The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-04


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FREE NEGROES IN CANApA.-Mr. Larwih,
made . motion in the hodv that g tl,a pro,,;,,.
c;al Iep;slature do hereafter exact from no.
GRO ;mm;gra n po,l tar ecual In amorrt 20
that now imposed upon other fore;oners-
not incorporate any associations for.tba .na.
| c;,l beneft of men If color "a a cl.s. and Al
discourage the promotion of anv ;nst;tut;on
| tbe object and end wbereof vonid he ;,,no
t;on WITH The aha,;t;on;.ts of tbo Nj -,
| state. RI hr;no about . oaver.nca &c .ha A.
r;e.n u,;or
Inc secret OF this motion is, not that Mr..
Aarwiil cares dime for the American Union,
but he has in his constituency atownship con-
tanning 10, 600 negroes, most OF them fugitives.
They have proved such nuisance to the
neighborhood, that at the last election, as we
learn from the New York Herald, Mr.. Lar
| will was elected under pledge from his con-
stituents to introduce some measure for their
relief. 1t is not thought probable, however
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Convenience of tbe NEGROES vbo how boon
nnrnose,v crowded tooette or n ono tounsb;n
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CRIME AND ASSASSINATION IN NEW YORK
The New York Herald gives terrible pic
ture OF the increase of crime in New York
and says that if some remedy be not soor
applied to the evil, the public thoroughfares
of New York will become as dangerous al
the Italian highways. Outrages generally
increase few months prior to the municipal
elections. The police, it is said, connive al
these villanies, finding the offenders useful
on election days.
| THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-Books for thu
entrance of articles and animals for exhibit
ton. at the approaching Fair. are alreadx
| oman and II would ba al, tho hotter - bo,,,
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"oa'u .o'p 10y on ~ pio"o.e 'ne oroel
anu SYSTEM u 'no IAnipll'on, ana reieVe OF
ncels VI INC oooaSion, VINO WIN nave neavy
duties to perform. we trust this will be at
tended to.
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| rAssADh 10 AND FROM THE fAIR.-Wt
snouia nave noticed, before this, the adver
tisement OF the Richmond and Fredericks
burg Railroad Company, rendering the us,
| Of their cars for the TRANSFORMATION of mem
bers of the Agricultural Society and e.,
stock and Agricultural implements ;ntando;
for exhibition. free of all charge nrov;da,
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'"o Sd'io 70 io'urneo oVer the route OF
account OF the same owner. This is a gene
rous and l;ber,I act on tho r.r+ or az. -,
ana successiul naiiroaa corporation, ant
| gives them additional claims upon the goot
i foo,;no of fbo oor;op1turol .oo-,x,,:t.
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| the people of this city.
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