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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-19

NEW GoODS-For Fancy Goats, very. desirable
~ goods for genteel business garments at =
mch7 d3taw6w2m ILLUSIONS, $50 Main st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-19

1000 bills in vhoes aud halves, of all grades selling
at prices To suit cuitomeTs
Please call before purchasing, at
VIZ. DEXTER CO.'S,
mch1i dtf. No. S07 Main street.
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We would respectfully inform the ladies Of Worcester
and vicinity that we have purchased the entire stock Of
VIM Locke &c Co., No. Lincoln House Block, Main st.,
Worcester at an immense discount from frst cost and
have added 10 Il ahont 40 mn un.tb 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-07
nI,rt.pN nE WALkEk'S MEN.

The United S,at.s s.en,n irsa'e Roanoke which
arrived ut New York on Tuesday last rom ASp'"wah'
brou.h, home upwards of two hundred o' "eh' WA
kor,s ,,,s N;arnpuan army We give below their
aamcs:
Aw Marsh. TT Bins. j G'f W Holden
C. Green. b II Wilbers. Chas Ca'np.r, W Bnmsn;
X Williams, C. Syple. Il Someis, l. feiX' IL Dur
mushs, n & Cavana, Il CASTOR, Joiin boswell,
Henry Grey George Saud-is. Charles "To,,rr; JOHN
'',o'' s5at,s + {; Vanover NJ X Warwick, w Is
rIn,.,n Charles Jones, j Baker, John Cooper, j 4
t;rai,hn,, Nat Mi!l- Robert Lynn, ) IL WInT"' IL
S;Is i ! Reese. Thomas Howard, William kuSsel'
George Lsin. art, Jas w CoYk!,n, john JACOB Mm
W.,,,rr I:cgius. Henry Badey Geo SULLIVAN, Ed
psuneII R;cI'd II Kearney. WIN Allen. Henry Adams
Edward Ryan, Thos Fi'zrarlrk L Sinith' Chas
Gerald, p Massoli, Basket, NJ Colbert
Muula1lner VIM Schalfer, WIN henIricks' pa S..
LANES Johnson, G Esinhart, NJ l. Iruesdel
Wnnye. p Coleman. & w Jordan. Frederick MacheI
4 p Drshicll, Lou, D-sheld, james IL Levey, ~
Hives. Edward McCabe, John Duckwnod " NC
Kesson, Orlando Ellis james IS seely; Is LHa,ain'
N * Lyons, X Cra,ub", james Dou!herty' Aired
Csn,r.iI, Daniel Siralsburg, & l. Wilson, john
uayes McI,ees, Alex Gillrn, w l. Randall; WIN
Strph.:,s, Samuel Moore. JOHN Karn, Charles Hagan.
James Edgar j Drinkhuuse, James Il Pagan l.
G. Hart, VIM Coul, Thomas Stewart. j Is Green;
j Y McKueeb, NJ Pitts, a tlehattsd, Is Bancroft.
b Waller, u ID Steel |! Mckay VIM Parish. CRY;
fin, Il n Payne, d w Gallup, . c Keith; y
Bell, + W Jones. j A Mcclure, G w Hamilton,
George Howard, Mark Smith, John Grover, Mutton N
Rogers ii Samain, Casper Siosinser, John Carson
c Higgins Henry James, John Dsnman, y y
Clarke, Thos Winters, NJ Steptoe, Jas Moore, > NJ
Wellington, Ro March, Hampton Miller, WaS
staff III Louis ' Whiting, Henry Whiting " Dake'
Wm LEVEL, Il Hartman, J a Cooper, Worlfer'
N Castle Cnas La Bias, Jas Craig. ritT. J"hn
L." + i Archibald, y Brown. WIN Jones, Henry &
l Bs, 4 + ieckel, John Lag" Lysander gohuson F
" Peters, John Ryan Eyseil Hamilton, w Parks,
j f Musgrove, w Z Grant: j Z Campbell, l. Pc
band. james Fitzpatrick, Frederick levouse, Jas A
Camvbell, Geo Western. John X Giles. Robt McGill,
II Tricon, NJ Chene, William Higgins, D G Forrest,
Henry Pollard + Il Sanone, Nicholl. w Is Wood.
sou, Jas Mcise, JOa Miller, Julius Sllnker, Hecht,
= IIascv, l. II Omsiead, VIM Holl, T B4rtelson,
Rarf Richardson, WIN Roberta, Mirhss Dowl, Rich.
ard Hill, W L Parks, WIN Kobbe, + ID Nellis.
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MORE OF MRS. CUNNlNGHAM.-WHA
NEXT,

NEXT,
New York city is stage upon which are enacted
sceuee in TRUTH more horrible than those of fiction
1t would have seemed some time ago, that the most
damning depths Of nfamy and crime had been f.
thoned there But With allits long and varied caa-
iosue OF robbeles aud murders, in their thousand
modes aud forms there has at last TRANSFERRED act
otiuiquy which considered as sequel of the tragedy
to which it properly beiougss perhaps unsurpassed in
tue annals OF human deprapiy. The papers of that
city come to us with extended aud minute accounts Of
the arrest Of the notorious Mrs. Cunningham, on the
charge Of attempting to impose upon the public the
child Of another woman her own offspring. aud
the legitimate heir of the ato Doctor Burdell,
for whose murder sLe was but few months ago tried
and acquitted 1t seems, that for some time past she
has pretended 10 be in that Interesting condition, in
which her Royal Majesty, the good Queen OF En-.
land, so frequently rtjoces. Bat more recently,
growing impatient, perhaps for the Accomplishment
OF her purpose the production Of an heir to ths es
tate of the murdered denst-she csndidly confessed
the talsl:y OF her professions to her attendant phya'
cian and solicited his aid in completing the ruse he
consented but for the purpose of convictng the base
creature Of the crme which che contemplated. The
plot Was concocted the arrangements we're made, and
Mrs. Cunningham was caught in her own trap She
represented to have played the part to perfection
a newborn babe was borrowed from its mother at
the Bellevue Hospital, physicians were in attendance
and Mrs. Cunninghatn's occouchcmtat would have
been believed natural and true but for the fact tina,
she was watched, aud betrayed, aud arrested She
couidsd her criminal Intention to DR.. Uh. spi he
very properly allowed her 10 wears the web Of her
own destruction. such is outline OF tho principal
features of this infamous atfar. We refrain ftum
nnhlicafinn of the tsy usting "details.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-07
Irrrioy n-r--ay--GurAr DEMOCRATIC VIC

TONY ~ kENTUChf
The returns from Missouri come III s!'w!:;' i''
yo,, Tim, far i. n reduced one. No doubt Is eh'c'
,,;,., -, ,, Charlton OF Col Stewart tie pem"c'"'''
onnn,.,. G.rrovernor, by Il large majority.
The editor Of The Washington noh Is INV
To Tie poI,,pness of Mr. llnlde'rn, the editor u
Louisville Courier, for The following despatch
-I,orI.vIILr An. We have elected e'Sn' w., I"H
or.asmen certainly and probably nine Have ne,r
e.. ,ns;nr;ty in the legislature and have elected our
State treasurer by more than ten Thousand
This is indeed tsays the Union, most s'''"H
news. Democratic !, gi.ln,ure--e probable gain nj
four Democrats in the congressional de.ees;'on-ano
Democratic majority Of ten t'ors 'nu Oh ,' f"'"
vote u! tbs State. Al honor TO the ho"e ne'''e"
Democracy Of kentucky aud thcl' gas"' u'l''s' '"e
lIln linz ,rl,i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-07
rI,LADE.-HIA MAKKrrs Au.u.,l

Their" Is rather more inquiry i."s.. gro nd Flour fo
'hipnm bnt old stock Is neglected. nln- Of Oh btfcs
w lhomh-' and other good brands ;Iadc rron nryg
Whrn, ~ : - per barrel 800 bnrr. Brandy win. do ut
81 100 hbs sound ODD stock NJ - 80" -. and some ue
miilincs nj = 80 Rye Flour !, Iu--a small snl. a,
81 go, which decline of ,. Corn Men is held
nrmy-sacs .. 300 barrels Pennsylvania ut 81 per bi
GRAlN-Th, demand tor Whcni continue. limited l,,
Pr..es wnci anged Sales Of 40 bushels nys r. d y,
- tisl IL. per .--hG., as-n let OF prime oil 10 ~ 81 u
and 900 Bushels white ute iGal 3d. HE yh, n
lowest n-;rr. 90 bushels RE br0n M H., ri Corn
IL bette: demand, aud about tOJu b.,r. sci 90. s:,.
s,lL J aud 80 bushels! in store -, CT. O,r.
dull and prices dropping bushels damp sold
III !? Cts and somr prime QUALITY NJ T. CO hu.h.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-07
DEATH OF EY SECRETARY DoBBIN

Intelligence was received here yesterday lha, tbs
Hon. James G. Dobbin, Secretary Of tbs Navy I'M
der President percss administration, died Tuesday
at his residence, near Fayetteville, North Carolias-
MIR. Dobbins health had been failing for some Years
aud more recently had become exceedingly delicate.
His death, though not unexpected, ~l be gress!y re-
greted his amiabls character having greatly epssar
I'd hun to circle of friends extending throughout
the Onion whilst bis able administration Of the Navy
Department had secured hun national fame.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-07
oonn! I, S 80: Sale or VALUABLE

lt''"b is'I j. ''HSN''lI !, ".
vHtGr Vt decree Di the C!ruir Cuug, OF Uraasa
- equity made Al The Stay trrin 1884, in the Of
k"'iy, guardian w. nelly. &c, the undersigned Commit
sinrr- vi sell ~ puD.c auction on the prcm.es o.
rRlDAi the BET day 0t Juiy $50 the Trac of Land
when thhrI" g. laia.crrO resided ut the time OF ii,
death situated IN Grunge county on the Rapd Ann
about three miles below the Rapid Ann station OF
.::E,.ps I'D f'".and- rri!-ord cuothiny ~ s"rr;
Ih'- Lam .soi thI tcg Gun.,ry of L.. ! d b.ua. .
"f"h-" Lhd "y P."irr cli. alton be made one Il
NOS ir-'rH5. iHrtng u! the county IL la. Oh II r.icir
supply 81 ',nb"r, and Dwelling iirus. large rnou, IT,
wall nmiy
ihhM' or SAILS" much cash IA will l"i,ay the cot.
o sur ana EXPENSES 81 -a": and the bthncr ia bnr
'i"h !n';Hi''nt' upon credit Of |, aud year,. viii
'n'f''' rom IN" day 81 sa-ihc intcrct,o BE- paid
AZ - So "' b" In" bonds OF In" uichasct NJ.
-'" s''"''! Ehi tie .r..GIa. - lr.hi tli Cni
80" pu fhn-" money Is upi
join e.. GREEN i,o.ainls.ia.
. JAMES W. GREFS,) e..
70" fnS'.MtNl.-1'hr rbGG. ne is po.tacl,d
G'i! III kSbhi, ihr .diI ,ay Of August I-i, II Ia. %
not, nn''' III" Irst tar day thereafter
joins G. GREEN
JAMES ". GREEN
w. -''IT II..s .lD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-07

A NUT FOR WHiSkEf DEINfERS. The
crops OF Harrison county this year, unIeso CT Short
will he very great. We will have to hau! 10 the DE
pots on the rail road, which runs through the middle
OF the county, :'DO,0G0 bushels Of wheat 100 iIIIn
busels of rye, and 80, 900 bushels Of barley Thou
sand- uroL thousands Of barrels of corn NUT ho
hauled 10 the Devils ,,ass, there 10 make goo! Old
Bourbon, notwithstanding Il ia r.ial- in Harrison,
snd you will but drink this good old ,ourEor, made
IN Harrison by the lIarrsonltes, with their improve
nents Of logwood arsenic, cockroaches, and mn'a'
.e- it will eat up your bowels e-s time than Solo
mon built the temple Cyath'apa NY NorS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-07
LATEST BIZ TELEGRAPH.
Teiegraphed for the Richmond Enqut-er.
MORE EXCITEMENT IN KANSAS

LEAvrSwoRrH, Aug 3-Intense excitement prs
walls in kan-a City, grow ing out Of the robbery and
murder of Mr.. Stevens OIL Friday last, aud the subs
quent discovery of al organized band Of murdrrer.
Two usn, named Barnes aud Quarles, have been
hung. Barnes made confession implicsting -svsral
respectable citizens a. confsd-rates Of the hand
ST. LOUIS, Auy. 6-Adyices from LeavrnwortE
of Angus, Sd. Say thar Woods and knowIton com
p.nons of those hung on Friday. were being tried ty
the iu iges and vigHnc. committees. Tn. p-opl.
were intensely excited aud expressed DISCRIMINATING
to lynch the prisoners at all hazards. judge Lecomp'e
aud Gov. Walker addressed the populace, but isile:
70 pa ifY them
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-07
''And remain, very respectfully, DC,
GARLAND HuRr. Indian Age.i, Utah.
"uon. j. V. Denver, Com'r, Washington"
TUE ENGLISH CURE FOR MORMONISM.-
liz. Manchester Gaardiau relates the following Incl

THE ENGLISH CURE FOR MORMONISM.-
Tie Manchester Guardian relates the following Incl
dent:
On SUn,!sy week. il accordance with 8 previous
anu upcemant hy sns bills, about niue Mormon
Elders, from t:=ceut psrts OF the country, To
Rochisle Tor the purpose u: holding three open.Gr
services On Cronkeyshaw. The opponents OF Nor.
mon;s,a the aie:t. ) cart wG' 5rougb; upon
tho ground for tine convenience Of the Mormon FL
ders when 3 wagon was placed by the side of j; for
the convenience OF Mr.. Hswthornwaite, OF Manehes.
ter vhu hss published little book on Mormonisnl,
aud Intended TO expose The Mormon proceedings. The
Mormons moved their cart, when the wagon was
moved close to il. One Of the Mormons began to
manifest symptoms Of uueasness got out Of the cart
and ran off. The people chased him, caugh: hi;n in
Whitworth road, brought him beck, and placed him
in the cart aud compelled the whole lot TO listen 10
Mr.. Hrwthornhwaite's exposition Of the abomins
tons OF Mormorism. During the proceedings the
people became excited, and demonstrated their ab.
horrence OF Nor nousm by blows and kicks, and one
or Two gentlemen. who were mistaken for Mormons,
we're handled rather roughly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-07

The receipts ui Beet cattle have hlnut itU ..,,
Tn" quality or The offerings wn- on III" who.. ,,n"t
poor PRICE, ruled from $40 To ST. Tor inferior prime
Ia The srcnter part U the offerings from near
counties the State. and nbout 900 bend from Ohio and
Virginia Many OF the cattle OF such poor u,Iy that
nc weeks they hhd to be driven back n,ni,,
the county lis 80 b. ko, ii III. will IN SOM. r.,.
sure cheek thu folly Of bringing soss aa' 10 s and
yi..rluc them Tor bu:oheri.l
SHEEP AND LAMBS The drmani con!nur. ur.r..ua.
~ active ard the supply has somewhat la"a on Sai--
~ .O0. MI offered this week sra iSr Ia: sheep
and S2nSa for stock. Lamb, sell sra :: ~ quill
-, and
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July ~, 1857

IMMENSE LOSS OF LIFE On THE FISH
ERIES.
BosTOS, Aug. Collaboration has Just been re.
ceived here that on the e2j of July gale occurred
on the north shure of ST. Johns, accompanied by
great loss uf life. Sixty boats supposed to have
been lost. Fifty dead bodies have been picked up
1t is calculated that there were 2Ul boats employed
in fishing. Many more disasters are fearei oae
buudred and thirty American fishermen had put lrIo
port at Prince Edwards Island for shelter, and q
number of bshug bcs;s have dri-d ashore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-07
ifio,r nc New York Eren:ns po.s AuTa''' T.

An adjourned meeting on the Fifth and Eighth
wards, called with reference to Mr.. Van Llew's cup:
posed murder, held last night at the Fifth Ward
Hotel. The committee appointed at the previous
meeting reported through Samuel W. Parks, their
chairman, IN favor sf the organization of Committee
to assist in the detection and punishment OF crime,
and to this end pledgiug themselves 10 act in concert
with the police and city government. The report was
adopted, and a COMMITTEES appoined to enrol named.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-07
DER EnELIGN KEI ATIONS.

WAsHINGTus, August a.-Greet Eritain has not
set replied TO the communication Of tine State isaRrt
ment written several months ago, relative 10 Central
American affairs, in connection with the rejected
treaty.
There is no question between this and sny other
country ,bich does not promise quiet and sasiac
tory adjustment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-07
SftrsB(HI,.

NER TURNER moLT-~ia-Tak" motto. TIN, b.
AFA proceed. on tar iu DAY ut :, picInb.r !-I. b"
tween he hours al O'Clock tho morning end Unset
maj day ~ III" Office ~ Nr Julu Manu. Nntnry Pubic p
HE Town al Petersburg. IN 'br state Vir. mia
me dispositions "' Wiiir Pillow and -. I, min + PIgs
ami other Witnesses t. be- read IN ,ance IN a cert,
s'i, "oE Ed. d thu tIrsu Coat OF Amelia ,Ougty D.
10" SAID S!". "a Which, a. hd0nistrhtOI and irl-'er
!hHaL"n L. - CLAIR. drC"r-r the pisintiu and s..
""i others Ia" dunaani- mad IT, iroi., anr c,u,e g.
t'Rliig "i tue sJi Gcpus,ioIe should
on thrt day. or hcin. commenced should no, be cog
pc'sd the sam" vii! b" continued from lay to iay >,
tween the sam. hour- o: each day and nj the s.r. us
until the -"id deposition, completed
TliOS T. GILES. Adrnor and
Aup .-C:yiyg l,,-,.,. -, IIs ~, ~,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-07
RUMOliS.

New YORK, Aug. 6.-Thc Times says that rumo;
i. current in this city that The British agents ars qu
.alyrngasad in enlisng soi!isrs in this country 10,
th- English army in India.
A Washington correspondent of the same pape,
says thar there seems 10 be probability that Ar.
rangam.ns are making for the settlement "f the Cen
trial American question, between England and oar
government aud that Secretary Cass and Lord
Napier have frequent interviews on tho subject.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-07

rT YsfNrfn<- ~ ~ ,pINTl

ELECTION IN ALABAMA.
AUGUSTA, Aug. 5.-James f. Dowdell, Dem, is
elected TO Congress 10 Alabama, Montgomery district,
by lOO majority; and A. B. Moore, Dem, is elected
govesnor-no opposition.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-07
FIFTY DULLARs RENYARD

RASAWaf rom my hou'r, on the ltn If July. ny
~ hrgro 'hhh MOSES liz !: - ye1rs Il age il about
tive feet 10 inches high is mula,,o hiss bushy head nj
hair mas gruin countenance is trim made broad hat
speech and . no; very quick spenk; when he left he
hhn or ceck su:t OF cties an plcAiei bosom shirt
and weed shoes nnd straw hat We Lcucht him in Rich
tnoid some orr weeks H. said hc wa. .uis.d in
Warren county va. have doubt he is aiming to get
belonged to- there no doubt but he would sy that be ia
tree. The above reward will be paid for his delivery
confinement putting hin in Jail 20 that get him ssie
and sound Our post Office is Pleasant Grove and Rebo.
BATH Luenburs vs.. jos. i. DAVIS and
aug '-cn WA 7. DAVIS
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DIED.

DIED on The III :l. II The ~ august tho residence OF
arr husband in D"vo county. n. G. Mrs /. l.. HAIRS.
TON. wife OF Peter '" iairston Esd. and da grf OF
the late Hon Archibald Stuart ni Virginia, ia thr :.'h
ycar of her age.
~ DanvilIc and wy,he,iIis papers please copy.
Drvp. Witty in the county Of Chesterfield on thr
ni.r.t o; The 4th of August. JANE LYLE FRENCH.
daughter of Helen ard Col :. Rssss French. III th" l
year OF her age aha became sick with II fever
on the st dry Of July which continued until its fatal con
cu=;on md borne by her during its lcmg a hnF2s
inc mcckly md subn-svely Literally endowed
by nature with her choicest blessings OF mind and body
shc the charm and dcch. OF the domestic circl"
Her active ntcec; docile temper, and pous nrnnt!"n
endowed her warmly every nssocalc Nay we not ~
d. &c tic hope that such angelic purity is npy removed
from! Tie rough collision OF this word, to ii. NOR" appro
priat" sphere and on.enis associations in Heaven.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-07
THE COST OF INDIA TO GREAT BRITAIN, -ESoR

THE COST OF INDIA TO GREAT BRITAIN, -ESoR
Sous BALANCE OF TRADE AGAINST fNEt.aNn
ihay rcvca! sor.a: INES becomes appalling. How
much noble blood has IircGIy owed 10 G?pcass The
demon vengeance md wrath lhct seems 40 lave poe:
s.ssed snns OF the best native troops in lif-L india.
the daily arrivals in Eaglaud from that quarter vi tie
globe too truly aunoluc- Tho untleiy end Of the
Honorable Col. Fnnls at Meerut, tbs only brother at
l!I- Lord Mayor of London. changed the gay anl
splendid decorations of the prInceIy mansion Of tina;
finctunqry, designed I" give eriT 10 his grand enter
tainUs1t On the 10 July, into the snd einbein' of
grief ana dolL esc alihcOn. la this Bengal liurka.
ru of Mny 18Th We find the revolving details nj the
muiiay III Meerut and list CT The murdered nclud.
ing men, women, aud children.
This penalty, fearful and revolving Is 1t mas coon,
and may probably continue 10 or. u, least until pow.
crful renDrc.n .nts arrive from Great Britain, Is not
the Only cost which thu East India Possessions entail
upon England. Her rrensur. il poured ont almost ns
prUfraey her best blood During the iir. six months
Of ths yeEr up &c Jcnr 10Y there we're exported from
the single port CT South hampton To British India, in
silver coin, the eDOrnnIs sun OF s>' lilo, while,
to NEE. the balance Of trade in ttv"r rf China. the
amuun. Of silver exported from tn. same port curing
the same period 10 Chnese ports was alJSLIj'O. The
aggregate Of these Gums eNca.ds by $!O,OuOViW the
amount exported to the ,st Indies and ChiEH during
the fret six months Of 1856. Thus the Chtae-- war
and the mu,iny in ;he Est luiies will pray. sasu.
l..y disastrous 10 the British treasury Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-07

MuuSI HrRSoS.--We understand that one more
Of the Masonic Lodges Of this city have originated
Man for the purchase of Mount Vernon, which, il IN
kan hold of in earnest 10y the ''brO:hers Of the mystic
tie' throughout the Union, cannot tail oi succrss.-
The plan proposed ia Ia get the subordinate Lodges
10 contribute 81 for each member. The price asked
for IN. Meant Vernon estate is :2)ODOO, and the Ma
sonic statistics show that the order numbers three
hundred thousand so that il all the Lodges in the
Union accele 10 Tie proposition aud the probability
il that they wi-he purchase oi Mount Vernon
may be- looked upon liked fact. But The sugges
tor. rs given cnt, does not stop here. When the
land which contains the last mortal remains ut IN"
inmorta! Washington il possessed by the MH-"ns
thew propose to present il In the State OF Virginia
only resrrvng to their order the right to meet around
In. tomb of their deceased brother once every year
Ia celebrate hi. imusr 'habe deeds aud to keep alive
hi. great name. We have strong faith IN this pa
trioic plan for the purchase OF Mount Vernon, know
in, ~ We d. that The order from which IT emana'cs
are ever relIy for good deeds, aud never look back
when they put their hands 10 the plough. Let every
true Mason feel that The TOMB OF WasHIN"roN eau
only br preserved from decay by his efforts ana but
few short months will roll by it will be- the pro
perty OF that State which gave him birth, and 10
whose keeping alone hs ashes should be entrusted
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-07

FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
W,sEISGTuS, Aug G.--Mr. Dodge, Minister L,
Spain il nnw here. The different Departments OF thu
Government will ali hs closed to morrow in respec,
to the memory Of ex.Serre,sry Dobbn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-07
THE INDIAN DIFFICULTIES IN MINNESOTA

The Indisn Lilicutiea III IinEesota, r6a, nd mp
pretended have Ven rise 10 VARIOUS a'.'!inG r.
ports mnfy Of them greatly exaggerated and others
we are disposed To believe without any foundation
in truth As soon intelligence reached tile city
of the hostile attitude assumed by the Sioux, The
Secretary Of tbs Interior, in con junction with the
Secretary ui War, adopted the most prolnp. and
what iS loved be the most efficient measures 10
pru,c:; III. iret;r;c; portions OF the Territory aud
iu reduce the Indians 10 Obedience 10 the laws of the
United States. In less t.an ee.: after the recrip;
OF the ueg. advising the government Lat ali Indian
outbreak o; most alarming character WAS anticipated
nv the frontier inhabitants 81 Minnesota, one thou
sand euar troops in the field fn rChtc or the
scene of threatened hosi;les. Too much credit;
cannot le awarded 10 Secretaries Floyd ana Thompson
for lie energy foresight, and prompt!tule which th-y
have t!splnvel III their Efforts to protect tbs people 81
Minnesota from further Indian ou:rases.
In on. ;ssrc OF Yesterday morning there was pub
lished i'll the teiesraphc column despatch from p';:
but ac, iowa, which stated that dHes OF The 2nih {"
Iui. FROM Tie Sioux aency had been received and
that il wa, reported that :0fJU Indians were dei,in:
the troops anI thar renewal Of i1=tiit:es WAS una
volable We ere 10: disposed 10 credit thn,c re
ports rs on the preceding day-ihs 2:h OF July
Col. Abecrolnbe, in command OF III: United Stats
troop, il Mnns-otA, forwarded despatch 10 tn W"E
Department, the purpoY OF which Is, that the SIOUX
had acceded TO ali that Lad Lsen required OF them
that everything was quiet and that 10 al i,tIouai
force wss needed. - Washington Dn'on.
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KENTUCKY ELECTIONS.

LOUISVILLE, August 5-Alr. Marshall and 5Ir. In.
drrwnod are e'rrt-d To Congress Tbs Democrats
claim the lection OF Me-srs Burnett Pryfon, kewet,
Elliott and Stevenson, Certain, and Talbot, as probs
bl.
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