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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-11

The reports of the foreign markets continue TO
show decline in the price of breadsus. This result
doubtless to be attributed the present indications of
speedy termination of the European war Though those
ndisaous should prove to be based upon a false hope
buyers will not fail avail themselves Of the oppol-
tunty to put down the prices So far as the price Of
last years crop be Effected this influence cau produce
no material change in home markets. There is not
more than suiciorcy of breadsus in this country to
sapPV the home DEMAND about the highest prices
yet offered This s the in the Richmond market at
least The prices Of the next crop WILL OF course depend
very much upon the Weld OF the foreign crops and the
continuation of the European war As to the effect of
either Of those causes positive opinion can ret be
given but it ia not TO be spprehended present. tina,
there will be any considerable falling off from the prices
which the late coop commanded
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-11

The New York Mirror presents the claims Of
EpwAPp BATES Of Missouri for the presidency. 1t
sIys:
We regard him as one of the strongest and abest
in the nation; and, really great are growing
scarce either going the Of all flesh Of all ambitious
demsgoeucs, who commit political suicide before they get
hall way up 10 the summit OF their hopesw afford
to overlook the character and the claims of eminent
man as Edward Bates Upon the political record his
stands bright aud clear with ugly antecedens rise
up like ghosts against him in the hour OF his triumph
and, in private life, he is a without reproach aud
without enemy. As scholar and statesmen patri
OF and gentlemen Mr Bates ranks among the foremost
III the Union; aud, orator, neither Choate Ey-
ere can surpsss him in the strength and ervor of his
e!oqGence."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-11

The clauses in the Constitution OF the United States
under which Congress obtains the power which they have
assumed, these
Congress shall have power regulate commerce be-
tween the United States and foreign nations, among The
Seperdi States, and with the Indian tribes"
Congress shall have power to establish post Offices
and post routes"
Judge Grier has granted an injunction to restrain the
Wheeling Bridge Company from repairing their bridge,
because, in his opinion, Congress has right OK
court.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-11

Han STORM IN MERoEa-Wo learn from A eorresnond
ent living Fast River, In Mercer county, thai The
eeaes bail storm known 10 tina, section Of de country
took place week before last. The oes he says varied
70 size from goose egg down TO marble The ffnt.
corn, aud wheat Is said TO be ruined.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-11
THE BALTIC.

letter irom The Baltic says I'VE have been rather
amused and pleased Of late Of the gallant proposal OF
dashing captain, who Is ambitious 70 be allowed 10 the
event Of Helsingors being attacked 10 rush full III. into
the habor, and charge Of the Russian
At hl speed with his noble ship, tho st. Jeal dAcrc in
which he justly takesa pride. What crash what top
ping over Of mbers and falling Of spas must ensue " his
500 borses bolt full speed against bis adversaes broad
sideln
According to letter. dated stettio June 49, the rnsin
body OF the allied aeets, upward Of forty SAIL Of which
sixteen Or seventeen are three decke haye been sighted
from the western end Of the Island Of Cfons,adt ais
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-11
BALTIMORE MARKETS, July s.
ourThs morning the arrival Of the Baltic with adyices to
ter decline In Breads,an the other aide
-. NOW nEADyI

THNHE NEW EDITION OF TATEs AMERICAN PORN BOOK
BY A. II. SANDS, Eso-In handsome ~ VOL,
ne Consultation 81 Virginia, prefyed price -; irion q
Constitution " pd,Ptiee siio
Taes American Form Book containing legally approved rrec
dents for agreements affiliations, bonds
Wills kc 10 which Is added forms deedso bargain
lease trust and release under Code Virginia. also
aud lss2 and other forms valuable clerks attorneys noaI
sherins and coroneTs, with complete Index, by A. H. Sand
Counsellor at Law.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS
We Indebted to Mr. A. Morris, for n
the "Amercd Form Hoot by late Beiainn rate Of a.
city, which has just been published by Mr. ". This book VIII
originally brought with sale reason
the valuable FERNS contained which equally app
cable to ell the States Of the Union and lie author Justly
sdered having performed great public compiling
In Its present shape, II gives much additional
desired account OF the changes In VIRGINIA
tie adoption OF the Code The suppl
by A. H. SaRdf, ESQ., attorney ~ law Of this city, Who
have performed his with gsnt abty RcLo,
wig.
h eannotJut prove valuable aid proessi
containing In suceinct aud well adapted much ind
nsabo Information To thu mtmber o. the Bar,
especially, II will Itself ecOnOmEr ~ lat
sue."--NorHf1D lN0A
re purpose Of the volume has been well accomplished and
peTsos who called upon documents. will
teir work greatly facilitated BY the useof eli volume. Best
been added for the convenience OF the Attorney clerks shet
coroneis, and other officers.
can these forms may used whoutea asMr. sands has
pared them with aud .mnenB htted Tor the 10
both by his learning aud his practce."-southerb IRA
Mr. Morris Of this city, has Published edition a. Ia
Book By A. w. Sands, OF the
ccTas gtae eonnng large number Of legal dOcumo
yery useful 10 the profession which had been omitted ~ Tat
suing changes made In law BY the Code
nIgfHfr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-11
THE WAR.
From the Liverpool Courier Of Wedne.dar. JUNG os.

Letters from st. Petersburg Of the 18Th announce that
the Emperor Nicholas has given order to his abide,
camp, Gen Dogourouk, Minister Of War to proceed 10
the Danubian Provinces. He to give an exact nc.
count Of the condition Of military affairs aud especia
Of the operations Of the siege Of Sisra This measure
which is Of the highest importance the present moment
had produced profound sensation 10 the Russian capital
the Emperor sends his Minister Of War on such
missions excepting grave occasions.
An imperial ukas authorises the Russian Minister OF
Finance to issue the two last series OF paper money
which to produce sir millions Of silver roubles and
completes the issue authorised by the imperial ukas OF tho
18th January last.
The troops are being withdrawn from Narwn and con
contrang themselves around st. Petersburg Hogand
occupied The rich inhabitants Of the Russian capital
have been lately making excursions far Hesngors
and Ekness, and far Revel and Bash Port In
order 10 obtain information the operations Of The
ADglo-French fleet This curiosity has given rice 70 very
severe observations the part OF the police In add
ton TO the division OF the guard there aso al st. Pc
ersburg aud negbofbood the Of the light art
ery The third and fourth bsaIons Of the reserve and
the fifth and sixth baualion8 Of the grenaders Of whom
two divisions are 10 Poland Two divisions OF the Rus
sian Baltic feet are at Cronsadt and one division IL neaI
Sweaborg The gulf Of Finland IL fall Of small vessels
war; The troops stationed the southern coast az far
Baltic Port and the northern coast a. far az Hesnv-
| fore, are ready 10 march at the frat call
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-11

THE following Is the of Congress upon which The
Company rely for authority to repair and maintain hei
bridge
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-11

Psoossss o. csaplThue esT deah,In oincnna.
last month, including 70 from eholers The
eSt second time ssphsrdsvs, Ky aud 10 psrsons have
ded The place now nearly deserted Nashville
" cholera ~ Toledo Ohio II 10 said tobe mott fsarfoIy
ersog % 10 OF IS psrion, each day A. village cppo
ate Toledo 81 deaths had occurred up Sunday evening"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-11

eD The Ladies' OF Richmond Manchester are particularly
requested to meet at the Metropolitan Nal tomorrow wedues
day. oP NJ TO resolve operating with the
Ladies' OF Mobile Carolina and ohe soutSrn States 10 their a.
forts purchase Mount The meeting will be
should the weather be stormy unt the fair evening Adj
dresses from the Governor and other may be
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-11

LIVERPOOL, Tuesday Evening, Jine 27.-The Cotton
market continues good and prices imperceptby
Ing up. The sales since Friday 900 bales
and the imports to 5l,4ss; OF which spectators take
1900 and exporters 5000. Tody's business amounts
to 5000 bales, consisting CT $3.50 American. ut Id
id.; $50 Brazil, Sd. to ID; 200 Egyptian
I'D to sid; 500 East India 81. to LED The
imports into tho ports of the Uuiej States per Asia
amount TO eos a95 bales against % $50 last wear
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-11

The New York Herald couteuds that the Admins
tration, with hundred and fifty nine Democratic
bers in the House. responsible for the unfinished
OF the public business To the ma orty of the present
House of Representatives holds the following plain Ian
gusge:
But let the majority Of the present House Of Repre-
scntaves remember that they escape the personal
responsibility which attaches to the shameless neglect OF
their duties under the plea that the administration ap
provas Of their conduct. The issue win be made the
next election, and the public will point eight
session, barron of all results remarkable for nothing bu,
the readiness with which the Treasury depleted The
will Of the executive 10 ill the pockets of the needy
spectators and nameless adventurous. What has be.
come of the iarbor and River bill: why is the tariff
untouched when Is known ta the existing duties
high TO create surplus aud lock up millions OF the
specie OF the country in the Treasury, the detrment
of trade and commerce, and imposing useless aud
Gus tax upon the consumer The ocean mail steamer
service remains unamended The reorganization OF the
navy as far OF But it is useless go through
the list II is sufficient that nothing has been done
everything must be filed away unfinished bust
ness"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-08

these patriots refused to be fooled out ~hee'lsd
eDced out Of the countyp-snd they will remain here
They are indigsr plspt to the soil nd they will
10 tpite Of The slave holder Mt the y nth th
gro hatsr the North Every color, who to
beris traitor to bis brethren and The lecturer was
glad to get kick ut colonization whenever could In
RAISING h. devoted time TO p,~erfu attack upon
the American Colonization 'cefy, the mem sers OF
vhich bod, Ia denounced the Of poe
the mies Of the cooreo Their action did
to keep the prejudc.s against coored people
the North Thy say that intsnded thu oolors
10 live in beris; IL God has anything to do With
Liberia, and has made this law, be tainly could
ssve hid nothing % 90 With an islaad In the
Straits AZ BaIscca, wbsrs all nations meet and live
in harmony THE lecturer from speech OF Re-,
Mr. Gooce descrpt on of this island It's inhabit
ants, more than forty nations and ALI colors being
represented ] He would tell the ,laveholdsr In the
South a. the oekbrober at the North that the time
wculi con 9 when this variety could be seen in
this country, and savsrv helping It along. In cou
cu'on he hello that it absurd to say that coor.d
men could only thrive in climates because they
fourseed a. the extreme North. The coored men are
here-thfy are part and parcel of the oounry-thsy
have cultivated Its soil and it, battles They
demand all it's privieees-al its honors-and ali its
smolument They dsmand it a. right me- in folly
in fsnaticsm. BE had prejudice against foreigners
but every new lot Of them admitted ignorant
they wers to their civil r'ghts-he eolorsd could
not but eel his oegro alton the considerations Of this
fact The white man had b,unds tn his am0ito he
could look ~ hiah as the esdental chair and 1t
mean WAS ccwardy, 70 nothing of it, anti civt
ization," 10 deny the coored the privileges
he held that the 6isfranc mt Of the oolored
made every court house in the land mocksry to him
and they revsr could have tice while it
be cefifed to say that the coorsd intended
good patured on this subject but there bound bs
yosd rhch even Christian endurance cannot 70. They
asked that they should be al the
privileges focial and political They will then have
class OF Il Il nds who i'll assist them against enemies
manly-ani ~ win ry be true we will try to
imita te your example,"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-08

posing force arrayed by the Maine law men at
the last election the friends of constitutional
scruples would carry the day.
We have already declared our readiness to
acquiesce in a prohibitory measure when it
shall have become a law of the land. But
should the temperance party carry through the
Legislature such stringent measure as we
hear they have in hand, and should Governor
Seymour veto it on constitutional grounds, we
are not sure whether we should not afford him
our support. We have from the first opposed
all sumptuary laws. We regard them as an ar
bitrary and intolerable interference with the
private liberty of the citizen. and, as such, have
yS;arably set our face against them. If, as in
the case Of the Maine law, we have, in view of
great and growing evil, deemed it right to
proclaim our acquiescence in an experiment
suggested by popular excitement, we do not
mean thereby to intimate any want of steadi-
ness in our adherence to the great principle on
which we started. This is our position on the
Maine law question. That of Governor Sey-
mour we have already sketched; and we must
say we think it likely he will verify our sur
mise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-08

THE Project OF MEXICAN TREATY.-In
another column will be found an article from
the Courier and Enquirer, confirming our ex-
elusive intelligence respecting the project of =
treaty which Mr.. Gadsden has sent home. No
one will be surprised to see that the Courier
denies the truth of the part it proves. Our
contemporaries generally prefer denying state
ment to copying it. They had rather deprive
their subscribers of useful intelligence than
confess their own lack of enterprise. One of
them advises us to confne our "fabrcations"
to our own circulation. We certainly do not
claim for any statement appearing in this paper
greater degree of reliance than we demand
for the tables OF our circulation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-08
C0roners' Inuuests.

DEATH CAuiED BY JUMPSG Our OF WINDOW Coroner
ODonnen held inquest yesterday morning at the Third
ward station house the body OF Margaret Ryan aged
81 years, who came to her death by jumping out OF
fourth story window at No. lel Broadway, while unde
. cersDged ltAe Of mind. John Ryan, son of the de
ceased testified before the Coroner that his mother was
employed to take charge OF the building question: and
that for time she suffered from deransa
meDt of mind that FioAy night after going bed
81 got up and on her down stairs discovered
her going down stairs, and brought her 40 again she
said .he searching about tie room for len McDo
gh at about two O'CLOCK ia the moruins sac opsned
the window broke the glass; AND called out MURDER and
Oh the police aud told her il she did keep
quiet they would make her, she then promised to be STILL
she then became more quiet, and I left the
my mother standing the outside of the window SILL
fronting on seized h Id of her fingers and
and she fell 10 the Sidewalk; ran down and saw her
lying on the walk; blood was flowing from wounds her
head she made two three gssps and didd before
Police Ulcers Gimor and arundsgs testified to the de-
ranged state Of mind Of the deceased AMI ths jury
dsred the following decreased to
death by fall from window while in . dsranged state
of mind"
DEATH ny falling FROM 4 scArroID Coroner Hilton
street the ,ody Of M,haei Kane. .ged ,hirty.ons
yesrs native OF Germany, to his death from
nju lies received consequent upon tie allIug Of sea-
Joseph Santos, sworn, saidI am rigger, aud
ragged in taking down the fourth story Of he
opera bouse In Fourteenth street. At about ty or
Atty .e feet from the ground the deceased helppg
ne. and while in the act of moving Of the timbes
be lost hs balance and ell into tue cellar he
dstA nee from any other person; he standing
Of the esers OF the scsod and the raising
and moving the plank another and In ng over
reached himself the plank tilted and fell carrying de-
ceased with IT. in bis all he otruck timber broke It in
two and thence fell on pile OF timber In ths cellar
striking the back part his head as when taken up he
was nsensible an died almost Instantly.
The jury rendered The following verdict =" That de
ceased to his death BY fracture Of the ssu from
accidentally falling from scaold into the cellar o, The
rev ht pse In The ion n Fourteenth
street, between Third and Fourth avenuss.o
DEATHS INJURIES TO THE BEAD Coroner o. .aIl
yesterday held inquest 1t No l72 Mott street.
body Of boy fourteen years OF age named George r
Scbt rise who came to his death by falling his head
while getticg wood from the cellar verdict was
rendered Of Dsath caused by Injuries accidentally re-
ceivsd on his head
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-08

At A SPECIAL nEETka OF wAsulNoToS IR
~ yrg Hose Company No A. on Saturday evening, Jan
whereas, 1t has pleased mighty God TO from
midst suddenly, atan hour unexpected and without
moments warning late brother member and associate
Michael King.
Therefore Resolved That company it bec,mes to
humble ourselves before Him VII holdeth lives In his
hasds. an who speaks to by this bereavenentB Be
ALTO ready"
Resolved That de- eply the loes Of tho do
cesEed member If this company and associate to
ht widow and family ocr doloHce and
feeling that My her 20 Him who has
mised to be father 10 the fAtheres and widows God
and gnide.
Resolved TT at as company attend his funeral
Sunday, JAN g. from bis late residence 3J West pairty
first sreetthat we caue the apparatus and house be
trimmed with Grape, and the the badge
of N oprnng for sixty days.
Resolved That copy these u'ions BIS transmitted
TO tho Of the deaead and that they be published in
the New York Herald and J. iremen's Journal.
Commitee-W. eimlson Ja, Remsen r. J. Vanderbilt.
Wh ii. WILSON Foreman.
JosIPH II. GApDIs Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-08
Named.

On Wednesday. January 4 NJ Williamsburg by the Rev.
Mr. Rey pods, Rector Of Christ Church. FRANK FEY OF
New York to EMMA PoLos daughter the late Captain
William Lane, OF that city.
Boston and Hartford papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-08

Emulation II the Spur to Improvement
II has stimulated GRLhN, NO. Aston house, lis
ceased Efforts to attain perfection In the Of 81 ak
sbir shave ever been equaled In 1T style.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-08
THE MILITARY.

(NITY 0RENADIERS-THE MEMBERS or THIS CON
pany hereby ordered their mory In full
rnif.rHn sunday morning - 10 o'clock precisely Pay
Renal, late proprietor 0! the Wavsrsy Hotel
Lieut. ROBT. PORTER, CommsndAnt
w. RoBxRrs, Ore erly Sergeant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-08

Albert H. Nicolay holds his Regular Semi-
weekly ale of stocks bonds Moaday l2s O'clock
At the Exchange Fer further particulars
fer to l lie adver bement in another column
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-08

CALI or FANCY GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY, 70
- close eorsist ments -sLHIhT ". NICoLAy, Aueten-
esr-hltort III. Nictlsy 80. wf sell TAss.
cay. janusfy llp. iuis o'clock the sGlosr0or
Brhdwsy sbsndso. esleeu a fsaey sesss censssiDs
Of PariAn and mateh snd
ctv-is French ebiss waves aud Dresden ckas de-
two pairs 81 srse Hs ssvrfs tsntee a. rreseh
bronze groups sud snrl nxgres fsrt.n tm@rcs. u.aer
glaze sbstea Bohss ssss sSs card reevlv silver
plated watches ~ y- ssss And psttrns s~ing a
ties tea and coffee sets rsets and esAs bssa
liquor frames CASTOR. rsrsr 10 letter Ard nste ie1s
tables chess boat uCnpAs Ittr tnlsid ard naxee
do pocket toot souvenir about ty gea he sdes kax
lot Shcred silver plated tsts
forks dessert do Ao Also, sb Vt y esant fsrssa drsss
fans ant la-se 10. ~ Irfumry soaps A. Ase sbens
nifty gtli oskes aud hun tired mostly q Preach
axe 70 be sold sb ola ely % whom
cefu; lot v hoh the trade vi a. cell ~ exsmns.
ALHAkT nlCULAN.
tDMARD sISTZSNICH
Late chief ftiesmsn with II. u. Leeds q O..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-08
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
~
SPECIAL NOTICED.


SPECIAL NOTICED.
CPEcIAL EOTICE-THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS
~ competing tho ltalia~ Benevolent aocisty we'll all
Other residing in the city silly invited 10
atten the funeral oemed and lamented ohcsr
Charles Delveo hio from h lae resd 3 Broadway
kond.y morning. the inst 1T half past oolock pro
tisey. BY order, JOSEPH CRISTADOR5. T easurer
THE MEMBERS OF THE MONTE CRIsTO ASsOCIA-
ton requested to meet at tho Areour $50 Broad
way, Sunday the Sh at 6f O'clock p BY order Of
GEO aGE r. ALEXANDER, Secretary,
-
SPORTING, &c.
rHESs MATCH.-A MATCI AT CHESS IS BEING
played ~ the New York Chess Club 81 Fourth
be- two t the best players in New York Gentlemen
dssrous . Joining the Club be admitted applying
Mr. F. Perrin, Ger Secretary At thu club rooms, on any
six months in advance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-08

To Dress Gentcelly and Becomingly APP
peArs 70 b. The aim OF and to economically
should DO the aim VI ALL In Of Articles OF
wearing apparel are invited TO exanne the assortment
styles quail spd prices the price
nett Of ALFRED AUNROE CO., al Broadway.