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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-25
INDIA.

Further telegrsphic advices antcpatory of the In
dian mail have been received from Trieste. The dsts
from Calcutta are to August 9, and from Bombay 10
August Is.
Dude is reported tranquil.
The British are negotiating q treaty with the No.
mund Chiefs on the northwest frontier.
The annual report Of the tr ide Of Calcutta as com
pared with previous years, shows an improvement
Exchange at Calcutta ruled at 2Il}.
At Bombay the import market was dull. Money wW
abundant, and the rate Of exchange was 2Ilt.
sug crop in Mauritius is unprecedentedly large
amounting to one hundred and twenty-five thousssd
tuns The cholera had ceased there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-25
AUSTRALIA.

Melbourne advces of June II, are at Liverpool
The balance Of trade continued In favor Of The colony
Agriculture and domestic manufactures were largely
extending The mines continued productive.
From New-Zealand an encounters is reported between
the Britsh troops and the natives. Eighteen Of tho
latter it is raid were killed.
A large amount Of property at Wellington had been
destroyed by fire.
NcW dscoYeries Of cold and CONNER Mcre renorted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-25
TURKEY
RUSSIA.

Kars was formally restored by the Russians to the
TUT Ks on September ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-25
CHINA.

The latest dates from Hong Kong are to July Sth,
and from Singapore to Augusta.
The Chinese insurgents took possession of Tsnysaag
July g. which brings them close to Somehow, the csp
tai of the Province and outlet of commerce from
from Shsnghse.
An Imperial feet of forty sail is blockaded neH
Nsnkn.
Telegaphic reports ray that the American house d
Wetmore Il Co. had failed; but advces in LONDON
throw doubt on the statement
Tie export of tea amounted to 428, 900 pOupds end
Of silk 4, 100 bales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-25
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES FOR QUITTING

SINGERS SEWING MACHINES FOX QUILTIN"
LNiAcs kcThe great superiority OF Singers Machine. for
Quilting established fact both IN quantity and quan{ OF
b. when the machines worn high velocity We have
lust added speed Of quilting machines They
Complete RVS sIiTcHEs EACH Turn THE DRIvISs
wHEtL No other quilting machines be- except at
comparative lose which will very amount TO more than
the psice OF a ma hine. l. NJ SINGER h Co,
No SO broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-25

FRANCpANNi, an eternal perfume, can be had
GEO L. IN0EK Co.'S Chemists No. 59s Broadway, and at
Thomas 7. GkEESEs. No. 800. Union place Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-25

WIGb! NIGS. WIUs .-O,OOV OF IHUst IrFIsIUIt
RlD WIGS and ToUPEgs at MEpHuRsr Co.'S, No. Maiden
lane made best materials warranted not 70 shrink
change color perfect fit guaranteed Beware Of exava
CANT Bro adv ay prices BRAIDs BANDS CURLs &c. Whole
sale md Re'n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-25

No 762 BROADWAY. Lovers WAHPHNE will
restore Gray Hal. its youthful appearance aud cure badness
Cali aud those who have been and bald and now
perfect heads Of hair when young, by using the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-25

suIvIiOT merits! They It's Tapid aoO fFetdon Tom
cauc the maohess richness Of the bsck and browns i'm
p.rts aud the absolute producing the tint requS
Five only required for the Sold aud sp
oiled Al b. WIG FACTORY, No. Aston House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-25
WIGS - HAm.DYE - WrGs.-- BArcmELoR's

HosTETTER.-For Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Liver
aud lack Of the system nothing
duoea the same effect HosrEIrEK VEGErABLE STOMACH
BirrERs Tho sale /. immense No weak or emsssod per
CO saord neglect them Sold BY all Grocer. Druggists
end Hotels BARNES PARK. Wholesale Agents, Newfo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-25
HERRING,s PATENT CHAMPION FIRE-PR(

HERRING'S PATENT CHAMPION FIRE-PROOP
SAsKsNtb Halls Patent Powder Proof Locks the same that
ec awarded medals the Worlds Fair. London
1881 and Orlds Fair New York 1855 and the only Amer
loan Safes that awarded medals Of the London Worlds
rAr ,,.
The PAenee placed 81 900 in gold In the exhibited at
the Worlds Fair London and invited ali the pick in the
world open the Safe with without the keys and take the
money ~ ! reward for their In senuty.
The subscbes and the only suthor
sed 20 make and sell HEARINGS PATENT CHAMPION SAVE,
nth Halle Patent Powder Proof Locks
s. c. HERRING 4 Co, Green Block
Ma 1856 Isl and i3s " ater-st and No 5Murnyst. NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-25

hHolLOwAYs OINTMENT.-Salt Rheum, ScOr-
butte Eruption and scrou-Nesrly half the human
bear the efficacy Of this wonderful uIucnt In the
cure Of thesc dseases They fail however oas Standing
mr. dr.o<x~,c he mi be.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-08

The National lntelligencer Of yesterday in reply
to a communication from a Southern correspondent,
charging that paper with practising cold neutral.
ity" at time when the Republic is in great danger,
has long and able article explanatory Of its course
the substance Of which is, that it will neither sup
port Mr. Fillmore, Mr.. Buchanan or Mr. Fremont.
but will maintain its present neutral course IL saws
"Adbering still do to the principles we have 90
long and consistently advocated and desing rather re-
organization OF the Wing party than it, absorption In anu
one Of the existing political bodies OF the country we
have hitherto been constrained patiently bide our time
IN the hope that the progress Of would impress
new direction upon the Of popular feeling
/ aud one In which could consistently follow Mean.
while far from having been Indifferent spectators
Of public events nor have remained silent whenever
We thought that the expression Of judgments uni.
Doant AZ they are, demanded by considerations of
duty 10 The country 70 readers to ourselves That
our voice may have sometimes remained unheeded or
even passed unhosrd, may not perhaps be so much our
fault the faul, Of the troubled political atmosphere in
which have spoken
Those who IN the meantime would have had ma depart
from neutrality I've consent 70 call il 'cold
since u prompted by the ervor Of our attachment 70
the Wing istb) have not perhaps carefully considered all
that IL involved in tho eEacton which they demand At
our hands and which 20 them with their and
present ane-, may easy for NJ 70 have con.
ceded IL would be sufficient defence Of the "neUtra.
OF which our correspondent complains say that our
party Tor the first time 10 Presidential canvass has M
candidate. But, supposng the Wing party had been
wholly bloed out IRON the sphere u American poltcs
towards What psy could have been attracted by an
elective affinity which would have made il easy for Ne TO
merge our political identity in that Of smother boiy .
was u The Ds"ocraficf To that party have been an
tagonstc principles Of amental character WHICH
" they DO not all survive IN their pristine yigor are vet
sufficient IN estimation make their admission mat
Yer o' toesuou under protes, rather than Of swift and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-08
Important Political Disclosure.

The New York Times, few days since, published
statement made by Hon. George c. Bates, of Cali
fornia in speech at Detroit on 2sth ult in which
1t was alleged that late, in September 1855 the
tedding nen Of the Democratic party, North and
South, had fred their attention upon Fremont as
their candidate for the Presidency and that over
lures were made TO him with view to his assent To
the nomination, by no less person than Governor
Floyd of Virginia, but the negotiations were finally
broken oil, by reason Of difference Of opinion up
on the Missouri Compromise"
The narrative gives full details of this extraord
nary intrigue, but in Fridays issue of the Times, We
find another paragraph on the same subject, which
says:
"Ws have been requested by of the gentlemen in
VOWED IN the statement OF Mr. Bates say that il wa
entirely incorrect persons and facts The ouIy sub
stance Of truth Ia the statement was that prominent and
influential members Of the Democratic patty were de
rous OF presenting the Of Col Fremont as cand
date Tor the nomination Of the Cincinnati Convention 10
the Presidency and made known their wishes him. aud
that he wa altogether dsncned place himself in
that position, account Of his opinions and feel
ings being opposed those which he anticipated vou
control as they did control the Convention and the nom
nation That such overtufes made there is no cues
ton but through the agency Of the persons who
implicated In the statement Of Mr. Bates"
Tins explanation acquits our Ex-Governor Of any
participation in the negotiation but the statement il
distinctly reiterated that other influential member,
Of the Democratic party did desire to present the
name Of Fremont a candidate for the Presidency
and it was perfectly natural that they should. Wa.
he not like themselves " good Democrat =" son.in
law Of Old Bullion; and o. eD man" after the
Polk and Pierce order-though possessing ratbe,
more national notoriety than either Of these did
when nominatedY And yet a party whose leader,
would have taken Fremont as their Presidential can
didate " they could, and now enjoy the active Co
operation OF Van Buren, the Predeces'or Of Fremont
as the Free Soil nominee, presents itself beior,
the south as the only party whose ascendanoy woulc
ensure the protection Of Southern rights How
long will southerners continue to be guled by Dem
oorutic professions.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-08
The Massachusetts, whig Convention

The Boston Courier describes this assembly as
zone Of the most full, patriotic and unanimous Con.
ventions Of the Wing party Of Massachusetts, which
has ever assembled in that State" The meeting
says the Courier, was composed Of sterling indomt
able "unseduced'' Wings, and was composed Of such
material as made up the palm Of the Wing party IN
former years II had, upon lis seats, youngmen and
old men,-ssges statesmen aud workers in the cause
II there were men there who believed that the WING
party in Massachusetts, was not still live party
strong in its character its influence and also in ts
numbers, they came 10 the Wing Convention To or.
perience . mistake"
Tbe"scabby sheep" Of this Wing "aock"-tbere i,
acknowledged to be one in soerv "fod"-introduced
resolution declaring in terms that President Of tn.
United States ought TO be opposed 10 the further en-
tension Of slavery, but the proposition was mega
f'sed as it should have BEEN by nearly URaniaou
eOfe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-08

eager acceptance was Il the Apssredaf We could
never approve the agencies and 30 far can learu
them the objects Of that Order. Which, besides. vas
not tho more commended to regard by the par, IL
played In breaking down the Wing party. Wa t then
the Rrpseiiedsf Surely, with known sntagonsm 10
al sectional ss..Sn We cannot Dc presumed TO regard
seusous the seeds Of which sought destroy when
first they by the Democratic party t~o
years sgo In nne, whichever way we turn. We find In
each and all OF these organizations that repues
than attracts"
In conclusion, the Intelligencer SAYS:
ITO the respective supporters OF the several esndi-
dates may seem easy thing to condemn cminal
apathy" the absence Of that Enthusiasm which them
with their preposessons Is only natural and spontane-
feeling Yet amid diversity Of public sentiment so
great that indicated by the contentious and rvashps
o three great parties, differing essentially from each 9TH
in constitution agencies and objects and each warning
against the other two by whose opposing principles tho
prevalence OF its own placed in jeopardy il would seem
not unreasonable TO expect that we. well Others
might be pardoned for standing somewh hat aloof from
them ALL and that too, by the zeaous partisan
OF any, who can arrive at the conclusion that he alone u
are in the wrong"
We regret the course the Integcncer has concu-
ded to pursue, beosuse think that notwithstand-
ing Mr.. Fillmore y the nominee Of the America,
party, (he objection the Inelligencer urges) yet he
entertains the opinions in relation to the sys-
TEN Of general government that he did when Presi-
dent; which opinions were then, and are now, fully
sustained by that paper and the Wing party. He
has already been endorsed by the Wings Of many
Of the States and will, most probably, receive the
nomination, certainly the endorsement Of the whig
Convention, which meets in Baltimore on the 18th
inst Entertaining its present views, the Intelligent
Ger cannot support Mr. Buchanan. 1t deplores the
existence of the Republican party, and ioiu not sup
port its leader because, sin addition to his sectional
leanings he is q Democrat in general politics and
without that experience in public affairs which az
fords guarantee Of his administrative talents
Looking at the subject in the light the Inteigencer
presents it. cannot why, in justice to its own
course and for the sake of the Wing party, whose
principles it desires much to see predominant
for the sake OF harmony and peace for the sake of
aaying sectional strife, and bringing about good
feeling between the North aud South it cannot sup
port Mr.. fmore-the man who most nearly coin
cides with its own opinions, and who, in our judy
ment, if elected, will bring pence and prosperity
again to beloved country, and make united
and happy people--Alerandria Gazette, 9th.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-08
DOM EROIAL.
hoNErARv ANp oonxrlctAi..

~ osr,cs y wsis. ssv. g lisa
The Nsu Yo~s Times sans up the future prospects Of
brsadstuGs, . tcnows:
s & :as : .ss y S1:,
as,,. r.sesrss to evssae.ns .hassh
S sss. Ss @ II; ,s b =:
.sssss AIR i .s' S SsSS :a:,
.sIss d. % - s..,sss s,.s
E:.e. and ss :sI p .ssSs'
TINS S Sss ns uS ss b .
:ns.s:I s'; q:
potato ss:. sas a ,ss i is
made ,oo;e y u,spo. la%r.. eosSrr. To India"
to 4. british ports A. ss ,os The es,s.'s .ssP,
ne uSos, Importance during n. Ih Of is.I and since
sr,, q r.. Si INJURY q sa me- pS. TOR
further DISEASE The Sh.ass.
sIsms prs.sa advance on iaalsn corn s s @s
;Spp;ed sS so@ps.y
and ...sy: III, .i.rF, esis freight .fss
| railway When prices vsii up" -
correspondent Of the London Times Of the 2sd ul,
has uAvsrsd a. the vine districts Franc. Germany
ne says that The vine disease has The year.
hat the vintage very small
In ths gaPeres surrounding Bordeaux
severe Tor two or three years. aud consequently there bu, little
vne and the prices Of all the
moay But the viue itself r-gnns natural health
Bordeaux to Toulouse continuation hills plains
healthy looking vines ess aud less for
The former towns aud the
ing Toulouse Into the dsirc pes.ess
climate aud coll nowhere In The world surpassed
here been virulen, aud
prizes high, and this viii be any better
- TO the decay Of the itself adds.
Proceeding onvard Montpelier Avisnou same
y and abundance themselves Ascending Rhone
variety . ON ressr into ~. nSs, sas
h.. been bad frsassoa; country nom D.
on In burgundy. to hanhm Rhine. pro
way districts have also escaped .hs s
sSs nv. IL
The P.a,n.,e the vines heavily laden
ss % :. eS sss
only for immediate and
consumption diminshng This state Of
onnd.ui srea, M may be for u
prices. and sSss therefor, ss NJ. o'r sso.
.i not be diminished BY the knowledge the falling
tion further melted BY scarcity and high pricrs"
The accounts relative 10 the Grape crop In Southern
Europe continue adves. average yield leading house
London, and well informed reable
18th ult. saying:
Portugal quantity aihonrh IL /, too
early form decisive opinion quality Lisbon es
write they vingc Intelligent friend Of
our. Who has been all the vine the
can judge that there be pipes export
good yea, ought to sye about 100000 Pipes consequently
are sini advancing there"
The New York Commercial List in its review Of the
Sugar market says:
THE continued accumulation Of our stock which, a. taken la
here hs. tended to the dspren noticed for o
prices again rresied that for rsSe
my are nov one cent and for all other grades fully = Of
however that the trade and renne hold much smaller
a, oss % The same features. viz large excess Of
hands exist In all the ports OF the Atlantic quantity
accounts from the be
fore aud the decline noticed above attributable
Cuba and the enhancement Of the stock which induces
weakness the Of holders and desire
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-08
TIE WAR IN KANsAs

Further accounts Of the affair at Ossawattonie recev.
ed by telegraph from st. Louis say that there we're but
two hundred men on each side The aboitioniss fred
fret which the Southernes returned and then charged
killing Mr. Brown and bs son aud some thirty others
The sbouonists attempted 10 swim the river In their re-.
treat, and number drowned.
Mr.. Brown published Of the Herald Of Freedom
Private advces received At 81 Louis Say that every free
State bad been driven from Leavcn worth ~ the point
OF the bayonet all their property haviag been destroyed
or conhscated.
NJ. Phillips the correspondent Of the New York Tribune
and his brother are among The killed Their property
was also burnt II u said that Phillips hrcd from he house
and killed the pro slavery men.
The following despatch comes from Chicago under date
ofSept .:
Advices from Kansas via Nebraska report the Iowa road
cOsed by band Of armed MissouiaDs under the command
Of Gen. Richardson. party OF so cfngrauts near Ne.
braka city had been prevented from entering Kansas and
were expected TO force their psssage In few days.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-08
PRIVATE OFFERINGS OF REAL rsrArE


Brick dwelling at nneesie with II ataehedspad
ehar 10 vicinity Of
town Advd by Francis Anderson. Ossb
farm OF oO ceared ~ miles from Lypehburg
dered BY the canal has eommodous Dwelling Advd
by rhcs H. Scott ttsSl
farm In Buckingham county called Apple H containing
ss acres hsifeeared. Advd by selah Hoibrook (tissl
The union Hot- Ciafksvir
and Of Iek adjoining
See advt Of fineh Boyd (t26s)
ham county, ~ miles from the Advd NJ HArrs
tr29sl
In King william county, containing between and 900
81 miles from Richmond. Advd by q. q A. Osus)
f.rn OF 300 With barn. Williamsburg Advd
by J. seyner UStSO
Ten thousand land In
country whlg Of II. NJ. Price, AE'. ltitol
plantation lying James Povhatan
Ing tS with dwrns and various buildings Advd
Wilson w1nfree (tibO)
Farm OF $40 Povhatan county cling, etc.
on (tf)
The White sulphur Springs Greenber county See sdv,
The farm called "Sssfod,"
Of which $50 arabic, Cf)
Plantation In oolsnd 2s miles Richmond called
Mount Bernard" containing ISh (u)
James river
VILE, containing 66o
estate containing Nottoway eoun
ties 20 niles nom Richmond. Advertised by L. Masters
YARN $40 half cleared 10 Charles -
from Richmond tf)
The Prospect I In Orange co.. on the Kappa
10 market (tf)
Valuable property-iae "Talaferro mills Rocke.-.
"pportun ~ for sdv't Of A. lfl
Two tracts In Halifax Glover Station r.
Rone OF oV the other containing 1855 80 eulva
ton, with dwelling. See sdvr Of VIM H. wooon.
Tract OF about 200 PylvAnla county,
the Richmond and DAnvle r. r, with dwelling
Advd by VIM. Risen. (tfl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-08
Auurios sALr Aptrrtisrp m fnr waro


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sss. IN: Of =. e.: q Il -' Ts.: s s ''
.ss .. ~ q .S s % n Ia
10 "a q.
day. dssinss In Richmond ON Franklin g. b..
.en s aud ss srssss containing occupied ~
ls s.% q Is, s s..rs ssss,s. so',
s. s:: : :. o.; s nj. r. n :s:s '-
ish.s.s Of 20 or % slaves Cneiadns bseIsh
:ss I'd, I. s,..
Also. ,r.s. IN s,st1sh.% s.lsd Baa. containing
.ohA tract q SIS .er,., in ps.h.an called
- sa S:sssn Ses nd u: .sss Is 10.
'Osa a, aid Depot, =, y n Terms 'ssrsL
a % n: n:ss,'I ,..' n y county
til. s.a. IN Psises oso,ss soa1y s:nsS ssn,sua.
sit cleared; Hands. .dionns
s' .ps:s I,ss: ..' q
nile. iro Ressaad on The csassi Rao.i ssa.loiss $50
Psia one .s.s iss spps:s sssy rs7,-a
hoenn.oas. ..s Of no q Green springs laud
sam. y Tho: 9: c.;s:s S;ss,...
% To- r. ss "a s.s e four s o: S
n me estate = Known lying Green
'ss5,as e. .S1sS !, NED I.yis;' COM:
ss,"s etc: ss si: :: i. c.s Ss
:,
.ss on &: s SS ne ' Also Ave
day. s.s. Of $50 Doe .ood ed H.sov.r
sSLA ,% ?, o, ,e,,' .s; s..rsl Madison mia
s.: .S,S and '-i' privately
~ s:s s:s ssIsy .. :. :Ss
i.sa 10 S s: CO.,
,, a. Of g, s an.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-08
Iloy,s, YOUTHS AND CHILDnEs,s DRESS

- BoorsPrssl nm suppyThs ne
tsnon 81 HE
msnt d Boys and youths Boots sch be o. hs
order b. The manufacturer Being determined Essp
te Oeu 81 goofs, for otbers r
ind 10 i-r establishment oeE door
bos the dry Breeder they
general sssoen Of Boots Shoes of
ani ~ pricess satisfactory possible
b. n FRANKLIN. Nanufsctsrsr
aud d-sieT Roots Shoes,
rrunts, &C., a., No avs
80 Broad street, sboctoe Hin.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-08

We learn that the friends Of Fillmore and Donel-
son. intend raising magnificent pole 10 feet high,
on the HUI az the foot Of Main street Full particu-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-08
The Whig National Convention

lars to the time and speakers on the OCCASION will
be announced in few DAYS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-08

GOuP rruEENs.-Bri Britannia Soup Turecns Sour Ladies
- Oyster Chadng Dishes Beefeak d. Hsh snd vegtabe
vsry lo~ prices TO Close on, The BY zIHMkRNAN
- 1853 Main, corner iath street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-08
(tUILDHENs " OaHOCCO AND oOAT rsTIcK

~ SOLID LaCED BOOrsT received per steamer RIsh.
noud oun Padephia, hne fchudrens
and Goat Lasd Boots Aso ianey Morocco snd Italian Clou
0aers, % NE at and approved styles.
Ne aie. fan eoors, and ey baatfsi for
quality Dp
sd NJ, Qts ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-08

Col Jesse James sciive and highly esteemed mer.
chant Of Chattanooga died suddenly in tina, city on the
,Nth ult A. mark Of respect to his semory the bust
ness houses Of the city closed the day Of his fu
neral.