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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

HALIFAX, Sept 1.-THE steamship Europa, with
Liverpool dates to the 29th, arrived here to-day.
An impression prevailed in England thai the At
lanic cable would be sold to the India line.
Parliament was prorogued on the 18th August
The Queens speech which vas read ny commission,
coneratulsfes Parliament on the peaceable aspect ol
affairs in Europe, and expresses the oset that the
stpulatious of the treaty Of Paris, through the ear
meet efforts of the contracting parties will eventually
be satisfactorily settled. 1t alludes with extreme
concern to the war la Iudis, and expresses determI
nation to omit no efforts 10 quel the rebellion, ana
full confidence that the power at her disposal Will
enable her 10 effect that object
The Indisn mails had arrived. The main features
of the Government desnatch were confirmed. The
mutnesrs still held Delhi On the 18th OF July. and
had made three additional sories, but we're defeated
in each with heavy loss.
Sir Hugh Wheeler wns killed at Cawnpore, the
garrison of which, being reduced to famine, surren
dered to HEM Sahb, who, in violation OF solemn
promise, ;nassacred the whole garrison Including
Two hundred and forty women and children. Among
the officers killed were SIR George Parker, Colonel
Williams, and Brigaier Yack. Sahib was subse
quentIy defeated. and the city recccupied by the Br
fish under Gen. Haverlock. The loss of the null
neers was very great.
An obstinate battle was fought on the 9Th Of July
before Agra. fortified city about ono hundred and
ten miles South East of Delhi, the RICH bank OF
the Jumna, containing 100000 inhabitants. Ii was
invested by about 10000 Mommush mu'nsers, aud
the garrison attacked them outside the fortihcaons
A1ler q severe engagement WIG SohP,.
led to retire With heavy loss. Several British ohi
cers wers killed.
Two native regiments in Sealkote. a town in the
Pupjuab, mutinied on the 9th Of July ma'sacrelng
Cap. Bishop, Or. Graham and the Rev. Mr.. Hunter
with bis wife and child. The nutusers were auose'
quently defeated.
Other disturbances are reported. At 1881 aoVlces
Bombay. Madras. aud tina funjaub were tranquil;
Gen. Reid will succeed 10 the command before Del
hi, where there could bs but two Thousand effective
men mustered.
Trade at Calcutta was parayzed.
Hong Kong dates of July 10Th were received oy
the India mail Lord EIgiu arrived at that city on
the I'd Of July. and was about to proceed 10 tne
northward in the stean-frgste Shannon accompa.
pied by Blk gunboats.
The Mexican Minister to Spain had arrived at
Cadz to embark for bis home. The new Governor
General of Cuba would embark in September ana,
it vas said, would taSe opt the ultimatum OF Spain
10 Mexico.
John Dubsrty, the extensive Liverpool ees!er in
American produce, who recently tailed, hos neen ar
reeted for swudlips.
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MASSACHUSETTS POLITICS.

WoRcEsrER. Sept. s.-A convention Of the young
men of this vicinity favorable 10 the election Of Hon.
N. p. Banks, Jr, for Governor, was held here ,hi.
morning. About 800 persons we're present.
Senator Wilson made speech TO the convention,
endorsing the Americanism and republicansm of Mr..
Banks the Candidate for Governor. He aIso said that
President Buchanan had promulgated the opinion
hatt constitution carries slavery where il goes,
and he wished this monstrous doctrine rspu1ated.-
The election Of MIR. Bspks he said would speak the
voice Of Massachusetts, 10 opposition to that dogma.
When Mr.. Banks made his appearance be was call
ed forth with great appliance. He delivered lengthy
speech. He reviewed the republican movement from
the start attrbung the national defeat to the want OF
manly concessions. lie further Said
81 intend to relgiously support the Union and the
contribution, and demsnd for the North and will con-
cede to the South all that can be claimed under the
constitution. resist the interference with slave Ia.
Dor in those States where it exists but am inae1io'y
opposed to the admission OF other slave States or the
acquisition of territory for the formation OF save
States" He entertained doubt Of the power OF Con
gress 10 prohibit slavery in the territories, or that IT
ought 10 exercise that power. He also declared his
allegiance I, the American party.
serie. of resolutions Of Republican tone were
adopted. The convention then adjourned with cheers
for the candidates,
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ELECTRO.TH ERAPEUTIC INSTITUTE
SITUATED on IAIS, EETwEgS FIRST AND SECOND sTi
FOR THE CURE OF ALL GEnYOrS MALADIES AM
CHRONIC DISEASES GENERALLY,

FOR THE CURE OF ALL HEnYOUS mALADlEs AND
CHRONIC DISEASES GENERALLY.
u %Gt , 1P,a i ,,,t .. RECEPTION Of Patient"
~ York and late of the city Of Lexington ky TO the
", dca Faculty OF which he off full reference
having devoted himself 10 the important specially OF Flee
troll therapeutics, will NJ tails Institute direct his attention
al 10 the OF Paralysis Nenralgir Spinal Alec
lions. Acute anil Caronc Rhe Iuiat,.,n II vtus Dance
Nervou. Affections OF the Head, stomach spleen aud
Liver. BndEe, from Paralysis vi the optic nerve (amtG
rosf9 Deafness from Paralysis The auditory nerve
nerve OF hearng) weakness Swelling Of the Joinn.
Mu,cuar ContiHct'ons and all diseases incident 'r
males, by his peculiar mode Of EMPLOYING ELEcTRIcir
As many have attempted TO employ this subtle agent
in III. Of disenses without the least comparative
cess, Dr Hu. would beg leave u say that hi. sysen
cannot be initiated without much EXPERIENCE IP'
PLTcATioS.
DR. j. LEE JONES, Lcsn,is;e oil the Royal College Of
Physci ms OF London whose the treatu ent
and OF Diseases OF the Generriivc Organs and Chro
mic Diseases in tina, Metropolis is we'll know engaged IL
Ibis Institute o.
Mira Watson !s:e Madame Bourscois Matron Of IL
s,e whose lCas acquaintance with the profession Ld
cd by no incOnsderabe experience in the Diagnosis AID
Prosnosis OF Disease and Therapeutics generally cher f.
Their and husband having been physicians, and she thei
Hssistsnt) will perhaps be considered sufficient guarsE
tee 'hit her department will Ue suitably filled.
In many local Diseases remedial agents Isn'usei
INTO the affected part By the electric process
Gaudular Iumors, tioitro, enlargement OF the Ions
Glands, &C successfully treated without the kU!e.
The Chemical and improved Fumigsting Baths OF ,ne
s:e Dr. Gayes. OF Paris France sdminstered st us
of scrofulous dlahes whose skin dry and doos no.
&c, agreeable with nature udicious naturalization
these baths w.out any other remedial ageu have cate
Dropsy 10 It's most fearful form, Chill, and Feves seof'1'
Tia Affections, and olhe: chron.. diseases.
Private Lecnres delivered 70 ladies once week % -
Ma!ron Of :be Institute
Persous wishing the treatment Of the Electro
TIC Institute arc requested apply Cor copy Of Eec
Therapeutics which will be nsied free 10 tte' address
Attending Physicians
J. LEE, JONES, N. D.
yrRecept;op hours from 9 O'clock A. NJ. I'LL p. ID
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NEW YORK MARKET Sent

Cation clGscd with II declining tendency sales to-day Of
100 baos & decline of !c-quotn,ons nomin. Flour
dull sale. Of $500 bb!s at decline Of cts State and
state 81 20 35 Ohio at s. Is 60 and southern u;
SCAT 10 Wheat deprsss.d sales of 900 bushels at
al for white. and at 81 "a for red Corn dull sales
Of O10 bushels mixed ri II ~ cts Pork is unchanged
and sncs of Moss So 50 Beef is steady, sales
sl7 so n IL for repacked Chicago Lard declined CT
sales at Isl Whskey has advanced &C. sales Of Ohn
{. cs Coffee quiet sales Of 10 at II /! cts aud
lava al 6 cts Moasses is still UNCHANGED Spirits Tur
penne steady sales at AZ IS Rosin steady sales at
81 92 Rice unchanged sales mt y cts Freights firm.
PRICES OF STOCKS AT NEW YORK-sEpr. .
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SALE OF REAL RsTArR
s. .r,a lecrcn IF the Ci:c,Is sf

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Di firue OF Decree CT the Circuit Cour of Caroline
md others, we sh,l on WEDNESDAY. the-3Dth day Of
september. SELL at public auction on the premises the
following parcels OF Land belonging the heirs Of the
late John Hacket:
lss Asac, known Jericho, containing COG acres AT.
tsched TO this tract 10 . valuable Mil
"a. The Home Place, containing ABOUT $50 sc.es.
81. Broonheld, containing about $50 acres
18th. Hackney's. containing about $50 acres.
Eth. Aliens. containing about 900 acres
on. Dolly Evaas, containing about leo acres.
All these Tracts are susted In the county Of Caroline,
near Carmel Church. aud within few miles of Chester.
held depot
The soil 10 well adapted the growth Of Wheat Corn
and Tobacco; produces WELL and capable Of high de-
gree Of Improvement
The premises will be shown any person wishing 70
see tbem by Mr.. William T. ouares.
TEENS LIBERAL and made known the day OF sale
JOSEPH NJ SEAY,
WILLIAM 7. QUARLEs
Sept ll-ctds Commssiouers
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AFFRAY IN BJJFEALO,

RUr1 ALe, Sept. 9.-An assault was made in the
street yesterday Or Mr.. Chamberlain. Que of the edi
tors Of "Tbe Advertiser" Ey John wilkinson of this
city. The provocation was reply 10 The CONNER
cial Advertiser" TO personal attack by "The Alba
ny Evening Journal" aud Mr.. W. being the brother Of
the editor Of tie Journal. took th. occasion to re
drsss bis grievances. Neither party was seriously
injured.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET, SEPT. )

Bask-Q Ierci,ron dull, buyers only offer $40 per ton
for No Flour snd Meal--The flour market pre,ents
no feature but little inquiry for export or home
SUMPTION; small saes OF fresh ground rIur from
hskcrs Of fresh ground and fancy brand. from g. up
per Dbl Rye Flour is selling at 8. 50 per Dbl and Corn
Mcal. held nc s per Dbl Grain-The receipts of Wheat
con inue quite large and the market s lnac,ve Good
rcd :s hell A. 90 o. and ri 80 j. Tor good white
Sales choice KcnGcky nj So and very superior Roam
OK. ut per bushe Corn 10 Gull and .snt .ncs 10
Ta cents per bushcl. Oats in demHpd now Dels.
WIRE .ud Iercy Cry Oats a6 q FER uushe Rye
stcsdy az rs c.s pr bushcl
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HEAVY EAII.IfRE

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9.-Messrs. Reeves, Abbott
81 Co. extensive rail road iron manufacturers, have
suspended. Their liabilities amount to eOO.0oO-
one.thrd invested collateral security. Their sus.
pension is caused by the inability of certain rail road
companies 10 meet their notes. The same firm failed
some three years sgo and subsequently paid their
liabilities. II s presumed they will be able to con-
tinue their operations 81 their works.
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STOCK AND MONEY MATTEKs IN NEW


NEw YORK. Sept. e-P M.-Stccks sgan de:
clined heavily thi. morning. but better at second
board. Virginia Gs this morning declined :; Read
q; P.uusylvauis Coal 9, and Delaware and Hudson
aud Eric each. The Commercial of this afternoon
says tina. money could not we'll be- more stringent:-
Little or nothing be had on call, and the negoa.
ton Of anything but the very best paper IL almost
impossible in outside crclas
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CHLsrERslELp, Va, Sept. 1857.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, Sept. 9.-The reprieve granted in
tho case of Jno Smith alias Francisco Toares who was
convicted 10 New York Of the murder Of the cook of
the brig General Pierce and sentenced to be hanged
being about TO expire, the President has commuted
the sentence TO seven years confinement p the State
prison of the Southern District Of New York
The Attorney General has hal under Con sideratior
the CASE of Charles Crowsli, ordinary seaman. who.
for striking, disobsyng, aud treating With contempt
his superior officers, was sentenced by court mar
,isl. lately convened in New York, 10 three years
impr.sonment In the penitentsry Of the District Of
Columbia to bs deprived Of his pay and marked With
the letter on the right hip. The specific question in
hs reference Of the Secretary Of tbs Navy Was as to
the legality Of the santsnes. The Attorney Gsnsr.I
holds that ,hsrs is nothing i!egsI IN it. and It is
therefore to Do carried out in every Ssstiouar Al.
though the punshment severe, considered that
Crowslfs offence was Of suoh u character thEt 1t
could noe be lightly passed over without injury ~
ono OF ths most vital elements Of naval discipline
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET SEPT

Cotton The market is very dull to-day. and Middng
Is nominally Is! Isl Sales during the past three
day. only 1909 bales Receipts ,till light, Sterling has
declined 10 9 per cent. Freights unchanged
Middinr Orleans a. Is I'D cents Flour n, g. 80 Pork
lrm holders demanding S2s. LAID hrm.
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DIED.

DIED, on Friday evening, MARY ELLEN, only daughter
Of Lawson Nunnally. in the 18th year Of her age
The friends and acquantances Of the family are request.
ed 10 attend her funeral from the resdeIce of her fthe
Zone door above Of Main and 4h streets th.
toruoon a, 1 o'clock, without further invitation
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a1,Fy.SDR1. MARKET srpr


There less activity In the market to-day and prices
gave way slightly, with decidedly downward tendency
Sales OF Union Hour IS IS: Extra l2aG o. Fam
,Jis, with fair offerings Wheat in moderate de-
.n with sales OF l3Oal39c for fair good One 10, OF
prime brought 4Oc. Sales Of red l2jal30c-quay In
frrvr There further decline in corn with sales
G5.6Gc for white Rye 75c, and dull Sales Of Timothy
Seed AZ g. GA dec line.
ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET, sErr. E.
Beef Cattle, 81 2 gross Hogs 90 - 10; Mutton
go! A; Lambs, s2 as Calves. l2 Yea! Is l2
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GOLD NINE IN LOUISA. FOR

sAl.i Al fLBilL AUCTION.
~ virtue OF Dect OF Trust executed by Robert W
Lnwb"r. or the city OF New York the 9Th day Of
February l-. md al record IN the Clerks Office Of
iousn County. shall tho Trustee therein named fi
the purposes o carry ing out tho provisions OF said deed sell
at Pnth" Auction lie hs! cst bidder for ash OF H.
premises. ON The III dGy OF November. ley7 If fix IF nc
the ncxt:ar dny the eater, at VALUABLE! Tract Of Laud
known ns the Box.g Coll Nine. containing 6yi acres
being the tnIne land conveyed by Jabrz Massie AMI
others 10 ssI Lowber; and for the deferred payment,
fifth" purchase money which all due and Inpaid
II !. sold under the deed OF t!r'; siorrsaii.
This lnnd ia situated in the Northern part Of Louisa
county, about Blk m;!es iron! the Virginia Central Re-!
Rohd h"d about eight Gi!les oa FREDERICK Hull Depat
There - nos on tie land lolerable good dwelling
house. suitable for small family. Ab.li 800 acres Of
the iad very finely numbered and Offer LAT INDUCE
inen's 10 one wishing 10 n The lumber busness
For ln'nins purpusrs, IL Offers great Inducements
There hns been shaft tuuk in the mine. and with s,ns
outlay III addition To- what has been expended II De
worked no doubt with succoss
The title TO this land is believed u be unluestionsble
uu selling trustee shall Only convey such title 10
resc: IN me by virtue Of said deed trus,.
sep i-cwtds TIOS. BKONAUGU Trustee
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PRICES OF STOCKS AT NEW YORK-sErr. .
LAT RoIlr no nj
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, SEPT. g.
gecves-Mnrkct buoyant sales OF lG00 head al ad
vance 50 g. at SIS ~, premium at sl3 sheep
i, firm ,slos OF IA 900 head at last weeks Swine
are heavy sacs of $500 head declge OF o. cts-at
81 20 a Is
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PIANO SALOON
Opposite Breeder & Fox, No. 21S, Broad ST.
M BEG irHvrtu INFORM the public that |
Il have on hand q large assortment OF su.61fHSs-.N
perioI
PIANO FORTES. ~ 2 ~
To the Manufacturers at these Instruments (Steinway
:o:- New York, aud W. e. rhle & Co. Baltimore,) prize
Medals oil the tgnost Ode. haze been awarded in CON-
petition with the best mnSort: ne instance.
Two firs Prize Medals at tho METROPOLITAN Fair wasG
ton March l-.ij.
First Prize Gold Medal American Ins,itute Crysta. Pc
lace. New York November. 1855
Fir. PEs" Gold Medal, Maryland Institute. Baltimore
November. lsit.
First Prize Medal American Institute Crystal Palace
New York, November, lej6
All new Instruments so' this establishment -anet
for h"r years, and kept In for years without
charge
To accommodate purchasers tror- the coia'ry, y!n
pul up lie natllilehl nyseif ut sny place desired.
ScT"ra second handle. Pinos sale and old and
Instruments Tor hire.
] have also tor sale
MELODEOHS,
with single snd double reeds
IiOLlNS, GUITARS. Sc,
superior s;rags.
Al! orders from tho country Tor tuning repsirin, ll
srumrns promptly attended to
Letters please direct f.. MAYR.
Care al Edwin Workman & Co. Richmond Va,
Sept lift
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CIT. ANN Stair NEws.

WINCHESTER PREsBYTERY.-Ihe Presbytery met
at Winchester Va, last week. II extends from q
corner Of Hardy county, down the Potomac to the
Bay thence via the Rappahannock to it's source; and
thence to tho frat named points. These lines embrace
ls ordaiIed ministers, licensed ministers, and 81
churches.
The Rev John johnson of Hardy. was elected Mo-
1erator for the ensuing halt year and the Rev John
.. Proctor OF Berkeley, and the Rev. Charles White
IF Clarke, Clerks. The Rev. James Baber was dis
missed. to join the Presbytery Of Columbus. The
Rev. I. w. Simpson of Baltimore Presbytery, and
aev. n G.. North of New Orleans Pr-sbytery, eat as
corresponding members. The Rev. Mr.. Phillips, from
he church Of the United Brethren, applied for ad.
nisson-end after satisfactory eIsTahation on The.
oogy, was admitted. Messrs. John II. Davis and
MALCOLM Wooworth, were severally ordained; the
former 10 labor in SaffOrd-he latter at tho base Of
tue Allegheny Mountain. Two candidates for the
mnistry-Mr. Laucbln c. Vass, and Mr. Moses $.
Rymond-were received under the cars of the
tn. second Wednesday Of April. with, however. an
in,ervenng meeting at Baltimore during the ensuing
session Of Synod.
GREEEGIIER PREsBYrERY.-The Greenbrier Pres
byeriau church held its ssm-annua session in Union,
Monroe county, Va, commencing Saturday, the
9th Of August and closing on Tuesday evening, MIR
Woodruff Of Mt. Pleasant, being Moderator. The
Presbytery adjourned to meet tho Synod OF Virginia
in Lswisburg, which commenced its sessions on
WeOlesupy HlSht.
LARGE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES N. Robertson, VINO
lived in Charlotte county, Va, died The 2.d Augt
and left u will emaDcipang about IS slaves aud d.9i.
ding bis real estate and other property among them
Pruviscn is made in the will for their removal to Ii
IBERIA.
Az OLD PosTaAsTER.-Robert Shaw. Esq, the
postmaster at Buckingham Court House. Va, vas aP.
pointed by Thomas Jefferson, and has filed the office
over since.
Trial For MURDER.-Robert p. May is now on
trial at Buckingham Court House. Va, for the murder
ofMr Winfrse. Thejury had not agreed on verdict
Tuesday morning.
VIRGINIA LAWYER GoINa TO LOOK roR P0lA
roEs.-Ths Weston Herald contains the following
communications
CLARKsBURG, August ~, 1881.
Messrs. Editors:-Being fully convinced that the
practice of law is uaprotsble in this State, have
determined TO enigrste ~ The West. My reason f,r
making the change is this; / am pa:soratey fond OF
potatoes great big rnastnrs aud knowing FROM re-
cent trip that they grow larger aud mealier III the
West, have determined to 60 TO that glorious land
of "tater vines" go-not that love Virginia less.
but that love potatoes more; and in the language OF
the poet can truly sing:
There's not in this wide world country 30 sweet.
As the West with lis tater md buffalo meat,
The craving ct appetite indeed must depart.
Ere the love oil those good things shall fade from my
heart.
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BALTIMORE, SEPT l0.-Flour is dull; nominal
Iy at S. 50 for superiine Wheat has declined to 3
cts; sales of white 80 to | 80. red 20. Corn is
Dropping Gales of white at - to 81, yellow CO TO 6S
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NEW YORK, SEPT. lO.-Flour is dull and ire
gulsr, State brands have declined CENTS Southern
has declined 10 cents Ohio has advanced 10 cents
sales Of Southern OF SIS rs to c lG Wheat and corn
are nominally unchanged. Stocks arc lover; Nir
pinia's 81
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MARINE NEWS.
rOK,r OF RICHMOND, SIR. 10, IS57

ARRIVED,
Schr Ben Faudver, King. Potouac River o,.u.,
Scbr Josiah Achorn. Merrill, Rokland, linz ''s'
Schr Helen, Long, Boston, mdse
Sehr Squire Brothers, n.y. Watson New hay
Schr VIM Jenkins Peterson, Albany, lumhss uano'
Schr Jno Forsyth. Hames, Nep York, eusno
Schr Chercoke, Shelly. York liver. whoa,
Schr Mary Jane, Gray, Potomc River wbss,
SAILED. 'H'.
Bark Psrthiap, Hutchens. Cit. Point, TO f;p.h,,.,
rg for Rio.
Schr VIM Mallory. Bunting, hltimore, coal
Sctr Porta, Aaron, GOsport .avy Yard. md.o
Schr Brunett, McNemar. dow the river, lubt
Schr VIM Spear, Jones, via ort WaIthsII c,,,
Baltimore.
Steamer Pennsylvania, Teal, PHILADELPHIA, md.
and passengers.
Srhr C!sr-rnnnt Johnson. dowthe river. livb,
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COL. BEN. WILsOH,
Prosecuting Attorney for Harrison County.

BLUE RIDGE TusNEL.-Tbe grading of the Blue
Ridge Tunnel bas been finished Tie track will soon
BIZ laid, and il is TO be hoped and expected that the
cars will be able TO 20 through by the lst of October
Workmen are now engaged in putting it down.
MORTAL REscoSTRE.-Wele learn This morning, just
as were going 10 press that on Friday afternoon
rrncont'e occurred between Messrs. Frank Baker
and Elias D-aughn, which resulted in the immediate
death of the latter Both parties were citizens Of Ashe
county. Aorth Caroua, and resided near each other.
The ARRAY took place at r. Robt Pughs in the upper
part of this county. After fatally stabbiug Draughn
Baker made bis escape and has yet been arrested
The cause OF the ARRAY have not yet been able to
learn.-lGrayson Val Patriot.
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BEATEN AGAIN.-A, the race for the RstclifT.
stakes in August. in England, Mr.. Ten Broecks flly
Bese was entered, aud beaten. She came n fourth
in the race.
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wREcK Ot, THE STEAMER CLYDE

QUEBEC, Sept. lO.-The Captniu Of the steamer
Clyde ha. arrived here Hessys that the vessel will be
total wreck. Her cargo, mails, and the pnssensers
baggage will eli be lost.
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MOBILE MARkET. sEfr.7.

10
Co,ton-The receip. a, this por, the past week
40 baIrs We ouote Mddng a, Is. II - cenis and
marke, dull, The crop accounts generally favorable
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SoEx Scrp.-A fisherman on the Potomac csusbt
in that river few days since turtle weighing TIRES
hundred and sfty-six pounds.
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NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC STATE CoNvEN.

SYRACUSE, Sept. !0.-The State Democratic Con.
venton met aud organized to-day. William Taylor
elected permanent President. In calling the de-
legates an exciting discussion commenced. aud after
an adjournment quite row ensued, in consequence
OF Mayor Wood charging the Chairman and others
with partially and unfarness.
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AMUSEMENS.

RICHMOND THETRE.
THIS, QKIDAi) EVENING, EFT H. ls::
NXTlLL oe performed the Opersi Drama OF
" ROB ROY
Which VIII be presen,ci with all E Original Music
10 conclude wIthe
WIDOWS yICM.
EW9for particulars, see small bill
ADMlSSlON--Dress Circle and rouette 80 ~, n
ex,rh charge for secured sc,ts) Sond Tier or Fsrv
Circle - cts Eastern Gallery. expsIy for Boys osy
IL. cts Western Gallery ~ cts. Gerry 50 cts Dog,.
open at o'cock-Overurc commen at before ;. prs
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