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mAKITIMR INTELLIGRHs.,
Port Of New York. January Is, 1854.

CLEARED.
h9 i H.h ss,m R',sss h,Rs. ns.:h.
Bsri vrarois Palmer, sawyer. Apaiassisoia mss or
Brig Empire, Newman. Bridgeport. Waisnsn, Dinon 1
sssr s,,,S Ju. Ds.n: J.s.1is BsSs Co.
star fn: s1sss Psatin:s r D.iss
NV i Rs1 D S.s:n
sehr Navy hsrsbfs, Turner Philadelphia, " IK".
sloop Admiral Virgins. Ns- Haven, II Ravens.
ARRIVED.
.n Hs.sss sas 9'f:: 'ts n' Il A ss
s ss:; q: r J. &:
md ~ IRON work
yaos experienced heavy weather the part
1s s94 ss. No. s:s 49, a.
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81 sn B. L.: sn ..:s Ct e. ,s s HI
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sss done III sy -
s .s :.: s; s.ss; h.si Took
ship Dsu,:cAl.n HAM Hack Ham burg g days. wish
sfs s'Tf: ".
s.s6.,s .iss. .hip hssses., ..siins
sion y i:s,y sl:: i.:2 ssx Z WY VIZ s.n:ssss.
shipped heavy which stove buiwarka took OF
from the fore ain rigging and flooded tn. decks Aad cabin
With water the ship sboras heavily and mahn& wafer
ship Es.h.r Barney Barney Nss Orleans ls days. with
Bari Worthy Of Devon OBJ Wilkinson. Newport T. ~
Dssss during gale from ssws YES ..rsol ~ lsa.nint
f.ri Pellet rr Brseh' BSrdssa1, IS days with brandy,
Bsrs $, Js:sph aivsrioi, Rio ar.aas. Doc 5. with
h,ds,. a. 70 cornins Dee Is lat IS 8, Ion IS
ss ss.msr Day. ssns. for Gosa hp.
Liverpool ont y sss. Tor River Il piss.s '''.p'
B,is Nor. OF Ey.po,t, Bs,s.. Passport days. with
sesr .ss 70, New Haven.
ssSr The. Ireland Col. Baltimore i.ys
sehr Turi Thorntcp Lubeo, lsAys.
sehr Mary Gaze, Harrington Eastport, 10 days.
sssr ssris,ss s~i;h, smith New !. Haven, day.
sohr yrsrhlir Pierce ishter,. Look, ftoa the ship
chsuneey Jerome Jr ashore On Abseoon Beach
BELOW
SHIP I.ase Webb phD, Furber from Liverpool
Aso, three ship ana swo bArks uAlnswn.
s.eap,hip olassov, for Glasgow.
wind ~ sunset NE
Memoranda
Al Hamburg the e,h ult the navigation, both by
and calls. wa elo.ed by ice
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By Extracts Of letters wood walter Eso s.srs..rv
Of the Board Of Under writer's

pS Estr.ots Of letters Atwood walter, Ksq Secretary
Of the Board Of Under writer's
sT THOMAS Dec 81, 1868
The brig Cynthia Gale Of for Baltimore from Sto Ia
NERO in aky ard head OF fremAss strung the bow
spirit ,ls injured tu. Capt Gale snnss sprung Ths
hris IL loaded with coffee and ortered
Tho pun suoh bad that Captain fsrsd 81
time ttat he would be sd abandon the BRIG
boats
Ths sehr Psnpero ftcm NYork for Narcotics, PUT In
lesky 2oh mat and nearly BY ths
veysr.
BruroRr, NC, Jan "a. 1884.
The sohr Samuel Hadisek (of Newb arvpcYS Fissshee,
With unb'r from Charleston &C. for yvrk Ashe lh,
about sr miles west q this inlsN C.fso win probably be
landed. but the vessel will be . total iosa
nssons Ada Frsneta toi ssdyvieh nsl wsoe master.
twelve miles west Of sh alsA Tns sshr Light and hes
sustainsA 10 damage.
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syTrIEMHrT or THE wKgkLy MEsrfScs or THE BOARD.
Of the Seventh vsd IN 1T the regular
meetings Monday Wednesday and Friday
OF each ~eek during the month.
The ALDERMAN OF the Fifteenth ward moved amend BY
days OF regular meeting every Monday and
Thursday during Abe month.
Aidsrman Morr have bat meetings the
wesh Of opaioA that the business would be all
BY committee, and 10 WOULD aks mttsss
all the tine lnssrvsasg between hs I'VE nsstAga n Ms
week 70 attend 10 thsk iutea
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Personal Intelligence,

The rational tag was hoistcd yesterday ct the Aston
house in 90 nmsmorA ion Of the birthday OF the late
Hon Daniel Webster.
Hon q 5 Foot California; Col Porter, U. s. A.; Col
aons.rat ksn,uciy; Rev. stinsoo c,stle.on; Capt
Boyd, U. A ". Kelly, Ellerstsr; @ Harth, Provi-
dsncs Perry, Connecticut, were among the arrivals
Capt /. q Pslne, s,onington; II. James, Philadsl-
phiA Couch, Z o. Chicago; r. Guro ey, Newark; J..
@. Burnsp, SArAtosA sprinss Earidss, 5inyhAmptoa
among the arrivals 1t the Prescott House yes
Col 7. Nevberry, Taunton Smith Phlladelp his;
and B B, njamin Albany, we're amopy the arrivals
yesterday ., he Cooper House, Broadway
The Toronto Globe OF the Is inst that Sir Allan
McNAbb IL seriously Ill, 1t his resi- ence in milton
Judah rouro l. dying ia tue brief cement Of
the telegraph What world Of signi6sAnc Is comprs
bepdsd In these few words The Bosom Pos. says -
Tbis Ia the well known New Orleans capitalist. He did
6De bL thoughts, however, to that city Amoag
his patriotic eeds that VIII be bersc his
most timely aid to the Bunker HUI MnumsnS shis
work hAo for fourteen years uggsd until In 1889 IL
announced TO the directors that two gentlemen
ready to contribute $40 900 each tow srds Its pleou
They the late Amos La and Judah Touro Mr.
rouIo passed his early days Massac ,usets and this
muphcsnt dopa Ion evncsd bis love for the old Common
wealth"
We leaf from TIE Yarmouth Register that Hon Zsuo
Scudder will rot be able TO take h grss be
fore this latter part Of March He IL still confined TO mis-
bed from the ssssts Of bis accident though lis general
health In GOOD
Mr. D Boulton has been elected Mayor of the torn
James Cumminss Req "a, on the 18th int elected
Mayor Of the city Of Hamilton CanadA BY the Co
Gil
DRPARTUREs.
For GLASGOW, In the steamship G sscw-J wares No.
Crossau Nj and Mr. Harley John ke6Arys John Mcsan
and nsphs~ Mr. Byrrs aud lady Mr. Edmissn Sarah
Rev Francis Church, Geo Rsis,n wn II Scott, Jr. 7
Lautnssein, joseph WAlssn, aAt family; Wm Smith, r
O'Brisn, r Kesrhey, VIM Haddow, Andrew NicoIL Im
Csssweli. Jas II Hobbs Robert No ntyre VIM Roh
JohnoAtater, Ambrosia Nossgo David CAidor James M
eut Jas Needy, Robt pushss Ages tiller Mrs Miller,
Miss Rar, VIM belly, Barrow, Alen Gsmmi aud lady;
Eli william, hsA William, Geo Ellis Fanny silis Mary
lh,mS Wilson, wnii,m Wood. James Brown, wiliiAm
Pue Cane Don Shea william Miller, Alexander Heary,
Ihomss Lundy, JAmsa Low, Alexander Gourlsy W No.
,ion John Scott Robert Law, John Cummns v MeNsir,
william Innee, John Lyle. Gum " g haitian, ID Pat
tsrson, MT Clement Richard wood iona Patterson,
ard Hugh Parry John Deeny Peter TSmlin John HsPar
lev a bycrs, A MoCabs, Peter ColemAn Niehoissa.
els rel James Masher, Joseph Lee era Tford John
HcTarispe, n Cole, yo'eph Dessiasor, A MoIttyrs,
Thomts DrAcut, @ W walsh, Cal3srwood. r McKans,
esors. wilson James GIBSON jar Allen Wood Thos
Morasu William NsvAn. Total ia.
ARRIVALS.
At BAtimore In ship Arso from Callao-xrs Mocormack
and 20 children late Of bark Gresnpoint LOST
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Domsst,e yr,sr.,,.pv.

Agand celeoiai1n took paes At Bra nr,orj In Canada
in con memoranon OF the op~nus q the rail ray from
that place TO Bensc, on the l5th OF January
The whole number Of msrr,ss-. in the tovp M Nan.
ticket, Mass, for the yeal 1858 VAS T2-ths vhols
number for 1872 ~ Toe whole number OF
births returned isto the Clerk. once for tbs wear
1858 was 121-o4 males and 81 females TIE vhole
number OF deaths returned into the Clerks once for the
year 1858 was las
The prsrIn lry survey for the ,hip canal route was
commenced the 10 iost The route a ooutsm pIated
win commence the Niagara river, at the foot Of
Island std continue TO thu Eighteen Nile Creek
near Lockpcrt
resolution has passed ths Senate Of Massachusetts,
eppcinng Joipt committee to Inquire Into the expsdi.
sosy OF erecting some lasting memorial OF the public
prsetauoa Of the services OF Daniel Wsbstsr.
esy. Bocae, Of Florida has issusd orders 70 Brig Gen.
johnson, OF that stats TO organize his brigade 81 oas
Ia pursuancs Of IN ae OF the last Lsgaturs providing
or The nna removal Of ths Indissa b. eese, peeenA
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Americans Abroad.

Correspondence OF the Newark Advertiser
ATKINS, Dec. Is 1853
Among the few American and English families resident
here, who have contributes IN soiours
able is that Of the Rev Mr. HUI OF the Protestant, E2s
oopal Church In interesting little cirsle II his house
last evening, POEM By f. X, Of Ns~ jersey wri ten
receiving some years ago cole ,u OF flowers fro
this place BY the bands o. fair party from your city,
produced from choice antique vase, and read uth
Rne effect II seemed like the strain OF old Tyre OF
Greece csnentd nom its omb OF 1000 years. and swept
again BY the very genius Of po-sy aud offered dtnns
hbation to our American SAppho Mr.. and Ms Hill, who
have bored many years 70 INTRODUCES Christian edu
cation here yon will earn With psasurs have eoacAtsd
the confidence md inspect of the royal family vhioh has
given them subdry tokens ~ It, We hope for good results
Professor FELTON, OF Harvard Unvsrity, has been here
some weeks exploring the astq uss OF the country and
acquiring kno~ edge Of the modsrn Grses But gene
rally, American Writer'S Urge only fsu days, like
heesrs PRIME, Hshtr and II ~ and many satisfy thsm.
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Corrr or APpRArs Jan. lo-Nos 81 and 81, pNassd
NO OF reserved un 18th. Default taken In No 10. No
IS submitted
JAN. lI-No. 24o on arSumsaA The People, dsfsad-
eats In error, sgasst Hsndrcksea PLAINTIFF In srroA
J. X. Porss ccusss for plaintiff n error; b. HArrh
ct on O'clock Pm
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The doctors Of Washinston county, Georgia, have
sruoh fcs higher fees They publiahsd Zee bill from
which up SsATs that hereafter they will charge for
meags II the DAY. seventy Ave esot and 1t night d So
Durife nesmsnf Weather In ths day thsy VIII charge
81 50 end 81 night -.
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Before Hon. Judge Campbell
JAN Is In the case OF James against Wood action
for tbs value OF horse, the jury rendered . verdict
agatnst the defendant for $40
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PHILADELPHIA. Jan lS-Ar chip william, Deaus,
New orleass bark Clio tBr. Newcastle with loss q
spa bulwarks damaged Ao); brigs (Brsm) Bremen
tepco, gale Dec ~ and loss bowsprs ke sylvnA
Berry Rio JAnere; eaware, CLARK, New York
CID steamships State OF Georsia Gsrvis, SavanuAh;
Beach sssdcrs ew Yorh; sokrs Jsoes west,ct Nsv
orleAi ;; Benz Eaxlish, Lyons, New HAven
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MoaE OF rus DUEL AT PIoKEssv1LLs, Mss.

MORE OF THE DUEL AT PICKENsvILLg, Mss
The Coun bus Aysus say weapons used dusng
pistols and the distsnoe 49, paoes Dr. Irby who
killed, most sstimabe gentleman, member elsot
Of the present legislature and the difficulty grew out Of
Misunderstanding in the late CANVASS between him,
self and his antagonist, who was candidate for the
psms station Both gentlemen democrats and mem
bsrs OF tire church. Wa told that the affair would
have taken place lrg since had II not been for the
treme III health Of DR.. Irby who conveyed to the
ground Of combat In carriage and scarcely able to
stand up without support At the time Of the fatal
renee the like ~ which hope again to be under
the necessity Of chroniclipg
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The Baptist Church 1t Ithaca, New York DESTROYED
by fire 18th ult There Of s. 900
the bdildipg
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Photographic Marine Reports.
BOSTON, Jan is-Au bArks John BunyAn Antwerp;
Cecilia Glasgsv schr Velocity, Baltimoes
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Hamburg the 29,h ut the both by
An d calls. wa clos ed by ice.
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koktotk-Arr Jan L. bark Gold Hunter, Nick srssa,
s9 vary sa Is, md ~
In pton Roads bark B.r,hs sm.r., from c.rdia
ssuno.rs Carson NY RI D'n'f o''"'' ''''' D'.'
In Hampton Koass ship Am. lie sr,wn. frsu C.l,..t
sahs Lsn1 DILLINGHAM; do; Sir Harry snsh (sr). frss
kEwPosT-Arr Jan Is sohr John Elliott wood, nosls
h ss".: Be%.,: s 70: s sss
Dodge 40 for Nssburypors Turk Horton Lube for NYek
I. ;ss; Boston - fsi'.s.ss siss.,s s.. ss
Psn. s"s ana hssS Gsps DO 10 Tor d Ta ns:
.ssrs Umpire sprins Cook ...s.a Asn L.ys.asr; Jobs
vi sSs. NJ
.ehrs = palss ana chses 3 ,ism re- NAH Paii.ssi
pha; and all others bound wess In port-barks Usissl
Ion D2spsii.i S cs:: Sss1e .:.A
Srsos for S's Smith sSd
i;sa @ .:; r s,S sHs.a =
EAsTUcKET-Ar Jan Is. sehr sa,sh y.s. ris.sssaaA
., raIAPiI s i.s. 1:' q n. s:::: E:
H9Ssss,n .ss.as soar Juai.ss. wiiIsft porssd
srp9 50 s.Il I... T.. sus Bristol
s sS. ' :s 6 nj ss'i si.
fss.r Tas Mon Sha. Rhodes 40 via SsS
r. e. .s. X: :s... oSs. 81
s :s .sr loS r s s .s'sy
srir Ceorps FRI, Dug Sem gal Af "a 81 Mira al
Havana; sehr Electric Light raoms ossaens; SID shV
publio schrs = Buxton, Excel, Eleosrs Liz hn
s.s and ssss.S Ann Lavender sosse is.S. .nSs:
Sprins, Cook, do.
PORTLAND-Arr Jan IS sohrs MARI, smith, Yredsricks-
burg Harriet Fuller Bbber Bst ore l6sh sohrs Jusns
Peters ReonAAa for Nosslk Mary LsnEdoA Judson Rock
Re shant for York Hsr,a bullock, Rockiana Tor
RcsktArd fsr NYork.
PoRIsn0UTH-Ar Jan Is, sehr L Dyer BAitimsrs.
NCH0ED-Ar yAn II, K Pm, steamship Jam sstovo.
cavs1ay, NYcrk A. CITY Point. ship Hy Nssmith BuV.
non nysfpcol SID sehr 0iassblsvsf, Dandy, = Yeek.
eALnM-An Jan 16x sehr Asiands, Kills, NYork.
~sAvAENAa5ola yan u. ship nj Whitney, RlaslaaA
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-28
THE EMPIRE COUNTY ARGUS.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
PUBLIC ACTS o. BOD CONGRESS
OF THE
UNITED STATES,

Passed at the first session. which begun and held
the City of Washington in the District of Columbia,
Monday, the 18th day of December, 1862 and ended on
Monday, the 7th day of August 1854.
FRANKLIN PIERCE, President; DAVID R. ATcHIsoN Pres
dcnt of the Senate pro tempoe LINN BOYD Speaker of
the House of Representatives.
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-28

ninth OF July eighteen hundred and twenty ynne four hun
dred and forty dollars;
For permanent provision for The purchase fifty barrels
OF salt stipulated in the second article of the treaty of tho
twenyninth OF July, eighteen hundred and twenty ynine,
two hundred and fifty dollars;
For education during the pleasure of Congress, spuu
tea IN The fourth article Of the treaty of the wcny
of October eighteen hundred and hry-two twothousand
dollars
For interest on six hundred and orty-three thousand
dollars at five per centum, stipulated in the seventh art
ce OF the treaty OF the fifth of june eighteen hundred and
iortysx, thrtywo thousand hundred and fifty dol
lars
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

ST CHARLES HOTEL.-A Wood, Va; H
Pampin, Nelson; Willis, Drewry, Chester.
w Morns. T Barksdae. s Foster, w Smith, Abe
marie; J Fl Tsllsfsrro Hanover; Jesse L Fry, Char
IottesviIle;, Maj Burton, Nj Buckner Green co; R
Clark. Miss Banks, Miss Brock w Walker Msd.
son; Goodman and lady, Richmond; W Lips
Wnsbf afes Hat3e ssRs s1te ena0 Ausnsts Wal
lace, Va CIR r. B Shaw, Albemare.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL Cohbs. F. w Eve
rett. Buckhm; J Osborn, Monroe; VIM g Martin
Lane, Jonesville; Nicholas, Graves, W Crutch-
field, Goochlsn6; w Elicit, Mrs Brown, Lunbg;
Dr. Wake, Cheatham, Chesterfield F Mosely,
Nottowsy; DR. Dorsett, Chesterfield; Horton, N Y;
J Sims, Louise; Richardson, Charlotte; Prof
Johns, Va; Scott and svt. Powhatan; DR. Archer
Ark; Lee. Leesville; J w Msckssey, Boy6ton;
H c Gordon, Washington; NJ Evans, Lynchbg; j
Miller, Pr Edw.
EXCHANGE HOTEL-Mr and Mrs Wickham,
Miss Wckhsm, Wilson, FL College; Rev t H
Brown, Stsffoso; Jno Barbour, CuIpepeT; W Car
pentel, Hanover; malaw, Warm Springs. Miss r
f ?, Rehmond Misses :, Parry, Buekio sham
q Duke, City Flint; WIZ Douglass, New Kent;
w Jerdons and lady, Chas City; Miss Coleman, Lou
ID Wickhsm Henrico; w Psnnell, Petbs; G L Nj.
choson, Mddlesex; A Dudley, X & Q; Jno Fl Cooke,
Eluysnna; E Harrison, Cunl'd; Higsinbotham, N
P-tbg; B Wexford Fred b'rg; b Tomin, King
VIM; w Boulwars, & q; c Frankenheimer. N Y;
Dougss, " asnipgton; NJ n ii Garnett, Essex;
Mr. and Mrs Burrill, N y; VIM, Wytheville;
Goodson, Petbg.
AMERICAN HOTEL DIR w Crump, Powhatap;
G Hodges. Wright, 6 w Mosher, Boston; ]
mAllister U N; B Hams, w C Ague, Bucking-
ham; SsterIord, T Gatewood, Norfolk; C Merl,
Mr. and Mrs Brohheler and chldn, Y; H Eaight,
Va; c A Ashtin, Mobile; Gridley, Henry Or Wash.
ineton, Floyd; Newcold, Harrisburg; Smith, S
II Lester, Danvile Fl Bacon, Char otte; Col Brew
er and lady, Rev Sonthal and lady, Chesterfield;
Wiley, Amelia; j w Cory and lady J Tobens,
Boston; N Fl A Newell Cook, C Ballard, City Pit;
Miss 2 c Organ, Miss M Organ, Richmond; DR. Dy-
OFT Philadelphia d j Walton, Portsmouth; War
wick, w Lewellen, GAINESVILLE.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT or RICHMOND, Nov. %.

ARRIVED,
Schr Hard Scrabble, Gregory, Rockland, lime, L.
Libby.
schr Helen, Long Boston, mdse, D. Curris.
SAILED,
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, New York, mdz and
passengers.
Steamer Belvidere, Prtchard, Baltimore, mdz
Schr John Warren, Lazier, md.e., New York; w.
d. Coquitt & Co.
Schr J, Prentss, light.
BosToN, Nov. 25.-Arrived schr Virginia. Price,
and AIisdne, Baker. from Richmond. Cleared schr.
Courier. Gray, for Richmond.
ALBANY, Nov, IS Arrived schr. Thomas w. Oh
colt, Damon. from Richmond.
NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-Arriyed schr Margaret Wog-
lam, from Petersburg.
FOREIGN.
Bark Kosmos, Wenke, from Richmond, arrived at
Breme 9Th inst
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
wronrspAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 90, 1884

Tpr NORTHERN BEAR.--The London
Times complains that the Russians have al
mos, al equal force inside Sebastopol with
the allied army outside. 1t says that the be-
s,erers ought to stand in the proportion OF at
,east three to one of the besieged. The En-
neror of Russia is certainly one of the most
accommodating and disoblging adverse
rios that a civilized nation ever had to deal
with. II was his duty as courteous genie
man. to have sent a message, before the al
led army set sail for the Crimea, inquiring OF
NE allied commander. in chief what number
of Russians in Sebastopol would bestsuit his
purposes touching that stronghold, and to
have confined himself strictly 20 the number
indicated. If he had been disposed to add
TO this fair play touch of chivalry, he would
have dismantleda portion of the Notifications
of Sebastopol, and opened several of the
gates so as to place his visitor upon some
thing like an equal footing, and enable him
to make himself quite at home. Instead OF
this, he packs Sebastopol full of armed men,
and sinks his ships in the harbor, so as to
prevent the allied fleets from approaching
mar enough to exchange civilities with his
forts, thus altogether defeating their intention
t. pop in unceremoniously on the north side
of his habitation. 1t is notsurprislng to learn
that the British were much incensed' at
the sinking of the ships They had of course
every reason to expect that the Gear would
exert himself to facilitate their progress, and
send out feet of steamers to tow in their
sailing vessels and enable themto assume an
eligible position for the demolition OF his
walls. 1t is not to be wondered at that Great
Britain and France stand aghast at his boor
,sh incivility. But what better can be eNpec
ted Of Northern barbarian!
The truth is, that from the first to the last
moment of this war, the conduct of the Rus
SLAMS has been continued violation OF good
feeling and good manners. Instead of receiv-
ing hard blows and hard knocks, in patient
and even thankful spirit, they have struck
back in the most spiteful manner. Instead OF
greeting their illustrious guests with becom-
ing cordially, they havewelcomed them with
bloody hands to hospitable grave" We
should not be surprised if the allies, dishear-
tened and worn out by this incessant and TN
pardonable rudeness, should depart in dis
gust from the soil whose inhabitants have no
conception of character and duties of
gentlemen
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Husr,ses Counr.-on Monday last. a

HusrNGs CoURT.-On Monday last. .
called Court Of Hastings WAS held tor the exsmi.
nation OF John Lamb, charged with burglariously
entering the shoe store of C. W. Cabbott, on Broad
street After hearing the evidence, the court found
the prisoner not guilty, and ordered bis discharge.
Yesterday morning another called Court was
held for the examination of Moses Garrison,
charged with feloniously stabbing Joseph B. Ramey,
at the house of Elizabeth Conners. in Rocketts.-
The evidence was substantially the same as that
Mayor. At the conclusion of the testimony the
court decided TO send him for final trial at the
next term of the Circuit Court, and remanded him
to prison to answer.
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FLASH IN THE PAN-Bernard Kipksr. a
youngster, appeared before the Mayor, yesterday,
to answer the charge OF stealing a pair of boots
from Edward Enroughty on the Esd inst. Mr..
f. boarded in the same house where the prisoner
boots had been taken by accident, and had been re-
turned to him, he not disposed to see the prose
cution continued Knker declared that he went
up to The room at night to get his boots, and acct
dentay got Mr.. Enroughty's, leaving his own in
their stead The Mayor cautioned him against the
repetition Of such accidents, and then ordered his
discherue
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Nnw sPUCIAL NOTICES.

A CARp.-Miss E. KEoeH, rendering to
tho citizens of Richmond her grateful thanks for The
many acts Of courtesy and knd eneoarasem snt With
which they have received her professions, enorts,
thus rendering her first visit their beautiful city an
era of pleasure, respectfully announces th't ner
5ENEFIT will take place on FRIDAY eyenine pe-
cember list. on which occasion she will offer for
heir appreciation bill of rare and varied
comprising the beautiful plsy Of "Gry M snn er1ne
with all its original music and the amusing buretss
of 'The Kings Gardener" Box sheet now open.
Nh 2g-2r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-29

BLACKWooD's MAGAZINE.-We are indebt
ed to Mr. Woodhouse, the Richmond agent
for the November number of Blackwood's
Edinburgh Magazine. The following are its
contents: Turkey and its Population; Civil
cation; The Census; The Secret Agents; Co.
lor in Nature and Art; Latin INVESTIGATIONS.
The influence OF Gold upon the Commercial
and Social Condition of the World; Peace
and War; The War and the Ministry.