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FROM SIERRA LEONE.-M,>sacre Of B

FROM SIERRA LEONE.-.NISsacre Of British
y,,o.,s-Ey the arrival at New York OF the brig
Judge Elarey, iilcS Of the Ereetown Sierra Leone
New Era, to June %, nave been ra4elrad W Inc
C,ur;rr. I'm the number for the 10Th May, is long
account of m expedition Of II. ". steamer Teazer,
10 Maaghca sent BY the acting boVcrhori or thc en-
turcemcnt of payment by the Chief Of that country
of certain i,lclnEtes due English merchants IN
,hst river for losses sustained by them through that
CHIEF in the latter part OF last year.
Il appear. that in tie h!fott OF Tue troops 10 COM
ul,te ;ha destruction Of Inc town Of Maiashe6, Oh
the I'D May, (which had been partially effected on
the previous day. they were surprised Wy tn"lLandS
ni the natives, overpowered, aud driven from the
I,nr, with icss oil - men of the lst and III West
India R4oirnen,s tout of 80 rank and Tile sent Oh
tn. esprdtion,j in killed, missing and wounded. will
eL.vsI Others also wounded, who succeeded in get
ting of to The ship
Resides thee Lieut.. Wyl!e und Acting pny.nhs
Ter Andrews, OF the Tcazcr, were kilcdl Command
or Nicholas severely wounded in both legs Lieut.
Vincent, I'd w. l. Regiment, severely wounded: Al
officer Of the Sierra Leone militia wounded: al A.
81 tant Commissary General taken prl,ouer: nav"
officer and two seamcn missing, and three sennci
Notwithstanding u tntnl loss in killed, wounded ai!o
missing, Of 81. OF party o! forty men vino rnc,
ed the town first, but five escaped Inc Chsei
Prime Minister went down 10 thc wharf on 'he 81
rival of tie Teazcr, and was seized n5 prisoner W
war. The natives afterwards fired upon nag ~
truce.--Ihc Minister, after tie repusc, wa go ." ~
berry, on the promise of obtaining u" Isi.a ,h.
prisoners and sending them To B!ntey' VIZ" g. ,. NJ
Assistant Surgeon Of the Teazcr was !e.. I'D Ja
the wounded On their arrival. Inc M'nIs''' ' "
livcrrd up eight
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Sru 11AMps1lIEE LEGISLATURE

CoycoRp, y. H.. July ll.-The Legislature oi
this State adjourned s'"c de to-day. The prominent
acts of the session have been the remodelilng "f the
judiciary and consequent change Of all thcjudges;
tho r-distrirtiny of the State senatorial DISTRICTS ad
the pnssscc Of I. prohib!tory law. Tho House OF
REPRESENTATIVES, this morning, after an excited de-
bate, passed the strong aaslarcry resolutions offer
cd last week hy Mr.. Tappan.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE, I
july II, 1859.

To Hc Editors Of Mr En9uisfr:
Gcutlcpcu:-The following lcttor from gFhdna'e
nf this Institution, serving ~ Surgeon IN inc
Russian Army in scGastopo, having occasioncc s"Le
int.r.-; among those w.u have been connected w!ih
mo Institute, it wus suggested BY mcn!bera oil the
lSnurd of Visitors, that II should be FULlailrd. |
send Won, therefore, n copy for pabli' alton, aip'y
adding that DR.. Whitehead isa naive OF the county
Of Nausc.uund aud graduated az this Institution III
JuIy, 1851. Yours, respectfully. -
FRANCIS II. SMITH.
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rREE SOJJ CONVENTION ~ OHIO

CoLrHBrs, ONO, July 1.-the Free Soil State
Convention which met here yesterday, nominated the
following ticket For Governor, s. i. Chase FOR
Lieutenant Governor, +. H. Ford; Judges OF the Su-
preme Court, {. T.. Converse and Jacob Brnke:h"ii;
Auditor of State, +. " Wright; state Treasurer
William II. Gibson; Secretary Ot State. }. W. Edkrr;
Attorney General, +. b. keinLall: Board Of Public
" orks, A. G.. Converse.
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,vn1,y, FREE SOIL CONVENTION.

IypI.xaroLIS, July l3.-Thc largest Free Soil
State Convention ever held in Indiana las jast AL
inurned. The platform of last year was unanimously
r.-aiov,rd with the addition OF specific plank,
whoh ns-erts that slavery is sectional, aud freedom
alone national.
S-nncr Wilson, of Massachusetts. was present and
made q speech.
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PRO sLAvERY COSvENTIoN IN MISSOURI.

pRO-SLASERY CONVENTION IN MISSOURI
LESISGros, Mo-, July 1.-The Pro-Slavery Com
vention met ON the 18th inst. 1t was largely attended
The speeches were nhammatpry and caused much
excitement Resolutions were introduced calling on
the Legislature discriminate against the products Of
Massachusetts, Vermont and Michigan. Mrssrs. At
Gibson and Doniphan were present, but declined
speakinu
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEW YORK, July lS.-The steamship CallhIh from
Liverpool, with dates to the 9TH inst, has arrived.
The s"rs OF cotton in Liverpool, for the week end
ing July 'th amounted to 1900 bales, OF which
spectators took IL 800 bales. The sales Oh Friday,
,uiy 9TH amounted t" i,0nO at the following prices
AR Orleans I'd, md'!!;ng tsa fair Uplands I'd, mid
esnS e!I: oe;nist"wn quotes m;dding Orleans at
i-l6. tpiands isd.
BreHIsinns We're unchanged, except Corn, which
nal Flour at lns. 10 4G. til; Ohio H. ,.I' =, i3s
White Wheat lis. I'd. Ia l2s. I'd. Yellow Corn Iis
I'll. TO ii>.; white i6-. ~ los I'll;
Conso!s 9ll. American stocks were steady
III I.oEd0p, sugar and coffee wer, firm Broad
stuis were dull ami lower. Iron was active and nm
changed
Money was easy. but scarcely as cheap Ills before
the publication for the new French loan.
Muuc hester adviccs We're less favorable. The wea-
Their was favorable and the cc"i> promising.
Money! movement has ,akeiI place in the Crmea
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FOREIGN JIOIORS SAJEABJE.

DETROIT. mich July l4.-The cast Of Gallagher,
arrested for violation of the Prolbtory Liquor law.
was decided this morning. The jury declare in their
verdict that The sale OF imported liquors in any guam
tity, large o. small, is not violation Of the law
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Vim. Clancy, late member OF our territorial legs
lature, recently started eaat with herd vi very Ene
clks, which he procured from the Yellow Stone
country. Two span Of these elk ere well broke and
know a. much about civilized i:tc" Us horses do
| NcLr0SAt1a, JuAc -.
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Minority for Wise,

This, added to Mr. Wises official majority, above
reported makes his majority the whole State 1885,
II canno; be less than ten MOnsnnd.
The vote of the whole State, above gwen Is Tor
Wise $685., for Fournoy -, 22O-nukns the very
large aggregate Of ljG,j7G.
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FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.

WAsHISGroS, July ld.-GcntemcIi of distinction,
wh" have reached here from Central America, report
that twOhrdS OF the people of that country will en-
Enthusiastically receive Colonel Kinney.
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BALTIMORE, JrLY ls-Sni S OF 40 49, Ci:y Mil!
flour, were ma!c today at sai.. n 5000 bushels
- 80. The u'n:i,r, j. GH;ea r% y - $50 Sales IS
With E Si h,5 # CORN q, % 10! els Oats -
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In New York city, the prohibitOry liquor law IL il
generally cvuded. All the bars have put up De s'' rn-
sgn iar; that 9 a2a1n League have commenced
prosec i.irg the dealers.
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THE LIQUOR LAW IN NEW YORK.
NEW YuSH, JCLY l..-Recorder Smith has de-
idcd that all liquors paying duties are saeable
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ENLISTING TROOPS FOR THE CRIMEA.
BUFFALO, July l7.-TEree men were arrested III
the city yesterday, the charge Of ens;in. troops
for the British service, in the war against Russia
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,,,rr VOTE OF THE STATE.

IN fsx dnvs wo hope to publish the full oi, ,,a
vote Of virsnn at the late election: i ,ho
s suu d. .. been officially hoard FROM with the e.esp
o'a'e .'as ann,n, pu,ned below and the vote sant'
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PU.EAM'S MONTHLY FOR JULY. IRE

EC.EAM'S MONTHLY FOR JULY. tReceiv.
ed tr,,:. N.ssrs. Buffers & Sino"s
!"'. usnl.r opens with well written crl'ique or
Ic~u.,'s l.fo of Wn-h:n3 ou-;hr most popular book
o: .. :lr-.Wnat Cheer' Rural Objects in Europe ant:
Afn...ca. How Came 10 Like Diamonds, Au.tral-
as.., Mr Peppsrsge's Fourth Of July Grafton, are
air = ~ me most agreeable pa2ers.
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al
since his unfortunate attack, that he knows oI III"
OWN knowledge that it has left Judge MaSon'' MN"
rs strong and clear as it over was, and his body but
.lirbtIy affected Moreover, letters from his inniy
received by the very latest steamer, give US the
agreeable assurance OF his continued Improvement.
We therefore feel fully justified i'll pronouncin5 the
assertion of the ntegcncrs correspondent unquali-
tiedly false
MR.. MINISTER MASON AND 4 PERSECC-
TED YOUNG AMERICAN.-The Rev. Doctor
Thnmpson writing from Paris, relates the follow
ing:
While seatcd one morning in the office of the
American Ambassador, Mr. Mason came III, and after
the usual salutaons said, "l)id you ever sct I'M"
nrofnse PRECIPITATION and have wet blanket thrown
over your "No." 81 did yesterday. laiy came
To me with the following narrative: i am from the
United States, and have III care young iady WI"
has been visiting her friends i'll this country She Is
a Protestant and her father and mother when dying
charged her never to fursake her faith or marry Il
Catholic She has, moreover, Protestant friend III
IN, United States 10 whom she IL attached, and To
whom on her return TO New orS she expects 10 oG
married. While in the south nj France she met WIN
:, French gentleman who was smlfen with her; ne
rrcur.d M Introduction to her, and has been court,
ing her with unremittiug attentions ever since. She
has used every measure 10 shake MN on she nus
irowncd upon him. she hns told him That She
can never marry him, that it IL utterly imp"sSi'
bile: that his attentions unpleasant, wear"one'
disgusting, even painful 10 her, mud she Inns Pc
rcnlptoriIy ordered him never TO See her lie re-
plirs, That is impossible till | die cannot ave
without seeing you We came to this city III
hopes to escape him. but he watched or move
,r.n,s md came with us. We sought to hide
from him here but he has found us OUT. We
have told him We shall leave the country ana
TINT he had better return home. No, no. says ne
i will 90 with you when YOU 20, w!lI s,"P wiicn
vol ttop will stay where you put up. "'h I'VE
where YOU live will die where you di" NOV" can
uothju., be done 10 save from the annoyance! -
Sir. Mason said he immediately sent Tor the Pr7%, :"
notice and gave him the facts III the lrr'ricc :" Ih1
nlt lady. .Ynur troubles ARE ut an end sar' '"'
lnicc officer thr young man VIII see your "i''' IL
more. Give me his name and address, wo VIII com
mnml him. an, if Il. obey not, "" hay" way "' '''h
iur HIM ybey." Mr. VI. returned with the DID iuay to
her lodgings. and announced 10 The Young Que 'h'
icviui news of her drvrrance ;rAn the aiin"Eahce
which .hc had been subjected VIXEN 10! wIth .;i.i
Of yrrf she cried, 80, you have been =" cruel AS II
andy to the police You will wound the y"in.
uItu's ;-slings. o, liz il such fine, such |" no"n
Young man would suffer anything rather thnl
wound hi. heart" Il f;rr,ed l'"meward, said Mr.
W.. "nlnedntcIv, saying WITHIN n,:sst, we have beer
doing mischief they will be married Z. =I"e I'd TIT
world No resisting F.eilch enthusiasm
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UlRPER'S MAGAZINE

LlRPER'S MAGAZINE FOR JUNE. Re
cs;v.I from Mrssrs. Ba,rers 4 Snons, aud for July
from Messrs Harold Il Murray.l
Tie w.I deserved reputation of this Magazine
yearly increases The articles entitled the til.tor!
am Mysier!.. Of Tobacco, California through Eng
lish Ecea, :, Journey Through China, Tayiors Bat
.c. IL Mexico. VIVA, We Eat, ore particularly worthy
D. ueru. IL The Nvwcomes ia continued in both nuin-
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THE TOMB Of THOMAS JEfFEEsoS.--A Grn;icm'
who, Il short ;imo since. visited Monticello '""'
graphically describes the restim. pnce -. the "H"
at the Declaration "f Independence. 81 nsc'i"r'
the winding r..a wl:.cI i"nGs from Chsrl"tt'svtr ~
Monticello. The ,ah "a's "if"uii"u. ascent %
nnn, no ,,ilrJt, Il miniature m"mntHir To the tara
,,I ,;,c ,r,y. Of Jefferson. VA ca:c.Irg III" 81.
,yb;r, rr,u. into ~" cnc!nauru. u.lerols paths =
y.r,,c IN ynruls directions. winning through bcau'
r,l ruv.- To- the summit 0f he hill. Fr0a me peak
ON which the house stands. Il grand and neuiE '.
limited view opens to the tEck!y wooded hiI' NV"
cr, vuiiies, which stretch gu; on either sj!r Inc
University, with its ,!nmc, porticoes and c""'n ,
pohs Ike fair city in the PLAIN; thsr!"Nr>,''.'
seems be directly beneath. Nc spot ron 'e ,'"'
gned combining greater adranfg'S 81 s'""t'"',
healthlulncss, and sCc!uSion. Inc house II "'D. "
is appearance two large columns support po''',
which extends from the wings, and mo II me n"'
door opens. The apartments erc neatly i"EnIr,
eDbel!ished with STATUES, hrst' p":'rhl's anu t,
curiosItirs. The grounds ard ont houses nay
neglected. Mr.. Jctf-rs0n's attention beng aoso' "
| from such personal concerns by IN" cH''S "'L:I
on the superintendent OF The thFeis"' "
when in health, he visited daily -in'r W. -:
commenced At short distance behind the 'nh'=.'n'
in a uuiet shaded spc. IN. visitor sees sqGa'c -.
closure surrounded by lo%1 unIn'Eicrcu s. ,Ir
which he ertorI by nent wooden gaze l"" ...,.n
| family burvnc grou,:d containing len 4" ,lyn
| graves mono uf them marked %: et't"1p,S %" .w Il.
, few distinguished by any mcnlprlai. ~" 4, ;he
the vault Was Just archu!. ana ~ renu''.e ,;nrs
~. l;. j. 10 cove. il. May i; ever c"i'''
f.. IV,sj;,,,,,'s wiilci, any adventurous ~.
,;nrs mr. rn;,srcUnu-nc--. !r wien 'Eo OF oar 20"
-. ,,o,; n,r uIGi.r In..ncmp u! orr d.bt oil hon.
.bcs rn.,t.. than incir T.ihc !ii''iiP,'o'' y" rv
w,,J ar ,,nn- gorgeous to'nDs w0ud Dc '"" :,
WI ,t;r memories. When gratitude shall crs' 80.
W ' their rcmembrances in the hearts {" '
citizen, no cenotaph will Inspire 'he re'e'"'N'
nYa 10 them.
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The ak counties still to he heard from officially,
gave the following vote for Governor, "a unotrIay
reported:
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LITE K a IL ".

BLACkWOOD'S MAGAZINE FOR JUNE,
irecrivcd from Nj. James Woodiouse,l contains liz
asi,g! rich variety of reading matter laidee, con-
t:auet-a lengthy article the Rev. Charles Kings
lev ian;hor OF Westward, Eo, Adventures Of Sill
A:nva, Leigh, Hypatia, &cl Part seventh OF the
Story D: tn. Campaign. Notes on Cansda. Spanish
Intolerance, Sc, &c.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

nv nITCHIE. PRYOR n pfNNA'"Nf'
- ~..---.-s--~--~s~~>~~ ,,r,,rs,
WN r RlTClllE :, ROGER a. ihi''' -
xy.,,rsD.Y MORNING, july IL.
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JsrrERs0y PARTAXlSG OF THE CoMHcs sy. 4
4 writer in liackeusack, New jersey nnIfon
minister who born and spent the gree,s' if,r.
If his life in Virginia, told hun that .. tired %
son. in lis Oil age, when he had gu.y.! ,hnrch. Il
Monticello visited one Sabbath count: Gnu" ;ara
happened 10 be communion on tina, day, anu ii
tu"n being given TO all who sincerely = 'nnr;Nks
their sins aud exercised faith in Christ - avail.
with the church in that ordinance W. inward End
cd himself of the occasion, AND "'"'
partook of the communion.
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ultlH, W..
WE WHO KNOW

FDr III" EhY"rr.
DALLAS AND CASS.
The Fourth "t July orators, Lewis Cass and George
NJ Dallas Which of them shall be the next PRESIDENT
Y.
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SEVERE STANDARDIZATION Comfy was vi.i,.4
about the LIST Insr. by q terrible storm Of rain ,
hail. Besides The immense damage Sustained BIZ ,Eo
crops sundrv curious incidents are Related Ia WI,
In lie Nnrr! Fork, which WAS previously yv,v ,bar
lnw. 81 I'll" fish were So stunned hr the pai',rny Lo
thar they !paici nn;inulcs upon the surinc. ii ,Es
stream. an, IN thu condition many hundred Of ,h,
fines. taken." party .; hunters, brin, over.
taken bv the Storm IN Rich Mouur;t s"u.h, ,h.,,
behind fallen hog. shortly afterwards Il .s-ce
black bear came a.i :ook lodging, with them. Sew,
RI! iaoitrcirs! attempts made 10 :ir~ upop him
whc;. brain, ..!sga~i al such Treatment b-s: l..v
retreat, leaving tie hu!:cr~ IN u'l:isputrd po.se..
Of .hcir To-. IN the vast wilderness.
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LATEST NEWS FROM ETEOpE.

New YORK., July lj.-Ihc papers by the Arag"
are r"Grly barren ii Iows. The following embraces
ri! In. uIitU:.al items "fuur Interest:
ENGLAND.
On tho 81 instant bnih hous.. ot Parliament wcr"
occupied IN Lsrnssi,. measures expressive OF the co.
teen oil the services u! i.ur'! RAJ IAN.
TENtCE.
In the speech of the Emperor Napoleon n; the
onruinc u the Legislature, be- sad: "No cXtraorrlinn.
~ levy need be- m'.in. l.: y. have confidence III
end and rrrs,vcrc until We arrive III pyagr which
,;.!! be worthy the alliance .: the Two great nations.
TURKEY.
t15ls.!,igaDc, June 2j.-The advir"s received
here rnn!.n I;a :e!l :Oncn already published from
rim. Cri,nra Two thoU.au'! woumtrd .".irrs Eavc
arrived. The o!,srqucs oiihr !amcm;"d Capt. l.yous
w,r. prrf,rElrI with considerable IIcnlp.
trent lie had occurred at Com>tsitimop!c. which
de. T,.Yr -: cf:"rn"r. !.i!mber Of 3uGO houses.
Alr.l l. a,lcr Las returned 10 t3rpuseu
Tie Journal DO C"ns!ahtiEaplc Ln:oInrcc that
Ec.."! had been completely destroyed, but d'ic5 lo
.ay Nv wl!vln Or l:C GnL tie news appears doubt
fli unless tho GeStrUc.toH icfcfs simply 10 the de
strurtnn OF the Notifications.
The same paper states that the Circassians had com
pl.rd the destruction nf the Notifications Of Anapa
and he'd pursued the Russians in their retreat. a
more recent account states that Auapa had been de-
sruyc,i b. Ere,
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Letters from St. Petersburg s.ste thar tho coalition
Of Russia is most nenacing to her rulers. The pea.
SAINTS, ground To the earth by dcspoti.in, ind hmned
selves d. NOT attempt to conceal the scorn entertained
towards the present Emperor, for what they term ms
vaci!la:iug uns! rusanimous conduct. While Oh The
uir, hard h!g brother Is exalted 10 tho skies Ms he
70, and the oIly idyd@al worthv 10 swa% the !esti'
MES e" the empire. = revnlItitr % spot"E ~ Il. not
being NJ all improbable. with the object 9! iri'n-
Alexander II from the throne and Of placing there hir
brother, the Archluke Constantine
COMMERCIAL.
IlvERPooI, July 3-Thc market for br"ndstuNs
closed quiet to-day. Holders generally demand the
extreme rates Of Friday, lGuotrd per i"i,ic' a!
I,,;,cI bi.,incs hrs l.n the result. Holders OF In
dian corn failed 10 obtain Friday1 Yates to-day, ano
sale. were made decline Of fully - per quarter
The papers give 10 quotations.
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QUESTIONS OF THE SOUL. BT J. T. HECK
En-. Published by Appleton Il Co., New York.
Received from Mr.. Woodhousc.l
The Roman Catholic portion Of the community
will find in this work. some OF the best arguments that
ran be offered in favor oil the Church Of Rome. II
especially addresses se! TO new converts t" C"Iho
,ism.
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1.CuEsT.-An inquest wna hcld ON Tuesday ny
Cornn,r Wicker NJ the residence Of Thomas Nlthol'
SON. 10th ST. north of Lancastcrian schOol'hous" up'
tn" body nt Jane, slave, the property OF ''ohh
priIdy. 1t appears that sho was found dead III
kcnon Er1n tie promises. and a. there were no
marks of violence upon her Tafs.r C. verdict wa'
rendered ,hat she cune ~ her ,oatn by d!.easO.
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THE CRops-.Our exchanges from al pnrts Of tho
country continue 10 give the most gratifying PROF.
pect. nf the harvest. We could fill column every
day with these accounts. bu, they all in the msin e"
the same story.
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TO PRESERVE a BOuQCET.-A florist o
FULL PROOF OF THE MINISTRY. BY ions

NJ. NORTON, A. NJ, RECTOR Of Ascension
CHURCH, FRAsKroRr, Ky. Published by Red
field, New York. lReccived from Mr.Woodhouse.l
This volume is sequel to "Tle Boy who was
trained up be Clergyman AN unpretcnoihS VOTE
which has been well received by the puoiic anu TX
teusivcy circulated. Mr.. Norton teaches tha' Inc
,ruest sign of Divine call to the Ministry is "when
it's .hefu purpose OF mans heart TO live Tor jesus
Christ aud His church, This book will no doubt he
very popular amongst Eriscopalans
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Dn"wSED.-Wc are pr!rc1 :" 'ca- tin, N-.PL,.
l.u;uS':cu, on" ~ IN" u.!g-t inhabitants -, lnui
rn t,'n"us III thai section ~ gr - well iisser wa.
drowned on yhr 81 -! July. in attempting: To cross
South Ann" river IN wa-"n oHr %; The nui,s nj
'n"!tcd - the vehicle, TIE properly "r Thomas 4.
Hope, Esd. WI ni-n ir?w"rG. III" driver, Il negro
IMAM, WI, with @r. nj difficulty rescued. In coise.
Quc.cc "f frcsl!r, tie river deep for ford
Ing aud ;,eY were ":Yar. OF the fact, til too late
to r,tracc their steps.
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Qrp Pn:Nr 1t i. stated in the Norfolk li"rni'
trnl there weIn over COO vistcra at Old Point OD
Thursday lar.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-20

IIEMPfIsLp EAIL RoAp.-The Wheeling In,eli'
ccnccr notifies tie stockholders in this road thai the
interest their Investments nyva;S their 0rdcrs The
laying ot the rails will hc commenced the fret .!
August Ii; Wheeling, and viii b" continued "Gst uni!
the TRACT: IL ruTp !r.rd To- Maghlngton. The bonds
oi the company Ia Il large amount has. recently III
said, been negotiated On favorable terui7.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-20

nrrirs RrrrHnED.--It appears TINT rho dutoi
paid under rrot.st whi he Reciprocity Treaty was
hing ratified by tho Colonial Legislature, {" he
rciIudcd Nv the United states rapidly a. cirrnm-
stances will permit. N"nrlv haif II million d"Aar'
hnva Ircad, been paid i,ar hv the Secretary ri III"
Treasury. The si:n ri ;2.iH has h"cn reported ~
the pnri Of Baltimore; go - n Alexandria 500 ~
: III Norfolk. and SOL - nj Wilmington, y. I.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-20

VIRGINIA Mis.iaSs.--'I!.r i,owing statistics show
the aurunt ut labor performed, and some Of the
good accomplished. by The missionaries lGboriug
with the Virginia Bari-, General Association, in one
YEAR
Fittv-onG missionaries had been employed. who had
supplied 62 churches and 100 preaching pac-s-.-S
of them in Eastern Virginia. The Missionaries ha!
baptized l0ll converts, organized i Sunday Schools.
constituted new Churches, and collected on :Aer
icds OF labor $2'r2U,22
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-20

DEATH or pr. BonA>NAS.-lr. L. l.. Bohsnnoo
Professor Of Ohsieric- the Mr,fica College q,
g,nIlt, nicn ut his residence in tins city ON S ~
last DIR. u. hn!rcac!Ici i,n advanced a.:r and
eseFTr%'y i,i-h b"' as physcian AM priva. CIV,
zen. The Faculty of the COLLEGE. n. well a H. ,M'
deni- met on Monday last, and passed apprnnrio.a
'"n'l"s on tie occasion OF the clnis,: q; thar Ia
uSsoCIat. and tcucrr '"''' 'a'e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-20

APPOINTMENT or llCHr-HorsE KrFPER.-.I"el
D. A-hharry ms been rrp"i.;ci keeper 81 the light
house a, York Spit, Virginia. Salary, $500 per au'
mum.