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John Dogan, Virginia silas johnson, Prince William
y 4 Font, do d. county, Va =
Robt II Dawson, do Dr Siarsleiter, do
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Falling off. -..--.--.----- l3, COL

The fact that the amount transported in 1883 when
the road hn its terminus at Markham and its business
was limited 10 the Piedmont country, larger by 49,
e9 bb of -four its equivalent of g. S9l bushels of
wheat than in 1858, when the terminus at Wood
stock and the road drew both from the Piedmont
try and large valley counties added demonstrates the al
most complete failure of the crop which formed the bust
nes Of the year just past and explains the causes Of the
cmtailed operations of the road The wheat crop is the
great staple Of the entire section of country through
which Manassas passes and the failure Of the crop not
only dminshes the tonnage in wheat and flour, but by
contracting the means Of the farmer lessons his consump
ton Of merchandise and agricultural supplies its loss
comes home to every farmer and merchant, and is
now felt everywhere in the camped finances of the
aud the short LEDGER of the other This adversely brings
with it, however the consoatory reflection that in
having passed safely through ordeal Manas
sas has established her self Sustaining capacity Manassas
has no great connexion by which the failure of
non Is made up by the Of another. A freight
road, aud local in its character, Manassas has relief
oh the extremes of the which attach to local.
lies It's therefore, valuable to the interests and per
manence of the enterprise that at the lowest probable
point oprcductycnes Manassas has shown that she
maintain herself and her credit and has given the further
assurance that when the country returns TO its natural
Standard Of producyeness Manassas viii give good
count oil herself in her greatly poycd business and in
creased revenues ~ .E.t
The improved condition Of the finances of the company
Isl subject Of Congratulation
The benehcent legislation Of the general assembly,
ny lis direct assistance together with the infusion of inn
proved credit which that assistance gave the bonds Of the
company, has started the work again and put the debt in
manageable shape. With the means derived from this
appropriation, and sale Of company bonds The board has
purchased materials today the track to Mt Jack son well
70 reduce he floating debt from the sum OF $3.50 600
amount OF floating debt Of the year previous to $780,
WV with the prospect OF sfqrther reduction to s225 600
sheR the remaining nsalment receivable under the act
IN january next paid "
The whole debt in 1857 s725, 900 now it is s6l6,
600 The report goes on to say
The reduction of total indebtedness Of the company
together with the change OF proportions Of floating and
funded debt has very decidedly lesscned the amount
wanted for payment of interests and. ut the same time
the extension Of the road to Mount jackson win give in
creased means OF raising the money wanted for this pur
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A VAN CAMP, DENTIST, has returned to the
IN city and resumed his practice. s- 4a5Vs4
Operating residence i0I street. between 9th and 7
streets, doors from Post Office. Oct 14--dn
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nor RENT-On Lafayette or Presidents Square
the dwelling known the Club III size situation and
convenience this ol the drable residences this
Apply to ..... Capt. JOHN DODGERS,
Sep Jo--df '.. SIS No $50 street. Of 18th.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

CHARLES KINGSLEY'S NEW BOOK-Sir Wal
~ Raleigh and other by Charles Kingsley
"Amyas Leigh" Hypaia," &c, &c. vol limo. 81 20.
Journey Due North, being Notes Of Residence by
George Augustus sails l vol. l0mo. 81. y.
Eothan n have had nothing with
Russian travel point sparkling style
Of Dckcnss Household Words win recognise the hand
that Is often employed in It's pages. ~ a.. ...s
asnan being October Issue Household
Wagcrey Novels in portable size, l6Ino form.
published and Tor sale
Now Bookstore, 800 Pennsylvania avenue,
Oct % '.". '..'.1 " between 9th and 10th streets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-23
REPUBLICAN, TERRITORIAL CONVEX
TON ~ NEBRASKA.

In pursuance Of cal tns Republic ana OF Nebrssss
T.rn.3y assembled a, Omsha en- the 9th ait, There
were hire counties represented by sbou. forty ise
gates. Henry w. De Pay, e'q., OF Dodge Cour
presiied.
Committee, sppoioted for that purpose, reported
series Of resolutions amO0g Ehcb were the following:
That in view OF the aaDing position Of the pfssen,
Na'cbhl Administrative, which claims for the Execu.
1--WE ot me ned States tire su.h0rly b force Teri
ties INTO the mon a. Sases with institutions repugusni
to ii people thereO aud also IN ders.ion Of A.
fact o. AZ the Trends Of tha, Al nus,rsfou Az, frnn
patty orgauz in this Territory 70 support this
Ocious as umpton o' power is duty as Rspub-
icsn citizens 81 N'oIs'k TO organize for tho purpose
of meeting the i,sue thus forced upon and to vn,
cate the right Of people Of Territory, when app s
for admission a. S,ste 10 regulate their IN ina
tuiiGDs In their own way.
II at reaf5rn the platform Of principles sdopte
ly the National Republican Convection a. Philsis Z.
mia. in Jnre 1856, so far the same are applicable
10 tie present exgences Of the coun ry, and TIA.
array ourselves under tie banner OF the party then
organized.
That the ATTEMPT OF any State 10 establish its local
and peculiar Institutions 10 any Territory, is an in
iriugement, not only upon the rights OF tue people
therein bu. upon the rights OF al tae Sstss aud the
LEGAL laws of Virginia and Kentucky, which reduce Q
portion Of their populsOn to Slavery ought ~ be e
imperative ia any Territory Tho school and t.x sys
of Nes. York and Ohio.
That free lab. and free speech ohrri'ed from our
and guaranteed 10 " ny lho NouehustVu,
are our ina liable rights, aud thst viii vigorously
oppcse the Introduction of any inst alton into our
Territory that degtades free labor or f0ro'ds free
spssch. .,.-,....,.. >.
affirm Slavery as already legally exlstrg IN sosas,
ia baae attempt t. violate the rights aud privileges
soeupy pledged in the act organizing nat Territory;
ard u.iig the extra juacisl opinion Of Judge fancy
IL selyering the decision Ct the Supreme Court 70 the
Died Scot case il gross atsmp. 10 corrupt the Con-
stution of the United Saes and degrade the dignity
and virtue Of the Supreme Court.
Thst we are in favor of the Homestead bill wacn
has been recently introduced into the Senate OF the
United States, donatiog one hundred and sixty acres
Of the nation al domain TO the actual settler thereon az
a hopnestea al and that condemn the lste acaon OF
Democratic Congress in deierriug TINS Oil sho IN"
Pacific Railroad TO another session. N
We will extend the right hand of teuowenip 20 ~
who are opposed TO the present AdministIaton M ~
attempt TO force Slavery into new terrtotise, ano
b,hs feemen IN vote in opposition TO principles pre-
yiousIy ayow cd and honestly held.
After remsrks BY Mes,rs. De Puy, Mcneil, Dawson,
Seyuour, Kiule Paddock, Gibson, Davis, Harvey,
Brown and Cressey, tae resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
A Territorial Executive Committee was appointed to
call further Conventions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-23

SHOCKING MURDER IN VIRGISA.-John w. Vs.
kns formerly tobacco merchant in Petersburg, but
for many years past successful farmer on his bssuh
full estate in Surry, Va, known as "Chsstnut arm,
situated immediately on James River, was bru'aiy
murdered on the 18th inst. The Petersburg Expres'
ssys: W..
"About o'clock on the above evening, Mr.. Wat
kns set out on walk around the farm. Remaining
away unusually long, servants were sent on. 70 100.
for hm, but returned wit9ou having seen nIini uPyI
which sppreben.ons were entertained by MS Iam,y
that he had encountered some accident and more paa
ticulsr search was instituted. The farm ana v,cuny
secured in every direction, aid seyerai nous
poyedin useless labor bu. at sngth, about
the body of the unfortunate man was found IN 80. ~
ravine, come distance from the hou:e, diesaa.3
dirt His hat and crsyst were missing. hs coat ga
trowsers jagged ard nuddied, and around his ws& :
rope found tied. by Which he rad been oi.sst IL
into the Iavine. No !. suspected OF the m "rs
the deceased was friendly terms with every ''
in the county. BE leaves wife ard Elk children
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LOUIS NAPOLEON IN PRISON.

From LOU. Rlanes " H,to,ical RereIanons"
Louis Bopapsrte is on throne, and am in exile.
To me he was TO a great extent indebted when ban
ished for his return to France and to him is ascrb
able that state Of things which keeps me from my
county,.
From the Chateau de Ham, wherein ne was impris-
oned by sentence OF the Chamber OF Peers, ne wore
TO me letter in which be thanked me for not having
insulted fallen adversary and expressed 10 very a.
feeting terms stIong desire that l might make it
convenient to come to him and stay at Ham for few
Days.
lie was surrounded at that time with the only pres
tiee which a true Republican may be willing to sa-
lutte; he was unfortunate. His imperial pretsnsons
had as It were vanished in the smoke Of a wrstched
adventure. People were looking round for his psrty
and he, bowed Down, tried, condemned denied by his
parsaDs of that PERIOD rallied at by his servants OF
this day, was doomed TO lonely life in gloomy for
tress with other friend TO whom he could unbur-
den his heart than bis physician, DIR. Conneau and
chemist named AGAR. Res sacra miser. With the re-
quett OF the pIlsCrer not of the Prince, complied;
he procured from the Home Minister permission for
me 10 enter his pIisoD, and set out to Ham.
knew Of the bOl-partst party something more
than was generally knOwp, owing 10 my acquaintance
with Mrs Gordon, the real Kramer Of the conspiracy
at SIasbuIg, in which twoPsreons only cat figure,
che and Lieut.. Lslty. Mrs Gordon was handsome
woman, too much addicted ~ needing, but warm.
hearted. naturally eloquent, full OF perseverance, and
coursge. i have heard from her own lips thst the
consprators of Strasburg wanting old soldier whose
rank and might tell the garrison, she fastened
to Djon where Colone. Vaudrey lived then in utter
ignorance Of VIVA. was going on, aud SO powerfully
forced upon bis hesta,iDg mind the necessity Of
prompt determination that she buried him away TO
Strasbarg staRoe tenante, without 20 to speak, allow
ing him time TO put of his slippers. Her devotion to
the memory of Napoleon was heedless and boundless,
but che di0 not make much OF the Bonapalte party
which che thought was deficient both in men of intel
lgtpce and energy, with the exception Of n. NJ La-
ty, Alsdenise, and Fialin. M. FIalin, who went by
the assumed name of De Persigny, and Who bad cho-
sen for his motto these words " serve" ne sers)
was in Mrs. GOrdons opinion, the pillar Of tie party
As 20 Leuis Bonsparte, she did not make much Of
him either. I remember that one Day asked her in
iest whether che loved him. Well, she said, with
smile, AZ love him politically. 10 tell the truth, II
nfme lat reSet dune femme"
Tbese were the things revolved in ny miod while
getting near the end Of my journey
The fret person saw at Ham was n. Acsr The
POLITICAL creed Of N. AGAR was most heterogeneous
tcmbe Of Bonapartism and Repubhcseam. No one
ready than he 10 dedcA's him,efto the ser.
vice Of Louis BOnspats. Yet b styled himself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-23

STIMULATION AND EXPOSURE IN STATE Prison A
convict Tow 40 years old, sen'enced in December,
the State Prison Hospital, nearly all the time lying
upon his back in bed, because as he sail he was 81
weak in hs back snd limbs that he could not cit up or
walk, ard when urged to do 90, his attempts were
to indicate very diseased condition Of the luogs and
of bis system generally He had been repeatedly ex-
amned by the most experienced physicians. who
could not discover any for these Appearances
and yet the fact seemsd 10 be that he confirmed
invalid. A few days snce, upon suggestion of the
Physician, the Deputy Warden told him he was sure
he was "shsumiLg," and tust food would not be
given him until convinced Of the contrary. For SO
hours the obstra.e man held ou', but on Wednesday
morning last he sent for the Warden asked for the
usual prison attire went to his cell IN the prison With
ont any difficulty, and on Thursdsy he was in the
ranks proupt and srec, going up the long fight of
ste pc to chapel ssrvice. To dsy he IL at work apps
rently as vigorous strong ard free rom in6rmiy a.
any man in the institution. Boston journal.
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PERSONAL.

AT a stated meeting Of the Massachusetts, His
torics Society at their rooms on Thursday the Pres
dent the Hen. Robert c. Winthrop, presented al IS
sgnmeht to the Society by the venerable Josiah uin
cy, of his interest in tee copyright and the stereotype
Plstes Of bis jast finished j." Life Of John Quincy
Adams" ian expression OF his sense Of the honor he
had cerved, ard Of the many privileges he had en-
"oyed" from bis association with that Society
since the 26th Of July l79the proceeds Of toe sales
Of which to constitute funo to be applied to the
ing of pamphles ard tue Of the pictures of the
Society. Boston Post.
Edmund Flsggi esq., Of the State Department at
Washington, is engaged 10 preparing for the press a
volume, commenced some years siDce detailing poti.
Europe since the revolution years of 1913 especial
ly in Southern Europe. This volume, We understand,
will constitute Continuation of Mr.. Flsggs History
of Venice ard Austrian Italy, which appeared n two
volumes from Scribner's press few years ago.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-23

POISONING CASE AT BUFFALo-MAS rosuys.dI
BY HIS PARAMouR.-A woman named Carolina ~. :,
erica Katheriua Schwartz, has just been srressss 4
Chicago, charged with posohlog her pafsmew u.
Buffalo some time sif &c. She il woman OF goVIa ~
ucatioD, and appears 70 possess history hectar ~
little with romance. She states that her fatner -
the military rank Of Major General under the Duke y.
Baden. Baaen that for four years che rode ~ az,
eioe, arraysd in the wsIke babilinents Of the osos
tex, in which upwomsny character she visited kass,
eis Agers and many other places, and termns.s,o -
her career Of soldier by getting married and coming s
America, some ten years ago. Sac lived WIN -
Lusbend, Schwartz, near Dsnsvile, N. T.. for ~;I
years, when woman fom Europe, with three ua 70
dren, made her appearance AID set up PRIOR cIa
the husband. The claim appearing to % "a
founded, Carolina left him, went to New. YORK -.
made an arrangement Of convenence VITA soVsJSt
man, with whom she started for Cacsgo: AZ Dun .s,
il IL alleged che poisoned him to obtain cow In n''"'
which Re bad with hin. s;A
The Br8aio Courier Gays the man Schwssts ~ =.
suddenly few days ago at Bsnzinos lager, s..;os
loon in that city, and tbat the Coronsrs iuveHEs~
warrants the Arrest Of the woman.
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MUTINY ON BOARD A FRENCH SLAYER
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY NEGROES MAS
SACRED.
From The London Times


PLYMOUTH MoDosy June z, 1853.
The African Seam Navigation Compsny's packet
Ethiope, Commander Croft arrived az midnight with
later sd vices from the West Coast Of Africa.
In consequence Of information received at Monrovis
Commander Croft left in the Ethiope the nth Of
April and on the 18th fell in with the French ship
Cell Regime, 40 tuns in possession of large number
Of negroes, who were not able TO manage her, After
parey, the second officer of the Ethiops, with
part of the crew, went board, when about 80 of
the negroes swan 10 the shore, where nearly the
whole were murdered by the captain Of the French
chip and the natives. 1t appears that the Ce Regina
which is completely fitted for the slave trade, had
been cruising fer month near Cape Pamas, add,
under pretense of taking them to better place had
secured 800 negroes, who immediately placed
between decks, many of them in irons. When the
captain Simop) was ashore aud part Of the crew in
boat alongside, the negroes procured firearms, and
shot all but the doctor and two of the sesmen, whom
they retained to steer the ship. Capt. Simon cane
within gunshot several times efterward but not
allowed TO come on board. The Ce Regina was
towed into MOnrovis, where she lett in the pos
session Of the purser of the Ethiope.
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Ayfrape has BEEN:
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"This table dscloses that, notwithstanding the very
late blooming last year, the crop was sngularly ia
vored by the a.eness of the FALL frost held off
til the 10Th of November Which far in of the
ordinary average. killing frost usually takes place
between the 10Th ard 25h of October that there
be no exception to this rule next Fall the growing
season will not virtually be longer than was the case
lat year. We have no idea of brosching the topic OF
growth in aivsncs Of the vicssitudes to which the
plant s yet exposed hut tie table above is interest
ing, goiag to shoF that this has not been the
lie 81 &C sOn on record, as some people assert"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-23

rnoc ne. h. ha..ened TO say bow sorry he Was for
what had bsppened be affirmed that hs nsd absolute
~ no.Iing ,o Do With T., hsviog been dram 20 the
H6,l Gu PRICE de Gales 10 The Same way az myself.
Bu, bad hesrd and seen more thsn enousn " S.rins
g-oufa or pree1t Shortly after ne le, for Paris snd
frrm TIA. moment be becsme personally a. mlcn
stranger IN NE AZ If had never cOsDced 70 meet nm