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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-21
saturday Neruins. Btarch IL. 1857.

or, JACKSON ON RELIGION The Memphis
,-,.,r Bulletin publishes an extract Of a letter
,,,,sn by Gen. Jackson, from Washington, In
"a, n friend in Tennessee. This was a, Pc
,rsen the "old war horse" was at the height
lIhis career. and shows that though engaged In
~. bnsv and trying turmoil Of political life, he
ceased heart that would always be touched
~ ,be gentle ard subduirg influences of religion.
The following Is the extract:
LENT truly grailfied TO hear that your dear
ard Mrs -, and many other ladies. have
"a the Church. / would 20 God that you and
would follow this good example. No peo
80 - c.p flourish without true. genuine religion.
P,t,h expels hvpecri'y and deceit from it's walk 8,
~ ,nrifips society, and calls down blessings upon
,,t;on from shove. How joyful to my dear.
s",,Yt4d wife If she bad heen living, would thi q
IN to the Church of her dear - have been -
ff,rc.Ia are permitted to know what tuortais here
h.~,tS are doing my dear wife, AZ the Joyful u.
,s,ys Is prsisiog her Redeemer aud thanking Him
90 u,srv of her dear friends have been visited
bv iis Spiri', have been taught TO experience the
Ilssspd chsnges from death unto life. and TO ex-
lain ia The language of the Scriptures, q" that
thcv row know their Redsemer lveth Nav you
and NJ - aud hundreds more of your friends
reigllor and connections, follow their example
Present me 10 - and Mrs. -, and assure
,beu thst | rejoice with them their happy
ch.ns,-s change that will give them peace and
b,np,npss in this word-firmness to meet all mis-.
flirnes and vicissi.udes In this wor.d-gve them
"a. fleece that they car smi in Satans face, and
meet frowung world. There is no real content
or hsppiness in this world but what is produced
from tbe real consolation OF religion, derived from
the rruI8i,es contained in the Scriptures Have
ny d s. little Dxult sake presented 10 the Church
IN baptism
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-21

PORTS OF JAPAN OPEN.-It is stated in for
egn journal that the Emperor of Japan has re-
solved thst two ports of the empire those cf Nam
gs'akl and Hakodadi, shall be open to the vessels
o. all nations. There they might repair, take in
provisions, establish depots of coal, &c. The 9TH
ei ports OF the empire, moreover, to be access
soie 10 vessels III distress, which may take refuge
10 Them, but which will lave to put to sea the
moment The danger is over. No foreigners is to be
aIo"ed to penetrate into the interior of the coun-
ty without sps giai permission from the chief of
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,MovEMENTs OF TROOPS ON THE PLAINS
Troops areveb cross the plains this sprug for the
proection Of the overland emigrants bouni fl +
California and-Oregon. Orders have been issued
for the 4th Infantry, now stationed In Oregon to
move across the country, constructing the road for
which appropriations have been made. The COM
panies Of the 9th Infantry, now at Forts Kearney
and Lsavenworth, are to follow up the Platte val.
ley, in the old Oregon trail, aud go through the
mountains at South Pass. The companies sta.
toned in Kansas are to embark at Fort Leaven-
worth. and ascend the Missouri in boats to Fort
Benton-there to remain until relieved by the 4th
lufautry, some time in the summer, when they,
too, will move across over the route passed over
by them on their march from Oregon.
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pro.racted meeting Ia being held in Warres.
ton, Va. at the Bsptst Church. Rev. Mr.. BuI-
rows of Richmond 10 preaching.
A virginian 10 said 70 be In Boston In pursuit
of fugitive slave. which causes some excitement.
The "Gan Rusk" 10 the name Of . new steamer
Just built at Wilmington, Delaware, to run be.
tween New Orleans and Galveston.
Judge BArto, Of Trumapsburg, Tompkins coun.
~, New York, died In that village on the 22d Of
February. Judge Barto Was one Of the pioneer
settlers of Western New York.
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NR PgABoDYs MILITARY SERvICE-Tbe Au-
eusla Evening Dispatch has the following anec.
do,e Of the great London banker:
"Mr Peabody WAS a soldier 10 the war of 1912
puf1 8 his recent scjourn in Washington, he was
solicited put in his application for bounty land
warrant, and to crafty the desire of the Depart
Renl 10 present him such t. stimonal of his early
devotion to his country, the records we're searehel
when il WIS found that he had served only twelve
days, when the law required fourteen to eniitle
the applicant to q bounty. This was about to turn
the joke on Mr. Peabody, but the Department,
were srxious TO get over the difficulty, and at his
suggestion examined the records three years later
~here his name was sgsin found as a volunteer
for two days ut Salem, Mass. This entitled him
10 the land warrant and the singular incident W as
tap subject Of much merrinent among his friends
n Washington ~
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THE BARK ADRIATIC SEIZED by THE FRENCH
Bark Adriatic, Captain Sherman, which was 10
collision with the steamer Lyonnaise, see, has
been seized by the French She loaded with cot.
ton at Savannah and sailed for La Ciota., France;
and Immediately upon her arrival Captain Sher-
man imprisoned. He has thrown himself
upon the protection of the American Consul at
Marsees. 1t is impossible to tell where this case
will end N Y. Express
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SMALL Pox-The frequent mention of the pre-
valence of this disease in various parts Of the
country, admonishes US 70 be ever vigiisnt in pre-
cautionary provisions Not only in New York
and Philadelphia, and other large cities has 1t late
ly formed an item in the mortality bills, but the
rural districts of many of the States have also
been visited. Among its latest ravages we OBJ
serve it is creating much uneasness in Mississippi
The Lafayette paper in that State speaks in for
rowful terms of its destructive spread. and says a
number of masters and slaves had already fallen
victims, and that the prospect was 1t would not
until all had felt the sffi iction. The case of
Lafayette is by no means singular in the interior
of she country.
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VALUABLE EFURNlTURE.-Dr E L. Magoon, re-
Gently in lecture on Mind Your Business" tell,
the following good one:
A young man went from New York city to the
West, where he commenced business on his OWL
account and married. Hisfriends in the city were
interested in his welfare, and when merchant was
about to journey to the place where the yoana
man had located, be was requested tdVisit the efn
grant and ascertain how he lived, what son of a
wife he bad chosen, his prospects, &c According
ly, the New Yorker ascertsined the residence f,t
his young friend, and called upon him diite earl
in the morning. He found him in ansman neat
cottage Just taking his breakfast heirhsodnc;ion
of the New Yorker to his wife was quite off hand
and uneeremonious, and he wsstsaaested to be
seated and partake of the morning meal
The Young wife had prepared the steak, biscuit
and coffee with her own hands, and for table had
used her kneading board, over which napkin
wss spread and the board" -placed on her lap =
The New Yorker declined SCAT at the table, apd
took his leave. s0nmaking hisreport to his Nev
,, York frjsnds as seee2w he fot his young friend
and for explanat Aof 'heNEperla,ive' said,
that were he the oHher Of that young mans fur
niture, he would noftake ten thousand dollars f1s
the legs of bis table !.
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FURTHER DECREASE IN THE COTTON RECsIPTs
Tue receipts of Cotton at New Orleans from FRI
day to Monday QasO evening were 19 900 bales;
aud the total decrease in the receipts at all the
porto up TO the present time, compared with the
saue period last year, is 2l0 000. The maj,ri of
the trade still favor total crop Of not 600
600 bales; but If recent reports from Red river
correct the probabilities strong that the crsp
will exceed the above figure at least 100 000 bales
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END OF THE woRLD.-Ths prophecy OF DR.. Cam.
mings, scotchmsn, that the sfairs Of this world
will be wound up the 18th of next June 10 crea-
ting considerable excitement in Paris. The snssh
viii be caused by tremendous comet coming In
contact with hs earth. other 'learBed TnebanT
say that he csnet ID comirs but they do not believe
In the 'smssh" 1t IL favorite triex, however. OF
zesot who try to arouse the fears rather than the
reason OF their hearers to predict the destruction OF
the world Yet, a. it 10 part Of . great Crsation
mutually dependent and subjected to the ssme laws
sad nothing yet ere.ed has ever been arnihlste d.
SON for believing that this obs viii ever be suhjset
to Q calamity which would. doubtless be tsit
throughout the universe. 1t has endured for thou.
ssnds Of year, Notwithstanding It's own internal dis
turbsnees and will. In all probability roll ON for
thousands Of years longer till the purpose Of its
alton II fulfilled.
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WHEN the last account of heroes is made up i.
will contain some other names than those of the
soldiers we are wont to honor with the title The
engineer who lies under the ice at Desj jardins; the
boy on the Central road W hose dead fiuge;s were
found clutching his break. aud hundreds of other
nameIess heroes on our railways, who meet death
rather than desert duty, are entitled TO higher
monuments than the stormers of Malakoff and
csp.ors of Redaus-ALbany Eueniag Journal
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DAMAGES. FOR LIVES Losr-Three years sihce
Mrs. Keller aid e1edaughter were killed by an
Express train on the Central Railroad. They
were alightihg from another train just as the Ex-
press CAME up. An action for damages brought
Cby their relatives has resulted in a verdict of
500 for one and 81 100 for the other. The acci-
ident occuqeed somewhere near the centre CT the
State -Roche,ter Democrat
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AN EXTENSIVE FAMILY.-It is often said in tn q
that say claims relationship with all the leading
families Of the Old Dominion Oae who knows no "
ex.er ded the relations and kin are smongs. the old
families nf Virginia 10 surprised at the claim thus
setup. As an instance, are most credible in iorm
ed that gentleman of Charlotte. a member of old
and highly family of the south side of the
James, and whore age does not exceed 60, number no
lass than fire hundred nsces sud nephsws of his
b'ood, including those in every degree. Who can
claim lsrgsr number in his f,mitv bounds?
Charlottesville XddrocQts.
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BRITISH CoMMERcE-The London correspond,

BRITISH CoMMERCE-The London correspond
ent OF the National Intelligepcer, says:
The year 1856 is said - have been by far the
most prosperous year on record in the history OF
British commerce The declared value of the pro,
duce of the United Kingdom exported in 1854 was
G97 1874 726 in 1855 595 653 095; and in 1856
4ll5 $50 S57; or, in other words, the year 1856
showed an increase of something more than TWEEN :
ty per cent. over 1855 The returns just publish
ed of the exports OF the month of January last
show that 1857 bids fair to exceed 1856 nearly as
msch as 1856 did 1855. The exports of British
and Irish Produce and manufactures during Janus
airy in the present and the last two preceding
were as follows:
1855. ......................96 &c AGA 796
1000 II 9IS, 44I
1901 ~ Uoc. lU0
being an advance of more than thirteen per cent.
over 1856 and nearly forty per cent. over 1856
This progress is astonishing.
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p nL foisohING CASE AT SToUGHToN, MASS
d,nsn; dme1te The Inquest on Saturday, Emery BeaI,
,;uesi't testified that Hosea b Briggs applied to
s,n n ,oF arsenic or some deadly poison and wished
Rr;nsep Keep 1t secret, bui Mr.. Beal had nome
ssS sa'a DC wanted il to kill rats, aud Mr. and
vii ROBERTS, who occupied part of the house
,ro,hi' Is9s family, testified that they were not
ia with rats. Miss A mapda 81 Drake testi
bsa 70 her attendance upon Mrs Briggs during
els.r Sst sickness, and told straight story In a
pio unenoarrassed manner, and 1t is said the sus.
pl.aon sssinst her as an accomplice ia much ska.
Ken --Bostoa Post p'o 40 -'"eD
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PREsENTATIoN.-Mr. James S. Montgomery
having resigaed his situation as assistant SUPER
intendent of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ma
chine shop at Wheeling, to take charge of the
machine shop of the Northwestern Virginia road
at Parkersburg, has been presented by his fe!
low workmen with an elegant mahogany case oil
draughting instruments. The presentation waa
made by Mr.. John G. Wills, in some appropriate
remarks, to which Mr.. M responded. Mr.. John
Clark also made an entertaining speech on the oc.
cason.
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c,iItL ,Ai1L AcubENT.-Mr. John Waters, an En-
sn.t, asrd about % years, was killed in q
Sn&'' At Gold lii on Friday last bucket broke
itodi the rope aud fell 300 feet TO the bottom
=, me shat,, where Mr. Waters was a. work strik.
a nini Ia lts descent, wounded him SO badly tha,
A0 "'ea III two hours after the accident.
LSa!tsbnrY. " c.. Watchnan II inst
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M aIhNibLE CAsUALTf.-rh Rockford, Indian
t'A1a oi the l3sh instant, states that a dwelling
~ ousr rear Houston, in jackson county, occupied
nh, ,Nmes Taylor, was consumed by fire on the
1nS VI Inc 3th instant, and that Mrs. Taylor
t Hnd three children were burnt to death. The hus
NNNu was absent at the time of the calamity
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ANOTHER CHAPTER IN THE LATE CLaspes.
TINE MARRIAGE RoMANCK.-Ths late clandestine
marriage between the daughter Of the wealthy
wine merchant, Mr. Boxer, and his coachman,
John Dean, still occupies public attention, In New
York, and from the present appearance of things.
It Is likely to be the theme of Interesting conver.
sation for some time to come.
On Tuesday night Dean received information
from one of Mr.. Boxers servants that 1t was the
Intention of bis faiths riu!aw to send BIZ daughter
to Europe In the steamship Persia. which sailed
Tor Liverpool yesterday It was further rumored
s.at Mrs Beker was to accompany her daughter
"n .oe TIP, and that 1t was the inteuton of the
tather to have Deans wife placed Ia q seminary
situated somewhere the far dis ant kin gdom II
rersia Not liking the aspect of affairs over WELL
ana thinking that Mr. Boxer was determined TO
separate bin from his wife. Dean forthwith ap-
Piled at the Sixteenth ward staton-hou.e for a..
sstance Captain McKe At once started for the
home OF Mr. Boxer, in West Tweuty-second street.
ana made known the object of his mission to Mr.
Boxer in person. The latter was exceedingly
~Istofni at the interference of the policeman
upon his breast and disputed the right Of Cantain
Mckee to interfere In any way whatever in his
domestic affairs
Captain Mckee stated that he understood If
was the atention Of the father to send his daueht.
er to Europe, willing or unwilling and considering
such proceeding no other than a most f3aerant
case OF kidnapping, he was bound as public of
fcer, to prevent the carrying of an act so ille
gal. He damahded to see the wife of Dean so IA
to be able to learn from her own feelings in regard
to the proposed trip to Europe, and UPON conver-
sing with the young lady he found her quite ill and
detected in consequence of the determine ion of
her parent to send her into exile
Meanwhile the counsel for the comI lainan., Mr..
Spencer aud also the attorney for Mr.. Boxer, ar
rived at the scene of action, and at once consulted
with one another as to the best means of settling
the unpleasant business. After due 16elibiration
1t was determined not to send Mrs Deahso Europe
as YVES intended, but to bring the matter before>a
judicial tribunal, and have matters satisfactorily
arranged Mr.. Spencer, it appears, still persistin
urging his clients claims with great pertinaci.y;
and as Dean seems determined to have possession
Of bis wife, while his father In law il o(ust the op
posite turn of mind it is very probabe hat this
nance in real lite will occupy the attention of the
scandal loving community for many months. :.
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DINNER AT CAPE Coon

DINNER AT CAPE GooB HoPE-Mr Huchins
late U. s. Consul at the Cape Of Good HOPE, en-
tertained large party of merchants and other
sgentlemen, residents Of Port Elizabeth aef1inner
>in that town, on the eth of December. The best
feeling was manifested towards this county,. and
the tossts, .The President of the United States, y
and Prosperity to the trade with America" were
receivsayw iii great applause.
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O. Mrs. H. B Stowe is now living in Paris, retired.
ne ~ Is haid TO be engaged in translaliug into Eng
H. I.a. WIN the view of publishing in the United
n'aes =. Il Amour dane Marriage Love in Wedloek }
a.SI said tkat she is preparing a work on the
white society - -
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POLITICS IN CULPEPER AT Court on Monda Y,
Mr. Freeman, Presiding Justice ofthe county, was
nominated rs American candidate for the House
OF Delegates against Mr.. James Barbour. A J.
Marshal OF Fanquier made speech. in favor of dis
Uiouiion Delegates were appointed 70 Conven-
ZION 10 be held at Culpeper G. H., on 18Th April 20
nominate a candidate for Congress against oy
Smith. Several Iames have been mentioned -
II shackelfoId, Of Fauquer, Hon. Jeremiah
Gorten Of Culpeper aud John NJ Forbes ESQ
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AN lhPcRTANT SECRET.-He that hes found a
way 70 Keep childs spirit easy active, free, and
!ea, ~ the same time, to restrain him from many
things he has a mind 10 do. and m dram him n
os'ss dAat are uneasy TO him; he, l say who knows
u I'coueie these seemio2 contradictions, has. in
my 0plIi0u, got the true secret Of education.
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RAILROADS AT THE WEsT.-The Iowa Central
Air.LiEe Railroad Company has put under cons
tract the eutre line of road, commencing at Sabus,
Iowa, on the Mississippi, and terminating at some
point due TEST, on the Missouri, distance of $50
miles.
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hHiEa OF lNTEREsT.-l, is stated that In Rhode
mere are how no lega, restrictions upon the
s ei interest between individuals, if the usance
y, s "ig ~ advance, and the lender does not agree
~ AoI0 me paper until matuIirp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-21

AN EsQUIMaUX "KYACK' ON THE DELAWARE.
The Pulladelphia Evening Journal states that
quite an interesting aud rather novel scene was
Witnessed on Tuesday last on the Delaware river.
Mr. John Davis, who has passed several years
among the Danish people, and become accustom-
ed to the Of suca crafts, seated himself in the
centre Of the Esquimaux "kyack" which was used
in the Kane expedition, his feet and legs being
concealed from view and with the aid of light
wooden paddle, made his diminutive looking craft
dash through the uater Of the Delaware almost as
quick as lightning, at the same time cutting up all
manner of freaks such as throwing the lance, in
imIta ton of the Eequimaux when catching the
seal Mr. Davis crossed and re-crOssed 10 the
island, ard passed up and down the river several
squares, much TO the astonishment and delight of
numerous spectators
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GREAT EXCITEMENT IN SOUTHWEST MISSOURI
Great excitement existed in and about Golden
Grove, Barton county, Mo-. last week. owing TO a
large company of men called " "Sickers" going in
pursuit of a man named Smith, an alleged horse
thief Those Siickers." it appesrs, all got drunk
and the St Louis IntelHgeucer says they slick ed
near dfz0n men on charges of barboripg or be-
.Dg friends Of Smith-sone Of them are said to be
good, peacesble citizens. Some of them were
whipped Sc severely that their lives are despaired
Of Two or three females who iuserfared were
heat ard bruised up, and the persons of several
females violated Neither age or sex were spared
during Monday and Tuesday. They went to the
house Of Smith, and cut open bis beds and pour
ed out the ieaihers-took bis meat and corn aud
fhro~ed them 10 their hogs and turned bis wife
and children ont cf doors But on Wednesday
they became alarmed at their own reckless.
ness, aid ceased operations after compelling the
inhs bitants to fly for their lives
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- If YOU HAVE ERHHUmArfss3s1
USE CATERS 5eANfSH MIxTORn
II fOE HAVE SGR0F ULA-5 tss essss---,
-, USE CARTERE SPANISH MIXTURE.
1UI HAZE PALN AND ACcLN0 OF THE
USE eARTERs SPANISH MIxrURE.
~ roy H1PE SUFFERED BY MERCURY
rH USE CARRIERS SPANISH MlxTUEE.
iE foo Ike SUBJEcT To B0ILS-s "a.
RI ,,r !, LsE GARFERs SPANISH MIXTURE.
>lr 1oC LIE EkUPTIONS ON THE MIN
yr VIZ, re nSf, CARTERs SPANISH MlxrUkE.
= AOCH LITER IS AFFECTED-
m opSE CAkTERS SfANIsH MIXTURE.
smEsr.h hAfE fEPTRS AND NIGHT
USE cAkryRs SPANISH m,xruxr
If 1OU HAZE CHRONIC SORE THR0xN
USE CARRIERS SPANIsH MIYrIie =
If YOU H4PE OLD OBSTTy1TE' SORES
USE CAHfER,s SPANISH My FITap n
IF YOU HAZE NERFOUS DEBILITy.e : =.
USE CARTERs SPANISH MixT4fFv y
IF YOUR BLOOD IS IMPURE- 49, - -
USE CARTERS SPANISH MIXTURE
IF YOU WANT THE BEST~ALTER4TJTs,
IN THE WORLD ,-s 4s = a ~---' -
USE CARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE
IF you WANT 4 MEDICINE THAT COW
T4INS NO MERCURY -5aaxs q 44ls1 -.
USE GAkTEk'S SPANISH MIXTURE
IF YOU WANT TO KEEP RIGOROUS AND
He'll LTHY- - - i
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD
USE CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
ALL THE LEADING DRUGGISTS SELI~--9
CARTER,S SPANISH MIXTURE.
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CHICKEN CHOLERA MIR Martin Smith. Of Har.
ri.on county, has lost $50 out of $50 chickens be-.
longing to bin wi.hin the last ten days. The dis
ease Is unknown. The chickens are seized with
violent sickness resembling cholera, and die in the
short space of three or four hours None taken
ever recover, although the life of one wss sus-
tanned for about week by administering wbiskey
and pepper. The chickens OF Mr.. Smith before
Tie appearance of The disease among them were
IL remarkably fine condition Lon. Jour.
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THE MORMON CHILDREN "A letter writer says
In regard to the Mormon children, they appear
like neglected uncared for set, generally dirty
and Ill clad. The majority of them girls, and
this troubles the women very much, for they know
that woman is doomed to slavery and life of
misery. 1: is also singular fact that large pro>
portion Of them are white headed
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THE GARROTE COTILLOH.-This is the name of
new coti!ion which is being practiced in this
city. The ladies swing corners. Having done
this, the gentleman place their arms around
their necks and kiss them on the left cheek -
Young ladies screech and fail into young gen.
liz mems arms. Gentlemen seize young wo.
mbn around the waist and waltz to their seats -
If We are not much mistaken, the garrote cotilion
will become very popular institution. The world
moves -dLb1nu Times
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ARRIVAL OF MURDERERs.-The brig Centu
Ejon.Cpt. Caulkins, from St Thomas, which arrived
af.N. Yrok Wednesday brings to that port the mu-
tineers Of the brig Gen. Pierce, who murdered the
Captain and crew. They were taken IN charge
by the Deputy United States Marshal and locked