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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-28

nr!g fampdsn Pou srsy =. Thomas Hre. Son 800,
srs s%ss . os., .or scTs ,ags.. no Imam Co.
sr Tse arsssS sar pssr'
schr snl,an tnr,, Day Haai.x "a Donovsn
s S L asn. sud:sn ssysnssh-ae rsasy. Mott o.
s ss sSst F.r r'G s'Fon
Scr hum on ,ndc9 ason siaga
sssr r s..1 aPssi tas Ms:
Steamer Delaware copes Boston-E fhorp.
ARRJykp
xih ps;ss.ss w. s 81 Fss 81 PM
sbp Aamsl Bss sv-e Dee * With mase and
70 crime LIVINGSTON Dec p Az rev N Joh?
INST % eva sT' s1ss HIN ihs
ss. d Ice 10 Feb IL e ss po b. sse
aSsce Flo ss ho sn%. s ,rs , " w
from Eoe on tor osreS birth the passengers
Brig Free Trade sswe ,serberg Bardeanx 90 aays with
bsrSes Wines &C. TO y anan1 Have experienced heAv,
Big Mary Hamilton po'sorA por,sp Prince Feb g With
Island Psssase n schonsr who rcoortsd
s re s s ns 81 Nh
ear an o Charles Peel'r seer ADD on he 18Th d.,
ysrscsro' he bad been sok for sems days rrsvoasv
.sn with eoior Gc soon ssrrs o. 'f -
Brig vsior lot Boston, Elps oardenss Jan o. With sugar.
assase split sails forward dsok casks
Rg Csirnborazo (of Bossnn) Brown, AaAkapaa 10 days
wih ,uss, a. n Sa.sts 70 Pes sWsn SD in company
Bts 7 Ellsworth ~, Surry Jon sais, M. with po.s
toe, oT Knbai Ia up ~ the SQUAD I'd ee the
ia Pelican aud from thence 10 this cat. by steam tug
schr Unatavia Jameson St Ioaps PR Feb with sugar
&c tee " a Is ioa Il 30 spoke soar Blue Nose from
Sem s.cter;on, Gsoewn Gsorreowp 81, taayn.
Propeller Pelican, Williams Providence
SAILED
shys Boody Soresns bark oor.a ely Pc
Wind at sunset, IN, with snow.
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NEWS FROM NEW GRANADA.

The Panama Rauroaa-Hoaith or the 18TH
mus-oruise Around the Central American
Coss4-The Late Jamaica Row -Generai
Blosqssra for ProsAdent AN ex- POlicem an
OrOwned--A state Lean.
Oar Hs~ from New GranaaA from Aspn van to the
10th and Panama to the 10Th OF February
The Panama Hr a,d Of February 90 has the follow
Ing
rbs railroad company launched another Of their fine
iron Hehtsrs on We needay evening" about o'c ck st
Playa PrieA. This, believe, Is the thru now com
pied each Of which Is capable Of carrying about izo
tons - dead weight.
Ths Aspinwsn Courier. CT the 10Th inst, publishes the
following SUMMARY of isthmus aasirs:-
During the past fortnight, local event Of import
portance has trans pireo on The Istnmus-
Tho arrivals ana depsrtu es in our barber have been
abcut equal Al Panama the Eneiie has re urnec from
ths tentrHl American coast with good karoinger Of
traAs from that quarter.
Our cry government Is In promising condition
Offices have repeatedly resigned, and, though not
he heath Of the population Of Aspinws Ia vey GOOD
tbs chief injury which IL now suffers being for lsck of
water.
rera as to resnt Of the expedition Of the Governor
for the suppression Of the recent sing against tne state
ofhcals there The following from the Psna ma Sor and
Heycid Of the 9th, has since oeeD fully conhrmsd:-
AYefort reached Panama on Tuesday evening that sr.
Manuel Oo,une had been drownei at Cpepo by the &C IL
dental upfetang Of small canoe 10 which he was dis
We understand that United States Consul Ward has
again aiseo his flag.
Since our last despatch the Uutei StStes we have
had another startling reminder Of the Imperative neces
aity Of better government regulations than tny We nave
heretofore had In AspinwalL On an occasion OF great
EXETER eutcIe the prominent feast days In The
ole calendar OF this county, hgot oct reen
,atives and JAmaicans occurred. The Aicaids made
descent upon what is properly called the Jamaica quar-
ter wi III rear hundred armed men, bali de mented wib
the fessting Of two days. ,
UO this sirsr we published uu account IN our issue
OF February s. M, -.
TIE railrcAo IL general In very good condition, ana
"a under the nj constant and vgisut care. s7me OF
the iron bIicgss reeded, and we undersan1 tnry
viii soon be Forthcoming There but very little SICK
meas en- the road and With but comparatively eS hands
,hs track Il Kept good order The depot at tHs ter
minup il progressing rapidly though the present pro-
ise Of ia than se had ant
Tbs rotk upon the eDrion OF the whari 81 me -"
LINN s. p. Company hse been suspenasa tnrougnont
toe whole Tor night for want Of msGrA. . -
The vort on the wherf II the I. , h , Iomoany
has gone on well lately though much npeoed oy the
constant aiachaIgpg here, -. -. a.,
We noted On our last receipts from BogotA tnst as
pensstons had been made respecting the punehnea' OF
1nose concerned Ia the Oeanco revoiafn we oOserVe
Nv dec te 10 The ast Ss1H Gdsess that ing those
ss the rev kre Of sentence u banisAment upon some
~esN,sve o. re ~cug try
- ~ $40 we've thoasN1c ioasrs.
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SYDNEY. Dec 4.-The improved tone Of business which
motto in our last, We are a,py to cay, is being
tpstaiDsd AID g confidence IL manifested la
msrcisl circles is presumed that tn parties who
have stood dnrng he past crisis carrying legid
mate business, sne worthy CT the n6dence Ell 10
them. Although nsolrenci-s ais YET pretty
merous they not gene ally composed Of the class
carving On exser sive BUSINESS and Likely TO ioure
Others &c any erious snoun'
Durr the past fortoisnt good deal Of business has
been edprincipsy ia liquids for the Melbourne
market ard bave good reason to believe that good
trade Ia again spiipgng with toai port shich will
help 10 of a large amour. Of stocks uhch must
have accum Ia merchants hands curing the past
segnatiop in commercial affairs Ia town trade 81 pre-
sent there much doing might ex pect At the
p'esen. sea'or but are confident that ere long an
impetus will be given to business which will In great
help to r1et the ordeal through which the
cuntry has ltely pasied. Tha large arrvs of wheat
fou from abroad during The past ew Gays with tire
prospect Of al abundant harvest he VII 10 q whtsh is
ary rsey for the sickle cannot fail to have depress
ing Influence these tcIes and expet befo
next irsuc the staff o. life will be considerably lower in
price we ncod that The price Of bread
IL scepg no small quota to the present depressed state
OF tbDqs.
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anchor about TX oc!nrk, A. H., and Immediately COM
Tetesn ai,rg 10 irrsa' Tor donsiuia Between 10 and
ward to the hwsrd and westward, with sauala end
g'sdusly incrsssed nl p. NJ at which time c. plain
fre,gpt s,il % shore In ~ morsn,s Cspsaia Jones
discovered that the sssmers bnv falling on into
trough o. the sea. snt sh.t shs vas nssios little
besdwsy The engine was oct work g properly Capt j.
being the HEINZ requested Co otain Prendergaat to step
into the ergtfe and ASCERTAIN what the matter
with the engine In frw moments Capt. p returned
deck ard reported to Cap. Jcrss that The engineer
working the engine by hand her centres and tina.
she caught her Ipwer centre By this Ii ne
the boa ha fen broad OH int, the trough Of che sc
and Diff ing badly ~ the Point Tbs beat having
little or no hesow-y Up TO this moment effort
there hsng prspast ~ cearisg he Point with
ibe snrbor was Ter g" as last resource, but With
avail IL fsr moments abe struck arxvy fore and Aft
on tie Point inn -da'ey bi'ged and in Tea hours
y tctsl eek
The Kslams va. formerly called thu IVES. Point and
cent from San Francisco TO the Islands about fteen
ucDths ago
The Payneian % the 18Th ultimc, publishes coy an
tbcri'yn sct permitting the manufsc vine in
The Sand J.iands by The provisions Of which upon
tHtairtrga eerss ard giving bonds the privilege Of
m nu'sc'u1ing wine given for ten years The pream
hi In 7te ac gve- the reason FIR its passage follows
Whtsas ia believed hat the manufacture Of wine
sdd much the wea II the Kingdom and tend to dinish
Dr. W. Bileersrd, IN rspor. % the Royal Axrioutu-
raj Scce gives thu following 10 relation 10
TIE Hawaiian st 40 which e .ears ago was ssi@,ed
esse within tis pe od Of Il ss.t thirds vas.Gsc,s o.
larc do moi bar human soul; fertile kno iaads
der cultivation LETT the rule CT and weeds The
sand Of Kauai IemEkape The productveress OF rs so
and able sussin population OF 100 Goa Contains
only nN Ia not Devastating that
In an,ihnie 'h= Unparalleled 'e'rg o in short oe The
WAR Of hanehaciebA l. no enerRecaly they
carried carnot in the remoesf be cononred
waste or life concerned with tnoSe modern civilized
nations And Il after those afer the b'ess
pes civilization 'ranssrred hner that The gh falls
rect ess this oromed p-ooe The OF the evil
iBe nal caused hut Increased ny crterus iufu
investigation resolves itself naturally into these
queeiors The scarcity births ard the Of deaths
h. l. Gregg. Esq Uniseo sta as Commissioner denies
fbs mare in letter from Honolulu =nd pub
-hed In The San Francisco lhroicle to the effect that
the church AZ Petropo,ovsi pilsged by the Amer
can fsioTs nF the Aar6 Nile.
Tbeatr:rais TO be Gou-ishing 81 Honolulu. Mr..
Beatty PLAYING Ohello sp6 Mr. Carcep Iago 10 Mrs.
Eld1des's DesdemoDs at last accounts. Miss Emmeais
slsa sbere.
DIED.
At Honolulu on the 18Th December, Michael w. Ma
thsws aged - esIs engs formerly Of New York.
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Eiinss 10 Letter Box Holders.

FosT OFFICE. New York, 1888.
There berg mere than 900 letter boxes 1t this oco
into which over L eco addresses assorted ~ is
found hat the entrance o. T. Ut nher of il
beyond the emcry Of ety psrscg, wen o. CLERKS who
rave hefn n shs ofre twenty yssrs. usequeuy
INN reds Of st'srs each day t, carriers
which reurued by them h,x es,srs In this
to CT iysr Of these letters is ceayef and the bust
ness of This Office complicated ano enoarras &C. IL
therefore Lecsssary simplify the box delivery and
tics is sccrrf ney given, that heress ette will
te 1850 ed into b. K uni. So
!. Addressed to the party il waose name TIE box
sisncs,
2 10 The OF such patty, or
j. To the nnIr 5er Of he box.
ISAAC v FOWLER, Postmaster.
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tho forsbodines Of the future have producea general
ysrs in al departmepts business throua sout the
Territory. Our trade not third ~ lssRs o. II
ibie- months ego mechanics labo OF al kla O.
plain al Ike OF the general depression In the border
towns OF your STATE The Of enAerprse Oh
servd, Let this cnutinue and temit,anoes your
city the coming will vsry limited Emigration
IL re- sIded consequently money Ia brought int,
circu a'ion and We cursed not with alone but
with .wsr, psstience and famine"
Our wish IL 10 urge upon these considerations
and by 'tne Of commercial Il uencs throughout
the STATE ssk oi 70 inercs1e Ii behaif staying
the hand Ct evil doers, that may 60 devel ding
erea.oe snd yours az long -oJoy the pleasure Of
thcse relations We have mutually found thus tar,
profitable ard pleasant
G. w. l. W. Hutchinson h J. J. Fariss
Co., Ran h Bro.
Hornssys Fsrril, c. stsArns
I. NJ, Cox Or, Otis wilrarth
W. & C. Duncan, CAMS Jenkins
Wo dwsrd K Fit Icy, l., II. Bro ~p Co.,
r. Richmond BROOKS, Ieuan, Allen Il Co.
KANsAs MEETING AT LEXINGTON, MO.
rsetiig OF citizehs held at Lexington Me- ON
the IS h int sm
The meeting was addressed By the Hon. ". p Hall OF
BucbsnaD Gsn Wilaon, Of An.rsw county, aud Judge
Weed # lafayette in referp- - ths settleent of
Kansas Territory by emgranss favorable to the nstitu
tim Of slavery.
On marnn CT L. J Sharp, Eq., a committee of Eve
appointed 10 draft constitution for associaton
whose object shall be assist pro- slavery settles
ksntas The Chsr sppoin ed laid c smussse Lee j.
sharp, 7hos. P. Aksrs W. 2 Woo, Gen. VIZ shields,
Geo. W. Baker; AID On motion, the Chairman ADDED
to the committee.
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Mnrried~
On Wednesday, Fec. ~, by Rev Dr.. Adams. WILLIAM
GRIsyEIL this city, - Miss NARY daughter Of the
late Rev. q. y. Morton, of Bilsto', h e.
On Sunday. Feb II, ct the Seventh Presbyterian
Church. By Rev, .. Aues. Mr.. CHARLES SIMMONS, Of
(Aifcrnis 10 Miss FRAyeEs L. JOHNSON, If this city
CalitI mia % pers please cosy.
On snp6ay Feb. "a by the Rev VIM. n. Johnson, Mr..
GEo h. Exams tc Miss JAM F. adopted daughter
OF the is'e Capt Daniel Brush .. Brooklyn L. l.
Angels, spprosiog p7us mss'ifuoas praise
AID wrcou them 10 joys nrendiDg daya.
IL Bostcn Monday Fec. 25, Mr.. DAVID HORNE,
hst octr of packet ship rslisnsrt JutA Pr
MAN daughter of Daniel rit1nan Fac q Chelsea Mass
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ire Aspinwau Courier, Of 10th inst, Gays:

TIE AsBfnwau Courier Of 10th inst, says
II IL rumcred that Gen Thos. C. Mosqusrs who oama
out from New York esw weeks sinos on the stea mer
DaDed Tor him, and who snown 70 NEST OF our readers
havtg been In the executive chair Of this "a
having occupied other posts OF high resp ,nsbi y and
srdueus labor most faithfully and airing On re-
Pu alton abrosd.is likely to be prominent candidate
for the next Presidential term of his republic
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Port OF New York, Eebrnary ~, 1886.
CrEAPEn

seamstip Knoxville, Lud ow Savannah : & l. Miiohill
sernshp souihener, Even, Charleston Spoford, Teson
4 Co
steamship jamestown, Parrish Norork--I.ud am Peas
anita.
FTP wfzsJd s ate San FYanrisno-D " Chnrnh 60
Sh,p brwpc. Geit Melboune-Mailer, Lord Qgereau.
shp quipox (srl, liz dssy, ogdon q n Oool
BN-, Won atein (sren) Usrbott Bremen pcke Go
Bsrs FPosfe tMecbl Nieman, Brsst-Fupct Me'ncke
Brig Hercules (8sm,, Mulman Bfeoen- Fuuch Metnoke.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.


FOR CALIFUHNIAt &c
Empire City New York. Mar 3. .Havana Or'nH
limos. New York. Mar. .Aspinwah
STEAMERS To CALIFORNIA.
FOR AsPrwAlL-Georgs Law sch and Ct Louis ah each
month.
Fon PusYA AsyrAsslAr OF the wss4 9Th and Northern
'isht EAR Of each month
rvw DAT
RIsEs........... % MOON morn IL M
~ Ei9a vaTyn. / IL
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NEWS FROM the SANDWICH ISL ayDs.
The King ana his Hsbiss-A Revolusion
DreRaed-fankee suIiivan's Po1er-Luss
of n stesner-Census Reports M. GreRg's
1.etter-The tricals.

Our sdvices om hon liuiu to the 18th Janua v
letter from that city addressed t. the Echo du Pnci
e II San Francisco and translated for the Chronicls
gives picture Of affsirs al the Hawaiian court King
Ksmebamehs " is said to have higher pleasure thaa
IN tox1g and keeping company with Yankee sullivan
On one occas suivsns -ife 10 the royal box at
The circus and the ambassadors Of snss England
sopgnt admission and refused The King was very
unpopular and the correspondent reerred says that
people must not be surpnsed u day there should
be a Htt erCvoution.
TIE steauer Erlena vas wrecked Of Koloa the 5h
Of January n ksiAna arrived at hoos and came to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-28
NEWS FROM AUSTRALIA.

Arrival cf Musical Cele01i,ies-Saie or Ships
Imports and Exports-Goid Shipments
New Tarin-Trad. n, port
We bsve news from Sydney dated to the 18th Dec.
In tie syaaey Empire Of December note tae srrve
Of the Xii harson from San Francisco.
Msdsue Anna bishop, her musical direc and manag
err Brschs, Mr. E. Rees, ary and Miss Mara Phs
ipv rera among her passengers.
The clipper King hac sailed from Sydney 10 Mel
bourne with l. 7GG tcns Hoar.
The clipper Prince the Seas had been loved from tie
Water dry docs sydney and isying along lie
The tast end o. II Crcu wa.f takng N hard wcvc
logs and dssc weight previous &c iting for London
In. following essele had been sold ia Sydney
1AIlA Rookh, 156 MS, 81 rs, u thprnt,n ssh
storm King 1ls tons 43-hAihs, j. Walker. AIS
Whale e2-64bs, Walker. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
J. B. Stored .......... ... ........ IS
We annex tbe tariff OF du is payable the toll wing
articles impored into sydney, all other merchandise
being admitted duty free rom all countries and uuder
any flag
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FRoM THE PACIFIC.
Sew frsn Chile, Peru, EsuaAsrs Hev Cra-
naAa, costa iea, San .alvsAsr, 0uatc.
nsIa, Ausralla and the Sandwieh
Islands,
&C., &C., 20.


A6aixs In Chile, feru, Bolivta, &c.
7as Bk4ask mail steamer yalaivls reached Panama on
the 9Th nst las previously reported In the HuaAID)
with dates Valparaiso to the lsth and Caao to the
18th January.
We published summary Of the nsws On the 18th
hst but give to-day the details brought By the lid
From Bolivia and Ecuador We have nothing worth
pub shii f.
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Vine beer tea, coffee aud cnicory, sugar maasses
are sole dny tree.
The following the ttsis Of the Austrsi imc IT'S
apd exports from lS42 to date, taken from tne sydney
l1rn.s Il I.aIxs
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out OF TOO Where the csigymsn very popular ad
much run after the difference Is not 90 manifest aud n
one or two nearly al the taten but the
caurehes-psrtcusrly thoss OF which Drs Gut are ia
Sandish are pastorsATs always osnsey crowded. Toe
wnoe revenue from scat rents the city churcnes wss
ss year abou $l5 000 wb TIE expenses TO the corpo
ration we're nearly StoOo0 Frea churoh principles ars
very evidently gsiIpg ground aud the most dc or
iI ca and headstroIg OF tue par Of the o,o kk
would ee willing for modf ton Of their system ~bih
should secure to the congregation voice in the selection
Of .betr preacher.
The greater part Of the British fee. Ia ordered rem
ctzvous az spithesd it's return from the East, when
grsrc review 10 in contemplation by the Queen and
Court.
To give rea6ers idea Of tho mighty power
OF EG ard, have piled the folio sirg psrti yuiAs
The whole British naval io-ce present consists Of eight
huDdled and ninety veeses OF which
or PADDLE stesrers They compIise-
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nBsTHTRY.-DR, ,gNAPoLEON PtwTRRRE, DENTIST
has returned from his European tou for bis hesh and
ceu De consulted on thing pertaining dentistry
oence And Office 41 Broadway corner Of Howard rect
DkMIsIRy.nR B. n. AD.Ms .kKsPkCrruiLg
- hiorms his friends and the public that
rom No ~ Barclay sreetto Ne street whore
WI perform s operations In the sceeA6s uAnaor Aaa
On feTy reasonable terms. PAiEAct0R wsrrNltcd,
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II lot necessary should give you the text Of the
Manifesto from the Emperor Ct Russia .shed .. St.
ew the different lights in which the principal parties
to The Western Alliance observe it. In England every
phrase is protested ,gansexcephon is taien against
almost every word VIII in France all is charity, for
bearance ard the milk cf human kindness.
"1he desperate att saDguinary struggle" he says
(which has disturbed Eu-oIe for nearly three yeas las
at lergk ceased It not Russia TINT commenced
Hy eye what bouncer." cries John Bull. ma fo,
y g rasn" ssya the polite Frsnchnsn, 'c't1aa h 7rs
'Being completely free from any interested vows, my
august father couf not expect that his just clauij
w6pd bay. had for consequence the s,ourgs OF war;
rtArts The nan on this side the British chsnne, ~.
Lmp'yenr des Rasses only Gays the do" In
fact like the monarch of England, in the estimation Of
The French the Autocrat Of all the Russiss no
wrong. Never did sauguipary warfare begin aud end
With so little ia blood Whenever tho Rassan ade-ce-
camps attached TO the Russian mission seen walk
!. oosn any of the public thorougha es such the
btusvard., the Champs Elyseess the Avenue de In
perstrce, &c, &c., every sslutss them. The pis
~, even bougb it IL contrary to rule, scarcely fs 10
Go so; and as or the ga,ns dc Tar1 they follow them
about from point to point with Curiosity and at
lion which cannot fail eonAlhly TO their amour
Irtrre OF these darling gentlemen from, the h.
rhsr dress is tight ftaV jacket drawn in At the
waist that oticn OF tight lacing seusiby obtrudss n
self ones ind, and very 'ul scarlet ,x,es
Aively large at the hips. They oqUeltish little
caps, and generally carry highly ornaneotea riding
whip.
We expect the ratiAcaons Of the treaty to arrive on
the 10th I7h The form Of it will De came a.
thai o Vierra IN 1915. There thirtvfour Asuyes
each heparp ELY signed with ths Initials ~ the bp
plepipc tents res. There are asi certain dMcyss.
ereee mose especially refer 70 engagement betuixt
swo OF the Pcwfrsss st iusfAac-, tie pumoer <
tewsen Turkey and Russia but 70 when all toe othor
Powers party. 50 In respect to ns ths
fofthcaucns II Bomsrsund and the Aisnd Islands az
ehas or oonysstlsa s specially made bet eng snd,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-09
ARRIVALS AT The
AZ an i.,utnn Housc-stncnd q Ciark, Props

April e1 B Heck G w Shields, Lexingtoni X IL 6orks
lady End servant Botetour Burks, Bedord bnrks
pctticrew. Va a. Tenn RI Irvine Campbell Capt VIM +
Davis VIM G Davis Petersburg Grass Floyd John l.,
Conner Wisconsin; II Il Whitley Bedford Pat.efn j
Ab5itt Appo Jas Otey, Bedford; Eariy Sanpnen u
TAYLOR Amherst; VIM Graves Bedford l. Mln n
4 Y: W : Wi:hcrs, Wuhers, Camphehi W l. fags,
Christiarsburg; Clark Va; Dnwidiie son and nee
c Clark Campbell; W p Green, Jones, BloeSneai .
Rurchy Va; Il d Buford Liberty; l. Myers, N'w 1oth'
Nm II Pate Bedford: Chas Beatty Phla j Grern'ee MS
bowel: C l. Fox Wyhc Carrngon Halifax, Il Eei'
ols Rirmo,I II Arnold Campbell; u ii Perry. VIM asst
VI Call razeweu ] Iitfany, Burning, Marshaii j n
Matthew's Bedford; Reed Va w kinzer Blackspals
amy Nottowsy: r L Preston, Montgomery; Rev Smith
Abingdon: T. II Kmze Biacksburg; Harmon B2tetourti
Wytbe O d Fails Bed; Crumly, l. GRUMPY. Tenn W l.
spence city; A Payne CainIi 4 II BuckncI Hani'ihg
= II Callan 4 & T K II.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-09

A brutal murder committed ON Saturday
last on the person of Mr.. Thomas j. Capeheart
who was acting overseer and sole mana
ger of the plantation interest of Mr.. John
g. Williams of North Carolina, by negro man
named Harey Came belonging II said Williams
whose plantation is Situoted within few miles
Of the village of mount Neigsn Montgomery
county, Ala. Mr.. Capeheart was about to chas
tse Harry for being idle, when the negro rush
ed behind him and fctled him To the ground and
then stabbed him with his knife in sixteen differ
ent places. either # the wounds being sufficient to
pro lace death. Two negro women, in endeavor
ing to prevent the murder, were severely cut hv
the DEEPER ado aud their recovery is attended with
doubt, Mr.. Caprheart wasa native Of BERTHE
county n. c. and during the two years he had
lived in Alabama. he had drawn around him many
friends. The murderer took the woods and has
nat since heen heard of The citizens of Mount
M~ig> off red reward OF 5000 for his apprehen-