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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-06-13
Circular of Prices in the Baltimore
Market,
For the neck ending June 8, 1855.
REPORTED BY
RANDOLPH & LATIMER


RANDOLPH & LATIMER,
Sc South Street Bowly's wharf
APPLEs-Sales $2,0O@$4 per Dbl.
BurTER-Receipts moderate and market quiet.
We quote
Western in kegs 1O@cl2 Common roll 14@l6
Glades % LAG ls Prime " 16@2O
BAcoN-Market more active without any
change in quotations.
Shoulders, 8@81@c Hams, plain lO@llc
Sides, 81@@g15 " fancy 1875 SOLD
COUNTRY SoAP-We quote lose.
CArrLE-The offering OIL Thursday last was
about 500 head, $50 OF which were sold at
s3.5O@5.75 on the hoof, equal to S7.UO@Sll .25
nett,
CoRX-An active demand, with light receipts,
and we notice an advance in prices.
White l,l0@l l2c. Yellow 1OS@llOc.
CLovERsEED-Demund very light and market
dull. Sales of old ut $3.50. 600. New ut Sc
10 $3.50.
DRIED FRUIT. We quote Apples ST, I2@l37 per
bushel. Peaches 1850 200
FLoUR--ll1ward ST., ut SlO.75. City Mills at
$lO.87
OArs-Md. GO to G5 Pa. is to 10.
RYE-Ald. l.50 to l.55. Pa. l.55 to 60.
SNAKERoOT-We quote Scuecu 80 to 55c. Vir-
giuiu | 5 to 20:
TALLOw-Market dulI-;ut | to l2I,c.
TIMoTnYsEEr--We quote 1918 to $500
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We Shakers Read!!!

A NNE oil the many testimonials received almost
~ daily in favor of RHoDEs' FEVER AND AGtE
CURE, which has neoer taiLed
Lea0isburg, Union, Co., Pa.
z-- ~ May 9. 1855.
Mr.. J. A. RHoDEs-Dear Sir: The box of
medicine you sent me was duly received on the
eleventh Of April, and hand You herewith re-
ceptfor the same. have sold about one half of it.,
and so far the people who have used it are salts
fed that it has cured them. 1t certainly has
stopped the Ague in every one who has used it,
could never get it stopped. except by Quinue.
and that only as long she would take it,
now, l think, entirely cured by your remedy.
If it thus continues to keep off the Ague, as
think it will, you may expect from me large or
ders, am Sir,
Yours truly,
my 80 st C. McGINFLY.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-06-13
NO uUMBUG
AT THE
AUCTION STORE!
THE CHEAPEST AND IIANDsoMEsT ASSORTMENT or
DRYAND FANCY GOODS,

DRYAND FANCY GOODS,
Ever offered to the inhabitants f CIarksburg, Va
NHE SUBSCRIBE; Agent for I'll the well;known
specially informs his friends, and the inhabi.
tans of Clurksburg, and vicinity, that he has
jusr received from Philadelphia and Now York
Markets, the Cheapest Goods ever offered In this
place, consisting of 20O0 yards Super. Cloths,
Splendid Dress Silks, 1000 Alnpacns, various
colors, 1000 Super. French Merinos, 500 French
Paids, 1000 Calicos, 1000 Muslins, 500 yards
FlunneIs, at Is cents, 90 doz. super. Under
1%u Hotserv in great varsity E G
wards Splendid Ribbons, varying from TO 25
cents per yard, 90 dozen Kid Gloves, from 371S
to G2 cents being one quarter tae importation
price.
With great variety of Fancy Cutlery, Table
minps Yankee Notions, &c,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-06-13

a METnoro11rAN CHURcn.-The Old
School Presbyterian General Assembly,
at, its late session at Nashville. adopted
report recommending the establishment
of metropolitan church in Washington
city.
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6eIIing Omt 40 Cost

rI1HE subscribsy Issp folly begs leave In
entire stock 81 goods recently owned 81 II al.
.Jenhiggs, IN West Union, Doddrfdge county,
which hs will sell nPoa tlIe mosE IsasoSsl5iS
-terUlsI Country produce taken IN exehSbqs FOR
goods WV. SMITH.
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GROCERIESt

Just received from Sheriff. Sale at New York.
the Cheapest lot of Groceries ever offered, con-
sisting of Coffee and Tea, which will be sold low
for cash.
DNl receiving Now Goods from Philadelphin
and ew York.
Saturday of each Week, commencing at 10 o.
cloc, A. NJ. All Goods sold without reservation.
Don't forget TO call at the Cheap Auction
Store, Main st. opposite the old court house.
M. WEIGERT,
Jan. Sd, 1855-tE Agent and Auctioneer.
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The Catholicon is good and doing service he=e.
All the patients that have tried the medicine
have been benefited but one-and that one no.
thing will help. Truly yours,
WIN. LAIRD HAZLETT, NJ. D.,
NewPhiLadeIphia, Ohio.
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Prevail on medical men 10 adopt it
in their practice; and have no fears of the re-
suit, from what knowledge have obtained per-
sonally of its curative powers. wish the me
dicine kept here.
T. HAWKINS, MI
WaYnesburg, Pa.
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I. w. Virginia Railroad Co.

go TQ-I The fourth Annual Meet
Of The Stockholders, and
the Annual Election for President and two
Directors, win be held at the Office of the Com
pany, in Petersburg, on the first Wednesday
I6th) Of Juno, 1855. The transfer books will be
closed on the 18th inst, until after the election.
BY order of the Board,
p. G. VAN WINKLE, Sec'y.
NAV 18th, ls55-23 st
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would be glad to have further
supply, the medicine is becoming very popu-
lar, and think will continue, as it has given re
lief i'll every Instance where properly taken.
THOMAS NEWMAN, NJ. D.,
Mt. Vernon, Ind.
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GIDEON RARB.
EANAruA covsTr, vA..l

Mr.. zuR,EL Laws, Dear sir;-At your re-
questRnd my pleasure, do7not hesitate to glue
You my opinion of Chas. Ross' Conical Burr
Stone Mills. Ono Of these Mills, No. 4 In axe,
has bcen attached to thoongtne In coopor'ss shop,
in which / am Interested, whore il has boon fal-
~ tried, and worked we'll, and II am satisnod
made the best corn meal-I ever saw, and as far "a
know, has gtyOn satisfaction to all who have
tricd it. Yours, Truly,
j. r.. HANsFoRD,
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a SaddFe-EEorsc Wanted.

I'm THE UNDERSI(iN NED desires 10
Z-2A- pnrch se gentle riding horse, Of gooe
size and action and not over six vrars old.
GEORGE IL. LEE.
CIarksbu re-, June l3;h.-tf.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-06-13
Fresh Cod Liver Oil.

JUST Teceiyed from RusHTox & CLARE, and 70,
y sale by the gallon at or pit.
marss 4. F. BARNES.
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El1 CIlaHsCcrv.

NlRGlNIA.T TO WIT AT Rules held in the
' Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court of II ,r-
rison County on the frs MonI.,} in jams. o.
ThUmus Hannah, Plaintiff,
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TIES, lot INe HUVEAI paITOuage De-
slowed upon him. and would respectfully inform
end of town, on Pike ST., Clurksburg, where he
is prepared to manufacture all articles in the
above line. in superior manner, at the most rea-
sOnable prices.
Suddles, Single and Double Harness, Collars
Of every description, Brides, Saddle Bags, etc.,
notice.
% Carriages, Buggtes, etc., neatly trimmed.
cIurkssurg, May 4th, le55.-ly
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NOTICE..

A LII persons knowing Themselves indebted @
ouested 70 call and make payment Of the same,
as am DESTROYS Of closing up my books imEne-
aiateIy. >. "a. MUkPAEH.r
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-06-13
MARRIED.

On the 7th inst, by Rev. A. J. Garrett, Mr..
JEFFERSON ]. SMITH to Miss MARY A.
OF this county.
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"A. r. DaYIsson.

ATTORNEY AT Law
CIarksbnrg, Va.
WILL strictly attend 70 - business entrust-
w Cd 70 his care, In a1d the % jcir-
ing eounties. tE1af2s-tf
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90 - asg
The Gele ESrateel Patent Co.
micah BURR s an 5 viii

eINHEsF 1s;II. ~. $500 y
6rini;iSS sn5 *, y RI tIle as9as
~ ~ oy ~ -
mt IN; ~ and
& $, Nj sssiaess 6 y
anSi s. ~ Ss's;
ever oiyeFefl IS sss sslis
1nste of hon M ~ s ilSS
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III tGe st ~ 3 lsa ogs
but s 49, sts'n -
mer linsssif ~ ~ ey'sHS faf-r
They ~ sSnEaJ,ls - s Is. 3.
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New WnrIssI.

NEW 6tOEfttSs
II IISI Eceeiyed and for sale aneW ropniar6oSk
- By Fanny Rern, entitled life and BoSafiss
eelebEat4d and pSpular work, II.fIs II FiaFHsns!
Also, Rukh Hall, Initials, Lost HeiFess Do. To-
gether with many other INTEREST," ard tissf4t
Garden Seeds 8
+ a general assoEtinent OF fne fresh estdsn
IN Seeds !, Just reostgsd ard fol ssle Low 81
w, Lux a u Z.
f1OrHeP at ri -
eGAR HsBuRo. Va.
& VII Pfaff q fsrff1on and edieisia Z saaAs
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Sa ddlc and Harness Manu-
factory.

N The subscriber returns his sin
. cerest thanks to the citizens of
Richardson and the adjoining coun-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-09
Affairs on the Isthmus.
OFFICIAL WHIT 10 THE UsIrED STATES sLooPop.wAR
JoHs aDAMs-sTAIs OF THE wRArHsR- REMOVAL
or A 40 yERsNEEr BATTERY--THE RAfLRoAD.

OFFICIAL WHIT 10 THE UETTED STATES sLooP P0FwAR
Jous ADAMs-sTAIB OF THE wRATHgR- REMOVAL
or A 90 yERSNEsT BATTBRY--THE RAfLRoAD.
The steamship no. brought over files Of Panams pS'
pers cAt,d 20 tts 2e,h Of March The Hrdld Of March
2q A.s the following Ia on Tuesday last the United
state, Consul paid Official visit 70 the L. sloop OF
war John Asams, and received on board with the
Us suAl salute CT nine guns
The John Adams, Captain +. 3. Boutwell,, anchored 10
the bay on sunday morning, March 25th. She left Cal
lao on the 5th ult The John Adams Il 10 remain on the
Psthc station for two years Ths following list OF
her ofhcsrs-E. D. Boutwell,, Commander. Leutsnauts
B. Y. sbattaCk, Lewis @. IArtin, D. r. Lambert A. e.
Rhind. surseon-T. N. Potter. Purser-H. Myers.
Assistant surgeon-J Hopkins. Acting Master-0.
g. Pager Passed Midshipmen-J. r Eggleston. '. II.
Baker, z II. ossley W. Z. Fitz Hugh Capitals CIerk-
r. Chatard SsilmAker-Mahonsy Gunner-Hatch.
Boatsvan-WAlksr.
Wa learn that Commander Boutwell, and number OF
his officers proceeded the fsthmus by the railroad
&c yisit Aspinwall, on the 26th ult.
The weather bad been exceedingly hot the ths,moms
ter At noon on Monday, March 25th, ~ % In the
shade.
10 the Psnams Herald Of tho 10th OF March, we and
the following learn that the bronze guns on the
bsisry soon 70 be shipped for New York Tor sale
on account OF the government Thsy have requently
been offered for sale but the price offered has never
tss We fear that when they TO par sxpeass.
OF singing freight Insurance, duty and commissiea
nc &c WI Be found that the offers made By pstss
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STATE or rRADs-THE MONEY HARkET-THE BArs
list TROUBLES vA0RASTs ArrRoAcH
Is6 EsD OF THE CHAMBER or COMMENCE E-BprcA-
1IoE YUsbs ETc.
Ths steamship Illinois brought aIe. Of Rlngs,on,
Jsmsies, papers, dated 70 the goth Of March.
Trade vas exceedingly duil, the monsy msrist Vsry
strng'bt and general want % commercial eonAtsncs
,rpsr.nosd all over III. slAnd Of Jamaica.
The House Of Assembly. ~e learn from tbs Hg,a-
,Rg JouraL-has rejected the petition ot The B,ptlst
minister Rev Nr 0ugLton ss.ns fors references Of "a,
.ubsct Of the late sJsctmssi from his church 70 ihs
Committee of Grisvanoss During tho debate, -e are
told that Mr. Taylor member for Port ioys tsSTrsly
iasied The Rev Mr. 0ushton for bis unearis eoniact
to-ards his congregation. The bonorabls s.nilsm.n
70 Shov uhat COOL would be sfettss By the In
rom @rraS..G as S,ap1 sSs % .s.s her .sp y .ss s.a a,.s
them 10 dssysfAton and hos on- of N. masstrsgss
took on hirass 70 order ogt savsgs and tra1 sol
eisry, and without waiting for candle Asiasiy r-sf
the rot act ~ moonlight 10 his ssgsrnsss - lst boss
,hs mi lisry on an inboosn. Deopis -,
The tssttuie Chinsss smlsfants -sre stll aussS3 .
vssrnt and forty nvs of them 10 prIspn ~ ~.
ni,hto~p.
held . me-ting the 2ld March. whsn the foo sisx
solatiors s.rs sdorisi.--
k,,ss - 80, 80 ssy m w.. :, ~.
~. I,atsa -. air.s,. :, ,.,hgri,.4 = rs sash
fairs ssriy 90, ,hssla tAsy ssa y mrrAs'sssis .
Hss,isss, -. ,1t,rritst,u ~. csmn-ras Rssns .hs
"a - ,.i,r, y. :. x. .sr,ss, y,s, s
- soed sh hegs4 e tty IA srsshi tbstss - s,hs's.s
tLsy I'LL sflasNJ tLSe~ sfos ~ agsst9 uasss sh,rs
" iiE' a. nss,es pyr,,y yes,nr,, q, 81. 10Th snuno.
s-Wesis slsi - trs tha, Es EGe sisbey tbs 90.
tefrof hss CONSISTED tst th..sam of ~, ,0oo-Sf "
sp.ss ssrseuy 81 S9--,ho1s - r.issa ,bis ysu
Tor u asA,0asi purposes
n tLs yspsIs there s nothing slss of moBsn,
naHKET.
EDoTroy, Jam, Nsrth - --gor ths last too -ssxs
th. msrset has h<en nsrssd By srir-zns asl,s vhsh
has oui' bssn bfosen By no8srse dsmsni from tbs
cogntry for ssh suhs. Amsresn provisioas rBSve %
0nJ In retail quantities. and stocss cpatiaa. "
nula>, vfsh bat htts probability of ihs demand egssl
Ing hs suppy. In dSy goods our Importers sstnz
literally nothing The srtr~ms talns.s % vsis, .bs
strpssney in tbs nossy nASsss. .ns ~. -sa u eose
ssses gsnsrsry tsni V rsatsf O. la'r part of lass
psvso5 song 70 b bgro< Ia hs rstg & ihs nsresnns
eemmspity.
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here were quite advan'ageous to the government.
The works AZ tie railroad station this city ra
pidy and ctory progressing the sapsrin
tendence OF Mr. Young The line for the proposed
mas been laid out, and large number OF hands
gagged upon H. This wharf will be great and very i'm
portant addition to the railroad-by which pas
sengsrs will be enabled 20 embark at all times OF toe
tide and step IL from the cars into the boats
Its er 9Th will be about fifteen hundred feet.
Speaking OF the disturbance OF the existing state OF
trace BY the rumors OF the railroad the journal OF
the 2?d OF March, says:-We feel satisfied a. we have
said before Of the final benefits that will accrue to
Pansws through ,he railroad but this does n,t lesson
the present mischief The prospect o. mai ing money
FIVE years hence will not satisfy to morrows hunger
Th. uneTi penniltss man Of to-day has not the
patience TO look forward to coming years for relief and
WHEN he the i'm cause OF his suffering before
his eyes, staring him u 10 the face and gioryng In hi
misery, he Ia not likely to remain quietly unsppeassd
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10 THg EDfroR ~ TTg sgr roEr mSAin.
Tts statement In youT paper n th' "ofniss - -
gard 70 "a. Ionlinsi6ns e candidates 10 tss e~nng
si.e,op In Uob1Asn \, srrossoss Kns - wosh sis,s
th., ,ks p.s., ~ B<p smis Taylor fsf MAJOR, Jss
Z no-B ior cen yohn " ns,sx for Treasures, w. Z
ys.t.r ,or CoiIse,s, >. u Wsfs 70 Uoil.s'or ~ A.
,.a.a r.r.,, rssr o,y,en 10 tirs.i csnnlsslos-,.
i,.., rs,.s. 10 Orsrsssr = fcsr. saa JOAN SAT-.
6sa for sspFrsissss' ~ ,1nss.a nhoeas, are
~ t.,1.,lnH TsyIgr tks poruirs~ for nayey vss o.s
:, ~. s,F sllss~ . no framed the pre.~rt ehsrsr <
1,.sk.r esy anA 10 youf sta,~us<ns /, r~>as a,vt-,
80, gUsEfT " grIcEAR
JDHN ME<fgEvw
CHAs. CFtAmNE 2f.atN
~ Hssss~~ ~sv
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O'Clock no time will be left TO give detsis OF the
execution, which shall for my next ocxsmuni
cation, and must clote, An 10 the manner ssd tho
bearing OF Estrampts which shah In a moment 10 In
tbsrv Of ~ he passes from hi prison door to the
faIrote, II VIII surpass have to believe ali
the surprising preeedents embodied the history of
that fatal chair.
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News from Australia.

An AMERICAN EXPLORING ExPEDrrI0N-ooNDUCT or
THE GOVERNMENT OFFICERS AT BALLARAT-CoN.
CLUsios OF THE NvssTIGATIOH--THE GOLD Ii
oEssEs ABoLIsHED-PANAMAM MAIL ROUTE STATE
OF TRADE GOLD PRODUCE AND PRICE.
By way OF Panama have received news from Sgd
nsy (Austrsla) da,ed to the 18th OF January being
three days later than our last advices.
From New South Wales learn that expedition ia
about to be undertaken by Dr. CAtherwood American
physican, to explore the interior OF Australia. Gov
srnment gives no aid to the project, but the press
speats Of II as calculated to be very advantageous to
ths colony.
The returns OF the colony for the year 1854
had been published The total Of the aggregate
12s ID.
correspondent the sydney Herald says that the in.
con equent upon the late riot has terminated
and the charges brought against the govsrnm n officials
have proved 10 be unfounted. The leaders OF the dis
satisfied miDers were fouud to be men who had them
selves nothing TO complain of to redress-in fact
POLITICAL Towdies. The gold Icen are, however, to
be done away with and this nc. Of justice results from
the late demonstration made at the gold field 1he miners
ought TO be very wei satisfied with their success.
Governments carrying out an extensive System OF
etreDchment and many clerks both 10 the Post OMce
and Custom House have been dismissed The attention
OF emgiants being directed to agriculture and Il
thought that in two years at the farhsst the colony
will produce food enough for its own consumption.
Mercantile business is very dull and the excessive i'm
pora aiona tend to still further distress the market
stocks OF all kinds appear to be over abundant and
prices very low nevertheless the returns show
an increase, showing that the bulk OF the community
not effected by the late commercial disasters The
excitement concerning quartz crushing continues, and
many persons with the resident machines realizing
hanc some returns
II said that the Southern colonies will not join Sgd
pey in endeavorng to establish mail route via Panama
preferring instesd a communication BY wayoi suez
IN tie commercial report published In the Argus the
late crisis prioc,oay attributed to the conduct per
calling themselves commission merchants, trading
with the realized by sale OF goods consigned ami
being therefore unable to remit The system hS been
carried to scandalous extent and II is recommend
ed TO send out commission from the houses at home
to inquire into the matter.
The journal says that IL is can undoubtei fact
that for considerable period there has been steady
decrease in the production Of gold"
The following is estimate OF the total produce:
August, 1851, 10 December, 1852. ,b3S Az
During the year 1853. s53.................. 1oo o59
Making total Of OF ozs, which, at e. per oz
would be worth cas- Ole 3os taking the dollar four
sbill nes, Sl95, ,osl, $40
The last prce OF gold GO 17s, from which II has
not stirred, though considerable made for IL
for shipment by the Arso for Eogand.
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poHr A. PRncS, March IA, 1874
The Teliog Is,r-7hc In,,ef States Sioop of rar F.
nop,h and Hey Coumander--Th, Cogc, Aurka-Loy-
srod
Political Affairs In ths island remain perfectly quist
The yellow fever has become more malignant, aaa
res on very many of the foreign seamen In port.
The United States sioop Of talmouth s,in In tho
outer hAIbor, and al on board in good health.
Captain shs~ without descending from the usual dig
nifty sustained by commander. Of OF. var By hi.
polite and courteous has gained sIesdnxiy %
the good opinan and better feelings Of this Hsytisas
dsnandpg strict jus,os towards his ooun,sy msn saa
being his part, willing 10 accord 10 othsvs Ia
case Of the two who had long bean mesisoasA
which he was Instructed 20 inquire into, appeared
from satfactory documents, To havs becoms matter
Of debt svsrdsd by one Of ia. courts sgsins. tbs
,sansn TO tbs psoptor sf prop~rty which thsy haA In
Jur~d, ard ss vas In no ~iss govcrnment AfAlr ths
officers Of the Falmouth gsberous offered pay abou.
one bali the amount and the mmsrcisi hou readily
mace UP the balance of th. debit AMI this
n,ediately liberated
The dnicuiiy b@t-sen A.ssr. Pouilk and Ia. United
States Copsuls agent hAy. befor, stated proved %
personal concern and ths subject believe vAz not
on sially con,deitd by Captain shay II IL undsrs,esi
that the Falmouth viii -ah IA. day alter 20 for
Aspln -Ali
American provisions arc abundant, and the price Of
coffee the glabd staple production Of Hs yti has Cd.
vsneed somewhat In price within these fev days
wtbsandbg we In tho full receipt Of ths crop
considerable sacrifice 10 made by all AhIp iae
uotd from this island 20 the rns states at pr,ssnt
prices.
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n n " 8 FROM CUBA.
short Passage or the Steamship Uaitod
statss-Thrce Days Later from Havana.

Short Passage or thc Steamship Ualted
Stntss-Thrce Days Later from Havana.
by the arrival OF the steamship United States have
dates from Havana to the Sd OF April The United States
left Mobile bay the 30th OF March, with full cargo
Of cotton and after short and rough passage OF two
days, anchored Sunday, April /, in the harbor OF
Havana, where she remained until 45 p. NJ, Tuesday
On leaving, she passed between two Spanish shps o.
war; the Francisco Dsac, and the General Lszo which
we're anchored close together. The paddle b,x Of the
United States struck the end of the spanker boom Of the
Frsucsco and broke IL off, She arrived oil Sandy Hook
Saturday evening" after passage Of three days and
twenty three hours from Havana, the quickest
cord. She detained IL hours at Sandy Hook for
want Of pilot.
The most important news from Havana Is the execution
OF Estrampes, as before given In the HERALD. He
ssrioted on Saturday morniBg the 3lst Of March. II
died bravey while seated upon the garrots STOOL and
before the fatal applied he exclaimed
to the tyrants-Long life to libertynwhen the deafsn
ing noise Of the drums ushered him into eternity. Ssv
era other prionsrs the Moro and is feared they
will suffer the same fate
We indebted for late papers, to Mr.. Perkins, the
puIser of the United States.
One Of the passengers writes follows on the state Of
affairs In Havana:-
During my stay in Havana, found gloom and terror
ard despair depicted the counenances OF all met
On inquiiny learned that Of the chief OF
much evident despair In conseq OF the cruel
manner in which Pinto was put TO death. His crime
was solely ofa political nature for which this much
teemed man. alectionate husband and kind father
sent into eternity his property levied upon, and his
wife and nine helpless children ief. penniless and de
pendant upon the cold charities of stranger ung
whom, am informed she, with her II tie ones intend
taking up their future abois. Previous TO the murder
Of Pinto, Concha was considered by his enemies,
chiyarous, brave, noble ami generous bat now "poo
soul he has belied truth betrayed confidence slencei
conscencs and consderee even BY the Cataans, des
ttute Of every generous attribute that enobles m .u
This last atrocous act adds thunder to dark cloud
that apparently gathering the dssinies OF Cuba
which must future day burst forth and wreAk
Its Vengeance those who have the power to de-
stroy. A PASSENGER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-05

LAST MOMENTS OF RUSSIAN ApxIRAL.-
A letter In the Gazette Militaire, giving an
account OF the last moments of Admiral Mach.
imof, at Sebastopol, says: " Conscious that
MS end was approaching, he turned to the sea-
men by his side, and said, MY children, never
forget to hoist the cross, H. Q. the cross of the
Russian flag of war; at the mainmast in pres
ence CT the enemy, as you did at Sinope The
death of NachimOf has put the garrison of Sc
6sstopOl, and especially the scamen, by whom
ne was adored, to despair. Gen. Khroulefl,
who rivals him in intrepidity, uttered these
words as they placed him in the coffin ::
Mountsins OF enemies cOrpses, brave sea-
man, shall be thy monument :" De- bmdet
tex" (Let it De so,) shouted the regiment,
who assisted at the funeral ceremony