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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-07
ERATERNAL.
MASONIC.

MASONIC.
Regular communications Of Hcrmon Lodge,
No. %, OH the last Thu 'sdnv night preceding
the full Of the Moon, except when it fuis OH
Thursday, aud then on that night and OH tho
second Thu rsday night thereafter.
/. o.. o. F.
Eumcnia Encampmcnt, No. 90 meets on first
md third Wednesday evenings Of each month.
Adelphi Lodge, No. Al, meets on every TuOs-
day evening.
TEMPERANCE.
Washington Temple, No. 3 meets on the first
and third Saturday evenings Of each month.
Monticello Division. No. III, S. of T., meets
on every Monday evening.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-07
Salt. and iTrosa

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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-07
NO WAR,
but a New Branch Store
TILE NAEco- EATH ar -~NAIAII

d F. CRISIS would most respectfully in
H. form his friends and the public genera lily,
that he has just opened FINE STOCK OF GOODS ut
the west end of town, in the brick building lately
occupied by E. Prtchard, Son g. Co., where
there will always be kept full stock of goods,
and sold us cheap as can be sold in tho country,
by any we'll brought up Merchant, Tho business
will be conducted at that Store by F. NJ Criss,
who is perfectly qualified to transact any bust
ness i'll that line. flo speaks mono but the Eng
fish language but as we bought goods suitable
for American citizens, instead of Hottcntots, he
will mako out TO get along
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-07
William C. Carpcr,

IITONN e 7 1T III ",
BUCHHANNON, UPshur Co., Wa.
WILL practice i'll Upshur, and the adjoining
w counties, and pay prompt attention 10 al
claims entrusted TO him.
November 29th, lS5l-ly
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-07
Far,
AT. Barnes.

d A. F. BARNES.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-07
EEUrra for Owens
FAS HIONABLE TAILORING
RI(ATnVAT

ELISHA OWENS would re-
! !. J. !: !. !.
E9oR Il, spectfuIly informs his old custo-
E&< mers and the public generally
that he has removed from his
~ 80 old stand to the house formerly
HNW occupied by L. D. Dolbeare, OPP
M\A posite @ T. Lewis Store, on Main
Hfl III Street.
I'll A He has just returned from the
- East with the LATEST FASHIONS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-27
DIED.

DIED On Monday the 23d inst, at o'clock. = v Mr..
G. L. DELANEY In tho eth year OF her nge
DIED on the 18th instant his residence IN MscElan-
burg conutv SAMUEL H. GOODE in the ols yest $: tII
age H.. lived beloved and died lAnien'ed by ii who
knew him. r-,
f1sy.Thc Richmond Wing snd Petersburg lnto!!sencer
are rcque ted 10 copy.
n, ON Tuc.dnv 9th March, st the residence OF her
:. ~. E.;b. Jackson OF Hooper's Rock Cumberland.
Wa Mr., LOUISA A. PENDLETOH, rcict OF the late 7
v pendcton, in tho 47th year OF her age.
n,vn M his residence in Nelson County, on Weine-
dsy April 18TH Mr.. ROBERT ii. ANDERSON. ~holoavcs
t,na and devoted wife and i've children amcnr bis &C.
n.rure with whom the community feeling the !0ss CT
ertinlable n citizen deeply sympathzr. He bears char
acter unimpeached and unmpeachsble leaving good ext
ample 20 those who desire live and die happy Having
always acted honoraby and with pure inrr ruilohs bis
will always be cherished By those who appreciate "
truly honest noble and generous heart May hs family
consoed relying the VI the Holy Bible
blessed the pure in hear for they shall sec God
s-ffsThe Examiner and Wing please copy VIC. {.
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tux RICHMOND ENQUIRER, d.
rs,..vsp DAILY, sEarwEEkLf' AND "., .,.,,n
~ r,TCulE, PRYOR Il puNNA'ANf'
Il + K NJ

Daily Paper dollars per snmS num- ana han AZ ane ane
~, .;shi lols.. II tnh"n trr ash",'e' Pel'oa P ~ I @
~, !" 'b, semi Weekly, nve dollars per ahhua' anu
g.! ;nr. for six moulh- payable in snV"hIe' ~ p5 xae
'-',o or rrnuucd by ms,N, possp"''' vi s'A "''''
4. -" ,rI,r, s., the cud oi III. year: , ,~ ,yd,a
n, wrckly ENQUIRER l. puehsheu c'ely "" t so -
- q, :; r,r anaum II paid III H''a"t'' y. 'o 80 =;
mo- s ,,nr is mo, made IN advance. araueuSn siS
a m ,ayor Of clubs the following m rnShoS Snr s5
"Io " ,he Weekly Enquirer Will % uin ~. e:o
.ol ,~iSs TOR $40 tweny'ic"r c"hes' anu 81 on III
rh, same proportion nyrpT1SING
!, THE ssmr.WEEHLY and THE WEEKLY-For TEN
less first in .erton seventy nve Cents Tor each suu-
Nv ut insertion L.ty cents
~ TEE DAILY ESQUIKER-For TEN haos or lcss, first
,,on nity ceuts, and every succeeding insertion twen.
az, cents. Ii inserted once week, twice week, or
e i.mcs week thirty and half cents tor each
,,.---on after the first
us advertisers are charged fifty dollars for TWELVE
@ and III that proportion advertisements OF oater
IN except Lottery Vendors and Auctionesrs, who are
r...-ri 800. paper incudcd)
i All Obitusrles and Tributes OF Respect, exceeding
r,.Tr hues, charged for Us advertisements
III ircs distance be accompanied wth tho
suc pay satisfactory references, insure execution
~ All iucs this office he reunited per nul IN
and AN liable Bank notes, tho risk OF the Edors,
l af ak letters beng paid byrhe "riters The post
" ii, t:,cr scarcely OF ANY account TO tho VIII
w. me accumulation OF postage IN an extensive Du-
si,s., winch operates as serious tax upon hdtors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-27
FALSE AurHoRIrY-IIIE HARRISBURG
t'EJuN

The following paragraph is taken from an editorial
article in II recent issue "i tho lPh.r:
The Harrisburg Unur, loading Democratic organ
of Pennsylvania, md journal in high favor with Tue
Democratic party ali over the country thus express
ca its sentmcni8- and We invite purticar attention
to them
I'VE SOME days ngo referred to the probable result
of the coming election in Virginia, and the concu-
sion we then came 10 is strengthened BY recent de-
yelopments. Ii Cannot bo disguised that the people
of Virginia are running pei! NEIL into Know-Noth-
ngism, and the only reason assign for eurh
course is the hope "f killing Free Sosm stone dead
Virginia will 90 Know wNoil.ing beyond all doubt
and this result viii produce ncw feature in pcli;ilF
The Presidential contest will IN IL Free sii4m and
Democracy yr'sNa !roo-al"' ry Know -Noihlnssm
and religipWG nerrrchti"n. VI such n contest, we
should not be surprised to s,H Mr.. Seward, the most
prominent mau in ils Union as n candidate for the
Presidency and thousanls Of The best in the ma
ton standing Oh the same platform with him
This language of q Heading Democratic 1gGaA' H
paraded by the opposition press Of lhe state III pro"I
of an imaginary snas,I,st.; lcsween Know S"lhlHg'
lem Gpd .,buIuin,isn. As We cannot suspect the
Nag ot o Deliberate purpose To practice deception
we must conclude that it is itself the victim of nipo.
stion-The Harrisburg Umion is not "in high favor
with the Democratic party" On the contrary il Is
in the interest Of Sim9n Gems:pr the know -Aohing
nominee f senator ~ P~nnsylyaria, and is employ
ed as tue secret insl lrument o, the Know Nothing
party.--A genilemans of the highest character ia
phladelphia- a Yirsipiaa " S;ria and of disiin-
iiuguisa5d name III this State i'll letter to the edi-
tors Of the Eugure thus dscredits the authority OF
the Harrisburg Union:
~ soc that the Wing quotes tile Harrisburg; tli1n
as n sound Democratic pap,r aIG OIGeasora IL make
an argument in ayor ot Know Nottingham out OF
,ertain aI,iss.s contained in an editorial published
in the Union. have but little doubt the editorial IN
Of the paper is Geo. Lauman, (tllieved to be KEow-
Nothingj and the intimate confidential friend Of 81
for Senator"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-27
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

VX-I!.L be sold, on WEDNESDAY, thealth day oiMay
w EcAt, m pUbc aueor that valuable tIaet 9i lh'a'
usc Of y yau.ke station Oh the Richmond nnd Danve
R4!osi 81 lu.les from Richmond, and in miles OF the
i-Tnad Amelia Springs -.
Sc il,r, co,thr- about 20 acres; one lai OF which Is
c!,sr. nul IN a, oi culystion The remainder wen
tim p-! I'd with Pine amJ Oak.
In. w pnr Is large and cuminOL yus oue--Colthins
~ roui- wIta all necessary buildings, together Win
ba l,.i Vs.. aud well Oi OieyCclr;t water.
l. "..rit GIrdrI n'd la Il Orchard Oi cGoiceilulir
Th. Is ~ the desirable property IN this section
.i'c state It's h-n!:in--s fertility ncArnes* To market
ALi ih" lar quay Of Woodland together with is stu
alton mrcdnely on the Aforesaid Railroad Ider il
yha,ic aiy valuable and desirable estate.
Title uudspu,rd. further description is unnecessary
PERSON, wishing to purchase WILL Of course, view tho
pa
TERMS One third cash. md balance in and years;
tie payments CNrry interest Title retained until the
Tay" purchase money is paid Full possca':on given Jan
AIRY st l-o WIN pii"-sr II se.iiig crop Of Wheat
For further particulars adde's
i. THu THEAHr, Ietr.ryiIlr Post Office,
-. u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-27
CONMIsSI0NER BARNES; OFFICE, I

Il
1hY decree of the Circuit Court vi Luncnbure C"un
ID ~ Icndee ed March tri, 1850 III suit depending IN
.5.i Court between Wm J. kehicu executor oi John =
Toyr-u deceased, plaintiff, and John Morgan and others
,isits II u ordered THAT one q! the Commissioners
! ,ae ourt 10 state and settle III" accounts oil Nn j.
seJct ex-cutoa Of Jno l.. Morgan decd, and that The
all Commissioner enquire into and report 10 the Court
The names oi the pcr,ons legally cntitrd to IN" ditrDu'
ton OF the estate the said Morgan under his VIE dis
!l.uhin. in said report between those who are minors
s Those ot fuil age and enable him the better 10 exc
ute this order lie is directed to cause sutsbe noce 10
e Inserted al the newspapers printed 10 the city oi
grhmond Tor four successive weeks, ot the nrne ana
-,a OF taking said mud requiring all persons in-
crested said estate TO come forward and prove ther
lame to the same
In ohergce To the aforementioned decree, the under
a,n.d OF the Comm o the said Court here
~ notify all persons Interested that he has fixed upon
.sny the lh day of May next at his office at Lunen-
~ Court House perform the duties required by the
~. scrce; which time and place all persous interested
10 he dsribon OF the said estate required 10 make
themselves known and to prove their claims before him.
Gwen under my hand ss one of the Commissioners oi
IL, sad Count the day and year ir., uiorecaid
Ami t-,yiw ESOS II. BARNES, Comm'r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-27
FROM ACCOMAC COUNTY
To he Edtor, Of tie E"q"Wer.
i.,nMIr f,rur

To NE EHNVT' " nc EHY"VFT'
ACcoMAc COURT IInusy, V,.)
April Eth, 1855
Mesars Editors II Am no politician, md wish 10
have no connection with politics but truth and ius
tcc demand the following statement. fear injurious
consequences nrc resulting from the report, which
zee circulated throughout the State 10 the effect that
Accomuc will cast Il majority against Mr. Wise
This, ] think, | may unhesIangly say, is not the
case. The beginning OF the end Of know-No-
tmgisu in Accuinar is at hand. Not long since
seventeen Withdrew from one lodge, leaving only
about twenty remaining IN that livisIun. Ia other di-
Visions the seeds ni d!nail"cIi"n are sown and are
only waiting Tor opportunity t" be developed INTO
trnt. Ihisstep IN thu Punc"tcaGne division Is, think.
only the precursor Oi similar steps other divisions.
Mr.. Wise will undoubtedly carry Accomac and the
ncir.r - election approuci'es til" greater will be the
change IN his favor. Many ruLid Know Nothings
have withdrawn Ia support Mr.. Wise. The bubble II
wc-nigh burst. M0c"a '@ rertiaS II prtra'cjH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-27
LITTLE DELAWARE,

The Democracy ey Of Delaware gre M#,cvns in solid
column against their unabashed foes. Hon, George
r. Riddle is among the foremost Of the eRauRiana in
inc old l,ap. At q recent Democratic meeting held
in Wilmington, the following resolutions, among
others, were offered by himself and unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That at no period In our political hlstor,
has title been more arroganty assumed or
" applied than that of ! American by tho Know.
Nothing party that no true American republican
can subscribe to an oath which will prescribe fellow
man on account of his religious predictions engen'
der powerful and dangerous foreign influence IN our
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-27
FRIDAY MORNING, 1855

CONSCIENTIOUS man thht Know Notnsism stands
upon weak and sandy foundation and must sink be-
meath tho indignation OF truthful and honest CON.
munity. All their pretensions ar. like the above,
himsy and futile. The people o Virsinia look Tor
truth aud sound argument to influence THAR ,ot. nor
manufactured statements and prgjudced and tasc ms.
ser"ns 'Nirg'n'"ns rule Virginia" and the spurious
oifshoots Of Northern fanaicism will be crushed to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-27

Ilf authority vested in me hereby o.ler for sale or
ID rent the late residence DR. benjamin Terry at
prncs Edward Court iiol4e
Inc improvements hTc, large frame house with six
ICONS an otcc greenhouse, and all Necessary out
"Oss--the whole IN good repair, also. large orchard
sud garden with thirteen acres OF arabic land.
Ly location is lcahy and possesscs many advantages
l,i religious and educational being within mile oi
ampicn Sidney Coegs and Union fhcoinsical Samnn.
~ 4nd slso very hear Prof Brhnchs Female Seminary
.C,tinS their childrcn
The purchaser of the above mentioned property Can
also buy Of me, upon fair sixty of lund
70 but adjoining the same, the quarter part Of which
SoOdand Address, Prince Edward Court House
MhiChn- cti RICHARD Il WATKINS. Agrnt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-27

,o;d., ,os ,npch TO be deprecated "a that influence
w. Ln~c bcen warned against Lv the Father of
"nr comn,ryl Ly preventing forever alien residents
trno hr,nirinE Interested in, and identified with,
institutions and people, or restrict in any
,nnnncr tI,a freedom of the elective franchise.
ReaulvcJ. That IT Is the duty Of all political asso-
c;ation. oi parties to proclaim the principles and
ncnsnres upon which they rely for success and that
MI good citizens of every political cOmplexion should
cprrcraIe any and every effort Ia promote the success
of inlvIunls by the Introduction OF temporary expo
dents sectional icalousies, and religious prcjudicrs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-27
TO WHOM III NIC T,0yCERE

A~l', Of March or tue We, and wil attend faithfully
% , fSut'E tfhEy bu.ne-s nlu,tcrs which may be en-
or; TO hn" ., tue NORTHWESTERN States or Ter
Of NJ" heuSs ,aT be addressed 10 me- before the 18th
-. n:' 81 Hichoias Hotel, New York CITY," und TO
Err oeiGre The let Of April After TINT timc to
Vii be- mr kass Terrry which latter place
-. -! poi'"aiichtt tGsacncc. GEO w. PURklNs
! tf refer by spCcial perm ssiou to Hon Shrhon +
s,im LcSssn"nt Governor Of Virginia and the Hon j.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-27
VALUABLE FARM IN AMELIA,

NFIR DAN!ILLE RIILROdD, FOR SIZE
TNllE subscribers authorized to se that valuable
L Farm, IA the county OF Amelia, now owned and Oc
picd By Major John Jeier, (whose object in selling
u purchase smaller fam containing 5l5 Ii is
aitln /! miles oi Chuls Depot miles from Amelia
EGGIhousc, and adOins the lands Of Mcssrs. Lewis f.
iHIvl", w. F.. Mead, John :. Hardaway, and others.
.at .d.Tgs O. tie p.ac. conlmodious nci Edi!:g
.a -.cc-saTy oUtEo.s6s a:li nr whole IA gCp sopnc
"r !renGi part OF ;hc land heart, ard tie whole
'-,,' lnJ" oi tue hIsAost Improvement.
Persons dispo-' purchase requested to rew the
feni-- Shich wi. be shown by the occupant For fur
ApI!! lJ--c2hyp;w Ricb,nnud Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-27
SLAVE LABOR \y,y,,,--

yHih !aines iAtsr anu h"i"whs COMPANY will nav
nssIs h fs b,disd iGr S gsneS Of the ysa c
'o. ca 3e cons!ruf'ion oi s,onc dam s ""oprs 10
3'e ,h.s city Thoy viii pc liz cd an; tn, 'ru n,ps
e.! H. middle of March, and can be returned a 'eh Nus
&gaaitl4 OF Dccplnbes if agreed upoa y" Va alter
Is"a'y;:yc good aboring hands nso wsn,., :.
~GA oatAr lepsrs of the Canal from this city To Cn !"
DC'O;s bill. viii be paid at tho expense OF the Tn
psay Ell CIJiS ""i'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-27
s,HMERs! LOOK 10 YOUR INTEREST.

rI1HE subscriber ia manufacturing AT his shop, in
chsrlestown, Jefferson county, Va, w A
nVII with COMPOST ArTACEIENTs for sowing Guano,
which he got the premium the late State Agricultural
r NJ Richmond This Drill simple IN lt5 construction
be in lie make and its cost comparatively SMALL ss
scc,s saving 10 the farmer OF 100 cent III his out.
r ard amcs ebles his prons Ill the enhanced value oil
T demand for this brill Inst was so large, that it
. impossible 10 meet all the orders Certificates which
bul1s since tue Drill has come into use. prove the many
aulares liis,ng thsrcfrom |; is shown by mo tests
5,ch hsv. been made that forty pounds OF Huano As
yn by the compost attachment Is better than TWO nun
lrri pounds sown broadcast Nathaniel T. Meade Esq o
Irk,. county Va .,ntes in his ccrrhcatr, that ioty
',uds OF (:uano sown Icy the DriN ANA compo-t would
,yuce more Wheat by nvc bushels 10 shc acre, than two
pounds broadcast IL needless 10 ray more "tont
Lis Drill rrisl will convince all farmers OF us
rest vsue and those lerng to avail themselves oil s
jyantages will please make application n sonn "s poss
n in order that may be- enabled to supply all dcmsnds
H. iUC time
-. All orders strictly attended 10, and Drills forwarded
,.;Griing directions. Address
VIM A. SUDDITH,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-27
EXCITEMENT In KANSAS.

ST LOWS, April 9th. people ri Kansas have
;s,ael procama, ion declaring Gry. Reeier nc"mpe-
tent to discharge the duties nihi position, and des'@a
ting his appointment hy the President, wlthontthe con-
sent OF The Government arbitrary exercise 1t power
Polls were ordered TO be opened at Fort Lea'en-
Th IJou.e of Delegate met ON the aS;h of March,
to select person suitable to act IS Governor 9" the
Territory and have sent his name I" the ''
nnnnntnen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-27
FIFTY noIIARs RExy.RD

RAAM ~ irom the Bryd Plantation sometime In Ia"
- month o Jbnuary last, negro man, slave, named
a'oh reward o, tiiy dollars, and all proper charges.
80. .e g1d gFoa .s apprehension and debye-y To the
M6na - =. y =. ;4'
|N"; sEac.y ..,el.eent negro of ginger cake COLOR
NJ U br enout siX seven inches high
hs paIN"St marks about him are recoeced, except
na . m u.s. " "nH Ca ~0 Of the Joints Of one of his fore
lected pm H. .'n.nu s,c,M
s'Sf oH ''"''rum Il between Main and Franklin Sta
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-27
SENATOR WILSON AMP THE KNoW-No-
THINGS"

The Wig publishes ridiculous story, to the effect,
that Wilson Of Massachusetts is denouncing Know
Nothingism as inimical to Abotonism. In the first
place, We affirm that Wilson has done such thing,
and we defy the lYhig to prove the fact Wow
I'LL and sathcpiie report Of bis language and not
few extracts from an abolition newspaper.
Does the Wig deny that Wilson is now a member
of the Know Nothing Orderl Ii not, hi. presence
and association redeens tho Order from the suspicion
of pro-savery tendency.
But what if Wilson did utter the language which
the Wig attributes to himl Would it not be in ac-
cordnnce with the avowcd principles and habitual
practice of Know Nothingsm, for him to make false
declarations for political effectl Wo have had abundant
evidence of the anxiety Of the Know Nothings in Mas
sachusetts, for the defeat ofhe Democracy in virginia
~ lr,ote ihio Object, Gaaentisl 10 the snceess
o' Tue o'der, Wilson would readily feign an "ppre
,ie'S'"n 'i the possible pro-slavery tendency Of
N'o~' N"'h'ngsm. But his words are nothing. His
c"no"'t IS conclusive of his real convictions lie is
Sill I'D i"i fellowship with the Order and is its repre-
sentative ~ 'pe Senate Of the United States:
PROM fpis oay entl tue eieCtlon Yansee ingenuity
will be Engaged in the producon Of all sorts OF i'm
postnres bGt the people Of Virginia will hardly be
deceived by any such improbable story as tina, vii.
son distrnsts Know -Nothingsm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-27
wr!IFTY r! DOLLARS KEWARO.

~ cu the .l W.. ms tesiience in Lunenburg county,
vi JOHNSON; STr s,' l;ii. two negro men One, Len
"i Che o! two - 6lsck fellow, about IS years old
sA.ed in Rici,n he j. f.om Maryland, and yns pur
IN about t9'r"nd ~ r. The other SAN, sLot tcayy set
hom the n.i o!thas atiick, long head of hair He
ffe hfiy 6om of WarTenton In Vrpnis u,iII
!" hsbmnn;; ;' or the delivery of both to PuIEsm Da.
vs dn, Or secured in jai SO ,ha, se, them % or
Stse-ctf a'' Tor either. F. II. STOKES,
Lunenburg County
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-27
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.


hII.Ax, April 2j.-1h" steamship Africa arrived
here last night from Liverpool" with ndviccs one week
later than those by the Nashville.
The Vienna Conference met on the Sth INST, but
the result of the consultation had not transplred 1t
was not known when another meeting ui the Confer
cncc would bc held.
Great Britain has advertised for new loan, the
terms ni which were to be announced subsequent TO
the sailing of the Africa.
The skirmishing before $eSast"p" continued, with
out serious loss To the acs Or Russians
The position O, Omar pacha at EuPatoria is I'M
changed except that he is ennrging the nc OF cl,ee
end preparing tu receive rccntnrccmcns.
Tic Questions between Prusaia and the Western
Power. had bccomc more complicated.
The steamship North CaroliEG had been sunk by
collision with n vessel of liailyhend. No lives were
lost.
rukE!GS MARKETS.
IIvru.ooI-Cortoil WIS active during the first Of
the week, but closed dull without, however, any re-
ducton in rrire. The GcEland Tor bread5tuff3 was
limited, except on Indian Corn, which continued in
good request Tor consumption in Ireland. All de-
ssriutions Of bradjtus were easier, though not low
rr. Provisions fair at previous quotations.
LoNpoS Money market rather easier. Consols
decliued to ninety -"ne and bali,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-27
TIE NIENEnY DIFFICULTY.

Bosr"S, April "3.-Mr. Joseph Hiss, member
from, Eas!uu, sgncd his @ca III The House of Repre-
sentaiivcs 4" day, n thc difficulties grow
ing "ut of tho NanArV Interrogation. llia letter "t
RESIGNATION wgS referred Iu a committee. The com
mittrc appointed 10 investigate his conduct. il viii b"
rccaaced, reported that he had been guilty al i'm
pyop.irty. Mr.. Griffin made strong speech ia favor
Of cxpellins Hiss. The debate continued by