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ACTION OF THE NEW YORK MERCHANTS

IN KETAKD TO IIIE DANH2UE HH WI
New YORK, Nov. 27.-A meeting was held this
afternoon by the Chamber of Commerce TO hear the
report Of committee appointed At previous meet
in, in relation TO the burque Maury affair. John A.
Stevens, Esq, Chairman, submitted report and sr-
veral resolutions The latter state no proper amends
have yet been the of the Maury, nor to ;he
merchants Of New York, injurously nssailed.
Thai iLg merchants of the United Stutes will uphold
the Government in the maintenance of the neutrality
laws, and do denouuce all volutors ns dlsturoers OF
the peace of the world to be held in universal abhor-
renee
The report declares the action Of the British Consul
aud Minister 10 have been unwarrant"d; and that
there is not the slightest foundation for tho report
that other Russians vessel are fitting out in the United
States
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

New YORK, Nov. 2S.-The Star of the West has
arrived here with dates from California to the 5ih
inst. She left Punta Arenas on the 18th inst, and
touched at Key West OH tho I'D. The Cortcs ar
rived at San Juan on the 23d October, and the Uncle
Sam on the ID November.
There is no news of Importance.
The Indian ravages were becoming serious. From,
Puget Sound to Shasta Butte the Indians had made q
simultaneous descent along the whole line upon the
whites, and massacred a large number. Volunteers
der Major Fitzgerald were out in pursuit OF the mur
derers Nearly all the tribes north of Columbia rvel
had contsderaed and sworn to eSterlnlnate the
wi
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DIED

D,yn in risrIsyille Va oi typhoid fever. Oh "e-r7s
nesduy morning the 3th nst III tie Stb ye5 9s L:
JOSEPH w Taylor son Of Paul ST1 k.lIse"'- ~
TAYLOR Of Hahtsx county Va. .,
In tbe death of this truly estr,Lb!c aid 'aIta!s -.
,bose only cmn r"sze h- loss whose privilege !: 's -
know hin, best In him were corio!"ei,'n ~ a. ei--s
drse bo.. qualities OF mind and v.;uea OF hcAE. u..:
- Em a MIN houored uad beloved. II cary -.
br chose teachns the business OF his lie ~ttl a -'
u.d with erergy and success, ua!i dcsh 'see:fG -a
s his Isbors on Garth A. tie age Of nineteen Ea VS.
made the subject OF Divine grsce und'. the tIaL =;
of the Rev J. 2. Mcbride; united with tie Ife-a:
church AZ Halifax Court House, and Afterwards rcL@TS
his connection 70 the church in Crsre, where :-r Ess
years life piety hes LETT the assurance Z
be has now entered into that which rens:Es To- -
people Of God. He 10 gone and hears s!e et: ::
because we shall see hs face B.: vr
not us those who have hope; for although sheE asy
in the prime OF life and useulness b!s surviving ls'::s
and pous friends have the consolation ah ne! @
meet him again where pain and sickness ere 70! !a'-
where overy tear wiped away, srd parting vi. e. -
more. ~.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

=: by deed oftrust, duly recorded inlEsscx County
Clerks Otce conveyed certain property to the rub
ne; trustee for the pui pose Of securing the ssid
N1f. creditors have now to request all perrons IL
V'n h" indebted other than those who have obtained
so .sy inc cous Of Essex eoan, % 10 ns .ulSM e e.
tesPec',ve debts stating the nature Of the debt.
i"a que Ty bond note, account and whether they
.s.m bsYS m SECURITY. tina, may know what amount
deed. We properly conveyed oy sa'd
....5 Sps OF AZ co,S;n 1 Sor Il ee will see the ne.
10 50 West im..d;n,ey MINIS @ 'qucE, is his intention
de.Srd s ' .eei in q the une
RsRins; n- In bar Of Gny recovery
Ill nm persons Indebted to said Minor 49,. ,
h Tappahanoek, Va 'c''sr My address
~ ne above pc!i-s il vita my cou,e,,. tr1stee.
heH. aud st Iny .eauest. JkrrESsNd N md apprUba.
Oct 22-cra5Eoy h"SoN M.OR.
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MIR RrCuaNaN', DrSpATCHES.

WAsnISeToS Nov. 2d.--The foreign dispatches
received by the Canada Underwent an examination
at the State Department VI il laie huI: on sunday
night, and to-day oticlly considered in the Cao
net meeting an hour enrlie'than usual for ihe Pur
pose. 1t is understood tina the representations Of our
government regarding the alleged violation OF ,ne
in that STRAIGHTFORWARD ma,per our government had
Il right to expect. Mr.. Buhauan says that the pro-
fessons of friendship by th British cabinet were more
profuse than heretofore, aid expresses the opinion
that procrasnation has ben resorted to IN Tie nope
that something may turn up to relieve tho bri'sn
government from its dilemma.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-30

THEORY ON THE ASTEROIDS.-Prof Alex.
ander of Princeton, has recently prepared paper on
the subject of the asteroids which is ingenious His
conclusion is that between Mars and Jupiter there
once revolved planet with an equatorial diameter
of 1000 miles and polar diameter of only ) miles,
thus being shaped like a wafer. Having great W
locy its axis it burst, as some grinding stones 90
and its fragments formed the asteroids. This theory
of tue asteroids is brought in to support that oi 'he
Putoniss and nebuar hypothesists.
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IEcYJ,RE AT pOTTSVILLE.

An excellent lecture, delivered lately before the
Spring Garden Institute Of this city, by Rev j. Ian
sing burrows, D. D.. of Richmond, Va, is to be re-
pcited on Thursday evening mt Pottsvllle Tho pro-
ce.ds are to be for the benefit of the Baptist Church
in Pottsylc. Mr.. Burrows is capital lecturer,
much admired where he is known, aud we can assure
our Potsville readers that they will have treat
tPkladeIDkta Bulletin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-30

| We received yesterday, from Miss L. j. Timber
lake of Hanover splendid bunch of very large and
delicate celery. Her success i'll raising such noble
specimens of delicious vegetable does high credit to
the horticultural skill of our kind iriend-to whom
we nre also indebted for some very fine large turnips.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-30

Among the many marked improvements in our
growing city. we take pleasure in referring to the very
spacious and elegant brick building recently erected
by James Lyons, ESQ, in extension of the "Monu-
ment Hotel" THIS is the finest location in Richmond
for an hotel, and the building now erected in addition
to the former house, offers peculiar advantages for the
purpose. We invite the attention of all who desire
70 be tenants of successful and excellent hotel Ia
tho advertisement in another column.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-30

FRIGHTENED.--The Quebec Gazette Seems Ia
be quite overcome by the present war panic, and
thinks there must be wQr between the United States
and England. 1t says
It's the duty OF the Government cf this country to
be prepared with men, 10 have lines Of earth batteries
planted ut importan, points along the frontier and to
have epos Il" provisions and materials. of war wher-
ever they may lie needed.
The Montreal Commercial Advertiser adds, with
much good sense
The only earthworks require railroad grades'
the only munitions, rails and money, the only army
thousands OF warriors against the forest anu the soil
Montreal is not destined to see just now the arrival oi
any more dangerous invading furce than such Us v'I'
ted i last summer on hospitable thoughts intent
Aud although there are men in the United States tha'
talk of sezins Canada as though she had no claws
and silIy yuuur men in Cardaa who affect TO reiOce
ct the prospect, nehe! the one the other intend to
venture anything in the undertaking but wind; aud
we can afford to let them work of their supera6un-
dant excitement in way, which, ii not very wlse ID
st least very innocent
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rr-nrr,,1 xppOINTNEST

WAsHlSGroS, Nov. 27th.-A.sociate Justice Dun
lop will receive the appointment of Chief Justice OF
the United States Circuit Court for the District OF
Columbia vice Judge Cranch deed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-30

NEW YORK. Nov. .2S,-Flour is improving. Sales
of state brands 50 -, Ohio 50 81, Southern $40
Wheat-Southsrn White 81 20, Southern Red g lo
Corn-Western mixed 81 G6 Provisions quiet and
unchanged. Stocks lower. Exchange nonlually
quoted at 81 0Sa$l 0s,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-30

SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.
COLUMBIA, Nov. 27.-Thc Legislature OF Houth
message was submitted to-day. 1t s Il short dpcu
meut, devoted chiefly to State affairs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-30
FOR ERECTING TUE CUSTOM
HOUSE At WHEELING, VA.
NEs1s"I = OI<k n ~ I.
WASurSCrOS u C October

WAsH,xGrOS. y. C.. October Il. 1855. 5
OROPOSALS will De received At this Department unit
II the 9th day of December less at - o'clock q
Tor hc c the Wheeling Custom House,
Cslrt Room according the plans and specitca.
prepared by Department.; said proposals to be
e:Acr tor the whole building tor the different kinds of
work bills of parcels should accompany each bid, with
Ee ", each item, and the total amount OF each
s:"d 0u, the Department reservng the right TO reject
- ?rcposa hereby invited should the interest of the
.Ii Staie. require il NsrtY per cent. OF the smount
:; AK done nnd materials. delivered according
E. :cc sad be ascertHned by the est!mate
c; AZ A.c; o the Department, appointed for that pur-
&c and ten Per retained until the completion OF the
9ohrac, "nG acceptance OF the work. &c. by the Agent
Aforesaid
Contracts will be awarded only Master Builders and
N.chanc- ana III" assignment thereof eScep, by consent
OF the Secretary "' tho Treasury, will b. forfeiture OF
lse same.
Each proposal be- accompanied by written qua.
aniee, signed by wo Responsible PERSONS certihed be
the District Attorney Dttrct Jud OF the said
D.,rict) in the Of SO COO that the bidder will when
required /; his proposal be accepted into
aud boad with proper and sufficient securities for it's tutk
Nl performance.
Plans. specifications md working drhwnp- can br ex
smined und after the 18th day OF November nn other
information obtained on application the Department or
b, the office OF the Collector at Wheeling.
III. will be entered into until the state of
Virginia shall have Coded jurisdiction aud relinquislrd her
,tSe, tax IN any as-css the property the
S@ed states Oh the buildings that may be thereon.
lac PROPOSALS must be sent 20 this address,
Cd 'nGe Secretary OF the Treasury endorsed proposals
Tor II" "G..;u, Custom Hous, and ,v be on.,,.d -
O'Clock + NJ OF the last day nn,ncd -r rcceyinc the
tend IAMFS i;.1,TIIpir " "
oCt 2i-sANbu secretary tho 'rreasury
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AMERICAN CLAIM ON GREECE.

4 despatch from Trieste in the Journal dcs Debats
states that on the goth November two United State
men of war had arrived at Prasus. They were au :
orsed to sustain the claims of the United States III
the old difficulty of the American consul, Mr.. Hing,
with Greece.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-30

Il(hAHOE CORN AND PLASTER MILLS .y.c
NHE above Mills having b. en- rebuilt and added 10 the
Il public be accommodated Promptly with
having their Corn ground Into Meal OF the be-; ounI;tv
and also with Corn and Cob Meal tor feeding S,Hs
which, it is estimated saving Of 0nehirl i, rcnIz"
Corn in the ears in bag, will yield nhou, hn .tI
snt feed
TIE farmers the james and Eiranna Rivers and
I,hors also obtain fresh ground Plaster, OF the be-.
gslty at much below the Richmond price To those who
END bass to put in tskc loJ:e will he Ill nsrd
csl 50 per ton less than the Richmond price.
Apply 10 Mcssrs. Crenshaw Il Co., Richmond, at tn,
Ma On the James River aud kanawha Canal, or to
w., g--2aw4w JOSEPH ALLEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-30

In the list Of members oi Congress, republi-hed in
Tuesdays Enquirer from the \. \. Journal ui Com.
mrrca the name Of omr r>crllan. friend, L. kidwell,
Jr the worthy representative "i the Wheeling Dis
ric was strangely o,ni;"d-nnd the name ol Mr..
Lewis whose defeat regretted, substituted there
for The error was discovered in time 10 be corrected
for the weekly Enquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-30

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2S.-No material change ~
the markets. Every body waiting tor the steamer
news.
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WALKING i,

WAXING CANEs-Jus, received NJ. -
,vu,s "hh nnd without swords heuds of pold .s
prces T. IrHn.nnvsn ts nvsnneiy, and at ali
wy" Fetersburg Va, sigS Of ,hr RSa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-30

M,nsrrp. ou the ed in, ut wilma hy Ihe Rev : 20
sing Burrows ARTHUR :. SAMrlL, Of ic-Ata1hf %
ELLA E.. daughter Of Br Robert Lyme, oi aea'.-'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-30

We learn from the Washington Union, that Mr
Theodore D. Stark hss bsrn appointed fShsIon
Agent at New Orleans, in the place OF l. A. uuyo
resigned,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-30

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2T.-Cotton is hrm. Su-
gar has advanced Sales Of Molasses ct ~ cenls-
Corn sc cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-30

NOMINATION OF MAYOR OF BOSTON.
BnsroS, Nov 2S.-rhe knOw-Sothngs ot tins
,ity have nominated Nath'l Is. Shurteif for Mayor.
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MAGNIFICENT SOUTHERN BOOK.

We had yesterday pleasant visit from Mr. Lucas
of the firm OF Lucas Brothers of Baltimore who sub
ntted to our inspection of the most beautiful and
elegant books we have ever seen issued from the
the American press. 1t is new, much enlarged and
spenddly illustrated edition of "FloraS dictionary
mos, interesting work ircm the gifted Pen OF Mrs
f. w. Wiz: of Virginia, the accomplished widow OF
Vim. Writ Each of the two hundred and thirty
pages is embellished with handsome border, and
the book interspcrsed with upwards of FIVE hundred
wood eugravings, with richly Illuminated title and
presentation plate and large number OF groups OF
flowers exquisitely colored from nature. The whole
work is executed in the highest style OF art and does
honor to the enterprise of the publishers, who have
spared no labor or expense to make it the handsomes
book of the season. We can imagine no more beau
tiful or appropriate Christmas or New Years Gift
than copy Of this splendid work.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-30

Tie Court of Claims, at Washington, have ap-
pointed a number OF additional commissioners to
take testnoney in the several States. Among them
Tor Virginia, are John {. Moncure. fredericksburg;
G.. W. Hansbrough, Pruntytown, aud William L..
Clark Jr., Winchester.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-30

SAILING OF THE U. S. FRlGATE POTOMAC
New York, Nov. 2S.-rhe L. :. f:igats Potomac
sailed to-day for the West Indies
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Itis with real satisfaction that we republish the
following announcement Of the establishment of a
new journal in this city, which, we have every reason
to believe, will be a most valuable and interesting
publication. Messrs. Hoge and Moore are among
our ablest and most eloquent Ministers, and they
WELD the pen with the same ease, grace and power
that are manifested every Sabbath in their pulpit ad
dresses. We welcome them to the editorial frateni-
ty and wish them all while it is with regret
that we part with their enlightened und excellent pre-
decessor, the Rev. b. Gdersleeve:
TO THE PUBLIC
The undersigned have made arrangements with the
Editor of the WatchmRn and Observer, the result Of
which will be the dscontinuance Of that paper, and
the establishment of new one under manage
laent and control, to be called THE CENTRAL
PRESBYTERIAN.
We have also reliable assurances that sufficient
amount of money will be forthcoming to put it in
power not only to issue tho new paper in the most
attractive stye of press work and Typography, but
to enable us to engage the services Of accomplished
writer's both in Virginia and IN other States whose
care il will be to keep our readers posted with the
latest religious intelligence and well Informed on all
terests of the sections Of country in which they re-
spectively reside.
we take this occasion to announce that our earnest
effort
=. our Church in the South should be--s paper t;ue
. her interests and institEtions, medium for the
ieest interchange If views and sentiments on all sub
jcc,s relating 10 the ell-beng OF the Presbyterian
Church the channel through which our people may
DC Hpprsed of the dongs Of our ecclesiastical bodies
the condition of our Schools, Colleges and Se'nlna
ries nnd i'll word of the character and progress ol all
our religious enterprises.
Believing, We do, that there is no inevitable con-
' ueotIon between orthodoxy and dulness anu lhat
PaRol ay be ut ouce evangelical and interestihg,
WIN oe olr ann to make it racy piquen ana spirit
cd paper whose arrival will be greeted with plea
sure anu winch will be perused with relish and profit
We nave already been greatly encouraged ny re,
oevns ;,,o"5 a.sItances OF hearty cooperation aha
support IN our Undertaking and these assurances are
all the more gratifying from the fact that the editorial
Office has not been sought by u.s. but spontaneously
rendered to u.s. and urged upon us by those who are
most concerned in the Of the pronosed enter
prise.
We have no private interest to be advanced by se.
curing large subscription list but the uteres, Of
the cause in which we embark, will be promoted in
direct ratio to the amount OF circulation which the
paper may obtain.
It will not be possible, even we're it necessary, to
solicit our friends individually to lend us their gene
rous aid in the attempt to establish and maintain such
a religious journal as ia demanded in this latitude
We, therefore, take this method of inviting them to
forward to us, without delay the longest lists ofsub-
'cribsrs they can possibly obtsi36; s,6crs y uoop
7. Y. MOORE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-30
NAVAL REFORM.

In our article on this subject which appeared in
Tuesdays ,.ue, unintenional injustice was done to
A Friend Of the Navy" which we sincerely regret
aud hasten 10 correct. The part Of the editorial to
which We au,!e is contained in the following ex-
tract:
We have freely opened our columns 10 the assail.
ants of the Board with the view Of obtaining Thor
ougl Discussion OF the important topic Of naval re-
form, and We have carefully abstaned from casting
the slightest mputatiOu upon the motives o those who
differed from in opinion. While we did not expect
q similar courtesy from persons unable 10 dlscrni-
nate between argument aud vupGrHtiOn and accu,-
toned habually to coniOu:dth two andwe-c not sur
prScd therefore, that tn. Courier aud Enquirer should
charge us with being "bnGnd 10 follow lhe admins
raun through thick mud thin surprised that
"A Friend otthe Navy" should seemingly endorse this
caiu;nny by understanding aud emphasizing IT. Wedid
not expect such an nputatiou from gentleman OF
good sense and good temper aud can only account Tor
Thy the supposltion that h" hao been carried away Dy
the warnItl ot his feelings.
Not until after the publication of Tuesday, paper,
did we learn that the .undersccrins and emphasizing
alluded To has, been done by friend in the city who
receives our letters during any temporary absence.
The communication ol ~ Friend OF the Navy" with
the article from the Courier aud Enquirer was received
and opened by the gentleman alluded 10 while we were
absent from the city, and h. in order to direct ON
attention more particularly to the calumny of the
Courier aud Enquirer, ~a'rSco,.d it and after oui
return il did not occur 10 him to inform OF wha
he had done until reminded Of the fact By reading ou
editorial OF Tuesday.
We make this correction ac: nf Justice to our
| SELF and 10 ~ Friend Of the Navy" for whom On
tcrtan sentiments oisncere respect, wl;chwe do moi
doub, are cordially rciprocated.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-30

CHARLESTON, 5. G., Nov. 4.-Cotton has de
clined !.
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SAILING OF THE PACIFIC.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S-The Pacific sailed Fence
to-day for Liverpool with sl,IOD,OOO i'll specie.
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CLERKsulP OF THE HOUSE OF REPRE-
SENTATINES.

WAsHlSGroy, Nov. 2s.-Erom present appear
ances il is believed that Gen. Cullom oi tennessee
and the regular Democratic nominee. will bs the only
prominent candidates for the Clerkship Of the House
of Representatives.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-30

We understand that entirely erroneous impres
sion prevails to some extent that K. A. Pryor, Esq
is the author Of several letters from London publish
ed recently in the Enquirer. We deem it due to our
absen, associate state that he has written no letter
for the Enquirer during his visit to Europe, from
which we are grstded to know, lie will soon return
10 resume his editorial labors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-30
LATER FROM MEXICO.

New ORLEaSs, Nov. 26.-The UtiLaba hs: niT'' c /
here with dates from Mexico To the ie'ii mt az u.
r.y b,d entered the C,y Of Mexico at tho hsa- 7'
1000 troops All quiet in tue cry, the Idr' So
having been previously evacuated. Tie .sAs o. z'y-
ern,nent is TO be removed TO Boeno de H!G@l. n
the lsth of February. The best feeling e1'sia ~
tween Alvarez and Nidnurl. Crhgo ha' Nse" e..
no,nted Minister TO Prussia and Sci0s has resi-.
the office Of Secretary OF the Treasury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-30
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

ny KITCHIE, PRYOR II DUNSAFANT'
.~~~>>~~~~~>>>~~~
WM F RlTCHlE Il ROGER A. fkioh' EpiioNE.
UurnaY MORNING, NOVEMBER 30.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-30

RyrrKSEp 10 THEIR 0wSERs.--W- ul,t.r-.Gl.i
that ten of the eleven slaves, which were CGrr"'l -
from Richmond Saturday MI ght las'. b"Hc H"lu =
tarjy returned 10 their here. Their sly =
that they lurcd away by white man '3t +y'c
in carriages to Pet-rsbur and there nt;"'ai w.
made To place them in very small vcssc wi.. I" =
10 carry them Ia larger. Finding the hold DO, '.s
vessel very contracted, they refused 10 enba!&, /
all of them returned this city, with the exception n
Henry the slave Of Mr. Davidson OF the ~ ST.. .
Hotel" who embar ed on the lit:!c cre!t. II &.
doubtless, the work of some Ambition m'.c~e az ,
and We trust tha, the Legislature will at oaeo 40 It
the most stringent measures for the pantahr, u d.
| ncpru-s,.alcrs aud their abctUrs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-30

LEAVES AND TRfEs.-lno process a! c!ca" =:
the Capitol Square by the removal Of the tA:a :cr.
is now beng repeated, and to this caus. may Le az
bued the fact, that the shade trees in l!". bsa.i
spot evince asckly appearance" while Others ar' &"
and diving Ii it be expsdient I" remove III: lea
il il equally expedenr, il the trees arc 10 b" pre':
in their vigor, that their roots should be- s", 4.
with appropriAte aiment. ErrOum Sat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-30

UsIrLn STATE. CIRCUIT CnuET.-lhe utG e
John Arundel, n.ains, whom there are 's!'ee 1H-r'
ments one for tulsa swearing one for forging p9Ds !
papers, and one for procuring money ny ns.d- 'a! !!
Tuesday. The accused is defended by Mess ! -
Patton, Henry W. Thomas and Wm. Smn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-30

THE DISTURBANCE AT BETHANY C0LLEf-. -
CORES puudrnt vf the Wheeling lu;ei gerccr -..--
that the recent disturbance at Bethany C"!!rE' -.
caused by nm attempt on the part H seTeta y -
litionists who had entered the institution ~ Tr---
and debate m;schevous doctrines. brr:er Iya- s..-
tored by the prompt disnissu Ut the reir%c.J! 'g;'
bers.