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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-30
LOCAL NEWS.

rhh ussk the great State Agricultural Fair comes or
aud our city crowded With strspgcrs rom al parts Of
the STATE and the houses Of Of good and inHu-
entail citizens vii be thrown open or their socouuoda-
tlos Wbls catering for what viii add 70 the coufor, Of
both the outer and inner hope they will not for
get friend Kirby Of the hst Market who has ., oil ,imes
choice supply Of frcsh ash aud delicious fowls Of everv
kind. and What Of much Importance 10 the ladies
particularly, he Is at all ,mes polite aud accommodating
His stall Il Nos l6 aud IL First Market
We are requested to state that waush's P.nor.m. O,
Italian scenery win DO exhibition In Rchmand In tho
eourss Of es days. has received very .eripg com
mendsous from intelligent judges and from the pres.
wherever has been exhibited. We take the following
notice Of Il from the Philadelphia Presbyterian:
wAuous IrALiA.--Throagh tho poten.ss Of Mr.
Waugh, 20 havo had an opportunity Of witnessing his
In Philadelphia. Tho views embrace the objects OF
most interest In Northern, Central aud Southern Ia.
", and occupy many thousand feet Of CANVASS Our
commentator OF this work Of could not well be
too strong Tho artist who spent several years In
Italy making the necessary sketches not only depicts
the scenes most iuthfully, but displays extSordi-
nary artitcal ski In tho execution producing atercs
OF beautiful and highly finished paintings far surprising
works Of any similar dcneaton have ever seen
The variety Of objects brought into vieu might we'll dis
courage Us from entering into particulars but ciunn
fosoear sngng out the moonlight We've OF the Coliseum
aud Postum. and tho interior aud exterior views Of ST.
Peters As particular impressive. They approach AZ
nearly .s possible to the actual scenery Of these magu
cent objects The mechanical Of tho Panorama
perfect aud the gentleman who explains tho pictures
~ ha h.evy freedom from extravaganza aud distinct
tnuncatoo furnishes the beet evidence oil his qua ica
zoos Our readers who within roach of tho sxhihi.
non SHOULD avail themselves Of tie opportunity OF securing
70 themselves evening OF rational and instructive a
n1sement, by Waiting these life like delineatiops
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CHOICE EDITIONS
OF THE Wonks OF The aEsr AUTHORS!

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hn Gsnuemen who appreciate good bound ar,
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Aaste: RICHARD L, MAuRr,
Care Of W.C Hasbrouck, Esq, N.wburg m. Y
FOREIGN EXTRACTS.
funch burtslne, Russian journalism in the follow.

Punch burles ue,' Russian journalism in the follows
ing humorous style -
From the Journal Of ST. Pe,ersburg.1
I'VE have been favored by NJ. Rackainoff an emf
men merchant of this capital, with the sight Of
o''er written by private soldier to young female
'eH belonging TO Madame Rackamof The soldier
which Is prsDner 10 the English savages His lete
which Is written in true military naiuete affords ire
ffaglble evidence Of the brutality with which these s
rocous islanders treat the handful Of gallant men who
have fallen into their hands, They force upon the un
oftunate soldier foJd Of utterly different character
from tina, 10 which he has bean accuso ned and isis,
upon his washing 1t down with tho most wretcled and
'eoasng liquors Tho p,or fellows are made sp eta.
ces to the population, who fling them cheese and ap.
Piles. as If they animals in cage, and this poor
Alexis. who a modest and viuuous, AZ we'll as
spirited and loyal young fellow, especially complains
tat the English womea, whu have de!icacy whatever
stare hun out Of conntenino, aad mock his misery by
invitrons TO him TO dance.
THE treatment Of tue officers il still more dsgrace
iuI. We happen 10 know that they are allowed but
wv rJubes DAY Except when married aud then three
are glVeh) To provide themselves with everything A
man and i' wife are exp cited 10 live Twelve shIl-
ings' day. True, he would have but three in Rus
sa bpt then he would enjoy all those Indirect but not
Improbable mcans ofmproving his income, which The
Pierna indulgence Of the Emperor allows To all dis.
Greet Oicefs But his bifbarOus meanness IL not the
worst ln the hopes 81 saying even the patry Of
maintaining these victims VI teschery, the English are
aUut To lake them out TO sand upon which, IN her
days, BRUSH King Charles caused two thousand Jews
TO be ex pOsed and drowned IN the hope that similar
Tate may overaks these unhappy Russians. We are
authorized 10 state that If this be done, their deaths
shal be terribly avenged the approaching capture Of
the dlsardIy Baltic squadron.
From he fnndno Na,va NJ r t.to Tho RI
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TERRIBLE MASSACREE.

NORFOLK Oct. 27-The steamer Star Of the West from
sAu Juan which pnt In here Tuesday out OF coal and
afterwards proceeded to New York. brings the following
Il ems: e
terreble massacree by the Indians Of fifty emprsn,s
men women and children, from Texas had taken place
On the Colorado They were attacked and ali b,n,sl
murdered, except twenty OF the women who were paJ
prisoners and carried Off 1t the Apache Indians who
perPeIaed this outrage They also stole some Goo cat
tie. wv '"'
Two parties Of Americans attacked their horses
stolen, and one OF them killed "0''ss
Inc Ee"s from California Is without much interest
- PRODUCE was abundant and prices slightly upwatd,-
H.Iall -four sl2sfls. Provisions a little UPWARDS
lining operations prove successful. The Indian ttoub
Zee bsvs nearly ceased in tie interior.
General good health prevailed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-30

The editor Of the Louisville Times boasts that he
had any faith 10 the truth of the cegraphic despatch
nouncng the capture Of Sebasopo in reply to which the
Louisville Journal thus poetizes:,
No telegraphic falsehood. him deceived
He scented truth aud il alone received:
his genius quick Heavens electric Ere
Graspei truth-and left the lie unnn The uira
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-30

iEuIh THEY SAY, LES IN wELL."-Onr amia.
DE neighbour the Union. IS grsled that the ellioen,
Ger has "a, last been compelled speak the ruth in
regard TO the recent movements Of the Northern
wings" We really do not precisely know In wbst
particular the Union has discovered the display of this
nnwcnsd virtue IN the Inelligencer and were we now
70 tell the uuth we should have confess that in the
csse referred Ia we had fallen on the truth no, BY com
pusIco,' but uncons -iousy. We are glad, however.
given pleasure u our contemporary even by &C
siden and we win not forfeit the jewel Of lis appro
o'uon oy discla'ming the merit rare, which /, com
menus .. ioi and, NJ zone good Turn dessryes another
~ would Pfopose 10 our gr,hed neghbor that he re-
eplocse me pleasure We have given him, by trying .
hue truthful experiment " his own regarding Demo.
era &c shorcomng' We are sure that The novelty Of
Tue 'snr w' BE- quite exhllaraung to himself as well
- ifsai 10 his Tesders.-Nat Ini
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Two Weeks Later from C,llforn,,

AhhI' Nd OF TIE bTkAMEK GRURGE LAW
NEW YORK, Oct 81, P.N.-Tbe Steamer George Law
from Aspn"a, has arrived With two weeks later o.,
from CALIFORNIA; being the dates az those bopvb h
che Star OF the West TO Norfolk. She has 600
sud 81 $50, 900 IN gold dust
IL vi" seriously sppreheodsd that some accden, had
nsppened 70 tue steamer Sonora she bad been greatly
out OF her time at last accounts. e'
The massacre OF emigrsnts is fully confirmed Fihy os
'nem were horribly murdered and twenty women carried off
accounts bad been received giving details of smother
party OF emgrans, consisting oftwenty.6ve who petsbed
description. '''' oe'o"d
business In San Francisco and throughout Cslirorn,
Of ughtoess 10 the money market Real esta,s va na
the decline. ' was op
10 looking over the general news hastily find nothing
striking interest hey ond what has been noted In prey.
Gus accounts. " p'''
Inc miners were very prosperous Prices Of produce
gsnsrsly were better Frsgbts dull. The crops were
very 6ne. ''p' "e'e
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RANGE OF fHE THERMOMETER
Al k0RRLS Aaokstors. u kats sirssi, on. D.
':S'sl' "'Ss,'ss. ''sss'ss' }xu.

LADIES rAiRThs Ladies OF Grace Rsrt Church III.
continue their Pair At Boshss Han to-day viii also be Lspt
open on Monday and Tuesday. full Of useful
ornamental articles for aAe. ccls-3t
4 S0MMisSs0NERS sAlE Or yAlUABLE
~ RIAL ESrATk IN TUX COUNTY OF NArukws-ln puT-
suA.se OF decree Of The oreslt Court Of Mathews In
certain elt therein pending which
are p.nt U.s. aud sarah A. John H. Fleet
are dsfsndsn bearing dat. the sh Ocioes is
dsrsInsd Commsaionsfi ui
We hshs before the 'front.' door Of the Courthouse Ma
county on MONDAY the iith day Of
being cSsI. day. u. Ise, Of Land 10 The e
land Of .hh William H. Meet decd fhs trse,
OF ana stuAtsd Ia the upper part Of the county Mathews
nsn we ftanhant river. adioinng
&c -. o ,asn LSrpt. and o.hst seans $50
n. ssI o.nst prrpo:ss fhs greater portion Of h residue
~ ~ --'''>~ " s~-.'"s ''s P'sui-
Is.a o. Of the psreAsss money q. vii, b, mr.
ssy 10 derry the eNsts Of suit esp sae viii
oash or the raidus, bonds with approved
rom ss y, N u and is och: sfsi date. and
paid. " F JSnNe 4 'n n.s nNs oesn
o.ao 49, WILLIAM biG8s,
Msth.S. n, u.,.. n. a., So. Ooumis,loL er's.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-30

There wereiscven deaths from yellow fever in Charleston
g. Ca on Thursday last and for the week there vero 81
deaths by the same disease
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~ LIST OF MARsHALs conduct the Exhibition a, tn
Pair to commence TUESDAY, sist October, 1854:
thiy MIrshdi-John NJ. Sheppard, Jr.
G.1s q S S,,as.;.i.. j..y'. o o
SHas Dtpn"s"t~s w. rie tG"'-o'p Charles O'nn'sf
Sss.p-Thsod; N; Dsvi.,on.
Sf; Sa;cy1ish q; %t 9. ns.ilp.
&sz fSss!% Burton
7s pi%:si SPS: nse' NJ sP as;A
f tiSs%st Dsr%%si,Js.n,wj T.ss
:% @ags i ase1ng'5'.% 4a:s s""'
Munford, Charlie. carter Lee Lyons george w.
FRIDAY, 9Th oe,oberi
@ S s s of .,'s
ed until O'Clock, A. ~, Tuesday, 8i.t 'A'ep''
The a, 10 osSs % ...ms. at tn. ten.
Usst o4a on s q cali
then T proceed .os to q, discharge Of heIr duties.
of oIs5., Judges. and Member. q hs sosis'y
Srsns T" street Gate on Main street
o,, s asss :" wi" NEE; on the Grounds Saturday the 2
sszlI,d JOHN ~, SHEPPARD, ia, Chief Marshal.
nss Pos.
S. sy and Ma ss1sy SsGa a. Sales Room
Auet'f and Commission Merchant, ico Main Street.
ar MOTHERS BREAST CLO1Iis.-These cloths hay,
now attained an established reputation .nOrdng the ony PER
eo protection against and preventive Of the mothers
fiction, GATnxarp Breast.
Mothers should mind that the valuable Cloth, ,. mi
INTENDED to cure the breast when rn;
prevent this catastrophe which they certainly
hother theree who have the least apprehension OF
seh breast should not walt t they threatened send fol
TO meet any emergency. ~
I.ed directed they will very speedily dIssps,e all IND am
Ton Of the breast asy entirely all pain arising or ohe
edeI the breast soft and pabie
rec aud unobstrueted nou the mk which Invariably
ana avoids the possibility Of . GATHEREp BREAST.
Mothers have assured that they have
sis ss'Ih S9s,%s the period
No has found fault know vbIl,t
value by hundreds who have used them.
They perfectly leave no soil upon
With entire convenience.
EB remittance OF $780, accompanied by 10 cent, worth
postage stamps will secure the prompt by mail Of
They are foi sale exclusively By
AD1E GRAY, Wholesale and Retail Av.nt.
zen l7I Main street, Richmond, virginia.
" Pull directions for applying Cloths will
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As there will be large number OF persons from the
country In the city during the progress of the Fair NAV
not be smss to caution them against paraking too free
ly Of Oysters Many deaths have occurred from eating
them this season. in all the cities North of u.s.
ted as singular fact tbs, all the oysters taken from the
Chesapeake and it's tributaries this season have proved
very deleterious to health. correspondent of the
National Inteligencer says:
An old and experienced 6.herman-one among the
most faithful caterers in FISH, crabs oysters and other ar
ticles OF the Kind in our cyhas just Informed me that
his oysters and crabs this season. are impure
unasfe 10 be eaten He says oysters and crabs never
move Qhe former especially from their original beds,
and in the absence OF rain fresh waes requisite to their
heathnl growth they absorb poisonous Substance WHICH
In fact after they have been taken from the water short
time, kills them aud they assume an unnatural
color.
protrssted drought make either oysters or crabs safe
diet. ~
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The 18th Of November has been fixed upon by the cit
zens oil Wytheve for celebrating the arrival of the vr
ginia and Tennessee Rail Road cars at that place. We
learn from the wy,nve Telegraph that e1tensve propa
rationa have been made for the celebration. Col
Floyd has been selected deliver the address Of welcome
and other distinguished speakers expected to be pre-
sent The services of the Richmond Armory Band have
been secured to add to the attractions The Coupanys
oeers however, have stated that the road will no, be
completed to Wythevills before the 25h of November
and is probable that another day will have to be 1cd
upon. The Telegraph insists that the day shall not be
changed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-30

HHETDEN, FOX q CO.,
215 BROAD STREET.
NV have rec lived Second Supply Goo To- pur
" chased at Auction and private In New YORK
Ismsy low prices apd Offer City Country
DktSs SILKS Plaid v. Ch.sp
Sys,,tn n, rhid and striped do;
Plain Yrench MERiNoS... ,,...,......'''..... 40.
Paris Mouselns, p ain, Plaid and strIped .''' a.
puk aus sqlMe "oche shaws do;
bands, hc.....................
particular attention
uoo1' eon,ng OF everything for Pan,
ton use most OF which N, Man
ufscturers and Importers. osso-'g
"Ehaye lately received, Of noe quality;
w Beef Tongue.; Dried Beef
Cheese, HaccaronI and vermsceU
Cocoa, Chocolate aud Broma
Tu'esn and florence Salad OH and Mu,,,rd
Woster John Bull, sogers peadiny faryeys Col Tam.
Mango sanees, Capers and Olives. ~
ocSO For taic by W, ~ UIRRIsON a On
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-30
n CeaRABPoNDESTs.

The peess upon our columns 10 such that compel
led lay all tho editorial prepared for this days
Issue. We commence the publication, the out
eide Of to-dsys ISSUE OF list Of the articles on
h,bition q, the State Agricultural Fair which opens to
morrow to DO continued from day TO day till completed
We plbEah sIo another Of the able and interesting let
sss Of Lieutenant Msury tobs followed by one more
which the last Of the series. We omit our usual variety
70 make room for these because important they should
appear before the assembling Of tho Norfolk Convention.
Late Saturday evening, the list Of premiums to be
awarded at the Fair handed In for publication
to-day. We should be highly gr.uaed to comply with
this request but Is simply impossible under the crcum-
stances. 1t requires both time aud work put 10 type
document Of such length; and, /. seems US, fifth
managers and officers Of the Society wide awske
m interests they should be- they would put of
the eleventh hour what ought have been done long be-
fore. 80 far this journal is concerned, eEer stands
ready lend Whatever aid 1t the Agriculture. in
terest and to contribute all in is power the of
the State Agricultural Society But 1t is not TO be
pectsd that do what is not within mortal power
be done. Through absolute necessity, therefore,
compelled reluctantly compelled fore 20 the publ
cation Of this long list Of premiums. II reasonable time
had been given u.s. should have published Il with the
greatest pleasure. But such is not the fact.
Iappears 70 rs that f the affairs Of tho Society were
mansged with half the discretion and energy that they
ought be- there would be necessity for all this hurry
and confusion jus: the Of the exhibition Up to
ths time knows anything OF the order Of ar
raugemeuts, and Is likely know fear unless by
some hook crook he chances fod out himself Ger
tain Is the press have been put possession OF
iuf,rmado on the subject We the public how
ever that If should happen hear anything pertain
ing TO tho Society its proceedings through any member
from distance we stall be happy to communicate it,
Besides, the officers oil the Society could put them
selves to the trouble Of furnishing the press the lis,
ofpremums and the like, with reasonable time for pub
LEGATION of them, why did not they publish enough
expense of the Society," for the Societys and
the pubcs convenience This they might have done il
they were disposed to be accommodating.
Being unable to publish the list Of premiums in the
Who at this late hour, have posted copy In front Of
the Wing Building, and We cordially invite the whole
public, men, women and children, strangers aud home
folks, to peruse to their hearts content We predict
too, that will DO in great We suspect il is
about the only COPY out.
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k.MWOOD FOt SALE At iUt,riny
CROPS sim L a..

SMAWLS-SHAwLs.- by T,reIi ,T,,y-T. 49,,
hSIoSe AMI the New York Auctions
OF ram hmoroder.d and Paid Shaw yht a.
'eaSson' and Will be sold small the cost,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-30

6tARPETINGs, RUGS, &C.
~ Velvet Tapestry,
BRUSSELS Tapestry, ,.,u--
Brdsseh Tapestry, Stair, fVANftHNds
Three. Ply and superhne,
60 lOt and12g Printed Bookings R-y, IN vr.a vs,,s
unprecedented low prices by BRyy1tH Enr' ssnrn,sV ~
ooo0-o. 2lT Bread street
RLACK AND FANCY CAss. PAsrs-Ja., receie,d a, No
liz main street. hne assortment and vancy ,s.
Pants. foeaol 8. MERCHANT 4 wEisidgR
hyEH COATs.-s. MERCHANT WHIsfgER No 10
~ Main street. have 90 hand large stock OF over Coat. en-
ose,ng every style and quality Call and supply
oceo g. MERCHANT 4 wEIsIoER
FyRtJiio n Rpgb M, ASn PoRTsM0UTH.-a srSn
.minmz1.The beautiful and fayorite Steamboat Rzsk3A
hUtUbA, Captain william o. Smith, viii resume her mn
he Line on Monday October S0h ,rs running in
ton With the Augusta will leave the and
pot every Mon;ay Wednesday mornIsx nj ooct
Returning the Augusta will leave Norfolk on the a.
log and returning. " ''''''" 70
Fare between Richmond and Norfolk 40 M
ohdren oyer and not over 70 years Of sse half p,icc
~ Po,n' ." 'ho loo
DO DO Ohdr.n and ssivia..
oGes PaR Co, october as,h, isG D'DAA1Ao' ''p'
GTlLL THEY COMEDY The Jsmsstown and Rosuote CON.
unus 70 receive the latest and fashion ab styes
ooss kAue and Vests now wora. have also large
nod beautiful sortusnt Of scsf Cava Stocks shifts and
oonsu. HENRY siIAPER,
ocSo Corner Main and 18th streets.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-02-26
lie JOURNAL DE la COTE.

Dams IT, courant dn mois proclain, u
paraf,ra IN nouyean )oarnal 1lohaid-
sonviite &c Journal sera franchement
indspenlant, c'est-a-dirc quill cherchefa
i atrc. lorgane de tous, ct non orsane
dun parIi an detrincnt de Fantre. II
aura pour tditenr., NM. 7. dArtlys,
Moliere s. Go. Par suite Dun arrange
mcnt entire l'editeur dn .Mescsacebe ct de
f.Ivant Courenr, ct des editeurs dd Jour
nnI de la Cote, les avis commeiclanx Sc
ront publies an meme prix, par les trois
difTarents jonrnalx; dc plus. les abonnes
du .lleschactbe qui rcceyront lie Journal
de la C0te,ue paicront que 81 5O da-
bonncment PR an ct teciproaaement-
Par Ia eral,dc modicite de nos prix d'a-
bonnement ct d'annonces, nous esperons
augmcnter la pubiicite dc nos differences
feuilcs ct devenir ainsi lorgane com
tncrcial dc la cote. Comme organe po,
litiqne notre triple publication, embrasse
les plus riches paroisses de l'Etat.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-02-26
Nous lisons dams lie meme journal

Nous lisOns dams lie meme JouThai
MoRTs suBlTEs.-M. Jean AlIeman;
I'm des habitants sucriers, les plus esti-
mes dn Bayou Lafourche, est mort. mar
di dcrnier d bord dn steamer &. ID. Jr.
par lcque il vcnait d 'arriver la Nile :
Orleans. II etait environ qnatre hcures
du matii,, q"and il fat pris de crises vio-
pitaine Daleres enyoya chercher tout de
suite IN medecin don't lie nom nous est
inconnn ct qui, tont en- constatant Fapo-
pickle d laguelIe M. AlIcman etait en-
proie, ne jngea pas a propos de lie sal
gner. L'ttal dn malade empirant a cha
que instant, un nouvcau docteur, NJ. D..
fut appclt; il decIara qu'iI etait trop
tard dfla pour lie saigncr, ct ma gre les
soins gull s'empressa de prodig"er au
malade. Nj. jean Allcman expira onze
hcures du matin. Son corps a etc trans
porte par les soins de NM. Dalieres, sur
son habiation. dams Ia paroisse Assomp-
ton. Nj. jean Alleman laissc nnc femme
ct quatre enfant>; quoiqne girls, c'etat
IN hornme lennc encore. il await peine
36 ans. C. etait m des hommcs les plus
popnaircs du Bayon l,niourche, ct sa
mort prtmatnrec causera de longs ct
crnels regrets a ses no'nbrenx parents ct
a scs plus notnbreux amis.
ntcins ans>i i Dona|dsonviIle, (ha).
vrndrcdi II Gs, ,rinr 1851, NJ. RAPHAEL
MoLIrnE, age de 50 aas. NJ. +. Mol
Ierc est inert snbitcmcnt dune attaque
d'apopIexie. II Iaisse dams la desolation
nne uomhrcusc iamllle, ainsi que ses
innombrables ANS.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-02-26

En- &C moment solennel ct CONNIE ces
applaudissements Sc faisaient entcndfe,
un carsrose passait sur Ia route qui borde
lie bois, ct suivait lentemcnt son chemin
a cause des enfants rcfoules hors dc Ia
venue d'arbres par remPresscment oes
hommes ct des femmes.
&c carrosse, poudreux, fatigns, GRANT
sur ses essieux, renfermait lc maIhea-
reux van Baerle, a qui, par Ia portlcFe
commenGait de s'offrir le spectacle qne
nous avons essaye, bien imParfaltcmcnt
sans doute, de metre sous les ycux DC
nos lectcurs.
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