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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ssasTo TpE PuBLIo. After the 16TH
DAY UF SsPrkMsER NEXT, the undersigned,
uheu cslei upon 20 dispense .eiicines between
m. hoGcs OF closing aud opening their establlsh-
r.entS will charge the sum Of Fifty GENTS In
ioit,ou 60 the usual price.
rms sfop rendered necessary In couse 1uence Of
Hr and otaen useless interruptions Of our
r,st.
NeADE& RAkER, ]. BLAIR
MaRING & pEAkCE. GkuBBs & SAPPERSON
uUNtL & S0AFoN, ADik GRAY
" bTSRSON. FISHER 4 WINSTON,
p1N y & 60, CIiAS s DAWSON,
.OuN n0AkLtCk. WAGNER,
;hO UlWDEN. Go Dim
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ES~ CURTAIN GooDs.
JOHN r. ULT,

tTyE MtIN J
SQUARE ABOVE NEM CUSTOM HOUSE,
Has received an Elegant and extensive assortment
Of CUgTAIs MATERIALS, consisting Of
R0,G >TELLS.
SAIIN De iAlNES,
INDIA SILKS,
FRfNOH CHINTZ,
LACE CURrAiNS,
GILT CORNICES
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the spdngs and will be happy to his old frende
and SNOW them some of his celebrated Chrystal
MINIATURES which will neither fade or rub out
Liic.sze PICTURES, i'll oil or pastie, at tAe short
est notice.
Walrt5URsr'5 8 OLD GALLERY, Il MAIN STREET No
IIuE WATSON takes Pictures from 80 cts TO Sl0O
Aiubroty pes. Meiainoty pes on leather, and Photo
graphs OF any size plain or painted, either in LAS
fiis oil. Tue painting to be done By first CLASS
sortrait painter He does not pretend to take them
by The 0D, or by the aid OF machinery suitable for
running railway ocean line of steam
s1ips. de has two skylights. enabling him at all
times to get good Pictures an advantage not pos
sessod ny any other Gallery in Richmond.
IS--dlm
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Breakfas from TO TO- Free Lunch from III 10 I2.
Dipner from to3. supper from to no. sLacks 6
all hours. - 80 -. - : = : = =
Lodging Rooms by the day, week or month, = !,
The Proprietors. BY giving their personal sttsn-
tion TO business, with increased facilities, eier
sibly be found elsewhere f'elst
Tne public most resp ctfully requested tocall.
Z. ~ HAYWARD 3 co. sS9
Be 23-lW t ..r. pronryetoss
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Hoess--Abcas 1900 bod Of heee wese solA -
CipciEoaN durina sAs past week. . 80 ssss tc
BE- delivered The iase two useks q Mssenhes sn4
the asss twe ef Dseenbsg. 1hsge , sons tsaaa4
g this rate.
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THE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY,
1 AND No HUMBUG.
PLTERS INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR 0oNOR.

This sreat American Remedy. containing DO Mer.
heretofore offered the public in is curstive rcstors-
live and renossting p0wers; and the medical world
are astonished whom told that the above remedy
y Ill cure the above diseases, and confounded when
they have ocular demonstrations of the fscts Nut
the proprietor. who has known of the remedy for
standing. to be restored TO perfect health and all
ether cass Of shorter DURATION be restored with
out single excepsaon snd theyeseeo chaleaees any
case Of recent which the remedy viii nea
cure, provided the directions are carried ous With
pIu sncs on the Psrt Of the patient; and 20 any one
iDgiys in kis or her case be guaTanfess 8 Dsr1eoe
cure, ana y case q failure viii furnish sdltonal
nedlctee, Gse q charge. to complete The. cure.
Ious ncsoyeeleuce g the pe1ieut, Bold by
GRUBBe 3 APeekaON, pEuNtgea
Agents for the City a H&knnon4
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FURTHER INTERRSTING PARTICULARS
STA TEMEHTS or MEeSRS ROSEy VEIN
IND OrHERS-ADDfTONAL NAMES OF
pASSEA GERS
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n-,.. Agents ior sAs0iss & & e I! - ~; !.
q 2s-lme
NEGROES ron SALE = . anthsr

~ ised 70 sell - NB0RoRe. yousg. hsallfY 40
fault Whatever. al Of tAsn sOssastpg eeod snasAc
,ess Er aoossty saesissy g I'll srs sss = ~ n =
ysars of ass aud y Mo- ne.eea Ms1sx. - ~ -
eat ont and make % Without inserveeee: sse nssss
with likely chidrvn 81 fust0neq - e0qee wWts
and yonnx nan aboat - yeago 94 e1y44S9 yae
sssss Av,ns = - = - - . q a.. vis vitsSs
'..'.... -.-. ! = ::s:, a ~: =,
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OLD DOMINION sKcrIor No 1IO r

OIp DV"FNIUN EkCrION NO. I, ]. U. e.
TAT regular meeting of the above order held
at It's hall on Tuesday evening, the 2sth septem-
Der, the following officers we're duly elected for
the ensuing quarter: Stephen NJ. Fisher, Worthy
Archon; VIM. W. Turner, Vice Archon; Harvey
A. Dudley, Secretary; Henry N. Bullipgton, A.
sistant Secretary; Joseph L. Tyack. Treasurer !:
George NJ Lettwitch, Assistant Trear urer Charles
T. Bigger, Gnide Mason NJ. Burrows. Usher !:
Charles Yarbrougb, Watchman Douglas B. Taylor,
Assistant Watchman
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LET OTF.-Margsret, free girl. was
before the Recorder yesterday, for being without
re gister and having pass. On promising to get
the necessary document at the next Court, she was
released.
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sN~Nkw GooDs have received from

sGW 9soRGE 3. STrlL, Dentist, Office
and residence. No. Z3l on MAin between stt and 9th
treets Richmond Va. my 30-ly
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH-T III r


el44Y19CHEOPLASTIC PRO0ES5.-G W. J0Ngs
DENTIST having hall exclusive right for
the abevs mode Of max ing TEETA, and after sssino
aud testing in the mot difficult caess tchere other
plates had failed is entirely sat fed Qf lis absoluts
superiority the gold. iver~ and platinn me-
thtd, car therefore. with ceahdence, recommend is
to all who may desire full o. partial sets OF teeth
and especially to such as may b dissatisfed waM
those they are nOW using. Intnis process All Of the
objections to the gold plate sre remoyed-ths sue,
ton teiHD perfect secures coBor and stability TO the
fit aud the teeth being embedded In fbs metal. tho
food 10 excluded from under or hstween them; they
are therefore. cleaner. smoother, and in tvery re-
spect better II consequences OF the perfect adspta
ton Of the plate to the mouth, ,and the suction
thereby secured, he can insert one or more teeth
oithom clasps. and In all cases guarantee perfect
and satisfactory Mt '5t y sFs&sa Z
This methoi having been adopted and comuepd-
ed by those standing highest in the profession,
North and South. testimonials will be given, sud
specimens exhibited. t. any who may desire 70 ses
them he old plates Of those wishing 10 exchange
the old method for the new, Ill be taken In part
pay. viii Of course. make teeth on the old mode.
Tor those who may prefer IL. = taF .ssss h
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth
extracted by electricity for those who wish H. -
Office opposite COrinfifisn Hall. sc H-am
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E%- PARKE PoINDEXTEB,
rnRNEy At LAW

RICHMOND. VA,
Will practice in the city of Richmond and in the
cJuntcs OF Chesterfield. Powhatsn and Amelia.
2a- Office in Lsles Building, corner Of Main and
I4tb streets Sc 23-l2m
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ONLY A PUNOH-not lemon punch,
nor Yankee punch-but such as may readily be
given with the elbow of a stout man, caused Jo.
seph Volaski to appear before the Recorder YES.
terdsy. Joe was charged with giving Ann Max
neid punch in the pit of her stomach, that well
nigh settled her hash, but as the witnesses we're
absent, the examination was postponed until to-
daV.
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MAsuFAcrunsD ToBAcco During the
month OF september, there were shipped from
this port to New York, by the steamers Jam estowu
and Roanoke, H,l4S boxes aud kegs of manu-.
factured tobacco. And to Baltimore, by steamers.
IA ,946 packages.
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AHAk ASHLAND {vA3

II "A ND tVA.J
RACES-FALL MEETING
lS5o-1he proprietor Of this
and beauuful Race
Course, sixteen miles Nsrth OF Richmond direetjy
on the line Of the Richmond, fredsrcksburg and
Potomac Railroad, begs TO announce to the racing
world the follewing stakes % p run br oyer bis
estn day Of October. 1885, and cotinuing four dare
and hopes that the owner OF racing stock will send
in their entrances without deiay. SOS 5a7EH57s
,iUEsDAr-Fsrst Day .sweepstskefor three years
old colts and fies. mile heats. 500 entrances So
forfeit. To close the lst Of October. - =,
sHcoND RAcr-Sams Day-sweepstake for three
years old colts and hlies $50 entrance, half forfeit
TWO mile heats. To close the lst OF October
WEoNssDAr- Second Day.-Proprietor's Purse
35OO, three mile heats. ~ E}F 6lfG78A
THuRsDAr- Third Day.-Jockey Club Purse Sisess
four mile heats. - -ssE. 80 =
FRinAY-FtHrth Pay Tho Aahlsnd Haadicap
Sweepstakes two and half mlas Sloo subscription,
$50 forfeit, SIS declaration, ii declared By the 18th
Of september, To close on the 1It Of septembsr.
Ample stablng and the BEST accommodations will
be furnished TO all who rmay Ataend. Racers and
Trainers will t1nd the Ashland HOTEL ali that u
desirable. Fs# 7F7 70
For entries or other information. address the pre-
prietor at Ashland, Hanover couniy. Va. ~
au 3-dtd JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Proprietsr
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FIRE.-Yesterday morning the roof
OF kitchen, near Haxall's Mills, took fire and
burned. Damage email
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RICHMOND, SEPT. IL, 1858.

E5ys IT IS WITH WILLING PLEASAaR
THAT ADD NY TESTIMONY to the virtue of BA-
KER'S pRkMIUM BIfrERS in making per-
uanent cure of established case of DYSPEP-
SiA, from which / have suffered so much for
the last twelve months. Also, my wife is using
il with great success alter suffering for many years
from debilii alton and disordered st mach As
az commenced the use OF them. was soon
convinced Of their valua bic qualities. confidently
recount u. nd them to the afflicted. j. ADAMS,
For sale by Messrs. Purcell, Ladd Co. and all
the principal Druggists in the city of Richmond, and
elsewhere in Virginia. ssl7
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rsSs- Dr. IouaR WALrnALL. [Homno
OFFICE OF TIE U. . AND VIRGINIA CENTRAL

Essy- DR. ACHILLES AsCoLI's Office. on
On GRACE STREET, BETWEEN 7TH AND srH.
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-
re Sister and having pass. On promising to get
the necessary document at the next Court, she was
released.
NOTHING IN IT.-Addison Gaines had
James Gentry aud James Camp before the Recorder
yesterday for threatening to assault him, bot the
complainant failing to make good his charge, the
defendants we're released.
Round FIRsr-William Knolly by no
means brawling looking man. was held to bail
by the Recorder. yesterday, for exercising bis
muscles on Isaac Jacobs, the day before. Bill put
in feebledefence, and tried hard to keep his hands
beyond the clutches oftbe law, but failed in his
marks
STnIKI.-The while pI isoners sentenc-
ed to the ''chain gang" have all struck against
street work, and refuse positively to leave their
cells As some of these men have been sentenced
by the Recorder. we presume he will take steps to
make them toe the mark. We shall see.
DBsErrIRs ARRxsTED.-Capt. Wilkin-
son arrested tive u. s. dsserters yesterday. They
will probably be sent to Old Point TO day or Mou-
day.
LAGER BEER must be very popular
| beverage in this city, If we are to judge by the
| number Of empty beer barrels shipped to Bati-
| more, Philadelphia aud New York. During the
| month of September last, several hundred we're
sent from Rockets, to be re filled and returned.
FAMILY FLOUR, it is generally believed,
| will become scarce and high, In q very short
time. An intelligent miller thinks that most OF the
good wheat has been sent to market and ground
up, and that the country mills will not be able to
get the best quality of wheat, with which to
make family -four.
! WELL AccoMHoDArsD.-The Clerks o
office of the U. S. Court, and the ONCE Of the
US Commissioner, have been removed to the new
Custom House, on Main aud Bank streets. The
room allotted to the Commissioner 10 admirably
adapted for bis purposes, but the Court Room ID
not quite as convenient as 1t might have been
made.
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fS% EASE, GRACE, BEAUTY AND Coz

RICHNESS are combined in the PHOTOGRAPHS and
AMBaOIYPEs executed at the large Photograph and
Fine Art Galleries of MiNNIS 1877 Main street, op-
pose the Postoffice, and Sycamore street, Peters.
tu z, Va.
Fare aud grace in position, beauty in finish. and
cor, ectue.s in portraiture.
hose who wish to obtain something really fiue in
the way of Lik eness either in Ambtoty pc Pho
graph piain in India ink. water colors, oil co!ors
tr Pastie of any size up TO the size OF life,
-pectfully soiic ed to visit his Galleries and exam
inc his various styles Of Portraitures.
Ga leres AWAY open and free to ylJtor5, whether
the desire work executed or not. seq
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TsAcHsn, srIrcrrn-rh. o..

TsAcHaRs SsLIcrID.-The Committee
on Night Schools Of the Virginia Mechanic., In.
stituts, have held meeting. and afser carefnI IIv
considering the claims Of the various applicsnis
before tfem, have selected Messrs. Cone and amith
Tor teachers These gentlemen are veil known as
successful tutors. and have promised to devote
pills.
The Committee are now having one Of the rooms
10 fne new Hall, on 9Th street, put in complete
order, for the accommodation OF the schools, and
anen nnisned, two or three hundred boys can be
instructed In if. The school will not commenee
this season till the 18th of November, and viii
snen continue four months. Apprentices and other
ooys, who with 70 avail themselves Of the advsp-
tsges Of education, have only 70 become members
~ az a.sssets,to snfitie them to the privileges
OF the night school, free Of charge They can pro
cure certificates BY calling on the Secretary. At
the new Hall, any time after the 18th Of this
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NOTHING IN IT.-AddisoA Gaines had
James Gentry aud James Camp before the Recorder
yesterday for threatening to assault him. bot the
complainant failing to make good his charge, the
defendants we're released
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PosToFFios APPOINTMENTS - Henry L. Matthews,
postmaster At Cobb's Creek, Matthews county,
Va, vice Bet jamin +. Blake. resigned Abner
Carter, postmaster at ffsppy Creek Station, War
rem county, Va, vice b. NJ. Dawes, resigned. The
Postonics Department has concluded an arrange
msut by which all mail matter for Snow Hill, Md,
aud to points south through the Eastern Shore
counties of Viz euia, will be sent daily direct from
Seaford, Del, by the way Of Salisbury, Md. To
| cnmmanca Immediately.
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THs VIRGINIA CrnrRAL Ao,1cu,,u,.,

FAIa.-Persons wishing to attend the above Fair.
Uno reside in Warrington, Lyuchburg, stanton.
C1ariottesviile, Petersburg. Danvle, Norfolk, and
sii intermediate points will consult their ow in
terest by forwarding tvo dollars to Col. Charles
Dimmoek, Secretary of the above Society at Rich.
mond, Va, and having q certificate of member.
snip returned to them On presentation Of their
eersincate at the port Of starting, they will1be
given return ticket free of charge
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r@S- Books for the entry of ARTIcI

UffiCE OF TIE u. q. And NIkGINIA CENIEAL I
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES. RICHMOND, VA.
September 10Th, 1858
R&- Books for the entry of ARTICLES,
Intended for exhibition at the Fair in Richmond. in
October next, are now opeE.
Comm nicatons addressed to ths undersigned,
desc r,bing minutely poSible the character OF
the article be ered, will be attended to. These
entries must be- made pI ior TO the 25 OF October,
~ or. rent confusion and disappointment
CHAhLEs DIMM0CK,
sei0-t25O Sec'y Va. Cent Ag. Society.
~ Office is the Ballatd H0u c, opposite the Ex-
L. l4.ahsl
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ENGLISH AND GERMAN

Muslin CURTAINS,
BANDS, PINS, HOOKS,
LOOPS, GIMP, dc,
Which will be sold en- moderate terms and made
rp in sty which cannot be approached by any
l. Juse in this city. The latest Eugiish and French
patterns exhibited. viii h, with the assistance of
accomplished Draft snrn. from of the largest
Curtain Houses in New York city. and his own ex-
p.ri-Lce ne is enabled to make aud hang Curtains
is 10 d ~ compilation
He respectfully requests those who desire CUR
TAINa, TO cali and examine his stock before pur-
Ch sing. SO H-lm
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- DIME HOTEL - ~
AND Nt0A
RESTAURANT. NV

The propretors. thankful for past favors would
most respectfully inform the public that having
hni. he'd their repairs and improv Smentu ara pos :
prepared 70 accom- their visitors in style uo
fqualled The house being kept strictly on the prsa-
Pesons rom the ceuniry writing the city eiuls or
with their families, will ad IL to their advantages .
give N Q call ---T-r7-F = = = = /.
Meals served in private rooms at all hours during
the day and evening.
Gentlemen favoring Us with their orders viii BE-
served In the best sty with a the decacies Of the
season. ~ 80 = d.
OYSTERS, : sjs ~
Fish, ,s.is.sss 5s.. ~ ~
GAME, 49,, ~
POULTRY. -. 3
MEATS
vEGBTABLHS
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SLICK OpsRATIos.-Yesterdav MORN

SLICK Yesterday morn
ing ely rogue approached Q couusryman. who
had basket Of fine chickens to sell, and after
enqatring the price, agreed to take them II the
seHer would loan him the basket to carly the
owe nome fn- The countryman readily agreed
10 :oan the basket, which the thief picked M
s.d started OF, promising to return in ten miu.
nses with the price of the poultry. After wait
,ne az nour without bearing hair or hide Of
Dasket or money, the seller started 10 pursuit Of
me thief, hut at O'Clock be had got no clue 10
mis- whereabouts. Traders should be on the look
ont Tor the myriads Of tricksters lurking about
Ine streets, who live by the slight Of hand, and
70 do % in the chain rang
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DBsEnrIRs ARRKsTED.-Capt Wilkin-
son arrested two u. s. dsserters yesterday. They
will probably be sent to Old Point to day or Mou-
day.
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Two CHILDREN BURNED 70 DEArR MIR. John DAILY
and wife, Of fitchburg, went to bed drunk last
night, leaving lighted candle in such close prox-
Unity to the bed ~ to set 1t on re The f0ebriatss
we're soon aroused by the flames, and escaped from
their shauty, which vss aiso on nre. ~ jumping
out OF 4 window. They we're % stcpened W liquor
that they paid no attention to their Two iissie
girls, ono two and haif and the other four years
OF axe, and LEFT them is the burning butlding,
who're they psrished IN the hames.- Boston Jour.
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says:
These d said to b greater number OF hogs tn
tbie psrs of the couutry than 10 usually ound. and
in visu Of this fact. probably not 20 much money
viii b. ssut out Of Virginia 70 buy posk THE win.
tsr 9 hasstoss hAs bsea. True, there d not puch
corn TO b used In httening the hogs for the
one, and this will help Soma. Whise-cak acorns,
which ere the bset, Gre sead 70 BE- abundant.
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Interesting from Mexico.

New ORLEANS Dec 27.--rhe steamship FEN
nesscc arrived yesterday from Vera Cruz on ,hr
22d News not Of decisive character.
The Prog $3.50 speaks in high terms If Pres
dent Buehanans Message, aud thinks tn" POS .
ton he has taken in regard to Me4ico VIII in,ueo
European Iowers to rere,le from thcg present p'r
siton; aud also thinks that the Liberals will rea,
advantage from the attitude assumed NJ Washing
ton aud may prevent the necessity Of Establishing.
posts ut chihuahua and SonoIn
Zunaca still in the city # Mexico Lui =
prepared for digit.
Gen. MARQUEE has leen defeated n Dcgollndo.
The Archbishop refuses to advance Zuha "a
more money.
\ triumv,rato has been proposed.
Three Spanish and five French ships Of war
were at Sacrifice. The Saratoga mud another y,
mercan soop of war seen OF Vera Cruz.
One hundred and twont y-fve million dollars IN
silver Wrrr found in ~ vault of our Minister For
syth's house in the city Of Mexico.
l. is r,nnorcd that Znlu,Ga has offered to place
Mexico under English protection, aud thai Va
rcll has gone t. England To arrange mntters
lrhnngarav defeated tomano at lluyicnda san
MrehcuS
\ Spanish ,:i- e var was at Tamp;co
Gen, A'abrstie defeated Iuloaga forces l",ar
Puehn.
\ bottle wns found nj sea off Coat ncouleor is-
er enclosing statement that the Spanish !rigate
iiuadaunle was lost.
Lobcl was preparing to attack Vera Cruz.
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LATER FROM ENGLAND.
Arrival of the Asiai-A French SLAYER
Overhauled by British Cruiser Re-
ported Death ofthe Emperor Of Japan.

New York. Dec 27-Thc Cuuard Steamship
Asia with Livcrpool dates TO the 18th has arrived
Her news is of some importance
the projected invasion Of England had their org
IN in America.
1t is fully expected that the Government will
guarantees a capital Of half million pounds
for the Atlantic Cable and that new contract to
relay it will Immediately made.
1t il reported that the French Commission re-
commends continuance Of the African Emgrn.
tion s,heme.
A French negro emigration vessel is reported
to have hcen overhauled by a British cruiser on
the African coast, and compelled to discharge her
negroes, although the shipment was ncr.ccily 10
gnar.
The Spanish Expe litcn to Mexico is reported
TO he ON II larger scale than was nt first suppu-
scd
The Emperor of Japan is reported to be dend.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday. Dee. II .--Sllrs If Cotton
for the week ~ coo bales. Uplauds Mdding de-
clined an eighth and Orleans onr-sixtcenth..-oth
or qualities unchanged Stock in port 337 900
bales, including 217 900 bales American.
Reports from Manchester nninvorablc
Flour and Wheat dull and nominal. Corn dull
and lower yellow 27a2s white 3on3l!. Prov
sions dull Coffee Susar and Rice quiet aud M.
changed. Resin steady Spirits Turpcntnc 80.
394.
Consols 97no7l The bullion in the Bank Of
England has increased l55. 900 pounds.
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Further by the Quaker City

TnE STEAMER HERMAN L,GEi LED--WHAIErs Ar
THE S,>pwIcH lsLtSps--GHS. llARNEy.--Ne o :
lcan-, Dec. 25.--The mails b. the Quaker Cry
have come to hand The trip hus occupied l5doys.
equivalent Ia % or II days to New York, "Aica
j.. shur'or thnn by the Panama route. The steam
a. q ,ldcn Gate. for Panama. lad on hoard 32l
passengers. neatly all an route FIR New York.
The steamer Hermann. which arrived at San
Francisco OF the 18th nit, was seized almost i'm
nredlatry atterward and lihellci for the non-pny-
mrht ct wages due L. Der crew. 1t was believed
that uher creditors # the vessel would also cause
A.tarhmen'- - lie issrcl 80 that it is extremely
i uhttul whether she over again reache' New
lafk rs the r,periy If her present owners.
Experiments wee about Ia he made in the shi p
m"nts Of specie by the lehuantepet route.
TIE telegraph connecting san Francisco with
Gonou. Ia Utah Territory. had been onplcted. -
Ii M understood in California TINT Gen. Harvey
woHll not winter in the West.
Accounts from the Sandwich Islands report that
la uhaier-, III all. had arrived. Many of the
shin> hal been much la.nased by collisions with
the ice.
This Quaker Ci'y rcports that the f cato Merri-
mae had sailed from A,apucl cru.se.