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THE INDIANS IN NEW MEXICO.

Private letters from New Mexico state that the
Indians are becoming very troublesome. A short
time since party Of about thirty Indians attacked
train, stole all their animals and killed one man.
An express was sent to Fort Thorn, and detach-
mept of Mounted Rifles, under the command of Lieut..
Lawrence S. Baker, were Immediately ordered into
The saddle by Colonel Mes, and ordered to overtake
and chastise them. At 2, p. NJ, they started, just
forty minutes after the arrival Of the express and
soon discovered their trail, which they followed for
upwards of seventy miles over very rugged coun-
try and through terrible canon, aud camped at s. A.
NJ being unable to follow the trail farther al night
At Daylight the guide wGs sent out to discover
the TRAIL and soon returned, stating that the Indians
were in camp about half mile off, Lieut.. Baker
Immediately selected ten and attacked the camp,
completely surprising them approaching within thr-
ty.fve or forty yards OF their camp without being
discovered. At the first fire, six of the indians fell
tie remainder fought desperately, approaching 30
near that Lieut.. Baker had to order his men to drop
their rifles and draw their revolvers. Five of his
men were wounded and one was killed 40 that he
had to order his buglar to sound the charge for the
reserve, who in the saddle Visiting for the order.
They Immediately came forward at gallop, charging
upon the Indians. The Indians met them bravely,
catching their horses by the bridle and the battle
became hand to hand. All the Indians were killed
or MORALLY wounded and all their animals, shields,
bows and arrows, skins, So, were taken.
Lieut.. Baker and his men deserve the greatest
praise for their intrepidity and bravery. Few are
aware of the hsrdships endured by our little army on
the frontier, and such act OF 3aantry as this
would, in tho French or English service, have pro-
NOTED the officer in command, and decorated his men
with medal for valor and good conduct.
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THE TRUE SPIRIT.

Wa ,.La r,o.sure in publishing the proceedings OF
-, .o.;,. IF ,ne members of the United Presbyte
hrrc in this city, for the purpose of disclaiin
N farther utilization with the General Assembly
rsolutions breathe the true spirit Of patriots and
Christians.
ACTION OF THE RICHMOND PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH ON TIE SLAVERY QUESTION.
Pursuant to public notice, given by authority OF
tho Session of the United Presbyterian Churcn =; a
meeting of said church and congregation was nea ~
The lecture room in tho city OF Richmond Va on
Monday June I'D, 1857, at O'clock +. H.
The Pastor, G.. Ii. READ, ID. D.. was; on mo'lon'
appointed Moderator, and Mr.. WIN. I -h'!o' 9'''''
tary. ,,.;,r NTH nrever.
The Moderator opened the meeting ro %a stated
and in accordance with the previous n1'ioe Maeu
~ -, en- nil. aha consideration OF the conulIoh
ao ',.ob and kindred churches in the South, IN
vaw of the recent action Of the Generai As'e"o'y'
at CLEVELAND Ohiv, on the suDleci ot $40,
pas,hv k. Grsttan, Eco. a member OF inc SESSION.
.,d a Commissioner of Hanover Presoytery 10 I'VE
"a Assembly, being called upon, gave asucclnct ana
cIsar account of the proceedings OF the assembly
ssttpg forth the for the protest Oh INC 'ou'
49,, lnagates Against ito action, and explaining tne
circumstances under which they felt constrained 10
withdraw from any further participation N Tue acou
of that body, aud finally % issue coulcf " ~.
meeting of the friends Of CONSTITUTIONS PresoyIs'
rianism to be held in the city OF washington,
on the ~ III Qdy vi AuKuHt hS~S
organic alton OF another General Assembly:
After full aud free discussion the following re'oi'
tor, were unanimously adopted ..,-
of the action Of the Of our Presbytery
relation hs p5esssdg' ad hs ssns1s aaaSs
endorse the protest of the Ioncurrlng members OF
that body as expressing our views in the premises.
Resolved in our opinion the ono,oss, in
nsc for themselves and the people Of said States
With due regard to the interests Of Christs cause
continue their connexon with the General Assembly
Resolved. 3. That we approve the invitation given
NV the Southern nsmbers Of the General Assembly,
to all who are willing TO organize an Assembly on the
basis that the subject Of slavery is to be excluded
from it, unless in judicial which may be brought
up from the lower courts to meet in the city OF Wash
ngtou on the 9th of August next, for that purpose
Resolved, 4rh That the proceedings Of this meeting
be referred to the Session be published according to
their discretion.
Adjourned nth prayer.
Teste, G. II. READ, Moderator.
WIN. 7. MAYO, Secretary.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL AND BALLARD BOrsp
u

W o Massel, New York Mitchell, Missouri
Campbell, Smyth; $ Mebnnc. Arkansas j r FowIIc,
Not,oway; J A Moon, Virginia. Wits Ta1mnson Chs.
Hill. c; Samuel keyscr. y; William Dawson T M
rel Hill La: : cardoway, and LAZY Miss Lou Hur
Columbus, Ga; Philip Fucrod, Gohd, T-xe,. r. II
Christmas. Charles Guy. Warrenton. ~: P n Powell
Weldon; Col G q Coleman, I.oui.a: u Ware va, a p
Cnapin. Mnss: II = Thomson. New York ID vs. Sb,ni.
Memphis rEauberl A,eXandris; NJ Min, p,
L Levi, and Charlotte; F 6 Murphy, XIV A ~
ford Petersburg: 2 Evans, Mdileses: Wb,.or n
Mr. l.s-cy, Lesley phils; u yIe''r".e d VII, Go.
lumbar College: W W lament. Caroline: q Levi,
Ala A l. scott Va: Peyton. Charlottesville w II fu
ry. Lunenburg; II Touminc Mobile Jos D-negre, New
Orleans + II Ball. Bait; EsrLsrt. Mise EarLsr Mas
Elizs farhart Miss Betty Esrhart Miss Green. Morso
merry: Noel. Va. 4 o Mann, w Mann Washington
" I Waller. Miss Waller, Va; II Perry, NC, u "a:
lsr Allegheny; ssml Mcdonald. Augusta; Thomp,on Nc
AIlister, Covingon: W Lowry. DR. Allen Green, Presto;
Ro.ne c; w Hunter. Fr Anne; Z T Kelly Suffolk
; Keeling & Waddl, Pr Anne. John GiImer, ! u
Darlington, Backtord. lady, child snd servt Lyret|
burg Miss cOston, Albemarle: N D Venable, n;
Edwari; w Wilson, q; A c Mckee. Wheeling; K NJ
William Pinyivanis. w T chsHdier, Va; w PuryeG
Buckingham q II
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THE MOUNT VERNON PURCHASE.

We learn, with much pleasure, tHat St' Lous'
MOL has iaaen the lead in inauguratng the Fourth
of Julv mopemsnt, in behalf of the Mount Vernon
purchase: and that or the coming celebration. there,
of our nations birth day. grand demonstration wiz
be made, in which Senator Douglas, "the little 81
aut," and X.Senator Hannegan, will occupy pfoml'
We are informed, too, that similar patriotic and
fiial demonstration, in preparation at our Citadel
Academy, in which the young chivalry OF South
Carolina gathered there for military and civil in.
structon WILL under the auspices of their leaders and
instructors snrol themselves, on the ensuing Fourth
Of July, as knights of THE Southern Matron," in
the Order of Mount Vernon.
We trust that these patriotic examples will prove
contagious and give rise to general Fourth OF July
emulation among all organizations civil and militia
~ TO show which can go farthest in displaying ial
gratitude aud doing grateful. homage to the illusrious
Washington -tCharlsston Courier.
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Very respectfully, your humble servant.
MADISON ALLEN
Correspondence of the Baltimore Amerlcanl
PHILADELPHIA, June %.

The Dinner of VIM. b. Reed, Esq.-Aet,on Of the
Board Of Trade.
The dinner rendered to VIM. b. Reed. the Minister
TO China by some of citizens took place yester.
day. The occasion proved one of very great interest
and demonstrated the favorable estimate in which
the departing official is held by those whose estima
ton is truly Valuable. Jos. K. Chandler, Esq. made
some very happy remarks, and Mr.. Reed himself in
response 20 complimentary sentiment. delivered
quite handsome address. Good common sense was
acknowledged by Mr.. Reed to be the best diplomatic
quality for successful negotiation; constitutional al.
thor.:y the limitation Of his power our traditional
policy his guide and what his country has clearly the
riehf to ask the measure Of bis demands. Under
standing 80 clearly the proper prompting and re-
strnnts of his position with the natural shrewdness
capacity, knowledge Of the world, and kesl Insight;
into human character, which bis long and successful
"a, experience has given MIR. Reed, il will be con-
ceded that he possesses eminent qualifications for
Tho post he has been appointed to- ani may be rea
sonably expected that its duties will be ably and no.
ncrabiy performed
place last evening" when further proceedings to die
cover aud provide against irresponsible insurance
companies and agents, were adopted. A resolution
was also adopted, having FOR it's object the withdraw
al from circulation Of all other but those of de-
cimsl denomination or the federal stamp; aud an
othe, IL favor Of dispensing with the advance wages
seanen.
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ARRIVALS AT THE AMERICAN.nOTBL,
RICHMOND, June IS. 1857.
". B. BISHOP, Proprietor.

las B Welch, J Els Alabama; Cary, Pe,ersbrr,
Samuel Qusrlss, Alabama; : Willis, Mrs Wills and ,w,
servants. Miss Boswell Mississippi; w suffer Peter,
burg: h N Owen. WHrrenton 4 w Campbell Sot,ow.r
A 4 Bell. Liberty: A w Adsms buckingham; NJ Rsei,t
Phil delpha; A shaier Petersburc Geo A Haley
Newark DR. Msrriman, Fhpp!n, Lunenburg John /
Dix Williamsburg; T w Fitzpatrick Rchd II Chapman
James Chapman and servant, South Carolina; VIM c
Hume. Orange; c II Thompson, culpePer: II Coam,u
B Saunders, V and r y; N!ss Robinson Miss BesS
Boston; sh"rwn. Now York; John Mitchell va J,.
w Newconib. Montgomery II Hergan, Texas; T. Hand
Cook, G l. HARDWOOD Parkersbure John Wilson. EC
Kerr. Marion: A Wilson. Ara.in: Richd Crump. Pow
hntan: WINK Taylor, Dsnv:l.: Edward X Coke Mr. r
CITY
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For the Enquirer.
A TRIBUTE.


flushed is the tread, aud the whsperines low, H.
As they move round the bed, where tho sick one lies
And the soft wind, that blows her fsvcri'h Brow
10 laden with incense, Of heart'worh sighs
Oh from the tempest, and path hiding cloud,
From grief that .tuns, the slooms that -hroud;
SaTe them, sweet mother oh fountain OF lore,
That reisncst with Him, in the Heavens above
Adoring, impiorins Iondcst hearts pray,
Health. happiness, for sweet Nelly Gray,
Tint the cares and sorrows, tia; iHscss he day
May unfold their wings, and dee away.
Sweet as vesper hymn, softly stealing,
From clolstersd naive, DER the moonlit wave:
10 the rustic OF the wing, a.! laden with healing
OF the guardian angel to the prayerful and brave;
Oh refreshing as dew, drops the word from above
he chasteneth in mercy, our God Of love.
That the cloud OF day, the blackness of sorrow
ls the typical haroinger OF an orient morrow,
To Nelly will come, from their blast seats.
Her sister angels to watch and love her;
And when her heart, with anguish beats,
Will softly fold, their wings above her.
Buckingham June L. 1857.
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MASSACHUSETTS, POLITICS.

WORCESTER, June 2ith The Republican Cun'
venton. now in session here, has nominated Mr.
Banks for Governor, he receiving 337 votes out o,
i3l. Oliver Warner, of Northampton, WINS nominated
for Lieut. Governor and Thomas ID. Elliott OF Ne"
Bedford, for Attorney General. Resolution. TO ad
here to the Philadelphia platform. regarding the Dreo
Scott decision as usurp::icn of judicisi power iol
for political purposes and plsdgog the party ans"
existence and further extension OF slavery were
adc tod
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-26

Dcugla. Jerrold was in company, and a. the weapon
WAS .,>. rat. quality the mark Of the wound migh'
rrmgE rrbiiterated for years. But to suppose thai
- Igias Jsirold deliberately intended 10 inic
proves toa! ignorance of his large and phIlsn-
thropic nature. Wrong and oppression he hated 10
thu sbstracr, but he had friendly graap for all lnd
yiluals. sven hlnnny his OMm ndYrrsaria..n
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DESTRUCTION OF MILLS, CROPS. &c

DESTRUCTION OF MILLS, CROPS. SC.
HLoUHviLLE, June l5.-McKibben's mills 10 Tala'
Gega county, Alabama, were destroyed ~ ire during
last week
There is promise Of great crops throughout the
State of Arkansas.
Sr. Louis, June 23.-A hail storm occurred in
Buchanan county Missouri, On Saturday last destroy
ing the crops killing the cattle in the fell and inn
ring several men. One negro was killed. Inc nall
stones ara represented as having been as large a'
goose eggs.
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10 the Editors of the Enquirer:

OAKLY, Va, June 10Th, 1857
Ihave Just seen a communication, published in the
Richmond Wing of May 18th, by some gentleman of
this county, stating that vas running as Distribu,
tior Democrat for the House 0: Delegates, without
opposition. In justice to myself we'll as to the De-
nocratic party, with which always acted, deem it
proper to say, that the article referred to written
without my knowledge or appreciation, and does me
Injustice, since it places in false position. am
not in favor OF distribution of the public lands or Of
the proceeds thereof among the States.
1 have said that can ace no sufficient reason for
Virginia refusing 10 receive the forty thousand dollars
which lying to her credit in the federal treasury,
while there are, my mind to justify its
ceptance.
Very respectfully, your humble servant.
MADISON ALLEN.
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For the ueek ending June &c, 1857.
REPORTED JoHNA. LANCASTER SON, BROKERS
yrpnia per cents sales at the 1res-
ss:y shorter dates s9i aud interest.
Bonds by the State sales SSH and interest
Richmond City Bonds sales hi s93i, and interest
Vrciuiu Bank Stock, par 10, last sales ut Si4i.
Farmers Bank Stock, last saes al SiC6t
Exchange Bank stock, last sales al SlU7t
yranin Fire and Marine Insurance stock. S9l
Merchants Insurance Company, recent sales $50
Richmond Fire Association stock, par $50, sales S3l3
Richmond fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad stock
last sales s65.
Vir s:nia Central abroad Stock, lasts ales, s3l
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock, saes s52i
Richmond and Danvillc Rairoa stock, last sales si3
lanes Riy and Kanawh ock. last saesslO
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tations the sales 900 bbls at Sc :0ss IS for
good Sate S6 loaf IS tor do; SIS 25h6 60 f,r ~,
mon 10 good Michigan, Ohio. Indiana owa &C. and :
| "a for extra do.
Southern Flour is LAO hrmcr for s.ani .rt bya,d,
sales 800 bb!s e. l0s7 IS for mixed 10 GOOD b,
If Baltimore. Alexandra. Georgetown, &C. and q, -.
| Q 50 FOR i,v"rte. fancy End extra do ~
Wheat is in fair demand, with rales OF 1900 b.,.
prime white CANADIAN ~ 1870 cts.
Corn 10 cts better the ssei are $4,000 bushel. A. 81,
So cts TOR Western mixed, and ss cts for southern vel,
now held higher
COTTON haa advanced to !. and holders are srm
wHISKEY is drm; sales of $50 bill, at 80 CT. for Ola
and Prison.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, JrsE 2i-Bss.,
Market is trm saes OF 900 head Sl0d sl3 to 81;
100 s. Shcep-Marke dull: sales of $500 head AZ g.
sic Swinc-Marxet closed heavy. Offerings 600 be-.
All qualities have slightly declined sales Of prime at g.;
81 37t, stock Roe s6f 80 10.
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covEpNop McNIyJJ,EN.

This gentleman arrived in the city yesterday from
a sbor, visit to Missouri. He will go TO Virginia in a
day or two to settle up his aaiIs preparatory to his
meets to leave this oy about the 2lh Of next month
.sr Inc distant field Of his labor and duty
lngtoa Union,
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ERCl1l VENEZUELA

The Congress of Venezuela adjourned an the Goth
of May. The last act was to rafy the treaty with the
United States which accomplished by the urgent
solicitations of the Hon. Charles Eames, the Amerl'
can minister. The country las been blessed with
fine "a MS, and the crops promised we'll.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS. JUNE


COTTOS-Very few buyers hsv" come for-.rd '7-i:-
and rhe sales reached only about 600 bales. We
Inferior a 81 Niddling l3;..7i
Ordinary lD;ell. Good bidding l...;.
Good Ordinary llial2t Midding Fair ~,
Low Midding Is 8lJt Fair n
sUGARWe notice sales Of about 20 hhds. a, p.evtop
rates.
MOLASSES-No transactions Of any consequence AZ.
been reported to-day,
NEW ORLEANS MARKET. June 49,
CorroS.-The foreign news BY tho Persia caused .,
advance oi j.. middling qus,e. improving Ss.,
day OF 400 bales nj 10 Ia II cite for Midi. Or
leans; sales for the pGst rs 800 bales anu rece,p.
during tho time only L35O bales. Stock Ia ,or,
~ 500 bales The decrease in receipts this pom con
pared with last year amount to - 600 bales D.
nj all Southern port. csimacr 1t 500 500 bses
Flour shows declining tendency sales LOUIS a.
al II - Cora's Mao declining; sales OF mixed AZ
Frcighs Cotton to Liverpool quoted at S..
and 10 HHvrc li'iG,ns sterling Exchange Ito . e,
change on New York
MOBILE MARKET JuNE %
CorroS Receipts for The past three dsys amour, L
1870 900 bales No uuengRged vessels are now Ia port
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DIED.

DIED on the 25h inst, at quarter before CLOCK
NJ, BETTE BIGGER, infant daughter OF +. Morris ana
Sallie K. NorveiI. aged 10 months and 9 days
The friends of the family respectfully nvea 70 NJ
tend her funeral from the residence OF her grsnnahe
Col Thos B. Bigger this friday afternoon, at q
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PHILADELPHIA MARkETS, JUNE %, P. NJ
BREADSTuFFS.-The Flour market continue, dull
and prices rather favor the buyers There lie very In,
inquiry for shipment, and the only transactions repors
are IA few hundred barrels extra ., - 75dSs mig
brands of supertne offered 81 31i9s7 So w,hor
finding buyers
There il lille Wheat offering and il 10 wanted an,
sales OF good and prime Pennsylvania red a, ls56s %
= bushel, and white al 1875 cts.
Rye continues in isr request n, no cts
Com nae again declined cent: sales Of 1000 bustea
yellow ~ TT cts anoat
WHlSKEY-Is sgain lower; sale. Of bbIs At 32e3a CT
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TlL WORM.

The army worm in Dorchester county, Nd, az we
learn from the Cambridge Eagle, has nearly dsap'
peared but not until nearly every thing else had dis
appeared, wherever it had been.
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NEW YORK MARKET, JUsE 25.-Flour has a,
upward tendency-Siate brands are selling at Sc s..
90; Ohio g. lei; Southern s. BOZ. Wheat is II e.
higher. Corn has advanced-mlxed is selling At 50
cts. Stocks are firmei.
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BALTIMORE MARKET, JuSE 25.-Flour hs,
An upward tendency Howard street sells al from
s. to 81. Wheat is tiuner-red sas at from | 6S 10
81 cents; white 81 To 90 cents. Corn is dull-whi,.
sells at SiaSS cents: yellow S6aS7 cents.
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this doctrine insist upon another vote an"
the decision of those who preceded them LUZ "'"y
h.. an erroneous view. The question Is '0~F'''''e"
md the ccene of action far OIL
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NEW YORK MARKET. JUNE %.

BREADsTUFFS.-T market for State and Western
Flour Is again better day. especially for common stand
ard qualities which more In demand for export inc
news favorable and holders refuse 70 sell AZ quo
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MARINE NEWS.
rOKT OF RICHMOND. JuyE IS 1857.
HIGH TATEh THIS bay At a. n,cIncn
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Schr VIM Ryland, FOLEY. York River. corn.
Schr VIM James, Warren. Cape Charles, corn.
SAILED,
Schr JnO Aumack, Pearce, via Port Wsllhall, Cos
Philadelphia.
Schr Ourust. Thompson, New Orleans mdss.
Schr Emma Jane. Phillips, via Port WalthaI, coo
Washington, ID e..
Schr Ocean. McNemsr, Baltimore, coal.
Schr VIM Colquitt, Phillips, Baltimore, mdse.
Scbr Exit, Gray, down the river, light.
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OI'ICE TRIP

NEW York, June 25.-The steamship DAM.
Webster arrived hers to-day, making her trip in es
than six days from New Orleans.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH,
r.Iesrnp he'd for the Rlchmond Enquirer.
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.


WASHINGTON. june 25.-rhe administration Ar
considering the Spanish Mexican question. The &C
lnini-tration doe snotisnrey endorse Walkers cour,
in Kansas, and it is believed that he exceeding b!
instructions.
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STEAMER POCAHONTAs,


HNRElGHT received to-day, (Fridsy0A l
and up to the hour OF O'Clock,
NJ. Saturday, the 9Th met ,--.,a, d
Consignees requested to send for their so0''
day f,s,I
Shippers are requested to send in the Names 0, ~
consisnees Saturday afternoon, their ssiPmsh" W"
consigned TO order. ,r-os
June 26-2t LCDLAM "aI-.1
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LIVE STOCK MARKET, Jusx 20
SALES OF STOCK IN RICHMOND.

SHOOK & NEPUKT.
BEEF CArrLE-Si so to o. 2o gross according quality
SHEEP-S2 - IN a. per head. LAass-S2 80 " % So
DER head HoGsSg
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The PosrnrrIcE ROBBERY AT PORTSMOUTH,
This case came up before Commissioner Francis for
hearing on Tuesday morning, at Norfolk, Elk. Gov
ernor Gregory, district attorney, appeared for the
Postofiice Department. and Tazewell Taylor, E.q.,
for the prisoner, Gen. Magrre, special postotfice
agent; Col Cooke. the postmaster of Portsmouth,
and George s. Allen Esqs mail agent of Baltimore
appeared witnesses Tor the prosecution and after
full hearing Cowan was remsnded TO the prison at
Norfolk in default of $4,000 security to snewer the
charge before the district court in November :c...
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DEATH OF Az EDTroR.-Tyre Maupn, Esq, ths
senior editor OF the Msrtinsburg Wal Gazette, died
on Sunday last atter protracted Illness Surrounded
by his weeping family and sorrowing friends he died
as dies 1.-THE wave along the Shore" retaining TO his
latest moments perfect consciousness. His was d
gentleman of fine talents and vigorous writer
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER,

htJ. ". Randoipks Bookstore, l2l Main Str,d
June 2j 1857. Iy Iicons Orr Dco.,I
Seven o'clock, "a -
Twelve O'Clock 70 -
Five O'Clock, 81 -
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TCRNIP SEED.

r ANpRETH's TCRNIP sEEp.-We have jest F.ee.'
IL our supplies Of the New Crop, among ~hi'S -'
found the following. viz
Purple Topped, Ruta Baga
Flat Dutch, Strap Leared,
Red Topped, DO do,
Large Norfolk 80, ,y4
Do. Globe and other varieties: received .n ~
FOR sale b. P. JOHNSTON pH d., q
June "a Druggists I!2, .t
GRIN o L L AND OTHER ~
~ SKIRTS, for sale b. I. nan ,,,,st
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REslcs.rIos.-Rev. II. Is. G. Howell, D. D., for
many years past the able and beloved pastor of the
Second Baptist Church, in this city has resigned and
il about 10 remove 10 Nashville.
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OFFICE CENTRAL n. Il. COMPANi'

RICHMOND jose 25 49,:
HOLDERS OF COUPON BONDS OF THE NlRGiA.
III Central Railroad Company, with interest paya t
New York are informed ,ha, the Coupons Of Interest =
due on the Is; Of July will be paid presentation ad y
render Of the proper Coupons a. the Union Bank @! -
York or At the Office Of the Company al Nchmohd ""
paid at the latter place the current rate o! enchae ~"
added. -.
June 26--d6t J. GARREIl LLe.,