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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-09

Hcr. Judges Mitchell hoottvcit and ClefId presidin,
NAY S.-lf.fsioNs -Grelc ~ Catcr-Mo.fon fcr now
trial denied. {. mo ia6gmert IL tie o,ber cases
rtoortch r. BhstcrA d'f,rdant who has been liable
10 arrest for money resolved Nv him a. acent 4 moi
Liable 70 arrest judgment he obtained against him in
another state u a. causs and lie he 1sa hee ~ ,be
judgment Eouor % discnarc, order OF arrest granite
without costs deter tiTplatug not 10 bgag IA AL
tion for the arrest
TIE Fir, Bept chsri IL Brooklyn FL, Iasuranc,
ConpongA veTtsl agreement ~ Insurance COMPANY
10 sctT buildings permanently insured. made while
policy fer year i il force and which had been re-.
cc!vcd, end when the practice + 70 FOR wear at
. give another certificate a renewal a. the end Of the
tcn current and 2ny fnishod wear and this promise
IN agreement % + Performed within year after
vac made sotioI foI neu trial denied With costs.
TRE HEiLHroNN ExTBApITIoS CASE.
In III matter q The petition Of Alexander Hebron,
me petitioner was taken out Of the state in pursuance
o. ar ofder Of esfredtion within few days after tile
argument ~ tns matter heard The dangerous sick
ncss = Jaoe Morris IN the day that he argument closed
prevented teclstr q he Court But the Court deem
tlI"fr - tay hat hey cid not Perceive any
ivi u'lartnr ron ne views 81 the State Judge who
sianeo thS oisstaTrt On ne hSleAs corpus and all
teheufta ihat VA rot III forgery nd such ap-
court
7h lcp,f X 4 Fioeo stay or proceedings grant.
"a durirc VIE Ierdtncy III tic streai
~ ~ Nd'sr III Wid<atnc Wan Sir.,t The statute
rsasea q The lat SESSION sncons the appcal in this
and similar cases and, a. general rule the court
Wouic 81 motor, allow any cause or proceeding 10 be
beard A. general term, after II has ben leo lea al
special TOM il 4 ri such Character thai Il conla ho
carrie. ~ appeal from the general erm 10 tie Court of
Appeals Tie Of land In that rart 81 Tho citv no
low tho part laid out ty the Commissioner has rivht
70 improve hy buidincs and 10 lie pail for hose
buildings when the land is taken t. widen street al
though nc erected the building after the resolution 10
widen tic street was passed by the Common Council
and part Of u after the Commissioners OF Estimate AMI
ASSESSMENT bad httn appointed daismcni cf srecsl
IL h ~ WfH. Hth eUst
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In this city, Sunday, April T. in St Patrick Cathe-
dral by the Most Rev. Archbishop Hughes Mr.. JAMES
ClARkh to EnAnE1H CATHERINE eldest daughter Of Mr.,
Michael Quinn, late OF Lower Camden street, Dublin.
Dublin papers please copy.
On Monday, May !, by the Rev James Ayres, Mr..
WILLIAM CuDIIPr, OF this city, to Mrs HARRIET RID,
eldest daughter OF Charles Edison ESQ.,, Of Jersey City
On Thursday morning, April 81 at the Second Presby.
terian Church, South Fourth street. Williamsburg by
the Rev. Mr.. McIane, MATTHEW MONTANA Esq, of
san Francisco, to Miss ELLEN MCMILLAN eldest daughter
OF Archibald Mcmillan, Esq, of Williamsburg, l.. l.
On Thursday evening, May 4, by the Rev. Mr. Miett.
at his residence, No 308 Broome street. Mr. JoaS Nj
cnoIs to Miss MARGARET BURNS. Also Mr. WILLIAM w.
SEwEiL to Miss KATE AMELIA SANDERsoN all of this city
On Sunday, May 7, by the Rev. Daniel P. Noyes, Mr..
GLoRGK j. FIErcnER OF London, England, to ANNR r.,
eldest daughter of Crawford c. Douglass Of Brooklyn
New York, United States.
English papers please copy.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port or New York, May s, 1854.

CLEARED.
Steamship Marion, Foster Charleston Spoford, Teston
ship Riehd Golden. Brrrei, London. punbsra Dimon
Slip Witsheraf F,esmsS San Fssnciseo sutton Co.
Bark ConsttuHon Brem) Laur Hamburg, " Schmidt
Bark Clara Windsor Butler, Port su Prince Becker
Bark Bella Donna cBrj, Richards. Quebec.
rusman Port Walsss roster
Brig Penobseot Emery, Madeira, &c Brett, Son Co.
prs Sc Ss,s. crosby, fhiaGsipsia more
seRr hfori pBr9 COMO s. John, M Dm Rpewoe
se h Darling Jar. I Wheeler Alphabetical Post
sehr Mars Hill wym.n, Jacksonville r Bueksco
schr Css'ilisn Morgan Jae,ksonyile, sEJ Peters
s sstr 4 Ana |, a Hon Wilmington. master
Schr III Hawkins, Crifen, Norfolk, MeCresdy Mott a
sas I Blsss
Sehr Corfu Cudworth, Plymouth, Read Black.
SER 4' Psis N ysss salem Ropesaco
slOop " Bowen, Halieck Providence master
ARRIVED
stesmship Star II the West, Tinkepaush San Juan
M6rs s OK Signals Il V uiss
ssahd m Pm h ISgl2a Tey ,
changed signals with steamship Illinois hence for Aspn
stesm.bip Rosnoke, Skinner Norfolk. &c. to Ludism
Plcashnts
ship Hemisphere Fray Havre April 2 with mdse and 5oj
Ihs.engers 70 VIM Whitock, Jr April lat II 10 Ion L,
ls exchanged signals with ship Jane Parker steeriag
from Newport. +, for Haysns 7th lat AZ FOL ion q 10
exTerieneed violent Gale from SW toNW. The II had
pilot n hoard four days -
Bark Lusitanfa Braz Rosser Lisbon Al dsys with wine
salt, &c. 20 Benz Upton, of Boston.
Bark Lleveyn lof Camden, Howes CienfueEos davis
with moasses to Kes auli Frsnccis April 30 lat So 0
Ion e spoke Clipper chip friga,e Bird from PhIadel
Ims found Eaperieneed very heavy weather; had
Brig Caroline HAM, Diederick.tn Brenos ,yres IS
DAYS with hides. hair, dc 70 Carlisle Zimmerman
Sehr Emma Ipttle. Miller hatan.as 9days with nine
ipples 70 Miller Had heavy weather dnring the rss
sage lest rortolmsst and ittoom April . saw schr
ashore On Point MAYA cntA her and found
zas; ttey reported the nirtt u the th stook light
on The srere Tor vesies light and went yhore AZ N
received no Stmass SGT % 18th And rroceeded th Pan
Of Matsu hearing sW 10 miles dtant smoke sehr M
tsrlsnd. hence fer Haysna 9Th inst IL. 81 30 Ion n IS
treke trg Melvern, from Trinidad Tor Ptiladepha
Sur ssmti,st steIins Savannah, days with cotton,
setr Gso NJ Smith, Nic1ols Ceorsetewn. Sc taav, Nav
~ Cife Haterss shoals sroko chrs sarah Prnes hence
ier Georgetown. stdW Smith, hence for Wilm!nston
sslr Grown. Hulse, Wilmington Ne 4a,ys
sclr somerset. Bond, Philadelphia for Bostcr
schr Alexandra, Jonts. Philadelphia fsr New Ifavep
Schr Pausssset, Bourne New BeJford y,,b al, Wa.
store or Rkers leland but cot 90 without any
material damage.
Two sbirs. unknown.
SAILED
Steamsl pg NEricr Charleston. Curltw m p.rp0ss
WIND curing tie day from NV
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- HEM yIIap Of that city. 10 Mas Hebcca cardora

Mr. Henry Julian Of that city 10 Mss Hebcca cardora,
late OF New lofk.
In San Francisco. by the Rev l. b. wslswor.h. Mr.
JOSEPH lebel 10 MISS nate mudetoh formerly OF brook
~ San Francisco by Rev. Mr. Gray at the residence
n Geo icllus Esq Mission street Or. A. r. Sawyer OF
In san Francisco, by Rev. ). II. Wiley, Mr. David
Yomeroy, 10 Miss Sarah Loanc all of Thu city.
IN Francisco, b. Rev. /. Dwight Hunt Samuel c.
Grove, Of stockton TO Miss francis A. Allen Of Benica
Ia Sacramento, by Rev. A. Graham Rev B. r. Crouch
,lr., 10 Miss Mary F. Bailey, Of Fulton, Missouri
~ Grass Valley BY Rev. VIM A. simmons, Mr. Joseph
Auherry 10 Miss susan pirett, all of Grass Valley
il Sonora, hy r. s Hall, Esq, VIM Hbbcng to Amelia
Heis
In Marysyille, by Rev. o. b. Stone, Mr.. John r. Har
6esty 10 Mrs Eliza A. Kirk.
AT DoNnicville, BY Rev Mr.. Bonner James Tasco to
Miss Jus,ina Rose, both OF Bonneville; at the Peoria
IIouse Mr. Silas Atchison, Of Fosters Bar to Miss
In Georgetown, by i. G. southworth, Esq, Mr. VIM
A. Ballard of Mameluke iii to Miss sarah Ann Chance
of Georgetown.
At the Peoria House, Yuba coun IT, By Rev A. Dry.
den, Mr.. Sas ~ Atchison TO Miss Emeiine Phillips
In Upper Placerville by Rev. g. b. Taylor Mr. r. Robin.
to Miss l.. Bolton.
In Yreka by Pembroke Murray Esq, Mr. C. N. Thorns.
bury, OF the Mountain Herald, to Miss Amanda eadrick
both of Yreka.
At Mariposa Mr. John Marshall to Mss Susan Lucas,
all OF Sherocks san Francisco county
In Sonora, Mr.. Wm c. Bennett, formerly from Wash
ngton, Iitchfeld county Conn., to Miss Abigail j. Noble
late of Perry sbuTg Wood county, Ohio.
At Alameda, by the Rev. William Taylor b. S. Hodg-
son, of San Francisco 10 Della, daughter of g. Truett
Esq, of Quincy, III.
On Railroad Hill, by H. c. Hall, Esq, Mr. Henry Ander
SON. of the junction House Sierra county to Miss Louisa
Jane Pisno, OF Newark, n J.
In sonona, by Judge Thompson Mr.. Christopher Blake
ney to Mrs Barbara Williams; also Mr.. James Morrow to
Miss Margaret Brady.
In Sonoma county by Rev j. NJ Cameron Dr. O. w
Wolf ana Iomsy NJ. Coier
At Volcano, hy the Rev. Mr. Davidson Mr. f. w Gam
mill TO Mrs. sarah g. Bolton, both OF Volcano.
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sir New York Capt Edwards under the plotsre Of
VT bias smith cane in through the new Channel ycster
cay oferotn az about BALI tide TIE New York il the rs
square rEscd vessel That has within the memory Il
passed through this channel LIS ocloss 10 ,be .isna
ths ior long distance IL seems but jump from the deck
g the store and tie New York erected WITH ,sluts
ons III IN tie balconies she passed along that showed
~ interest was excited by her appa
rton tuoys have yet been down hat the char
70 .,rsEht and 20 well defined that Mr. Smith eel,
stheiert suide -tCharieston Mercury Nay s.
Steamer Washington late OF Charleston Ia, been mr.
inst fer Haiisax agd Quti ec 'N'''A w"
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PHILADELPHIA; Nay s. PM-Arr sctrs Globe Homer
boston. Adelaide; Wiitmore AuskspRs; II leighton
Ferry Es.tr't. Friend H.llst Boston kedssa. Hunter
Bridgeport hazard, Gsinee, NYork; Williamson, Jr
Ninfmore, Boston; Gen Clinch Baker New York. Marv
Miller Laws, Boston Saml Lennox Lennox New Haven
North Pacific. Marcy New York; Orraoo winslov Proy
dence Triumph. Miller, and LAnfsir, Kelly boston.
CD ship Marguerite, Bell London. brig WIN Price
Qugg Pernsmbucos schrs q Hazard, Gsnes Hartford
keeron. Hunter. PAwtucts., Gin'e Homer Boston: j
NtriFmsan. " Ntasmsrc Batton. Stni tanhAx TstnnS
n a .n-. WV ~ -. .l--- M-.,an. N M Hl,ia.rI
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Jersey City News.

THf hANE ATfnK-Tlo Grand jury Of the Hudson
County Court has rvet rato the charges made against
John who was teller o. the Mechanics and Traders
fauk, 81 jersey City, ~ he Tine that II was robbed in
August last oi about $40 0Vo several witnesses
those who.e testimony had previously been taken IN this
Gaze were before the Nranc jury The investigation
sHlc 20 nave teer most Thorough TIE result i
uAt no hill 81 indictment loud aqaus, him and in
ibis decision m Jury reported being unanimous
lhis i probably tie end ri tne AFFAIR unless fact are
developed which va tring IL lrt. tho rebber
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INTERMENrs IN sAN FRANCIsco.

INTERVIEWS IN SAN FRANCISCO.
March e7-Robert Greonhow aged "a, Richmond va
2T-Child Of Mrs. Bletner IA days
2S-Peter O'Neil, ~ Boston, Mass.
Distances Clark, 80, Bangor, Me.
3r-Liizabeth A. Kettel.
3l-Walter rrew, as, Ireland
3l-Thomas 4. Daily, so, Ireland.
April John Slack, "a, Illinois.
l-Nath Hahn, months, San Francisco
Martin Carol, 50, Ireland.
Martin L. Rich, 80 Maine.
Vim. Freeman, (colored) %, Baltimore.
2-R. Lexington, 81 Norway.
2-B. i. Slower -, Maine
Phillip Doyle, 2s, Ireland.
3---Iee Hung Lung, %, China
As MadIed, Ss, Mexico.
George Dunn, y, Ireland.
e-Jose Rosales, 90 Chile.
Vim. Gray, ls New York. ~
w. H. Sheffield %, Illinois.
7-1oseph W. Clark, 49, Pennsylvania.
John G. Gihon, So Philadelphia.
7-Henry G. Day 40, New York.
7-Joseph W. Carlyle, II, New York.
Mary oilhertson, 20.
s-John Arbucker, 20, Philadelphia.
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OCULIsTs, AND AURIsTs.

49, N~>>>N>~-S>~-S~
hR POWELL, OCILisr, hURIST, a., ATTENDS
- exclusivey TO diseases 81 the and from ~
O'Clock daily too Broadway where he rrocnfed his
frsatise on the Eye; also artircis which az IN
rted without an operation and will look ees
like the natural eye. -
TO The LEAf-bR ,HktIu--A1' -s----r--T - ~
kst, utgbtts especial attention TO the tr.a,men< a.
deafness srd oil diss,ses ~ TIC tsr hnd ~. a ~ 49,
Vi .hsir z fiieptt@. y
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A ssIGNEE sALE.-A.N CRlsTALAR, Az CTIoNEER,
ocock slarse stock Of resdymade clothing consisting
san Of every description, drAwer shirts hsndker
chiefs crsv.ts. &c, &c
HALTl-THE MOMENT YoU READ THIS PARA.
graph out aud invest three
weeks Pcavune. II takes EN- all in the comic ue The
Colonel Benton immense: also the buriesque
lis style OF speaking IL 10 full Of fun For sale every
whore.
IMPORTED woNE CORsETs-wRs GAyNoR CON.
receive by apot every steamer fresh impor
tations of French and English corset Among her
rev arrivals beautiful Gle nen French
twhoiesale ard rssi - Third svenuc drug
store corner Of Tenth street.
NM. IRVING CO., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w icvelry, gold watches &e.. for sceount OF whom &c
may concern William Irving Co. will sell
Tuesday May at 1uis o'clock at the ealesroom No =
Pine street diamonds jevery gold watches &C. for
count OF whom may consisting in of efc
CANT single stone and cluster diamond rins do pendants
and hoops, brilliant thirteen stone damon Maltese
elegant diamond brooches cluster aud diamond
breast pins diamond scarf pins head together
with an Assortment Of rings rings brooches &C. set
NTH pearl rubies garpss tarque,ss &C. all ses in the
sss GOLD case hurting watches pine ano lever watches
with diamond backs ehronopetsr watches. silver cups
picks thimlles. &C. Ale 20 PAY advances, stone bri
srt dan pin All Of the above genuine and
r'ce warranted lust asrerressn'eA In e,tsiorns Ga
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PROVE ioSs.-We hear of No sales Of pork beef so
tierces Cassard hams sold l9c 90 tiercesAmes do
az ls3c 40 bbls ordiuary do al IA &c 600 small kegs
choice butter. al 3sc.; 5olrkns good, al &c
ConSGEAL-3oC half ttls sold al SO as; 100 bbls do
at SOS.
CASpfEs-4jo boxes adamantine sold at &c
CHIfE PEAcHls-ljo ceroons choice sold Mt IL &c.
BEtNs.-s00 bacs sold yesterday, private terms.
GRlTS-2,Coe rags Easern oats sold at Be- 200 bags
domestic barley. At isc.
SoAT.6S0 toXa lale sold at satc DC
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Arrival OF the Daniel Webster at New Or
leans.

NV ORLEANS, May 6, 1854.
The steamship lar el Webster. fr m San Juan Mica.
ragua with California Gates 10 the 10Th ulmo has ar
rived AT this port making the time from San Francisco
in 10 days is hours
The land route across tie Ishmus was in fine order
and mules and wagons abundant.
Mr Borland would return 10 the states by the next
steamer.
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Markets.

SAN FRANCIsCO, April n 1S54
Since the sailing Of tho last steamer moderate trade
has been generally DONE though the of sales were
made immediately succeeding the departure Of the mail
The demand Tor consumption having been met sales ex
ccpt FOR speculation fell or disposition to spec ulate
caused by the rally prices took under the demand by
the obers and the time advanced FOR the departure
OF this steamer the buyers materially decreased leaving
trace in inactive condition Tie arrivals during the
past fortnight have added nconsdeably the stocks on
hand, which stil in tie abundance as noted in
former reports We would advise parties on the Allan
tic border shipping 10 this market to examine the con
dtion of trade with rs in candid manner and not rush
hastily into ade which has proved so disastrous for
months past. We evidently having a reaction in
trade. but the immense stocks OF goods still in our ware
houses must be withdrawn before prices be perma
nenty settled NJ paying rates 10 The shipper The evil
OF ndiscrimnating shipments made by regular and out
side ,shiprers and importers will correct itself after
time and when this shall have taAcn Place may look
for that healthy condition OF the California trade so m ach
desired by merchant Let extreme canton be used
by those tracing with and all wl be benefited where
fpS tr a,xl 1oxN hoo, 40
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ASTROLSNY.


kS 000 REWARD rs OFFERED TO ANY PEE
SOsOOO who can surrsss the wonderful scfen eiAe
Lacy Madam Clifton In The OF Astrofogy She n tho
only lady in the United States who
nents on marriages deaths losses lawsuits
and she also can any disease stage Thcsc
wishing TO consult her had better call stay
limited Residence O. Thompson street, between Brosns
and Spring.
A sTRoLoGY AND PHYsIoGNoMY-THE CgLI-
n hrsted DR.. y. Shpman Swede by birth san be Goa
suited on All events of epas present and future Ma
tities for ladies and Gentlemen His redenes
u l13 Cha nberf street near Greenwich.
A STRoLoCY AND CHIRoMANTRIE.-MRs PLRURY.
n whose relatives propbeed apoIoon L. 10 the ceIebrA
ted and hrst m the present TO forete future
events true and certain 6S Brocme street second floor
MADAME MORROW Is, WITHOUT EXCEPTION, TIA
Vl most wonderful Astrolort In The world thss has
ever been known. She will tell past present. and fssnrs
events and viii NOW future husband and sbssnA
friends which has astonheo Thousands curing her
in Europe She seventh daughter OF seventh
and born with natural gift by invoking tho 20 wsrs
her Wonderful G Their thouehs ana
viii happy pairs 20 together who viii All snoy
the grestest Happiness OF matrimonA blis abe is a.
scendAnt Of line OF back for
and her predictions are uly Astonishing - all that vak
her AZ who hsye tesn disappointed esewhere and .boss
Who wish speedy marriage may call and they NAY
Of magical science u Broome srset batsesn Canss ,pa
Columbia. Gentlemen not sdsitted
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MnI1iad.

On Saturday, May 8, the wife OF Isaac T. pu-iy of
Tarrytown, N. Y, OF daughter.
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Tclsgrnpnic Marine Report.
ShanghAe via New York f' ~
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MUSICAL,

A SPLENDID SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD $50
IA psnforte for sale for $40 excellent tone round
&C. perfect every way been In but thres
by the best makers and fully warranted The owner is
till u O'CLOCK
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old yIOLIN-MADE BY THE CELEBRATED DUK e.
" London for sale at suction, BY George W. Lord
$50 Broadway Wednesday evening" May 10: also very
copies Of ancient music sacred aud secular
graph letters Of Washp gon DE Witt Clinton and others
6c de- See catalogue.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-13
FROM the Richmond Examiner
Read, Marx, Learn and tnu,fdty iiys.t

An able writer prlcticed with ihe pen unknown
fame, never l1sgarI in valuable aud efficient Iabos 70
The cause Of Democracy, private citizen not engage. in
politics that W. know, who has studied the liS aud III
prophets DOT from the d the present. generation of pp
ein., bI. teir acknowledgements AID drank hi. Demo
cr'cJ 10 atIis pure fountains the following e.
promising o.he's They 10 tue nick Of time u
"a ibors so bal proposed for ourselves. We take a dir
responsibility for Ihet publication Yet il, woulI be on
dny to publish these revelation. written in oy,I demo
craft; temper, from valued subscriber aud spptovs
DamoeTa whether se rympItlLgd aiti his ssp,rn Mt.
nol
The truth ", sIe bcs brought ont and sInded
To ~ the article OF our correspondent would he roupbt
out sooner Or later, and may well bs published at once
~ va" ~ taxing oil their wireed2e, before they wouI
the inostharm. Iti' better they should be knorn beor
the meeting Of the Stanton Convention than furnish IN
po"dsr Ior grand explosion ~ that tody I, is bette
hey hOul be known TO the Democracy before ohoosny
Nr.W's as Their standard besrer some say they wi
cbpcss him. dian thu, they should find them on, after thew
Quad temeiyo9 iuevocsby committed to lis support
We invoke 80 carocs attentive peru.ai oftho annexed
hHcle nnd those which sbai follow IL. Silently folk will
giin ~ the peoples rights TO bo ipnI.hcd win such
fesdh2' but the Democracy Of Virginia are somewhlt
other, ~ respect 70 their reading, dian boarding. school
ini,'e' or plln'hon negroes, They have right read
and spite NJ martial law curb bite rens ~ party and euch
'enor', we da'e furnish the food for reflection
SOL
"Tbc SfsSitss and The Claims " Of Henry A. Wise
Mr. RdrorJ puopose in this and in several other mum
here examining the claims Of Hr Wso 10 tho nomination
Of the Democratic party for the Office Of Governor ofyr
gnIi III. cLiisr' cOuH,ct with Ihosc of host ol H..
irgHrbcd @Hghmn whore services 10 Il party extend
back, 10 ZONE lev instances nlno,t to tho d,,s Of
Thomas u ncfson iIis friends will, bol1ncss intoe
rance haughnes, snperciiiousness without parallel pre-
die, hi. Esns,on something that ia M certain az e
In hat a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-13

Tho vsl1e %! reel and personal estate in the United
States 10 1850. 81 oG6 5G2 $685. expenditures nf the sove
raj States, s2iC GGG debt of the Sltcs 0S922
Stea Tor every species II tx,,on county Slate or fed
crh 81 81, ns,nst 1865 In 1892 nmatcd number oi
real holders IN tho Union, 100000 families. ~
on-,na s3i i6t rc, estate Is owned by Tree blacks,
and 81, 9bS $50 by fce nuittocs 10 Connecticut owned
bv free roIorcJ SgO3. b3b
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-13

There arc 10000 NorDlon4 in tho world, who sca
tcred rs plorEIn Europr 90 600; IN Utah 30 900; and
over Iowa, Missouri and Wisconsin, about 10000.
No RrrEcrEE OF PsRsosL--The Whig Siditsnan
Published Butler, Choctaw county, Ala, scys that Gov
cfnor Winston, Of Aabaini, fined ten dollars lc~
days ago. by circuit judge in Of the counties OF Me
sssippi, for wearing hi hat and polng cigar In the
court 70 Dm, during tho session of the day
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-13

Nor Pus.nyp-Thc Mayor being informed ny officer
Tyler, that Clinton James, the ce negro who was
'noncd and ordered To be- punished Friday for rel
a'dcn. spirits without liccncc had removed his bar
iucd him SG.G6 ard suspended his judgment or
Jctng him tw ntyRyc be suspended for ak months, Ia
bo carried oui II in the meantime he should the
same trade IN any part Of the city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-13

Two bouts loaded with 100 barrels of by Charles
Locker, at lIicony Falls BGckbridge county Va and
oonssned to Rowland Bros, expected arrive here
To night to"ed down 10y tho steamer Vginin. IL will be
the first arrival direct from OF the Blue Ridge
via james River and Kinawhi Canal
Arrangements arc in contemplation 10 rcshp part Of
u to Mobile, on board the New ship james Guthrie just
launched and tni.hcd by Page Allen. Go-pori.
This will he al exciting OCCASION being the fiji at arrival
bJ way Of the James River canal and the tide water
necon We n!e glad to tho enterprise displayed by
M's1rs Rowland Bros, aud trust that such pioneers will
meet with cnlife sncceas. Nar[oN Hedcon. Nop 10.
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CouXIY CouRr IIEsgico.-Thc only bushes, trnus
action in this court Saturday, examination upon
presenmcnt against Mr. Richard u. Jones' for retailing
ardent spirits without license lie fined $50 forsthe
offence
The Court will be in session nearly the whole Of Iii.
week. There Few other criminal, the dock
which will hs disposed OF to-day. Tho remainder oil
tho session will he occupied with the civil business