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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02

TENTIS THF LETTEE.bOog.
have no .crupls o eisctoss
10 YOU that my motives 10 ne
sales (as AatA beel ~ part sr-
pressoi 70 My foang) sr- 20 re
duce my ineom-, he it more or
le.s. 20 ,peciaiifies, that the re-
mainder Of my da,s may there
by be more Tranquil aud jreey
from care. and that | my be
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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02

MEXlCo saturday. Aus. 70, ls5l.
The public mind in Mexico ia still busy Specializing
ever the deplerabe sttemps Of Count Racusset TO in
wade Sonora II is hardly possible to believe the
counts Of the expedition contained in the official bul
le,irs. How esn ws admit that desperate outlaw,
10 comrnsnd of 600 armed Europeans, should have
aid down his arms and surrendered al dscTeuonor
m other words, qaiet,y consent 20 5s Sho. by the
Es,cans This csnno: comprehend, ror eces il
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WORTHY THE ATTENTION OF

w ALL, AS THEY CAN BE RELIED ON
The preparations of Dr. j. s. Rose (he Regular Grad
uate and Physician of 80 years expenence,) con-
fdently recommended to the afflicted, Remedies
d. J. s. Rose. Ezpectornas, or Cough Syrup, is q
never failing remedy for Coughs, Colds, and al Lung
Diseases. Price SOC and 81 90.
mediate relief and frequently cures ia one week -
Dr. J. s. Rose. Group Syrup never fails in curing
the CroSp, that dangerous complaint amongst chill
Dr. j. S. Ro.e's Pain cuyv will cure Stiff Neck.
Sore Throats Pains in the Face SIDE Back Or Limbs
Pain in the Stomach or Bowels. Price III, go and
Soc
remedies ever used, for diseases Of the Kidneys,
Bladder, &c. Price Soc
d. j. s. ROss's Neyrou. and Iapigoratino Cordial.
for Heart Diseases, all Nervous Affections. Flatu-
gis raising the spirits and giving power to the whole
system It Is almost miraculous in j.. effect. rr,se
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, and lndigestion, wnsn
taken Ia conjunction with Ills Alternative or Family
i d. ! q Poses Golden paus for falling Of the
Womb Female Weakness, Debility and HeiaxsnoH.
Price Soc
fnl Menstruatiou Leucorrhoea or Whites Price ~
DR.. y s. Roses Female Piiis are the only seiabIc
refasos ps ,hss Sr Fe%as
those distractions to which they are seIe sno 'i"s
nature into it's proper eompoynd for ell Skin
and far purfying the Blood il superior 70
ali others Price 50c and y 90
q" ~ g Roses Tonic Mfrtuve. for Chiia, Fevers,
and General Debility. A never-failing remedy
NV doses Is always sufficient to convince the most
sseptical Price sec.
III whose constitutions impaired by dsesse,
or weak by nature should read Dv. J. g. Ros<s Mod
cal Adrisey (which contains description OF the Dis
eases of the climate ard the mode Of ueatment.)-
II can be had without charge of PURCELL Ladd Co.,
Bennett l. Beers, Adie Gray, o. A. Strecker, A.
Duyal A. Bediker J. B. Wood, VIM. Il. Ladd, 8. NJ.
A. Leslie r. r. Duval Bro. In this city.
and of dealers generally throughout the United
States. where his Family Medicines are sold.
deo& cts-ia2
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.


The Mail has leader on the Hards and Sots OF
New York. wherein it is stated tina. the latter are
anxious to bring about reconciliation. The Mail
is inclined to doubt whether there will ever be a
complete restoration of harmony among the differ
ent wings of the New York Democracy.
The Penny Post collects and sets forth an array
of facts to prove that the ide gaugei is infinitely
below the narrow in point OF practical utility
besides requiring more land, wider cuts, wider EN-
bankmeats, wider bridges and viaducts, and much
heavier, and because much heavier, much more
costly rail.
The Whis condemns the policy Of the Atlantic
States in refusing to receive their share of the pub
lie lands. While we thus stupidity refuse what by
the deed ofcession is justly ours--we inhict dou
BILE injury upon ourselves, by retardng the compile
ton of our own improvements and advancing the
rival ones of the Northwest and augmenting the
wealth and population of that Free-soil rsgion-
which population increases its representation in
Congress sand diminishes ours.
The Enquirer congratulates itself that the end of
the agitation is at hand. The action ofthe House o
Representatives in regard to the Cutting resolu.
TONS meets the appreciation of the Democratic par
ty fCongress will but persist in refusing to dis
cuss the New York feud, the agitation will gradually
subside and the harmony of the party will be re-
stored. 1.-THE angry passions excited by that de-
plorable controversy be stilled, the Democracy
will rally with unanilnity to the support of the Ad
ministration.
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FIRES IN NEW YoRK-Wbile the ruins of Me-
tropolitan Hall and La Fargo Hotel in New York
were still smoking, coniagration broke out in the
six-story cabinet warehouse of Hencke g. Schroe
der, lis Franklin street. and in the of half
an hour it was entirely destroyed. The building
adjoining, on the East, and the Dutch Reformed
Church, on the West were materially damaged
The former was occupied by Adolph Berland, as a
cordial distiIlery, and by glass -stainer, named
Dillon. The aggregate loss is about $4,000, par
tally insured
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PEMOVAL.--SMITH & ROBERTS

JL1HOF dL.--CII1 II N OODEh .
~ have removed to the new store, No. q, Iron
Buildings Pearl street.
Thankful for the liberal patronage of their old
friends and customers respectfully solicit con-
tinuaDce of the same and would invite the attention
of COUNTRY MERCHANTS, SADDLERS. MA
CHINISTS, COACH MAKERS, and HOUSE B BULL
DERS TO their superior assortment of GOODS and
TOOLS, adapted to the wants of the trade.
We are now receiving part. aud will shortly have
In store, the whole of our SPRING STOCK, embra-
cling many new and desirable Goods. CoachInakers
will find it to their interest 20 call and examine an
entire new stock of COACH HARDWARE and
TRIMMINGS, to be opened the ensuing month.
Our regular assortment of HARDWARE, CUT
LERY, GUNS and SADDLERY, will be greatly
increased and it will be constant aim eet the
wants of customers and friends, both in goods and
prices. SMITH ROBERTS,
ia Sim % Pearl street
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE.

THURSDAY, Jan.12, 1854.
communication from the House of Deleeates
was read and the bills referred
Mr. THOMPSON, from the Committee ON Apri.
culture and Commerce, reported several bills
MIR. STEENRoD from the Select Committee on
that subject submitted bill and report on the SUBJ
ject OF a House ofRefu. at Wheeling.
Mum erous resolutions on varloussubjec to were
offered; among them
By Mr.. REGER-To go into the election of a
Brigadier General in place of Cen John Sloan. de-
ceased. on the 30th January, 1854.
BY MIR. HARRIS, That joint committee of five
members ofthe Senate and seven of the 1ouse of
Delegates be appointed whose duty ii shan be to in
quire into the propriety of connecting the Ned
icai School at Richmond with the University of
Virginia. Lies over under the rule
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS
MT TAZEWELL's resolution calling on the Com
m1ttee OF Roads tor instructions on the subject of
internal improvement 8, came up as the unfinished
business
Alter some further debate, Mr.. MARTIN moved
that the resolution lie on the table. The yeas and
nays Delng demanded, 1t was SO ordered-29
to IL.
INDEPENDENT BANK AT GUYANDorrE
The Committee Oh Banks had reported that it
was fncrpedient to establish an independent Bank
at Guyandotte.
Mr. HALL moved that the report of the Commit.
tee be amended by striking out the word ..inexpe-
dient" and insert the word "expedient" in lieu
thereof.
Tho amendment was agreed to.
JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA COMPANY
A message from the House of Delegates, by Mr..
kEMPER, OF Madison was received, bearing Joint
resolution in relation to the James River and Ia.
nawha Company.
On motion of Mr.. OLD, the resolution was con-
CURED ill.,
Messrs. HARRIS, OLD and SHAcKELFoRD, were
appointed the Committee On the part of the Sen
ate.
BILLS PASSED.
TO authorize the construction Of water fences
across Big Mill Creek, in the county of Mason
To incorporate the Coal Branch Mining ami Man.
utacturins Company, In the county of Putnam
Fer the relief of the estate of Thomas Ruther.
foord, Jr. Ayes 36-Noes 0.
To confer upon the Rockingham Mutual Fire In
surance Company, the privileges OF Savings
Bank.
Incorporating the Brownsburg Savings Institu.
ton.
To amend the District Free School System 80 far
as 1t applies to the county of Kanawha.
VALLEY RAILROAD
The bill to incorporate the Valley Railroad Com.
pany, came up in its order on the calendar
On motion of Mr. JOHNSON, the bill was amended
by way of ryder, to require that the gauge of
the road should not be more than four feet eight and
halfinches
Mr.. DENEALE explained the merits of the bill.
Mr.. SHACKELFoRD commenced an argument
against it, but without concluding,
On motion of Mr. THOMAS, the Senate adjourned
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Walkers EXPEDrrIoN.-It is reported that let
ters have been received in New York from parties
connected with Walkers Sonora Expedition, writ
ten subsequently to the affair at Ensenada, which
do not speak at all despondngy of the prospects of
the expedition. The cutting of of portion of their
men is alludedto but not in terms that justify the
inference that the whole party was cut up. We are
not prepared to state whether the report reliable
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NEW BOOKS-For sale by JAMES

NEW BOOKS.-For sale by A NJ E S
~ WOODHOUSE, Eagle Square.
|, The Lost Prince, by Rev. J. Hanson. Portraits.
Cloth Sl'25.
IL. Homes of American Statesmen-Profusely il
lustrated. Cloth S.; NOR. S.
Ill. Wild Scenes and Song Birds Colored draw
ngs Cloth, Sc; NOR, So.
". The Wide Wide World, illustrated Cloth,
$3.50; gilt ex., 81; NOR, f55.
v. Addison's Miscellaneous Works, finely printed;
vols 81 so.
VI. Potiphar Papers, (from Putnam's Monthly }
with original designs. Cloth 88c.
The new Juvenile Series, by the author of The
Wide Wide World Dollars and Cents &c. The
volumes already published are
Carl Krinken; His Christmas Stocking, with illus
trations. Cloth. 75c; gilt ex., 81 25.
Mr.. Rutherford's Children do do.
ia
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Richard J. Burns, first teller of the Lewis County
Bank, located at Martlnsburg, N. Y, absconded the
other day, taking with him 5000 in specie and
bank notes, together with young female whom he
had promised to marry. He contemplated taking
passage for Europe in the steamer of next Satur.
day but the officers frustrated his design by arrest
ing him. TheEmoney was recovered.
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An absurdity produced by the transposition O
words is related of ar actor, who thus delivered
the well known lines of King Lear:
''How sharper than serpent's thanks it Is
To have toothless child"
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FoR CALIFoRNIA.-On Friday last, the same day
that A. G. Brown was nominated for u 8. Senator,
by the Democratic caucus in Mississippi, Ex.Gov.
Foote departed for California via New York
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THE DETROIT FIRE.-By the fire in Detroit on
Tuesday morning, the wooden block ON Wood
ward avenue, occupied by Auberry & Co., Arm
strong, Davis Smith, Lewis and Filler, was burnt.
Insurance $4,000. Dr. Duffeld's Presbyterian
church. on Larned street. was also burnt on which
there was 81, 900 insurance Total loss $35, 900.
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SMALL Pox-Small pox has appeared Oh the
North East river in Duplin county, N. C. There
have been many cases and several deaths. The
disease is said to be spreading.
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FALLING WALLs-At almost every large fire
which occurs in the north person is either kill
ed or seriously injured by failing walls. 1t would
appear from this that but little regard is paid to
durability in their construction.
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The grocery store of Jas. B. Gray, in Charleston
was injured to the amount of about $780, by ars
on Tuesday morning.
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DEATH OF AeoLpIER OF AusrHRLrrz, WAGaAn
AND MARENGo.-on Wednesday, 9Th instant, savs
the Boston Tunes the venerable soldier. John Cuen,
ter, native of Germany, died at the residence ~
his son, In Athens st., South Boston. we are IN
formed that he served under Napoleon Bousparte
for fifteen years. was In the Penfnsular war. was
script OF the Kline and was actively engaged at tho
rengo.
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STREET THROUGH A GRAVE YARD.-The mayor
of New York has signed the corporation ordinance
cutting Albany street through Trinity Churchyard
The passage ofthe bill was effected under peculiar
ly suspicious circumstances, and the approval of
the mayor, therefore, excites much surprise
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OFFICER SHoT--On Monday last, Deputy Sher-
if Folsom, ot New York, was shot by man named
Lovett, on whom he was serving civil process
and SO badly injured that his life was despaired of
Lovett was arrested
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TIPPLlsG.-Roger Gregory, charged with
keeping tippling house on 18th street. between
Main and Cary, will undergo an examination be-
fore the Mayor this morning
The HUsTIsGs CoURr met at the appoint.
ed hour yesterday, and after very short session
adjourned over until to morrow at IL O'Clock.
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CosTIsUED.-Braxton Carter, the negro
fellow charged with assaulting and choking James
Bragg, white man, on a canal boat in the basin,
last Wednesday morning, appeared before the
Mayor al the proper hour yesterday, but owing to
journed until to-day at 10 O'clock = =
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Governor Seymour of New York has pardone.
the two prlicemen, Kennedy and Smith, who wer,
convicted of burglary some months since.
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THE SAN FRAsCIsco.-The rumor that tb
steamer San Francisco was on Currituck Beac
Is believed to be Incorrect
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MUSICAL TEENS

Paul Julien ia said to be lying dangerously in at
Buffalo with brain fever Camille Urso has been
engaged Ia his place by Madame Sontag who is in
Cincinnati
Miss Adelaide Phillips. of Boston, has made a
most successful debut al Breseia in Italy, Arsace.
In the opera of Semiramide.
Madame Bosio has re-appeared at the Grand
Opera Ia Paris as Rosina Ia the Barber OF Seville,
and had great success. The opera was performed
in French.
Phil. Trajetta, musician and composer Of great
merit. whose history il full of events aud incidents
that interest the musical world died 10 Philadelphia
last Monday at the age OF 76
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BEWARE OF THE SIDEwALKs-Philip d.
harwood was fined 81 and costs for permitting ono
of his servants to lead a horse on the sdewsik Of
Cary and 10Th Streets
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CASH TERMs on AnVEHTlIIls.
PRlMARY scHooLs,-It 4 ar.t;sr;nr 3. :.

to state that the primary schools in the vsriou~
wards OF the city, are numerousy attended by ind.
gent children, and that most of them are learning
rapidly: In Jefferson Ward, Mrs. New, the insfruc.
thus TAR both in the advancement of her pupils and
In Inducing large attendance. -
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the courts oi North Carolina, on being exarained
a. TO the nature Of an oath, waa asked If he knew
what would be the consequence here and hereafter
Il he swore lie "Yes. said he, FEARS o6, and no
share In the kingdom"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-14

Miss Imogene Williams, young lady who had
acquired considerable reputation as writer died
in Georgia on the 2lst ult
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UNLAWFUL AssEMBLY.-The summons
against Roger Gregory. the keeper of grocery on
18th street between Main and Cary, for permitting
was continued until today.
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The WEATHER was war

The WEATHER was warm enough for
spring yesterday afternoon, when the clouds broke
away and Old Sol got an opportunity of showing his
yisage Such spells must be very preiudicisl to
health, and may produce pneumonia in abundance.
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CPLENDID EDITIONS OF STAND
- ARD MQRES--Eor sale By A MORRIS. 81

SPLENDID EDITIONS OF STAND
- ARD WORKSHOP sale by A. MORRIS, 81
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DEATH OF AN 0. D.-A large number of
Odd Fellows, members of Jefferson Lodge and
others, were out in funeral procession yesterday
afternoon. attended by the Cornet Band to bury
their deceased brother John d. Macarthur, q native
of Scotland, who died in Manchester on Tuesdsv
last. ~'NS
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NAvAL-Cemmsnds John Manning has receiv.
Cd orders to take command Of the rscelvlns ship
Pennsylvania, vice Commander Jshn l. Sapnders,
whose dune Of service having expired ~ beea a.
taebed and = now swaitla4 eedSsA
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AN oDD REcxirr.- Thsfollowing = true copy
Of receipt taken from old General Thomas. tbs
celebrated Indian chief Ia California short time
since. Il has Jehn Ph@nix air about L.:
Received of --, twenfy dollars, which 20
knowledge on account. together with the painful
am d---d northcrIass old scoundrel.
s'Witness, A. \" THoKAs, hie y mark.
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HANDSOME PAyEMEsr.-Mr Dav,. .ora
tractor for paving, has Just completed yerv hand
some job oil work at the wharf of Messrs DunIop.
Moncure & Co, at Rocketfs -eP' eP'
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SAWs, SAWS, SAWS! ofevery descrip-

IULANU q
10Th. between Main and Gary streets, Richmond, Va
CIRCULAR SAWS of all sizes and Styles and
eTe-y other variety of SAWS that may be called for
AL Saws stamped TOLAND & BURGER, warranted
10 give satisfaction if not, being fairly tried, will
be exchanged or the money refunded.
Strengthening, retoothng and repairing of all kinds
done at the shortest notice.
WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD to produce a
Circular Saw, either large small that we cannot
stIaig ighteG, matter from what or how badly
It may have been sprung or buckled.
All Circulars warranted to run true. de l6-6m
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The LOST POCKET Book AND BRAcr1rr
advertised by us, have been brought in. and are
now ready for delivery to their owners Call and
get them this morning.
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Mrs. Martha ]. Wa-gaman. sister of ex-Presi
dent Tyler, died in Georgetown. D. c., on the I'd
instant
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C. FOR SALE-A Lot near Manches-
Ill ter, containing acres, which is large and
convenient Dwelling, in thorough repair with an
house, and every convenience and comfort family
may require. This Lot affords excellent garden is
unusually healthy, affords excellent water and from
which is fine and commanding view 1.-THE city
Richmond. Terms accommodating. Apply to
de - TOLER L. COOK, Agents.
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BuRNFn ON rurPRA1R

BURNED ON THE HEPRArRIE.-CharlesL Lewis son O.
Warner Lewis, Esq, Surveyor General OF Iowa,
lost hls lille short time since in most distressing
manner. He was out surveying with Anderson's
company, near Sergeant's Bluff on the Missouri
river. when the prairie was discovered to be on
IRE. Every exertion was made to escape, but in
VAIN MIR. Anderson was dangerously burned, and
young Lewis was 20 much Injured thar be died
from the effects of the burns
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OASI hAUONh l. - uc SUBSTITUTE
~ havine completed the extensive foundatiol for
hessrs Taliaferro Co., at Manchester, and nearly
completed the abutments and piers of Mayos Bridge,
Pated to contract for building foundatons bridges
Ac, NC, with the best quality of granite be found
IN the State All work entrusted to will be done
IN a workmanlke manner JOHN w. DAVIES,
Stone Cutter and Mason. Southside of Dock
Residence Corner of Canal and I'd streets.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

~ The circulation of the Daily Dispatch exceeds
considerably that of all the Daily papers Of Richmond
combined.