Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-02

The s.Ais Oh Georgia ssAs lias ago AalAssssd tAs
erection OF . monument in honor OF the heroic services
OF Pulaski during the revolutionary war, and particularly
Of hs gallant conduct at Savannah, at the siege OF which
ne Tell, On the OH OF October, l17e. This work has just
been completed 10 New York by Mr.. r. L. LuAsirz. tbs
Russian sculptor. 1t Is q square column, sixty feet IL
height, with q Corinthisn cap, aud surmounted BY . statu,
OF liberty. Within the panels Of the pedestal are insertet
appropriate designs, wrought in baso relieve. This monu
ment Is 10 be erected in q few weeks in Monterey SQUIRE
Sara 'nah, and In the csremoni.ls incident thereto the pub
lie authorities will participate.
willow FKyER IN NEw 0RLkASa-As . great deal o
interest Is fslt regarding the present state OF the health o
our city, We visited the Charity Hospital late ~yesterda!
evening. and find that for the last four dsys-from
O'Clock last evening there have been:
Admissions, es4
Deaths, TO
by Yellow Fever, 80
The persons brought to the Hospital with tho yellow
lever are generally in a dying condition when they enter
aud are, Of course, past recovery-a majority of then
having been sick for three or four days. The physi
clans at the Hospital say that in all cases where tho fever
hs been taken in time, It has yielded readily to treatment
There Is not a great deal Of fever a. yet In private prac-
tice-at least we do not hear Of hear Of much.-N. q.
Dei!d, sih.
BouLposs FArr.-The t~elesr,phic Dispatches from
New Orleans have already advised our readers of the
crushing OF the French band in Sonora. aud tho deter.
min.hon OF the Mexican government to execute Boulbon
and his officers THIS fate, so richly merited by tho audt.
cious sdyenturer, will put an end to the French scheme
so ingeniously concealed and coverty attempted, for the
seizure Of Sonora. At the time OF the occurrence OF the
troubles with the French Consul in San Francisco, We in.
ttmsied our belief that the suspicious movements OF the
French, on tho west co ,st, were intended to check Ams
r,csn progress by the seizure and annexation OF Sonora
to the empire Of Louis Napoleon. This has turned out to
be the actual fact Precisely rs We suspected, n, sooner
did the French force, enlisted in San Francisco, reach
Sonora. thso they deserted the dag Of Santa Auua aud
arrsyed themselves with Boulbou in an ate npt to sake
possession OF tho country. Fortunately. however, the
Frepch conspirators who hstched the plot, miscalculated
the strength OF the Mexican army and tho effectiveness of
the force sent against IT. Ii is now fully believed at
Washington that Consul Dillon WAS a party TO this scheme.
aud that throughout all his adventurous undertakings in
Sonora Count Boulbou has been supported secretly by
French official Influence. Al intimation is made tina; the
National administration either has revoked the exequ.tur
OF Dillon or will do SO. Assuredly this ought to be doIe,
aud instead OF making any sckno~ Judgement for the in
dignity done him, our government should defend its own
officers, who ii Is now evident were clearly in the right.
Con-. HoLLISs AND rHE BoNuAapNESr OF GRxYrowS.
A correspondent Of the New York Tunes gives , nc~ read
ing OF Com. holins' note TO Capt. Jolly, in which he regret
ed that tho English force was not double that Of his owo
ship. The American Commando, according to the cor
respondent regretted the part he ~ss compelled to act BY
his instructions, aud that 'the sentiment alluded to in
reply to Lieut.. j., was written for the very purpose OF
expressing in the most delicate manner to the authori.
ties al Washington, his abhorrence of the duty which
they had imposed upon him." he simply thereby meaning
to convey the idea that the presence Of a force two. fold
that OF his own, would have furnished 4 valid excuse Tor
neglecung or declining TO carry ouths Instructions. THIS
explanation, We are further told, is made without the
knowledge OF Con. Holins, but rel ,cts his true seuti.
ments. All OF which is Every imporan, ii true"
A CHARGE OF DrPLICIrr.-The y. o. Bee referring
TO The change OF position on the Cubin question, some OF
the Administration organs, pertinently asks how Yillbus-
terisn can be any more lasful now thIn il was before the
Administration demanded the ten millions from Congress.
The Delta replies to the Bee in the biowiug significant
and~posiuve language, a portion of which We italcise
1--WE can tell the Bee, o, positive authority, that il WAS
arOHei b. one Of the Cabinet that the main Utjecto of the
Presidents ~prociamition against FiIGbusterism WAS not
SO much to create the lao r perform a duty Of internd.
| iOnIl comfy, a. IL was TO prevent AQy interference with
rs own particular scheme Of birding the island into our
possession, as a satisfaction )f our outraged honor
Who was that Cabinet member aud what was his au-
ihority for his statement? The country have a right to
be informed on the ~sutject-Loui,VHs Journal.
Tk esasE.E rs cILyoss'.;1A late, ha, been shown Us, ias, re-
uaI advent Of Chinese 10 that state. /, says: "thrre are o.rr
forty thousand acre no." aud neutrality-suspicious. more viii have
for ships TO erins ore- immigrants, and accounts Of Thousands
The few unfortunate b.inss who have txateI sympathy within
past taon'h. In our city, have disposed US to think isvorabIy OF all
Thsre probably does not exist 90 the ace q The Earth, a more Qua.
a.ss' , iaisT ~: ia ,aa 5 sSsls t Oh he r' s.:,u pir HSspl is.'T nas. s f%si
.sSIns s.aTsl' have mais Us more in.Ga,sly .slaaiaied with :hstr
H s' srin o. ;, Mono TL virtue, bat |. : Po,,s.,'as a national gen,s.
old, iutendins 70 return h1rae xSen ,hry nav. q |, TSsV obe r
no I,-', aales. on eonpu sion, exosPans these imposed by them
selves They hayea government within a soTernmsn;. aud an &C.
SnoS' edged system Of national taxation, eatoreed BY LEGAL rulers,
70 -hon 'hey show more respect than TO those OF The STATE or
t.brshed incauornia, And, by the Las, arrivals, isieiigener ha.
son Of 81 e OF Sa,in l paai.S@ 9a pl,'A iss as,I Sssc : .nd the ip ~,
capital punishment; has been sometimes privately Indicted, and
ehietain raOn they serve. We hav. seen TIA. me Iaperiali,;s
nv 'h h%s saI, Sns i.'ner are i1w We SSt 10, the most resPseiaGleo
place. i'll -heh hundreds we're engaged and, IL the number OF
battle nesd 10 their native land. Al the battle OF Annoy, thry
more breath, and killed on b,ih side, les. than hall a dozen men
io Ms sn ,ss |, ,e cb ,ron ss r.Ers st1o VIII : have ssssnsiy ben in Cal.
United states; that 1t is even regarded a. a crime among them to
m . in any s .ay teimTyS, " all d ~. v fhsy o. sSf *, steal, SeS =
and then return TO China, after having fet a bIghtiny fnuusnr.
sheTe they have ben. Thsir thrifty habits lead them, in cAitor.
,t.Tye.
IArosTEp cirTLE rE KEsTUcEr-rhe ship An,tr,is, arrived a,
S ZEN, ST .SIG S.Iss ass . a. he Of IN gG r s,ta 81: consisting Of the FOL
ny, formed by sbout a drI.5 Ten,I.1.a y !. .ompA;
soarOOn counties: ave bulls, tso Of them three years old, three Of d
and one calf; one Of the cows nearly ready 70 crop auo.heT ="
cost 1850, sad /, remarkable fr her .Is and Ssauy. 'S sbs |. T !, ,
y ~ req, f'hyIion. co',~9ld sheep some Of she bucks being nn-
to suit the breeder. Of monster in Ken,usEy. one Gle geiand Ssy
sslen, breed. Another N., sciongtns TO Col. WIN. AeIandcr. Of
old, and iS SSohss ys sSp;i ioar = oo sa.s si SI,'i s. Gns Of them 4s , .nLss year:
are al OF the shor1 horn parh'm variety, and some Of them are
the aas,s eonh,t . Twenty tSVe,and doIl.t, v ere invested By
he C'mPahy IN the purchase and Importation Of the cattle.
oFEsiSo OF MLsAss.-Our Warren friends look With mur n inter
eat 70 sse sGprSAsni1: orsn,as Of The raiItoad through that eoan.
rial Of t e locomotive at From; Royal but We should hard y
jadte from The appearance Of the work. tina, the opening will o.;
building, is nesrly hnishsd;
Two span, Of the South River bridge remain to be raised. as al.o
part OF The eabsnSnent a; the western end Of IL. Operation. a,
that point, how ;yer, are actively pushed. Por some dI,tance on
the sitasburg extension, the sls have been laid and All A, ready
Tor the rails. The site for the Stra'b1rg depot is not vet hxed, We
believe. Al the station opposite Fort, mouth, a neat bricE rdin f.
has been erected, in the Centre Of one Of the dn 81 tracts OF coun.
try to he seen on the line Wincieter Tirginiin, Aug. 50.
ESD % TE DEoUGHT The dui. but hot hare which hung oyer
our devoted hsits for several weeks, on Sunday last AZ length con.
denied into LIQUIDS, ami = settled rain is promised, which vii, IL Is
hoped, bring some pasture at least, " the corn be beyond cure
The latter crop. by the way, Is far better, as We Ascsrtained from
a recent ride, in shenandoah, Page, and most Of Warren, cocn.
tics, thsn 10 Jefferson, Frederick, G.arss, and Hsn pshirs. The
former region has also some grass. which Is totally wanting in ,le
Litter. Bot ihi1 advantage I, only Comparative. EyeryuLere q.
fogad complaints Of scarcity-H
A.y.u III. II a 49,. EZ--.- 49,.
the broad p:nnan! OF Com IOiOrr SnAs n. stringtan. arrived Al
Palermo, ism ult, from Iunis, and sailed the merit day Tor Ma.
pies.
ltiSstid that SIR. George Steers, the newly appointed Naval
Constructor, will c. mnobce building The COVE rument steam fri.a,.
at the New York Navy Yard. about the isl Of srptembsr.
The U. Z. steamer Engineer, Master Dim ,ead commanding ar
rived here yesterday from Washington with outfits for the Uo1,tsl.
aiion. President Pierce, accompanied by the Secretary Of war,
Washington for Cape May.
APPOINTMENTS by THE PRESIDENT.
Robert J. ArmbirJng OF DIVA, laird Auditor Of ,he Trea,uy. in
tn place OF Frahei5 Burt, appointed Governor Of NsbrAska Terh.
tory.
Thon1' 0. Porter, late Surveyor Of the Port Of New Orleans,
Collector Of Customs. In place Of S5lomon ". Downs deceased.
william Y. starke, Surveyor Of the Port Of New Orleans, to oil
The vacancy o,easio-ed By the promotion Of Thomas @. Porter TO
the eOlectorship.
The vacancy ia the appraisers olce occa,ionsi by the promo
ton Of William Z siarEs hiss not yet bsen nlled-Gb'c.
Oar TEiIHER siyTI YELE'Aoo-fn O'Reirey's History Of Yves.
tern NsN iofEj DR.. Coventry, Who settled In lT9) with his family
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