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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

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Peehurg IT, - sold ny " son IN front of the Exchange Peters
burg. " O'Clock, A.
Perempoty sale n Ifog Isisud" surry county e,
mnnE sut zSsH acreso BE- 'od W reer'hurg ~ ~ ooct
l4th-IEe valuable farms IN Neu Kent
LEM" and Naden's, o. be sod ~ De Court House.
len Commissioner sale q negro Hanover eoun
", (t9JD '' ''""'
ltthA farm Of 81 scre sf heavy Woodland A, c.,.,
40 ''N ~ W.
kSscutors sale 81 the Bent Nountsn tact
upwards ~ Boo acres ying chiefly 10 Rospte 70 - A., IL ~
the premises. ~ ~ WV wv
b-see o. severa valuable facs ~ land ~ JamesD near
b9asacss IN h9anose county, n " ocloet ~ Ace advf
Eane dayh Fa'sburg" mill farm Ia puckiughsm CO.
Also coumlssioners' Hanover eopty a eS
O miles north 81 HehmondJ several bgndg. tereor snJ
~ same tiue Ter Twelve slaves 49,
daiN Th.Thc Union
uansoufgi VI nigomery county By decree OF Cont.
IGN Tract o. acres ea, "Dss Ran~ ln Omaha
land county, ~ miles from Cartersyile
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New Publications.

We indebted to Mr. woodhouse for the foIowin
" The Prairie"
and
The Ways of the Hour"
being portions OF Strnger Townsends new aud cheap
edition Of Cooper's novels.
"Thirfy ysdrs IN tie United States Senate" vol 2 Lv
Col. Benton.
The volume contains some 500 pages-And its charac
ter is in a indicated by frontspiece Yer ot
the Senate Of the United States u, session.
BENTON FLOOR"
The volume begins With the Inauguration of Mr.. Wan
Buren, and concludes with the compromise Of
1850 The feelings aud opinions Of the author are ec,
expressed all subjccts-aud the book was probably
written quite much indulge seligprifcation a. to
assai the enemies oi the writer. The trickcres in
tdgues rascaltes of politicians copOusy eEpOnndcd
The Tyler squad in for proper share Of comment
aud condemnation While the author does not conceal
the qualification he experienced from the benefits To the
Democracy Of Tylers treachery To she whgs-he lu,-
bare the treason and holds it aud the traitor - 10 t.
Of mankind. As lac advances ia his work he come.
down the time when these traitors with Demorra-
tic allies played naughty tricks upon hi- friend.
Van Buren, A Co. We favored with sunlry insil,.
views Of the Democracy and close scrutiny disclose.
quite much kuavery would wish u contemplate
at a single sitting.
Me- Benton n detailing these tricks Of politicians by
which the will Of the people defeated declares that
he nothing therein justify the belief that the peo.
pie not competent sclfgovornmrnt They should
be blamed ior the knaveries Of politicians That's rn.
enough-but il Il blinking The question The people are
not morally ccnslraJc Tor being iipci by knave- but If
they are so habituay it evidence OF want Of saga.
city, or Of capacity sufficient 10 protect themselves Mr.
Benton y- the Convention system has efectu1y taken
che election Of President Of the hand. Of tine people
The Conventions, composed mainly Of oice.holIcrs aud
Office seekers choose the candidates and the people have,
no alternative but 70 abide the choice thus forced upon
them. II It be true, reported that he is IN favor of
Buchanan be will supply in bs person an Illustration
Of bis doeincthe absence Of agency in the mas.
Of the suffagans In hs book before u.s. be- does not
make favorable mention Of NJ Buchanan-and on one
occasion, he charges him and others Of w. Polk.
cabinet ~ih aaicrHiHiHg aud defeating the prupos non
OF the President TO appoint him, Benton Lisf Geaerai
The book j. s~Oen TO 10 presout bulk 10y copious ~.
tfscts irom TIE debates Tho original matter might have
been compressed u $50 psges
For sale at J. Wooihouse Co.'S
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Dismissal OF Champion.
The Charleston Mercury Sneakinp of tho diSu

The Charleston Mercury speaking of the dismissal
of the English official, says:
"The disclaimer of the English Government of any inten-
lion iuure laws-the denial OF all its instructions
which could Justify such conduct upon the part of it, Off
frank expression OF regret if these been
volated-and these admissions backed by
the officials themselves-l make case in which Co
vernment might have exercised wise ana magnanmous
orbearance. Ia that take the view oi the
a. is presented with force aud clcarncss by Senator
FOombs in the debate quoted. With him, OF the
opinion that there in the question sufficient
for prOtracted aud correspondence between
tho two countries aud that high craftsmanship wond
not have elevated into Importance soiuconsderablra mat
ter"
BY this it will be seen that othcrs-and those
Democrats, are coming round to the opinion which
we expressed more than six mo nthS ago. that there
was no violation OF our neutrality laws by England,
winch called for action. We never believed it was
forbidden for foreign Government TO let it be known
here that persons who chose, might enlist by going
out of our territory, and that the persons might 90
without infringing the law. Lord PamcrSton hit the
nail on the hea! when he said: "the United States
is not RusSia-it is free country-its citizens can
90 and come when they please aud for what they
please" And that flct-their freedom-proyed the
absurdity of Marcy's doctrine, that they could not
60 10 Canada to enlist.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09
The White House,

The news from Cincinnati has spread gloom over
this magnificent Hotel Of the Republic. Pierce is
sorrowag, and refuses to be comforted. Old Marcy
Is rs grum as a mad bull. But poor Caleb-the man
of all work-his condition is piteous to behold
Old Bentons new book has just stripped the mer-
cenary wretch naked, and exposed him to the alb
horrence Of mankind and now Old Buck comes to
strip him of all his employments-the i'll gained
fruits Of fourteen years Of political knavery.
If Bev. is not too full of joy at the rout of the
enemy will he report daily the condition of these
suffering patriots?
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

MESSAGE oF riE GOVERNOR oF NEw H,NrsHIEE.-Gov
Metcai sent his annual message the Legislature New
Hampshire on Friday. About third Of the document
devoted to national Affairs principally the slavery qucs
ton the Governor dcmounces the repeal of the Missouri
Compromise the Kansas Outrage aud the attack Scna
tor Sumner, and attributes the uniicrm OF the
sace power TO their unanmity that subject; their
slant threats OF withdrawing FROM the Union well TO
the compactness OF their party tics.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09
IFoR the Vino.
BRooKEs DEEP SEA SOUNDING APPARATUS Us.

BROOKE'S DEEP SEA SOUNDING APPARATUS
This invention las solved problem which has battle
the ingenuity Of man, since the first attempts athom
the deep blue waters Of the ocean and to ascertain the
character Of the bed upon Which Upon the tcs-
tinony Of Lieut. Maury aud Professor Bailey Of West
Point it has shed Hood OF light upon the science Of &C.
oogy and zoology AID upon many important facts init
matey connected with the ph ysical geography Of the sea
IL has al-O disclosed admirable system Of compcn
stton. 10y which tg status Of the maintained and
all the foreign ingredients continually miugng with it,
waters absorbed and deposited n uudstured rcpose upon
IL bottom thus demonstrating the order aud The harino
Nv which prev ills boz al the works OF the great architect
0 the universe aud Which is rendered more apparent by
every disclosure oi the secrets Of nature.
The secrets Of the deep, brought 10 light by Brooke's
apparatus, has, from the eminent authO, quoted above
made large and important addition to knowledge Of
the haunouie- Of nature which beautifully illustrate the
wisdom aud the goodness Of God. But there many
practical benefits resulting from this invention which en-.
titles IL authors 10 the thanks Of the whole civilized world
by che use Of BrOOkc's apparatus. now IN tie
course Oi time map out the beds Of the great thorough
c- Of the ocean. with degree Of accuracy sufficient Tor
a practical purposes And, from the termOny Of Lieut.
haury facts have already been a-certaned which could
otherwise have been known THAI from the Of Brooko
apparatus which demonstrates the practcabty Of the sub
msnne Telegraph nov IN the course Oi construction. be
tween Europe sud America. Such, Tor instance as that
che on this route nowhere too deep for the wires 20
sink and Chat the bottom u the Of This tecgraphic
plateau u in state oi perfect tranquility and that there
are here neither ccbrrg currents any other abrading
process % derango The wires after they once lodged
ret thcre ~ reason ~ believe that invention which
promises ~ important result practical aud scientific,
any That les occurred since The invention Of the telegraph
~ but htuc known 10 any but lew scientific For
the purpose of eudcavofing render the author oi the
deep sea sounding apparatus better known aud the
potant contributions % science which his invention pro-
misses, request the hyor Of you give this communica-
ton place n your paper trusting that example will
be- followed by ~ the editors In our State Who take an
interest 10 the reputation Of Of Nrenas sons who
can boast VI other fortune but his professional rcputa
ton. A VIRGIN Az
=. 8. The author Of this invention is Lieut. John NJ
Brooke l. S. Navy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

We very much gratifed that od Wing friend
Kidder Meade, selected to nominate Buchanan If
Old Buck should be elected, that little circumstance can
be forgot overlooked-t nsures Kdde better luck
than he had with the BHgadier We should not be sur.
prised if it got him Jul mission. Hope it may 1t
will furnish another proof Of the inability Of TIE Demo
cracy to carry the government without Wing help
proof which makes the oil line Democrats mad enough to
bite themselves
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

DESrRUC:IvE FIEE PoUGHKEErsIE.-Ab IL ~
O'Clock on Tuesday morning. fr1 discovered issuing
from the large paint and veregs factory he only
d'gris factory ont of France situated iu Bridge
PoughkecpS and owned by Lewis Bromley Of this city
The tire Is supposed to have originated from the friction
OF the machinery The hremcn quickly upon the
spot but all their efforts useless the building
machinery and contents entirely DESTROYED The
loss is estimated from Sl5 to s2O,0oO Insured for
s63no $4,000 the stock and furniture and $1,000 the
building
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

We published a communication days since ar
ragning the Pension officers for frauls, &c. We Dis
avowe knowledge Of the facts-but stated that paper
came from what regarded responsible source. Ii
now out that the name Of the 10y whom pur
ported to he written iorgery-and the real author
person ia Georgia who has been arrested for frauds in
in the pension Office OF course the statements OF such
"A character are wholly worthless
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

WASHNGroS CRY, June Is, 1886.
Mr. Editor Having seen the manuscript OF the com
muncaton which appeared in your issue OF the 18th ult
signed Mason in which charges Of gross pfcal NAL
versation IN the Pension Office freely made, readily
recognize the handwriting OF Dr. IL. 4. Ramsay of Co
lumbia county, Ga
As DR.. Ramsay has lately been under arrest for the
mention, and is nOW-having escaped from the Marshal
of the State Of Georgia. fugitive from Justice it il cer
ianly needless To attempt to excnlpae the CLERKS" Of
the Peusion Office from his hbelous charges.
A CLERK.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

FoRETELLrSG THE WEATHER.-ln cloudy morning it j.
matter OF Importance I" the farmer know whether il
will be sunshine stormy in the afternoon IL the ants
have cleared their holes nice, aud piled the dirt up high
seldom fails To bring good day farmers, if il
should be- cloudy till ten eleven o'clock in the
Spider will he very about the tops of the
grass and grain cloudy mornings, aud fifty years
scrvation has shown the writer of this that those little
weatherg seldom fail in their predictions of fair
day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

THE ClNciSSArI RIor-The Cincinnati Gazette Of the
10th inst, has the following account OF the stab
bling of Mr. Buell., in that city.
Last evening Mr. b. +. White seeing the large crowd
around the Burnct House. concluded make speech uI.
on 1.-The Signs OF the Times" He accordingly mounted
upon pile of rubbish in 10. near the B.lvrre
House. When he had been silenced 10y the crowd or
had completed his speech, Mr. George r Buell. of Wash.
ngton CITY, got upon the stand and made All attack upon
Know Noihingism.
He was quite violent in his remarks met with con.
siderable interruption from hc crowd At last exaspera-
ted by this treatment, hc descended from the stand and
general mus ensued, in the of which Mr. Buell. re-
ceivcd wound in the bsckirom large bowie knife
The blade entered just bebw the shoulder blade and
reached 10 the lungs. IL nearly inches
Mr. H. conveyed 10 the Burnett House where surgical
attendance was procured An attempt made to 49,
dure the assaanI, but what is doubtful Two
arrested aud takeI the Hammond street Sta
ton House. Their names Cary aud Cassidy
We are told by gentleman who passing OIL Third
street that he saw the crOwl running and two Ineu IN
front Of it, Who entered do.gery hurriedy lie heard
one OF them say 10 the Other, "Come in here George
they'll hurt you" The place after wards pointed out
TO some Of the police, who pronounced il low hole of
the worst sind.
NJ. Buel's wound examined by the surgeons IL
was found that the Itnt Of the blade had penetrated the
lungs. ani that lac was bleeding internally gentleman,
who Jaw bin last evening, informs that he had but
little pain, and was quite comfortable The surgeon.
thought his recovery doubtful The chances are deci.
dedly against him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

HoPELTssLY DERANGED.-We regret (ssys the LOUIS
Vile Couer) Ia learn from gentleman iou Barren
tythat the Hon. James e. Hardy Lieutenant Governor
the state Is dranged rather has sunk into Of
almost mental imbecilty. His memory is entirely gone
aud his mind il hopelessv shattered Ills physicians
think he will not Mr. Hardy has long been ia
had health During the session ct the legislature tile past
winter he confined to lis room large portion of the
time.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

We have received the May no from Mr. Woodbouse
and give the tsolo Of contents.
I. Engiand's political future.
2 On Fish Ponds and fishing boats
3 Letters IRON the Bsnks Of the Iuvadee
=. hctanorpboses-a tale. Part !
o The Scot abroad The man Of the sword
9. The ar Of travel
q. The Pesce
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DIVORCE C.sr.-A le,,er from N.x York ..rs.

DIVORCE CAsE-A letter from New York
In the Superior Court Thursday morning Judge Clarke
granted decree Of divorce in favor OF Virginia Ella
Jones against Walker r. Jouesa pretty well known
in this city. The defendant is ordered pay Mrs Jones
LOCO per annum amony together with Sl5oas costs
OF the suit She is allowed the custody OF ous child The
parties have been married since lsis The grounds for
the divorce consisted OF allegation of improper inta
cy between dcfendent and q Miss Fisher
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

DEArH FROM TnE BITE RArrLHSSAKE.-The Sa-
vannah GeoTg'd of the 9Th inst reports that Mr. Henry
DAVIS Jr, gentleman residing il Bullock county wa-
bitten by large rattlesnake while walking lev hundred
wards rom hi, house the previous day. aud died from
its effects He bitten ia the forenoon aud was not
found for time after when he near death ns
TO render all remedies unavailable After lie bitten he
corded his legs with his su-penders and then killed the
reptile.
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LA FARCE HOUSE,
NEM NORk

GGG To ca BROADWAY.
This aud beautiful edn-e lust co nplsti and entire
HhsE sud magudrsny Hfnised. To- The mill.
about NE hiyf Iune It The ipoann ~ This ite, IL
very desirable Tor
most central part ~ broadway and
iahounbl- pisc-s u Amuan ADAPTED Ia d. com
fort Of families than any other Ilou.e the city having t,rg
nufr 81 far"fs 9Th large sud we'll ventilated lroons
nefran. " '' WIN h''
This rus r. a. BE- ~ the Hrsf ,Lss second 1 nan, m nj, IA.
Hpf"irhsAhd 10 De- The American plan and
under ~" pfsnal snpcrn'cfince N Wa H BrRRoraHs former
House, n Philadelphia
EDWIN STONE w. BuRROuGus
Nae yOrE. Hrv 2.HL fg.G 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

The Petersburg Dosocraf comes TO us all blurred aud
h'O''sd' and not word legibe Wonder " the editor
takes that method oi mauesung bis Indignation Vt the
rspudston Of Pierce aud the nomination Of Buchanan
Y the poor Pierce editors We are sorry for them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

Editors Of tie Richmond Wig:
observe that the Democratic press is doing
mendous Boosting the result of the elections
Every defeat of an American Wing candidate is he
radcd, with grand flourish OF trumpcts as Democratic
triumph. Aud yet you take pains ascertain how
lar these accounts true what have been the
responding losses on the part OF the Democracy. do
not know what have been the results in other portions
the State, but in the Southwest the elections have been
ANYTHING but h,teriug to the prospects of Democracy
Below give You list of Democratic losses Just around
me Since the elections, the untcrrifed insist they were
not party contests but it does lie in their mouths
put IN this plea the candidates, in large majority OF
cases, the regular nominees of aud
venuon aud in other cases their clsns advocated
upon mere party grounds.
In FLOYD ketternan'S majority Shield the regular
nominee of "a caucus, j. about $40.
la Patrick Turner X. y, beats Rosa D. for Sheriff.
81" votes Staples X. y, beats Burwel d., for Com
monwealths Attorney, 36g.
la Franklin, Turner. Wing, beats Kcane, Democratic
nominee, $50 votes for sheriiialty
la Roanoke, Duguid beats Piltchett Democratic mo-
miuec, more than 200 votes Tor Sheriff Blair beats
Woodson, Democratic nominee, more than loo for
Commonwealth Attorney.
la Montgomery Wade beats TAYLOR D.. for Common
wealths Attorney-Smith beats Ednuudson Tor Sheriff.
10y small m.iorties.
Ia Carol, Ilawly beats Cook for Commonwealth At
torney by more than 800 majority.
In B"tetoutt, Filter beats his Democratic opponent by
more than 400 majority. SOUTHWEST.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09
The Columbus San of the Sd inst. saws:

for two days past various have been circulated
in city OF the presence Of parties from Montgomery
Ah who had come over Tor the purpose OF lighting du-
el We learn that the of the principals arc n.
Hudson aud - Lyman. About noon yesterday, the
Sheriff OF Muscogee arrested Lyman and the case
was undergoing investigation yesterday evening. SO the
hostile meeting is likely To be nippcd ia the bud by the
inter vention Of the Law.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

The Northern papers have been teeming with re-
ports respecting the and intentions of this
warlike individual. One while, il said, that he
could not leave his for fear of being butchered
in the streets of ashngton; then again, that he had
paraded the avenue, surrounded by armed friends,
and put Brooks and Kett at defiance, and all South
Carolina at their backs them that he had been gra-
ciously permitted by Keitt TO walk abroad then the
Rev. Mr. Parker told us that Wilson had paraded be.
fore keitts lodgings aud not hurt then we had
"A letter from Wilson HIMSELF the effect that he had
walked pretty much all over Washington for the two
days after he declined fighting Brooks sometimes
alone, and sometimes attended by friends. The last
version of the matter We find, reported below in
the y. Y. Courier:
WILSON AND BROOKS
10 the Editors Of tie Courier L. Enquirer:
perceive in the y. Y. Commercial Advertiser OF last
evening the following telegraphc despatch from Boston
"BosrUN, June 3.Senator Wilson denies uncquivocsy
the statement telesraphed from Washington " York
paper, that Colonel Lane had called hun from Mr..
Books with that he (Brooks) intended
make assault him. Mr. Wilson says 4 have sought
controversy and shall seek none, but shall 20 where
duty requires uninhuenccd 10y threats of any kind"
am enabled To endorse the statement made by Mr. VIII
The facts are that Mr. Burlington the colleague and
friend ot Senator Wilson, when he bore the refusal of Viii
son to fight Brooks expressed desire TO know whether
1t the Intention Of Brooks TO assault Wilson in the
After some little hesitation Gen. Lane promised
that there should Toe attempt whip Wilson for y
week; aud subsequently he assured him that Mr. Brooks
sired him that he did intend 10 make any
tack whatever upon Mr. Wilson at any time for what
past and Mr. Burlington reported before he left the city
The limitation OF week, within which attack
ne made upon Wilson piece OF fun the part ct
Cen Lane and got mp laugh n: Bufingtons expense,
Tor making so strange request.
1t was indeed strange application, and by its eXraor-
binary character. doubt prevented street fight in
which, probably both the principals would have lost their
lives H. T.
WAsHINGroN, June 1, 1896.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

CAUTiOus MANA few days since gentleman who
had just rented valuable properly IN DockSqusrc Bos
ton, Mass said 60 have insisted upon having the fol-
lowing cause inserted in the lease I'm case Of var ard
LOmbardent Of Boston or injury 10 the premises in con
sequence oioreign domestic war this shall end
and the ease he cancelled
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

The storchouse and contents Of Messrs Raymond San.
ford Il Son. in the lower part Of Dahoncga county was
burned on "Wednesday night last about oclOc-the act
81. mnn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

NhvAL-The 4. S. Ship Plymouth dropped down from
the Navy Yard At Gospori Yesterday aud will shortly sail
or Annapolis to take the place at the school ship PEBBLE
which IL ~ nred Of repairs NOrfOik HeraiL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

PnLADELrHIA, June G.-The Penusy lvanhn Office ilu.
minated To night IN honor of the nomination of Mr. Bucb.
aan Tor the Presidency nunber of speakers address
ed the crowd ia front but failed get up much enthusiasm
most Of the "hurrah bows" b.ing at Cincinnati
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09
FoRrIaS Ir.us.-Sir urury Barkely VA, 20 be .ppoi,

foRsIeS lrsNs.-Sr Henry Barkcly to be appoint.
ed the Governor OF Victoria.
The foundation stone Of a Military Hospital, nam
ed the Royal Victoria Hospital laid by Her Majesty
ON the 18th nt ~ith great pomp. The site selected Is
about six miles from Southampton, and halt mile from
the shore. IL will cost Aboct E2OO,OOO. Two sesmen
were hor IDLY mutated aud killed by the premature dis
charge OF gun board Vt the gun-bosts ranged
The shore toI the purpose Of saluting Her MAiertx
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

HALIFAX, June THE steamer Canada from Boston
with Nr. Champion OIL board arrived here o'clock
and sailed again at o'clock An address presented
To Mr.. Champion before the steamer sailed.
Two regiments of British troops from the Crimea arrv-
ell here on Monday in the steamer IIimaava
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

PocEEr PICKING AT CISCINNAu.-Matt Ward ofTexas
delegate To the Cincinnati Convention while attending
acro~ded meeting in that rty on Tuesday night roJ-
bed Of his pocket book containing over 81 zoo.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-09

NEw YORK, June G-The Ship Stephen Heath from
Australia for London, spoken the lIth ult She
REPORTED having ions of gold board with half the
crew IN irons for attempted munry.