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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-03
VOTE on THE MEXICAN TREATY TEN MILLION

Yeas-Abercrornbie Aiken, James c Allen Willis Al.
len, Ashe, David Bailey, Barksdae, Barry, Bccher,
Bell Bss Bocock Boyce Breckenridge, Bridges, Brooks
Caske. Chamberllin Chastsin Cnrismau Clark Cling
man, Cobb, Colqu, Cox Curtis, John Davis, Diwson
Dean, Disney, DoWdel Eddy, Eimundson, Jonn 81 Elliot
Ellison Ewing, Faulkner, Florence, Gamble, Goode
Greenwood, Grow Sampson w Harris Hendricks Hem,
liiyer, Houston, Hunt, fugeTso, johnson, George w
Jones, j Clancy Jones' Roland, Jones' Keitt Kerr Kid
WELL Rurtz Lamb, Litcher. Lindsey, McDougal McMul.
len, McNair, Macy, Maxwell Smith, Miller, Hisou Olds
Orr Packer, John Perkins, Phelps Powell Pratt Press
ton, Puyear, Reese, Richardson, Riddle Robbins Rowe
Smith, WIN Smith, George w Snyth, Frederick Stan.
lor, Thutstou, VAIL vansent Walker, Walsh, We.brook
ID b Wright and ZJllicofr--lO3.
Says.-Messrs Bennett Benson, Benton. Campbell,
Carpenter, Chpudler, Cook, Croker Culon, Thomas
Davis, Dewitt, Dick, Dickinson Eastman, Thomas FL
not Eyethart Farley, Reuton, Flager, Gddngg, Good.
rich, Harlan, Hauou, Hastings Haven, Hester Howe
Hughes, Daniel Jones' Ruo1, Lindley Nc Culloc Mat.
teson, hAJai Middleswsrth, John Miller Morgan Mur.
ray, Norton Andrew Oliver, Mordecai Oliver Patker
Peckham, Pennington, Bishop Perkins Pfingie David
Rlchie Russel, S,bin Sage, sapp Gcrret smith, John
Taylor, Nathaniel q Taylor, Upham, Wade, VALLEY
thu Washburo, Israel WashburD, John Wordsworth,
Tsppan Wentworth, and Wheeer.--62.
IN the Senate the bill passed by the following vote
feas-bessrs Adams, Allen, Atcbson, Badger, Bay.
ard, Bright, Bfodbead, Brown, Cass Clay, Clayton
Gwin, Houston, Hunter James, Johnson Jones OF Iowa
Jones Of Tennessee Mallory, Mason Morris Petit Rusk
Sebastian, SIdel, Toucey, Weller, aud wiliams-sI.
Nays.-Messrs Chase, Fessenden, Gillette, Seward
Sumner, aud wade.-s So -aEa 'fssTiJ
4 d T.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-03

TRIAL OF TnaEsnEs'-Tbo trial Of Threshers to tax.
place ut Francis Nelson's the White House estate in
Ne" Ken. will commence tue 18th inst, and continue
rom day to day for four or FIVE days The Pitts Patent
Ihresher With separator aud cleaner sold by w. Smith o,
thscty' aud The Zimmerman Machine sold by Mott, Levi,
Co., are the machines between which the trial was
made up The Fz Machine, !. is understood will also
compete With the PITT Machine
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-03

~ The gardeners down about Norfolk mus, be doing
driving business this season 1t is stated that more
than two thousand barrels opoatoes are regularly sen.
by each steamer from Norfolk to New York The aver
age quantity sent per day to Baltimore Philadelphia and
Ne" York Is about thousand ak hundred barrels
one farmer has sent 81 l4O worth of cucumbcrs to Phil
adelpha and Baltimore
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-03

COMMERCIAL ArrAiRs.-By the arrival of the Europa,
says the New York Herald Of the Is: ins have later
commercial news from abroad. In the Liverpool markets
on the 18TH inst the demand for provisions continued
good aud breacs,uf had recovered the decline previ-
ousy noticed while in the continental markets an advance
10 prices was reported Cotton had aucuated in price
with limited demand.
In our market yesterday there increased shipments
oil orsads'uits making to Liverpool, irmer rates in
'reighs Cotton closed steady at Mondays rates, with
increased sales in the past two days Fair good brands
of -four were unchanged, while inferior were easier
Wheat had declining tendency, and fell off about
two or three cents per bu.hel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-03

ITALIAN LINZ OF STEANERs.-The first of an Italian linz
OF Steamers has arrived MNew York. says the Pennsylya
nia En7"i'cr She is fine iron vessel of 200 tons bur
then built on The Clyde, by the same firm who cons,tuc
ted the iron mail shamer running between SOUTHAMPTON
aud Alexandra, Egypt For frs, passage she has made
very good time being but days from Gibraltar
and having experienced good deal of bad seaber and
head vinds She owned By sicilian Company. called
the scilian Trans'sntic Transportation Company,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-03

FgsFRAL oT JAS. BosHER, EsQ-rho funeral of the
late James Bosher Esq., took place Saturday evening.
from the First Baptist church, Broad street IL was
attended with all the pomp and ceremony peculiar TO the
burial OF such as in lilc time occupy high and
position in public esteem.
After the usual funeral exercises we're gone through In
the church, all the fire Companies formed into
and marched up broad street.
The flames Bosher" locomotive, called In honor Of
the deceased upon the track in front OF the Freder
cksburg depot drsped n mourning was a!so the IRON,
OF the comphnys office, In testimony Of regret for the os
OF so efficient member OF ne Directors Of that company
with which hr. Bosher connected During the
mmch OF the long and mournul eorhge the fro bells In
zach section Of the city kept topg and go continued IN.
~ tue procession reached the sboekoc i buryng ground
where the remains Of the amented deceased were in.
TERED.
as we said In our short obituary upon Mr. Boshe7 on
Friday. he was gentleman universally esteemed Iis
loss will be felt by many who in form had been
ucipatos In the general benefits which flowed from hi.
eIertons lie has left void in the various departments
with which he was connected which IL will be diicu, TO
Gil. "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-03

The Belfast Me) Free Press says that company from
the State OF Maine have recently purchased acres
OF land in Wisconsin for the purpose Of guilty alton and
improvenenand pay So per 5000 ooo This tract
oil land Is principally in Grant county. Il wa, entered in
1856 by son Of the Earl Of Butte who is now British
Consul in Egypt. The immigration into this new State
now very great The wheat fields standing I'D thick
and strong, in some places with fences and look
we'll 1t lis predicted that good crop of wheat,
even at one dollar bushel, will make Wisconsin the
wealthess State the Uuon in proportion to her
laon r~f
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-03
MAR LED.

Al Edenton, N c. the 22nd OF June by John.
.op, Mr. T. PETERS Of Lynchburg, Va, Miss JANE WAR
KEN daughter OF Dr. William G. Warren, OF the former place.
At Houston Texas the LIST OF June Colonel NEWTON
OF Mobile Alabama to Miss DoY BRYCE daughter Of the
Archibald Bryce, OF GoochlAnd, Va.
Al the time place, BEN LYMON, Esa of sIemph
Tenn 70 Mis- CHARLOTTE BRYCE. - = -'.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-03

srABnED.-A little son of Mr. H. II. Brooks, Of thi.
county, who had been employee at the Brck.yard in
nion received stab with pocket knife. from one of
The other boys employed at the place. last Sun
day morning week. which has out rather more Sc
rousy than was at first expected lie was lying very
low at last accounts.-Far'ners Friend, June "a.
BCRSED.-NIss SARAH Ans CANTERBURY daughter OF
Mr. Zidoc Canterbury, of this county, being subject to
OCCASIONAL paroxysms. taken with fit day or two
since and fell with her lace and hands edatey in the
fire place, upon heap OF live cinders go severely aud
horribly burning her face that is said she cannot
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-03
~ The .MoTIIEns, pntAsr cLoTHs.r con.

EB~ The "MOTIIEIts' DREAsT cloths considering
the limited means Gsed to bring .he into public notory
met with unparalleled In tho history remedies
The introduction Of them public attention. developed
fact which truly graynghe fact that they
supply remedy which will relieve suffering intense ago
MIXING suffering than single remedy among
suffering which they and which they
class condition. Its wide globe and
wherever the mother Of children found truly
ng and peculiar suffering incident GATuEsED
Is known and at.estcd.
These cloths have attained wide celebrity Virginia
and Of the Southern States aud whilst many high
Testimonials to their srea; vaue have yet their
failure In single instance to give entire satisfaction
~ remittance OF s0o accompanied IL cents worth
postage stamps, will the prompt transmission by
pair OF these Cloths To any part the United States
They are 70: sale exclusively by
=, ADIE d GRAY, Wholesale and Retail Agents,
Jel liT Main street Richmond, virginia.
az Full directapS for applying these Cloths will accompany
them IL would he esteemed favor
Cloths would make known the estimate they place
~ CARDsinee the proptietors recent Laboratory en-
lagem-nts he Is able TO OIL his orders LYos
iiele for invisorAtng beauipg Hair BY every
druggist throughout North and South Europe the
Islands u the No artc Of kind
iensiVe = sale In all pats Of the world.
Let those
Who npyer used before;
And ihOfS Whe always used
Nor the
D. !. BARNES, Proprietor,
Ul-EW i6 Broadway, N, T.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-03

EScuRsioE.-Thc Pcnnsylvinia steamship. Cant. BAY
more calls otn Rockets this evening at three o'clock
for Norfolk on an excursion She returns again on We'd
nesdsy The Odd Fellows attached IN the various lodges
10 this city viii make trip 10 her. They are to be enter
tanned by tho members Of that order 10 Norfolk on the
Fourth
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-03

- Dispatches from Commodore Perry bavo been re =
ee'ed At the Navy Department, but they have no, ye,
been examined by the Secretary. They are believed to
confirm the published account. Of bis brilliant success, in
the expedition TO japan.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-03

bAYoRs CoUHr-Tho only case before tia court, on
Saturday. was that Of Col II. o. Cabe summoned for
suffering an excavation TO remain Seventh street With
out placing proper bearer around IL which
tnued til 10. day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-03
w An exchange paper says:

Senator Pearce, Of Maryland who had los, lef, hi.
sick chamber 10 return IN his duties at the Capitol has
been called home by the accounts received Of the great
destruction his crops and house BIZ one Of the os
oen bail storms record. The destruction was COM
pete Of more than two thousand bushels OF wheat, the
entire crop Of corn aud oats all the windows in the house
and even the sash itself broken This unfortunate In.
edent will necessarily deiain him from his seat for several
days.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-03

fFcom ,he w.,hipgton slar. jpI

From the Washington Star, June 29thl
We would invite IN particular the Chespeake
Hail. Hampton, Va All who have speak the place as
one o the most Delightful in the whole
country and OF the hotel a. one Of the best kept best apOined
at Hampton cannot be surpassed. Can We say more
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-03

three papers devoted to the interests Of the
roman Catholics have recently been suspended for want
o. support "enoW learn that the Fieemsns Journsl
IoNnop hughes paPer) IN New York will only be pub.
hsned weekly hereafter Instead Of SEMI weekly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-03

ID LayisG CoRsERSfoSE--Th ceremony Of laying the
corner stone Of tho addition to tho Catholic church
on Grace street takes place at FIVE o'clock tomorrow
morning.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-03
THlarY.rH.aD coSoRK>s.-F,r. session.

80 SkNATE.
The chair laid before the Senate message from tho
PRECEDENT transmitting certain correspondence respecting
emient passenger vssssl being the came document ,eni
| 10 the House yesterday. ft
Mr. Ci.ytoo resolution Of yesterday calling for inorm..
tion reconsdered, because Information has Az
been made public.
motion to reconsider the voto BY which the hin for
the relief OF David Myerle was passed. month ago. vas
taken up, aud ID was agreed to-yess is psys ~
The bill amended by reducing the sppronr,,,on
from 5000 TO $4,000, and passed.
The resolution for adjournment the l&th Of Angus,
vas returned by the House. they having no tho
Senate amendment for recess from July IL to October
10. 80 " oe'ooe'
Mr. G~in moved that the Senate ip.s, q, n. .u.,,-
ment-agreed to. committee OF conference was
asked. was
SiA other private bills were passed Among them one
Tor the relief Of Utica Steam Wooden COMPANY
Mr. Adams resolution, that hereafter hin. Senate shall
meet daily at o'clock. was laid over
Mr. Badger moved that when tho Senate adjourn to-
"G TS o. to msS. on Wednesday mex. Agreed to-
having been In attendance after o'clock
Mr. Houston makes spersonal explanation to morrow
respecting his course on tho Nebraska.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
Mr. Dickinson asked leave to offer resolution 10 Tho
select committee on military vs. civil suporptendepcy of
the amories be authorised to visit Harper Ferry and
Springfield Tor the purpose Of making such examination
as VIII enable them to furnish information tn tho 6ls.,
extent before FINAL action the subject by Congress
He said tho committee had been examining into this
question, aud had before them great mass Of testimony
s"o fepott VI inc commissioners appointed
oy the President who Springfield for three months
year Tho testimony however, Is contradictory He
had recently visited Springfield and had learned moro In
halt day there than he had within the last three months
and so II would be with the committee.
Mr. Ciugman said he looked on the whole controversy
buneombe humbug to justify the absence OF the com.
mtee from their duties therefore be objected to tho res
oluon -
Various reports were made from committees, among
them one by Mr. MAY, hom the committee the judicis
ry, authorizing the President Of the United States to pr
chase site Tor prison. and to procure the estimate Of
cost OF building tho same In New York. 1t Is intended
for United States prisoners sailors aud others held as wit
neses for persons detained under exadi,ion treaties
isstves from service &C. Referred to the committee of
the whole on the State Of tho Union
Mr. May also reported bill for recognizing the judi
laws.
Inc house ordered the appointment Of committee Of
to confer with that of the Senate on the s
greeting amendments the resolution fixing tho ay of
The adjournment Of Congress.
Tho House went first into committee on the private cal
,ndar, and next on the general appropriation BILL bu,
there being but little disposition to act 10 either case the
adjourned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-03

~ The Secretary Of the Treasury, after examining
the aecoun. Of Hon. T. Butler King, formerly Collector
THE port Of San Francisco has decided In favor Of Mr.
King.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-03

tbs APPROACHING SrArE ELEcrtoSs.-The Northern
States which have yer to hold their State elections are
'ollows;-Iosa, August 7thi Vermont September 5,h
Maine September li,h; Pennsylvania, October 10th !;
Ohio, October 10th; Indians. October 10Th Massacku-
se,ts November 18th New York, New Jersey, Illinois,
Michigan, and Wisconsin, November 1th Elections also
take place in California the sth of September In
New Hampshire Rhode Island, and Connecticut the Ad-
mnistra.ion has recently met with overwhelming defeat
We presume ia quite soUcous about the elections to
come of yet and with fear and trembling awaits the result,
There will be some distressing lamentations abou. the
White House. by the tine ihcy are over
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-03

eB- The publishers OF the Louisville Repot, Of tho
Ward Trial cay they have published over 10000 cope.
and yet but fewof these have been sod except TO DEAL
ers 10 Indiana aud Kentucky. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-03
RICHMOND MARKETS Jr,ro

r.ih.r ss I'm continue v.ry large and N. market
ooS Az sr%sr euoaons Inferior lS 70 as ys,r
10 sa ans w to sS god and IN. ,hIppins
10 70 sSh oay hid soid o. hss IN. LIZ superior
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-03
nANGE or THE TnEHMomErEp

Z = N HOHHIo' I0ofs10T'' VI MAIN HTtS1, JWV T. n
50 ''' e nsss'''s . osi''s' ,cl.n,
AikASDoLPRS Boat.,or,. is, 1sss .trest, J@y l. 10
''"sS's 10 oS'sI''f' ''''sss' ,esa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-03

~ rsr AsrascAs Hosss sossop Of the iars.s, and
ssss Hoss In the country Bee advsrsnsnt another
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-03

TN TITS estim'ted thstsbe loss Of the Erie Railroad
Company, by the late strike Of the Engineers will amour,
70 100000.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-03


BLooDLEs, VICTORY "A correspondent Of the Lon
don Morning Herald gives graphic account OF the visit
OF tho English sailors to Lpsn, In the Baltic and the
capture OF the Russian vessels In that port. IL that
her Maestys ships Amphiou and Conflict anchored within
three quarters of mile Of the city boadsde on, and
nag OF truce was sent shore TO demand that ell the
merchant ships in tho harbor be delivered the
English Three hours time granted for reply, and
ut the expiration OF that period the Mayor replied that
Notwithstanding they had large armed foccs shoee,
they would surrender the vessels rather than suffer the
destruction Of the town. and the loss Of life which would
entail Accordingly, the English boan we're manned and
for distance Of several mica the banks all the way being
crowded with Russians who curousy scanned The daring
strangers Aieer passing through dravbtidge the sail
found the vessels all anchored and noored. Ssparas
board OF each, and after great deal
OF trouble succeeded in getting the larger clear
During the four hours that they work there tho
breach aud bridge througed with people tho sor,y
OF whom ladies. Frequently the blue jlckets were
obliged to jump ashore, where they mingled With their
circd enemies, the Russians in the most friendly and u.
concerned manner Tho correspondent Of tho Herald
says s of the drolest things Imaginable see
Us, several miles up enemys country cooly walking
OF with their ships, and they looking calmly MI the
time, in an aduring, almost approving Manner The
which appeared be fishing smacks being removed
at ALL the sailors saying, an, doubt they belong
poor fellows, aud shall ruin them if take tm"
Thus ended che famous battle" Of Lipan IL was in
reality delightful species Of pleasure party, and
joYed highly by the hundred and twenty men who
rosed Into the midst Of large town. well garsoned with
troops, and without resistance word of in.
suit towed all the shipping in port consisting
brigantines and six schooners
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-03

Darn og Kossprn's SIsrrR-The New York Post has
some interesting particulars concerning Kossu,h sister
WAC died in that city on the 2eth. The Post says:
"Her disease consumption the seeds of which were
planted in her constitution in the winter oil 1851
awful night when all the female members Of Kossuh
ty including herself arrested by Austrian gsns a.
Grnes, and dragged through the Of Peshs TO
place oi confinement previous their expulsion from the
kingdom. IL the winter that Kossu.h In the Uu
ted States and his here understood to have
provoked the brutal outrage.
Madame Aesz!cnyi and her sister, Madame Ruttka
opened store in this city for the sale Of Brussels lace
embroidery aud Madame Zuavsky another sister upened
boarding house. Bot OF them were familiar with
our languages they uuacustonied TO the details OF
kind oil business and tho OF people we're
strange to them LIS not surprising therefore, that their
struggles but indfferently rewarded Madame Mesz
eny induced by her necessities and love Of indepeu
dence TO disregard the warnings OF her physicians
spite Of the cough which she had brought With this
country, she wouH up with her work late night and
between fatigue and Sety Of mind she rapidly brought
TO chronicle day. The funeral will take place tomor
row afternoon at O'Clock; from her late residence No
$50 ninth street.
Madame heszlenyi bore striking resemblance to her
lurious brother both person and character She
wish TO live, and fully prepared to die Death
probably never approached bedside armed with fewer
terrors She leaves two children, both daughters,
about aud about 3 years Of age the care Of her
sister Ruukai This ladys husband Is living In Austria
OUT he has been forbidden not only her but
10 send her any of support. She has been
obliged, By her eEerlions in the business which
she hetook herself TO support her own family,
ssng Of herself aud three children and for the last
the ay OF her deceased sister, whose sickness
not only unified her for any kind of toll. a.
Madame Zulavsky, who undertook boarding house on
Fourteenth street. obliged to abandon it. and is
conducting similar establishment In part of Ohio
with what success we are unable to state. y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-03

TYPHOID PE7Es-We understand, that tho Typhoid
Fever 10 It's msgnsnt type, has made is
several points 10 the adjoining county Of IAisr with.
has proved fatal in vofy few dsys Various neighbor
hoods have been severely scouged by ts rayages In
several Instances has also proved fatal In this county
SO far have been able 70 learp In almost every In
stance develops itself ia the system Of the patient after
attack Of disrha when IL Is least prepared 10
withstand the rAyages Of such malignant and yrulen,
disease.-UdnpiHe Rsgisffy 40 ts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-03

PsoyyssoR oy g.Imrxlno. The Board Of Visitors Of
the Upiyorsty Of Va, yesterday appointed Me- ALBERT
BLEDsox, oftbe Mississippi Unfyef, Professor Of Msthe.
mates, TO oil the vacancy occasoned 81 tho death OF Dr.
Conrtensy. lie IL q native o. Kectucky. and spoken OF
ss very distinguished mathematician and Scholar Char
lottesviis J.6srsosiag.
| --@%-a-~4~--t
The Councils have ordered IN sisctiob 10 be held on
The 10th OF July. 20 fi ibo once Of Commonues At
torney vacated by the resignation Of WIN Hendrsn,
Esq.-Norfoik Beacon.
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ELEGANT NEW PIANOS

FEBEVNNT NEW PIANON,
NI ANY persons not an
lN4 tcnsive assortment Ct PIANO PORTHS i,efs&ztH1
KEPT for sale In the city OF Richmond may be S
at the subscrioei's rooms, at 1889 Main ~
They will merely three half dozen bu from,
TWENTY TO Thirty Of the very best Inducements
consisting OF all the yore styles admired and tv
persons Of jrdgme mt and taste.
The subscriber has
PlSo PoRrFsand testimonials their
from eminent iividuas in the musical world the
Press In their ayor and OF mpete
those Who sys novGI and rsKp thn be shown
character Is eabshed and would be impossible for any
purchase bad ndneit Plano OF They
warranted in OF the Should they not prove
gooi they will BE- taken back exchanged Besides they will
sold upon good terms be obtained at respectable
estab. shment North.
Persons distance ordering Planes Of the subscriber may
have their orders faithfully executed
sn and the packed securely BY
without injury.
~ Old Pianos taken In exehApg Pianos repair
ed JAMES wOODHOUsE,
(Lae Mash woodhouSeO
ie11 Bookseller Riehrsond,