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NOTICE.
aA'E tie lirIess and most complete assortment of
uans AID Hunting articles Of all kinds 20 be found in
sae wG'eh will sell and below cost, In order to
ss iaen oa;, as DO wish 70 keep them on hand un
80 a.S season Thsy from the manufactures Of the
oen 'nate:s End will be warranted 10 evcry respect If
oa "sa good uud cheap GUN call a: the .cu of the
''-'' olo s,ree', Petersburg, Va. c. LEONARD,
rA,, Manufacturers and reparer OF dre arms &c.
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=, ls-ci WIHrERfocK P. O.. Chesterfield c
rWGNTY DILLAKs REWAhD.

EYAN away ION my nol'e N HahoVet EQUITY, Va,
S0 asou ,hrse geek. before Christmas last, my old no
:, man. fulLL JONES He cas- vie living with Mys
Iou,ta use. wya.oae laudius, Janee river) Caar!es
C::y oouoty and cn:liren living w.:h Mr Selden and
eh.s In zoe se!soeo!so. where II all prooaoia'
~ Il Is IA, k!ng.
PAin is a.ou. :, yas-s old rather Or sht copsc cd
ss said Gas srsy ear spesas quick has los. The middle
tc,. Re .:Sh hand, aad Is sbou; ordinary sze CT
iss under.
ALL glve tbs reward OF Twenty Dollars for hlm
:.vu-d {, nc IN Hauove: county, near Ashlsnd. or
..s ,i! a Rchn ond, (h due notice OF sarae) 90
s. '.shm S,a So ruos. L. HuNpLEY.
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..O17STORE FOR SALE.

~ry P,oie.sous Engagements requiring my emu! o
auoo;iou vii . the key stock; ,spr sq isvorsbs
, .us ~. application Is msde The STOCK Is n"t
but very well selected sud good Su:ne;: no,sr rSo sr
done by any conpeer: person wao can sv. PIUP''
s::ea.on
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NUMBER So.
r.,"gi7LEs CF GOVERNMENT.

The Irish patriot, William Smith O'E.,eu, durirr
bis exile, employed his leisure hogrs in setting L. h
n's views on Govern,ne'. The rcsl!t WAS ihs p'c'
auctlon OF a work which is ies:i.ei Ia hrya '-fe
currency among the statesmen and thinking men
'ns day. The book has hsen 70 published in 'h.s
country with notes by an American EL::or. lir.
O'Nei has il for SALE
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COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BANK.
CHARTERED by the Legislature OF Virginin, Deeem'
L Der l7h l5S-Cspita, $50 100 This Institution re.
c,re, ispo.its which interest paid the rate OF
per csn pc. ii rsmainins on deposit six month";
sa! 20: eea:. for shorter porocs
WIN. q PAINE, President,
GEO. J. SUMNER, Secretary,
JOHN II MONTAGUE, Treasurer.
rFomoe No. 1885, corner Main and 18th e.
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FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL pIsTRIcT.

We a-e authorized 10 Hnuounce Vim. U. Goods.
Esq, as candidate ;or reelection in he Four,h
Congressional District of Virginia
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NOTICE THIS
XXTARREN COUNTY In North Carolina, challenges
w the Cai,ed Statos ;hs OF Weldon, North Caro-
Eua thr e Mains Of Cocks, tor
LARS A BATTLE;
show ,~eay Cocks aud tIht ree days; the nr:t
main 20 commence the .ccond Wednesd In April
next 10. second 20 cjnuenee the FIRST "Wednesday 10
My aud the ;ei commencing the frat Wednesday in
Jaae nrx.
Or Warren will e,h, ,ne ra1n OF thiryone Cocks, for
TwESTY-s We hCSDRED DoLLARS. AND ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS A BATTLE,
70 Commence oa the second Tuesday In Nay next and
esh. tou. days
If he c;slcpses accepted by any person, sufficient no
tee mus. be given
Address Box .. q, Wsr.erton, NC. Feb lo-caw
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IRON, IRON.
NOWlE WORTHAM & co keen nnna.

EowlE WORTHAM & CO. keep constantly on
~ end o:Isg Tor ss!sS
Isedesa: acd: :Ep; ;ilsh refined
Common English
swece's and Country i,p.s
Russia snd English shss, AIS"'
Band ami Hoop
Oval Horse Sboe and Nail Roda
Sas!ish and American Blis,ersd Steel
Ssylor'. CAST and German do.
ssss; Zinc, spelter.
A.so, Peruyis and Mexican Guauo
LINZ. Tar, Ground Piasler
f., And FULL assortment OF GROCERIES.
Dec 23-2aw3r
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" land or wood land, say from so to 500 acres on
James River or some other nsvsable stream address,
with full particulars SEATING location price, distance from
W., Valley Forge Poss Once, Peaaiy<.nia.
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IRON SrORE-For ths convenience OF our ca.to.
mere and the trade generally, We have opened s.o.e
the East side of Pearl street. below Cary ~nere we
shall keep constantly hand general assortment Oh our
Iron, manufactured Of yirgiuis Charcoal Pig, VIZ;
Flats, from / to inches ----------.-
Rounds, from 10 81 inches -
Squares from 10 inches ..r
ovnls, half ovals, half rounds angle. hoops, bands
aail rods horse shoe iron.
AESO-hat road rhairs spikes exss; bridge bolts and
boiler plate All Of which will be sold at lowest mar
ket prices. \ ..,-- ~ R.-ARCHER T. Co..
Feb 17-cf ' Armorv Rolling Mfils.
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JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE.

m OFFER for sale privately my plantation called Mount
i Bernard. This plantation Hes on the James yer IN
tho county Of Goochand Immediately above hraer eett
mond. IL contains seven hundred and thirty acres,
of whicbsssenty6ve ceres James River 10" grounds
Of she best quality, thiry.nve acres creek low
srounds and the remainder is Boa7e- dam creek red
snd. There Is the place good dwelling house on
buildings and tho fences good repair and the land
% In a high state Of cultivation.
will slso sell the stock snd farming utensils upon the
land The stock consists OF horses mules cattle, inelu.
ding nailch cows and the farming utonsls the most
Of them, now, and all Of them good-snd there arc
enough both OF stock and farming utouds for tho tho
rough cultivation of the plantation.
The terms Of sale to the payment, will be made
very much TO suitth purchaser. ..t
Mr. James ". Payne my manager. living tho place
sil show property any person desiring examine
Msy LEFT NJ D. PAYNE
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PIT HANDS WANTFD

- ,. PIT HANDS WANTED
m;u 70 nr", for the ensuing year. u number Of Cos
-: !, uaha Tor whom :u prices will be given. Du
as e past iolr years u single serious accident tc
n VI '2 as' occurred a underground operations
~, M VIII De PAID psuctaaly In quarterly psyments
bS. Ss ~ tn'' ei'y JOHN J. WERTH,
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~, !. JOHN aGEORGE GIBSON.

DSIfs UI-rNS hNU VANFENI EHS,
r., RICHMOND, Va,
n HAtiNG extensively htted up their establishment
win me latest improved machinery, are prepared
n!sh at short notice and on reasonable terms all
Aea' OF portable finished Carpenters work such as
!is, &C. 'N' 'A''oe nn'
sAsh Blinds ard Doers, of all varieties
Stars, Haudrails, Porches Terandaas, Balcouies
Corr:ces Cornce Moudings and Brackets OF ali .ize.
u! Pss;crus. mouldirys oil all descriptions
Whhboards, Chair boards, Ceiling. boards &C.. &c,
They will make estimates for work plans furnished
them aud deliver Il at their factory at the prices
Orders respectfully solicited, Jan 2a-ctf
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BALTIMORE, Fgs 2S-Sa!es OF -four Ct s. u.
Wheat is in good demand snd unchanged. C.in-
white IS So; yellow So. Virgns's 92t.
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TIME subscribe. offers at private sale, that beautiful
IL Farm In Goochlsnd county. called ORAPAkEs, ly'
Ing James River Licking Hole Creek and the James
River aud kanawha Canal, four miles sbovc the Court
House. snd thirty -four miles from Richmond. The stna
tion lie among tho most besuttu the rivoI command
ing view OF the whole arabic surface dne view OF the
surrounding country and canal TOR several miles up and
down the ysr Tho estate In high state OF improve
ment and remarkably healthy one 1t adJoins the es
tutss of Thomas J. Dcsne. w. Wnisger sod 4. skip
with and contans 93s acres. Of which III LIZ acres are
hrst low grounds go Of second how ground. 1e
acres of arabic high land and 800 acre, Of wood land
The improvements consist of frame dwelling with eight
rooms good Kitchen oushouscs, qusrters overseers
house built in the last five years, with brick chnneys
and undcrpiuning, and brick barn, G0x3O, with
.od running the whole length sixteen feet wide. new
,hreshus machine, new Ice house, and all necessary
stables, &c
ANY person Wishing purchase desirable resldence,
would do well visit this before purchasing elsewhere
will sell on reasonable terms.
Every preparation Is now making to seed 200 acres In
whea, this fall 100 Of II in faow and the cornAeld has
been eo~ed In peas.
To desirable purchaser would sell every thing as 1t
stands, and most Of the negroes.
Ny mauaser Mr.. Sanders will show the estate any
one wishing TO purchase.
Ny address il subletts p. o., Powhstan county.
Oct IS -ctf MILES c. SELDES.
:JSsWhig win please copy.
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VALUABLE COURT HOUSE PROPERTY FOR
SALE hT CHESTERFIELD COuRT HOUSE.

Valuable CUl tkOJSE rOh
SALE AT CHESTERFIELD COURT HOUSE.
In consequence Of the dissolution OF the ooprtneshp
II existing between the undersigned and William A.
Graves have determined sell my valuable real estae
Chesterfield Court House. ennsisne Of tract Of land
containing s3et acres asrge framed Tavern House. aarge
and superior Brick Building covered with tn tbout 100
yards of the Tavern containing large rooms
passage. Sci good houses for servants barns, stabes
blacksmith and whee~Tishs shops &C. Also. good
grain needed upon tho place. portion Of the land ha.
been highly improved and produces well the crops OF
corn, wheat, oats, SO. The balance well tmbered
mostly Of original growth. The Tavern has always done
large and profitable business; it being the only public
within IA iies of Richmond and AM Within
three miles of tho Rchmond and Petersburg Rail Road
1t necessarily continue to do large aud increasing
business No place In Virginia hold out stronger
inducements than this sny disposed to engage 10
the business Of Farming, Tsvernkeeping, DC. The
above property for sale privately Persons disposed "
purchase will please visit the place and examine TOR
themselves viii take pleasure in showing the property
to any une dispoeeo TO viow the sarne
Feb l9-c5ts WIN, NJ. DUVAL.
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NEW YORK, FEB. 2s.-Fiour is huoynnt e.ies
Of State brands at IS Is 3S southern is unchars-
ed Whea, lie quiet. Corn ie firm.
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EUSrACE e. MONCURE,

B. THOMAS PATE,
4 TTOREEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Corner
"A Q, Sacramento and Montgomery Streets, San Fran.
esen. csNE.rn,a Aug 2e ctf
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pENN>YLvASIA LEcIsLA-

HARRISBURG, Feb. u The Legi.a:ur3 !n' I'D
iourned until the 9Th OF March, to sford hn cp?"r II
nifty to the members 10 a;teEc the ineugura:ic O.
Mr. Buchanan, Presd-u: elect.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCnIE & DUNNAvANT.
TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 3, 1857
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IMPORTANT FROM KANSAS.

Sr. LOUIS, Feb. "a Kan.as despatch ,sys t:,t
Sheppard is not dead, but has three bullet ""u..s
in his body. Young Jones had been arrested by.
bogus sheriff. Gov Geary had Called out me ;Ioo.s
to prevent Jones from being lynrhed, AID hsd ai,p
organized q company for his own defence. Tie l.
gissiure had passed tse erritorie! election lay.
The Legislature had passad law declaring ha-
resistance 20 the territorial authorities % 20 tie "5
is rebellion and punishable With IL alh II hl.I
beang the les, OATH and i:ich had been phssed ~
the Council, was defeated in the floure BY unt:I.-
nous vote The Council condeuu.d The outrage oa
Gov. Geary. The Hou.e justified il.
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DAIRY AND MARKET GAR,

V1LGABLE DAIK1 and MAKkET SAR' 7
MOND FOR SALEM j. II. Cook, the owner OF the
above Farm having entered into other business, has
thorzed us 10 cell the It 10 situated Mtches
Spring about three fouIths OF mile from the corpora
siun ine and contains about 10 Of land, we'll
closed and bishly improved market garden There
upon tie place excellent brick dwelling, containing
six roUms besides stable barn. kitchen De- all in good
repair Tho place is remarkably healthy, and 10 near
enough enable person residing thereon to transact
business In Richmond. If desired all the personal
tate on the place and the negroes hired for the present
year. will be disposed Of TO whemsoever may purchase
the place A. the owner !s anxious TO SELL bargain vii
be given. Apply at once TO Mr.. Cook, or 10
GODDlN & APPERSON,
Feb 23-clm Ayctioneers.
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VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE
ANDYACANT LOT ON MARSHALL. AND SEVENTH

STREETS, FOR SALE on LEASE.
M are authorised, BY Irmes Lyons ESQ who te
W sbout TO remove to his country seat. one and q
hslf niles this city, sell or lease his redencc
the corner Of Marshall and 7th and the Lots
adjoining thereto The 10, which the dwelling stands
has front of 1870 feet and depth Of 3 feet Tho lot
7h rons loO Feet back lo feet 70 market alloy
This property well know thai minute description Is
deemed unnecessary But 1, may DO proper add that
the premises spscious with every modern convenience
as sas water bahia c. and the lot Is thoroughly drained
through the cy eulvst the froe privilege Of which is
served 10 the whole property.
sale of the property would be preferred, but II ths
can't be Effected then It will be leased 70 careful tenant
tor term D: ysars.
TEENS very accommodating and possession given tn.
lst of April next.
say thar his change residence will produce change
in his business arrangements His professional engage
will be fulfilled heretofore. His ofce will be
FEB Feb Gin GoDDlN & ApPERsoN. Auc,s.
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New MODEL. REPEATING PIsTOLs.-Re.
~ ee,ved to-day II large stock of Pistols Of every
G,n Cal aud &C. The new styes ue the Petersburg
'qs y warehouse, Old Street C. LEONARD
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NofiCE-TheFe- Is tho hspds Of tLe ssbeeribss
na! legacy belonging 20 Margare, Armstrong,
aer from tho estate OF her grandfather. Hardin
E ~nea she get by applying 30 In psrsop, OF
'SSa legal authorised agent =.
,., CARL AND DCKE. Administrator
"'S-S&' uf Hsrdlp puis.
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M IONNEI NJ Lf"I
A TENDS regularly the Courts Of Caroline, spo!syl-
s:y
Sddrs's Rrsher Glen F. o /, Caroline county, Va
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ITO HASD-A fresh supply of WATCHES,
- : ~ CLOCKS, JEwEtRY, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
.. GOODS. &c, which will be sold low at the sign
'' nc hiae, Old Street, Petersburg, Va.
r.,,, Repairer of Watches Clocks, Jewelry, &c.
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WANTED as tutor In some Southern family, good
~ situation BY young gentleman, well versed In
Classics who has bad experience In teaching, sLd
Address T. cONpERTF.
Febls-c;.- T,;,, r,o,,.cs Scb.na,.,sdv "
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-10-24
Gle Cecil }l)I)io.
ElHToN OCTOBER 81, 1857

The LATE ELECTION IN BALTMoRE.-In
the ANALYSIS made last week of the vote at the
Council Election in Baltimore. on the l4th
inst. we made n comparison with the vote at
the last Presidential Election. We should
then have given that vote, so that our readers
might have made the comparison for them
selves; AMI to supply the omission we give
both votes blow. We hope our remarks of
last week may he referred to again and a
strict examination made \ more miserable
trick has seldom been perpctrated than this
attempt to charge that the Democrats were
,Scl,id' d from The Polls. Notice pariicu-
ltrly the vote on each occasion in the Eighth
Ward - the locofoco ward where, having en-
tire control, they nevertheless fell of more
votes, by hundreds, than in either Of the
wards in which they say they We're Kept
from the polls.
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TIE EALTIG,onu ELECrI0N.

W. ,.,,,;.o1 ,,,+ ,.o,,. -
. ~, -,
III ""'''h'"Teoh we ian INST III i@s "''pPcf
of Saturday last We find the following arti.
Gle ready to our hand II isa searching re-
view IF III, r,.,s ., f,rr;sh, i, ,,, y.so 4,,,,.,-
,'''.'' ~, '''',''.,' -'"'1'
,''' y" P-P', ,p'''.'''' j" F''''''",I anu
SHOWS, concilSlvciy. WHO are accountable for
Cha HANOI. or ,L,, law T. ala ;..
"' "'' e.
some a9u!t H"nal causes i"r toe tailing OIL Of
tno l,crr,r, yc.n IN - c;,,, ,Lo clo,o,.,or o,,l
" $40
business OF which, that party is Cudeayoring
To A c,r,,.
THE CITY Government oni ia yiliGors.
,rha
~ P''HN"' '''''no'e u" tN W 'ie c'HH'n>
oi Baltimore. so to uarfite the events Of the
day OF cleo ION that tncv may lie able clearly
to SIZE ~ ria are the GiSfurbrrs nr The pub
JIG peace, . who are aiding the authorities in
preserving the public peace. and ~ who are
fointn.iug dislui Dances that they may gain
By the loss Of The city in trade and reuuta-
,ion.
TLo r,,, lo,:, ,ri.o,,,, -, .,0 Cat ,,oo.., - :
!, u' 100 "''"'' VI ','''1 "', ,''c "'H' t'"HI :"
thc An crican cSptcm!iy the hIlr' ponce Report
Will Suiilce iorthat purpose. Ii Is greatly 10
be regretted that tie editorial Of that uauer
of the X n ,hot,ld h,vn b,,, ,r,;,,on l., faro
I,..,,. a.. Eat. - IL /
=. "' " '''' '"''" "' ''I ''''''i '"'
ol ''!e 20 H. III great measure. relieves tliaI
journal from the grave charge Of having
weakened die bands of authority by its inn
rru,Irnt ohse,v,tinrs IF tLe 3.,v L.c,r,
E,ps,r w. ,,,,,. 49,, I;.,,.i L>
" Il" WHY 'He u'a'uipeis VI iie
pune peace.
CD--TAe first po,ioo report WA tbe firing on
several persons known ia hc Amar;r,,s nj - a.
clock in the morning from the Dcuocratic seven.
en- oenth Ward House. and woundinr one of them.
The police apnearcd entered The hnHse and G,uud
thirty stand Of arms-ali new AID bright and The
"GSef.'nsn' stamp on ,n some OF them
peaceful Nm"ricns and it WAS m, down hy the
police.
The second event wss about o'clock the same
morning. in the same ward. Capt Wood and sew.
ctal officers and ciizens standing ut the cornor of
Light and Montgomery streets and they were a l.
tucked by democratic c!lb called the Hunters.
who fred fifty musko;s woun ding four policemen.
Herr. AMIN the ass,ult was ON ,ha ,o,ic.
,vho .I,,nt, ,.a., ;,,;,,rnd
Third. Atl2 n,.,o,t the rr;sb s.o,, ,ho 1,;r,u,
Ward maIched over 10 regulate the ~, Se,ii,
Wdrd a large body of the police marched in arms
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Mayor Swami And The Police.

The election on Tuesday, and the dis,ur-
bance and bloodShed by which it was accom-
panied in scue Of the city. were Yesterday
the subject Of very general discussion. As to
The energy displayed by Mayor Swami and
Marshal Herring, and the ontue police force,
in their efforts to maintain the peace Of the
city, we, having spent the entire dav in the
midst oi' the most riotouS district. feel il a
duty incumbent on us to BOAR testimony
The arrangements of Mayor Swain were Of
tn" most thorough and satisfactory character
and during the early part Of the day his in
structions were implitltiy ohcycd aud carried
out by Marshal Herring and his officers Up
to IL clock the election was progressing
quietly, with little or no complaint though
1t was evident that great portion Of the
Democrat ic voters were ahseniing themselves
from the polls whether on account Of disscn.
sions in their own ranks lethargy produced
by the general knowledge of lhtir lack of
numerical strength to make contest in a
majority Of lhe wards, or fear of personal
injury. we are unable to say. The German
voters, as was previously understood, ahscn-
ted themselves on account Of disappointment
III obtaining some share in the Custom House
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appointments. but the Irish voters in he
eighth wald were out in full force. prepared
not only to vote but TO fight wherever they
could get an OPPORTUNITY Until their descent
on the iiith and eleventh wards and the sub
scQrent murder Of Sergeant Jord0n. with The
wanlon shooting down ofscvpral other officers
in the performance Of their duty, the arrange
mcnts of Mayor STaun were carried out faith
fully and impartla!ly: hlt from that moment,
when the police found thcm~pl made q tar
get Of by an Infatuated body OF armed men,
their efficiency naturally became lnsscn,l As
they were thrown on tie defensive. The
wan.on attack and shonin- or officer KIDD and
tire driving Of the police ont of the eighth wand
during the afternoon add, i to Ike excitement.
and doubtless was the cau&c Of many rctal!a-
tory acts in other sections ofthc city.
Information having been received by May.
n' Swans that measures were in contemplation
in the Eastern "cciiom Of e." city TO aycugc
the murder If Sergeant ,i0~d)n in company
Will, the Marshal he promptly visited all the
voting pieces. and rNhorlcd the excited
friends Of The murdered man TO preserve the
peace Of the city, Informing them at the same
time Of the arrest Of the parties charged with
the murder, and tie fact that Jackson Hall
was tn,n Ill IN" possession the police. Thus
We lee! saiI,!i ii that nothing WAS left undnae
by the authorities TO pFeser'" the peace Of tllc
city, and they might probably have been
successful but for the scenes OF outrage and
blood shed hat occurred N the eighth ward
and vicinity. No less than ten Of the 20
lice are now suffering from gunshot wounds,
and one lyin! dead. which Is &c Itself sufficient
proof tl,at they mauIully met the duties Of
rh.r position whilst il ako shows that the
Efforts made TO excite popular prejudice
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-10-24

TIE ATLANTIC SUBMARINE CABLE, &C.
The Navy Department have dispatches from
Captain Hudson, Of the United States steam :
ship Niagara. Mt Plymouth. Eagland. on the
Iat instant H. had landed all tie machinery
used in his vessel in the unfortunate effort to
lay the submarine Telegraph cable. and was
preparing TO land the balance of Tie cable on
board, which was to be stored in wooden
water.tght tank that had been plcIarcl for
ITS roccption and preservation. 1t. G.. IL.
Wells had been transferred to the steamship
;iuSlnehanna to supply the place Of It, llar-
rS. who returns home from that sh p. sick.
Officers and crew of the NIAGARA well. -Siar.
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I1octvp.
THE VOICE OF AUTUMN.
WIN. CULLEN BRYANT.

There comes, from yonder height,
A solt repiri0E sound,
Where Frost leaves are bright
And fall like fakes Of light,
To the ground.
1t is the autumn breeze,
That lightly floating on,
just skins the vecly loas,
Just s,irs the glowing trees,
And is gone.
He means Ky scdcy brook,
Anl visits, with Il sigh.
The Inst p9lo flowers t1pt look
From out their Sunny nook
Al the sky.
Ger shouting children flies
That light October wind,
And, Eiaaiu. cheeks aud eyes,
lie leaves their merry cries
Far behind.
And wan1"rs now to make
That soft, uneasy sound
BY distant wood and like,
Where distant fountains break
From the grouNd.
No bower where mlilans dwell
Can win Il moments stay,
Nor ilir untrotirn drll;
He sweeps the upland swell
And away.
Mourn'st thou thy homeless waate9
Oh, soft, r,pining wind!
That carly seok'st and late
The rest, it is thy fate
Not to find.
Net on the mountains breast,
n OF on the oceans shore,
in all the east or west -
The wind that stops to rest
Is no more.
By valleys, woods, and springs.
No wonder thou shoull'st gricve
For all the glorious times
Tho TOUGHEST with thy wings
And must Leave.