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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-29

OUTAGE ON \ CBmp.--A fend in huinon shape,
by tee name Of John Barlette yesterday afternoon
ELEVEN years. He enticed her into an apple orchard,
near Cave Hin, where Re gagged her, and was about
10 accomplish bis hellsh design, when party Of
youpC gentlemen, who had been watching hie move
ms nts, suddenly upon him, rescued The yaang
eil, and gave the brute Bafiles'e gepteel tsrash-
ing LowsriNe Times, ypiy -,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-29

WBAT PIcruRc I'VE clip the following from
the local colnme OF the Wheeling Times, OF Friday:
Two persons came ont Of one tavern, on Wedues
day oyenipg, with the mama apotu, raving mod;
house, while tventy drunken men and women were
dantibg and howiiDg around their bodies--at the
same time, o. o. the clc of tho Circuit Court was
Issuing fourteen writs ma ndamnanon the clerk Of
the cy, by ordtr OF the Judge Of Court % inquire
WY The saia clerk d. not issue license t., four.
teD persons to ALL liss2r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-29

ATTEMPTED OurRAeE---As a man was walking
with lady near Dayton on Sunday evening, says
the Empire, he was assaulted by negro named
Dan johnson, who dealt blow With a colt. The
man, who appeared to lack both courage aad dscre
ton, ran up town for an officer, when the negro
attacked the lady, and attempted to perpetratc an
infamous outrage. She, hoscver, escaped. The
Marshal soon arrested the wretch, and Il was With
great difficulty that sbe crowd could BE- restrained
rom banging MIN forthwith. lie IL IN jai.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-29

& PBoBABi.g MrRDEn IN SPEsckR-0n Sunday
forep DON. Jny Esd, the dead body OF Julius Gard.
nero Spencer, was fond lying near SpeheeR
taken by Luther Hill, Esq. From the evidence =.
duced, Il seems that Gardener was on intempersse
man, that he got ON the night freight tran =
Worcester, with jug cf rum, 'Iocsday, Juy .5s
was found in The woods east OF the Depot an4
about ten rods from an Irish shsnfy. Inc Jug WAS
nearly empty, and wss standing afew rods frola
him. His watch and porfmonna'e, when oonsamea
marks OF violence ON bis arms, legs and Throat,
wbjc. bad the appearance OF being made witA testh
or nails. The jury could not AL think alike, and
their verdict wac that he came 70 his death frcx
some canse 10 them unknown. We understand ths 4
three Of them we're OF the opini,p his death VI q
RACED ~ sirangnlatioD, and three by The ayce~
iye use % poor n'm.--Worecste' SrY, Ivy ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-29

BowERy THsATRy-rhe lsogramme provided bp
The manager this evening is very attractive. 6
comprise, Shaklcres tragedy of % Richard Ill.,
ID hich Mr.. y. Eddy will sustain the character e
Richard, supported by the full strength OF the som
papy; the extraordinary ascension OF Mme.- Olnxe
on The tight rope, Negro Eccentrlritiesn by the
bcwery Ministries, and the amusng farce Of Some
body Else" This announceinsntfd6H draw foll
asscmbage.
NIBLo's GARpES.-TIe fascinating and hishls
accomplished English caotatrice, Nine. Anna fhik
lon is to appear a. Catalina th's evening IN Bales
opera, entitled the . Crown Diamonds" She Win
be supported by MIR. Frazer AZ Don Henvique, Ms.
Maeder a. Diana, aud Mr.. Meyer as Reboledo. Tie
Rayels and Nile. Urea Msthias will appear again 90
Monday.
NATIONAL TnEArRr.-T The benefit OF Mis- A.
Hathaway viii take place ths evening Fo1
pieces are advertised, in which the beneficiary TH
Sustain eigb. characters Mr.. Perry two, Mr. Day
lows:-The comedy of /" Katharine and Petruclio,~
the comic drama Of I" "A Day 10 Paris" the come
delta styled tine Man About Town." and tao
military drama Of the "Ftcnch Sp,." ~
AMERICAN bfUsEUM~-Mr. g. W. Clarke continues
to draw crowded assembaees ~ witness his correct
persoDatjon Of the Twin BROTHERS, In the dramatic
romance Of Dumas entitled the "Cnrsican Bro
hers II win ba repeated this afternoon, with the
same good cast. The bill for the evening" consists
Of three very amusing f ces the casts Of which en-
brace the names Of thc eniire company.
HIPPoDRoM.-The final Foot Race is 70 oeuni -
on Monday next in which the nine champions e
The other races III run for prize Of hfty dcINr!
new feature is 70 be introduced on Weansf1
next, styled Scrub Race. in which not 49,
fifteen outside horses viii enter. The pri1eq
occasion win be seventy five dollars, and
ard bride worth twenty-five dollars. D.
tertainments will be given this AZ
evening.
WOODS MrNsrREL's are, - usual;
houses every night, and their PET
great satisfaction. Their pfogrAmnH ,06l
IL unusually attractive. YN (l4I
BCcxLGY's SEREsADYxs aro 70 re3Co 49,
lesque Fairy Opera Of CinAcralla this evtkhX
every evening. MAI.
clan, Is " give two OF his plcadng vntertsinnene
on Tuesday next, at T1rytown: one IN Che Aftets
noon, and the other In the evening. < ts IL -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-16
FOR TlfE E.GrtRrR.
CAPITAL AND LABOR SHOE TRADE IN

JI ,,:.; ;,i ., nth or,,. ,
,.J -; ~ "i,'',,, r LII ;,; !
,,o, -, -, L. , III. :; .I ;,I i ~
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,l,n,. ~ I, hi fi., ,Ia, L.,,,, r,,I, ,i
.,n, ., ,.n,n,n,,,,;,i, ju. =, rn,;,r il, .,,,,,,
ui :h, Indifference. 81, ,i,. ,.,,,,; e.. .l ;u.,r;uI
nur.,i,s r IL, yurk inc clu.,rs lr,,uL s,nrI nm
Il unn,iuru; of this system ni rliIunIlrnuy nm, MI
II,nuri, We ;,r.. moi So ,,I;u nnnr, wr, n. iI,u,
unhunr,y uu,iuI va, ny ut wlu; nlny In. uIr tu,,tr.
condition. Now i the time t aim n, r,,, thai will
mon, mr.. ,,,,,,.,Iv l.,yi,,., I'm .k in r S.,,,,
ib, reward .Iu, ,i,nr i, denied ,Lrm here Hr ,l,r
rhii,lrurt ,ji, u,,. wur, man r;,uun, ~, AWAY:
;lv ar,. ,uunrii,Il s;;iy and ,,u,,I rs thar s
:l,r condition, and t> l.ir moral, mr.. n decree.
,rucpdm, mon tI.r ,rrar, al d,.yrI,,u- their in
,u.;ri;l pursuits, tl,, wealth ni uur S,n;, rmpInvr,I
in mercantile ,liiuu. should uS far II. pos.ibr I,.
rendered yuiIn ala. f., iI, wurki;.. rI,..S And mn
ru;r.,ur;,,, !; ,L ,,, ,h.,. viii .,,, ,; S L,n,
-, 90. ,.;, ,r ,.,tus ,'.,,;, ~. ,, >, ,,,.
,,r:,.,,,r,..', , ..i -, I.. an ,,. L r.,,'i.
; Wv ''' 80 -" 81 ~. ~ "'
'' wv, "''.l''- , " A'"i',''e'I' anu
a. w ',l' ''t!nii' "i
>m'5' I" me ..r' 81 ourselves, :" 'S WIZ! We irr
III ,ii. "Pl''.'''. ''''i' l' III az ''!'' w.
''"' W, '',' ,''' VT, ',''', w. '''I,''' i",-
P"' W ~" '''''S IT, ''' 'N"" hi''Fh me '''' ""
~ "''' ' " ''''N' '''' 'N, H'' 'I'' '''rI'''''
NV ''''n ~ M'' ~ n' '' " "'' w N ~
III ,'' 'r'''!'e "i ih'tii- me arimHi l" in'!iN"'h!r
so ION" IT. 'ir ''I'N, enables 'i"II l" "a" without H.
WI! newer '"'i>rii! !" amy E!HE:
Ia oar ciy Tia" manufacturing: "I anrs and boots.
Ito say m"!hin- "i "iin. branches {" industrial pur
Hns.) brought I" Us ir"it III" North, wmll give ''n
l!n"ncnt IL III !">t three hun'ir" bilnirr~ more
Than ;,r,. now rmIlnv,l IN Tins business; aml
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-16
TFrom the New York Expressl
ASKING FOR PROTECTION-TIIEQU QUESTION

SETTLED.
Tho question whether Rev. Theodore Parker and
;rrvcrcnd Wendell Phillip. and other violent nbol-
,iousts did or did not, imporc the protection ol Inc
uc;no authorities of Boston, during the recent cx-
,itement there, which themselves did so much to pro-
voke.-is unanswcrnhly settled by the Boston Times
If Saturday. The y. Y. Tribune having doubted or
seened 10 doubt the story the Tmes goes into details
thus:
On the afternoon of tho 9th May, the Rev. Ihco
dor, pnrkcr went into Station House No. !, and III
Gured for the Captain. Captain W. -. Eaton was
ON hand of course. Mr. Parker SAID 'iiai ms lFlehu
Wcnd.l phlips at IL Essex street, was IN daiiecr
rom the probability of his house being attacked ="
also hs friend Garrison, ut No. DIX Place consider
"I his hons. in danger, and he (Mr. Pnrkcr) wished
10 have som. policemen sent to protect II. i' "'u'
thY, sLou hs own house he lid not care 30 Inuch,
lut Can't, Eaton might do whatever he Thought pro-
ncr. Those who know Mr.. Pnrkcrs style oi speak-
ing will understand the meaning conveyed ID me pre-.
vous sentence. This was snd the daS after 'he Co'
House murder.
Cant Eaton replied that he Ind already Ind con,
fdennI communication from the Chief OF Ponce, ana
that he lnd sent six men TO Mr.. Ihilips housc' s'A
TO Mr. Garrison's, and five to Mr.. Parkers. III eacN
of these three parties one man was app"nea @ u c"'
vey immediate notice OF an attack, and Capt. Eaton
kcnt all his men, night and day, to he rcady I"r any
such emergency, but not 10 make any unnecessary
I;s,,ny Of force in the streets Upon these assur-
uncos Mr.. Parker lana ois marker nun i M ~. :"
company him) retired with mnch more coh'poseo
couIitcnuncc than when he arrived.
On June I'd, next door ncighn OF mr.. rarker '..
called witt, request that Capt. f. would send more
nI;crm,.n. II was Caleb Eddy, Esq, who rcgaicd
Inc three policemen previously mentioned with ago'd
supper on Mr.. Parker's door-stcps.
fhe letter sent by Theodore Parker to Mayor
Smith ia now in the hands of the Chief Of Police. III
language its caus,ic, artfu and insulting, at the same same
time hnt il most cmpllacally c"lls upon the Mayor
for mid and protection. We have examined 1t agaiih
md lind our statements OF last Monday correct. rs
ouIlicufOn rOniH be n crmshcf.
After thip, it is presumed VIC shall hear no moro
about tn. personal heroism Of the doughty Parker
md the valorous Wendell. Having raised, or helped
10 raise the storm, it is now proven that they wer,
among the frs, to fear the consequences Ii not Il
show the white feather. Tha apostles OF old scac'
their faith with their blood. Your modern "ap"stlc
IN The contrary nspircs higher than the =" arttu
dodcc:" If they had any "discretion 1t would Ger
ainlv he the better part of all the valor they cai
/ h,oSt af
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-16
FRIDAY MORNINGS 16, 1861.

other tnhtrc"@rowing States. that reductions Of her
rXiorhiiah; duty "fih,r. >imgs pound uuui'I,
lacurrd tobacco. ni HiSc surS per pound IN 81
gars AMI manufactured tobacco, and nl <ir slings
per pound "nsnur would lm NOR. c"l.ssl,m, with cr
professions "i ,l'.r"n {" the principles "! rccd"m
"t trade, than lis retention i'll her customs act, AMI
wonl! not u" "mt al the way. She now cxact- ;i,,l-
ulIy several millions n nlin~ NJ duties al, our tobacco
alone. Her argumrn: ha; we .lould unr object; ;ls
Ivy rca'nn of her prohibiting lis cultivation Tor ,Xpuy-
latiur iii lrrd,'uonr. we have the chief monopoly nf
tie article in Grra! ;ri;ain is no answcrto l neon
ssiency; i amy rNcIi,r n lnr the injury w
sisiu nor /, ii correct I" sa" that have such
mnnnpuy ~ ar." quantities England from
Turry. The E;i>i lni,.s, and other countries besides
liz. United States.
81 too there ARE o'h.r of her colonies whose Ia.
riffs Improved AMI ratified 10y The Impnrnl Govern.
mrntj containing: nnrr",!S riargcs duties on our
products, and discrimination. against ua, which the
Imperial Government should take modified.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-16
RECIPROCITY TREATY.


1t is pretty well established that Mr.. Marcy and
Lord Elgin have concluded Il treaty for reciprocal
free trade between this country and the British Pro-
vinces oi North America, although the precise pur-
port OF the convention has not vet transpirrd We
believe we may safely affirm, however, TINT the treaty
comedies othc citizens OF the United States equal
participation with British subjects in the fisheries
the coast of the Colonies that it provides for recpro
cal free trade III certain articles between the States
and the Provinces; that secures 10 American Vessels
the privilege of navigating the Canada canals and the
st. Lawrence tho same terms with British rcSses
and that IT nOdiies in some respects, British duties on
American exports, especially the duty on manutac-
tured tobacco. So much to the positive provisions
of the treaty. 1t will be observed, ON the other hand
that it does cuncede the right of registry Br-
tsli-but vessels in the ports of the United Statcs,
and that ii does not throw open coastwisc COM
mcrce 10 the colonies
The treaty is co,nmcndublc far Us it tuccompshes
an extension Of the principle of free tr,dr and re-
moves the cu,ses of controversy which have hereto
fore interrupted the friendly relations between the L.
States and the adjacent British provinces. But, it is
possible To pronounce any more decisive aud com
prehcnSive opinion its merits, until have more
complete and authentic information of its details
Until we know what particular articles Of commerce
between the States and the colonies exempt from
iinpost under the treaty, it would bc rash to speak
positively of It's operation regards the distinctive
interests OF the North and the South We must con-
f,ss that Us the case stands tho North appears to
monopolizc the essential advantages of the treaty.
Il s understood that the proja of treaty will be
submitted TO the Scatc, when, perhaps our present
impressions may be corrected by more trustworthy
information.
a measure Of such importance as respects some of
the great interests Of the country should be thorough
~ discussed and understood by the people; and with
n view to this result wc surrender much of our space
this morning to an elaborate communication on the
trade between the United States ard the British colo
mics of North America. The article is the proJuc-
ton of a gentleman who is thoroughly convcrrilmt
with the subject, and cmbodcs mass "f useful and
reliable Information in respect 10 measure whcl,
will engage much OF the public attention. 1T is
scarcely necessary To add that do not wsh to be
understood concurring in nll the conclusions of the
writer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-16
THE JUDICIARY NCLLIFYING TIE FUGI-
TIVE SLAVE LAW.

We believe tina, up to the present time the Judcin-
ry has refused to countenance attempts to evade
resist the execution of the fugitive slave law. l5ut
at last Judge Of the Supreme Court Of WISCONSIN
has decided that the law il unconstitutional and void
and has ordered the release of person who hud been
arrested by the Federal authorities for resisting its
execution in the recent riot in Milwaukee. Tho Uni
ted States Marshal refuses 10 obey the order. Here
is pretty conflict of jurisdiction. We presume the
will be brough; before the Supreme Court, which
tribunal will pronounce final aud conclusive opinion
us the constitutioality oi the fugitive slave law.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-16
,nJOT,RHNEST OF CONGRESS

The House Representatives have adoptedaresolu-
on for the adjournment Of Congress on the lith"fAu-
gust. tits not probable that the Senate will concur in
the resolution. The idcu of from July to Oc;o
tio of file onppiion OF the Comptroller that the c'shf
NGrs day would not be interrupted. 1t IL not GER
min that it would not he both cheaper anu better Tor
,b interests of the country, if members would quietly
,Irnw their pcr diem at home.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-16
NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGISLATURE.

senatves to.day refused 10 lay i!c an,: !o
solutions on the table by v"ir q; lbs :" u, -four
democrats a,! nnc wliy ben: absent. Inc MOTION
refer the subcc; special committee n h"% a!'
der debate opening up the whole question oi Ne
braska and the Compromise -
Joel Eastman, Webster whc, and George N Nor
rison, -Ncbrnska Democrat are the most roiai-
nenr coalition candidates Tor the unlicd H!n;c' Sc
mi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-16
CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES.

To Tie Editors Of the Enquirer.
Suhoincd are some notes, made few months since,
in relation to our fishery and commercial dtl'ues
with Great Britain and her North American colonies
As it IL said these subjects arc probably s"oh ~ ne
brought before Congress, some of the suSgretiolh
made on them NAV bc useful. do not suppose you
will acQuicscr in all "t them, hut presume thul VIII
not with YOU he objection 10 their beng puhlshci
in Your useful md influential paper. II IL rumorcd
thnt condition i'll the convention said To have been
recently concluded AT Washington between Lord FL
gin and Mr.. Marcy, is hnl 1t shall receive the asscut
of the five different Colonial Legislatures, rs well as
of the Senate OF the United States md OF the House
of R,urrscitativcs, before final ratification. Some of
the suggestions made nthese notes nny not be WIN
nt weight in inducing correct decision hy all the
parties
yotc, v,s,u the Traie and Commerce rHh C"n0d" and
tbr oihrr british NORTH !imcr'cdn C@0Hrs' I" lo'--
7,yntv for Reciprocal Tr0ote, 3c.
Under thc laws of the United Stntcf, Can"'la and
tbc other British North American Colonies, are more
'orad n. 70 their trade and commerce than anyuher
country. ,,,- ., ~, 7,
y 20, ost Of ST. august 1916, ibid t. IN: p. 71 aeI
rf 3h Much, 1919, ibid. p 39 act Of Septcnsg.t'
ihd'p. Jl2 lis: Warehouse act Of 9Th Of A"g"st
1916. tbid y, J3; and general drawback lnws' lsce
Gordon Digest p. $780, &c.,l give those colonies pr.
vicses moro valuable thnn are pobscsscu oY o'hct
countries, with reference to our commerce ana nul
vigation. Though Chihuahua, IN Mexico nas ilu ;n"
similar advantages procrcd to il, its geographical
position and circumstances in other respects nave
prevented it from ayailing itself Of them,
The general drawback of q per cent. 10y Inc oh,
ted Staes upon aud of tho duties upon foreign Gooat
into, and exported of the United States was icl
by tho tariff net Of 1916, as under the tariff net o.
1912, and the drawback inwp Foreign merchandise
and products subject TO duty, and entered Tor oenen
OF drawback, and the duties thereon paid, were cnt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-16
BOSTON FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE.

4, e.,
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rm'i"scdn 81 '"'''i '''u'u i''.' l. '' tnI ~ -, 49,,
'l"".I III 80 ,, i. ,;,i slu,.r c,,,, nj
;"''."''' Vi. u Sn'l,; rs" wen. r,llcd ,n rho
:"'', =, t. II W.L, H.. ,rn,;nt,J Seq
t''''' "'" h'''' 80 - ''''' - - ~
rc';'f:. ,;,l ,, liz, ,'
""S'i. ''-'' - - ''''' ,' r r,,,r S,,r
~" y. ,,.. K W,orv Charles l..
h'"''' a. IT, M W r,'I ,... ,,u,,;i,,j 4,
Collier ana ~ w "' ~: ',i- ''' ""' y iI",
.'ri''' r''-"'"'''IS ~ IN '' ~ ''''
''f Mi'' ~ i',' ~, ~ .,' U.,. ,,,, ,r,. Ian,
l. M>"NtI - ;", '., T,,I,;, ,,,I I,r. ,,r ,I,r
u. u. '''" ! @ =, ,L H., ,r;,,,.,,,h,,, ,.in,Iirn,inn
h"i' W. I'"' ''' ~, ''', ;i ,r ,,rr,,,l,.r i
81 ia" t"i'S'i; i'' ". L,"S III ''''
w, NJ ~. rr IT, J.,.,i,,,J uurrns, of the
mi ,,J - n,,,,n T., c,,,,,,.c =, whut-
,I ,,,;riy,. .lyc law presents mn en-
~ 'y.'' ~ I,,,., ,,,rIr ,I,r ,Luir;i,,, ,.l
''i'P''"' i.',''' - - ,.,. r I,,. n,J ,rIn. in
ever! l''''''' ''''' -
iii,, lin"' m, ,r... Gil, ~, K.,.,,r Cor III.
- "''-'N w. m"' ,u ,h, ,,,,rr. nt
Pr"Hil!''>N "'' III nm, - iI 49, ,,,,r,.
i''s -:"''' =, i hearty Ihnuk. ri il.
"':' 80 '' ~, I ,,..;,H,. f ,I,i. ur,uLr ri ;l.
whole country '''' "'l"''''''l =" wv P''i'' '
south; ,,,,rd cx,,,,., IRON, III,
!. h">"iF.'i; 'n;" WIN. '',''.n & ,r ,t
ir.S''rl :" w. =, Ynn ,i,c ,oys nf ,hr
-. ,;.h,i,ri. ,ycr,cd We, w. feel constrained Ia
tn"n ini;hin.'y :Arc' ,, i"' ,r,inr %,,il.
"Ai'r'S', ~. ,"SsI ,nr ,i srrvr, nI ,nkus
= 'y''i''ll'' .,:7r' ~, ,,,,,l r.rru,, .mr,
l''fnS IL @ ;'' m ~ H.. "'I r, nmJ t ,rumuh ri
hI reeni''.'" i -. s;n,.r,,v % ,r' n,,l
rls' anu ~ ,," r. r"ru," line fugitive slave
Nr'',In & :" ,ori,i M ,h nrrrvni Of alfth~ lnw.l"vnr
Jaw "l'Ic' i'''f'' '.lr ~ ~ ,,.' ,,,n
i""p" 81 i'll" ''"iFH' ''.u .''' '-i''''
ton %! ihr l",. :" me L'",'' ,h,, dictated,
D. kS"lNI ,il'l. III .'. ,h,. ID, ,II IN.
AMI III, c"n""r' '''' t I ".", rii.m,. for
-iH" ''nr'-' Is :" i ~ i, .,, II. Ll...in"s; and
that w trust INA" ne r'''"'' W '', 'a, T., ,I mis-
case ut i">"n VIII h' s''.i .h.,, ,%r" s,,., .,
.sllCtI lH'Isl'" VI IN IL,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-16

,,;ri, ,ui ,,rrs nhou: 100 per cent aT"rnc" ni:h"f
m , ,ic I,i,J -rn,,~Il"n w!rn r"n lrisH i'scs
.in;.- The Erti- r!u'' al '"''. j',.,2" '' W. wy
ii,b whilst irn..I lI. rOhIn!rh III y h'' '''"'
When Grca, Britain and The colonies appeal {" !hr
''i;.,, .L ,,,i,rr ,nlnial trade, and that the colo
; ,. I ,r,c,I an Il Ilurr favorable :,"in.: Than
@ s ,r iIcr customers i'll our trade hli! COLI
,. :, sL,,,I he insisted upon, TIA. Great Britain
,,n, ~, L,.,hrr duties n:c hereafter cNGcfcl Il!
,,r ,r, unou rur utuIucc aHI manufactures iliill
Ill., ,,,I ,u iu,.r ot Ter co'Da'''. This will he
''1 nJ ...,av. T. make certain colo
no.; rl.,,:. free in the tni;cG state AMI tile S"'.
', " ,,,c United STATES irc" III tie colonies. Is
i',:,L, A. r, .ome ni the products sa,l :" be pro-
,,,stI m nynorur, and specified IN the lars hereto
E-, ;,r',mcd nt, Congress, the United States docs
rn, .omL CnnoLa ouv of them; and on the oilier
II ,ha or,. som, Canada does not send IN us
,rI e ,h. Ii,l, ol colonial tariff cnn be rcsll!a.
,I j,. , treaty the stpuiatons above suggested ANA
,,,har: ,,,nr,,r IN, Whole ground "lSh: be explicit.
Smnno.I n ,ronfv is made pr"pustt villa; guaranty
LIi H. I:ni,I S.airs that orr products not speche'i
j.; :, mor ;rrj,dcL in Il gcncrHi stipulation rs I" me
i,,; ,, lin, Increased. may not have uncruls d,i-
49,, ;,nnscd nnnn :hcm by Imperial 0r colonial icSiS-
jn.;on nr hoIb So soon the treaty Is ratified! ne
wnr nn; existing III Europe, may create ise"i rc"'
snns"ond III, NECESSITY Tor greater revenue. may oc
urri os mn excuse FOR such measure Us Is now -i'"
in answer IN orr protest against ne HritlSh iobc
ro duty. and VIC may bc icttcred ny treaty i'll Tue
protection OF our interests. .,,.;, -, ,,,.,;,.,
And whilst Great Britain is seeking an amcllofa
ton oi our tariff Of imposs as I" part OF her en-
n;rc und fnr her own benefit ds well, the sngges
ton in behalf OF Virginia MHrylano' Net'VchE' "'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-16

9Th JOKES. Mary Whitehead, Edward l. Gillinin.
..ry nj wife. po"hnrun Jones, John NJ May, and
/. ~c Amanda Joncs. Lucy Jones, John Hill. and
g hi. wife. Margarc; r. Jones. james T.. Jones' and
/. y Jones. Drfsndhmt-
hs ycc.. this day pronounced i'll this cause il was
y,:c. ching. ordered that the undersigned commits.
Of IN, -sid Court enquire and report TO Court whc.
IA. iuc-. III. younger. was III the time OF li- death
o; 70 ANY person whatever. and i! indcb:cd whe.
oIi 1r Uihcvwisr IN" amount Ot suii debts. the
=! ;hc:cOi 10 wE0n due. and what lurt o! ;hcm has
sN Ind that the same commissioner do also IN.
40 STs the heirs OF ;,Ir sud Jusius Jones the
y also whether h. lei, widow. and, il hc did,
y. H., M.dUw il now alive.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-16

col. GATrS.-Tllc report "f III" conrt Of inquiry
,,,, ;hc o.. OF the steamer san Francisco ana the
Of ol. Gate, is by no means creitablc 10 that
otcrr. lie is accuse! Of cro"!Ic!'"sso Of mind which,
leaving him alive to his own liAeHlae mI'l's a.
caused him to neglect nearly every high
d, Juty ~ nposed by his rank and the circumstances
boston Past.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-16

col. GATES. L. $. Alt appears :" be 'im''Gr- 1T
stood tha, the War Department VIII I"rnH ',s"
volvc IL command upon Col. Gates WIZ ~ 49,"
i,c,l tlla lis regiment sent :" California" no'
Ion. since. without him. Tia; il, under me com.
n.ni oiits Junior Major B:crc; l.ie"' CI!' Ni.n:
il, Lieut.: Col and senior MAJOR being 7!a@'-l
iun:La SkIr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-16

TlCE parties TO the above suit. and all per.
'-,c," therein are hereby nrtici ,hh, On the :O,ll
lr." ;IcX,. nj III" Office al Buckingham Court
81! proceed 10 make the enquire. directed by
4! !trr-c- therein. " +. BOCOck
.-ryyiw cumIn,Esioncr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-16

IMPORTANT nE$PATCIl':&.-Wc are SATISFIED
from whn hear around The c';y ;i'n; ;niH ii'o'-
,ir Gnvrrmn.n, received drspa;ch. from C"mnl"'
,nr. Perry. !av cunirnin. The newspaper accounts,
saving that Japan had ccr.lrd I" 'G proposition ,i,aI "i
r n;;cd States and that Russia had no! 'oresi.lir'
us as has been said nr n"i.ili or 80 past "S
in.,,Dn .Ninr.