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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-08
Years 1881.

The earnings of the Gaena and Chicago Union
Railroad were:
For month of May, 1855 ................. &2)5,IJo
For month OF May, 1854 ................. lls,loo
r.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-08
Spoken, -

Spoken, Sc. .se
June g. 10 miles g. Of the Hook, brig NAY rs'r 6ntA
dairhis snd ssiOso from Dolby pilot bes' Ihs> "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-08

n-v Atrial LONDON, Friday, May Is, 1855 P. ".
wehave change of importance 70 notice IN the PRODUCE
-rsrkets his week COFFEE firm Corrox dearer
READsruYFs quiet MosEyvery abundant Consos leave OF
AZ Oh for money 9lt the Dollars, 5Ofd5O
Bar Silver 5Ii South American Doublocns, rs American
Easss. 1874. ,
CocEIyEaThe arrivals this week have been unpreedsntly
erge-say Honduras and i6 bag Tenerde-and the
consequence 1888 bags At suction were chiefly
.oId at decline of Id = n, ordinary GOOD Honduras
Silver realizing from 3SdS g. Mexican Black fs
middng to good Tenedfe from 42 Stock the 9th inst
$3.50 ceroons, against 4,73z last year.
COPPER in fair demand At our ste quotations:
Coooa-Of 800 hsgs Trinidad psrt only sold from - for
very ordinary gray TO IS 9 for good red.
CoFFEEFor coory descriptions Of Plantation Ceyon there
inquiry for and some parcels have been sod
privately ON very full terms $50 casks 500 barrels and bags
auction chiefly disposed Of steady prices Native Cey
Ion demand df In aost we have nothing
70 repor The following the imports and stocks the LIST
inst comnaed with the correspondius period last
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-01
p. II. AYLETT, ESQ.

The Charlottesville Jcflcrsonian contains long edi-
toriul synopsis OF this gentemans speech in Char
lottcsve, on Thursday night, from which re Flip the
following extract:
In response TO special invitation from the Demo-
cratic Association in Charlottesville, and according
to previous announcement, Patrick Henry Aylctt,
ESQ the Congressional Eector Of the Metropolitan
District, addressed large and enthusiastic assem-
blagc of icow-cltEens, together with many dele
rates To the District Convention, in the Town Hall,
On Thursday evening last, the 18th Of April.
Although Mr.. Avett had been preceded here by Il
considerable reputation IN orator, we hazard the
assertion that he surpassed the sangune expectations
oi his audience. We shall not 4" him the injustice
IA utr,npt M outline Of his address, which occupied
two md q hall hours in it's delivery, aud which was
received with intense delight the part {" his ad-
epcc All the issues involved in the cnnyass, and cs-
prciuy the principal features Of know-N othinGisn'
were dwelt upon, and were handled with power ana
euuurnce which VT have rnrely heard cNcrlIed.
MIR Avlett's address nhOundcd in no harsh cp'hcfs
that would offend the most iastidiuus hn"W-No-
thin . but il disnlicd, arSuInentatlvc eloquent
md Triumphant rciutatiun OF the dangerous hercSc'
of the secret order. Many Of his whitening rebukrs
of Know Nothing policy called forth the widest
shouts of applause from his audience. We noticed
Also that many OF the followers of SAM who were pre-
sent could not endure the heavy blows which he dealt
M them. and they by one silently retrcatcd from
their uncomfortable position. etccl confident that
Mr. Aylrtts address has done much good AL oi our
friends with whom we hnvc conrUrsctl, were de-
lighted and some decnre that it was the best speech
that they have heard during the canvass.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-01

.,.;,,., b;m,slf opposed to Acknowledgements ''e''
;.h, h s,m. significance III his assertions pu' We
., NV Tho authority of the Boston Post, that i'E u
,,xr,r mr. rur oRrkR. ASp HAS NtrtH
,,,,,, ,v o,IrrtS.rr His violence and rao'd-
, 49,, IN. sul,.ct of abolition, alarmed some OF his
vorth.rp friends who desire TO hoodwink the pe0pe
of Tirgin.u aud he SO"!h, anu wilson h'cre'y ie
bules these for their cowardlce, anu calls upon HIS
S.)low know-Noihings TO put down these u'uSn'"'e'
!, IN, American purity as had been done IN other par
ties. , -,
The New York Herald of Saturday, MI lhi'"eh''"'
advocate of the Secret Order, exhibits Massachusetts
Nothiu.isln in its true abolition llS''t us '''-
lows.-Wi not virgniuns turn with horror anu die
,,s, sr,m an organization that must "slsIk thcm III
IN. filthy slough of abotonlsm!
,rrom Saturday, New York Herald
Tyr c,,r o. JUICE LORlSc.-IHE MASSAcHt'
,rrTS KNow-NorHIN"s SuLp OUT TO the A nv!
Ir,nyI,rs.-The Senate OF Massachusetts Yesterday
i,r nm overwhelming majority cnncurred III Tie vote
~ rho House in favor o requcstin. the Governor 10
renovc Mr.. Lorn. from the Ollie, OF Judge; winch
no holds under that State. OF course he Wi! be re-
moved accordingly. His office is said to be at one,
aud there probably several Of the HISS N"h'ory
Committee who would like to have IT.. =,
The objectionable offence of Judge lIor'nG was his
obedience to he constitution and the laws as COM
missioner of the United States i'll the case oil BurnS'
the fugitive slave. Judge l.oring did his dusy IN
aiding TO restore this fugitive to hi master ana no
more The abolitionsts from that hour resolved
uuon making this upright officer victim AMI III eA
ample, and With the aid of Legislature aI"oL IMAM
monsy K uo,r- Nothing in JOh dra"rhe", they have IN
sructed Msir Knom-Nohing Gorcr"or to crfrn'e me"
sentence The act is fitting appcndaSe to the dir,y
Hiss Nuunery Committee, which has been Kissed INTO
nnhl;c contempt through the length and breadth of
the land. The vote in both branches the Lcgsla-
ture against Judge Loring decides tie Character 81
The hmsstts knOw NOhiRg party II - IN abb
md the sitious fnnaticisin Of Lloyd Garrison. 1t
must be cut adr by the Know -Nothings q" the other
States, or they will all sink together in this filthy
slough of aboltionism.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-01

RIGHT BATTERY INTO LINE, MARCH
Under this caption there appeared al article Ill one
of the city papers of Monday 2rd inst relative to
meeting fthc Democratic party, held III Port Mayo,
on FRIDAY, Ghh, at night in which il is asserted that
ci-h'y-'hrcc of the American party, left their own
runks aud went over 10 the eueuly.
To show how utterly the above misrepresents the
communication in the Enquirer Of the 23d April, the
following pa-snsrs III The communication referred to
are subjUincd:
For tie Enquirer.
RIGHT HALF BATTERY, NO. ONE!
The Democratic Vigilance Committee for Distrlc
No. !, fcnrico county met nj the sch"ol-house III
Port Mayo, on the evening of the 10Th inst, sir Da-
vid F.. Sharp presiding.
II having been explained that the objects OF the
meeting were for purposes Of organization, &c:
Mr.. james j. MOuntcaStlc moved that the Vigilance
Committee be enlarged which motion being adopt
ed
Mr.. X. A. Mayo moved that oil in the meeting who
were willing uct us committeeman, Tor tile purpose
of carrying into effect Democratic principles by lar
and honorable mcaus, be- "a appointed: and II there
any for whom those in the meeting could roucl
standing the same platform, that their names ou
also added.
The motion was carried Thcreupon, etghtg-thre
names were given Ia the Secretary, who peculiarly re-
marked, rs they were showcrcd upon him. that he
NOT Keeping the polls and that il they did not de-
$751; the Democratic ticket would bc elected III that
room before the Nth Of May next. Ii was then de-
termined that should be added TIL the next
meeting.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-01
Federal I.oudoun Distil
FROM ACCOMAC COUNTY.
Majority,
To he Editors Of tie EHqn"er:
a,rnMIr a. II

To he Editors ot tie EaqnUsr:
AccOMAc g. H., VIRGINIA.,
April %, 1859
Gentlemen with the people of Accolnac Parish,
which contains rather more than half the voters oi
the county, nm intimately acquainted, and am
brought constantly in direct communication with the
INHABITANTS of every negborhood. With those res'd-
inc in ST. Georges Parish my intercourse ia not gone
rnf bu, have made enquiries OF gentlemen OF intel
lirence living in that section, who have had ample
opportuntics of learning the public sentiment and
UPON whose Judgment | would rely, and from their
statements and nv own information, l have arrived
ut the conclusion that Wise will carry the county by
ut least 100 majority if not by l5O and some OF those
gentlemen, with whom have couverscd on the sub
icct claim, with confidence, 3 majority OF 2oo. ne
will run ahead OF the entire Democratic ticket ar
believe, and Reaction las taken place in his favor
which is adding to his strength duly.
VIM. II. b. Gusts, the Democratic candidate ior
the State Senate, will carry the county by majority
ranging from 80 10 lM; but whether his majority
herr, will be sufficient to overcome the MAJORITY III
Northampton county. of his Whig-know- Nothing
opponent, DR.. Finney, have no menns OF Judging.
(;untor. the Democratic candidate Tor Dele.n"'
will beat his opponent, Watson OF tho same party rs
Finney, by a small majority, probably equal TO that
Of Custs.
As 10 the Congressional election, | cannot inform
Won, Judge Bayly, 81 far as we informed IL without
,nn,sitinn and both parties here disposed, each
claiming him, to support him, but neither very cor
isllv
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FROM ALLEGIIANY COUNTY.
To ne Editors Of ne Enquirer:


COyISGT0S, April 70, 1859.
Gentlemen am gratifed TO let you know TINT
matters are going OH right here in reference to our
election, which comes OF on the It'll Thursday III
Nav Mr.. Terrell, who is the candidate Of the Know
Nothing party represent the district Of l5uth and
Allrshany in the H0usc of Delegates addressed tho
people of tho latter county tho 10Th inst, that be
Ing court dag, aud would not do TINT gentleman
the injustice IN say that he ddno make just about rs
good speech any other one c0n!i have nladc in
such n cause. He was replied to by j. W. Massie Of
Rockbridgc who was accidentally here Oh business,
land who but for the earnest solicitation Of luay
Democrats, would hot have spoken al ALL i'll one OF
the most able ~ well n amusing arguments that we
have heard here for ycars Mr. MHssic has shown
himself to be III orator and statesman he is quite
Young man, but Virginia may be proud of such q
champion, and his talents ought to BIO called into
service otcner. You ought To have been present
and seen the old untcrrifcd Democracy shaking him
by the hand after his speech. Mr.. WIN. Sk-en, a
Wig was then called on for hspccch, which he gave
in an able and effective manner, showing very clearly
that tho Know othings had murdered every princi
pls that was dear to the Wing party, and that he for
one would not submit to it, hc told that he would
not only vote for but speak for the Democratic tick.
ct. The :nrnner in which this gentleman was up-
pleudod showed 100 plainly what would be tho result
on the 18th Thursday iG 5iaY'
Holidays nomination has just REACHED us, aud We
are delighted with it. We sGa give more tEar our
usual vote. Il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-01
To Mf Edhqrs II ne Enlulcr.

rSIygRsITy " NTRGlSiA, April -. lsh'
Gen,lomen:--I send you hercia e 9la;emeni Of tie
vote given to-day by the students OF the University
for Messrs. H. a. Wise, L. ". McCOmas and W. T..
Bocock IA tle nominees of the Stanton Convention
and Il. 5. Flnurnny j. NJ H. l5ealu and j. VI. Patton,
as the nominees ri the Winchester COnYon,i0n
For Wise 10; FIournoy lSt-Wise majority a.
For McComas DOL Beae l60-McComas majority
3D.
For BocOck 203; Patton l7l-Bocock' q majority j..
This i. the result announced, after the polls were
closed b" he Cnmmis-oners
sI.o scnd vou tie ''nrtce" wing information as
To the time ind lnahIcy ri aIiag the vote.
Respectfully, W II: Fh.Ii'--HIk'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-01
FROM ALLEGHANY COUNTY.
To ne Eiito5s Of tie i.hGG"rr'
ArIF6HASY County, VA, kEr!i H5,

ALLEGHASY County, "a, april ~ 1851.
Gentlemen :-Alleghauy it all right Tue dark
prophe. sam is in the dirk, and there lac will REMAIN
VIE will gat larger Democratic majority than was
ever given in the County All the hnowNoihings
here are composed OF brGkcr,dGwn VIII. and rene
sado Democrats. Whilst the Ecn.::4e, Whigs, nre
going strong f0r Wise, &c. Although Nr: Wise
could not come to Alcghauy, yet in May be will have
the satisfaction of Knowing tlat the Democracy Of
Nav every county in the State do ~ well Allr.ha
ny, Ind Wa-s election is sure.
Yours. truly, \ DEMDCRAI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-01
NOTICE

The pnlls will be held NJ the rptunda, next Shu.
day cvsn,u" 9Th between tlIc hours of and ~
Tn. vote will he between u. 4. WISE, T.. w. Mc.
CoM,s AID W. Y. BOCocE,h THf Hn"..:Es OF rHt
Sr Aryrnv CosyFHrIoS; ASD 7. :. FLoURNoY, }. nj.
II. BrALE. asD j. NJ. PATroS, As Thi NOMINEES 1f
THF EiSCHEsGER CoAyESrIoN'
No proxy vote -iil be received
OF course any one wishing il, has tho privilege OF
voting for only i:7o OF tue atoyG aamrd gen,
temen or of voting for OF both cs ia, provided
II. does not yvtr Tor tiIan Mrn persons aio8c-
thcr yotrra are requested to hand i'll tickets, bear.
inc the panrs OF the candidates for whom they vote,
and also their EGme-,
All persons VIII" have been students airing this
session are entitled 10 vote. COMMISSIONERS.
Eri.laY. Aur y. lSLJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-01
ANOTHER VIRGINIA ROCK

we are happy to know that Mr.. 4. Morris " III pub.
lish, about the ist OF June, another work fran,
the gifted pen of a native OF Richmond +
Esten Cooke, Esq., whose genius. exhibited in hi.
"Virginla Comedians" we had occasion warmly ia
notice in the Enquirer. The new book is entitled
"Ellie, or the Human Comedy" and its merits are
highly commended by persons of lasie aud judgment
who have examined the proof. sheets.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-01
FROM RTrCHIE COUNTY.
70 Tie Edaors Of nc Lnq"irci

RIroHIr c. H.. Va, April %, 1855.
Gentlemen The Democratic ticket will go out OF
this county with 100 majority at least, and perhaps
over lJO. As TO our Congressional canvass, think
that Lewis will haze Eandsom" majority over j. ;.
Cgrli!e tho Know Nothing candidate. We nre a!iat
work, every Democrat is putting his shoulder 10 the
wheel We have understood that the Hon. JAS. VI.
Mason would be in this portion Of the State, canvass
ing and is thought that it would have good effect
if he would visit this county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-01
RIM MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

CnAs. MRoS,rp, or MoNIGoMEkr.-Th'g gal
liant and talented yonng lawyer is before the people vi
his county Tor seat in the next Legislature "f Viz
ginin haviyg been nominated by fr' large and re-
spectacle Convention OF his party.
Toe much rrase cannot be uttered in behalf oil this
youn:, ma,s having ,whenquite youth, foowndCapt
Preston, n. pirate in the Mexican campaign. Re-
turning. he read law with the distinguished Conway
Robinson "i Richmond, and then went to h!o native
hills where he enjoys hne practice. beng the Attorney
for the COMMONWEALTH in h'S or. county. with Il iihu
business III four other courts.
lie has ever boon loyal To his pnry-und was the
county elcctor in the Pierce and Scott struggle IN
which he lad goad service. Afterwards ho took the
stump with Mr. lloge for Daniel against Boyd. lie
has hosts "f Wing friends and but little doubt is en-
tcrtained 81 ls election. CouRTHoU,E.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-01
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM HAVANA.

rrAKErsruS, April 2s.-'rhc steamship Isabel,
Cnrfan Rollins, arrived to-day, bringing dates from
Havana and Kcy Ven to the 18th. The corresp0n.
dent of the Courier RAYS gsnI.. r"'iew took place Mt
Havana on the I'D inst. Commodore AcCa.'icj DC
cupicd Il seat in Con- Coucha's carriage.
Three Creole gentlemen were i'll prison, charged
With beating four Spanish officer OF rank.
Severn: oI tn" Civil Gunrd are reported to have
been a4sassMGtcd il thc streets
Ii was reported on tie 9Th that Commodore Nc
Cauley had effected settlement with uen, Eunchn,
of the difficulties between the L. States and tho t".
bun authorities. The Courcrs correspondent, how
ever doubts this, believing that Gen. Concha hns 10
authority 10 ircGt.
The guard. hli NJ! been withdrawn from tho ship
Thomas Church
Piuelo and Cadalgo embarked on tue I'D inr sinln
Gen. Concha had invited Commodore McCauley TO
yraul bnnuuct.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-01
CROM BROOKE COUNTY.

To he Eda,rs Of the Ea2nirtr:
WTLL.BuRG, Va, April %, 1853.
Gentlemen know " othingsn has got The stag
o.rs here Ais morning Another Richmond in the
held iii old line Democrats true as stoel, and
more pro u of the name OF Democrat than ever; We
have 10 c.ndidato in the field for the House of Dele.
gates bu, there is Wing anti in the field this morn
ius, crestus quite sensation. Yours, d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-01
DI ED


DIED. on Sunday morning. the 2Hh April, about i"
o'clock lis re,ii-nce Church Ill., PHILIP h HAN
WOOD, ia the 4Ith yehr OF his age.
DIED Of consumption. TIE 26th Of Nur:h, a. tie
Forge her residence in Ming and Cursrl Mrs FRANCES
LIAM widow OF N. Mann IN the hth year u her age
The subject this notice WIS isHGfni wIie a fond
mother snj kind ~ :h. she 70 acted IN all the
relations OF lie. rs 10 gain the "reem and affection Of all
who knew her For many yeur, before her death che
consistent member til" Baptist Church. She r"Yes
large circle OF relatives and friends 10 mourn her loss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-01
JUDGE CASkIE.

j. y. Caskie Esq, a candidate for reelection to
Congress, will address his fellow-ctizcns Of Rich
lnond' on Thursday night the I'd instant st haltpast
O'Clock, at the African Church.
The address of p. II. Aylett, Esq, heretofore an
n"unced for the evening" at the same place has
been postponed to another time, of which notice will
he duy riysn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-01
MARINE NEWS.
r,IHT OF RICHMOND, APRIL ~


ARRIVED.
s.aon.i,io Janastown. Parrish, New YOKE
'''i steamer Bcvidere, Pritcaard, Baltimore p';
C,.t, Merchant. Winters, Jew York. dH!r,
ScLr Hannah Ncwcomb, Attakapa.. 10 Jay
and mOla--"- - -. Ian
srhr Albert pharo, Allen, i.hlladclpha, ooa
Gchr Windsor, Davidson Windsor, n. >, U
scEr Edwin, Anron, Baltimore, mdse;
S,hr Hope, Creighton, Baltimore, mdse.
Scbr Samsria Wooford Baltimore, ndse.
Srhr Ellen Goldsborough, Jones, Baltimore
Schr. Martina, Brooks, Norfolk, mdse.
Al CITY POINT. u
Sehr Courier, Rogers, Boston, City Point an
mond.
SAILED, ., ~
Steamship City Of Richmond Mi''"s
phia, lndze. and passengers.
Schr John Bell, Ham, Balti5nGHsssl Baltimore. -,
Schr Charles William. Boz. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-01
THE LOSS Ri TIE GEEAT FIRE-sAILINt

VF TIE I1NNT
BosToS, April 2l.-Thc total loss b. the f7rtiole
Con.asrninn Friday yyenng is now estim.t'd ga al
{ 100 Oh which there is insurance OF !ic'"o
The fremen are still eTgng"d in playing on the runs
the flames not being yet eItIngulshod.
the Gut s,ualrOn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-01
FROM FLUVANNA COUNTY.

10 ne Editors Of the Enquirer.
FLUYtSNI, April q. lSti.
Gentlemen After a pretty thorough canvass OF
this county am pleased be able to say that have
met with only three Democrats who will not support
Wise, and that the gain from the Wing ranks will
more thpn overbalance this class.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-01
RAIL ROAD ACCIDENT

SSEaCrsr, April 3O.-Ihe accommodation ,,,;.
from Rochester, last night, when near Svracn.." na
ovcra hors the hind car tbrownd down IN nh"
mrnt twenty feet high, snasnns the car con;ainn,
duigua, Instantly killed, and seven other ns.,
gers and the brake We're badly injured. ''-'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-01
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Te!cSrnPhcd FOR the Richmond Enoy,r,
BATTLE WITH THE TSDI,ES

Sr. h@rI.' Apc'l 2'.-On the 9th March, two.
panics OF |. ;. Dragons under Col. Fautero,' lI'
nnc'y tan Apaches, armed and mounted n n ".s,
Gho"a,ch ftSs. battle ensu=I. when five Of Il =
ntHNs were Killed and two Of the dragoons woum4"T
The next day the Apachcs were again fallen in ,ct
when FIX more were killed and several taken a'
ers. The command then returned to Fort Mol.a'l
sets but expect To 20 10 Grand river ON ,,,
On IN" 23i 81 Marcel when Kit Carson i"!'
I@a, anu p Capt W"%. and company T~tc
ches they killed one and woun!,d ano,h;r ~, -;
Gar!and e!t SAINT: Fcon the 18th Of March for .H,
qnerquc, where he vii! expedite the movement N.o"'
TIC field. ~ 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-01

riNi" ticket. Same vel lnlormcd Democrats say
wa will exceed that by several hundre'i.
in tho Congressional election we huvc two Demo-
Gratis. viz MrMullen and Martin aud one Wing
Know Nothing. Martin will probably withdraw; il
so, McAiullrn will beat c. +. Trlgg, Know Nothing
rau,Iate 2u00 votes; ii Martin should not Withdraw,
I have but Et,le doubt that McMullcn will still b.
elected IA The Democratic party will unite upon him.
iMcMuen) under the belief that he is the strongest
man. Respectfully, your friend, &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-01
THE SNI'ECIED LETTERS,

BosToS, April 2s.-The letters seized per Aiiic"
haze been opened by the parties TO whom they were
thoritics as evidence. i,.ey we're brought over by
Sandiorl " Co.'S Express.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-01
Irl,, NILNEN EVpEnITIlN

letter expressing HE confidence thai his edition
cnn be delayed but for few days in consequence
of the loyal proceedings nsainat lin. lie disc nlms
contemplating any violation Of the neutrality Laws,
saying that preparations of military nature ih;n
been made md that he la. strictly complied with the
instructions Contained il Secretary Marcys letter l"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-01
SENATOR WILSON OF MasSACu1.v,,1~rS

SENATOR WILSON OF MASSACHUSETTS,
The Know Nothing papers in Virginia ar. MAKING
great parade over the following extract from IN.
Boston Telegraph. They quote it to show thu, VIII.
son hss denounced "the American order as pro-s!aye
win in tendencies 10 noi less bitter than thos,
with which no has heretofore stigmasel the South
and il institutions
Gen. Wilson gave the closing lecture OF the anti.
slayery course, last evening, ut the Temple. lie
pained for himself the position in regard 10 slavery
that no had occupied for twenty years. and called up
Gil all to oppose any party thar should try to smother
had been the death Of tho two great parties and must
be Of tho other party now forming Hesaid this par
ty perious TO the anti-savery sentiment and call
ed upon the antslavery party to kill OFT the Ameri-
can doughfaces,' a. they had the others"
In the language Of the South-Sde Democrat, par
ty must be reduced TO great straits which derive
consolation from such paragraph that. What is
Wilson's declaration Why. this, that the Know
Nothngs who in the slightest degree tainted with
pro-savery sentiments must be KILLED OFF," Gen
sral Wilson IS stN member o, the order, and this
give, the key to the whole paragraph Ii be had pro
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uICuM0Nn l,nnACln MARKET, WY

We have no changcto notice, except IN SOL -
co, which is rather lower. Sales Of s'emIia..
~ $3.50. and good and fine manufacturing ,,
s!S.-D. Tie continued dry weather has osV"
injurious TO tobacco plants, GEd the p'o..'
planting il very Encouraging III man! pas.s
country. \. NJ. MAhllAr o'S
GOOD PRICES.-A sale of bids. 81 10.
va. made on the 9th u,imo, by q. W. A'kln',
Mr. Joseph NJ. Baker, 81 LpH'-a roSn'E' ..
lowing good prices, making IN average tor u.
of sig 50 Der hundred lL-., viz: No. J, 81
9 SIS 90, 81. 3, 80 25 30. {, III -, No; ~
No. =, eli 50; bought b. Mcssr-. J g. ,. iis''y
No.I. Sll IS: sold to Mr.. j. >. Waller aH- =
SO 50. 10 Dir. 4. l.. Rooster.