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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-10
SENT BEFORE A COUNTY MAGISTRATE

Frank Gwynn, the free negro sent on for trial be-
fore the Hastings Court, by the Mayor for making
a feloniOus assault ON Capt. Chas. Nelson, Of the
steamer Old Dominion, on the 2lst Oct, with in
tent to kill, was yesterday sent before the county
magistrate to be dealt with the law directsn t
appearing that the offence committed ON the
river five miles below the city, aud therefore with
in the jurisdiction of the county
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MECHANICAL
TIN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
Il ESTABLISHMENT TuIRTEENra sTR EI.r


YNIN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
4 ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH STREET.
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.-Ihe subscriber is
fully prepared TO do eli kinds OF work. in the above
business with dispatch: and returns thanks to his
numerous patrons fox past fyors and solicits CON
tnuance OF the same Being master Of his business
he promise his customers thilt all work doue By
him will at least be equal to any other house in the
city and fully as cheapsf fact known to all persons
who know what good work il.
ROOFING, GuTTERlNG &c.-Hois prepared to
execute this description of work in very superior
manner both in town and country.
TIN WARE.-Always on hand a large and general
assortment Of Tin Ware wholesale and retail.
GAS FfTTISd.-He is likewise prepared to do all
kinds ofGas Fitting in the best manner.
PUHPS.-Ho keeps always on hand large and ex-
tensve stock Of Veil and Garden Pumps.
fell CHARLES H. LANGLEY.
SOUTHERN IRON WORKS. S.-LEWIS
~ L. BARNES, manufacturer of FIRE ENGINES,
on 7th street, West side between Main and Cary
FIXTURES FOR MANUFACTURING TOBACCO,
YERANDAHS, every description OF CAST AND
WROUGHT IRON RAILING, VAULT DOORS.
GRATING and all kinds Of HOUSE AND WROUGHT
IRON WORK, will be done with neatness and dis
patch on such terms warrant viii give satistac-
ton Ny old friends and the public generally. are
solicited 10 give me call before engaging else
where my3-d6m
~ ~ ~- ~- ~
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TIME To CnNaInrp

TINE TO CONSIDER. decision on the
application Of Peter Crutchfie,d for q new trial In
iienrico Circuit Court will not be rendered before
'ahu"Ty next, Judge Clupton having yesterday
postponed the matter until that tinie In order to
examine certain points bearing on the Case recent
y decided by the Supreme Court of Appeals In
tue case OF the Commonwealth aud Geo. Liyings-
Ton. The defendant will, in the meantime, remain
in jail
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Mss FLORA McfIissEy IN ESeLASD.--In letter
from the daughter Of noble lord In England to
friend in New York, she says:
''is Miss Flora MeTlmsey meant TO represent
person IN the highest class of life For you know
IN England the subject Of dress is one that 10 quite
Ignored IN good society. We remarked that such
person may dress we'll, or the contrary, but any
lady who talked great deal. or even showed that
size thought great deal about dress, would be set
to Coventry.
''Me take 1t for granted that the art Of dress
elmes naturally TO a iady like mind, and reqnires
ao thought effort; consequently any one too
sals.ft is generally set down person with sad
TASTE ald vulgar. This Is how We settle thisgs
here anu We should nos stand Mise Flora for
hour. Uur papers have OF late written great deal
against ladies' dress, and very rightly TO, for the
preseat fashion Is absurd aud Unnatural
What do our Miss floras says TO thaU
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ACCIDENT AT THE THEaTRE.-Mr. Rich
ard z. alundin, machinist of this establishment,
mad tho misfortune, Saturday night to fall
from piece of the scenery which he was d u ting
whereby he nearly broke his leg lie wlii TO un-
able TO resume work tor several days in copse-
quenee, being now confined to his bed.
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DEATH OF DISTINGUISHED CUBAN ScHoLAR.-Sr.
D. Miguel Teurbe Toion, intelligence of whose
death was brought by the last Cuban mail, was u
Creole of Matan2as, and about thrty.tiye years OF
age. In politics, he from early youth warmly
sympathiZed with the liberal party, with whose
principles, his verses were deeply tinctured, anu
was, we believe, so far compromised durius the
Lopez expedilioG, that he was banished from the
Island. he greater portion OF his term OF exile
he spent in this country, where, speaking the En-
giish language With considerable fiuency, he made
many friends. lie for some tinie editor OF a
Spanish paper in New York city, and, after some
years spent there, was, through The influence Oh
his wie's family, permitted to retuin to hls native
land. lie had but just returned from trip to the
North, to die at the home and among the friends OF
his youth.
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HusrIxos CouRr YrsrrKpAY.-Charle,

HusTlSGs CoURr YEsTERpAY.--Charles
Corneii was yesterday examined before this Court
aud srnt ON FOR fnal trial at the next term or the
oircuit Court of Richmond. for stealing jesse r.
b wes pocket-booa, at the Central Hotel Oct
zsth. The article itself was only worth 81. but it
eohtained sandry valuable papers. The proof was
clear against the accused.
simon, slave Of Warner Taliaferro, was put on
trial for stealing nine overcoats from n. ID KaeI
ing clothing store, on Main street. Oct 4th found
guilty aud ordered 25 lashes.
The case of Phil Roberts for stabbina John q
Tyler, att bone factory, Oct I'D, was cvutin-
ued till the next term
Ned. slave OF q. fnllam. and Poitiaux slave of
John Prlddy, were arraigned for breaking into
Jesse Williams smoke house. Oct 18th. with infsnt
to commit a larceny. The trial resulted in Ned's
being found guilty and awarded 30 lashes; Poi,aux
was acquitted.
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The CASE of Pulling and someryil,e.

charged with rohbing the Custom House. 10 set fer
IL o'clock to-day. in the Hustings Court Allen
ana Boss, OF Washington. aud all the other wtness.
-. are present. James Lyons, Esq. has been re.
tanned to prosecute on behalf Of the General Gov.
efhment X. I. Daniel, Esq, appears for the State,
'nd hessrs Crnmp, August and 6imer for the ac-
en'ed- The ability OF the respective counsel, and
,ile Importance of the case will doubtless attract
large crowd
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BrTrER THas NosE--0ld Mrs. r., who Is strict
bs,ieyer In general dainaafion WAS applied TO for
board by sea captain who al usual she put through
aest O. faish. aDo yoa believe oil the world viii
he saved ~ aNo. madam" said he. show man
10 Won think VII be damneds" continued She
ss0il" said hs. II don't know, perhaps Million
.iN sln the Old lady remarked, in Of content,
.wSi tba. 'ssb betteg than none at.slE guess yon
can conle"
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SENT ON FOR FuRrurR TpI.I--James

Talbot, the young man charged with the larceny
OF Mr. Jas ID. n,lon's pocket-book, at the lair
grounds, on the tin Oct, underwent examina-
tnn for the offence yesterday before the Justices
OF Henrico county, which resulted IN his being
committed for final trial, before the next term Of
ienrics Circuit Court Bail was refused. Col.
August appeared for tie prisoner.
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~ s'|iHs ili7ii e ~ 'iil aii as7
COAL.

CHEAP FUEL.--The cheapest fuei to
" be had for stoves, furnaces and cooking ranges
Is good HARD COKE, which We are delivering Tor
20 ocis-ts Re-i,' ~ s'''' ~ JNo. J. WKRTH Agt.
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N-B.-stoue Ware a, factory prices.
LHALL TRADE, 1867.
CLARKSON, ANDERSON e. CO.,
(So 100 MAIH STREET. RICHMOND yA.,l
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
ENGLISH GERMAN AND AMERICAN HARD
RARR CUTLERY GUNS AND
ANCHOR BOLfING CLOTH

WARE, CUTLERY GUNS AND
ANCHOR BOLfLNG CLOTH.
Their stock consists ia part Of
80 gers "Nostenhoiins." :" "Butcher's' and Map
ping socket aud table Cutlery; hazors, Scissors
and Shears
Believe, Any,ls Viscs, Stocks and Dies, aud Tongs
Ior.e and Mule Shoes, aud Griffinis horse sloe
Nails
II .np aAd Manila Rope. Bed Cords and Plough
Linea
Axls springs, Nuts, Washers, carriage and plough
Bolts
Cast shear, blister and German Steel
spades sh0Eeis, Forks Hoes Picks aud Mattoxes
stirrup Irons. Bits. Buckles, Webbing, and Saddle
Trees
Wagon, stage and gig Hames
Brides Iaiters 0irths and Web Reias
Pad, stock. chest. TIL. rim and moTtiee Locks
Building Hardware Of every description
CarpeDteFs'. smiths and sadders' Tools, Of every
description
.;inmons. Collins, Mann's and "yirginia" Axes
Genuine Anchor Bolting Cloth
D. E,-They are, also. sole agents In Richmond
lor Fairbanks celebrated Scales. sci
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BouND 0ygR.-Wm. Price, the indiyid
uai charged with entering sick woman's room
and pitching her bed out Of doors on Sunday, was
held 10 bail yesterday by the Mayor, For his good
behavior. Price in exfeanation said that the par
ties were women ef bad character, whose presence
in the neiehborhood was not desirable. II uas in
proof, however, that he was slightly under the Ia.
Of apirisai consolation, when he performed
The deed cotnpiainest uf
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VILE AMAun.

The AwARD4.-Depositors at the late
exhibition OF the Virginia Mechanics Institute
who have not yet called for their contributions
aud premiums get them by calling at the bail
Of tue Institute, northwest corner Of Main aud
eth streets, between the hours of . and O'clock
today.
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THEATRE.-The bill for tonight embra-
ces three pieces Of various degrees Of interest," via
The Young Prince an object of Interest, and An
tony aud Cleopatra. Miss Maggie Mitchell ap-
pears in all three pieces
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A FINE Piano Among the articles
lately on exhibition at the Mechanics Fair, was
splendid piano from The nianuIactory OF steinnay
L son, which was deposited by our towusn,an 4
Mayr. The case OF the instrument was plain and
nuadorucl but for beauty and richness OF tone
W. coabt If it has ever been surpassed Ii was
s1.d TO an experienced judge before il had been ON
exhibition three days, but IL will remain for few
.ys at th rooms of Sayr, on Broad, between 1th
and tn streets, where the curious can see not on
ly this grand instrument, but large collection of
other pianos, melodeons and other musical instru-
meats.
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MARINE IrsAsr .R-Brig Wav rly of TO itou1 Ray
ms, from Windsor, " s., for iichmonf, went
ashore on Advocate Beach, N $, 9th ult. in gale,
aft, losing her foresnast, aud became total loss,
together with her Cargo. Part of her materials
were saved and were shipped TO Boston In the fide
Iia. The hull afthewards sold for $50.
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jan Delivery IN Tzsxsssxx-Tbe Brownsville
Jail lrenn.l was broken open on Friday night last,
BY 4. b Eddings, charged with mnrdins Mr. ~
bass in Trenton, and Eddings made his escapes
N his escape was quite Ingenious. He extracted
piece of steel isen the Java of bs carpet bag snd
pieked ont the brick work Of bis cell which vss
built up between the double wall scantiinx about
f,,rea Inehes thick lie then siIpPed the seantiing
barizantally .gffieenty TO admit ot his escape -
the wall wkich surrounded this cage o. CELL
,gith the sane Instrument be then picked An sper
tare 10 the outer wall aud escaped Eddtngs ned
a.. when he ief dark coored coat aud iie hs p~nss.
lie lefs 4 note for the jalor returning his thAnks
~ Kindness extended and expressing his regrets
/ the necessity u his leaving in shs msnssr ne
I'd.
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srEALIHG A CoAr.-Jim Gross. slave OF

STEALING A CoAT.-Jim Cross, slave of
Mr.. tieorge W. Gillian, was yesterday brought be-
fore mis- Honor, the Mayor, ana ordered 50 lashes
for gong into Mr. John 4. Stages Office and ielO-
nousy appropriating "nDckIe Joe Blues ceat,r
which he there found. witness, on behalf of
snnckIe Joe Blue" testified that that individual
had left him ia charge OF the office, and during his
absence. jim Cross made his appearance, profess.
ei his anxiety 10 see him. and finally, after LAY ing
down for d short time, retired, carrying along th,.
lvesaid article of property. to the great conster.
nation of '.uEckie joe, and no small alarm of ils
temporary guardian.
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RESIGNED GoyEHxoR.-Goy. Gardener, of Mass
achusetts, badly whipped on election day by
Banks but it cannot be said OF hIin that ne 'died
and made no ston'' for while the returns COM
Ing in, the Boston Bee says, 'the siSn Oh the new
banking Arm OF Gardner, Walcott Co., thenry j.
Gardner being the senior partner0 was put up liz
State street, in the presence of khoasahos oi our
citizens, who concluded that His sAceiiehcy gives
up the strife as gracefully rs pos&3e.'
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DISTRESSING CAsUALTY.-The New Orleans Plea
yuae says that Miss Cline, young lady about 10
years of age while lighting candles Mt the tomb III
the Gretna Cemetery SUNDAY evening tait Hal
low e'en) had her dress accidentally ignited. and
was so severely burned that she died in the course
OF an hour. Her father, ia afrnitlcss endeaTor to
extinguish the flames, was also badly burned.
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A NEW DoDoE.-0ne of the novelties of late is .
circular to the ladies Of upper tendom, n. York,
informing them, confidentialy, where they
pledge their Jewelry and valuabes In the present
hard times, II they want 20 misc Tie needfnl.
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RESUMPTION AND SUSPENSION OF W0RK.--We learn
from the Howard (Md.) Free Press that the Ellys-
Vile cotton factory has resumed work. The Fall
River (.Iass.) News says:
The rolling mill and nail factory of the Pail
River Iron Works Company resumed operations on
Monday, after a stoppage of few weeks The
Massasoit steam -four mill started up again on
Tuesday. The Fall River print works and the
Namsntta WOODEN mill are still running and We
do not hear that there is any intention of their
closing up.
Tne large cotton mill Of the Blackstone Conpa
ny, ard the large WOODEN mills of Seagrove Co.
of WoonsOcket. X. l., have wholly suspended ope-
ratons. About two thousand people are thus
thrown out of employment. The only mill now
running in Blackstone and Waterford villages il
the woolen mill of Hessrs. Bradford & TAFT The
other mills had been running short time till last
week.
The New England Worsted Company whose sus-
pension was reported few days since, will keep
their works running during the winter. This is
good news to their operatives.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CITY COUNCIL. Yesterday was the
time for holding the regular monthly meeting of the
touncii. At tue hour Of 2 O'clock, David j. Saun-
ders, Esq, president, and all the members assem-
bied at the Council room in the City HALL
The death of DR.. Charles MiIlspaugh a member
OF the Council, was announced. when n II. Hill
ESQ offered the following preamble and resolutions
which were adopted:
Whereas, it has pleased our Maker in the dspen-
sation OF his Providence, to remove from u.s. Dr.
Charles hiilspaugh, member of this body and
delegate from Jefferson Wardthat while IL is our
duty to bow with humble resignation TO the divine
wil we feel it our duty also express our sincere
regret and sympathy for the loss of one of our col
leagues, SO young. and valuable as he has proved
himself to be--fherefore-
Resotred, That we his co laborers In the lepisls-
tive department. Of the city government. have al
ways entertained and cher shed the highest regard
for the talents. ability ami virtue of tn, deceased
and do deeply lament the sad bereavement which
has called us together ON this day
ReSotred. That We sympathise with his bareayed
wife and children in their afictop and tha,
to further testify our respect, we will attend his
funeral in a body. and wear the usual badge OF
mourning for 30days.
ReSo'red, That the above preamble and resoIu-
tions be spread upon the records If this BODY. and
a copy thereof be sent by the Chamberlain 10 the
widow ofthe deceased.
On motion the Council adjourned
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PLAN or TIRE LOTTERY.
The SaWueEs from / t. ,0,ot1, corresponding with
;ers, Numters au tire Tickets printed on separate
FPS If fyarer. are eGcrCed with small tin tubes and
.Irr.! iu ynC v heel.
T..~ aTsi a., iTgCs similarly printed and encirced,
AT. placed IN another W hJsl.
Tie wheels then reviewed, and number is
drawn from the wheel cf numbers. and at the same
tsa.a "a rlize ts drawn from the other wheel The
N-u.l1sa Prize drawn 0Ut o eIed and exhibit
d 60 The ssuli.u-s. Ruh Registered by the Commits
,3uors tao Prize beng placed AGAINST the number
drawn Ias operation repeated until ali tie Prizes
are drawn oUt.
APFEoxITATIaS PEIETs.-Jhe two preceding ard
;h. tvr svccteiiuG numbers 10 those drawing the
t.,t PIgsJs viii b. entitled to the = Approxima-
t. ftGrs. For example; If Ticket No II, 20 draws
Ill sns Prize, tho> Tickets numbered II ,2ts, II ,2i9
u 1l I.-2 viii c.Ch lee entitled to $ih. II Ticket
Ns.t'0 draws the S3NJ Prize, those Tickets nual-
lr-e S. $50 ai t52 will each be entitled 10 $3.50;
and 50 on. according 10 the above scheme
THE 5,uo0 prizes ot So Wit he determined 10y the
las. n-UTa ~ the number that draws ths SlS prize
F.r example: If raG number drawing the $6o,Wt
Frzs eud- with Ne then al the Tickets, whore tie
humber ends ~ }, vii he entitled TO $2H. 1.-THE mum
brr ends with Mo-, then at the Tickets whore the
number ends n ,, viii te entitled 10 So and 80 on
too
Certificates packages will be sold at the following
rats. HhlCn .s the I.Sk:
Certificate ola package ofl0 v hole Tickets sa
fa94E
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WHEN devout Mussuinan found himself in
the midst of terrible tempest at sea he recolIeeted
that hs had violated Mohanmedan law by indnlg-
lug In swine's flesh on particular occasion. Hav-
ins made due confession and prayed for cessa-
tiou Of the storm in vain, he pettshly exclaimed,
What great fuss about little bit Of pork.'
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PREsENraENr BY THE GnAsp Jupy

The Hastings Court Grand Jury were yesterday
sworn in' with Peter W. Grubbs, ESQ, as foreman.
a',er receiving their charge, and examining num-
Der OF witnesses, they returned into court having
found true bills for misdemeanors against William
llbbs, Timothy Mchemara. John johnson Thomas
stanley, David 7. Farqubar- aud Sarah sunderland
They have other cases to act on,
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HENRICo CIRCUIT CoURT.-In THE
Court yesterday. Judge Copton passed sentence on
q. o. Jones, Watson Newman, and W. l.. Bianken-
ship. Jones was to the pcnitentiary for one
year, but respited for twenty days. The motion
for new trial in Newman's case was overruled
and he received sentence for Two years, but was
respited for ten days The last named prison
er, Blankenship, was sent for one year, according
TO the finding OF the jary in his case. He
,pited tor twenty days.
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RELIGIous.--The New York Church journal states
that Rev. Sir. Bakewell, of Pennsylyania, who left
the Episcopal church for the Roman Catholic, has
returned TO his former communion. The Rev. Mr
Mayn, of the same diocese, has also returned to
Professionalism.
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A VALUABLE fAAILY.-Csptaa Strother, of Fair
field District, South Carolina, passed through Ma-
rlon last week, on his way to Texas, to which
state he was emigratng lie had with bin an ar
my of Africans, numbering $50, all OF one family.
Marion 4aie!4eaa.
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The SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS of Henrico
County, met at the Court House yesterday, and or
ganzed by the election off. Is. heesee, PRESIDENT,
and j. +. keesee, superintendent for the present
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n EE q A DisOhDkRLY HoUsE.-A
white female, named j. Baker, was sent to jail yes
terday, by the Mayor, for keeping u house OF evil
lame ana maine at Rockets, where, it is alleged,
young WOMEN resort for Improper purposes. lhe
defendant also fined for selling ardent spirits
without u license.
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MILITARY EXPENSES OF GREAT BaITaIS.-A parlia-
mentary paper gives the detailed military and ma
val expenditure for the year ending in March. 1856
fhe total amount expended in the naval commits
-arat, militia and army department, was f4S,Oo0,-
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BUSINESS IN MEMPHIS, TEgN.-The Memphis Ap-
peal after hopeful article on trade there. says:
We may add that the facilities furnished by the
banks are now ample to move off the cotton crop
and that prices are at present as high here as at
New Orleans.
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N WALKER & co. have added to
W their already large and well selected stock Of
Gentiemen Fine Clothing. assortment of over
Goats, Business Cotts, Fancy and Black Cashmere
Pants, merino, Velvet aud silk Vests Also large
lot Furnishing Goods Also, very desirable lot Of
Gentiemen's Travelling shawls. Strangers would
do we'll to drop in and look, before purchasing
N. WALKER 4 CO.
&C 81 l03 corner Main and Pearl sts
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TERMS OF ADvnHTTarno. :
RrpoRr or rHE SCHOOL Connrsuoxxrs

rok ioSi.--This document was returned to the Hus-
tlhgs court yesterday. II appears that S26Sl II
was received for the citys proportion Of the sch.,
quota and capisation tax, for 1851, all Of which
mas oeen diseursed save t2s6I7. OF the S2250 ex-
pended, the Lancssterian, school got $500. TIA
Female Humane Association, $3.50, the Male Orphan
asylum, 500; Clay street Chapel school $3.50, the
Iredegar Free school. 800; Monroe Ward school.
NO. :, sl9V Madissn Ward School $3.50 The av-
erage attendance Of each scholar is 10 days. ana
the expense per year for each $3.50. The city con-
tributes iiberaiiy 20 the system Of primary schools
ana much good has been effected In this way by 4
Iudicicus outlay OF money. DR.. John Duve has
been elected superintendent Of schools by the
Board, to hold blsoffce till September, 1855. The
report comes mp to sept %, 1851, and shows that
szI scholars attend the schools named.
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psxsxxr TO rnz Mares VI csAxixszoxr-AtA
rss.ainx 81 the Charleston CiIy Conncii, en 49, 49,
Z n uIshr last Aiasrman kvsns. on behAu q nS
llssruss presentsd 90 His Honor, Mayor Miles,
k.nasome gold watch and chain
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A New CATHOLIC TRANSLATION OF THE BIBLE.-The
London Catholic Register makes the following AL
nouncement:
I'VE arc authorized to state that, in accordance
with the DEGREES of the last synod at Westminster
which have lat ly been retGrned from Rome with
the appreciation of the Holy See, the Cardinai
Archbishop of Westminster has entrusted the pre-
paration of q corrected version in English of the
Holy Scriptures TO the care Of DR.. Newman