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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12
AT THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
JUNE IL. 1857.
InnWaRn A. YEWMIN Propriltors.

t1t07''
II Miller, and lady, H.nrico; ] L BoUes. New Kent;
X Graves, Charles City . Golfer. T Gws,hncy,
I.le OF Wight Alexr Ranry. Robert Harrison ID, RI
George; Ewing. Williamsburg: q II South:arc. Ky:
Trevilan and lady Louisa; sharpe Carter NoItowsy
NJ Miller, Phila; r C. spencer Clnrksvilr; I Ross
Texas; 5 FOndrrn and servt Richmond j d fondren
Miss; r Kyle VcRR;J I. Hopper Peter, burg: {; How
lett A Davis Petersburg; f J Redd, Pr Edward; NJ A
Hurt FsrmvilIei d A Watson. Pr Edward; K Booker
fsrmvle; F D Redd, Pr Edward; w Wilson, spot
sylvania; g w Redd. C T. Redd, K Lowrie Pr Edward
II Tru.heart Va: II Moody, Cheserfeld; w Robert
ron, Lunenburg: w McGee, Chesterfield; I Butler
Col WIN Voolfolk, Louisa: II Woodland, st Louis; Z
Brooks, Charlotte; II Chrietian. Cha- City
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12
puTT.ADEIppr. u.pvrr ,, O,

Bark-Quer.Ciiron II scarce aud wanted n. $ y Ps
for Is, No. !. Flour and Meal-Flour Inarke, drm,
brands are held firmly at 81 37!sS7 50, aud BRAID
home con.ump ion at 81 75ssa, and extra AID
brands at g 25ssa Is There il very liule eIpOr
mand. Rye Flour is dull nj 81 y Dbl Lss sales q
Mra! at g y boil Grain-Wheat is dull and ,e o-'
sales OF prime Penn. yvanit red ut 81 75ssl 20, AZ:
10 prime white nj 81 e7asl 90 p busbel Rye &C
sales Of Pennsylvania at 81 10 y bu,ncL Corn 70 e
tive: sales OF southern and Pennsylysnia yellow
cts bu.hel, in store Oa;s steady; ss'es 0. Pea
nia and Delaware at 60 cts y bu.hel. Seeds
OF Timothy nj - 37as3 81. and Flax seed al g. ssl
y bushel. Whisky is In sready demand, Dbl, ~
cts and in hhds. at So eta. p gallon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12
KING AND QUEEN, June 9th, lSJ

MING AND cullen, Juue Slu, 1901
Gentemen:-I have just received your communi.
cation of this date, proposing to me to allow myself
TO be announced candidate for the vacant Judge
ship in this circuit
Be assured gentlemen, that fully appreciate this
unmistakabe evidence Of your confidence and good
will and that it affords me no ordinary measure OF
qualification.
You do not suppose, that have now, for the first
time to consider the important responsible aud deli
cate nature Of the trust with which you wish to in:
vest me; or the proprety OF my own acceptance Of
it, if it should be conferred upon me- l have con.
sdered the subject before the present time, and
whatever may be my own selfdistrust, have deter.
mined that if the trust shall be conferred upon me,
without my own solicitation, it will be- no less my
duty than my pleasure to accept it, and to fulfil it's
functions with whatever of ability or capacity may
possess.
With these views, see no reason why should he.
state to allow myself to be announced as candi-
date, you propose; and now give the assent which
you ask.
Very respectfully,
Your fellow citizen,
JAMES SMITH.
To Messrs. B. Fleet, r. w. L. Fauntleroy, A.
Pointer, j. Lumpkin, A. g. Sale, s. P. Wilson and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12
ARREST OF HON JOHN WENTWORTH.

CHICAGO, June 9.-Hon. John Wentworth mayor
Of the city, arrested this morning by the United
States marshal, charged with having mail bags in his
possession and held to bail iu the sum of 50 600.
The mail bags were found on his premises. but at an
examination held in the afternoon, Mr.. Wentworth
was discharged from custody by Judge Drummond
He decided thst Mr.. Wentworth u his thcial oapa-
city Of Congressman received the mail bags, and
tina. unless special demand was made for them he
had right to keep them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12
NEW YORK MARKETS Jrsx 10

Cotton heavy, sales oi 800 bales Flour nrm ~
900 bbs at All advance OF i've cents on Ohio CONN
good State Z 81 50 s. Ohio at 20 10. and NIL
good brands Southern at 80 ! IS whe.t ulst
Sd es OF D. w bushels md holders demand an adrs'
3 cents Southern white At 81 IS Corn !, dul.
Of mixed Al go @e csnts Pork Is steady: sales
S23 80 Beet is firm. packed Chicago At l6 s. ,
Lard stendy, .aea ut lii a l4i cents Whisk.y /,
sales at "a cents for Ohio Coffee ~ dull sales =, 70
cents for Rio. -ugar Is dull, Muscovado ,t IOf CO
Rosiz IL dull. sales at 40 81 Rice 4, quiet
4. ), cen's. Spirits Turpenune closed heavy IS
AL Is c,s. Freish,s are inactive.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12
THE WAR WITH RUSSIA,

We have received through Mr.. Perry, tho agent
in r. -aond, No. ls Of the with Russia, pub
i.bed BY the London Printing and Publishing Com.
pau This No. contains beautiful s:eel engraving
of Marsts St. Armand, late Commander in Chief of
thu French Army in the East; also fine plate repre-
ssutiux the as,.,k ON Bcmarsund. Mr. Perry will
supply those in want of this valuable work.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12
SALES OF STOCK IN RICHMOND.


REPORTED JOHN 4. LAScASTEkk son, BROKERS
Virginia per cents "a sales az the T
sury: shorter dates S9l and interest
bonds the State ast sales ss7! and ine's
Richmond City Bonds. sales ut s93i and interest.
Virgins BANK Stock, par 10, Inst sales at sat.
Farmers Bank Stock, hast sales at slt6i
Exchange Bank stock, last sales nj elU1t
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance stock. S9l
Merchants Insurance Company, recent sslss s52.
Richmond Fire Association stock pnr $50, sales S3
Richmond Fredericksburg ana Potomac Railroad sts
lnst sales 500.
virginia Contra Railroad stool, lasts sles, SOL
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock, sales ej2t
Richmond ana Danville Railroad stock last sscs sIJ
James RiverAnd KAMA W s stock. last salesSl0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12
Was such sigh, ever seen in the United States
PENNSyINANIA

The Democratic State Convention OF Pennsylvania
second ballot, Hon. WIN Strong, Ut Berks county,
and on the ninth ballot, Hon. james Thompson, of
Erie county, as their candidates for Judges of the
Supreme Court Of TINT State. The nominations were
unanimous the usual resolutions were adopted, and
the Convention adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12
TWO WOMEN YokED TO A PLOUGH.

During last week very unusual sight attracted the
attention Of the railway passenger. while the trans
of two females yoked to plough, which WAS guided
by I'll uugallant mails, who held the stills The only
way Of accounting this eccentric proceeding the
suggestion that land which ia new reclaimed, Is
tor light 10 admit of horses being employed
ock (SeotlandJ Advertiser.
Wa .,oh .rb, ,,,- .oo, IN thu I'nted Sfatssf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12
GENERAL SCOTT AT BOSTON.

General Scott is to receive an official welcome to
Boston on the occasion Of his visit to that city on the
18th inst. to attend the celebration at Bunker Hill
Gov. Gardner has ordered out the First Brigade to
escor, him to The State House, where hs will be of
Totally received on behalf Of the commonwealth OF
Massachusetts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12
ADANGEROIIS pLAYTHING,

There have been several cases in New York where
the new cent has been swallowed by children and in
which great irritation Of the stomach and bowels has
followed, because of the corrosive ofthe metal
composing it, we'll of tue mechanical action upon
the delicate mucous surfaces.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12

KANSAS A FREE SrATE.-A letter received
yesterday from a source in Kansas entitled to the
most implicit confidence states that threefosrths at
least Of the present settlers are in favor Of making
Kansas free State, including nearly onehalf Of the
emierauts from slaveholdiug Statss.-LJourn of
Commerce,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12
DEATH OF A MILLIONAIRE,

Ho BoxrN, N. j., June l0.-Com. John Z. Stevens,
died OF enlargement Of the heart at his residence in
Hoboken, this afternoon. aged Is years. He leaves
property TO the amount of several millions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12

MOB LAW REPUDIATED.-Thee grand Jury Of
Louisville have indicted for murder fifteen persons,
and all they could discover as participants in the re-
cent lynching of four slaves.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12

GOVERNOR OF UTAH.-Col. Cummings has
received the appointment Of Governor of Utah. The
other appointments for the Territory have not been
agreed on.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12

vis; TO Virginia. w. K. Drukard has been appointed
acting secretary Of War during the absence Of that
gentleman,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12
tn JAMES SMITH, ESQ.

S;..-rbs nndersigned citizens of the coun
tes If King and Queen, ESSEX and King William, w
most respectfully ieques, that you will allow ses'
ssf 70 be- announced through the public prints a,
candidate for the Judsg"hip recently maue ra'"'
~ $50 VARY rssrectfnily &c,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12
BUFFALO MUNICIPAL Ell, EcTIoy.

DUrrA LO MUNICIPAL ELECTIUN.
BUFFALO, N. Y, juno 9.-At the city election, to.
day. the entire Democratic ticket elected by 1000
majority. T. Lockwood is the mayor elect c. s.
Pierce, comptroller, and E. Thsyer, city attorney.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12

The general impression seems to prevail that the
tobacco crop Of this year will be materially diminish
ID in the Virginia yield.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12

COUNTRY PHYSICIANS AND FAMIl
~ will hnd at our establishment full and y
fresh stock OF pure Brugs; Chemicals: Perf-ne'In
Goods; Surgical Instruments and Appliances o, ..
Hair. Nail, Tooth, Shoe. Shaving. Plate Wniie""
other kinds Of Brushes
PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS, mostly OF ou!
facture, aud warranted Of full strength aud
all other articles In the Drug line. for sale oy
LAlDLEY & ROB!NSos
Graduates Of Philadelphia College OF ph''lh.'.
June IL New Drug store 4th and Fr'nhE.>
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12

Cotton -Sales to day OF 100 bates at slightly e;1
rates, al Ia CT tor Middling. Receipts TO day 20
Flour ma: declining tendency, $. Loa;. s. -, y
Other articles are unchanged
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12
CITY AsD STATE NEWS.

We have received the first number Of the Brents.
willie Journai by j. e. Parker Esq, which gives pro-
mise of usefulness and success.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET, JusI 10

SHOOK CRocKETT's REPoKr
BEEF CArrLE-si 50 - So %, gros.. according qua
SHEEp-s2 - 10 e. per head. LAaDs-s2 ~ 10 e 4
p.r hcud HoGsS9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12

We understand that the wheat crop in Caroline
county WILL with some EXCEPTIONS fall far short OF an
average, having been seriously damaged by cold
weather. cbinch bug and joint worm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12
PHYSICIANS AND PAN

MOBILE MARKET. JUNE 10.
Cotton.-aarket dull but prices unchanged ~
during the past three days GOO bales
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12

The WHEAT CRoP hiss greatly improved in the
immediate n.ighborhood of Richmond and on most
farms is now looking very fine. The crop promises
to be al abundant onei and from present Indications
good corn and hay crops may be expected.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12

To Messrs. B. Fleet, r. w. L. Fauntleroy, A.
Pointer, j. Lumpkin, A. g. Sale, s. P. Wilson and
otherp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12
STEAMER YUCAHONTAs,

FOR BALTIMORE.
UTRECHT received to-day, (Fndsy9A
II and up to the bour of 9 o'cloct. ?.
A., Saturday. the 18th inst -, go
Consisnees are requested to send for 'he'i y
day :.
shippers are requested to send in the Iame s,. ,
consignees Saturday afternoon or their 'hPn'e1'
sonsigued to order. u.Ts
June l2-2t LUDLhh 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12

Arthur. the slave sentenced to be hung at the April
term of Caron. Court for attempting TO take the life
of Mrs Cliff. suffered the full p-nalty of The Law IN
the Jail at Bowling Green on Friday last.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12

Belle Hill, the residence OF Jas E. Dickinson, Esq.
in Caroline county, containing $50 acres. has been
rurcha.ed BY NJ 4ior James p Corbin, Of Moss Neck,
{ ,r the sum Of 80. tlOtl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12

Richd Heath, King William
Jno Motley, King & Queen
b ID Roy, NJ d, Essex,
J c Houchings, King VIM
F X Burke. do
K Mitchell. King g. Queen
X 7 Shackelford, Essex
A Mulre, King & Queen
J h Bew. DO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12

We copy below the official report of Commander
Davis of the sloop-ofwar St. Marys relating TO the
incidents Of the surrender Of Gen. Walker in Nicara
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21
DIED.

ABBoTT-On Saturday April a William Bailey, sssd gears
and IS days son Of Ast v. and Mary b. Abbott
BFLIOWs-At W,pole N. H., on Tuesday, April = Abel
BeIow., esq aged 50 years and 10 months
BURRAS-on Sunday API 49, Francis buTTs IL the 6stA
year Of hs age.
CARNEs-On Saturday April &c. Coelus Games eldest son
CAPT John T. Csrnes in the 25th year Of his age
CONTHlLL-On Sunday, April 10 Mary NJ dsnshter OF o ~
CARRALL-On Sunday, April 49, Josephine Caral daughter
OF Mrs Mary and the late James Carreli
saturday APT 49, Of fSn;a%gGn Mar Mary i0n:
COHEE-S Solomon Cohen ofspopiexy aged 81 year'
YEITNER-on Sunday April 49, Imorene daughter Of Daniel
aud Mnlaa Feitner aged year,, months aud days.
KRELY-on sunday April 49, Michael keey, native 'f the
CITY of Dublin, ireland, in the l3d year Of his age.
MORRISON Monday April ~ after an llness OF two weeks,
JAM. MOn m hi; city in ,hs 50 year OF MS age
MFsFRoLE-On Thirsdsy, April l6 at Fulton, H. Gertrude
daughter II the late D. NJ MserOe esq the 18th Of
berRge.
oWFS-In th. city on Sunday April 49, James only of
James Gwen, aged years month aud y days l.. .,
f,iT Thomas W Phelps are respectfully invited attend
the funeral from the residence OF las ather No 20 East
nth street on TUESDAY 1lt INST a. Iocock p H.
without furtheT inyitston
POPE-At Whiteboro' Oneida County, on Monday Apfil6
at thc residence Of her fther A. C. Cat ESQ., Isabella s
wife Mr Seth G. Ppe Of OgdrnsbuTsh aged % year. and
~ months.
PECKwELL Suddenly, saturday; April, lS, William
Perkve aged 81 ya1 Of Francis erkwel deceased.
RAFFERTY-on Sunday morning, April 10, Daniel Rafferty,
il the 18th year of liz age.
RoBINsoN-on Sunday, April ls, Of consumption Mrs.
sTANIFORD-Iu Bath. steubcn County, n y on wed1e.
and heoysl son Of H. G. and NJ Stamford aged q years
and 10 months.
SPARKS On Sunday morin. April 49, Samuel Alley Sparks
nephew O the late Samuel Alley
THOMPSON - On Sunday. April l9 at Bu'hwick, Alice
Ret,c a. dausher n aud Rebeccs Thompson in the h
year of her
WFsTFRFIFLp-On Monday morning April ~ after shot'
illness Fmma Della Weerfrd yolnse-t daughter OF ,or
n,Hu. " est.rf.ld esq., in the nth year Of her age
Hcr friends aud relatives and those q tue tsy are
fuy invited attend the funeral from th oi h.r
iroiber, niaw John Waite aud Nn NJ Day No 1o1 SIXTH
avenue near Thirty third ''"t on Tuesday AfFl IL al
s'clock p m. 49,,
wILsoN-on Monday, April 20 at in the 4rh year o.
h. age. Thomas Wilson ,,,., ,I.., ~
His ds and those his brother John Wilson and his brother
ils,r J.,ph Cusck requested 20 attend his funeral
tn M SsS Greenwich street at o'clock p m on W. dnes
day next 2d April The remains will be taken TO CyPIes'
Hlls Cemetery.
WILgURT-On SUNDAY April 49, Of dropsy Iisenis dausL
Ter Of John and Maria W;lmuft.
WOODW ARD-On Sunday morning Apnl ~ OF pulmonary
conurnTtion Amelia Maiihnf gh-I 81 tu"afu g. aHU
Su,.u o. Woodward in the lfh year oi her age
yOING-On Saturday morning, April lS, OF consumption
Bridget wife Of Joseph Young IN the 18Th year oi her age
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21

COFFEEThe to-day have been InIsa oy ' "
stormy weather But few buyers or sellers Ia'e SPP'' "
the street. The saes are 20 Bags Rio at o.o
CASDLES-Of Adaunantpe, We notice ss'es VI 80 5 O5
Knapp Bros 24lc Other kinds are 'teaay a'
prices u.x- r.,.t Eqou-
owing the wh.sh mas tAe
day but with yerv moderate arrivals the Larh. ma. az up
ward tendency the assortment Of desirable oaIls : '
and with taf eastern moderate export iHqI pre.s Ia
yor The seller the sales 10 bbts at Tor
common to good state IS 50 80 Tor extra 90 20 % %
for pertpe Indiana illinois and lowai rod 20 ~ Tor extra
Do "a 100 Sd As for common 70 good extra ONO; 50 oG
81 * Tor sood 20 choice do 80 4ed SO 10 for 81 Louis
brands. and 81 s 90 for extra Gene.ee Canadian Flour
= S' Lid III. inquiry j. light aud the arrivals moderate;
49,. 90 bhls al S6ds6 o. for superfne, and So lj0
81 30 fr extra brands Southern Flour arrives sParngy and
80 ~oG nGuiry the low gedes 0c better; the sales
are 60 6bls At IS oa sc 80 for mixed 20 good suprne Bal
,i,o-s Ec and Sc 81 IS for favote fancy and
80. Rye Flour quiet IS 5oq - 60 Corn Meal 10
.ady at IS Jersey and IS S54s 60 for randywne
GRAIN1e inquiry for Wheat Is fair the Of
desirable pa.s nothing transpredthe demand confined 10
nll.r. Rye quiet bot firm 1885, BaYy inactive a.
= s5d IS Barley Malt i quiet s sed 81 81. Oats
are hut firm at d57c for State and 5sa6o for West
EN- Corn inactive but held higher the inquiry far the
arrivals Light but the storm checks business quote
IS for Western mixed 7.g74c for Southern yellow, and 7sG
76c feT DO white,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21
MARRIED.

CAhR-IlEALY-At Wlllamsb,rgh, Frday, ApTI ~ T.
Can # Detroit Mich Miss CGLane l.. H-aly daughter
the late John Hesy Of ssd place.
DE- BARRY-DOHENY-In Brooklyn. Sunday, April u,
James De Barry Of Baltimore Md, 10 Mis- Katy Doheny,
daughter Of M Michael Doheny Of Brooklyn
FOWLER-sMITH-At Boston, on Thursday, April l6 MI
Charles Fowler Of NewYoTk 70 Miss Fannie A. only dslsh-
ter Of Franklin Smith. esq, Of Boston.
HFNDERSON-BALL-Int this city, at No. l5i Spring street
by the Rev Jesse T. Peck, Edwin r. HendrrsOn OF sscra
neIto, Cal, to Miss Mary A. Ball Of Brooklyn
Sacrame nto papers please copy.
HARDCAsTLE-M McCAULEY- At Alexandra, Egypt, on
MONDAY March O. William John HaTdesste Of England TO
Mis- Rebecca MeCsuley daughter If the late d. s McCau
lev United States Consul General AZ that place
RILLIEUX-VAN LEER-On Saturday evening April ls, by
the Rev. William Adams Norbert Ruie.x, esq, to MR.
Matilda J. Van Leer.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21
nisasters, &c.

The scnR wn D.IO, kIoS.oa saa- IRON ao eaa.1
nIud ~ ,,rday AID arrived at this port las, hss~
sL@ now lie: al stR;. @S ''oss., s'0Ss %
rAAL' on the staTbOsrd sds os her bottom -
vph tsmhp Jacquard, bound from Ner Ore.n. snd
Havana HAVE, put In mere WIN loss '' ''''"p
March 23-YesteTdsy the ship Canvas Back of bos
~, here esky throwing overheard part Of csrso Sape
I a. lspdsd IN state Of exhaustion rom our "estsa
Ssure The ship has been suryeye and tns seams Aoo1'
ASTIsuA March 0n the kSd ips the sem. Jane Mo "a
,opey and fsou Yarmouth ~ > arrived ana on ne
from St John n. b. oMsyssDes P r. with load Of an, nm
Der said vessel having suns I.sn ana esp,sa ,ssy
ad
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21
MARIIVE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-Y0RK..
Cleared.

stesmship-George Law, Hernden AspinwaI, NJ o. RIB
eIts.
Bark-Jasper Bennett. Charleston, Durham & Dimon.
Brig-Am0noosect Murray Aspnwal Panama Railroed
Schoouers- kossuth COser New buryPort Lewss 90
Ann Cole CITY Point, Jas Hunter Co Elizabeth Ellen ST.
John, Frrdercksburg J.: T. Johnson B. Hswtns, GRIM.
McCTeady Mott Co. A. Mason Smith, Charles
top Dolner Potter; +. Nckerson, Goodne Wilmington.
McReady. Mott Co. Commander IN Chief Woeon, Ale rsn-
dris &c Mott Bedel; Ann Maria, Weeks, Plymouth w.
Mckee.
sloop- Warren Stannard New Haven, MASTER Excel Cotb,
Providence, !. B. Edwards
Propeller-Ironsides, vsndeveer Philadelphia -.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21
COIRT CALFNDAR-THIs D,y.

SUPERIOR CoURr.-Nos. Az, 46S, 473, lS3, 53,
IL, Al ~ SO? s5 81 SO 81 a52 6i, 55i 5i5 557 SO
$50, 5sI 5a2 5S3, 5s5 ba6 81, 5es Sl5, l75 S2 IA
SUrREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERN.--NOs. l39, lj1,
257 g. II 100 l2j, lf5 ISL ia, 226 2ij, 30, I35
SuPRENE ECoURT-CIRCUIT.-Per Nos S4, J9,
1859 24 759 82e $50 S3 SS3 so. s $50 s4l S43 st5
847 Part il5A 1880 1855, 1898 ll75 1861, 1925 TO 6os
1910 70 1913, 1915 5ts 1880 -
CoxsoS PLEAs.-Part Mos. 537 5sl, 1870, 43l,
49, 4G3 IA 475 $50 ~ ISL 2s 49, 42 SIS Part lINos.
628 10 6S 66 $50 go 6i2 100 f9e 49l 5S5 5e 81 5S
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21

The fact that payments from the Northwest are slow
this Spring in short held back to unusual and in
convenient degree finds solution in the following ex-
tract from The Cincinnati Gazette which says;
"The land fever which appears to have taken hold
of people generally is having decidedly unfavorabe
effect upon the money markets of the country and it
il bearing heavily upon the merchants of the large
cities Country merchants in many cases are engaged
in land speculatons and thus using money that
should be applied 10 the payment of their debts This
may do, provided the investments prove profitable;
but should the speculative bubble which has been in
tated almost to bursting point, explode, the result
will be anything but comfortable The City Merchant
who proves SO indugent will lose his claim, and the
Country Merchant who is reckless of his credit as TO
allow his debts 10 over, in order To secure
upon which to speculate, will lose his money and his
credit besides. We hear Of numerous cases where
ledge having used the money in land speculation. Ii
is our opinion that the credit of such should be
thrown out of doors and merchants who permit such
practices are guilty Of an act Of injustice TO themselves
and the whole mercantile community.
THE 81. PdUFs AdrOcdte thus loudly announces the
passage Of the Minnesota Land Grant bill by Con-
gress:
BOUNDARIES-LAND DGRANTs-RAILROADS.
10 TRIUNPHE!! GOT 1T AT LAST
Coagres,ionai Honor Yindated Corruption Re5uked The
NiHResota Land Grdatd Ldp!
100000 acres (New Grant) 5,OOO,OcO (old Grant.l
Making Total Grant to Minnesot, Of
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-21
FIR At RAHwAy.-The carriage factory of Amos
Tei in Railway, desiToyedby IRE Oh FTdsy night Lyss
- insurance.

The PATERSON Pc iRL FIsHERY.-A cores spOnGeht
Of The Paterson Guardian Of Saturday that the pearl
etnent IN Paterson Undue, the country TO
little brooks III their respective
the high priced The Rockford has dscov
several Of these precious jewels in little stream the
station The Of the property have forbidden any from
espassing the premises experiencing that the country
will be with advnreTs from the town search of
pearls is stated that Ssnds large numbers persons
searching pearls Ill the small streams Pat