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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-27
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May s iSSsS Ep n stiSSSxIoT ~
3sA2. hon.. siinDrr-wm leave sRseAs.esSs ier -:
New ever. Sssa..d AZ
r.: SxahsfS%s, Captain r cAynDr .ln,..v. -Rs.a.o-a
Soti Rarans 81: is.1: sss ros 10y Ressss ,,.r.
Is.,. stop SoRyoLx, both ssl.s and
r....Es New York, including ...s-roo accom-.
s's $, p...s :! (, only *,
nhsim1 LupLAn vA-uos
ESh aM3 STAGE H. as ises
SnTSps to ~ ss fare
RSssssS Boa.
!0s.rd'vilis nes. day an ~ and arrive in Lvnsston
Es!anin. leave Lorins..on a. AM Tuesday,. Thursday.
and asIrdsys sOnpes, with the boa. .. and
rive misc and SS5sDs
u sTkAMsasNroi Phll.s.ipsi. i. No9ss a " A
Ssirs, vLRGLNLA; Captain David Teal, stsansr 64dS
Ssf!, CAPTAINS
ssS as
O'clock NJ arriving At their .h. Rhmond evefy saur.
morning which they discharge their
s
They "Franei,' Metallic pOaNsei
70 the comfort prosseasS Of
FAIR REDUCED.
for New York would consult hs!r sy taxing
BY far the most pleasant route.
this an m TO @ san Ss ~
;hroush,s that place with dispatch.
Passage through % issna
For freight or passage, apply - 4"' '''"''"''' y"
P good. by h,. from PhisdspSs viii discharged
on and and after they are on the
ss mis- ROBERT RASk kEs,,
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-27
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Our Packet Boats Richmond daily alto r. ~ sandays
cepted and arrive Ls nehbog second A. NJ At O'Clock
there With the Tennessee Railroad Lynch
burg daily At A. n.
To the weekly the Natural Bridge
ington and buchanan, viii Richmond Monday
Wednesday and Saturday Pss,,s for camseand oeuI,
Hoesc farmvie, Buckingham House and Institute,
leave Monday, "wednesday friday Charicttss
Vile viii take Tuesday, Thursday and saurdays Boat.
del2 BOYD, EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-27
SPRIN G., 1854.


FRESH HARDWARE.
NET g. e. DONSAN Richmond, Va have received by the
w Yorkshire" "Bsli!c, and other Europe
WARE CUTLERY, GUNS and sADDLEY, and from nanuacto
rss in country, full complete
American Goods rendering their stock
consisting IN part Of
COCO dcEen Table Knives Forks Pocket Knives
RaElrs Rodgers Wade Butchers and wost nhoIms
manufacture; and EcissOrs Shears embracing all
the various styles and qualities, and part Of new and
beautiful patterns
ago dozen pairs Straight Trace Chains
$50 dozen Grass and Grain ssythcs
800 dozen Wedding and Killing Hoes, various makes
$50 dozen hmes Rowlands, and other Spades
Shoyels
IS dozen ray and Manure Forks
800 dozen Rim, Knob md Noriice Locks, Brass White
and Mineral Knobs Stock Locks, assorted sizes; and
Pad, Chest. Closet TIL and Trunk Locks assorted
goo dozen Curry Combs, Of all qualities
900 dozen Axes, OF virginia, Collins, Simmons other
manufacture
300 Single Double Barrel Guns, part OF nne
quality.
Flies great variety Cast Shear German and Bills
tered Steel Cang Carpenters Tool Build.
ing Hardware generally together with articles
kept In the Hardware line.
AL Of which having been purchased for
bic terms they enabled and disposed any
ular house in this or other markets.
We have recently made additions establishment
invite Merchants visiting Richmond examine
and prices assuring them that effort sa be made
give them satisfaction. w. 9. A @. DOSNAN,
Importers Hardware
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-27

Lrrrrcs-rar,y cabbsre. ROY.
al d o., Curled India, iiros,
India. W.T.
N.los-Nu,mes aud ci,ron.
HAsrrarirx.
OKnA.
Geld.
fAhsLEr-Curled.
IAkssIr-susar.
P.As-Landfeth's Extra. Far
y Frame, Large Marrow nj
Dvssf do, Peruvian do
Pnryrs- piekilnS Large svs.,
PUMPKIN.
RAppH-LonF ealmon. Lon.
Scarlet, White Turnip, He'd do
Black Spanish.
knuBARs.
eAISLTr. .l
SPiHAcH.
bouAsH.
Tunsr-Fiat Dutch, Red Ton.
Large Globe, Ruta Basa, Largo
Norfolk.
PCT Hrsns-Assortment.
rom D. Landreth. are offered or
C., from the Nurseries Of d. Ian.
ie subserisers, shall be promptly
JOHNSON 4 BROTHER,
Or ID. Landreth, llb Main ST.,
Richmond, Va.
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y coMaIssIoN MERCHANT, MARKET BRIDGE

- Commission MERCHANT, MARKET BRIDGE
mas on hand and Is receiving for sale,
10000 lbs Todds Family N Carolina s,n,,ba., a., ct, $3.50
and Western Bacon md Joles N''''
leOTodds and Cassards extra Family Hams
lIo Ibis and Kegs Western and smitl geld Lara
i2s hhds Porto Rico and New Orleans sugar
Ssp Bags Rio, Iaguira Cuba and Java Coffee
20 Hhds Cuba Molnsses N'
80 Bbls New Orleans do.
81 Ribs Isle OF Wight and Sou tha mpton IrD,o
u Dbs Genuine Peach Brandy 'PP'' D'an"y'
10 Half and quarter casks CoRpae nr,,dr
% Bbls Sweet Malaga Wine.
100 Dbls Nett and Gross Hsiif.. Usr,,nu
100 do No SMackerei.
6O do Picked God Fish.
100 Sacks Liverpool Salt
200 Boxes Adamantinc and Sperm Candles,
10 Ton Peruvian Guano.
do Bone Dust
800 Pire Brick,
10000 Segar low priced 10 ,h.h..,h,..,,,
- CasesMass and Stick Lcorice ~ i'a'A"H'
yOBales Upland Cotton
Nals,Cured Hair, Smoking Tobacco Ac Ae
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-27

~ ROAk0kH ~ MILES.
On and amer Monday. Is 1854 tbs regular Passenger
s ran daily lSandAys sxesptsd) between Richmond and
mo Train viii passengers following points only
Manchester, Roeoas, oosi Hed romahAWk Povhaan Nat.
Amelia Court Hoese wyanoks Jsnnlnss Ordinary
Lesrg Church. hshsrrin. ksysvs Dssiss Branch
at lA<o o'cloek, r. ~. 80 = -"-'-
Childrst 10 and under 10 are prio.
Servants travelling By themselves arnishsd with two
pass that one be retained the must be
Oars. y ~ - -
Passenger HALIFAX Danve and arsensboro can NEE,
ness rs oo four horse Roanoke daily and
hose Tor asmAntown Salem, and Salisbury Caroline,
cam meet Near Flag Co., four horse Tss.
for Carksvins Milton, North Carolina Yaneeyys can
Co.'S Coaches at Roanoke Tuesday,
and saturday. and for Milton and Yaneeyyine BY Fagr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-27

fNO-PAHTNErIiP.-sr II. BLAIR having purchased IN.
interest fMr W. II. sEABRooK Of the nrm Of SEA.
BROOK REEVE has entered iutO Mr
REEvE under The style Of REEVE BLAIR, and will to
carry the Aohecary aud Drug old stand Of
5eabrook Reeve and hope by attention to business 10 me-
1T share OF the patronage soberay the late arm
y. PAYSoS REEVE,
n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-27

TO MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLo-Havng this day bought
out the interest Of Mes M SMITH A. o. ELAM hrm
osLAs co. wiz IN short time add 20 The present
stock Of goods hand be selected
stock OF Groceries, Ny plan will be 10 sell cheap for cash. o. 20
punetual ouomes will also give attention % the sale Of All
kinds OF country produce which hope
By strict attention business receive Of public patron
April II. wM. o. ELAN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-27

DAKGAiNs-BARGAfNs.-f am In receipt Of I,rg. assoT
D ment Of China, GiaS and the
utacure OF and handsome shapes
which with choice stock Of Fancy Goods Looking
st9e Ware t Invite the particular attention whole
sale and retail purchasers.
Being determined reduce my stock with Of making
change IN my business inducements will be punet
customers, or persons purchasing for cash
hea attention paid 70 packing, aud the delivery gods In
Eood 3tder HUGH a WAIT,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-27

VIE nAuUhKKEOTYPE ART, as Praetsed By wHITEHURsr
With all the improvements Of the day for
sInsn gained not By
Year, OF study and practice adopting all the
have 90 rapidly succeeded each other In this
ne mas gained the Highest distinction
palm OF Victory when competing with and other
ANUS Mr. W. has also gained that highest OF all
and Of the public eyneed
OF patrons who daily throng his Gallery
not only OF art but value 70 their
possessors. ~ s'
sereoseopc Licensees taken
Every veey Of Cases. hand
and At the most satisaetory prices.
JylS GALLERY II Main .,,..,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-27

IN retiring from buSiness oheeruy and confidently re-
OIL REEVE BLAIR
81
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SSthe following vessels and sails from Boston S8aH
Schooner SUSAN, Captain 8. @. Rogers,
COURIER, y n Rosers
:. MERCY TAYLOR, oyru. NlciersOn.
These vesses Of the nrst trade
and have superior accommodations for passengers.
they are commanded BY experienced Captains qualified
TOT ,he and who will spare exeroh aeeommodats
Ihey Will be towed and down steam be
relied on to sail promptly, As advertised.
Merchants going North ordering Boston, nnd
20 TO ship by this the
freight viii always be taken any other snd
to give satfactiOn. - N.
Of patronage.
The vessels will lie In Richmond
hoHeb wharf, DAVID CURltlE Richmond,
ALLEN wELCu, Boston, SArent.
NJ. State
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DANvlLLE, J. b. Tutle,
=. HANALlt Oliver ChichesterJ
GALLE0O, William Eel,on
" HANOVER, w X Whinnis
LYNCnBURG, @. W. Couch
" MERCHANT, O, @. Ferry
" NEW YORK, RM Adkin.
HENRlCO, Seth Chester.
These vessels all Of the the city Of B.
expressly for this trade
passengers. They
qualified for the trade and who accom-
modae They will be the river by steam
may be relied on TO sail promptly as advertised.
nnd to th,t crest to ship by this ne freight
be taken as los other line Of every effort
isfacon. ~ - eN' @'
We respectfully ask and hope obtaining full share
OF patronage
Goods shipped by this Line to New
Of commission New Mobile
any other Southern or Northern port.
The vessels will lie Rockets: New York NJ
Berth No. l. Coffee House slip, foot Of Wall street
DAVID CURRlE Richmond,
O. Fl. PIERs0N, New York, SAgents
No. 9onth .trsst 1
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WIN. PALMER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-13
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

IowA-At last we have something more definite
about the complexion of the State Senate The Iopa
Ctr ReguBlicoa (An.i-Nebraskal of Sept says that
the Senate stands IS Wings TO l6 Democrats; but &C.
cordipg 70 The Dubuque Herald (Nebraska) Of the
the same date il stands Wings, Is Democrats and
one to be contested between Crossthwait, (Whigl
who held over but left the country, and Workman,
independent Democrat TIE Republicans how
ever, have large majority in the House Of Repre-
sentative which body star DIS 10 Anti-Douglas to 80
Douglasites. The Dubuque Herald admits that
among the Democrats may be an Anti Nebraska
man two and among the Wings there il at past
" one Nationalist who will not act in concert with the
woody heads" But il is not likely that the Ne
braska party will attempt 10 stave OF the Senatorial
election, since the will of the people has decided
against Do6ges reelection in the legislative result in
the popular branch, as well as among the newly
elected members of the State Senate.
From the correspondence Of The TRIBUNE from
the LIST District, have but little doubt of Clarkes
election to Congress by small majority. We have
the reported and official maorities from all the coun
ties in the District but one Audubon) and they foot
up 1888 for Clarke, and /, 1923 for Hail. the Demo-
cratic-Nebraska candidate, showing majority of us
for the Fusionists In 1852, Scott and Hale combined
had ,239 votes to 9,l39 for Pierce. Thorngton has
very large majority in the lid District. Our latest
Council Bluffs Bugle Nebraska Dem.) claims the
election Of Hail. but we think it Is in error this time
inasmuch as it gives no returns.
PESssTLvAsIA.-The Independent Wings of the
lid City of Philadelphia District have nominated
the Hon. Joseph r. Chandler Ior Congress, over Job
K. Tyson, by a vote Of Is tol
WISCONSIN. DIR. Otis Host, the pro-Nebraska
Register Of the Land Office, at Hudson has been
nominated for Congress in the lid District, and b.
c. Eastman thrown overheard. Strong Nebraska res
buttons were adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-13

We have been waited upon by certain respectable
citizens of the Sixth Ward who represent that Capt.
NJ t Brennan, of the Sixth Ward Police, is highly
efficient officer and of character every way IN
impeached and that during the three years that he
has had charge of the police force Of that Ward much
better order has been preserved than had previously
been the case there, although the number of men
under his command has been smaller by about thir-
teen than had formerly been employed and are really
necessary for the Ward. We are also assured that
Capt. Brennan is one of the most useful and trust
worthy members OF the police, and that be was ap-
pointed to office by Mayor Kingsland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-13

though warlike preparations continue there on 8
large scale Some interesting and suggestive re-
marks on the Austrian financial sitmtion viii 81
40 be found in our London letter. The eIPedi-
ton to the Crimea had not set sail. Gut had been
still farther postponed. From other countries OF
Europe there il nothing Of much moment
P. Sat 10 o'clock last night the Niagara ar
rived at Halifax, with Liverpool dates to Sltur-
day. Cd inst, 3 P. N. There is no important
feature in the war news. Russia, it is said, will
not negotiate upon the basis set down by the Al
lied Powers. Bomarsupd and the Aisnd FORTH
cations are to be diimGntled and a5andOned. The
fleets have blown rp the Publications at Hsngo,
in sight Of the Russians, aud returned unmolested
to Abo. There ia nothing about the expected en-
bsrkat;on in the Black Sea Of the Crimes expedi-
ton. The Turks still hold Bucharest. and some
Of their forces were moving upon Galatz. The
Cotton market had been buOyant and prices were
slightly advanced. Bresdstufis were all the other
way. Flour was 2i6 to 3i6 lower, and Wheat !
to - below the quotations by the Africa. Coz
soils were up to 95l and firm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-13

aftrrrarS so9 in AatamI. These words thas we
have itaIcsed contain the key 10 much OF tne a'9as
rapes and murders perpetrased by eur sisvSs.
sordid love of money rising superior 70 .S
for outrageous villiany and foul murder mas eeu
mesns of the escape OF many guilty negro ifon .I'
rslIows The owner preferred TO assist ms escage,
IN order 10 save his value in dOsrs and cents 70 'u
discharge of his duty to the community, by ceh'e'
ing him up TO eondign punishment. -
Here is new phase Of chiyilry. Like morse
who has thrown and killed an owner, and IS JOCK
led off to distant parts, so the negro who commits
a murder in one State is traded of for proht 70
another! How UNNECESSARILY monstrous Is
system whose every rising from the dead level oil
ordinary inertia reveals some complicated terror
wrong. and crime The very fountain OF baroar-
ism. il must render our national name by-word
of contempt, and keep our fellow-cisizen' at the
South in condition Of political gangrene-soci,
ally retarded and degraded-personally in fear Of
blood and fire, and driven periodically in thelr
practice of selfdefense to cruelties so enormous
as even to overtop the daily brutalties OF the Pc
cuar institution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-13
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
MAINE ELECTION.
PORTLAND, Tuesday, Sept. /


In one hundred and seven towns, the vote Cor ca,
ernor is-Morrin. Fusonisi, 81, sos Reed. WI,
1894; Paris, Democrat, io,24Si Carey Libess
1877.
In the Ist Congressional District, the vote IN a
I'm, 81, towns is-wood, FusiOnist, 4,7sa Wen
Democrat. s.lO3; altering, l0s. In 1889 the DsL
trict gave Mcdonald, Democrat, $500 plurality
In the lid District, Perry, Fasionst, in tweny4rp
towns, has ,ses; Kmball, Democrat, 2,slO; sc,as.
ing, 6s.
In the lid District, KnowltOn, Fusionst, 2,se,
Dickerson Democrat, LIS.
In the Iyth District but few returns have been r.
ceved, but there is no doubt of the election Of Bsa.
son, Wbig.
In the With District, Bangor giyes Wsshbsn.
whig, about 500 majority; Brewer over 200, ant
Bronson l26. There is no doubt OF his election.
In the With District, in twentyone towns, Snia.
Wbig. has AL Fuller Democrat, LIZA Mllikca,
Fusionst, e,63l.
All the Senators elected are either Fusioni,.. Or
Wings.
For Representatives, the election Of SO FusiOniss
6 Democrats and Know Nothings has been ascs.
atined.
The Argus of this morning, Democratic pspw,
says:
1.-The latest news leads us to fear that about every
thing from Congress down has gone by the board,
and we shall &c glad TO learn that Morrill, Is not elect
ed by the people for Governor
II ascribes the result in part to the know-Nothng
The STATE of Name speaks Of the rout Of the Al.
ministration as overwhelming and says the result
mainly attributable to that new order n thingsh
political warfare, the Know Nothings.
For Congress in the Hid. District, Knowton,
Fusonist has 2,947 votes.
BANGOR, Tuesday, Sept 10, 1854.
Eighteen towns in Penobscot County give MNra
1914; Paris, 1882 Reed, $685. Cary, 60.
In twelve towns In the Fifth Congressional Ds
trct, wsshburn Wing, had 3,2oS; Blake DEM
1912.
The State Senators in Penobscot County are d
doubt In eleven towns the Coalition ticket has
e,7si votes; the Democratic, l,4i7i Anti-Coaitoo
Wing, 729.
The Representatives from the County are whs
and Democrat Coslitionists, , old line Democrss,
Anti Coalition Wing, and doubtful. Dresden hs
elected Know-Nothing Representative.
PORTLAND, Tuesday, Sept l2-NooH.
The indications still are that Morrill, is elected
Governor by the people, but nothing decisive b
known. The belief here is strong that both Knowi'
ton and Miliken, Fusionsts are elected to Congress
in tho lid and With Districts
The Democrats give it up, that it is about the
worst defeat they ever experienced in this State.
SECOND DISPATCH.
s. P. Benson Wing and Fusionistl ia elected in the
Ivth Congressional District.
In the lid District, Rev.s Ebenezer knowlton
Fusion and Know Nothing candidatel is chosen over
a Hunker Wing and Nebraska Democrat.
The DemOcratS.have not elected single Senator to
the Legislature in the whole State As FAR as heard
from the Democrats have elected ~ Representatives
All the rest are Anti-A6ministration
Only two Administration Representatives are elected
in Cumberland Co.
Morrill, is elected Governor by the people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-13
WASHINGTON NEWS.
WAsHIsG1os. Tuesday, Sep

NAsHiNGIOs, TUESDAY sept. IL, 1894.
Capt. Downing, U. s. ~, who was recently coGn
marshaed at Philadelphia, was found guilty on all
the charges aganst him, except that Of dsobedencs
TO orders and was sentenced to be cashiered The
sentence has been approved by the President.
The Star says that no treaty for the annexation Of
the Sandwich Islands has been received at Wash.
ngton.
Information has been received at tie Pension
Office that Lieut.. Lewis of the First Regimeat Of
Pennsylvania Volunteers who was charged with
forging land warrants, has absconded.
The Union tomorrow will contain a letter on
Slavery from the Hop Henry A. Wise, answering
n. Adams Of Massachusetts. Mr.. Wise takes an
ultra southern view Of Slavery per &C. but condemns
the slave trade, and fayors colonization.
The anniversary of the battle of North Point was
duly celebrated to-day. large number of the de-
tenders Of Baltimore visited Alexandria, and were
entertained by the authorities. The city has been
more animated than for weeks past.
A riot having been anticipated, Barnums Museum
not permitted to exhibit at Alexandria last night
The Prohibitory Liquor law was defeated in the
City Councils last night by three votes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-13


Awriter in The Courier and EHqHirer suggests
that when the Sandwich Islands come to be an
nexed. BY the treaty which is believed to be on
its way to this country, they should be held in
perpetuity as a province, instead Of being admit
ted as a State. 1T certainly cannot be con-
"tended,' says this writer, that New-York or
Virginia is under any constitutional obligation
TO permit ts power and influence in the Senate
"to be neutralized by the votes of two repre-
"sentatives of 1000 Poynesians and half as
"many foreign adyenturers in the middle OF the
Pacific Ocean" This may be a very good rea-
son against annexing the islands at all; but II
they are to come in, it must be on the same terms
as California or Oregon. IfNew-York and Virginia
are so afraid ofhaving rin6uence diminished by
the increase of the Senate, let them vote accord
inQy and keep the islands out. But let US have
no distant satrapies to afford Office and chances
of plumber to broken-down politicians at home;
with such means of corruption the Executive is
too well provided already. Besides, what would
become of popular sovereignty, under such an
arrangement as is proposed in The Courier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-13
Ne WYORK Politics.

NEw.YoRK.-Certain citizens Of Brooklyn having
expressed desire to support Mr. C. j. Jack az can
didate for Congress- he replies by defining his position
as friend to the protection Of American industry an
enemy Of the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise and
an advocate Of the right of Brooklyn to become port
OF entry Finally, be ia not mere partisan in Doll.
hc' out has never hesaied to denounce and abaudon
any party whose conduct and principles he had come
to regard as injurious to the public welfare.
osONDAGA CoUNTY-sYRACUsE DELEGATE To
THE WIG STATE CONVENTION
SYRACUSE, Monday Sept IL. 1874
We held our District Convention on sstnrdsv d
select Delegate 10 the Wing State Convertyon
there Was quite spirited contest a. usuaI In this
district The Silver Grays attempted 10 steal the
nafch 'his year oy using the " Know. Nothinzs but
s,e s.auhcn rreeSoh Whigs were on hand. GEoRGE
the Delegate. --N ""' N'~iai'u
The other three Delegates from this county were
appointed at the same time, but 1 have not heard
len srns1 o. NE districts. They will be uncom-
mted undoubtedly TO any candidate in particular for
Governor but the feeling In this region among Whigs
Is favorable TO Judge HARRIS Of Albany
Inc bernburners in this section are completely dis
gused with the Soft" State Convention and hardly
Know what TO do. All Of the Delegates from this
county, excepting y. ID. DIAaye formerly Whigl
repudiate the Nebrask Hunter resolutions The rss
o,uuons VIII dissolve the Radical Democratic party.
nany VIII go over to the Free Democracy or the
Anu.N eorsska party; numbers to the Wings and the
rest 10 the Hards
DELEGATES TO THE WIG STATE CoSyEsrIos.-
OHond0ga- ,. Geo Stevens.
At1Sg-l. DIR. Warren Of Bethlehem; g. Alfred
Van Santvord; s. II. II. Parsons, Alternate. They
are Wings Of the Anti Nebraska stripe.
Delarare-2. Daniel Stewart
HARD SHE'LL EoAIsArIos - WsstcAesfer Co
Assembly l., the Hon. Elijah Lee, Of Yorktown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-13

We gave some time since a report of the trial
and conviction of John Kavanagh one of the
members of the Brooklyn Board of Excise, for
granting rum licenses to improper persons. Sem
tence was suspended in the hope that repentance
would ensue; but so far from it, 1877 "taverns"
have been licensed since Kayanagh's conviction,
by the Board Of which he is member. Judge
Rockwell, after a reprimand, sentenced him 10
pay a fine of $3.50, and to spend the next thirty
days of his life in the County Jail If this s,rt of
Interpretation of the law should prevail in New
York City, rome of the members of our Excise
Board might be convinced that four hundred
"taverns" in single Ward were rather more
than the travelling public actually needed.