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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29

Gen VIM Mathews, well known citizen OF
Charles county, Md, and formerly State Senator,
died last week, aged II years.
Mrs. Fanny Kembie is at the Revere House.
Boston.
Hon. J. u. Backhouse, member elect TO the
Pennsylvania Legislature from Allegheny county,
died on Friday last.
The editors of the Nashville Union have been
elected public printers by the Tennessee Legisia-
ture.
On Sunday morning tho dwelling In Norfolk &C.
cupied by Abnef Spence was destroyed by me.
Jas s. Eraymab, Editor nj the Chicago Dems'
crat, has plead guilty to robbing the mail.
The U. States ffgats Congress left spezzia on the
fth instant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29

THE MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS BANK AT
PiTTsBuRG.-The charge Of conspiracy to defraud
the Merchants and Manufacturers Bank of Pitts
burg out of $4,000 brought against james OCon-
ner, broker, and Wilson Bleakney, bookkeeper Of
the Bank, has resulted in the parties being held
for trial. An affidavit from Bleakney was present
ed on the examination, in which he admits the
charge and excupates the officers of the nst
tuition from any participation or knowledge Of the
affair.
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FARMERS AssEMBLY.-This boIv bel

a meeting yesterday, Hon. VIM. c. Rycs in the
chair. After the usual preliminary business on
motion of Mr. Branch, a committee was appointed
and reported on the accounts of the Treasur r,
and the condition of the funds of the Society,"
Committee: Branch, Elicit and Worsham. 1t was
then resolved. on motion Of Elr Wright, to nomi-
nate officers Of the Virginia Agricultural Society
at the evening session and proceed TO the election
tomorrow evening.
ErcHin9 N,sSiot..--Mr Mcfarland presented
majority report on Agricultural Education, aud Nr
Miner, of Albemarle, offered a minority report as
substitute the merits of which were debated till
the hour Of adjournment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL-It anpaars by a
statement i'll the Cumberland Civilian that during
the present season. S15 boats have passed over this
canal, carrying l0G,3G2 tons of coal. the toll on
which, at - cents per ton, amounts TO Il Stj2 To
this Is to be added toll of - per boat, amounting
10 $3.50, making the total receipts TO the canal
from the coal trade for the season to date s55737
This sum has been expended in repairs, salaries
&c, and falls short of meeting the expenses incur
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29

PREPARATIONS FOR WALKER-The present force of
Nicaragua in active service, with their disposition
and the number Of guns at their disposal is rs fol-
lows:
CastiIIo.rver San Juan. 20G guns; San Carlos l15.
( guns; La Virgin. none; San Juan del Sur. l1I, :
guns Kiyas. $50 men; Granada, $50 men; Masaya,
10 men; Managua. scat of Government, 300, 2guns:
Leon, 2i0 men; Altilie, 100, Is pieces Realejo, 10
men; Chinandcya, IS men; Chonta'cs, -; Matagal-
IN. COO Indians; Segoyia, 25G. Total, 1850 men,
and 2G guns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29

A Nut FOR ABoLI.IoNIsTs.-A petition was pre-
sentcd to Judge Hudson, of Greenbrier county, Va,
on Tuesday signed by old Willis, free negro, for
lnerly belonging to James Frazier, deceased, re-
guessing permission of the Court to suffer him to
become a slave again. 1t that Willis has
tried life among the aboltioDists, and having be-
come convinced that negro freedom is grand hum
bug he desires to choose master in Virginia. lie
selected Hr Thomas Pare as his master.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29

ASSAULT ON White PERsoN.-Jim
and Sam, slaves of Hatcher 4 Webster, were or
dered to be punished with thirty stripes each, by
the Mayor. for committing an aisault aud battery
on Patrick Monroe, Tuesday night. Monroe and
his wife were arraigned on q counter accusation,
hut were discharged therefrom.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29
AFFRhY-TMO PERSONS SrAB

AFFRhY-IWo PERSONS STsBBED.-Last
evening. about six O'clock, an afTray occurred at
the corner Of 18th aud Main streets, between two
hostile organizations in the lower ward The fight
was bloody one, and two young men, named
alonzo NJ. Duke and Christopher Bryant, both at
tached TO the same party, were badly stabbed. 1t
Is said that each OF them received eight or ten
wounds subsequently. The officers succeeded in
arresting Conrad and Henry Brechnan. who were
committed to the station house, and the matter
will be legally Investigated this morning
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29
MUSICAL PRopyG1es-The Lill;put;a

Band OF colored musicians, so fnvorably noticed in
the South Carolinian papers, appeared in the big
tent at the Fair Ground yesterday where they
delighted thousands with their efficiency and sur
prising Skill in giving utterance to q unison of
sweet sounds. Tn. band numbers performers
composed of little darkeys, none of them more
than ten years of age, and one white lad Master
Roberts, no larger, who leads. They are natrral
musicians and handle their brass Instruments with
an ease and effect not disparaging to the most
learned. The colored lads are owned lev Mr. Juo
u. Weiss, who we believe designs exhibiting them
through the southern States. Considered in anv
light the band Is curiosity. 1t needs only to be
seen to be appreciated, and makes one think "can
such things be-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29

KrErINo A SLAUGHTER HOUSE IN THE
CITY.-3Iax Schwartz, Il butcher in the I'd market.
was summoned before the Mayor yesterday f r
keeping and using q slaughter house within the
corporation imits in violation of city ordinance.
No decision was rendered in the case.
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SCARCITY OF CuaNGg.-Every body Is

11'-'"I1' 11'S1 DV"y -
complaining of the scarcity OF change. and the diff
fculty of procuring suficiency of specie to meet
their daily wants. For day or two past the bro
kers have been paying as high ten per cent pre-
mium all they could get. lfthis state of things
exists very long. and We see no reason for expect
ing better for weeks TO come. the merchants will
be unable to pay the heavy exchanges on their
drafts now fallin1 due.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29

ANOTHER EEUrTIoS OF MoUST yEsuyIUs,-The
pics, vi ish says:
On Thursday We had one 0f the finest eruptions
OF NcsuYiGs possible to be seen. Towards seven at
night the crater Appeared 10 lie ali on fire, lsuG
flames suddenly arose from il, then the lava gushed
rapidity in the direction Of the FosSe dele Faraone
and in less than three hours it had run over all
the distance that separates the crater fIOE the
A;IiO dei tvaii, the place " here stands the Nesu
Wan Observatory and the famous hermitage which
serves aE refuge tor travellers of all countries for
10 foreigner comes to Naples without making the
ascent of fesuyius. Thanks 10 the fine mountain
rosn the government has had made, you can ascend
il easily in three hours All the quays of Naples
were thronsed with people, adniirinS this beauti-
!ul eruption.
SD C4sE.-A letter from New York to the Pal
tmorc American tells the following affecting
story:
Last Thursday was to have been the day for the
celebration Of the uuptias of Miss Hanna C, u
lady of superior refinement and ability of the vi.
cinity Of Baltimore and Mr.. v l. of this
city. d gentleman Of reputcd ability as a gentle
man. scholar ana poet. On the Tuesday preced-
ing the appointed day, the bride to be remarked TO
her inteuted hat something seemed to tell her she
should never become the bride Of her choice that
she would soon wed the realities Of eternity. The
groom replied to her with levity. to dispel her
gloom; hut on the following day, Wednesday, she
felt ndsposed as To take to her bed, from which
time her strength and faculties began seemingly to
waue till Thursday morning at 10 oClOck-the
hour appointed for the nuptiaS-when she breathed
her last, without having evinced the slightest bod
ly pain from the first hour of her illness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29

SERIOUS ACcIDENr.-A gentleman,
whose name we did not learn, fell while passing
through Bank street last evening and broke one of
his legs. lie was stranger in the city. As soon
as assistance coIid be procured, he was conveyed
TO the lnfirmary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29

FL0oD IN THE VALLEY OF THE MoHAwK.--The heavy
rains of the last three days have produced de-
struciive food in the valley of the Mohawk. Much
d,mage has been done to property, and a consider
able quantity of corn and buckwhcat destroyed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29

ARREST OF a pICKPoCKET.-A young
man, who registered his name as Charles CuraelI
from Washington. was detected last night, at the
Central Hotel in the act of picking the pocket OF
Mr.. jesse Hondley. OF Gooch!ani county. After
disEorging his punder he was taken to tie upper
station house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29

MAMMOTH CoRN-The introduction OF
guano and other fertilizers, has done vast deal 20
improve the poor lands of Old Virginia. At the
Mechanics Fair may now be seen specimens OF corn
grown on Charles City land, which, few years
ago, would not produce even grass.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29

A SPECIMEN BANK-The Rhode Island Central
Bank, according TO a statement of its condition
published on the 18th instant had a circulation q
SiS67 702, aud just seven dollars in specie! This II
Initiating the currency with a vengeance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29

STRONG-MISDEp LhriEs.--T'c NOTTINGHAM Eng J
Review rays that the town If Milton Mowbray can
boast of two INDEPENDENT ladies who have taken ont
game certificates, and who cutter the field and can
bring down the game equal TO any male sportsman
~ well as those indulgng in fishing, hunting to
hounds over the country, &C. la the same place is
"A female blacksmith. Who is such an adept at shoe
ing = horse or working at the anvil, as to carsc
universal excitement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29

CcLoRED REGIMENT FOR INDTA-The Toronto Colo
mist says there is a movement among the colored
residents of Canada to organize a colored regiment
for India Whether the British government will
accept their services remains to be seen but the
Colonist thinks that such regiments would he emil
nently fit for service
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29

ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CABLE-An English cores
pondent OF a New York paper writes that the cen.
temned paying cut machinery. which cost $50U0o
now lies on the wharf. mass of useless old iron
At the last meeting of directors, Cyrus W Field,
mn arI.ifrn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29

MONUMENT TO GENERAL RUsK.-The Columbus
(Texas) Citizen suggests the propriety OF the next
Legislature appropriating sufficient sum to erect
a monument TO Gen. knsk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29

An OFFICER WOUNDED - Major Miller, United
States Indian agent for the Upper Arkansas agen-
cy, was wounded IN difficulty with Mr. Antony,
at Ieavenworth city, on the 18th instant. The
difficulty grew out of electioneering misun;'er
standings between the parties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29
!, -TMn ynnne men named r. hi

CAGED.--Two young men named E. B.
White and T. wistur White, were placed In the
cage Tuesday night, where they remained till
yesterday morning, for creating rumpus In Mr..
Thompson Tyler's house, and maltreatlng one Of
his servants for some fhneied offence, They we're
LET off Al the Msyesis court
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29
PIcKPocKETs.-We understand that a

lady had her pocket picked. on the Fair Grounds
yesterday. 1t was also stated that a gentleman.
pocket, containing $500 was cut out by a thief in
the crowd outside of the grounds We rciterate
the caution SO often given. beware of pickpockets
Since the above Was iii type we have aScertaned
that Col 7. w. Eppes, of Petersburg, while pass
ing through the crowd at the gates of the Fair
Grounds, yesterday, had his pocket picked of $3.50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29

STEALING A ATURKEY.-Wilson, slave Of
Mr. George W. Gillian. was yesterday ordered
twenty-five lashes by the Mayor for stealing a
turkey from $. Lovinestein, and being drunk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29
CARVING

CARRYING DEADLY WEApoxs.--The
Mayor yesterday held James Walsh TO bail for his
good behaviour for carrying pistol on his person
aud threatening to discharge the same at J. L.
Burneft.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29

CONGRESSMAN ILL.--llon. J. +. Farnworth men,
Der of Congress elect from Chicago. is said to be
sinking fast. and no hope is entertained of his
recovery. The circulation of blood in one of his
lower limbs hrs entirely ceased, and modification
hns in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29

FoR LLBERIA-Thc packet ship II. c. Stevens will
sail from Baltimore Saturday next, with num-
Der OF emigrants from Kentucky and Virginia, for
Liberia. The number from Kentucky is not vet
known, but from Virginia there will be those Of
Mr.. Bupries, &c: those of Mr.. Sterns 33 and those
Of Miss Melinda Craig. IL. There will probably lie
l3o from Kentucky. The Rev. Mr.. Cowan, secre-
tary of the Kentucky Colonization Society goes out
in the packet to examine the condition Of the yes
sell The Rev. Francis burrus AMI the Rev Samuel
Williams go out in connection with the mission of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. Mapy of the EN-
igrants viii enitark at Norfolk, where the vessel
will land.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29

II IUultHtIltS VI INV
" Presidents Mourtcd Gu,rl," OF Washington. y,
G., arrived in this ciiy yesterday, for tho purpose
of presenting q silver cup to former officer Of
their corps, Mr.. HAYWARD, now resident of Rich
mond. The ceremony took place last night. ut the
Dime House, and is said to have afforded mnch
pleasure to all who participated.
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y
Anderson, situated the foot Of 7th street, was
set ON fire accidentally Tuesday evening" but the
timely arrival Of the Aremcn prevented serious
damage,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29
DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

DA pROCLAMATIoN.-Infar 74 having been
received iy The Executive, that WII.II An T. BIRD
inr Cstls in the county Of AcComae has been found
guilty. by a coroner 8 ingnest, Of the murder OF "A
slave in said county the 2l inst and is now going
at large; therefore do hereby effer a reward Of
one hundred ami fifty dollars 10 any person who
shall arrest the said William H. Brs (0f Custi-) aad
deliver him into the Iaii of said county OF sec.fac
and DO moreover require all officers Of this Com
monwealth civil and military, and request tie peo-
ME generally to Use their best exerfns TO proc
he arrest Of the said Vim. T. Bird (of custis) that
he nav be brought 10 Justioe.
- Given under my hand .. Governor. anfl nm
J n ! der The IL - seal OF the Commonwealth
(--J at kichnond. this 18th day of October.
lS57 HENRY A. WISE.
BY the Governor:
George W. Muyrenp.
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HUyG.-Pleasant ". Coleman convicted of the
murder of Mrs. Bagby, at the last term of the Lo-
gan Circuit Court, was hung on Friday afternoon
last, eft Russellville. Ky.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29

SuEyEy.-0rders have been received at the navy
ward at Portsmouth, Va, to have survey of the
t. s ship of the line Columbus, with view to al
tor bar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29
GEORGE W. Mryronp.
secretary Of the Commonwealth.

YIN T. Bird fofcustisl II about twenty 1--we years
ef aye. about Ave feet nine or ten inches hiah.
stosps little ioswarn' iusi iss anu oi rusay
In conversation. &C le~sNsx
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PROCESS

"A OF AhBkOTYPISti, Just received from the in
TentIr IN New Iofk, at OSBOkNE'S PICTURE GAL
LEkf! Come and see them. They lave none of
that dlhgy appearance OF other AmbrUtypes made in
The city This process IL capable of producing the
most beautiful effects Remember. OSBORN Il never
has taken cheap, inferior Pictures, s,nothng bu the
best ls allowed to go cut from this Gallery. No
nasfiy advertisement ever appeared in prirt OF this
establishment We rely on oar known merit.
ALBERT ". OSBORNE,
S-t6 (tpnesfr the Exrhauay, Rank
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29

THE M.aRI,GE or Miss HAYEs-The man whom
Miss Catherine Hayes, the vocalist married was
Bushnell. her business agent. The \. Y. Sa9ddy
Times says that he was her business manager in
California and Australia, ard that before he could
r,arry her he was under the necessity Of visiting
this country and procuring divorce from his wife,
which lac accomplished, quietly and without her
knowing much about it, in Connecticut.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29

DIsoRpERLY.-The Mayor yesterday re-
CURED security of James y. Burnett, for being
guilty Of violent and disorderiy conduct ON Main
street on Sunday last and also fined him one dol
lar Tor being intoxicated at the same time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29

The official vote for Governor of Pennsylvania is
follows: Packer, lS4GS4; Wilmot, li2, sol; lia-
zehurst, 2s,2T7.
Col. Louis schlessinger, of Niearagnan memory,
has arrived in New York.
Hon. James u. King, prominent citizen Of Ohio,
OF Virginia BIRTH died few days ago.
Mortimer Thompson, "Doesticks," was married
IN New Haven Connecticut Friday, to Miss Anna
II. Van Cleye.
Fred. II. BOkee, Of New York, on his way home
frGEn China, was among the lost on the Central
America.
'sCap" shiffiett, convicted In Monroe county,
Va, Of barn burning, has been sentenced TO seven
years In the peBiteutiary.
More than 5000 laborers have been thrown out
Of employment In &c. Louis, within the last few
weeks.
sAtT.-~Inrge quantities OF salt have been shipped
by the late rise, 60 ,hs WAs.ern markets from IA
nsThe, We,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29

AMERICAN SECURrTIES.-Therei is one feature in the
last news from Europe which is not TO be overlook
ed. The american stocks held in England will NOT
Ii is stated, be returned on sale here. On the CON
trary, disposition eyinced to speculate in
them at the low prices. the London market being
kept thereby in advance Of our own for three or
tour PrOminent railways, stocks and bonds.
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QCHN0ND MUSICAL INSTITUTE.

IaoN BROAD. BEIW EEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
sIELEis II a. "a-re- in vocal music in This inst
i.rtDn merl as Ip,.0ws First adult class lsnose ;d-
vau,rdi ua IU-siH. aGG Saturday evenings at -
EtGyE- c. uG adj at c.lSs b" -4uE-rS Monday and
Iarrrs,y evenings at "a o'Clvck. The Juvenile
Glasses Nil meet AZ O'clock. The first (nurr Ha-
7au1aa ,- Wednesday and Saturday. The tcund
beginner. pH hJuddy and Tnur5ras. Lessons
tie pau0 given when pref Treu. uuleS, too iucUuyen-
lent 80 the ms IIta. Pr further particulars apply
10 feCfz-lI1) T. h. GALLfl1ER. Principal
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A-Innl. srnnnL an THE NIRGlNIA

y MECH &NiGS lNSTiFtTE.-on HEhNES-
pkT NIGHT. tie lEA NCt, two HGI&AST SCHOOLS
g IA 3, 81 f3ri Ly the Committee oI lhc Institute,
.f.a n. A. >oaE>- HA-f. Fou-hcr street. between
t,sr. na,i i.rs,i under she iHauaccuert Of Mr.. ".
RfNNlE auB l3.r atagy IL t;e tRE>EII x! ~ School
Ust,s an Franklin street, At It's intersection with
ars street Rev FE >ts H. ioNt& he.ER the plipVi-
nal teacher Jla>- schools viii BE opened every
cher night. and FIRE. OF CHARGE T. al boys
vER arH Ess'8her> a. jto institute Persons Wishing
ta,ltaia certificates eI uy'uhvnljn aud -:rkets to
H., Schools c..r 81 81 by calling the Secretary.
81 rtc HAL oi tbs Institute, "a either oi the fol
lKIuS Persons.
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RosBERY.--On Monday night, the store Of Mrs
McGraw, on the corner of Duke and st. Asaph sts,
Alexandria, Va, was entered and $500 stolen there
from
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-29

FIkE-N ORkS.-Ine fireworks prepar-
ed by Aid Fire Company. went of in fine style
last night The big balOOn started we'll, but be-
came victim to the flames before proceeding far,
and returned to terra frina very much diminished
In size.
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BAD Boys.-The residents of Church
ill are complaining sorely OF f.heconduct of rowdy
boys who assemble around the churches during
times ofreligious worship and annoy the congre-
cations by their noise. They should be punishcd
by law.
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=
au 2s-ts Opposite the Exchange Bank.


= "allord- in the mutual Benefit Coapany. Cap
Hal HY.r ~ @ffi, a,sd daily ircreasHg. No com
pany a1Of'la mote advantages 10 The Insured IT
makes annual dyid- nis Ol . per cent. AND PAYS
h,thns helping the insured tu pa his premiums
IL has pad ~ dividends OVER NINE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS. Il has paid for losses by
deaths ia Virginia over Si5A!NG
ecZt--SL kNIIII L 4
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Dfo NOT MEET.-The Editorial Conven
lion which was to have assembled Yesterday Mt The
exchange Hotel in this city failed to meet onIy
.wo OF the fraternity appearing the ground. The
matt-r was indefinitely nospoDed
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Ill TIE GOV EkNOK Or VIRGINTA,

Ul TIE GUtEkNUk Ot VIRGINIA.
~ A PEOCLhMATtoN.-w WHERE'S y vacancy
has occurred In the House ef Delegates Of Virginia
by the res unatinn OF ELAN u. TALBOT the Dele
gate elect from the county af Barbour: now there
fore | Henry 4. se uayernOr OF the CaiaGnan
wealth have thought proper hy a Writ cf Election,
issued and directed pursuant to law, 10 require an
election to lie held at the several paeca Il voting in
said county, ON the TWELFTH DAY OF sUYEh-
RER 1851 for n meT,ler at the iiouse Of Delegates
for said county IN Simply the vacancy aforesaid
Given under my hand as tioycInor and under the
seal Of the Commonwealth, this 21d dag OF septen-
L. s. HENRY A. WISE.
By the Governor:
GroRGE w MuNFonn, Sec'y. of fhe Ccmronwtalth
seo5-ewida
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Administrations from abroad

may find ample means of passing pleasant even
ing. by referring to our advertising columns The
theatre: Wyman's; Bricks Minstrels Swans Dis
solving Views Swecnry's airs'rcls &c, SC, all
good, aud worth goipg tn Frc.
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EFFECT OF THE REVOLT IN INDIA.-The mutiny in
India Is lkly to affect disastr0usly vast amount
OF progressive industry. Within the last twenty
years the amount of the products of other conn
tries consumed III India has increased from s2o-
0o00G0 TO fs50o0, 600, and her native productions
have more than kept pace with it. Every nation
which trades with her becomes her debtor. In 1880
the surplus products of India was S41 000 900: in
1853 it exceeded S125000G00. Last year the bal
ance due India for the excess of the exports over
the imports was S4l.000,o00 The specie importa
tons have increased from Sl4,000000 in 1916 to
S62oGo0o0 in 1886. The present war puts stop
to all this trade.