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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-04


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s,earnshi, Florida Woodruff. sAvannah-s L Mitchill
Steamship James Adger, Turner Charleson-spoford
Steamship jamestown. Parrish, NorfoR-Iudlau Pleas
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Ship VIM Tell French, yavrezBo,d aincteu.
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windows and filed the cabin with water house. b
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a2s1 days.
last, with IS passengers, 70 Gupke Go.
Brig Mary Mlken tof kasporD, Staples Messina, March
H. passed Gibraltar ed with fruit 40, 70 master Marsh L.
off Palermo, spoke bark Thaes from Palermo for New York
Brig Augusta Norw) oleson Palermo, Feb Il passed Oh
bratsr April 7, with fruit TO w Schmidt Co
Brig Leader Chr Of Pctoul Pike, Malaga March3 with
fruit &c, TO 1hos Stalker.
schr Cumming Bird (Br chesholm Windsor. days. with
plaster, 70 master
schr New York Packet Cailagan Macbas-
sloop Ihos HULL Hull, Providence.
Propeller Caledonia, Baker, Baltimore, 3 days
Propeller Parker Vein, Ramsay, Baltimore.
Propeller OfceolA, Aldrc GO, Providence
Steamtug knoch Train, Hennessey, Boston.
The bark b Gamble, Powell, from Apalachicoa for Bos
ton this port I'd inst account Of head wind Capt
Powell felt sghtly ndisposed when he arrived but
taken Marine Hospital stated the report Of her
rival He his residence with his family In the upper
mart OF this city evening his arrival and attending
his business the next morning
BELOW.
A British brig, unknown
SAILED.
s,eansbps Araso Bavre Alma r), do Florida, Savannah
Jsmes Adaer, Charleston; jamestown, Richmond.
Wind during the day from NE tos E
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

RJ- Al packages and Lzers intended for he NGv YoRx
HERALD should be saIad.
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoEK-THIs DAY.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-04

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sXCHfAsPokT. April M-Arr sehr Eliza Bsr.s, NYort.
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sss $40 sss srSsi
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scbrs Merchant Chichester and al Porter Hudson, NYok
Mountain Kagle Ames, Rockland.
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as sfsss ana T ss R Rs sr
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tor, Bsebe dc; goth. Potter. Chester, and Hous Cor
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NATIONAL KNOW.NOTIIINGS.

| As matter for remembrance, We publish the namtt
| of the six members of the National know-Nothing
| organization, who were so ''ntensely American" d,
| TO permit the notorious Black Republican candidate,
Nathaniel Z. Banks, of Massachusetts to be elected
Sneaker Of the House of Representatives in Congress
by casting their votes for Mr. Fuller Of Pennsylvania
when they had il in their power to defeat the Black
Republicans, and give the proper direction to the
committees of the House, and destroy the arrogant
pretensons Of Reeder 10 seat in Congress- as dele
gate from Kansas. Why did they not cast their votes
for the Hon. Vim. Aiken, of South Carolina! We
do not question their right to vote for whom .hey
please, but we do deny their right to vote as they did,
and then claim fellowship with any party that sho Lld
be recognized as favorable to the South, or to the
Constitution of our common country.
I,elow are the names of the six know.No.hlngs
who voted for Mr.. Fuller on the last b.!:ot tor
Speaker:
JAcoH BRooS, Of Pennsylvania.
WILLIAM MILLwARp, OF Pennsylvania.
BAYARp CLARK of New York.
THOMAS R. WHITNEY, of New York.
ELISHA d. CULLEN of Delaware.
II. W. DAVIS, of Maryland. -,
The above are some of the immaculate Nationals
Of the Know Nothing brotherhoud that we have read
such beautiful compliments about When these gen.
tlemen were voting for Fuller, who was sounder
man for the South than Richardson" they were re-.
liable National meu. But their furough expired
on Saturday last and they were called into active
service, but the six desired situation "near the
Hash OF the cannon" Their reliability wGs for news
paper display before the battle and not in the tSht
which was to ensue.
Will some of our Kuoy.Notbinp cotemporeries
look over their files and notice what complimentary
terms they INDUCED in when referring 20 the supper
tiers of Fuler-"the sound National Americans"
Who are the National Know. Nothnps from the free
States that voted fer Hon. WIN. Aiken for Speaker
Will some Southern Know-NothiDg editor be kind
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- RICHMOND ENQUIRER
rs';,,nsDu rs',,rru1E. PRYOR s. DUNNA'ANr.
TT l. " ;:

.,r.. dollars per annu'' suo N q!
n pa! %. il ,sken Tor ssao?cf omJ
pc u Sshs Ssh sem: Weekly "re Collars r., ~ ), paiG
ga ,,is, or s.S months pa! ,.,.no;i; or six dollars
G;ts -, ~ renl;ca hy m"'.' f0''
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We ~ TxSl'lRER III the Sou'ne.u WrFEI.Y
htn". have commenced ;ne ''su r.s,;:,r matter Of
7 ~ wl,ch contains neHfN AL '
6Iv s; Semi WssSy tHi"S ,'M,;ol character of the
We reed sIS NIIKYN which /. now "ha' "v ns NO
NcuNoA' Wrx state tha; i !. TIE purpose Y, ~ ~
ttau': ssG III ,,c;r cucvs;c- 10 me Sscn,. ,h,
sH:,D' s' Iirh ACKNOWLEDGMENT has "'0s
couIGy 49, ,,,,,;-s, ;s published every sS =,
The Wers$ sn! M"u,o il rsd in sdvance' "r 10,
% 1Ih..s So, ~ !. no, made advance a Fr ai0 ,;x
we ;ay,- of cube the iu.."!H ~ 81. for 500
s.h.e " ,he Weekly Laq'uIe. VIII oe 'u - 40 on in
sop;s. % roy;e,, .cr $40 twenty four eoi''''
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~ r.uIrRER-For ten EHes OF 20 80, -. -
II, ,,1n ffy cents ami every sacceeu''s .s ,;,,., n
Vs.. c,ns II inserted twice "eeA y. ;n-,;or for
" ,b;-tvscr.u md hsl coats ios e"'H , s. .ar,.
seeA I'd when inserted cu!y once week u' 'e"'
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M wien inserted only cace week se''n'y'"'e
49,, or each :rssr;!Gn ,. La. rvs, ,,s.rtior
y 10. S. r.n,,. 10Y each c, unuanee nifty cents
:yr,ri.rrs are Charged SIS Tor ono square oi 1.
- X, 70: ;wu sGusles, and n I&h' propolHoH io' ~
0: greater ien:;e exSeps Aac'ioneefs'
srs cAs:ceG $40. >psreE ;aS.G1c"l s,.. ,x..,s,,,
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si ~a;,. ,-oa distance must be accompanied Win ''
nay C. satisfactory rc.erencSs 10 olnsGe .Aect'
al, Gur o tits ONCE may oe renn'teo per man, i
,oo and available Bank no,ee, at tic risk o he h"os
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FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

PUBLIC MEETING IN THE COUNTY OF HENRY
At meeting OF the citizens OF Henry at the Court
House OH the llih instant, THAT being court dayl
Richard 6. l.amkm, Esq. was called 10 the chair,
aud George w. Booker, Esq. was appointed secreta-
ry, 49,.
by the chairman, highly animated address was made
by Mr. WuOttou aud warmly seconded by Messr5.
Thomas, Booker and Graveiy, and amid manifesto
tions Of no ordinary interest the meeting on motion
OF Mr.. Wootton, adopted, unanimously, the following
preamble and resolutions:
Whereas, il is represented 10 this meeting that the
times heretofore fixed by law for tue commencement
of the terms of the Crcnit Courts for this and the
county OF Patrick have been changed 10 this county
from the 5th Of May and October, TO the i!h OF April
and September and in the county of Patrick, from the
2Dth Of April and September 10 the first Of these
munths-and Whereas this meeting is assured that
these changes were not demanded by the public con-
venence, required ior the administration OF public
Justice in any county Of this luGicIn circuit-aid
whereas, this meeting is well satisfied that these
changes, whatever may have been the motives o
those who procured them, are un us; 10 the member
Of the Bar of this county and to n number OF trepr
f-ssou residing in the counties o: Franklin Patrick
and Floyd, and highyinurious to the agricultural and
planting interests of Henry:
Resolved. Therefore, that committee Of FIVE TO be
named by the chairman of this meeting, be appointed
To petition the General Assembly, in behalf OF this
meeting, 10 repeal before s adj 'urnmen the act :"
the present session and t" rcenact the law regulating
the times Of holding these cpurs with such change II
devised, will authorize the holding Of the courts o
Bedford at any time prior TO the 23l of April and Sep
| tember.
Resolved, That our Senator from this district aDt
Delegate from this county be earnestly requested
to their best exerous 10 attain tia objects in'''
! Gated IN ;he foregoing resolution.
Resolved, That the proceeding, Of this meeting b
aigned by the chairman and secretary and thai
copy thereof be forthwith sent to the Richmon
| Wing and Enquirer for publication
The chairman then appointed Messrs Woottou
Thomas, Booker. Gravey aud ltedd, the conmi,te
named in the fret resolution.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
| RICHARD G. LAMKIS, Chm.
CTo w BooKER S,,.'y
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ROBINSON'S PRACTICE.

The Practice in Courts Of Justice in England ana
tbs United States. By Conray Robiason OF Rich
nond Va, Vol U.-Richmond. 4. Norris, Book
seller, 1855.
Our legal readers have doubtless been gratifed 10
learn that this second volume Of Mr.. Robinson's new
work has appeared. Highly rs they esteemed the
first volume, which published some twelve mouths
SINCE the present will probably meet with more ia.
yorable reception, the subjects embraced in this
volume addressing themselves more especially to the
ordinary routine of practice at the bar.
The work contains five titles, each of them conf
prisng several chapters. In the first title, the author
treats Of the gh; of Action on sealed Instrument
and upon judgment decree; i'll the second, Of the
Right Of Action on bills of exchange, promssory
notes and other unsealed Instruments; in the third, OF
the right of action promises generally, express
and implied in the fourth, of tho right OF action by
owner of goods or cha,tels against adverse claim
ant or against bailee; and in the Ih, OF the rsht
Of action against a wrong-doer. The scope OF the
treatise is evidently very comprehensive. lhat II
has been we'll executed, no one who is familiar with
MIR. Robnson's former works will for a moment
Question: We think VIC do not in saying, that in the
Tue legal principles settled by decisions Of the
oouf''-n the act Of extracting from elaborate and
so'u"''nous opinions the essence of such deci-
elons' ard presenting it in compact form, Mr.
Is. slanos uhr'vailed among the legal writers Of
this country. Smoother legal writer's we have
had. Story and Kent surpass him, doubt.
e's IN 'ne mere eraees OF styles but it may very we'll
be questioned whether the reader does not lose more
than he gains by style Of legal writing which rdes
along as easily as work Of fiction. Such ,tv,s
fails to impres,-to fasten the facts or opinions sd.
vanced upon the memory, and after reading some
thirty or forty Of such pages, one not unfrequen,ly
gets up from the perussl with but little addition to
the permanent stores Of his legal knowledge. No.
30 is it with the student who diligently reads the wri.
tngs Of the present author Every sentence contains
thought or decision worth remembering and If one
have mastered ten pages day, he has made more
progress than il had read ten times as much in the
books of the Harvard professor. 1t is owing to this
admirable trait of the true style of legal writing that
Mr. Robinson has contrved to compress into six hun.
dred pages subject matter, which, in the hands of the
more diffused urist. would have filled volumes. We
would not have readers infer from what has been
aid that Mr.. Robinson has compressed hi, matter so
y to make his book what is ordinarily termed "hard
eadns." On tie contrary, it is unusually readable
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-19
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
rvrs-rSr:ELo { COURTHOUSE, STATE OF NiEGiSiA
lHls' January o1i 1850

IA-' January 22d. 1850
u,o JOHN BEASLEY AND NANCl HIS W :! Z; ~ -, =
HTs,VCrS GOODWIN, IF ALIVE. aNDlf DEAD
Tn THE Il iElRS-ipu are hcr-5y n"t'!!'d &a' IN 'He
49,. q, Wn. B. Barnes md wife and Others s:1net fF"h
,odayra and others, pending inta- C!Icu o'' e'
80 sail o: "a. balance al thc ot land oi ~nich
ros iyoiwy IN died seized lying III e county OF Cnes
.r5ed which sac has been nsdc by 'he Sas:iH sp9n,
ina. n.rposc ,un, OF ILe ne, proceeds the SAID John
AMI Nancy his vile In Aes right. Il alive and II
i. ;ne nc!r. are entitled 10 h ps'; and ne SAID
lysacs Goodwynn or he. hei's 10 poron sno thet
,.cv are also entitled IN Ike portion" !" He pt"ceeaS o. 'e
convcyrd by -, the wliow 0: n" said Collins Good
wvau, deed, and ,or.e u 81. children 20 William Wiikin'
,3. Of the said c,uny. which saa rna!es or posnons are
bv hi. spsxc 70 lie BIZ the plaa= in the case above
rea,ioa,l
r., ooN!.i,r w W T. cOGEII.I, Com'r
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On motiun the meeting then adjourned.
RICHARD j. GAINES, Chm.
POWHATAN BOuLnIN, SeGy.

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN RITCHIE.
Pursuant to previous notice, meeting was held at
the Court House, the evening the 5h of Feb'ry
lii being Court day. By portion Of the Drm"cra.
tic party Of the county o Richie for tho purpose OF
appointing suitable persons 10 represent said county
IN the Democratic State Convention, TO be held i'll
Richmond, on the 2S!h day Of February, 1856.
The meeting was organized, and James Malone,
Esq. was appointed President Isaac Lambert, Esq,
Vie. President, and Cyrus Hall, Esq, Secretary.
On motion of Amos Cu!p, Lewis a. Phelps pro.
cce!cd to explain the object Of the meeting.
On mnon,
Resolved, That the President, Vice President and
Secretary be, and are hereby appointed a committee
10 present to this meeting list OF twenty delegates to
represent the county OF Ri,che in the Democratic
State Convention; whercuoon, the following list was
appointed viz:
John Collin Lewis A. Phelps, John 4. Lowther,
Amos Cup Levi Hammond, ii. j. Jackson, Jacob
Mcken1ey, James Rider, Wn. Collins, H. S. Wilkin-
Porter John w. Cnrb;a, Anderson Patton. Jacob
Hatfield, VIM, Godfrey, Rob. Lough and Wm Pat.
ton, who were unanimously appointed delegates by
the meeting.
Oa motion,
Resolved, That the nemcs Of the President, Vice
President and Secretary be added said delegation.
On motion OF Lewis 4. Phelps
Resolved, That in event of the attendance Of
any of the said delegation, that VIM +. Richie and
VIM. l.. Jackson, Esqrs., be, and are hereby ap-
pointed nl,evnates to represent the county of Rchie
in said Convention.
On motion of 5. c. Hall, Esq,
Resolved, TnG, the proceedings Of this meeting be
published in the Richmond Enquirer aud Parkersburg
News.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned ''ne fr.
JAMES MALONE, President.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-02-19

Embry, John Green. Travers Moncure. S,rnther
Byram, Walter VI Cox, James VI Talntrrro, JOHN
Se'tdon, L ID u HedSman and John III Daniel. be-,
aud they are hereby appointed delegates 10 rcprescn
the County of Stafford III sad Convention and that
any other members of the Democratic party Of this
county who may be in the city at that time are hereby
constituted delegate and requested 10 cooperate
with said delegation.
81. Resolved, That this meeting have regarded
with pride and sarfaon The course Of the Democratic
party in Congress dariog the late contest for Speaker
OF that hndy.
3,l. Resolved, That this meeting do heartily en
durse and approve the strong national views c1-
pressed by President Pierce in hs late annus mes
sage To Congress, and have IN abiding confidence in
his tirmpess ami patriotism.
On motion the proceedings OF this meeting were or
dered to be sent fUr publication 10 the Democratic
papers Of Fredericksburg and Richmond.
On motion the meeting then adjourned.
P.D. G. HEDGMAN, Chairman.
j. II. DAsIEL, Sec'ry.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING At NANSEMOND
At 4 inteling OF the Democratic party OF Nalse.
mond county, held at the Conrt House on Monday,
the llth Of February, Hugh Fl. Kelly was called IL
the Chair, and Vim. d. Wood appointed Secretary
On motion, three delegates from ench mnssteria
district were appointed by the Chairman TO represent
the Democracy Of said county in the State Conven
ton to be held at Richmond on the 2Stl inst. viz
! WIN. j. Arthur, WIN. L. Jordan, John Gaskins
| Henry l.. Tynes, Edwin L. Phillips, JOS &. Meadur
JethfO hludlck jas T. hdulck, Sam Dakcr, JONI
Oberry, Jas. Barnes, Jno. K. Copeland, Rob't Il
Webb, Jno. W. Keeling and Lsmuel G. Holland.
| On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were ad
| ded to the delegation.
| The following resolutions were then offered ant
unanimously adopted:
|. Resolved, That approve OF, and fully endorse
the course adopted by our Representative i'll Con
gress, Hon. John S. Mson, during the arduous ana
proractrd contest for Speaker Of the House oi Repre-
! sentativts.
| 9. Resolved, That we approve Of the bold anc
| manly sentiments expressed in the recent message 4"
President Pierce and the able manner in which th,
principles of the Constitution aud States Rights al,
| therein sustained.
5. Resolved, That the above proceedings be pub
lished in the Southern Argus, aud the Democratic
papers be requested TO copy.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
HUGH III. KELLY, Chairman.
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CYRCs HALL, Secretary.
nEMnCRATIC MEErING IN STAFFOl

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN SlAf OhD.
A, meeting OF the Democrats OF stafford county
held on Monday, February llth. 1856, P. d. G..
HEpGxAy, wns called to the Chair. and JoHx h.
DANIEL up pointed Secretary After the object Of the
meeting was explained the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Ist, Resolved That this meeting, approving of the
objects OF the proposed State Convention to BIZ held
in RICHMOND on the 2Sth ins the following named
gentlemen, vis: Col W II Brown, W p Conway, J
G Moncure, Jas Monteitb, Jas NJ Scott, DR. John Mi
nor, James Chnn, John Newton, John s Rowe,
Isaac Fines, John II Hickerson, Mnj VIM t Cropp,
ii c Alexander + b Stone, VIM Linsord, CaptJ
Reamy. James w Stone, Thomas A Withers, Wood.
ford Timberlake, w w l. Benson, Harris Hill, Daniel
5 Coakley. Col Robert CroPp John Shelk.tt, John
Lowry, James Tolson, John Withers, P ID Lowry,
Hugh Adie, Thomas Towson, Alexander Eu,hry,
jus Mason. WIN Ashby, Alfred Burroughs, li"s
Masters, Joseph Wine. Jno Lunsord, John Moncnfe
James Morton, P y Heigman, Cnpt Thos TowsHn
G. Y Moncure Arthur Cliit, Moncure, Bnals "a.
vis Jas Lowry, Aquil!s Randall, Albert CIts Ao'Aa
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SsKS. TRACY, EXECCTKIX OF ALEXAN.
W Der TRACY, LATE OF THE CITY Of BALTI.

TAEE EoTIcE-That on Thursday. the 18th day Of
' a. isa6 between the hours of 10 o'clock IN the lore
.on and o'clock in the afternoon of the dny, a,
- Office Of J. D. Prn, & Co, in the city Of Baltimore,
nal proceed to take the dcpositions Of William H. Hen
na aud ohcrs, IN be read evidence in suit pending
sail- chancery side O, The Circuit Court Of NOrthumbe:
AID county in the State Of Virginin, in which suit
'!.:niit An you and others are defendants
as also Oh Tuesday the 25,h day Of March, 1856. al
:" Cerxs Office IN the county of Richmond and State oi
~; ina, between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. and
.Ye" NJ, OF tic same day take the depositions OF
aes NJ harris and Others be read evidence in the
Ape suit foucan attend II you please
t'a l2-cwiw ENNALS ROsZELL
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VIRGINIA. LAND OFFICE,

NlCHNOSD, JNnUAry Sln, IeJO
Vy Conformity with the Code OF Virginia Of lsia, page
~, s,c:icn l6 do hereby make known to a whom
Eaar conc rn thar IL appears BY certificate of the
.ce.,r D: cy OF Petersburg dated the 9Th day %;
j,..l:r $50 ami received into the Land Office on the
- d.v Of January 1856 that by inquest held the ltb
Is, q December 1855 tho following lots in the city Of
2-.-5.-s u. which Charles O'tiura died seized, have
has, ov.,l g cheated to this Commonwealth to wit:
Il, Ua aoue and lot the late residence ofseid o Hara,
.,...i.n. brick dwelling. commencing at point on
y.s. sray runC!as South 81 feet West 80 feet, North
t.s:ws.Ci!y "a feet with small lot in rear
,,a ..',.mu.. = oy - feet.
- one vacu; lo; parts, adjoining the above lot
:, he ,u:l Nos. and S. The nrst No T. ~! feet gu
~; ;.c; t,aai9i TIE West by E T. Jones about
;e...M 4 Jyia. 20 feet aeep Tho sreonl lot No 80
,a m. rear on Market street, II beng on the North
- .ro, Market Stree, bsck l20 feet deep the South
l.. :,n,a No, se. s.::ct, back III icct deep.
Al Ors house AMI lot the East side o: Donors Alley
ron bounded BY frasers LOT ON the North, on the
"a, ~ Harris lo: Oh Ike South by Msrsh's !o:-
;h one no"sc and 10; Slor: Marker esrc"t devised
n ,aa . !a.a ay Mrs. w Iuenae, having b::ck dwell
,o- &c accou Oh tie West side OF Short Market street
81 e., ..on aud running back % feet. with 10 foot
slsy :3lar. ;:,:. - rear 70 Low street
). II. PARKER,
Jaa !6-casw Register Land Cthce.