Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-23

Ctfisiso Walt PArIn,-As many OF our lad, ,eade,
may desire al, this season OF bouse cleaning
the paper upon the wall, Of rooms We COPY from the Obi
Cultivator method prescribed for 80 doln1 ,T.L. h
two quarts Of wheat bran, enclose II In bsy rs5a =
thp, open flannel or straner CLOTH aud with This m,
me paper shaking up the bran occasionally so a, to kee,
the surface esh With this apparatus sniokc can eas
be removed from wall paper Greese spots can be par,is
removed by rubbing them with chalk and than Ia lin,
over them several thickness of brown paper and press
q hot Hat iron.
Theodore Parker. Sanl G. Howe, Wendell pbl,;n. r.
NJ El and other leading sboltous,s are sending mint
ed circulars to different towns In New Eugisnd
ing ,nat tho usual Fourth OF July celebration be omitted
and that the bells DO tolled instead The Selcc,men a
Matbehcad, Mass having received ono of tho circn,r
wednesday last, endorsed upon IL as follows Tbe g..
ec'msn aser glance at the Infamous suggestions con
tanned In tho within circular have deemed n
notice. and returned il the source from wbencc n
| came" s'
CnoLxRA.-The Liberty (No) Tribune, of tho OOH
INST says the cholera made its appearance n Rchaed tho
past week On Tuesday last seven persons died and
other existed. This Is fearful port,I;,y for
place Ga the LIST Instant the health of the town was
reported better, and but ono dangerous case The dis
ease also seems the increase at other poI,,s Eh,
cases appcaacd a, Gaatin Tenn on the 3lsL two fi
cases have occurred at Kanawha Sanes and one a,
Bottom, knnawhs county, Va
SHoRr Hay CRcPs.-The crop Of Hsy this se,.o, q,
New Jersey, WILL is said DO a very short one in cons
quence oil the devastation made tho grass by the nv
ads OF grasshoppers that abound an UNUSUAL extent In
Monroe county, n. j., more third the usual
crop will be obtained.
TRoUpLE WITH rnE CALIFORNIA MIGRANTS AKIN ,ur
osAGEs-We learn that Pickcns Bengo his party met
with trouble with the 0sage on the head waters Of
the erdlgtis river l5e or 200 miles from this place. 1t
appears that some of The osages stole or three OF his
horses which he succeeded in recapturing and
back TO his camp The attempt made the second and
third time On the third attempt the Oages were fired
upon, one killed aud Others wounded. Mr. Bsnge Is
Cherokee, and his company IL composed Of Cherokees
and the of tho affair." when Il reached tho Chcrok q,
nation, created much excitement among the people The
o'ages may realiste by killing of the Cherokecs-
Fort SDiih Her aid, Jsnc 8.
Previous to the adjournment OF the Rhode Island Ie,is
ature, an important amendments the Liquor Law was
passed authorizing the arrest confinement aud fine of any
person found drunk OF the towns Of the Sate but
such intoxicated person shall disclose the name of the
who furnished the liquor with which he got drunk
aud shall give evidence against said person. he may be dis
charged from imprisonment and persons furnishing
oAcang liquors. giving or selling, are liable prosecu
ton The vote for the bill stood iS yeas to l2 nays
FAsnoSABLE PAYrALooSs-The Courier des Eats ITnis
says ave saw, yesterday, in Broadway, a young gent
compacenty promcnading the fashionable side and proud
IN the possession OF tue first pair Of Of
pattern The ground tint gray; from the boot arose
design representing the heights Of Gibraltar tho wacoa
Just covering tho upper folds Of the British flag waving
from the summit OF lofty tower. The left boot served
as base for Mount Vesuvus, in of eruption tor
rents of lava rolled down the face of the mountain nu,-
dating the region Of the knees. The gentleman was re-
warded for this exhibition by the curious attention of
crowd of street bows who followed in the rear of rho
moving panorama"
letter from Paris, in the Boston Atlas saws Young
Mr. D. Delus, of Bremen, fell into the crater Of Mount
Iesuviu, the llth Of May aud persisted his body was
found. This unfortunate gentleman was the assistant
professor of English literature Berlin who is so kindly
by all American students who have resided
in Berlin from his market courtesy and hospitality to
them His father aud several of his family are the part.
ners of the well known Bremen house that has branch
establishment in Baltimore with which city they do large
business.
Captain, what's the faro to ST. Louis sn-"what part
Of the boat do you wish to gocabn deck ?" Hang
your cabin said the gentleman from Indiana II live in
cabin at homei give me the hes, you've got"
late number of the Daily Minncso,ian notices the sale
o. land, about two miles from st. Paul. S275 per acre
which one year ago could have been purchased $50 per
acre.
The New Orleans Courier in speaking of tho warm
weather now fully upon them, says "..w orleans has
had few seasons that she boast being more favor
able Deaths are less than usual this time of
The year. Business is active aud everything looks
better. May this state of things continue.
No fLACE EoE BA.CHELoRs-.n China ii a young
man Is not married by the time he is 90 he IL rummed
out OF town. No place for old bachelors amonp tho
JHa, Jtnas. Girls do you hear that?