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rudated spansh coupons could prevail upon Eus,ud aud
guarantee Cuba to its present rEhtui profes-
would be their beat chance Of early idjustm
vmS which othersss, isar must vet for copside
rsbie time stand over.
loayonne (Sept. 6,) correspondence OF London Times
ioa viii be surprised to learn that had the mo vement
OF the 2sth OF August succeeded among other projects
tne INSURGENTS IL intended TO set Gre the house
Tue English Ambassador being the supposed promoter
IRON motives OF humanity Of the Queen Mother dcpar-
tute IL Is positively stated In letter before me
ina, such an act was contemplated by Of the more
reckless OF the party. There is now, assured no
uouot that tho movement put down republican in
It's tendency and aim; and the letter adds that il
W" largely Influenced by the counsel aud money Of
tue American Minister. II proposed aud carried 10
secret sitting Of the club ofthe Union, few hours be-
fore 1t was dissolved by the militia. that the dethronc-
ment OF the Queen Isabella should be procaimed and
was IN contemplation to have substituted tho MARQUIS Of
Aoada as President Ct the future Republic, When the
deposition OF her Majesty should have been effected
Inc departure OF Queen Christiaua considered as
Evoraoie opportunity ard pe,cI Tho rising would at
hrst DO directed against the government the ground
breach OF its engagement with the people aud then
0! one Of those sk s main the of which
H. Ledru Rolin eIpouuded in lsio before the II gh
court oil Bonges, aud winch the Spanish
seem TO have made such progress uuder tho tuition Of
tneir foreign procssor was to be directed the ovc.
tbrew OF Royalty 10 Spain. Nc. Sous is said have
e Madrid much disappointed, aud the general opinion
be will not RETURN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-02
Sthfe Fair

Many Of the newspapers still in error as to the
day on which our State Fair commences. II being
OF the highest importance that the public at dis
tance particularly should labor under no misconcep-
ton in regard to this matter we again repeat that
Tuesday, the Slst Of October, is the day which il
begins-and will continue for four days
TIE anplest preparations are being for it. and from
what we learn from all parts Of the State our belief
Is that it will be one Of the mos, attractive and in
terssting exhibitions held in the South. There
will be too we predict, such a crowd of people here
as Richmond has seen before,-an imm.n Sc
and overwhelming gathering of the "bone and snew
OF the Sts,e-of the "solid men" of the Old Domin-
lon. So if every body to see every body else
the Fair is the place to come to,-and if strange
wish to see an assemblage of truo yirginians thew
mus. attend also,-for political conventions, and the
like, is not the place to find them In short we are
going to have glorious Exhibition and every citizen
in the State ought to be present If he can. Would
not it be we'll for all the Railroads to reduce their
fair to half price that occasonY We throw ont
the suggestion and express the hope that it NAV be
acted upon, believing that the Roads themselves will
be the gamers by it, as we'll as the public.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-02

FSoN THE WEU lSDiEs.-Odr files from Jam,ica are To
che goth Instant and coan eight days later novs The
intelligence s Of lIs!lo interest to American readers.
Election sIciemOn.s 10 the parishes were eIaperaed by
executive taeiiq~ and an official subservioncy which well
calculated to damp the popular hopes Tor auy good from
the long looked for reform Of tho constitution Autumn
was inaugurAtOd With heavy fall Of rain which became
10 the end rather uncomfortable. Wang Chang the
Chinese mandarin, who bad gone to PAnams to arrange
for tho rosbpment Of number OF Coolies then unde
contract engagements with the PAnsma Railroad Comm,
~, had returned to Kingston and gave deplorabe re-
port OF the stuston Of his oountymen on the sthmus-
H. b, N. ship-oi.WM Resistance had arrived.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-02

lMPRorENEsT-Odd Fellows Hall has been recently
much improved. It has been newly pspered, and the
oor decked with tarpaun. The paper Is Of the richest
hue aud tends much TO enven the appearance of the
Hall The stage 10 also much improved. Its 60 cnic
beauty is materially enhanced by choice combination Of
likenssscs, tasefuly diversified It surpssses any Hall
In this city, In point OF convenience and economy of
rsngemen lacking capacity however, for many purposes
III sufficiently large for most public entertsnT ents
ANY troupe oil performers who command audience
equal TO its capacity may we'll congratulate themselves
upon their success In Richmond II seldom happens
and such would be pleased With sssemblage of six
compact establishment to much advantage than auy
other place We know.
But there evil which even its convenience as re-
regards location compactness within, and the general
desire to attend entertainments because of these adyan
tages cannot override. BY the criminal neglect indif-
ference OF the Council be il said the portion OF Mayo
street, which leads TO it, short as IL iss left In rug
gtd chaotic shspeless, and h may be said shamcful
dtion, aud that while the city authorities besowg
particular attention TO, aud making lavish outlays
upon remote through which no one pa sses to
Church, Hall or Synagogue Short ns the distance is
from Franklin street to the door OF the Hail. about forty
feet should suppoea strong reluctance Is felt BY all
the carriage drivers OF the city pass over IT, The
street at this point and far Mr. John Thompson
residence, presents the appearance Of rock pi e. but
somewhat level by Of the miserable attempt
at approximation TO the form OF street The rocks
are promscuOusy huddlod together, without any order
so that 1t is almost impossible for horse carriage pass
there with safety. When IL will be remedied, God only
knows. We certainly do not Ithas been this condition
for years. We brought attention 10 II occasions
about twelve months ago, but without any effect 90 ii
will be at all times.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-02

MANUFACTURES Is MAssCHuSErTs.-Tne amount Of cot.
ton, WOODEN aud worsted goods in Msssachu
SETS IS said TO be :i0OUOU00 per annum The entire
value OF home manufactured goods distributed from Bos
ton. cannot be less than $4,000 annually"
We Ind the foregoing little paragraph going the rounds
OF our exchanges. we think that the cotton manufac-
lures OF Massachusetts alone will much from the
hgures stated. But this is material to our purpose
For many years the people Of Massachusets-at eas,
great number OF them, sometimes 10 the Iegis
aturehave evnced the ntensest of hostility to the South
and its institutions and Boston has been disgraced by
riot murder aud bood,hed because of attempts made to
oosuct the execution Of constitutional law OF the United
States
From the manufacture Of cotton, and other manuac-
lures which owe their origin aud support directly to it,
Massachusetts, has derived the portion OF her wealth
and strength Destroy manufactures, and what would
Massachusetts bel one Of the poorest mpove
aud wretced States IN the confederacy instead Of the
most thriving aud afuent Take $50 900 900 per annum
from the trade OF Boston, and tho Athens OF America
would speedily wear miserable lugubrious aspect
wouldn't real estate take tumble mlionaires become
poor, and merchants bankrupt
DO these people really wish to realize their own per-
sons the fable which tells Of the fellow who killed the
goose that laid the golden eggs' We think they have
too much shrewdnes1 for that and If they have It s
pity they have no! also honesty enough dess from pes.
'iierous, meaningless agitation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-02

The Danvle Register expresses the hope that every
county in tie State will be fully aui ably represented IN
the Norfolk Convention 1t adds:
Some unaninity Of sentiment and concert of action is
truly desirable at this particular uncure Without this
1t will be utterly impossible 10 deveop- successfully the
vast agricultural and mineral OF tie State or
secure TO her citizens that trade only without but
within her own borders which has hitherto gone to
pand the wealth. Dad Increase the commercial prosperity
Of the cities OF other States
That policy which past legislation has assigned TO Viz
gnia, not only s,h the very objects which
it ostensiby proposes to foster and cherish but
wholly and sgnally fail TO the Commonwealth
that position in point o wealth and prosperity which
her resources and Advantages ente her. A broad
liberal, aud comprehensive system of improvement,
which override local and sectional prejudice il the
one now needed. policy which will throw a net work
OF roads the State all Of which shall center their
eastern teTDi!Hi at one OF commercial
mafts is III our humble judment the Only wise system
We decidedly Of opinion, that the people of this
Commonwealth have labored ;oied, and impoverished
themselves long enough for the wealth and aggraudze
men OF the commercial Of other States the neg
lect and detruenr OF their own.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-02

REPORT Of hs existence Of dangerous suten iedge ne
neigborhoof ~ tie Aaos Ieye approaches Boston Day
I'"IIishef6y dHtioratye f he Treasury Department.
coAsr suAyEr STATION, SEAR c,NoEx, Me-,
August 2SIh, 1854
sR By the kindness OF Commander Charles H. Davis.
Navy the officer who executed the photography Boston
Dor nd its approaches the Coast Survey
gently determining the position Of
the nsgheorhood Of h- MHats lodges approaches
BAY This unken ledge is lite and
has yet been published II has only OF
oT-water spring tides, The position may be
fol owing magnetic behring's from IL:
The light boat bears W. by W. Iw.
seitaAte light bears g. by E.
Mnots rock (Outer Mnoi) bears. w. by N. .E
The rule avoiding this all similar this Wei.
nifty IT, net TO 10 ns O.hicdJf Of TIE ghbodf where
stranger. have for going any time.
would respectfully authority give the usual public
notice of the foregoing.
Very respectfully, your3 4c.,
(Sgredl A., d. BACUE supit,
Hon JANFs GuTHAir, Secretary Of the Treasury.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-02

union between the Hirds and soits Of New Yorl;
said to be likely to take place in the approaching Stat.
elections correspondent Of the Herald writing from
Albany on the @Cih inst, gives the following:
1T is currently rumored about town TO-DAY tina, rho
meeting OF the two democratic State committees in tbis
city 90 the same day-Thursday-is sn omen Of recon
the sofa Immediately followed II il sbi9pered the, a
son Ozark the soft candidate for Canal Commissono+ ia
prepared to decoe arrangements having cordiaIy bscn
made 70 nominate him Tor Congress; that Andrews viii
withdraw on consideration Of being res,ood ~, WV
aenship OF the Sing Sing prison; that Seymour has been
rendered the place at Madrid recently occupied by on6
me WthdtAWs OF those respective candidates will bs of
'uo uatd committee, aud the soft portion Of the
democracy about face into the Bronson rauks No,b, T.
d 10 relation TO Ludlow, 1t being unnecessary as mo 6as
oesn ehectusy used up by Abiih Mann But the hsrJs
no qua pro quo 10 consideration Of the withdrawal
eupes tho same position with Seymour on tho
question will facilitate the coalition. '4''o
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-02

FRoN THE NoRIH.-A coloted man named Jno KEMP
from New York. employed board the steamer Roanoke
taken up by Waterman Read on Friday night near
the Of Duvall street. and Brook Avenue aud
Gagged o was taken before the Mayor Saturday and
leave tho State within ten days aud return to 1t
again.
Wo believe The bail was given
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-02

QCoTATIoss.-rhe celebrated Dr. Nesbit. President OF
Dickinson College, used TO say that "ifthe Bible should
become lost all oftbe great truths could DO collected from
Shakespeare" II Shaks.ar should be lost we feel great
c. s"nce is could be up made from the files Of
the Con e.nna Gooe TO- the last season Of and
q.,ur ths If both Bible and Shakespeare were bloted
u, he whole could DO replaced o. recurring to those de-
nates strange place, certainly, TO look either for Re-
lgion or Literature.
1t j. strange to the which public with sen.
do education make of this classic. "ft is FIRST
book find quotations il" their ides and they io
low II out We have been told that in the Congressional
Library members of Congress may DO found at al tines
preparing their ctchcs and that no book is SO we'll
tbumbcd as the Shaksperian Concordance IL is worth
ones while in Washington to at aud watch tn. shelf
where this work is placed-and the careful study Ii
undergoes.
In the English House Of Commons the debates are
well spiced with apt quotations. they are not all from
one author Latin authors lend their aid and sometimes
the Greek s brought ill., though confess that cannot
be much TO edihcaton When will our public men learn
that quotation should rot be used simply because il re-
sembles the point under discussion Hesr one Of the
greatest of Belle Letter scholars "a quotation should
in general be avoided unless il enbodes your idea p
language more appropriate than you yourself use"-
FredcrickSJurg Nsps.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-02

EsisRhsr.-Nno wagons, loaded to the guards, With
men -oen aud children and flnked by several outriders
passed up Cbesnu stree. yesterday This noble caravan
from the state Of Indiana aud Is going by the way Of
Springfield and Arkansas, to TeIas, Good luck befal
them They have with them their household gods, and
before long NC shall hear they have founded dourshDg
town.
Add 90 move on this universal Yankee nation. When
WhsHfSGroS IRViSG wrote his inimitable description Of
the Connecticut in his History Of New York the emr
grants started from New England and the limit 10 his
Journeyngs found in Western New York. The Gen.
esee Country, the frthest Eastern Ohio was the
great West" And now few years have rolled by and
the change is wonderful Tho States that were once
thought distant and frontier have been filed up With busy
setilers, ill they actually begin to old They are
becoming too sad and ancient, and the active graspng
msn must 10 the New satSs The tide OF emf
grafton low pouring from Indiana Illinois, Kentucky
sod Missouri States which we're organized but yesterday
and the emigrauis still say they going West Thus
do the people Of the United States on to sko pos
session Of the heritage which has been kept In reserve for
those who will take minfuly and II WE'LL Peaceful
yet surely the wilderness is being conquered-Mssou.
RI Republican, Sept %.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-02
NEW n0OKS-NEW HOOKS.

NEW uOOKS-NEW hooks.
~ GORGE WEST, Nos and Erehapge Place has
NR ceiTed aud offers for sale
Tenneuean Abroad; or Letters from Europe Africa and
ASIA By Raniel W heGarock, ~ b, member Of the
Nashville Bar. 81.
Synonym, q the New Testament the substance OF
Course OF Lectures adore to the Theological Students
College London By Richard CheneyiI French, D. 7Se.
Types Of Mankind; by Mott 4 Gddgn. New supply So.
Iamplighter: by hiss Cummings, Of Boston. ~
Fashion and Famine; book OF great merit by Mrs Stephens,
fl,0D.
Yny Years in Roth Hemispheres. By Vincent Holte. f25
Yrgnia ComediansT q vols. Paper u, cloth ~ 80.
Douth Of Jefferson. Tjc.
Harper for October. nc.
Ticonderoga; by g. p. X. James Esq toe
secCnd volume Of Rye House Plot. Doc.
Ned husgraye, the most Unfortunate Man in the
Theodore Hok. 5c. GEORGE ~ WEST,
0e2 Mos. and EKchanRe PLACE.
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oVSIoE RICHMOND, 5RED'ia p. r. R. 90,

-. RicHNoSp, October 2nd, 1884.
Nh EMBERB o. the Agricultural Society vrgnia Who desire
1FU tov Richmond the occasion Of the Annual Hsr
which VIZ commence the sst Of October hereby
notified that reurn Nkeis available for
ed them free Of charge exhibition Of ther certificates
brshp To the ocers the Of this Company
Washington and Richmond provided apple made
the Rehnond and though the charge made
for the transportation 81 stock aud articles intended
tlon such stock and articles will be returned route
account on the same owner free Of charge and the
which has beeu paid thereon refunded. SAMUEL RUTH,
Agent Of Transportation.
r. Stock and articles intended for exhibition must
dnes for the steamer Maryland al Warrington and AsEAndra
on The morning Of Saturday 2 October order their
arrival IN Richmond In proper time. SIR,
oo2-dllINoY Agent TrAntporlaion.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-02

observation-disclosures Bank iho free colored fellow who
stands out bail for his appearance before the
term Of the Court Of Hustngs 10 to n charge OF
stabbng London slave belonging to the estate OF Bern
ard ONeil, the night Of Saturday week last, was
brought before the Mayor Saturday, to answer
charge Of Burglary committed upon the same occasion.
He forced open tho door OF London's house on tho
night in question, hence this charge lilo sent on to
be tried before IL at the peIt term
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-02

II appears from the Trade aud Navigation Returns OF
Canada for the 1885, recently submitted to the Cana
dian Parliament that the exports for the last year
ed to s9s SoS, aud the imports to ISL esl4S6 The
exports to Great Britain sl ,455 ioS and the i'm
ports thereorm exports to the United States
slo725,455; imports from do. Sll,7sal4T. Exports
No.th American Colonies 81 ,3sOi65; imports sG22 G6O
to British West Indies $50, from do SS47s other
countries sso9,7el; from do. slO7iO29. The increase
OF the aggregate imports ard exports since the preceding
year ftty-ssrsn per cent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-02
From N, f.Oui,rili. i,n..,i

FonrsArt fAMLr.-in the present Congress there
are two members who are brother-lsrael washbutue.
IT, who represents the fsnobscot district In Maine and
j. Ws,hhurne. Who represents the Galoua district IN
Illinois They are both gentlemen OF ability and one
sraeD Just been reelected In Maine by majority Of
nearly four thousand The illinois brother has been nou,
mated for re election In his district, and win
be successful Another brother Mr. c. Q. wsshburne has
been nominated Tor Congress by his political friends In
Wisconsin, and his chance Of election Is good The
three are Wings and possess fine talents and If elected
NO presume Il will DO tho 6rs instance In tho history OF
same time In Congress.
There are two other brothers in the House of Repre-
sentatveshe Messrs Stanton. one from Tennessee the
other from Kentucky They both from the District
OF Columbia OF which they are ustives-that Is Alexau.
dta, which has since then been recouveyed 10 Virginia
They are both Democrats, and both OF ability aud u.
duence,1 ' " "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-02
FALL LMPOHTATION. 1851.
GlSTER 4 ALVEY,
IMPORTERS AMI TDDDInr

No. l6 Pearl 81, Richmond.
~ have in store Of the I.rr-
w est and hest Goods we have ever vet
been able TO exhibit to the trade. ~ " ~
Our MI iner having months In the Euro
pean Markets. oIyn2 Goods enabled and pledge
ers In this country. " - ~ 'N-f~'''
Hosiery, nn,,on. '''N. W.
Gloves, Corh.
Hdk's and cravats, Threads
Laces, pJnJS,,u,
oioiuene', ssuIuR silfs,
,s4-a,n grs' rrmmins'' Fancy wocilen Goods.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-02

SMALL RsoEIPrs oy Misunderstanding to the state
ment Of the New York Btprs Of the 2Stb inst for the
week ending the 27h, only 5000 bushels Of wheat ar
rived at the Nsw York market The Express accounts
Toe this from the fact ths, Flour commands better price
10 proportion, than the m,tsrIa ITSELF add the Wines,
Consequence is bought up BY our Western Mers for
Psoafseturs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-02

WHEAT sEEpEo.--Our farmers are generally employed
In seedug many with feeling Of distrust owing 70 the
extreme dynes Of the SOIL We hear Of wheat sown siI
weeks ago. just making i appeafancoR scattero1 sicky
growth, much Of I. doubtless having perishod the
ground. Some complaints there are, that the seeded
grain has passed through mailing process in the soil
and Of course s VogetaVe power has been wasted Most
usual with the seed drill In connection with Nelson a
Guano attachment We doubt whether the ordinary
breadth Of land will be put 10 crop-foW fields having
resisted the plough owing TO the extreme hardness OF the
ground The good price for wheat and the disoouragng
character Of the season. will doubtless prevent many from
seeding 10 the fall extent Of earlier cilculations-Win
chester Yirpinan
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-02

Srrc!E ooiSG To ErRoPE.-The New York Correspon-
dent of the National Iniigsnssr writing the as;h
inst, says:
you will by the published statements thst specie
continues to to Europe in very heavy amounts se
than the supply from California. The last bank
statement shows dimuution in their specie capital dur
ing the week OF This is the largest inoad upon
the metallic basis of the bank that has been made in
the same time. Gnd though the jns; in IRON
California will than supply that sum- still such
large specie call upon the banks in week oF the
foreign demand besides what furnished from ether
sources is not calculated to increase confidence in our
present and prospective financial condition
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-02
D p, Z: {; Fl. 4 ,ANnEnsoN,,


Corner Of Governor and franklin Streets,
HAVE In store their full and
Papgr Hanging, Curtain Goods Cornices Bands Cords
Tases Lace and Muslin Curtains Table Hoor on Cloths
Wndos Blinds, Tfansparcn Shades Beds Harese &C. which
they will sell or work TO order the reasonable
We are also prepared 10 execute Paper Hanging and Uphong
promptly In the city country oe7-sm
locomotive BAJANCgg -Justreceved turply OF "saI.
- ter Patent Spring BaanceF for locomotives 80 ard 100
pouads This 10 new article never before imported into this
market. FOR sale by o. J. BiNr0N a CO.,
oc9 II Main street.
JEFFEHSONB WOHKs.
W. RANDOLPH has for iAe-JefeTsons Complies WORKS.
- vols t2So. oc2
6JCHOOL BOOKs-Engl,h aud Classical School the
- lat editions, be had the best terms 1871 Main
street.
Second hand copies many them will be sold At haK prise
discount VIII b made 70 teaohefs and Others Who bay In
quantities..
J. w, RlNDOLpH
NDENCH AND MOULDING PLANEs.-A fall a
ID Sorimsni Of extra qusiJ In sor. and Or sale
sa9s eiEn Of the oiroulsr saw, II Main 81.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-02

The following persons under arrest in New YORK,
for murder
l. Henry King, for the murder OF Timothy Rcddine; .
illiam FoukGs, for the murder Of Edward Burga' 8.
Charles Graham for the murder OF John Wilson; l. John
Cochrane for the murder Of Mich. CoyHc; s. Charles
JAEGER, for the murder of John Moran: g. Robert " Ora
ham, for the murder of Charles Lorng; :. Henry Gadd
for the murder Of James Mckeuua; S. Patrick McMahOu
Tor the murder Of Z lharine McMahon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-02

AUCTION IN THE SIREEra-Mr. Richard Csuthorn was
6ued $40 by the Mayor, Saturday, for selling two bead
steads at auction the eide walk 10 front Of bis auction
store on 18th street, tho 9th inst.
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a BOOK

n BVUN
FOR TIE MEDICAL STUDENT.
TUTHE bTUDEhTS REVIEW EHamin atlons
volume, limo ~ rs.
The Subscriber having the above work OF tho .ulhor
will onsr early In October In md Improved dress
JAMES wOODHOUsE
Bookseller, lse Main street.
MEDICAL BOOKS.
W. has for SALE AtoW prices extensive stock OF Medical
Books including all the Text Books used In Richmond Medical
College. seaT
UDROClDg vkLykr VEsTS-l fan sssoytnsnt on Rsh
ID Fancy Brossde Velvet Vest, be fosnd tbs olopbg
Emporium OF HENRY pHkrIR,
ss9e 100 Main street.
~ - HIiDs, n. oRLEANs, PORTO MOO AND CIsAs
,sss ''-' '''>"' '''''' ~" '''''' jas WINSTON.