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SITUATION 4, TE,IHtk MANrEn

YOU NJ wan Gur.!rrd to lrarn tanrOU-h! 4
"A l!.h branches ui tiuchi!U#. 1"g-tu"r vi i"'-
slr.> to obtain - -I'uaUnR ~ IA" country
The lI.Irs, ;.-tImDnIrI- ~ ~ character, f,F""''
Sc .cIr D" even. 4 IiE"r. &C : R.s!InIpmi -
Npy 7-tt
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BlGAMI AND AMALGAMATION.-Some dav-
since Il culnrrd IMAM named MERIT Williams, cook on
board the steamship Jamcstnwn. was arrested IN New
York city, charged with bigamy, IN having II colurrri
and Il white wife, ia" maiden name al tho latter being
Margaret Curoul, residing at Albany.
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OFFICE or JAS RIVER AND $40"

NOV VI" ~
4 \ adjourned meeting Ut ~" S:prsr1i - "
"a Jane. River nuG han,wra Con.p"ry -. =
nj tn.. Office "m I~u--dry, :no !.,I of D"c"la9" -
!: p'rlprS, i. u.
Nv 7-.gs WEI 7 HrXfOnn. .r-rL
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ADJ0TKNMRNT OF AHNLAL MEET

49, ia ROAD CONrANT. D..
~ scrorfsnce with the w..hc' Of a "GiA''' .
.%. and o,h.r ci,izcut Of R.chmor4 "e!. "..
Wr itr.ran. ,xo 0: TIE SAKE proA.ts; =, i..r
zen, 10 the sijOurnm'n' OF thr An"'h' "'"
a cop,!,rr with me Norfolk Convention. mean, .nL
/ dem it ,rop-: 20 -'v. I'M. no'rr 10 ) ,Ir met
.,,y ,,,r.l ana yrcns., ~ iY-"'if" 1si n,. #
STANTON on the Pm aIll ~ "h'' q '..;s ~ ,ch!r.
,tur sholirrs, 70 adjourn OF 20 ",'''r1 STf,EE r.,
notice will BE- gwen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07

At a meeting OF the Democratic purity Of kauawlia
county, at the Court House, Oh the .3d day of Octo-
Der, 1851, Jacob Goslorn was appointed chairman and
John a. Warth secretary.
The objects OF the meeting having been explained
on motion Of +. l.. I'roun,
Resolved, That twenty-five delegates he APPOINTED
by the chairman 70 represent the Democratic party
Of this county in the State Convention nj St"unton,
on the Both day at November next, and that any other
Democrats of this county who may he present At sand
Convention be- also authorized Ia net H. delegates.
The following gentlemen were appointed by the
chairman, under III. above resolution:
Jamc- IL. Fry, james II. Brown, Edward kcnna,
Elisha W. McCump, Thos. l.. Br"m, Adam Is. Lit
tlepuge, blackwell Chiffon, John lively, Davidson
u. Atkins, Joseph {. Chiffon, Bcni. 5. Thompson,
Guy =. Matthews, joseph l.. Chandler, Samuel Is.
Rust, ~lIczckinh Agec, john X: McClnn"iIon, Richard
l.. Roberts, John lIamsGcL, Eli Jarrett, Thomas j.
Buster, Layton j. Wlllan., VI vi. W p. Wyatt, Rp-
bert Blain, Jacob Myers, A.. i Fry.
On motion, the chairman anl secretary OF tile
meeting were added To the above delegates.
On motion nf james II. Fry,
Resolved, That while this meeting believes TINT n
decided majority of the Democratic party Of this
county are IN favor of the nomination Of Henry y.
Wise as their candidate tnr the office Of Governor OF
Virginia, we pledge ourselves Ia give IL the nomince
of the S,auntun Convention, whoever he may be, our
hearty and united support.
Resolved, Tint Win. +. Richie and Roger a. Pry-
or, of the city of Richmond be, and they are hereby
appointed. aIterna,es for the county Of kanawha i'll
said Convention.
Resolved, That the kanawha Republican, Rich.
mond Enquirer, Examiner, South-Sido Democrat, and
Virginia Sentinel be requested 10 publish the proceed
ings Of this meeting.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
JACOB GOSllOiS, Chair man.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07

TT III I.WY"TTT'
TO TIE DEMOCRACY OF RICHMOND CITY.
Would it not be well for us meet together on Friday
night next 10 consult together about the approaching
Convention al Siaunton! ONE OF Your PARTY.
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sIEEEI PATEKS LO$T.-Lo., on

H.LLt ln,r, between ~" corh'r OF I"'I
s,rcc;, md the CaraI. ny FREE PAPth-. =.
.urln.rd m a .innli TN box To he hnf'r ""' =.
ti,,u a, :Gc Enquirer Counting Room VII So:
~. on. GJ.lhr. I'LL" :'''i'
Nv .-+H' AF:gc - S'.."i' -
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TIE GENUS OF LOVE.

VIC 80! tho following from. tho volume II! Go!1'
smiths Poems. ESSAYS TO which WAS noticed in last
Saturdays i,;crary column
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07

--,vryG 20 20 West, lbour rhe middle OF No'.~
",siii i've attention 10 any bus!n"ss r"'r"'''
-. .e.,,or Communications nluy Dee n:dI'-'. g
Chico, Illinois. or through the h2g." - MM.,,RRg,
& Pclk.n., in Richmond. JohH ,.c,r,: s: -
Oct. a-iI4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07

Il c. Factory, capable OF Accommodating 81
In M!Lua. SUr'h Carolina. will he odd 81 pLbA' =
rhr third S~r'uriny Ia November. uHl.', provo
,.s.~d Il. la Which ri.H; no'!c" VII b" ,:'"n. Irn.,
lrrtury tIply I" II"!.D!Ab ~
.,y i'd, Milton. y. CIR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07
YOT READ TUE "NEwSBOYt',

xSHAyE YOI T. THE "SEWSBOYt"
49, Nov Ill
sTo>,THE ANNUAL. n"etnS Of the Union rcncvo.
st~E. lent SurIrty OF Richmond will b" h"i On Tn"-.
Ing In" 7h Instant. in ia" Fire. rr",lyirIlnn Church. k"v.
Nj Morrc'.. nj Il o'clock. ?. ". several hlrrcs.cs ni,y
be expected.
,y-.SaTTENTION !-1i" attention Of III" inrDliG
O. IL respectfully called to or ,mlr Of very valuable
rcnl r.tn;c Oh Main str.,t. between lih aud 18th .'rrr.s.
colurnrnciu, NJ | O'Clock, +. NJ. 50" auction had.
Nov GODDIS & APPEI:OH.
HNEATHER D~CsTERS.-A Ir"sh supply ni NIL!
fiGrs Of tca,lI-r Du5.err, jGs; opri't nHI tor "a" hy
Nov UII.hIEN 3 60.
IVORY TABLE CUTLEIY.--A large ana b"auiI.
luI assortment, u: Ivory Table Cutler" IN set. or ~ IT,"
,luglr dozen. Game aud Beef CSIver-. %r"'lE. kun" %rrrp.
cncr.. sc, Tor sale low by BtIkl.El { co,
q ABORElt FOR will hire out icr .hr
~ balance o: the y,hT. Il very strong negro inan OF mil.
die mc". lOLtE = coon. Agents.
Suv. :
SERVANT FOR SkLE-Wr will sell privately.
- To remain IN or hn0u; III" cry, n likely S"grI Man, ~
v,nr. Of ugr, possessing all 'hr qualifications ~ n goUi
i.ou.c .,rvuIr. hmi Of good character.
N.v. TOi.ER s. COOE,A .cuts
uprt:GY FOR sALE--W" hnys a srcon,l.nhud
FL Buggy, which W." vii! sell low.
Nov. 1DLER s. q A:"Lt..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07

nwELLING FOR HE>T T%s hs ~H f.ni
rnr the mo.tiF,,crn Irhria",'m "e eu CAY ]
some block OF IL" hr;. ,Ir.
';ree'. between ~ TOLER . COOK. AZ
-, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07

CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP
BEEF-S2 20 Z SiOJ & s:os'. witch =
s. ~ rrt.
HOG=-$6 e huadi rl. Supply m0drIL,r
SHFEP-Hurtou s"ii for g. II pirc":r >
and hyperion Sheep. LGn!j', Or!as s2fs3 cLcA, ,
10 Iuai!iy.
I"AL-Cs'n- ii: tor v"rl sol. a, :ir = esrs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07

.tkHIIIE MAkkTTI. HOV.
TurACcu -i."rrp'. .unli. Il br:,k drma.l tor .
W." quot. Lug, i"p'" Md lrIl.t, I u s.. Conn, .
i To ; & nod and Frlr, : 20 - Emo Sh';::.g nnl
.n., " 1" 81. Fine hrHUisctIrIns none "1' rn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07

'T""' T'T'EF 'TNlNTsTETFI NJ
FLOrH -Pric"- nt ~tri" and Ohu nro u tide
Gales Oi,tC1 bul-. Ohio ~ &c 7Jgsn.
Southern j. unchanged, with n limited bu-!ue.,
vIuU' rut"-.
NiIrnt L, nominal a; 90 - !nr ~sou,ncgr Wh!:e
Cora u q trl;i' A.!.i,r, w!lh ~"."s ui WcG.cIH .
~, 0SIr .ui yrl,uW III srr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07

piAEiLIE NhkkET%, NOV. 8
ToaAc,o.-Lu.. IA 81 ordinary Leaf > t. ~
y".!pw manufacturing GrEi:'s"- IL: to 80 b.! 4
uIarN"t. Hur ia i"HIuui.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07

WILLIAMSBURG GAzEr rE.--Thr publication al
this paper, after Il suspension of some weeks, has
! been resumed under the control Of Mcs-rs P"y'"n 4
Necl, Editors, A.. A. Mel, Proprietor. tn" Editor II
n Democrat firmly believing in tho Fundamental
principles of the great National Democratic party n.
eypuunded by Jefferson and Madison and expressed
subsequently hv national platforms" lie SAYS hl-
journal will breath" Southern interests III every line
and on every page. nnlt to the rquare md piuinmc' OPP
bose all cnrruachglent OH her rights and honor by
Northern Sap-suckers and free soil "Nat turner's.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07

L. S. DISTRICT CorRr.-This tribunal, for the
Eastern District Of Virginia, commenced is la.l scs-
sion in Norfolk on Wednesday last, Judge llHlybur-
ton presiding. The Grand Jury found an indictment
against james Courtnay, for the larceny III n gold
watch, THE property vi u Mr.. Fry, OF kanmwhH coun'
ty,) at Old Point.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07

The Banner CoCSrY.-.i beautiful banner wnS
presented to the county of Powha,an, Thursday, by
the State Agricultural Society, through its President,
tina, county having eivon the greatest amount of Pc
cuniary aid to tho Society in proportion 10 its pnpula.
linn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07

The NORFOLK CoSvENrIoS.-Thc Internal I'M
provernent Convention, about which we have for
some time past kept "ur readers advised, will meet to-
morrow, the 9Th inst.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07

RoRsrxG \ ViRGISIAy.-.i boarl"r NJ Jones Ho'
tel, Philadelphia, named j. III. Taylor, from Mr'Sieli'
burg, was iefraudod on; Of S2ti5, on Friday last, ncar
Paramount, by means of the ball game.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07

A FAIlrRr.-Tuesday last WINS the day fixed by
the Millcri,cs for un end to all earthly things. There
hns been either Ii pnStponemcn' of the great event. ''
n failure Of the prophecy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07

Tnr Cattle G,NE.-At the Agricultural Fair or
last year, in this city Mr. Sam Cottrell of HenT'roc oun-
~, was ~swinilc,l out OF several hundred dollars by n
fellow who pretended IN be a wealthy farmer who OBJ
tanned the consent of Mr. C.. 10 assis, him IN the purchase
OF some fine stock; and at the Fair just closed a SINH
lrr swindl- has been practiced upon a citizen OF the
same county. The Dispatch gives the particrlars.-
Mr.. Joseph {. lialey, oil Friday last, WAS approached
by two men, who called him by lame, near The |. ;.
Hotel. One OF them seked hun 10 puy the other s30o
for some cattle which he desired 10 purchase, promis-
inc to refund the money ne soon rs they could set 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07

a MoSrNESr.-A Monumeu, of beautiful design
AMI execution, has just been completed i'll Wheeling
to bc placed over the remains OF the late Hon. Juo' +.
Snodsrass, OF Parkersburg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07

BARnEorr.-The FREQ barbecue, given at Moons
Ferry Road Tho present terminus Of the Richmond
and Danville Railroadl on last Saturday week, was
we'll attended, Notwithstanding the inclemency Of the
weather.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07

lIENRIco CIRCUIT CuuHr.-JcDGg CLcProS.--
On Saturday, Patrick Fcency. charged with poison.
ing 40 COWS. the property OF Mr.. John b. Crcn,lrnw,
WAS tried and acquitted. J. Is. Young, Esq, for tic
Commonwealth; and A. j. Crane and }. :. Caokic,
Esgs, for tlc accused.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07

LOST Is THE AncrIc.-It has been aScertaincd
Tint Ms. Ellen y. Hay. 4 highly accomplished Indy'
the mistress of five different language. II nHtiv" ~
Waterford, ireland, and n relative o; Mr.. Peter
McKinnev'a family, residing nj Port WaIti1"ll. was
among the victims of the Inflated Arctic.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07

PRICE, OF PoKK.-A small drove al Hogs, the first
this season, pnssel through Bedford county, on We'd
ncsdny last, en- route for Lynchhurs. 80 per hun
dred lbs, was asked by tho holders.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07

Mr. Wura's sinpr. nio s1GaTc "E. Ms' ita''} ~" 80;
mai wiikud Mi. tho IInr:.Lalps #" IL" Ei'i'"'H'"'
place, vhsfG b., lost sight, ii ni.n ami Of Tho 'uan "a''
received Tie moucy. Tho game il MI "d oat. aud W.;
arr rather ~rurpri.,,l ,c hear Of liz having been i'a"ed
anon n man ui IL, Ilalnv'- str.II;T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07

prrrRsBrRG DyMocRAcY.-Thc Democrats Of Pc
tcrshurg met on Saturday evening. and resolved 10
meet again on the third Thursday OF the present
month TO select Delegates To the Staunt"n Convention
10 nominate Il Governor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN KANAwHA

DANIEL. l.. GARNER, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07

The Misunderstanding morning WIS the cool
est OF the season. lee readily formed III exposed st-
u"t!ons after sunrise. Last week the weather "h'
"pprcssIrely warm, Us many in attendance" ut u"
Fair can testify.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07

THE THEArRE--Ths talented actress. Mr..
Farrcn, is now going through all engagement; at the
Theatre Of this city. To-ni.h. she represents "Evad-
nc" i'll the play Of that name.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-07

DEAru.-wc were surprised and panied Yesterday,
to hear OF tho doa;h of Mr.. Gustavus Jarvis. of Hem
rico county-n gentleman long II rc.iicn: of that coun'
~, in tho Immediate vicinity of this city. He died,
We understand, Of pneumonia, after II short Illness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-01
Obituary..


Mr. JAWS MOORE, q revolutionary veteran, died the
10th inst at Metuchen Middlescx county " j. in the
Tooth year Of his age His death BY injuries
received by fall the ice In January last
which time he accustomed to walk twelve miles
day so extraordinary considering his advanced age
the yigor and elasticity of his frame During the
utionary he employed in furnishing elohRg FOR
the American army and he beheld from the shores Of
Staten Island In l1s6, the English feet under Sir VIM
howe enter the harbor Of New York.
me faNtueket Gd:,ae chronicles the death in North
roVdenee on the It'll Of February last OF revolution
airy VCsrsn BY the name of SALISBURY FREEMAN aged 95
years lie served throughout the war Of independence
wa present az TIE surrender Of CORVALLIS at Yorktown
ana ok part 10 many OF the battles OF the revolution
ne sad ocen IN the asylum at North Providence .
ing him and his wife.
Mr DAMn Ross, oflpsvieh, revolutionary pensioner
and the Oldest phabtan Of the town being nearly nine
tyscvcn years q age died the oath ult He enlisted
In the war OF the revolution in 1875 while st an an
prentice. The Salem Gosetc states that the mother Of
Mr. Ross lived TO the age Of 100 and a brother also
revolutionary soldier TO the age OF S. when he died from
an accident Mr. Ross has always enjoyed robust health
up 70 the time Of his last Illness.
Died in stonington Conn the Goth ult, HAWAII
GoopN aged lo6 years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-01
Marine AHnIrs.

THR ALLEGED SLAVE BRIG GLAMoRGAS.-rhe Boston
Tur,er this vessel which arrived at Boston 2Sth
inst in charge Of prize crew. suspicion of being
aser ia brig OF about $50 tons and OF Ambriz in
tie act supposed Of putting in for cargo Of slaves
When the Perry Capt Page hove in sight she attempt
ed 10 escape, but Lieut. nownes with party
oereo INTO the boats To pursue her. After fatigung
chase of ten hours the wind failed and the vessel
oyeraken, boarded and captured without resistance
There board a Portuguese supsrcarVo with two
slaves. These Capt Page put shore The two men
Portuguese District Attorney Haet, has taken the
usual preliminary steps and the United States Marshal
has arrested the accused slave dealers and also take
Charge Of the vessel The preliminary examination viii
take place before United States Commissioner l. Wood
bury
AMERICAN VESSELS ~ IHR BAIuc.-The following Ia
probably the basis Of the teegraphe despatch that three
feet in the Baltic. young officer board the yul-
ture, writing home to his friends at Plymouth England
under date Of Copenhagen, April s. says
Neexpect 20 e ordered TO Revel Three ships
ssnt tasrs day or to capture three Ameres an
1resk in order 20 dischsrge their cargo
4e for the RnsYans, soour ships gone mob
be them a Juo and lawful prizes and hope that this
aIair will turn sp little prize money.
The only American vessels known TO be In Tho vicinity
OF the Baltic the ships Strelna Flying Chlders
nd bark Sherwood which ut sineur April bound
t. Ccnssd II Is not probable that they have ing
con'raband Of board, though the English feet
ma attempt to proven. their going to Cronstadt-Bos.
IN Gy1velLer, AprfI 20.
WRECKS on THE CoAsr oF GREAT BRrAN.-The Official
report on this subject states that far be
taoed nearly 500 wrecks with the loss OF about $40
e. occurred the coasts and within the OF the
nted Kingdom in the year 1854 In the terrible gale Of
January 1854 257 wrecks occurred on the coast with the
loss Of $50 lives In the year 1882 the total number Of
wrecks was 100 and the loss Of life upwards Of 300
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-01


SHIP ALBION Williams, from Norfolk for Liverpool PUT
Ro H.. ssS % ha.1 Ia
ported ashore on Berry Island was sold as she for So
BAs1 GnS., a Charleston from Cardiff experienced las
ssivsa some damage to the hall During The blow
damage TO spar, and sas also passed large quantity
wrecked materials. wh.,.men.
Bsor Al " s s Is Ri: S
. do VII OIL to be 'hipPiss n home;
fsa' Zip
With Larger had e. ~:
suansi!i.; and drirt lee 9th lat - ios .
SHIP state Right, from Liverpool for s.,.nnsh Feb p
western Islands, on the 10Th Of March
Ship kalamazoo from Liverpool for Savannah Feb Is on
s SIP ET ri ssT from NY'rh for Liverpool
Bark Princes. Alice Br), from Liverpool for Savannah
Feb ''' on c'''l''' Eo Be; Ports.
son e, iss APRIL ship Albion Williams Nor
- :. - Home Ports.
sss 1ssss;sss
s::sss T:s Ny
I6sToN "a 10 AN bark. Turk Small. P.ls,.s
steamer City Boston Baker PSsdelphis; ship oes.s
s.xy "a: A$i' sss'
ss1s ss;
@ "a AKIN.
n r1.sss ssi Say eF yss Sid
S as a s as
from Liverpool for ssvsnn AL. c.,,u
Gasss
Smith nessrs SrorR; Esry %.e sssss
pssa
ss % ana esl S
and on s
Cld bark Jps Dean Mallory; New Orleans sshrs Ala,
hs%eS,sS f.ns. ssis:iy se ss i SFsrs
JOHN TSis sy .nsy
New sSssi
ssTs essy s';s
Ss:$; e. S,. f $:niSs
s.
Mustard a. FEB 6srn.tio' bsyeTs.gs AZ Iss n Mary
' ssys s.s. esIre ASR ssa ysssss s.
i ss Snap. n0 Gv ss.. Ga, d1yi :s.
ship. Daniel ws6stsE bsssy San Js.n, Me Eipor.do
Eliza Eavton, Snow Ricimond: Mary BrS Robinson Be.
lise, Hon.
lowed 70 18th ships Harvest Queen William bark
Catherine: 18th, ship 50 Louis, Maid Of orlsars
NORFOIK-Arr April "a, schrs ID Wen worth, Wenk :
worth Boston; Abby Weld, Rockland
NEWAskcrsid April o. soor South Wind KsiissS-
PoRfLAN p-ArI April q; brss xenophou, York, Mater
12tk inst Rush, Leach Sierra Morena
inst; sehrs orenda PinkhAm Chsesto Excel Hamilton
Carter Greek Va; Msry smith, Fl ksburg Isssr
Achorn Morrill,, NYoxk; Canton. johnson lphia
for Bath Warrior wshan NGorh sa sAeo for Roeklsnd
sey, Davis Havana hriss Sara Voss Kelley 40; Me-
chanc, Msrryman, do hssatlan Dix do President Tay
lor Boardman CArdenas Prens Hohbe Carver do sehr
AdriannA, Sargent Matansas
SAVANNAH-Arr April "a shin vi Dorado CRr, Morris
ton, Liverpool scbr AbsonA Wymsn Rockport Me. ca
\ ship Agenora tBr. Wilson Liverpool
sALEn-Arr April Is briggs Gambia, Muea, BAthurst
Africa Dprush, bsK1nsis, Eaxpors f0r Philadslphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-01

ANOTHER VICTIM OF SPIRITuALrsM-SuIcrDE IN
LAwRExoB.-The socalled spiritual manifestations, or
more properly speaking deusons have already, unhaP
PLY, victimsed many well disposed but very weak
minced persons who became infatuated and delndcd
by the mysterious phenomenon and its unchristan fall
neious and ridiculous teachings that they actually
tempted and driven oftentimes to the commission of
suicide in order to more fully realise the happiness in
the spirit land OF their deusve dreams IL Is only the
parents and relatives Of the unfortunate victims Of this
destructive mental and physical deusive phantom that
can realise the awful effects Of the decisions We regret
that Lawrence should furnish sad picture as the fol
lowing-Two young ladies, Emily A. Luke and Augusta
H. Ramsdell took, last Saturday evening, portion Of
audanum with the idea Of going to the spirit land to-
geher The first Miss Luke) took about ounce, and
died at O'Clock on Monday morning. the other Miss
RamsdelD says she took swallow from the bottle. On
being disturbed about IL O'Clock by the groans Of Miss
L. she vomited forth what she had taken and escaped
the fatal fate Of her unfortunate companion The above
facts we're drawn out by the Coroners inquest and
yeydict yspdsrsd Accordn1y.-Lawwes SENTINEL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-01
NEWS BY RAPH.
Interesting from Nassau, N. p.
MARINE DIsAsTERs-THE SALT TRADE.


CHARLESTON, April %, 1854
BY the arrival Of the schooner Mary at this port from
have intelligence from that place to the 10Th
instant
The bark +. H Chaplin, from Nassau for Baltimore
was wrecked of Nassau bar on the goth of March.
The bark Cuba, from New York for Apalachicola,
wrecked Berry Islands the 2ls of March, part Of
her cargo saved
The ship James Wright from Boston for New Orleans,
totally lost Barret's Point, Grand Bahama,
the Both Of March The greater part of her cargo
saved Seven vessels went ashore the place
within forty eight hours.
The hulls of the following vessels sold at Nassau
the 18th instant The Sachem for ss5 So Salisbury,
s2l3; Choctaw sl73 SO; Cuba, s25 Pontatoe SAL SO.
The empty casks in the hull of the Salisbury brought
$40. The cargo of the Choctaw brought sa2 The
spars of the Cuba brought 800 The salvage the Pom
tatoe amounted to SIS per cent the sachem 60 per
cent and the Orlando, rs per cent on the original
cargo saved while she ashore the Grand Bahia
ma, and 33 per cent what saved after she be
total wreck Nassau bar; the Choctaw, =;
Troubadour, SO per cent the James Wright SO per
cent.
The brig Globe, OF New York. went ashore the 4th
instant Dog Rocks but subsequently got OF, and
arrived at Nassau the 18th instant, in tow of a
wreckng schooner. The salvage amounted to s. 100.
Islands on the 30th Of March, got of with the
lance of the wreckers and the captain would immediate
y return to New York. without repairing The salvage
on the ship amounted to $50 900 the salvage on her
cargo has not been awarded.
The Nassau Herald Of the 18th inst says the wrecng
schooner Sarah fell in with dismasted brig laden with
hides Nicaragua wood &c. fifteen miles north Of Riding
Rocks The dismasted vessel being towcd into Mas
sau by the Sarah
Spanish brig from Malaga for Cuban port, was
lately wrecked at nagua Her cargo consisted of Wines
raisins. &c.
New lighthouses to be erected Cay Lobos and the
Great Isaac.
The total loss of property wrecke. on the Bahamas
during the last three weeks is estimated at from $780,
600 to 81 ,OOO, coo.
At lnagua the weather dry and favorable rak
ing. None Of the other salt islands had done anything
in rakng At Long Islands about II 900 bushels of last
years salt remained on hand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-01
FIRE AND DREADFUL ACCIDENT IN PROVIDENCE

FIRE AND DREADFUL ACCIDENT IN PROVIDENCE.
The cottage house at the of Myrtle and Broad
streets owned by Gardner Swarz and occupied by his
son, George Swartz, was destroyed by fire yesterday
years old in upper ROOM and it appears had OBJ
tanned some matches. His mother heard him scream
and fastened to the room, when she found the bed
FIRE but being blinded in the smoke and bewldered BY
the confusion and excitement she could not first find
the child When she did, the flames had extended so
far that she could escape by the door She rushed
fanticaly to the window which she dashed through with
her hands and arms and then threw out her child and
jumped after him She shockngly burnt that she
Is not expected to recover and the child is also badly
injured, though not so desperately the mother
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