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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30


General Fam Houston, Texas; Col Geo howard, do /;
Lieut.. Blunt late commander Of the steamship Win6sd
Scott; T. G, rodson, Egg England; Capt whiting Cali
tors; Geo. whipps, Rome, arrived yesterday at the
Metropolitan HotsL
j. b. CosbDl ESQ, Of Ban FrAncsoo has been III for
several Gays ct Brown's Hotel, Wsshngtou city. He
wss betur c~ever Friday and his physician thinks
u at he will DO out In . few days.
ARR vALs.
From APinwal In the steamship ohloT Amory ndlAdy
vsdam V'sst and dpnghssr MAJ am DArA Harrison and
lad Mr. Yssns and LADY Capt. svdon "a Isfsn.ry; Is
pgne, ID I,tus KeIcs williams n stein berser N
Curry kcAtee, Vincent, Rene sherman
Ctbspt I'm n Hill. Keller, l. Dr.. wer,
lJsle, ,syiy-sN to.ry: Harding. vii isns, D
Lien, kinIsrd Capt = Blunt Smith Johnsen y
truirs = Largely Wits, GuJop, y fortey
Hudfon J1homss sraith, G Bgelow. Hall T. Loag,
SITS srris, SCORE, Dechsr, sBrsdiy, wills,
and 20 othsrs,
From bermuda In the steamship Al.b'ms Capt Ludlow
Capt h,tins, Capt!W hreg a Be-s wra Taempsop,
N A Attridre, and VIM olmstsad.
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DylrH oy MAINE HI DRowsINa -Ou Friday last q
ursire named Tbonas wiHey. belonging 70 tho q. &.
d NoTth Csrolra l-'rs q Brooklyn Obtained far
eugh FOR forty eight hours, s-d visd boarding
At No. " Roosevelt street, whsrs no ntsbded to atop
Thst evening be left ard ut seen again By his
ends until fnnnd 90 Sasursay night desd lying In the
do,k foot OF pei "a, East river Core Wilhelm yes
trcs bid 40 nquest on the cody, aid Dr. slum.nthal
ace 30 external ess nination a. the BODY sn do not
fsd sry nsrks OF vlosrcs upon H. and from the history
Of the case considered death had been saul.d b.
drowning. Tbs Jury rendered verdict os--.DsAth by
some cause to them unknown, but supposed to b By
drowning" Deceased twsnty ave years OF aes Aad
YES believed TO have been . native Of scotland
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30

New ORLEANS, jan rs, 1854
Cotton unchanged since the receipt Of the Nsgsrss
advances The sales to day reached 900 bales tins
decreased receipts ct all tue Southern ports ID coo 600
bales Flour has advanced Sales Of 10000 bb g. st 81
to 81 co. Large sales OF gunny bags have made
ct 12Ho. l3o Rio coffee duh, 1t l0ke lie. Stock
In pert 90 600 bsgs Asss pork Gull, at e18 So Wheat
IL held at 81 co. Sight exonsuge Nes York il at par
to Y premium Ffeighs Gull Cotton to liverpool, *
CHARIRsroN Jan. ~, 1854
The sales Of cotton TO day 3,lO0 baes for the
week. IL, 500 Quotations range from 85< to lOk. The
market II firm, with advance qualities ef An
~ The receipts Of the veek were IL 5000 bales and
the stock 1T this port now amounts to 81 T60
CINCINNATI, Jan. 70, 1854.
Flnur dull with decline Of $50 pr barrel Psoyi-
ons active. Sales Of goo 900 lbs bulk meats 81 4kc
5Hc for shoulders and sides 600 barrels prime lard
At sKc.; 1000 kegs do, 9so 5000 barrels moss pork,
3l2 3d. Linseed oil has advanced 10 $50
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 20, 1854.
Provisions very active, advanced prices sales
30 600 pieces salt shoulders at 4ho packed 900 sdss
1T $40 4cc0 barrels pork At sl2 TO Sl2 rs 500 do 1t
Sl2 6o-now held 1T SIS 1000 barrels lard, ct skc-
now held higher.
PROVIDENCE Jan. 2s, 1854
We have change to notice In cotton In wool there
h no change In prices with Less activity In the market
the stock Il much reduced About oil the fleece 10 taken
offered. Hales Of The ~seh 06 600 lbs There
hsa been fair demand for printing cloths during the
week, at nrm prices. Sales 81 coo pieces
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Cold Weather.

BOTTOM Jan 70 1857
This morning In State street 1t sclos tbs rhsr-
momsasr stood ct four degrees below zero; On the Mill
DAM 1t ten below and At tbs point on ths cunard
wharf at East Baston There has been but Msts vari.
ten from these POINTS curing the day. wnsh has been
the colsest o. tn AL the ferry boats delayed
BY footing Toe large fields Of which impede the naga
ion Of the ba, Dor
WoRorsrIR, Jan 20, 1884.
Ths weather intensely GOLD this mornng the th.r.
rcmeter 'tard,cs ct ten gress below zero, and the
water retarg T. The ho.e u engines ~ they were
work upon the nie whish broke out a. one o, clock
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thirty yards from the building whom heard horrible
noiss and men, ard women and arms and whole lot Of
spintsrs fell AL around We stopped low to keep from
being hit We were mot hurt but when came to our
Senses ~ looked about and that the factory had
blown up. and the working people were scattered al
around us most Of them dead, and Of them still
alive" From this boy No have the true picture
horrible noise and dark cloud was thrown into the air
which poured down human beings and their manged re-
mains. 1t 10 melancholy picture to dwell upon.
The Justics Of the Peace, Mr.. John l. Boyd, in the
place OF the Coroner, who unws held an invsstga
ton yesterday, at the Court House In Astoria The in
vestgation commenced ct ten O'Clock In ths morning
and - almost the court doors were opened
It crowded with people, In this collection were those
who had lost relatives and offspring and who had come
here to learn, possible why for what cause they
were called upon to bear such sorYowful bsrsavsmsns
There was deep gloom throughout the entire audience
during the entire proceeding, which was ~ follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30

BIsR OF rHs onIO-THs sALrIsoRx AMI ouro
RAILROAD.
WHITING Jan. %. 1854.
The river here has risen eleven and 10 Ill ON The
RISE There Is some floating Toe. but navigation il nm
obsHuctsd Boats arrived to Day with hs,vy frsishts for
the Baltimore and Ohio R.iloAd which Ia snsportur
eight hundred tons daily
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30

man found dead In oarrisse at East CAMBRIDGE
on the Gath mat Ia supposed that he died o, an ali
pox that he had been dcA Abont three vs,ta ma
cariasr in vbioh the body found VAS In shsd ana
had cot bees used for many weeks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30

Insuranees On the Clipper Mermaid.
Providence, Jan 20, 1854
Tho ship Mermaid, lost on the Irish coast was in
sursd IN this city for SIS 500 In the following Offices
namsly'-Amsrican, $1,000 Atlantic, $500; Roger
williams, 5000; Merchants, COO.
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SCENES AND INCIDENTS.

From early morning until . late hour ct night the
Of the disaster visited BY orswds Of curious
spectators. Among the viaiters several Of the be-
aved parents and relatives Of The deceased several Of
whtm, told continue to lingsr around the spot
attracted By some strange fascination Near the plscs
Of the accident We observed aged orouchins
upon tbs ground, wrinsirg her hands and alternately
sosbrg and raving, a II bcrs Of reason. From what
could gather from her broken ordinations Il appears
that she s the mother OF the boy John Downsy, the
lad Of thirteen who're bedy Is supposed to have bssn
blown TO atoma The woman resides In Cross street.
New York. She WAS Of nearly frss tic
with grief and expressed herself With all the warmth OF
kesian pathos little group Of friends w.re around
bs ano attempted to administer Consolation bu 10 ,a,n
Rocking herself too and c and apparently unconscious
Of the preence Of Others she contsued
morotopous calculations -"Osh hone ooh hone wbsre
are y.u Johnny Sure ,ou'n back JohnHy."
her arrival at RA,spswood is has been smost In
possible TO force her from the plaoe.
Among the horrible Incidents OF the catastrophe which
related 70 By eye Witnesses the folo~ia,
As the Of the Gals nifty spread through
the vsss, the afighted parents Mastered s'sny 70
the fearful soens each infant upon obtaining At least
the body Of his ,hid oneof fatos Altar search
ns In vain for hours among the fragments u the dsd 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30

Arrival OF the Southern Mail.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 20, 1854
Tho New Orleans mail Of Sunday has arrived here Ths
papers contain news.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30
CoRONER's INQUEST.

The inquest was held 1t ton O'Clock yesterday morning
1t tie court house. on Broadway Astoria. Mr. John
Bsyd Justice of the Peace ociated Deputy Corons,
on the occasion. Tho following jury was empAnelsd
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-03-04

On the day Immediately preceding this decision
of the Senate, the President of the United States
had laid before the Senate the proceedings of Con-
venton of the People of the Territory of Arkansas
which had assembled at Little Rock and adopted a
Constitution with view to being admitted into the
Union as State. These documents were referred
to select committee on the l4th of March, and in
eight days afterwards that committee reported abll
providing for the admission Of Arkansas, in ac-
cordance with the application of its people. At the
same time bill was reported for the admission Of
Michigan, whose application had been presented
early in December, and concerning which there was
disputed question of boundary with Ohio.
The Senate, nevertheless, accorded to both these
bills speedy consideration, having passed the one
admitting Michigan on the I'd of April, and the
other on the 4th Of April Upon the question OF
admitting Arkansas there were but sac negative
votes, of which two were from Vermont two from
Rhode Island, one from Kentucky, and one from
Louisiana; whilst on the question of admitting
Michigan there eighteen negative votes, nearly
equally divided between the Northern and Southern
States, as follows:
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-03-04

Ainslys mill and dstilery, situated about FIVE miles
Of the city Of Dayton, Ohio with their contents
entirely destroyed by fire Sunday last The total loss
is estimated at from SAC, 600 to $4,000.
The Buffalo Republic says that hundreds Of persons
may be seen fishing the ice in the harbor there from
one to three miles from the shore Holes are cut through
the ice. The fish taken bass catfish pike perch &c.
which, at this season Of the year. Of the best quality
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-03-04

The following resolution was introduced into the
Louisiana House of Representatives on Tuesday of
last week, and after some discussion referred to
the Committee on Federal Relations:
Resolped That the late news from Havana gives evil
dence of the intention Of Spain to Aeanze the Island Of
Cuba by the emancipation of their slaves; and believing
the people Of Louisiana have deep interest in prevent
ing it. We as representatives coming directly from the
people, express dsapprobaton Of the tolerance shown
by the present Federal Administration BY its nonnter-
ference
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-03-04

beautiful Seeding camela rasedby Peter Mckenzie,
of Philadelphia, named Jenny Lind" has been sold to
Henderson & Son, of London, for ST 900.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-03-04

Smith Rider lad Of twelve years, was caught in TN
machinery Of grist mill at West Poultney Vt) and
literally ground TO pieces.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-03-04

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was any opposition to the admission of the States
of Michigan and Arkansas. The reason, SO far as
it did not relate to boundaries, may be given in
few words. The contest was of partisan rather
than sectional character. The speedy admis-
sion Of these States had become measure of
Gen. Jackson's administration, which the Oppo-
sition in the House of Representatives supposed
might be defeated, for that session, (Which was
drawing to close,) if amendments could be put
upon the bills so to require their return to the
Senate. The friends of the Administration, there
FORE not only successfully rallied their forces against
all propositions of amendment but for some weeks
declined to actupon the Senates resolution for closing
the session until the State bills had been passed
The PARTY INTERESTS involved were the supposed
Importance to the Administration of obtaining the
votes Of these ne,o States for Mr. Van Buren, at the
approaching Presidential election, which additional
strength the great body of the Opposition were I'M
willing to concede to him; and in their efforts to
withhold it Southern and Northern Wings, if
they may be so called, acted together, Mr.
WISE, Of Virginia, having been among the most
efficient Of those who sought to delay the pro-
gress of the bills, although he with the other South
ern members, when further opposition was found to
be fruitcss, ultimately voted for the Arkansas bill
but against the Michigan bill That this was
party measure may be ascertained by reference to
the party newspapers Of the day. Yet in less than
Butte record., 1854-08-26
DISCoNTENT.
Call the roll
-
[NIalison BlEaer

How univfrsalit Is We never knew
the raz who cou say, 4 am con-
tent :" Go where yoa VIII among the
lieh or he poar, the man of competence
or the maa who aarns bis bread bY TIE
daily swea, Of his brow. yol hear mnr-
marins aud the ice Of complaint.
The other Say We stood b cooper wac
We pioSing merry tune with his adzs
round a caSk. @Ah - sighed h emiae
Is hard lpt-forever troti NJ roanl
Ike q dog, driving away at hoop. y
ileisho ~ sigh d d black NTH, une
hot DAY, as he wiped awat the drops Of
persPiralion from his brow, whil his
red iron gl,wea on the anvil, '-this is
life with venaeanee-msliing and fry
Ing ones self over tae fir"
"0A th It I were a ca. p nter ~ eiae-
ula,ed a shoemaker, IS he ben. ovei hi
lap>tpne H re an. aay after d1a,
working my soul aw in m kiag les
for others. cooped up ia a seven-by u u
ROOM
Il am sick Of this outdoor work z"
exc ANS the carpen er, s-b ling aud
sweltssing und.r the san, o expose to
til ineleneney of tie wea.a-r 1T
were only At ilor Z"
"'Tis too b d = perpeiuallg cries the
tailor, ''tp be comp he t. it p rch
up her,, plying tn naesn a the while
-"ould tnat niae were a more active
life =
Las, dag graco-:be banks won't
disc .unf--the customers won't p y
va II | DO - egambles b mer>
chant. L haa rather BE- p .ek hose,
dog, b. -
HAPPY fellows - groans the hwyer,
as he scratches h,s head over som PR
plexing case, or pores oy some dry
record, 'hapPy fellows I had rather
hamm stone than cud.e my brains on
this tedious. exa ions qa stioa
And tn ough oil the RAM ieations Of
s"eieiy. al 'rs emp sining Of tneir
coad'tioa. fad ~ fanl with tn ir pr
ticalaF calli z .IfI were only tlis, pr
thst, or til other, should be content .
Is the universal cry. sAnyih az hat
what | am. . So ways th wo.ld, 50 it
has wagg d, 50 it viii wag1
Butte record., 1854-08-26
GALL THE ROLL.
Fl NHs. sARsH IT. Bo17ox.

Who is ready for the onset
Who with helmet, sword and shield.
vii 90 forth to conquer Error,
o. LIES ba5tle-feli'
Who NIL strike at Superstition,
In his goblin-hauntcl cell,
And unloose the myriad victims
Fettered by bis spell
Call the roll.
Who viii strive, on God relying.
With unwav'riag Iaith aud hope.
To pull down the CORY scaffsld,
AMI the gallaws rope
Who viii break the yoke Of bondage,
.Anl unbar the prison door.
Saying to the tsemb ing sinner,
80 and sin no EIora -
Call the roll
Who. forgetting self, Will listen
To sweet charity's appeal
Who will labor for the lowly
With untiring zaal'
isf'ng bread upon the waters,
Ntisr human praise,
Trusting heaven again TO find It,
After many days:
Call the Roll
Who viii put what heaven has given
Wisely to the noblest use;
Who will eiothe the homeless orphan,
FIJI the widows cruise,
And. Ike him of old Saniaria,
Help the stranger in his need.
Reckless Of his name and nation,
Reckless Of his creed,
C4n the roll.
Who. that finds child Of sorrow,
H.ir to Penury AMI 80.
VIII pot tarry ta inquire
What has made them 50,
Ere be freely shares pittauce
From his meagre, hard earned store,
Or bestows cup Of wa,er.
j he car no m0re3
Call the roll
Who when Sian ler's tongae Is busy
With an absent ne;shb = ne1-s.
WH excuse ths faalis aul fittings.
Aai defend his fame
Who will view poor human nature
on'y on the bri,liiest -;de.
Leaving god "a ia ige the evil
Charity would hide'
Call the roll.
IMalison Btra'
Butte record., 1854-08-26

What men want of reason for their
opinions, they usually supply aud make
u7 in range. = Talotson.
Hatred is 50 durable and so obstinate,
that reconciliation on sick bed is the
sweetest sign OF death.-Byuysre.
A man only takes satisfaction and re-
venge. when ne humbles his enemy, and ,
.fercss him to. ssbFpissions--C Caorroa
Butte record., 1854-08-26

@ Eirtue~ is not the less venerable
for beng out Of fashion. Sir r. LES
fr0rge
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-18
DIED.


On the sih Instant at woodlawn Essex county u, JNrs
HARVEY NOEL in the 3ith year OF hi, age '' ' '"nI'
Dr. Noel vas in every respect gen,lenan no,s.,s. =,
nohlenets
Knew him lie was hoipitsbe and Kind Ills sisS
w. ne was but boy, but he the parent. 81 NJ
stricken widow mother and thsv in RI nei-
taI SON. and their daughters Ne
ne was one OF the kndest and
oa1as hut he gone and shall him more in lie I'M.
mora remains rest In the family awaiting IT,
day May the Lord sAney this all the ,pT; al so ~
a -, .'- PA.
GLENN, In his bSth year. >,' A"O"As ;.
his funeral will take place residence on R,o,a
9th and 9Th streets at 10 morrow Tn.
notice. f =" "'eHa N''hou' further
me sweet Springs, Va Saturday IN. 18Th
10 months aud 20 days. u''s"n-aEeu
suner little children me- and forbid them M, r
OF such Is the Kingdom Of Heaven" ~ ' ''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-18

DEATH OF REVOLUTIONARY SoLnfER-Tbe l,s, rem
Of the noble band OF heroes was taken from onr ds
yesterday. The venerable DURELL WILLIAMS age nbont
90 years died on Sunday morning at bis residence No
1886 state street, after illness Of some four weeks
Although physically intrm for year or more yet 10 "a
his last nes he bad retained remarkable possession Of hi
intellectual faculties.
He was With Gen. Washington at West Point and New
burg aud was present at the evacuation Of New York by
the British. He resident Of PENNSYLVANIA on The
breaking out OF the war, aud among the rs 10 youn
teer hi' services in her defence aud remained until the
struggle closed IN triumph.
Tho deceased has been resident this CITY for
Of % yess during which he has frequently been seen on
ith Of July seated In carriage, alongside Of some Of h
tevou,onay comrades wont to celebrate the da,
lie was OF aniable Character true-heared lover Of h
country and man OF much reflection aud good memo
~. He had venerable and impressive appearance n,
was spare man bat possessed Of intelligent features hgf
forehead and finely shaped bead silvered with but rem
nant Of white ocks-hibGny Journal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-18

that the day OF settlement Is at hand and the disease
pears to be unrustakcsbc epidemic may be abscN-
ed from admonishing the pablo Of the great change which
impending In reference IN the holders oil real estate
the buyers and the renters Of costly and town and
country houses.
ALREADY the work of reduction in rents since May last
is rather surprising We Informed that some stores
which offered accommodation last spring, at
thousand and that come dwelling houses which could
not be made to pay from boarders and dodgers their May
rents OF five aud six thousand dollars year. may be had
for two OF three thousand, even less upon pinch
Where rents be paid they must be reduced or the
landlord must inevitably be tho loser for where the oc
cupant has no means there is redress Pau as pike
staff. Rents are, therefore, coming down. property Is
changing hands aud spectators in city lots are already
in instances fear the OF ruinous losses
in the decline from the value of their Investments when
the bubble was full blown"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-18

The frigitful mortality which has taken place among
young children in all large cities during the recent
hot weather, has been frequently noticed. The Roches
ter Democrat, abiding to the subject, says
"There is certainly some for this and il is due &c
the science well the phlanthFOphy OF the age
that this should be distinctly asceraiued and point
ed out With favorable opportunities for obtain
ing the necessares OF life and consequently cherishing
and protecting their children, the inhabitants of the
American cities still exposed TO the painful necessity
OF consigning thousands Of their Offspring what
be considered premature graves. Nor is this mortality
confined the children Of the poor; a close eIamipa
tion doubt not would show TINT it is chiefly among
those who surrounded with all the comforts and 10
many instances the luxures which riches command
iniane diseases find their and
ing victims The subject is suggestive one, and de.
serTes TO be thoroughly discussed by those competent
the task"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-18

RE FTOHgOn Tuesday evening, three and fou,
O'Clock, Y-y Violent Visited this ioU
sni Vicinity bsnevHa aiihs Ublver'y probably struck
BY Lightning tearing OF The shesng
roof brestng one ~ the oGtbe pillars nJnfng prs
vail, and dong oher daunge the barn Of NJ Mckenzie
utterly demolished; and the wall ofNr TayIors
house, hiWay' vas blown down the roof The di
eondeabs damage 70 the 0bacc1
snd Green nBd 1pnns Where the eommsnced bsiLg on
the cars Al Ne time Ne lad 40 opportunity of WtnssF the de.
s1cton A. the train passed along Al time there much
the track that The Vheos slipped, and the vas
strong enough train baekuArds
thgTi2ilfsrNs J1gers0af1H, dugWsf 10.
The number q psron, Tor the springs does dnh the
cars through this place crowded oyeh9uing with
~ the 2ih instant The time meeting Of the Rail.
rqad Oongsgon there wifi be thousand strangers TIA,
venily.-N.
DpnEStp.On Monday last servant girl betopgiH " Mr
Bsnamln Shepherd fell % the bridge BhSdWe
ed.-U.
The heavy TalnI n last Saturday quite food
wanna River and IT. adjacent streams and several bridges
washed avay.--N.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-18
RECOMMENDATIONS.

NJ, UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA, January 16 1851
H sR-ng gives me great pleasure conviction
ounued upon the best sources OF personal
with some OF former pupils eminepiIy
@ themselves at the University that
nB your school with doing but Justice 10
an Y "a eslient Institution and a capital teacher.
Tor your sake, and for the the
wish the best with sincere res
your very humble servant, M soUEIg nv yrpf ~
To John H. Pits Esq. " 1850
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-18
Halifax G. H., August H., 1854.
Rt.nyn,n. Anrn.l1ith. 1.s!

RfcHvnyD August 18th, 1851.
N',,1 EyNog.-Wil youb 20 Kind insect this oi
correction, &C. u country Certain Inaccuracies
pearh ny otultiiJns pIbse I'd
tbs morning HroulnE nisconcepion Or statement
sent me from the Central Railroad Once.
Tue amount subscrbsd ~ citizens Of Richmond the
ted 800 o. ~ '
THIS mistake varies the general calculations as foiows
Ib snouni suff fbsi by City 81 Richmond citizens
kohmoGd 70 he Ctn.r Railroad and the Jamss RIVER and
hanauha company, vac slGg. The Il lire
ed @ the O Of Richmond IN her esrpora0 fapa.y
eitLen ', hs n improysmen Va fillp
~ in'erngth note 10 your country Issue s very much
obUge, VERY respectfully, yours &c
IDflg IL gTtMEa