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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-13

RAILROAD ACCIDESTs.-Last Thursday night'
as the Harlem Railroad train, bound for this city,
was approaching Boston -Four Corners II ran into
n bnya snow diff. and was brought to sudden
stand still with snch force that the engine was
very much broken up, and two Of the passenger
cars were thrown from the track. The stoves
Fron, tl,air seats A few passengers sustained sc
we're coutusious, but 10 bones were broken. One
of the firemen was so badly injured that his re-
covery il considered doubtful
.rhs Harlem train from New York at p. M
veaserdsy. ran off the track near Chatham -Four
Corners at 8 O'Clock. The accident it is supposed,
was occasioned by the displacement of rail by g
heavy freigh. train, which had previously passed
Two Of the rear cars attached TO the O'Clock train
were thrown off the track bat were fortunately
detached from the train. Quite wreck was made
Of the cars, and stove being upset they took ire
MIS- Nichols aud Miss SAriYer, her sister, 70
sjdipg in New York. were injured by being
crushed uuGar broken seats, but not fatally-A T.
Journal of C0nlnsfTCe.
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"a THE SUBSCRIBERS has on
Stz&A hand, to commence the new year, 8 good
a IN supply of Saddles, Brides and Harness
q of ain est every Grade, which he will sill
very low for cath. The public respectfully IN
Wit cd to e2 anime my ock, shall Of course SELL
ing for cash, sell cheaper. Come one, then, come
al, who intend spending your money, snd get good
tica fer much less THAI The custom airy credit pTics.
ALSO, a few new and Second Hand Light &c r
risges which will be sold remarkably cheap -
Please call ut No "a Main street, a. the Carriage,
j. w DENNIS,
Where the best of bargains can be hsd. ia lin
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Richmond Markets, Jan. -.

TOBACCO advance In quotations after
c,r..r.. "a firmly maintained Breaks stIll II.
,,i,as :, are the receipts No old Luss in maraet.
Cd eaf flia Per ewt New Lugs inferior, 81
s-s1' ,o,d 1qdaS0. New Leaf &l0d14 50
FLOUR There are no transactions for shipment,
TIE htshsst cf.red for supeIhne by shippers, WAC
nsnrot nov eli in consequence Of the suspension OF
usysstion 10 sc 50 per bbl. which holders will not
ta.e Retail sales OF superine at S67507.
WHEAT-.The general quotations. are stli fTG
1f5 ems for coed to prime red; i5o0l5o for good
TO crime white, with oscasonsl sales Of extra prime
white a. $50 cts
CORN.--tye quote 75J20 cts, market firm
WBIsKEY--25N26 cts per gallon.
BACON--Ths market is almost bare Of sides az
The limited suepIy here he'd at II eta, Shoulders
III; Hans i20l3 eta, according to quality. Todd
:aes round ) cts. SOL,
COFFEE We quote Bic o.0llac; Laguayra l2fc
Java l510'6 Mocha i6lc.
SUGAR, The msrset ia firm; WITH sn advanc, ~,
teudsney. occsi3ned by limited stocks IN Ell m
chief mtfkets We sill, however quote New of
leans ii cts; Porto Rico lc40il cs; Leaf JsB~ =
cts. Crushed and Powdered ii cts; c. Coffee IL CTS
Circle A l3cts c---o -,
MOL,S,Es- We quote New Orleans $500 cts
Porto Rico s. cents; Cubs duacov&does 81 cents
narke. firm.
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The BRIBERY III CONGRESS The member al
luded to by Mr. Paine having offered higu bribe
to vote for the Minnesota Lard Bill ID underst oo4 to
be Mr. =. Edwards of the kredonia t50th) dis.
tfiet, Neg York 1t is also un6eretood that Mr 3D.
wards denies the ale gsti0n made, and states that
he misande rstoed by Col. Paine.
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ESlAH DING.

At louisville, Ky, last week, two hhis Virginia
leaf tohacco sold az $ 20 per hundred.
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TIE DAILY DISPATCH.
FINANCIAL Ann COMMERCIAL.
nv TELEGRAPH.

BAIrtmorw Ian i2s-FIour and Corn uncnanee'
Red Wheat ASA eta; bite l55etoSc"
kEw YosK jan u Flour higher sac 20 90
q 20 S,,.bern @fa7 Is Wheat firm, with an up
80 ,a~Sancy earn has advanced; mixed rs cente;
Yellow rs eta Stocks generally higher Virginia Sc
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EhUDLEl "a 90. lIASlNsX kECELfED
~ two frat class Diplomas at the Mechanics Fair
for years 1855 and 1876 for fine WINES and LII.
QUURS, would call particular attention to those that
wsnt pure and choice arsle, to examine our large
and extensive stock, viz:
sieras, Amontilado and Pemertin Pale Sherries,
Old Family and b!ackJuTns Madeira,
BlackbUEn's and Saadeu8u's Old Port Wines
Champagne, full assortment of the choice brands
Cognac Brardies, Hsunessey, OtsrJ. Dupuy Co.
London Dock Selsnette ard Pellevoesin, both
dark ana Pale, part yerS fine and old.
Holland Gin, Jomaica and ST Crcix Runs
Scotch and Irish Mst hiskeys Virginia Old Rye
hiountsin Whsbey, Isle Of Wight Peach and APP
pie Braniies.
ALSO tine lot Of choice Havana Cigars, fer
sale d ths Richmond Wine Store
de 81 y MAIN STREET
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NAAkRAE WORKS & Vim.
Iva CENT, Dealers in Italian and American Mar.
HE, and Manufacturers of MONUMENTS, TOMBS,
HEAD PIECES, FONTS, FURNITURE MAR
Bile, &c, nearly opposite Second Baptist Church,
Msin ct.
We respectfully invite the attention OF these in
want to stock hand, which consists of as
large and well finished assortment be found
at anJ establishment in the city.
MONUMENTS of any size or design made to or
der, at the lowest New York or Phiadelphis prices.
Remember the place, and please give call, af
ter examining workmanship and prices elsewhere
no % SIN
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SALT AND PLASTER.--The Virginia
- and Tennessee Railroad is finished to saitvlle,
and am pre- pared to furnish SALT and PLAS
TER to customers in sacks or barrels, upon the
accommodating terms and upon the shortest notice.
My Agents along the line of the Road will receive
orders for either article in any quantity customers
may desire. The attention of farmers is particularly
invited the Virginia article and feel assured that
trial of either both articles will result in its
elusive use. Amy orders addressed to Mr. C. T.
LITCHFlELD, my agent in Lynchburg, will meet
with prompt attention.
All articles of my brand are warranted pure.
THOS. l.. PRESTON,
de 9---2m* Saltville, Washington county, Va.
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r ADfE4, BAZAAR. At 2G4 BROAD
- greet, between 18th ard 5th streets, Richmond
choice assortment OF DRY GOODS, suited for the
season ard exclusively for Ladies Vslvets Morie
Antique and other Trimmings, grest variety Rib
bons, Flowers, Ernbroideries, Gloves, Hose, &c
Also variety of articles; Ready Made Chldrens'
and lnfant5 Clothes, hand and made to to order;
Embroidery of every style. executed in chs neatest
manner All Of which will be sold % per cent less
than be purchased in the city.
de 20-dim
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NC NEyV-CL0THEs, SAVED

"a OWETHENG NEyV-CE40THES SAVED
~ The subscriber having determined 70 open a
Laundry, in Richmond, would beg leave to call tie
attention Of families Hotel keepers ard the public
generally, 30 the many advantages he =rs in Wash
ing sEd Ironing. ist. he intends using his patent
Washing Machine, which does not wear the cloths
scarcely st oil; 2ndly. He proposes to do washing
for families At pfics that will enable them to do
with fewer servants, thereby saving expense and
any appointed dey, and returned neatly washed and
ironed ia few hours notice. His Laundry 10 at his
residence on Marshall street, three squares above
Brook Avenue, where Clothes can he died without
being oe3 By the dust Of the city lie pects be
in full operation by tbs lat of January next. For
further Information, please call at bis shop, 9th
street between Grace and Fran kiln, here the Wash.
ing Mac Zines man featured u
deN-lm* VIM. ii. WOODWARD
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4 MAS. Al. LANtsi4hs, Fin aud skees
~ Iron Manufacturer, 18Th sEreaE betwesx ksig
and Cary, Richmond, Va.
GAS FITTING AND Fixtures
gtesm Pipes for Churches, fnblic Building, he
Metallic Roofing GutteriLg and Spoutins paS
upin sty part Of the eli. and country
WE'LL AMI GARDEN PUMPS FOR SALE
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HEDtCl yt-.
fTSHAT LONELY CHUHCH YARD.

Under yon weeping willows. with folisEe % green.
Are the dch and thu poor tbs poet and bard,
The father and moths spd sister I've SEEN
Lie buried beneath, In that ioney church yard.
That moss-ccvered slab, and be tomb that 10 by IT,
On yon gentle slope that we view from the hill;
Lie reposing in nience, the hopes OF my cndhood;
The love that bore them rtm sinR with me STILL
Let each one remember il Coughs Colds or Asthma,
Our dwellings invade allow me to tell you,
There IL ere hope left, pti the notice il brief,
Take Leonard's Cough Syrup, or Instant Relief
Price Is css per bottles bottles 81
TO be had of ell Druggats and Dealers In the state
IF ia
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a. ID. DENOON has for sale 900 Enam-
-. elled Crates, Tenders, and Summer Pieces
brecing Square Topped, Circle and Elliptic Patterns;
These Crates of my own manufacture, and shall
be sold at the lowest prices. Orders from town aud
country promptly attended to. The Virginia Mocha
MICS Institute awarded silver medal the highest
premium, to SAMUEL d. DENooN for the best speci-
mems of Crates and Tenders. Also for sale, large
stock of Bells, Brass Brick Mouds, &c. Apply at my
Bel and Brass Foundry, No 225 Main street, between
9Th and 9th, west side Richmond, Va. &C 16-5m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-13

Ia Il MORRIS has received, per the
IA last steamer, fresh assortment OF Fall end
Va Winter CLOTHING for the wholesale and
--lk-a retail Trade, viz Overceats Rsgl ans Pants,
Vests, &c; also large assortment of Beaver Cloths
of different shades and coiors plain and fancy Cas-
sineres Scotch Plsids, &c Silk and Silk Velvet
Vestings of sill kinds and prices for custom and city
Trade. He would ask his friends to cali before pur
chasing elsewhere. y. NORRIS,
100 Main street. Richmond, Va.
II. B. a large assortment of Negro Clothing, from
81 to SIS suit.
az Wanted-From twenty to twenty-five good
Tailors 21-xm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-13

Man born Of woman hss but short
tine 10 live; therefore am DESTROYS
I ------A to make good use Of my tisas. Att
being sfsistsd for nnmbercf years. yea In the hsry
now cali Tor heip.-but - Hercules did By patrins
my shoulder 10 the whssl and q variety let seies
Of iifa, have nov turned BUTCHER, aud sais !.
my lends and Acquaintanees 70 give nae call and
viii please and accommodate ell
JOHN HA0AN, part Of Crsek Na,tea,
10 ls--ts btoN No, 4 Old Market.
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faOARUl NG.---I have two very pheasant
k' Rooms On the second floor, suitable for fsmiIy
| can also take from 10 Day sosrders. at IL dol
lars per noath 3. Il. BURTON
ia "a 81" Cornsr Syh sDd Er, nkIin e.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-13

(tg.PAETNERSHIP NOTICE 1.-The 90
Y partnership of PRICE, BAYLY y WATKINS
ia III Is day dissolved by mutual consent, mr. Peyton
Bayy having sold MS entire interest 70 the ether
partners Either of the undsrsisned is authorized to
use the name Of the firm in iiquiAation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-13

REmOyAL..-ED. ID. X EEI4INfa has re.
IL moved TO his rev store, No. lie Msia street
where &c has in store an CANT assortment Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
GENfLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, &c.
Also good assert nsnt Of fine Cloths CASH eres
enc sestings hieh be will make up ia best style
and on accommodating ta rma Ia Elm
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January |. 1857.

In retiring from the firm of Price, Bayly & Wat
kins take pleasure in recommending their succ es-
sora. hessrs, PRICE & Watkins, to the confidence
and patronage Of my friends.
January |, 1851. PEYTCN @. BAYLY.
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CIOTHING ESTABLISHMENTS.


Sc HOME AGAIN..-The subscriber Is
mss again back ct his old stand corner Of Main
ga aad 18th streets with new house, new and
IL. fresh stock of Goods and is now prepared to
Offer grester Inducements to his old patrons and
friends ard the public generally than he has ever
done Th1se in want OF something really nice and
desirable in the way # Clothing for the Christmas
Holidays would do well TO give him call.
Z. b. SPENCE,
Clothier and Merchant Tailor
de IS No. Ia, corner Main and 18th ats.
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January lst, 1857.

return my sincere THANKS to the many friends and
customers who have extended to me their patronage
the new CONCERN J. 3. FERGUSON, JR.
ia G-dawtm
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NTgTEER.--JUHN q. WADE having this
" CAV retired from our firm, the business will be
continued By the remaining paTtn era. LEWIS n
WEgB and WILLIAM g. KOYSTER, under the
SANE style sni firm az heretofore.
Mr. WADE will continue With Clerk
is lin LEWIS N. WEBB e. %.
Richmond Jan, J. 1857
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Fer sale by Mrs A. B. DAVE, Bennett 4 Reera,
Alex. puvsl, Paterson Jackson, Chas hliiEPEasa,
Z. j. Picot, A. Bodeker and Charles D. Yale.
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rtsABLE DAmAsks AND sH II rTI Mas,
We offer large stock Of superior makes OF 4,
Sd and lu.4 Table Dsmssks; Linen and Cotton sheet.
insE Furniture OH Cloths; Irish Lneps; Bleachea
and Brown shrtiaes: Lancaster SuendaIs and Mar.
selles oaiits; Red, White and Grey Flannsis- q. low
pricss, TO reduce stock
w. r. PERKINS & CO.,
j. No 14l Eagle Square.
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STOP THAT CUUGH!

MARS. DAVIS, COUGH EiIXfR.-Thf
IVA excellent and never falling remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Whooping Cough, Pulmonary Complaint, and
giving great relief in Consumption, and most diseases
arising frem Colds and neglected Coughs is rapidly in
creasing in popularity The following testimonial is
from gentleman well known II this community:
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(ENT,s EXTRA HEAVY YARN KNIT
N SHIRTS AND DRAWERS

u URNETT,s SUPERIOR EXTRACTS,
- Lemon. Orange, Hectarine, Peach, Celery Va
nilla RoGe, Nutmeg, cinnamon, Bitter Almond
For fiavorng CustsrGs, Pies, Blanc III snge, Ice
Creams Jeilies. Sauces, Soups, Graviss. Ae &c-
They rfaDted free frcm the poisonous oils and
acids which enter into the composition Of many OF
sale By BENNETT, BEERS FISHER,
le9 Drusgfsts
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nOW TO CURE ALI PAIN -

Pain L. the forerunner of most diseasss-cura the
Pain and check the disease.
DR. ROSES PAINCUREk
viii cure rheumatism Neuralgia, Pains in the Limbs,
Sides or Back, Spraius and Bruises, Ear and Tooth
kche. Pain or Cramp in the Stomach or Bowels,
Sore Throat, Burns, Scalds. Ague or Jumps in the
Breast, Chills Spinal Affections, and Pains in the
feet. Indeed, il cures all Pain.
~ 12t Is nd 50 cents a bottle
If YOU are Bilious and have bad Cold, take DR.
ROSES RAIL ROAD OR ANTI-BILfOUs PILLS.
They carry off ell bile and remove 8 cold. These
PiIs 90 ahead of all other Pills in their good effects
EyF Boxes III and q cents Sold by all Drug gista
in Richmond, Petersburg, Eortok. Lynch burg, Fred
ericksburg and Charlottesville. no 25.Sm
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kENCING.--The exercises I'm tails nnc ara
= have already commenced in my Sale GArmes,
No Ns Main street, where a,n prepared to rereive
s.forther Number Of purils
Five doiiars, coarse Of tweive Lessons
&C tf--tz y. WTLHACHEk
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IAPAN DRYING YAltNIsH-.No I aaaI-
isiO WIN. sATTLEk I CO.
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NOTICE.--The snbscriber su0st respt CO.
fully informs the 81 izsas u Richmond thai he
will be prepared on MONDAY next Jana.ry ltth,
- undertake Washing and Ironing. To any tbst MAJ
feel disposed 70 patronage him his p.ise will be 81
cents per dozen, Tor regular customers
RS-Sws WIN. n. WOODWARD,
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RURsING flu, sups risr qualify
~ Lamp Oils, winter strained; tsr ssie by
GE1. DONDEN, Druggist
In Rfxt Nd .ttosa
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Ess38 s8A
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| YACkSGN5S ExCELSf1E BITTERSAis
y peculiarly adapted, by its composition to every
disease Of the liver and stomach which produced by
our ever varying climate. In sill forms of bilious
diseases and Liver Complaint it Ia one of the most
Prepared only by II. e. JACKSON, and for sale
By Druggists generally. je %
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E1TKNT zinc DRYKK- A beautiful
j. 10 '.4 A''' ~ Mm sArTLrR L co.
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ssEGHG R = r ID ie Il ID .-- ANOTHhk
~ WONDERFUL CURE OF SCRoFuLA BY HAIRY
70 - e.

~ Delicate Ladies' and children will please Civ
il trial.
Coll and get Pamphlets gratis, and cures o
Coughs, Bronchitis, rheumatism, Liver Complaint
scrofula. As q female medicine il is unrivalled.
Hundreds will testify Of cures on themselves an
friends after all other remedies have failed.
Sold by Q. A. 5TRECKER end PURCELL, LADl
4 co, Richmond; by DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg; b
sll the Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER
HCWBRAY, Baltimore, spd by Druggists cad asors
keepers everywhere.
EsF- 81 per bottle; bottles lex S.,
no 5-dEcts
The Washington union., 1857-06-06
LATE AND INTERESTING FROM KANSAS.
Lnconrrox, K. II, MAY 20. IS

LEcoMPToS, X T., May 80 1851
Governor Walker has arrived He has delivered h
address TO the people of the Territory. 1t is Rl,
clear and positive document, and viii rally to his SUB
port the conservative masses Of Kansas His views in r
gard to the question of submitting the constitution to
framed TO the people, and the whole people, with d
tnct clause in it in relation TO the slavery subject will
be applauded in every section of the Union On them A
democracy of the Territory will stand, and them the
will triumph.
Quite a respectable dinner given TO the governor "a
his arrival at which about seventy sat down. speecla
were made by the governor Ex-Governor shannon Seee
tary Stanton, Surveyor General Calhoun, and Other
which like most aftcr-dnner speeches. were eloqueu
enough and pleasant to listen TO in the intervals betwea
the qualfng of wine In the evening ball was given
at which all the ladies Of the capital were present
gether with sprinkling from the country about,
twenty or twenty-five in ALL and at which the musc
attorney general OF the Territory enacted the part of vo
linist
On laying aside the gubcnatorial robe, Mr.. Stanto
retires from Office with the affection of his friends t
admiration of the greater portion of his political opp
nens and the respect of every true man. of whatevc
party in Kansas His administration of affairs here hS
been Of moderation, rmness, and justice. and h
been peculiarly successful in the spirit of Cancellation an
shades of opinion in regard to what should be the d
tny of the new State. He has cleared the way for Gov
Walker: and Governor Walker only learn by obscryG
ton hereafter the extent TO which he is indebted to his
secretary of State for the good feeling with which he
generally received.
say generally for, to the modification as well as
regret of the citizens of Lawrence on passing night
there on his way here he subjected to an insult in
icted upon him in an impulse of fanaticsm miserable
as it was contemplate. He was invited by Judge Con
way to attend and address meeting assembled in homo
ex-senator Wilson who chanccd to be in the place He de
cned except on the express condition that in the
marks made at the meeting nothing OF political ma
turc should be ndulged in The condition was assentc
TO- He attended and when he had finished his remarks
which were pleasantly received Judge Conway rose AM
in return began speech infammatory and dscourt
Gus as to induce many of the reeSatc leaders to lea
the hall in disgust,
Judge Conway, understand, aspires to be the cand
date of the abolition party for Congress He fairly
titled to the nomination, in consideration of his exhiG
ton of fanacism at the Wilson meeting. Although tn
moderate free State men, both at Lawrence and esewh
in the Territory repudate him, it is to be expected tbs
his friends among the extremists will not forget his
vices but will crafty his aspirations by aording him
opportunity Of running
The Washington union., 1857-06-06
From the Atlas and Argus

| From The Atlas and Argus
at must be remembered that in dealing with Momon
at present we deal not with Americans but with for
eirners who have no sympathy with our institutions
Most of the Mormons English Welsh Scotch, and
Germans who upon landing our shores directed their
steps to Utah. and know institutions except those
the Mormons."
The great majority Of the Mornons, since the polyga
development of that community are recruited from
England and Wales and are taken from class who, j,
we can believe parliamentary reports suffer little dec
oation nor indeed much change, by their introducto2
into this new socialism
The English public recoied few years ago before the
revelations made on this subject to Parlament-reve
tions which were not confined TO the yicousness of cities
or the moral darkness of mining and manufacturing com
munitics but which showed universally of anti-nup
tial unchastity and marital indey the part Of whole
communities in the rural districts, such there is no
parallel Of elsewhere.
It required very little change accommodate this cas
to the creed and practices Of Brigham Young They have
retrograded but little in religion conduct and feel lit
tie sympathy with the American government, except 20
far as it lets them alone.
But the argument which would seek in this fact an IL
lusraon of the danger of foreign influence on our po'
cal system and of the necessity of abrogatng nau
aization laws extending the term of probation now
defined by them is mistaken These foreign Nor
mons do not ask OF attain naturalization do the
natiye-born exercise citizenship We venture to say that
few or none Of the immigrants of this class have declared
their intentions taken out their paper likely to-
The Mormon body is not political community hisgoY
erned by hierarchy and its main idea Is that of soa
tion and separation from tie worlds people.
What would soonest of all things break up this Close
corporation would be political organization Give these
people citizenship organize them into separate political
districts arm the weak with the ballot, and secure
free press and open jury trial to hem and this ecce
sascal despotism would perish. Such rotten and un
wholesome organizations grow up in the darkness OF my
terry in the closeness and sagnation of priesty tyranny
The light and ventilation of free political system is h
tai to them.
The Washington union., 1857-06-06

We find in the court proceedings at Wilmington Del
aware the following 'Joseph Newman, tried for pur
chasing property from boys who had purloned or stc
IT, was convicted The court sentenced him to pay I'M
Of $50 and to stand in the pillory hour the 2
instant to be imprisoned six months and the con
victs jacket six months following his liberation saro'
Bostic who convicted of stealing from the store O
Samuel Rtohie sentenced to pay $50 7s as restu
ton money to be whipped the 23d instant with twelve
lashes and TO be sold for period not exceeding seven
years"