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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20
TxxT-I:II-Jnji'4 SALE OF REAL ESTATE, 1.
LAC' iDrIII ,,IIrSry nE HANOVER

Z ~
,,,,,,rr -. the ias; will aud testament III Edward
g. 4y.iaor, decdr+ri we Will oirI Tor .H!r; 4" pto'I
,,n,, on the meinis,- WEDNESDAY III" !Ei OF
Gu' mkt j, lair o'hrrwi-" the next -ultale day,
49,. iInLi, and well known inrln. III AGAHNOH ia"
@ lru.. vi the sal! SyJmor, about irnlnii- from t:'r
;,y -, Richmond tnr main .iagc ROM lth'!- ih't'
'"! ,l Di Church IN Hanover. !-nli farm c".:hin-
,,,,,, ,uv and sUJ vl hand, about nhrihi@ II"
is and j. =usce '!l" I'll advantageous '!i's'i i' }
.,, ar more tract. wtc possibly may be ,:"r' Lac
81 .,..'I ,,ut,rrd embraces Syrr'ly III -il f'i"i%'r
';,. ..i.f and good land and other pri'- Wi!
El,.sl ,u the growth OF rsr;nOrr. The Iu'ni:"h IL
h' ,,i t,. n-iy:.hur.ood wi! c1ni'a:" !..:orntiE
,.I NV IA the county The buihiin-o ~" !ar%e "'!
,nr;.bIr dwelling very lnrg" barn. w!ih BRICK ""'"'
mru urw an con7e:i":'' o'rr'ce; mouse WI" ""'' 10
o.. say ou;.buiLiin!s .r,,,..
TI .,!I-crh,r, Ewing near the tnrni will 'asr i"ars
.yln H. or will respond - nay conii1G': alto" al
"a"-,i Il, Them through the Richmond Pos o.i'".
S,LE--Dn-.trurh cash, III" bHlnncr M one
,i three years interest udd"i, aud deed OF IRA" Il"
| .-rur. tho ur'rtI, payments -
| s'' L. SYDSOR. iry.c,.or.
| xy nO--r,l- ". T. SIDNDH. )
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EXCHANGE.
s1rnL1>o KlL,. I0l q 10. !. ct- Uranium.

STERLING BILLS IGia 10: e. 81. premium.
INSTRUMENTATION ENchmMgu Checks on the a.:
Northern cI,:r ,"ilis III - per cent premium LEr.
Northern Cny Ernk Notes per cent premium.
Uururrcnt Bank So:cs-or esther notes 10, JsLssyIe
We quot" ~ iOllUws:
Sotc- VI the Exchange Bank Of Sclirn, WI,Irrs CO
live per Discount. Those Of tho Trans. AlcghsJ
| Bank. pc: cent discount.
It." note. q. he following new Virginia Rsnk5 6ye
ken opposite by :hc Banks bore: Monticello ruk Ct,-
lDtt"- Til. r"atrh Bank. S'um'oH M"gsAan'-' s,lr
ynchhur. latiS pi Commerce" Irrrric, burg Bank u.
III" Ola Dominion, Al"xrndrG. HuuS Of RE'kngam H.
r-"uhurg Bank OF WInchrstrr W!uch" ~ sUI B.lS 4
| Sc1ri.r!ll"
The following NJ" per cent. discount w tho Brokers
Farmnut Bank, Frrinunr Bank Of berkeley MnFt!n.tul:
and Manufacturers and Farmer. BANK u Wh""Iluc--s!
! Ill the Wheeling B-uk Notes
The notes II the Bank vi k4u.whh Maiden a!e pet
! ccrt discount.
Surth Carolina Bank notes ar" per cont discount
South arul!MH. dis IrnH"s.rr u 40
Bank al Moblln...........": krnucsy
tpOrg ono
Alabama sta" lHHE.-.-.. Northern interior. .Ih'
All -plyu -fla,l ,'.. EXCERPT FrcI'Grrk-hgrr Corp"r.
tim nrc taken uv :n.. trrr- NJ sIcr d!s Frederick
! burg are Town - - + cent d!'
Gold. premium -HE"!-. prem. lot OLD No" J.
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MARRIED

MARRIrD on III" N inst hy the Rev. Mr. fl"lih''' W.
WSlkOD W. DABNEN Ui Richmond. W., "nd h'7'
JANE VI TIMBEELikE daughter OF Dnvd innsei!"Sr
Esq. u! Frederick cUun:y vn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20

EIrCII"S ur pK,tf,,un--Prnfrssor Charles.
Scott E,nGb!r. "i inlu!cn Sidn"y C"i""r' H. "as
been elected professor Of Natural Philosophy "Nd
Chemistry III the diversity OF Georgia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20
LATEST BY TELEGRtpH.
TeIe:rnphcd for the Rirh,numd Enquirer.
:. Y. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. AND TIL

BNI IINTI VUNSITT..
SrW YORK, Nov. lH.-TlIc Chamber Of Com
ner.r to day. held Il meeting with rnlcrrnrc t. the
srizur. Of the harque injury, am the cnursc of the
Relish Consul in relation thereto. The Consul wa
severely denounced mud committee appointed 10 in.
vrstirntc the facts of the case
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20

lHE HpfR"Kut II RI>INfs>.-lwo nero '"r"'
named Frederick Al! rnn h,lnr.iiIs I" Ar. B"rk'
over, 81 Norfolk, have run away Mthn the pa-'
week.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20

DAM,chs-A inaa nnlncd Levin hns recovered
!''O dannsrS, II. Wheeling, oi Moor" n Achs@"n'
stage prOprlet"rs, Tor personal injuries.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20

a,4 :s! ~. Ea:d, upon y. a''d '' ''!' pleasure
submit /, Ia ,.;r r,a. al the "us lHrt Il vii :"'''
= rac,,ll i. Iitsnl.
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+ K EIGH TS

FOREIGN --S"iing dom: IN '"rrgn freight S pie'',
DOMESTIC -Er"ight- dw!! at the following rates:
S?w York Boston. philaieIpl'
Cosl p ton......-...s2 $40 $3.50 $40
Eio,r 4. nh w - - %
'r,b.cc, t, h,d 60. go 22J $50
n, r, b... ~ % 90
Co,lto baltimore, ,. cents T. hu,hc Flour Is Get
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20

ABsloyiFn.-Rcv Philip Weaver. City Marshal
al! Bangor, chose method ui enforcing the liquor law
in that city brought the law itself into slrae, has
abscunded, i:cr being unanimously depnscd by the
City Counc !Dr official corruption H.; wa. last seen
uu the train + Montreal. lie hud, previous 10 his
hight dispo,,l nt his rcal estate and other property
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20

Po.r OfricE TrlIRs.-T"stmas.rr General
Campbell orders the following Rc-cstabsl the Of
lice III Powhatuu Court House, P""hutam county,
Va, aal upp"t Sn!nur! F. Card06" p"':inaster.---
DsruGl uur The office at Macon, PuwiGthu county,
va. J,Un Steele is appointed postma-trr Mt Sicclr-
lavcrI Augusta county, Va, vice David SchmliA,
r,-iGns. E2ahr Stcllry. postmaster, Stickiey-
vile. LIE county Va, vice Y. ,chlcy, deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20
CATTLE HOGS AND SHEEP

TAITLE, TTON- MD STTEFF.
BTEF-S3 ~ II 500 = ext. gross. which 10 & /.
a ) net. supply madr.n" and Ganl.;y inferior
uOGS-:yc1 - t. hundred Very ,carc" H.! u ts
ulaEt.
SHEEP--Mut,on ELL Tor :! 80 g, piece g -, tt
81 - per n"ir,d @rD tor ordinary and superior sessr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20

DTArHF BURSISG.-Wc regret To learn that
Miss Rrbeccs Hart, the young lady who so dread
fully burned IS fluid lamp At the residence Of Mr..
VIM. Ready. n Grace street, two week. since, cNpr-
cd on Friday ght from the m ures she then received,
Miss Hart ", IN interesting young lady ana han
just reached H. age Of Il years, when her lie was
terminated in tc MANNER nhica;cd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20

M Al A.. ii g. L.:.!r,I ii !ity ih@"-, uc'h'o, emp
y; H.. 81 .,,.,- ant Pr.n'- t.rr"-iinA '"nr" ., :.
.'- ,i.,, ..,n,r-rr.ul. Edited by t-I'Iu tV.on IL
); ,' -. II -. ma: Tim 81 Henry Clay.
!rl ,,l.r - tue wurE wms limited hy ia" iH'"" ~
a. rr -. ,rliIy 20 sl.Ii i hlu:.i, tor Ills 0'go'
,i -, r...I.d himself, and "XsIn.ncd all NJ ia;
.r a.! rrprr.. -ri. Cit ,uch as w'r" p,f!'i' J"
,r,,.. /. tin facilities granted :" LiiE hy ~. -
,i -, lie ~. time" smI hv III" pO!!irm'-- oil ~
,u,i's 'i.. con- rr huS also been favored "!h u"
he. 81 NJ i'l.y- Original lrr"rs From ih"r" source
I'm. ,..lpi-,l .pl'.u 81 ia" prirr:" cnrr'- Poit'h
,l- C!.: never L., :OG" puTl.-u"d b"-InhE. VIII IrO'
.,.E;l, with ~ ,'Gu!.'su- "i about 'hEEE ~ th
,rrrrs tram Nr Ga, hIn,"i 10 humorous Gs;!ng"',
,,r,It iI..I %: I'm, st ''nh''e'' 10 private PR
F"' ''' " 80. r,- .sm ia.usIy, with about an r.
,tr -, I,u.r. to Str. clay from ihr sam" source
hummer =" .... pr,s"'.J'd h,i""': Mr. CI,, ate
,,,,,. ,i ,.rrr, = COP'"'' MN NY "P" "'' "oih'
Wv, w W. '..,.,. y,.'.,,. gIv"ni : public.
IL ui -, Mr. clay HIll De- found III thi- voiuIn" In
L't' ',,,,,n. JAHEs M"SkoE, LHrEi JTSTicE ~
w., WILLIAM II. CrA"roRD, DA.IEL WEES
1 fIH',,uy TAYLOR, JUDGE BROOKE ana many oth'f 9.
anon, %, u i.a.i"mnl reputation also, from LAfhh"
n; ,,si,y distinguished .Orri-n"r-. ETctw clio"
I I., ,oyr nj, 'bs SIX HUNDRED LETTERS ~ hi' 20.
,, ,rcr brr.y. pujishni THE v5luu" l. all EriTo"'
Ir,sroLAEy HisrokY, tpo;lch public and prT"i'' +.
r ~ the parties correspondence III all IL" ""!'"
urI yr'c communication.
Th. work Will b.. printed In" wh:;" paper, t" q
h.li-h.i with IA vew OF Ashland, from -ie'' l'''
r,,.,ur. also IL fac-simile Letter; hnh iufE!rs'" - -
! s.r;kc.. Ory IN H.i,s!in binding, ht 40 DoLLH"'
/ FIFTY OESr, PER CORY ,.r.,, Nh
| 49,, .,n Eo,,S .rl.r -ui fUb!-!''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20

SPECIAL ELL,Io1.-lnr Governor has Issued n
proclamation tor l., election in Wyihe county Oh ne
ih al N"v"nhc' t. ill H.. vacancy III t;' llni' al
Delegates or'a'o'-d by the resignation at ""'' ~
Graham.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20
PUBLIC SALE GFLAND. &c.

xnrE ria. authority of n decree. Of the ':r'"i: ''''
-, Alhrtr.rlc cUuii;y. dated III" 9th 'i"y o.
-. shall proceed To sell n; public ru"'a 80 - a.,
..,i,uc. OF james T. Enily. d"rra-", on - l.. H.
l. - -. Urrrlnbrr next, II fair Uih'r"s' w a.
H.; thereafter III. Mir, ln.,i- l.. longing :" '' " VI
,il Iam,, T. Enrly deceased, c"ni-i"- VI 49, RI
/ -, .r,r,s IN Wit The nome tract, "'H''" Il" 80 ~ -
,I,,nL of Enrl,ryili. md ouni"d ny ~. ' rIi,'
r,,Y,nrs and n;hcrs ron:rlnln- I'"' w ', "'t
which sill be re.urvry"d h'"!r ''' 'i w. n moe,
,r,,r !, n GOOD AMI cGIuiurhb" ""'''''- r, ~ i,,
"i' :. " i,u.. in GOOD condition. hrr" "r' h"''I
~, .yo. a., heavily lin brr"i hand on 'h' h"'i "
l., "a, Early, willie comlnnin. rl""' - .,,I yrL
,vyr img!tuu-" II, nHt i'""'' ;.. -, ~. kind.
u,Iow which f,r II ub"rco farm "i' : "''I I II,t l.
- ,;,,, .,, 80. euu,i 10 any. III" rht!'' c!'' '
= i;,,, nriu. cleared on. Ia pr"f"r" Wv
NO. -. -, ,,In,ru without gUuIu az nini'Hi' "'.' '7'
.i', I; ,ri, very i'm. iialr": land -" 'H ' 'H
IT,, ~ ,a+I ,rr.. which will h. survey" ' u" wv
lnv al sale. ,:.. L.,,l,i,y -.r.ion surround.
~, aoj .,ri,,y j. well wa:cr"i Nh" h"' 'i'"s '"
ca ~ sou .sr. convenient. Hnr III" advance oi
o,,.h.. .l;ll. al all kinds upon ia-'i- s''""''' DIV"
M MI, I,,,- and po-t O:.,'"- all sua!r"h'iy h"hi
,hn,sL that no lands. nov Ia inrhf'' o'' -''''''
=. h,.Lnr Inducements TO pnrcIInr"F-. , >.
.r,, .n.s U. the drc""-''i, '-yHH H. NINA "
, lin. rpon The nrd Will take pt""-"r" IN no" '-
! ~ -, .rv nu. wis!us 20 rNu:niur i.
th I'm i,;,,- 81 linz sal Oi IN" shove lstis. n"i"r '
~" r' recurring 10 b" paid III cash ~ ihn"' a. WI
'"' ,. N, ,hi- -U and the expenses OF snl' anu Il"
p'' An. uf III. yurrhhr money, cir'!il ~ "." ""
t'' ' r,,r- PAYABLE in equal ns'H!n!rI- "i'h :ir'
an ,, Ii. day -ne. whirh interest shall DC pAyaoi
r7' H. from the purchaser bonds with good POI
, security. and retaining the ti!e ne m additional a.
vry tor said purchase money, until tue whole thcrrt
| shn nav been paid
nc mile to the above ands ID thought 10 be unqursor
.- bu, acting commissioner shall convr' such nj
only rs is vested in me by said decree:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20

TRIAL PRpoKi >ING.-Thc trial OF Albert l. Mai
thews, on char ri causing the death oil Stephen
slave, bconSin. Ia Richard Browh!rys estate ha+
been prosre-"n. u several days IN the Circuit |"ur'
vi Prince Gcorgc
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Armstrong \ maj.

llusTISGS CUUgr. SiTrRphY.-.N'N" Pr0'eIH!.-
An order was entered di,c!Iargimg WIN. thiLrrs-
from nil he having been r"r.!iiiL therein since Au
gust, Tor st"nmg pair =" -hor. from james IL. Mar
.hnl valued al -.
Etnanurl Srn"m, charged with M assault on Sam
i. Clarke, WAS discharged, II matte pr""q", having
bet. entered in the cH-,., by the Attorney for the
Commonwealth. by AMI with the advice and consent
81. the tOurt.
\ country rinn named John W. Stlrkr, WINS put on
ll!a Tor srnlin. cont. brlon-iug To servant EN-.
,l"yri at the Mount Vernon Hotel. Convicted and
sentenced 10 Jail Tor IL days.
Samuel Jones, "thc i,!lrrmnlI, charged with scul-
in chickens from servant on Mayo7 bridge, plrrd
guilty To the charge, aud received scnt-lce of T.
duvs confinement in ja
The following cuocs were continued till the next
term by the Court, viz: Henry Wilson, CHARGED
with sirniim. geese from j. W. Mckenzie. Louis
But,u for cruelty beating horse. ni Henry I.ccock
for selling nrirt spirits without license. Ii will BE-,
remembered that l.ccuck dreadiuy WOUNDED
with by some unknown person, Il few DAYS
since. ll- skuI! WAS split open and portion 81: hi
bruins removed By DR.. Jack-nn. Ii j, sad, however,
now that h. bids inir IL Ii Is certain that it
IL mau would not die utcr such provocatium he must
be hard 10 kill.
E,rLosloy-.Tw" son. Of Mr. John Rowlett of Pc
tershurg were considerably injured last Thursday by
the explosion OF quantity al p"wdcr over which
one of them rarrlrasiy fred Canton crnckrr, it
lay scattered the hoor oil room where they were
cleaning gun.
LEcrrRr> as SL,rEEy.-Dr. Smith OF Randolph
Macon College, Is preparing series e" Lectures on
Slavery Tor publication. They formerly intend.
ed nn!v or delivery before the senior ca-sc. ot the
College, bat the friends al DR.. ). have obtained has
ron>en, 10 their publication.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20

PINS EXTRACTED FkOM TIE STOMACH
OF A FEMALE-Dr. +. z. Fearing OF Nantucket,
Nu.. I'm. taken from the stomach, abdomen aud left
sd, of n unteni named Jane Juncs, stNty'two nee
dies, aud II Ii probable, it is said, that quite mum,
her remain TO bc removed They weru $" allowed IL
years ago, when the patient "as Jciascd ana ina
xincd herself piucusi"n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20

AMOR LIVERPOOL LII nTr br"n'h
X u,rnur IHVlhGlBLE. Capt. FIrcnIan Is LIN
'i;ii., l., ti,y Point h. above, nIi hna r,I CTTIS
nv, n,, rI,,,,.ne"d For freight OF Tobncco -x-s.
En,'r ,r Grrln apply 10 sLilAkR, hOHhEE a CO.,
r''"i !" ,' G,", ''' or, PALMER : tLOrTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20

TKiSsfoRT,.u..--Juhn Hobbs s!nvr, belong
inC 10 Peter Brlyt III Prince iic"rse, has been '"
vict"d OF inurc the second degree and seh'rh'c'.
To transportation :or killing Doctor Wynne, slave u
Capt. Nichols OF 'ctersLurg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20

WALKING CANES-Ju.t received, the above
w with and without Swurd.; heads Of gold silver
ivory &c without NUMBER of endless variety and at 81
nrirs,. c. LEONARD, Old Street.
Nor a-c,i Ppter-hur. Va. sign of tho Mhe
NyIASTED-A situation III rtsPectable Drug ee'n ,
w lishuent bya young man oi eeSera! y''s, ,cs,i
reEce in the business, and can furnish inc Ue'' VI ~
mnnias 81 to character and ability.
address DRUGGIST, Washington, D. l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20

NokFoLK.-'he President Ut the Howard iSsH-
cintion prnnul.'rs the yellow lrvrl at nj! end Du'
one case hayD occurred since the roth "l October
sue unUug rclrns who returned PRIOR to that la'e'
TIN, las: ". TINT nf Mr.. VIM. L. Vail who re-.
turned before T. tine stated aud died the 10Th 81
mi. month.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20

Ws owe en- apology TO "Old Dominion for the late
appearance OF his able and interesting article on the
s,ete Banking SysteG,," which appears m to-day
paper. 1t was received some time since, and, by
so,ue mistake which will now and then III u
:...tiug ca.ce. res Eislad. Fortunately. We have
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20
RICHMOND T0HtrT, .'ititKET. NOV. 20

Breaks small sud prr"- without my material chnn:e
We nu,r Ing !. =. crIrrrun l-ri - 10 =, medium
good = L. 10 HO fai. Un"r1i=
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20

uaEKCER POTATOES AND APPLES.-foi
w Of suI" qumllty, Oh board OF TIE sour pnrGi
m mn ih, Dock for sale IN asuiiI.a to -uit the trade 10y
~, a, LuDLSM & WATSON
N~EW CKDP SICILY LEMONS, ior ,sr ~
u Nav 20 DAVENPORT, ALLEN 90
TNVA COFFEE, NAILS. assorted siIrs
- Cotton Yarns, Hydraulic Cement
Boston Huui IN, ksOn'- summer C"niIc i"r -HI" 'i
M D, DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20

CONkT-rGNEGHiE OF HEHHI 'hHT;
HXTllI b- pIh!.-r~. tot ,D-r'ih"fs "hy. 'oI"'n'
w ND, l., ,i> hD:.ir'i ma ii'y ih%"- "c'"v", emo
IL. 81 .,f..- ant pr3.g,'+ t.rr"-' '"nC" - !.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20
rvoro.II, no PrnLI-m THE PRl'A

EsERRS OLD WIIISKEY.-l5 JhIs "ndit. b
Il tor sale 10y ....,.,,. .,,r. ga
Nov. - DAH isHi'Hi' 'i''''-.'. ~ -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-20

| TEAS Imperial hIi Guupny!.r i5f s. 90
! WOO!.-Sual parcels OF u.n-Sa-tcd sold a, 2sc; "
Sn-E"i l-62Uc. NJ snirs of .uH .I-rce made yet
WOUD-By the Gunii:!;y - ~ e cord tor OAK
S23naa tor Pine. PETAL price - for Onx siasi
for PINE.
iyuEAr-pr:m" whit" - 90 Prime red :2 "a. q
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RDNS IEI.UTIIING.


fINE: ' Cox. .~%s -t' . J".Ii',. E"nc M''
Shred AMI Sheet l"-i"-. XXX GRAY. pr"Stt'''
Nc Tor .nlc ~ IA, A'..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER rs, 1855

appearance Of recruiting within the jurisdiction Of the United
States for foreign service Of hiring retaining anybody
70 leave that Jurisdiction With the intent TO enlist in the service
Boh those illegal by The act Of Congress OF 1919
There must be no collection embodiment Of men or
D. NO promises or contracts, written verbal on the SUD
ec Of enlistment must be entered Into with any person within
The Information be given will be simply that those de-
string to enlist In the British army facilities will be afforded tor
so doing on their crossing the line into British territory and the
terms offered by the Bis government may be stated as mat
ter of only and not implying promise or en-
Pagemen on the part OF those supplying such Information 30
long at least they remain within American jurisdiction.
Il essential 10 success assembages persons
should take place beer houses other similar places of en-
er,anment the purpose Of devisng for enlist
similar Of disseminating the desired information 10
asmuch the attention Of the American authorities wound moi
w. regarded by them attempt TO carry recruiting
for foreign within the limits of the United States and
certainly be borne in mind that the institution Of legal
proceedings against any oil the parties In question even hey
eude the penalty would be fatal to the Of the
enlistment itself
Should strict points neglected and
hereby distinctly apprzed that they must sort OF aid
assistance from the British Governnenhs government
duty dsavow their proceedings and would moreover be ao
solved from all contingent the success OF
the parties obtaining by legal means soldiers for her B
fannie Majesy's Army.
Examination continued by Mr. vandyke.
Q. The paper just read you copied from the original
one in the hand writing of Mr.. Champion
A. Yes sir.
q. (Another paper shown witncss) In whose hand
writing is this paperf
A. at that very time also received this cypher to tee
recruiting business cannot swear to whose hand wr
ting II is in but believe 1t Is Mr. Crampton's did not
see him write it, but he handed it to me.
The paper was here given In evidence-the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

ad instructions from the Trsh government TO that
feet and he would receive head money for the men
He mentioned Howe and Champion persons from whom
he received Il.
O. Did he mention any otherf A. Not that know Of
O. Was Mr.. Ruckneu known to Mr.. Hertl A. DE did
not mention him q person engaged in It, or who had
engaged him in It,
q. Did he mention any other besides Champion ana
Hover A. Not that know Of
Q. Not that you recolec2 A. do not rccouect any
other person.
G. Paper shown.) Is that the report you made TO
CHAMPION e the transaction A. That is the report
made to M. Champion
O. Was it delivered to him9 A. sent it 10 Washington
but the bearer did not find pton there Champion
had that very time gone up TO Niagara sent friend
TO Washington with this report TO Champion, to let him
know everything that occurred.
@. When he did not find Champion in Washington,
where did he take il tor A. He took it to New York an
left 1t with Mr. Stanley there
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The Naval Reforms.

Lieut. Jno. p Giles, United States Navy, was erro-
neously published the retired list He Is in fact high
on the list Of promotions to be made to ill vacancies
OUR ERIE CORRESPONDENTS.
ERIE, Pa, sept. 81, 1856.
ne Gaze q Captain Misunderstanding Learc Of Hi Crelc
Cur citizens not only astonished but very iniig.
nun at the disposition made by the late Naval Board Of
Captain John Nicholas, Of the United States steamer
Michigan. Alta meeting Of the commercial Of this
Of feeling in this respect from every town the lakes
We do not know what feeling governed the Board but
do know that officer should be judged by his acts
and by these do we judge Captain Nicholas.
Captain Nicholas bid adeu TO his ship this morning
One Of the officers thus describes the CEREMONY
The and officers were called ait aid his detach-
ment IRON the ship with the order for his furough read
Captain Nicholas addressed the crew as follows
Ny lads-You perceive that after nearly forty vears
sei,ices II has been decided that incompetent to
command this shir-the fifth have commanded be.
iese that ycur feelings towards kindly and II 40
wish you TO show them by your obedience activity and
general good conduct under my successor and prove
coed order and well disciplined Ny lads fare
well.
The MEMORIALS from This place, Buffalo Cleveland De-
roit, Chicago and in fact every city and town Of the
akes will be such will command attention We have
no wish TO interfere with naval affairs eenerav. bu,
CAPTAIN Nicholas suits Us as Commander Of ON sL.
retained. Commodore Stewart justly kept on full nav
for his long services. Then let Cap;ain <cboJ.. ~
treated the on.account Of the lives and pronartv
he las saved for the people Of the lake shore 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25
The Burlington Tragedy.

INDICTMENT OF THE GRAND JURY.
The Burlington county (NJ.) Grand Jury, which COM
menced its session at the Court House in Mount Holly
Tuesday last submitted Saturday evening the result
Of their labors They presented bin for granddaughter
against the engineer Israel Adam. The Grand Jury also
presented bill against Jabez Kingdom ticket agent
The Rurrgtcn railroad depot who stands charged with
keeping watch and some money, the property OF Mr
Lovennd Of the firm Of ioveland Greene Co., OF li
nois whose body, will be recoleced remained at the
lyceum several days unrecogniaed and claimed by
several persons. There bill found against Dr.
Heinehen against the railroad company except far
as lie company may be implicated by the finding Of the
bill against The engineer
1he reading of the bill was postponed.
Ir Heinehen went before the Grand Jury, and entered
Company and charged the conductor engineer brake
Of that train with negligence in not giving an
aaim--by blowing the whistle ringing the bell at
law Of New Jersey, and continue the until pasng
the crossing-thereby coming in contact with his
team and causing the accident and loss Of life OF twenty
four persons and injuring many others. counter
lant entered against Dr Heneke by Peter Shrceye
Of the passengers that day. who resides at Borden
town. and IL relative Of the engineer Israel Adams for
the purpose OF introducing reb attiDg testimony.
Judge Potts presided the court assisted by Judges
Hay wood Budd Steward and Ippincot The following
Is q lit OF the Grand jurors
Thomas Minor, Joseph w. Allen John Chambers,
Robert b. Stokes, John W. Fenimore George Is. Deacon,
Samuel Stockton, Daniel wills, Michael Forsythe,
Walter Newbold, VIM. NJ. kisdon, Joseph Roberts,
VIM. ii. Socy, VIM. r. Kagha, joel Haines
A. X. Borden, Jesse II. Sears, WIN. A. shreeye
Iheo. Is. Philips Vim. II. Keeer, Charles ,. Bates.
JONATHAN j. SPENCER Foreman.