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RICHMOND WING.
the Nrw STEAMER scorIA.

Ocrrrc sept IA passenger nv the Canadian reports
that die keel Of the Canard steamship Scotia
b. laid on the day Canadian left Liverpool The ne
steamer b. sixty feet longer than the Persia and
hsve ten feet beam and 300 additional horse power
u expected that the Scotia would be completed
about year.
BArLK BsrwrrS a RAilRoAp CoSrASY AND TowS
CoxxissioSrRs-SuAN TRiUsrHASr.--The inhabitants OF
Brkenhcad, Eng, we're suddenly disturbed fom their
usual Quietude Monday la Consequence of col
hson between the workmen Ia the employ OF the Lnnca
shire and Cheshire Junction Railway comPany aud those
Of the Commissioner IL appears that the railway CON-
psny have lately been erecting new Offices In connection
with their works IN Ccrporaonrosd When these works
were hrs contemplated an agreement was entered into
between the company aud the commissioners in which
the former bound 10 observe certain limits in the
land which they built According 10 their practice,
the paid visit the works short time
ago In order ascertain whether the railway COMPANY
keeping good faith with them, when they discovered
that vail In Of construction which abutted
the highway The commissioners thereupoa served them
with ieg,l notice last week, demanding the removal OF
the obstruc ton To this request the railway company
paid the slightest attentions; the wall still
ded WITH and the commissioners determined TO try what
effect physical dcmonstr ration would have According
ly, Monday morning, party OF workmen were mus
tered and marched the Of action and ordered 10
knock the wall down Fearing breach OF the peace the
whole OF the Bkcnbead police force, under the command
OF their worthy head constable Mr. Bnie in aten
dance The railway people, after short consultation"
determined resist the attack OF the commissioners
The whole staff collected, aud they at COM
menced efforts prevent the commissioner party from
compl ting the work OF destruction the endeavored
TO push the Others from of the ground but without
aud several like attempts made, with the
result locomotive engine then brought down,
which opened battery" of steam upon the Thr
commissioners at first manully stood their ground
against this engine Of warfare but a last succumbed TO its
scading Influence and beat hasty retreat The opposite
ranks then up shout OF triumph, aud immediately
took Possession OF the evscuaed position. parley nov
ensuei which resulted in the commissioners partly agree
ing das OF aud the railway company deferring the
further building of the wall until the next meeting oi the
directors The treaty thus concluded carried
out and good order once more regned in Birkenhead
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CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES.
uy II. BOSIER, SUCCESSOR JAMS B0sHER
He Has on hand al large assortment Of CarTia- o. ~
aud harness Among which may be found tj1sf.
fine Coaches with outside Seats, AMI seat Rock S
Slide Seat Buggs and Bues With and without tops
which he particularly invites t attention Of those In want Of any
article The Carriage line, they will be DISPOSED OF
modng terms BY application at his mandatory No 1913 Corner
% Main and 9th Jait-iy.
uN IL TURF WAREROOMS
II REMOVED JOHN A. BELvIN has S<f6tt141t32D
we'd his Furniture Wsrerooms that well known
building. "CORNfiIIAN HALL" (the old stand - -
Messrs Jones Potis) Main above the Hanks
lie takes pleasure his generally that he has
etabhd himself la large factory which gives him decided ci
es, ad with which he Is prepared oget the best
styles Of Furniture order Iu addition this he Is constantly
manufacturing article In the Furniture line and win
choice and well Of such styles and qualities
he adADted the varied and tastes Of the
pie.
Thanking community for the liberal hereto
fore bestowed he respectfully socts continuance aud pdgs
himself that nothing shall be wanting snorion Ills part 10 give full
and entire satisfaction.
JOHN A. BELviS also gives his personal attention TO the UN
DERTARING buness-beng all times well supplied with me
tle Burial Cases. MohogAny and Poplar Collins Burial Nemens
Hrare and all the funerals Orders len At 500
rithiAn Hall" will meet with prompt attention. ma2s-iy
N NOTICE. am In receipt Of the fall fashion Of -,
Hats and Caps to which most respectfully invite the -
- attention OF the public. -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-13

NOgIt E.-I hereby .pponi M Jsss w'opy my sg,p,
- conduct Millinery Bussess IN the CITY Of Rieiaiond or
Oss, only. ls.i-dafl a RICHARDS
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IL s.sss; s e. rEAcs sI ssssr
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XALIAhLE MILL PnOPEHTY FoM sALE

VALuAhIE WILL PROPERTY FoH SALE
RAILROAD Mills, LATf TALIAFERRO hlILs-That
valuable Water with Flour G Mills attached
siut Just beyond and adjoining the limits In Rcketis the
81 Richmond.
Railroad connecting with the Va Central and Dock, containing
about eight o. land, offered Tor sale, commanding
does water available Tor the erection Of mills founde work
and machine shops. Beautiful location for Brewery II
ucuay adapted for MN, there spring which
b. used for hat These Mills noted for tie
Flour and Meal both Tor hone Ts
property ill be for limited time only. and disposed o.
by the s October will be Withdrawn from the market
auis-u G6D6IE APPEssoH. Richmond, Va.
aTsSTs' CANVASS, Of different sizes with without
N frames, Oh skecng sketcng B0afds kles, Paetes
sod Peiie Knives, 81 eors In Tubes great vsrety Camel,
Fth Hi aud Hog Ha Brushes BADGER Hair Benirrs, colored
Cryon., and other Implement usd ior on Painting and
Drarng. Tor sale By WILLIAM sATTLKh,
au2o Artists Color atore, tf2 Main street.
SsIZEH s. PIgANP, No. ~, Main street Richmond, keep
- veil selected q GHOOEHFs Onxt1Nafng n.
q1ors eNecpdJ which they Will ell small profit Tor cash
proved cry acceptance.
Particular attention paid sales Of Country Proiuce
BEVERLY ]. sTZER
jy75 WILLIAM a PmA1P
XNTITSTON a POWERS only can get, and are 10 ,up.
NJ 80 H. ~ A. he -
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uHICKOR'S PATENT PORTABLE CIDER
AND VIM MILL.1his mill comes highly
dvd aud y, have believe 10 b, The best CIDER MN
We solicit orders Price s96o. -. ..
BALDWIN, CALDWELL a co
auSi-2m iis MAIN street, Hichmnnd
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tO-PAHTNEHSHIP.-Th UNDERMINED have this day
- associated the style Of WM PALMER SON
CO. for The purpose Of conducting the Agricultural Implement
znd Seed business ~ the old stand No 80 Main lately
pied By The senior partner. WN. PALMER,
WIN. ~ PAINFH,
4. TURPIN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-13

WNSE0N a POWERS only can ge,, ard are 10 'np'
This celebrated WHISKY warranted be Old
avays back approved o. hs superiority gaining
u I'd extended reputation By
ne city and undnE country, and In PrdrricSsbuE Lyncg
Calorns sud y York bede oer u snail
Those Who have never tried w. invite and The lovers o.
eriicls generally. mai9-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-13

;. NOTICE. receipt Of the fall fashion Of -.
Hats and Caps which most respectfully invite the
- attention OF the public. 20
Aui6 JOHN THOMPSON.
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chapter viii show how RApwArr RrApr RslIss
=
hnsen Physicians In scoll Va had trd ur
ssin Also how country Doctors their patients
using Rsd.ays Rsmed lat every one Who Ame.d With dis
advertisement all
Medicine try Radvays Regulators Let
with rmpie no,ehcs Sores and
bad the publish.
RaIxS, RADwAy RHoLykr, and RApwAs
MAS the only remedies required To the
palms, terrible and shtul keep
human system In regular and healthy condition Spring Disease
RADMAy 4 CO.
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sUUUEHDEAN WIIIsK Nv.

uNROM be Dstnerss county, the
- orders In quantities and for any part u the United
Tor This celebrated WIffsKEY. awarded TET
pirtoss y c Har ~ he Mechanic institute Richmond No.
veuhcr 1854 Ths liquor intended Tor family
and for ths bet Hotels sy ordered any 10
hve year Orders through ne malls promptly attended "A
dress WILLIAM KERR,
ocq-iiy stsunton Va
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UnOtN' tIsONtNHNG.We have iusf received and
afrc w. ~ Boys sud Ciidens C0th1 Witch
call DE atention o. ~ IN gnnf.
go MERCHANT. co ffg Main
DOunAzISES Ac.-A fun as.ortn NJ Of n,mb,roes
- Black Apaecas, black Mouslains &c Sc for w
ECO e HARrwfIA CO
~ se6 LEWIS hill
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UHON. ~TEEI.. TIN PLATES, 6o.-E H. sKINK
u co, No 50 Cary street. oder for sale:
English Refined Rolled, best Jrdads
Common English Rolled
Swedish
Anerican Hammered
Plat Round and square Bars, oil sizes IRON
Oval, Half Oval. Half Round
Hoops, Bands. Nail Rods
SUITS Horse Shoe
American, Russia and Englli Sheets
kayor's Cast Shear and German Steel
Hisiered ttee made ~ Swedish Iron
TIu Patet, assorttd sizes
Pr and Bar TIN. Sheet nrt slab Zinc
Also-a FOIL assortment CrOceIfes, Ganno de- ivf,
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the CASE OF NR. CHAMPION.

The Albany Atlas and Argus in It's issue Of yesterday
morning thus notices the dismissal OF Mr.. Champion;
The President by the advice Of his cabinet, has d'nld
The minister from Great Britain, the ground OF bis com
pcity In the violation Of rights neutral by the Or
gained enlistment OF troops upon shores
Ths act OF patriotism and hrmness the part OF Pre
dent Pierce will be appauded by the people, and viii be %
tilted by the public opinion OF enlightened nations.
't has not been done spirit Of bravsdo, from DE-
Dire TO embro two countries whose interests peace w
the contrary the President has exhibited much moder
ton and orbearsnce in all that has preceded this act hn
ness when called upon 10 execute IL.
"The British ministers and oonsuls were found to have
been engaged in regular and extended scheme for recruit
ng troops for the English army in the against Ru's
The act was violation OF rights nsutraby The N
cations II was violation, Also Of statues foragA
officials might not be expected to have eognizance o. ou
municipal lavs but all supposed 70 know me NV
Of nations The excuses aud apologies which Lord Crsn
don offered related TO the details Of the oencetbe pann
and the mode In which statutes violated fpd o
efforts that made to get around them rather than opV
defy them All this was evasve and dsngenuous lbefe
orutng OF troops upon soil Tor the war sgsnst hu'
with which peace, gross offence agsns' o,
sovereign rights, and violation Of the law Of naons
va had not had law on our statute books the subject
would have been no less breach Of law. When, therefore
the British ministers directed their recruiting scrgesne po
TO violate the local law while enrolling their troops th
we're guilty Of paradox, contradiction OF terms wv
ve and deceptive and, IL anayred more grossly oheh''
TO US Tor its duplicty.
ain the correspondence between The American secrs
and the British Premier the latter has continually soue
shelter behind this thin Of regard for our local S
from which be has been repeatedly driven b. seorsnV
Marcy. -
The conclusion Of the correspondence the triumph
latter Such win be the universal sentiment IN Engs
and here as the facts become known. Indeed, the pre-"
England begins already to dtrust the subtorgs and specs
pleading Of Lord Clarendon"
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here and contest the election on the same ground
that lie docs now.
What then is to be the end Of all ths VIII this House
undertake 10 repeal An act Of Congress- The Law stands
unsbaken and be repealed is well known The
President has fully recognised the existing territorial
thores aud will maintain them The ee-State men OF
Kansas find no countenance except In this hall and in the
steamng assemblies of fanatical abolition.
Never party so misled and misguided by It's own
madness and folly. Relying upon emigrant aid societies
dated all recognition of the territorial laws and undera
ken 10 establish independent and aniagonste govern
lawful of the Territory in which they have set
ted and the other makes them traitors and outlaws and
literally, there is no help for them
Here the hammer fell the hour allowed by the rules hav
ing expired
This speech has been delayed in consequence of tbs
lingering nervous attack which long seriously impaired
Mr.. SnIrns application TO his public duties. Mr. s. re-
grets that many other views which he deems important have
been, by the hour rule, excluded
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CHANGING THEIR TUNE.

The Commonwealth, leading know-no,hing organ in
Kentucky says in recent number: The American party
has prescribed any Of his religion
religion it clearly and succinctly admits the right Of
all to worship God they please. It'll true that when
the American party in its infancy and its terms Of
expression had not acquired that nicely which maturity
brings its members took obligation TO vote for
Roman Catholic This evidence Of backing down." in
regard Of the essential elements Of knownothng
ls has called forth the following pointed remarks from
the Louisville Times
'sWhat pitifu come-of The original members of thu
know nothing order took obligation not to vote for
Roman Catholics; but when time brought nicely to 1T
of expression they fit to alter and modify Yes
when the know nothing party ascertaned beyond doub
that such position could not be maintained in this country
that boasts religious Freedom its members In convention
with closed DOORS and abued the dangerous and ntoeran
obligation and in its stead adopted the 9Th clause OF he
PLATFORM which bears about the relation to their oil
platform that white does to negro. The history
such party won't bear rehearsal"
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WHERE the RESPONSIBILITY RESTS.

There is difficulty in rightly placing he responsible
~ Of the past and present Of things in Kansas The
New York Observer the principal organ Of the Presbys
rian denomination in the United States, says ia la.
number professor Slliman and Mr. Dutton may dsayov
having given any advice that be construed into en-
eouraging men to violence Mr. Beeeher eaunot but III.
influence Of the rife meeting New Haven and Of the m
eendary speeches elsewhere on the same subject has been
to iname the minds Of the colonss and to prepare them
for deeds Of blood The counses Of these advocates Of the
rife have been peaceful and such become the Cos
pei aud if uneducated and impulsiye men In Kansas,
where the restraint OF law is weak tempted to 20 BE-
yond the advice Of the New Haven meeting, even to III,
murder of sheriff. who win say that in the eve Of
Heaven terrible responsibility those who advised
the Kansas emigrant 10 go with in his hand TO take
possession OF the soil of his country Commenpg
on these timely and truthful remarks of the Observer h
Detroit Free Press says
The people of the town of Lawrence made an engag,
with Governor Shannon that they would obey the law
the occasion OF his appearance, In the month Of January
ast, before the town. with sufficient force TO compel Obsd
He received their and dsbanded his force
Doubtless the engagement made in good faith and
doubtless would have been kept in good faith but for the
at New Haven and elsewhere TO which the
adverts 1t the purpose Of the New Haven
ing and of all similar meetings throughout the North
send renlorcements to Lawrence armed with weapons Of
DEATH and Infused with spirit of resistance to the con.
tuted authorities of the Territory and they were sent
These renioreement in large numbers including the New
Haven colony, have arrived in Lawrence and they i'm.
parted the spirit Of the New Haven meeting to all other
nts, and to the people who had promised Governor
that they would yield submission to the laws What ha,
oowed2 The telegraph advises The town obstructed
the execution Of legal process in the hands of the marshal
the United States and the sheriff OF Douglas countyfor
bly, obructed it, One account says the sheriff party was
fired upon IT, at this uncure, the marshal and the sheriff
could not restrain their men the latter rushed upon their
assalants and committed excesse to hold IN
hands in wonderg Is a thing OF surprises We
bend not But where rests the responsibility? The New
York Observer Ii rests upon you Silan and
you Duttons and you Beeches and such like in New Eng
land and upon you Chambers and you Penpimaa such
like in this State. 1t rests upon the all through the
North who have placed rifles in the hands Of emigration par
ties to Kansas and charged them when arrived there to
keep their and give the contents to their enemies
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, hon. W. n. ooHILTREE.

This gentleman recently made speech In Texas in
which he repudiaied know.no,hngism and came out 70
the democracy We end his speech in the Austin State
Gazette which says Of Judge ochilirce "As od-lne
whig and leader Of the party ia the State he has in times
past rendered important and acknowledged service lis
support Of the views Of the American party in the last
election bad considerable weight also in increasing IL
members and rendering u formidable opponent to the
democracy He now takes calm survey OF political par
ties and while conceding of his political principles
he asserts that he win vote for the democratic nominee
the Cincinnati Convention Os The only hope 70 defeat n,
aJoiioniss apdssre uUioate ne consytion md Union
ave honor the for this noble and selfsacrifeine
sentiment and fully with his prediction that
eli others who shall ponder seriously the present
aspect Of affairs wopld ne conclusion he had
and net as he should Gct.p
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" ASHINGTON CITY
SATURDAY EVENING. MAY 81. 1856.

Lr Z. JAMES, No ls2 South Tenth street, Philad.
pha general travelling agent, assisted by WA H. WILD
JoHE JAags DEERlsG, j. HAhTr, : JAMES THos
u. MEG n w. MasRIsos L, W. wIlFY, WIN L.. WArsRnAs
ALrx H. CARsoH D. MrsrIS, BHK r. SWAIN, AsnaAs aur
DAVIS.
travelling for the Of Alabama and Tonnes
sisted by q. r. Lewis SAMUEL d. Lrvis
gs Mr. G. W JAMES, No. Harrison Cincinnati, ONO
the Western States and Texa
i,sisted by H. TnonAs, WLLAh II. TnoMAs Tnos JAMES
Dr. A. l.. cHILps GEORGE MoRRis and RICHARD LEAKE Re
ceips Of either vii, be good
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ARKANSAS.

After announcing the full democratic State ticket h
Little Rock True Democrat says OF either Judge Green
wood Colonel Warren it is unnecessary for pea
more than say that endorse them and shall heartily
support them They well known to the people Of h'
State ms faithful laborers in the democratic vineyard and
worthy the support OF the democratic party Each one
theu in his district has contributed largely to The
suppression Of the know-nothng heresy They viii, We
q assured bear banner in triumph to the goal and
when elected and acting lawful representatives at
Washington city will faithfully subserve to the very best
Of their ability, the interests of their constituents Te
same paper then adds;
The Arkansas State election Of the first that
on prior great presidential election, and its result Tor
good or for ey Is destined to have very considerable e.
feet upon the presidential The democrats then
aua elect their entire State ticket well as majority Oh
both branches OF the legislature Up then and be ADDING
We have the powcrwe have just and glorious cause
what more can be wanting Nothing sssuredy nothng
more We predict for the democracy at the approaching
election the brilliant triumph achieved IN the
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FArAL ARRAY IN CAHABA, ALABAMas-The selma h'
porter Of the 2sth instant states that difficulty occurred
there on Friday evening" in which John Bell ana n
two sons John A. and Charles and Drs Troy snd Huno
and Judge Bird were engaged. John r. and John A. bsl
were both instantly killed by Judge Bird and Dr. Hunter
DR. Troy was Eighty injured the by stick " th'
hands IN John Ppll
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caucus OF the fusion members Of the Rhode Island leg
islsture held in Newport yesterday whom an informal
ballot was had for candidate for United States senator
James Simmons received 90 Thomas A. Jencks H. scat
terng 10 The refused proceed to formal bal
lot and adjourned TN evening
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-31

Hon Mr. Minot Commissioner Of Pensions left this city
on Thursday last on visit 70 New hampshire The
President has appointed s Cole ESQ., the popular and eff
Gent chief clerk Of the Pension Office acting commissioner
during the absence Of Judge Minot
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The Nashville Union Of Tuesday last says; l|s'
number Of delegates to the NationaLConvenon from QUIZ
southern States well from this State are now IN ~A
city, and win leave this evening for Cincinnati"
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We pleased TO learn that the Hon. James I. Orr,
who has been confined to his lodgings for several days by
painful attack Of neuralgia, Is now convslescing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-24

WE acknowledge the receipt of the December
Number of that sterling Monthly, the Southern
Literary Messenger. We lay great store by the
Messenger. 1t is cminently chaste and cultiva-
ted in its tone. One of the fines. pieces we
have read for long time, is its report of lee
tnre delivered in England by DIR. John Cum
ming. 1t has also a very apprcpos piece for our
Zines, called the Literary Wife, which points
put the true feature in woman's education, and
Shows in its own language, that, fine talents
and literary tastes are not Incompatible with the
Character of true woman, and that lady OF
sound sense and well balanced character win
not prove less the fond aud faithful m0thsr, and
gentle and loving wife, because she wields grace
fully the pen of an authoress,n
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TO rIIrs .uItl.1C.

We have :hs day sold to Messrs Campbell srcDermot
ne entire Intetseucer office. weretara our sincere thanks
10 our patrons many of kindness have re-
at their hands and cordially commend successors
to etr notice wedOub they be found prompt
sss attentive to every department Of business and will
every deserve patronage Of te community
ou accounts viii run to the 18Th and hope our
ri.d1 vii. aid "a. in speedily closing up outstanding
sssounts
Tbs business of tile firm win he settled by either of the
and SIR. Beatty VIII be found at the office for that
perpose. BEATTY co.
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ANoNo the curiositics and ornamental CT

AMoNo the curiositics and ornamental en-,
terpriscs of our city, wcrcckon Partridges Pic
ture gallery Main street. 1t is tiue,l up in a
Style oforientalluxuriancc, and above, beneath.
and on every side of the spectator, the scene is a
grand display ofart. His cases are filed with
Every thing new and fashionable, ranging indef-
nitely in style and price. Ills Melainotypes and
Ambrotypes are got up under his own eye, and
Warranted to be all they arc represented.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-24

To-NlunT will be produced, the Oriental Spec
saclc of Aladdin, or the wonderful lamp. For
days the manager has been busily employed
ID overseeing the preparation for this grand dis
play, and tonight it will be brought cut. 1t is
she finest thing of the kind ever introduced in
Wheeling, and viii be a great fund of amuse-
Lnent for the holidays.