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GO NJ M E RCIAL.
MONETARY AND couMkRcIAL.

oprees % rHs wsfo Jane 8, 1864
AT the beginning OF the week Virgins six per cents
we're . In this interest. ss, FOR III. pas, two a,
es aAs there been Operations report. advance
'"rs hA'hfun'sd the msrss and naueDesd
er' aud stiles To "ee their ting further d. v,
tbs Auditors circular announcing the realization Of .ucla
amount Of ods TO meet the payment Of the h.
eo'ya"' eject upon the market. BY renewing psetou sp.
prvhensions Of rpadaton which ars, the pa mind
Ia Ne~ York the recent Improvement 10 attributable mainly 10
temporary "nash Of the martet and
eonnienes that the differences
Great Britain -i be adjusted amasy and s.ie,ory r,,
have been s here of bond. week. and
we accordingly omit the last The rru,st
pesbe to the Virginia rre and Marine share
change pAnk stock h.v. an .ivsne,
over the rates last obtained We quote Fire Association nj
tonsi decne hut during f. share
At tSO Virginia Central upon the MARI
this week. aud sold At ts decline an OR
." purchase i share. at the price obn-d We rryr,
Tor the -sk. basel principally the transaction, OF Ms..r. John
A. Lane Aser 4
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BROOKS MIDSUMMER -TEsTfMOSY BEFORE THE
HOUSE COMMITTEE.
FTONI ~ n. y. IrILnMt.
TUESDAY, Nay

TUEsDAY, Nay p. 1856
The Hon James a. Pcafcc, suOfn-Ou Thursday l,.t
after the adjournment Of the Senate wa sitting in t,
Senate Chamber in conversation with Mr. Cnttendei.;
the position Of my chair being reversed lid not see Mr.
Sumner lid not know that either he or Mr. Brook wa.
u The Chamber, lid expect any encounter; Will.
thus converting heard the sound ol blows upon rising aud
looking the direction from which the sounds proceeded
-tw w. Brooks striking W. Sumner with = cane; 49,
summer standing hi de.k ard apparently clntchine
at toe NJ Mr Brooks almost immcdstc, be- pace
ID from hs place between Of The dc- ono ni which
upset IN the effort sud the edge Of the nain aisle
be sank down. whether from exhaustion or bccause OF the
ledge the edg Of the aisle DO not know no blos was
struck after he r 10y which time somc officers NJ the
Senate ind other persons gathered around him Mr.
Cnuenden WhO the affair than aud ro.e be-.
fore me- got the spot u-t the alstult ceased Il VIZ.
~ a yefy short TINE, heard w. Books say in reply
Ia spnc remark question II dil not intend a. k
hun but did intend 0whp him W.. sumner WIS blcrl.
ing freely but did not pose that ice wasiucnsJlc; ~.
-iick u~cd ordinary guua-perchi cane, aud holoa
piece oft winch tnc1 wss6ve cigths Of ~ incl,
~ diameter, auOtucr piecg three quarters Of
inch ~ Diameter hut Brooks engaged IN the
iiiuy; W.. sumner stauding when ! We fret
bo~ stack, his de-k cluchng thr cane o.
W. BOphs did not witness tie beginning Of IL, when
hr-t W. Sumner his desk it, proper position
II NJ summers desk that ovcrtufncd think
saw desks lOoseuad from their i1Stenng4 bat
90 not think they overturned u impossible Tor
ne 10 say VINO we're w the chamber when The affair
red cO-ciOu. that other persons we're present di
not know Who they until hld riseu aud looked
about immediately after the assault NJ. Toonbs,
and hr stuart 81 Michigan a-o Mr NOfgan Of the House
~ Representative NY right pas.irg rapidly ~ the
ss'ance Of Me- SUMNER 49, Holland, assistant door
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In the Richmond semi-wcekly Enquirer of the a0th
ult, We notice correspondence between John r. Card
well, E-q and Dr. Robert II. Crawlry IL the letter Of
the latter ia reply TO the challenge the former the fol-
lowing paragraph occurs
81 had nothing do with the introduction Of iii.
magistrate upon the stage who acted the part of ale;
30 our tragedy, a Of these having been conducted bv the
fellows Who wore hate aud -haal- aud Who II seemed
were determined YOU should show your theatrical abilities
To the citizens Of the county Doubt intending If your
performance approved. make an effort TO GET YOU
Gagged and keep you substitute for themselves in case
Blrnum should b. induced by your publication in the
Richmond Wig to make a requi-tion upon the county
The introduction Of this magistrate upon the stage by
those fellows who wore hat and saw shows cl-arl,
they are able taccians for while il made the scene much
richer, you kHer u NTeW all rCsrdpt frOy, s and .ua
bird us c indulge IN high sounding belgcrent notes
with impunity."
II W. the persons here alluded TO- and if il i. in.
tended To suste that We either Of u.s. did bv word
OF act DO a.y thing directly indirectly with intent To
shield Dr. CHWey from responsibility is utterly false
One Of rs e. e. E III refusing he the bearer ri note
from Dr. Crawley, returned the through Nr Neal
tie contents Of which II knONn him and 10 every iu.
uce ~ the Commonwealth would not have justified an in
tericreuce-nor WAS it remembered the time that Mr.
Neal justice Of tie peace Dr. Crnwley selected b
iriend-nOt With the exception Of Mr. Gard -alrs
fret note, line Of the correspondence was ever
seen by It Is our intention FAR az we are con.
cefneG that Dr. Cawey shall bear the responsibility ol
his own conduct When he Cor aud approached IA
Tor consultations had knows he entertained the santi
meht- subsequently, ayOwed should have declined III q
advances In justice to ourselves and ~ Mesrs Card.
we'll aud Boudn, aud TO our friends are orced To pub.
Ish this card VIZ. J. NEnLErr
THOs Z. ELDER
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directed to the parties only vhea heard sudden and
unusual noise; when heard Oh. noise raised INV head
and the contending parties iulmedstey Quilted INV
seat and sent toward thsa or the purpose OF Interfering
~ sel az could separate them; Mr. Brooks had stick
In his hand; Mr.. Samner had none; Thought when 4
hrt ssw|them both parties standing up aud coba-
ungi NJ Brooks certainly was aud with which he
held in'hs hani he dealt many very blows over
the head. AMI perhaps over the and shoulders Ne
Samner: while coming Ia the combasnts-s very sno.t
pcn"J-iw was out OF sight OF them before got there
hough Mr. Sumner ~as sinking under the blows; when
got IN vie~ the conflict all no blow strack
that Sa~, alter Mr. Summer bad fallen; he living
ao"h upon the nor oeeig snd exhausted aud apparent
UNCONSCIOUS dd not know that the parties In
'ne toom unui after the conflict commenced; heard
orus pas between the parties before or Turing or after
me Sonn'e' reeouee' seeing Mr. heit and believe,
M. H.mu"us""' presen' Al tue ume'
was 'niS al the umc OF tue assauit'
e sce on tue o'ne sue OF tue uoo after the conflict
80. "'N -" me- hthunuso' would not DE We
:. Pe' u' - '""A 'ha' vas aooa' 'he ume IL ~ss
81 - '1'""S'" ,,'Pu'"" """ "e seats on
c =; ~ n us' nun W 's ASST saw ho inter.
80 "sr. l u'u nov oose''e upon tue part OF
n.., ~ a., .s -, ~ sNe' =" "'e'e'e"ee "Po" the
-, -, g.. =. :, e,' -" "'"''se' saPPoso
-; = s 80 ''""'es.uuOnS Po'uon oi tnat
,v ,h;., - q, : e, - -! " ~. ' sV'no % eo"n,cS
-. 49,. -. - -. 50, - ''e eoui",sSo" w VI
both a, t6. p,r,i., .cr,. ,.rcs,., =. c,nn,.n, ~,
may d. ~. h..r u,;s, a. 80. 81 =. u, - -
al s,,nr,,.ai 81. :, - - -. 49, 80 Us 'os'on.
txrp,v 49,, f,,n ,h ,,,r,; an 49,, IS, vas Noo"'
from, H. Kr,,k. I s,,,n,. !, - I'll; - -
~, ,,,;n,r,n,,n, If ,L. So. A. - " ~ s'''
oil .n.iy, ohs,y, ,i,,s y, ,n i; - -, ,ha, ~, Nv
,,n,.. my ACCOMMODATION, -, s,I S;i -; ,,,
,,h.nh.,. !, - : 49,, $50, ',. ~ -, ''e
was mail. in th. b.,,;n,, =, al ,,,,,,, ~ - -
I'M, E,tI, ,;.t,,,,, finn, NJ S,n,,.r -. 49,, -
and a1, piece of the stick in hi hand Win h;hI @
nos. H.. had haen c,mh,,,;n,. I,,L L,,l ,;, ii b. -
gently welded ,ns ,llouI r. m ~ I, am, Sc ~; -;
n v,s :. c,,,,,,,,, -, liz, 1T - $3.50 ''
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Tho Ola Ling mhir..

We hnd In the st Louis R,pUbiicaa the subion
cd letter nom thst glorious old Whig Edward Bate.
The excuses Of the regning factions are forcius
upon the public mind the conviction Of the impor
lance Of uic Wing party TO the wel-bsing Of M,
Republic Tnst party though in a minority -- b.
its moderation, conservatism AMI nationality Away,
exerted beneficial influence Since ii la, o.. cd
70 be an organized aud active party in poH,irL sf
fairs, the Democracy has brought the con IT,, to th,
verge of ruin. At home aud abroad. we are sur
rounded by difficulties and dangers VIII IL will re-
quire whatever wisdom, patriotism and irnncss ms,
exist IN the and. overcome. AZ present. the tw,
oontending parties. the Democrats aud Black Repub
teams arc only intent upoa the spoils-and IN H.,
violence Of their excrtions, they have driven th,
best men II the country from the political arena.
Only few days since, we heard Of = distinguished
gentleman ircm Massachusetts, saying that the best.
the mos, conservative, Union-loslng aud patriotic
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J"n~ oi-SeSeTA building
Al ~ osloek, and do I-yery Ic ,n.
At ~ o'clock, &c. A AZ
'hA tract Of an 4sI Che.isrhrid county ON elo
miurr A To be so Thy PAINFUL SOM trust
the prrnis---hour not uirntiouei.
lOh-Iwrnty 81 sud county miles on Pc
burg. al IL O'Clock VI. ~
lu-Prrympory sale Of Hog Island" In furry county, con.
t&nns about 2N he sold In oIock
ixul-INo valuable farms In county called MuI-
lens" AID Vsiden's," b. sold he IIotsr
~ sJ) " ~ ~
h-A farm Of -" CAf heavy Woodland Ia Chester.
nh county ABOUT miles from MAnchesrr " o'clock TO-
ishEsecutc. sale n,nt Mountain tract containing
upwards OF 5000 acres lying chiefly Roanoke sold on
| the premises. ~ -.
Ylsale Of several valuable ,rses Of land ~. Jams.D
bonsNeks In Roanoke County, at ~ o'clock See adVt
Same iaytis fallslurg nd in
As commissioners Hanover acres OF Land
u miles north OF Remond) with several buildings and
| NJ twelve
July 'tlTbe Union Hotel
| tianshurg, "ntEoHlcry county by decree Of Court
lbtPcrempioiy Of i6a 10 AibeNrle ,oun.
| ~ miles from Charlottesville. 1yTIns LIBERAL.
CONTAINING seou -" aererAtui siAty ms from Re
lsth-N adzhr farm, 'fawhed
vs., acres Of land Of which G." cleared. See Advt.
,iay-another ia
tween N aud WI Acres also, house
/ orhurr q ~ see siVt signed he ~
s2Pianiatou ia GcociAnd county, containing acres
| which 20. are heavily tmt'crrd Terms very liberal
3Eg slAt the I.Niu the
| hauiA. US
|
Jan. 6-se Of lemons rAIsins by DAvenpor. Al
| IN Co. at 10 o'clock 4. ~. "
9Th Stlr Of furniture, PowhAtAn HOUSE nv " RAM
mencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-06
PRIVATE OFFERINGS or REAL ESTATE

A'rac' Of snd embracing Loo Valley Of
The estste called White Rank" acres Ia King VIM county
on the Mlttapouy river ~ miles FRONT II tu1 ~
YARN OF 5ss la PoUhaiau
ON az ' 'N
\ farm NJ 80 county known NJ. tI. r.
Mountain '-isO acres cleared utA)
III" Whit" Sulplur Springs In Grsenbrier
Country mansion and farm Pauesyi Amelia Co
." mit- from Richmond. Price s85GJ uf)
The farm called S-afod, county,
acrr- % which '51 arHhie, an -
Plantation la tiooclsnd from .,u,
Mount bcrnard,' containing 49, acre (tf)
Farm Ia AbtmArle o about acres
Orange county. >'
baua farm Of ten called "spng I short distanc.
north "i kclmond, Advd by q. A. U3JuG
fITu James river, la Buckng county opposite Iouar
VILE, containing Cos
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-06

The heroic Reeier is sa1etted for a speech in New
York. 1t is probable the recital Of his fiyinc ab.
tiles will be better appreciated in nonfghting Co
than than m the West. The piteous details of his
co"ardlce only excited disgust among the hardy
people OF the West 1t is said that he escaped in
the disguise Of deck-hand after backing himself
After he got on the Illinois side Of the river he made
ceaseleNS track. till he reached Chicago" seeing an
officer in every bush"
Rceder belongs to the Nenophonian school and
thinks more glory is to be Won by skilful retreat
than by a hazardous advance
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-06
CAnlroA's STORE, KING a Qurrx. Va,

My -bT u.
Usssrs EitOrs-Our election il just over, after quite
heated contest brswccn candidates for Commonwealth,
Attorney and for Comm 'sioncr of the Revenue For
Commonwealth Attorney j. W. Jriiries present incuu-
bent elected over T. W. Tyler by large majority Joh
II. Watkins elected Sheriff without oppostion-all Dem
The vote Tor Commissioner stands Howscr Dem for.
Representative from this county 2O3 Cauthorn
Dem, Is; Courtney Wing, ls9; VIM. A. Saunders. in.
dependent candidate 1873 Same Magistrates With some
two Or three exceptions, elected.
Rcsp'y yours, &c,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-06

The E"7Htrer is mighty sweet upon the Wigs
1t wants the Ways To help the Democracy out OF
the mud, and the country out of the mrc. in which
both are at present "Thcre is no necessity lit SAYS
that any old line Wing should forSake his party q,
agure hiN principles Cooperation with the De
mocracy in this emergency involves no such repug-
nant sacrifices. Mighty smart YOU are neighbors /!
lou wish the Wings TO help you ont of present diff
cuiieS-contnuc you in position to increase those
dfiicuteS-and thereby assume tie responsibility
f'r heN' \ very liberal proposition
But you must beg little harder!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-06

Tye Warehouse. only fo As have been usp,c te u.
'a this aEains last Inspections II
paint ake place generally after the ~ JUNE
there, ~ IN nh there 40 h. hy hhds
The the planters sending
Tor Inspection" Our correspondent Move
tobteco las been sold In this market the than
winffec watkins report slnce our iss
tie lnspc have been prices sugsined.
TO- a kn except lugs ah nondscrpi leaf ose Kinds siher
NOi 0ntourt ~ the Tobacco opening
therefore sgain remind planters 20 prize 10 dry order We
uFs, deasy weights for rNporJ ft.Oiha hu- luTs eiJas
common les ImIH udiling Iitdss goOd P1gE hnet 10y
~ and manufacturing lCGs2s , accodisr qis.
Ivy"
wufAr-snce review The rnners have vlthds~n ron
Ne market ard NE only conpttiof Tor prme lots
dppcrs. whose outside
This sudden and heavy decline but 70 have been
s0on ~ che nies stopped PURCHASING The of'gn has
dwudled dosu quantity
9 yet unusuay large fsr this
w-gost t3l cofd scarce, Pine % as Retail. $50 or
wosi-we quote ssshef common qaa0r opwslet fgc.qc
Mcrinn half bred SC. 10 f1ll blood co.
LIVE siOCk- BfsFWc quote " 10 ~ net supplies ugh
y hundred ~ a. s60 grass Lasns The lt
citrs are paying " TO f,S1 accotding ~ quality.
YsaeS There hsye be-u engagements
NJ York, fYr uis port
DoSrscBo.io ~ cents y bbl o. 50 y hid tobacco 70 cent.
psi .hae sed ~ cents bos tobacco Mes York %
o5aeco nothing doing Phrsepila W ets n ~ 49, iihd
obscro ~ Whole cis bos t,sceo Baitlnor,
% e,nn bb ti2a hid. tobacco, iec per and 9c
box tobacco.
NEW YORK MARKErs. June 4hJP w.
20 w sourrn Fluur usre deal doing, and
- sac 80 or a. choice brand aud a. 1ts ~ ancy
a"d csa, osngd Mud hesyy Tor aud steady
gfade.
GsTrvre 10 important change 10 rbs market for ID, bel,