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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-21
CPLENDID HOLIDAY PRESENT.

BOOK AND stAtl Dkkhf SfOhs,
ExrsAxcr No 8 GHA rnAasaDARE, or 10 CATnA.rs.sr,
cooslsti.s az a large sssoreet Of ANIMALS, ALSu
BIBLEs PRAYER BOOKS. and srest xSiety OF FOE II
CAL sfiNbARD s,d POPULAR BOOKS Of the cay, Ju-
ycals snA Cbil1eIs Books Of ell descriptions
Coless 10 BoIss wokBoxes ssotsau mon Boards: fspier
nsehs sse Pegflio pest, Y.sey irlwsnds rS,s-
shss tess1 aEficuLEs sd very dsssbls assortment Of
P0RRnONbAIFS, BAGS. Ppfsss and fookst Books, Gard
Ossas, tsns, 10 lie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-21
Real Gsiatt for Sale.


IA Of RAVFNSWO0D 90 the Esst River 20 fsst VIDE oy
f deep fronting Esst River and VernIn sveoue with
frame Gothic vel house ~ feet ~id Steet deep with
Of, ,zs r. et wide ~o story and attic filed In wi ID ali the
modern improvements Bsfhp IN, bot and cold water,
fuJnscs and lnge dry ctla cemeuted aocrs Re- Barn In
ri the bou.e Hableroon with four ste had
scrr civ risht .rrag room c-house nc For ia preu-
lns Inquire Of BAkEk WEEKS Auenonees No. . Fine
az. Nav. Iorh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-21
Guiltrp, aarnmars amn Jron.

A DIRONDACK PIG IRON, for Car Wheels and
~ e,be for sale by Aseut Of the Adirondacl
Iron Company. JOdN w. ooINSrra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-21

DREMIUM PIANOS --SCHUETZE g. LU-
DVLFF No 42O Bro,dwsy mp stairs soicit attention to
their wsortment of premium PIANO FOarE viii h
rnted in every rep evidence of their excsence,
have the aeriOg approval OF the following artists
Ms Al ne sesaiD, Psui Julien aud August Gockel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-21
u Anew VEIL CON Z r L
POSITIVELY Last APPEARANCES
"A 100 GREENFIELD, the BLACK SWAN,

NL respectfully announces one fARiWELh GONSfhf,
~ tks Brcsdws, Tabernacle, MoSDAY EVENING, Dec
Be Sc last the the citizens Of NewyOrh aha. h,v,sn oppo
tuplty Of Ne airing this oistDguuheo vocs TO be hoped
that hey viii out and that they knos hoy 70 op
pdeeise native talent She will be assisted BY MI LIZ
EOkPfE, Bsseo rrofrnds from the Conservstire Milan
sisner ANACI the renowned Centrs Bas,o; Professor
sfANIsLAUs &C. A6risx, so ut Reserved sests 81
Doom open at oc eek. Performance TO commence At pre-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-21
DOR SALE-A FARM containing 1l2 acres,

Ctus, In New jersey one hours rice BY raj road
ar,s see tubsI land b.lsnce under tisb state Of
cultivation; bss fosd dwe house barns End other ou:
buildings For particulars apply TO T. FOR) No. 30 Court
nd tat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-21
T'HE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD

TOR SALE. or EXCHANGE for WESTERN
n >ntisLy built HOUSE. In
on Rrookl,n Inquire OF L. 10 rCHkIss, S39 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-21
1nil1itla MatfriaiS.

ENCAUSTIC TLlES-For Vestbules, Hnnr.
IL Hearth Dnins rooms Consorvasoriss Ia 9AkNKIK1
CHIMNEY xOPs. DRAIN PIPES, ts. For sale b.
MILLER, COATES YOULE. No ZT9 Psssts
DOOFS ROOFS / ! ROOFS The ehe.k
~ and bet article for covering roof 10 TAR ROOSirS
PAPER, which kcse eeoaaAty On had snd WI "a -
large % small Quanisies s1it purchasers.
JAS DERuCXsOs 90. No - sessnss&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-21

DARNUM's BfUSEUM.-NEW FAIRY PIECE!
- HOLIDAY FUN!-VRIDAY, Dec T.-E'snios
q IT, tie Dt.mstie Fsiy Romsrce full Of deep and
8. the farce Of H0 Or, Tar hNosIv and RAISING THE
WIND. Performances IN the LIONS DEN at q and ~ "a
Yhs LIVING WILD BEASTS, &c. may Ut al tmea
Admssncs oil IS cents, ChIcrsn under 10, III coats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-21

ri F. FARRINGTON.-ENASf COT
liz TAGE and CHAMBER FURNITURE ct the MAnufsc
tory and wnerooms, Mo-. q ard "a WoosterW.
W-CASES-SCHMIDT Il BROTHERS
- shewCsse vsrerooms and Mandatory. No. North WI
hsm-st. Frankfort N. Y. and n west sds Gin Ohio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-21
for the 9olioaps.

~ J. n HARLEY, No 81 John-st.. has manufactured
very oh<dce sssortment Of turs such - -
SABLE, MINK FITCH, STONE MARFEN
Ala obsan.r eass OF Furs eiAnules Peenes Nis
toiss Cues ano fine sod9n Of Mu6 expressly for Ho
day Preserts for Ladies aud Chi drrp.
Every he. pad TO have the shape and style TO
please ell -, a., ,..
present.. LyeyJ Giiioie IL war so'ed - 49,.
J. II. HARLEY No. 81 John st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-21

DiANO-FORTES-R GLENN 81 Co. have re-
moved their PiapoForte Mandatory and Wareroom tro
No. 10 Tutonst 70 No IS sprsst, vc doors ss OF Brose
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20
.NGsCEI.LAN EOCs.
WRECK OF THE AMERICAN BRIG NErruNE

WRECK OF THE AMERICAN BRIG NEPTUNE
GROSS CASE OF PIRACY By BRITISH
SEAMEN
special Correspondence OF the N Y Daily Times.
Havana. Wednesday. Oct. 81, 1850.
britannia rules the waves just forcby illustra-
ted upon the same principles uf piracy which erst
gave matter for the national theme. The American
brig Neptune. j. Cummings master. Of Orleans,
Maine. wrecked at the "key Conhtea, on the
- Of October bound from Nuevitas, loaded with ma
hogauy. cedar and cigars, for New lorS lie isi"nu
il to tie eastward Of Nuevitas, upon the outer OaR
and under Spanish jurisdiction in Spanish waters.
The Captain, after several dnys' labor to got ms
vessel oil, in vain, lett tor Nuevas 10 OBTAIN assist
a,co taking with him the second male anu TWO men,
leaving the vessel in charge Of the mate anu threc
seamen with orders 10 strip the vessel anu gel all the
material he could shore, with the Right freight, CT
cars &c. The vessel left in good position tor 'a'
Wing raging anchors, chains, and furniture, and no
danger OF breaking up. The Captain lett the vessel
at clock p, ", the llth vi October, and reached
&.,-vta, the l+th. On the 10Th left Nuerltas with
launches aIl assistance Tor the purpose o saving n-
tcfa!s snd arrved At the wreck on the erc'I OF the
18th, suI found her deserted, ereryth:: removed
from III. vessel that could be with all force.
Tie Captsin returned Nuevitas and reported the
iasts ID the crowd. by whom the hull and cargo were
sold al public auction On the 2lst OF October, 10 lo'
Ieuzo RueZ Of Nuevitas, for S1i3. Mr. RueI, with
lis launches and hands. went I" work, AMI had beei
:hree or four days taking out timber, when. on the
Goth inst srnall heet from Nassau y. T.. arrived,
scGooners and sloopS, with ~ men, ana drove nun
and h.4 hands from the vessel, although he exhibited
10 The pirate chief the authority Of the Governor OF
uevtas for possession and the certificate Of the Con-
s,l Of the United States, that he the owner OF
The property.
One ui the sioops had previously taken off the mate
and ren, and they returned with the party to make
cover Tor the wreckcrs, Tor which they were To bc
compensated. They should be demanded OF the Brl-
tis authorities TO answer for the deseron and re.
nova! Of goods. But will they be- No Mate Her
mai NJ. Notify, iDutch,l OF New York, ~ years, =
f-e inches james Small. steward, OF New York;
Owen Naughton. tEngsh,) halls from New York.
George Patterson, Scotch, halls from New York
Tho authorities at Nueyitns had dispatched the war
steamer San Juan, of Austria, and brig of-w.r to
drive oil or capture the maraudrrs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20
From The Squas,sr Sover"sn-ES,ral
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT DONlPllAN. n.
AN ABOLlrlONlSr KILLED.

We learn from Mr.. Newman, of Dnniphan that
Samu.l Collins, of that place, was killed this morning
ahou. sunrise, by Pat. Laughlin. As tar ~ we have
been able learn, the circumstances are rs follows
Mr. LnughIin recently made III exposition Of the
midnight organization existing among the Abolition
,-rs IN the Territory, called the Grand Encampmeni
aui Regiments Of tue Kansas Legion Collins, 1t
seems i, Colonel of of the regiments in this Or.
dsr and determined to force Nj. Laughlin TO le-
traction, kill him. In accordance with this DE-
trrmuatlpn he aud some twelve brother Abolition.
ists proceed this morning. to seek ont Mr.. Laugh
lin. aud demanded unqualified retractlon OF his
recent coutession aud upon Mr.. refusing I" make
ans concession whatever. Collins immediately snap
ped hiss gun at him. u.anshn) aud then fired at him,
but fortunately the weapon WAS turned aside by II
spectator. Mr. Lnughlin then drew n revolver and
fired upon his opponent, killing him instantly.
". regret 10 learn tina: Mr.. l.. was dangerously
t,urt it. tho conflict by knife wound in ho s!e.--
W- are also informed that hs friend Mr. Lynch II
.namhor OF the prOsluvrry party, was wounded III the
head Nv the discharge vi gun.
Tins ia that the fight long talked about has be
gun and il is to he hoped that it vii! not be dscon-
tinu-! anil kass. Territory is rid % this "hgher
law aud bloodthirsty set OF negro thieves aud out
l..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20

We learn that upon the receipt of the intelligence
by the Asia of the intention Of the British govern
neut as to the contemplated despatch of consdera-
BILE naval squadron to the American waters, the Sec
Rotary OF the Navy although unable to believe that
eat squadron had any hostile object, yet as it bore
ING appearance, at least Of menace, concluded in the
to withhold, for tho moment instructions to Commo-
dore fanid,ng' the commander OF the home squad
ron.
The official intelligence received from London by
the Paclhc gives assurance To our government that
the proposed British naval expedition has no refer.
ence TO Central American matters nor in any respec,
purpose uufrendly to this country. In consequence
OF this. Commodore PauldiuS will proceed to the
coast OF Nicaragua with only ono ship, the Potomac
and in charge only of the general c0nccins OF the
United States in that 4aar,er-l IPast"g!,a Lst02
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20

4 Kcntuky Democratic paper speaks Of the IN
glorious abandonment by tn" American party "'
Virginia, of the Ceremonies Obligations aud Secre
cy" We think it was wise and glorious abandon
nant.- iicr. gazette.
We must infer, (says the Winchester Nirg'n'an
that our free spoken Know Nothing cotemporar!
thinks equally glorious" the abandonment" by all
sensible men OF the faction which Invented, and has
lived by said ceremonies, obligations and secrecy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20
y q T. Il R u .
TIE MERRY HEART.

IT'S well tn nave a IN rly l:,ult,
However short we stay;
there's wisdom III II merry heart.
Whn:c'rr tie world may say
Philosophy may lit its h'..l
And find out many ti"w.
But give me the philosopher
That's happy with straw
If life but brings US happiness
il brings us, We are told
Whats hard To buy, tho rich ones Try
With all their heaps Of gold;
Then laugh away. let "thrrssay
Whate'er they will Of mirth
Who laughs the most may truly boast
He's got the wealth OF earth.
There's beauty it, til" merry heart,
\ moral beauty, too;
II shows the heart al honest heart.
That's paid each man his due;
And lent share uf what's IL spare,
Despite OF wisdom fears,
Aud makes the check less Snrrow speak.
The eye weep fewer tears.
The sun may shroad itself in cloud,
The tempest wrath begin;
II tinGs a spark to cheer the dark,
Its sunlight is within:
Then laugh away, let others say
Whate'er they will Of mirth
Who laughs the most may truly boast
Hes got the wealth OF earth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20
DANISH SOUND DUES.
The Washington Union SAYS

" HsHTHPIUH
w. have noticed some traces Of apprehension that
the pending controversy between the United States
and Denmark may act pr,indiciay upon our relations
with Great Britain. This wa know I" be a mistake
There is no difference of opinion between tl!e two
gov eruiuents on the sui. irct. We believe that III
Great Britain. rs well in the United States, the
public Judgment is all but unanimous to refuse Civ
ing the least heed to the attempt of the Danish gov
ernmcn to convert the nntter of the Sound dues into
political question, and thus to run the chances o.
k.enue this preposterou- exaction alive by means
some possible political differences between the gov
ernments OF Europe and America. Nor does the ab
surd idea OF tho Danish government of having thu
Sound dues c0p,d:rd, IA il ia caled--ihat Is, OF in
ducing other governments Ia pay all possible future
Sound dues in advance, and in casiI-receivo TIT
lssst countenapce in England
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20
SXI.MON,s PATENT GRAIN AND GRASS


1u1tus MpS,;nc vas invented and patented oy u o.
salmon OF Illinois, Gd, wtH's'eF II nae oeef r7 mn;
lied has taken prrcednGcr OF all othas iof chaniEg 'f"
and irass Seeds :n,,, =, n .
The fret silver Medal awarded 10 al inc
World, Fur in New York Aid tn" hr-t pTii6 81 u" rev
yrk tat Fair IA ls. IL has been adopted by t1" ch
ront inv Mlert VIVA recommend II ~ the Oe.t machine
LnoSu r separating cookies and other inquiries nom
Wheat, II will separate ANY Two seeds OF different size OF
weight is simple in lie construction end rh-y KEPT ia Or
der II i. peculiarly adapted 10 farmers us"s, IL II re-
ouirr. but i,le power to work H. ahd cleans gram more
nerf.crly than ans machine now in use
II ,nu be iurnl-hcd ri the following prices VIZ:
For Farmers Machine that "Ill clean II 10 50
bushels per hour s'o
bushels per hour :. D.
For h + farmers Machine (aTranged fo1 horse pow
err that v; c.ean s0tashei; re: hour s.
Por @ M..,ers SIach.ae that viii clean 80 to %
! bushels per hour G
bushels per hour III
For Miler's Machine that will clean l25 to $50
bushels per hour 500 10
| Fora Millcrs Machine that will clean $50 to soo mi
bushels per hour n.ox s
| Address RO. N. ANDERSON,
Commission Merchant, Richmond, J d.
B-Coun,z Rights will be sold on reasonable terms
Ear o, I'll '|''f r NJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20
REPLY OF AN AMERICAN TO THE LoApoN
TIMES


4 Inn, and Alb. letter, signed ~ Citizen "l the
Limited Suites" appeared in the London Times ''M
DAYS since, in rrernc Ia the question III ,s i
addresses itself to Inc principa! pOlh,S INV , ,I
makes out with more than show OF r'af''l' ,"' ',
British government. by helping 10 MAKE UP 'n' SUI"
~ ,I,,. ori.vapcrs I'm. in most Gases been III lt'
wrong. lie asserts, with great truth 'Na ~, a
the iIiibcs!arinr spirit has not been 5" 10" q" " f
sent and he adds hv
"lte only serious difficulty Which has been 'l,et u"
the United STATES in preserving the ncEtfIi,: t.''.1
the present war, il difficulty ncras"mcG ~ W;,
Britain herself, the action OF who's" accrc"'''"
ter at Washington in organizing secret ree' "'i.
SERVICE in neutral country has been r'ptntt" !,
some of the London Journals thcinSrNe7' WV A.,
severity. In lie vigorous course with respect ~ M
Champion aud lis agents tue American government
only shows that regard for its neHtrailtE WIZ. n.
characterized all m career since II was hEs' VI 80;
izc,. 'Fibuserng' is not word al a.e''s"'
gin nor !. il practice which derives lis s":.' d.
from either the principles or the conduct "' '"'
public .,o;,,,, in
The writer also refers to our brilliant campaign II,
Mexico. In u single campaign our arm! ven
from glory 10 glory, in the midst oil al en- ~, ,.
try fighting battles wherever they were ",'rlr
uurrng citadels, and stornng hclrhs, AMI raP', w.
armies until enrampcd in the city Of th'
mas il had NIL Mexico at liz feet. The count! ""'
conquered and entirely at the mercy ~ III" t'''"
ors; yet plundcrcd one, rrsrst"I 'IIe II =.
OF all, pa,d tct the territory we acquired anu -"
Is.i
Great Britain parallel this chapter il her whole hs'ln
~ Where did she ever conquer and then pIrch"''
aud rrre'" =;
| The writer concludea after manly defence OF nj
,stion. by saving; EVERY consideration, both q
duty and Of interest requires both countries 10 NEE
the pence. But neither country can be unIn'ndul 0
its s.lf-respect. Great Britain, am sure woult no
Weld its convot:ca 10 any threat and the u STATES
am ,bs menace in IFS seas of hostile feet"
The purpose of Lord Aberdeen in declaring wa
AGAINST Russia was clearly to prevent the Turks act
ing so as to cause revolution in Poland, which mus
have spread to Hungary and Italy It was an intens
hatred OF the republican principle that made on
oil igarchy virtually guarantee Russia the safety o
her Polish dominions, and which bias made then
the abettors of Austrian misrule. These things ar
no secrets in America, and have produced their ef
feet.
We have not forgotten Prince Abers speech q
the Trinity House against the legitimate working Q
Constitutional Government, nor the Yenolpous false
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20
WISCONSIN ELECTION.

Private aud published accounts all 80 to confirm
the belief that the Democracy oi Wisconsin have
achieved most brilliant vstory at the recent cleo
ton. The reaction in public opinion throughout the
State rs remarkable rs It i. gratifying. CORES.
pOndcnt Of ths Washington Union writes:
"towa county. which last year give 49, tree.soll
majority, now z yes iOO Democratic majority
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20
ny TuE COyERNOK or VIRGINIA.

y
1YTHEREAS u vacancy has occurred in the llons" OF
w Delegates uf Virginia, in III" county Oi Wy;hr, by
the resignation OF d. Graham:
Nov. therefore l., Joseph Johnson Governor Of the
Commonwealth lny- thought proper. by writ o 'lec
NON Issued and directed pursuhn; 10 law, to require al
.ti,u, v I, held Mt the sever places OF voting IA sal"
county on the .rh day Of the present month"; Tor mem
her ri The House Of Delegates said county, to supply
thu vacancy aior"snid
fiy,u u,l,r INV hnnl Governor ind under ia" less
s.nl ot ,i, COMMONWEALTH, Mt Richmond, this
ts""''! 10Th dry Of November, ls'' .
JOS. JOHNSON.
~ til" Governor ,,., 81.
't;rou.E W MrNF0hD. Secretary OF the Commit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20
MISSISSIPPI ELECTION

ed US yesterday, tsays the tnionl contains election
returns from portion Of Mississippi which r"nhr'
the ialegraphic dc-putchcs previously published II
the Un,oa announcing that n decisive triumph ha
been achieved by the untniterins Democracy Ut thu
Gallant State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20
from the Salem Register,
MY FLOWERS.

Nor brass nor marble will attest,
Where slumbcr lone my cold remains.
When death has laid my cares to Test,
And ended mortal joys and pains.
Nor Fame will degn feeble blast
To tell the world that have been,
Nor snatch the record of the past
From tho cold grave that locks it in.
Barren the theme the legend triie,
Ofjoys or gricfs it could reveal
The Interchange OF shade and light,
That all have felt. or all must feel.
Yet ere oblivion's ebon wing
Sweep every vestige from the spot
Let friendships hand one offering bring,
Nor leave me to be quite forgot.
TLele plant the rose, the lly's bell,
And each bright daughter OF the Spring,
Those beauteous things love so well
Shall still their annual offerings bring,
Through dreary winters storm ana cold
They sleep from all his terrors free.
A gain their blooming sweets unfold,
Emblem Of that hope 10 be.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20

GREECE AND THE UNITED STArES.-A let
ter from Athens, dated October 2lh states that the
Court and the Russian party were triumphant. The
arrival of new Minister from the United States had
given rise to that the Americans were ready
to support the Greeks with fleet of steamers The
new envoy was received with marked attention by
the court, on account of his government being sup
posed to be friendly to tho Emperor of Russia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20
NOTICE.

,syIlE committee appointed by the Valley Union Edi'
cation !ors"ty Of virginia, I" It's n'etns on the 9th
lny of Juy lj 10 petition the legislature Of ''fsmH
49, .in,' in the Charter OF smd Society, hhsi. Obtain
81 iii. rruu.i. number of signatures from the nrnb'r'
Of III. society notice is hereby given 10 NIL whom ma!
concern TINT tn" petition will b" prsr'rh ~ , hrN'
..ion m ria. Legislature, In accordance with IN" irrsriir
lions of thu society , :: 49,,
Thr object OF the petition il 10 secure change III t
Charter 80 vrs, the property OF the SurirS III per
,u,nept Board of Trustees.
Nuy 6--cw4w j. j.. Phl' HARD 'Hh''h'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20
ALABAMA LEGISJ,ATERE

The Alabama Legislature assembled in Montgome-
~ on the I'm ins! an after caucus of hours
i'll the morning, il WAS decided that G.. Yuncry, OF
cherokee, should b. President Of the Seunir; r. W
Walker, of LauderGnir, Speaker of the House Jo
seph phelHn, of Tablet, !rrrrtary of tie S.nut.
and Albert Eimore. II montgomery, Clerk Of the
hoase.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20

NEXT CONGRESS.-The New York Herald
counts in the next House OF Representatives 81 Dem
IS Abolition Know Notbings, Is Northern Wings, or
Abolition Republicans, vacancy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20
SAILING OF TIE ARAGO.-MAMMOTH TEL
EGRAPU LINE.

REV YORK, Nov. E.-'lhc Arago sailed ut
to day with O,On1 in specie.
The Herald announces the formation of q mammoth
Telegraph Company, which proposes 10 all old lines
10 build new ones, to bring them under the
troll Of one concern. 1t is proposed TO have ne,-
svorl q, wires leading to New York from every
business place in the United States. The Company
s to he composed of well known capitalists and bu.
siness men; and they have already secured Hughes
electro magnetic telegraph patent for one to two hun
dr,d thousand dollars, and leased all the direct lines
Of telegraph from New York to Nova ScOtia-ihe
cement of which they will assume in January;
aud the new line South and West will be constructed
III the Spring.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20

IMPORTANT DECISION.-The Supreme Court
q lndluna has decided the prohibiory liquor law ol
iLat State unconstitutional.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20
IANn NyARRANTS

Al c. BAKER Dealer III Real ksi%t" al 81 nm'nohy
w. ru. Mime -ota Territory, will net H. agent 10 To-
cate Lind Warrants go ,.,.,,
III kuo,yci-r of the country will enable him to l"cac
on r, best government, lands III III. Territory. ara ~
"n Wisconsin, Charges for locntug warrants tFomsiO
10 So each ,
IIo, r NJ r. Hunter Hon Tho- u. Bayly, Cnp'. VIM.
u.rliug Northumberland county Col Addison Hall La
caster rOuuty. Nhy oi ~ Hh"'"S ''''' 'N''
MayaI-cIStn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20

hoods which Members Of the Administrative and
their friends have uttered, against Italian pnir"ts,
who would rather initiate the institutions of America"
than aud VIC fear that without, intending nc.
uai war, the Premier ami his colleagues may like the
"ppnrtrnity u producing, il-tcclin between the poo
pie Of this country und the United States whosc in
expensive Government, extended suffrage and happy
immunity from S'a.c-church, they must view with
vexa!on aud alarm II tile Intellect and integrity 4"
should hive no fear but we have niinit. br!irfin
the folly aud dishonesty of our oligarchy, and think
1t well that they should know ut once how a severe
rcckonin. awaits them, il they make quarrel be.
tween ourselves and our kins,nen on the other sid.
of the SCH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20
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