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The Nevada journal., 1856-12-05

The WALKING MATcH.-This match,
which was to have come off in San Fran.
cisco, between Kennovan and man
named Trainer, has been broken off,
Kennovan wanted a twenty-five foot
plank, and Trainer one thirty feet long.
Hence the disagreement. The Topa
Talk says:
We have taken pains to ascertain
something respecting Trainer, whose
name is Oliver, not Thomas, as stated
yesterday. He is d native of England,
whence he emigrated in 1852 to Canada,
in which latter province he performed
number of feats of peGestrianism, usual
ly carrying weight. In June. 1858, he
walked constantly 4s hours, carrying 6S
pounds weight, on a wager of $500. He
came to this country about fourteen
months ago, and has been sick greater
part of the time ever since. He is a
trim, square-built man, standing five
feet six inches, in his stockings, weighs
t67 lbs . is 80 years of age, and gives ey-
cry indication of the possession OF won
derful powers of endurance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-23
YANKEE MORALITY.

uipoRcES ~ SALEM MASSA CREsETTS
The following divorces have been granted at the
lsts session Of the Supreme Court in Salem WIN.
Smsll from Irene u. Eu,al, for adultery; Benjamin
Fuller from Ellen N. Futtse, for adultery; Abby L
Caldwell from Lewis H. Caldwell, for adultery; Jesse
C. Ferr;n from Mary Ferrn, for assertion; Susan II.
Davis from B. X. Davis, for adultery; Daniel Ryan
from Elizabeth Ryan, Tor adultery.
There is not city in New England which makes
greater pretensons to "moral tcne" thsn this same
civ " Saism. A theatre was otarted there come
txen,yh.e years ago. but public opinion frowned 1t
GoEn. Cirenses cannot easily get licenses there.
Amusemente Of almost any character, are locked
apon &c very questionable indulgences. Churches
are outwardiy supported, and an apparent interest
taken 10 the lahore Of the clergy, yet lawless young
eu eoryregate tho street corners and utter fearful
oaths aud obscene language Nightly and to crown 1t
all single session of her cou-ts rolls up heap OF
;uiemy like the above Five cases OF adultery from
se e,sss of society supposed 10 DO as free At least
from immortality az any Gthsr-the middle Class.
Aboi,ivnim aourishes In this city of Salem, to 4
great extent this place aud Boston taay be said to be
the hot bes a 1t. such developments the above.
.nd the late school girl affair n Boston, appesr on the
sas;aee for the we<a to gaze upon how much corrup
ton must these Aboiii.oa holes have hidden which
,he world csu't seel SeS England is fast exposing
ner real character one way asd another. Isit won
es ,bs, th. Soutb questions the Esari,y Of the Adolf
sionsts OF New Eugsnd. and brnndsSGeSc hypocrtes.
ia tho f.ee Of such startling pictures of degraded
esciety, as those above alluded to, present. Il will
not TO !oGg s1s this "proSsesslve people,. whose
morals tie world hevo heard 90 MUCH OF will stand
N their hideoas defoSc2ity, speciase OF SHAME
IN. Y. Day Book.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-23
For the Enquirer.


We are gratiSed to see the name of Richard II.
Coleman OF Caroliue aanolrGed as candidate 10!
tue Office Of Judgen the Eighth Judicial circuit. ron
dared vacsnt by the reeg nation Of the Hon. John
Taylor LolnnY. In assuming to Themselves the right
of selecting their own Judges the people should be
careful calmly and candidly, 10 the merits Of
those who may aspire to the discharge Of duties So
reapoasihle and important. They should ehdeavor to
rise above party prejudice, or personal predilection
aud, unwarped by coy extrnneous feeling, to GEEK
from their number who, R:ltiDg wisdom learning
industry, and integrity, will bring them all TO the dis.
chrrgs Of the sacTed trust Teposed in him.
Such one 10 presented to 'ae voters Of tS circuit
IN the gentleman whose name placed Mt the head Of
this paragraph. Possessed Of Ordinary Mental en-
dowments by nature, Mr. Coleman has spared no
pains in their cultivation and Improvement. iipe
scholar at early nge, he left the University, bear
giving to those who knew bin there the best ss
surance Of that success, -hch is ever the reward OF
talent and perseverance, Tns promise Of success
lac, been already fully fulfilled. Devopd 10 the pro-
fession which he has selected he has already a,aled
eminence at the 5a- aad BY the confidence y! bis fsI
low citizens, almost unanimously reposed. he has
been entrus'ed with The high office OF Commonwealth
Attorney in his native county This position he a;
present fills to the satisfaction ofthe whole comnuni
".
va commend him to the voters Of the circuit, q,
man every :aa I'D TO hil the high office to which
be aspires. Firm and ans,nf:ng in his integrity;
courteous and afable in bis bearing, esr2ed in bis
profession; eogacious and sound in his udgneai, OF
untiring industry: of unwavsring patience with an
ambition which aspires 10 eminence, when eminence
can be ai,sued as the reward of his own Efforts;
with mind protlIt 10 decide, and firm in reliance
upon It's own strength yet ever ready to receive IL.
itrpctinn aud profit by the suggestions Of others; we
feel every assurance that Richard II. Colel.u will If
elected be 10 the Bench already adnrnsi
by his dist;n2 nishsd predecessor HANOVER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-23
AN AWAKENED CONSCIENCE.

BY declining another canvass for Congress- for the
.s, time in his life Mr. Carlisle betrsys some regard
for the honor of the State Perhaps however, he is
only inpelled the step by considerations of per
eoual interest. Charity suggests that We give him
credit for pen,ent appreciation Of his position.
Sir. Carlisle is evidently aiming to get back into
the Democratic party. But his sius belong to the
class of p.ecata nortaiia; and it would be difficult TO
ascertain the kind and degree of peuancs which
would justify in receiving him again into the com
:nun,on of the party. Some Of tbs fathers contend
cha, clinical repentance is Of no avail. Mr.. Carlisle
reserves his exhibition Of remorss until he discovers
the inpossibillty of returning to Congress Doubt
less he consoles himself with that esrer example
OF restoration in the very hour Of death. Tho pre-
oedent may suit his case.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-23
FIGHT BETWEEN AMERICAN AND SPANISH
SAII.nRS

On the afternoon Of October IL, some sailors be-
longing 10 t1G oh'ea States corvette jamestown,
tavern, when they fell into difficulty Nth ,s;i,r
belonging to Spanish brig of war. who drew Knit.
and stabbed one Of the Americans 10 death. The
Americans attacked the Spannrd who fled, but soon
returned with his companions, when q sayago fight
en.ued fist neither II. police citizen, of Monte
video dared arrest. The fight was with knives and
stones. The MontsYiieaus gathered around and
looked or by hundreds, ba. did no, interfere. FL
nslly, two boats with officers aud marines from Toe
Jamestown, came ashore and an end was put 10
the melee, the rio:er. being taken of. The Amsri.
cans lost one man killed and several wounded. The
commander Of the jamestown bad rnsde a demand
upon the Spanish consul for The punishment OF the
murderer and showed his dispeasare at the death OF
hi. man by not sslutng the Spansh Gog on the feast
OF the Spanish queen. The jamestown was The only
nan OF war in pur. that did not honor the dey.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-23
DIR. TCRNBCLL.

we !v.i that are doing an &C; Of public charity
when We &nnounce that DR.. Turnbu!! the dstin
Suisted aurst snG oculi,t ha, arrived in Richmond,
and has taken rocue 9: the Ballard House. where he
msy be seen BY those who nsy need his valuable
services. We are satisfied by perusul Of letters
from reliable PERSONS and OF ths testimonials leading
medical aud other Journals in Europe sad this coun'
t-y. that by patience and ingenuity, Or. I. has So
cured possession Of certain new nedicsmsnts ssd me.
.hod calculated to cure Of deafness. dnnbnsss
sad blindness, ruch as were never cured before We
advise all who are suffering from these severe prlva
.o,, o. The blessed use Of Natures gifts, to call and
sec DIR. 7. fer themselves.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-23
A YANKEE INVENTION.


Tax PpEsEs .MAxlNa MASIA.-Thers ia no sen.
timeu., however exalted. which does not have it's
couuteIfeers, aud j." usage. however sacred. which
IA. no. Ito hypocritic observers "llypocrisy," says
Roe!.stoucaui, "is the SG2ago which vice pays 70
virtue" and the greater :Sxcys includes the less, it
e the homsge which meanneas las vanity both pay
20 aisnteresled affection.
Thsse reflections have been suggested by an Incl.
aeut Which came Sader the observation Of Z Lady OF
our acquaintance, while making some purchases in
one of our s.ast magnificent iswelry esiablishsert.
day OK two aiis;s. She incidentally mentioned that
she wanted tie ayices she wa, looking at for we'd
ding presents. no You wish to las Or to buy Them
was the innocent in9xsy Of the ehopkeeper. In the
course OF little farttes conversation our friend as
.e,;ce now ip this city to hra wedding presents OF
r".st eue to be exhibited to the siiio at the
si.ony auI Ilcn returned. Who 10 to So imposed up
6y .hess ezhibitione, of course depends npon cir
.ouuns,sucas. Scns,imes both bride and sr"e.n are
ra.tes to isa.; sometimes only one; sometimes
:e parents Of oas o. the parties; somstes Of both
Ias Pablo are sreys, Of carrse. intended to be the
yiot.u.e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-23
n;sTprSS,xc orc,,ppryrr

A heart rendns occurrence TOOK place in Stock.
port, Columbia county, New York, IN which a child
was killed while ID the arms Of lis mother, aud by
her sister. Ms. Dcl-s;lau ives sitting in with
hor child hoy @! GGou; two years Of aye upon her
lap, eugmged in dressing it, while at the time
her sister e Miss Palmer, cutting the wick OF r.
candle with pair of scissors. The -is:ers wcre en-.
gagged in an angry conversation when Miss Palmer,
in lit of rage, threw the SCISSORS at her sister with
great force, The poin, etrikiug the child upon his
brenst penetrating 10 the heur,. The innocent, little
one exclaimed, "oh, mother. mother" and lnuedi'
stely expired. Mrs. Dickernau did not SEQ Rer Sis
ter throw the scissors and no! c0nsriOa. nf villa;
had been dune until she the instrument Of death
planted in his breas;. coronrrs jury was c.ilcd.
who, after full investigation OF thu affair, rendered
verdict in accordance with the above facts. Miss
Platner Ii now coniheh in t!ls Hudson jail ~ await
the action of the grand jury
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-23

The Philadelphia Ledger defends the German popu-
ls,on Of Pennsylvania from the attacks Of Buffalo
paper. In its remarks on tho subject find the fol-
lowing paragraph:
eyea the people Of New England, who, of late, have
nut In claim, i, would seem, to be the plus ultra
IN all tbiugs. They understand, or II they do not
understand they observe tho lava Of health better
shan even the rural population Of Massachusetts, and
The result Is that they really the finest of
nen physically, to TO found within the borders Of
ste United States"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-23
A GRACEFUL DEED.

Some Of our city readers doubtless recoect young
lady from Sauuton, Virginia, whose s9ourn' Hines.
and desth, in Savannah in the yesr 1851, awakened
their livelie.t ,ympathes We refer TO Miss Susan
Carey Tapsoort, grand daughter Of one who bore
the honored name OF Wilson Carey Nicholas. ir &C.
corda,ics with her request Miss rnpscott's remains
were inferred in tina. appropriate Of all resting places
of tie eai-Bonaventure-t1u niles from this city
We now learn that some Of their number having re-
ported the facts to the Virginia delegation TO the
Southern Convention tsey have subscribed Ihs sum
necessary to Greet becoming monument on the 'po;
where reposss all that was mortal OF the dscsaseo
II SaraMnah Georg Jon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-23
LATER FROM MEyICO.-SErrLrMl

LATER FROM MEXICO OF THE
ENGLISH DHrIcULTr.-An arrival nj New l"rS
from Vera Cruz bring. news tina. the EDglsh Difficult
~ had been arranged in the city OF Mexico on the
18th November. The Mexican government has sub
mitted all and every condition asked by the British
Minister. Nr. Barron will be reinstaied az bri'sn
Minister at HszailRp.
The Mexican man OF Far steamer Democratic, com
manded by Capt. Nunez, which !atsy left Mexican
port under very mysterious circumstances, aud was
presumed to have gone on a prafical cruise, 10
thought 10 be still cruising on the gulf though Tue
general impression was, In Vera Cruz, that il was
Nunes's intention to join Walker in Nicaragua.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-23
SENATOR pIiGu,s SPEECH.

The speech Of Senator Pugh of Ohio, on H'ednes'
day, in the Senate, repe!linS the assaults Of the
Black Republicans upon the message of President
PIERCE is represented to have been Gu efor, If tran
scendant ability.
The Union OF Thursday says: ut wcs our fortune
day sad give expression to the feelings aud the
Judgment o. every Demoora, who heard IT, when we
pronounce it ne, only triumphant. vindcation Of
the positions of the ressags, but amongst the aoest
aud most eloquent crguneuts msde in Congress on
tho slavery question. His e<pofure Of the several
exceptions taken to the message was slear forciss,
and conclusive whilst his vindicafiou Q! tie Sres!
principles OF the Democratic party cannot fail 70
make an impressinn on all candid minds"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-23

JACOB LIrTLE'S FAlLURE.-A Correspond.
ent of the Charleston Courier, thus explains the 'ae
failure of Mr.. Little, Of New York:
.'ihe true cause OF the failure of Jacob Little has
not yet been publicly stated. He wns strouG Ere
mont man. aud really thought be would be- elected.
Knowing that is such al event had occurred, there
would have been excitement throughout the country
that business would receive fearful shock. and ca
amities portend. he calculated that about this time,
amid the universal apprehensons o. MI conservative
commercial mon, negotiations would DO suspended,
real estate decline, and securities OF every description
tumble down. md ho would reap the profits OF the
public disaster"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-23
DECLINES A REELECTION.

4. g. Roger, Esq, the Senator from the 18th dis
trict a. :he Democratic meeting held In Upshur OIL
the Iii, ,nsi in few eloquent remarks returned his
t,aaks for the Donors that had boon conferred upon
him, and declined again becoming candidate for
t5s! Office. We fully ssrse with the Clarksburg Re-
gi..r, that Mr.. Reger has proved himself faithful
and efficient representative, aud bis friends will learn
mis- dec,;ustiop With regret.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-23
NICARAGUA SYMPATHY. MEETING.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2U.-The Walker sympathy
meeting was we'll attended this evening. notwith:.
standing the storm. General Burnet presided, md
speeches we're made by Gen. Duff Grccn, General
Wheat, and Gen. Green of Texas. Letters were renc
from Gen. Quitmau and Senator Jones, after which
resolutions leGyiug material cid md calling gov
eminent to eepd national vessels to Nicaragua en-
dorsug the course of Minister Wheeler. etc, we're
passed. A collection amounting to 81 500 was then
taken up
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-23

WIVES FOR TIE GERMAN LEGION.-One
hundred and five soldiers Of the British German lie
eion have arrived at Hamburg from Lonlun. Sone
of them are discharged from the service but The
gfesrer part have gone over for matrimonial pnrPo.
ses. Some speculative individuals have established
regular recruiting offices for females willing to accom-
uany tho German legion 10 ths Cape OF Good Hoi e
and ssitis there. One ri thsm has already engaged
more than :i!Iy young women, chiefly amongst tie
aiuers, dressnlakera, shop girls, and even those
connected with the theatres. There are in Hamburg
S Goa more fem lea than iusn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-23
GOVERNMENT oRCEHS AGAINST A MICA.
RlcI'iN EXPEDITION,

New YORK Dec. 81. P. M.-Orders have been re-
ceved here directing the government odie.ss 10 Keep
sharp eye on the steamer Iennessre' adverlis5u "
sni hence 10. Nicaragua Oh "Wednesday next. and see
that violation Of the neutrality laws is attempted
tits reported that the President has also issaed or
ders for the arsas. of Gen. Walker, Z. H. Garrison
and Charles Morgan, charged with breaking up toe
business ofthe Transit Company Ihe to:sl damages
ara laid a. two millions of oollas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-23
CoNEEss,oxs.Tho ed;,nr

REPUBLICAN" CONFESSiOEs.rTho editor
Of the SprinGsld Argus writes from Wcshngtoa-"i
have sorae chsrmingiy aaire confessions of p-omi.
ren Fremont leader, with reference TO the false pre-
fences upon which the black repupiicans conducted
he late campaign. Now that the election ia over,
tLsy s:e .sfreshingly frank. Senator Wilson says
tine howl Oct ~ about the repeal of the Missouri Gem
promise Il quots bis ovn Wordsl WA id humbug;'
The Democrats be says, Ssss light IN say:ns tbs; il
lac been already repealed 5T the Legislation of ls5O,
anG the WhiR party end tine Democratic psrty Sers
both committed by their csnveutions cfls5a IN favor
o. repeal"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-23
ANOTHER GUNIEICENT ENDowMl

ANOTHER EUNIEICENT ENDOWMENT.
worth $sU0C0, from the will Of Mr.. Henry Guntsr,
lately deceased tn. property is par. Of that involved
in "ths celebrated Beris.a .n still pending, and s
therefore a. yet il an uncertain posisioa. From a!
the magnificent fortunes which have been realized
in California, this, according to he PGey7e, is the
frst beouest OF the character that has beer made 10
the g.ea.ssntsres, Of that States future welfare
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-23
THE TESNEssEE 1NsURREcrIoN.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 2U.-The RuSselvile Herald OF
Wednesday says that the instruction excitement still
exists in the nes hborhuod OF Uney aud Gordonsviile,
and number of negroes have bean arrested. ne,
gro in one OF the iron works Of Tennessee, who had
said he knew all about the plot but would Clio before
he wonld tell VIVA sentenced 10 receive my issnes'
under which he died.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-23
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
relesrnphed for the R!chnond

THTRTY-FoURTH CoSGRESs-sEcoNn
WAsHiA6IoS, DECEMBER Is Tslof.
SEhATE.-The Senate to-day BASED nu
for the construction Ut steam revenue cutter afr
striking out the provision confirming her en,p,oyu.r,
10 New York. Ibis bill il regarded by several Sena.
tors az establishing steam cutters IA a general .vs
:sm. Mr. Brown nude a speech in vindca, on ~
the South and charging the Republicans with an in.
tsntinn of interfering with her domestic institutions
Horsr.-The Hons. adopted resolution ndemn.
tying the people ut kan.ss vito lost property n ,ha
recent disturbances. Rev. Daniel Waldo was p.
excited chaplain. a bill was pass.d paving Genera
Scott, under the Lieut. General solution S27 GGD
addition 70 $1,000 already received, and placing
him On tho same footing with Washington, prov:dsS
by the law Of '9s. The House then adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-23
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A7IRGlNIA.-As a monthly Court b:

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Y II o. Northampton, on me S;a d.J u
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- o.
M EIN

Departed TIL. life the beth November 1870 at ~" re
,lerce In The county OF Caroline after short ifuess
M JOHN HACKETT in the G7;h yenr !his ago Inc DC
ney olcrce received hs hands will be mesed not a'e~
Benevolent 10 the poor kind his usyhbors honorable
honc.t and uprish: to al! W.
rS-Cieorgis aud Kentucky papers piense copy
DIED. In the year OF her age al Rcilund' IN :ha
county of Automatic, on the 18th oi November, mrs
MART T. CARTER, widow of Robert Carter
..,- lita nj active usefulness aud cheerful fulhmen
Of du,y she lad calm and peaceful Jerh. snd we lee
assured she is now euoyius the happiness Reserved cr
,hose who fall asleep in tho Lord"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-23
SUPERINTENDENT TIN KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. GA frss negro was hung
yesterday ct CadiZ, Ky. after being tried by IN"
Vigilance Committee OF the town suspicion OF be.
ing concerned in the conspiracy. There are nnu;-
Der more in Jail aud some will be hung Judge Cook
has called his court for Christmas day. The excite.
neut Is very. high.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-23
MARINE NEWS.
ORT OF RICHMOND, Drc. 81,


RICH Watch THIS DAY AT i23 O'CLOCK
ARRIVED.
Steamer Belvidere, Pritchett. Baltimore, rpzde.
Steamer Roanoke, Skinner, New York, mdze. q
Passengers.
Schr Hanover, Whipple, New York, md2e.
Bark Lamp Lighter, Cayne, New York. hay.
Brig Sarah ThorndiSe, Low. Lubec, plaster.
Schr New York. Conover, Philadelphia, coal. !
Schr Arcturus, Cobb, Salem. plaster.
Schr Emily Ann, Hooper Norfolk, mdze.
Schr Mathew Bird, johnson. Philadelphis, Goa
SAILED.
Snhr KIM William Iienrna. down fhn ri,.or 4
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IOWA INSTRUCTlNG HEP SENATOR'S
Tbs Iowa Senate on The ith mat passed tho fellow
Ing resolution;
That the committee on federal relations report
Join, resolution nstructipg Senators and request
ing our Representatives in Congress TO support the
admission OF Kaneas into the Union with Der Topeka
free STATED Constitution.