The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-13

Of his appointmsnts here the unteri6sd again
bled last night in Ph9nx Hail. the principal theatre In
this city, 70 hear Mr.. wss. respectable audience
mostly Know Nothings At an early hour;
but half past around before any signs Of
discontent wiae or no-wise, exhibited itself. The
former not appearing the latter usarped the power and
loud cries were maze for Thomas Cat" "Pryor
Pryor % "Rives,n &c. Then hurrahs for Henry A.
Wise, and cheers for the Know Nothings all OF which
met with no response Then followed calls for sMusicn
"Tim O'Flaherty," and various other non-comatabes
when the Hon. R. K. Mead and Mr.. Tim Rives appeared
ON the stage The former consoed the democracy and
begged them TO bear up manfuy against their dsap-
ponment and closed by assuring the audience that the
wished for gentleman would be speedily forthcoming Mr.
Tim Rives then followed, and pitched into the Know No
things with hearty good wil-hs head hands and feet
cut all kinds of capers whilst his tongue bestowed
pleasant epithets upon Bennett Of the HsRALp aud
the Massachusetts, Know Nothngs," saying, They
all pledged the repeal Of the Nebraska bill and Mis
souri, Compro nise and to the death foreigners and
Catholics" lie then read the "Miniaturc Life Of
Franklin PIERCE" and commented severely upon its
author, much to the amusement Of the audience.
Henry A. Wise still being absent, r. A. Pryor, of
Richmond being loudly called for, responded and made
q short, pleasant speech
The whole proceeding TRADE against the Know
Nothings the wings not being considered worthy their
steel Except in coaxing sort of votefor way that
bodies no fear Mr.. Pryor conpmented the audience
"the respectabity Of their appearance" and spoke
warmly in favor of Mr.. Wise, and much warmer dds
paragngly) of the guilty party that dared to hide their
light under busne and 'stab their opponents in the
dark"-all Of which received with apparent plea
sure, while tho Know NohDgs present laughed their
sleeves. The meeting then gradually dispersed leaving
the something less than two inches deep In tobac
spit-Che Virgiuans are most inveterate tobacco
eaters and there being 1000 persons presently
Wn mat Mr. m IA atn hafn ha
temptble Know NothIngs" will undoubtedly De com
plete will forward you in due season the pith Of his
speech
The saw mill owned by VIM H. Bebee 4 Co., of this
city, in Northampton county, North Carolina was &c;
the boiler, killing three negroes and woundng the
gineer. The mill is total wreck.
The Virginians have established new mode of hnan-
cierng, by SIX nnng each other and every poor fellow
Who brings foreign money into the State, out Of three
occasion to visit the gold mines last week, when was
refused passage over The Petersburg and Richmond
road unless ! submitted to a three pei. cent
Tow become prevalent amoag the merchants
Hard times" they say, ami we must skin
bitterly Of the impe si'ion presume must grin and
bear II un I'll better business occupies the ne of rail
road and others. report ia greatly credited
here Of great Improvement In money matters in the
North; but presume it is only a fau1 alarme
We read much nowadays Of female medical colleges,
m presiding e hs
events able to occur in the best regulated families
But there Is docress in this city who has exemped
the feasibility OF the matter to unmsta. eabls
tent having secure the confidence of the public and all
the physicians of resoectaby in and about the city.
She has practccd fifteen years, and her list of
shows that she has supernt ed the debut Of $500
responsibilities, With unparalleled She fire
quentIy has three and -four hand In day,
and sellom has cause to call for phypican--not one
case in hundred HIRE is example for Northern
danes to initiate.
Negro hire this year much less than heretofore.
Except in OF competition In instances there
has been depreciation of forty per cent.
The gold mines WORKING moderately In Virginia,
and but little 10 doing in North Carolina. new crush.
ing machine to he tried at Gold Hill, N. O., nsxt week.
ON the reaut Of which much depends. b.
ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE.
The Hon. William Smith, formerly Governor Of Vr
gipia, ana now democratic member Of Congress- from
the Seventh disric of that State has to be
put in nomination an independent candidate for Gov