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true account of his Adventures in
England, Switzerland and Italy, with
MISS. J. &. GAMBLE.
OF PORTLAND PLACE, LONDON.
With the unpublished Correspondence of
MISS GAMBLE, MRS. GEORGE GRorE, MIR. JOSHUA
BATES, (OF Barring BRoTHERs), THE EMPE-
RoR NAPOLEON, LORD PALMERsToH, MAR
outs OF CAvoUR, Captain pukcnham, Count
OF Nllctte, DR. Baker, (U. S. ConsuD, Mr.
Kinney, Gu. S. Charge D'Aifairs), Mr..
H"bson british Embassudor), Timothy
Brown British ConsuD, Baron de b
(Russian Embassador), Count D'Orsav,
Fanny EIsslrr, I hurlOw Weed, &c, &c,
&c.
The novelty and interest of this cxtraor.
dIna;y publication may be Judged from the
Fact, that 1t is an undisgused revelation OF
the Authors Courtship of Hiss Gamble. tie
great American hrirrss, and is full of .he
most romantic and amusing scenes and in.
cident, winfing up with the Authors deten.
ton IN an ltaIian prison. The distinguish.
ed persons, both Of Europe and the United
StItcs, who took q part in this exciting and
mysterious drama, a'c all brought forward
with their private correspondence. The in
credible aud piqucnt devclopements of this
live ~ book must create deep sensation
and command an unprecedented sale. The
painful necessity OF this expose will be ad.
mittcd by all, when they come to see that
both the British Government as well as the
heroine herself, have constantly refused u
repair the wrongs and injuries done TO the
Author except BY Offers Of money, which he
repeatedly nd scornlully refused.
Prize 81, and 81 25.
}. &. DERBY, Publisher.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN RUSSIA

liberia IN RUSSIA.
From work on Russia, it appears that the
punishments in that country, as regulated by
law at present, consist, according to the ma
ture of the offence committed, in money fines,
restitution, church penitence, loss of office, for
feiture of privileges and of honor, corporeal
pun;shments of various kinds and degrees,
and Punishment to Siberia, to which is added,
In case of henious offences, forced labor in
the mines and manufactures Capital pun.
ishment, which was for time abolished, has
been re-introduced in cases of high treason
The general substitute for capital punishment
Is the knout, in addition to hard labor for
life in the mines Of Siberia. 1t is said that
from the execution of the Cossack rebel Pu-
gatscher, whichtoOk place in Moscow in ITS.
FIFTY years elapsed before sentence of death
was again pronounced in Russia, when FIVE
of the insurrectionists of 1926 were condemn
ed Ito lose their lives by the hands of the hang
man.
The system of convict colonization was
commenced BY the Empress Elizabeth in
: l754. As q land of political exile, Siberia has
gloomy reputation, but, considered as the
extreme penalty Of the Russian law, it is far
preferable to the wretched dungeons in which
pohncal offenders are thrust by other despo.
tisns OF Europe. As our author remarks.
Siberia b, it Is true, the great prison. house
o. Europe but It isa prison. house through
wnach the blessed light Of the sun shines,
.nlouen which the free air Of plain and noun.
aaa plays, end In which the prisoner, though
he msy not labor in . sell. elected fieid, msv
stu devote his faculties to the benefit of bis
feiow'creafures' and continue the great task
VI moral md intellectual progress"
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.Rn1yaLs n TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS

AmrRIcAN HorEL--N, Chsss. J a Lard, New
Yo,i; q . Homer. kish'S; ? . Lsni1s, Bait; > /
y j9s.1 :sa :ss sgT p. sss 'S.
w II Trufsut. ship Monmouth City p; " Parker
isdy sod child, Ptlsbs; Daniels } X Wilson. We;
. ouails, Pssbs; Z Hsrrie, sA; Geo Taylor,
81 cBARLEs HoTEL-J Wallace, esp. Jpo
aich, IT, csrpsr, vs; Bsiksds,s, Hiiisra a
ton. w L Je,er. b D Wsthsr. Dsnvills; g A MooD,
Dr. crrd CbeH.r i oS 0iaoo, Roslsrds.: R B
W MoMuiIan Greene: q Wolfe. Phiisdelphis: R
Teller. w Lee Teller. Charlottesvll W Smith.
Va; J Stamper, l. c Crump, New Kent; Ro Phillip,
9 L Moore and lady snd svt, Stanton; Gully. W
COLUMBIAN HOTEL Keeling, J w Keel
ing Norfols; w N Csmiil. Farmville: J A Watson.
Nio., e CIV Ansor" Ccsbi c6s..srs.id; 9
Baen, 9 q Baptist Pets; N @ Forsich, Bait; Z 9
Hudsins. Cumberland; Knight Lynshburs; A
Cove, Lunsntur c Jones. H th, Bedford;
A C Shields, " Eyer. LyDohburg; Walker.
King Queen; Christian, Hanover March,
sr.ae; w Forsley, Coal Pits; A Powell eo0ch'
EXCHANGE HOTEL Nichols Ga: 8 M VIII
,sn fot.mop.h; H s,,I c; Whi.shsss.
Or W Cssper. Te1sE Hall, W Noble, Fr.n.-
wilson wi s Jennings. do; Dr. W so.siy. Buck
insbam; & W Thornton, do; w Garland. New York;
g. PercibalL L5nchtueg; X Bieg,, LADY. 2 children
and servant. Norfolk; Miss L Z Briggs. Miss wv
wick, Mics v wywick C; Mrs D Hsws. Suffolk;
X R Ev.rs, BLACK sburg; Schumacher. vs.: w
qouldin. DR. E Cosbsil, Richmond w Esrley, Hall.
fax; J M Gordon, Charlotte; g Bayley Richmond
f Heinick, Germany; F Wissger, Philsdelphis:
James Hunter. Caroline; g Whitall Va; 2 J
White. stasnten; DR. Crsddock AID isdy. Mr. Grad
dock. J Hawkins and lady, Halifax; Jss Palmer,
D Bonnsn. s C; J P Thompson. Louisa; Gray Car
roll, Isle of Wight; j H Keith r II Jinkln. N u
L Brooks, lady aud servant Halifax; w Youn r
Texas; Col g Coleman. c g Coleman. Jr, Louisa
Il H Marshall. Chsrlotte; Nottin CHAM. Va; j p
stegal, H Dickinson, Richmond g Gooeh,
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Warm Weather More Strict Quarantine Norfolk
and Portsmouth, Sufferers Decline in Beef BE.
New YORK, Sept Is.
The recent meetings of our Boatd of Health had
reference to ordinance prohibiting the coming up
to our wharves of all vessels from the Chesapeake
Bay. Scms doubt existing as to the power of the
Board do this the Corporation Attorney will give
an opinion on the subject Tomorrow. schooner
from Back River, Va arrived at Washington Mar
ket day or two since, and discharged there cargo
of melons, imm edistely after which the mate was
hospital, and 10 now said to be convslescent The
schooner has since returned to Virginia. s
Contributions for the Sufferers at Norfolk and Potts
mouth, continue to pour in. Yesterday afternoon a
check tpr $50 was handed In BY Lieut. Gen soott -
Sevsra purses, accompanied BY three hospital ply
scions started the theatre Of death this morning
paces of those of the profession who have fallen at
their posts The fuod amounts to $S2 440
The agents in tkis city Of the Greek merchants
have snssged freighs for bres6stus far shesd a.
the middle Of November. and are making large CON
tracts for four az present prices. fhe Greek firms
alluded TO extremely shrewd and calculating in
The officers OF the United Sta .es steamer San ia.
cinto have been ordered to report themselves to
Com. Boorppsn on the 2Mh inst. The San Jaclnto
WI san sSsnI .ls aou.SroU Tbe Hsvsn, amp
ported to day = ready to receive her officers and
crew Some anxiety 10 felt for the sloop fwar Cy
sns. which sailed from Pensacos for .his port on
stephen B., Mum. Esq an old and wsll-known
merchant died last eyep,as Ia the goth year OF his
age. Hsseme " familiar 10 Gonas.ion with the OPP
position to the famous Broadway Railroad scheme,
which made % much talk here and ct Albany last
year ssesazv -
There wss another decline In the price Of beef
COED bsef did, not exceed 10 csnts per ID for the
meat, vhile good fair stock sold much less running
down Ia the small trash and lower grades TO less
than cents Per Id. net The receipts Of besves In
the city lest week. were $500.
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Pres't Of the Fund for the Relief of Portsmouth

CokTRlBUTIoNs.-C Contributions for Nor
folk and Portsmouth are coming in to the
committee of citizens. MIR. John T. Brown
has sent so bushels cleaned oats, Mr.. Sinton,
five boxes of soap, Mr.. Chinn, superinteD
dent of repairs on the Eastern Division of
the James River and Kanawha Canal, num-
Der of coffins. Many of our citizens are
sending contributions directly-among them
one we hear of is two barrels porter, by Mr..
Clendining. We hope these contributions
ad
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v1ouous.-Wm. Jones, an old and infirm

VIcloUs.-Wm. Jones, an old and infrm
the charge of threatening to shoot his ard kill
bis daughter. Not gres. while since Mr. Jones
attempted to cut bis throat, while lsboring under
an alteration of the mind, and from that time to
the present. has been Ill natured that his family
have been almost unable TO do any thing with him
He 10 now Ia feeble health, and from present sp-
pea-snces, can survive but short time longer
He was held to bail to keep the peace.
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DEATHS IN PoRTsMoUTH--The whole
number of deaths in Portsmouth up to the
present time Is estimated at sac hundred, by
gentleman who is very we'll informed on
the subject
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mouth, &c.
LYNcHBUBG, Sept. 18th, 1855.
Yesterday was observed as Thanksgiving Day
here. All the stores were closed, and our citizens.
generally, attended divine services. Collections
we're taken In the various churches Ia aid of the
Norfolk aud Portsmouth sufferers | have only
been able to obtain the amount collected In the fol-
lowing churches: g.. Psups Church, Rev VIM H.
Kinckie. S345 Third Street Methodist Episcopal
Church, Rev F. Stanly, ST., Presbyterian Church.
Rev j. d Mitchell, about $780, Fourth street
Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev. Mr.. H Fad, 800
Tho contributions Ia the other churches will proba.
bly, make the whole amount TO about $3.50.
Wednesday night the Lynchburg Musical Assoc
citation gave a concert for the same benevCl Mt pur.
pose. Il was attended by the beauty and fashion OF
our city, aud 1t is supposed that 1t 1t were not for
the revival going on a. the Methodist Church, the
Hall would have been crowded. The proceeds
amounted to $3.50 Yours, MIKE.
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L1mE-Messrs Brown q Mnrris of

LIME.-Messrs. Brown & Morris of Au.
8 1sta, are the gentlemen who presents the city
with the five tons of lime. Mr.. Brown is one of the
firm of Brown & Shook merchants In this city. Our
readers will remember that the Mayor has deter
mined to have this lime scattered in the public quit
lers on Monday next and that all who fell to sweep
before their premises, rs directed by ordnance
will havs to pay dsasiy for their neglect.
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FALSE ALARM-After the burning of DR..
Lotlands house last Thursday night, the cry of fire
started by some mischievous boys, and many
of the firemen though wet and fa,igued, had long
run to the engine houses only to ascertain that the
alarm was false one When boys are caught at
such sport as crying fire they should be so severely
nrnrned az to know better In future.
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STILL CoMINa.-Another of the large
wrought iron shafts, intended for the U. s. seam-
ers now being built by Messrs Anderson IL Co.,
was hauled up Main street yesterday morning on
a wagon, by eleven of Mr.. Jacob S. Atee's fine
mules and tax an to the Tredeesr works.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-15

NIeHT HAWKS, in large numbers, are
church, and the capitol A very white one was
discovered yesterday morning perched on the
capitol, and Efforts were made to capture 1t but
proved abortive.
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In the notice of the organization of the
Hebrew Young Mems Literary Association,
the name of LeUi Heller was printed instead
Of Leri Heater, Recording Secretary.
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The RAIN STORM, which visited our city
last Thursday night, was one of the veress we
ever Witnessed for the season. and we fear did much
damage along the neighboring water courses. The
streets were all washed off perfectly clean, and
with the exception of an occasional overflow Ia
some of the cellars near Shockoe Creek, our citi-
zens were all benefited by 1t. Yesterday the westh
or was more pleasant than 1t had been Tor several
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THE CHnDREN's FAIR, on Governor st
will close by ssle to night. Those who have no.
yet paid them VISIT shonld do 30 to day. and as.
sst them In raising means for the helpless orphans
of Norfolk and Portsmouth. They deserve en-
enlargement in work 80 noble, 80 worthy of all
praise
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NEARLY CompLETED.-Thew Orkmen en-
gagged on the City Hail. have nearly completed the
large room intended for the Of the Hastings
Court From present appearances, Mr. Forbes,
the contractor, will soon have the entire building
finished In good order.
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MARINE NEWS.
Posr OF RICHMOND. Sept IA
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, New York, mdze.
and passengers.
Steamer Pocahontas, Jones, Baltimore, mdzs.
Luilam Watson
scbr Robt. 2. King Leads, Philadelphia, ndzs to
plain.
Schr Ellen Goldsborough, BantliDg, gusno. Fry
Sons.
sohr VIM. Spear, Jones, Hsv,e de Grace, iron, w.
g. fnplstt.
schr John Hart Smith. City Point, light.
SAILED,
schr Truth, Creighton, Baltimore, light.
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The alarm of fire about 10
O'Clock yesterday morning. was caused by the
burning of . chimney at the corner Of 5th and
Broad Streets
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Bound OvER.-C1llier C. Frazier vss
held to bail by the Mayor yesterday mornin, for
threatening to assault and beat Powhstan L Wood.
aun. ~. a -
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swEETENED.- Emanuel, Albert, Simon
and Lawson, four slave boys, were arrested and
ordered to be forged for stealing jar of Or eseryed
truth from Thos Bradford
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To BE ARATzs.-The stsgnant pond on
the North side of the dock, so often noticed bv n
Il at length to be filed up, and horrid nuisance
thereby absted
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UToFPLAo Mr. g. p,
Cookies hack driver left his team and hack stsnd.
tug 10 Pink alley. 10 violation Of city Ordnance
Tor which he 10 TO be arra'gned and examined be.
tCre the Mayor.
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a. FRESH SHOES EVERY DAY

@ FRESH SHOES EVERY DAY
~D at MAURICE'S.
Ladies' fine thick sole Buskins, Slippers and Ties
Do flannel lined Shoes, for fall and wi1.er.
Do black Caters a large assortment
Gents fine Calf Boots-cheap and good
Gents fine Caters, Shoes, SO. of good quality.
BoyS and children's Boots and Shoes, of every
kind.
All of the above goods fresh, well made, and
will be sold at reasonah'~ prices at ."
CHAS. 8. MAURICE'S,
So Is lol Ma'n at,
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OLD JOE SWEENEY, the Prince of Banjo
players, Intends giving grand concert at Slash
Cottage on the Goth Inst
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IncoNvENIENT - The present arrange
nept of the Mayors court room. for hearing what
takes place, could not be worse under any cir
cumstances The seats appropriated to the use of
the lawyers and reporters are so far from the
Mayor that witness standing with his back to them
when giving In his evidence, cannot possibly be
understood. Then, tho, the floor II unexpected,
which orly increases the noise of per.ons moving
continually from place to place, while idlers crowd
up the docra, windows and other avenues 30 COM
pietey that the ROOM this hot weather, often feels
more like bake oven than a court of Justice
The committee having charge of the building,
should have the Inconvenience complained of, rem.
edied at once