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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

TINE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
i Company intend starting their favo3ite steamships
FROM PHI .ADEIpHIA:--
Ciy Of Philadelphia. Saturday, Sept g. 1871
City CT Manchester Saturday, sept. 80, 1854
FROM LIVERPOOL
City Of Philadelphia ..... Wednesday, Aug. 10, 1854
City Of Manchester Wednesday, Sept 9, 1854
limited numoer Of third Class passengers VIII be
taken and found with comfortably cooked provisions
for to Liverpool $40. from Liverpool
Parties wishing to bring their friends obtain
certificates Of passage and drafts Liverpool In
OF 81 sterling and upwards Apply to SAMUEL SMITH,
Agent II Walnut street, Philadelphia, and No. Broad
way, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03
JufhEIExn sESBvD EVERY DAT.


4 a1aNEE SALE "A. n caisrALE, srcuoSyrs
~ - Bewsry, viii sell, sesds,, s-pt q 81 ~
O'clock, the stock Of c'othtsg sfor~, cou.istug OF
cashmere. satspst and cloth cesss pAsi. ant vsss
youths ready made cotlips eassmsre. sstness ~ I,
n. By order Of sslrn, Asslsnss. y. J. Joschimsea,
councillor for sssigree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

Cf0 CHRsry w0Or, Is MlNsrRl1I.S OrEN EVEK.
~ evening at
s44 BROADWAY,
under the coEtrol Of
II. WOOD Business ManSger.
GEO. CHRIS Y, Stage Manager,
Entertainment consisting at
ETHIOPIAN MtNSTpElSY
ECmFSoUE OPIkA, LIGHT FahCES DANCES KrC
Afrtc by the most accomplished company Ia On
world. Also, at
472 BROADWAY,
whom will be given
NEGR0 MUSIC, FUN, ETC., ETC.
Doors opsn at O'Clock; commences at o'oosk
Tickets, rs cents.
CHkBTY's MINSTREIS.-T HAVING BEEN NJ
~ ported that the entire Bar d were going Calico
ria on the 2o'h Of Sept., the Undersigned members
Chdsty's NipstreIs for many years, beg to aanoun<
. AT such Is not he fact they perfornnir
under the management George Christy Woods M
strcls at Mechanics Hall 472 Broadway, every night
(signed) JOHN W. kAYNOH, Primo Bsss0.
TON VAUGHN, Banjoist,
T. CHRIS IAN, Tyrolean Vocalist
NAPOLEON W. GOULD, Guitarist~
A. G v0SS, Violinist.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

CxTY DAYS GE.--, UsTRAIIA PIONEER LINE,
- carrying tho United States ms.f.--1hs noble new
clipper abp FLYING sCUD, Ina tons register W. b.
rprss ter will succeed thu GertruSe eighteenth
ship Of tis line, and haze quick despatch. The Flying
scud acknowledged By compstsn ueges to be equal
sfoat INTENDING shippers ami passengers IequeSted
10 ezsns her at pier 10 Fast rvc- Freights taken at
The lowest rates. Apply TO X. ". CAMERON, ll0 Wall
sfreet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

L,OR EXHIBITIONS, CONCERTS LECTURES PUgI
IL meetings, balls, &c.-rhe Chinese Assembly Roo.
$50 Broadway, surrounded by the st Nicholas Proc
Collamore, and Metropolitan HOTELS 10 let By the N
or week with Or without seats for 200 persons "
smaller rooms for committees, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

INRANKtIN MUSEUM, IS BOWERY THE ABOvl
II establishment, the only one In the United Ssatl
where the Model Artists exhibited, Is open 81
the season, giving two splendid entertainments syG
day, ct o'clock In the Afternoon and o'clock In ~
evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

W. on Tuesday, the 5sh Of September, at IL NJ, the
celebrated trottDg horse Eagle the West at Tater
calls sale stables 664 Sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

NBERTF'S sALE.-ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4,
- 1864, at 10 O'Clock A. at 90 BoTery the yntents
Of gentlemens furnishing stone consisting OF shirts
scaas orAv.ts handA stocks, hosiery. Sc &c.
Also, pianoforte, store fixtures, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

N iBio'S GARllEN.-DooRS OPEN AT OClUG1
~ Ia commence ~ 8. Tcsets tn al psrts 90 c~psl
Private wee a.; Orchestra seas 81.
w Mo eas tue Iirasule o. announcing thai u
consequence ~ The wing audiences attracted d
each light of their performance,
THE WONDERFUL RAvtI.S add
MILE YkGA MsTHfAS
will appear every light until further notice.
MONDAY EvnNitG SEPT. a.
tire grand fairy spectacle pan 'omna of
MAZoLM, OR TIE NIGnf Owl,
and every evening DUNG TIE week, beas positisel
tie kst six nights Of its alton Ia nerics by
THE WONDERFUL RAVEi5.
Tha performances 70 commence with this vee, csuk
Oh nsfe psDtomime, KIM A.
NeLiilsiaw Francois Raw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

Chorus Of ladies' mobiles, masks, and pages
Doors open at ca; performance to commence at ~
O'Clock.
Tie main walk Of the Battery, from Broadway, haa
BEEN extended and paved TO the entrance doors Of thu
Garden.
carriageway has also beea made from opposite
Greenwich street, in Battery place, to the Garden
Experienced usbers will be in attendance to Aree
vissters to their seats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

uYROaDVAY rHEATRE-h A. MARSHALL IN
n L4.se~-I,oors ossu ~ Z; oc1aDe1ns az y a'sloo
Honasy evening, septemeer 4. VII b pe~fa.usd
CAMILLE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

A tSrRAfIA. PASSENGERS TO SAIL FOR MEL
IN bourne In the clipper shp .iELfNA, are requested
60 layc thcir Baggage hoard Mood ", Sep 4tl.
~ mere psFstpg.ra can be accommodated Apply on
laerd, at per - i5asf liver, 10 G. BARRY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

IUsT Yuprl.HEp, PRICE I2,. CENTS, "GUrnE AND
ID C0lpif," afaros In two acts forming No, OF the
American Drama. An eshilirating little work for the
lovers 81 fun aud bon eouche 10 CITY Fathers add all
.ho nurre1 on Gotham pap. For 70 the trade
By WILLIAM TAYLOR CO., Is Ann street, publishers
" the NJ dern standard and American Dramas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

@ ANFORD's OPERA TROUPE, $50 DROABwAY =
= The Stuyvesapt Institute ii now fitted mp at an
expense for the above troupe, who will appear
nightly In tho
DRAWING ROOM ENTERTAINMENTS.
The company as usual is the best In the world, hav-
ing all the leading Stars Of Minstrelsy, including
Sitter tie world renowned dancer who appears In three
Of his dances at each Concert Doors open at 4 com
nencc at 8 O'Clock. Admission Is cents.
An extra Concert on Saturday afternoon at O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

CTEAMsHIP NORTH srAR.-THIs SHIP HAVING
- been Withdrawn FROM the dependent line for the
present. persons holding her tickets for September 9Th
Inst, notified that they have passage on the
steamship George law OF date, without extra charge
their money refunded, application at my oiics
JAMES N. CROSS Battery Place, up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

Halls SEPTEMBER JOURNAL or HEALTH, AZ
III ter House book store.--Esst India Remedy for
thors the nearest specific. Why not used bereT
TIA safety AMI success single rumbers, l2ls cents;
August and September numbers in one, Is cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03
MEDICAL,

nR DUBOIS OFFICE, FOR THE EXCLUSIVE rRrl
II ment Of tho diseases Of females, 1.Ola Brra1v,
Dear Twenty ninth street Remedies for female dr.
nents, from 81 to s. Advice traits. PSid htssS
swered per mail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

A RESPECTABLE YourG TREEcIIuAN, on CON
education, lately arrived from paris abs " teach
the French and German languages, and srsaking tho
Enaish would 10 glad to find q corforiatle home u
pentee Ameri family where his servicss IN tcscng
the above languages would be equivalent 90 HE board
and lodging. Address A. N Paris, Bersid Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03
EDUCATION.

NTISSES HENDERsONy BOARDING AND DAY
N school for yonng ladies' No. % West Twenty sixth
street, will 10 open on Monday, 3th September.
AR. AND MADAME NOEL BIRGI-.'s FRENcH AM
Iva English boarding snd day school for young LADIES'
No. aC0 Second avenue between Eighteenth sIa Nine
tenth streets, win reopen on Friday, September Is
stage viii b. attached 20 the ssatshscsn Tor pupils q
q distance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

DIDING ACADIyY-w.'H DIsBRow WOULD RE.
II spectfully inform his pupils and the public in gcn.
eal thar his old establishment 20 Fourth avenue, viii
open the reception Of pupils Monday, SEPT e. (s
school, the Fifth avenue being In the course OF
construction will DO ready TO open about tine si 81 oco
Der next Ladies and genuemen subscribing Ibis month
will receive the Tickets at the former terms with the
privilege Of finishing their lessons the school With
out extra charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-03

TT s NAIL STEAMSHIP cOSPANY.-FOR HAVANA
u and New Orlcans.-Chapge of sailing days to the
I'd and 18th Of each month, shen these dates Sun
days, will sail Monday following, commencing Mon
csy,sept. 18th with the departure OF the CRESCENT
G.Y. Jslz u.n:owsn. CommsnSes tap NJ. from pier
foot Of Warren street Freight to Now Orleans 40 cent.
cubic foot. Specie only taken freight to Havana.
shippers will be supplied With blink bills Of ladng Of the
form, signed BY this company, on application at this
Office
FxIrA srrAxrR FOR HAVANA Tuesday, Sept. IL, at
Up NJ, the favore steamship Falcon with passengers
for Havana only, at the following pricesstat
berth upper dccs 500; do, do lover deck, $50;
ago. found bed and board SIS For freight passage
apply AZ the Office Of tee company III Yves. street
ner IL Warren ltrco. ~ o, ROBERTS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-05
DIFFERENCE OF CLIMATE.

When we left Staunon at SUNRISE Yesterday morn
ing, il was showing very fust, and the Blue Ridge nl
pains were covered with snow until we reached Ire.
williams in Goochland. Doubts were felt MS TO the
prncticability OF crossing Rockfsh Gap, on account
Of the snow-but the powerful locomotives over.
came all difficulties The temporary railway across
the Blue Ridge is OF the granIctt and most strl-
king triumphs of skill and enterprise We have ever
witnessed. The rail road winds the moun.
tsn-a some places with tho extraordinary grade oi
3l5 feet to the milc--wh ana safety. All along
this ascending mountain road are presented mngnti
cent views, upon which w"have time 20 dwell.
From TrevilIian's to Richmond, ;hcre had been
heavy rains sud on reaching this city. with very
srge number Of passengers, we found tho sun -ll!:
ming ont brightly and PLEASANTLY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-05
VERY lrALuABLEFAKMi% ~ CMESTERFlELD


JaNs owner wishing to discontinue farming: has nu'
;.ori Sell hs in-n III The county oi Chester
fs,- chilled "PHleruc," !yn. the RiCnE,ond ana re
,,,r-. Rail Rpud nad within y miles Of james River.
sat m.-.v between Richmond and Petersburg. contain
iG anu: scr"s about onchsli OF wEIc! IS III sooh
M.lr rr The -Oil il OF superior quHllty, pti;!cu
lnrlv :sr gardening p poses, producing well IN wheat
corn Cns sc w" ..aicr'd, having springs III thrcc
H-ii, cveM:cuy iacucd; very good youus apple and
pcnch rr,a.:i Tier -.isd this fall luI bushels OF
wrrs' up GAt --ow!aa !ucly. The p1cmis"s Are well
enclosed mostly with chr-,nu, rails. lha improvements
cr, ~ II comfortable dwelling. with ROOM, four
c.,r,crs Two of which arc framed two large framed
-,- one L." tobacco bnrn stable tor - hOrcs carrias-
aogr iced house dairy nnd smoke house. Office IL the
ya:r ice hO.c. huus" kitchen, &c, &c The
he e.Iboriood very good and very healthy.
ur;cr DESCRIPTION IS deemed unnecessary as Is pre-
,I.cd those w:,ins luy. viii view The prea !se- tor
Themselves; the proprietor wall take pleasure III showing
a4rm 'n.;tuy such.
Term: On"iri cash balance in two equal annual pay
- o: notes or bonds carrying Interest tccGrrd by
v..,trnL GODDiN S ApPERSOS
Nov
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-05

THNllE following negroes have hbscCnGcu ilOn Ee Soke
III Mines, on Tuckalloe Creek, IN lenrico county, and
FORTY DOLLARS each will be pnid for their apprehen
zion and delivery in Richmond the
the mines.
GEORGE, black negro. feet inches in height. ~
years old intelligent sprshtly looking generally snilos
when spoken ,o-mouth small for negro-rnsed III Char
lo,teSr;le and lately taken Ot Augusta Jail rs run
away.
SPENCER. a black negro fec: llt inches in height
very wide across the shoulders dwGrsh but power
f looking man. ~ years oda burn on his left hrm near
the shouldor-wide mouth low !orrhcad-amost lnvaria
bly, smos when spoken He raised by John la or
Hunt, in Piitsyvnnia county
These two left about the 18th Of September.
WILLIAM, or BILLY. dark miaat,o, about 20 years OF
age feet u inches III hcc cht high cheek bones, very
wide between the eyes und wears very heavy head OF
hsir. He WIS raised by Thomas s. Leary Of Windsor
county, North Carolina
NED. black negro, abou, 35 years OF age feet inch
height, burn RICH, leg wears thin long beard
raised by james Wilson Surry county, whittier he
will. doubt seek escape by water.
MADISON, or MAT, very black negro about p years
OF age feet inches i'll height active sprsmy and IN
tcgent front teeth very irregular burn upper part OF
breast and on LETT arm. raised BY VIM McGrudcr OF
PowhHtan.
The las, three left the Mines on the 22d October.
Dec 4-c:t JOHN J. WERTII. Agent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-05
--< -
Nation ON ONE SHE

Mr. Frank Grangers circular, put forth Tor the pur
pose Of galvanizns aud rc-crganizinS the Wing par
tv docs not seen, have .sct any river re" The
Boston Post pithiIy remarks that "one very notable
idea OF Mr.. Grsngers circular is that he Intends to
have the re-orgauizcd party plainly declare us 'dc
cided opposition to the Nebraska bill rs avio'aton Of
the Missouri compromise As the Southern Wings
will not receive this dictnm, Mr.. Grangers phOni1
will not be much of national bird after oil, but
will rather resemble Col. Jaques's ~ad geese, which
have their wings clipped 80 that they can't fly beyond
his ward"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-05
TuE RtcunoND EN"rihh"
r.s;,srirp pA!,y AND sE"iwkEkti'
,.,r,,,Ir. PRYOR L. DtNNA'ANF.

=
,.. ro,.r seven .fs!'ar- frr "'''i,, ana "t IN"
i t,: , ic, :, n m .ho;SF period stnn 'l"n ns sns
"r ,tc S.n,Wc'Aly rTy H"j p, smc S"n' ~ m ,o
',' ,.5t or .ni ! ry mail postpaid or Fix dollars
MIN, t., the c:.J %. The y'"'. .;, :,
- ~ Inr. 20 In, "!.tr !'y be ranstte1 per maj III
" 90 ,"'t, Ink .r:c, at the ri,k OF tho Editors,
~ I al ...r,> ,riy iaH By 'h' rrers II" post
- = -i:c lester i sci'yy 9, any M'toa' 10 u. w.,
- . accumulation al postage, III M extensive ou'
- ..., ,,,,rI,,.> a. - serious lax upon Edtors.
I-,''' 'iIEN. &. ADVERTISING.
-,,r orr, T.qriRxR.--For TES lines or less. irss
' It> ,,r,, and every succeeding insertion iwcn'
I, ,u,.r;.,; once Ii week. twice week, or
, .in.- WEES :h;-ys"''n ana n"li cs"' i'' e"'''
....! q'.sr ;ac .:>i -. .. ~
100000, ,.,cr cr-..r- rrc charged ty dollars for TWELVE
,; in ,hs: rroTor,i0n for acknowledgements OF create
-" . ,,r.,, c'rr ~ VcnGcrs and Auronecrs, who are
,..,: -ir2. i?Hp"r incnd,d)
a" ,,r --riWEEkLY-For TEN lines or let-. hret in
.,ycr.y-:vr ccnis; for each continuance hy cents
=. 5!, rirs and Tributes o: Rcsp-ct, exceeding
',...s arr c.nr:ci for Hs advertisements .
N,- from distance must BE- accompanied "iih tue
IFpc'nrr references. 70 ius,rc rS"cutl N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-05
NEW AGRICJLTURAL WORK.

CRiCtlTtRE, its Essentials and non essentials, in
"A cludnc nm examination of tiCAHU. and other n!s.
nures; by H. FRAYATT, Of New jersey This work,
besides the general information it cotnas will be found
10 be valuable guide 20 the Farmer Planter and Arr-
cuturst pointing the essentials aud esscn.in, 10
be- furnished their lands The accc:ion oi such icr:i.
zc.s the soil and the avoiding Of such as does
no, want: pointed in plain and will ensure Il
saving time and money 10 all who follow s advice AZ
tn" South where exhausted lands require something to
store fertility which yet does appear have been
found the 1rease will be of the frs, imPortance indeed
the liler coil in every section cannot but Dr. hcncht
-,i by perusS it s the veil OF uncertainty which haa
hrArrto envcloped the science Of Agriculture Free in
paper eJ cents AL orders to be addressed 10
T. L. MAGAGNOS. Publisher,
l6. Reekman Street New York.
For anle by all the Bookseers. Oct. 26-w3n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-05
SELDEN. WIrUERS & CO.

We learn from 'he Washington Star TINT these gen
tlemen have ''madc assignment Of the assets Of
their late bank to Messrs VIM. Baync, merchant, Of
Alexandria, ani John a. English Of the samc city
Tie first is brother OF Mr. Lawrence p. Bayue, tof
the frnl) and business Of high standing, while
the second is the nephew of Mr.. John .Withers, lot
the Grrn) and, hear, is in ell respects COM
petent business mnI. We hear, also, that this
assignment does no; rover any property Of any
of the parties not already involved in Tho buri-
ness of their late bank
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-05
RETIRNING FROM KANSAS.

The St. Louis Democrat of the 9th ult., says that
about 30 of the recent egrants TO Kansas returned
yesterday evening routefvr home. Thoy are origin
ally from Massachusetts,, but had reuched Kansas too
late to cultivate crops; and as provisions were very
high and very scarce, they have determined to return
to the Gust, believing that they will be more ccmfortn-
BILE in their old homes than in The new territory, a
,I,o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-05
LAND FOR SALE.

Wsl - eel n tract OF land, about 100 acres, ME
n,i hs ron, Port Royal, Caroline county, Virginia,
lv o ,, road 10 Bowling Greon The land IS
,b More Tran four iu:.drcd acres are in wood uid
r,nsr which sell Nr either III Port Royal or 10 vessels
nd .,,rr!tost. trading with PORT Royal There IS de-
49, g the tie farm 20 the village and the ROAD
:. .yrc. rae -o !. admirably adapted 10 " heat Corn
M Taac,I IL advantages o: situation are surpassed oy
iS ,a,;,: ~ would prefer dividing Il into TWO or
-rc sir ir;.- r't such divisions would sit purchasers
b..r Il. rarts Of it would SUI; timber .ctcrs and WOOD.
CATERS yr.' II pre-cn and another portion lsorth ana
caay oi farming Tie Improvements Oh 1t are new and
,l.c.ra, icr laT!.llIg purposes.
Iw,u Ike 10 sell sc vcru houses and lots il: the town
~. E0yrI GEORGE FlTZHuGH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-05
TWO RCStWAYS IN JAIL.

COMMITTED 10 the JUL Of Rockingham county, Va.
L. on the Sd Of October 1854 two Negro men calling
themselves EDMUND and HENRY, OF tho following de-
scripton:
EDMUND is about IS years Of age not very black feet
inches his Heshnsrks Had on acheck roundabout
tow psnl. coar-e shoes and chip hat He snys he be-
Ions TO Peter W oodruf of North Carolina.
HENRY is about ~ years OLD, very black and feet,
inch hsh no hcsh marks. Had Oh black jcns coat tow
pants. shoes and cloth cap He he belongs 10
the same man. Peter Woodrutfoi North Carolina.
The ow.r s requested forward pru-s proper.
IT, pay expenses and away they will be dealt
with as the law requires. PETER lRlCh, Js!Ur
Nov 4-cy6w OF Rockingham County.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-05
FAR,I ~ CAROLINE FOR SALE.

~ PHYSICIANS AND OTNERS.-l offer for sale the
p'Shatn atn d" which reside the Telegraph Road from
'"d ~ thirteen miles from the lat
,,r" ana FIX miles rom Guincas Depot 1t contains
one malt o! which is arabic, productive, well wa.
''Her and other nanures have been liberally used
aa',ainss are good; the dwelling having been newly
t"' 'nc ADDED TO- bll necessary ou,butlings aud in
40 ,y.:ci'" it oarrs nlucem"n, UNSURPASSED md
10 '"! Sy any location in ::a County alj III. ,ubscr
oIE f"r"i.s Il Ter rcasoM whiGE require his ur,yrncc
ie"h=r" Or, ~ any gentleman who want. n small nru
c'r ia'n and e. healthy place There i. in V;r,!f,;o
=; or!eve IN the world, 1t would be admirably .r;,c
"'i' D" sold low, and on accommodating ,er,rs uDou
? Application 20 ;:o subscriber who solicit, unr,;c,a
H"iu.i"s ~ Pa' ueuiar
Address, Guincas' r. o. Caroline county
n WIN. e. BATTALE, VI. D.
- .-e'W Spc,sylvnnia county Y,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-05
TIE NEWS BY TIE AFRICA.

OrrIcIL ACCOUNTS OF THE BATTLE OF The 9TH
Webare lready published all the news to hand re-
,nectipc the battle Of tho 9TH OF November except
inr the following despatch from Lord kaginn' WHICH
WA DELAYED by an interruption Of the telegraph wires
b,,w,.u Bucharest and Vienna, and was oI'y rcccE-
o !, London midnight of the 10th:
.C,up. Nov. 6.-Thc enemy, with inimcnsr iorcc,
u,ocLcd Yesterday in the dawn OF morning me rim
~ bn English position before ScbnstopoI, when WIZ
do.oried hy the second division and the brga'c o'
,,ord. of the frs: light division, the fourth division
End nsr; of the third ard subsequently by the d!vi
son o General Bosquet and other corps OF me rGicn
srmv, which by their gallant conduct contributed es
sam,;,y TO the decided success OF the day. Heher"
Cnrr,bcrt Immediately came to the sp' ana "a'r 't
,hn snrnort OF his assistance and Of his c1cci!en
cnrnsI. The bgttle was extremely Obstinate ana L
rns no, till past that tie eneiny was nsfi';c
,s.d and fn-ccl 70 retreat leaving The hrld "t oa'
,iat cnycrrd with his dead and several hundreds 4"
,r;soncTs. The number of the enemy mnrn sScGete'
lint which WAS opposed 10 lis nj Alma, "nd the iSssr
IS ,ha Russians have been enormous. Our losses nave
si.o bccn very great General Sir George brown
W,;or General Ben,inck. Brgad!cr Generals ADAMS
HnYlrr. mud Torrcns, have been wounte'i.
.Th, conduct OF the troops III the ince OF m eheh
~ sunerior in numbers, has been excellent
80 supe'''' - "RAGLAN."
A Russian official letter says
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-05

The Secretary of the Treasury hns decided upon Sc
lections Of sites for Custom-Houses at New Haven,
c.. Huntington VT, Osweso, y. u, Sandusky an,l
Tnledo, Ohio, Chicago ILL.,, Milwaukee, Wis, and
Wheeling, Va. The aggregate price to be paid for
these is si26, ,OOO-just about $1,000 more than was
recommended to be paid for site at Chicago alone.
believe the cite selected in New Haven is that or
fered by Mr.. Samuel Bishop at S24,Ooo.-l iP"sh'Hg-
ION Cor Ofthe ". Y. Times.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-05

FOREIGNERS.-1hc bible affords us about ms
good lessons in morality as the mushroom Solomons
of our day In Lovitcus, 10Th chapter, SD and 3ith
verses, wo find the following directions on the pro
per treatment of foreigncrn
"If Il stranger soiourn with thee in your land, ye
shall not rtr him. but the stranger that dwcllrh with
you shall be unto you a,opc 6orn among y", and thou
shalt love him thysclf for ye strangers in tho
land Of Egypt. I am the Lord your God."
The Know Nothings think they can patch up sone-
thing better than this.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-12-05
NOT1t'E.
OFFICE OF RicHMoSp ASp IoRx RIVER RAILROAD Co,

RIcHMoSp, Nov II, l-5i. :
~ Office !. hereby given, THAT, Pursuant 10 the prori
sors OF the Eth section oi Chapter ii OF the Code Of
Viriu this Company will apply 10 the county Court oi
Kin. William county, on Monday, the 18th o: De
ceubrr, 1861; 10 TIE county Court OF I"norc,
county, on Tuesday, the 10Th OF December, l''4;
70 the county Court OF ficIrco county on Tues
dsy the ri dav of January, 1850; nnd 10 the
Hu.,in.. Court Of the City OF Richmond, on "Wednesday.
;hc 18th OF December 1854 10 appoint I'VE dsntere-ted
:rrrulcrs in and Tor rnch the sHid count:s, and the
,nd Civ Of Richmond 10 constitute boards nscrrtn
iusr COMPENSATION TO the Of land upon the line
OF ui:npruver!c, within the snid counties respectively md
City Of Richmond for suc of the said lands pro-
po-ed b- taken by tho Company tor lis purpose.
Sov ll-cw5w iLEXR DUDLEY, Prcst.