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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-16

VoHN G.. OSBORNE, ArrsRSry Al Law snd
a. No-aay PCsLrc- Oln:e Ist door north oI
Blyls furniture Sscre. Pls slnout,i. Ind iyl7-:2
hR. 8 T. SMITH. Ec;ESric PIySrcIAy, for
IL me-is Of Uni1ntowrl, k.vin- permanently
a- ted in Knox. Stsrke county, stsrs his services
professionally 70 the citizens 0f that county.
Kssz, Ind, Nav q, ls5S-4J
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-09-16
rERMs oF ApvERTIsING:

One square (ter lines iess,) three insertions, or
less, one dollar; each additional insertion under
three months, twenty-five cents a.Ha-t
II Yearly advertisers exceeding the amount
contracted for viii be charged in proportion for the
excess
p Communications TO promote private into
rests mnst be paid for at regular advertising rates
1T All advertisements should have marked on
them the number OF insertions wanted, otherwise
they viii be published until forbid and charged for
accordingly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17
LETTER FROM CoBB's ISLAND.


CoBBs IsLAND, August ., 1888.
Measrs E 1itors-I came from 80 the main "
this morning to the beautiful island, which ia cha
rsctsrised in the topography OF vrgina's geogrd-
MIN by the above mentioned tille-a name derived
from that of the original settler and present propri-'
tor-Ns,hap +. Cobb, Ezq. The island" Is delight
fully located between Chesapeake Bay and the AT
antic OCEAN. The sea breeze sweeps over il by dny
and by night, most rtjreshmgiy. On one side the
beautiful table land farms and hospiiabe homes OF
the intelligent soveregns OF Northampton are 10 in
wiling view and the other, the blue boaom OF the
broad Atlantic heaves and swells most charmingly-
few rods from the beach the breakers roll and foam
and break and splash. with sound that echoes 81
bl,msiy, and with sight that makes an August day
I'm tnaginaionl " cool HI cucumber, or the peaks
OF the White Mountains.
Thi. lrland is sought by invads "irom far md
ncsr for the recupera;i0n of impaired physical tn
er.y from whatever cause it may arise. And after
rssching here every invalid il not only rejuvensted
by the Wholesome atmosphere, but ho il nso euchan
ed with the scenery. Had the old Napoleon been m
carceraed here uuder tho guardianship OF "old
Cobb" insead Of at ST. II cleHa, under the cowardly
tyranny OF Sir Hudson Lowe ! rOWch for 4, he
would have been alive -hnll sag today Certain
y ~ would have lived quarter OF century longer
"Cubb's IL already place ot Dotor!etyi ana II
is destined to be an island OF national reputation.
I hear little OF politics in this locality just now; but
ulstf,nkS honest John listener has slightly lost
ground with the Democracy OF Underwater. All OF w
consider him sound on the Southern questiOn-ali OF
us admire his energy and abIlitya ~ us appreciate
his distinguished services Ia VIGlnla-but theirs are
some of us who think il wOnid be erccedlnety inlu-
dicioue HI matter of precedent and party policy
for him To be nominated Tor is- GOvernorship. by
the sterling Saie-rghts DEMOCRACY oi The old 10
mlulon.
In haste. yours, TROUT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17
FROM THE MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Va, Aug II, 1873

MONTGOMERY County. Va, Aug II. lsJo.
To The Editors Of The Enquirer
Centlemen:-T few items in regard to the
weather, crops, springs &c OF this Montgomery region
may interest some OF your readers propose 10 devote
few lines to that purpose 1t has only been dry the
whole Summer but the heat has been almost unprece
denied As consequence. vegetation is whitening and
many fields Of that promised an abundant yield are
blasted beyond the hope OF resurrecton indeed, TINS
whole section oil country presents scene OF sadness ana
desolAriun But In the midst Of this apparent desert land
there arc n few bright oases. where the cold mineral VA
ters bubble forth mpid beauty and where the tower
ing mountain peaks throw their broud shadows. and
shield us against the burning rays The Alleshany and
Yelow sulphur" haze good company, and there an
unusually large company at the Montgomery White. -
There are between bye ana Sin hundred persons mere
now and this week average daily arrival OF seventy
When the Of cess, the turpasslng beauty
of the place, the magnificent improvements, inmiiable
fare and cold sparkling waters do not wonder thnt II s
becoming such a popular resort. From present indca
lions and from Whist have nenrd from hundred south
ern visitors inclined 10 think that no springs have
future so bright with hope There have been number
Of distinguished arrivals representing tho clergy, varied
professions and Offices Of trust. Among the arrivals yes
terdsy We note among the venerable ana distinguished
Bishop Early, Rev. DR. White. OF Lexington. and Rev
j. Lenneau. of Georgia.
Tho Hon Henry 4. Edmundson, has been with Us In
spring such confidence and crng that respect go Just
" due to his nhexb!e integrity high toned character
nLd unsurpassed ai.HoIiy al From tie general
expression of confidence spprchcnd hnt hc now has
the inside track tor the ruhern";orlal nomination
Ex.Gov. Winston, OF alJrrla and tho md large
connection of amea"a Gen. Ciuiiman are here now.
representing Southern character and chivalry Close
my hurried sketch. pr oiasins MnkE AMOS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17
SAILING OF THE NIAGARA FOR NEW
YORk-BANOUET TO MIR. FIELD.

ST. JoHS's n. F., August IL, l858.-Mr. Field left
here In the Niagara tor New York at 5 o'clock this
evening. The Niagara was towed ont by the Porcu'
pine, which returns to Portsmouth. The GOrgon
leaves Saturday for Sydney.
Yesterday there were most joyous demonstrations
here al the success OF the Atlantic Telegraph enter
prise, and everything wore the appearance of gala
day The banquet to Mr. Field III the evening, was
splendid affair.
At nine o'clock this evening the Celebration Ball
commenced at which were present the Governor and
Lieutenant Governor, Cyrus w. Field, the Chief Id.
tice aud all the other Judges Of the Superior Court,
Capt. Hudson and the officers OF the Niagara, Capt.
Daym8n and officers of the Gorgon, Mr.. Whtehouse,
&c and the leading members Of the Society of ST.
John's.
After the evening had bsen passed in the moat plea
cant and delightful manner. the assembled company
adjourned at II o'clock for supper, which wa got
M in IN. most perfect tasts. Walter Greene. Esq.
President Of the Chamber Of Commerce, was
called on to preside when the following toass
given:
The Queeu-The best beloved and most popular
sovereign that ever eat on the British throne-one
who reigns in the hearts and affections IA we'll H.
over the persons of her subjsc May God long
preserve her 10 reign over free and happy people,
The President Of the United States.-Chosen by
tbs voice of the people he has shown himself worthy
the high honor of presiding the destinies Of II
free and enlightened nation. This toas, coupled
with that of the Queens
Tie Goc.raor aud Lisutsncm and Captain Hud
sOn, and the officers ut the equHdron, and DINER gen
tleman engaged in the expedition.
This toast stated ths thu combined skill OF Captain
Hudson aud those associated with him had overcome
all the difficulties. that bad previously been supposed
insurmounabe, and they had sccoup lshrd the great
,st wonder In the world the union of the old and new
word by the Electric Cable
This appropriately responded to by Captain
Hudson.
The Honorable Colonial Secretary then proposed,
and the Honorable President of the Council second
ed, the health of Cyrus W. Field, Esq., whose name
had become household word In this country.
Mr. Field replied, saying TINT he should never forget
thu pleasure Of this day II was aeason OF anxiety
him during the ak and half days the Niagara
accomplishing her mission. Great praise WAS due
Capt. Hudson his officers and for their zeal in
working day and night the |, 81 miles of the
ocean they had to Cross The successful accomplish
ment, however, of the greatest event Of any age,
SIMPLY compensated all who bad become partner in
lis achievement, for the TOLL anxiety aud they bad
experienced Mr.. Field continued in strain of clio.
quence and power that went TO every heart.
Other toas,s were then given and properly respond
ed to-
Dancing was then resumed aud kept mp with great
spir, ill 3 o'clock in the morning. when the party
broke up, all on the best terms With the world aud
each other.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17
LET HER RIP.

One sunny afternoon last week,
Thought I'd take q ride;
And hired nag they said was fast,
I'm sure abe was, when "tied."
Ny friend, Bill Sprigsns drove the mare,
While laid on the whip,
And shouted till was quite hoarse-
Billy, put that animated female prcjsotile power
through-gelang-
We stopped at Beusels on the road,
Of course we had to "smile,"
And give the expeditions nag
drink and rest while;
We Jagged" then calling for the mare,
/ tossed the man up;
| Jumped into the wagon, and sezing the refine. re-
quested the Ethiopian individual who held the dou
bio distilled essence of lightning in emphatic tones
to
"Let her rip"
chap who drove large bay nag,
Seemed anxious for "brush,"
So, whipping up own fast crab,
We went in with rush.
Twas neck and neck mile or more,
When his mare made a trip,
We glided by like lightning creased,
For having hired the extraordinary animal We con
sdered that We had perfect right to get the worth
of our money, and therefore
Let her rip!
We drove along without mishap,
At least dozen milesi
Stopping, nov and then, OF course,
To take several smes.
At lsst We ran into chap,
Who gave US too much lip,
The horse broke-the wagon too pitching Bill and
myself into ditch by the road side. BILL ssys
l, 1.-THE mare has run away" Bill, struggling un.
der the combined effects of "lsger" and mouth
full Of mud exclaimed
"Let her rip"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17

the Democratic side Of tee house slo CO operated Uni
tor1nly WITH tta D-,nocrs'ir ps.ty.
The recent article and com nunica,ions in tha En-
1uirer" presenting hs clam, OF Mr. F.uikner 20 The
u"minaon are based upon wei! authenticated diStorj
raj facts, which the writer in the "Examncr' SCENE
never 10 have known and which he has attempted
to couradr, or gsnsay. lie has, therefore. thrown
down the legitimate weapons OF tnir imparls! argu-
ment. and in he hostility tn ANOTHER" has leveed
at that gentleman and his friends. the poisoned saits
OF vitupersiion and ealumny, applying such epi'hetT
ss junta. almost sycophantic "abotionist," "Do,cer
Jehind tie throne" "PowER OS THE THRONE" and
spu-aIing to the Democratic masses tor hsr sanction
and support. The Democratic masses OF Virgin"
know their man, ana spit. of the efforts 10 81
their VOICE will rise in the majesty OF their strength
in support of the bold defender of popular rights and
constitutional reforns-the Hon. CHARLES JAMES
E,uuxru TIDE WATER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17
BALTIMORE MARKET, AcG. I

COFFEE Our C,il,- market la. continued 81
throughout III" w-.k with 3 -'eady tu.i4
n tuil prizes, IN" Only transaction "f Importance VI
the s4l-. 4 ia cargo Ut the bark Ainriia 'u-'
rv"i, ! '"o O"-a, oa private ierm'' Tor VI
EN- market.
We Glnf- rrm- Rio ~ ll;' good II TO / ic. a
l0i to 10: =; Lrgnsyrs | 20 IL; Jaws - To ltc
rLoUR-l.e market flr AL descriptions OF foD!
day Wa very quiet ani we had 10 Transaction
mOm-ui ~ noe There WA q sas mad" alter ono =
yesr"rGhy OF l5G. pbl- fresh ground Ono ScI,r.
s. 37I The stock az i- description. ~ We'll p II
ard street. heiug limited holier- 10 day would 4
~ under - ~ per Dbl. aud tn market nay be
sm---d firm ~ til, isur-. For ir"eh GROUND
Mills su,rr 49, wa 10 inquiry tO-jny, hut ~
on - ;h- sal-- noted b. ystrrtHy, Their we're
oDi- sod ~ - aud ~ quot fhl- Isnr- ~ t'- ~
ra'-. OF 80 ,.ny. although .o'n- n"li-r- hr- H-n
- So per Oh. t1'ra tour qr'et oui hrhl' sne
q lu'r ~ ~ "->G - tor prt Dair and hOWhtu S''
AMI u - 81 ~ per th trr Guy Mill O. Rye
quiet tut trm r; i,Si p yer ttt rrtJ JUN
Corn Mn i-Gslhs Unchanged, AID We 9u''
st .ndy AZ 81 30 per bio. for Baltimore. ,-.a,,
GRaIN.-R-c-ipts Of Gram At The Corn t1' 80
to-day w-fs 'gnt, tne toa offerings brl"- ',y
bu.hrl-. Wheat was IN good demand 'f'ii "'
p-re and micrs. s0d the market Tor u W.
IN. Offering. WIRE Only $40 Ju.h--, Hni -7--
maG- 1T R-i- At ~ y ~ cuts iJf ND 'h a., 4
and ID . 80 cents Tor good To tiinr o.. 4,
-nid ~ ~ - cent? tor lar 10 y''I +
~ q T.; ceas for pfi!..s do. ,,hoie- 7''''. N
hnv. brought ij0 cents. but ihrrr " ~ n,nr :"
ket Corn wr- = -hnGe rrner 'o'Ghy, bh' 90 "A
wa- pretty active Receipts wer- -;na o.'' .-,
r. $50 bu-h-l- snd WHITE sold a. ~ = '"'
prlun. iot. 81 cent. Tor inferior l-"" w. -, =
cents for good 20 prime lots o. d.. ua'' ,r1"
tive. and tins mark, tor them i stoady iuT'e .
sales of 900 bus I-ls y; 81 Il csni- tor en'L N
maryland, and IS cents for Pennsy vGn'" sst
there. were only 2J1 bu-hrls 1t mark ~ pn'
.aIe. reported. We quote Mnryln A. -
Pennsylvania at - cent per bI.hr.. \
PRovi-ioNs-Fnr AL Gr-criP i"ns the mn
day va quir- buDysnt Ia H.con " h"' ~
ssi.s Of 90 hh9s Sid.- at9; cent; - hh'r ,o
cents. and ~ hnf4 Shoulders ~ = ''n', =,
h.r. also sold. u p,s. -"n- soto 6' hhi- pr ,
cent. tor should r. aud - cents tor Sir. i7"
.uiug. n. TO qunirty, NJ i.o'n ~ I" - ,,r. n,
Bulk Meat We had reported Il ealr 81 '"'.o ~
NJ S; cents W. quote Bulk Shouldn't al =
and d. Sides At si.9 c-ai.. Bsrr--d f'iH n
huI Arm 10 day. ~ quote Me-- At sl,.'SSb
primr at fl5 for winter packed. and q per u
ice cured. BET may still! be quote. o.
prime M-.-. aud l2ayl ~ per Dol Tor 49, ~.
Steady Al II t4ll; cent. 80. Ci'y, ana II ~ 4
Western Leaf, ia nb4 and tea.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17
Total receipts tor scal year 5a CT s7Oa7oa6
Total expenditures s7osa2 IA s5 ssl,5s Al I

If we subtract the receipts from Treasury notes:
from the amounts of revenues for lS57-5S We sh"ll
find that they fall below ,hose Of The previous year
by about $ll 072,OlO.
Sales Of ~ hhds of Kentucky leaf tobacco, were
made yesterday at q 10y. TUDOR.
81 p. NJ, AUGUST ii.
Postscrpt.-The story of Walkers appearances on
the k,o GranGr, a. The h-sd Ut tillibusiering orce
is not credited here.
In exchanges there is but little doing. The same
il true with tank rates. Seldom have we seen 20
email an amount of Virginia and North Carona
currency ailont in W. -r-et. In Virginia securities
there has been no advance, during tue week which
may he ascyibed the Investments IN the new United
States loan We may expect with The activity III the
new United States coupons, corresponding Impulse
10 State securities and those of The Old Dominion
will stand good chance for rse They are entered
among our best State securities; and the huances
of the Commonwealth, Id we'll as The Willingness OF
her citizens TO bear alton, for preserving the in
and character OF her bonds have only TO be under
stood TO be appreciated TUDOR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17
THE FOREIGN MARKETS, &c

HALIFAX, Aug. ~ Liverpool letters by the Nj.
agars. dated Saturday, tue day OF sailing. rapport cot
ton on that day buoyant, and that the decline sub
mted to in the early part Of the week has been re-
covered. The sales of the day were lO,OOo bales
closi g At the annexed quotations: MiddlIne Orleans
& l5lj do Mobile 6;; do. Upands 6i The imports
of the week were u 900 bales. Trade At Manchester
exhibited steady appearance. the fgures Of both
goods and yarns At Fridays market being The came
as advised by the Persia
In the money market at Liverpool and London
there was 10 variation, the supply continuing free 81
previous rates. The closing quotations Of Consol-
for money was 96-sn advance OF ! al per ceut du-
rirorf Z h.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17
HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANS-INCREASE OF
YELLOW FEVER

NV ORLEANS, August IL The total number Of
deaths here during III. part week exhibit lnrge in
crease compared with the preceding one. the com
paraiive figures h-ng ~ follows: For The week end
ing the LIST inst $780, tor the week ending the oh inst
300 an incrrnse of l6 The deaths from yellow fa.
Yer during III. sam- period also show considerable"
ncreasa the total for the two weeks footing up M
annoyed For wsek ending lat 20; for week ending
Sth liU-an Increase Of 20. OF this large number oil
deaths from evsr however il il proper TO state that
in every case the victims persons wholly uH
accRsted, and of the whole number but eight were
natives of the United S.ates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17
SECRETARY ToUCEY AT HOME.

HARTFORD, Angus, ll,-Sec.e;sry Toucey arrived
in this city at 81 o'clock this evening. An effort was
made to give him public reception. but i, proved to
be q strictly party a6sir Several guns were fred,
and Colts Arnory Guard escorted him TO the resi-
dence o! George Beach, Jr. Mr. Touc-y rode in Col.
Col,'s private carriage, driven by the Colonel in per-
son.
Another account says Governor Toucey Secre-
tary OF the Navy. was received At his hons by his
fellow citizens &, 81 o'clock this evening. The con-
course nmeDee Colt. Army Guards aud band,
to the number o. egh;y.Gye, arnIed with Colts re-
vovng rifles, escorted him 10 hls quarters amid hla
zg rockets, which lined the streets sud Is National
salute Ii brilliant and enthusiastic display -
Tue uou. Wn. W. Eaton welcomed him hom. and
GovvEnor Ioucey replied in happy manner. |; was
one OF tbe grandrst displays ever witnessed here
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
ST.. JoHN's, Y. F., August

To the associated Press:
On the Wednesday before left London, the Direc.
tors of the Atlantic Telegraph Company unanimous
~ decided that after the cable was laid and the
Queens and Presidents messages were transmitted
the line should be kept free for several weeks solely
for the use Of Doctor Whitshouse, Professor Thorn
son and other Electricians, to enable them TO tho
roughly test the various modes of telegraphing, 20
that the Directors might decide which WAS the best
and rapid method for future use, for it was con
sdered that after the line should be- thrown open
for business il would be very difficult to obtain il for
experimental purposes, even for short time. Due
notice will be given when the line will be ready for
business, and Of the tariff Of prices.
(Signedl CYRUS W. FIELD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17

NEW iCRk, AuGC-T II. --FI,ur .--Th- ma
to-day - firm; With rh!-s of 300 harr-s ~ =
4 50 Tor common =" good Sta'r; pbo - ~ \ ,
Sonrnern - - 4 81.
Wheat, The market ia bnpvsn'; with -s'e1 ~ -
bu-hrl- Southern y hat. - i6lrf.; i" rel it't
CIR; ""a'.rn rcd and "hlte Ia l2J cent, Ma"a
club - si40 ""n's.
Corn :. u-in, with ss'Is OF 10 0rD huahss Il.
a. iGa 81. &C white s. = IS ct-i ysi,os % ci..
P"rk-rG. msrk"f 10 day = heavy; Tt.cs OF
a 81 10. Prime SIS.
I..:d--Gac market Ia -trsdy-ssrs ~ II: III
Mhl.key-ls dul!-,sr,e. n 20. y eis.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17

THE VIOLETS.

Dear mother, when my violets died,
Aud the woods were brown and sere,
You whispered smiling, when cried,
The eprius will soon be here
And now see their blossoms low
Along the woodland track:
But. mother, when the violets grow,
Will Mary not come back
Twas winter when che passed away,
The wind blew colby then.
But the soi; spring air il sweet to day
Will she not come again
My boy, the violets sweet may bloom
Among the woodland bowers.
And springs soft breezes too may come,
To whisper through the flowers;
But Mary, dear, is better far.
Than when che scjourned here
Where sin and sorrow never are,
And God dries every tear.
And if you live as Mary lived,
Before God called her home,
You'll meet her in a happier land,
Where death no more may come.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17
MISSOURI EI.ECHlON

ST. l. us, Angus, l2.-The returns OF the recent
Congressional election received from the var;ous dis
tricts Indicate the following majores: Second dis
trict, Anderson, democrat has 4.5Uu majority; third
district, Clark, tOD majority fifth district, Wood
co., sou majority; sixth district, Phelps 5000 MAORI.
ty; seventh district, Noe 5000 majority fourth
District, Craig. 4 900 majority.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17
THE ATLANTIC OVERWHELMING
MENTS FOR a GENERAL CELEBRATION.

MEMS FOh n
New YORK Augu.t l2.-The joint committee ap-
pointed by The Common Council Of New York, Tor
making arrangement for celebrating the lay ing of the
Atlantic telegraph cable have determined 10 celebrate
the event with grand salute of loo gums aud the
ringing of all the church bells Immediately upon the
transmission of the reply Of the President, 10 the
message of Queen Victoria.
At night bonfres and general illumination will
be added to The demonstrations. There will aIsO be
military and civic procession some days thereafter,
followed by municipal dinner which festivities are
expected to take place simultaneously with those in
London, throughout Great Britain and on the Cont
nent. 1t il requested that the citizens of the United
States and the Brtsh Provinces unite in order that
the festivities may take place At the same time and IN
the came order, of which due notice will BIZ given.
In addition To these arrangements il il suggested
that az aoon as the Presidents reply mas passed over
the Eastern wres. all the telegraph lines OF the cOun
try shall be united and The words of greeting between
those two distinguished persona ~ thus Instantly
transmitted TO every city, town and V'lsge having
tplegraphic intercourse and that Immediately there
after, all the bells Of the country he rung for one
hour, and such other demonstrations made us the
citizens Of The various localities shall deem proper
and eXpedeut.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17

CHARLESTON, August l3.--Th- steamship c..
ia, from IIevnna, via Key West, on the 10Th it,
ha- arrived al Ilis port.
NJ. S.a-, th- Spanish Consul, was drowned &;
West on the 27Ih OF july.
A. Havana. SugAfs were active and bad sdvsl
M"l,--"- M active nt ). ic., AMI Muscoyado .
as. ) crilug Exchange quoted nj j. per Cent.
mum; eIrhaue. on New York ,, a3 per cent
mIum. hrrigh;s We're dull.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17

JOHN CHlNAMAN'SICE- y newly arrived
Chlnsman, ~ Shs-is, California. purchased sou.
recently. and finding II very wet, laid il ont {.
n ne sun. ia goiag 10 look tor II again no I
that It had disappeared, aud forthwith accused
Who'll" Chine.- neighborhooi OF larceny. ge!
riot Was the consequence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17
LATER FROM MESICO.

NV ORLEANS August ll.-Later sdrices fro"
the city OF Mexico state tbs, the capital hss bc-i
abandoned by General Moreno, and that Georr :.
Iuoago has abandoned Tampico upon which The b
erals were advancing, and would soon be in posse,
zion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17
FROM lIAN ANA.

WASHINGTON, Ar6. H. The Preslder'
turned rom hls bret visit 10 Bedford SPRING
evening HE hrnih II much improved.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17
Tur DEFE.TnE ECONpToS
DEATH OF ARCHBISHOP WALSH.

ALBANY August II "A salute Of one hnndral guns
fred here this afternoon, in honor Of the defeat
ofihe Lecompton constitution by the people OF kausss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17
gAIrlwnRr cATT!.E "

BALTIMORE CATTLE HAHhtI J.. Ia,.
Beet cattle were III good .a2p! % - a..r4 b
,:riy..n to rh,la!el;h.a 100 "er~ isi, ~. . e.
r-m-inli!s .oJ heal ""ft s'lf ~ ., -.
price iangin. 'rom ST : - % ,'' . .. =,
pre- being paid tof cry -"''' IL. .~.-.n'..
mi, ng. 7@G I =, !. "a per 100 b nett aa'' "
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17

HALIFAX. Aug. ll.--Archbshop Walsh died here
last night. His Int.rment will take place S,tur-
day. H. was 81 Years old.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17
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