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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-07

> EOVCAyGOUAJ. lf
MOUNT AIRY MALE ACADEMY,
SITUATED in the most heathfui and picturesque pat
- of North Caroline affords facility for acquiring
rood academic education and for preparing young
for the higher classes in our Colleges.
It is free the and disadvantages commonly at
tending other schools the people in and around At
Airy strictly temperate and dcuutenance all acts OF
intempersnce whsaever. >..-E
The present Session Win close ID Thursday in Decembes,
and the will begin I'd Thursday IN January and con-
TUITION PKR Session:
For Ancient Languages. Sl5 90
Higher Euelsh Branches, I2O0
#E Lover Departmcnt ~ ~ - - 90
Board includia washing. fuel 10, can be had at ~
best houses Tor from o. to Is pr month. ~
September g. 1851 !, -. e ssn,.
~. UNIvERSlTYsse
tuyHE ANNUAL MEETING OF fHE BOARD. or
Trustees e ths Uniys,tZ .il e hsld = she E1sa.
December next. ss-s.s.,ss. 81 8
=, A SITUATION WANTED. 7Ss .7. q 9.
!. a, ,YOUNG.AAN,A i 04lDU41E OfI THE tNIvER-
SJTY Of North arulina. ard af 6ofne sxpssisnes in
steschug desrous OF obtaining in scns High
7 slne, and waass psssil ~ stuiton si - .e
The best Of test(m0u6 u 70 ehsxaces and quaaheac
fiOla he A&6fen6 49,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-07

TELEGRAPHIC NOTICE.
AN AND AFTER MONDAY, the 9th inst, the commu
u nication by Telegraph to and from this CITY, will be
suspended for the space Of ten days two weeks
Bile the Company transfer their Wire from the Raleigh
CASTOR Railroad to the Poles just erected upon the
new and substantial Line our patrons may rely upon
speedy prompt and reliable communication ut all times
and with all the principal points in the United States and
Canada. -
]. R. DOwELI, Superintendent.
November 5, 1858. 90-tf
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-07

NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AN
annlicat,on will be made the next General Assem-
by of tie State of North Carolina for Act ameDdaory
Of the Act of Incorporation of the Graham Institute
Aamance couuty) TO endow said institution with regular
COLLEGIATE powers rights confer degrees and to do
all else that Colleges can, and Of right. may do: :
- THE TRUSTEES
Oefoiser TO- 1858. 47-. ~ Sim.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-09
BALTIMORE MARKETS. April 7

bhLlIMoRf mhbhkIs, APRIL 7.
FLouR-The Flour market continues very quiet, bC
va have no change to note since yesterday In is genera
condition, Howard Street and Ohio Super IL oarrlt;
quite freely at 81 So and City Ms do 81 IS per DO
but there hre no buyers III these fgueys None OF "
holders however seem disposed to take lower rate ":
heard hi. morning Of sale after Change Yesterday
500 bbs Howard Street Super at 81 30 per Dbl Exr.
Flour is still nquI ed for and note a sale u dsy OF sc
bhls Ohio at e. 10 per Dbl Ohio Extra may be quoted
81 !5si e7.. Howard Street do at 81 s7!a5 and CaJ
Nils do at g 25s5 80 per bal Rye Flour i. still held .
81 IS yer Dbl for Brahdywine
GnAIs Grain was in very light supply this morh!ni
The total receipts at the Corn Exchange amounting TO o'
there was litle done but for all varieties prices wei
sustained OF Wheat there we're 1900 bushels Say d
market. all Of whrh white. lot Of 1909 bu.he'
lair sold hi us cents snd most Of the remaining pdreti
sold NJ lls l2oa3O cts the latter figure being psd ioi
SINAI! lot prime We quote red wheat nominal 81 Usl V
cts for fair 70 good There none offered to-day Cor
continues hrm There were sales reported 10 day Of 10y
bushels white 63 cents 500 bushels O. Mt "a .ni
OF Goo bushels prime yellow nj 20 cts per bnshe d
lbs. Ihesc CAFES include Nil the samples offered ~
hye and Oats prices are unchanged. There were hot
ever only one OF two samples Of either Of these Hrtc
o:.e.cd I'll: l.,ora,l.
lRo' i6Ss-i r6sisonI nave been quite scve toi,,
ana under more favorable advees from the West -
sihe' iof MI varieties IL quito buoyanL We h'Hd -
Change OF sale OF $4,000 lbs loose Bulk sides a! .
cts which better price than would have been oo
20 ios them yesterday We heard also of ssles OF ~
IDS country cured Hog round f 81 cts for shouIis:
and 81 cts Tor Siics aai Haas 20 90 lbs do the tefr
Tor which did not trsnsprc and of q hhds Bulk Hans
CTS Hulk Shoulders were held firmly at the close q
CT. tor regular packed Western. For Bacon there =,
oseb to-day quite an scliys dLmknd. TheIsles r'po
on Change acllde ~ hh..s Shoulders in ono lot 81.
Gu ~ hhds do In lots at Il cs 30 hhds sides 10 az
iot al y: cts m hide do. in lots 9;s9: cts, and o.
erees fancy Hams at l2 cts Barrelei Pork eont.g-e
orisk. re Rate sales teda of ~ bills prime at ~ q
snd OF 100 bbi' Mess a. ~ Is par barrel Sales ss
~ Dds NO. Beet at q. so, and OF 50 bbs DO Il e.
Ness beein steady at Sic per bbI Lard 10 still IN acn.e.
ann lie market for it 10 decidedly hrner. We heard .I
morning. OF sails Of 40 uerces Head Lard at ioi cts:
OF " sess City do. at II There was also a"e =,
yts terday OF IS bbs. Western Lard 10 CTS: fg
rf1 - i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-09
4 VOICE FROM KANSAS.

At great Democratic n,asting holden at Wyan-
dott Township, Kaaeas, Oh thu 2O:h March, the fol
lowing resolutions were adopted:
Resolved. That James buchanan is entitled to the
lasting gratitude Of every lover Of constitutional lib
erty. for the vice, fearless aud patriotic manner in
which he has administered the federal government
since bic inauguration. That in the selection Of bic
cabinet md in the calculation or the affairs Of the
country in his inaugural, and in his messages, he
has shown the skill al. all able and experienced states
man. continued with 5scssonian integrity and nerve
Resolved TINT the special message Of Presiden,
Buchanan, with reference ia the Lscompton Consti
tuition. merits our hearty approvsi exposition
Of the afsirs OF our territory, truthful logical
and conclusive.
Resolved, That the unfortunate difficulties which
have surrounded the admission Of Kansas as State
ara attributable seIy TO The revolutionary attitude
assumed by the party styling itself free State and
more particularly to the seton ri the tenth of Maroh
(lS5-l Topeka Convention, in deterring free Stale
msn from voting for Delegates to the constitutional
Convention in June last.
Resolved. That ne hail With pleasure the evident
Reaction in public sentiment which s going on in
terrtory-a reaction which for;ends speedy end TO
sectional agitation and faracisn and which speaks
volunes for the sterling honesty and catholic wisdom
OF Democratic policy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-09

established to cur Western ri:ca th5ase Gowu ;:e--
streams. Indeed. to any port for.ifcaton between
Maine and our extreme South, ern:s and ammunition
can be sent from Richmond by railroads., convenient
ly, certainly and free from danger by any enemy
In national view, ;hen, Richmond is ge"sfhPh''
cally and economically tie Place for the pr'posrn
Foundry; and 10 this State ani especially 10 i.c''
mond is the question OF location deeply 'hp'
for whs the latter presents ;hese great a''""''se'
their acceptance by the General Government "ou'u
be source Of large and lasting business t'an'a''o"'
u her citizens increase her moned circu'a'op' give
employment to her people, and be the means Oh o''k
ing into use her unequai'od manufacturing 'a''"
tea.
There are political claims which virginia ,h'sn'
urge, and debts Of gratitude due her when Sn"u''
weigh much in favor Of this measure bur sua" W"
tent myeelf with presenting only in'rlne'c h'ef'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-09
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH,
r.lecrnpbed TO- the Richmond Enquirer
THIRTY FIFTH CONGREss.-FIHsrS Es.rs

THIRTY. FIFTH CONGREsS.-FIRsr SEs.,o,
WAsHIsoT)E, April Z
SEyArE.-Mr. Mason offered q resolution enquiri,
into the expedency Of locating National Found,
at Hsrper's Ferry. Mr.. johnson of Arkansa. gss!
notice that he would discuss the Printing bill -
Thursday. with view at rectifying the e1i.,it,
abuses. Mr.. Gwin presented the Pacific Rslx.,,
bill for the 32nd parallel. The Consular Diplomat
Appropriation I'LL passed, nearly the came &c d.,
passed by the House. Various District bills W.,
advanced, but not parsed. Mr.. Douglas reported
substitute for the Arozona bill. Mr. Sdell nsts
long speech on the presentation of medal 10 Com
Paulding disappearing in strong terms the courl
of Gen. Walker, and also that OF Com. Psuldn1
bat spoke in high terms Of Gen. Hennngsen. II
alao said the Cubsus, though approving Of annex,
iiop will not risk civil war to accomplish it, thers
fore nothing could bu done with Cuba at present, q,
cept by negotiation; but if Spaiu attempts to enfoo
despotsm on Mexico, under Santa Anna, it may 4,
come necessary for the United Ststes to interiors
His speech IL looked upon as foreshadowiDg the Doll
cy of the administration in this matter.
IlousE,-'fhs deficiency appropriation bill was r.
jecled by Is majority, but it was the disposition .
the House TO reconsider the vote The House Al
hered to its amendment to the Senate Kansas BILL h
the same vote as when il was adopted, with the 8,
cepfion of Messrs. Marshall Of Kentucky and Bow.
of MARYLAND, who paired off.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-09

WASHINGTON. April S-This forenoon an stteup,
wis made to shoot the Secretary Of the Interior "
Peter B-ancon, formerly Clerk in the Pension OF
ice from Louisiana, but dropped from the roll Ia,
year. He had been vainly endeavoring to BE- -
stored bu: refused by the Secretary, together with
domestic dssppointmeuts, temporarily unsettled hi
intellect lie had a conversation with Secretsr7
Thompson in the Department., aud when the latte,
WAS leaving struck him. and then endeavored TO shoo
him with revolver. Mr.. Thompson grappsd 40!
threw his assaIant violently TO the oor droca,iri
his shoulder and fracturipg bis arm. Beancon i. NOV
in the hospital.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-09
WEp2EsD.Y, Apri! Z, 1858.
SENATE.
NIGHT SESSION.
GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS Bll

OENfRAL NFThVTH11 TIUN BILL.
Mr. CiNrBEIL. from the Committee OF Conference
on the General Appropriation Bill, reported that the
committee had agreed-ls', that The Senate rscede
from it's Disagreement 20 the items OF appropriation to
the House Clerks. I'd, that the House recede from
its amendment striking ont the appropriation to the
clerk OF the Senate. 81, the insertion in the appro
pration bill Of certain items Of back sccoun, due the
Clerk OF the House.
A message waa received from the House announc-
ing that had disagreed 70 the report of their
m,itee of conference.
Mr.. CAMPBELL offered a resolution requesting the
House OF Delegates 10 return TO the Seonts the Ap.
propraton Bill. He said when it came back he
would vote To r-ca6e from the item Of appropriation
20 tbs Clerk Of :he Senate, aud Won vote to diss.
gree TO ,hs House amendment, giving sxtra pay to
their clerks, thus returning the bill to the House
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-09
COMMERCIAL RECORD.

RICHMOND MARKETS, April, 8, 1888
FL0UR.-Supperhne 70 shippefs at $5S 10 81 /;
stt to5.. for Ezra By retail bs TO 81 for supsrent
!! ! TO G for Extra.
WHEAT-Prime Red ia demand II, s.ao; White 81 8
IORS-57E to TO cts. per bushel
OATS-In demand At - 10 40 cents.
T0BACCO-We quC' common Luga at $44Ij, goo
s5k@G, shipping S6HEG1 refined s:4Gs1, Stennl!a
aIOli II, Manufacturing alelli
COTTON YARNS &c Cotton Yarns 24GI95 cts; Cote
Cordage % cts; Seine n- ~ cts Carpet Warp 2?
Wrapping Irvine 90 cts.
BEESWAX.-2, cents II fO.-in demand.
RR00MS.-i26l3; according to quality.
WQOD.-Wholesae Dab ~ Per cord Pine 32t R6;aii
Oak 5; Pine ~ 5a.
PLASTER-Lump si0i4 Northern Ground 81 "a
Claiborncs Ground s. - per tom CncinGd. 81 37Ha
per Dbl stock OF Lump very light.
RYE.-Improved little--we quote 70cts q busheL.
CHEESE-lOI0llc.
NUTs-Iard shell Almond, 10 to Il cs. Soft shell 81 L
"a cts Mixed II TO lsc filbcrts to Oc Palm nuts
l0c. Cocoa nuts - Il 100.
BACON-We have n note better feeling 10 tue BscoI
market with rpwsh tendency il psices We quote 10
day, Sides l0I.c: shoulders Scts Plain llams lhH!
Sugar cured Baggei l2&cts.
LARD-In blls loA. TO II ct-; In kegs II to X.
9(G9hc; Crushed ilQIllHc; Loaf llL4l2c.
rOfFEE.-Rio sHQI2c Laguayra lSGlaH
MOLAsSES New Orleans Molasses in bliss eta. who's
sale. Cuba New do. 2Sd,30 cts
P0TAT0ES-we quote Northern MERGERS 81 90 County
s456t;o u bushel
tLRTlLTZERs-r,eru',sn 'iusno So per tom. Men.
can So per ton. Colombian $40 per ton De- Eergi
Manipulated Guano s5O Rcescs dn S53 De Bercs Suys.
Phosphate Lime $40 per ton. Rhodes Super PhOspkS.
OF Lime : iGi per ton Bone dust S32i.
FISiI.-lierrlngs Halifax New s5 from the wharf y,
North Carolina in market. MAckERH--No 3 ishG1
40. |, in kits, 81 %.
WHlsKEy- edmond Rectifed .2a23c. Cincinnati.
none In market
TEAS.-Impcrial and Gunpowdcr 55CIsl
LIQUORS l'RAyp 0tsri. Dupuy q Co, fS650O u
gallon; a. Seignel.. - 25Ql+50; Sszerac rs 25l4%
iiennessey - $685. 49, Peach scarce at u 25? virsa
Apple, COO s3c DO. old .5c.Gtsl50; Northern do &c
I3c. Imitation, 4JfL4'H cents Rrx--New England, ~
85 cents for Mixed 5jh for pure GS.--Holland. 1920
Is.
IRON AND NAILS.-Pg Iron, $50 to 3d. Swedes, fi.l;s
per ton. English refined and Tredegar, $50; ComDt
English go; American country tiso Cut Nsils s.. TOD
u; e 70.
LlME.-last sales at ala from store, 81 by quantJ
from Vessel. Market well supplied.
STOCK SALES SAILS AT AUCTION, APRIL =, Isl
BY c. w PURCELL & Co.
l.OOD Virginia State, ~: and interest
5000 - r9t and interest
1000 I" a. So, and iutrrrst
800 City OF Richmond, 10 and interest
l,DoG Orange snd Alexandra X Bonds % aud In,
l,OO1 Central Railroad Bonds. 20 and int
shares naE"Illc Railroad stock 3G..
Y e Central lts,.oa1 " 2et
10 Lynchbure Cha Il %
] 900 Central Railroad Bonds, 20 and Int
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-09
THE LEGISLATURE HAVE ADJOURNED.

At middsy yesterday, agreeably to order 'he een'
eral Assembly ended their Extra Session. shd unany
adjourned In the SESsrs Lieutenant governor
Jackson pronounced Vsledictory that drew tears
from the sternest veterans OF legislation In the
House Messra. Kemper Of Madison, anu ieroy OF
Northampton, made touching explanations which
showed the universal good feeling thst ah''fatea lie
representatives of every section OF Virginia. al ."s,F
solemn parting. Mr.. Speaker Crutchhsd then maj.
" adjourned tho House in one Of his telling address
ga that always go to the heart and mos'en the eye
He paid handsome compliment to Governor "'ee
for calling the Extra Session, and spoke strongly III
favor of annual sessions. Mr.. Tucker inc acco'u
pitched and faithful Clerk, Gated '"'' anu maoe
a feeling and graceful acknowledgment.
1t is with true regret that We part with the meln
bets Of the Legislature, with whom We have enjoyed
most agreeable intercourse. and 10 whom We WISH
a sats aud pleasant retnrn 10 their homes "h''e'
necessarily. they have lett much undone they haVe
DONE the State great service by heir wise and hoerai
action during the extra s-asinn, just expired.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-09
THE WOMEN OF AMERICA HAVE PUR'
CHASED MOJyNT VERNON!

We are happy to announce that on the 9th instant
in the presence ofthe Two parties and the counsel OF
the Association and of The proprietor of Mount Vernon
contract was formally entered into before notary
bs,wesu John A. Washington, Esq., and the Regent
of the Association for the purchase Of the Home and
Grave Of Washington by the Association. The par
tjcul.rs will be given in few dsye.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-09
MARINE NEWS.
,Okr DE RICHMOND. APRIL I. Is
HIGH wArEn THIS DAY AT IL O'Clock.

ARRIVED. ,,a
sehr Elizabeth Day Rippin, Eaa.ern Shoe O'"
schr Native, Rookie Eastern Shore, osts and poa''z
sioop Newburg, Coleman, Petersburg, Shest
SAILED.
Schr Halves, Mason, down the river. h2n'
Schr Bruns,t, Gee, Norfolk. mdse. ,,.;;
Steamer Pcnnsyvanis, Philadelphia, mdis aoa
Schr VIM Colquitt, Frank, Baltimore, ted
schr Southerncr, Lefever, Baltimore, cosL
schr Antares, Cordery, down tho river hsn''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-09
DIED.

DIED. on Sunday. the 18th day of April at Gay Mont
his residence In the county Of Caroline JOHN H. Der
HARD. In the 9th year of hi; kge.
Possessed of talents and highly cultivated mind
Of nature singulsry guGless and unsuspicious liberal
and upright la his transsctons his house the abode Of
hospitality bis heart Of charity, exemplary in all the
Varied relations OF life, it may be truly said that nobler
spirit never hencr winged its Digit
DIED, on Monday, April 5th, ELLEN g. wife of John
4. Halves.
HeE remains wore taken TO Missouri for in,erment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-09
DECISIVE VOTE TO-DAY.

Inc question OF iSe admission OF Kansas will be
sumed IN the House to-day. We have but TO repeat
our reiterated declaration that the Issue between the
senate OH ana ,ne mouse amendment, ia an issue be-
and the continuance of the agitation for another wear
or IN indefinite period longer. We will not contrast
the oentSts that would result from the fret consum
nation with Gle grave ano manifold evils that would
attend the other The time Tor argument, sxposSIa.
tion and remonsranca has past: tha tuna for actor
has now arrived. We believe that the Senate bill
will prevail in the House; and We expect to be able
10 announcethe fact Tomorrow Yesterdays Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-09
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

DETROIT. April 6-Psrs returns from the t0su
elections held in this State yesterday show large Re-
publican gains.
ELMIRA, N. Y. April Cat the municipal elec.
ton which took place to-day, F.. Hail. the Republican
candidate for Mayor, was elected
PORTLAND, Me-, April 6-Jedediah Sewell ths
Republican candidate for Mayor, has been elected
by 100 msjory.
DUBUQUE. Iowa, April i.-Tbe election yeaterd.j
passed OF quietly. Ii. 5. Wetherugton tho people
candidate was elected Mayor by sou majority.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-09
THE KANSAS CONVENTION.

Sr. LOUIS, April s.-Ths Kansas constitutional
Convention has adjourned. Negroes and foreigner
having declared their intention OF resdcncy, 10 b
allowed TO vote for the Constitution, and the question
Of Universal Suffrage lie TO be voted upon at the 6
general election thereafter. The proposition 10 a!
low negroes TO vots caused angry discussion in ID,
Convention, and several counties signed the Con.,i
tuition under protest.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-09

VIZ have appointed j. j. VIM, ESQ.,, our Agent
to collect subscription advertising bills due to the
Richmond 4" Enquirer" the " Virginia Medical Jour.
na" the "s,e,hoscope," and for book and job work.
sIr VIM 10 now on collecting tour and will shortly
visit the following counties; we bespsak for him
8 hind reception from our friends:
Caroline. Hanover, Stafford, King George, Wsrt'
morelspd. Northumberland, Richmond, Lancaster
ESSEX, King and Queen, King William, Mathews
Gloucester, Middlesex, Dinwidde. Greensve. Sou,i
smpton, Sussex, surry, Isle of Wight, Nansemond d.
Norfolk, Princess Anne, Prince George.
Mr. j. NJ. Garland and Mr.. II. H. Smith. our .f0'.
se, Asents having retired from our employment are
no longer authorised 10 receive money tor Or give IT,
Ssipts In our name.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-09
MARRIED.

MANNED In this CITY ON the eh Instant oy the Rev
Joshua Petertin, THOMAS MARSHALL HEWITT, u
JOSEPHINE, daughter Of Joseph Allen, ESD, Of Rich
nond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-09
MISS PETIT,

We beg to remind our rea'iers, that Mise Lizzie
Petit's third aud last Reading of Shakespeare, takes
place this evening in the Ball Room Of the Ballard
House. We trust THE gifled young indy will have
large and brilliant audience to bid her farewell, ere
she leaves for the tour she proposes to make in this
and other States. Let everybody attend who would
enjoy highly intellectual entertainment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-09
FROM WASHINGTON CITY

WA.AlxGTos, April STRAITS OF very lsrp;
amount il is sad have been returned on the rrea,u
ry Department. Ii is also stated that the Treasury
notes from 10 10 per crrt. discount in some part
of the West.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-09
SALES OF STOCKS IN RICHMOND

For the Week ending LprR o, 1856
REPORTED ny JoHS 4. LANCASTER 4 sOS, BROKERS.
Fsn! per cent ~ years to rnn sales at the Treas
Do. DO shorter da'.s sales 900, ard iute..st
Bonds gnaran'ectby the State, sales s:Tb aad in;efe
Richmond City Bonds, sales f92 and intefcst.
Virginia Bank Stock. par 40 ss,es l;2x
Farmers Bank Stock, sales $lO3T
Exchange Bank Stock, sales, il0tn.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock, sales ~
Merchants Insurance stock las. sales s,I
Richmond Fire Association Stock, par }aO, sales 1854
Richmond. Fredericksburg 4Ei Potomac Railroad So
sales go
Virginia Contra, Railroad Stock, l.-i sales S13
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock, sales 80
Richmond and Danvc Railroad Stock, las, sales 3a7.
JalA"s EiY"r sE.. kanawha Stock, lost sales a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-09

Mr.. EvERErr's SOUTHERN TouR.-Mr. Everett
makes HE first tour South OF James River 10 Savhu
Lab, Gs. His orst"n thsrs will probably bs d.,Iv.
cred Wednesday evening Of the present week From
tho' city Mr. Everett will go to Augusta and thence
TO Charleston
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-09
NEW YORK, Ls-The Vanderbilt is to ss
on Saturday morning with the European mails.

NEW YORK, April S.-Cotton hss advanced OF
eighth -four ID firm and dull, quotations are III
changed. Wheat ia firm Southern white 81 3Oaal 4
Corn s 6rm sales of Sou hern white at 81 10. STOCK
are active and higher.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-09

BALTIMORE, ArRiL S-FIour is dull SALES d
Howard street and Ohio st 81 IaS4 50; CITY Mil,
al ~ -. Common and prime wheat dull, Others &C.
tive; red $laSl 05 white 81 l5sSl %. Corn is &C.
tive white flaG5 cts. yellow Gs. Provisions ar.
m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-09

FIRE IN THE MoUsTAIS.-The Cbarestown Spirit
fire during Wednesday and Thursdsy of last week.
On Thursday night the view from elevated positions
WIS anblimely grand A line Of ire was traced for
miles along the horizon and here and there it gesln
ed and glowed more brightly like the Wstchfrea Of
some mighty army.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-09

SPoTsYLvASIA TTEMs.--The Fredericksburg "Her.
aid" has the following:
The reports Of the growing wheat are highly satis.
factory. Most Of the farmers have finished seeding
their oat crop.
Volunteer Rife Company, numbering sixty
strong. haa been raised in the county OF Spoeylvs
MIA, and will proceed in few days to organize &C.
cording TO law.
Joseph F. Walters, the German, charged with
breaking into the residence Of Mr.. A. Armstrong Of
the county, and robbng him Of large variety Of
property, was tried before an examining court and
sent on for trial 10 the next circuit court. Walters
confessed the crime.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-09

CADET APPoINrMENr.-Mr. II. Stevenson Kinney
Of Augusta hss received an appointment az cadet Al
West Point Mr.. Kinney has been for some time
past At the Virginia Military Institute.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-09

At the election in Louisville, on Saturday, for mu
nicpaI officers the candidates OF The American party
were chosen. The Journal says the election psssed
off quietly. The aggregates Of the largest for
Counclm.n on each side follows For the Amer.
leans 1871 votes. for the Democrats 937 votee giving
a clear American msioritv Of 2A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-09

CHEAP EGcs.-The Warrsnton Wing says that
butter md eggs are now brought 10 that place in
large qusntites aud sell very reasonably. Eggs
eight cenis, and butter from IT. to ~ cents The
niIdness Of the past winter accounts for il.