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ARsoS-Ezekiel, slave to Miss Ann Rol

inson, charged with setting FIRE to Messrs Hatcher
X Gentry . tobacco factory, the night of the lot
inst, was again before the Mayor yesterday.
Samuel G Barton, on being examined, stated that
Mr. John H Gentry left the factory on the after
noon of the 2lst inst, about o'clock, and he saw
him no more until the fire broke out The witness
discovered the fire about quarter after ten oclock
He understood the insurance the stock was
$4,000, and on the fixtures $4,000. 1.-THE schedule,
as made out is correct, the loss above the insur.
ance will be about $4,000. All the negroes in the
factory are now thrown out of employment. There
were two keys to the office ] kept one of them
the other sometimes left in the Office. Mr.. Cen
try took one of them away three weeks ago last
Saturday. Mr.. Gentry was ne. as particular as ne
ought to have been with IT, KEY. saw him at the
FIRE on Monday night -bout one hour after 1t broke
out. and assisted rsm to get out some tobacco
EZEKIEL ia a ner.o of excellent character. He has
been in INV e-~ploy five years but went to work
at Messrs latcher 81 Gentrys factory Ia April last
The wifness stated that az he was In his way from
court last Saturday, he stopped at Mr.. H. B. Dick
insor factory, and there learned that Jacob Sc
mn, a white boy, while passing up Cary street,
saw a white man jump out Of the second story win.
dow of the factory. When he got to the corner of
18th and Cary Streets he heard the alarm of FIRE
given.
This statement induced the Mayor to adjourn the
examination until this morning, in order to have
young Semon before him.
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CUBA.

Should an outbreak, a. ID spprehended, oc.
CIR in Cubs, we shall probably hear Of some
energetic action on the part of the Fillibus
,ers, ifindeed there be any organized Fill
clustering expedition in this country. II is
clear that If Cuba is to be redeemed and re-
generated. there can never DO more pro-
pitious moment than when revolution is at
work both in Spain and her principal colony.
Che pear" must be ripe" for plucking, I'M
der such circumstances or, if not plucked,
it will soon be rotten.
Should the patriots of Cuba rise in such
numbers and with such energy as to indicate
serious and general design to overthrow
the despotic government of Spain, it would
be the unquestionable right of our country
to volunteer their aid in behalf of the cause
of liberty and right. But they should first be
well satisfied that such is the character of the
revolution, and not miserable flash IN the
D an like the wretched concern which entrap-
ped poor Lopez and his deluded followers
The memory of that luckless expedition is
full of sad but useful admonition. 1t should
not deter our countrymen from aiding real
revolution, but first let them be satisfied ofthat
fact, and then let them send an expedition
which in numbers and all the equipments
of war, will be fitted to accomplish its OBJ
jects.
But we have heard so many rumors of an
outbreak in Cuba, which have ended in ru-
NOR we have had so much of promise and
so little of performance that we are not san
guine, even in this era of war and commo-
tons, of Cuban revolution. But if it comes,
and the Cubans show disposition to help
themselves, we trust they may be as success
fur as the revolutionists of Spain, and we feel
sure that they will have the good wishes and
active cooperation of the friends of free
government.
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DIED.

In Baltimore, August 9th, LUCY LEWIS, wife O,
walker Lewis She suffered for thirty days with q
nervous affection, causing mental derangement She
was then seized with cholera, which was the cause
OF her death She had been a member of the Ban
hst Church for eight years. May she rest in peace
At his residence, August 18th, ut O'Clock in Hen.
nGo county, after very short and severe illness
ALBERT LACY, in the 5Oth year of his ago.
de has left wife and three children to mourn his
.oss Atnoush they feel the loss of parents love
his gain. '"e'' io'' a.
u Portsmouth papers please copy.
On Thursday, Gath August, ADELAIDE CORNE.
Smith. VAN Aina '' n
The Lord gave and the Lord hath taken awav.
blessed be the name of the Lord''
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The NAGARA.-This beautiful engine in
tended for No. Company, was drawn up the street
yesterday afternoon by the fremen, preceded by
the Armory Band This engine is built very much
like the "phoenix," and will no doubt prove valu.
able auxiliary to the apparatus of the Fire Depart.
ment.
Our readers will remember that the Niagara
boys" had made arrangements for an entertain.
ment on the arrival of their new machine but that
after the death Of Nicholas Walsh, who was killed
by falling wall they generously abandoned their
rolic and gave the money, collected for that pur.
pose 70 the widow and children of that unfortunate
man. Such noble conduct speaks well for No 5
Company, and proves that its members have hearts
to feel for others woes and purses to relieve their
necessities That act entities them to the good
wishes of all who know them.
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CAPTAIN HoLLINs.

1t seems no more than justice that this Off
Ger should be exempt from the censure ofthe
press for the Greytown affair. He merel,
obeyed his orders, a. every officer is obliged
to. The sailors who manned the guns, and
the marines who landed in the town, might ~
well be esosured N Capt. Hoilins. He was
= much obliged to obey the orders of bis Of
fcial SUPERIOR. a. the humblest seaman in the
yesssl vas obliged to obey Capt. Hollins, and
there & no rule that would absolye the one
from this obligation which would not absolve
the other, and, II carried out, leavethe whole
Navy in state Of disorganization and chaos
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LocAL MATTERS.
wuotxaALr PorsorIro.--O On

WHoI xaALE PoIs0sIEG.- On Saturday
..irht i.st Mr. John B. Crenshaw. = rvresperts-
HE resident of Henrico county, residing few
miles from this city, had twelve OF his ins mich
cows and valuable horse poisoned with arsenic
and killed by some black hearted miscreant Nj.
Crenshsw was Ia the city that night until q late
hour and on his return his farm noticed sothins
unusual. Sunday morninx ne srose about o'clock
but A soon as they were watered each of them tell
and died almost instantly. What could have promp-
ted such deed il IL impossible to conjecture, 4
Mr.. C. isa kind-hearted, amiable gentleman, and
was NOT aware that he had an enemy ON earth, who
would thus attanpt to injure him. His loss Is about
S-0D
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LIVE Know NOTHING CAUGHr.-We I'm.
derstand that as Barnums Colossal Museum was
passing down Main street yesterday morning one
of his Agents succeeded in capturing and caeiDg a
live "Know Nothing" at the market arch. The
creature in order to get peep at the Elephants had
ventured so near the mouth of the culvert that in
leaning to get look at the procession he fell
into the creek, and being discovered was captured
before he could regain his subterranean cavern
Barnum is the man of all others to possess such q
curiosity. and will no doubt make lots of mint
drops by exhibiting him to the curious.
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N.nnom Eso.pK-some few piphts aincf

Mr.. JOHN H. FRANcrsco printer and very wor-
thy gentleman in attempting to take a small por.
ton of nre, got hold OF bottle of chlorotorm and
camphor mixed and swallowed a drau2ht of It -
Discovering his error in a short time be had three
respectable physicians called in, but before they
reached him ne was taken with spasms and came
very nigh dying. On the arrival the Doctors pro.
per remedies were resorted to, and We are graft
fed to state that by their skill and energy Mr. Fs
lie was saved, and that he has now entirely recov
cred
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A STRANGER TAKEN IK-Curry Wood, a
cripple, hailins from the Coekade" city, after spend
in the street, where he found and borne to he
cage by Waterman Bourne and his partner When
very pretty little story about his poverty and allie
TONS and would strike bee line for another port If
only permitted to do SO. Such yarns alwsys sound
mighty nice to the uninitate6 but the Mayor HAVING
becouie familiar with them. ordered Curry to TAX
his seat, with the assurance that he should have
good time in the Valley, if he did not find security
for his good behavior.
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A MAMMOTH LIzzARD has taken I'D b

a MAMMOTH LIZZARD has taken up his
residence on Governor street. near the Adelphia
House, and may be seen at any hour of the day,
when the sun Is shining, promenading the sidewalk
and basking in its rays. On Sunday last this "new
conner" was unceremoniouely attacked by Main
street dandy, armed with a cane, when a sangui-
nary conflict ensued in which bis Lizzardshp lost
at least two inches of his tale and was finally dri-
ven from the battle field, though not until he had
proved his courage most conclusivey How 20
many LIZARDS and snakes get into the city, we are
unable to divine, unless brought here in country
carts
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Number of white children under II years of age,
Number of black children under IL years of age,

Reorganization.
Number of white male deaths for the week end.
ing the 9Th inst, 20. OF this number were from
cholera.
Number of white female deaths for the weeks-
OF this number were from cholera
Number of male negro inferno nts TO- OF this mum.
Der were from cholera.
Number of femsle negro deaths 4. OF this mum.
Dor was from cholera.
Total number of deaths-white and black-for the
week 43.
Total number of cholera interments for tho week
white and black-I5
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VIRGINIA STABLES OFF FOR THE NORTH
Mr.. George Walden, the trainer of "One Eye Joe, >
and other fast mage leaves the city this morning for
New York, having in charge Fanny Fern" "One
Eye Joe" "Seline," and "Agitator." all four Of
whom are matched for large amounts, at one, two
and three mile heats, the to be run over the
National Course New York. on the second week
in September next Mr.. Walden is one of the most
sklful trainers IN the country and we shall expect
to hear good account from his stable during the
New York races.
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ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

EXCHANGE HOTEL.-T Spencer Cbar,o+t.
Dr Stein and sons Savannah; II Poindexter'
Henrieo; Doqthat and svt, Chas City; B Ora,
Haliamsn, Texas; w Perkins Richmond: y n
Taliaferro. 4 Hill, Hanover; w RI Dunn Amelia:
W VI Scott Dinwiddie; Hendren. Mo; N F
x Z; w Fulton, Green; " stager. Amelia; j Il
Chies Ianiss II AiUyey. Richmond; Hackstt
lady, c; MrsV Bo, d, Miss Conrad. Clartesv "a
Derdon, N o: Jones' Va.
AMERICAN HOTEL.-D Woodson, Buclins.
Cha, Teton, rsi Berry. Richmond; Dsvir
Lee, Ark; Allen, 6 II Mattingly, Washing
Davenport, Roc hester; Mrs C Thompson. Gen.,,si
Tom Thumb, Bridgeport, Conn; DR. Kirkhsm N
Wilson and isd1 %.s W;;;on MMysr P,d
man, U A; Goode and lady Washiug ton: Ch r
Mitchell, Richmond; Elijah Lensel, PhiIsdeInbia.
DR. WalkeI 4 Wood and children Goocnla a psop:
ton, Miss Norton, N Y. A''' A'oi-
UNITED STATES HOTEL-AC Mason and .v..
Keat, Buckingham; Wardeld, Ba',ifn,s.
H0ss,S, Parish; BROOKS London; r smith T.
S j. 4 FsFf k.n s.0oEs Syo
WI Ben, kiehmOnd; Doison. kss opsais. Phil !
PrILin:.on, Lacy, w Lscy, M Walden. Nex
and Menaserie 40 men. ''""i
COLUMBIAN HOTEL j J Tin,lev II w..
goner, Richmond; w @ Dunn Amelia: / % sw.as
Powhs s,.a i Col g CIump, Richmond; L Hardy.
Hiss l. d R; J Dickinson, Va: H Eusf chIp,
terrified; B A Brown. Petersburg; Or McCisr1' g IF
simpler, Pittsburs; David w Sea, Petersburg; ] j
!no a Hughes Bolesvfls; Hughes Rieb n~aes
Jas =, hilts, Ship Shelton; A Sawyer, Richmond
hatan. io"
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A BROTHERLY ACr.-William Buchanan
made his appearance before the Mayor, yesterday
cruel manner, and with abusing Mrs Fitchet The
evidence of guilt was SO conclusive that His Honor
held him to bail in the sum of 800 to keep the
peace and be of good behavior tor the next twelve
months.
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I'd. TURNER'S U e., SELECT CLASSICAL

AHU ENuEiSd bCdOUL, Nnn etfe1t
The 10th AcAdemie Year Of this School vi1 cam.
usnee on MONDAY, the 18th OF September.
The lsssiug Of one class for College viii sn.h,.
tn Pnscpsito form 3lass Of bsginners la Latin.
and also class Ia Greek.
Papils can b admitted who are prepared to COM
mencs the study Of Latin or enter some Of the more
advanced classss already formed.
Mons J. MiCHARD Professor OF Modern Ian.
gusges.
For terms see printed elrcuIars. su2s-dIm
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CAucHr AT LAsr-Patrick Houleban in

the employ of q. Blein a market man. was can
tured and Gagged BY officer Tyler, last Sunday morn-
ing. after long race for ssasutting Charles RhuIe
with spade The 22d inst. Mr. Rhple il in charge
OF the Western Squsr. and The grounds around It.
and engaged In having them prepared and srsded
for the use of the State Agricultural Society when
the prisoner no to him, slishtly Intoxicated.
kicked up mus. aad on bsns ordered into eustody
BY r., who has complete police authority over those
grounds, picked Up spade and endeavoFed to kpock
him on the head. The Mayor held him to bail far his
good behavior in the sum Of $50 which he gave and
was discharged.
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WORKING OFF STEAM-Of Officers Tyler
and Seal came up with Patrick Mcbride, at the
corner of 18th and Cary streets, last Sunday,
where he was working off the steam so extensively
generated by the too free use OF ardent spirits and
being unable to quiet him any other way, took him
to the cage and locked him up. Yesterday morn
ing the Mayor fined him 81 for his naughty con.
duct, and then required him to enter into bonds
and security to keep the peace for the next twelve
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GROWING SPuNKY.-Charles Thias. q
drunken free negro, was ordered fifteen stripes by
Alderman Farrar, for trespassing Cd the City Gas
Works, and having loaded pistol In his possession
prisoner would not have received single strine
that be did not deserve
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DERASGED.--ThOmas Hays, wheel
wright, was brought before the Mayor, Yesterday
charged with trefpassing end being deranged. The
poor fellow seems to be monomanac, but entire
ly harmless. He was locked up for further exami
nation.
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KIcHMoND. Aug 18th, 1854.
OF va, the following officers elected p. p, r. M
Gfawfo.d; r Jno. 8 Fallon; v. p, VIM. A. Allen;
yer; 81 w. Thomas, J,.; R.. WIN. g. Tay.
ior; 8 Edwin N. Alfriend T., 4. w. Pairo; j. g.,
I; Bessey. The election of D. @. was laid over
until next meeting
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BoIsTERous-Oficer Page found Smith
McClair in noisy and fighting condition, on 18th
street last Sunday, and by way of quietng his tenn
night In close communion with himself undisturb-
cd BY the noisy rabble who cougregate near the
dock he was called before the Mayor, yesterday,
and there entered into bonds to lead sober lie
imposed and paid for past offences.
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GAVE BAIL.-Elisha Hawkins, free ne
gro gave bail in the sum of $500 to leave the State
OF Virginia within ten days. and not to return TO Il
again. The prisoner formerly resided In this CITY
but now holds forth in New York.
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How CAME You So?-Joseph Costello,
after indulging too freely In the use of fire water,
last Saturday night laid himself down to sleep on
soft spot in 10th street, where the watchmen dis
covered him and bore him to the cage Yesterday
morning he was brought before the Mayor, and
held to bail for his good behavior in the sum oil
500, after being required to pay fine of 81 for
his intemperance
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PASSENGERS PER SrEAMsu,p 7.

n -" :. II.1 rEn DTEAMfHIP JAMESTOWN,
Cspts,n Cavendy. commanding, from New YORK. An,
Dwight. w Fulton, Pat Colburth, Kri.eh.
mann, Mundin. = Anthem. w George, Mrs BeE.
tsra Dobson. J Sleede, T G Burns and I.Jv w
Woelfoik. Voolfolk, C L voolfolk. Bur.
q nsca SIsiaysid, 2 Mash, " Gaines. Wynn,
Gardner. Curtis. R r Follstt, McGowsn. inc W
n nv " Johnston, B g Dill, Dill, Spence.
N s.hns.Ia " M,1shell and daughter L Schoiield,
C,. rsets, Moere, Ward, c Hernssn ss ::
Ciementa Ars Jackson, and SO il fbs .ss...' "s
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Rev. E. CASE, Minister at the Universal
list Church. in this city, preached his farewell SER
mon on Sunday night last. Mr. C. intends visiting
the West, where he will probably locate perma.
nently.
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THE GREYTOWN AFFAIR.

The London Times remarks: "The act OF
Capt. Holins speaks for itself 1t is, indeed
without parallel in any history with which
we are acquainted, for the place was wholly
incapable of firing shot in its defe ace, not
man was killed or wounded in tbs attack,
and the enterprise was one of mer, idestruc-
ton
The Times is wilfully forgetful Of the fact
that not less than half dozen precisely
similar cases have been perpetras9ed by Bri-
fish ships of war, since the British feet en-.
tered the Baltic, with the additional atrocity
of the most brutal outrages upon he helpless
portion of the population.
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and deposited in jail to await an examination
To THE PuBLIo.-O~ing to the report of
the examination of the negro Ezekiel before the
Mayor on Saturday, which appeared in ths papers of
yesterday, in which he is charged with firing the
constrained notwithstanding that report il confn cd
almost exclusively to negro statements at second
hand to say ;omethins in my own behalf lest my 81
took place left the factory about six O'Clock and in
company with Mr.. Patrick H. Butler, who lives i'm.
modssely in I the nsishboIhood Of my DWELLING went
usual hour, about from to 10 O'clock, retired to
rest and asleep when the alarm of fro was given
| spot that tho factory was nearly consumed imms-
diatey did what a. energeticAly could to save 20
much az was possible. have no knowledge what
ever of tho manner, cauge of the person who set
are to the building.
might content myself with saying that all that
not choose to leave it thus / choose to examine it
boldly that the public may what the character of
| the testimony is a. though 1t were white. The ne
spoke TO him on the subjse of burning the house
He denies that he burntit Il is the negro William
eeding the FIRE MONDAY nisht) and that Nelson told
him an effort had been made to employ Ezekiel and
himself to fire the houses that he had refused; but
self of tho fact that this s the statement of
a. to what another negro told him, what possible
one willing to believe that am SiYain enough to
commit such act, is there any that can believe
was foo! enoueh to commit it in such way to
make it the subject of street talk between three
sroes two whole days before the deed done?
But any believe that if Ezekiel fred the
house. land about that know nothng) that he told
Nelson of his intention on Tuesday or Wednesday,
nearly one week before the fre7 Moreover, if VIII
liam and Nelson such christian negroes that they
would not engage In it, how happens 1t that they
were not christians enough to inform one that
Ezekiel was going to do il!
think the public must see that these sheer fa-
brieations and that the fact likely il that vii.
liam and Nelson themselves the perpetrators and
are endeavorins to put it of on Esekel.
The public will see from the report of Mr. Burtons
testimony tsven this morniDg), that am q heavy
loser by the fire. What motive could have had
therefore unless wantorly to destroy my own pro-
perty2 They will also see that was very careless
absut the key spoken of and that it might have been
obtained by any negro In the factory, a. do not
doubt It was by some one of them.
JOHN II. GENTRY.
RICHMOND. Aug 2Sth-1t
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INeUEsT.-COrOner Wicker assisted by
Constable Lewellen, held an inquest yesterday
morning, over the body of Edward Walls, who
came to his death BY fall, having been previously
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OsIy REpes,sa. -Mathias Stitsell. wb;la

on header last Sur day night made his bed o a
the sidewalk ef Leigh street. and quietly reno
nng IN the arms Of Hon,uns. whsn the m@ddl esome
wafchmen disturbed his siufnbefs nnd then uncers.
moniousiy marched him of ~ the market Place
where be was comp.u 4 the remainder 81
the night. When brcught before the Mayor yester.
day. he was charxed with being drunk, and REQUIRED
10 sivs bail for bis future rod behavior
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HxALrn or rHK CIrY.-Our table oiin-
| ,..ueris q the shockoe Hin Burying Ground Tor
~ week ending the 9Th inst, shows ccniinncd
dccrease 10 deaths from cholera. We lay before
,.r readers. that they may be satisfied Of what We
ray:
M. of White Male Eafermeafs.
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The body OF Col. Loring, who wa killed In New
York by Dr. Graham, arrived in Florida the 18th
instant.
The Louisville Times learns that Hon. j. C..
Breckenridge is confined to ais room by illness.
The Ohio and Missssis, pi Railway Company have
decided to build fenlce each side of their track
the whole length of their road.
The Countess Ida Pfeiffer, the celebrated travel.
e., arrived at Chicago on Tuesday en- route for the
| settlements of the Hudson Bay Company.
Mrs. Sarah P Williams wife of Rev. w. F. vii
| liams, missionary at Mosul, Assyris, is dead.
Mrs. Cone. vile of Rev Spencer H. Cone, D. D.,
| Of New York, died at Schooley's Mountain N. j.,
| 18Th instant.
| DR.. J. J. Myers, late physician of the Marine Hos
pital at Pittsburg died In Winchester, Va, las,
| Thursday.
Samuel Snowden, of the firm of Ogden e. Snow.
den, druggists, of Pittsburg, died of paralysis on
Thursday
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RUTTER-Thirty kegs superior Go.hen
~ Butter. for family uss, for sale by
~ Ext @. q. WORTH AM l. ~,
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STABBING.-On Saturday last difficulty
occurred on the plantation of Mr.. John E. Wood
ward, in the lower end of Henrico county, between
three negroes, when Beverly Cousins, slave to Mr.
W., stabbed Wesley Jones and Eliza Clark, injur.
ing both of them severely. Wesley was arrested
on Sunday afternoon. by Mr.. John R. Woodward
and deposited in jail to await an examination
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER.
At RAspotpH's BOOKSTORE, I2l Main g., yesterday
O'Clock II O'Clock. O'clock
rs 10 10
MARINE NEWS.

ARRIVED,
steamship jamestown, Cavendy, New York. mdss
and passengers
Ludlem & Watson. o'
schr. Providence, Parks. Baltimore, mdss, w. d.
Colquitt Co.
Brother.
sehr New Packet, Gwath mey, smithheld, .ndse
SAILED,
Colquitt L Co.
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RICHMOND, Aug 2sth-lt '' -
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The body OF Col. Loring, who wal killed In New
York by Dr. Graham, arrived in Florida the 18th