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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-10
HUME r. HILL.


NOTARY PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONERS,
. ~isx. s as s e Deed, and
til. States aud Territories in the Union
ued in the Federal Courts
sNuDLEn y JOHNSTON. No; rs Eagle sIu.tr.-Ths
la ami ixs Jus, p. Sss Of 10 rich Me-
ask :" examination Of all in want of and nssg
(tL AIS, r.LMAS. Nc.-rle pn,leT.snrd are opening
S m % los Of ,;s s:na and
we they syits the particular attention the Ladies
.uo,o;or proposes hire out
continue nrsos; private sale as heretofore"
Ch,tss ' selling Is head, including small child
ssrsarser,Ems,,. John sm.her. Geo o.s,.er. Wv
.g I ?. s pr I r's a..oyst Court
Miller, store E,sys county kshnond Lazy ESQ, New Kent
G G .ns s M . s1 pal 81 JGn" Gam
Court a.i,e Me,,s " Hall Brsg walter" dy Of Nor
noiO-Tt, ~ SIDSuM GRADY
ESESnEhs AMI FihK iRONs--we oder large aud
:: al. lsss.h,; Polished sssI. oa Rs rom: d
s,ap ana rec oEer' and 'ons' onS1 snsr. Cos,
noiC ~ Sign the ceui.t Saw I'll Il a.a . S
~ STEAK dishes, .is, supply jus. to hand from the
HaS and ' sign ss the Circular TIS M.a
IknoNZED ihoN n,r srhNns-Of The Maroon, Green
CIV e''''' 4,'''''p' ''' open A"D s1isfES CO.
oss1G ia county, SSii day y Of sSss 's
Mat,n IIser. wnincd M,., Henry noberd. France, Ro
S wH RiSII .S.r1 ps"Isl EesF Ts.l,, soed:
and susan his wife, w''rn' stephen Farmer AID John
g. s a; %ssIss ...,. -, . r'''n"a',
nebe Ca Williams. and - wii,m. her husband. Susan
and f :% her 1Cs sf s."fa m, William
ss hos ., a1hSen RIo,;d Jo@a !Se,a. s.%oy
t,ns L,oere WIN i.br,ier r,a1slin L.OsrrsT. Rebese
Sfd: wa'a %S ,.n issias dos Ss fi .Is
Noonsr aud sin,el II eleven whom are 10.
f~nn. ~ slas Cheatnin. their guardian sd n,sm,
~ CHdHCERY ""
~. o. SoS. 81 ' silt Is =, Sn.n deere, for the sale
cosl Mining CSmpsny aud containing on. an
ans , s PI & ."a S s" the s heir.
arising gm t- sale thereof 10 be distributed among p.tie.
e cshns IL are ', Of W'is s,
@ 3 ".tS Te 90. Spsn ss, do:
81. = q, vi; %s. 4 $ ssss VI %S
he city Rnaond pS,iei s Il. from. DOR q Pine ss
os " THIS S@ We a day " the next 0''ny
noio-iaviv ------,-No agAu .. MANN. D. 0.
RosA,S,Soassg Nav.r,sS GoMraynA sent
Navigation oo"r'"' no" payable by tho r''s' IS Sp as%.ad
v;,osa e 5s;.%s: F:,sot' Navigation oo%pssr
stPniSG "a an, Bfon1ed Spring Dan.
lice s, ,pd Side 'a''"s Lamps aud Lanterns
sKiys,a' 'essIved, lot Of ys superior Ne. ras
- bMlTHh ROBERrS.
noiO No "a Pearl street.
6tOtGH ASD rIOu4H BO"Is.-tjur assortment Coach
~ aud Plough B,, IL large and complete,
which invite tIs attention oftiose IN
SMITH . ROBERTS,
noi0 No "a Pesri street.
OIyIoS % RcHxosp Pas ASSOCIATION,
| November Is 1854. (
A. meeting the Board Of Directors held this date,
. va. ,,. .ss.s! P.Sen' Of the ah
| By order Of the Board Of Directors,
| motif yN0. IT, BOsHER, Secretary.
s,oAp STONE sRI6pIEs-ro bake Dale, Without ihs .ia,
Grease and WIN give nns brown color; Bokwh.a Cake
nos ZIMMERMAN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-10

The American party have elected their Candidate f r
Mayor in Brooklyn by 1900 majority and decisive
uity Of the Council.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-10

NORFOLK CoNvESroS-The Beacon, Of Wednesday
morning, that large number OF delegates in
Norfolk the day before and that the number argcs
Increased by the arrivals that night.
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THE MODEL CLOCk-A hong.

THE MODEL CEOCK-A YONG.
AIR" The Ltght House"
The Clock was more beautiful far TO behold,
Than II pride In gems had AnayedH;
us facing Of White, aud its edgDg u 0old,
Looked pure when Ohsancey nrst made u.
The oetlnr rose loud ss I silently gsted
On the pend uium's regular motion,
FROM the close crowded shop. whore the gssburner btsd
Like the sun when 10 sets on the ocean.
No Longer the joys Of the negro boys breast,
Were heard In his outlsndish numbers;
The olfe. had sunk the Sidewalk TO rest,
And the Night watch wrapped In their siumbeu:
One memsnt paused By the haifopentd door
All bushed was the streets wild comuotl,n,
And thought such . model had never before
Been displayed on this side Of the oceAn.
The time 10 long past, and the Click has been sold
Hat when my head rests on Its pillow,
viii memory revert 10 the white and the Gold.
That biased Ike . star on the blIov,
In fe's closing scene, whom the tyranps grim power
In sliding the harris last emotion;
OIL may 10 be near 10 give note OF The hour,
when snk In sternfty's ocean.
WI BARTHOLOMEW,
nolo-W Matchmaker, Governor street,
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- NvriisII-' bits-AsT Iiuiii~-r.e,, ,.,,,u, 49,
attained established reputation 1nriug the only per.
feet protection ngsns and preventive
Fiction, GLIUraEp RISlsr.
Mothers should bear mind Cloth, are no,
Intended to the breast when a hut that
To this catastrophe, which they certainly will do
Mothers therefore, who have the least
risen breast should they threatened to send for
these cloths but should procure them at aud them Aside
10 meet any emergency
used as iiTeesd ihey will speedily dsspate all
cause the breast soft and pabi. ami r.soT. The oaIs
Tree and unohsrueted dow ef the milk which Invariably relieve.
AID avoids the possibility of a GATurREp BSEisI.
Mothers have they found
comfort In soaring these cloths constantly during
No has found fault with then Know
the contrary kno,n that they inestabe
v.;ae by hundreds who have used them.
they perfectly convenient
the breast garments! AMI be applied
accompanied by IL cents worth Of
postage secure The prompt by mail of
ADiE .s GRAY, Wholesale and Retail Agents,
sell liI Main street. Richmond, Virginia.
80 Pull directions for applying these Cloths will accompany
them.
TO De SOLD THIS DAY-The the public {, re-
specially called &, the sale Of valuable Esae
auction head Ee n,DpS,tI sj @ss n The eiiy 81 re-
"gi ogers capitalists add pro
noo GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN, Auets
~ SPECIAL NoTIoE-Country Merchants and others. are
respectfully invited attend Auction Hh>s
o'clock. See advertisement. ELIAS HALE,
Auct'r AMI Commission Merchant, loS Main Street
PHYSICIAN wANrEi'.-The subscriber Wishing 10 re-
about 5p in woods the balance
There upon pace large aud emmoiious dweing
upon the ridge dividing the waters OF Hg Trouble
physician in western Caroina Yor luther psIteular.
the subscriber at Troublesome y. D.
Rockingham County, N. C-po9cIt
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PASSo Toll young named Isaac Sharp brought
fore Mayor ye,tery charged with beating
toll collector Mayo Bridge named Royal Tuesday
morning.
youth testified that the accused and another young
named walker, passed the without toll
I'll, collector hndng that two three had
without tled rosues
aud the negro lie said the ephe
sppied 70 the
Walker young who inied the accused testified
that the cp,het applied to he negroes having passed
the time
lie discharged and his honor mended Mr. Mayo
substitute white collector the doing
blc fnu you'd be saYeI 20 him.
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E-t white WIN. MosIs was brought before
the Mayor yesterday for being dunk and lying street
lie aid he arrived here Wednesday from North Usrolina
Tho Mayor said there objection per.ons coming
but when they acted improperly, would
reflrm them
lie discharged with promise that would be dealt with
In iirrent he should up a.
fence
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RAPID DrvIxG-Mers Hatcher wsbIter were dned % b,
the Mayor permitting their 10y 10 drive rapid
Bro,a street, on Tuesday evening.
nns viii DO RENTED the driver surrendered be pun.
ished.
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TIE New Ysrk He<tI>a.

Wheeler ullman Is elected Governor OF New York or
no, the result the In that State In respects,
a gratifying one. Mr.. Ulman lie conservative, Fill
more OF Silver Grey Wing The Fillmore Wing. voted
with the Know Nothing, for Uman. They loose FROM
dcncc that there Ia conservative element still len among
the Wings OF New York. The Know No.hngs, by taking
up such Mr.. UIman have also given evidence Of
their conservatism and he elected may be hailed
conservative triumph The aattering no receive.
is Of itself matter Of cougatulAtion. Tho whole Seward
and Greeley tribe Of New York wing forth their de-
nunca,ions against the Ulman vote Will the Democra-
cy of the South join tho chorus with thems Aud in the
event Of the election Of Seymour the Free Soil candidate
will they rejoice |, the morcs by their
this point form some idea Of the sincerity Of
their professions Of peculiar love for Southern Institutions
Tho Seward ard Greeley Wings and Southern Democrats
would form jolly team to pull together.
Tho Herald Of the sh speaking Of the late elections
says This extraordinary result proves that the admins
traion Washington has had to do with this cleo
ton than had supposed The intense disgust Of the
hard shas concerning the spos policy Of The admins
traon has done the business II Ullmau is elected
indebted to the administration for whig Know Moth
Jug Governor, elected by democratic Does this
rocks as IL the two divisions of the New York democracy
can ever be upon tho basis Of the present Cab
met coalition at Washington We think not. And
sppeheud that the results Of yesterdays work in New
jersey Michigan Illinois aud Wisconsin tell substantially
the same story letters perhaps mysterious but still
startling aud significant as tho ancient handwriting
upon the wall.
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Mr.. BrockNay, believe, was the Oldest man in the
city. lie born in W,s,orooS, Conn, in February,
IIiO Ia his minority he served Shout period a. "a
soldier in Of the revolution. Among the Incl
dents OF that service, that Of being op ,Nty, AMI
witnessing with his brethren 10 arms the Execution oil
MaiNr Andre, in Ociober. ESQ.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-10

THE ELrcrIoss.-The dispatches Of yesterday, it will
he secn show gain for both Seymour and Clarke IN the
New York election Ulmsp and indicate the prooL-
bily of Scymour's election
The Congressional election in New York, in t"eniy
districts where the result has been ascerisincd show
Democratic loss of ten members.
Eight of ten Democratic losses supplied 10y Wing.
ami two by Know Nothnss. Four Soft Democrats sre
elected and two Hard Democrats Mike Walsh is beaten
by Soft Democrat Wood the Democratic candidate, is
believed 10 be elected Mayor.
From the other States tile returns VIII ch have been
received show that every thing going anti Aiminsra
ION.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-10

UINONZED IHOS Htr srNNIis-Of The Maroon tr,rn
and Dark BTonE comprising handsome patterns
with Umbela stands attached and for sae by
BIUKLEY A
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Lisonso slsslra Jane, FORD was fined two dollars
Mayor yeefday for selling nsh neEross
nsh house, ors-PinE alley, sunday morning last.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-10

Ops1sucroSArhur Brown cart driver for the city,
Mayor, ysserday suffering
10 remain street. between Main aud Gary during
Instant.
0soss Myers also nned dollar, for permitting quss
uty Of the side walk 9Th
during the nights Of the 9th and 18th
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DEaTu or 4 RLvoLUIloSARY SoLDiER.-Thc Ne~hui,-
port Iier., Of Monday reports the death OF Mr. PA'd'n
irockuay the advanced age Of % years The Herald
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tL AIS, rtLMAS. Sc.-r,e undersigned opening,
~ his morning. another lot OF those beautiful
Flush Trm'nei Velvet, Doth Meno Cosks
wie they svite the particular attention of the Ladies'
public generally. DUDLEY 4 JOHNSTON,
nglu H.,.I.
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November Let, 1854. (
meeting Of the Board OF Directors this date
JIsks o. CRASe unanimously elected Prssden Of the
moni Yire Association, vice lanes Bosber, deed.
By order the Board Of Directors,
motif yN0. ". BOSHER, Becretary.
GOAP STONE gHIDDIE,s-To 0ste. without the sue
- Grease and viii give nne brown color Bookwheat
nos ZIMMERMAN.
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BALrihoRH, November g.
Houn-rhere "ero no sales OF City Mills Today as
FAR as We could learn Il WAS held generally but
was NO demand Tor At these prices There
demand to-day for Flour and very little
both buyers and sees seeming In lined the the
steamer now due before operating market for
this day closes very heavy.
dan-WheAt-We note sales OF prm. red, AT 10.
Isl cts inferior &, whites i6o.IIJ c to good do a, rs,
isSe and prime do at lss Very family n,u wheat.
would probably have sold 100 cents there were none ut
market rhe offerings OF Corr were soout Is Oo bushels
demand was pretty brisk and prices than yct
'erday OH white sold At di73 for good prime lots aud
sid yellow at ao cents Ne. white I0aI2 cents aud
yellow At SaI cents. We note 800
fenn'JVana Rye l2o cents We quote Maryland 10
liz cts The offerings OF Data comprise about most
Of which sold early Change MARYLAND nd Viz
GINA, and ISaIG cents for Pennsyivsnia.
whskeyrhe demand for cwkey continues active and the
at ~ cts for bills There hhds in
they would bring II here - cts
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| 1hfstEh MD STEAK DfsiifS-Round and ObluDg
" and Steak Dishes all sizes supply jus. to hand
| npD aiyu 81 the Circular Saw, II Nain street.
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ISEYnEUh AM EiIiK IRnAs w nn.r or al. :. i. -,

NSEHhHs ND FiE IKONs-We ODER Tor sale large aud
taried assortment OF Brass Percedro Wire TENDERS
all lengths Polished steeI Iron Brasshead Pre- Irons
sets aud pairs extra Posers and longs; Cnder ser Coal
scDups; Fire Carriers, &c. q. J. siSrON CO.,
noiU sign Of the Circular Saw, II Main street.
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DEnIcAricN ruE NEw MErncDIsT Protestant CmugcII
The church Of the Methodist Protestant denomna-
lion, in this city, dedicated last night divine
ship ia presence of large audience aud with Incoming
The Rcvi hrssrs. Whitfield, Walker aud
Thompson respectively OBLIGATED in the opening service
followed by prayer from tn, Rev. VIM McGee former
n. a an of the church - Norfolk Nrw- \ny
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NpGakl fUBlslC AND COMMISSIONER,
HOR taking testimony and the acknowledgment
other writings to be used recorded in Virginia and Al
the States and Territories In the Union.
Also, United states conss,onrr f :akng testimony n
ued In the Federal Courts,
SH-Hs w special commissions directed him From
an At. te in The Union. Al
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Rye 100 cents We quot, MARYLAND do nj Io.
liz cts The offerings Of Dat. buhes most
Of which sold early Change t5a Maryland nd Viz
GINA, and ISaI6 csnts for PennsyivsuIa.
whskeyrhe demand for cwsksy continues active and the
market arm at - cts for bbi' There tu,
they would bring There - cts.
ALxIiSpni, Move nbers.
Flour-Msrtst quis-The receipt. continue uxb, and IN.
SOCKS are small We hear OF sales Up county held
1)As slH; Riverside ~ Pioneer Mil, 10 rs.
GanThe receipts Of Wheat dull, with
decline snee Monday Of Gas per buc notice sales
Of 900 to 1000 bushels at 75si ~ red Sal 81 for
sh closing dull No Corn; market tiled In other
nothing doing
Cattle Asret-we quote Beef Cattle IS per lCo lbs
gross Ii ba6 10. Lambs 2ag 10.
Business, continue, active.
PrTKRsBuRo November sih, 1854
WhesI-HIgheSi price paid to-day Tor White whea, u o.
In other quotation, % change.
Tobaeo.-The breaks small AMI mostly
quality Good Is much for shipping and
The beginning quite freely
sells Is 6S fair good good ~
Very good 10 Lug, range ,IH to On
cottonThe demand eontnuss active, and all good lots
bring cents
Cornwe sales OF aud s9e
The latter for small parcel.
Four-Our mlsrs e.tr. brand, to sio
Family ION N II. Cohmon supernne y 10 w.
HayThe market 10 almost BARE with active demand a.
ak to o..
B,eon.-rhsr. good d.mand IKE f,r Hog round
Va Hams TO-. Western siess to W and shoulder, ~
toes.
sr. Lorfs, November Fad.
TosiccoBreaks ght-say at the Planters wareou, hhds
49, o2c 6Sj, and at the state do at o. $50, and
| rejected at 9j
EEw ORLEANS, November 2nd.
Tou.coo-rhere we're 90 HID, sold a, 600.
FonyoIE, November 1h.
Bacon liant, prime, i2Xsite Hog Round O.ioHe. Cotton,
pcrI, s.,9 Corn, White, prime ssa7O; yellow do wanted
receipts ght Tos12 Mixed do, o. Flour Fine sS supetane,
Extra .milv Nxp Ineb
~. wheat, white. goal ". whi'tey soaio.
| JoufJvtttr, November 9Th.
Tos,cco-ssles OF II hhds tobacco at at 5a696
Q al G5 and s15. 8 at o.ossoio. aud ats,To
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THE RIGHT OF SEARCH.

The London Times OF April Bird, comments upon
the fact that for the FIRST time in her history Eng.
land enters upon Nth he admission Of the rshts
Of acutrots equal in all respects to the broades;
concessions ever made to them by those States
which have been most disposed to favor the neutral
trade The following extract from the article in the
Times is sufficiently explicit. IL plainly fore.
shadows the policy which England will pursue:
The paragraph which announces that Her Majesty
VIII WE'VE the right of seizuS enemy property on
board a neutral vessel unless II be contrsbend OF
war, is formal and complete application in its
widest sense o! the celebrated doctrine FIRES bot
inns MAKE yret goods Ii has never been the policy
Gt tais country 20 condemn as q general rule neu-
rfal property found in euemys ships. so that in this
respect our practice OF the law of prize will ramaiu
unaltrred The British and French cruisers will
continue 10 exercise the right of seizng articles
cout7absnd OF war, and of preventing neatras from
bearing the enemy dispatches and for these pur
poses ;bey Rust et6rciSc the right Of search which
no country has either renowned or resisted when
il is confined 30 those necessary objects.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK. April l. The trial ofMrs Hays in-
dictcd with her husband, for the murder OF DR..
Leutaer,l was set down for to-day; but the District
Attorney stating that Mrs I.eutner still remained
il, the continued until next Monday week.
John McFeuerty, indicted for arson in the first
degree the punishment of which, conviction, is
death, in setting IRE to bis Tea Store in 9Th Avenue
the night of the 2i,h OF February there being at
the lime, policy OF ins urance in the Pacific Office
MAS today placed upon trial The empanneling
=. jury is now proceeding
Mr. Resolved Givens, a well-known citizen OF
schenectady, died yesterday morning, aged So.
\ yacht with numerous party OF q" fast men" on
Lard was capsized yesterday afternoon in North
River, and her crew. some twenty in number. had
+ narrow escape.
This morning, the snow in this city lay upon the
ground, average, about eight inches on level.
The storm still RACES, and we may expect to hear
Vi dreadful disasters at sec.
The Legislature of New York adjourned sine die
rhs morning
schooner Margaret Capt Woglan, cleared to-
day for Petersburg.
There is an improved tone of feeling prevailing
il the money market under the news per steamer
arctic; money continues easy with a steady de-
lnand prime business paper is moving actively at
liza 70 per cent.
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MAIL NEWS.


RAILROAD AccIpkST.-Yesterday morning as
the Southern mail train from Petersburg was pre-.
ceeains at rapid rate the locomotive came In cor
,,c, with two cows Standing upon the track. TIE
engine ami tender, baggage and mail cars passs d
over one of,hem without damage but the first pas.
sengrr car was thrown from The track and con-.
p!etely demolished,
We regret to have to add that Mr.. James n
Eel. Messenger for ADAMS X Cos Express, had
leg broken, and otherwise severely bruised. Mr..
Wan II. CLARK. Baggage Agent was considerably.
but not seriously injured, aud several of the ras.
ssngers we're slightly injured. Had the coupling
OF the cars not have broken, the loss of lite and
Limbs must have been much more serious; aud still
more fortunately moot of the passengers inciudlf
all The ladies were seated in the IN rear of that
thrown from the track.
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LOYALTY OF THE PROVINCES.

Both branches OF the Nova Scotia Legislature
previous TO its recent adjournment, adopted ad
dresses TO the Queen, expressive of their regret
That the peace OF Europe is likely TO be disturbed
by the unwarrantable aggression of Russia, and
OF their unwaveriIg attachment 10 the British
crown.
Ia case the regular troops should be Withdrawn
during the pending struggle, they pledge the pro
vincial militia to defend their provnee, and TO
guard and protect her Majestys forts and arsenals
from foreign aggression.
They have authorized the Lieutenant Gov ernor
III call out the militia; and, in they may be
required 10 serve we doubt not that the people OF
Nuva Scotia will obey with aacrity and give con
vincing proofs Of their loyalty aud devotion the
parent country.
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OF CONSPIRATORS-EXP
SION AND LOSS OF LIFE.

PIrrssuRG, April l6--The case OF Hazen. Davis
Morris and Lawson, charged with conspiracy in al
4mpting to extort Sll00U0 from the Pennsylvauia
railroad and other companies, under the small note
law, was concluded yesterday,
JUICE Mcclure charged the jury strongly for the
prosecution and after absence Of three hours,
the Jury returned with a verdict of guilty Mr.
Stokes moved an immediate sentence, when it was
found that the defendants had lett Their bail was
forfeited, and warrants issued tor their arrest
IIazen and Davis were subsequently arrested and
committed to jail, but the others have not yet been
round
The boiler Of the steamboat at Jones Ferry ex
ploied on Saturday when leaving the shore, kill
ing jacob Hadley, the engineer, and injuring -four
at
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The case Of the Black Warrior, we gee, had AZ.
tracted some attention in the House of Commons
Mr. Hutchins, after detailing the circumstances
connected with the seizure OF the steamer, asked
Lord John Russe whether the government had au-
thorised Mr.. Champion British Minister at Wash.
tngton TO act in the matter behalf of the Spanish
Government. Lord John Russell merely replied that
ii communication had been sent 10 the U. States on
the subject, but no information had yet been re.
ceived ia return from Mr. Champion And there
the matter rested
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-19

The sale OF the Wilmington and Charleston
steamers took plscclsst Thursday The steamer
Gladiator sold Tor sls,soo. to r. X. Dickinson Of
Wilmington; the Governor Dudley fer els, GOO, to
the Commercial Insurance Company oil Charleston;
the Wilmington for $4,000 to r c. Matthieson of
Charleston, and the C. Vanderbilt for sle, 600, to
P X. Dickinson. Of Wilmington. The wharf was
bid 10 at $4,000
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BY PULLIAM l. DAVIS.

VARIETY SALE.-Will be sold on
Y FRIDAY, the 2ist day OF APni, lso5, AZ ane
her of Grace and 9th Streets commencing at ~ ocx
a. M. number of Household and large quantity OF
a.. hsyins beautiful COW calf at her side; together
9th very extensive varied and valuable assortment
If House Carpenter1 Tools, Chest, Work Benches
Sc, ews, Hardware, &c
aiso an excellent Furniture Wagon and nice
Saddle and Bride.
an IL flLLiAm q DAVIES Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-19

FIRE AT DOVER, kY.--An extensive fre occurred
al Dover, Ky, on Thursday last by which two en-.
tire squares were consumed. The Cincinnati pa
pars of Saturday slate, that the Dover Hotel four
large tobacco warehouses filled with tobacco seven
stores five groceries, and several private dwellings
were destroyed. The loss Ia estmated at one hum
dred thousand dollars