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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-28

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Texas, Il published by authority in the Austin papcrs
To enact criminal laws simple and inieligibe - 10
dispense vi lawyers. Abolition of the Grand Jury
Abolition capital punishment Abolition u all EN-.
perance laws. As slavery and democracy fndamen-
Tally opposed to each other and the former
cesssrily be done away eseh state u IL ds
posed abolish the Evil should be empowered to cali in
the aid Of the general government The greater the income
q man the higher must he be taxed. No religious
Instruction in schools. No teacher who Is preacher
Abolition of the oath, matter Of res sanction
Abolition Of laws respecting sunday days Of prayer.
Congress and Houses OF Representatives should be
opened with prayer.
FUSION OF WHO'S AND SOFT SHELL DEMOCRATS IN
wEsTCnEsrER COUNTY.
Considerable excitement prevailed at White Plains
terasy IN consequences 81 the hard shell democratic bolt
ing horn the county convention, motion being made
by soft shel democrat 10 appoint committee IL confer
ence 10 meet IKE committee, appointed Ia BE- ap-
pointed by the chg, with view OF fusing and form
Ing union ticket br county officers.
The iorty-hve bard shells who Withdrew, organized
meeting the Court House and resolved to hold
no conuunin With The Seward wings and black r.pas
liesns and sink swim with the principles which they
have thus for advocated as party. They hold
u.eeti and convention next week.
The soft she democrats and wings each appointed a
committee Of conference and they, at very late hour
agreed upon ~. following union ticket
FOR county ,lerk......-. lewis Z ilstt, wing
For surrogate ........... Robert H. Coles, detu.
For sbenn. >. ;........... Lsniel a Little, dem.
For County Judgs. VIM. H. Robertson, whg.
For Justice Of Sessions. :. Robert u. Cooper dem.
For Superintendent u Poor Nehemiah H. Adams wing
SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, wEsTcBgsrgR co.
ING ustRhles me wing As~lnby convention fDf thr
Second Assembly District In westchester Co met at
IN. oravanpnm House, white Pains, on Tuesday last,
and after biief sitting, resolved 10 make nomns
uon ~ the pre- ent time under the existing circunsAD
ces ~ aniicspated fusion with the democrats
J. ~ Beers In the course ~ few remark, Which ap.
pesred meet the approval II the convention declared
that II preferable the wings should endorse AMI
support the democratic nominee In that district rsher
than give the "Burmsh Pootrssu tho least chance oeec
ing their candidate.
PIErY AND rKAYRRs roR SINFUL sRKrHREs.
The Portland Me-. Argn ssys;-We informed by
good authority that at BAPTIST convention held In Ken
nsbec county since election resolution passei In
substance foIsws.-
Whereas several f brethren, AZ the recent cleo
tien, voted Agan,t the present State aimiaislra,on
therefore,
pesoived Ts the prayers Of tn. eharche. BE- request
20 IN their bebA that they may be forgiven this sin sn'
Be brought y, repentance.
corTe, yondent q the Cevelsnd, Ohio, Lsi>r urge
the appoiD ment Of Joshua Gliding AboIionis, 50 III
United SENATE By the free soi republican Legs
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drawing and TO the democratic principle
that dresms OF annexation TO tho United Sta 10
and that there has been party in that sense
We have hsd proof OF this in the last revelation
The insurgents against the government Of General santa
Anna sf Monterey have declined TO cooperate with Cara
vsjs although the latter hAA come To their aid and he
bad therefore TO quit the country and the frontier
with all his ilibusters.
That statement Is not true The people restricted than
selves 10 into the houses II the Minister'S AZ
whom public indignation strongest; carrying way
the furniture and burning the pu bic sqaAra but
nothing was stolen Tho condua Of specie belonging
tne merchants which left Mexico, arrived Vera
81 ana Whole flesse 20 insert this letter in your Jour-
nal and accept the thanks Of your devoted ssrvant
PACHEC0, Mexican Minister.
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ARRIVALS At TIE PRINCIPAL hotels
YEHTERnAY.s

AMERICAN HOTEL Hutchinson, Monroe;
Mrs Burden. H Marons, w T Ulrick, Merits "
b Hubbard, N Y; Cloukner kieharason sS W
lady. Va; Nickerson, Boston; T. Dsoney:
Palmer l. r; Bslon. Geo Finch, baket
n Hyef Petsbg; w D Yong. Rishmond: bottA
San francisco; o Shields. York Line: irsisn,
Philad; 8 Fl McKenny. Lynchbs; Burks; Apo
msttox; Jones jr, w 81 Perkins. BucLinsh.mi
Hesbes G Greenleaf, Goskin; David Fiske, rorts
meutb; w Hesssn, Va; Miss Hobieson. VIA
scrusss Powhatsn; Page. Misc II Page, Cum
berland; A q Brown. Amelia; G Q Merritt. DR. Re-
Hubbard, N Y; J N Smith, Purser Jamestown; w
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-W q Garland, Albsmle;
Z w King. Tenn; r TAYLOR, Powhatan; D KiseI
Roanoke; ] Paxton, Clifton Forge; ) Crawforc.
Cumbd; r M Heack. Pstton:bnrg; D Bisset, Pessne;
J C Wal.on, w L billiard, Boissesu. Franklin.
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MARINE NEWS.
roRr OF RICHMOND. April 10.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Schr Orianns, futile, New York, s days. mdss., D.
Currie. @45
schr Cassabeas, Hayland. New York, hay, Mark
Downey
Schr VIM. Colquitt Phillips, Baltimore. w. D.
Colquitt K Co.
SAILED,
steamship Jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdse.
and passengers.
Steamer Belvidere, Pritchard, Baltimore mdse.,
Ludlam & Watson.
sehr Geranium, Wallace, Back River.
SIDNEY AUSTRALIA, Sept 3O-Arr'd, schr Wide
Awake. Tarlton, Richmond
Rio JANEIRo, March lard, schr Virgirian, Ken
nsdy, Richmond.
PORTLAND. Me April 6-Arrived, schrs Banner,
Moore, and Mayfower. Moore, from fremont for
Richmond; schr D. H. Baldwin, Sands Fredsricks-
burg. r
PHILADELPHIA, April 8-Clesred, schr Jno. Gross,
Sterling; Petersburg.
DISASTERS
NORFOLK. April 9-The brig Mary Perkins, from
Boston, bound to Alexandria, with an assorted
&c, has put in here with loss Of foremast
The schr Gardiner Pike. from Porto Rico, bound to
Norfolk, has also put in here with loss of foretop-
mast, spsrs sails, &c aud her deck load. She has
cargo of sugar and molasses
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MONUMENT TO A SAILoR.-A handsome monu-
ment has just been completed in Philadelphia,
which Is soon to be shipped to Shanghae, Canton.
and to be erected In the foreign burial ground
over The remains of VIM. A. r. Scrogey. a Young
Philadephian, who died on board the U. S. ship
'andalla, during her last cruise. The monument
Will be the first sample of American marble plant
ed In that remote region. Young Scrogey left a
mother in Philadelphia. His conduct during the
voyage was such as to endear him to both officers
and men, and this tribute of respect to his memory
10 the spontaneous offering of his shipmates. and
the generosity of Messrs N. L. & Geo. Griswold,
OF New York, one of whose ships will carry out
the monument The deceased was remarkably
alike for great personal beauty. intellectual powers
and correct manners and department.
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CLOTHING EMPORIUM We stepped into
Mr.. II. Riddick's Clothing Emporium for chile
9th and 9th, yesterday morning, and were really
surprised to find such large variety of clothing
for Juveniles that gentleman has ON hand Coats,
pants, vests, sacks and every thing else necessary
10 the most fashionable style, and made In the best
manner. This establishment must be very popular
with mothers and others, who have boys to clothe;
for Ia addition 10 saving them the trouble of cutting
fitting and making, Il furnishes them the latest
fashions for masters dresses for ages varying from
three 10 seventeen years. and ct prices that must
ensure purchasers. Az Mr.. Riddick has Just re-
eeved bis spring supply Of clothing parents would
do we'll 10 call Immediately aud suppy their chil.
dren before the assortment ID exhausted, or picked
over.
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BOOKS.-Travels in Eu.

rope and the East-a year in England, Scot
land. Ireland, Waller, France, Belgium. Holland,
Germany, Austria, Italy. Greece. Turkey. Syria Pa.
leatne. and Egypt. By Samuel Irenaus Prime; 2
vols, beautifully iustrated-S2
The Literary Life and Correspo udence of the
Countess of Blessingtep; by Il. r Madden, M. r. 1.
A 2 vols with portrait-$2.
The Story of the Peasant Boy Philosopher, or
Child Gathering Pebbles on the Sea Shore; by Hen
~ Mahew-75c.
An Introduction to Practical Astronomy, with a
Collection of Astronomical Tables; by Elias Loomis
l. L. D.-$I so.
Frank Leslies Fashions for April, containing all the
late Fashion Pates-25c.
For sale by GEO. M. WEST,
ap 1l-2t Exchange Bookstore.
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Husrlsos Coukr Recorder Taylor and

Husrisos Coukr Recorder Taylor and
Aldermen Wingfsld, Bray. Butler, Gouldin and
Toler presiding Aher transsctins some civil bust
ness oil no public Importance the following crimis
nal cases were taken mp and disposed OF.
Felony Barney Thole, white man, charged
with stabbing Philip Miesel, on the 18th Of March,
1855 with intent to KILL at the bar and after
hearing the evidence the Court determined 10 send
him ON to the next term of the Circuit Court tor
final trial, and remanded him to jail
Murder.-Lucy, slave to Samuel Ellie, charged
with numbering her own new born infant on the
Oath of ebrusry, set to the bar and plead mot
guilty." After hearing the evidence and argument
Of counsel, the Court found her guilty and sen
fenced her to be 'hung" on Friday, the 18th Juns
next, between the hours of 10 A. NJ. and O'Clock
p. NJ The Court, after assessing her value at 500
unanimously recommended her to the mercy OF the
Executive Maria, the mother Of Lucy, and prop
erty of Mr. Ellis was also tried for the murder OF
Lucy's child, and found mot guilty." whereupon
she was ordered to be discharged.
Stabbing-Peter, slave, charged with sfaobtng
with intent to kill Henry, slave, on the 2lst OF
March last was led to the bar and plead not gull
IT," The evidence fully Satisfied the Court that he
was guilty of the offence, and be was thereupon or
dered to receive thirty nine lashes.
False Pretences-Robert Bennett, charged with
obtaining $61 from Stephen N. Davis, on the 2jd
of December and at other times by false pretences,
was led to the bar, and after being examined was
remanded to jail to await final trial before the
Circuit Court, at its next term. aeci
The Court then adjourned until IL o'clock TINS
morning.
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REsIG ATIoK-The Rev DR.. Carmi-
chaeps resignation ofthe Rectorshp of Christ Church
in this city, sent to the vestry of that church on
Monday evening last. In accepting his resi- gnation
ing their profound regret at the separation and their
exalted sense of the high character and eminent
abilities of their late Rector 1t was tribute most
justly deserved. The congregation of Chris: Church
have enjoyed privilege in the services of di.
vine who occupies high position for learning, tai
ents and piety as DR.. Carmichael He Is undou btedy
as author and sermonizsr of the soundest and
most Instructive of the Episcopal clergy; and
has made fast friends of all who know him.
DR.. Carmichael will offciate for the last time in
Christ Church on Sunday next. The CONVERSATION
has been steadily growing under his labors and we
trust. may now be considered established on per-
manent basic.
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IFor the Disp.tcb

AT no period of our national existence
was it ever more necessary than now that men of
the largest experience the greatest ability aud the
most tried fidelity to the Union, should be called to
the National councils The great orservators of the
national safety have passed away and in the lists of
say of all parties look in vain for names in which
the thinking men of the country can cenfide. Old
issues are longer discussed and In their place the
startling propositions constantly being pre-
sented The times are full Of danger, aod 1t 10 the
duty of prudent men to see that the affairs OF the
country entrusted to those who have the ability
to conduct them safely.
1t is in the power OF this District to send repre-.
sentative to Congress who will command the CONT
dence not only Of the people Of the District hut Of
the nation. 1t ID hardly necessary to say that that
man IL JOHN MINOR Bolts.
AN OLD WHIG.
Rinhmond Anril llth la55-1t
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LEWIS L. SIXTH, No. $50 Broad street,
opposite the Theatre in Agent for and receives sub
scriptons to all the New York. Boston and PhilsdsL
phis WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES
and PERIODICALS., at publisher prices and dei
ven them in any part Of the city. free Of extra
charge.
best English and American authors, always on hand
NEW BOOKS received % soon Published.
~ By Subscribing to papers at the above place
you can get them at the same price you have to paw
at the North, and aciA sars the postage. Remem5e,
thiG ~ sp 9-6t
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FALSE PRErEsoEs.-Andrew Bennatt .

Hanover. made his appearance before the Mayor
yesterday to answer the charge of obtaining $40 from
3. N. Davis, the 9th Of March last bv faIae nre
fences Mr. Davis stated that the prisoner baraained
to sell him one hundred cords OF wood to be deliy-
cred at Reeves mill and afterwards called on him
the wood, on which he obtained an advance of $40
Bennett denied the charge, but being unable to sub.
the sum of Sl50 to appear before the next Grand
Jury and answer bill of indictment for the offence
He had not obtained security when left the court
room.
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Auction HALE on HOUSEHOLD AND Krv-
CHEN FusHfrUaE. AND FfAno -RsrtieuIsY attsrfie.
Furniture, Riaso, h.. bsloneise 70 NJ. John 4
Winston, this morning. 1t 10 O'clock st the stovs -
emily oeeupisA b. Msssrs Wiustes & Joses. NJ n
Main u. TaOg. w. KEEsEE
g 90 III Auet5ouaex.
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MURDERS IN LOUISVILLE, KY.-The bodies Of
two murdered men were found Wednesday morn.
ing in Louisville, KY. One in the canal with his
throat cut from ear to ear, and the other on Clay
street with his skull crushed into fragments. No
clue obtained to the identity of the or
murderers
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FINE SToRE.-The Shoe Store of Mr.. p.
X. WHITE has undergone a very considerable i'm.
provement, and is decidedly an elegant establish
ment 1t indeed rare thing to such store In
the largest Northern cities-one spacious and 10
handsomely fitted up. The stock appears to be en-
tirely in keeping with the house.
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THr public are hereby informed fiat ~

The public are hereby informed Chat tbe
sCommittes 90 Library Of the Youna Mons Cbris.
tan Ass scison ready to receive boohs either j,
solicit the aid Of those who able and willips u
add TO their lis Of volumes In Of osna boois
shsl always be subject to the control Of the owner
caro- taken TO ensure their preservation.
By order Of the COMMITTEE
John o. Stsgsr, Esq. Librarian, viii take char.
of Gil bo9ks intended for the Association.
an 11-ao2w
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EXHIBITING FUGITIVE SLAvE-Rosetta. the
negro who was liberated from iher owner in Gin.
cinnati, while on her way to Virginia, by the decj
sion of Judge Parker, was exhibited at the Baker
street Chapel Tuesday, the Sd inst. The darkies
were frantic to hear her speak:
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RECRUITS FOR CALIFoRNIA.-The steamer Geo.
Law, which sailed from New York on Thursday.
took one hundred and fifty new recruits from Go
vernor's Island for California. They are destined
to join the forces under the command of General
John E. Wool Other detachments of recruits are
to be sent by the steamers to the number of five
six hundred ..-.
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SrEALlsG-Henry, slave to Clayton G
Coleman, was convicted before the Mayor of steal.
ing hen from L. H. Luck, and ordered twenty
stripes. slE
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Doox STREET should be improve

Dock STREET should be improved at
once. and IL 10 hoped and expected that the new
Council Will have 1t done. We are gratifed to
perceive that tine Council has resolved to preserve
q rigid economy the present year, In order TO Inn
prove the finances of the city but II will prove poor
economy indeed If the public thoroughfares are
not put and kept In passable order. Dock street Is
one OF the most public In the city, and the summer
should not be allowed pass by before II guttered
and paved.
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INSPECTIONS OF FLouR-The inspections of
flour in Georgetown for the quarter ending the
3lst OF March, amounted to 81 sol barrels, 1 ,1O4
nall barrels; and lo9 barrels corn meal Total,
s., 242 barrels
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ters' Union have delegated M Chsr,a' o = = rnn-
to represent It In the National Conysnon :, M Iwn
phis In May next. ~ "ons
The priuters of New York are making .rr.,u.
ments to open free library suse-
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Rev Mr.. PETERKIN. who was elected
by the vestry of st. James Church. to succeed Rev
Mr.. Cummings, will commence his duties in St.
James Church, on Sunday next.
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NEEDS Thirteenth street
near HaxalPs Mil, Is almost impossible and needs
repairing. as t
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FIRE-The dwelling house of Mr.. John Rowe,
near Orangeburg, Mason county KY, was Destroy
ed by fire on Sunday, the lst inst
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DEPUTY CONsTA E.-Mr. Valentine
Brown has been appointed Deputy Constable, by
James p. Tyler, High Constable Of this city On
Monday last he appeared before the Hustings Court
and took the required oath of Office.
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SUIcIDE.-An old man named BRYANT. of Rptler
county, Ohio, was SO much affected at the mar.
rage OF bis daughter, on the I'd inst, that he blew
bis brains out. He left large family
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Run OvRR.-A deaf and dumb man named John
m ny was struck by railway train near
tni,adelphia, Sunday, and his leg and arm were
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~ THnsrelaxing heat of Summer brings with 1t
peculiar tendency to disease. The Liver becomes
torpid, the Blood fevered. Indigestion springs up
disnclination to activity and finally regular illness
ensues. To ward off all these dire fleets take Car
TER's SPANISH MIXTURE; Its purifying and cooling
influence the Blood with its tendency to allay
all nervousness, will at commend it the very
best Summer Medicine. No one should fail to try
IL who values health.
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GoLD AND JEwELs.-J. Albert Allen. on,

GUILD AND JEWELs.-J. AIDbTC AII6n, our
old townsman. is holding out inducements to
the public to attend his musical soiree to be given at
the theatre In addition to the many songs
programme, ne promises to distribute $500 worth of
gold and costly jewels among his audience Those
who need handsome watch pair of pretty ear
rings, fine pencil tasty breastpn, or neat finger
ring, can procure chances for any or all of those
costly valuabes by purchasing tickets to the concert
tonight.
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HuNG.-Jacob, the negro convicted of attempt-
ing to assassinate Mr.. Abner Tate, In Alabama.
and who belonged to Mrs. Routt was hnna nr
Friday, the Both ut, In pursuance of the sentence
OF the court. He confessed his guilt His execn-
ton was witnessed by an immense crowd of both
whites and blacks-several thousand were In at
tendance 49, az
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IMPROPER DR1vING-Carter, slave in
the service of the r. & P R. R. Co., was arraigned
before the Mayor, yesterday, charged with running
his team against the wagon of James Phillips and
injuring it. He was found guilty aud ordered if
teen stripes
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Swiss PAUPERs Three hundred and twenty
paupers have been shipped on to New Orleans,
with $40 each in their pockets The American
Consul at Zurich protested against the shipment
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QUICKEST TRIP ON RRcoan-Th. .,s..h;n
United States which arrived Al New Yo1I froI,
,sn,a mhonasy made the trip In three days and
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pEATHIThomas Palmer, one of the Oldest citi-
10, .sss 81 schenectady, New York, died on Sunday
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The MAYORS CoURT-we are requested
to say-will commence In future at O'Clock inthe
morning, instead of at 10 O'Clock, as heretofore.
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FIRE IN MoBILE--The residence of Capt c.
were both destroyed by fire In Mobile, Wednesday
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STEAMER SUNK.-The steamer Splendid, bound
fGf New York, ran on a rock and sunk in the Hud.
son River Friday last. The passepgers were got.
ten of safe
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r. L. /. BLUEs.-An important meeting
of this old company will be held at Lafayette Hal
this evening. 1t Il necessary that every member
should be present. See the advertisement Of Ser
geant Fry.
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STEAMER FOR NoRrHuMBKRL ANp-Tbe steamer
recently purchased in Alexandria, Is to Div be.
tween that place and some river Ia Northumber-
land county, Va.
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CHURCH SOLD BY A SHERIFF.-The Presbyte-
rian Church, on Cooper Hill, Philadelphia is to be
sold at sheriff sale.
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lice In New York arc making enquiries where Il.
chief-GeorgeA A. Matsell was born. He and fortv
friends swear that be was born In the United
States. and % many witnesses swear that he va,
born In England
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NoKsENsE.-For several days past, an
idle rumor has been afoat In Henrico county, that
the negroes of Richmond were to commence an
nsurrection last night. How the ridiculous report
started unable to say, but feel convinced that
1t was started by some one who had nothing better
to talk about.
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AUCTION ttention Is called n
our sals Of Marble sDd Alsbsstsr eTATUA1Y. n,
hsuian 9isss au6 China Wsre, TO tsks pls1e mi
MORNING. n the MechsnicS Inaitufe, eommss.
' : DUNLOP, MoNCURE CO
- lit s Auetiorssy.
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GRIFF EpHoNDsON, the famous race
horse. owned by Mr.. A. Cheatham of this city,
may now be seen at Fairfield, where he 10 under
the control of Mr.. George Walden. "Griff" Is a
horse of fns blood, and has proved himself q
racer of no ordinary powers The admirers of
fine horses will be apt to pay him visit.
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DEPUTY GAuGER.-Mr. Sampson Jones,
the newly elected city gauger, whose qualification
was sent in to the Council last Monday evening,
has re-appointed Mr.. Richard For his deputy.