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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-02-04
Foreign News.

The steamship asia
York on The 3lst January, with three
.d,vs later intelligence, bringing dates Oh
tie l7th Jnpary. ,
On the 6,n January the Turks ga'neo
brilliant success on the Danube, having
srormqd and captured the Russian enren'
cbed camp at Cilale, near Kalafat, and
mt ,, 500 Of the enemy TO death. They
also attacked a body of $4,000 Russians
sen, 10 the relief Of Ci,ale, and after a
sharp encounter compelled them to re-
treat. The Russians are thus driven back
from the positions at which 'hey hoPedio
cross the Danube. The Turkish force IN
the battle was 1900 men and 10 guns.
|, is admitted that Omer Pasha has bril-
Iiantly out,manouvred the Russian con-
mander.
Other advantages on the Danube were
formally notified by the Divan on the Isl,
10 the Ambassadors of tie Four Powers,
but the details are not given. They are
supposed to relate to the storming and
capture of KarakaI, with several skirmish-
es Of less moment
In Asia, the defeat of the Turks, under
the weak gcucraI>biP Of A0di Pasha, Is
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-02-04


says:
Our neighborhood was thrown into 4
great state of excitement few days since,
by tragcaI affair, which, had il been full.
Iy acted out according TO the plans and
schemes laid, would undoubtedly have re-
sultedsin the death Of two ofour most wor-
thy and esteemed citizens-Mr Rhodes
Herndon and his ais;er-in-law Mrs. Hem
don, wife Of the late George Herndon.
Tom, negro man Of Mr., Herndon, sus-
pecting that his master had taken his fell
low servant Frank off to sell instead OF
the purpose avowed, communicated his
suspicious to his father, an old negro OF
the estate OF Thos. Rodman, deceased,
who has been living in New Castle for
some time and going by the name OF free
Sam. Sam agreed with Tom, anG they
declared vengeance. They were all the
week concerning plans and adding one and
another accomplish TO their number, and
finally on New Years day the whole was
arranged. Nothing transpired TO excite
suspicion until the Monday night follow
ing, when, between the hours of 10 and
IL, large rock was thrown into win
dow in the direction Of and with the intent
to kill a small boy eight or nine years old.
Mrs II beoame Greatly alarmed and cal
led to her negroes for help. In short
time they came in much astonished and
pretended ignorance. Mrs. Ii. remained
in the house with them until morning,
Eors ond ~ ,Lo;r orr,roI snsnpc,inr the
NEGROES ON rhr Mace. whjnDed them and
Gotta full confession. The plot was as
follows Tom was TO throw the rock IN
the window, alarm Mrs. II. and she run
out, and negroes stationed at the door were
70 kill her, rob the house and portion
leave for Canada that night; the remainder
were to remain; attack Mr. II. on his re-
turn, obtain the money received for Frank, .
and Join the others. The negroes imPh-
Gated great many negroes, and some
said a white man was engaged in it. Ten
or twelve have been taken and some sold. .
Great excitement prevails in and around
New Castle, and the people have assem-
bled and passed numerous resolutions
praying the Legislature to pass most strln-
gent laws protecting them rom 'Ho 'lo-
fence the slaves, now becoming ungov-
ernabie by having seeds OF abclluon'sm
sOwn among them.
,r,. y '1,;,ao.o p.,,;a,' 90 Io aIs,r1t
~ 'J,'''',-,'to ,.J'.;,,, aLon,,Lo
{,;,I ,,r;ios % r9Ir Grain e., At This
,; .n ,I 40, u,,pani mood carsr and as
,n ',,1 co mn IS made with the prices
s s"o oV ,ma ,.oors Since il i no marvel that
S 5o'"y '"o va' ~, ,I' o,ors who have 70 INV
ilOu'e',1, 60 ,''' [iI,. Gnnr Iir nm bn,b
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-02-04
Maine Legislature.

The Legislature Of Maine assembled in
Convention on tie lst inst, filing all us
vacancies in The Senate As follows Soc
ond Di>uic,.2 Wild Cat Democrats; Thud
District, > Wings and WIG Cat; Fourh
District, | MorrI, Democrat aau2 Nu.->;
Fifth District, > Morrill, Democrats and l
Wing: Eleventh District, Wings ;
Thirteenth District, ? Morrill, Democrats.
The Senate now consists Of IG Wings, 10
Wild Cat Democrats, and Morrill, Dem
ocrais. The Coalition majority IN the
House is about 20, AMI in the Senate IL,
q, The Ship Three Bells, under COM
mand of the gallant Capt. Creighton,
which rescued so many Of the passengers
of San Francisco, IS an iron vessel, own
ed by three brothers, named Bel, in C.4s-
cow, Scotland.
O. Gen. Cass Is about seven'y-ore
Years Old, and saws he has not been sick
for forty years, although he has lcI, IN
well once or twice Thomas Har, Ben
ton is upwards Of eighty and has not been
sick in his life.
e. Hon. F. W. Pickens. declines the
nominqIion for Governor of South Caro-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-02-04

C%Mr. Tvuss; Is playing in Boston.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-28
ruw SPECIAL NOTICES.

A CARD.-Miss CHARLOTTE YETTE
takes this opportunity of thanking the citizens OF
Richmond aud It's Vicinity for the great kindness
which they have manifested towards her during ner
that her BENEFIT will take place on THURSDAY
Evening the 3lst Of November. on which occasion
will be performed Maturin's great Tragedy OF DEE.
TRAM" and the Comedy of "LoSDoN ASSURANCE r..
in hch pieces she will persenate the characters OF
1MoGErE and LADY GAY sPASgER. She tfuds ths
selection will meet with their appreciation and That
they will extend towards her that liberal support
for which the citizens of Richmond have ever oeen
renowned. no 2S-jt'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-28
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP ROANOKE
MARINE NEWS.
PORT or RICHMOND. Nov, ~

ARRIVED,
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, New York, rndz and
passengers
Steamer Belvidere, Prichsrd, Baltimore, mdz and
passengers.
Schr Exchange, oysters.
Schr Little Lady, do.
Sehr Necessity, do.
Schr Sarah Ann, do.
Sioop Willow, do.
Schr Ssrah Vaughan, lumber.
Schr Essex, do.
schr Henry Read, do.
SAILED,
Schr Lewis Walsh, Eaton, Boston, mdz., Rankin
Barker.
Schr Re guator, lieht.
Schr Antelope, light.
Schr Thos Dawson, light.
Schr VIM P Cox Bridston, light.
BALTIMORE, Nov. s6th.-.CieaTed, schr. Hope,
Creighton, Richmond.
SPOKEN.
Ship Glenburn. tos kiahmona.l Gray from New
Orleans 81 DAYS out for Hayre wss spoken 2ith 0c-
tober, lat. 40 49, Ion q who reported having lest
one-fourth Of her crew from yellow fever.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-28
ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

EXCHANGE HOTEL.-H Hudnal, U of Va; J Fl
Singleton; J S1 Lisg9tt, bynchbg; Jones Dan
Rome; Loga Culpepper; w D McCraw, Farm
VILE; L Bsnkhead, Vs. H Whitfield, w Goode
tor; d Parry, Buckine ham; P Biguow, Augusta; c
ter. 2 .vts and children, w Smith, N O; Jos s Gil
N Y; Mrs Guild, Selma; Gel C A MAY, U s a; F. W
Hudgins York; J FL Marlborough, DIR Foster c. D
C Peters, Lynchbg; Neshtt. Il o. Brien. St Louis;
Albemarle; Walden. Petbg; l. Bell. Accomaci
J J Simpkins. Norfolk; T Hudgins and lady, Mat.
thews Miss E Wright, Caroline.
AMERICAN HOTEL-W Thornton, Marion:
Mrs Quhbles and daughters, II WipgGeld and
sister, Mr. and Mrs Rice, Washington; w Hal.
grn Rsade; New YsIk E vsnshs, petsrsbs
Caroline; w Harrison, Va; C Grayson, Pulaski; 4
Dibble Chesterfield: f hughes, Pittsylvania; C L
Nor ok; III F Corbett, S ( RI R; W A Markes Pc,
tersburg; War en- Y; J Rogers. Brawl.
ings. Tenn; w Jones, Amherst; ID Groner, C;
J Johnson. We; 6 w Shenton, Cunb'd C d Boyder,
Wilmington.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL III Thomas, Montgy
N Johns and lady Mrs P Johns Meckleuburg; B
Harais, Richmond; Floyd, Va: Townley
wanna; Byrd, Suffolk; Micke, Pr Edward; Nj
II Tredway. r y R; d } Ill., stmr Augusta; r vii
kns9n, Mas Mia Wilkinson. Ky; J Drinsard, Bushan
ards, staunton; II Gooch, Louisa; A Winfree, Pc
tersbuEg; w Evans, Lynchburg.
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP ROANOKE
Thomas Skinner Commander:
B Downey, KnoI, Capt Bush, II C Reid, |
Whitehead, NJ Gotten, A Finn, A NJ Jones, Z
Gardner, Nj Bacon, S Stevens, VIM w Williams
S Ellis, w Myers. Il Haight, Perkins, Mis-
Hopkins Miss Muuroe, Mrs L. Tente. VIM
and son. r R stuyvesant, Il Fl Davenport, jr Jane
Hasan and lady, Cooke, J Cooke, E English sul
lady, c Sesforth, Geo III Fitchett, Ketchum Wn
Burnhan, Mrs T f Pearsan and son, C Hogan, I
Nj Willis, P C Dunn, J w MNsmee ) l. Bodwel
and lady, Miss Wake, M. A 9 Gatewood, N I
Post and lady, ? Bogert, w W Dsbney, q Edgar
Pine and lady, L Rstiburp, I Gatewood, Luthe
Libby. Mr. Merritt, J Sbley, Or J Simpkns. l. ,
Bell, ID Bissett, A Evans l. ] Kinney w c
MINIS, 0 Evans J Simpson and servt, Skin
ner, G Brown, and l0s in Storage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-28

BAD WOmAN.-Sarah Ellis, worthless
white woman, with an infant in her arms, was
brought before the Mayor yesterday having been
arrested on Sunday by officers Tyler and Seal,
while engaged in fl ght at the head of Broad street.
in front of Jane Wrieht's house. Owing to the
situation of the infant the mother and child were
sent to the Poor House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-28

The HABEAs CORPUS CAsE.-Wm. w.
Bailey, charged with unlswfully stsbbing ThomasJ
Brown appeared before Judge Meredith yesterday
on ha5eas corpus-the object being to obtain
bail, it having been refused by the Mayor--and al
ter hearing the evidence the cause was argued at
length for the prisoner by Messrs w. w. Crump
and T. P. August, and against the application by
Mr.. NJ Johnson. At the con :lusion of the argu.
ment, the Court adjourned until this morning, when
Judge Meredith will announce his decision.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-28

ALMOST FIRE.-A few days since the
servant In Messrs. Crane g. Staels store, on I3th
street between Main and Cary filed bucket with
ashes from the CRATE and set It aside, supposing II
contained no fire. That night when Mr.. Beal, one
of the salesmen went into the store to retire, ne
found that the bucket had taken fire and burned,
and that the fiomes had communicated to two par
reIs and the floor But for its timely discovery, the
boIse and its contents might have been destroyed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-28

II. s. CIRcUrr COURT--JOhn Hoffman, a
lad convicted of Extraordinarily obtaining letters from
the Richmond Post Office, was brought before Judge
Hayburton yesterday, and sentenced to six months
IMPRISONMENT in the State Prison.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-28

FINED-William w. Stone, was convic-
ted before the Mayor yesterday, of laboring the
Sabbath, and fined 50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-28

CoNTRAsT-Out of the seven white pri-
soners examined before the Mayor, yesterday, for
various petty offences, but one citizen of
Richmond-the six others being strangers from
different States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-28
For sale by GEO. NJ. WEST.

HARPER's MoNTHLY.-We have received from
Mr.. Buffers l57 Main street, Harper for December
Virginia Illustrated" leads Off and very pleas
ant leader is 1t. The illustrations are good. 1t is
seasoned with some accounts OF that lovely aud
sweet smelling animal the Alligator, representing
him 10 some of bis most interesting exigencies and
performances. The Newcomes and the everlasting
Abbot's Napoleon, occupy their usual space. The
ype IL new and the Monthly looks we'll
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-28
peace. Cu.pn.s-Tbis old creature,

RrREccA CH.pMAs.-This old creature,
who was 10 the house of Willism Hebden wnen
Iohn richards was killed, and who is suspected oil
aiding and abetting In the murder, has been com
mitted to prison to undergo an examination before
the Mayor to-day. She Is between so and 10 years
OF age. and 10 said to be woman OF the vliest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-28

CAGED.-Charles Terrill, a seaman, was
found drunk in the street on Sunday night last and
Gagged. 1t being his first appearance, the Mayor
released h i'm yesterday morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-28

TREspAssING-Sam Anderson and John
Maxfed were ordered to be flogged, for trespass-
ing on H. p Robinsons property.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-28
DIED.

On Saturday, November 25th, JOSEPH WASH
INGTON son of Joseph and Mary Ann Eubsnk,
aged 10 months and 10 days.
81 take these little Lambs, said He,
And hold them to my breast;
Protection they shall find in me,
In me be ever blest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-28

STEALING.-Tom Banks, slave to Turpin
4 Marlborough, charged with breaking into Neil
McCurdys kitchen and stealing therefrom sundry
articles of clothing was examined before the May
or Yesterday and committed tor trial before the
Hastings Court on the second Monday In Decem-
Der.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-28

UNLAWFUL AssEMBLY.-Henry Noting
charged with permitting unlawful assembly Of
negroes in his house. will have hearing before the
Mayor this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-28
COMMERCIAL.

RICHMOND MARKETS. November 81.
FLOUR.-There were sales to day at SO for Super.
fine Canal. for shipment. at which it firm
WHEAT.-Dropped 5 cts. per bushel. Strictly
prime Red Sl9o; do. White ST. 95. General quota.
tons for good qualities, 5 cts less.
CORN-82tt Ge35c. per bushel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-28

FIGHTNG.-John and George Wilson,
arrested and Gagged for fighting on l2th street last
Sunday night, were held to bail to keep the peace
by the Mayor, in the sum of $780,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-28

CoNTINUED.-James Welsh, charged
with beating Jane Browning, held to bail for his
appearance this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-28

The admirers of the Fine Arts have a
rare opportunity offered them to-day at Messrs. La
RUS SHINES sale of Paintings. See advertisement
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-28

TIPPLING-Patrick Keehan was fined
sc &C. for selling liquor to be drunk in his house
without license.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-28

FLOGGED.-Henry, slave to r. A. Mayo.
and John Christian, slave to 7. & s. Hargrove,
were each logged yesterday by order of the Mayor
for trespassng on the estate of H. P. Robinson and
burning lumber
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-28

IN R0W.-Mlchael Long, michael Pha-
lin and William w. Brown, charged with fighting
on Sunday last, appeared before the Mayor, yeser-
day, and gave bail to keep the peace in the sum of
500 each
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-28

SPECIAL NoTIcE.--Country Merchants
and Others are respectfully invited to attend my
ton sales of Watches Jewelry and Fancy Goods, at
my store, No. LOG Main st.. THIS Evening, at 2
O CLOCK. See advertisement.
ELIAS HALE,
.f kr.t;or and Coyp Maycbsnt INe Nsi,.at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-28

We understand that the Rev. Mr.. Cum
mings, the very eloquent and able pastor of st.
Jamess church in this city, has received call to
the Episcopal church in Washington. until recent
ly filed by Rev. DR.. Butler. We have not heard
whether the invitation has been accepted de-
c1ined
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-28

DUNLOP, MoscuRE q Co. ask the atten-
ton of dealers to their auction sale of Groceries &c,
THIS MORNING at 10 o'clock no 22-1t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-28

MAGIc.-Our citizens will shortly have
an opportunity of Witnessing some extraordinary
teats OF magic. Robert Heller, whose Illusions and
mysteries have astoniehed the inhabitants of other
Cities is preparing to open his temple of wonders 10
Richmond. He is said to be one OF the most skiful
magicians of the day and the press, wherever he
has been has bestowed upon him liberal praise
The mystery OF second sight lie said to be the great
est wonder of the age, while he is also celebrated
for the elegant taste which he displays in the dis.
play and decoration of his apparatus, giving the
whole interior arrangement the appearance of
fairy palace From accounts we have seen we can
safely promise our citizens something very attaac.
tive and beautiful
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-28

SPECIAL NOTIoE.-The attention OF con-
nosseurs is solicited TO sale Of Oil Paintings this
morning. at II O'Clock, without regard to weather.
At 10 O'Clock precisely, we will sell an invoice OF
handsome Mahogany Furniture, previous to the sale
of Paintings.
% LANiS u SHIME. Auctg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-28
THEATRE.-A very attractive entertain

THEATRE.-A very attractive entertain
,lent will be presented tonight. Three plays
namely the "Brgsnd and his CON- Rent Day."
sni the Mountain Sylph'-will be performed, in
addition TO an address by Miss ]. Kendall one of
the benefciaries The Misses Kendall will appear
in drama, and our citizens will have Al Opportun
II of witnessing degree OF versatile talent such
we have seldom had among US. We hope the house
will be well filed for no members OF the theatrical
company have striven harder to please the public
during the present season than these two young Ia
dies, and they possess, unquestionably, every git
both of nature and education, to win the applause
OF an audience. Let citizens then bestow en-
couraeing smiles upon them on this occasion, and
they will not regret having performed real act of
Kindness to the two accomplished ladies who arc
the benefciaries Of this evenings performance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-28

~ The Crimea correspondent of the Lon
don Morning Herald, who has witnessed all
the operations of the siege of Sebastopol, ex
presses doubts whether the place can be car
ried any other way than by an assault. To
meet this, it is said, the Russians have made
every preparation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-28

THE GRAND GIFT ENTERPRISE
A FEW more Concert Tickets. emitting
- each purchaser to SPLENDID GIFT (as emu.
mersted in former advertisementl can vet bs bsd
at the principal book stores in the city, and aIso NJ
MIR. JOHN DARRACOTT, at the PowhRtap Honss
Catalogues of the MAGNIFICENT DONATIONS
which embrace valuable House and Lot handsome
Carriage, costly Furniture. splendid Jewelry, Nc
&c, can be seen at the Offices of tie Bulletin and
fepnY f0sI no7-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-28

CHILDREs's BooKs.--We have from Mr.
BUFFERS, No. l57 Main street, "Gui=ofs
popular Tales, and Children's Trials, or the
little Rope Dancers, and other tales" from
the Sherman of Auguste Linden" They are
very beautiful and very entertaining-qui
an addition TO the find amusement for the
young people with which the modern press is
MADE TO TEEN. We can very heartily com
much delight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-28
FIRST ANNUAL BALL
PHENIX FIRE COMPANY y,

p GNIX FIRE COMPANY, NJ 2.
as Respectfully announce to ~
"a the citizens of Richmond and vi Nd
E-g cinity, that they will give their EaNrlZ
HIA FIRST ANNUAL BALL at La -
FAYETTE HALL, on FRIDAY Eyening Nee
Der 9Th. 1854. Dscen-
The Company, while asking the patronage NJ -.
citizens and Firemen. beg leave to assure ali vb
wish to participate with them. that no pains viii ~
spared to make it an agreeable evening h. al 10
Music by SMITHS ARMORY COTIIrou
BAND. L. N
REFRESHMENTS at city prices.
Committee Of arrangement Capt Jno j R,v.t..
Assistant RI. w, Fry. Jr.: I'd Assistant VIM. Wa
Chss Johnston; Il. NJ. Alfriend; Thos Mo-
neil; Geo Dowden; Jno. Wright, Jr; Ro Fl Jarv,,
Floor Managers -Eb gineers r. NJ Burton W.
G TON pkins and John II. Claiborne; Capts Holt. Of
J J. Wilson, J. r. Rogers Timberskso so Ys.'
F. Elicit jos. Mayo, Honorary Member; Can't. j
n. Richardson; j. II. Bosher; g. II. Tsmpkjps: ]
SIR, Nd D.; YIN. Booth, Ir; Juo. T. Blair; 2.
"0.nG NJ r.: r Dudley; g. c. Jones' A L. Lindsey
70 Tickets Of Admission--Sl, to be had of a1v
member Of the Company, at the door The evenips
of the Bal; No charge tor Ladies.
N. B.-Firemen attending the Ball sre reous.tsG
to wear the Association Uniform or Citizens Dress.
no 22-dtd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-28

MAxINs OF WASHINGTON; political, moral,
social and religjOuS-colleeted and arranged
by John Frederick Schroeder, d. D., New
York. Appleton Il Co.-This is a really va
luable book. The Maxims of Washington
abound in the strong, common sense proprie-
ty and wisdom which distinguished the char
acter of the great man. The editor has Sc
iected them from his writings, with skill and
judgment and has arranged them with good
order. Taken altogether. they afford an ad
mirable monitor to men and nations; one that
should be respected and revered by all Anne
ricans.
For sale by GEO NJ WEST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-28

tzSYThe letter of the French Minister of
Foreign Affairs in reply to Mr. Mason's de-
mand for explanation, states that the official
at Calais went beyond his Instructions that
his instructions were, not to deny Mr.. Souie
passage through France, but residence
therein. The French Minister avows the
right of an Ambassador, over an ordinary
individual, to pass through whatever country
he may select in his journey, and admits his
right to visit any country he pleases on bu-
siness
The New York Tribune learns that Mr..
Soule has written a letter to the French For
eign Minister, of the most sarcastic charac.
ter which will be made public the moment
he arrives in Madrid. We are sorry to hear
It, Mr. soule, we hope. intends to pursue a
quiet ana unostentatious course. Otherwise,
he should be recalled to this country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-28

THE SANDWICH IsLANps.-Reco,t od,,;oo,
indicate fresh complication in our foreign re.
lations, from the proposed Sandwich Islands
annexation. But no war will grow ont of II
Neither England nor France have any right
to interfere with our honest acquisition Of
new territory, and, what is of more practical
Importance, they are not able to interfere
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-04
Court or General Sessions.
Before His Honor Judge BsNbs.

JAN s-This being the Arst day Of the January term,
ths Court assembled At the usual hour and proceeded to
difpofe Of such ready for trial The clerk
empsbnsled the peN, jury, but there not being sun.
Client lumber Of arand jurors present form quorum
fhat body we're dhcharged until the next day, ct IL
o'clock. -
TIE FOURTH OF JULY RIOT CASE.
In ths in which the Defendants we're 10 appear 10
be sentt ced to-day Judge Bebs said that he had been
informed by the Recorder before whom they had bseu
ueo that be was not prepared to deliver judgment upon
them that day and accordingly the should 60 over
until the next Tuesday, at IL o clock.
In the case OF james Saunders also charged with riot
ing On he Attn july last the defendant APP
psrtd, and tad that II the trial was set down for this
week he could not sttesd 10 IL for two reasons first be
cawe ne he couuseD unsble 10 attend TO the CASE
90 account Of beng in very feeble health and secondly
csuss he cefendant Mr. Shunders sick In bed
win ,roien leg. The District Attorney Mr. Blunt OBJ
Jeotd TO putting the of any further than Monday
nsxf, snc urged that under the statute tre
DER ndsnt In case OF mdsmeanor appear by counsel
a. we'll ~ psrsor ally.
Court finally decided TO set the down for Mon.
TIE BANK OF THE STATE or NEW YoRx RoBBrRy.
ChAuneey Jobnsen indicted stealing Sal 600 from tbs
BAnk Of New York pleaded guilty TO rrand lar
etny thereby escaping the punishment Tor ssoond oHeaca
~ qust OF the defendant the Court deferred his sea
tsoee until Monday next