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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-19
Fauquier White Sulphur.

We had the pleasure lately of soiourning a few
days at the above named watering place Ii was our
first visit there and we confess agreeable sur
prise in finding it eminenty adapted TO the wants
of those either in search Of health pleasure The
water il of rare medicinal virtue, well as exceed
ingy pleasant to the taste The buildings including
the hotels and cabins, unusually airy neat and
comfortable, aud the grounds the beautiful in
the State. 1t is surrounded by lovely and produc-
tive country. inhabited by intelligent refined and
hoSpitable popuation--making it, all in all, one OF
the most desirable and delightful watering places
within the limits Of the Commonwealth
The faLquier White IS now in the hands of Col
Baker and Capt. Ingram both Of whom are as cour-
te"u>, accommodating, and generous landlords a.
son viii lind III Il twelve months travel and who are
untiring ;a their sortS render their guests com
iorlabe amt happy. ,,:-.e gentlemen are also as
sisted 10y MIR. Mostly, resident g this city, who ex-
rrtS himself with might and main, to mske the vsi-
tors feel at home The table at this pla-- is
one of the very best, being furnished with every
thing which anybody can desire, and besides.
the eatableS all served up in a style which
puts to shame many of the first class hotels in
the country. In short, there is nothing lacking at
the Fauquier White which any reasonable man
could desire. MeSsrS. Ingram and Baker deserve
great credit for the manner in which these excellent
springs are kept, and, what is more, they deserve
the most liberal patronage the part of the public
and we sincerely trust they will receive it. Their,
are upwards OF four hundred visitors these at the
present time, with every prospect of a long, pleas
ant, and prosperous season. Being only few hour,
distant from Richmond and Petersburg, thes,
springs are peculiarly accessible to the citizens
these places, and we hope many Of them may fin,
it convenient to take trip there before the seasor
closes
great Fillmore and Donelson demonstration is I,
come off there the last Of this month, to be attende,
by many of the most distinguished orators in tn,
land. 1t will take place perhaps on the 29th an,
3Gth
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Bucsapan,, Norberp and southern Face.

That this Pudding" rlEbustering old gentleman has
faces the North and another for the South
no doubt who will only open his eyes long
enough to the facts they actually exist In the
South he IL supported the special and anonted cha-
p,on 81 Southern rights and interests-as more
Southern in his principles sad feeling. than Southern
men themselves while the North his election is urged
upon the almost soe ground Of his having done
said sny thing which his malignant enemies could
eonstrue into even wish his par; be nsru
mental In .phot,ing the institutions of the South And
vet the spurious humbuggng nemoerar, Of both sections
profess stand upon exactly the platform, and
concert upon all public questions That the gno
and unsophstcated shoild be deceived by
ton bold and reckless Is TO be wondered 81 But
that intelligent reading should be Imposed upon 10y
it. also ia OF the deepest surprise tous We lay
their misfortune the blindness OF party idolary and
zeal 1t can be attributed to nothing else.
To illustrate the double acedness of the Democratic
candidate and the fraudulent game which his supporters
both North aud South diligently practising upon the
honest and confding of the country select
couple of passages from two Buchanan papers. Of
which is published in Mississippi and the other in Rhode
Island. The Southern face OF the Cincinnati nominee is
Of course presented by his Southern organ; and here
Is, painted by the vicksburg Sentinel 1t says:
1--WE dare aud defy any 70 point a single
that Mr.. Buchanan gave, during his congressional
career involving the question OF slavery, that
the side OF the South, and opposed the Abolition.
ists" -
very bold and beautiful front for the South a. all
adult But let how MS Northern friends ex-
hbit him the free-soiers What face does he
in that quarter The Providence Rhode Island
Post, Jealous Buchanan organ the Richmond En-
q'ireT, Introduces him TO New England public thus:
Mr.. Buchanan uttered sentence in deTeaee OF
adrcry, whispered cori ~ tIroy of its eisic,cr
''eaH rotc rLich any honest could into
od to support ne ns,t~tion!"
Their them i OH Bucks Northern 'front.' a. portrayed
by Jealous Northern advocate of his election How
does il harmonze With that which his Southern supper
have presented? the two IS radically snd
essentially different black and white! And vet both
these Buchanan organs profess stand upon the
platform 10 hold the principles and TO be s;rug-
Cling Tor the objects IL 1t clear that one or the
other is deceived Is equally clear that either the
North the South will be obliged be disappointed in
the event OF Buchanans electionS And Judging the fu.
by the past will nor the South again the victim Of
the cheat T.?
Would that conservative, rejecting patriotic would
pause and consider before committing their destines and
the destines OF this great Republic the keeping OF
who. that the will rise tomorrow will
he but of in the hands of that archtaor to
the SOuth-MARTIS Van BURES.
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The North IN tbe Smith

The Conservatives Of the North appeal TO their
Conservative brethren Of the South, to aid them in
preserving the Republic against the combined as
saults OF the two sectional factons-the Black Re.
publicans aud the Democratic Republicsns-wh
threaten It with destruction They say that, with.
out the encouragement and assistance Of Southern
Conservative they cannot be expected, unaded and
Alone To beat back the formidable array Of sectional
iststhat II the Southern Conservatives desert the
Conservative standard, common ruin must overtake
common cause. That for themselves, they are
prepared to orego prejudices-o discard all sectional
feeling, and stake everything upon the maintenance
Of great national principles They ask and they
have the right to ask, that Southern Conservative
shall meet them upon this broad, national platform
and cooperate actively with them in unfolding the
principles essential to the integrity Of the Union and
the safety Of the common liberties
We submit this appeal to the Conservatives Of the
South, and we invoke 10 II their earliest and mot
serious consideration. We know there are enough
Conservatives in the South 10 roll back the tide oi
sectionaism, whether il comes from the North OF
South. We know there are enough men in the South
who prefer Fillmore to either Of the other candidates
TO place him In the Presidential chair That such j,
the TACT in regard TO Virginia we do not believe adj
mits Of doubt large majority Of the intelligent
aud reading portion Of the State has always been op
posed 10 Locofocosm. The Looofoco msjority whicf
has existed here, has always from the Dutci
beyond the Ridge In that region isa -olid and con-
pact vote Of 5000 composed Of Germans many o
whom can neither read nor write any language an,
stu more Of them cannot speak or understand th'
Eaglish language They have heard Of Gen Jack
sons death and have become infected with the (er
man fever ior Fremont hut irrespective Of them
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srv vsfs SIC head cfered ysssay he .es,,, SIC o, vhss
very driven Z, Philadelphia and the balance head vsrs taken
hAmcre butcher. al prizes ranging 20 Assn 90 The
soo aaa 70 tets ~ Thsrx
%, ~ prime Cattle offered to-day
os. have BEEN coming forward pretty
sale. At The scales yer. made tsets 20 arurs
ar. decline OF 10 cent. y loo
We are In receipt sf Earo-
tssn siviee Anglo Canada The new,
ea. "n,asarsee Tor hresd.ur
r.ssv VS. drospng Ia. still further
last sssa nshss total decline Of ti Dbl
sscn very h.s The Of the
The market to-day ciosss steady n he quotations.
oSrhs receipts OF Grain again heavy
particularly those % Wheat aud Corn. forslsn
early In The week Per eam~rs
sd eomen.d With the heavy depressed the market Tor
wheat and prices fell Oh materially subs
Saeny Improved and a the Close the decline
had een recovered Tbs wheat v,k ul but
@ some day. past the demand o Ia. vsy srss cam
has through the week been In fair decline
.eeh quotations. For Rye and Oats have changed ,sry
arASoTherr for Peruvian DUANE mi.
s great IL said. - In any Previous The
.re and the advance lately noticed fully
nne To quote Peruvian At tseteu
sasn'y OF Mexican selling go long
M. seet 10 40 tons nom the Caribbean s~s.
rS..o hsvs s,ii To motto. an undiminsned demand for
hnnEe In the Of Maryland
,.rons ai-posuon To purchase the better qualities
mhiskr-Ihere has been =
gut th-re has been In The .rkrt
nos sales the veek II 500 bb Ohio Whisky c,.
ssh 700 eeis do Al seksT 40 siis Cty
ansd NJ the close last sesd M e,.
Tor CITY and Pcnnsy aniz, 6cts.f for -
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- FoR rHF RICHMOND Wme
MR. WlsEs DEFAMATION or GEN. WASHING.

TON.
Attention ought be directed We think 10 the inter-
y uniounded statements Of Gov. Wise 10 bis late addre.
~ Lexington in reference 70 the Father Of his Country
what the motive OF these unhappy declarations was re
are AZ los 70 knOW unless IL the wish Of Mr. Wise
70 endeavor 70 bring down the immortal Washington To
hs own level Of angry and scurdlous denunciauon This
gentleman hes been severely criticised IN oil quarter. of
ave Tor his unrestraned anger and uttesnce Of undgn
NED abuse that as appears 70 u.s. he has determined to
secure possible tho sanction Of the great and worthy
name which the men Of America rejoice 70 honor But
mr. Wises failure u miserable one. Gen Washington
resemble, him 10 no particular, and those Who will lake
ths Trouble 70 read HE unjust and ignorant production
"l not mink more highly Of lie author for this attempt
01ng down the name Of Washington from the eIalted
pedestal on Which IL stands
hr Wise aims 10 represent Gen Washington a. At times
giving "ay to his passions and his tongue in the vu
gNest ana most uncontrolled manner lie gives the su.
uen az Lexington the old exploded story Of Washngtons
wearing ~ Gen. Lee account Of his retreat II Mon.
NOUN. hls language is that Washington "stormed ana
Ieuas louder than the battle ~ lee for his timed and
shanei1 retirement from the presence Of the enemy By
ana'nena-' OF course Il oaths An anatheTna
eaN curse, and nothing else and the impression made
vi tu' mu OF every reader Il that Washington cursed
aug s"oe At the General This statement IL ut
e'H "''O'noed' aud hr Wise bad historical evidence
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EdinbuTg Review

The July number has been received from the agent Mr.
"oodhouse The following is list Of the contents
l. Credibty Of early Roman History
9. Diary Of Gen. Patrick Gordon.
3. Growth Of the Map Of London
4. Samuel Rogers
D. Cavaliers aud the Camisards
8. The Coins VI Greece
T. Henrick Hene.
g. Supreme Court Of Appeals.
g. Remains Of WIN. Archer Butler
TO- Memoirs Of Sir Rob Peel The Catholic Question
u. Great Britain and the United Staies
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II all who prefer Fillmore viii stand up to their prn
cples the of the State win be given to the Con.
sentative candidate brilliant majority
We entreat our Conservative brethren to 20 to
work forthwith. Let every man do all he can do
and leave the CONSEQUENCES to God. We can assure
all Conservatives that no good can come to them
from any sort OF association with Locoocoism in any
suise il may assume They may forfeit their
selfesteem by Such connection; but they never
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ADDITIONAL foRsitS NEWS AZ riir a.iIir

ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS Az TIE BALTIC
Nrw YoRk. August 1.-THE pylicai new. by Oh. ia.
tic Is not Of great Importance.
r, Affairs In Spain have become more tranquil The
French army on the frontier has been withdrawn.
There has been most terrible explosion Al S.onc.
b, shieh seven hundred persons we're killed and woun
died. including the Russian. Dutch and Sar,iinsn Con.
spot ''' y"
The London Tunes accuses Russia Of doing ever,,h,v
but returning good will in spirit to the
alice, aud alleges that she took vantag. of IN. allies n,
e rsr's conference, by means of Incorrect maps
soopposes the cesson of Belgrade To Turkey IL 4. ru
mored that Russia is restoring the Notifications OF Ka
aud has sent eighteen thousand occupy the town
Russian camp OF six thousand has also been rp
I'd at the heights o lnkcrmann Russia Is like ws NAL
ing strenuous efforts to regain prsponderancs In tho
principalte-.
The Cabinet Of Vienna actively engaged in the affair.
OF Italy, urging the King to adhere To the legitimate de-
nandsof the Western Powers otherwise she must not er
pec' toe moral or physical support OF Austria The latest
rumor Is that the King has agreed TO the demands.
The soldiers OF Madrid have becn committing horrible
ou'rages The most respectable houses entered du
mig the disturbances and property valued millions OF
francs destroyed The residence the mother OF the
Empress Eugene pundervd aud everything destroy.
ell.
o'Donnell has determined OF the sale of the church
property.
Brown, Shipley Goa Circular says the Cotton mar.
ket exhibits mo feature. The quotations are steady
and the demands fsr Sales for the three days 20uoo
bales The quotations are for fair Orleans 81
cents Tor lair Mobile, 81 mid.
ding Mobile 6 cents for fair Uplands; s.i6 for Mid.
dig Uplands The market closed firm.
The weather being favorable for harvest the prices
OF Breadstufs inclined downwards and the market
rally is dull Flour has declined L. per Dbl
Wheat has declined 6asd
The Corn market is unchanged.
The Manchester trade more active Tb.rc I'm. h..,
an advance In yarns.
American Stocks are firm
London, Tuesday Hrening.-The English funds opened
for to-day yesterdays improved ouotaons hnt ,uhs.
quenty experienced decline OF per cent owing partly
TO the increased demand tor money and ac
counts from the Paris Bourse. The demand Tor money
was active at the discount market and the Bank this
morning. At Paris this morning the final quotations Of
the French per cents was TOT IOc.
Inc sk crop OF France has turned deficient that
manufacturers have made large in foreign raw
silks
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Al his residence In King William county the 18th inst amer
lew hours illness Captain STERLING LIPSCOMB In the ssh
ofhs A. gentleman and respected and
honore and brother, beloved
aged father wife and children large number Of
and dear relations their warm
fall. 49, 49, 49,"
Like the dover Of MONDAY, h. has passed away
On the 18Th inst at the residence Of Mr. Care In In,
county OF Orange AGNES only child Of Felix Ellen Ann
Care, aged months.
In McLain county Illinois, on the 18th dav Of June
1856 Mr. JOHN DEAL aged 73 years and about months
Mr.. Deal long resident of waynesboro,' Augusta
county, Va where he enjoyed the confidence and respect
OF large circle OF friends.
At his residence Junction Store Botetourt county,
Va, July 29th 1886, Dr. JOHN EAGON in the Goth
year OF his age.
Attle residence OF his sonn.law, Thomas r. Buck in
Warren county, on the 18th inst, HUMPHREY PEAKE
NJ d., in the SID year OF his age.
At Poughkerpsie, y. Y, THOMAS ". TALLMADGE
Esq aged 40 He president the
sic Savings Bank, aud director of the Farmers and Maui
uiacturer's Bank Of that place.
At Trenton, y. j., 18th inst General SAMUEL R.
HAMILTON, aged &c years. Gen. Hamilton wasa prom.
inent member of the Bar, having been in 1872
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AUCTION SALES ADVERTISED IN rHE WIG

H.Al AND rsrArs.
house re.rJ Canal and i .;: At Ssoes
hNIn Williamsburg the Vineyard" farm, .crr. Iqoo
same ias SH'f %s'; c.. S% the ,osn
mile .ss Of RshIond and II from the u .sre
Is :s a. ss Of In Hanover
ssh-A tract Of ea acres. Aibem.e county, ~ mile. from
Soeh.% Depot, also tract Of $50 all woods
same .s ssas acres. third in wooa ~
Al.e5shs farm LILY Rchusnd. on Jas. river
,a sn. s. ..s. e 81 in e.l,v.
s% Of ss"S $50 half cleared
,s $40 farm 10 he1rso miles cas-, Of Richmond
same d.y-Ihe tract called Oakley county
%s rom the Courthouse containing $50 privately
a-a r.e, in Chesterfield Ofsvs acres. s low grounds.
S%ooS Ps,ssss Is s from
Same rse, Of .oo .ere. OF land In
Town asa '.'is; in Lancaster county known
ts acres chiefly low grounds also 100 slaves etc etc
,o s:%. Say 70: al:
below Rlehnona comfy SIS isis cultivation sna neigh
e~ns ua, ., iss acres. anlmp!oyrd ss aav o. csrr
ham ,o soun,y miles or from the g y Term. liberal
Msss,rin Depot, on the linz Of the Richmond
shTssis Of % or 50 slaves uueiudng carpenters. baet.
6 Of land .gibly mile. from ChsroissS,s
goo MN. he co,F.s Institute containing
OF h-Ihe Fish Pond" tract Of iour Nelson
SSCFsr| In NV Kent county, containing 80 acres. sold
SSr AT k.n.uha H. the dams, locks, 1e The Coz. RI
Dec afS%A 'I p.nisou containing $500 Mort,
bsma.
Aug 20hTrse Porcelain and Canton Chin. in
New York, by Coffin HAydOsk. See sdvt. "
PRIVATE OFFERINGS OF REAL rsrAr,
f. =, .oo Anvksrsrp IN rsE WHO.
sIr.nsh.@ GO $ mile, e Of H. CtAai)
of Richmond Adv'd by O ltesAl ""'' west
A.st Of go acres. miles FROM wyheve. dwelling barn
valuable estate In Roanoke county IT, Jame.'l containing
Sss.s go and ar acre. g. 81. !s sA
CM-buildings new and eommodious by A. Mayo
Two valuable tract, Of land James river, eoun
miles so"ve kshmondone Of 800 the other 2as
The farm known Mari Hn county mile. be-
Lm Of $50 Hanover CO. at Aee Station ON Central
miles above Rehmond-wll be divided desired Adyd
Brick dwelling at Fneas,le with II aached-speOdd or
farm Of IS arre isS esaTsa IN S.r i, ~
below Rlehmons aud near the York River Railroad ltisl
tract OF gp acres (Co Ia cultivation for tobaeco
IlsSs - '' 'o"' ''F canal Aa'a 'S 'Ho Nj Harris
country Wing OF II. ". Price, Ag't uI4ol "
fata OF $40 acres In POwhAtAn With d~eng etc.
The white SULPHUR Springs. Gesnhrsr county See Advt
acres, Of which $50 arabic, uL)
oan ~ SSoe,nd Soaey x miles from Richmond called
fsrm ON James river In Buckingham opposite
An estate containing 800 Amelia Nooway eouu.
ties. 90 miles from Richmond Advertised by o. Masters Cf)
farm OF about 40 acres Ia King William county,
Farm $40 cleared Charles City county ~ mil.
The known "Propee, HIM. Orange CO.. on the Rspp.
to market Ut) " ~
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Alternaie.
Alfernates

William c. Riv-s, Of Aibeuarle
Alternate. John Msr-hzli. OF Charlotte.
John NJ. Speed, OF CampbelL
Robert 7. Conrad. OF Frederick.
Alternate. 1ohn BALDWIN, OF Augusta
Valentine W. Southali, Of Charlottesville,
- Hih Garter, OF Ch.rl~s CITY.
An-rn., ssSSrs vi reT,. Of ws.'@G5sl.ad
John Y. knby, Of Nsnsemond.
A-rnsie r,s, r,s 4 SrSss ,s Of Isle Of Wight
William n. Maetsrl.nd, Of Richmond city
Alternate. Holden Rhodes, OF Chesterfield
James horson. OF Coos HAND
Wood Bcnldn, Of Chsriott-.
Altern.t~. Phuip 81 O. Cooke. Of Povhaisn.
Travis W. kppes, OF NottovAy.
James z. Bruce. OF HALIFAX
Alternaie.. Francis pesne, Of Lynchhurs
yubal A. Early, OF Franklin,
William L. 9os<in, OF Bedford.
Alt,rnat-< AleSander Rives, Of Ahemari-
Robert Whitehead, Of Sesan.
Robert " scott, Of Fauquier,
Ai,,r,.,.. Jeremiah Mortoo, Of Orange.
Henry W. Thomas. OF fsirfax.
John Janney, of Lcaioun-
Alternate. Andres Hunter, Of Jefferson.
Edmund Prediction, OF Berkeley.
VIM Seymour cf Hardy.
.n.,o.,.. sanT Med Moor, Of koekbridxe.
James Bogx-, Of Pendleton.
J. L. Fry, OF Ohio.
.n.,n.t.. Lewis Maxwell, Of Lewis
Jose barry, OF Putnam
John 8 Pendleton, OF Culpeper.
.u....,.. Samuel Price, OF Grrrnbrier.
Vincent witcher, OF Pueylysnis-
An-n T Caperton. Of Monroe,
.b.,,.,.. James Preston, Of Aontsomety
' William Watts, of Roanoke.
Charles Q. Cummings, OF Washington.
.i,.,,.,. !. Lsmpkin. Of Russell.
Robert Gbhsny, Of wythe.
Appointed by the Convention
wyndham Robrrtson
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MAlgHIEn.

On Tuesday morning last i2h Rev r. puttop
WELLS J. HAWKS. Esq, Miss SARAH Il. wORTIINGrON
youngest dsugter of the late Robert wohngton ESQ ali Of
ChSrlestown, Va. ~ -
On Tuesday the 9Th Frederick City Maryland BY Rev
Or Dorsey Of that place. Rev. john Principal r
Wesleyan Female Institute, stanton. HANNAH HAL
BEBr, formerly Of New York
In staunon Tuesday the 29th wstrel Mr.
HENRY SHEETS to Miss LYDIA CoOLEa Augusta county
o. "Wednesday morning by the Rev Dr Mnngerode,
MCRDAUGH, Eq OF EUGENIA ID daurhrr
OF John Dickson, ESQ. OF Norfolk City.
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S,ITUATION wANTED.-T

SfTUATION WANTED.-T1- Subscriber who has had
- some ury years In teaching and for the
years aud half been Professor Buckingham
his oonnexon with sAh Institution closing
on account OF It's pecuniary necessities
OF Observation-Disclosures
Seminary professionally College. An elder m
the Presbyterian Church himself would where his
family could enjoy gospel mnisratons with psus.
sion. His teaching deemed sun.nt rerncr w.,
terms, Ac.. address, WIN PkGE A
anl9-iaF2m Gravel Hin y a D,rLin,,.r, q.
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DEArH HANDLING SIas Resident of
Lower Merton, Montgomery under paufni
circumstance appears he preparing guano to
preparatory to putting his turnp
bet ct sore. upon u. back hi. hands Into
penetrated
pain In OF his which rapidly the .hou der md
from thence TO his ho whole
swollen
the beyond mdicski In In great .so
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~ Tor
sale hsfaTm IN buckingham containing
about ne ha IN original Timber Of superior quality badns
purposes ADAPTED TO the culture Of
and the Slate River Navigation adjoining C Uan..
Acadamy having the advantage for The
aud good location FOR Physran are new
Two Story Dwelling house. large nnhed with all other
out houses oiee IN the yard superior Ample Orch.
ard and first Spring o. excellent terms
payment vi h accommodating FOR further particulars address,
auig-wlm All UOI ppOnK'
CHaNnEA's Mtls BucKfveg.u County Va 0n'
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NEw HoOK- BY THg AUTHOR 0g LIgHT AND DARK,
~ NFss -" HOUSEHOLD MYSTHRfES." q Romance II
sulS A. NORRIS, VI Main o.
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Nr Cullen, u Delaware, having svoued hs To vote
for Fillmore PIT and ti the comes before the House
The v Hsrdf undertakes eTpound the consequence
that determination. It says, gill prevent sny election bv m
Houseaud have the eject Of referring ton 70 the
which body will Of course elect Mr. Brectnrige VERY we'll
should prefer that result 20 The Of eh. NJ
mont II would ssye % for four yesrs longer The evil
enable some Of w. n the meantime IN peaes the g.v
nfe-which 10 Death
Bot possibly, the Herald l. mistaken Thee nav b. .t,
OF the house-votinz hy States coreur sir gr c
and gve Vs. 10 Mr FHnors President In vi1m Of sections
all parties confde.
THt GHE,r sroRN At rHE SoUrHwEsr-A despstcb iron,
New Orleans. dated Aug 10. ssye
" is nov believed thst two hundred and 6fv me, Nh,
men and children persisted by the storm One bund,ed
snd ninety bOiirs hayo been recovered at Last Island
The total loss Of property s estimated A. half million ~
dollar The passengers Of the Star j. believed were
The steamer Louisiana has auved and reports picking
up on The fth cabin door which has been recognized 20
belonging 70 The steamer Nautilus
Last Island Vhere the destruction Of property and lie
was 90 great, 70 absuI hafa days sail from Galveston
boston, Aug l6-It 10 believed here that the Ars,,
suffered greater damage 10 skug on the rocks than bs
yet been reported The accident happened Al o'ccL
on Thursday, and the steamer struck three times bs
che got out Of danger Al least 20 says private sna,cI
Just received from Halifax
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WuUuG NarUoN Cc~yp~-sS-

In 81 The authority by Ire at, whs sal.
Sonvvnnoni appoint the following gentlemen Delegate. the
Nsucnsl Convention be
the Sd Wednesday U',h) September n.si. ~
wYSDHAM RoBERTsoN,
Of he