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Later News from Oregon, Washington
and Utah Territories.
News from Oregon.
ANTICIPATED GENERAL WAR WITH THE INDIANS
havoc BY TIE GRAssHoPPERs.


We have papers from oregon to the eth september.
The papers speak II the prospect Of general With
the lncisns. Murders Of whites BY Indians aud lndaus
BY whites, are not unfrcquent II WAS general be-
evec Judge Hays informs US, that not less than eight
white men had recently been murdered by the indians,
the route from Puget Sound 10 the CoIvlle mnes.
The only name mmticntdi IL that Of Mr. MATHS, Of Co
lumhia.
Ire trepniaa has the following version Of the Rogue
River astW buBec, something # which has beca hereto
fore published
Abou, thirty miles from Fort orford an In lian shot
white mar vhereupon the whites in the noisLo rhooi
assembled together and demanded the Indian VI .ub.
Indian egcnt who had him in charge 10 be delivered up
to thcm The agent refused bn, surrendered him M II
justice 81 the fesce for examination. After the exam
ration, which resulted Ia committing the Indian for trial
constable with party Of United States soldiers under
cnnnapo If pou.cou,nissioned officer started with The
Indian for Port q; ord in On their way they
were met BY party oi white T1en in another canoe
eoi up TO the council ground whore ihe white man had
contained tho In iaa who al shot ;Ne white man hailed
her and requested those board stor. The con.tbo
and ccor in charge OF the Indian refused and pcrcmp
torily ordered those Lailng them 10 be off At this a-
ture some one In the canoe containing tho white men
shot the Indian prisoner who sitting the con.
stable having him in charge killing him instantly. The
sodiers were then oraered 10 are upon the white mon
which iiey did With ecec silpg three oil the partly the
rtst escaped to The shoro.
Governor Stevens had reached Fort Denon- Tie rrl-
of bis massacre were believes TO have been started
BY n Indians
The news from the Cclville gold u.nos .o te e7,h
August. The istres reports nrc favorable repro.
renting IN. geld disrcrs as doing tolorably well.
The military expedition unier Major Halter hal re
turned TO the nne-. The expedition by thu
government nj h me for the purpose Of chasny ihoss
btcdibirsty Indians who committed The nhuman butch
cry ~ tie Ward family and party, the plains nea
Fort Boise. last year. They captured ten Of the murder
ers tried and burg four shot three wounded one an
broosht in two prisoi er@.
The rate At taxation oregon this year l. ten couts ON
,sch 300 Of valuation
TLs /. vasshoppers making sad havoc with the OF
ebsrds an. 'cornheids in Parts u Fien,on county
Nc~. sOm W arlington Territory.
Tho csecIsi yss> u Washington Territory, proclae
he Coz Nas,n !, 4 delegate to Congress, J. faaer An
ss y 80, fas, ~. William Strong, w and K Nj
On the prcl I,itory ~ low The vote wasas follows:
Ar,ins. rroh;ttoyx Ia. %; Tor Prohibisory Law ia
~ sntre vate Of Tho X IA Try, distributed oyc, the
af,esn Counties is Ito, Ra,e~ sihah vote
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T,,,n.r,c.Js IA CoIiCo,nta,

Nr. Buchanan had opened in Sir Giles oyerrtah at
the Unou theatre IN, dc hit, and had been playing
nightly to crowded houses.
Kr. b. lakcI had the management Of the Metropoi-
tan and had bringing out comedies dramas and ex-
tIayagapzas rst rate STYLE Miss Goddard the English
actress, playing engagement.
The American vas idle, but would probably open With
the Sougenhcims AMI good ntcck company.
Sadorno Anna III hop and NJ. BocLss had left for Aus
tiua, in the Iii, Carson poor when they arrived
in California.
Misc aura Keene hook farewell benefit Mt the Metro
ptsn the 4th inst. and left by the steamer tor New
T.rk
Ale Genge Eheials Mr.. Edwin Booth and good stock
we're playing at Marysvlc.
Miss Potter ard troupe and Mira. su,air and trorpc
red been pnyng Throughout the Interior with success
The new Sacramento called the Cspi'o) theatre. was
about optn under the management Of hessfs. King
iycr.
Ice and arshss circus to play three nights in
San francisco comm ucng tie 81 inst, aud then would
.csse for Honolulu.
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MNn7ens

II suLdny evening October 49, By the Ref James NIL
let bis residence Ill East Seventeenth street, Nc.
IsXTs G. EInfIsoS, Il Woodbury. Msss., to Miss SARAH
ZANE Mlns,s. Of This city.
tn Monday, OCTOBER 70 rs Trinity Church, by the Rev.
In Ierrian rector Jois McrRis KERR, OF New York, 10
ANN AcKss daughter cf the late Hon. David Eoifman,
OF Baltimore.
Byi'imorc ard Cumberland (Mc) papers please copy.
In RI ookyu Wedrc-csy, october II, by the Rev.
pr Stcr Mr.. HK.JANSf SHilDoS 70 Miss CusHIorrE A.
kS,JP 10th cf sew York
On Wednesday, October "a at Winchester, Mass by
Rev Sumner Clak SAME I. HoIaa Of New Yoik city,
Ia HAl1w = .o, necst daughter 81 Josiah laDe Es., OF
SealsJ0 i' Ne.
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r.~, ,~om " Arlington TERRITORY.


MORE RAvAGES or THE GRA->> '"rrn~s.
We are In receipt OF the Iescret Nc,cs o. 'p. ~
Gen. Haraey was buzly engaged prcrariss IN eSpc1t
ton against the Sioux, Who have recently b IN "fI
troublesome.
Dr. ferrh isel the Congressional delegate stars~4
Washington the lst uit. public ter tanmcat vts
given him on the evening previous.
The Noes states that on Thursday. 10Th August mill
liens srss.heppcrs descended III settle pent north
Of Utah county destroying everything green In their vav
The county 81 Tcocls was yisied by similar plague
The elit " The snake and Utah tribe. q In nns met
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sEWS FROM IRE SOUTH PACIFIC.
Interesting from chiii, Eucstior, Bolivia and
Perm.

Interesting from Chiii, Eucador, Bolivia and
Perm.
The steamer BOLIVIA arrived ut Panama on SATURDAY
October 6. She brought twenty-fou passengers and
1907 900 in specc. The dates srevalparao septeui-
ber Ii Ceso sc gtcnber 20 Guayaquil September -.
CHILL.
POPULATION OF THE INTERPRETATIONS REPRE-
sENTYD-THE LATE EXPLOSION on BOARD THE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EDUCATION
There Is little Of incrcs. from this republic.
Prom a table lately publLhed It appears tia. in 1864
Wien the last census wac taken Chill, there
rsoSs foreigners in The republic, Of whom 1854
Americans II New GraDsdians, Russi Fifty.six
nations named In tho list Taking thr nonui,ti, ~
Chill a. 4ie 4Sl, svcss proportion Of iorcisncr 10
1t Is said that when the Indcfatisahle slcw nj, IN.
lately rported) sentry on duty board In the ,nAst
Of AL the excitement never left his post regularly
Tie name Of he English bark on which the last cxoo
sion took place IN Valparaiso, mentioned before was
ns Of the sasS
.reaking OF the last cstastrophc saysrhe bark had
brought powder sad height which had been discharged
IN doing which some I'VE kegs had got broken. and
bars During the day Of explosion they w.re di.-
charging iron and b supposed that bar falling struck
sr ea the bose powder and blew or the spar deck,
Killing some three or four and severely wounding
.cven TO nine Others. The carpenter was Killed Instant
y ana the mate missing the captain had let the ship
'rned and sunk had boon for tbc timeIv as.ist
nercndeicd By Captain Johnstone Of hr United states
orc ship fretonis Who cent his boat and Ere engine
rec " into the hole and the water frecv snoIes,
The writer nys;-The best trade now oa,r,cs 4.
70 ceseing rase In which the American steamers 1sv
81 ard Tolyne.isn, and Chill steamer Constitucon
% MET money. Z /. hrsf running between this ami c.i
~ vsers plenty rivbt and an average ~ ovar -.
ia tf 4" " g exist The second runs 10
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Fir bark Mcnieerrand, San Francisco from Borae aux
;onnd Cape Horn In ne weaber crossed the
Aug H. Ion l62 and had light winds and Gains mos. ., the
Time since.
Brig Swiss Boy at San Francisco from Puget Sound reports
left II ship 81 Joseph, ldg for Australia Sept To-
Strata bark supposed TO be tho Live Yankee Cove for Hong
Kong
LAuScHEDAt Chariesown Saturday, BY Mr. Joshua Ma
superior ship of 1000 TONS called the Pocahon.as
cd by Messfs Teos Gurus and Thad eus Nichols Boston, and
70 Be emp%ysd as general seigh!cr under comaaand Of
In Portland night Of 10Th inst by Messrs Han ar,o fine
ship Of loco TONS not ct named Shc has been cold 10 New
YoYs house.
At salem 9Th inst by Mr. Gardner, ship ofs tons
red by Boa drnan Esq OF Boston, where she Will be
towed IN lew days her and be fitted for
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NARITIME INTELLIGEECg.
Port or New York. October 90, 1


CLEARED
s,esmnshp Ansne Yves. ilverpoo-R Collins Co.
Ship Southampton, Pratt, London-Awiley, Morgan WI
sSp Austrsils Smith Liyerpooi-wllans 4 Gaiea.
Ship Wisconsin Scott HavIe--w whilock Jr
Ship Aiaren9o. Alexander Hsvre- Aes,nith sons
Bark Alexlls, Ioyeli Con .a1tinops ,ook Smith.
BARK Flash, Wilson Vera 6ras-P a iisrsous 4 Sons
s y'sst asssss s:,ss
Brig Vernon, Collins, Bsngo -Pillsbury 4 sendford
sa sans
sehr Indanos Mcaarray New 0rlesns-isytn, Ryerson
scsr rier.on Halloss ApaaeAeola -Esgs Is.s,a ,
! scir n Bswksns, Grinin Charleetoa-Mceteaay ho"1
scsr Geo Mangham scudder. wilmiqgon-M,cresdy Mos
sehr Canton. Shut ee.tlmoss.g.,l'ns, Knsey GO
schr Globe, Paine. salem-R W Ropes
Soos An s Tracy pss;.sn
sIopesT Vulcan miller rhadsphanJ gTsss . ,,.
Steamer sanford, Hard PhiisdeIrhls-sandeords Line
ARRIVED
.eass and .Ssa hcSe S S q
an ynss n ss Ssnn o. Ssa &c ass %t
Ney York BERN brig sowas slas Dag win Win.
a. 5 s s m s s1 sSwn ars red ship
pansd ports showing red nag Win whle squire in It,
sea,a.Sip Florida %sedss' ssssansS 81 sosrs Win
s sla es K e p,o %s =
ve under WIND a. ae tune soag from
%s ssSsf s'ss
a York WIN 's
Steainshp Nashville Berry Charleston 80 hours with
and SpcAnrd, Tneson co. rs inst, AN.
passed steamship Promeheus hence for Corpus Christi
Sas M pep
for bsrIeson 9. PPM passed steamer Robt whlney,
ship wizard Slate, Malii July 25 passed Aner Aug II,
with ndse ssic 20. No dae, ia Bassan straits passed.
&. s ron
gale sa had light Winds since crossing tho Hue The
anchored In the lower bay iast night
Ship lpsc Webb, Dryer Liverpool. Oct 4, with mdse and
40 passer gers to q II Marshall 4 90
SHIP opr BsTne New Orleans = days with cotton Ae 70
berg. from New On leans Tor Hnvre
Bnrk Incen Kirby Mali 20 days via Gibraltar 80 days
with irs, 10 Stalker CO. vessel % s,urecs Cearman Co
Experienced heavy weather tie PASSAGE loo forcopgaaa
ft sails, Had plo on hoard days Sept % m
81 Ion 10 3D. spoke brig ooiayiR Woodward from Palermo fsi
Park Courier Sherwood Charleston. days. with cotton &c
10 iunilam Dlmsn
Brig Caroline alt Aspiuwal &c days In ballast TO
Spies Experienced heavy weather on the passage, Spit sails
brig Wave Orb Sewers Windsor IL days, with plaster t.
Big Ruben Carver. Barry Wilmington. NO. days Will
Brig Black Haws, Wall Calais with luu,t a., master.
schr anita Qxcz Bosso, Campeachy SO days. With hides
sclr ierpoo (B. johnson Iiassor Isiond days. VIII
scr North sae Horton Savannah days, with cotton, &c
seSI " Brown, nerrickeon Wilmington, nc, tdsys
Schr \ Hammond Payne, Boston for Philadelphia.
schr Whelden, Smith, Providence for Philadelphia.
SAILED.
Ships Wild Duck San Francisco tno 29.A; Victory do u {
Scranton IyerPeo Yosksire do Lizzie Drew London Sea
bark Cara Windsor; and others, Wind from oSw
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ECUADOR.

The Legislative Shambers met on he 10th ult signor
Manuel tustamena elected President Of the SenA
sgnor Bsnisa Vasquez President OF the House
Of Representa- ives.
The Gupynu papers cowpltin Of the scarcity Of food
Tie coy., nmeni has published decree, placing an
export duty on carchnc and cascarlla. Some Of tho
papeTs oppose the measure.
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NEW YORK HERALD. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81. 1866.

at solt Lake City the 20 and 18th Of September, AMI
negotiated o treaty II peace and amity.
horticultural socie has been organtei la the Terri
tory. -,
and llh September for the United states aud England
The Pacific Express Company has esaolish el regaar
Livingston Kinkesd Co thsir agents advertise ths.
the eDger will leave salt Lake the Isl Oct
Tie pa Which eft IT Louis on the Lat Of August, did
not arrive until tho 5th Of September.
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PERU.

Tie convention Is still In session. The right OF unv5r
sal suffrage adopted; hose eotie to vote being
over twenty one yearr OF age able to read and wife,
propiietors Of an1ed property.
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rslcshuana, where she has the monopoly Of the trade
what could she wishy the last to the Mauie,
where she has plenty Of freight (more than she can
carry boh ways and fair sprnklIng az passengers.
This beat owing to the loss OF the Eudora.
Rsyo and Phosforo has monopoly. ! am informed
that the rarad company az the apeuiog OF the road
tbom to-morrow. 10th, the I'D inst VIII realize
seooto BY shu,tng all public and private roads,
nes paths &c. leading 10 the parace ground and
charging II pr h.ah TO carry pc pie cut and 81 pee
head carry said Iebans home again. They only sant
20 600 People nile into their muo cars and you have
the sixty ihousand dollars.
In thi 'be,e are COS schools with Is S22 scholars,
81 $50 a whom are males aud 23o females OF the en-
Tit ToIulston about 10 20 rem can read The great
EFT amount education In Aacara, where one 10 four
can read the east in Manle where Il i oey one in
twelve In Santiago and Valparaiso the proportion Ii
about one In Eve.
BOLIVIA.
The government of this republic have granted per.
mission 10 Gene 81 santa Cruz 10 visit La Paz, for the
purpose Of seit log nis private affair,
The President General Cordosa, has ordered the re-
mains OF General Eavan to be brought to La Psz for
inter ment Ia a NIB erected for tho purpose.
IL President General Bezu passenger on board
the Bolivia, and is in this city on his way to the
United States ard Europe.
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hIsirs In Som JuGn--coI. Kinney, HIS News
paper and Faris--Fiemath RcpOrt-Hein-
EOS sments rroni the U.ised Stnfss--Infe-
resting fsen, tne Kinney Expedition.
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POPULATION OF THE REPUsIIC --NArIONs REPRE-.
sENTYD-rHE LATE EXPLOSION on BOARD the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EDUCATION.
There Il little news Of intcres. from this rcpulc
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The steamer BOLIVIA arrived at Panama Saturday
October 6. She brought twenty-tour Passengers aud
SO! 900 in specie. The dates srevaparalso septem-
tcr IA Csllso 2ernber 2e; Guayaqul September -
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A1'FST MAIL NEW VS.
correspondence OF the Dispatch.

correspondence OF the Dispatch.
yrsy-CONFIRMATION-NAvAL rem
81 VISITING FIRE COMPANY Elk,
1-.s,rrNr TYLER, &c.
l"- NORFOLK. April %.
.,.---,.i On Saturday night last. about | |
rr =, the Hope Fire Company, OF this city.
70. S,'.,rtine the Independent Company, OF
ps-7 ..b 10 the wharf, to return home, they
P -sA .ofed hv a gang OF rowdies on Main street.
y re ss.nerste fisht ensued Several persons
sri In ,he head with spsuners, aud one q n.
W. .-.,sived quite severe blow in the face
.-.1 s-.i,v afternoon Bishop Johns preached at
l-s,,.,rrh. aud after the sermon, administered
~. ~ confirmation to twenty three persons.
a- va rendezvous, opened here by Lieut.
Sinclair, has already enlisted over one hun.
ate Potomac, which is to he the Il 40 shin
t'' 3, M Squadron, il fitting out n, Gusport
T-ps Fire Company, OF this place, on Sa-
~,.-,pd Toe town OF Portsmouth. with their
. sad were handsomely received by the
-s' ,so; Company OF that place
r-,.iie0t Tyler arrived here to-day, from
lie will leave tor home tomorrow
IN The Richmond boat
-.-is ef the irisate s.. Lawrence have been
-. .--a5 srd the streets swarm with them
,-ss nae looking set of fellows
Yours, MARINER
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isGEL GABRIEL IN PAIsoN.-John s Orr, alias
a- Angel Gabriel has been sentenced to sixty
-'y' Imprisonment In Greenock, Scotland, for hoI-
dig forth in the streets on Sundays. His impria-
raeat caused much excitement, and large moi
having gathered, attacked Roman Catholic Chap
and after doing 1t considerable injury, broke ID
lug w!ndows Of the clergymsu's residence, and
13'ul the school and the teachers residence, at
toned to the church The militia was ordered Out
uso9n ss possible, bat on their arrival they found
-at the mob had dispersed
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rlaITENPr TO COMMIT SUICIDE The New York
f.- L', Sl'-s al account OF a wealthy marylsnder,
--5o bSllee, who arrived in that city few " eek
El,.t sha became visiler at gambling house on
way where, after occasionally winning q
"1Uadfed dollars he was finally fleeced out of
,,sy cent be possessed over 500 600 ia all On
,.aau,pay he bscams deeply affected at bis losses,
lizards evening WAS apparently dersnged. A
1a.lAn was sent for but before be arrived the
+s 'unate man swallowed SIX ounces OF Iauda-
n Ill.,, } ne stomach pump, however, WAS prompt
/. Y x.' aud on Sunday evening it was thought
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Il ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
LATER FROM CALTFoRNIa
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER GEORGE LAW


NEW YoRK, April 24th.-The steamship
George Law arrived from Californ;a ,b;s
morning with dates to the 3lst She hr;ngs
F,rS'ooo IN treasure and 372 passengers
The Panama railroad was in fine order and
the health of the isthmus good. any
Inc I: ). sloop-of-war Falmouth WAC NJ
Coz .ha an anu was to sail on the 10th April
Inc trade at Panama was dnll and h,,s;
ness was much depressed. Money VOC 1,a,.,,
tight. n'y was very
Page, Bacon * Co. resumed husinass -,
the 10Th of March The affairs of tho otber
banks remained unchanged. ''--0-
Or. Wrghts friends are making strenuous
efforts to enable him to resume business
lne Legislature was expected to adjourn
The prohi Nitory liquor law had passed the
Assembly and was awaiting the action nf the
senate. The law against gambling had pass
ed the Senate.
Provision market not very stringent and
prices were reasonable.
The news that Col. Fremont's Mariposa
claim had been confirmed by the T. S. Su-
preme Court, in Washington, was received
with great rejoicing by the land claimants
interested.
The sloop-of-war St Mary's has been Or
dered to San Juan del Sur, to settle difficult
ties Whlch nave arisen there. Another Grey
town affair was expected.
Accounts from Lower California state that
the notorious bandit Joaquin Muriata was
still alive, and meditating another expedition
into the interior of the State.
Blake, the murderer of MOwry, had been
sentenced to be hung on the 25th of May
next.
Ex-President Walkers Nicaragua expedi-
ton had notssailed, and it was d4uotful whe-
Their the project had not been given up.
The weather was glorious, and crops were
abundant.
The excitement consequent upon the dis
coveries at the Kern River mines had sub
sided
Shirley, James & McRea, of San Francisco,
had failed for 100000.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
San FRANCISCO, March 3Oth.-The arrivals
of gold have been but small and of little mo-
ment.
There is not enough coin here to meet the
demands of merchants in purchasing goods
Prices of ali goods are depressed and the
demand very limited.
Haxalls flour quoted at $l4 per barrel
Hams 81 cents per pound. Clear Pork 19a25
cents per pound. Spirits of Turpentine IS
cents per gallon.
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.
-HOF NORTHUMBERLAND
BUSINESS. &c.
DANvILLE, April %. ]

BUSINESS, &c.
DANvILLE, April %. 1855.
. - u..aa.-t The health of our town, am
a. ia'om you. hss very much improved
. -.rsn0 deaths to report for the last two weeks
-.fsst at q small negro boy who was taken
ne Is miles above Dsnyille, and died sud
~ commission merchants are receiving and
ling large quantity OF merchandise for
.--g-r country, which was brought ever the
.sr1si 10 Boston, aud thence by boats to
--la IL would do you good 10 see our little
.-: James NJ Walker, ST work receiving and
-r.riiag goods lie is No. agent.
Yours.
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TWO HOB SIS AND LO1'S ON
~ ~ moSBY STREET. UNION aILL. AT AUG
n oiSN.-on WEDNESDAY, 25th April at II clock,
I, "a upon the premises. will be sold thoss two
Ivy punt Houses and lots Union Hill on IL q
nocto oe OF meshy street South of Pleasant near
80 v. a; Strecker's These houses have the
nrst story OF brick, two stories of wood ccrti
~ Iools EACH are in excellent order and nov
s. Ht ot<o per ennum each The lots together
depth ~ ANA "'ea the usual
Ihe property is desirable, eth sr for purposes Of
1t moderate cost
dE.HtMsCone-third cssh, balance 1T srd ~
fer notes. with interest added and occurred
ap 2"-tds TAVTNRt- ys-TTr,.,.s
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TWO NEAT TENEMENTS ON

TWO NEAT TENEM ENTS ON
Il FRENCH GARDEN HILL FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Will be sold, on FRIDA Y, ths 4th Of
May, l8 >, on the premises commencing at "A o'cIk
r. d those two framed tenemeuts on French Gar.
den Hill, occupied respectively by Jos H eoxley
and John Gre wtord, at su annual rent of $3.50 peI
snnum each Ore OF them fronts a feet on the east
back $50 feet
These teuemepts are nearly new, and the lots on
that imposing hill
TERMS One third cash; balance at 4 and months:
for ne sotabie notes erest added and title retain
ed till last note is paid. The taxes for the nresenf
year to be paid by tbs purchaser
sp2 GODnIN L APPERSON Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

RAILROAD AccIDENT.-In consequence ofthe dis
'cemslt OF a switch on the Baltimore and Phila
7y@s Railroad Monday, the locomotive and bag
&c Car Of passenger train ran off the trscE, an0
. 81 3 bank at the Gunpowder Bridge The athe
'f'fsn Of the track, and George Wilson, the fire
4sn, vas badly hurt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

ENGLAND FRANCE AND CUBA-A London letter
ny the Nashville, states thst the tone of the Ameri
can papers, in reference to Cuba is beginning to
cause great uueasiness in commercial circles in Fu
land Louis Napoleon is said to have far stronger
prejudice against any Inberference with Cuba than
tbs Enssh Government, but there is doub. that
they will act together.