Au-
IN. ohcers conducting the at the
Sounucs, requr their return
Thursday in August next. - ' '"e s"'u III"
diren under my hand Governor under the ,.,l =,
! d. C. the Commonwealth this twelfth day Of June lssi
nv a.. nor.,u... o. -, JOS. JOHNSON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-13
RICHMOND MARKETS Jrxr

Tonicco.-ro-dav breaks were lar,. and h,, man,
To he market We do not perceive any change in pree.
prices are e"n'i,rab!c lower they veT, a -
TO ss quote com non luss at ~ to fs vcrv good AZ
stemmng ~ to t2 good One Shipping s, ana nn'
synersly 10 to ti very superior IS 10 ANY oi
one hhu' ACID as high as the latter price 'S' ohS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-13

NEw BooKs.-We have received from II. Long & Bro,
l2l Nassau street, New York; through J. Il. Hobrook
OF this city, novel entitled "ROsa lambert; or The
Memoirs OF an Unfortunate Woman" by G. NJ. N. Rey
nods; also, interesting work entitled "The Quiet
Heart, with work entitled "The Rappers or The Mys.
tories Palaces aud Absurdities of Spirit Rapping Table
Turning, and Enhancement" the design of this work
on Spirit Rappng to show that modern Spirit Rapping
Tipping &c, is absurd aud alacous on the very face of
pretended spiritual communications themselves. In
proof OF this the author gives graphic and account
OF series OF visits which lie made various piritua
circles, and details infinitely all that occurred.
The author also gives synopsis of the various theories
which have been preached in explanation Of the modern
spiritual phenomena and concludes by showing the
nciou tendency Of the WHOLE and the eriority
that religion which spirtuasts teach to the reigioG Of
Jesus Christ.
We have also received from the publishers through
the poteness OF Mr. A Morris who has them for sale
highly interesting and elegantly bound novels entitled
"Caharine Walton; or, the Rebel of Dorchester" by w
Gilmore Sims, author Of THE Yemassee," ''Thc Par-
san' &C.; and "Caavar; or The knight of The Con
guest" Romance Of Mexico, by Robert Montgomery
Bird, author OF mick Of The Woods" "The InfIe &c
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-13

I" A"Tsp Down ruE CANAL, the Basin n, r ehp,o,s ,
soSi"ck, p NJ, sh instant to IL o'clock mn ,n "a ~
bringing In the assesa'e:-FOu $50 lbs. Alum Water 10 -,
s ps iron 1880 is Bar Iron lbs Leaf s,cco ma,
50 raj Implements. l,iov by Meal Ih.
s.. lbs Corn lis's lbs; Wed oI6 lbs; rS,n,ur
los hre l.Vso es Tobacco Stems lbs.
6s S lbs, Lss'hsr Isl SOS PIG Lead ssoi lbs,
To-. Rough stone lbs; sand iioovS lbs Cot, Yam
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-13

The June term Of our county eou,, c,r,r,,,,.,
Monday. The grand jury we're enpanneyod :, noa. ~
D''B 't'reo 10 'ne" ro'm' returned into court sbor
Juno before Tue rising OF the Justices and presented sbou
s"vuy Os Of indictment against various parties, princi
Pay LOT unlawful gaming and for as'aOl! ADD battery
r"o gaming IS represented to have occurred ava, ur
Dunio creek IN certain stable belonging to Mr. fest
or,,a' osSouIse, tne consent or appreciation Of tia
genueman Tha assaulte snd batteries were M ,Lo 80
soaraeier Boone was badly hurt In fac, the "5;n,sr
10 a probability richly deserved the punishment in
oy we .HSiPPtri" Nevertheless, the dignity of Ii,
yoIumon"ea'h must be upheld and though Sighting p,y
Is not contrary TO the statute Il IL condemned ~ ,b
common 'w OF the land, and must be discountepspcSd
FdirTont Vir0inia,, Juns TO-
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JUST PURLISiIED
DEAnv EnD ADI rtrrn,.

'BNuIf fEAhs' VIEW Or, History OF the Working o,
the American Government from sa0 a, s,o
fen from 'h Congress debates aud the private papers Of
uehera Jackson and the speeches
his actual view Of and historical nor, 80 nv,
aons and soi notices OF eminent deceased
By lion. Thomas II. Benton. >''"IN'"''s1
on delivery. JAMES Wt6nu nm, yAoie
my2+ leo wnoCsh,
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wv The "AiOIlIHits' DREAST Cloths considering
the limited bring them into public noore,
met with success unparalleled In the history remedies
The introduction Of them public attention. has developed
fact which Is truly gatilngthe fact that they are dene to
supply remedy which will relieve suffering intense ago.
mixing suffering than single remedy known among men Tn.
offering which they prevent and which they confined to
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wherever the mother Of children Is found, there truly
ing and peculiar suffering incident GlTnEEED Rrx BEr
isknoun and attesed.
These cloths have attained Vide celebrity thouEhou, virginia
and Of the Southern states whilst we have many b
,smona' to their great yaue We have yet hear Of their
fiilurein single instance TO give entire Subtraction
~ remittance OF t0O, accompanied by 10 cent, worth q,
postage stamps will secure the prompt by mail Of
pair Of these Cloths any part Of the United States.
They are To- sale exclusively by
-, ADIE % uHhf, Wholesale and Retail Agents,
Jel ~ Main street. Richmond, Vrgini,
W Pnl directions for applying these Cloths will
Them II would be esteemed great favor II persons u,Ing
Cloths would make known the estimate place uron
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