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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-10
To The Editors cfhe Wig

TO the Editors Of The Wig:
Much curiosity exists throughout the community to be
informed under what clause Of the Constitution the Chief
Magistrate OF this State Gov Johnson acting when
he appointed twenty our active politicians Of the De-
mocratic party aud two Wings to represen. this
State in tho Commercial Convention to DO held in
Charleston next weekly what authority does the Gov
of Virginia undertake select representatives for
the whole State at all!
similar curiosity exists to learn by what right and
propriey the polticalsquad numbering four hundred in
the State according to Mr. Londons calculations called
the Southern Rights Association, claim the privilege OF
select and distinct representation apart from the general
representation of the city and State, in Conven-
ton purely commercial aud which intended to
advance the general interests OF Southern com
and without reference TO political advanta-
ges advancement of parties on either side
Suppose the Mayor Of this city had appointed forty
Of fifty OF the delegates from the Wing party would
it not have been considered unwise, bera unjust and
impolc yet he could have done with propriety
than marked the acton either of the Governor or the
Southern Rights Association, for wheming proper
ton Of the commercial interests Of the State will be found
in the hands of the Wings, but his credit be sad he
acted on more enlarged and liberal views word OF
caution in time may Of service Look for POLITICAL
not commercial results in Chsrleston-bye and bye We
shall the fruits Of management.
vERBUM SAT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-10

LATER FROM TEIAs.-The New Orleans papers furnish
Galveston dates the 22d March, Two parties of In-
dams have recently visited the settlements the Rio
Grande and Nuece driving of horses and mules and doing
much damage
Capt. G. r. Lewis had team going from Brownsville
his rancho, the Gerujas, 80 miles the other
side of the Nueces. The Indians killed the driver and
team, aud plundered the wagon.
A gentleman from Labudee and fou: Mexicans while
musangng about 80 miles above Fort Merrill on the
Nueces, all killed by Of parties OF Indians
Ii said they took of several Mexican women
and children prisoners.
The Western Texan that on the sth March,
party Of Seminole Indians stole the whole caballdo
ssng OF fortytwo head Of mules and horses the properly
OF Messrs. Jones Co., OF that place At the time
the same party drove oil tue mules Of Mr. Ling-ato-
geIher about sxty head. The Indians were pursued TO
crossing OF the Rio Gande where tho pursuers were
stopped by the Comm nder on tho opposite side,
Who refused to give them permission follow tho thieves
aud the property they had stolen.
A letter IRON Fort lnge 2nd March, states that party
OF lndans-supposed TO be Lpans-had stolen about y
head OF horses and mules most Of them Capt Skilman's
property.
Tue San Antonio Ledger states that about the st of
March, band OF Cananche Indians, killed n beef aud
stole eight head of horses belonging All encampment
Of Aormons at Bendara Passa place OF note about fifty
miles northwest Of San Antonio The Momons pursued
aud fired upon the indians killing one and wounding
OEers and succeeded in recovering then property The
Mormons had crossed from tho upper waters of the
Guadalupe rver for the purpose OF settling the land
tue BOniara valley.
The Houston Telegraph learns that 10 McLennan couns
ty the influx Of emgraDs has been great that all kinds
Of povsous have risen to unusually high prices Upwards
Of thousand emgrans have settled within three miles
Of Hidalgo Bluff.
The Brazos and Trinity rivers were in fine boating
order
Large quantities Of flour, coffee, sugar. bacon pork salt
&C.. have already beeu shipped up the Trinity.
The rolls Of BeIar county for the present
year show increase Ia the valuation property OF $780,
OOO those Of last year.
The interest two millions Of dollars set apart by the
Legislature Of Texas for School purposes, would be in
sufficient when divided pro rata 70 sustain School in
any one county in the State.
The Old Capitol at Houston, caught fire, or was
set on FIRE, on the 18th ult, aud with difficult sub
dued.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-10

TnE CIR ELECTIONS NOT YET ESpEp.-Doubts being
entertained as to tho Of the result OF the poll
ing for Councilmeu 10 Monroe Ward, proclaimed on
Friday evening when tho election closed further scru
tiny was instituted, which resulted 10 placing Samuel
d. Dcnoon zone ahead Of Dr. Albert sncad for tho Coun
GILL
This led TO further scrutiny the part Of Dr. snenda
friends who, upon inquiry discovered that the last vote re
corded 10 favor Of Mr. Denoon ineligible tho voter
being minor, lacking few weeks Of his majority.
II was further sscer.ained that whose vote was
rejected Thursdsy, because OF his being resident
long enough in the city to entic him vote voted again
on Friday 10 behalf Of Mr. D. without being detected -
The rejection OF these two gave Dr. sncad major.
ity Of ouo Mr.. Denoon. Thus the matter stand.
pending tho result Of further scrutiny into the votes by
committee appointed for that purpose The old Coun.
Gil meet again TO day because Of the difficulty.
Before thi, scrutiny was had the Is between Dr.
snosd and NJ DsuoOu, stood for the former 1884, for the
latter 7i0,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-10

DISREGARD OF JAIL DiscIPLIsE.-A man named Mat
thew g. Johnson, OF Powhatau confined in the Jail
OF this city TO await trial for kidnapping mal free negro
boy aud selling him in this city months ago, e1hib.
tied degree Of contumacy and defiance to the Jail au.
thortes Saturday morning last indicate strong
disposition to mutinize.
He was let, into the yard that morning with the other
prisoners and when ordered by tho Jaior Mr. Sarke to
return 70 his CELL he positively refused So aud dared
him to force him in. His demeanor was such as to ndi
cate that he had of aid from some OF the
prisoners II force resortod TO. II not until ono
two of the officers had gone there that he could
DO compelled TO to his cell Il vain tina. no
frequently reminded Of the impossbiy of his trum-
phng the law. We believe he was properly secured
after be was forced in
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-10

" Oh. g. .B. BHAINEHD would INFORM IN. pnbil,
That ne 10 Waiting for the Committee Corre ondenee At Rich.
nond 70 report and be consulted EIcbanVe ni
m Monday, May ls, 1884, from to IL A. M and 10 4
W. MY stay VIII be Short therefore let
SSrrs,p1nden, BY addrs,iihg me- pail box
10 Cy stAtng lhe nature OF their case, whether
promptly or sunkencan, for dollars obtain advice ~,
treatment for ten dollars which the nav fy adcs Iii ~
deducted. The poor fayorabIy considered. ~ WIZ w
d. BsANEHD has restored persons perfect sVbt In e,.
paraland total blindness, Of from weeks 10 "a
mm ~ second, 70 minutes application, scientific
Of his own discovery, without cutting pain or wash
Dr. b. has, also, cured Of inflammation OF M 80
aVed grades pain FROM and intolerance light
have remained permanent 10 the present moment '
1or abundant evidence Of the facts
had 20 statements Of persons treated published i'm he v
paperl Many OF those
NJ ~ o. each day. which hours Dr. D. viii perform on.
peIimens on the worst cases that may be presented
r. H. Bee notice above, for
see Dr. Balnsrd within the time stated viii 10 Aim al ali
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-10
Hugueuot Springs.

Mes'rs Editors understand that last year frequent
applications made for admission into this place be.
f'c the prOprietors ready receive company 4,
may therefore be amiss inform your readers what
have recently learned from headquarters that the vari-
improvements AMI additions in progress will have
completed, aud the receive such
families desire country retreat, early May next and
that the place i'll be opened for the general reception
by the st of June. Permit farther suggest
that families who usually pass the months the
country, might do well engage rooms TO suit their
before the range OF selection by previous app-
cations. They will thus all the advantages OF
heaithiu aud agreeable watering place at cheaper rate
than boa:d would now cost them IN the city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-10

~ From the subjoined extract from a letter TO the
New York Herald dated Carson Valley Utah territory
February 3rd it will be that the organization q an.
other territory is n contemplation. The area incu.
ded within the limits described below Is said TO be about
one third Of the territory of Utah. The writer says
1--WE have applied to Congress TO be separated from
Utah into territory Of own, to be bounded on tho
East by the Goose Creek Mountains North by Oregon,
South and West by California. few voters are
wanted wanted Ia Congress 70 preserve tho balance Of
power! We will come In due time 70 demand seat
tIern.n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-10

DARING RoBBERr.-A most daring robbery was perpe.
trated upon Messrs Johnston Il Bransford, Hardware
merchants by some ruans who their store on
Main street. Friday night last The entry was effected
through back door leading into the basement They
hrs attempted to enter through a window beside tie
door, but finding after tho outside shutters were
that their passage was intercepted by formidable iron
railing inside they abandoned that project They then
laid siege to the door, anu by elaborate process which
evidently consumed long tme succeeded in cutting ou,
piece about loot square Immediately under the lock-
The apparatus used for this purpose was a bit and brace
and the nodu' oeTandi the boring of holes in close
proximity to each other, that when they got through
tbs operation all round there difficulty In getting
the piece out This being DONE latches one in the
upper and lower part of the door, unasened and
the bolt Of the lock forced back with n chiseL
Having thus effected entrance into the basement
they assembled the steps leading the store and
ed In forcing up the cellar door, which ssk Of nc
little magnitude They then proceeded to ransack draw
ers cases, and in fact every thing which they suppose
contained any treasure Fortunately there war no none,
left in any OF the drawers Eleven pistols were taker
away-al revolvers we believe, besides series of othe
small articles, all Of which valued at aboat
part OF lamp WICK almost entirely burned with few
matches. were found tho window sill in the basement
Just by the door through which they entered
The surprise is that they did set fire TO the house
before they lett. We cannot but commend their magma
nimty IN this respect hoWeyer vainous the character
extent verdcation Of old adage that "rorues AND
vagabonds exhibit some good trails betimes good o.
course, only in comparison with their egregious yilany
The brace aud bi' by which they operated upon the
with view Of asceraning where these articles were pur.
chased, and by whom.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-10

LUSirc.-Tho Mayor with two other Justices
Messrs. Tyrer aud Wingded held a de Luadiie hgnirdn
do Mrs Mary Rearns who for the third time has cen
afflicted with this awful visitation Sho twice before
10 the Asylum and effec,uaIy restored her facilities
The Justices upon nquryin this instance discovered
sufficient evidences Of unacy to them take the
necessary steps for her relief She committed to Jail
there to remain under charge Of proper person for
few days to ascertain what changes she may undergo the
man time.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-10

DISTRESSING AccIDEsr.-On Monday night, 9th ult,
most painful accident took place the night train of cars
oLaughin citizen OF Harpers Ferry, and most inge
NOUS mechanic engaged the Armory of that place had
gotten mo the cars to take leave OF some of his friends
u whist making his way to the platform again. the train
being IN notion he fell on the track and part of the train
passed over him, horribly manging both his legs The
medical attention OF Dr.. j. B. Johnson and Dr. Hall OF
"eTet'on was called In requson and the amputaton OF
one leg even gave relief TO the suffering n,,ient Ic
died the next morning from the injuries received leaving
devoted wife and children, and numerous circIe of
ChariestopH Jefey Sonidn 1Dyl4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-10
E'rosls.

Mesrs. Editors succession of hard frosts and reez-
iugs had pretty well destroyed all the peaches and other
fruits except apples in this section which has also proved
very destructive to many vegetables in gardens To-
bacco plants which generally up and growing finely
before these frosts smos. all dead which will make
the planting very late II the Spring should be warm
planters will generally have depend such plants
may come from very sowings The damage done
in other sections of the State is perhaps fully great
with US. LOUISA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-10
w- The following paragraph is takel

III The following paragraph is taken from late
Der Of the Washington Union
England is acuaed by regard for Turkey but she
is looking the extension of the held for her own manu-.
featuring enterprise and capital In wide field Tor
cal enterprise which is the real prize which
Great Britain is looking, have powerful motive to
prefer the oil the Car. The Is rival as
manufacturing and commercial nation, the other comes
not into competition with Whilst, therefore, our sym.
pathes with Turkey, because she is weak aud is
threatened by government that ia strong these sympa-
thes not strong that they may not be overcome
when our interests fully asccrtained TO be involved
by the disclosures as TO the policy aud object OF Great
BTitain.h
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-10
REronx or rnE JArAv sQu.paos.-Tho washlppton

RErURS or THE JAPAN sQUADRoS.-Tho Washington
Star OF Thursday, says:
We have every reason 10 believe that long since. on
notifying the Government OF biz promise TO return this
spring Japan TO receive the Of the Emperor to
proposals., the Commodore instructed TO comply
with that engagement with all the ships under his COM
mand that could be spared from the Chinese seas and
then TO return home with all his vessels except steamer
aud two soops Of war; which remain ia that quar-
ter as the regular u. s. East India squadron And fur
ber that the returning vessels will home via tho
Pacific touching at San Francisco and other most mpor.
ant points Ia the usual Pacific route thence the United
States. The commodore is expected TO himself
overland with as little delay as possible.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-10
tB- A Paris letter by the Baltic says

"The readiness with which the French loan has
been subscribed for say, four times the amount
required not regarded any guarantee for the
tay prosperity Of the county On the contrary lis beey
ed that 1t will ultimately have very pernicious effect on
the French funds. Prices which have been orciby main.
tanned at the BOurse, pending the subscription,
peccd 70 decline rapidly at tho end OF the present week
when the list closes and Is feared that the bankers
will show their dissatisfaction with the mode in which the
loan has been raised, by doing all the mischief they
in the msfketn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-10

Hon PRtcg FOR ToBAcco. We nfo informed that Wi.
liam Martin Esq, Of Henry recently sold his crop Of To-
bicco consisting Of some 1000 pounds 70 Mr.. William
H. Trent Of that county, the high price Of $50 per hun
dred for the manufacturing leaf We understand that the
crop decidedly fine one and was purchased by Mr. r.
exclusively for the sOuber trade few bugs Of left at
at our 'aneipn some time during the ensuing summer
would enable TO speak definitely Of the comman-
dabe qualities Of the weed. Ddnvis Regstsr, dpviI T.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-10

The New York Sun is Of opinion tina. general war in
Europe will result in great gain to tho United States
large amounts ofmoney will be sent to this county by
private individuals for Investment Il is well known II
says tina, both from Germany and France well as FROM
England, much money has already been invested in that
city, chiefly upon mortgages aud in real estate IL thinks
the OF those, wish have their wealth where
revolutions and distributions Of power cannot dc.
sttOy H. will be hugely increased.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-10
t6- The Washington correspondent. of the Journal o

tn The Washington correspondent OF the Journal Of
Commerce. speaking Of the attempted revolution Of Ava-
req against Santa Anna, remarks
1.-THE real motive Of Alvarez movement seems to be
pretty well unveiled Alvarez has been for several
years a Of internal fibus;er the Government OF
Mexico. During Herrera's aud Arsta's administration he
received ten thousand dollars per month just TO keep still
with his barbarian tribe. When Santa Anna into
power he refused paying any longer this ridiculous tr
butte and hence Alyareza movement against him.