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Arrived

sesm.hip Mar Fo"eI, from Charleston, md's and
Care e1bs sed signals hence
Clae,t Monday 18th at e N, a % 80 erehiaEei 'isn.
es M s1eisnsed signal. ~h steamship Star Of the s'uh
sisssl red ground white letters could make
u NJ steamship Florida wocdhull Savannah 18th mdse and
pss 5 Mhebe lsh Ats A N, mile, Ne Cape Lookout
eEebsd .sls. with .t-auhip Jas Adser fo Chae.on
.sd5 o.. tom GiSsar md.s to Homer spr.sae Boston
90 lat "a ~ ors Fassd are ai' a1d,r Close r,sf'f 'S2
viii siife btlwsrks ,9Pgo.sd hrr clipper n. .,
B9eIip crsie Fs5 IS ion $ w SPOKE 3; ship
% n "a " a.. r Piops I % 'seins @
FEB 9 r. . % p ASIAN. - W. PSS S.S. or. SS HsssysS e r.no
c. wes;6e for previous Feb p .t u g s. Ion 81 80
S sT gs se AS. o 30 soon Holmes Canton Nov H
Ion % s4gssf.S @ SfsTy ysoSa om Js1 M SI % M, 81
me spoke hp vancouver from Zoo Chow iot L2a
.bp r,ns for sofdesal jim a Of Cape Good Hope e1chi
,isbs, with. large BBglsh steamship 'g 81
BARI Lyrs BsnS. Havsa. aud cigars to Tay
BSis joseph Park. of Po.,ec Park. Gardens, aod
uos.e 10 Gh nit inside Of Cardenss Lgh spoke b'is
Ab.os NewYo put beck aLy anchor had repaired
Brs Horso KsmptoD ssysnila a ds, with divdvi code
BIs Tyie1c Cof Ellsworth Bartlett St. crOI Il ds with rum
BrS f,rr cloud Smith cius,d Bolivar Il days and d.
the Bsr kidss Sc to Hsrbeck q Co.
Brig Eoo NesPl Scala Palermo 81 d fruit &c ia Chamber
sebi Geafie M.rd lO ROel and Hamn franklin La 3D.
sebI Kpi.hf Allen POro cabeo 10 ds with coffee to
r. Mach IN the MOono Pasge, spoke whaling
Mountain King of Pr3vincetogn clean. all well
schr Ceresco lof ElswoTth Lord WILMINGTON, " c naval
k,Gnsn 26h ult of Cape Haerss while ly
iDs sale o,t deck osd Of 2oo bos resin carried
% boau & the a Steam es s1a
Jsbz oee native Of Ewo tn washed overheard
and los;
sehr Baker Emery Ne D dswth headings to May
hew, Tsbnt kCo
SAILED Steamship Nashville Berry, for Southampton, and
Havre.
Steamship Roanoke Norfolk, Richmond and Peters
buIg
WIND Sunrise, EEE; meridian, NE sunset NE. BY e
BELOW-l ship and briss
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Disasters, SC.

BRle nArrAxoAAs Of Ad9O. Which Pat into s.
IL ~rh !oss of condemned and soi $50
buit ~ Accscn N l5is ard vazed IS CO..
bEs GLIDE Of ana FOR Halifax LEAVING Cisl1ssos lh
against the rcefs snd suftnec much
iuIred. AID would probably be eondrmned
t1HR Iohs :. WILSON Mitchell while goisg f1 Port
lard lth rst for Ma.nE shore Cath Rock BanK
lsHd Point bat expected oH tide
BkG 4SADA johnson II bslrmore 0a Isag
been oaf'c 10 da- st - lon B by Of ship New and
OF srd touta AswL0ndon from Se ZsAand
eAf tAil . have been deLtay skOf danx
BRG CAsao o. Proyiucs and bout
stem o1t Of s.ier psed dse from Cape Henry
lsht. b. biz OLLns. a Bali NE
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rEw.yoRK ptrY TRptNc. WEDNESDAY MARCH 49, 1884

RI orJ oui.. sefive Boston st -d-Atens prices
"a. -. ~ i.4lisIiic k moh- and the close il'
I.rs { 4 tof etfh 49,. t.-.,
.,. Gals g!a1ic clsh ilr the form ini &c
spFLT7 r drJ y h,a vii saes o. lo tua' Plates A. '' eaH
ar
wisF We uos So, 4 81 4 essks rsn,-ifs =, = rs
TATLOW Gul sad lover. Of 41gs' , psi4a OAy sl'
Ph.isss u LA rsa.sr,d - ilidliic cUh
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srroun p1AaO.
.,., s,o..s at philadelphia. TUESDAY March u

T., N. Y. Tribune bY Fkrb hhOsn, a
Ieish s. 10 sl es9 -, sns De- y = % %
An Re- 'sJ s,t ssDl WIFE = p - ~,
~ ~ ~. .N.gh Ce-r,y e b 30 Resfss r. x o3t
et 80 ~, To Do IS int gs l5do - " do ~, - o.
I1oo do. 10. S8f 70 d., btHn 80 p o.
sssn ~ s sci, Csna IS lot; 100 60 ha o 90
70 hay b 25i. 81 fsr1ssarg1 r x.
u Lst s.i y sCsn re spbo, esh 1881 70 Neftown T.
~ o.. n 1pl; 70 Bsuk OF Perm IL 1910 - -
eoeS & - HsTrburs 4, b5 81 II Diamond Coal 3
seo ~ So" s fsSn 5y Railroad 6. 10 ss a. 0o0 DO d.
o.. 20 A. % s5 GEO Penn 5s az. 80 DO b5 ftt; 2
- - i0 yorris G@nsl. 6is 81 90 IS lCt 300 sChrl
r. ssg 10 seiuy Preferred D5 9S Bank Ct Nortl
Arse' D 49, - RSsdiSg r r. b5~n s9l ssodo b. s9li l5
yer,s Isl.nd r $ iel .-.....-. d, ,--
ics ~ la asteo @ bid 5 s.ted keadinf ~
,<~S spi bd sas ssksd 90 Bonds 70 s. hd s5t Ssef
a. uo,tssss g. ~ sg ~ ssted Peun. RaToad 4S b d
%. ,sfe3 Canal e BID 49, sstss seh1,. Ssvigat =
4. "a "a tar DO stock, i bd ~ asseo DO: 10
rysCr,eA k3s stkod, LoBs ftano bt % lot Sk.d
vIburs S BID ~ ssxsd Gifsfd ssnk St hd iass-d LsAsi
zinc 81 Al 81 SHED, Union Canal, "a bd al ssked Duh
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WhalerA.

Ar, g hew-SsdoEd lab, dip LYDIA tof Fsrhaveu) Worth
forh fecitc ucean LaHlEa Nov y " III 1850 oil
10 GO bone sent home 600 bbs WI 90 n bon ~
the Has also quantity of M and bone freight R@ports
seure 10 NeS basne all wsn Dec III LAT s. I5l %
W Coral. Dehsrt, DO, al veil bound direct Cant ID
Imports keGd ffvm date ship Hunter Holt N al ..
band vho reported shp Arctic Gee H. sbou. d.ys s.i
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(By Sandy Hook Printing Telegraph
THE HIGHLANDS sundJwn, March IL
5 sbriss of the Highlands bound in. No signals.
Wind lght from SE. NeAther kGxy.
rom Our Correspondent

fFrrm Our Correspondent
PHILADELPHIA March lirrfrst-schr sarah Grhin from
HALIFAX md Baltimore, In in dstres. having
= tn Of gales thick
wesher heb she p ,sis lost wheel aud ruddsr anshppsd
drifting fsl briE Emblem
for Boston who kindly supplied with bread aud
water. CcusiEu. 70 Grant Tweus
sehfs Beu Reeves shaw, Se~ York Mary Ann. HALEY "
YoIk L Miller, PsGeoek seS-Hasen I'D bark hna, Sjor.
s. Kits sehs Benz Reeves shaw New.Yoft; MARY Aaaa
haley, Lynn: MI er Paddock Hartford d. T Wilets
Smith Norreh ssrsh Elizabeth soners Ne York New Goa
veyGIee. ClaEA, NeS-IoIk Sequel HAyey, SsxYork
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TrrsnAY. kIsrch LIP. ".

The heavy features Of the Stock arke, continued at the
Morning Board but at the Second Board there some
fmproyemer in feeling and with the exception Of ETe the
quotations had upward tendency Erie was injured by
the new ouoges which have boen committed at Erie The
changes from yesterday on Erie declined Reading i'm
proved l. Harlem l. Stonington l. Cumberland ! :
Nicaragua and Caution declined l. &c. Investment
stocks are generally steady and in fair demand Glove
land and Toledo was 90 bid Gaena and Chicago, ll5
New York and New wHsven, 1O1 New York Central lO94i
Mich Central 1868 Mich Southern, l2O, &c Crystal
Palace improved cent selling at 49, The business in
Railroad bonds moderate and prices are rather heavy
In st.te and Government stocks the market was quiet
In Mining stocks there larger amount OF business
and ,css ar oenerav sustained The quotations are:
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Passenger Sailed.

n f'earslip Verf for H1rr--D. Hinson. B.vin D.
EsrF Mr. Frederick RGyte LADY child and servant; VT
Hsvis I.sc Fou-ner = Eefani Lv Paraao' Mr De!anS
J. WEEK ". Gro sma,er Trumps Fiednm Nr Andre "a
Provost ~ NEcnsnd Nims he "a Cost M Dgm5ock NJ, Bryce
Sr Bouse Mr. Demoun, Mr Grlude aud sdy sad 1851 90 "
ms
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Halo, p,x.r Market Boats.
Fr,,eli Liif Ct Carl asi Fir- Prodrsii ges<raEy
Ptrered exclusively f1r The I. Daily rn'las.

Perorsd exclusively for The 7. Daily rh'las.
c,-. Hur'.r o. the 1~bst NsEAurrh. srri7iaE rnesfy
s-ofrrg. a Warre- reports he fl~ns res oY a.
ri psrrh "A and q srtrrs - veal 'Tes
sheer .ra 10 s-re 81 Fowls IS rarkeys 2Gsess -
bt's Frr. 'rts pills ~ h1'ter .
Cs,rs psl.ed ef Mlrsa ,vaF No1tsy rnorn1s
srrr-st r-ros IT, foio-inE scH ~ ~ tr =
Veal Calves q swine IS FOT's p
L.-s ri. rails Bue s. bales Hsy y %
srsu go Rve . bales sad boxes Goods n
turdlesP sPsper. boxes 10.
srCsFtrut trf1N
TIE h'- to Of principal artieles emu
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Passengers Arrived.

IH Ship Lfng 10, from CIhionMi's II. A Baker Ms A.
Ho'u.s caufs'ns lsdy.
Lv,g fr'rs Hrrqnq-Mss Anns Biru-. Miss Niuadc
Nrs orisa Palms Miss Fshours C.pt c. Lord Mr o. VI
euis, MF. v Csris- Mr. C Mscus Mr MADil, + Gael
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Receipts OF Produce. March a.

Fl Er,e R-od Ss7o bb. Four 81 pkp Provisions . Do
WtsEv if5 bsg Whesfls4 10 Corn 81 10 Rye
ss7So s Burer zoe Hogs 47o sides Leather $50
sheer surdfies.
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BY telegraph.
ROSTON-Au Aiarei

B0STON-A March IA bark Anonin0 Palermo bris Msrths
We<hnston. Chns ard Young America DO Clayton, Quay
heInstsn Port au-PT A could Trinisd
Af ed vile; Howard Appleton Gilman Ne
York Cd steamship Andes Liverpool
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MINIATURE sLnASAc.....1

kSTAruRE sLnASAc......rHs DAY
Sun Rises......, y sets...... 0 Noons...'I 10
WATER .....rHis DAY
Sandy g C. Gov Island. So He'll Gsts....,u 81
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OFFICE OF rar IL eisOl. {s.TEaL a.ILso.D Col
NEwYoRK, March & 1884 .
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders Of
the niIois centfsl Railroad Company for the election
AZ he ace of ,bs co ~ Wi w 10 ,Ss SI,x NJ Yof
WEDNESDAY, tho 18th Day Of March, loi 0clock 81
both days inclusive. J. Y. BUNCg seorstay
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each share Of the subicnptos Stock Of the Aeioa
Company has been levied paysbe he h Of ass'
neIt w r BtfTERV0RrH seere.ry
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NEW-lORK and ERIE RAILROAD COMPANx
~ DIVIDEND NOTICE The Direc the NewYors snf
Erie Railroad have tbs Day declared dividend riREE
AND HALF S PER CENT the earnings the
ia noIbs able SATURDAY the April ps1s
at the Transfer Office No Is Wsllse
The transfer books will be closed and after the I'd na snS
remain closed till The st Of APr BY order Of the BOARD Of Ds
EATHArIEL MARSH A
Me- York M IA ~'
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Gudnridi.

OFFICE ysFFgRsos IssUsAscs OIL
NEw YoRX March s, s5f
Tl,HE BOARD of DIRECTORS of this CompSq
have this day declared a dividend OF FOUR DOLLARS u
90 f-'~ i MILTON SMITH seor.t.rx
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oTFicE OF rae ERIE Ann Hsw YoaK CRY RaILRe.pco,I
JAaEsTows, Nj, FEB. Is 1854 q.
NOTICE. The Stock holders of the Erie and New
~ Yo City Railroad ComysDy hereby no,ded that the AZ
nus lection for Directors vii Sc held at the ohce Of the C
In Jsmestewn WEDNESDAY March IS is'f tron
Oeock to O'clock NJ nr houTs The transfer books "u "
SHELDON SectetarJ
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OFrIeE or raE NEw.YoaE Aso EaIs RAILsoAO co /

NEW YoRE. March Il 1884
A L a MEETING Of the Directors of this Company
"A held this day Mr. NILSSON ROBINSON rendered h ress
ton Of the Office Of Treasurer Of the impaired sne
his health ara bis having been sccepted Mr DAss
DREW unanimously elected Treasurer place Of Mr..
Robinson. NATHANIEL MASH Secu.
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n. foir- ,,- tot pracp.l aIticlsi
,-e-..sd IN TIE A. is.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-28
srAn.lro.-Ths case Of Jo.Au. Banks, free oolo,d

srAasro.-Ths case Of Joshua Banks, /. FREQ oolor.d
man. charged 9Th s.aobing London, slave bel ,ngng
% the estate Of the sts Bernard ONe.I Sturdy
night last, was again before the Mayor yesterday
The facts 10 the case given BY London, were that
Banks csmo to hs house late hour Saturday night
and having pushed 10 the door, told Loudon aer making
himself known that be had something for him London ei
pressed hs pleasure Bankss visit, his Impression be-
ing that hs came 70 pay debt that he owed nim He
chesry got oit Of bod to receive the c,sh hs ex
pected. but upon Approaching bis visitor hs discovered
the purpose OF his vd 70 DO very different from what he
supposed Tho .p.hs. Of d-u f..c. 90, coon changed
his conceptions OF the object Of Joss visit aud led bin
70 expect something besides cash.
heau.hile seeing him put his hand into his po ket he
Dcied that Joes rage entirely the result OF dssst.
.faetoa .s paying the debt and dregsrdug tho M In
view OF tho advantage Of receiving the cash. he s .p.
preached with hand ready to receive Il. But what
appointment Tho hand was drawn from the pc, ke.
holding firmly large dirk with which he aimed ole Il
dart At bic sbdomsn Fortunately hs received Il In the
arm and the assalant Determined effect the desuc IN
OF his indulgent creditor made second dart which sr In
struck the arm 70 the disappointment Of the villain Joe.
whose object was undoubtedly take the life of the In
Offensive negro Tho injured Immediately raised the
cry OF murder, whereupon his sssallsrt asd.
he was seut on TO tho OF the Court of Hu,
tngs to snsuer to this charge.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-28
MINNESOTA TERRITORY,
yRVX GOVERNOR G RN.S.
ls n
Sr. PIrI uiur..o,, T.;,-

81. PAUL, Minnesota Territory I
siR-four printed circular, dated sept was duly re-.
csived III request 10 b, informed OF the prpssbl
amount Of agricultural products this year In the
hrst place II has been quite reasonable have had no
drought 10 affect the crops IN the least All the cereals
have mstured finely and yelled large crops and so with
all the esculents. Our wheat crop will reach about
27s,O00 bushels about 35 900 10 10000 bushe.
potatoes the yield is very large AID Of choice QUALITY
estimated al 100000 bushels There will al.o be large
yhlt OF crinos'r o. TurnP=, rutabags aud pumpkins
nave yiedeh the largest crop TO the scre gene ally
nave ever seen gros in auy part Of the continent Our
nrnip and ru'abaga crop is short of 400 600
oushes but these mostly fed our cattle during the
winter am President Of the Agricultural Society OF
this Territory, aud think my sources of Information such
ss eau DO relied upon-at least substantially go.
Respectfully, your ob't serv'i
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-28
hhsis Islaed ~ Ss.Soa
Connecticut <i,lIs 200. eos
a.e%ss . ss.sss
ex0.Oo0 Ias ooo
/ Oao eo1 \ At,

Total i.oa0,eot l,b1o6ss 100000 l.Ses. an
Tue above sao.. falling on nom the vhss, cruz q
leso ,oosse oashel and from tho rye crop OF ths,
sseAI4 bushels or soost one twelfth. ThIs b nos v.rv
s sr S1 o' and may a.r. sess than
10. oy IA sadn'oosi quantity OF land cultivated.
we're all set down at full average Is compsr
co S''n the census returns Of the crops Of 1850.
OF tho corn crop, spoke a. foiows:-
III think am safe Ia os.ipa tiur ,bs u....,h,..,,.
corn crop at three foarhs Of average ono Ia N.oo
ana Nss aampsaire 10 has suffered more severely
osve oeen CUT up Toe fodder but this not an un-
crop In The poorer agricultural regions, expecting either
TO lose their corn By drought early frost Estina
n two-thrds Maine At one half Nsssehuss,,. Coz.
nseeus and Rhode Island from two thirds to ,hrs
Ioutths tho quantity raised In 1850 we arrive A. ,hs
estimate for the prssens compared with that
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-28

- asyasas' sAaAse ULsvssa,--sAss. sis,As A.t
sss attained ~ ssHsAsd spsuaA saodlss oAiy per.
ASsinss and preventive Of the nsthsr AZ
aeion, = oArssaxD BsuAsr
should bear 10 ad tia, these
cure the erea when rsea they dssgnd
rs'sn. tan essAsrophs, sbich they certainly vii do
tnsrsa<s sho have the lsa apprehension
n'sA breast shosid not Walt I'LL they threasnsd
.as eosA ess should procure them put
70 meet any susrssncy.-
,oa s.g Yin YER. speedily dI.:pa,s ali on.@.
irss "a me esss ~. and pi.se and natural
"a 800. NV 81 The milk shIch Invariably relieves
s1a as..as N p0s.ieiniy VI aA,ns.iD R.sAsr
assured ssibis
oonof IN WEARING the cioths
Snien we y Of MILK IL moe, dinnsuit and regular,
We ens has ever ound fault know vht ON
vsss ~. ~ E.oe thai thsy are sstssned
thsy are perfectly
or srmsno and may bs applied removed Al
WIN entire ., nvsnivnes. 'r''''
reuitiAncv $780, accompanied By II cent. worth
D q sanPs -. secure The ~ mali Of
Ihsy Are for sals sxeiusvsly by
al, ApiE aLAf, Wholesale and Retail Agents.
for applying ; S... o ssssS s y,a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-28
]. g. BEssETr, Esq, New York.
PENNSYLVANIA.
FROM JAMES GOWEN ESQ, FARMER. OF CIR.
MANTOWN
NOUN AIRY. lietmnnl


hoUSr AIRT, Germantown, Sept. 90 1884
J. g. Bennett Esu:- p" ~ ''O''
DEAR SiR-To what extent the drough, 40 much com-
psinod Of has injured the crops In Pen5.,Ivsn, In go.
raj have no OF computing beyond tbe ,eno,,. 7
nave seen 10 Newspapers aud some verb. and sr,.en
communications had from friends and corte,nondsr,,
Ioese aud my o"n observation In this aud adjoining
conhes am inclined TO the opinion that the corn h..
suffered In some localities from drought hut that owing N
argef breadth having been planted last spring "a
IMAM was planted the proceeding spring the increase from
tnS circumstance vl make for whatever partial inu,v
zoe Drought may have occssioed; and therefore con
euoe there will be as large crop OF corn this ss,son H.
reonyVania as III 70 last yesr-y an average oron
before u housed should be injured By some o,b
| Or cause beside drought w"
me potatoes have suffered 10 some places nv tho
drought ard still more generally by the contnuou, Of
eeSsVe heat that prevailed for seyeta DAYS at o,iici
period IN the growth Of the crop but how "a, sbo, Dr.
crop will fall yet DO but partsIlv al .rnS ~
not gathered The potato crop c,nno, he m ,dc nm
nSe he co ~ IRON more than usual having b,en n,nad
,o, nn we exception OF my own neghborhood have
sssoh 70 MINK that the breadth Of land appropted n,
zoe potatoes In Pebnsyyana last spring vas I,ss ,bs
'uN showed TO them the previous season Toe farmers
ssney we're so intent last TALL upon sowing larzey of
ues toN they spent the last shovel full OF anuge tbs,
could De scrsped together apply 10 the grain and b
they found themselves in the spring scant Of snii,
supply OF manure for liberal usual potatos plsn,,n To-
,pIng oa.s and corn claimed the most aueution--
potatoes we're neglected or badly treated gbe,h.,
or-Nothingsm had anything u do with this incviT,
70 tne poAoe because IL Is called Irisb can bs,dv 49,
ufIe 70 guess that the right royal righteous horde
who are bumberess the sands of the a., sonH -
mtgnsoimous cemency abstain from eating m,,ntisn
sn, next summer, IL would be Of grace tb.t ,ond
nn tas poor With unwoDsd gratitude To fac, such f,
90 ess OF boon than principle OF conscepes with
e neNen dorm; for can hardly DO possible thar nj
gu, out snd-out Know Nothing can swallow "mu,nb,p
nou. oeiog ehoked 70 death for bis n6dey, In deslog
himself with ae forbidden vile Irish root Pardon az
gon "nen was going 90 TO say, that tha, the DO.
s'oe crop WI be much less than an average but ,bsnk
Providence IL Is souud--ifes from rot 81 Wv '''uA
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The above sho-s- ayyreg deficit whole qusn
ny OF cereal products OF tie year compared With
sheh 10 Iudian prodpction Of this crop In
New England Increased FROM lsIU to 1870 from oss-
300 to lOl76s6p bushels nearly 90 per cent Under
ordinary ccun this would allow increase of
I'VE per annum per for four years over
the crop OF 1850. viii, would than for
my estimated IA per cent loss by the drought. Against
nave air dy alluded to the scarcity Of labor, &c.
and must lc,,c Herald and the reader to make ther
own deduction
IL will b" oserved ,hatI arrived at the Same conclu
son tn' Ill says did not, to wit: that nearly the
whole6 tho New Engiand crop, of IN, nrsssn,
year Is IN In ian corn. This the Mail did not
Know What 1t ras talking about. Yours, respectfully.
". z. HILL,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-28

The Tnry.-Tho continued cas-, of James Scott. the
Tree coloed fellow who charged With stealing J,ck
and Fore P,ne Square aud Saw oat of tho work shop
Mr. b. Crow on Friday last heard before the Mayor
90 yesterday.
His guilt was established upon strong circums,.nt.l
proof which consisted 10 his being identified as a neg
who had passed from Mr. Crows work shop on franklin
street with planes In his hand by Mr. Hsgaus stables
which are situated Immediately above IT, the hour at
which they we're stated by Mr. Cro- 10 been stolen
negro Of precisely his stature observed by Mr.
koIns .oout the same hour leaning over bench in the
work shop as u anIiousy looking for something.
Scott produced = colored witness TO show that
be fro him Jack and Fore Plane ON the d.y
in ques lon TO 60 to work for Mr. Thackersy far out in
Valley rect Here was the Inconsistency TIE colored
man from whom he got the tools lives Ia Valley s,reet
not SO lar out and Jim, after getting the TOOLS
coming up Franklin street and crossing therefrom to Mr.
man, which is in that immediate ue;ghborhood This
strange diversion accounted for by saying that
was coming to the billiard Wall street for an over
coat Of his.
He ordered thIiy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-28
VIRGINIA.
IRON THE sEcsEr.sY or sr.,,

. IRON THE SECRETARY or STATE
Executive DEPARTMENT, HlcnNoED Sept. Q, 1854.
Dbk oR-fne circular addressed 70 me, dated the 4tb
Inst, has been received. III had authentic statistical i-
formation relative TO the STATE OF the corn cotton and Do
'o crop Of tbisSate IL would afford me pleasure 70 give
~ GENERAL accounts are extremely contradictory bu,
as well as from Information sforded by persons coming
ron All parts Of The State having busoess With the on
eers o. government that tho fact h. you take tho line
-tpst the Richmond. Ffedereksburg and Potomso and
tne hchmond and DsovIe Rsrosd--to the North Caro-
Una line general rule The weather vas very season
sno below tbs line 70 the seabo.fd, the crop
va. very goodmofs than average crop There 10 bu,
he cotton now grown In the State and the potato crop
winch Is Tor export, mostly grown 10 this section Its
also good FROM the lins thus dssigosted you must de-
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FoRrsrALLIsG.-We mentioned day or two since tbs
the Question whether or not John Brimmer Who %,
fined $40 on Monday for selling quantity Of Sors at The
lower market, which he bought the same day from a
oousry huIter, should DO expelled from the market.
would be considered by tho Mayor.
He referred TO the SUBJECT yesterday and explained
that IN addition to the prohibition applied by the Civ
Ordinances TO such practices there state law under
winch offences OF this character severely dealt with
Having in this instance imposed heavy 6ne, and re.
qured the Of the goods exhibited for SALE be
oroore TO subject the offender 10 the other and more
stringent penalty, that Of expulsion from the market
He pledged himself, however that at no future time
would similar indulgence be extended; nor would il
avail anything 10 obviaug the reflection of such pen.-
W that the parties wee Ignorant of the Law In ID re
sPect II was che duty OF all persons In the habit
dealing At the mikes Inform themselves of the or H.
nancea relating to them, aud whether they clme beo
him for such offence, with without the necess
knowledge this subject, was consideration vbicI,
should In no wise influence hs Judgment.