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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-13


Yesterdays HERALD contained the following paragraph
in reference to the boat picked up By the ship Ncpuoo
At Liverpool from New York
boa, Was picked up 9th OF November. lat Al NJ lon
f5 W, by the Neptune, arrived here yesterday In
boat were two ch opneters, spygass, and several va
res To French, being the ratings OF tho cnronos
ter. One chronometer was marked David Jne. 8arrs,
SIC, and the other Arnold Dent 81 strand, Loaioa,
M. 9ss. In memorandum book Vas written Marie
Captain Baugran, and among other entries OF
pay mert made In Porto Plata an August 1885, OF els
sterling The Marie, Baugran sailed from Posto Plata
for Hamburg August ~, put into Havana September g.
under jury masts and iemned and sod nj that
pert
The Captain Baugran mentioned In the above extract,
ser the sale of his vessel a. Havana to this city
and took passage In the steamship Lyonnss and
doubt Of The two captains who had charge Of boat
containing about twenty I've persons stated by Mr.
Iuguierre tha second officer OF the steamer The
extract in addition 10 tho letter IRON Captain Peabody,
susnsthous the view took tho othor day relation
70 the safety Of those who were In that boat.
We slso stated yesterday that Captain Taylor, Of ship
Logan from New Orleans arrived at Hayre the 18th
ut, and reported having the 10Th Of November
large screw steamer, under sal only, In latitude
ST. longitude q, and which vas supposed at HAvre
TO be the Iyonnais, ~ she had not been heard
nom. Captain Taylor in his report Gays nothing Ab,ul
which way The steamer steering, but led TO
inter that 10 tho east yard u so, there Ia
thing mysterl,uc about II, as no steamer that are
Of excepting the Lyonrais from III side
Of the Atlantic those that bad arrived europe pre-.
vous to the ,airg ofthe Africa the sath, co- not
have been Ia The locality described BY Captain Taylor.
We belive itere hope yet and nxously await
further news from Europe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-13

STocKJoBBrNG yoURNAIsm.-The stockholders
Of the Doily Times attempt TO justify their u.s.
Of that paper in their stock jobbing aud land
jobbing schemes, by asserting that the IIERA
is equally guilty; they confess that the Times is
the organ Of the bulls, but they state that the
HERALD Is the organ Of Jacob Little and the
bears We congratulate Mr.. Jacob Little on th
discovery; II will be surprise TO him the mo I
gratifying, a. IL his memory Is as good as people
suppose, the HERALD is the last paper he might
have expected to become his organ. We have
not seen Mr.. Jacob Little twice In six months;
We have had no dealings or words with him Ct
any kind; We don't know any thing about him or
bis enterprises, and don't care.
We believe that newspaper editor cannot
succeed in his business unless he attends TO it and
to nothing else. his the stockholders Of The
Times, Mossrs. Wesley and Company, will some
day find ont 10 their cost The history Of journal
ism in this city should have taught them better.
Moses v Beach once owned promising paper
with an increasing business. and Gne prospects,;
hut he couldn't be content, he would sp-cuIa,e
in banks and stocks and sll sorts Of other
schemes: and The consequence If that the SIN i
what ID is Messrs. Wesley \ Kovalski must
take notice. or the DDiy Times will follow the
SIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-13

The New PLAN FOR GETTING OFFIcE.-The
new system of getting Office, by hiring Captain
Rynders, and giving him hundred dollars to
get up serenade for the aspiring politician, has
met with success to a certain extent. 1t is gene
rally considered that the adoption of this system
has increased the chances of Mr.. Robert ].
Walker for a seat in Mr.. Buchanans Cabinet.
This opinion is especially prevalent in musical
circles, and with the gentlemen who form the
sidewalk committees when the target companies
parade. Dodworth and all his men are perfectly
certain that Mr.. Walker will walk into the
Cabinet through the fundamentally of the "Anvil
Chorus" arranged as a qnickstep, and I" Hail to
the Chief played in double time. So enthusiast
tic is the reception of this tremendously brilliant
idea among the politicians, that the Empire Club
boys desire to send Captain Rynders on special
mission to the Patent Office at Washington to
take out patent for it. Meanwhile, before the
gallant Captain gets out his patent we would re-
commend the serenade system to all hungry APP
plcants for Office Look at the number of fat
things to be distributed in this city, and then
look at the number of brass bands to be had for
a few dollars. There are in addition to the
thirty or forty first rate berths in the Custom
House some seven hundred subordinate places,
out of which the old fogies may be played, and
into which the patrons Of the new system may be
blown. OF course, the Collector, Surveyor
and Naval Officer must have very large
band, with the loudest trombones and the
biggest bass drums. Nothing but monster
concert will do for them. Then the small
fellows can come down by regular gradations to
a small band, a drum and ffe-a duet on two
flutes s sweet and inexpensive-whle several
large barrel organs can be had cheap during the
dull times, and for very small affairs Jews
harp overture might answer the purpose. While
they are about it, we would suggest that there
are several hundred Cabinet officers in embryo
apd full Ministers in expectancy floating about
Wheatland during these stirring times Would
it not be pleasant idea to send Dodworth on
musical mission to the home Of the next Pres-
dent, and let him try the new system directly un-
der Mr. Bucbanan's nose?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-13

Cepfon ard the rump Of the teetotal party have
been holding meeting, and attempting to call
spirits from The Vastly deep-but they won't
come AL attempts to revive the temperance
agitation must be abortions. No new idea tina,
has gone through the gradations Of regular
political contest, and been worsted, can ever be
galvanized into lite during The same generation
No. Capron should begueatb the tcetotal move
mtnt With all its principles and oil IL abHnrdi-
Ties, "a bis pext heir. Ia about twenty-five years
Il may possibly he worth something; but il isccr-
ainly good Tor nothing during the next ten
!eaFs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-13

AMERICAN ANTI SLAVERY WRITERS n ENGLISH
JopRNAIs-A great deal Of noise has been made
in some of the papers recently about the birth
place, parcntage. residence and pursuits Of Mr.
Hurlbut. who was born in South Carolina Of
Yankee parents, educated at the North, and
writes anti. slavery articles for the Edinburg Re
rjac. We bave reason to believe that Mr.. HUH
but is not the only person On this side OF the At
lantic who writes abolition and other articles foe
the British journals. Many articles abusing the
United States and their institutions, and filed
with inveciives against living Americans, are
written here ana sent 10 the other side OF the
ter, where they are offered for sale TO the high
est bidder. Mr.. llmlbut Is only turning penny
by pursuing toe same line of business Mr..
ifurlhut i literary man, residing in New Yor |
and is the editor Of Ptancms MdgGsine. He Is
associated with clique Of publishers headed by
Parke Goodwin and others Of the same schoC |
who believe in anti-slavery principles, aud mo-
thing else. They have an anti-slavery God-an-
ti.slavery religion-anti-slaver pohtics-ant-
slavery fashions and antl-slavery breechcs for all
that we know TO the contrary. They are W,
educated, visionary one-idea men, and about ~
practical az the members OF the Womens Rights
Conventions. They are great at killing dogs.
They have killed number Of magazines and jour
mails with rs little romorse ne is felt by the execu-
toner of the dog pound when be browns an unre-
deemed cur. Their last effort in this way
was the murder Of very respectable ma
gazine established by Mr. Putnam and circuat-
ed in the South. We hope they win continue their
contributions 10 the Ednburg Rericv, Blackvood
Na2dsine and the London Quqrieriy until they kill
them Off also. Some OF the same coterie have
been operating upon IIarpers' famous magazine
until IT begins to show symptoms Of dilapidatio
So the MessIs. Harper are looking about for
chance to lay another egg where it will bring
forth chicken. and they have announced the
forthcoming publication OF Harper's Weekly Ne,c,J
paper, which has kicked up tremendous Robbery
in The bebdomadal newspaper world. The H.
pers imagine sat their weekly viii drive all the
others out Of existence. We beg TO differ with
them. We intend to publish weekly ourselves.
shortly and we shall see which will carry oil the
palm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-13

REMOVAL OF TIE QUARArTrNE.-An effort will
be sdc At o. mug ~ the New Jersey reais
srre 70 obtain the consent OF the State for the transfer
81 no New York Quarantine 70 Sandy Hook, and an .
preliminary 70 This the psyis interested dosraus
10 lay before the people certain facts Of the not
s,per ally knoe n end Tor this purpose stasemeut an
pears the Trertop twerodn favorable 10 the project
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-13

Ma DEyrsrER AND TsNYsoS,-Mr. he prs,er. who's
hme vocalist Is spread over every portion OF the
United s,atcs, laty returned 10 Eugsud and has Paid
visit TO Alfred Tennyson the poet laureate The vooals,
sang 10 the poet ceebrstcd odna' The MAY ouccn"
which Mr.. Denpster made so popular in the Uoiied
gsates
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-13

PIors PLUcK.-The Reverend Dudley A. Tying,
of Philadelphia, who was lately kicked out of his
church for preaching a political sermon, has set
mp an opposition conventicle, leasing it himself
for the purpose. This is regular pioss pluck, aud
Belzebub, with all other sinners, should imme-
date)y show their admiration for the parson by
becoming members of his new church. He's ex-
acfly In their line
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-13

NOVEL SPRcuLATIoN.-The Washington CORES
rondspl o. the Phladoph'a Inquirer thu, me al
venture individuals have purchased Of the proprietor ~
Nj vert all the trees and sbrubbery LOT tue M
. cost OF twenty thousand tolls-, and that tho
parties fsve erected large building near the railroad
depo, ia Washington nj cos, Of probably $4,000
This aree outlay 10 be reimbursed by the
and sale Of Washington or Mount Vernon canes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-13
NayallutsIytucpcr.

The Lisbon correspondent OF the Manchester Guardian
ting the 18TH ultmo, says:The large squadron at
here has been Increased by the arrival Of the
Tinted States frigate Merrirnac. Her gigantic pro
poi tons have naturally enough attracted the attention
OF cur navs officers. who, however, seem lo sposei
10 echo the croskng Of the English papers . TO
her 10 vincibilty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-13

DAM os 4 THOUSAND FLowERs--The elabo-
rate y ,t,s in tie democratic journals for the re-
cen sorry ~ sage Of poor Pierce.
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ANUsEAENrs runs EVENING.

NBLo's GARD ss, Breadway-EsEERALpA-frG
/ EArs- hAOuL-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-13

ruHp1S,s NEW THEATRE, broadway, opposite Bond
AZ eei-sI Avn Ac1Rsss AND Wsoses or WOMAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-13

SougRY THEATRE. Bo~ery-RIcHARD III Mr. PETER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-13

~ALLACR's THEATRE, Broadway-cLoup AND su1
szrE I'm ssornER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-13

LAURA sEESEs THEATRE. GA srsAdway-Yous
Sr~ N0sK-sEcos Lows.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-13

usAgHTas STREET THEATRE. Late Burton's)oGI
--pxtRbo-1oLDSS FAs AFR.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-22
SEOCkOE FOUND MACHINE SHOPS
CORNER OP CARY AND lIra srREEIS.

a.
VEhLBofT BROTHER, Proprietor. OF the above
works are nov building PORTABLE STEAM en- 81 Il
HiNfs 81 an Improved
TO forty Horse iower. suitable say Mill ssss
ie>i"g MSchnrs and other which
ses are iy EQUAL not superior Engines here
They will also furnish STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES from ten
H1rse g. required ~ ~
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS Of
Of various 500
PUMPS and WHEELS WATER WORKS PORT 1RI 4 Gprsr
MILLS and IRONS Tor MILLS o all kinds
RAILROAD WORK Of every
TOBACCO PRESSES FLATTENINt MILLS and all articles uI
~ M IO6teo together With kind Of BRASS
IRON CASTINGS and WROUGHT IRON WORK
They also the exclusive
Ag-ns inr Tie EXCELSIOR Young AMERICA CORN AND cor
1h Sih which they confidently
Nnl rrnds a. slTrror to Mn o. The they
acquainted supply q which be keut On h. "a tr
which they solcs orders. >f st--,S
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-22

CHANGE or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS D-ein. WIN v,s -,
rested Oh Sunday, charge OF entering the grocery
store OF Mrs Elizabeth Davis Oregon Hill and .,.aln,
ereon bank notes aud specie amounting to about slI
was arrasned before the Mayor Yesterday Several vii
hcsscs were "Kaniued aud the continued for FIN
thor investigation Deems is sli in custody ami ia, police
have elegaphed to Washington intercept two oth.i
Persons who supposed, concerned IN the rbb.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-22

TnS CRY ARcurrEcr.-Ths is the It'll. of 4, work tn
i.suei IN monthly numbers each of which will con,n,
ousisi designs oi city rrsidences with plans, .p,cc
uol, Sc We nave received from the publishers Mrs.r-
De"u davenport, copy OF the first number whir.,
NAV he eAa lned 10y ANY person feels disposed t.,
parohi.e IT. its designs furnished by w Ranrit
Esq, VINO has achieved wide reputation by his works on
Cottage arcitec turc IL will be conpetcJ in t,.n,,
numbers, at 81 cents each.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-22

THOMAS JEFFERSON was born in shHdwell, Abrmarlc
county, Va on the 18th OF April 1888. and Monday
week ws' consequently the I2Sd anniversary If that
lie died on the Ith ofJuy 1925 just fifty years from the
date OF the signing oi the Declaration Of Independence
his great work.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-22

rENrn Di-rRicr-At Democratic Convention held IL,
Winchester on the 18th inst Mcsrs Thos. NJ I.br nd
J. Randolph Tucker elected delegates TO the Cne,
niu COive"tcn aud d.. -. Il. fuusten and H. d. Sen
mm al'crnates The COnycnGion expressed no preference
'o' c'ncr OF inc persons vino have been mentioned i
nect"n with tho Presidency but tho Spirit of J.I.ro,
states that the sentiment oi all hs delrg tes was in favor
OF Buchanan.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-22

MoRE fiRE'-We learn from the Abingdon virginiau
that great damage has been done buildings fences
timber, Nc, in Washington, Snythe aud the
counties, during the past week, by fire. MANY wheat
MEALS are lett without AIT enclosure and indeed whole
farms are left entirely outdoors aud the worst of il i.
but lew tarneIs al THIS season have time nkr mil.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-22

FisEs ISrag WvoIs.-Ths Ronney Inteliy,ncer states
that the sufferers by the fire in the eastern end a,
Hampshire county, last Saturday week are Robert Au
so, Isaac kerns AMI Robert Is. Sherrard Mr. AnJ., a.,
suffered greatly in the destruction Of fencing on his farm
Mr. hsrns IN addition to nearly losing all fencing los,
his barn. AMI with great exertou his dwelling wa.
from the drvouag element, aud Mr Shcrrard lost near
milo uf fencing.
Tue ClAksbuTg Register notices the occurrence. of si
lar destructive fires ia Harrison county from iii. SANE
caua-the tuncrs having selected that memo, able S,tr
day "a day for burning the brush their lands
oh the same day, the dwelling aud Out. hou ss of Mr.,
Joeph Lgset. With all their contents aud ia. OUT mil,
is' OF hr. Christian Cuynui, vi Upshur county, wer.
sttvyed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-22
CARRIAGES! CAHRIaGEstIo
ALFRED KING, ssSIE.S-

SahHa"b hNtFAc1tGkk. oNE SouAEE
IEASELfS
A. ON hand large quality and mo-, Fn.h
onAbe styles Coaches. Coaeh--s Char Baroueh,
Tops. $3.50 --- -''''-'
have A-o At Repository Northern male
uIsss manufactured by the approved
from The sh style Of top Buggy he e.Ah,
ise IN want OF carriages Will and
fAnbr my stock A. determined reasons
I'd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-22

APPoiNrHENrs.-The committee Light have reap.
pointed Mr. John H. Knowles the post OF Gas Inspector
Mr. Hugh Smith has bccn elected Assistant Inspector un
der tile new ordinance concerning the gas works
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-22

DISoRDrRLr-wm. Warner brought before the
Mayor yesterday to answer charge of ordery conduct
and throwing stones in public street Failing 10 Give
tue required security for his future good behavior he went
to Jail.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-22

FATAL AsrRAr.-On MpnIiy of last week a difficulty
occurred IN farkerSburg between Hezeah Criss ami Ham
hton u usetd, when the former struck the latter with
cane huste.i then started 20 home ON hor-.b,rk
ou' u'ei on the way An Inquest held aud the iur
e'uiei verdict that his death caused by blow in.
hctcd 10y Crss. "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-22

PARDoS-Gov. Wise has pardoned young man name,
Isaac Snton, who convicted OF horse stealing il
Brooke county recently, and sentenced to one years i'm
prisonment In the Pcnitrntiary
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-22

CALL AcoFrrED-Rcv. A. ESsck has accepted the call
TO the charge OF the Lutheran congregation Winchester
Mr. has for some tine past engaged as roie.or
In Wittenburg College Ohio
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-22

Execution -Ye-tcrday tho day appointed for III,
execution ofJAcob desperate negro who was convictc,
OF numbering Edward W. Harwood IN Charles CITY count,
not long since ~ ''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-22

hAHpr "aro-Robert L Brooking, Esq, editor OF the
Hardy Wing dissolved his connection that paper last
week During his editorial career, Mr.. b. has conducted
the paper in highly ereabe manner His successors
are Acssrs Junius =. aud Delus o. Maupn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-22

fiRE IN PRScE GEok0E.-Thc barn Of Col jas Sim
mons oil Prince George county, set OH fire last Friday
hShs anu entirely destroyed. together with about 900
bushels oi wheat contained therein Col S : loss will
amount to about $1,000, which there is no
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-22

FIRE IN HhPsHiRE-Thc barn the farm of Mr
John W. Seeders near Sprnghe d, Hampshire county was
entirely destroyed by FIRE Saturday last together with
valuable horse, COW, several hogs aud quantity OF
farming utensis
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-22
RY OF TIf NV = yoak FS,iIp, IN THE IL
AMONGST suNKRors coNPKTTroRs, Br
LEA PERKINS,
WORCESTERSHIRE lI, Rec SAUCE,

SAUCE ExTANT.
FENhE celebrity G. this
globe and u. efficacy In promoting the
coming daily observed nd acknowledged
In the United states Il held b. the
and esteemed FOR Its and
use enabling tl- stomach perfectly y food
On u- Continent Of Europe, these qualities b-n @.ts.
by gentleman, who writes LEA PERKINS
r bottle Of your Worcestershire Sauce Iu.t com
prrd through spain and Portugal b-rve
state OF health to Us Sauce Is onaehIc nedi
email can With truth there nothing baggage
ESSENTIAL 10 h comfort least
Ia India also WHERE l. found Of regiment
medical gentleman writes Madras brother In IN.
lesion At "orcer In the following PXsI:xs
That their Sauce highly that L. M INV
made" ---~e
THIS sauce suitable for variety dish,
demand which Il. excellence has has
being offered 10 The public under variety OF
may known by the names Of LEA PERKINS, being
uponth- patent metallic
lie veil As the labels and Wrapper "
Sole Agenis for the United JOHN DUNCAN Soma
mA22-iy as BroAIvav NJ ".
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-22

pkNsE foG-The volumes OF vapor arising from the
Bi Yesterday at Intervals gave that reservoir OF water
The AppeaTahcc o immense cAuldrun wherein boat
p'ttmen anu various miscellaneous cargoc> wrr. i'm.
discriminatory mixed up. We glad to saw tim,
There were ho -eO4s collisions among canal craft OF
any other accident resulting tlereiron.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-22
HOTELS. &c.
noLLINGHxOoK I,oTYI

BOLLINGHxOOk uOTEI.
AOtlCE-ln taking charge of the above establishment
~ would respectfully the -
patrons Of the HOTEL them To e
call and see Ny table shall always spread deli
eaeirs the season The
adjustment shall have the best attention that
viii VIII see that the ladies who
wish graiihed and AL ask share
nisei Ia the style, Of
city My Omnibus drrren d-o 10 attend %
customers. to them ~ III fro.
iyiu-u l. CARRISGrON p-o,r-,ox
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-22
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

BY GoDDiN APPsRs0S. Ascrsos..s.
W Al 4 a 81
skacE srREET FOR sALE ar AucrioS-wiiIs n go ;,
saoo, 90 he pr~u-" TUESDAY ~ N.y is.s
oss " uv hrsS tive sies D--lax on ihs Ns,s
Oh the
" Mr.. James Gray TIE hou-- s, ana n, r.,
y. ppi ~ ""y one '-nan Dr. ko 'b- since hi- nov.
hN- been painted. AID .ro.,
tut ~ - b llstevt.l. ard b-nr s ,r-l ~,
s' ISL ~ 80 large family To spsriu. a.. ar o.
- NJ, fnd sd Nsrs e'nm'iu- Thee 80. sch .Li-
~ ~ 10 i ~ -uf IT, Of t there
co.'s viz 5ih 10 city -
rn intre-iu'-i Terms liberal sbd u.-i-
AZ III ss-- and Insurance fsr the p. d,
DO pu-ehss.r - - ~
'PE -'"' HiNCocK LEX
ny DAVENPORT. ALLEN a CO Aucrs
5Nt0EHsE>. &e. trAttfrsON .-on THURSDAY
~ sIih Aprl. .. At 10 O'Clock Al .a- .,s.,t -,
's'''rtarn oi GROCERIES. via ~ "
White C.n--
Lsrn-y-r -nd r. Cor--
brsndy y D. Rum. Rye whisky
Green aud Rsrk r-z.
tr"nni Mim salt. Cs.r-. Tobacco
Hlrr. C.nii--s Wrapping P.p-r.
s-Cnsr fiE ea-. titJ month. credit n, m,
prW-i paper bAVESpoRT NiEx /. "a ~
apZt ''-' ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-22

GoiSe TO PsrERsBURe-Tt Ia stated shat the Pyne and
Harrison oper" company will perform in Petersburg alter
the close Of their engagement here
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-22

sS"w sroaS.-our rec -ers at distance will deem IL
almost Incredible that had Yesterday in Richmond .n
th- region round about, severe STORM which con-
u"uei roushout the geater portion Of the day IL t.
usual for people in this latitude towards the ttcr part Of
April e. look for the fragrant flowers OF spring and to re-
g'ri old winter among tho Of the past But
things have changed Tor the Instead of balm,
brerxis have most -tak.abl, "siutry bl,., "
aud chilling Sresths o Instead of flowers IL reauir
ed considerable stretch Of the Imagination to b-I.y.
that yesterday va the 2lst Of April the
positive assertions Of the almanac
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-22
MARINE. NEWS.

'us ASS '2s-srs ..rs s1,s ~.r.A o.r.s.
ARRIVED,
Steamer jamestown. Parish " INDIE and passenger,
Lu'ilam Watson.
Steamer Belvidere. Pr,chett Baltimore md1e Ludam
Watson.
Schr Emma Jane Phillip Baltimore, Plaster Rag.nd
& Bro. and Iron Morris & Tanner.
S;hr Porter, Phillips B,ltimorc corn St.srns < Bruu
nell.
Brig Union. Perry, \. Y, ballast TO load with Flour
Schr Chss- ID Parker. competon, Boston, plaster
Shields Somrrville. -
Schr Ann Hamilton, Thomas, Norfolk, shingles. L. ".
Gl,z"hIook
Schr Csmilesn Ripper Halifax. f-h, wombl- & Cia.
borne.
CLEARED.
schr Robert p. King, Leads Philsdelphs, coal
steamer Virginia. Rooms, Philadelphia mdze and pas
sengers. II. T.. futile.
MEMORANDA
shr Jenny Lind Combs. eear. Whining c. 18th
for Rchmond-Lumbvr.
schr Gago, smith, from Richmond, York 18Th
In