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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-04

SMueaLINa.-Two German Jews passengers In
the steamship Washington, were arrested on board
that vessel in New York last Thursday, with di..
m ,nds and watches to the value of SIC. 900 con.
cealed on their persons which it is alleged they
designed to smuggle ashore. The property was
placed In charge of Collector Redfeld, and an in
vestigation will be had
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rHE DAILY DISPATCH,

~ The eircnistion Of the DAILY DISPATCH
exceeds eonaaenoy that OF all the Daily papers Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-04

Hon. John Black, formerly U. 8. Senator from
Mississippi. died at Winchester, Va, on the Goth
ultimo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-04

Mrs. Lucretia Wheatley, wife of one Of the man
ayers Of the Arch Street Theatre died in Philedel
phia on Thursday last
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PiooT's EXTRACT OF JAMAICA GlEeER.-
Ihs preparation contains all the essential properties
OF tne Ginger, devoid of its useless principles 1t
WIZ De found very efficient in fatulency and filness
OF the stomach after eating and the relief of eudde
end cholics, named pains In the atomnch and
ssnsrs an families should always have a bottls ON
Prepared BY Ell PICOT A. cO
y 81 Corner opposite the Old Market
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EDUCATION.

NOTICE-The subscriber will, on MON
~ DAY, the tIth Of September, commences teach.
,ns school In the school house occupied by Mr..
deoffe THIS yesr The scheol- house 10 on Grace st .
aear Shureh Hin. He will teach ten months, the
school TO close The l5h Of uy i855 His term. for
a. Arithmetic, Geography and English Grammar.
Z Amyonnger learners Si2 payable quarterly in
zee. The school, II ercoursr red. will continue
veEsi yesrs. Strict attention will be paid to
YDesrnies and morals of AL the children committed
70 his care. JOSEPH H. ROGERS.
Z
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ID HI. TTGHE'S CLASSICAL AMI
-nR. BENDAN, a Graduate of the Uni

versity of Berlin, and housred BIZ letters of re.
Ahner dation ffem the Legation of the II States at
f1erln, Baron Von Humbo dt George Ticknor Esq
President Wools-y eff Yale COLLEGE sfers his services
10 prepares limited number of pupils for the Uni.
versifY or College His instruction will embrace be-
side the usual branches, chiefly the ancient Ian.
gUsEss, the French German and Mathematics
lie sl'o oI rs to teach the German and French to
Schools and to private pupils.
Refer. in Richmond, 10 the Rev B. Mapiy Messrs
Gust A Myers, Jas. Binford, DR. Little, Professors
Gessner Harrison and shele de We're, of the Univer
atty of Virgins.
Apply at his office on llth street, near Broad
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Aservant girl in the family of Mrs. Frorlong, iu
McHenry street, Baltimore, was burnt to death BY
the accidental breaking of camphene lamp las,
Wednesday,
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PROBABLE ARREST OF A MuRDERER-Among the
prisoners awaiting trial in Cumberland county, Pa
for offences committed there, ia Pole who was ar
rested for robbery. Since his incarceration he ha,
made confessions which excite the belief that he is
John Kaiser, who was implicated In the murder oil
the pedlar boy Lehman, near Philadelphia. II
will be remembered that the brothers skupinski
were executed for their share In the transaction,
but the third murderer, Kaiser, effected his es.
cape.
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CHOLERA PREvENTIvE.-Dr. RoBINsON's
CHOLERA PREVENTIVE This preparation is offered
to the public not infalble remedy. but as being
the best yet discovered for Cholera Choler4 Morbus
DiarrhGa, Dysentery, Pain in tine Stomach and Bow
els Sick Stomach, &C., &C. 1t is not unpleasant to
the taste causes unpleasant sensation, and does
not restrict in diet. Eat and drink, in moderation
such things you have four by experience to agree
with you. Z. D. ROBINSON M D.
Office on Franklin street, opposite Metropolitan
Hall. an 2-Sm
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FRUITS OF INTEMPERANcE.-A farmer residing
In jefferson county, Va, took stroll about Balti
more last Thursday evening, visited several places
OF questionable morality, imbibed freely of that
draft which stupefes the brain and chains the i'm.
mortal soul, he suddenly became oblivous and laid
down upon the sidewalk to sleep of his debsuch.
On waking he found himself minus his pocket book,
containing over SloO, and his carpet bag with all
his wearing apparel
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JAMES B. SCLATER,
PRODUoE BROKER,
Corner Cary and Pearl streets, Richmond, Virginia.
iu0

GENERAL AGENCY, FOR THE SALE AND
PURCHASE OF LANDs.-FRANK g. RUFFIN, Secre.
t6ry of the Virginia State Agricultural Society," and
n: AUGUST offer their services to the public az
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase OF
LANDS in piy9iniG and the Southern and Western
States.
Ofice-at the Office of the Tirginia State Aoyicu,.
tdyGt Society, No. lis Main street.
n. AUGUST, NsrARY PuBLIc AND ACCOUNTANT
Ofhce-es above. fe 8-ta
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DR.. GEORGE SoHERER, formerly Practi-
toner of Medicine in Baltimore respectfully offers
his professional services the public Office on Les
ter ST., Rockets. iy N-ts
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COUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOI

ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL
IN MANCHESTER,
ny REV. THOMAS Il. JONES, A. NJ.
'hE School will be reepened on the
- hist Monday in October next
TERMS:
tPer Quarter, Of taco and a half D1onthal
Elementary English, including first books In
Geography and History Observation-Disclosures s. 90
gun Ensish course ........................8 90
Latin, Greek and Mathematics. .........10 o0
Charge for fuel per annum.. m....................I 90
Instruction shall be thorough; discipline mild, but
firm.
No pupils received for less than o quarter, aud no
deduction except in cases of protracted sickness.
au 3n-lm
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Advices from Tennessee. Ala, and Georgia, by
telegraph, speak favorably of the corn crop, and
throughout most of the Western States there have
been rains which have greatly improved the condi-
dition of that crop. The indications now are that
taking the country through, the yield will not be
much below a fair average.
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CARRIER & Co.'s AMERICAN HOTEL,
Staunton, Va: W. H. GARBER, J. B. BREcKENRIpGE E.,
LII STEVENSON. Proprietors.
class house, and the Propretoys alwavs WILLING m
promote the comfort of their guests.
Ine AmeIlcan m Is situated immediately at the
terminus OF the central Railroad. jy 22-Sm
REMOvED.-The Subscriber has removed
his Office to No. "a Main st., formerly occupied by
Messrs Smith l. Roberts az a Hardware store. and
opposite to Messrs Smith l. Harwood, where ali or.
attention. LIZ zz2m*I P. C. LARUs
UNPRECEDENTED SUccEss.-The excite
ment in behalf of BAKERS CELEBRATED PRE-.
MUM BIrTERS continues to increase in this city,
as we'll as throughout the State As sure cure for
Dyspepsia, torpidty of the Liver Sour Stomach and
Nervous Headache they have no rival; and in addi-
ton to the great virtue of Bakers Premium Bitters
we have never heard of case of Cholera, Cholera
have been used regularly during the summer months.
Should You be attacked with the above complaints,
use BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERs freely for 5 or
4 days, and you will be permanently cured. With
the confidence we have in it. advise all heads of
families to keep bottle or two regularly hand in
cases of emergency, with the confident assurance
that no medicine known is so efectual and at the
same time so harmless. Only 80 cents per bottle-to
be had Of all the principal Druggists throughout the
city of Richmond and elsewhere. Orders will be
promptly filled by addressing E. BAKER, Richmchd,
Fa proprietor. auP
CANDOR AND TRUTH-In calling the at
tention of the community to Stabler's Good Medi-
cines" we wish it distinctly understood that we ne.
yer make an assertion in regard to them but what is
strictly true in all respects. The ANODYNE CHER.
RY EXPECTORANT and the DIARRHGA COR
DIAL have both received the approval of numbers
of the best and brated physicians who un-
hestatngly recommend the Expectorsnt in all cases
OF Coughs, Colds Bronchitis, Asthma, Group, &c !;
and the DlarrhGa Cordial is also warmly recommend
ed la all diseases of the stomach and bowels Both
of these medicines have been beneficial in hundreds
of cases, always giving relief, and rarely failing
when used according to the directions, in effectng
complete cure of the disease. Try them.
See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis of the
agents.
Price for each only so cents, or six bottles for
$3.50.
L. 81. sTABLER l. CO., Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
Wholesale Agents. Richmond.
And by Druggists and Merchants generally through.
out Virginia. au 28-d&cl2
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LrxURIANT HAIR.-Tha care of the

LUxURIANT HAIR.-The care of the hair
may be unceasing and its cultivation superintepded
BY the most unquestionahle skill and Judgment but
without genial growth and condition of the mate
rial to work upon, every effort will be fiutless.-
The most thinly-scattered locks that defied eyerv
effort OF art may be converted into iuxuriant
oT the application Of FL ETcHER's HAIR ToNIc
which has thus become the indispensable appendase e
to every fashionable toilet 1t like magic In
dicatlng dandruf, and makes the coarsest hair soft
a. 4 plant , ''''
The genuine FLETcnER's HAIR Tonic In sold nv
Bennett Beers, A. Duval, John II. Blair, Thomas
Wholesale and retail, by the manufacturer
N. B.-No charge for trial
au3l JOHN B. JOHNsON
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George n. Green, who wss 70 havs bsen nung g
Holly Sptings, Miss., On The 25sh ut ior .ne mss'
der Of Mr.. Aarmon, has bsea respnca y gov
Meiiao until he 21th Oceob@ next. nnnse
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TRIAL or Da. THOMPSON. learn from the
Lewisburg Chronicle, that the trial of DR.. Thomp-
son for the murder Of Agness Pharr, In Govingfon'
was closed on Monday aisht the 2sih nlte The
Magistrates decided to send him on for further trial
befare the cireui. Court this fall, sad refused him
ball,
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1ssslUE;g1 PAc KE T-B Q a 7

f6&S-SY55ssssl a y n u LIB u a Il
49, Il-IPLOu6H-BoY. FOR CANTON
ACCOMMODATION LlNE.-The subscribers will
commence running their new boat tPLOU0H-BOY.
Capt. Ro. r. Crouch, between RICHMOND and
NEW CANTON, on the 25d ina.. Tuesday next.
Great Inducements for ease and comfort arc hereby
offered 70 the travelling publie-sil night travel be-
ing avoided, and taking lesving the boat
at sil places IN the dsy time:
days and Saturdays arriving 10 New Canton, as =.
Rsturnins-Tesss New Canton st a. \. % Mon
dsys, Wednesdays snd rridey'A arriving In kich-
mond ate 2. n, Of tho same day.
Passengers win take brsskfsss and dinssr On oosse
Pare the same d that hesstoless charged b the
line Of Nesars boyd, Edmesd 4 Dsveeacrt. ~ 3
Once on 1th street, oppoMss M{sf1 wS1snoSse'
HOUSE AND B HIP PLuNBING.--.
Ill rhe suhscriher begs g in6Dsn the psbiis thai
- !. s.srsred to exscute Ill orders for PLuMBIN0
sieher n hcuses shipet u the 49, uennex and %
~. ,nosf reasons bic teTmA Helna himself Hraefj
si p ~ "a he feels aesurod that he can i've ~
mose snfirs satisfaction 10 all who may favor "
With oIdera He viii slso put ~ Wstsr clossts
| I.ift end fesos Pump4 eatk Tubs Wssh honA -
sns Copper and lfen nellsrs, sssen ths Snese g.
proved prsciplss ard g the lowsse p.iess. os1sn
lrsm the sessssx rfenetiy sasssssA Hia sueelts
bllevips esatlsaes Hea. Wm. =. AssAes, qf Ane
. !. sis.ii 49, o'.' 20 : 5 b2SisI ii 6;5 esiss
- Asl - a ~ q 8. '.'
sssA ae Il assss 81 ss. .ss 4.
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= TEE LiHks on tess hAHs sauARk s.sse Z
sdverisemenfse charged In exact proportion and psJ
bls'in sdvsnes. 80 ~ IS
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FATAL RENcoNrRE.--A few days ago, abou
seven miles from Newbury, 8. C., dispute aros
between James NJ. and C. r. Franklin, and tn
former fired al the latter without effect. c.
Franklin thereupon fired both barrels of his GU
at James, the contents taking effect upon his fec
and neck, and drew revolver which he also hres
killing him instantly.
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1uR NonTHUP KIDNApING CAsE.-We learn BY
dispatch from Saratoga that Alexander Merrill
and Joseph Russell, the alleged kidnappers OF Sol
Northup, were indicted on Friday last but they
will not be tried before October or December.
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AhEBuxE.-The Warwick Baptist Association.
OF New York, have protested against the action Of
the three thousand clergymen of New England who,
In the name of the Almighty" denounced the Ne
praska DILL The Association think it presumption
ior any set OF mer, no matter what their calling to
hhpiousiy assume that they speak by Divine aulho-
MY ana In his name to illuminate anathemas
against the representatives OF the people in the dis.
charge OF their official duties. This assumption
recognized, would destroy every ve.tige of civil
ana fe''aious freedom, and PROSTATE all the ins.
'ations OF our land at the foot of an irresponsible
ana arrogant priesthood The rebuke is timely and
well deserved.
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The VALLEY OF VIRGINIA FIRE AND Ma
RINE INSURANCE COi;PANY-captai $500 600
office on l4th street. newt to the Post Office. This
Company nsures against loss damage by fire In the
CITY or country, Real and Personal Properly, incu-
ding vessels and caTgoes in port or voyage
au 25-Sm o. r. RRESEE Actuary
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING, &c. &C.
CHARLES r. HARREYS has removed to his new
Establishment on 10th street, between Main and Ca.
ry. He will contiaue the HOUSE, SIGN and OR.
NAMENTAL PAINTING, GLIDING. BROWNING
and INVITATIONS of all kinds of WOOD and MAR
BILE.
uAN orders promptly attended to.
au I5-Im
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THOMAS W. KEESEE,

dU(IUJNEEH,
Office with GEO. j. SUMNER, No. 20 Pearl st.,
VIII attend to the sale of REAL ESTATE, and eve
ry description of MERCHNDIZE, HOUSE.
HOLD FURNITURE, &c.
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LARUs & SHINE, AucrIONEERs AND Con-
MISSION MERCHANTS, will attend promptly to al
sales OF Real Estate, stock sales of Merchaudzs o.
every description, sales of Household Furniture in
any part OF the city or country and liberal cash ad
yances made on all goods intended for auction or pub
lie safes au9Q
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EXTINCTION LAW SCHOOL-The


I EXTINCTION LAW SCHOOL.-The
- sixth session of nv Law SchosI, at this place,
~ill commence on mepday, the S0th day of October
next and continue until the 3rd Saturday OF March,
1875 Gentlemen desiring detailed information in re-
fererce TO the scheme ofinstructon text books and
expenses of my School, will promptly receive it
through printed circular letter, in reply enqui-
Eies addressed TO me here.
JOHN w. BRoCKENBRoUGH.
/ Lexington, Aug. "a au 9-7t
ID II. L. TIGHE'S CLASSICAL AND
H. ENGLISH SCHOOL, on Franklin, between
81 and 7th streets Richmond. Va.-The next seq
aoa q this SCHOOL will commence on Friday, the
18th of Sc ptember next, and close the 18th of
July following
TENS payable semi annually in sdvsncel
Fer senior Classics and Mathematics, per ses-
- sion, :.'.'....... Sbo
For junior Co do. do. 80
For common English education. 40
Fer each Modern Language. tcxtrs,) ).....- 20
The Gndersigned can be at his schoo'- rooms
tron to 10 a. M. X. II. L. TIGHE.
eu Sj-dim
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES & PATTON Richmond
Fa-The second session of this institution will com.
mence on the lst Monday in October next and end
On the 18th of July following.
The undersigned will spare pains to give sa,isfac-
ton to their patrons and to instruct thoroughly in all
the branches taught by them.
The course will embrace the Latin and Greek Ian.
gusses, Mathematics and English studies French
Spanish, German and Italian are also taus hit
Every pupil is expected to study al least of the
ancient languages
TERMS:
FOR Classics and Mathematics. ..............S6 $50 90
For each modern language (extra) .......... 20 90
small extra charge for fuel will also be made.
Cne'haf OF the fee is payable strictly in advance
ana the remainder on the 18th of February
Parents intending TO enter pupils, will confer a
great favor by informing the unde az soon as
possible IN order that proper arrangements may be
nsde for their reception.
Competent assistants will be employed if esssry
GEO S, PATToNt PsAGTTTSoNa' fh' D" Principals.
n. b. All communications addressed to DR. Ernsst
Holger, Richmond, will meet with PROMPT attent;on
July i0th 1884. sel-eotIs0
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ST. LUKE'S CHAPEL,

ST. LUKE'S CHAPEL,
corner OF CLAY AND ADAMS STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
'HE Subscriber, having had several years
ezpeflcenee as q teacher, will open at the above
Pises, on the lst of September
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL.
TERMS:
fFor Session Of 10 months payable sepi-annurfp in
0drdnce.J
Ordinary English Brsnches. hes........,.s $50
Aoyan.sa ....................... so
Ancient Languages and Mathenatics ..... 40
su lo-tiesep 0EO A wEEn
SCHOOL FOR BOYS-Os CHuRcg
~ HILL. NEAR TEMPERANCE HALL-RoBERT
FRAYsEh respectfully informs his Giends and
the public generally, that he will resume the duties
OF his School On Mondsy next. 5eptenber 4th The
course of nudies taught 10 my School will cempre-
bend Latin, French and the English Branches togs.
thsr with Msthemafica
Thankful for the liberal eneoaIsg emsnt herstofore
extended 70 him. he promises renewed exertions for
The Instruction Of scholars entrusted to his tstelsss
sa T-lw ROBERT A. FRAY6ER.
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cosrrAcrron.-The New York Tribune has re-.
duced its -dimensions, No peant to say.--
Under date OF September lst, Il says:
.Owipg to the present calamitous depression Ia
ell knds OF business, which, We fear, Il 10 be q
protrscted - IL 10 universai, and tho consequent
diminution ofthe space occupisd by advertisements
10 the columns Of the THE ThiruHk, No hnd Il con
venieut to sghtly reduce ths sse Of our shset and
hencetoith until further notice. Il WIN appear u ths
form and style In which y y now prsssntad. y
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Hon. II. w. glssell, of Illinois, Is dangerously
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TESTIMONIAL.

CoLUmBlA, - u, ApIli, 54.
Dr.. BEsDAS has taught my son Greek, Latn Ger
mao and Mathematics for about four months, and
regret exceedingly that the delicate health of
twho made excellent progress) conpels US to with
draw him from hs studies for the summer, and that
are therefore, forced, at least for time, fore
90 the valuable instruc ions of DR.. Bendan, who is
sm sure. eminently qualified to teach any of the
above branches do not believe that better teacher,
or one so good can be readily met with in
try. ID. J. McCoRD.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOrIcE.-The Committee appoin

NoTIcE.-The Committee appointed to
receive contributions to the fund subscribed by a
.r,ion of the MechanicS of Richmond and other
friends of the late Thomas Glenn, for the purpose
of erecting q Monument to his memory will please
sttend at Odd Fellows Hail. Monday evening 4th iu.
liant, at half past seven o'clock Believing that mo-
ney has already been subscribed beyond the coat of
the contemplated object this meeting Is called that
committee to select sutab'e model, devise pro-
per inscription, and superintend the erection of the
Monument, and Treasurer may be appointed; also,
that such disposition may be made Of any surplus
which may remain in the Tressurers hands after pay
ing the contractors charge for the monumel t. &c
This meeting il only half hour in advance OF
meeting to be held By the Virginia MechanicS In
stitu,e, therefore duty and pleasure may be COM
bined.
COMMITTEE.
Samuel Y. Landrum, A. Arsell, Edwin HiIlyard,
George Turner, George w Baker, Fleming Griffin,
Henry X. Eilyson. Lewis L. Montague. Peter D.
Glenn, John d. Quarles. VIM L McMinp, George
d. She'll John A. Belvin, Albert l.. West.
se PIT /. A. GODDIN, Chairman.
BATHs BATHsm BATHsM.-Hot, Cold and
Shower Baths can be had daiIy at the Hair Dressing
Shaving and Shampooning Saloon, under the Amer
can Hofel-entrance on 1lth street.
Single Bath 25 cents, or FIVE tickets for 81.
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PRICE ONE CENT,
FOREIGN INTELLrGENcr

HSAACAuN tNIELLItiENCE
Inc Europa arrived at Boston on Friday Tss
foreign papers coatain but little additional news.
letter from q. Petersburg ssys that not ON.
woro 70 uttered there shout peace no one dsrs ~
utter t. The old Russian var parfy eoyern. M -
ie opinion Voluntary contributions flow m mncb
less plentifully. " usn
Lord Beaumont had died at London of cbo,.,.
The Berlin letters state that Prussia h onifa ss,;.
ned with the evacuation of the Princiualities and
Processes to assume openly the character of media
Bomersund was the strongest fort on The AI.na
Stands and was taken by the French and Enelish
amer several hours severe fighting The particulars
are looked for with much interest
Ine Russians report that they gained great vic.
.ary over the Turks at Bagaid in ASIA killing three
The Russian guards and reserves are advancin,
ny iorceo marches towards the Southern frontier
FROM SALT LAKE.-The Salt Lake Mail to july
arrived at st. Louis on Friday. Peace has been
established between the people of Salt Lake and all
the otah Indians, Gov. Young having concluded
treaty with all the Chiefs
Inc oeaith oil the country was good, and the rains
nad oeen more abundant than ever known before
a mucn larger quantity of land is under cultiva
Ton than heretofore, and the crops are abnnd.nt
on the l5tn OF June heavy storm Of rain and hail
spread over portion of the valley and did consid
cradle injury. iN o''''"
The grass is scarce on the nIa;,, o,,,,n
large amount of cattle driven 10 Caifornia = To-
estimated that 10000 head have gone through this
About 600 persons have gone TO Salt Lake mi.
ssason, ~ and many complaints are made by them of
outrages committed by Pawnee Indians man
named named french, wood teamster, was killed in
off, nave oeeh drlVen
me mall arrived from Santa Fe on the Ist inst
but brings nothing of interest 80 -A''
% Inc crops Of New Mexico are good, and the trains
experienced no trouble from the Indians. hand
OF Camanches was met crossing. perectlv fr;snS,,.
Inc buffalo were numerous ali over the plains.
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REMovED.-The Subscriber has removed
his Office to No. "a Main st., formerly occupied by
Messrs Smith Roberts as a Hardware store and
opposite to Messrs. Smith Harwood where all or.
ders for COAL be left, and will receive prompt
attention. Ijy z=2m+I P C. LARTIS