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preserve the puity and consistency of III.
T,tio,ol D,,rocr,c,.
,.c
u Is "Du'uiceu 'hat 'n' ulheuI'y between
Messrs Bdrksdalo and kcnnctt, mentioned ii
the report orthc proceedings in the House OF
SATURDAY y, has hocn ,ricoIIy ,a;ustod III. mr.,
''''
'ual eAl'on"'io'''
WASHINGTON, tuesday, Jan -.
The senate was not IN session
House The plurality rule was tabled to-
day, by the votes Of all the Richardson memb-
ers present, except Barclay, Hickman, and
Campbell, Dunn, Harrison, Mace, Scott and
neeivf'
". nJ piaLan iioyuy ''"V'" '''' MI" ''''
Mr. Millson wished it to b. undorstool
tlut although he was voting for Mr.. Richard
son, he was IN no manner committed to the
me Oh ''','y i1'' u0nn ~ ','e i''nocI""c
nr Ii. ,I', ,ri,rc !; ,i ', ''0- a.
felt.
Nr, Quitman who had ceased t. vote !ir
M "GAaidsoh. slatVu the reasons that HAD
Tho Innsc tIrn rotci fr t ,a FIJI
for Sneaker Two additional y,to.' ,,,rc ~,
.
LOWS .--
p,,I.'' - w.,
richardson. c6
Fuller. IS
iehilhSton' -
--'' tt:ii,r''I
rJi,,,i,I r,.rr,.,..,,.,o,... .r,,..v :, ,.,.
w,.u,,.r.,, v-olno.,f,,. t,n IL 49,.
\ stormy. personal, irregular debate took
Place IN the II puse to-day. inclcd by Mr.,
lhorihE'oh OF IOWA. Wh0, unadNSeJiy, oittr-
Ln 'be '"' -ra n oa o. o ~"
to 50. bat it rave an Opportunity for Mr.
Dunn to display his intense malisnity to the
utmost lie gave the Antl-NG9raSka Mem
far Mr. E,mIs hnt 'u w, no T ,o cr '"iv
else. lie was triunpLantlv answered Gy
Mr. sherman Of Ohio. Some eleven feet
he''e nunn were exposed during the de-
~ on1 'h DH IIo WAS .Im "G' ''A' '''1'
srln.,, n,.r,,',
Tho Anti-N,hraska Nrmbcrs met in c,,,,,,.
Tonight. Mr.. Banks spoke briefly. relieving
i','i, u,', 5'H'iS ei'' |" 30 W'Il WHS o''t
,,1,,,lidafc who n,;,,l, I,d r,;ratnI' "!
Campbell proposed 10 have no candidate for
the next two days but that each man vote
a. "G ii,s.I 'uooso' VI was nsrc,l On an
,a,h one yotc move 49, If Toncress ,,,, ;',.t
assembling. II was strongly urged that
new candidate might be elected at once. \
'lu'ioh was passed. u Omar Tue niuid!lty
\ftrra r,iI di.rn.s;or tlo c,,,.r. ,,,l.
ballot for Speaker MIR. Banks received sixty
six votes; Comrbcll twelve Pennington five,
'ca'''FlnsS S'A' % 'hcy SICK 70 BANKS
Ncw yorl Ioris,,,,,o
The conte>, G,r rho Sncokorslir;r tb, X.,r
York Assembly cnJc1 nm Wodra.,I,,. b, ,bo
,I.,,;o, IF Hon orv,Iro Rob;rs,r orn.,r..o
.:,,r, Sbou Do,ro,r,t rho ,I,r,li.,, ,.,,, Io.
in- L.cn ,rc,i,uslv alo,trJ Mr. rr.rdor
ms. ,,,n T.. nnhIi,,, c,nJid,,. ,,;+bdro,.
II. n,r,c from rho canvass and od,isod liz
friends :, ,o,c for Mr. Rob;cso, o,no
tioual Questions he soid he bc1 u, cboico
l.otwcon tho tu, o,hor rartios ~, ,bo r,o,
Iut an ouo.t;on. of state ro,icv tbcrc ,,,s -
anna c,tont - concurrence h,t,co, tLo Pc
,.ub,;,,ns and pcmocr,t. r;bcr,,.c,.,,,,.,
i.p;.o or opo If tLc American n,,,,, 1fr.r;,,,
with ,r.o r.,,,lIi,,r.. ~, bath v.,;.,ol .,,,l
,tato ,rpsti,ns. must he cboscn Mr. Ir,mn.
ton said he equally abborred tbc rrinci,lcs
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University Of Vermont ha. lost most wnrti,
AlumHu', faithful tricud, and useful instructor
anu We the surviving member, OF the Faculty. .
colleague whom We sincerely respected and loved
an whose memory will ever loo dear IT, us
That We tender our confidence To- the bcroavc
family. and At We will join q t1ourn,r, in II,
funeral procession.
G. rEASE, President.
y. e. CLARE, Sccrctirv.
Onl''fiif Of Vermont Jan. Il, 1s56.
state Temperance Convention,
HE EJmont Chyop,r1c Office furnishes ;
report of the doings of the State Temperate,
Society at its annual meeting. at Ludlow, o.
the lG,h inst.
The report Of tho Executive Committee o
the last year is quite long. and we must defer
publishing it until a future day. The follow
Ing officers were elected.
PrcsHcut,
Hos. RNLAND FLETCHER. Of Ca,cndisb
S'GtigJJ,s,
{. W. CusmNG, of Newhury, aud
IrWs PRATT, JR., Of Woodstock
l,cc Pr,Vd,nt,,
Bennington Co, Rev. j SrLr1l.
Whitman \ S1tyENs,
Windsor Re, + : IT,,
p,l,,,.i ;,
lawns 'NNNkli
y" 'Isol WILLIAM NASH,
Chttcndcn " 5. HUNTINGTON,
Franklin " HARMON NoR1uRor.
"rdnd Isle q. q. WHEELER,
LHmoiIIe NATHAN ROBINSON,
Orleans Rev. l. II. TABOR.
r,sey .rnu< : c,,r,r
W,sii,.,,on.u = - s...,
5N"'s'N'
Ndit''t!d join BACON, %,
Orange Hon. j. ATKINSON.
C..........,..-
49,. ., 'P''.''"s ,''""S'
"lh"h"m Co. Key. j. Aiken, Putncv,
Windsor DEL Billings; Woodstock.
Addison - r., Rin,L,r, Nar,o,,,,os
,i;.,..i. :, -, -
-. .n'''n Sne''urhe'
"i'hlhGt'n' Ii. NJ. M'niey, Northiield,
Caledonia Rev. ) II Colhurn, Barnet.
Franklin =" 4 J. S,mn,on. Sw,nto,
Orleans |. J. eastman. Iroshurcb
Lamoi!lc q" +. L. SAWYER. Uydcrark
Essex G.. T. French, Lunenburrb
Grand Isle. ." \. C. Butler. Al5urcb
Rutland, ." Il. W. Burt. Costletor
Or,n,e =. I. ! NcInd,o vor.hrr, 3.
y,,,y,,,, co,,,,,,,,,
rry !. G.. B,rroy. Lyndon.
,p7rv,s Dr,x \c,yL,,.
:, W, ,,.,,
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}l)ceItln Sire l)ress.

BURLINGTON, FRIDAY, JAN. p, ISIS.
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Railways In Russia.

Russia seems pushing forward her railways
with great energy. Ere long, the whole ea'
tent of the empire will be covered with rail
roads. She accompanies double object by this
peaceful enterprise; providing for the develop
msnt of her resources and industry, and enabling
her, In the event of war; to throw large masses of
troops In an instant upon any point menaced by
an enemy. If railway had been constructed
from St. Petersburg to the Crimea, before the late
war, the allies would not have been able even to
effect . landing. -ar..-t -F A.
Americans naturally regard with interest the
progress of Russia. She has ever been the friend
of America Whilst other countries are arraying
themselves in hostile attitude against our ins,i.
tutions Russia, now as always, abstains from all
ungenerous and offensive demonstrations.
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r. TRAGEDY ~ VsRMoNr.-Mr. Brown and bic vile,
xho were in the habit Of living with their mar.
red chidrens had been staying for some time IN "a
ksrsfi aid with their sonulaw, Mr.. Locke On pat.
urdsy Mr. Brown and bis daughter, ME Lock, Iete
for Waterviils on visit to some OF tnsis irienas
living there Mrs Brown and another dsufhtef, " no
ere alro stopping at Lockes went to bed at the &C
eustomed hour little Or. aiming that to one y va. the
he'd of DEATH It proved to be AZ about II 9cieek
the daughter swoke and saw Locke stanoing oy the
edside, who, ~ soon he found that ne was dis
covered said, Jane have done enough 70 Do hung
for IL" and immediately seizine her ehoked hef IN
mcst violent manner until he Thought undosoteay
that life was extinct and then left her. The gri LAY
in the zreatest terror until heard Locke leave the
house She then rose and found that her mother who
Gle OF in bed but fsw feet from her own, lay life
less ctspse from number Of blows about the mead
and neck, evidently mads by some sharp edges n
strumeut She immediately ran to the nearest neisn-
bor and pushing open the door, violently tell PRES
trate upon the floor. The noise awoke dhe family,
who imme diately hssteped TO her assisance ana On
learning the above facts TO the scene OF the
murder. On an Examination seventeen large WOUNDS
were found about the head neck and shoulders any
one Of which, it thought would produce DEATH Inc
wounds were made by sharp axe, which WIS isuna
by the bedside; and a. IL wss very dark Might ana
there being light in the room, the blows were
struck at random, evident from the nature OF
eashes in the neck and on the shoulder. From the
time that locke left the house nothing had been seen
of him. but on looking into the barn the next morn
ing was discovered that the wretch bad taken his
own life by han ging hin self with log chain.
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lars of whose jubilee We chronicled q few day
ago. Is an achievement of which Virginia has great
reason to be proud. When we see such natural
obstacles overcome, and the portals Of the great
Southwest already reached, we have reason to
hope that the day of virginias redemption Ia not
far distant. Let us now push forward the Gov
ington and Ohio Railroad. the greatest public
work of the South, and when that is accomplish
ed, we may bid defiance to the rivalry of other
communities. A broad and deep tide of trade will
be poured into Virginia, and the shriveled veins
of the old Commonwealth will be filled with new
hiood t 1853 - =. fNHs 80 t'.
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REPoRTEDToR THE DIS TO p

~ - " n "
- # Arrest o. ENeJistse
" WAslIfN q fONs Oct Ia AsN-Eex1y The morn
Inc Messrs. Rorsr'A pryor aud Beverly II Botts,
a Richmond with their. friends, CROSSED tho Dia
trict line into MARYLAND en- route for +. r. Bairs
place. 70 sette An affair of honor Before arrange.
inents cpuld be NADIA fnr tina ftrht Officer Tyler Of
Richmond, assisted by MesssS Reese, Reynolds
And Yeatrnan, appeared on the ground and arrest.
cd Mr. Bosss and Francis . Smisn, Esq bis se.
eond, Mr. Cheeaman, Mr.. Pryof's second, ana
others Mr.. Pryor was NOT arrested, but gave
himself up amer The Illustration OF his plans sg.
bAii the parties were taken before MagfstrHe =,
II. Goddard, who, sitter consideration. &C., &C.,
them upon resolving the word Of honor o. me pi,n
cpals 70 the effsct that they would teeSg % W
drst boat for Richmond under the arrest o. oMeel
4 yier, and not violate the peace 10 ING ms.n'
time They are now at large IN tnis wy
gftaas fsEcOED DIsPATcHI 49,
ii WAspIvoTox, October 4, 9oP.' A-The Union
Of 70 morrow win contain the correspondence rem
tive "a the affair of honor between Messrs. Bolts
ana PRYOR and 4 card of Mr.. T. p. Cheesmau, Mr..
Prvor,s second, 9 = Niaf' ~ z ssSa
Irha ffrsf latter dated October lat Is on6 from
M Prvar ~ MI Belts, requesting the latter to
name his time. olace and weapons, and urging
bsste Eafs' ~ = 8 PES 200
The second IA from Mr. Belts TO Mr. Pryor
ma ming Mr. Harrison az his friend who Is author
ized 10 mana re preliminaries for the meeting
7rrha third i from Francis Smith 70 Mr. PRYOR.
pronosing some suot near Washington o. the
nIsce nis,ols Al the weapons distance lei, PAGES.
The fine Of arrival IN washington TO be Monday
/ rucr,,,ro if1Ef7s ga sf& $50 4 /
.Tha fnurth Ia from Mr.. PRYOR 10 Mr. Botts.com.
n,sinjno Of fhe delav In bfineino the affair 20 4
termia alton And uroinc the istter a modify the
.rranoement. an IN shorten fbe time ana chs,,p
the place 70 some spot near Richmond. - 10
= The Am IA from NJ Rotts tn M PRYOR deelin.
inc IN nj. + . tho dasirad chance n =
The sixth Ia from M. PRYOR To M. pottsl accent
;,o a.. EFT ,,-o,.os;,;o, 49, ~ -
ins g. .1 ~ =. % P1ooPos."o.a t......
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Reecher Pence.

When Mrs Stowe was in England, three years
ago. she took up large contribution, which was
called the "Uncle Tom Penny Offering" In Ed
inburgh she received one thousand pounds ster-
ling, with request that she would expend it in
whatever way she might consider best to advance
the abolition cause The cash was presente
upon silver salver gift to Mrs. Stowe personally,
from the Edinburgh ladies'. We have never seen
any account Of the manner in which she has dis
charged this trust. We have never heard of her
expending single dollar, either for bond or free,
since that contribution was made. .r.
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THE -l)AlLY-D lSfA.ll-1...lnLl,.
-....,--S-- ,,.,sss srsisr, Ocfsser b., 1855.
-,-,s.,', - .,sv n Tprkcy.

-
i --->>~-sSc'>> - rsefianisy II. Turkey.
,.,..d that the decree of the Sultan ID
s,a;on. freedom. would deliver tue
tasos - ~ his empire from the long and erue'
onoressIon and persecution unoel "n'e. ~. ,,,urs
.ra.ned, Conflicting accounts, ho~evel e.,
=, reach Europe on this subject = ss...,.
,,.h Journal states that some Of sne e.s,. !,
saaic,ips, that It Il but too evident 'na'' 'ns =,
freedom, the Chris.ians have gaines no.ADs
the Susan's decree but reign Of zero. A y,
~ the aissrfcts, the sound of pen TOT cauIen
NO, unfrequently the signal for Mussuimsn s'.AcN
.nd The churches themselves are invadsa ma sne
aoor. covered with hsh A NUMBER OF instances
a.. mentioned In which the Chrfatians were out
-.y.a IN the most shameful manner. One OF these
a. the following, Three Chrtstiaus who had the
,nnocsnce 70 believe that the suitan's decree Of
.or.l;.v was reality. addressed to Mussui
m.ns whom they met the courteous salutation,
"peece be to you" instead OF - Allah.bif to which
.h.v had always been restricted, and which was .
.ort of homage to. Islamism.. The poor fellows
we're murdered forthwith, and many who hasten
al 10 take their part we're cruelty wounded The
next day the popuiace marched to the church,
killed the Sacristan, destroyed various ornaments
Of the edihce, and after committing every excess
and indignity, and razing the churchto the ground
surrounded the Christians Ia their. houses, ana
outraged the women and children.
The Journal TO which we are indebted for these
facts says there Il truth, II now is feared, in me
long discredised reports Of regular religious OF
gauization spreading through Arabia to the pe'.
sian Cult, for what they deem the defence OF IN.
Koran. Amspg the Bedouins. prophecies mas
.yad ~vh, IL 4 ind of Isismite Joan OF Arc
placed at the head of large MASSES OF fanatics no
are proclaiming . religious war. Three OF the
Arab tribes have aocked to her standard. e'
1t is obvious we think, that nothing but the pre-.
sence of the allied troops will sustain the Sultan
in the liberal policy he has proclaim ed. II the
Christians Of the East are to be left in worse
condition practically than they were before the
treaty the world will justify Russia in coming to
their relief 1t is high time that . barbarous and
prosecuting race should be made to cease from
such horrid outrages upon Christian men and
Christian churches as are daily committed IN
Turkev. f..st.. -
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~ DRISCOLHS BALM OF THOUSAND
FLOWERS, Is cents per bottle only. The most
agree d. ntrice and Cosma.ic that the art
of; applied chemistry has produced, cleansing the
teeth, healing the gums and mpsrting fragrance and
sweetness to an otherwise offensive BREATH which too
frequently exists without the PERSONS knowledge
For sale in Richmond by r. DUQUESNE, Main
street. and bv Druggists generally, t -
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atgSr The Union Building Fund Coinp.ny
will ho,d its regular monthly meetiog ON WEDNES-
DAY evening next, at a o'clock, at the Jefferson
Ward School House, & Z.fg
By order of the Trustees, five shares of stock for-
feited) will be seld at auction. 85s - /
An amendment to the Constitution, offered at the
last meeting of the Company, authorizing advances
to be made by the Company on stock security, Will
be ecsed upon A full meeting 10 desired. 80
&C 7-2t o ra r. L. d. WALFORD, Sec'y.
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- HOTEL FOX ItENT OR LEASE. =
I'll The Hste in the city of Richmond, known
IL now a. BROAD STREET HOTEL, former.
" "SWAN TAVERN" is offered 1 OF rent or
ease, from and sfter the LIST Of. Jauua ~, 1857
Aus establish1nent Is so general, known by
by the public to render minute description Of
tho property unnecessary; suffice to say that 10
ted pom of tho most desirable stss in the entire
city within few psces of the public square and State
house five minutes walk of ali the public offices and
State Banis upon the adjoining square to theRich-
mond. FredeIicksburg. and Potomac Railroad Depot,
equi-distant from the Virginia Central Richmond
Petersburg, and Dsnville Railroads. This property
has undergone repair andlreceved various addi ,ns
within the last two years. and il now extensvely pa
tronized. a. ...s..'
Should the renter desire more lodging rooms, they
will be added, upon the payment of per cent upon
the cost Of the improvement. For terms apply to
GODDIN APPERSON, or l. A. GODDIN, Bank
and 18th street. st, KS ai oc 8-lm
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THE WEATHER AND THE TOBACCO CROP
In this portion of Virginia, says the Petersburg
lntclligencer, and As far we have heard from in
North Carolina, the tobacco crop has not been in
jured by the slight frost of few days since -
Planters now are, or ought to be busy in cutting
their tobacco, for the weather is fine now for that
purpose, while 1t isn't safe to calculate much
longer continuance Of It. -.ltssf -e.Ar tU -
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Edward Gillespie died In New York on Satur.
day, from Injuries received during recent politi
cal row. sets Ssi ~ y
A letter received by the last steamer states that
aixty thousand copies Of Mrs. Stoves new novel
have been sold Ia London. So as
a white man and . very unattractive looking
negro woman were fined % each, in Cincinnati for
kis1sns u the streets on "Wednesday evening.
NJ. John Phillips, Of Greeubrier county, Va !,
committed suicide on the oIst nit by taking q
quantity Of arsenic. -.
Ine nnmoer Of sotes % be cast n the next Pre-
sdsn.,al election WI probably reach 100000 :,
g. W.Inonss and A. 4. Smart, Of Virginia,
On 6atusday . - ~ ~'~'
~ W Of Anthony Burns. 8 80 !. puo''''sa
sc is. sosnsr stone o. new univsrsisy Building
Nssonis esr~,s,.sss =. o. ON The ash uls, With
=. eompapy a ~ virglnians ARRIVAL (. Wa.
- on Ne lssA nit. On rosss ior Kas.ss. - =
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From lexfc0.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 6-Dates from BRACES
Santiago are received to the 9Th ult Vidaurri
had been defeated in an attempt to invade San
Luis Potosi, also in an attack upon Mier. ia e.
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From Havana.

NEW YORK, October THE steamer Black
Warrior has arrivedfrom Havana with dates to
Sd inst -..Eel et
The Island OF Cuba generally, was healthy
Schr Mary c. Eighton with 1000 bags Rio cof-
fee. for New Orleans, had been totally lost off
Cape Corriente .-.....a,
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A CARD ,has hssn- ppblishsd ~ h 4. pasrQlA
II Charleston. B. e., stating the Intentions Of Hon.
A. G. Masssah VIII regard y the lsts fasai 1nel
there. He sAyss 80 S
An a!nioei dyiAg wife at Alken, the Ne Of q
brusher a. stake. with that Of = gentIensAn whom
he had never wronged but always served In Of.
aces Of friendsnip-his own character assaulted,
--as truly aslf-shsy were emanations Of my own
heart--were 70 hasten to the city, TO summon oil
parties before him. 10 bind them over to keep the
peace. and - lst-sas iasesrity end worth Of hts
own character triumph over the assaults upon IT.
Had Providence decreed that he should have been
here sooner, 9 bruther's life would not have been
hazardsd, and another may have lived In usefui'
ness ts his country. 49,. ,s.gtass ~ s
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decreased VALUE OF LAED-"Powelton, - the
residence Of George johnson, Esq, in Fairfax
county, Va, containing $40 acres Of land, has been
sold to gentleman, of Jefferson county, for S1l,-
221. About 10 months since this property was
bought for $7,l40. eq..i s,.t
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LOuis NauoleOp.

According to late advices, the health of the
French Emperor has considerably improved. The
Red Republicans Of New York will be sorely dis
grunted by the intelligence. '' '''t
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United states Agricultural

PHILADELPHIA, October THE National Agri.
cultural Fair at Powelton, near this city COM
menced this morning. The show ia very imposing
and the concourse of people immense. ! ai.sT
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HAD ENOUGH or IT The Atlantis (Ga Inteli
gencer states that last winter. family of free Pc
groes left that city for Chicago, and slave woman
of Mr. ID Young, desiring to 60 with them. he
gave her permission. She returned alone last
Friday, having seen enough of frost, snow, ice
and free neorOes y
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ELECTION IN BALTIMoRE.--The municipal cleo
ton in Baltimore takes place to-day. The can.
didates for Mayor are Thomas Swami. Am. and
Robert Clinton Wright, Dem. From the political
riots In the city for several days past dstur.
bance Is expected at the polls to day.
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Advance In Cotton In Englane

Advance In Cotton In England.
QUEBEC. Oct. I've have the following add.
tonal commercial intelligence by the Anglo Saxon.
- LIVERPOOL Wednesday Afternoon, Oct oath
Estimated sales of cotton to day are Is 600 bales.
The market is excited, and prices have advanced
I
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= II To YOUNG CLERKS --See advertisement of
Messrs BEeK, FORBES & PORTS. Their Mercantile
Instit ute il again open. .i--'
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Heavy Failure in Boston.
BOSTON, October William White, Jr, cottor
merchant here, has failed for large amount 4. =
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Large numbers of pigeons passed over Charles
ton. Va last Wenk d. - -
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Pastor Dismissed

wAsHIHGToE, Oct. THE Unitarian church
dismissed their pastor, the Rev. Moncure D. Con.
way, yesterday, on account OF his preaching
against slavery The church was divided, but the
Pro. Slavery side had small majority. 81, re
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American Mass Nee,

LOUISVILLE, KY, October 7th.-Hon. John
Crttenden addressed an immense assembIage of
Americans at a barbecue at Glasgow, Kentucky,
to daY, .-..E.... f.s..r
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PAIL RACEs.

- "a Il m n w MAh'
24 KET RACES VII com
menes On the 2lss oesoo.,
s<SS RIksr DAY. Swsepstis
tor year olss-s4tv entrance, half forfeit saa CIV
sad. i IS N IS s iss.4 sase...f.a,
William d. Gibbons eh. {. Nicholas BY eisne0e'
dam Mamie Rhodes. byIp John T. Grimes. p.,,
James TAlley.. oh. .. BY Taiisy-no' osm 0'"
White, BY 0olish. \,
Msjor fhomas Boswell oh. Z. Sue WsshnEt0n,
Revenue dam Sarah Washington, By Lnssnss. ,,.
y SEcoMD sDAy-Proprietors farss SSc-sSo "'''
heats AZ tlst - N.
THiap DAY-Jockey Club Purse eaV -. m ~.
heats with insds ssake Of 500 each, with four sa'
scibefs fsfa ss5=} ,,...
William H. Gibbons. Mamie Levin, BY Sisss'"
dam Motto. b. Bearfoof. ss
/ DIR. Caffsy, Of Georgia, not named. s,
{ David Nc daniel, sebsstGpol. By fsiiey-ao' asA
Orator. -, u.c
@. ursen, eh b. rrankford, By Glencoe, dam A''
Morris. ..,
slds that have never won race, xiM :" iol1e a. "a
name and close the l5th October. Three " n'''
make race, y.Ry
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-08

ARREST OF MEMBER OF THE VIGILANCE
sOoMMITTEE-James Dews Of the San Francisco
Vigilance COMMITTEES, was arrested at New York
Monday, on complaint Of Charles r. Duane, one
Of the exiied Cafornians. He was held 10 bail in
the sum Of 81 500 a. sa'l p tss.E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-08

MASS MEETING.-The Democrats of Fauquier
are to have mass meeting at Piedmont. Va on
the llth inst The President and his Cabinet Gov.
WISE Hon. Mr.. Green, of Mo, and others, have
been invited. Fourteen ladies have been invited
by name 10 be present. and thirty ore young Ia.
dies have been engaged to bear the flags of the
respective States Of the Union. A good deal of
eating and speaking Is set forth in the programme
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-08

w. johnson, living near Aqua Creek, Stafford
county, Va, committed suicde on Wednesday
night last, by shooting himself. He was found in
bed with the instrument Of his distractions shot
gun-lying near him. = 49,