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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-01
COMMENTS OF THE Boz. on PRESS.
The Slave Excitement In Boston.
[ From the BJatOn Jnnfnnl of Mnnh.u nvnninn

From the Boston journal of Monday evening |
Ed"ard Greeley Loring, Judge OF Probate Tor the
county of Suffolk, the State OF Massachusetts, Fugitive
Slave Bill COMMISSIONER OF the United Suatea before
these czens Of Boston, Ascension Sunday assembled
70 worship God, charge you with tho death Of that mir
who was murdered on last Friday night. lie was your
leIo- servant In kidnapping lie dies at your hand
You fired the shot which makes his wife widow his
child orphan"
The above extract from report OF the inf ,nmato.
~ sermon u delivered by the Rev Theodore Parker veg
terday, before his congregation in the Music Hail.
Let us SEQ where rests tue responsibility before God aud
maD for this murder. In position probably agree
with Nr Parker IL was not the person Who In mo
meut Of intense excitement inflicted the fatal stab upon
the person OF james Batcbeder who responsible for
this deed. But Is the who arIlly innincd his
passions and then left him 70 their uncontrolled exercise
IL is they alone who guilty OF murder-and they alone
whD-hete or hereafer-must for the unhaIoyed
deed The law may not DO able reach them but pub
lie opinion will, and their cOnsciences-When they
find time TO listen them-w say each aud eyery one
Of them, when the question II asked "Hho is guilty OF
murdetT-" Thou art the man."
There was not the rosrum at Fanueil Hall on
Friday evening whose hands dyed with the blood
OF James Bichelder; but IL any ono is more guilty than
another, IL Is the Rev Theodore Parker, for il was he
who put the motion adjourn TO Court Square. They
may all thank Heaven that his IL tho only life they
to for. We that this sad tragedy may be
serious warning these agtaor and that those who are
Ia the habit Of listening to- aud Of being excited by their
nAammitory ratings, will az least follow tho example
which they set them Friday night, Of retiring quietly
10 bed after their speeches over nsead OF Joining
the mob they bad melted 10 deeds Of violence.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-01
Occupation OF Kansas.

The New York Courier tells Us, that San aSsoca-
ton was incorporated by the Legislature of Massa-
chusetts, under the name Of the "Emigrant Aid Soc
ety. Its Capital is s., 100000, in shares of $780,
Ii is prohibited from holding than $4,000 in
real estate in Massachusetts, or to assess more than
u on each share, in 1854, more than $40 in any
year thereafter Its pan decided on at a prelimi.
nary meeting OF the corporaors and subscribers to
the Stock Is to contract forthwith with the Transnor
taton Lines for the Conveyance of 10000 emigrants
giving the advantage of the reduced fare to the emf
grants To erect i'm nedatey large Receiving Es-
adjustment in Kansas, where the emigrants NAV be
accommodated until they have time u settle Them
selve To send out aud set in operation steam
sawmills, grstmls and such necessaries of ciyilza
ton asrequre capital, with the apparatus for a weekly
newspaper"
That Is the yankee spirit for you IF our M,ssa
ehusetts brethren prove to be as god i, carving out
their plans tor the occupation Of the kansas Terrific
ry as they are in connecting them they will do IN ,re
to make free State of it in that xay than bv a, the
opposition to Nebraska bills and all the 40 lition IA
nIucism they can get up f,r the K: half century
We doubt very much whether thosc who make the
most fuss freeso!lsm are the rersons to hive n
hand in any such moves at the North a. Ernirrant
Aid Societies. They prefer appropriang their funds
tpthe support OF anti-savery societies, for the our
pose OF feeding set Of lag rascally officers and lee
turers; and of disturbing the peace and order of the
community, by getting up riots over some stray me-
gro, who is glad enough get back to his master in
the South, after he has had specimen of what they
call freedom. They have other use for their money
than that Of applying it to nigr,nt Aid Societies -
Furnishing the poor white population OF their own
country with the means Of obtaining home and
comfortable mlintHinance in Kansas Nebraska or any
where else, is matter that canno enlist 80 much as
thowandth part Of their sympathy that the condition
Of the hsPpy, we.fed negro Of the South does Its
seldom that the negro gets any Of their money after
tbs contributed II, gets their hypocrtical svmna.
thies and they manage to distribute the rnonov
among themselves II would not do for them =, all
the emgrant societies. for the sooner the territory m
settled and made free state the sooner is their occu
patton gone 10 keeping up Abolition excitement oyer
II.
Wehave no idea that any great things will ever be
done by any class Of the Northern people though those
societies or associations and think It very likely TINT
tne account given above by the Courier is ali moon
shinr but should the citizens of the North odo, that
course, we feel assured that it would effect far moro
10 making free states, than all the clustering thew can
do ABOUT tho repeal Of the Nebraska Bill IL womb
cost them something more however than flaming
speeches and indignant resolutions and that ia
sideration not to be lost sight Of in yapkee-land
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-01

Ink COMMITTEE ON NAVAL AFFAIRS In their report upon
the condition OF the Navy, as recently published state In
evidence Of the defective state Of navy hat sloop
oiwar, some months since a cruise pu, into tho s
nu OF Jamaica Tor the purpose Of rectifyng mistake
which, true reflects most severely upon the Ordn,ncs
department OF that service, namely Il was discovered
that she had been served with az pound shot instead Of
COS ~nieh were he proper size In justice that De-
parment, (s,ys tho Pniladelphia North Amercsp1 i,
SHOULD be known that the vessel tho brig Perry"
and that It occurred in 1885, instead of iew mouths
since" " '''
Since that period tho Ordnance Department NJ ON, N
W has undergone thorough change and is now in as
nSh state OF efficiency that of any other
understand that The Chief Of tho Bureau Of Ordnau
mas addressed communication 70 the chairman of the
Naval Committee on the subject which will probably be
made publc.-Norfoik Herald ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-01
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Mosr ArrRAcrrE BoAHprxo Housr.-we have 70,
some time desired to do what propose 70 do Ia bs
tice and that Is 70 call the attention the nnhc ~
o. the mos. dssole mos, convenient, and most delight
alike for m eegsnce aud comfort and tho superb IN,
In which skepsby Its worthy andady Distinction. and
determinations Ia many things odious
the energy the spirit and taste OF Mrs. Ellen CIahorn.
eyineed In the selection Of so ehasto and elegant
sion and incurrng necessarily extraordinary liabilities
eut,le her to unusual distinction as boarding. bouss
keeper For years she has been personay kno to
and for many years well known and highly esteemed h,
the people Of Richmond Since have known her shs
has held the first rank among the boarding house
OF tho city; and as worthy aud es,msblo lady mos,
highly appreciated by those who have known her best
hrs U. has recently taken, as boarding house ono
OF those elegant tenements In tho block, known a,
horsons Row, at tho head OF Governor street. almost
opposite the Executive Mansion as was to have been
expected her rooms Except such were reserved for
r n'ente mp N.Y. were all taken In aivanco Of her &C
tuai occupation OF tho house. She L. We are informed
now most comfortably fitted out, aud has ony ono lack
which, doubtless, will DO supplied as soon as known by
her Friends, among tho young and others She can
accommodate with convenience few more day boarders
than she now has, and would be clad to have tbcm.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-01

The shone upon, they expend their strength IN stir,
ring up an excltabe multitude deeds OF midnight muir
der and leave the murdeous blow DO struck by ruff
fans Who have more courage than themselves
Are these eowsrdg villains TO 20 unpuni.hedY Dan.
not the Law reach tho orgnators and author,
Of crimef are they to get up mobs and more muir
dersr arc they to plunge this city deeper and deeper into
disgracet We desre to know whose life Is saie-.hs,
teal security We have for tho public peace an long AZ
these things are allowed to take place among US. and The
men whom every body knows rs Hrebrands and common
disturbers OF the public peacego at large and are
mtted 10 collect tho awless, sedous aud dsorderv clio
ments OF our population around the public buildings Of
the city, Tor the express purpose Of insgatny them To
deeds OF violence and outrage Tho sanctuary of Justice
violated by an Infatuated rabblc who stab to death IL,
defenders Every one knows who on foot this out
rageous proceeding, who Il WAS who conseled and on
eoursged the murderer to lit the knfe-every one knows
who In fact arc the real criminals Canuo, the hand of
justice strike the true cuprs Tho safety aud repua-
ton. @ f'''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-01

ARREST OF A RUNAWAY negro man named .b-.u
slave to Mr. Beckwith of Brunswick county
ed by Mr. JAMES Comfy, in this city on Monday, and
lodged In jail lie was before the Mayor yesterday and
the facts above stated being testified to by Mr. the
negro was remanded to Jail until his master could be in
formed oil his Whereabouts and remove him-PetersburQ
Express, Nay 81.
The SOUTH SIDE AGRICULTURAL FAIR-We are pleased
tersburg hail with much pleasure the proposition To
iish IN our midst Agricultural Fair So far a. heard
i,om the prospects are cheering aud we believe
mat large numbers from distance great for US vet to
n,ar rom Will unite with US in carrying this measure
which certainly promises great good merchants
tiers and manufacturers.-U
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-01

EVOLUTION IN CrnA-The telegraph announces some
startling intelligence from Cuba by way Of washington
IS TO the effect that revolution had broken out In
winch the Spanish and Creoles had united" We con.
~ na' 'n,s news appears to US altogether doubtuL-
How it could be received at Washington we do not nnd
stand The latest arrival from Havana ut the North was
the oaha~oa aud she brought such intelligence Her
"a'es we're TO tue l3Ih Toe Block Warrior lett Havana
on the 10Th, aud heard nothing of such rsvoi,,; Th
Empire CITY, which sailed from Havana on the morning Of
the ls'h aud arrived az New Orleans on SUNDAY bad no
sueh Intelligence is not possible tia, any steamer ar
@ nave carried IL since her departure any
port IN this country. We therefore set this rumor dov
tissr. ~AN'"-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-01

Nae. fousos CoScKRr.-The Concert to DO given b,
ns talented Vocalist last night at Metropolitan Hail. vas
OF yesterday evening. ''~e
IL will DO seen by reference to the bill for last night
.n" embraces series of beautiful airs selected from
Tue choicest productions Of the distinguished
posers We notice in the programme that yor;,e o,nh
as oy Burns 20 Whistle and II come to you INV Lad
which perhaps more than any other by the same poet has
uespe .ne peculiar avori,e Of Madame Sontsg The en-.
IN rs way L. Is adapted to every TASTE and no doubt
Injustice will be done to tho selections made. Ms
ioang ~i DC assisted by Sgnor DeCosta and Herr Thil
low, two artist of distinction ' A"">
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-01
Lord ElEln. visit 10 W,,hlnv,on


The New York Herald says Of the visit Of Lord El,in
70 Washington
Tho visit OF Lord Egin 10 Washington contacted . 4,
4 With The Canadian reciprocity scheme and an sdi,
mens OF tne hshery dncuss has very naturally revived
the discussion Of these subjects IL IL difficult IN nnd
stand the precise object Of bis lordhip extra Diplomatic
journey, becauseit is understood treaty or rstbo,
prd, embracing an adjustment Of the mstters referred
o. had already been drawn up between Mr. Marcy and Mr.
Champion, the English Minister and had received the
ssoouon Of tho British government provided IL alsomet
heveEs ofthe colonial authorities interested Mr. bay.
Jog thus succeeded IL Is not quite clear that Lord Ilgn
can be OF much service In the natter unless indeed
ssupposed The fact Of his being noblemsn may induce
sen.eors 70 regard tho embryo treaty more fvorably
than they would otherwise do.
TIE pr@d IN question throws open the North American
nsoeoes 70 TIE citizens Of this country according 10 the
understanding which existed previous TO the convention
ole soa 70 he' giving 70 that latter convention the
ssnied tor IL abandons the Euglish claim to the eIcu
ave navigation Of the rivers 3d. Lawrence and 81, John
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-01

JOKING WITH JAiLoR.-A couple of prisoners in the
'ohnslomn lb"a) I last week perpetraied good Joke
upon their l,ior They cut hole through the ceiipg,
en through the rooi and at night made their
In the morning the lor entered to give theu bre,kf
"hen he found but one Of his pets in hsnd tho other
Two had vanished The jiilor asked him why he wasn't
gone TOO lie said he was guilty of no offence anu
wouldn't slope. '"'
n rheJoke OF the affair was, that Tuesday morning.
hester one OF the missing, returned to his quarters Sal
,nS ne bad simply gone home to change his shr,
osars message from the other chap, tina, be, too,
"o-iu DC oack soon. Sure enough, he did returu-be
was only out TO 'get drink "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-01
snIc. or sioc y. r, ,,a.s IN "
METROPOLITAN HALLi

. MhS. UEUELIA YOUNG.
Returns her thanks the citir an, az pisn.,,
nAuerng reception stheu, ha - ,heir
has deferred her departure for IN,
nave ho honor OF appearing them on anu VIII
THURSDAY NEYT Inn, 1.,/
AT METROPOLITAN HALL
~ which occNslon vi be a,,,.,
sidNoR D. IosrA and HEAR IHiLow. A'''"
PROGRAMME: 90
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y. III PIACkS MI DAnzA IL COR CAyAriNI '''"h n't'v
c,ar, nv. -, MRS CECILIA lorSo. ''''''"''
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whls1Lr AND TT YOU My An sss, DE- noua
MRs CR>uiL YorSo. e" p.iau
p,.,o ,o PAhr II.
o"fAsEWELL But WHENEVER yoIr wri 10 shsn Inflow
vrrrrs Mns crciiiA Yop.o. " M,
GRArAs AGiMUs TIBI-by particular IN Cora
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WITH oplfo y co<r,
sIO =. en- at os. ek-conevrt snee a, oe,oe.
Hhsie Tcses VI, Family Tickets adm,trny
r. to be had at the uo;eis Muc sorr, ana =, h pe,'oEs
Hall on the evening OF C.pc,t ~ e aoor ol the
Reserved seats e obtained IN ..,ix
James Woodhtu e's, iS9 Main Street "PPeAuon NJ Mr.
~ The Piano ont this oeea,., n. l,,,,. 49,, :.
James woodh NNN~''u +" hnuly loaned ~ Mr..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-01
DISEASES OF TIE rye-

~ WALriIALL Is now the oily authorised phy,I
esh In virginia, except few have kIncIy a., 80,
ea'e,J 70 practice DR. Bainerds syst,m
invau.b- nv INF. sh mas Irovei succes fu
partial aud total blindness Of the eve and A.
intolerance OF light, falling IDS ,ay mi
,ansn S from age or disease 4c Yeas
cutting on wash by few mnu'e only {, seconds
OF Instruments OF recent invention so any have
oeeh ushshed by the system, without
~' 'N"'''ss1 putt 10 inc
p wathal can be consulted, form 10 A. NJ and from n
letter. 'N'N'4"Hu' va OF by
zee ,Gr ~ For prescription instrument 40
ana additional treatment, ext charg. S''
w 30 letters ansWs red without the is enclosed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-01

LOUISIANA RfoE.-We have been snUwu specimen n
rice VI quality We were not aware had Yet been nm
uuced 10 louisiana It's Of the "gJld seed" ysrIe,v
Drought from Sjuth Carolina nine years ago and since
then has been cultivated u the parish Of Terfebonne with
no other ItTBauOn than that from rains The per,on vbn
has been growing 1t ia named Augustin B.b1. and ,b
average product baa been about veny bushels TO the
ocfe, one hand cultvatng ten Il isa fine hard
tough grainso tough, some OF it, that cauuot be broken
between the fingers; Of a beautiful purely Appearance
aud IN size ;c larger than OF the most valued
seed rice that has reoobuy been brought hero from
Charleston. We are informed that 4. viii mill we'll
" o. D,Ia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-01

sPRiSO FAsufoSs.-The "oIrbsr pole" pants will pro-
badly 10 supptnted this spring by the pctoralsn One
OF the most common patterns represents waving ost,ic
leather running up the front Of each leg. Houie jour.
fars respondent tells US that he on the Boule
wards pair Of pants decorated with epresenions -,
'he ooesk OF LuHor-the Of some lrned antioua
ran probiby. la ths city more practical dispo.ition
- e'nced by promising young men. We have noticed
oisket s'u pattern is about equled by the rus.
pavement hsure The genuine adder style has been an.
persedel by the more delicate shadngs Of the
so BUT hgure that has been very much admired among
our fastest youth, " nc rail fence in blue on ground
Of dreb foliage. We witnessed however The o,bs, d..
striking specimen Of tho celebrated pyrotechuc pst.
etn me gent seemed TO have had an explosion in his
ooo AUG All up the doeskn eHpanso we're corruscatons
ddrsrtteT '"'S''--( "HdHd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-01
FROM The Boston Courier.

Every honest citizen Of Boston feel the deepes.
modification TO reflect what happened in this city on
Friday night. Another Abolition mob-the Court Hou %
assaulted and citizen stabbed death IL the exercise Of
his duty by infatuated rabbIe Of fanatics from tho
sedtous harabgues tho Abolition mob orators, Wendell
Phillips Theodore Parker aud the Of that tribe Of
element, the militia called out and the people Of Bos.
ton again subjected the disgrace Of riot and ress.
tance 70 law.
II quite right for this community 10 do something
more thsn lament these outrages they ought
stopped once, and their authors punished they de-
serve The question ariseswho the real authors o!
this public violence and MURDER The Is plain
they are the ncendiary mob orators Of tho Paneu Hall
meeting on Friday evening" who openly proclaimed ress-
lance 10 the law, and urged excited multitude 70
the deed Of violence and blood that followed. These
men koow we'll enough that the only effect Of their IN.
Aammaory appeals the passions Of their hearers would
be umu and bloodshed and this just what they
ted though they took sneak OF the way at tho
moment dagger The most arrAul poltroons that ever
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-01

I'd We learn that much inco enieuce and danger ia
experienced by the deposng of tobacco hossheads on
that side oil shockoe Warehouse fronting tho Columbian
Hotel inconvenience from the filling up of the street
and danger to those whose business avocatons REQUIRE
them to use it, from the turning of the teams
and running Of the dr,ys AMI wagons on the side walk
has given US pleasure observe that the worthy aud
efficient Head of our police has more than one occa
son called the attention of his officers to various annoy.
which our citizens were subject. and wa TO-,
'hat he will at once proceed put stop the fragrant
violation Of right and proprety which we have alluded
lie mas only to visit to be visited the district re-
iered to, whenever full delivery of Tobacco Il being
made or to seek information IRON almost any gentleman
residing In the vicinity engaged in the trade TO be
convinced OF the truth of what VIC have stated.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-01

NEw PAssAGE FROM NE< ORLEANS To rHE GrLF.-
The P,quemine, La, Sentinel contains able and int
resting article the prosct of opening outlet for
Mississippi into the Gufoi Mexico and suggests tina,
would be wise the part OF national govern
ent undertake aud accomplish this great and useful
enterprise, especially in consideration OF the large
outlay which the cleaning of the chsuuel that geut
highway OF commerce at its mouth, the nation and
also in consideration of the of the SOIL aud other
facilities connected with the work. Toe report Of Mr.
Elet U. 5. Engineer Department, to the Government
the Mississippi and its uuudations, Sc, suggests a
point a short distance below New Orleans where a cut
or made the Gulf would afford a far better shorter
and expeditions route than any now existing
for vessels all sizes To the State, would ensure the
great advantage OF and additional outlet for the
volume Of water which freq iently mandates the
plantations the banks of the river aud threatens de
structiou the city, The proposed outlet being so miles
above the Passes would the river the city along
the coast be much lower during the mum
dation, than was ever before known. The new outlet
would point miles below New Orleans and
in six miles reach Like Borgne which has channel deep
enough for the largest class of vessels The Of the
work. it urged. would be trfing, compared with the
ceasng expense of keeping open the channel at the
mouth OF the river, while il would shorten the distance
from the city to the Gulf by hundred miles, besides en-
surfing channel with sufficient depth water for the
largest class Of vessels AID lesenng the volume aud
danger of inundation
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-01

NKw GuASo IsLASDs.-Inormstion has been received
BY the Government from Mr.. j. ysmit, OF the discovery
of deposits of guano the Galapagos Islands
off the OF Ecuador These islands situated abou
half way San Francisco and Cope Horn and it is
thought, misht easily be acquired by purchase.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-01


PErF INTO THE GARnES OF rag HAREx-A writer In
he List lone Of the Faithful" describing all Eastern
harem, says:
81 was cautious with regard to showing myself a. tha
WINDOW Out Confess did take little peep throuOh
cnlnk Two negro harem slaves well armed sat ON me
ooushS OF large III tree-strauge, unseemly ffuit-
Inree Old women, aud with bundles in their ba ds mn,
Yelled stood beside II, looking oninOusly important Ao
etiH the sOt Voices chated III distance First CAM
"th footsteps gentle aud light falling snow a Young
glrl, riIEy dressed. She hal no veil H.. C,cs ~. m
oval OF tue purest outline, with the most Ioy,abe nj i
Piles on The iarest Oi Cheeks. Her features w-r. re-
and hHey formed, aud her barr wnIcn fell IN peract
Avalanche on her shoulders, OF rich gnt ntow,
evidently soft aud silky. Bu, SUCH ewes such bram,n
and ;ender hdzel, "nen riyet ali attention
once seen eau scarcely be forgotten. Tner. sb stood
some time before me, leaning inE bank and w.it,n
Tor other- to ,lI her aud nUtonless that ur h
pehcl never had better modei-crrtanIy never su -.
oeauWu. settled shade OF melancnoly Wa. I'm n
lovely couhteuAnce aud the merr, sound. could mt nav
'--ue IRON tue pretty but peisiye TN Jntb but Ih,s
not uetrdet from the undehu bl charm which slammed
'e I apParlton as one nttu. es no lllt. per
hap't heightened 10 every movement too of her
lghn nSuie The COSTUME, To TIE rur- WAS Ill,
pf"plious. yellow silk robe, heavily EN- ,rud red ~
BOI, aud Incl "ith purple. closed al the s,,s lao
uialnoud orOaoh rO,e-cOored satin Trousers wed viii,
beneath 1t and bright cOUrrd cashmere sl,vI nm,
loosely, thrown ns sds1 around her. Yebs .I,n,.r'
s8feeh htnikercnei with golden fringe with A roa,ty
necklace, completed her very becoming attire But th.
was nothing resstlrss power u resting tbo.a VII,
crossed her patio resided IN the deep attractive
VI h1r large eyes Ihey we're thoug hIfI yet candid r..
'gneu out ahecuonate; aud, above ALL hey were At, I'M
erfing index that the spirit within was sun.rlv.Iv a.
do~ed with that heaveuborn faculty of f..Iin
wnich must necessarily make Of this earth paradise or -
hades TO herself "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-01

The PRosPEcr.-We have fine pro,psct fo- ,ooa
Crops this year. The late warm weather and copous
showers of rain have caused vegetation TO grow of rupd
ana iuhurantly Wheat aud Oats, which look very
hnely, will soon be ready for harvesting. We hope no
disaster will befa US to blast our present bright pros
pect.-Haitar (N CT Rep Nav 81