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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-23
HON. GEORGE EUsTIS. OF LA.

The Ne~ Orleans Creole OF the 18th contains the follow
ing report of the reception of the Hon. George Eusts
n C. from the let district Of La, by the Fillmore Ran.
gers OF New Orleans, the llth Of October:
IL Vas known that gallant young Representative,
Hon. George Eusts appear before his
His reception such the old Persans used to give
their returning heroes the cheers Of applause long
continued, aud from the heart Que Of the clubs
bore banner which wasinscribed ave welcome you
home"
Ii proud moment for Nr. Erstis, and strangely
IN contrast with the reception Ia the place.
lev days before to that politician bat aposat
Benjamin..
Such scene beggars description. The heart Of New
Orleans for her of toil-her ron-sinucd
well her merchants and lawyers aud citizens
of every other class were present
And well did Mr.. Eustis' speech repay them for the
meeting
With evident emotion feeling terms he thanked the
thousands who stood before him for the reception and
the stunning cheers which went up from the multitude
evidence that heart beat in unison with heart
For three quarters OF hour Mr. Euss instructed the
audience with recital Of the wrongs the Democracy had
done the country-the deseiton OF the South OF which
they guilty. and the unhearof erontery OF their
present appeal to the Of slave States for aid elecpg
Jas. Buchanan.
He told his audience that every Democrat North OF
Mason and Dinons line sustained the principles OF the
Kansas BILL because and only because they gave the
North the power to exclude slavery from all the Territories
He stated that there we're, however, conservative
patriotic, national men OF the North, and should all
discover that fact before this election terminated
This sentiment received with the highest enth
The heart OF New Orleans is tor the Unon-or cutiva
warmly for the rights OF the South We do not how ever
design give outline the excellent and we'll
timed speech OF Mr. Eusts Ii heard by thousands
and will not soon be forgotten.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-23
Extra Billy at the African Church

Extra Bily-or the 'asterisk Of the blue book. n,
Wise calls him-enterained the sparans At the African
Church TUESDAY night We did hear the whole OF
his speech but heard enough convince us that our
saperauous William" is very well posted ON the cur.
rent political movements Of the day For example, he
informed his audience that the Fremont and Fillmore men
oil Indiana had united in support Of the same electoral
neket-a charge that has the sembance Of
to rest upon This csumny against the friends of Fill
more has been repeated and circulated by the
press until Extra actually suppose il to be true
but We again that there is of truth in it.
The Fillmore and the Fremont OF Indiana have each
an electoral ticket Of their own and each will support their
own ticket, and there WILL Of course be no fusion be-
tween them. We trust civilian" may correct this
error in the edition OF his speech.
We give Extra" the credit Of having rebuked the Az
dacous sectionam and the dsanon tendencies Of his
Spartan audience in the pointed emphatic man.
ner-or which, suspect he will receive no thanks
therefor from them We regretted to "willam," SO
fsrsmed for his power stump speaker honored with
80 slim attendance OF the faithful The evening vas
exceedingly pleasant and he had been duly advertised in
the papers but the Spartans themselves mani.
tested lively anxiety to hear him. The house was lit
tie over half full composed great of Wings and
We think the Sseathousians treated BILLY" with marked
neglect and discourtesy. We hope he will forgive them
for they at best
When Extra" got to prsising Henry Clay, and the
S~eathousisns got to appaudng him therefor we were
inconiuenty taken With leaving tu o! disgust their
hypocrisy-and did not hear his speech through
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-23

FRoN KASsAs-A gentleman, h resident OF Brooke,
vas in our office Saturday, having just returned
from tip 70 Kansas. He there election day
and gave full account OF the whole proceeding -
lie states that every thing passed of in quiet that the
Free State men did not go the polls, and that
Whitfield therefore returned the delegate by
unanimous vote.
GOV. Geary generally acceptable 10 the people;
being n mild vet determined There IL a perfect ull
in every Of business and LsavenwOth city, the bust
depot for the Territory, IL very dull An outbreak
anticipated after this unusual u when the Free State
10 for their candidate upon the day aud
under the arrangements provided in the Topeka Con-
slitutOu. About 1900 4. g. soldiers we're encamped
around LecomptOn, and ready for marching orders At
any time lie states that very large numbers Of emgrans
leaving the Territory; that shout three hundred
d0rn the boat with him, including great many
Of the SOUTH Carolina aud Alabima volunteers. The
coming prospect for Einrring ia Kansas by no means
inviting aud only those who had claims and not all Of
them, would winter out from the river. lie states that
ciims be bought quite specuation-that IL pre-.
empiiOu rights Tor available locations bat that must
go and settle down upon them render them secure
The state Of public morals d Leavsn Eorth aud indeed
through the Territory a. ow ebb, and but hte H.
ducemena presented visitors who value the
forts aud blessing Of social HE, o bee settlers We
sory, very sorry hear that such u the Of IT.
fairs IN the beautiful but apparently istared territory
but from experience Of there, think
II doubtful Should session of Congress present
such "a dead luck" GnG contentious the last
fear that will be but signal for the fenerai Of bosd
ties sgsn IN the territory. We hope something from Gov
Gcary aud good deal om the lessons OF the past and
the people themsclves.- Wheeling Ini
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-23
Remarkable Panf.

II is most remarkable f.ctlet the honest and urin
ielgcnt voters Of the country itthat every
man who has been presented by the Aboupnists a.
candidate for the Presidency, a Deaocrafl Biz.
ney, G,rrr Smith John r. Hale, Martin Van Buren, aud
John c Fremont, all Democrats ~ good standing
With the Democratic party, aud the Sag Of Kndcrhook
" still one Of it, shining ights' And urther che prin
cipa leaders Of the Fremont aud Black Republican parts
at the present time Democrats jus. from tho Demo.
cratic told Sumner, Wilson, Banks, Rseder, Lane
Trumbu, H'min and host Of other Abolition orators
are all from them Democratic ranks. pretty goot
school the Democratic party be for training up Free
soil sgitators and domestic traitors
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-23

Perity Of the eonntry-to come out boldly and ac-
lively in his support to ensure him the victory. He
is patriot and statesman tried and approyed-one
who has already given us administration worthy
OF the best days Of the Republc-and Who IL again
elevated to the Presidency, win Danish corruption
from the high places OF the government, suppress
sectional agitation. restore the Of good feeling
and make the future Of our beloved country once
more bright cheerful and glorious For the election
OF Willard Fillmore then, work and toll with fresh
energy and enthusiasm, and for him cast your bal
lots ON the 4th Of November
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-23
ARRIVALS Ar TnE ExCnAN0E m0rsl.
AND nAt.LAaD hooss. a

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khs .nd esssa SsS.sa. Nss ksai nAses.r Va; ts
on. rhiat Ackevaii.
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caIv..sr. rssssssrG; wekhaa. Hanover csalisr.
re1niin King whliam fsalkn-r MHrshH.
s a,.s. rssss.:s ss.snss sssA. o..sls.s
vi hfesss Virginia. shsesi~isrd aud lady c.s<
.ssn J.@s- and lady rsssrsa,r lady.
pr hsfti., . n. fsrd.hzn, a Penny and LADY,
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80 w " soyd bafhAm wssren Master Warren, U;
Amsna joel Joan. and
Df hi.sr buckingham; W n ChspnAn q X; I'm 4
0aS.s "uismshars % w.shnxt.n. Norfolk.
S~m.esa Oregon; Saunders. chares Guy; Lyman,
W. kosgs ~ hoiingsser'h, n-h Bpss. Noiov.y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-23

MADAM MAcaLLisrEk.-This lady, IL appears, had At
as' date- arrived ~ g. Louis from Keotgk (sherr her
husband died By The advice Of her ends she intends
10 appelr again before tho public, crcsm-
stances NiIl permit Mscallsters cabinet will be
remodeled and improved by her and she isfuy compc.
tent ~ do H. She has friends al the country.
Some Of her feods II S. ioni, intend getting her up
complimentary benefit With Old Sol Smith their head
IL has been goiug the founds that Mscsster died wcp
thy, which not the A. she has bnsincs. a.
gent for the present Sol Smith has kindly taken charge u
her affairs and ~ Communications Tor her should b.
addressed 70 hi care.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-23
POETRY OF COMMERCE.


The Hon. Edward Everett whose brilliant genius give.
golden tnge of poetry everything it touches thus
speaks Of Commerce his late speech the Peabody
Track its history for from the earliest period.
In the infancy OF the world caravans like gigantic
silk worms creeping through the arI wastes OF Asia
and Africa with their n6ntesiinal legs aud bound the
human family together IN those regions as thev bind
il together It, colonial establishments scattered the
Gecan ure all round the shores Of the Mediterranean
and carried the advsnturers Of Tyre and Carthage TO the
North Of Europe and the South Of Africa. The vailed
cities Of the middle ages prevented the and refine.
Of life from being tranpcled out Of under
the iron heel Of the feuda powers The HanseT Toms
tho bulNark Of liberty and property in the North
and West Europe for ages The germ OF the repre-
sentative sprang from municipal franchises OF tho
borough At the revival Of letters the merchant princes
Of Florence received the fugitive Of Greece into their
palaces The spirit Of commercial adventure produced that
movement in the fifteenth century which carried Columbus
America and Vasco III Cana Around tho Cape Of Good
Hope The deep foundation Of the modern system ofiner
national laws laid IN interests aud NJ commerce.
and necessity Of protecting them Conmcrce sprink
the OF the neSy found Indies throughout
Western nations IL nerved the Of civil aud religious
liberty m the Protestant word-it gradually carried the
colonial system Of Europe n the ends Of tho earth aud
With the elements of future Jude pendent civilized re-
publican governments. But why should We dwell on the
pasf What is II that gives vigor ~ the civilization Of
the present dag but the Eord vide extension Of com.
marcal Intercourse by which all the products Of the earth
and OF the ocean, Of the SOIL the mine, OF the LOOM ~
the forge, Of bouneous nature, creative and untng
industry brought by the agencies Of into
the universal market Of demand aud supply No matter
IN what region desirable product is bcstOwed man
By n liberal providence, or fabricated by human kill il
may cothe the hills OF China with lie fragrant foliage il
may glitter in the golden sands Of CALIFORNIA; IL may val.
low In the depths Of the Arctic sea Il may ripea and
whtcn In the fertile plains Of the sunny South; il may
spring forth from the flying shuttcs o Manchester IN IN.
gland, Manchester w. Afneicsthe great world mag.
Of It alike ard gather. il all up for
the service Of man
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-23

soUTuERS RnLRoaD.--The work the northern por.
ton Of the Mobile aud Ohio Rail Road u progfes4ng rap
IDLY The Company has made purchase Of teO thousand
tons Of iron which will complete the track from Coumbus
Kentucky TO the Tennessee ne and the road bed Is
now ready, there will be delay 10 putting down the
track
The Memphis and Charleston Railroad will he compile.
ted 70 COrinth the junction With the Mobile and Ohio
Rotd ninetyhrco miles of Memphis says the Mem
phis Bulletin in six weeks from This will leave
small gap-sbout twenty-five miies-to complete the
road through.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-23
RICHMOND WING.
To CoEnEs .,.,,l.s 3 7, |.
For interesting news teiegr.phic etc. see outside.
posrpoxRmESr OF The FILLMORE DEMONSTRATION.

Tho Committee OF Arrangements having failed to
ccive definite replies IRON the distinguished gentlemen
who were expected and had promised If possible to adj
dress the citizens Of Richmond this evening" il deemed
advisable order that disappointment may be prevented
20 postpone the Grand Rally until Monday evening, 21th
Inst Should either Of the speakers referred to arrive during
the day. the fact will be made known by handblls and
meeting will take place At the African Church, at the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-23

MURDER oT MISSIONARY CHNA-A letter from
Hong kOng, addressed 10y Missionary Of the name u
A 70 Father Cazenouve, Of the congregation Of the
Fathers OF Mercy M Bordeaux mentions the execution OF
another missionary, N Chapdeane the goth Of Feb
fuary last IN The province OF Qnang w. (China) lie was
bcheaded by order Of the chief Manarne after undergo
ing the most eScruciang tortu-cs Tho head was then
suspended from tree aHd parcel Of children allowed %
hro~ missiles ~ u IN order 10 make u fall dom The
Ver and heart according 70 this letter were fried In
pan aud eaten by the Chinese, under an impression
'"a' u would render them invulnerabe. The head was
's qncnty carried on and secretcd bs pious Christian
young nsn and ~ouan pot death With the mis-
sionsry Tor having embraced Christianity
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-23

PuLrrr PoLIrics.-The Rochester Uuion saws that the
Rev j. Watts, pastor OF ST. Johns Methodist Church.
percached Fremont sermon Sunday lie opened by
offering of apology for what he about to say u
ging that the times did permit OF slencei number
OF members OF the church left the house the
ncnt being made including ladies' At the close of the
Sermon previous to the dismissal of the congregation
Mr. W. notice that somebody would deliver abo
tion lecture At Cornthian Hall Oh that Sunday
ing.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-23

SrRicKES FROM TIE RoLL-0n Saturday morning Ia
the Superior Court at Boston, Mass, A A Bradley col
oed lawyer stricken from the roll of members
bar, and his certificate to practice revoked account
OF malpractice.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-23

Ex-CoSeRxssNaS DEAD.-John Otis, Esq, a prominent
citizen OF Hslowell Me- died suddenly at that place on
frda, Mr. Otis was prominent member OF the legal
profession IN Maine aud representative Congress
ing Gen. Taylor administration.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-23

BEARs IN Ngw JgRsEY.-The appearance NJ numerous
bears amog The pines sloug the line of the Camden and
Atlantic Rsroid New Jersey, has created considerable
excitement among the spHrsc population Of that desoate
region -Four fge specimens Of the black bear shot
pear the railroad during the past month.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-23
OOM M E ROIAL.

ovrc. wns. Oct ~. lisa
There no sales Of Virginia Sizes the New York
sioct Exsh.nss. yesterday In this city to-day
iioss hcsa A Lancaster Son. seli aseon
ksh NJ toi. and ~ shares o Midlothian ~
n CO. the other sdvsrssd b sod
Withdrawn.
The recent Gold coinage Of France has been limited
Napoisoa twenty double Naposea
francs called under the Bourbon the LOUIS and the
doehi Loui s silver ave franc
dem rane II stated consequence
20 The sxsrsaen Of ~ silver coin sn ~ ssrshs
of gold ave nane pleees
Vance made contract With The coinage ioo
soin amounting % hsnes and V ruA
Of $4,000 franc. day Of thee. sens
standard and comparative Napoissu a.
doubtless yin BE- VIII be 70 aud sooo
sat still cent. lsss Than The Ansrhaa dollar.
The Alrxsndria Gazette, Of yesterday, says:
oruns IN.
Eehanse Room, Jsnnsy euid,ns Union
and quantity Of Flour Wheat other
sriai offered and sold. rhs Room has
fortsby fitted up and Il admirably located
I.aud Warrants are In good demand and imp proving
fhoups on,sD .pkN ote Rrpor thrua.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-23

RS Rev. B Thomas, Tavoy:
Mssrs p. DAVIS Karens here have be-
come acquainted with medicine and their
very surprising have
bottles; therefore wish quantity, pay
through the Treasurer Missionary
medicine which stands high in the estimation Of the Kaens
tess provinces Palm Killer, aud willing
them as entertain high opinion OF Its worth.
aud Il necessary to addre.. You
again.
red The cali for valuable dein- very
rapidly that shal
object writing beg receipt
dispatch another batch ordered
will shipment reaches
Of which, however, have yet heard from you
Yours sincerely,
ocqs -dwxr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-23

LrcKr Acciprsra-Al the ro<id believes In lucky &c.
edent and the visest cannot divc-t himself Of dis
position to hope for some lucky chance 10y which h. may
increase his worldly gccds Were Il not for this spirit
there would DO little sniespsss In commercial ke where
the whos experience Of IL frcighted Nth sIsks-
There never vas tsry sensbe agsinst lotteries
In the abstract that would apply TO almost every
kind 81 business The whole shipping business 70 but
hind Of lottery and almost oil kinds Of ~ohles.e puch.ses
made upon daring risks. Unde. proper reg atious
and when conducted With fairness which chsractsxes the
lotteries managed 10y = swan OF Montgomery Ala aud
y Swan Co. OF Atlanta Georgia. these rpeculaons al
lord very good fields for Investment. man would do
much better to buy dollar ticket hall one Of
these managers, in the Southern Military Academy Lot.
terv. Montgomery, Ala, which draws the 18Th Novem
Der, IN the fost Gaines Academy Lottery. Atlanta
Ca which Is 10 be drawn the 2sth u November than
throw his money away In folly and debauchery There
fair chance for large prize, and almost certainty
Of return OF the original investment Az gambling has in
creased the Northern States since lotteries abosh
cd may arise from the stopping OF those nAtu
raj vents which 10 society," and the opening
Of which proves kind Of safety valve the community
Men speculate In lar schemcs than in such lot
terss named above in which the tickets have only
a single number them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-23

The New foek State loan for 81, 100000, which vas
AWARDED Albany sth mach attention. and
went about bsow the price frs
banks not large and approximations
narses kept back pseuAivs bd The
the loan taken IL 10.
The Bank OF Cape Fear has declared dividend OF a.
per wmipgtoa aud
weldon Ran Road has declared dividend Of ~ per
RICHMOND MARKETS. October sad. is5s
undergone change regard 10
generally there nothing Bsadsuns quiet
Tobacco 10 "looking up"
CoEs.-we quote, before nj 50
srhe dealers the market sunchsDEed
day.
particulars which
through this city month. without
r.bie sales taking place.
rosicco-The with supplies
rar nmness advancing tendency We continue,
quote sol. Y; iiti7 medium
ak6ti5k; One shipping iaSisk ioso
100 white. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-23

LASARriSk's OPINION oy woxEs.-Ths following, from
one OF his late works will give readers pleasant in
PRODUCTION 90 the writings Of this distinguished French
man: Women with weaker passions than superior
TO him by tho soul The Ganls attributed add
hons sense the divine They were right Nature
has given painful but heavenly gs which dis
tngush them. and often raise them above human nature
compassion and enthusiasm. BY compassion they de-
vote themselves by enthusiasm they exait them
What does hcroism requires They have
aud more imagination than men, Enthusiasm springs
from the imagination and sell sacrifice from the heart
Women are, therefore, naturally heroic than
All nations have in their annals OF those miracles
patriotism OF which Is the instrument in hands
Of God When all is desperate In a national cause We
not yet despair while there remains spark OF resistance
In wonans heart whether she 10 called Judith Celia
Joan OF Are Vittor,s Colouna in Italy, Charlotte Cor
day in our day. God forbid that compare those
citel Judith aud Charlotte Corday sacrificed themselves
but their sacrifice did reco crime Their iuspira
ton heroic but their hroism mistook its aim took
the poinard OF the assassin instead Of the sword the
ro Joan Of Are used only the sword of defense she
not merely inspired by hcroism she inspired by God
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-23
Electoral yOt. Of the yariou. STATE,


As the sujoiucd electoral vote of the respective States
will be useful and convenient readers at the present
tme again give it place in our columns:
ELEcIoRAL y0IE OF THE sEyERAL -r.1Es
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-23

a aErfagD PHSsICIaN, vhos- s.nd. Of M havs
~ nearly discovered uhfs living The Esai fndes
or.n says 70, 90. sumption. hop.h cougs cds snd sen
Wi.hag Do much good possi- he VII
nesd feos beings recipe,
explicit directions for making up and u-ccsuy
requires each sppcant eucosc sfl
res - returned a. posags on NE recp- aud e
manr supplied the mont ~ OILS sveflsyinrf "A.
dress Dr. w. JlEss No. 10 0rsdd Jerssy CITY, NJ ocz1do,
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PRIVATE oYFRRIYGs on REAL ESTATE

ADVERTISED IN 7
beautiful country III H. pekinson'2 miles Of Rich
mJud. See Advi OF q. a A. lIOy3l
bath county, is advertised for sale
particulars, a-yt OF Thomas Goods lloSol .HE
SOL half eleae tie old stage road, Han
county. 10 mirr above Rehm' nd Advd by A. 4N
az so in Appomaiior county known Rose
land egby situated Is miles from Lynehbug has large dsel
and exnive orehaTdsal gythsr desirable offer
ing. adv't of James ID. hosbyi com'r ltN9I
Of land Henry eouniyone - miles from the O. H.
and 81 from Danve, containing lOSo acres has large and
handsome dwelling other
SCI Advd BY j. I. Harstou ltNiOl
IFS
Redmond with comfortable dwlng outhoues,
chArd &c. Adv'd by q. A. ltNlCl
desirable farm Of 80 xoO cleared James river
Richmond, d~eng houses
r. liberal. Advd by q. A ltS16l
Mills. Amherst Offers for sale the
vding Nelson. SEE advertise
noss aud lot at Berlin southampton county.
land anng-a desirable Offering See advt Of merritt Davis
aeres IT'S original Forest Brunswick county,
az miles south Of Lsureneevie, with
briek dseIIng, etc. Adv'd by Geo o. Rwes liDspl
Railroad SyDo0oo0 OF
lands In Of "a aud upwards long cIs
lengthy advt Mr. John Wilson, the company And
county with dwelling, there
The farm called seaord In Matthews oouayy containing
acres, % which $50 e arabic, (f)
Plantation in Goochand county IS mile. hsN Richmond called
Mount BERNARD" containing IAf ttLl
Yarn James river In Buckingham county opposite Towards
willie, containing 6SS
An estate. containing 1900 Amelia and Nooway
tes miles RIchmond. Advertised by L. Masters Cf
Psrm Of $40 half cleared In Charles City county ~ mile
from Richmond az
hammock river contains 800 sces and has every facility Of aes
10 market uf)
npportun fsS Investment See advr ofG A. lt1
ooochand county o. e83 called OTapafes"
H. 81 Richmond adjacent
den. Iul