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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-16

SnocK,ss euIc,px.-On Thursdey night
last. grocery keeper 10 Rocketts namea Rosnnf
l.. erAiRs, committed suicide BY blowfex out sis
brains with ono Of Colts Ave shooters. Yesterday
morning, Coroner Wicker, assisted BY Constable
Lewelien, held m inquest over the body, wnen the
following facts were etched: &C. IA
About II u'ciock hast Wednesday, Mr. j. g. Nswtoas
r. L. Stairs, and myself were ia room together,
when the deceased asked Mr. n TO pull! on ma snoee
Az soon a. this was done, deceased drew pistol.
plsced Il against the right side Of bis own bead and
fired h. He immediately fell and died about 3
o'clock yesterday morning.
the statement made by the above witness.
The deceased had on his person at the time he
shot himself a large bowie knife. He was single
man.
The jury rendered - their verdict that Robert
Lawrence Stairs, the night of the l4th instant at
his residence In this city, did voluntarily and Of his
own accord shoot himself in the right side of his
head with pistol, OF which wound be died on the
morning OF the 18Th instant"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-16

kUsKELs TROUPE lose none of their in
terest In public estimation by their repeated mus
cal entertainments. Night after night thew are
greeted with large and fashionable audiences to wit
ness the sport they create, and to laugh and grow
IT. II you have not yet seen them, be sure to yisi,
Metropolitan Hall to night ~ ' ''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-16
DOG KILLEp.-On Thursday afternoon

Doc KILLED.-On Thursday afternoon
last dog supposed TO be mad, was shot and killed
on Shockoe Hill. If the poor creature had the by.
drophobia it is not improbable that he had an op-
portuniy of inocuIating others Of his species with
|, before he came to his end; and it is therefore
necessary that the streets should be promptly clear
ed of the bowling, growing that iufest 1t night
and day. Let those who own valuable dogs see
that they do not 60 at large and to prevent acct
dents, it would be well to muZzle them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-16

PERSONAL DIFrrcsLrv Ioh -.
en- charged with asssultino sobn u 3. MI
spne.rsd rs9 Q. the l3sh instant In Broad IT..
bond sns the Mayor Yesterday .eS
the peace and be good b~hs.; 2. slao to keep
Twelve months Geotemen should never space Of
puu.'c ssre aor nsticuhas. and when thew A. ~
they must expect To encounter the law. 40 %,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-16

,os p.gssIsHED-David, the property of Mr..
nine charged with stealing l25 feet of white
rom nis one PANEL door, aud six window sastes
"a. master, on the morning of the IAN Inst
the easnn 'ed' and ordered thirty.nine lsshes r.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-16

HE PESTILESCE IN SAvAENAH.--M MOST
mournful is the picture which the Savannah
papers present. At the head of their first CO.
lumn is long list of the names of the dead,
of all ages, and all chimes, and all creeds,--
who have been swept down by the Great Lee
weller. Then come editorial paragraphs upon
the deaths of prominent citizens Then an
appeal for benevolent citizens to furnish ve-
hicles and drivers for those Clergymen and
Sisters of Charity who are daily visiting the
sick. and have plodded their weary and in
cessant rounds until they are overtasked with
their noble labors. Then q Card from FIVE
young men, I'VE give their names that they
may receive the honor they deserve Messrs
William Hone, Charles s. Arnold, Geo. l..
Cope, James T. Webb and P w. Alexander,
Who though they could have left the city,
preferred to remain, and have organized
themselves into an association to furnish mo-
ney and provide nurses for the destitute sick.
1t is among the uses of adversely that it de-
velopes in human nature noble and heroic
virtues, which, in the bright day of prosper.
ity, were undiscovered and unknown, but
which come out amid the darkness, to make
life's midnight beautiful with the light of
Heaven.
Surrounding nature seems to sympathize
with the SORROWS of Savannah. PROSTATE
trees and dscaying leaves, the result of the
late storm, cover the ground through the city
melancholy emblems of the fallen forms
and blighted hopes which the pestience has
loft in ira drsarv track
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-16

! CoRREorIoN.-1he rumor that Mr.. B.
Henry Holscher, who died on Second street last
entirely unfeunded. We are informed by one OF
the physcsns in attendance that the case presented
some surpicions OF the kind which were, how.
ever, completely removed BY post mortem ex-
animation ~ -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-16

RLACK DRESS SUIT.-My sssortmcnf
- Of Black Dress ard Froek Coaia Blaek 90.
mere Psnts Black silk, Satin and Cashmere vssfs
y no. complete. can ht nearly ell szsd men. and
can sell fall salt for mems wear. ct prcss rsrsina
ffom Va TO 80 AL well made, nicely ea, ard sxsi.
rsaied 70 a.. Call with the essk, ana t-,s ia
Of - WM, Ira SAi az - =
III MA.n a svf,
oeHs: e0Ass1 - IS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-16

SUDDEN DEArH.-Justice Nettles of Hen
rico county, assisted by Constable Childrey, held
an inquest yesterday afternoon, over the body Of a
white man, named John Smith, about seventy years
of age who died suddenly at the corner Of Marshall
and 10Th streets The Jury renderd as their YER
dict that he came to his death by disease.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-16

HUsTINGs COURT.--A1dermen Evans
Bray, Cowardin, Wingfeld and Binford, presiding.
The Court was occupied a greater portion OF the
day in the trial OF Richard Robb and John Mum,
indicted for resisting and assaulting watchinen
Reed and Perrin. Mr.. R. R. Howison for the Com
monwealth. and Judge Crump for the Defence
couuse the Jury retired short time and brought
In verdict of guilty, ining the parties s5 each,
which, with the costs added, amounted to 800 Is
on the payment of which they were discharged.
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+ A IR F IELD Els.
FALL MEETING

N AN FIRST DAY-TUES-
/ DAY, 9th Ocrr.-swsep-
stake for years old; edo
nr--- entrance; 8H0 Forfeit
wing eutries: W.
Or. Hare'sb. G., by Zinganee, dam BY Boston.
Priam. - ' W
Pnam. -
Calvin Green's br, +. BY Aindsrby, dam by Lsvia.
Jas Talley'scb. c. by Tally Ho dam BY Imp. Mar.
grave. f, ;tg I. -
SECOND DAy-WEDNESDAY, 18th Oct-ProprI.
e.ors purse 800; mile heats; free for all as.s.-
Entrance 80 .rs---s-.7' -
THIRD DAY-THURsDAY, 2sth Oct --Proprieto,,s
trance $I5. ~
purse $500; mile heats; free for ali sses
e5-dt24O JOHN BELCHER, Pros.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-16

Ssa1ous AsUfpens.-We regret b iesrnl
- - Nv. PrrIu CounfRsy In possins down
- 80 81 ~ Laneec1sTisn echhol laa Thurs6oy
snsssseA fsl I'd is!sEsa ~ n,mssH vssy sssicsis{
residence On Church Hht whore be b now con60ed
10 III room from the cuts and bruises he received
In d . fan Father Courtney h one Of our oldest
eiisens and H. more gerernHY beloved than any
b paissd 10 learn that he has INST With IN accident
OF such a serious nature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-16

Carr. GiBsoS's CAsE.--Thc Dutch Ecvsra
ment have refused to grant any INDEMNIFY iof
the wrongs done to Capt. Gibson. Inc sum
demanded was 100000. The Dutch are en-
tirely unable to vindicate the course pursued
by their colonial officers. They agreed, how.
ever. TO restore Gibson's papers and personal
articles. but, in doing so. sent by mistake .
package containing allthe original documents
connected with the case Of Capt. Gibson, in.
Guiding the famous reasonable letter upon
which the charge against him was founded,
the authorship of which Capt. Gibson has
constantly denied also reports mark ed secret
and confidential, which had been addressed
by different functionaries in the East Indies
to tine chief authorities at Batavia, and some
by the latter to the home government. This
was grand blunder. but upon demand be-
ing made upon MIR. Gibson, NOW at the Ha-
que, whittier he went with dispatches from
the American government,1 for the return of
the papers, he stated that they were no longer
in his possession, he having regarded their
receipt as an evidence of the kind desire OF
the Dutch Minister of Foreign Affairs to rem
der every means to secure that justice which
the trammels of official position prevented
him from promptly according; and conse-
quently he tGibson) had sent them home to
his government, as incontrovertible evidence
of the justice of his claim, and of the system
of espionage to which he had been subjected
in the East
L'Echo Universal, the Hague, August 22d,
which states these facts, says that Mr.. Bel
mont, the American Charge, has transmitted
to his government the refusal of the Dutch
government to make indemnity, asking for
farther Instructions, and insisting upon being
authorized to demand his passports if the
Dutch government should persist in its
refusal. 1t is also stated that Mr.. Van Hall,
the Dutch Minister for Foreign Affairs, has
made formal demand for the restitution of
the documents in Mr.. Gibson's possession
The affair has caused much sensation among
the diplomates. 1t is to be hoped nothing
serious will grow out of it.
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA Law DE-
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Admiralty md Maritime Law The rights obza
,ions of arhsrs Collisions Maritime Tof,
snsr Average, Salvage, ey and Military Ma,ins
Services in Building RepaiinF and ships.
sas & e q I s g s her sna saes. s s
tile relations, Treaties Peace Private Law
The original Appats JuTissieiion Il tie and creu
he oIgs 1sTsdieSn q The as Of
THOSE by Professor Randeli Hunt, viii
Law y rsaen 70 sesntie PsIson Mercantile
q Bills Escangs Preinissay Shipping q Ball
Charter Party ship Freight let
Salvage snd Of Sale euaraniss ens
T. The cmiaa Practise In Courts Of Criminal Ju4isdis-
81 The Law Of Evidence. s3 sSit3s37sy y NHssg5ts 81
Those BY Professor johnson will erbaee-- fs.f ! y
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Thoss BY Professor Roaellus will embracs-- m M II s ti
Civil Code eonpeeion with The nomsn Span
French Lw and Critical Anaya Of the Decisions cf The
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ony 10 have attended of acture
ppenble Counsel Law who shall Che
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must be addressed NO she Dean OF tho Facility
anil atawdA VITA &c ttJsEliLs Dean ~ the facuitS.
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4 a MERICAN CRYSTAJ PALACE = Fop
p y THE OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL TJfsSs
, 10 every Day and Evening, Except NJ
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ADsnTTANcE, win bs the n,;,s
so ssRa ADMISSIONS, !,
rs
ins u MI ssna hins
IL as
psIfssi aT5hR " Sl R 4 lss H.
valuable COLLECTS IN tbs Western Herninphare anu
hs s II .ssIs
Esiepe Aaay sh0iesE
NJ so6s s.
..,i sssssho s CEDAR TREE NV which 1 /.
internal "a I'D d Y III s ne
saND YEARS has bsen asrosisd Palace Ssiia
j.. Alsess y ihss cIy..a Palace
oss n
A. of aiUso ssths
The As.Sclstioa solp sealing oas
ss a sss MI K
sssesD sasiils assi
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pssisIss sssssssd ~ pssss
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rivE ahDAis soasHs One uha5saG G po5,s sas e
original tbs
and therein aicraasa aost
4neh distinction Hext afsr the -
Aass saa
III Etc sss|ssss a as.s ~
a. the asst q sans
sa d the nsntara Of sueh are~ sst
I'VE ss.,; ~ &
ANYCBARGE WHATEy ER TG ExliIBITcgS.s
Pcs The
utmost protecting articles exhibited, but the ss
accountability for damage sush articles
Ubrese tho the door,
Palace Wskeuss, raneet
packages Of iao q os 81 he
mvia n p. II. BaResukf presideat-
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ILYCRESCENI
THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT,

OFFICE NO. 30 8g. CHARLES STREET,
egniag thin ei,y early hor
every Sunday advance, payable 70
tho Once, OR lSceatsr week. payable TO the Csrriers
THE CIRCULATIDN fes
cths CnEcssT Daily and Weekly such oFer desirable
5t medium TO Advertiser. As5si. r. h Al 5 {ssffg ~
a FAMILY PAPER
largely early Of zsns and
artfs sod families be cst adveFsed In
It's eoups. No paper IN the city
famisas 52 i g5sa aI b ID =. - fst {4{ SSEt
the attention patronage Of ho public
soFApvKarIgIHes3 ~ n
Persqunrs Of Ten Lnea nsorion in slieases %
50
Second Page charged
discount will be with those who by
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All Advertisements will pubb mouth and
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three o'clock 4. n. Of Wednesday, the

pool at three o'clock A. N. Of Wednesday, the
I'd instant. :, 8z ~ ~ Al N sE sfs
The steamships Washington and Clyde, from
New York, arrived out on The 123d ultfnos the
former at Southampton and the latter at Glas-
gov. 9I95;ss tHas
The United States eteam frigate San Jaeinto
lett southampton en- the afternoon Of the 9th,
with Deal pilot on board, for the Baltic, hoping
to be in time to witness the bon,bardmerit Of
Revel sp hStaa4s 5sss 81
4. The clipper ship Red Jacket had arrived at
Melbourne, Australia, in II days passage from
Liverpool, which port she left on the 4th Of May
last. sfss -
Although there are, as yet. no tidings Of al
engagement between the Allies and Russian
forces in the Crimea, the news in its details 10
exceeding1y interesting, siss 2. ..
The public anxiety in England was at the
highest pitch when the Europa sailed, news oi
an engagement being looked for DIT any mo.
Tient. @ssA hs sR9 @ s.il Fsg ss'
The allies had sent q force into the Sea b
Azof, to intercept Russian transports. s.gl
Il = "
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Axra,o..ss tfs -oT to Ioa
.taS7f1l 50slssf
Q. s.. Skies, Bonds. is6s a.s' al.ai sgssa
Y saSixas Stock 1867 a 20 aaeie
PENNSYLVANIA hrer = Ii.
MassaS Shtsetts ss sar,i...s ssats. .ie 10
Maryland 5y starl;ns Ss pronds lea to los
alabama 5s steriine pss.. es. :. % to 81
Virginia 6es Bonds = = to ss
Virginia 6s Bonds sterIins z1s u e3
Boston Is, Bonds 80 s. !. ;. ~ to %
Pennsyiyania Gantri - = 90 to 10I
New York and Erie LIST Ys s3 a 70 "
sew York and Erie Sd &ortaare ;sn sui 20 igS
New 9ork and Erie Convertible y - ss 70
LiYERfooL FREIsHr MAaKsr--F Freiobta ~
,.es remained about the same With
saeo. - 90 quote fine goods u New York I5s sd
ons2 ~ No. Ana hardware rs 3D.. 10 Philaisnf,ia fns
So. oos ~ us coarse lbs To Baltimore line 2s aasrse
s. Io New Orleans fine. los coarse lis Passeng
sates essen 90 10 os e 70 other ports IN the United
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.nAalEicE.


y ~ ING ING Guipsror, WHo VIE app5int hiHa TO high
Jflce. s.s.s5 "a zes
s General Pempomere is dead He was sxty-
Eve ysava Of age sf s.
7 9se So - u ~ iSssst $eS
- a. s.sJ4 "a. ssSnraAAiA4sss rAAss fse5F assss an
Renewed disturbances are feared Az Madr;d.
Eut as vet ~ a.sa J,s a 1o.s :, Il ~ t,,
~ ~ .eis as ss.a. ~ opSst1 pSst SsssyteaA-
D1scsiona5 y more quiet. -
MIR. S01le ia IN Paris, en- hiS way To Baden
The Times c0rrearsud e,,t aaa;n ASSERTS that Tho
Snaniah ,,,fIar;sssg haid q M. sss,rs s1g F NJ
SouIs,a ec,r .f II =
-. rlNt Hhttt Ils 1SAiviis lhsuTEsSlkel-
afy attempt5. ae'
The Government has removed all French
refugees into the ;u+er;nv hapard tI,a. iFhra
NJ, - Iii !, !. 49, Il - s - 3 eyN s1 -
10y VII a.ye ~ altSH Y 20 fsse IN tEfhgons
CatalOnla, bne baeaue PROVINCES or Madrid.
1T is not true that OsDonneu qifS accent ths
Mfnistrv Of Foref gnt Bfraywa S. sE I'm
s CoroTa1sy ftordnya 1[as, s,,4scs,-. - zr-.st
III 80 VI z, asssH alt asAzstvo
HhA soon Retufn 20 Spaih.ta stl6 a8s
syss4s g 59s.s s55s4f5yl4 ,rrtIsY 94ss ss5issss4
-. 60. -. ~. t.s
y tspvNs ssy tnat snuslRaiiA HnA sNtAe1&t hos~
sell have crossed the Sardinian frontier to fight
a duel, arising ont of GaribaIdi's letter dis
Claiming the recent inetlyrecfi{u nj parsnA
Tfs Bapal GoVernnsnt @ sgas has ns n ,s, ss,,siuaea
assn Of four million crowns With the Koths-
chiids 9 ss,z 5ss 5i,y,s
The ahnIera ia aoyno;t f;ne, ryaaS "a .1vas,os al
aM4asf,.o An ~ - R z ss II ) Is Is s1ssl
say,5 tga ys -, Iaas aa' 80 80
~ -s- W .aSf 1ss fsi0af1, na.l Heu tne Guy.
F9iA2D. - - ~s9 Nssassss&
a decree p1Stp0Ecs until Dpcazeftey the re-
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NJEW JERSEY ZINC Plaintiffs sub
crbsrs have hand, will constantly supplied a
he manufctOry assortment Of zne Psa made y lhs S
accommodating Ground in oil pseksgsa Of 81 50 and lQo
lhs. snnr Nhts Brown ard Soas eSsrs, Ees sale r
myl 9. y. BoS9hr eo.s " Camp sEss@
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hsgl8R 45iai97 lsri it9 sf ,IHtTgS 40 +.
ssg2 4Y -8Aiige.l at i'gI' aasiIls5 isiaadssR
1atsseg a5g5at 1t6s ~ bAs Ali sAai sss aeidg
a "a ssas ssa9 eil NJ sssa 3si iva a u
snss " sassG Asssa 9sss dA y5tsRs.s s.f "a osat
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DD FEALQWS' REST. avaults in this
Ssmsisry can b obtained by applying PIERsoS
no. Commercial Alley; JAMES FURNEAUx
o. Of Camp sud
~ w. faplannde street, and r. 3D. COREY
ny street The price Of vGra edgea
he wife child $40 ali buriais he psies
be $50 nvaably For purchase 81
mAtonrespestnst the s Rest, ,'apply to
7. 9. PIERsON, Commercial ALLEY,
JAs.FvsasAuI, ,sssEstay. nya Iyos
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4 .ARD-50 bbls No. l, for sale by
-AA iyaslw H, L, STONE 4 COL Grayisra.,
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The New York papers also contain full tele-
graphic accounts Of the advioes by the Europa,
which left Liverpool on the aoth. Of September,
and arrived at Halifax on the morning of the
11th.
The Collins steamer Baltic. from New York
on the 10th Of September, arriyed at Liver
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Details OF Foreign News by the Union

The steamship Union left Havre on the 9th
Of September and Cowes on the 2sth, We have
already received by telegraph the most impor-
stant features of the news brought by this
steamer and by the Europa We find the fol-
lowing additional paragraphs: l59d ga5 ~ I
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threatens an immediate attack on Tifiis aSel1t
Daniel, has had two engagements, both suc-
oessfuI, against Gen Wrengles
~ A diyisionof Polish artillery had deserted I'd
the Turks, bringing stwoguns. sd s3z
ssuo Z PRussIAN NEGOTIATIONS. tssisl
9 The Austrian Circular note Of the 14th ult.
addressed TO all the States Of the Germanic
Confederation, except the. two Mecklenbures
has been met by a Russian Note, dated lie
2lst, calling upon AuBtria to define categori-
cally what It means by German interests, q
a prussian Note has also been presented to
the Diet, promising moral support to the
four guarantees required from Russia, but
urges postponementiof all discussion on the
subject. trd 80 z.t al An IAN Ssig
GREEK AFFAIRS.
According to the terms of note exchanged
between France, England and Bavaria, the
.Basarian Government has sent M N8auyier as
al Special Envoy to reason King otho into ohedi-
ence. 9=,rtfs.s IN Sa IL et.sqd sni no hsEi
The Sultan has extended. for enc, month, the
period allowed for settling the difficulties with
the Porte. 81 70 ssSea At sss " ssssil.ss
"a A COMMITTEES Of merchants has been appointed
ct Constantineples : taA Arsgulatei the ratesGof
foreign exchange and paper money.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Capt. Mcclure and the crew of his Polar Ex
pedition had arrived at Cork.
The Marquis of 0rmond, and Mrs Warner the
actress, are dead.
Alderman Moon has been elected Lord Mayor
Of London.
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Fire, River and Marine Insurance.
PROVINCIAL IN SU RANCE COMPANY
s.5 OF TORONTO, 9. W. 7lft5o6 ail
GOO 900
Enwp. g. oRnEs ssers,azg. sil AaM CLARK, Pretidsns
BRANCH oFFICR. No. .ss Camp ST. New Orleans. e p
the undersgnsd prepared toissne P0IIeIRsagA
the pera the SEAS any 81
by FIRE nt the current Of premium, sHa a s!9A
g. e BENJAMIN FLoRANcE, Agent - -
nv ~ lFEsi s3s5s HARMON DoAfE, Assistant Agent.
United States Life Insurance Annuity and
-. n,n TRUST COMPANY OF Pffu.ADELPfifA. ~ sssst
f.s Il d. =, CRAWFORD President. 81 szE5yf
q. g. INLAY, Secretary. "a 596-f So .sf7s-
HKANGH OFFICE FOR THE SOUTH AND WEST,
# .,5ss - Va 49, BENJAMIN FL0RANCE, Agest.t
Kiskso the wFITE PERSONS and
~ TERMS l5ssl W. nassISF
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-04-15
bill ut Washington.

The vote in the House referring the Senate
bill to Committee of the Whole is coolly set
down by additions as a certain defeat of the
bill A letter received by the editor OF this
paper from Washington this morning sets
forth this matter in its true light. The mo-
ton to refer, the writer states, was opposed
by n majority of those known to be in favor
of the bill, but was voted for by twenty
eight Of them. The vote stood, for the rel.
crcncc, 10; against reference %. Had the
vote been on the passage Of the bill, % of
that 10, would have voted for it. Add 2s
then to %, and you have 1913 friends of the
bill, against s2 opposed to it. This would
have been the vote if the question had been
on the passage Of the bill But our friend at
Washington states further that there were 20
members absent when the vote was taken,
IL southern and II northern members.-Of
this 80 absentecs, 1S are known to be in IA
vor of the bill and II against it. Had the
House been full then, and the question been
on the passage Of the bill, instead of on a
reference to committee Of the whole to be
discussed, the bill wonil lave psseesa1 hv a
vote Of III to 93. Such, our friend at
Washington assures MS will be within five
votes of the actual vote on the final passage
of the bill in the Housc.-Quincy Herald
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-04-15
The Greek llurc!i.

An article in Blackwood for March, clearly
established that the protoXt Of the Car to
protect the lO,OOO,0oO of Russian or Greek
Christians, in the principalitics of Walachia
and Moldayia, is a besyl,ss fabrication on his
part for the Greek Christians in these Prn-
cipalitics and throughout all Turkey, adhere
most .trcnuously TO the supremacy Of the
patriarch Of Constantinoplc, and abjurc the
supremacy Of the Car as the head of their
Church.
There is bitter rancor between the Church
in Turkey and the Holy Synod Of St Peters
burg, whose head is nicholas, a. the c is be
tween the Romish and Lutheran Church in
Germany In fact, the Greek Christians in
Turkey have no wish for this preferred in
tcricrcnce of Russia, and ali the Cars pre-
tensions Of sympathy are but cover for
his real designs on Turkey lie has pot-
ical projects that takes Il deeper hold than on
any religious aiiniti,s b,twecn the Greek
Church Of Russia with that Of Turkey.