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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-28

WANTED.-An experienced HOUSE
w KEEPER, who can come well recommended
Apply at COLUMBIAN HOTEL
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FIRE AT PoUGHK EEpsIE-FIvE CHILDREN
Persisted IN THE FLAMES

Abraham simpson, Esq. near Poughkeep.ie, wa.
destroyed by ere last night, and awful to add, five
Of his children perished in the flames. Mrs Simp-
son, the mother, Is badly burned. The fire is sup
posed to be the work of an incendiary.
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FIRE IN THE WOODS.
SAILING OF THE UNION

BANGOR, Aug 26-1hs fires in the woods are eli
raging In various directions. The damage il immeps
particularly near Ellsworth.
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THE YELLOW FEVER AT SAVANNAH

COLUMBIA. Aug. &c Letters received here from
Savannah, state that the yellow fever is gly
weather is exceedingly hot, and citizens are flyins
in all directions.
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ny ThOMAB w. KEESEE - -
tOffice ct Geo. J. Summers, No. % Pearl stl

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
MONDAY morning next, oath inst commeoein. A.
~ ocIeck at the residence of Mr.. Patrick Brannop.
corner q 18th and Grace streets. al OF his Hopse
nc and Kitchen FURNITURE, cousietirs 81 He'd.
rresas, Z, ather Beds. Bedding, Bureaus, Tables.
Chairs, Washstsnd, nc.
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THE MARKrrs

Col. Thos. H. Benton arrived la Staunton on Fri
day last, en- route for the Springs
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WHIG CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug 26.-Edwsrd Joy Morris wa.
nc minated as the Wing candidate for Congress- from
the ftst Congressional district There are now three
candidates in this field
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NOTICE.-A VALUABLE FARM IN
IN CHARLOTTE COUNTY FOR SALE.-By q

0A&&>>-~~
IN CHARLOTTE COUNTY FOR SALE.-By .
decree OF the Circuit Court of Charlotte County pro-
nounced on Wednesday, the 18th Of March, 1854.
SHALL Commissioner, proceed to sell at public Auc
ton, ON the premises, on THURSDAY. the Slst day
of August 1854. between the hours of IL and g on
credit of one and two years, the tract of land on
which the late Thomas c. Clark, Decd resided con-
tanning $50 acres onehaf of which IL supposed to be
wood Of original growth, remarkably well timbered.
This land lies ON the Richmond and Danville Rail-
road, three miles below Keysville in avery healthy
neiehborhood and il well adapted to the cultivation
of wheat corn, oats and tobsccoi the imRroyements
ing houses and ell necessary out-houses ncludiog
store house. DC. There il also excellent orchard
of apples Of the very best fruit; we'll Of first rate
water in the yard; and it IL considered Of the
most desirable situations in this section Of country.
rim river, and branches running through the land;
and II 10 well wstered. Possession Will be given In
time to seed wheat.
Bonds, with approved security. viii b 70 qured
for the credit paynents and the title viii b
Any person wishing to view the place. WIZ please
call on me at Keysyille Station.
jy 2s-d1m PETER +. CLAhA. CONF
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- CHEAP SHOES FOREVER

The METROPOLITAN IL going ahead Of
everything in selling oil kinds Of Boots and Shoes
very cheap. am selling any entire stock Of Summer
Boots and Shoes, Travelling Trunks, valices Carpet
Bags, &c. at extremely low prices to make room for
an extensive Fall supply So here it goes from this
date. The first come WIN be the best served Ladies
and gentlemen who are in want of Boots Shoes or
Trunks would do well to call at the I" Metropolitan
Store" to make their purchases
The metropolitan Store" 10 at Isl Main It,, EAGLE
Square, next to r. M. Zimmermsu's
CHARLES 8. MAURICE
au "A Hichmond. Va,
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"ANTED-A Female Teacher of unex.
w ceptionable character and qualifications, to
teach English. French and Music. None but South
ern Lady need apply. pleasant situation and lib.
eral salary il offered. Address
Keswick P. O., Albsmarle County
au I'D till LIST Sent
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EXCURSION POSTPONED

BcsroN, Aug. 26.-The proposed excur.ion to Er
rope In the steamer Arctic been postponed unit
Der return from Europe whence she will sail on The
second of September.
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NOTICE.-All persons indebted to Will
~ coz Belts will please call ON WILLIAM A.
WRIGHT, my authorised agent at Dudley & John
stons 40 Main street, and settle their accounte n
out delay. WSEGR
du %o-otN Trustee and ReceiveY
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT

FURNITURE. &c. AT AUCTION
Il Will be sold on TUESDAY, August 29sh, At the
Auc. ion Mart, at 10 O'CLOCK
large invoice of and secondhand FURNI-
Washstanda Loolins Glasses, Safes Chairs, Tables
Lounges Bedsteads. Beds, Mattraases, &c.
ALSO,
Blk new and second-h hand Carpets ef different nat.
terms and variety of tcles too numerous to men.
ton ia an advertisement.
an 25 ALEX. MOTT Auct
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
Special Correspondence Of the Dispaieh
White Sulphur Springs Convention
WHITE srIrHua srarso., /,

WHITE SULPHUR srassos,
August "a, 1854.
The Convention to consider the best means OF
promoting and facilitating the construction Of tie
Covingson and Ohio Railroad, assembled to-day at
II o'clock. Twcniy-eeht counties and the city Of
Richmond and town OF Fredericksburg were re.
presented, and the aggregate number present was
two hundred aud 6fty-eight.
On motion of Mr.. SAMUEL PRrcE, ofiGreenbrs. r,
the Convention was temporarily organized by u Q
appointment Of BENJAMIN II. SMITH Of ksnawi .,
a. iChairman, and JAMES A. CowARprN of Rich.
moad, as Secretary.
On motion Of Mr.. Price. a committee of thir.
teen was appointed to nominate permanent Office .
for the Convention, and the committee having re.
tired short time returned and reported the Fl l.
lowing nominations, which were unanimously
adopted by the Convention:
PRESIDENT.
ANDREW STEVENSON, of Albemarle.
vfcE-PREsrpEsTs
lst Richard C. Morris of Richmond city.
ind Miers w Fisher OF Northampton
Jrd John Cary Of Elizabeth City.
9Th. Peter II. Steinbergen of Mason.
9TH. Allen G. Csperton of Monroe.
9Th. James II. Brown OF kanawha.
7th. Elliott Vawter of Mercer.
sth John NJ McCue of Augusta.
nh. Gen. Gilbert S. Meem of Shenandoah
10th. VIM Smith of Greenbrier.
ilth VIM Overton of Louisa.
eth Daniel G.. Dejarnette of Caroline.
18th. Frederick G. l.. Beuhring of Caben.
18th. John Womble OF the Board of Trade, Rich
mond.
18th. A. T. D. Clifford OF Chesterfield.
SECRETARIES.
JamesA Cowardin, of Richmond. lst Assistant
Secretary, John B. Caldwell, of Greenbrier; 2nd
do, A. w. Quarter of Kanawha; Bird do Richard
B. Msuzy, of Shenandoah 4th do. Charles l..
Wheeler of Lewisburg: 9Th do. A. B. Gilmer o
Lewsburg 9th do. B. II Jones of Fsye.te.
Messrs. VIM Smith of Greenbrier and G. N.
Johnson of Richmond were appointed a committee
to wait upon Mr.. Stevenson and inform him of bis
election, and ha wing discharged that duty, they
ported that Mr.. s. was somewhat indisposed and
requested as a favor, that as 1t was near dinner
time the farther organization of the Convention
be postponed until the afternoon. And on motion
of Mr.. Smith, the Convention took recess until
half past three o'clock
At the afternoon session Mr.. STEVENSON was con-
Quoted to the Chair, and addressed the Convention
for some time upon the objects for which it had a.
sembled.
When he concluded, it was resolved to appoin. a
committee of twenty.one to report upon the bust
ness for which the Convention had assembled.
The Convention then took q recess until eight
o'clock, P. NJ.
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F6IijTF 61Mj


TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
TN ware, TOOLS, STONE rIxTUREs
AND HOUSEH0LD AND KITCHEN TURNI.
TUT At AUC11ON.-oy virtue Of = deed Of frust
executse e me - trus-es and dniy recorded in the
Court Of Hustiues for the city Of Hichmosd, esd
Dssnns date Of Jaly 18th, 1s6l, for the purposes
snen.iI naued. shal proceed to sell at suction on
wEDNESDAY. The 3oih day Of August, 1t the store
% samuel noxes corner Of Broad and "a street, all
snd XII chen Furniture. named in aid deed.
Terms cash on Gel very
- CHARLES G. HANES Trustees.
naie eonducted BY Tho. w. KsssEE, Aucf
b Mr.. BOXES viii remain at the store and ex-
U's 20 any person disposed to psrcf ase any Of the
sc1is. mNefias. Or hxturea previous to the day OF
sa'o' au ~
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E,OR SALE-The Subscriber, intending
E 70 decline business between this and the lse Of
as,,emhsr 1854 will sell privately, at his beau,iul
stors immediateIv under the Odd feilowS Hall, tn
contenfs Of UNCLE sam. consisting OF Bss.room
and Confectionssies. Persons wishing 70 purchase
can Be accommodated By applying 20 ,.,
an 23-6ts ~. =. MAoON.
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eToRM-FATAL EFFECTS OF LIGHTNING.
NEW YoRK, Aug. % "A stable on Ssth street wa,
struck BY lightning during heavy thunder storm,
last night, and man named John Martin killed Ds.
vid Stevenson was also fatally injured.
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New YORK, Aug 26 Tho steamer Union sale,
this morning for Havre and Southampton with fit,
passengers and S200 0e0 In specie.
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Goapo.svILLE, Orange e.. ". ..

JAY n, 1854. y 3-lm.
IRON STUKE.-I5 50 tons Iredegar, Eng
i H.h Re6sea, swedss and Eneiieh iront smoras:
~ I'm. Hoer ~ Piossh Iron; Cast and Enslhh
BIistered, ard American eisfere0 1sseg ~ Doss -
Tin Plate; ton spelser. For ssae y -
aa25 EOWtM MOnLnA. = ~.
BACON 6IDES.-lO Hhds. Prime Dry
- Gdss. fby ais ~ 2. q. ektMkE9
ITO MILLER6.-I have ono Of Leonard
\ smishs f1rey. n II celebrated patent oMU1
8 - SAM. AYkxa
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\ NOTICE TO ALL IN
WANT OF BOOTS AND SHOES

just returned from tho North where he has
selected with great the best materials that could
be bought in the Northern markets. for tho manufsc-
ture of ladies'. gentlemens. misses, boys and chill
drens Boots and Shoes Of quality that can not
city any other city, either for durability or Style
and at low price it possibly be afforded for.
ALEXANDER HILL,
Manufacturer and Dealer In Boots, Sheer,
Trunks. Carpet Bags, vsices, No. IN Main ct.
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RACKGAMMON B O. RID S-Wood,
- bone and ivory Chessmep; bone and hard wood
Checkermen; hne Morocco of extra quality, gilt and
inlsid, Backgammon Boards; Dice Boxes OF leather
and morocco; Domino IS; and many other int erestinR
Games For sale by R. M. ZIMMERMAN
au . corner Main and Isth s,,ast.
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BY THOMAS w KEEsEE.
tofhse Ut Geo J. Summers No. 30 Pearl sf1e
CARGO SALE OF 10000 FEET OF
INCH PLANK, AT AUCTION VIII he sold
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON next, Sept Ist com
menc1ng 81 O'Clock. at lower wharf at Rocketts
ABOUT 4a,ot fee { Of good quality inch plaok.
su2 "a THos w KEEsEE, Auc..
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/ OST-Between Union Hill and Mrs. Pr
- cots, on the Stoney Run Road. Thursdsy ever.
Ing last, large dark Porcelain BREASTPIN, with
tue heads OF two children painted on 1t. The finder
VIII ItceiVe the thenks OF the owner and liberal
an 26-Stt 80 oN--SS'
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BY DUNLOP, MONCUKE co.
GROCERIES, &c. AT AUCTION.-On
~ TUESDAY Morning next, the 29,h inst COM
mencing at 10 O'Clock, we will sell at our Auction
Store, q general assortment of GROCERIES, con-
ssting in part Of
20 hhds. N. o. Sugar. fair to choice quality.
so bbls. Coffee Sugar.
100 bbls. prime retailing Molasses.
so bbls. No. s Mackeref.
10 quarter casks Port Wine
Sherry and Madeira Wine.
French Brandy; Antique Rum: Holland Gin
Sperm and Adamantine Candles
Soap; Mustard, assorted Candies; Raisns.
Gun Pow der and Pouchong Teas
Cigars, some very fine; Ac.&c
ALSO,
Iron Ches'; pair patent Balances
TERMs-Under 500 cash; over that amount, four
months credit for approved ne gotiable paper
DUNLOP, MONCURE CO,
au 26 AuctoneeIs.
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FURNITURE AND CLOCKS-Just re
Il ceived, an invoice of elegant Furniture consist
ing of Sofas, Wardrobes Lounges, Tete-aTetes, Di.
vans. Rocking Chairs, Washstsnds Baltimore Chairs
&c &c-ail of the latest patterns Also, large in.
vice of thirty hours and eight dsy Clocks, of the
most improved and fashionable styles For sale 10
by ALEX MOTT.
au2 5 Corner of Main and 18th sts
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WANTED-Two good TIMERS ac-
w custou,ed to do house work. To such as will
suit, constant employment and the best wages will
be given g.. A. BARGAMIN, Jr,
an le-h Cor. of Main and 10th SITS
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DROPoSALS win be received It the

nROPOSAIS VIII Dc feC6IV&O u 'Gnt
il stors Of Mesus. Saunders Brother. 6sos1 g.,
uofl ist Sept proximo. for the grabbing and ciear
rubic yard ef % much Of fhs KiehmonA sad Char
10 Turnpike hes between the heaA Of tho
Brock Turnpike and South Anna Rivers distance
of IL rifles
The bids may be made ~ seeticBs % fov the entire
Iinc-the Company reservipg The privilege Of &C.
cepsipg any one, or Of Yejectfog oil.
Profile and specification 20 % SEQ q The Store.
JOHN b. CRENeHAW,
an f7-df7 cit REe6t i. + v. Z. Co.
- Rulletin will couy.
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ST TAYLOR : v:TIL711 =.

VALUABLE PHIvAIE RES1DKNCE
ON GRACE 01REET, AT AUC9lGN --On
MONDAY. 20th Aueust, u o,eloek, z. r upoa he
srs1iees Win b snId that sew BRICK HOUSE 81
LOT situated on the eouth s5de Of 0raee street. 81
the East conner Of Adsns s.r:eA esa sdleisipe Ne
fressdence Of Rev J. 3. WafhsIL The Hess con-
slns from eight 70 ten pleasant rooms ms shed In
49, sfytc. with bhck Kitchen afeacbed. ~ he
~ - snpHlied With City Wafes and Gaal The
sfiey IN rear. - - - - =.
st.ls - q THE property, - we'll of the
si3shs peiiding, renders e amoaR the most de-
ntnoIe Of the kind Is markaf -
Terms made known Al ~
:. - TAYLOR wTLLIAMs, Auefs
GALE OF kEAI. EssT1TE n $500
Of The etv 81 in the Cirssl Cssrt
pei isoS N the suit Of Winson assinse CO. 80
~ tne underEEued, ~ therein Sirs-s.S ~; -,
eose to saie, ON MONDAY, he a.h a.. 80 g.
ss ea1 AZ soesocs, one half Of Lot NJ. Vi sSis
back 10 feet. r 80 soAnfps
T.aMs o. sALss-One-fourth cash; the Asl..c.
IN Sx, twelve and eiehteen montha WIN - c1ssrI
notes well endorsed, and the title rets;n.i rss ~
sesaS pcnsy !. fully paid and d.
jv1 THos. w DoswELI, 9. CT
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VALUABLE WHARVES FOR RENT
AT AUCTION Will be re nted on the pre
mises, ON THURSDAY Afternoon, 3lst inst, ct
O'Clock. the Wharves at Rockets known a. s'Lud
Jams w harves" for ono year commencing ON the
lst day of September, 1854.
au Set LUDLAM & WATSON.
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eE300 IN NOTICE.-H you want q
1aA IU HILLS. where you viii lind : the
largest assortment to eelect from in
the city of Richmond, and at prices that cannot 70
to please. His store 10 No. III Main 1t Richmond,
Va. auN
1900 LOST COW.-A large Red
Buffalo cow. The owner Win literally
reward the person who will return her.
Apply at the Dispstch office en- II
~ FOR SALE-A very fine Bay
81 MARE; works well In barnes s nd rides
very .s S''. General AGENT sD; a.. a. Collector
NOTICE TO THE BOARDERS AND
IN TRANSIENT CUSTOMERS or TIE UNI
TED STATES HOTEL-For the accommodation
of The Boarders and transient CUSTOMERS OF fhs a-
tel from this date will place two coacheeo on Msin
street. starting from 18th and Main. to bring thtss
to the Hotel, who may desire IL preyious 70 sseh
isf coach ct ST A. III, b +. NJ and 81 Z. ~; second
cosck II 81 A. H., ii r. H., and 81 u.
The coaches are marked UNITED STATES Ho-
j. Z. NORRIS. Proprietor.
NOAH'S ARK.-Empty Barrels, Casks
IN Furniture, Stoves. ke., for sale. The subsci /.
her hsving erected large lumber hcuse In rear OF
his store in the lower part Of Rockerts the Cor
porssisp line. and one also the Central h. X.
Depot, will be prepared ON the Let day Of October
next to cell cash at either place ell kinds Of empty
barrels snd CASKS second hand fuTnture Of every de-
scrpton. stovs stovepiceA he. delivered 90 any part
&, the Guy o''' p''' ''' H asi {. DEsTLER
an
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ms DAY.


nAMA0ED SALT At AUCTION 81.
- WIN y sold - MONDAY next. IN f6sfA6f Il
e 0cloe.. for aecfH1t ~ ukom & - eooeeTn,
aee4 q the 1ete IRE q = W. Atkineoafo 1sass IN
tosy. On the ecsth rid Of cssy befuoea SIat 80 =
sfrsete Te bc sold 10 several lots
Terms Ca
Sale conducted BY y
D1SEEroHr. ALICE |. co.
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63x LII VRAA<NAs
UNCERTAIN = arc all 6snlan csacala-
u tions With regard 70 Lis .Se.ssss seeso
4 . nore pru3ens aEsapesmsnt whsee - kAnsrT
o. 0yAnDlAM en- msss ths9 = 1870 a. solter ~
a. ~ x.snt 81 tie NU1UA 20 BENEr1x LIFE IN
sURxNCE cOnPAMY ! - svsQ yess peyisa
sJmost evsry case, she Mopsy hse tesn $500 By
shcse so wkcm tt hss been paad.
~ '''-' : D. EKHoWkEI Acsaf.
oAes q ~ Bssaasss. ssssss No - iiiA -.
NOTICE. City - oou11yY 1eeleEs ard
ky lovsrs q eoo1 9E0An4 49, 6. sssse.!s 49,
the largest md @ost ds1lsHh1e - . y.
The city: Ala 0sse q 1ee9 $3.50 ~ -. ~
!. ..: g w. .1e ~ N Ss56x 80
Il sssss sssIsiss HShe - (s ,ss
- !: - =. a : - & ) 1 e
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nLD VIRGINIA HAN6-50 Bacon
~ Hams ANAL size, suitable for hmilies. resolved
and Cor ale By len s. J.J.FAY.
let NECKLACES AND BRACELETS
u Uni akisn Jet Bed 0xnooIots en1 Neeklscee-
Also. Real Cut ard Rieln Jet CsosDe4 bEoesees -
daeA 0SaesletA NeeklaesA. et.a4 49, 49, ~ -
rafy Just opsasd b bukkLEx 80
nUPONT'6 POWDER AND FUSE
L. 9aaa 49, 81 nrn1e1se noeseln9 81 bl<eftse
Powders 10, - oef.si -; - - 81 = ! IN
TTYTCa G006S. BRAID6, FRENCH
XV SG3n0MnnY. hn>~M oroUC0Nx, Maln
49,. 49,. ~ q q Is sssss sssslss
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Mislaid, or by some means be-
~ yond my control, q parcel of RECEIPTS and
90 ne BONDS taken in. As have no agent individ-
ually no person has any rehtful control over Them
the same. w. E. NOBLE.
Morven Amela An, l6-au 0o-1wA
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POYAL PARRISH, COMMISSION MER-
~ CHANT, having located permanently in the
City of Richmond, solicits consignments from his
friends and others OF Wheat, Flour, Tobacco, Corn,
Oats, Bacon. Butter, Lard, and the productions of
the country generally He hopes by strict attention
his office present 10 at Butler Tinsleys, on Cary
street. also offer my services to buy any article in
this market for my friends.
au 4-lmdkc.
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CLEAR WATER-If you want clear
~ water, call ard buy a Mediterranean Filterer ut
RAGLAND BROTHERS.,
au24 North side Baain
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ITEMS,

E@ Prof. A. D. WRIGHT, Assistant
Clerk of the Ohio Senate, died of Chol-
era at Perrysburgh, a few days since.
Z The deaths from Cholera in
BUFFALO, for the week ending the 9Th
number seventy. Of these there were
Germans so, Irish 8, English 1, italian
1, Canadian 1, Swiss l., E~migrants 2,
Travellers 2, American residents A.
II. At MARION, twenty deaths from
Cholera, have occurred during the past
week. This is fast work for as small a
place as MARION, only numbering about
one thousand inhabitants.
e In T1FF1N we are glad to learn
the Cholera has entirely disappeared.
e A few cases of Cholera have oc-
Cured at DELAWARE in this State. A
vacation of four weeks in the Ohio
WESLEYAN University has been deter
mined upon, on account of it.
e The Cholera is reported very
fatal in MARLBORO, Stark county. The
Canton Transcript learns that there
have been altogether so cases of cholera
in the southern portion of MARLBORO
township, of which 16 have proved fatal,
and two more which are extremely doubt
full. Four deaths have occurred in the
village of MARLBORO, making in all &c
deaths. Not a single death has occur
red in the village of Harrisburg, al
though the 16 deaths occurred within
two or three miles of it.
The epidemic has been confined te
Savoyars (Emigrants from Savoy,) with
the exception of those in MARLBORO vii
lage. 1t is now decreasing.
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Ths spanish Re1olution.

The New York. Tribune, after an in
spection of its foreign files, has the fol
lowing: He'
In Spain the triumphant revolution is
for the moment suspended all parties
are waiting to see what course will be
taken by Espartero, whom the Queen
has sent for. This general, with his as
s%ociate, O'Donnell, has the fate of the
Government in his hands, and they can
shape it as they will. Thus far they
have succeeded by the aid of the Re
publicans, who seem not only to be nu-
merous, but very active and enterpris-
ing; but there ~appearsltO be nc proba-
bility that they will have much voice in
forming the new Government.
It seems that the Republicans and
progressive Menarchists long since form
ed a conspiracy for the overthrow of the
two corrupt and unprincipled Queens;
this conspiracy was organized in lodges,
with all the precautions Of signs, pass
words and rules OF secrecy. Neither
Espartero nor O'Donnell belonged to
this organization, but to its efficacy much
of their success is due. A rumor is put
forth in the London Times to the effect
that the Spanish people desirea Union
with Portugal under the rule Of the
present king of the latter country, and
such a result would no doubt be agree
able to the British Queen and to the
Goburg family generally, but we wait
for more definite information before be-
lieving that such a sentiment is enter
tanned by any considerable mum Der Of
Spaniards.
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LUCAS CoUNTY.-The Democracy of
Lucas county held a convention at Tole-
do on Saturday last, to appoint delegates
to the Congressional and Judicial Con-
ventions. The Democracy of Lucas en-
ter the canvas upon the following sub
stantial platform:
ResolUed, That we cherish the princi.
Piles of our Democratic fathers, and rec,
ognize in their triumphs a bright hope
for the future.
ReSolUed, That the Territorial policy
of the present Administration presents
considerations upon which Democrats do
and may differ, and we deem it inexpe.
dent to hold them politically response.
lie for their individual opinions upon
that question.
ReSOlved, That the best test of Dem.
ocrat is ar nnScratched ticket.
ResolUed, That we approve of the pol.
icy of giving to actual settlers a home
stead of l60 acres, on condition of resi-.
dence, and that this policy should include
not only citizens of the United States,
but foreigners who have declared their
intention to become citizens.
A resolution was also adopted instruc-
ting the delegates to the Congressional
Convention to give their support to HEN.
RY S. CoMMleER, Esq. for nomination.