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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-20

~ The rapid fight of Time is theme
for many well-written essays, md subject OF
m any unwritten and melancholy reflections.
Sadly the mind broods over the changes
which 1t works; in the proudest achievements
Of art, the Hottest schemes of ambition, and
the tenderest affections of the soul. AS the
flowers fall, the grass loses its freshness, the
leaves drop from the trees at the approach OF
autumn, so all objects most dear to the human
heart, are stripped of their beauty and at
Effectiveness by the progress OF Time. Men
uniformly associate sad thoughts with the
Progress of Time, for it speaks of gray hairs,
of disappointed hopes, of affecting bereave
ments, of neglected opportunities for useful
ness that cannot be recalled, of deeds which
ucappn11Gbjde the scrutiny of that severe tri-
RtTiue is fastening US with
q; of body full of pains and
- lsnes ~ mind on which memory
casts many 4 long and sombre shadow.
Yet there is bright side to this as to all
the other seeming evils of life. If Time
brings sadness, it also dispenses comfort and
consolation. fit passes too rapidly for some
of us, so that we would fain stop its flying
wheels, let us recollect that its passage is eff
facing the deep lines of sorrow from many
aching hearts, and healing many wounded
spirits that had resisted all other alternatives
For heart sick with bereavement, Time is
the greatest of earthly physicians. Deeply
rooted indeed must be the sorrow which his
hand cannot pluck out, and bitter, beyond all
human bitterness, the woe which does not
yield TO the 'sweet oblivious antidoto" which
he administers. Let us not, then, repine at
the fight of Time, for if it brings gloomy
changeto some, it brings light and morning
to many darkened hearts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-20

CUPERFINE FLOUR AND LARD in
0stsre on consignment. For Gale ~
10 ~ s. WtN6TON Il POWERS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-13
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Correspondence of the Baltimore Spn

BAN FRAscisco. April 10, 1854.
Believing that few lines from a Baltimorean ,;rirg
lair state OF Affairs in San Francisco will peIhsps
have good tendency will say you that at the pre-
sent time In TACT for the last months there has been
place city in the Union where there Ia AZ mpcb die
tress aud there is In California The store houses
are crowded with goods and in many instances the pave
mens and vacant lots used in place of for
storing goods and yet from dollars per on ia
charged parties consgning goods this market for ste.
rage where they actually exposed to all the ncem-
ences Of tho weather. and become damaged so that when
they offered for sale scarcely any price can be obtain
ed for them.
Al the present time. potatoes selling at ten cents
per bushel onions at twenty and in every
other description Of goods about in proportion Youm
often II stated that aborers wages ranges from Eve 10
dollars per day. but you that there arc
In San Francisco thousands of mechanics willing TO work
for half the above named prices, and canddly believe
that every day there thousaLd men that dc hot
know when they get up In the morning where or how
to obtain their breakfast and il for the lunch.
set out by the at eleven o'clock one half Of
who have told that for two three DAYS they
have had nothing to eat except what picked up by
them at the taverus.
would also TO you that the Baltimore mail hardly
gets here IN time Only every other steamer brings
the Baltimore letters to us.
What have written Is with n view Of uuiccciying
those poor fellows who like Others before them would
crowd our city by every arrival for can nJ
you my firm believe IL that one. half the ponus
necessary to carry them back homo, would leave this
place by the next boat.
All tho you hear OF the mines Welding 90
much Wholesale fascLcods. Money commands reads
lily from three TO Eve cents month"; and sometimes that
much per week. in.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-13

g. g. RAILROAD DAyJOn Tuesday the passenger
nude its hrt trip Davis ~ miles above
number n eiInl vent upom that
the soVeresns" that region, male and female
ae TO greet the advent Of the Iron Horse them Many
Of them had locomotive bef
plainly indicated In their sight
"crler aroused them reached It's whistle
loud and prolonged walked the echoes their
some two three whose curiosity prompted minute eSamina.
on OF the interior NJ the
the sEns for the departure the tran suddenly
moving Mt speed something ahead OF $40" and before
well knew what the matter had arrived depot,
the pleasant rejection console them for their
that they would have walk back walt for the days
train.
The trip mide in good time and the track though little
found be
condition. The station pamplnt thought viii reached
10 eEot or ten Objectionable journal, MIV II.
The weather deshu-and vegaton n all kinds under
the kindly influences Of Tuesday evening
since, Is crossing hucy.-Ib.
scOrrsyLLE The County Court NJ Alternate on Monday
last refused grant license to retail puor Ia the Of
vilc.-B
IL this than VIC have ever before
known AZ hs season Good butter presume wo1d readily
bring IS eents.-B.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-13

On Monday the s init AZ the residence Of her husband
this city MARION hORsON the wits Of James Brooke in the 25h
yssr Of her
The tribute and sympathy rarely invoked 10 more
smcng bereavement Ia the bloom Of early womanhood
home Of unaoyed felicity u which
GROWING BLESSING Of mother. Joy, amid ths happ, elreum
and most aupicious hopes, this
cherished has been matched after
the chilling 81 death. The fair
tie youth hid Just been dhlcd In the
tinns and Kindly eh4ns o. and In the rsteinn. ~
wife, fieud and neghbOr she had
admiration and love Nor wanting
She finishing religion. Ia beautiful consistency
Chrsan NE, and IN the calm and nnA
Ing indeed he found the m her angushrd
huoan aud scel family To the benlgn nistIatobs of theft
falh which with hniing its Wings they commend
sd We a.praion' Of friends, they directed ny The dJ
ing rJunetn.m her, Who trust, realizes low "bes,c
are Trey who die IN the Lard
~ The residence OF her son, Mrs MARTHA T. TADE the
reet ~ TIC hte John slde Esql aef u acton
her
sr friends ard those Of her son. Mr. n ssds are requested
tenary Ohureh.
on the 18TH instant at her residences this city aUSAN
NsH PLEAsANfs, teet Of the late Of
90 ehsni, In the tSi yer Of her age.
Her funeral viii take plses 70 Morrow (sunday) svnrE att
ooosN, from the tooni Pfesbyt-sn Church. the Rev ~ D.
Hge, and the friends on the family To-
Yitsd 10 attend WithSut further notice,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-13
TuRrsIEn nv STEAMER CANADA.

yuRrsikR nv STEAMER CANADA.
~. atssisa srEAMka olrr OF oLAsoow-rHE WAR
RUSSIAN MOVEMENTS ON THE pAsUpE-ruE MAR.
klrs &c.
Nay NJ. o, It. ss;s . a from
' Ts 0s S e o. 3, the
,1 Th err had s;;a fs:pd of til, long mis-
Of e. o1ss o 81 ana
entertained especially By those Who have fisna. os
Inr EASTERN WAR.
s Ssi SnsS sss JsT III;
kr Sas. r.. ss so .,,ys !.
A "a r rs, ,sS s,,.,
elk ka, n Whilst they 'ad is %.s
he T sasi. s.n ). 0 s. :.
The k..., /, reported a. on, Of IN, most
a.. ' .n. I p,s rsu,oG
mach q; ss.f n s Il.
Lss enemies property 70 b R sss
MARKETs
,bov, Hpra market for Bresd,un,
.S ass sssns In y Flour 81
and oso LOT "s''srn Canal and 80, Balmore
Of Western white ss eos and Al, per quarter.
wss,Ts' quotations a.aa. 81 red and mixed
s s:: s:: the
bacon ss
pe as s.St. r e. .a p9 s. sp. s
s. .. .. Ts';. .s.ssiiss. q g: 9.
Rse-Du and lover 100 cash, o.ro,,n, a, ao.S,
A%.e. SscarMe.:rs Bell son op as.or,
is S1tns' Ap ps- Germ T S.as!
pc: cent s Bent, 81 M.,ysad ss Bonds p
Loadon TartA%BrssS.,un. aru Tel. RE, an, o,,, ,u
'I %i W w., si,y 70, ,sor. per od.
P,s @ S SapI ssi w {. l,s
sass Hpru sale, Of Cotton week forf up
hs S Gao bales ere,d,un shade higher eo.,ns s,et
were shade lover - A"e'p'0'
SECOND DISPATCH.
s,h souLE AND THE SPANISH aovERNNENT-TuE WAN
CORD WITH ruE ALIsrHr sRsEK ISsns, IN ACs
W. '-ihrohrANr PROM INDiA-corroN MAR
H,tr.1 Ma, ,,,s-r,. ,.u.
oy the caHAda enabled to ;. nd io1
Tho Madrid eorre,pondsnt Of ~. Mnaa.oR CASE.
10 % s Sssesn Mr. so.is and ne
No, l. ny Mr. soule. state. the eomD,,n,. ~.
Instructed to demand requiring positive reply snI no
No y Prom the Spanish government, declare, ~, ,,.,r,,
H. s. rrom M ss Ia, been n, received from Cuba
but .apps..ss , spain had
Are,iye thai n asyernnen strong and OPP
ports. va" 'n'osh' Mr. s0uls would demand hi, pass.
moi snnird e'u'e' Win mider terms but had
IN. sn,p,'s,.,.
says the correspondent Times look on ba
Nj souis ~.. ns A. rssfoearins aud exorbl'ant.
THE EAsrgRs W., ~ 'N'" 'in'''ef.
the Fury cut out Russian near
| me hareor OF sebastopoi convoy oy NJ.
san amer and two rsa,e The gave ehexe , h
~ eseapeu after cutting her prize adtiit. " '
steamer from the Archipelago passed The
ana Tue batteries reaching the Sea In s.r,v
foaI thousand Turk sh troops Erzero
use 10 march against the Till their re-
se,ued. pay were
against Russia In was
erai among all the warlike was gen,
ior.e 70 attack the Russian head quarters NJ Tip
french Imperial decree allows Russian shIn, .ht"L l.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-13

this vlsH the language OF the Uaisa 10 sisnlacsn and
Ia calculated nfict great Injury upon the AdmInstra
ou least in the State Of Virginia. The Democracy Of
tom will they prove aithless the Administration
while the ADMINISTRATION TO the principles Of the
party. Bni, ,se uU NOT undertake TO dnscer for the
consequences Of general eonrietion hat the Rrs.iden
srH not rihold his sanction from the Hons'tedd BIZ
Does not the last sentence indicate show Of re-
sistance to the Brigadiers administration on the part
Of our neighbour Is it not immensely Insignificant
We conclude this article by sincerely congratulating
the Enquirer both upon the new suit it has recently
donned, and the new spirit it displays in the para
graph we have quoted. We shall certainly hold it
to its implied promise to riddle the Brigader, if he
don't face the music Npon the Homestead bill.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-13

DEArn FROM RoPE JUuPfSa.--A bright and interesting
little girl abou, eight y'ars Of sgt died Monday last in
the village Of Newark from convulsions brought on by
excessive cIettions In dumping the rope" She com.
pe,ing with several Of her school companons, In 4 eS-
crcise who cudcavorng 10 out do csch other IN en-
dursnce She Jumped Jour hundred times w c,cs.on
and until entirely by the long CONTINUED cStr
lions The child was taken home inscniLlr imt tho
movement the muscles Of the limbs, IN Jumping CON
tinucd without cessation fnry eight hours until ih, SUI
ferer was released from the painful exercise by death
toch. Dem
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-13

ESGrsE BRnEES.-The new Engine belonging to lib
erty Company No l. somewhat injured on yesterday
morning. by being turned Broad street. the
corner Of Ma, o, when on its way TO the fire.
The Engine being carried h such a rapid pace got
ahead Of the hands Il reached the descent. at that point
and being forced from their grasp about one hundred
yards when dashed with great force against the
curbs0no. and upset. Two OF the nen who held fast by
the rope the Engine passed out, knocked down.
The side panel and arms very much bent and two
breaks lost. II will take fortnight at least to repair IT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-13

H,rntpox waSrt Diycrcx Tho Paris eorcfpndttt NJ -
Montreal witness writes a' fiiows:--
The sat question Sheh oecupsss present TIC ,fTr,rec
the divorce Of the Emperor lie Longer hfp ,,v
children by his present vile, II Is s he iInIs ~
tstng smother lh- report - not oa bot " II ss pn,,rcJ
IN Hyera licensed Papes the truth NJ csceiy d. oues
uonei Napoleon W H. hovever very fond Of his wi ard be
r,otoe WI resemble w every pdnt that ~ ufe io,e
ghne Sho sets a, you know a'ed the same
on I'M, motive " any otirrthe Erpreu the neh
~ oilhs ey nrAnehoy " " i'm Osslb 10 See b.t w,u M
:, ~, ndnts A. the EGptCrhS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-13
Tho Public Debt and IL. Recent Redemption.

The Secretary Of the Treaury Monday last rDy
solution Of the scnate translated to
amount Of Stocks and seeurs, redeemed since the
81 OF March, 1888 with the rates ~ interest thereon the
Of premium psi in said redem lon Sc by which appear that
the total amount o. stock and securs redeemed fsl8i 49,
the premium paid thereon e65I 1898; that the Remaining
liabilities o. the United siates, including five millions ~ Texas
Indemnity not ssued treasury mites ierssto funded aud
funded debt &C. amount to t5Osi5si262 The ooSng tho
L.. L.. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-13

CoRREcTIoS.-The minors name who was find $50 in
the Hastings Court Thursday, for throwing stones at
Waterman, is George w. Hill, and no, "John W. Ill., "
appeared in report OF tho yesterday IL
appeared John W. Hill upon the record Of the Court and
hence this error.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-13

E75-Tnc Washington Union Of Thursday 'nys:
"Col Gadsdcn reached the city yesterday To prepare
frr his return O Mcxicp lie leaves this evening for
Charleston. where the Fulton will touch and carry him
to VERY Cruz L. il understood that no carries vi him
the cct Of treaty with NeSico recommended by the
Senate 10 the President"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-13

eS'-Wc have been presented with a very handsome
voInnn entitled "Note' Of Travel and Live" written by
young ladies om the NORTH aud at present In this
ely for the purpose Of finding sale for ior work II
consists Of letters written by them during their travels a,
the North and South, and will he found be exceed
ingIy readable aud iutercstiuy bnnk
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-13

~ We deeply regret to announce the death Of Mrs
SUsAsSAn PLEASANT rciict Of the late Gov Jas Plea
sant', and mother Of tho amonted John lIampden Plea
sins the founder and for many years tho distinguished
Elitor If this journal She died her residence in this
city, Yesterday about o'clock at the advanced age Of
81 years She leaves behind her large circle Of con.
nrEion' and friends to mourn her loss Peace to her
memory.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-13

RANGE or THE TIEnmOMErEu
II HORRfS' B,otsioc,, Of Mia aosSi Ny IS
so'',Sss' "o,IfIo't' So'ss,,ooE'
MRIgD0LPirS B,otsioer. ial Niia 'i,ef, NY H.
''fSi'' "'S'''' 'o'ii'''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-13
wM. THOMAS CARROLL. C. S. c. U. s.
LATEST Accouxrs racn WALxrn,s ElILnrsrrn,xo F.

LATEST ACCOUNTS PROM WALKERS FILLInusrER,yG r,
rEDiTIoS-A correspondent of the California Chronicle.
writing from San Diego OF the 81 of April, SAYS:
"Walker and his band 1--WE are told left La Cal.nturs
rancho belonging to Thomas Warner aud situated about
Is miles $. T. OF San Vicente. about the l6,h of
last month"; bound for the Rio Colorado from whence they
intend To go, as some Texas and according to 9TH
the town OF Altar in Sonora Their force rnsi.s
OF about 10 comprising 30 officers and 30 pryn,es
and they took with them brass field piece IA four noun
der) hy extra stands of arms, fifteen OF am
murition provisions such corn beau &C. sufficient
TO last them month about sixty head of cattle and wild
horses aud mules, belonging Mr. Thos Warner Angus
tin Maucilla, Eugeno Murro. Jose Alvarez Mani Diaz
and Others amounting altogether about four hundred
animals Six muelo loads OF dry goods the property of
Don Mani Retes the present Acaldc of the District Of
Frontiers and all the gold aud silver vases and
images &c. OF the church of ST. Thomas thoy likewise
took with them with the Intention il said to dispose of
these articles 10 the Yuma Apache aud PapaCo Indians
in barter for cattle, horses, aud provisions. j. W Smith
who lately appointed by Walker Governor of Lover
California, and Comm Chief of the Army of Oc
cupaton of the Peninsula left at ST. Yicent. Tho
present capital, with regiment of twenty men,
dcd by Capt Steele who honored with tho commits.
sion OF Judge Of First Instance and Constitutional
de- On or about the 20IE OF last month a Mexican mr.
rived at ST. Vicente, from st. Ignacio and informed
Smith that force Of 200 Mexican volunteers had
the latter place from Mulce and were about con,inupo
their mach towards St Vicente when tho informant left
Upon hearing this probably very agreeable intel-
gence, the Governor Commander Chief held review
OF hs army and gave speedy orders secure all the hor
seS and saddles that could cOnvenen y be laid hands on
aud as soon a. the regiment mounted (which by the
way, did not take more than ten minutes the command
forward march was issued by the valiant General no.
on that occasion, it is said, assumed very martial air
aud gave ample proof Of his high knowledge of military
tactics They have likewise made for the Colorado Riv
CT, and will probably oveftake Walker"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-13
MARRIED..
DIED.

ny der Jshn Parrish Thursday morning the ilth inst
Mr. RtC1tAHD r. " CAMPBELL, 10 Miis MARK v. OOLEMAn
all Of Caroline county.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-13
RICHMOND WING.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY Is, 1854.
ro CORRESPONDENTS.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Letters business must be AdIresed TO the "6dfors
As EAiS.".
Articles paper will be
This BAG standing ought to be
be departed from Obituary notices exceeding eight
lines charged for as advertisements.
~ charged same as advertise
M
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-13

tB-Tbo Washington Union, Of Thursday, in an ar,i-
Gle relations with Spain, holds the following Ian
guagc:
owe quite free TO stne-and in terms 20 emphatic
and uncqniyocsl ne to admit Of no neutrality-suspicious.
that " ample satisfaction il not allowed for tho palicaI
seizure Of the Black Warrior shall advocate an mme
dialo blockade Of the island.
at also renarka that the retention In Office of
Pezvell the Captain General Of Cuba renders the ca
Enlistment Of good relations with Spain and friendly
intercourse with her possessions almost impossible
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-13

Tnr CfTv CoUSoL.-Au adjourned meeting Of this be
dy will be held on Monday evening.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-13

IN communication appeirs in tbe p,ot..iA..,
Noes, urging upon the citizen, Of F,s5.,;ot,,
erection Of a monument TO the late R. d. scmplo.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-13

FiRE.-Four small wooden buildings the property of
Lawrence Wallace situated about a SQUARE
oelow the African Church, almost entirely
by FIRE, or yesterday morning about o'clock. Two OF
the enenents were occupied by the owner Mr. Wallace
one by Mrs. Camp, bonnet store and the fourth
by Mrs. Greer.
Wallace and his family had providentia escape
from the flames the very bed upon which his children Law
being partially burned before they became apprixed OF
their dangerous predcamen The father first reused
by the cries Of "papa me, forth by the chill
dren, when they discovered the bed fire. lie with
promptness and ntrcpdiy which father seldom lacks
crisis like this, seized his children Ia his arms aud rush
ed down stairs the fire raging with terrific force abou,
him.
Just he laid the children from his arms in front of
tho ruins, he bethought Of OF money-slOo we be
heve-which was in the pocket Of his pantaloons on
chair close by his bed and in tho same room from which
he had just hurried with his children He dsrted up
stairs, and entering the found every thing enyeop.
ed IN smoke the fire continuing its ravages upon the chill
drens bed which situated close by his After crop.
ing his way in the darkness for time he discovered
to gain the door way his return and only succeeded
ultimately by make his way in the direction Of cry which
Was --nt forth by some person outside the door.
Every article within the premises destroyed. The
sufferers all comparatively poor, their entire posses
ons consisting only Of the few articles of furniture which
in the premises To them OF course they paid little
regard, in view Of their predcamen while ii took
their best cxertous 20 cxtrcate themselves
Ii was undoubtedly the work Of an incendi.ry The
Gre put in part of tho buildings adjoining narrow
passage which through the centre OF the four dwc
ngs Access was had into It by forcing open the door
entering the passage from Broad street.
Two OF the houses insured in the Office of the Fire
Association for $780, which will stop considerably short
the loss sustained There insurance on the other
two Wallace the proprietor, is poor l,borer who ar
ter years OF hard toll and industry In
sting the expended upon this property He /.
again thrown back upon his original urce-the shovel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-13

THE TRIAL OF MAJOR WYsE for disobedence of order,
and conduct unbecoming officer and gentleman, is
now going on in New York city. The Herald gives the
particulars Of this as follows:
with regard TO the first Of these charges i. appears
from the testimony that Major Wyse after he had receiy
ed orders from General Scott be prepared 10 sal, with
his command for California, board the Falcon de-
nanded that board of inspection should e1smiue the
vessel and report upon her condition before no could
seat TO trust himself at sea IN her. In compliance with
this demand, board appointed by General Scott
consisting OF Lieut. Colonel Thomas Breyet Lieut. Col
Swords aud Lieut.. Col Abercrombe who after inspect
ing the vessel, reported that she no seaworty bu.
that she had ample accommodations for the troops As
this report was not satisfactory Major Wyse he appoint
led board Of his own, who after examining the vessel
arrived at the conclusion that safe to go to sea
IN her. Acting this report and in defiance Of the Or
ders OF General Scott ,or Wyse rensed 20 on board
determined, as he stated in letter addressed to Col s.
Cooper ITO bring this question 10 issue Tho Falcon
sailed on the appointed day-the 18th OF Apr-and was
orced IN consequence of her defective machinery after
being few days at sea- put into Norfolk. This esab.
-ed the fact that she not proper vessel TO he en-
ployed "a transport but beyond this It proves nothing
which would exculpntc Major Wyss from the charge
OF having dsobeyed the orders OF bis superior officer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-13

HUsTtSGs CouRr, YEsrERDAY.-John Shelly appeared
in pursuance oil his rccognance entered into before tho
Mayor for his appearance at the present term Of this
court to answer to charge preferred against him by Ell
len Ryan, of being the father of legitimate child
born Of her, on the 9Th Of last month.
The parties not being prepared 70 proceed with the
case, Il continued until the next term
Augustus Longnott was fined 800 aud costs for pub
fishing libel against John Chiese in the Dispatch about
two months ago.
These parties, II appears, rival canvasers in this
city for patronage in behalf Of northern firm and
Longinet becoming jealous Of his rivas better
undertook to MARI his prospects by publishing a card
IN the Dispatch denouncing him rogue and impos-
tor.
lie was committed in default of payment Of the above
fine.
Tho hearing OF an appeal taken by Clinton James from
the Judgment OF the Mayor deferred until next
term.
CAPIAs was awarded against Thomas II. Keeling in
two cases. to bring him before the its next term
to answer to two charges of misdeeanor pending
him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-13

{" Cen G"i'drn Ien wi.hi5g,on on tho I,J, r..
very CRUZ Itis understood that he carries vi,, h,,,
The P''c' Of treaty. with Mexico, recommended r., e.
Senate to tho President. y "''