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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-29
THE PHILADELPHIA BANKS-THE NEW YORK
AND ROSTON B~ANKS-THEiR POSITION, &c.

AND BOSTON B~ANK5-THEiR POSITION, &c.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 27.-There is nothing def.
nItely settled upon by the baLks here yet, and they
are unable To accomplish unauiInity Of action. Gov
ernor Pollock 10 10 town, and was met by a committee
last night, who made application to him to convene an
extra session Of the Legislature to enact measures for
saving the banks from the penalties Of suspension
aud for relieving the community by allowing those
institutions to furnish the necessary currency.
The general impression both here and in New York
in regard to the banks of the latter city is thatthey will
not suspend but rome other we'll Informed parti-s
think differently, aud regard tia, probable that the n.
York Banks will suspend upon their deposites even as
early as tomorrow. But supposing this MT TO BIZ the
case, these parties Think they will be compelled TO
suspend within three days, or a week at furtbe,t, and
then on both circulation and deposits. Iii considered
ia the quarters referred to that the New York banks
can redeem their present circulation Of seven or eight
millions with their twelve or thirteen millions Of
specie, but they cannot pay of their ninety millions
Of deposits if q portion of it DO turned into circula
ton IN the form Of notes.
This being Sunday, we have nothing conclusive
from Boston as 10 The course the banks in that quar-.
ter contemplate pursuing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-29

HEAVY DRY GOODS FAILURE.
New YORK, Sept. 2.-Gardner d Co., the heaviest
dry goods dealers in the city, have failed. Their liza
bilihss are about 81 100000.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-29

Col. Benton is said to be slowly recovering from
bis severe illness.
Hon. jeff Davis is lying quite i'll at Holly Springs,
Missis .ippl.
VIM. L. Teo0, for many years runner Of the Far
mers' Bank at Norfolk, died on the 10Th inst.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-29
LETTER FROM PARIS.

To the Editors Of the Enquirer:
"a RUE MIRcHEsIL, PARIS,
September 4, 1857.
GEarLEMES:-Casually soiourniug in this city, 1ob.
served in your journal ofthe 5,h ult., the paragraph Ito
which your attention has been already drawnl
ouoted as coming from the London Court Journal.
10 70 the effect, that Judge Mason bad been reprimand:
ed here for putting his arm around the Empress
chair.
I have since seen the same paragraph in other
American Journals, accompanied with unkind and
injurious reflections.
I considered your paper, also. as perhaps the most
prominent in our Southern States, and as having re.
presented, for a very long period Of time, the senti
ments OF Judge Ms own political party.
1t seemed to me, therefore, particularly as 4 was a
Virpinian, and entertained the greatest personal 60
TEEN for Judge NJ, of sufficient importance to inst.
tute at it's very ~(reputed) source, an inquiry into the
truth Of so extraordinary q statement.
I accordingly wrote to the editor OF the Court
Journal on the subject, and beg of you the kindness
to insert In the Enquirer the following reply which
was promptly sent me:
&c, Bridges Street. Covent Garden,
LospoH, 30th August, 1857.
Sir: I beg to inform you that the paragraph never
appeared in the Court journal" stating that "His
Exoellency Plenipotentiary Mason having been re-
primanded for throwing his arm around the Empress
Eugene's chair, is making up his pack to fy to some
retirement" &c. l am, cir,
Your obsdieut servant,
THE EpIroR'' OF THE "CouRr JOURNAL"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-29

BALTIMORE, SEPT. % Flour is firm at IS SO
for all Kinds. Wheat is improving; sales Of rod At
81 30 To 81 :3; white 81 30to 81 50. Corn is better;
white Il 10 IS cts; yellow - to Is c:s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-29

NEW YORK. SEPT. 9S-Flour has declined ID
cts. for Ohio and Slate. Southern has also considers.
bly, declined, but prices are nominal. Wheat has de.
clined 5 to 5 eta aud is nominal. Corn is dull and
nominal. Stocks are all down, owing to the panic
Viroinin sjxes 20.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-29
THE RANKS OF ALEXANDRIA.
TuE RANKN IN NOREOLK. Y

ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 2S.-The banks will not allo"
a run TO bs made on them, consequently they ar,
paying only email sums Of specie.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-29
THEEAsTERN BANKS.
THE PHILADELPHIA BANKS.

Bosros, Sept. q The Suffolk Bank refuses 10 re-
deem the notes of he New England Country Banks
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BY TELEGRAPH.
nbed for the Richmond Enqsirer'
% ,TER FROM EUROPE.

LATER FROM ECNDfC.
q ms. n. b., Sept. 2s.-Ihe steamer 'uf''
froEmperor Alexander has arrived az be.'n Ia
;olers ia raging at Hamburg, Stockholm ana
d ~ Rank Of Holland has increased ita rates 70 hva.
= : thought that other German Banks Will DO Inc
!; =. sa nnd the advance be established. m
The India mail brings Delhi dates 10 inc s'tn'n
sos II sor,ias had been repulsed, with great loss 10
, J TsbeIs. 800 British soldiers had been k'ilea nnd 40
.u ~ n The Neemuch mutinecrs mad rsaGneu
E,Ihi' Gsn. Nicholson was daily expected irom
p ,e,I with reinforcenente. Gen. haveiocx &C.
r r1n;sd Bi,bvor, on the l7tb. without RESISTANCE snd 40
e Nauos S,bib hsG escaped. Gen. HavelGck mao T Te
f Se , 10 MO rebels on the road to LucKno"' A"o
British .n loss was s ;s,a.'F ii5.-Flour is buoysnt: Red
L.sI hss advanced Sd. Corn is quiet and rtesiy'
T Ths' London Money Market ID slightly more s'''
gent. Consois GOT.
rur RANKS IN PHILADELPHIA.
,nElpHla, Sept. % is confusion ID nsf on
pH hara !, very little EXCITEMENT, II is ru'norea On
t Iu. street street tba, the Goveruoirefuse to issa sa a R p.Ot' q
. .ne, ioree eonyspips the Legislature, unless me n aus %
pa ~, i. put on thsssme tootipg as .ne u -. he,
r ssd my notes received on s.posit. She now pays ne'
nwp NOTES for checks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-29

CoMNlssroSEp.-We were informed, yesterday
that the Young Guard Battalion Companies a
and Is were commissioned by bis EIcellency, Gov
Wise. They are now attached to the l79th Regt
ment of Virginia Militia. As there is no Colonel st
tached TO this Regiment. it is the intention r: tn.
Young Guard to Gil the vacancy by the promotion OF
Mainr .Inhn III. Richardann
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-29

AFEAT.-A Mr.. Miller, living In Pendlston county
81 miles from Harrisonburg, one day last Week
walked the entire distance, carrying a copper still
worm, twenty five feet long. He is II years DID,
Some of our young Americana would stagger un'
der ouch a task.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-29

NEW Communication Dyes Wall Street
Broker, New York, we observe tho following among
the new list Of counterfeirs e's. Bank Of Virgins
Chsrlsstown 100 8. Exchange Bank Of Virginia.
burg, Va All badly executed. 6s, Bank Of the
Valley, old, and calculated TO deceive.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-29

SENTENCED TO De HuSo.-The trial of Crowley for
the assassination of young Hueston, in Caroline co.,
Va, took place on Monday last. the counsel set up
the plea of idiooy in his defence, but it was over
ruled, and the jury, finding him guilty Of murder, be
Was sentenced to be hung on the 9th Of November
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-29

COMMANDER HERNDoN.-Many Of our %cotempora
ries have enormously stated the rank of this Inflated
officer held in the United States Navy, as that of a
Lieutenant. He was promoted to a Communicating
10 1855. Commander Herndon wss named after
Captain William Lewis, who was born in this county,
and was lost at sea in the month of September, 1919,
while in command of the United States brig, Epervia,
on a voyage home from the Mediterranean. Strange
that the two should have met with the same sad fate
at the same season Of the year. fredericksburg
Va Recorder.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-29

The ToBAcco.-A correspondent of the Fiucasile
Democrat, writing from Mecklenburg county. Va,
says that the prospect for tobacco in that section Is
bad. The fret growth Of plants was destroyed by
the late cold spring, aud the second by the ravages
Of a small bug resembling a hsa, but which az yet,
has acquired no name. The farmers are saving, tor
The first time, their trimmings, being offered from 70
10 50 u hundred for them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-29

COLLISION IN THE BAY The bark Birkhead Capt.
Hudgins, Of and from Baltimore for South Amsrica
Was run into by the schr. John +. Calvin, Capt
KEENAN,, in Chesapeake Bay, Thursday morning al
! o'clock. The schr. sunk in Eve m~inutes-Csptalr
was from Hunting Creek, Eastern Shore. Her Capt
and crew were sent home 10 the scbr. j. Sterling
Capt. Sterling.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-29

COUNTERFEIT MoSEY.-Robt. A. Weatherford has
been arrested in Greenbrier county, Va, for passing
counterfeit money. 1t is supposed that there are a
same business.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-29

ZATASTED Il with 10 engage the services or .
w who can give instruction in Engllsb, French
Mu.ic, u take charge Of n smnIl school in my family.
slsting of my three daughters and n few scholars &c
nei:hborhcod. Addrcse tstH'inr salsry,)
EDWARD l. WRIGHT
Sept c9-ctf Rrsiland. Essex CO.. VI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-29

NOTICE. wish TO employ II decent Young "o.
to teach my four children, anil live rs = mem :
e Esri ni%h.s Salary 5000 per snnum Wat b. TYLfl
Sep, 2o-ctf Hague ? u,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-29

FEEDING THE NoRTH.-Within the last ten or
twelve days, fifteen hundred or more fat beeyes, and
8 number of sheep and hogs from the Valley ana
Southwestern counties of Virginia, have passed
through Winchester, on their way to Northern mar
ksss. rTH1hss owners will no doubt reesiys SSsPp IL r:
price of -four and articles generally for the table, meat
Is still at high figures.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-29

TIME ATTENTION OF TEACHERS, ~
RENTS and scholars. ID called TO the very comp
assortment Of English. Latin, Greek, French. spanI
Italian and Germsn School Books, Of the latest edits:
10 be found at l2l Main street.
Many ,econd hand copies are offered at half price
Semi 90 ] w. RANDOLPH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-29

NJ EDICAL SADDLE B~AGs-Pocket Me1ie
vi Cases, Mcdicin. Chests. Leather; Medicine Cas-
extra large, for Physicians. with every convenience
dispensing Medicines. Our assortment OF Medical SAD
Rags embraces ten different patterns, sizes and prices
of which were made expressly for our salcs.
Sept 20 P JOHNSTON & BROS. Druggists
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-23
NIsEuiciDaI Election.
FERRY NOTICE.

wuTE TIE UNDERSIGNED, HEREBY GIVE
w notice that shail apply 10 the Board Of
Supervisors of Butte county at the next session of
The Board for th- privilege % constructing aud rum
n,ng "A FERRY across Main Feather River, about
one half nile above he town of OrOvc. in said
county of Butte, the main road leading fr ON Uro
nlie 10 Chico.
said application to be made at The May term, A.
d 1851.
ORoylLLK, Bntte County, April -. 1857.
IL. B. MOORE,
J. l. HENSHAW.
apr l3-4w y. ORD.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-23

vp- Or. J. l.. CzApKAy.-The gentleman whose
name forms the caption of this notice is one of the
few modern physicians whose application 10 his pro
tession and devotion to the afflicted render him alike
An ornament TO the aud benefit to the other.
Hungarian hy birth, he sought with kossuth TO place
his country among the nations of earth, beyond the
uppressor's rule, that her might rejoice in the
practice of those precepts which are alike our glory
and our pride In his efforts so to do, he has reaped
the reward oC inccctua resistance to oppression and
"A home aud IA country know him no more" Apart,
however, from his claims upon our consideration as
patriot, the testimonials of character and capacil!
which he brngs entile him to opublic confidence, to
the exclusion of those who possess neither the one
or the other. As Gentleman his character Is untar
nished: as a physlclan. his skil unsurpassed; Pnd
to thosa whose imprndence has LETT upon ihem the
tanis of dis,t So, can cOuscienIiously commend
him with the assurance that IN him they Will find
friend whom TO know : great gain. The DR. : office
is No Band Armory Hall, corner ot Sacramento and
Montponary streets AN Francisco. ala 3m
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-23
Notice.
FRENcnTowK CASA.

FRENCHTOWN CANAE MINING Co.
The stockholders Of The Frenchiown anal Mining
Company hereby notified that the Trustees of said
ompany have this 2sth day Of February 1851 levied
assessment OF 10 per cent on the a-sessabe Stock
,ayabe at the Treasurer's flee, MarysVie on or
Deiore the ID day Of April, 81, together with per
eut OF the 10 per cent levied on the 4h of February
asst 1857. By order OF the Board OF Trustees.
matt ANON FARGO, SECRETARY.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-23
BLrsHEo DAILY (sUNDAYs ExcEPrED)
WEEKLY CUTIE RECORD

For circulation w The mining and agricultural dis
srr Of tho county win rualnin the local aud general
news ofthr week. uter-persed with Interesting mis-
ccllanpuus rcadn0 matter. II viii contain twenty
sight columns uf rendng matter. and viii be one "f
the largesl and cheapest Weekly Newspaper In the
SmlC. Punished every Saturday Fcrn'-S5 per
Annum: ak months. 50; thrc" months 50.
ApyERrfsENENT- per square OF ten lines or less,
first insertion 3b0
Each subsequent Insertion 30
9@ \ liberal deduction will be made In favor OF
those who advertise by he year
fI- Business cnrds inserted on reasOnublcterms.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
w ines & Liquors
n. B. HUNT g. co.,

CORNER MYERS AND MONTGOMERY STREET,
O0FER ,or Sale at WHOLESALE or RI
: nTAIL, IA very large assortment of Fine
yE5sztSs BRANpIEs, WINES, and CASE GooDs' con-
%sasSssl.a si-tng Ia part Of
O,ard, Dupuy SO. Brandy Duff Gordon sherry,
NHrel do IoIar 40
p lleVoisn do Pure PORT Ninr,s
Ruchrllc. do tlirct,
.Old q" lin cases) do Saulerne,
American do Hook,
swan Gin Ginger Wine,
Common DO Old fom,
IIolls Old BourbonWhsky Cherry Brandy,
Jamaica Rum, Schnapps.
lostttter's Btters, Suisse Ab-ynthe,
Lcslir's do Anisotle,
Stoughton's EiiXer, Cura,oa,
l.imun Slrup, tx GmScr,
Sirop dc Goome, Peppernn1
DrgeAt,
Chas IIeilsick Champagne
n. p. HUNT X CO., are sole Agents for Lyon
Co = celcbratoi Cream Ale. Also, Burton and Ten
nent's Ale draught. apr9t
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-23
FERRY NOTICE

n OTlCE u hereby gwen tnat the undersigned
y viii apply to the Board of supervisors IA and
pr Butte County, al the February term thereof in
S17. for a License To Ferry and Bridge across
he MIDDLE FORK of Feather River. "A few rods above
he junction Of the North Fork Of said river.
SYLVESTER z. SAVAGE.
OrovIlle, Nov. 10 1856. 'm-t
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-23
OroujI,t Iai,q Epttt NccoyN.
THURSDAY MORNING., APRIL %. 1857.
LAo1-LArivE.- The following bills wcr

LA0l-iArivE-T following bills were
passed by the Assembly on Monday:
An nc, to authorize the ~uperintendrnt Of Common
Schou- ot lie county ot Placer TO teach school
An net conc ,ruing legal publications.
An act amcudatory ui an act to provide Tor ttc
protection foreigners and to define their liabilities
and privileges, passed March cob 1888.
An act to pr vide for The ,nc Of the ldlh and ~"
3Gth sec ions ul hard dnnatcd the state OF Chhohl
tor scho" porpuses by nn act of Congtoss, passed
March Bird, l,53
An act to amend an act to authorize the Treasurer
April ih, 1857.
An act tor the relief Of Ryett Co.
An net for the relief OF James II Hardy.
An ACT to reimburse Peter Frcer. Sheriff OF butte
county, for monies O~erpad the State OF California;
foi foreign Miners License taxes.
An net lor the relief Of VI Scott, Jr.
An act for the relief of w. u. Thurnburg, sheriff 0i
Iuba county
An net for the relief OF f. b. Cerson, sheriff Of FL
Dorado county.
An act for the relief Of II. A., Iligby.
An act for the relief of k G.. Crozer
An act 10 release Is. :. Gray from liability to the
state of California on n certain bond.
Senae--An act making IL grant for wharf az
Monterey ard providing for the same
An act submitting 10 The people OF III Dorado ana
Sacramento counties Proposition 10 appropriate
money tor the construcliol of u wagon road.
An act relative to publishing IN the counties OF
Santa Barbara and san l.ais tbispO.
An act To pay IL Burns for services rendered IN
the suppression of Indian hoses in the county OF
klamath IN this state
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr. Irwin--For an act To provide for the survey ot
the eastern boundary of the STATE Referred 10 me
committee ON Federal Relations
MIR Clark-For an act TO amend an act t. amend
and supplementary 10 an act entitled an aot 10 incor-
porate the city Of Sacramento, passed March le5l-
Peierred 10 sacramento del, CATION.
Mr.. Irwn-Fur an act to authorize the construction
of telegraph line from Marysvle to the territory OF
Oregon Referred 10 the committee on coropora-
lions.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-23
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE

AGE!-Great Blessing to nd!-Innocenl bnt Po-
tentl-Dr. l. ]. Czapkay's Prophyacicnm, (Sef Dis
Injecting Ageni,) sure preventative against gonor
rheal and syphlnc diseases. nndan unsnrpassedrem-
edy for all the veneral, scrotilous, 9angrenous aud
cancerous ulcers fed discharges from the yagina
uterus and urethra, and all cutaneous eruptons and
diseases. As innocuation is "A preventative against
small pox, SO ~ Dr. l. J. Cznpkay's Prophilaclicum
a preventative against syphilitcal and gonorrheal
diseases. Harmless in itself, it possesses the power
of chemically destroying the sypnihtic virus, ana
thereby saving thousands from being infected with
the most loahsone Of all diseases, Let no young
man VINO Appreciates healsh be without Dr. Cap
kay's Prophliaetcum. II is In very convenient pack
ages, and viii be found convenient to use. being
used as "A soap prlce 81. For sale at DR. h.
Czapkay's onee, Sacramento street, below Montgom-
cry street Sau Francisco.
All orders must be addressed to L. ]. Czapkay, VI
D., San tranciscu. California. MA
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-23
NOTICE
apr 10 4w

TgNHE ANNUAL 1EEftNH of the Stockholders
a 1f the Feather RIVER and Ophir Waer Com
nany Tor the election Ol live Trustees tor the ensuing
YEA Will be held AZ the office near Orovie, Butte
County. on Monday, the 4lh day of May. a one p.
NJ LEWIS CUNNINGHAM.
apG4w President.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-08-20
IMPORTS.

From sAs Fs.Scrsco-pcr Fanny Major-14O cs mdse, ID
pigs DO, 2 bns do, I iron safe, S octaves brandy, ] Dbl whisky, I
ar e~sk sherry, I bbi rum, 10 cs schnapps, 5 ! casks brandy, 2
ar do do, Is do ale. / puncheon Jamaica rum, 2 or pipes brandy,
9 bu druq, IL bales rope, IL bxs soda bottles, 5 bales hops, i
boz giass, 200 or sacks -four, 196 NJ shingles, / box hats, 10 cs
oysters, - bSls bread, 4 bxs cheese, 3 pkgs tin, IS sacks vege-
tables, 2 carboys suIphuric acid, IS sacks oats, 1000 feet flooring
1000 n siding. 20 prs 5 Z 10 sash, 90 cs bread, l piano, i boat 2
bols apples, / c. glassware, I do plated ware, 5 do furniture, 2
baskets champagne, o es apples, 63 empty bis, so cs bread, 50
do glass, l cssk hartxvc, 1 box do, 2 bags POTATOES, l bag on
ions- - pks nidse, 2 bxs plsrts. 4 do, l chest drawers
From LvErPooL-per Kamehameha Iy--75 bdls iron, $50
bars do, 8 cables, 10 anchors, So hhds ale, 30 VI states, 4 NJ fire
tricks, 1000 arch do, o NJ blue do, 90 bxs pipes, 800 bags salt,
253 tierces do, Al terces blzcksmith's coal, $500 bxs soap, 100
GO bottled ale, l6 do do vine, Is do champagne, 400 cs bottled
Der, S rolls sheet lead, 4 bdis crowbars, / cask hammers, 5 an
wis, 2 casks hardware, 10 Ikgs do. 2 iron kegs nails. 20 bs tin
plates, 300 bdIs hoop iron, 2 do fencing wire, 9 book safes, 20
terces hollow ware, 20 wheelbanows, ] cs saddlery, IS crates
and l cask earthenware, 1S7 pkss sundries, IS bales do, 8 cs do,
Q c. French goods, 8 casks white lead, 3 casks paints, $50 tins
Iinsced oil. cs private effects, 1 cs muslin goods, 8 cs biscuits,
- c. hosiery, 81 pkgs costous, Is pkgs wooiens, &c, DO tiercs
baies woolens-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-08-20
Commanding ship Sea Serpent, of New York

THE New PARLIAMENr.-The London Times of
March 81 has a recapitulation of the members who
have deem elected, with their politics. 1t says =
The country having been appealed to by Lord Pal
merston, to decide ::hitn.a and the House of Com
mons, we have distinguished the members as Minis
terial and Opposition, according to their declared
opinion on that subject" The members from England
sum up thusHMinisterial 239, Opposition III in
Observation-Disclosures 10, Opposition 3 in Scotland
Ministerial 10, Opposition l. Total-Ministerial 272,
Opposition III. OF the four member from London,
Lord John Russell is set down as belonging to the
Opposition. The vote in the city of London Duke
1852; Rothchild 1923; Russell 7O4S; Crawford 6429;
Curtis (not elected) 5O40. Lord John Russell was
called upon at the close Of the poll, and made q
speech in which he declared that :" this is really a
soldiers victory-it is the peoples battle, for the
people have won it, and no one else" Outside Lord
and Lady RusselIxeaNNata1 Nth enthusiastic
cheers. ~
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n
TGrErGN-

Prom SAs FzlScfsco-Pcr Fanny Maicr-Stcphen II Atkins,
Z x Atkins, r II Atkins, Z II Atkins, Miss Henrietta Atkins,
NJ , 6rinbaum, A 5 Grnbaun, J Bsrnztt, A Pratt and lady,
John Cattis, Samuel Sherman, A o Gorten, III Marshall, Caas
A'Csndies-, A King, Ahhu, Aciong, Aalang, Akai, Chas Casey
sad Hdy- coAsTwsE-
For Hno-per Lhoiho, Aus- SIS Clark, J Eobinson,j unr,
Mrs Macy. and 40 deck passengers-
Frm Ino-per Lihoiiho, Aug. ID Davis and wife, 12deck
passengers-
From LAH.ya-Pr Kamoi, August Ie-S HoGmeyer, Rev
Mr. Strong and wife
From KosA, HAwAu-per Maria, Aug. 1s-Capt Cummings,
. II Cole, Rev T Z Taylor, Miss Thurscon, Mr. Longford, Nr
Mitchell AMI 8 deck Passengers
FxcH KAxAiHAE-pcr KalaIns, Aug he p Adams, Henry
Brssr, ard 3 deck passengers
From Kaw siaAs-per Mary-Nr Webster, wife and 2 chill
drrn, Mr. Wider, and Z deck passenger-
. Ror Kav Mary, Aug. l2-Jas Stone, AID 4 deck
passengss-