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DELPHI THEATRE.

JOHN GREENE, M.r,osa
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ISABEL.
LATER FROM HAVANA

CHARLEsTos, May o6fh-The steamer Isabel
Capt Rollins, has arrived here with Havana dates
to the 22d inst. All was quiet on the leland. The
Captsn.t'enerai had given eeveral dinner parties
TO the French Commodore and officers OF the
squadron now there. lie seems to place great
confidence ia the aid Of France In case oi war be
tween spain and the United States.
Tue great State BAH was announced. All the
English and French officers were to be present
The reported instruction between the Spanish
and Creoles Is untrue though there is considerable
disaifecton. business dull.
fsEcoND DISPATCH.
CHARLESTON, May e5-Business at Havana was
very d1l Sugar 10 fairdemand for Europe Cod.
fish scarce Lard reviving Flour. lumber and
stocks dull Freights unchanged: vessels scarce =
Exchange on London l-2 "a 10 H. ON New York
IA.
The Isabel lett at Havana French friyate. two
email stsamers and an English brig of war. The
Captain General as well the officers of the feet
announce that they are come to protect the Spanish
plan o. emancipation. Great uneasiness was felt
The brig Sterling, oil Boston, from Matanzas for
hiontrsai, went ashore on the Conch reef on the
10th, and proved total loss.
The ship Sea Lion, Of Bath, Maine from Matan
zas, went ashore on the Delta shoal on the 18th,
and was got otithe next day by the wreckers.
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THE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, May S7.-The Stock market is firmer
U. s. 6's sales; Canton Is; Erie 6S. Reading 78a;
Parker 4; Cumberland Coal 3S4; Nicaragua 26s; Nj
Gold no Gales.
The money market is shade easier.
Breadstutis rmer and active; sales of 1000
bbs. Flour at 1914 for State; Southern SO 750$8 81
TO 50.
Wheat is FINER; sales of 10000 bushels red 81;
white Michigan 81 "a; Genessee $2.40 Corn more
active sales of 40 600 bushels mixed 7lU7Sc yellow
78c per bushel. Oats 56057c. Rye Il6c
PHILADELPHIA, May 27-Stocks quiet Breadstuffs
unchanged; sales of Flour at So 75 Red Wheat S. O5;
white $2l2. Corn 77Q7ac. Rye 1l4c. Oats 56e.-
Whiskey 24!026c.
BAIT lMoRE, Nav 81 The Flour market is quiet,
holders asking S344 for Howard street. Nothing
done in City Mills
HE supply of g ran moderate-about 1890 bushels
Wheat offered; sal of red at Sl930 So: white. no
minal, at Sl.980 S2.06 Corn, $500 bushels offered;
sales of white at 7G07l; yellow 72074 Oats $500
bushels offered; sales of Va and Md. at 6d57c
Whskey 24025c, in hhds. and bbls
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE The market was quiet
on late Change, with sales of 1000 bbs Howard st.
at SS.S74; also, 500 bills. City Mills at So 25.
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NEW YORK FIIGITlYES.

Three fugitive slaves were arrested in New York
Friday morning: Jake Bob and Stephen Pembroke
They belonged to Messrs David Snton and Jacob
Grove of Washington county, Maryland. The Elk
press says they were at early hour taken before
Commissioner Norton, of the United States Court,
and it was understood that they were to be exam
ined at IL o'clock; but the owners having sworn to
the slaves, and they having acknowledged their mas
tera, the Commissioner very promptly decided the
case and surrendered them TO their owners. The
Express says there were few present on the occa-
sion, and 40 excitement But il seems to infer that
this owing to the mistake as to the time of the
examination.
telegraph message was dispatched to Phiadel
phi, by the abotoniss in the hope of rescuing the
slaves there. But they passed through at night
without interruption, and arrived in Baltimore Sat
urdsy morning
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SAILING OF THE ATLANTIC.

NEW York, May 27.-The American mail steamer
Atlantic sailed today for Liverpool, with 100000
in specie and 200 passengers, amongst whom Is the
bearer of dispatches to Switzerland.
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OUTRAGE AT coRIsco.

NEw York, May 26.-Captain Stanhopc, OF the
sehr. cortes, from Gaboon, states, that before he
let the mission house, church. and other houses be-
longing 10 tie church at Colisco burnt by the
naiyes and two American female servants persisted
in the flames
The west coast had been very sickIy
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BUFFALO, May 2.-The steamer Detroit has been
sunk on Lake Michigan and is total loss-partialy
insured. Crew and passengers fortunately saved
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BANK ROBBED.
STEAMER SUNK.

CLEVELAND. May 27-The Canal Bank in Clev
land has been robbed of $4,000
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ABOLITIoN EXcIrEMENr AT SYRACUSE.

SYRAcUsE, May GA tremendous excitement
was caused here to-dayby telegraphic dispatch
ceired by Messrss.Gobb e. Wheaton, abolitionists.
stating that fugitive slave ia charge of the U. S.
Marshal, on the way South, would arrive in the 6
~ O'Clock train. The alarm bells were rung, and
atrowd OF more than 1000 turned out and attack
cd the cars upon their arrival.
negro was caught, but il was proved that be
was passenger and resident of the place. No
fugitive was discovered, and the report is now
though TO have been a hoax
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& COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
" IN HANOVER COUNTY.-Pusuant to q decree
entered in Hanover County Court, on the 25th day
of April, 1854, in suit therein then depending in
the style Of Ragland Ragland. l. as the Commits
sioner in the said decree named, will proceed, on
WEDNESDAY, the 3ist of May, 1854, between the
hours of II and O'clock, to sell the premises, at
Ragand died, seized, supposed to contain about $50
or less, lying the Slash Church. and
adjoining the lands of Patrick Perrin Jno. C. Brock
and o hers.
TERMs-One-third cash the balance upon Gre
dit of one'and two years. with interest from the day
of SALE the purchaser to give bond with approved
curity for the deferred payments and the title to be
retained until convey ance is decreed by the Court.
The title is believed to be Internationally good !;
but selling as Commissioner, shall convey only such
title as authorised by the said decree.
WILLIAM j. RAGLAND,
my 6 dtds Commissioner.
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BY ELIAS HALE.

BY ELIAS HALE,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant, 106 Main ct.
livery WEDNESDAY AND SATUR-
II DAY EVENING, at u o'clock, vii. offer at
auction my usually attractive stock of WATCHES,
JEWELRY and FANCY GOODS, consisting in part
as follows:
Gold Duplex, Cbronometer and Magic Hunters
Gold English Anchor and Cylinder Watches, in
open and hunting CAGES
Silver English Lever, Anchor and Cylinder do, hum
ters and open face
Gold, Fob Vest and Guard Chains, Seals and Keys
Bresstpins. Earrings, Fnger-rngs, Bracelets, &c.
Together with large variety of Fancy Goods. Dou-
Bile Barrel Guns, and large assortment of Hardware.
A splendid assortment Of SILVER and PLATED
WARE.
Every article warranted as represented.
Sale positive
Having taken out license. and opened regular
AUCTION and COMMISSION HOUSE at my store.
(of which have long lease,) am prepared to offer
great Inducements to persons wishing to consign
goods for Auction private sale
Cons gnnents thankfully received and promptly at
tendedto. "
ELIAS HALE, Aucrr and
my PTS Com Merchant, Jos Main ct.
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NTIsLAyERY ENLIGHTENMENT

BosTos, May lG,Il.--A call was issued this
morning Tor q meeting at Faneuii Hall tonight
10 consider the arrest Oh Burns alleged fugitive
slave
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METROPOLITAN HALL.

METROPOLITAN HALL.
M, MRS. CECILIA YOUNG S first
HGeAh AAg tsgs psss at
- METROPOLITAN HALL, on
MONDAY NEXT, May Doth,
On which occasion she will be assisted by the Ia
sTGNoR DA COSTA and
PROGRAMME:
PART /.
l. PIANO SOLO............... Thilow
2. OUI La VOCE Cavitina per Puritani.. ellini
Mrs. CECILIA YOUNG.
3. Pill PRAY FOR THEE-for Flute and
f'An0' messr. D. cosra and TH,iow 'D0n'zetti
Mrs. CECILIA YOUNG.
PART IL.
5. PIANO SOLO.................... Mr. THILow
6. T Ti1 HAf F, THAT ONCE THRoUeH , m.
Mrs. CECILIA YOUEG. WAY
7. VARIATIONS FOR FLUTE-Composed
Mr. DA CosrA
9. GRATIAS AGIMUS TIBI-with Flute OBJ.
Mrs c. Yo0NG and MIR. DA Gosra 'i'''n''
wDoors open at o'clock-Concert to commence
at o'clock
~ Tickets Sl-to be had at the Hotels, Music
the Concert. .
" The Piano used on this occasion, is kindly
loaned by Mr.. Jas. Woodhou-e.
2-St
II Persons wishing secured seats, can obtain them
ON application at the Box Office, from 10 to O'Clock
on Monday
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CUBA.

a. =
WASHINGTON, May 27-It is rumored here and
the runor excites good deal OF interest," that Pre-
sident Pierce will on Monday send into Congress
very belligercnt message with regard to Cuba
There will be great anxiety of course, until it ap
pears or until it is known that uch message vii,
not be sent in. There is great restIessness here
just now with regard to Cuba. On one hand there
is a large party anxious to precipitate our Cuban
difficulties into open hostilities while On the other
such result is dreaded and every effort will be
made to avoid. The opinion is quite current in
Congress that the administration is not indisposed
to hostilities, and would be rather pleased than
otherwise to see them brought about.
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EXPLOSION.

HARTFORD, CT, May 26.-Hanmer's powder mil
exploded here this morning, killing two persons
and wounding others.
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LOSS or THE sHip ORIENTAL

EEw YoRx, May 26lh-iriyate letters To a firm
here state that the ship Oriental of ts city, had
been lost in the China seas The loss 10 about
VI 900 900.
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DEATH OF AN EDITOR

LOUISVILLE. May 25-Col Chambers, editor G
the ST Louis Republican, died on Monday night. {
congestion of the BRAIN
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'st coast hal been very sickIy.
WHEELING ELECTION.

WHEELING, May 2dth.-An exciting contest for
Sheriff was terminated to day by the election Of Mr.
Wickham, the candidate opposed to the Know No
thin9s
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ANTI-NEBRAsKA FEELING IN CoNNEc-

HARTFORD, May 26.-The church bells tolled for
one hour at sunset to-day, On account of the pas.
sage of the Nebraska bill
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RUMORED CAPTURE OF CRoNsTADT BY
THE ALLIES

New York, May 27-It was rumored at the mo-
ment the America sailed that the London Sun re-
ceived despatch announcing the capture of Cron
stadt by the allies Three thousand killed on both
sides.
The wife of Meagher, the Irish patriot had died
in Ireland.
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
THE FUGITIVE SLAVE EXCITEMENT IN
BOSTON.
THE IRIsH IN THE FIELD.
ABoLITfoNIsTS SEEKING THE PROTEC
TfON OF THE AUTHORITIES

BosroS, May 2s.-Col. suttle, the owner of the
fugitive slave Burns, offers to sell him for $1,000
and the money has been nearly all subscribed.
Theodore Parker and Wendell Phillips, two no
torious abolitionhts have applied to the authorities
for protection from the Irish population. who threa
ten to avenge the death of their countryman Eat
chelder, the officer killed on Friday night. The
streets are crowded, and the military still under
arms
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ROUND TRIP TICKETS, FIFTY CENTS.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
This admirable and popular Excursion was con-
ceved as method to afford to
+ A nj L / E S
day of social joy at gu extremely low price, The
regular fare to the Slash Cottage and back is 81 Soc
Yet in this instance, the round trip, the Concert the
Vaccinations of Dancing-ali in daylight-and the
charge ia only
FIFTY CENTS FOR ALL
Unless the friends of the NI9HTINGALES appre.
ciate this move by crowds, it will be a losing invest
ment in endeavoring to cater to the
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
Of our friends, their wives and little ones
II Tickets can be purchased at the P T,
on the morning of the day of Excursion, or at ME-
TROPOLITAN HALL on Saturday.
IL Cars leave precisely at 10 O'Clock. A. M.
JOHN T. FORD, Agent
Esr On TUESDAY EVENING the TR OU
will give their
FAREWELL CONCERT,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
G E ORG KUN KEEL.
m 27-2t
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SALE OF REAL

Il tOMMlSOlONEh GALL OE Mall
~ ESTATE IN HENRICO COUNTY -Pursuant
to decree of the Circuit Court for Henrico county
on the 27th day of April 1854 in suit there depend
ing in the name of Thomas ]. Carter, complainant
against Virginia B. Barker Albert Fisher and others
defendants, the undersigned, whe was apPo,nnnTea
Commissioner for the purpose, will. on MONDAf.
the 5th day of June, 1884 at II O'clock In font Of
Henrico Coty Court House. proceed 70 sell tae srac.
of land in the bill and proceedings mentioned, upon
the following terms For 80 much cash will defray
the costs Of this suit and the expenses incident 70
the balance of the purchase money. to bear interes
the day Of and to be secured y ?. s0s % gih
he IA until the whole Of the purchase money 10 paid
and deed ordered by the Court to be made. This
land is in the lover part OF henoo county contains
Chickshominy swamp, adjoining the lands of An.
drew B. Carter and Edward 7. Cartwright and Others
and i conside cred very valuable.
THOMAS J. CARTER, Commissioner.
For particulars enquire Of Thomas j. Carter, at
Jno. A. Lacy's Grocery and Feed Store, James d.
Thomas, Drusgist, corner Of 18th and franklia st..
Richmond, Va. u nay IL dtd
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BY GODDIN & APPERSON.
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL. ES

E,AECUTOR'S SALE OF REAL ES-
- TATE ON VALLEY STREET-Pursuant tn
the last Will and testament of Jesse Manle decd I
shall, on MONDAY, the 5th June, 1854. at the hour
OF O'Clock, sell the House and Lot belonging to the
estate of said Maule situated at the month west inter
sectien OF i1th or Valley and Darlington streets
The Lot has front of 2s feet on 18th street. and
runs back an average depth of 7s feet within ten
feet OF Adams old Mill Canal, and is now occupied
by Mr. Mcdonald, and adjoins the property of Tho.
Adams, decd.
TERMs--one-thrd cash; the balance in and
months for approved negotiable notes and title re.
M BATES, Ex'or.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
MOUNT ERIN, FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Wili
be sold, Tuesday afternoon, the 30th day of May
1881 upon t., the premises commencing at o'clock
land attached thereto, called Oak Lawn, about one
third of mile from the Eastern limits of the city
of Richmond, now occupied by Mr. John NJ Royalf
The improvements consist of the handsome st Italian
Cottage Villa perhaps ts be in Virginia contain
ing ten rooms. with large kitchen attached of same
arch ectura STYLE including STABLE carriage house
and the usual out buildings besides all new, having
been erected during the past year. The whole pre-.
misses are we'll enclosed by new plank fence with
cedar posts, aud supplied with pure well and spripa
water. The materials used in and the workmanship
upon the dwelling of the most superior kind and
the architectural beauty of the same. including the
scenery OF the place, is unsurpassed.
Indeed it is impossible to describe this place in ar
advertisement; view of it alone can express what
is meant by the description intended to be given -
Persons disposed to view the premises invited
do go. Mr.. Reyall will take great pleasure in show
ing them. The said Cottage is to be seld by virtue
of deed of trust executed to the subscriber by
Jno. M. Roya and wife, dated 9th April, 1858, duly
recorded in Henrico County Court and with the full
consent and appreciation of Mr. Royal. The terms
which will be accommodating. win be made known
at the time of SALE The title is believed to be per
feet, but, selling trustee shall convey with the
usual special warranty
w. GODDIN, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GODDIN& APPERSON,
INV Did Aucfs
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The Washington Star saws

The Major gentleman of remarkably fine
abilities and erudition There were few gentlemen
| in the country of more literary attainmeuts-his
whole life, since graduating at West Point had been
devoted to study, when he was not Immediately en-
| gagged in the discharge of active duties He
| native of Rhode Island, and was about forty.tour
\ wears of