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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-12

r. w. COMES CLASSICAL AND f,nT-
~. MERCIAL SCHOOL will open its 5th annn.I
session, on MONDAY, the 18th of September next
IN the usual place Broad street. oppoate St. john
Church, and continue ten menths
Tuition per session, payable quarterly In advance
Common English Branches. Observation-Disclosures. $50 Oo
and Ancient Lam
IN
Higher Eng. Branches, aud aGranced stud,es
IN ancient Languages. GO M
Having purchased quite extensively of Philo.o
year and otherwise added to the convenience -
the school, its facilities for instruction ara ntsns.d
to be equal to any in the city. "'eA'eu
Z. w. CONE, A. NJ, Principal.
r. s. class Of small boys for the Elemaptsyv
English Branches will be received at tuition of 4 "a
per session, under competent teacher. u 20"
N. b. Pupils are requested 10 be- nr...,t a, ~.
opening of the School if practicable. ''-'
gu 9-ts
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HpUcAr1oN.

Al Iss a. M. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR
Vl iuUN0 LADIES. will commence sesin on the
first Of October next. For partculsrs inquire at the
School Rooms corner Of Filth and franklin streets,
formerly Rev. N. D HoGe's. e S-dlm
0LOFA. KhlGsEON, a srndaais sf the
resident in this country sGers his services 70 the cit
asns Of Richmond - teacher Of the Latin. Greek,
German and French languaBss. He win instruct
classes In Schools. or give pgivsts lessoua Terms
moderate. He can be found at his rooms, corner
Refer to L. NJ Harold. P. H. Montague, Rev. Mr..
Micheibscher.
If desir,d. Mr.. Z. win form private classes in
Latin or Greek. se9-lm1
MISS TAZEWELL'S SCHOOL, Grace
Nl STREET, BETwEEN 7TH AhD 8TH.-The sixth
session of this School will commence the first day
Of October aud close the first day of July.
Miss TAZEWELL will be assisted by gentleman
whose attachments and experience render him con-
siderable acquisition to the School. Any other degr-
ed information will be communicated through crcu-
lars which can be obtained on application.
Terms, payable semi-annusly in advance:
Higher English Branches. 40 on
Primary do DO ..........s...s..... ~ w
Ancient and Modern Languages each. ...... 20 90
Music and Drawing Profess fees.
auZS-1mt
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- r.,c,. hr,neins iusormatio Of Improvement In
hrsaastutis together with advances In the Northe
msrtets have made an imprcssic \ upon our market
snd eur quotations are cts per bushel higher. with
very great frmness We nov q Vote good to prime
R.d 81 50 TO i.s good to prime White eiso 70 iss.
The market 10 however tod ~ animated - II
was yesterday The receipts liberal, amounting
last week TO 81 064 bushels.
wHIsKEY-S3d54c. for Richmond. Cincinnati,
So cts. p gallon--uominal, none In market Market
wlNEs.-Poar-Burgundy, s1aao per sslo,n s
Pert Juice 5000. MADEIsAppscily TT ma nS. ana
Gordon, Amontilado, $2d6.
Wo0D.-Osk $3.50 p cord; IS for Pine, wholesale.
WoOL.Nsmsli parcels of Tub Washed sold at o
1s2c; for unwashed one-third less fieecs = !"
CATTLE. HOGS. SHEEP, &c.
BEEF.-Stock moderate. Sales this week OF COED
Beef 81 G9 per hundred, net e.
vEAL-Inferior Calves 81 to So Superior ~ 10
III Gag i hundred Sales limited want.
" sHEEP.~We quote So to s5 for inferior to good
I.AMBs-sen a. s25o0$s754p head. according to
MONEY MATTERS.
EXCHANGE.
STERLING BILLS--loi " cent. premium.
DOMESTIC.-NoRTHERsE EXCHANGE Checks on
the chief Northern cities I, cent premium Large
Uncurrent Bank Notes-or rather notes not banka-
ble-we quote followE
ME of a
Co 2 ~ cent discount, and of the Trana-Allegbsny
The notes of the Bank of Kanawhs, Maiden, 5 P
cent discount
Wheeling Bank Notes. ......................3 dis
South Caroina SIS and upwards ..............4 dis.
North Carolina do. do.................S dis
dis
Alabama State Bank. 8 dis
Bank Of Mobile ........................2f dis
Tennessee. .....z40o dis
Kentucky. dis
One. dls
Northern lnterlor
All solvent small notes taken by the brokers' at
5 y cent. dis.
GoLD-A premium. SILvER-Old 2 p cent pre-
MUM. New premium.
FREIGHTS.
FOREIGE.-We have No new engagements to re-
port
DOMESTIC.-The following are present rates of
Coastwise freghts:
New York. Boston. Philadelphia
Coal, p ton......$l IS SIS 50 81 90
Flour, ~ b.. Is 80 25
Tobacco $ hid. so 500 $50
Do. " box. Is 25 20
Coal to Baltimore 81 cents per bushel Flour l5c. p
barrel
The above rates are by sail vessels The following
rates per steamers:
New York. Baltimore. Philada
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CLAssICAL AND MATH BaIA TICAI
" SCHONI.- RI RAGER MARTIN

(NLASSICAL AND MATHE aIA III CAL
~ SCHOOL-By ROGER MARTIN.
This School opens on the lst of October, in the new
building on the corner of Clay snd 9th streets.
TERMS Payable semi-annually in advance.)
SENIOR CLAss-The Classics and higher Math-
$bU
JUNIOR CLAss-The Rudiments of the Classics
with the higher English Branches. so
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT-Spellipg, Reading
Writing, Grammar, Geography, Arlthme-
tic. &c. &c.. acknowledgements. so
Mr.. Martin be found at his fathers rooms IT,
B. Marti.'s) from to | o'clock.
Modern Languages and Drawing will be taught by
competent Professors.
n This School will be a permanent one
se3-1m ROGER MARTIN
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HAMPTON MALE AND FEMALk AGA
II DENY.
JOHN B. CARY, A. NJ, Principal.
The next Session of this School will commence on
the first MONDAY in October, and continue ten
months. The subjects taught are Ancient and Mo
dern Languages. Mathematics, the elements of Ply
scal Science, Military Tactics Music, Drawing and
Painting.
TERMS:
Board, including washing, fuel aud lights $40 90
Tuition, according to advancement from $50 to ~ o0
Modern Languages, Music, Drawing and Painting,
extra
Address the Principal Hampton, Va.
se 1-dkclm@
NlIGHT CLASS IN ANCIENT l. NJ
~ GUAGES AND MATHEMATlCS.-Ag graduate
as Master of Arts of the University of Virginia, who
has had several years experience in teaching wishes
to form q small class for instruction In the above
branches, between the hours of and 10, T. M.
This may afford to young men engaged throgehsut
the day, opportunity of maturing their early stu
dies 20 az to render their efforts at sefimprove-
ment much easy and satisfactory, and their
progress in literature and the sciences more agree
able sure and rapid.
For further information. inquire at this office
lint
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~ sor s respectfully informs the ladies and gen.
uemen OF Richmond and vicinity, that information
VIII De gwen In all the affairs relating to lifesuch
sickness or health, wealth, love, marriage journeys
law suits, difficulties in business absent iends Gf
riches' iegacies estate, and all concerns of life
ANY person wishing to know true and eorraet state
ment OF all thinss-past present and future-must
bring or send their ege.
TERms-50 cents each. Cures will also be made
white, or of color) Of all the following diseases
Chronic cases, Sores Ulcers Boiis, Wasting of the
Body, Scrofuias Consumption, Cancers, Coughs Spit.
ting of Blood, Rheumatism, Headache or Tooth.
ers.
Apply in Adams Valley, ID house from corner OF
10TH ON Poplar street. opposite Lancasterial School
over tho creek, No 2, Prof. l. 8. on the door
Advice given free to the poor and afflicted No
advice given 70 people Of color only sickness nor
aIset sundoWn. l---int
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MRS. a. MISS ADA Is. MINOR 8
lNl SCHOOL, FOe YOUNG LADIES. RICH.
commence the LIST day of October next, for one
continued session, to LIST July, 1857.
In the organization of this school, its Principals and
accomplished Assistant unite with the fruit of their
own experience, the light and counsel of others emil
nent in the profession and they intend to afford the
means not only of thoroug Oh course of substantial
instruction, hut also of all the accomplishments ne
cessary to finished female education.
Neither in retaining their able and experienced
Assistant in the selection of her fellow laborers
nor In their other provisions have the subscribers
spared anything that may make their institution
worthy of the patronage of the community. Atten-
ton will be paid to the manners and morals of the
young ladies at all times, and deep interest taken in
their advancement
MUSIC, both vocal and instrumental, will be taught
By competent teachers. The Harp, Piano and Gui-
tar, all furnished in the family.
TERMS: Board, 5000; English tuition, s4n Prima-
~ department, $50; Modern languages, each, $50;
Latin, $50; Music ON Piano, $50; Harp, $40; Guitar
$50; Drawing and Painting, $40.
REFERENCES Right Rev. Bishop Johns, Rev .Ino.
Esq Fleetwood Academy, Va; C. Gibson NJ d.
:: Bolton. N. D., Peticolas, M. D., g. A: Wilson,
M D. DE- DE- csoe H and Col a. Parker Rich
Esqs., State Senate; Q. M. Smith, Esq. Lunenburs
MRS. JEFFERSON MINOR,
jy 24--sm MISS A. B. MINOR.
SOUTHERN FEAlALE INSTITUTED.
~ The seventh session of the Southern Female In
next.
The Boarding Department il under the charge Of
D. Lee Powell, Esq.
TERMS:
Board, for months ......................&200
French, Italian, German, Spanish each.
Lain
Drawing from $50 to $50.
Music at Professors prices
Preparatory Department.
Washing and Lights extra
b LEE POWELL, }pz.,,
ROB'T j. MORRISON, h"ciPais'
Address, Richmond Va. jy 2I-ts
MISSES KINGS sCHOOI.--COrner of
IVA Broad and Mayo streets The ninth session of
shis School will commence MONDAY, the 10Th of
September, and close the 18th of July.
The Misses KING will be assisted by gentleman
of skill and experience.
TERMS:
Payable semi-annuaily ia advanced
Higher English Branches. 40 90
Urinary 90 90 from.......... $40 to so 90
ancient ana nooeIn Languages. 20 90
Music and Drawing Professors fees
au 26-5w
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- FOk hENT.--I me mousse. tn,ra deer
La from the corner of 9th and Franklin strsets rs
A1 Gently occupied by VIM. n. Grant, Esq. 1t con.
ta'ns 10 fine rooms, Kitchen with rooms city wa.
ter and gas on the premises in perfect order and Dos
session given Immediately. Apply to VIM Fl. Grant
Esq. or to the undersigned.
au T---ts L. F. RAGLAND l. co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-12

NEW WASHING MACHINE.--The sub.
scnbers beg leave to inform the citizens of Rich
mond city, Henrico, Hanover, Louisa, Goochland
and Hluvanna counties that they have purchased the
right to manufacture and sell the Floating Balls
Knuckle WASHING MACHINE, patented by c.
Hellingsworth in 1852, and ready to furnish
families, Hotels, Boarding Houses, etc moderate
terms
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing, are requested to
call and witness the operation of this Machine, at
VIM. Fl. Woodward's, on 9th and Franklin Streets or
r B. Woedward's, on Main and Sth streets, where
orders will be punctually filed.
WIN. H. L. r. B. WOODWARD.
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90 FOR RENT-MARLBORO.f former.
UG ly WALL STREET HOTLL.-This property
x;A Ia situated on 18th, between Main and franklin
streets, has been recently enlarged ana undergone
thorough repair 1t can accommodate comfortably
from fifty to sixty dodgers. There ia large bar room
about thirty by forty feet parlor Is by so feet
dining room 50 by 40 feet, spacious kitchen with
large bake and extensive cooking ranges all re.
Gently built; comfortable servsntS rooms, csnvsnl.
ences for coal and wood, il well supplied with wster
in the kitchen, bar room and on the second foon
gas has been introduced into the house. and there b
every convenience necessary for such an establish
mert.
Possession given immediately
For terms apply to KENDALL GRIFFIN
ia S)--.tf
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VTNHE MISSES BOCKlUS will Reopen
L their School, at the house of Mr.. Richard Fox
on 9th street. between Grace and franklin, the lst ct
October next
TERMS OF ADMISSION FOR SESSION OF NINE MONTHS
small Gn1ldren ~"
More advanced claases. ~ w
FrencH. ~
Music on Piano. o. W
DO Guitar. ...'..'...'....'..'' oo w
Gu S0-dtlO
DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTES.
II The exercises of the Institute will be resumed on
the first MONDAY in October IT.
TERMS PER SESSION:
Board. P%uo
Washing. ~ y"
Tuition in Collegiate Department. ~ 90
Tuition in Preparatory Department. ......... so 10
Ancient or Modern Languages, each......... 20 w
Music on PIANO. ...'oo 10 or W
The large number entering the Institute during the
last session, esq., has encouraged the Trustees to
provide still increased facilities; and the arrangements
for instruction will be ON the elevated and libe
raj scale as the spacious and convenient acconmoda-
tons No pains will be spared to secure the highest
advantages to the young ladies who may honor u by
their attendance
For catalogues, or further information, address
B. MANLY, JR,
Nv 28-dSm Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-12

Nl DRESSED LUMBER-Belvidere Planning Mills
9th street, south of the Basin, in of the Pc
tersburg Depot-Planing, of all kinds of lumber,
Dressed Flooring a. and A inch thick; Shelly
ing Partition and Car stuff on hand and for SALE
Also, Frame Timber, Oak Fencing, and building ma
terials generally.
Builders' Mouldinss sixty different patterns, al
ways ON hand.
8 I'm s C.. ROBINSON
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SEYmOR'S PATENT BkOADCAsT
- SOWING MACHINE-Ths machine is capable
Of sowing correctly land sny quantity per scre) all
kinds of Grain and Seeds commonly sown by farmers
from Peas to the smallest Seeds and all fertilizers OF
q dusty nature. 1t has received the highest recon-
mendations from societies and hundreds of farmers
We have few of them for ssls
BALDWIN, CALDWELL l. CO,
au 19-d4w&w4t Richmond Va
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't'HE ADVERTISER is DESTROYS of meet.
L lnga party, with q cash capital of $4,000 to
take an interest In new and useful inyeu ion which
1t Is believed, viii yield goo return for The amount
OF Investment The address of the advertiser be
obtained at this Office when personal interview can
be had; or any communication addressed 10 'Inven-
tor" left at this office, will meet with attention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-12

HU. FOR kANsAS..iiU: FOR
A THE FAR WEST.-W anted immediate.
AV1 ", 500 YOUNG MEN, to serve in the IT,
~ Mounted Service in Kansas Nebraska
CalVeraia, Ne,c Merico and Teras. Pay from BIZ 10
SA per MONTH according to the rank and capacity of
the soldier. Horses. accoutrements clothing, fsod
and medical attendance furnished free of charge
No deduction of wages on account of scLness No.
further information, apply at the Rende zyou, Frank
Va. S.IG.,
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UGUST, Doth 1Sj6.-

n GREAT ATIRACTION.-PRlVA
AUCTION. .,;..
THOMAS R. PRICE & Co., at the old established
stand SO Main street, will commence TINS DAY ana
continue until their regular fall trade begins to sell on
a large lot of rich figured and striped Silks Broche,
do, Plaid, do. figured French Mousines and Cash.
meres TALL wool) common Mousnes and variety OF
other goods the accumulation Of past seasons az less
than half their real value.
These bargains will be exhibited on the second
floor go as not to interfere with their regular business
New goods daily arriving
an sO-dAwIm THOS. r. PRICE CO.
NEW FAMILY AND EXTRA FLOUR,
IN manufactured by J. B. Bragg, and also other
brands of Extra Superfine.
So cases L r Stick LlQUORICE
25 OH do do
IS &C Mass do
Is " Esmerada do do
80 e 81 Mass do
For sale by JOHN A. ROBINSON,
su I5---dIm Corner Cary and Virginia st- eets.
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- FUh kENr.-A Dwelling Hcuse mr.
s the corner Of Cary and Foushes streets Five
- rooms with fire places in them. besides the ki,cb
en- and outhouses for servants. A small garden Tbs
house is conveniently arranged and in good orders
now occupied by the owner, who intends to 20 to tbs
country. The premises may be seen BY sny person
desiring to rent. Posse ssion given Immediately For
terms apply to THOS. J. EVANS
4-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-12

MIR NAL UKY'S SCHOOL FOR
WI CHILDREN, of both sexes, lin separate apart
men's,) will be in session on MONDAY, the 18th of
September.
Residence, 4th street, between Grace and Frank
lin ste. Sc lin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-12

TWELFTH VOLUME OF GRATTAN'S
L REPORTS-Just published and for sale at ST.
Also, HENINGS' STATUTES; 10 vols, At $3.50
per set or fifty cents per volume.
SHEPHERDS STATUTES; continuation of Hen
ing to year 1903; vols, at 80 per vol
CODE OF VIRGINIA, interleaved, in 2 vols, IS
per vol
CODE, not intereaved. in volume, S..
GILMERS REPORTS. l vol, So.
RANDOLPH'S REPORTS, 6 vols, 81 per vol
LEIGHS REPORTS, vol. u; 81 per vol
ROBiNSON'S REPORTS, vols | and z, g. per vol
GRATTAN'S REPORTS, IL volumes, 81 per vol
SESSIONS, ACTS AND JOURNALS OF LE-
GESTURES of various years. ST. per vol
These works for sale for the benefit Of the Library
Fund
Apply to the Secretary of the Commonwealth.
eox-d2u &clm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-12

CHIC KERING,S PI.
+ sEEy{ 5z ANO FORTES-To be had at Ne
1863 Main st opposite the Exchange
y Bank, Richmond.
EATH'L CARUSI,
" t4-dNw1y Sole Agent
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JEFFERSON MALE ACADEMY,
y 25th, between Clay and Leigh street
UNDER THE CHARGE OF
Rev. G.. w. PETHERB RIDGE and
Rev r. RI. JUSES. A. MI.

The exercises of this institution, will commenc
MONDAY, 18TH OF SEPTEMBER.
Every advantage will be afforded the pupils for
thorough training in the various English Branches
thu I'll ss;c RI and the Mathe mstcs HaS-12f*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-12

- FOR SALE OR RENT, and posses.
Sd sion given LIST October next, that beautifully io
III Gated faur acre Lot in the Town OF sydnry
with commodious brick dwelling and all Necessary
out-houses thereon, and recently occupied oJ hi'
James Guest.
ALSO-0Ee four acre Lot, upon which 10 COM
fort able framed dwelling kitchen, &c. and one square
se6-sw JAMES GRAyS SONS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-12

- FOR khNT...The commodions add
ESQ we'll arranged Tobacco Factory. now occupied
SaA by Mr.. g. w. Hsrwood, situated on Cary street
between 18th and 18th streets Possession given on
the inst of January next. Apply to
au To- is STEARNS & BRUMAEL.
~ FOX RENT.--The dwelling, corner
sd of Grace and 18th streets, now occupied BY the
1A subscriber. 1t Is in good repair. Gas and wa
ter on the premises. Apply to
ED. z. DUDLEY,
au Its 18th It,, between Main and Franklin
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~ FUh kkNr--Iiio Rooms aver NV
::a stores on Franklin street. occupied for the Is:,
- hve years by Mrs. Roane, as boarding bocss
Eight eommeGous rooms, good kitchen. and citv
in the city for first class boarding house Pn.sos
given on the 18th September. Aprlyto
WILLIAM T. KING
sc 5-ts and franklin street
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aa FOR LiVERPOOL--To saceeea
~ the ship Musconsu s-The elegant hot Cas-
Philaeeiphis ship JAMES RAY, now % ~
passage to Bermuda Hundred, and hsvirs mV' ~.
her cargo engaged will be loaded without dsSI I~
freisht' Apply TO PALMER CL0fTos'
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-06-14
MONDAY,wJUNE 9, 1856.
CINCINNATI CONVENTION.

We give the latest news from Cincinnati. Some
time since, in an editorial letter, we expressed
the belief that Buchanan would be nominated.
His chances seem to be good, although Douglas
stock was rising. 1t is quite possible that a
new man will be brought into the field.
The Cincinnati Commercial of the 4th says
that the third rule has been adopted. 1t adds
Public opinion held that the whole thing was cut
and dried for Buchanan, who would stand on an
ultra Southern platform. This is the old story
"a Northern man with Southern princip!es-a
man from the North and q platform from the
South. JAMES BUCHANAN ON THE GEORGIA Plat
FORM was the word yesterday afternoon. The
Georgia resolutions are ultra Southern, going in
for the Nebraska Biz, and if our impression is
correct, it is for the Union conditional upon the
CoSsrITUuoNAL RIcrr # Shareholders to enjoy
the peculiar privileges attending to the peculiar
institution, in all the territories. That these
Georgia resolutions are the foundation and COM
pose the principal portion of the platform that
will be presented to-day by MIR. Hallet, we are
positively and reliably informed. The Benton
men, though turned out of the Convention, avow
their determ nation to support Buchanan if he
should be the nominee, reserving to themselves
the privilege of ''sptting ON the PLATFORM
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-06-14
Buchanan Nominated T!

We learn from the Clerk of the Lady Franklin,
which boat arrived yesterday, that a telegraphc
dispatch had been received at Galena, announc-
ing that
JAMES BUCHANAN, of Pennsylvania,
had been nominated by the Cincinnati Convention,
for the Presidency. A large crowd was present.
The present State Of the country and Mr.. Bu-
chanan's conservative views, it is thought, greatly
tended to bring about this result. On the 10th
ballot, Buchanan received 276-on the 18th, the
vote was unanimous. The People were digging
the grave of Douglas, and politicians were put
ting on his shroud. Nobody weeping
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-06-14
EXCITING NEWS FROM KANSAS.

ST. LOUIS, June 4.
\ letter in the Democrat, dated Topeka, 2Sth
ult., says that A. L. S. Dragons are stationed
at that place, and one hundred and sixty at Law
renee.
Pro-Slavery men, identified with troubles
in Kansas have been waited upon by the commit
tee and ordered to pack up and move to Missouri
instanter. Many families had complied with the
commands. The greatest excitement prevails in
that portion Of Kansas. Shannon has sent de-
tachment of Dragons there to preserve order.
The Investigating Committee adjourned from
Leavenworth to Westport the 3lst. They will
leave for Washington about the 10th inst
\ letter in the Republican dated Baptiste,
Paola, June 3Oth, says l3 persons implicated in
the murder of Pro-Slavery men at Oasswatto-
mie Creek have been arrested. Report says
the murderers are fortified in a cave on the
Monas Des Cygnes, and receiving reinforce
mcnts from Lawrence and elsewhere. The
leader of the band is named Brown, and two
of his sons are under arrest. One feigns in
sanity.
One hundred Kansas militia and fifteen U.
S. Dragons assembled to catch the murderers.
Gy Gov. Robinson. G. w. Smith, G. w. Deitz-
ler, G. w. Brown, and &. jenkins have not been
permitted to bail, but are held as prisoners.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-06-14

The CoNcERr.-The music by tie Tenth
Regiment Band, at the Wins!ow Hall, on
Thursday evening last, was very fine. While
the Theatre is crowded, innocent and refining
.teltaiam,ns of this character, are wholly
neglected. We dislike TO make the fact
known, but it is sometimes well that The Truth
should be spoken. Let us pay little more
attention to the cultivation of the refining and
elevating instead Of the low and the vulgar
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-06-14

REpoRr OF THE COMMITTEE on BRooKs-
The Committee appointed by the House to
investigate the assault on Sumner, have repor-
ted resolution to expel him. sThe majority
report is signed by Campbell, Spinner and
Pennington.
Howell Cobb, Of Georgia made minority
report against expelling. We have reason to
believe that Brooks will not be expelled. as it
will require two-,hird vote, and probably a
party vote will save the neck Of the ruffian.