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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-24

drunk AND DIsoRDIRLY.-A man named j. b. Homer.
late arrival from Boston, WAS brought before the
on yesterday charged with being drunk and disordcy
near the Lower Market, on Saturday night.
The Mayor told him that persons from Boston who
choose to visit this city, would not conduct themselves
while there. they would be taught to do 1t.
lie discharged him. with assurance that should he
again be brought before him upon similar charge he
would not be let of without giving proper security for bis
future good conduct
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-24

THE AEcHASIcs' lSsTITurE-The Mechanics Institute
purpose having an exhibition Tor the pre- motion Of the
mechanic arts, during the ensuing Fair in q spacious
room Of the new building Main street. owned by T. p
Jones, and now on the OF completion II will open
on the evening Of the 3oth inst, at o'clock, aud will
continue for sixteen days.
The exhibition will embrace large variety Of mechan
icsl productions, wrought within the City or State
The premiums will consist Of gold, silver and bronze
medals and diplomas, according to the merits Of the
ticles
The progress Of the Institute thus far has been all that
could DO anticipated and the prospects Of i advance
ment to Tar higher degree OF Importance are very fat.
terng This is step which will tend more TO its succes,
than any that could have been conceived.
The occasion for display Of this sort is admrabl,
chosen. Hundreds who will learn the objects OF ouch
movement by an exhibition Of this nature will readily
enroll themselves members In order to encourage H.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-24

AcorITAL ASp AREEsr.-The negroes charged with IN,
murder OF Jane Graham about which their has been SOM
excitement were tried in the County Court of Monroe
Monday last and acquitted. The brother of the do
ceased James Graham who is suspected Of being her
murderer, has been arTes.ed aud lodged in the Monro
Jail. His call trial will take place on Saturday next
Lswjsburg Chronicle 1870
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-24

w SPECIAL HOTCE-Corntry Merchants, and other, ar.
respectny invited 10 attend Auction Watcher Jr,e
o'clock. See advertisement ELIAS UaJe -
Auet'r and Commission Merchant IOs Main s,,s,.t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-24

This section OF the state is peculiarly fortunate tn
present season. in thing. there is everywhere otea
abundance OF mast The bOuntlful supply Of thu. val
liable food. will enable many fi,tcn their hogs aItnos
entirely wlihuu, corn; and under the circumstance
is truly CID send-Fincasile Whig
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-24

GoIsG Too FAST -Aauson MounIoy was fined g., by
the Mayor on Yesterday, for permitting his team to be
driven at rapid rate through Rocketts on Saturday
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-24

AsnoRE.-Ensign Baker, a ,ailor who had come IN a
schooner to this city from Baltimore about month ago
was taken up and Gagged Saturday night, for being
drunk and creating dis urbances in the street.
lie was taken before the Mayor yesterday and after
being properly lectured as to the duty Of folks who
here, was discharged with promise not to be without
proper guarantee Tor his future good conduct
I'D again for a similar offence
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Articles sides paper will publshsd
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LOCAL N L VS.,

6ocirrr LAw.-Thers must DO some adaptation Of
the principles Of Law to society othsruae they would
prove ineffective. They si merely elis without spy
practical force application.
The operation of the Law upon our statute book. which
recognizes the right Of certain class certificate Of
their being white on Its berg satisfactorily proven that
they have lea, than fourth negro blood In them and
the relations which thoy bear society upon obtain
ing that privilege maintains the Of our views
the other. To all practical ends this Law il nonentv
Tho rights which it comedies by virtue Of this
namely, that they vote hold offices Of trust In fact &C,
altogether as white PERSONS society practically ignores
With IT, they stand precisely they WERE and would be
IL no such certificate was given. They will always be
looked upon ngqers the judgement Of our courts 10
the contrary notwithstanding. Aud Il should be- fer
we hnd this very class 10 many instances depraved
the backrst negro in the community They are far moro
usolert having conviction that their claims to eon,l,y
fully recognized by law In many instances they be-
higher position than many poor white folks as they often
ssy In tone that might we'll provoke the OF
the most humble in this community.
The experience which the people have had of this Law
sashes them OF Its neciency, for remember that
effort was made at the last session Of the Legislature N
repeal that statute aud declare all persous to be
who had any negro blood in them. II rightly remem
The bill upon this subject received its seco readipc
and will probably be carried through at the next session
This clashing OF law and society, aud ito effects We
havo seen illustrated in the Of Maria Jane Ux apd
her sister, Mary Xix, who were before the Mayor on yes
terdsy for want OF registers We noicad this case a,
some length In yesterdays paper; particularly one
feature OF IT, which was the attack upon Maria by tb,
Waterman who arrested her. because Of some
as he eudeavored to take her to the cage
The two said persons Of mixed blood I'm,
perfectly white 10 their compilations The Testimonies,
two witnesses named Henry aud Gaines who had known
the parties since their birth, aud their pedigree as f.r
back as Was necessary for the purposes Of the law
that the mother Of the two the daughter of
white woman by very light muatto man. and that the,
we're themselves descendants Of white IN an named Ad
ANS. This established their staia being pretty whit.
but We injured that in social point Of view their cond
lion was esteemed little above the negro. The Mayor LEI
them of with that unless they procured
thcae oil their being white from the proper Court
should have TO commit them as negroes going at a.rs
Without register This he threatened to do II they sui
fered the next Court to pass without, obtaining the prope
certificate Until that u produced he should always re-
Gard liam d. al.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-24

The recent election in Ohio exhibits one of the most TO-
nsrkabe instances Of change in popular sentiment ever
witnessed Only two years ago gave President Pierce
plurality OF l6,6si only year ago il gave MedlI the
Democratic candidate for Governor plurality of eli s43
and its Congressional delegation contested Of Demo.
Gratis aid only eight Wings Now, there is not single
Administration man the Delegation and the State has
pronounced against the policy Of President Pierce by ma
jority Of $4,000.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-24

RUSHELs TRoUPE-KunkeIs Ethiopian Nip.,reI, ar,
still performing at Metropolitan Hail.
Their performances have additional feature OF nte-
rest each succeeding night and are glad TO observe
that the attendance continues increase as their stay
prolonged. They well worthy Of liberal patronage
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-24

Iy,ypr,,,,o ~ A., =, 49,, ~. No., ~,
usr;nasn ,hs ,nson AZ. %r nGsc.rro'. Won
:. isen ."e Inventor ., new mus'cai notation which
;" simple ana Prac.ca' Tor vocal, as well a.
d -, "u " music, ms arrived 10 our city
and concor, viii ,he .no;.i W. s; oy pubic iec'ur
a" ny, eoneer.; WIN Tue principles OF h's system
s seaa'enen hhs uisht ul:heu himself by bis deter
n nT W ae' a. OF all musical scholar
y. wv. H.. sn." % gwen 70 mem general thing
JUS perseverance, w removing ana showing the fallacy
=, sr s mm !, @ DIonGh. sgsns. his system
wv un'" nas oeeh aGknoWIeosed br spske, L'srt
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The Democracy In dapger-Grsat e,tltement-Msr,I
entd.

lho democracy In dADger-Great Excitement Martial
entd.
The city was thrown ntOln,ensc excitement, yes,et
day morning, upon the appearance Of the Richmond
Enquirer. We are almost out of breath and have M
time for particulars Suffice is TO say that there i, i'm
inent probability of martial law being soon declared
against all the Tecusant aud rebelIious Democrats in vr
ginia. The Enquirer will take the lead in this utea
noble, and patriotic work. Let all independent, free
thinking Democrats read their doom In the following
stern sod bloody decree. II is from the Richmond En-
qnrer And when the Enquirer speaks, let the De-
mocracy everywhere be silent, and soue down into
sullen obedience TO its mandates Give ear, oh ear,h
and listen Oh ye heaveosi
"IT WE TOLERATE HEREsr AND IssUBoRDisATIoY
DECENTRALIZATION AND pGrElr WILL DIX THE coSsg
auEScs. IN a CRISIS OF UNUSUAL PERIL THE Sc
WE'RE SWAY OF MARTIAL LAW IS Essen
TiAL TO rHE sAvErv OF THE snsr THE DsxocRA-
CT Ass sEcoxPAsskD NJ MANY voEs, AND vExED BY
ArcH srsivE. SHALL WE aELAx ouR pscIpLisg7-
SHALL WE SUFFER EVERY MAN TO GO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-24

CASE oTF Decentralization Brown OF Richmond
county orrestod in this place Ia the month OF
In the attempt to rob Nessrs Farlsnd Co.. Of parcel
ofjeweiry and released on giving bail for his
at the neqt March term Of county court died
daya aiuce
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10. q. BALDWIN,
(RrcrNILr OF LEXINGTON, ALBANIA
ATTORNEY At ,,v ~

NnhCkSLr LEXINGTON, ALAnANAl
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
sa.i1s.. n sa p. r.e Of and vi.
an nj I .ns 70 the DensS aaS.m, and M.
Sac ra,scr,os, oIL-. Sept. 10TH 1854. di'Aeis
II o. ri. NOV, ;snsS: wd M.EGIsTEF;A eoap,so Sc.
.I,sss, Is NO. offered for Library should Se
o. s SSuT,y sS thirty .sS year.
s S:''' and statesman" has no equal
Nj DIE NEW GOODS ,til receiving and viii
a, svy s,ss Al NE
@ are always buying and getting Of Gar
TnI.s IN rant ,.ms.hns nna my rnpo
run anything that fancy can suggest at the
oess clother. corner Main and re.ri SIS,
.nos.l .Sne s az s i@ Pine Black also
MEHINo UNDER sHIRTs-aensntn win nnd :, y, store
tn spmpee ,,.or,men, Of henO. L.b,uoo Shaker
sh s S Ss,,no Cotton and Wool Hal. Hose cr.ys Stocks
ENo na,i RkNT'> One Room the store Of
A NDE i a. sTuDENTs REyiEW.-yor sale at RAN
PSas sssis,ss o. .Hs .sS
fEssis the By ssf Rs q
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TIL. from the Va Med Surgical Journal
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inS %S.s sG,Sn r%gTss
Wig .ad Wing f' Ss s two Ad"'' %r
JoMpk,lsoo Kes, DuPont blasting Powder Jus. received
oe7s EDWIN WORKMAN 4 CO.
To Rs,on yn. The Ps,ssury Union AsIeliur
si.A 5 .ni g sS a. s, oS ss
a. .h. ,ck;. will be good % any time ps,lOl. to
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND
Aesommod.,icn. ...'...'.;atsli
Mail ..."........ .........s,s
TRAINS LEAVE PkTrRsDuRa.
Ass9nmOdaiion. ..........................:atsS
.',.'...''' ;Tnos bo1iirAD.. sepsiiafad.a.
70 let to the uphn.hei work upon
he In. Of their no, .Itsahy contracted Tor
The .o. :. e 3, q Dam. No
.a hoa sSI%s ss 6 8. S9:
@ passed are sss of s t .sS
n.y. WI" % Bank IT.. .smcsd payable
rSres1 upon rss principal md pledge
81 r.: %
-Sis .1 S g.a due yss' S s"des S9
S~a Is. ss s J:y (; no loan va.
ss The e: 1a n s"s @
pt,,on. vhins 70 becom, contractors invited es,mlne
hs Once 90 fsa snsn. ,sf
Ocai-csw President n r. N ~; camr,s,,
@ Ss csS., { sss.s
'hoVe and rons which We offer for ,ss on syoss.e
oc9i Importer Of Hardware ~ Pssri Street..
o have Iu;, Received fs,h.r supply
.sIs "'''" '' ''''i Pr. aoes Hs 6sS'""''
r ANgIIoRSEs sUrgRioR FAMILY PLoUn-in store
oc2I pAcoy pasKvpytIIp
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SECOND SUPPLY,

HAVE the pleasure thoss Who h. b.. a.
~. ,.a 10 %ssns tse, h purchases until this time that
me "Asa City Pola and BY the lea" and
stock OF Fall and Winter Dry Goods. "a. @
he nisa comzdnding offered pubic In SIX, W.
te shAvs Cloths Cassinere Blankets vnr, and o,I.,.
IL IN au,nies 70 sui, the buyers, to invite
Who may be DESTROYS OF
an Importer Who selects the him In person 10 81
get their supplies. At the very price, " ~ @Au
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-24

They are great on "epitsT," in California, The San
Diego Herald publishes the following written upon Young
man who acciden,ly shot
"here lies the body Of Jeems Hambrick
xhn urna la..I..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-24

by young
he accideny shot with Of the largo colts revo
with stopper for cock to rest on il wa, one al
the old fashion kind mounted and of sucb ia tho
dom of heaven " ''"b
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A GREAT NATIONAL woRkI
ny vTRGINIANit

DAINTY LEADRnS:-stetches Of Jrnrrron U,n,,,o, -,
doph Jackson and Clay including notice. q MAN. a,ss
distinguished American Statesmen. " many o'"e
49,, ny JOSEPH q. BALDWIN
Au'nor OF "1he fTuih Tipss II ALILan.d and
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TO Tyg EDITOR or the nyeALD.


tefrit me the fsysr 10 reply to the news tsssa fr
Alsasess orgao. the Bo'est~ oes,i at Anspays, a.,
puo'lhss in Jour isarnal the 26th icst.at satnr
sbat "the Asxieaa General ycheias Bravo twhs d.,
some months since va Exiliog ADD declined vos,x
sgsnst his old ecmrsds Alyatss. and General sa:ts
Anns le'i his physician With him, whom the i3,etis
states, poisoned General Bravou
In addition 70 what Is mentioned baor on Al thort~
il is evident that if 10 every particular the ab,ys
statement of the Bo'ix gives tie best reason IN.
world zhy General Bravo did march With the govsea
ment forces sgairst Aivarsphe could not he vas scx
facts admitted BY his having been in need Of and scce
ing the attendance Of physician It would seam to %
AsaIezs desire 1t the present time to eaieavor to &C.
complsh sgains santa BY misrepresentation What
he cannot by Forces he therefore turns the kind
nsss Of Santa Anna to deceased freud rsasra for
upjuss iDpua'ion although by 80 doiog he In the
present instance lbels the entire by
any physician ecud be found In all Mexico capable Il
dishono ring his profession In the way msn.ioDsd.
General Bravo aissys truly conservative n
bis sentiments and from whoa santa anna world nm "a
continued TO receive as vel important counsel a. tn
alive. General santa Anna Ia reason whatever 70
desire the death OF General Bravo On the contrary Il
Tor Santa Annals poaitive interest that Bravo should
have lived So far from the latter approving tina move
nent Of Alvarez he wrote strenS le.erseea wills u
Mexico by the New York Ccnsul-conde inning Il. aal
earnestly advocating and ur-cg ts prompt suppressioa
General santa snns mad thus, at the time Of GsnscA
Braves dmss as well antece5enty, his friendly cd
SaI Anna thankful and grateful for General Bra.
vos Influential support good opinion And advice There
GOODNESS subsisting between tho t~o Gtnerals
and whe General Bravo deceased 1t at bis ha
csnda distant from the city Of hexco In the bosom u
his family, faithfully lamened, and appropriately hon.
ored and r. memsersd at his burial. which at NE
cost Of The nation. The charge that Gen. santa
poisoned Gen. Bravo, directly or indirectly, Is
strous fabrication, which cannot be too strongly csa-
demced Lie every other uojus. mputaton no roc,
against the distinguished Santa Aqua it had its unjust
source Ia personal or politi, sal envy eamity
General Bravo was chosen by Santa Anna Of sAs
six or seven persons whom he honored with the Grsal
ercss OF the Order Of Guadalupe. q. l.. ;.
NV YORK. Sept 38 1854.
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UASotSG Man WITH Las CHuS--SnocSiSc SCrss IL
respondent Of tue Unon writing from Drytosn, in
Annacor August %, says - Tho citizens OF this place
excited by The report that smother murder had
beer committed in midst Chinanisn. white a.
work mining short distance below town, attacked
by Mexican and killed with revolver 1t appears tbs
Mexican shot at several others, without effect Tie
miners got track OF the villain, and af,cr hard chase
caught him the EAnch, eight miles below hers
Tho prisoner was brought up within about . ne Of
town. where large party OF miners we're assembled He
tried the spot and positive proof being obtained
II decided that he should be hung forshsitl The
sheriff q the COUNTY made several nef9csos attempts
10 ob.sn possession Of the prisoner. the crowd were
AL in OF ha8gps the prisoner witou. delay. bus
only nix or could be got 10 perform the deed
No roEe being st hand chain pas red and FAST
tncd 20 The limb Of tree with jest sufficient rope 4,
make a nccfe Of The prisoner was then mounted
lore, after being bound, rhen several attonps were
made get his head into The moose. bnt his strgsls
prevented them from doing st. Tho log chain was then
lowered aod the put his head, after pnins
early ell his har ont she hog chain was thsr tose
hroaro the limb ~ afro, ts iorss Ess led cu ircn
ches ae rasa 'he ,esoaer sas< 'AfseaSta a'saf ,os
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Riot In Cincinnati.


THREE MEN SHOT AND SEVERAL rERsASs INJusxp.
From the Cincinnati Gazette Sept 20
About two months since the Presbyterians fitted uu
building near the hte Mills, in the Twelfth ward and
started therein = Sabbath school, The second sunday
upon the officers of the school, and requested them to
close the same. The rquest was not complied with
The next saturday night the schooroom entered by
persons who tore up the Sunday school books and
broke M and threw out the furniture into the street.
The school Was consequently suspended The trustees
OF the church, determined upon establishing acho H.
rented small brick house. near thu White Mills and
nued !. up for purposes The Sunday school
again 70 be opened on sunday morning Previous to the
hour of opening the trustees informed nv crowd
OF Dung men that II they dared to open their schosl
they would be mobbed and tsir sctooiroo I'm would bs
treated as was on former OCCASION. The trustcev,
esful OF riot did not oren the school, but proceesed
TO the residences OF several Of the parties whom they
endeavorcd to expostulate with them not to ssrrv
into execution the thrcsts they had made Hard words
passed between them, AM the Germans declared with
ostbs, that they would riddle The house and kill tho
parties II they attempted TO open the school, BY eight
O'Clock in the evening que excitement was created
and hundreds Of persons had upon Bar
rlson road between tho Brighton House and Mlcreek
quA,yclhng.
Al given signal the friends of the trustees
Two houses, occupied by some OF the Germsns, and
owned by John Coleman, and ridded Of hem con-
rleteiy general riot here followed. Pistols were
fred and bo~lcers,ones and clubs thrown wosers
and children running In every direc ion sore aiming
and crying for the safety IL their hush and brothers.
After the three men were shot and number of persnna
otherwise injured the Germans commenced q retreat
The other then went The Western HOUSE.
and broke in the windows and DOORS and thrsw the fur
ni.ure into the roed Al 10 O'Clock Of vc poii0e
men arrived and the rioters dispersed Two Of the -
cepNn, Dole and Heghtmsn, beaten with chstas,
in endeayorng to make en- arrest, but not seri-
onsly Injured The names Of the three men wers
shot we could not learn bit undcrsan that their iniu
ries are not OF fatal character The men who wsrs
strrck with the boldersare not seriously injured. Ths
heht ended about half past ten O'Clock. There wer
onytwo Of the Twelfth ward police the ground, bus
we understand that the Mayor will institute nvcso
CATION to ascertain where the other po!tss seers wsr
and the LieutsAsns OF Bremen street station -hsnss
was charged ycsterdsy. lat Of Thorn knew that The
riot vac in progress but refused togo snd put atop -
the same An extra police for:s has been ptaced uPs
duty in that neighbour BOD, TO preysnt repetition "a
such Of violence and bloodshsd Tho Sunday
school viii be opened, posiursiy, on neat sunsAS
morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-01

Explosion OF STEAM BoiLsR ON TIRE ASA r.
SWIFT OF RoCHESryn%--Onthe nth inst, onc0f To
steam boilers on the Lake boa and canal p.opeicr
Asa r. Swift, Of Rochester, exploded, while the bssk
street bridge, preparing 10 60 TO New York The coz
cussion WAS folt for some considerable distance ON
the pier, shaking TIE houses to their foundstscS.
and causing the tunblers and bottles tafAll on ~
over . two story yrame building, occupied BY Mr.
Benjamin WakSnlan, and lodged on pile q saves
nearly four hundred feet from the boat Toe cng.
necr Mr.. Riley, wss in the engine room whom tbs
explosion took place, but he escaped with having
his face slightly. and hsh suda pretty badly scaded
by eteay and water. TIE engineer Of the propellss
Swan, Of Philadelphia, was staining near tue boil.
or and was blown overheard. He WAS rescued un-
huTk No Otteg persons were, In any way, oGaeg
then the engineer, injured. aud no 6smage was
dore to The beat fhe boa. belongs to Captain n
Hathaway. OF Reaao. who was "a osasse, and ia
! Eeil, CT New yuk.
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nrx.rr oprvy-cr or rrirr.--Eyerv now and

DEVELOPMENT OF FRAUp.-Every now and then,
acts ste clicked which TO explain how Of the
'fast young men, enabled to make much show
fnolerate salaries here another instance. An old
established iron manufacturing firm found itself seriously
nbarsrsed in Il finances and has lust been Obliged
mako an assignment to tue creditors Upon exan,inA
ion Ct the business accounts 1t vas discovered that the
sncbssrA troiiink fast horses, and 6naly sailed for
lufors pleasure trip, he'd been unfahial 10 The
trust omitted to im. Amoog other eontfiysBccs FOR
n,na IA u a eta he had ,osn each pay day
Se spart jsrssle amount 81 the share OF wages
due 20 vofkcs wko bad not been 10 tac employ OF tv
cpccyn for war rsst and eppcopsatlng TIE ssme
10 san ii,--Jsryvcl3 Ge1g,@as.
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now THE SKELETONS CANE TErEH RE
MAISs-sroro6ICAL cURroslrIsS, Yrc.
Mr.. G. +. Winsiow, writing 70 tho California Far
mer, from Murphy's Camp, gives the following In.
ferestiog description of tue Caves Of Csavoras and
Tuolumne and their contents
About one and hall miles from The Stani.laa
we came 10 the Limestone Cave, whish has been
often spoken Of OF late, az being the receptacle Of
luman bones covered with calcarcous deposits. This
we di rot enter for scl of time. We hid passed
il about half mile before earning its whereabouts,
erd as the day was 50 hot aud the SUI advancing.
We ccnsif cred II best 10 pas without exploding Il.
This we could dispense With the better, ~ we raet
= pers who had explored II clrcfuly. end who OF.
ieTed us lr3gmt nts OF human skeletons which e had
takeu from Il cave. Thsse bones we're dry and
light snd rot imrreCnsted Ct owr'eid visa c5ica-
feta slais ike oltcrs nhiCa hAYU eco lrsu tho
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COMET or 1sJt.--The comet discovered on the
18th inst al Newsrk By Mr.. Van Arsdae was observed
At 500 National observatory the nights OF the 2iss
ay.d ed; H. position then bsng az follows -
7;ns A. De-
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The 40 chinese deaths above reported occurtd anoug
the passengers by the Libertsd and Exchange.
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bOttIs bittera.,. % Total. SbSJ %
This would siya each OF the twenty four jurors x bot
ties of sherry 100 cigars, "a bottles of CHAMPAGNE and
Ia quarts Of brandy.
MORTALITY or SAN FRANCISCO The followipg table
shows total mortality of San francisco the st
to the 24th OF August, inclusive =