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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-21

subjects suffer from their rayages its revenue is i'm
perilled, and the focus OF piracy Is just beyond the
steamers Of the kind best adapted 10 the work. Il
is acquainted with the archipelago as Parliament
never was or can be. Il has q name In the Eastern
seas which Is, Of itself, source Of power and il
bag, above all settled and definite foreign policy
Whatever the defects OF its internal administration
abroad it is always successful. 1t may not be able
to improve the VILLAGE police, but IL II menaces the
King Of Siam ,his throne Is worth but few months
purchase. We have little doubt that were the task
Of clearing the Eastern seas confded to Lord Dali
housie, they would in six months be clear. The
officers Of the Indian navy, irresponsible to Hume,
would net on the principle that crime is an evil and
not coed, ~ harg the ciimind &C sordingiy. Bri
tsh jaGe would be rejicved OF almost uLen sura-
be bnrdcn, the British government from the attack,
OF partisan philanthropy ard the British Parliament
holn exposing its unSathomabe ignorance OF every
thing hsyoEd The European limit.
Blt 10 carry out this Innovation, 1t Ia necessary
10 complete another. TIE position OF tue Indian
government IN Asia is singulariy unconscious. The
Gose,acr General possesses three times the power
e any other sIvant Of the crown not only in Asia,
Tut in the world. lie administers an Empire, and is
rcsl onsible in Sigh. degree for the peace of
continent. There Is not scuifie in Sban shae, or
monopoly Ia Batavia, which has AT its ehs :. upon
onr Indian possessions. lie. is in communication
with ell kinds of authorities, from Sir j. Bowrng to
the Rsjah Of Trngonu, aud Is compelled as II were
to keep watch not only In India but in Asia. Yet
il tie government Of India needs the assistance Of
passed midshipman and . boats crew, il must
ass for the youngsters "eoof Grafton" IT has no
power Of command. Any movement made by Sir
j. Bowring may seriously affect its greatest internal
revenue, yet it cannot control Sir }. Bowrng. Lord
IIardines possessed, We are aware commission,
the terms u which would have Justified almost any
stretch Of authority bnt there is no such commits
sion in the hands Of Lord Dalhouyie. Had Som
modoic Lambert sailed back to China in the crisis
OF the Burmese war, he would have committed an
| error in judgment, hut no breach OF orders for
which he was responsible. We see no sound
ffuaqn for the rNtrution NJ unch a. A
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Gar has no Intention Of being made TO Il ght. How
ever, RoUs ruYcnsi Anthony shot are found to nc
destructive than iron ones, for M soon as the
surface Is struck The metal, owing to its greater
brittcress, breaks, and the ya particles become,
consequently, widely spread. A supply is being
sent out to the Baltic and Black seas.
In fact there is no end 10 the present passion for
destructiveness. A sixsyeight FOUNDER gun, ten
feet long, and Weighing ninety.av hundred pounds,
GA Lancascr's principle. the box being oval Instead
OF round, which gives the largest guns all the adyan
tagcs by the best rites was found 70 car
~ with correct aim distances OF I've
thousand yards! The long period which elapsed
dulipg the fight Of the Procctile, weighing up
wards Of eighty ci gbt pounds. owing to its eion-
gated fern, caused at first rome anxiety, but when
II fell and 10 instance the shot or she'll wide
or short Of the tarset-the spot where il burst
presented the appearance OF the eruption Of vol
caro-.
AZ St Petersburg, however, va hear of two bat
talions Of skating infantry, who are to operate 10
the winter on the ice. against the islAnds occupied
or TO be occupied by the Anglo French for .cs. The
greatest anxiety Is experienced about Bomarsund,
which is reported to have been taken with great
loss on bota sldea.
The Emperor and Empress sre enjoying them
selves go fully ct Brisrt., that il Is said they have
accept.ian invitation to ball BY the municipality
of Baycnne for the 10TH the day CT the great iete
and that Paris is not to have the sunshine Of the
presence Of either Of them. This seems hardly
credible. We should have an emuete. BsariE'
Importance &C tue Expedition 70 the Csimea.
[r3m the London STANDARD, Auggst 81
So many considerations concur TO direct the
earliest operations OF the allies to the reduction OF
the CT mes that we arc readily disposed TO conclude
that is against that peninsula that the late expc'
dition from Raltschic is directed. let us enume-
rate few OF the considerations 10 which We refer.
In the first place, we avow our concurrence in
the opinion profcsscd by Lord John Russell some
few weeks ago, that any exstions snd eacrice s Ia
tie Fuxinc which shsli eave the Gar 10 possession
Of Sebsstcpci must prove utterly Improbable Sc
bastopol gives 10 any gssat power abe Ia retain
il the absolute domit on Of The Black Sea and
o oil ia coasts. To suffer Ru1ia 70 tosd
the position. therefore, mus b 70 sarrendes sAe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-15
THE WAR.
INCIDENTS AT SEYASTOPOL.
CLEANED FROM THE BRITISH JOURNAL,


ADAuGHrER o., THE REGINEsr.-Recenty, in
house 20 which come Cossacks had set fire, found
in ROOM end on the point Of being sufocsted with
the smoke a child Of about eighteen months Old ele
gantly dressed, and having gold c.oss suspended
from ts neck. The poor infant smiled upon our
erepa1iers, who remoy il, and have adopted it
I'll tie family TO whom il belongs shall be discovered
II il curious TO the grenadiers fondling the baby
and eating II with a. much tenderness as It could
receive from its mother.
BURIAL OF GENERAL STRASGWAYs In front of the
camp of the Fourth Division there is square plot of
ground incos ed by low stone wall. IL is the high
est point the bill, aud from the general appearance
Of the nclosure il gives the impression Of having at
some time been used fort. From this site the
spectator, one side, looks down Sevastop)l and
lis iorfcaons It's hsrbors its shps, ard the far
b.yono. On the other side the magnificent amphi-
theater formed by the Yela Mountains is exposed
view-the lofty and rugged Chsdir Dagh crowning
the in the distance. Shortly before the hour Of
sunset this Afternoon, when the sun, which had been
bright all the morning had retired behind thick can.
opy OF grey threatening clouds-just a colo cheer.
less breeze WAS springlng up aud came, as If COM
peInincy, through the long lines of tents-and when
a vail Of mist and smoke, every innate becoming
More obscure, was drawn over the town bslow-there
advanced slowly and silently up he side Of the bill
troop of Royal Horse Artillery, With solitary gun
canisee On the gun carriage rested rough plank
coffin ing the mortal part OF good oil sold Ter
Grersl Fox Strangways. There was neither knell
nor band, no funeral pail, 30 decoration no attempt
to cloak over the rOus work OF death. The dull dis
taDt boom Of cannon, as gun replied TO gun in the
coDtenGiDg batteries, was the Only music which ac-
eOmpaDied the warrior 20 lis last resting place. The
troops Of whole division under arms gazed at the
sad procession il slowly passed their front in sol.
emn siepce. They too had lost their leader. On the
erect of this Russen bill, in the center Of thi. low
Nall detached plot o. earth lies tie corpse of ano-
Their Biitsh tclCier well Known to fame, Sir George
Csiicart Yet little While and by his side viii bs
rsc.d lis brother in arms of Yesterday aod then,
amid prayers and tears both will be Consigned to tue
common earth. The retiring groups, among whom
are some OF EpgisnO orayest and noblest sons, as
tbey pass aBsy With bowed hea6s and .'rickeuei
hesrrs hope ana believe that lille ie ashes of III
WARRIOR rest her. Their glory nil live Ia many
besrr fo- away.
MARROW EscAFE.--A great deal Of mischief va.
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HAVANA.
ARRIVAL OF THE CRESCENT CITY.
SAFETY OF THE ALBANY:

The q. s. Mail steamship Crescent City, John Ne
Gowan commander, left New Orleans Dec. ) for New
Yorb, via Havana, at which port she arrived a. oay-
lgh. Of the sth inst and sailed again for fnr por'
Of the came day.
The c. C. landed 81 passengers at h@Vane' aod
brings 4s passengers for NewYork
There was nothing Of peculiar interest occorr'nse
Havana. The weather on the island was dehghualy
mild and agreeable. II. b. MS brig LEspegle az
rived at Havana on the 9TH inst The captain repors
fiat when he wss at Jamaica he received lete 20
from the Br,sb Consul at Carthagens, ds'ed Oct u
stating The. the L. s. soop ofwar Albany wss 4; that
place at date Of letter-an well.
Coming out Of Havana, passed bark Archer, oi
Bootbbsy, going in. At A. NJ. OF the stn, OF me
Moro Castle, passed L. s. Mail steamship EnpTe
City. bound in. Dec Il, lat. 80, lon.'7 30, pissed
sAip Hartley, bound to the northward.
sbce leaving New Orleans, the c. G. has enc0-o'
tered strong gales from the +. and Ne, VIE Ses'y
hesd-soa.
Us. Mail steamer Falcon arrived in Hevan. Oh
the eth inst, and was bail again for Asp nSsD o'
the 9Th.
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FIofr Our Own CoFnsTondfht -,
HAyAsA, Friday, Dec. { .s'''
TIE Csptain-Genera has committed an esfesD
error-he hiss repeated the decree enacted py i''
decessor on the Sd OF May last, and when rsaale1
registration of adj the siaees than when no "ic"'
G, Md he devised better calculated to put an enc W.
AnicaD slave-irade. II IL difficult TO arrive a.
coreluson respecting This alteration OF me ia' "
Gen Conchs. Anxious as he has shown h' r'e.'' u"
ng The entEe period Of ns present adin1A''In'H -
the Government # his ls.ard, TO suppress i'e t'''
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THE MARKETS.

New YORK, Sept. 9-BrssdstuHs improving Sa'ei
200 bbs Flour 50 44sl0 for State; Southern SO Ga
D. ~ per Dbl.
wheat qpiet-sales 5000 bushels Southern red at 81
Ss white Vi gal 90; Gensssse. 81 II. Corn-saies
$4,000 bushels mixed at 70 $50 cents; and choice yell
=, ~ cen" Hye ns; Oats oo.52 cents
tio Coffee l0al03s. Cotton dull at decline.
shiskey frmer and sales OF bbls at 4la42 cents.
sALrihosE, Sept. 9.-Flour--Ths market is very
qsSe enaii ssles OF Howard ct. at 80. City MiIis
sies o. Late Change to-day of 800 bbls Howard ST
&C e g. sn'oe oishas eit5 MILLS
Nhsat-The receipts of Wheat ara al, A..
- oosnes offered 20 day, with sales of common
70 VOC wn,ts 81 VI Gal cents good to prime do
Goo to prime Red sells GsaI Is cents inf.,ie.
lot@S 10 Is cents lsss 'ef@f
Cyn-~S5 GOO bushels offered, with sales of whita a.
slsss and yellow ct ssaa5 Gems '' ~
t0ishey hrwer aud upward. Owing 10 an sdva,..
~ NV Yerk, bids are row held 81 II and bbls Al
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no PREVENT AND CURE CHOL-

ITO PREVENT AND CURE CHOL-
i ERA AND ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
Persons travsIns and 81 Hshss ssqpa n a1ys s9,
MINATIVE BALsAM by them. In case OF sudden
sickness these medicines Frequently cure In less time
than it require: 70 Get physician ,.oonf 81 p.,
crrer in wine glass of wster every morning; when
ever YOU have pain internally externally, use the
Pa G Sosrs z e i BLsa for
era. Cholers Morbus Bowel Complaints and Dysen-
tery This mixture Is Of the most important ned
ing pre parstion il has equal In of infants
with bowel complaint, cholera morbus, restlessnsss,
crying or general pain Il has been proved Perfect
it has never failed. During the cholera Of ls5, 1884
and ls4o it failed in no instance when used before
ref,rns from more than one thousand persons who
is wSonSelfal curative p.wels gent, bottle
prJ s. ROSES wHoorrNG GoUGH SYRUP
gives Immediate relief and feqaeatly cures In one
wf S1J s s roses Sc EXTRACT OF BucHu-rhi.
il one of the best remedies ever used for dseases Of
the Kidneys. Bladder, and all Gouty Affections Price
0V Or lis ROSES GOLDEN PILLS, for falling o,
the Womb. Female Weskness. Debility and Relaxa.
ton This disease, heretofore tresfed By bendsgta
nslIiatives Yields tomplst.,y to tbs uss Of there
tonic streng thenins Golden Pnla p-iea 500.
DR.. j. S. ROSES AslI-BlLLoUs OR RAIL
cure every malsdy or disease inciasat 10 man, bu
they are grand remedy for . Bilious state OF In.
system and common fevers They are adapted to thu
Southern sections Of the United btstes particularly
being often preventive Of Bilious sftaeks, snS
when used with DR.. Roses TONIC MIXTURE, vii
cure the most stubborn case Of Biious Fever on Pc
yer and Ague. Price 122 and 25c.
Ali whose constitutions impaired By disease. q
weak BY nature, should read Or. j. >. Rcse'a Aeef
eases OF our climate and the m0de Of trea'msnrJ
can be had itholtchsrre.
All Of DR.. ]. 8. ROSES valuable Family egcans
Adie 4 Gray, O. A. 6tsseksE, q. 0nyal a. bodssxe.I
j. 81 Weed, Wm. r. La1d. =: y. Laeaneeoss = ~ -.
lie, \ = puval nro 0ssses sx.sy nv ~ sevs
| thfoaehout the United eeesse.
iyal-VnkWaeis-es
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
INTELLIGENCE FROM CANTON ONE THOU
SAND LIVES LOST

NEw yoRx, Sept 9.-The Heraid's special CO,
respondent at San Francisco says that the clipper
Mermaid arrived on the morning of the l6th 10 IS
days from Hong Kong, but brings no papers, hav.
ing come under sealed orders; but she bring.
nors.iston that all the foreign merchants had been
compelled 10 lesvs Canton, and had gone on board
the men of war; also. that two ships bound 10
California had been lost Ia the China seas with 1000
lives
A French officer OF high rank came passenger
from Bomosy. and Immediately took passage 10 =
steamer for New York, supposed to be on important
bu snegs
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND

NaOl1CE III CONTRACTORS AND
lN OTHERS-The undersigned is authorized to
sell at public Auction Tuesday, the 18th inst a,
Rockets, city of Richmond, Va, the Tools, nipple
ments and Machinery used in the construction of
Ship Lock, belonging to the James River and Kama
wha Company.
The equipment is complete and well calculated fol
heavy work. consisting in part Of
Horizontal Steam Engine, made by j. P NORRIS
Co; 4 Boilers, Is inch Offender, under feet
stroke, in good order; Screw Pumps, % to sc feet
long, feet diameter in clear, with centre bsarE gs
on friction rollers, and well hoped.
A quantity of Russia Hemp 10 inch Cable for dri-
wing lends to above-new and half worn.
About Is Derricks, horse and double and gle
hand geared-Extra Blocks, &s &C.. to lift 10 tons
large assortment of quarrying and cutting Tools
About 20 Horses with Wagons. Carry-log Wheels
Harness, &C., &c, suitable for heavy work
at-Boats, various sizes, from 25 tons burthen
down.
Wheel Barrows Picks Shovels, Crowd Drills
9lscksniths and Carpenters Tools, &C., &C., COM
pIising complete assortment of every thing
sary for heavy Canal Railroad job, and sfording
contractors excellent opportunity to equip them
selves for heavy work.
D. S. WALTON, Epgineer
East'n Div James River and Ksnawha Canal.
Fl Baltimore Sun, Norfolk Herald, Raleigh Re-
gister, Petersburg Express and Lynchbg Republican
will please copy the above until 18th inst and send
their bills to the office of the James River and Ka-
nawha Company" Richmond, for pas ment. Sc IS
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F1RE IN NEw YoRK.-The hardware store I
Iomas Douglass No. Plat street, New York,
caught tire on Friday morning. The stock was VAL
ued attrom Sol, 900 to 100000 and was insured to
t e amount of Sa5, 900. The fire did little damage ;
the ,oss was almost entirely by water
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4 VALUABLE FARM ON THE NEW
HENRICO LAND FOR SALE.-On

- THU KSDAY, October 12th, 1874, ccmmencfng
at II O'Clock, shall offer for sale 65 of Land
In Henrico county, being between the Deep Run
County Road and the Fredericksburg Railroad, most
of which 10 of original growth with the exception Of
ten acres, which 10 enclosed, with comfortable
Dwelling aud other buildings thereon, suitable for
small family. Any persons desiring any Information
relative to this land can call On r. 5. 0LAzEBRooK,
who resides near the premises. There will be like.
wise sold At the Same time and place, fom one to
two hundred cords of Piae Wood.
&c 5-7ts ROBERT L LUCK. !
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QUEBEC Sept.7, 1854.-Parliament opened TO-DAY.
apd MIR sicotu was oil, CT d Speaker by a vote of IS
against forty. The vote for Mr. Carter for Speaker
was So against 81.
QUEBEC. Sept. 8.-The miaistry having been de.
fested on the Speakership, Mr. Hincks resigned to.
day, and his resignation accepted. There hiss
been no definite progress in the formation of new
ministry.
NEW YORK, Sept. 8.-Csstle Garden IL crowded to
oveif'w this evening, to witness the performance of
Gr'si and Mario, and to see the famous Mrs Coutts
who occupies prominent seat every night. The re
no doubt that the there for the pu pose of help
iag to swell the sudience.
LouIsvILLE, Sept THE Hon Ephrsim II. Fos-
ter died at Nashville last nisht He was formerly T.
S Senator. from Tenn essse
Yellow fever is reported at Lake Providence, La
IsDANAPoLis. Sept. 8.-The Democratic State
Convention assembled at indianapolis to day. twas
addressed by the Hon. Messrs Douglass Pne and Joe
Lane Their speeches were wel received
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RESIGNATION OF THE CANADIAN MINIS


QUEBEC, Sept S.-The House has been engaged
until this morning The breach of privilege case
Notice was given of a motion, TO day, to declare
BAsots election null and void Three divisions OF
the question resulted against the ministry and very
resigned Allan McNsb, the Conservative leader,
has been sent for to form new ministry.
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TERRIBLE SLAUGHTER THREE HUNDRED
PERSONS DECAPITATED

The New York Express copies from the Friend of
China of July l, the following PARTICULARS relative
to the instruction around Canton. There is no men
ton here of the rumor given in our summary of Cal
itonia news, that Canton had to tho In
surgents.
The disturbed districts are between the Boane
Forts, at the mouth of the Canton River and The
city. The large town of Toon-koon is in possesso Gu
of the rebels and there wers minors that Canton
would be invested although the foreign residents ex-
praised good deal of confidence in their position
The Gavsrnor-Gensrai had decaptated 800 persons
within the previous fortnight with view to terrify
the insurgents.
The burks HyEeia and Topaz wers wrecked On thu
Psts Shoals ard 800 passengers still remained there
The Friend OF China severely censures the commu
nifty of Hong Kong thu tardine IS with which The
furnished relief TO the distressed vessels.
We notice that the u S. brig Porpcise he'd left fe1
the drstss no donb: for the purpose CT sffording as
sstsnce. There was no later news from Japan
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF CHIC

1|MlNl 10 L Ia Oh . SALE OF Cf11C-
"A KAHOMINY LAND.-Will be sold to the
highest bidder. on the premises the eth Septem
Der next, commencing at IL O'Clock A. M if fair IL
not the next fair day that valuable tract of Lard
lying on Chickahominy River in the county Of Han.
over. belonging to the estate of DR.. Reuben Mere.
dith, decd containing $40 adjoining the lands
of A. B. Timberlake, A. Lunpkin and others.
This Land is eight miles from Richmond within IA
miles of Atee's Depot the Virginia Central Rail.
road, and within miles of the Richmond and Char.
iottesvile Plank Read now being constructed. On
the Land is a small frame dwelling, with the other
necessary outhouses
This Farm is considered one of the most valuable
and productive the Chickahomipy, and is well
adapted to the growth of corn, oats, wheat and
grass.
Possession. to seed crop Of wheat, will be given
On the LIST of October next and full possession on the
LIST January, 1855.
TERms-One-third cash on The day of sale, and the
remainder at and l8 months from the lst Japuary
1855, with inteyestths credit payments to be secur.
ed by bonds with satisfactory security and deed of
trust on the premises.
Immediately after the ssle OF the above
tract, will sell tract of Wood Land belonging to
the same estate, containing 10 acres, about mile
distant from the above tract.
Terms same mentioned above.
~ Mr. A. B. TimberIake, the tenant, will take
pleasure IN showing the Land t. any person desrous
Of viewing it,
P. B. JONES, Admir-, with the will
annexed, of X. Meredith, decd.
RAPID ANN STATION, Culpeper Co, VAL
August 18th, 1854. :
an IT-dStaw2F& dtds
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THE VERMONT ELECTION.

Bosros. Sept. o-Senstor Foote says that the Ad'
ministr alton has not carried a single county or n
Senator ia vermon,-that they will DOT have more
than thirty members out of two hundred and thirty.
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DEMOCRATIC CoNvENTIoN.

INpfAsApoLIs. Sept a-The Democratic mass Con
yention held t.-dsy wss large and enthusiastic Ad
dresses were made By Hen. 3. A. Douglas, Hon Geo
c.iyad " e' ~
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PI;rIApRLPHrA Sept 9.-It Is asserted here that
the venerable Elisha Whiitlesey, First Comptroller
of the Treasury at Washington has rendered his
resignation. He takes 70 heart tue removal OF a
favprste clerk, and complains OF interference with
his duties by the Secretary of the Treasury.
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A DEMONSTRATORS sAIE-Wn ha

a sold at public auction. at the late residence of
Edward Z: a: Mostly, decd, on Brook Avenue at.
on WEDNESDAY. 18th September 1854 at twelve
O'clock the Household ard Kitchen FURNITURE
Of ssid decedent Also, good horse CART and a
SADDLE and BRIDLE.
TERMs.-All Gums under 800 cash; over tina.
amount, a credit of six months will be given, for
bonds with good security
SARAH w. MOSBY
sc 9-4t Adrn'x 81 Ed. T.. A. Mosby decd
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SYRACUSE. N. y, Sept a--Ths Democrats here
eAke the action Of he la.e Conventions cosly. some
renes Do not tskea,t fr separate Organization,
ticket mast be made at the Auburn Anti. Nsbrashs
Convention. The Standard hoists the ticket. but
Gill not own the Nebraska resolut ons. Seymour 10
personally popular here
Whg primary meetings were held in all wards yes
'erday, AID are said to have worn Knsw-Nothins
|
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CHERIFF's sALE.-Will be sold for

CHERIFF'S SALE.-WilI be sold for
y cash ON MONDAY, the 18th day Of the presen'
month. (septembsr.l on board the schooner Lewis
eighty bushels of Brown Stuff two thousand bush
els of Shorts twenty one hundred ba.hels of Bran,
and one hundred and fortyfour barrels of Flour
much thereof as will satisfy attachment in my
hands in favor of H. T. Il T.. s. Taiaferro VIM Fl
Cole and all expenses connected with this detention
of the schooner and sale. By order of the Hon Jno
A. Meredith, Judge of the Circuit Court of the city
of Richmond, made on ths 9th day of September,
1854 ALEX. B. HUTCHEsoN, >; ID: e,
The above sale will take place at Ii O'clock, A. M
se7
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SALE OF EDDY. THE GREAT TROTTER.-
KATE SAXTUN

NEW YORK, Sept. Grey Eddy, the celebrated
trottor who won the purse of $1,000 on the Union
Course, Long Island Thursd.y, has been sold TO
Nh Griffith of Philadelphia, tor S550n.
M!ss Kate saxton, the actress, who had q serious
attack of the choer., recovering Ind out of danger
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FAMILY BURNED TO DEATHi-On Tuesday
night last, the house OF Mr.. Baldwin, at Moriah.
Esex county, New York, was burned down, and
himself, wife and four children were burned to
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EXECUTION ORA MURDERER

CINCINNATI, Sept. Francis Dick was executed
at Dayton to-day, for the murder of his moth.r.in.
law and bro'her in'law He kad previously confessed
his guilt