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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-19
WEST POINT CADETS.

WAsHISaros, March lS.-Ths following Cad.,
have been appointed to the West Point Ac.d.n,
from Virgins: j. p. Cox, from the Third Cone,,
sonal District; 4. G. bearing from the Fifth; K s
Kinney from the Ninth. There is vacancy 10 Il,
Sixth. From North Csrolina-C. II. Barron b,
Csnpsdsy from the Fourth; David X. Adam. from
the Sixth and G. w. Clayton from y. Eehs
From South Csrolina-Jame Hamilton from III
Third District, and II $. Farley from the Fourth
From G.orgia-J. b. johnson from the Second Di.
trici; j. C. Blount from the Third; j. A. AleIaud,
from the Fourth; 4. T.. Arnold from the Sixth sr
]. A. West from the Seventh From Flords-S.
phen A. Moreno The sppoiutees are TO report i
person at West Point between the 4th and 2Oh Q
lima
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-19
GENUINE SOUTH CAROLINA LiBERALITY
We find the following item in the London Globe:

INDIAN RELIEF Fund.We are requested by the
that remittance Of foOl Is. has been received from
her Britannia Mejestys Consul at Charleston. South
Carolina, accompanied by letter containing ,ha fol-
lowing gratifying statemept:-"i think It proper to
hes been subscribed by American citizens, who have
hsen DESTROYS of uniting With the British resd. nts In
the expression Of their sympathy with the sufferers
Sy the Indian nutnlea."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-19
DIED.

DIED. on Thursday morning, March 18th, MRs. LUCY
n NICHOLS. in the 10Th year Of her hgs.
Her funeral will he preached this Frdny) afternoon nj
o'clock at the Grace stree, Baptist Church Her friends
and acquaintnncc' as wei ms those OF VIM strother,
are respectfully requested to attend without further
tice
D1Ep. in this rity. Wednesday, the nth instant
LYDIA c. TYREE, wife Of James T. Tyrre. and daughter
of WIN. n Waldrop Of Hanover In the o3i year OF her
age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from the residence Of her
husband this morning. at O'Clock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-19
IN MEMORY oF HENRY A WASHINGTON.

E1trGn, from tie Proceedings of The Faculty Of VII.
liam and Mary Coiir9t, at a mating held March Oh,
1855
Intelligence having been received Of the sudden and
accidental death uf HENRY A. WASHINGTON. for the
last nine vears the Professor nf History Political Econo
nv and Constitutional Inv in this Institution.
Resolved, That in the death Of Mr.. Washington, tho
impartial and dgnfed Professor. tho clear and con
vncng lecturer the just and upright man, the Faculty
has been deprived of jealous and distinguished mem
Der and the College has lost ardent and active sup
porter.
Resolved. That deeply aympathisc with the be
rcaved widow and relatives Of Mr.. Washington for We
also have to depore the loss of esteemed and valued
associate, Of kind aud constant friend
THOMAS. T. L. SNEAD,
Secretary Of the Faculty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-19
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.

The bill for the relief OF the bondhoders OF this com:
pany has been defeated in the Mary land House OF
DaIrgaes in consequences il is stated. Of the claims
nut in by the scrip holders II s feared that the
work will pass into other hands under judgements al
ready obtained.
The Company is now indebted to the State of Ma
rylsmd about fourteen million. Of dollars, and the debt
il accomplishing at the rate Of million OF dollars per
ann
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH,
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THIRTY FIFTH CONGRESS.-FIRsr SIs,
W.sufrornu

THIRTY. FIFTH CONGRESS.-FIRsrS Siam,
WAsHrSsToN, March Ii
SENATE The Senate resolved to hold nigh, a.,
sons. Mr.. Gwin Introduced resolution to no. NJ,
of the Secretary of War. &c. what steps t,,
been taken in regard to the massacre Of liz A1nsr
can citizens at Mountain Meadows, 6y the Indiana ,
Mormons. No action was taken. The KaDsa, d,
cussion was resumed on Mr.. Toombs' bill. n.
Toombs has the floor for the second session to nias
Other members are to follow.
HoUsE.-The House resumed the consdsra,iO
of the Army BILL which was discussed till adour.
ment. The vote on this bill will probably be tale
to morrow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-19
A MISTAKE.

The idea. not unfrequently met with in Journals OF
IN, day. that Senator Houston ia not at this lime act
ing with the Democratic party is a mistake. Wen
dersand from the best possible authority, that that
distinguished statesman is ardenily dssrons Of the
entire success Of Mr.. Buohanan's Administration,
which, in all the essentials of its policy, meets his
hearty APPROVAL Wash. Star.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-19
MARSHAL OF THE DISTRICT OF CoLUM.
BIA.

We cordially endorse the following article 10 Tues
days Examiner"
We are gratifed to learn that Col. VIM. Selden has
received from the President the appointment of Mar
shall for the District Of Columbia. Col. Selden has
been undertaking Democrat through life, and has
rendered the party great service writer in many
a campaign. He is native Virginian; was several
years Register of the Land Office of Virginia, and a
member of our Legislature; was a frequent and
of the elder Richie; was subsequently, Treasurer OF
the United States for many yesrs. the duties of which
position he discharged With acknowledged fidelity
and ability He possessee, in high degree, the Pc
e1ltar qualities to constitute ins Marshal for the
District.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-19
SPRING TRADE, 1853

VoHS n GORDON, Foua1rEsr,l Srsrrr, Ds,r .
~ Exchange Hotel, hss In store. and Is receiving :
daily arrivals, large and we'll assorted stock oil Ut
ecres Metss &c, % which he invites the attention OF
iriead and customers in taTn and country. His se
consists in part Of
Swedes
American Hammered SI2Or.
Engsh and American rolled
English aud American bls.ered Steel.
Broad Plough Iron, 7 to l2 inch.
Flat, Round and Square Iron, all sizea'
Oval, half Oval and half round Iron
American, English and Russia ShcetI Iron.
Band and Hoop Iron.
Nail Rods, American and Swedea
American and Swedes Horse Shoe Ireu.
Horse Shoes, assortcd.
Tin Plate, Pig and Bar Tin.
Sheet Zinc, Spcter and Spelter Solder.
Sheathing, Brazicr's and Bar Copper
Shot, Pig and Bar Lead.
Ground Wagon and Cart Boxes.
McCormicks and Palmer Mould Boards.
Wooden Bucket Handles.
Bucket Ears and Rivets, timed sAd black.
Tin PLACES, various Sizes
Hardware and Wrapping Paper.
Cotton and Hemp Plough Lines
Sole Leather, good and damaged.S
Sperm, Aaamardne aad Tallov Candles. ,..b 10
With general assortment of Groceries. ""e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-19
NEW uRIEANs MApyp1 n,

NEW ORLEANS MARKET, MARCH IL,
Cotton-Sales to-day OF l2 500 bales l0isl cent? w
middlng. The decrease Of receipts this port TO dI
amount TO 2s bales and the decrease 81 s soutsS
ports to 2s7.29l bales. The stock 10 por, amounts "
4ias70 bales Flour active at 81 25s4 so Red WheGG
81 OF, whire do. 81 ~. Corn has declining endene!
sales al i5a Mess Pork Sl5 75alG. Lard IN ses
IL! cts. Sterling Exchange 5s6i per Dent. premium
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-19

NORFOLK, MARCH lS.-Tbe ship Star Of Hope,
from Caao, with guano, reported As being ashore,
at Wllloughby's Point, has got of without dischar
ing cargo or sustaining damage.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-19

have been taken to look into this subject. and to
,,cit, as far IS possible, the exact truth highy
respectable gentleman. who ran ooat' lot tNeHt
D,1rs on the river between Buchanan and kichnohn.
Inns furnished the following rates OF freight tnal urru
10 be charged between hnae pons, rrcl"s1s Of tolls
on the old canal. That they may be better compared
with the present rates, they placed below ID oP
p'S Present charges Former rates OF
from Richmond freight on n
to Buchanan in yer in bat
Guiding freight tesuI
and toll.
Dry goods and groce' ., g.,
rics, per lOOl lbs, 4 o CO.. IN
Flour, per DBL :, % 90 e'e am NJ
Tobacco per hid, :, ~ ~ % "A M
Pig iron, per ton, ~ Az w
Sat ascending per 40 IN .. ~
sack, ~ - ~ " ~ M
Plaster per ton, sc IL Y" -
In comparing the above rates. II must % oorne 10
mind Ii AZ at the time the baesu1 were running III
Dor and PROVISIONS we're at least lOO per cent lower
than they are now co that if the same duty had 10 3e
performed now the rates of freight woulo DC nearly
doub'ed And as proof this, note ~hat are 'ns pre-,
sent rates OF freight the river between buchanan
and Clifton Forge distance uf only 81 mnes-
Pig iron 81 80 per ton $50 cents more man
is charged from Buchanan TO Richnond') hour
IS cents per barrel; dry goods and groceries,
80 cents per 100 bs plaster, &c. 50 per ton IL 'ne
same art Giles were carried by bateaux to Rich
mond, at the above rates. the price in proportion to
the distance would be FIVE times the above, or Tor pig
iron s2 50 per ton; four 81 rs per Dbl; dry goods
and groceries 81 50per 100 lbs plaster $25 per ION.
The ireghts above Buchanan are now at the MINI
mum, 10 consequence Of the competition with the
Central Rail Road.
In the annual report of the late Joseph e. Cabell,
in 1912. when the tolls thirty per cent higher
than they are now, he makes the following remarks
THE actual average of the tolls, as stated by the
Principal Engineer Of the Staten his report Of lSiOs
aboutl Of cent per ton per mile wbichogether with
the usual canal freight Of cent in addition, makes an
aggregate charge of2s cents per mile rate of
charge which, Tor its moderation, is probably anpar
sleled upon any other incpent work, and consti.
tutes saving of nearly too thirds Of the former
charges upon The river over and above the great ad-
vanages resulting from the superior certainty. safety
and convenience of canal navigation"
The above facts in regard TO the comparative tolls
on the river and canal cannot be controverted, and
when compared with the statements of Common
Seuse," and others the subject, show The un
fairness and even recklessness win which the enc.
rnes of the canal oppose ifs progress and endeavor
to defeat the completion of work, which il alone
able to make Virginia the carrier of the great West.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-19

,IY ANDERSON and SHEPARD. and opposed by Messrs
DEJAHsErrE. DgAsE, and BRows Of Petersburg. Fend
Ing the consideration Of the BILL
IN motion OF Mr.. kEES the House adourIed-ay es 3d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-19

BALTIMORE, MARCH lS.-Flour and wheat ~,
unchanged. Corn is acrive; sales OF 5O,OOO bush-,
white al 50 a sc, yellow SIS 81 cts. Sugar, TO-
bhds. sold; Orleans, i a IT cts. Coffee-stock il
port, IS 600 bags. Rice l0l a III CITE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-19
LIVERPOOL. STEAMERS.

New YORK, March lS.-The steamship KanRarc,
WHICH was to have sailed for Liverpool to-day, b,
been delayed till Saturday, to take the Europe
mails.
The sale of the Collins steamers has been Dol,
nnned two weeks from to-day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-19

NEW YORK, MARCH lS.-Flou: has decline
i've to 10 cents sales of Southern at - 50 To ) o.
Wheat is nominal. Corn ia dull; salrs of white
g.. yellow at 90 CTS. Stocks are dull; Virgins siIr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-19
BENEFIT GIVEN BY MISS DAVENPORT FOR
THE MOUNT VERNON ASSOCIATION.

The Mobile Register states that never was Mics
Davenport's brilliant hstronic genius more grandy
displayed than the occasion Of the benefit she gave
to swell the funds of this band patriotic seters She
chose the character of Peg Wellington, 10 Reade's
play Of that name. The above mentioned authority
Gays: THE noble charities of Peg Wellington SEEM
ed to catch hoer Inspiration from the patriotic
motive which prompted the gifted actress in Der per-
Torrance OF the piece. With selfforgetfuness and
abandon almost uncomfortable, che threw her soul
into the strange persopaton, and the playing was as
really the character Pegs picture was her oen face
looking out from the canvas
The thanks OF the Association and Of all who Gym
psthze with its objects are due to this highly talent.
cd LADY, who generously lays the gift OF her genius
upon the shrine of osr country's first hero Though
not daughter of America, she has been received
with open arms for many years, throughout the land
aud she thus touchingly offers testimony Of her
gratitude. 1t is said that she purposes to make the
United States her home, aud her many virtues, her
rich mental endowmen's and not lest her sympathy
18th the daughters of Washington, will ever cause
her to DO cherished in her adopted country.
Its TO the interchangeable Madame LIE Vert, that the
Association is indebted for Mas Davsnport's ser
viees at this benefit we'll as for Mr. Edwin Booths
at the matinee he lately gave in Richmond. 1t was
she who appealed TO both artistic, and received the
compliment Of favorable response. We can but
contemplate her never firing exerlions with wonder
and admiration. They prove what one noble woman
can accomplish when she advocates with her whole
heart glorious In sir ,c,eks she raised near
ly tuco thousand dollars in Mobile and venture
to say that city in the Union. whatever it's popu
lation may be. has given more literally. Itwas she
through her husband, who reused the Masons of Mo
bile to contribute largely. 1t is through her in
auence that the proceeds of the Masonic ball which
was to take place March 18th, will be devoted to the
Mount Vernon fund, and that the Irving Associs
ton" give ball on the 18th for the same purpose
She devotes per ceutsge Of the proceeds Of her
Souvenirs of Travel" one Of the most charming
and popular books of the day, to the Mount Vernon
reasury. She obtained as we have stated, the ser.
vices OF the two eminent artists above named she
rises with the lark 10 write letters and appeals, that
may engage distant friends to partake Of her abors
To sum up all, she unites system, judgment, energy
to the impulses of warm heart, and brings all to
bear to accomplish great and holy end. The South
may we'll be proud of such daughter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-19

ARRIVAL OF THE ADRIATlC.
SAvAssAH. March l8.-The bark Adriaiic, which
escaped from the French authorities, arrived hers
this morning.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-19

CELEBRATED.-Thss anniversary Of the birth of
Washington was duly celebrated at Panama. AT
noon a national salute of II guns was fred by the
United States sloop of.war Decatur, and by the
French frgate Perseverance and II. b. Ms chip
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-19

A communication WIS received from the House. an.
nouncng the passage of certain bills.
BILLS PASSED
Amending the charter Of the Merchandising and Wythe
Turnuike Company For the relief Of II. Brewer Max.
ipc AN appropriation of 900 for repairs the Armory
Ex.mpting from taxation the real estatc and bond. OF
the Vir2ni Mechanics Institute.
The cana conversion bill then taken up debated,
and made the order OF the day for to morrow.
Several resolutions OF enquiry were adopted and bills
rnnnrted The Senate then adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-19

Present charges Former rates OF
from Richmond freight on II
to Buchanan in yer In Dat
Guiding freight tesur.
and toll.
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his side, wherin they justly failed him. 1t though,
fit by the General Assem- THE GOVERNOR himself.
giving sen;ence) that he should stande tower days
with hts care: nayed to the P!llory, viz: Wednesday
Augt. 9TH and 20 likewise, Thursday, Fryday and
Saturday next following; and every of those Tower
dayss should be puoliquely whipped.
Now a. touching the neglecte of his worke, what
satisfaction ought to be made to his Mr. for that is
referred to the Governor and COUNSEL Of Estate.
The main business Of the Assembly was carried on
with admirable system and despatch. Two commit.
tees appointed the first day of the session. 10
consider the "great charter commission OF priv
legss, orders and swes," "onely in case We should
find ought not perfectly squsring with the etate OF
this Colony or any lave which did presse or bind too
harde, that we might by waye of humble petition,
seeke to have It redressed.''
The committees concluded their labors on tie
same day; and on the next day, the Assembly re
solved TO present six petitions to the oomn.nv in
Euglsnd the last and most nnimportaut Of which i.
that "they will be pleased to change the sav,cs
usms Of Kicoowtsn (uow Hampton.) and to give 70
that incorporation now name"
Having thus disposed of the question of amending
their organic Law. the Assembly proceeded to enact
ewo other sorts Of lave.
ls, The lawes drawn out Of the Instructions civ
by His Nstiss Council Of Virginia In England 10
my Lo Ia Ware, Cspt. ArRsll, and Sir George
Yeardley, Knit
These inolade wholesome laws against idleness'
drunkenness sud excess in apparel
The last Of these is perhsps worthy Of imitation 10
t;.e present dsy of silks and crinolne:
Against excssse ia apparel; that every man be
cesssd in the charche for all publique Contributions
II he be unmarried according to his owne spparel'
Il be be- married according to his owne and bis
wives, or either OF their APPAREL"
Lave were also passed to enforce the planting Of
corn. vines, mulberry trees. SO. 1t was also provi
ded that tobacco should be taken payment Of pub
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-19
IMPROVEMENT FUND.

The Senate bill for the relief of certain internal i'm
prsvement companies and holders OF debts sccoun,
OF the construction OF State works BY an issue OF CERT
naysl5
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On motion of Mr. HAYnosp. House bin amending
the second section of passed Let juno 1852 extend
ing the jurisdiction Of justices of the peace was taken
up and after being discussed by Messrs. HAYMoSp
LYss, DucxwALL aud others. was passed. 9Th. bill
prescribes that an appeal from the Judgment of jus
tice when the Involved is less than So shall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-01
THE News.


Lhe Vanderbilt IT. amso'p Norm star, rom South
anp'or 81 IT, ls'b q August arrived ~ ms port
yr~tefiay morning. her advices nave peen an'ici-
Ta't4 ~ her o~n iopo's ION 81 "oahS, ". r. and
O. cas- II Balumor sao &C have also published
three ssy Lister ncae by tho steamer Propeller from
Caiag Tie se,ew steamship Borassis irom liam
burg Hnyre ard saatbao p'oa. arrived here yester
0ay uorrag Sic lsf' Southampton on the 18th OF
August sri Il cossfq-eutly anticipate io her news
Hsg'ea ,onn. i rad a visit lately 70 the
American "a t.ta ~ Vic is'ard q N1saza
Ee lova- rcFul, ssttleaaai q Ely pe socs there,
&. cnglEee 4 d.egng susoo tor q eonu'ry ~ Bai'
tu"fs rLs Emt "a 4 uayii has protested 10 a
terms II. i s.i-or
I4i- ad'i.5s ho1 British G,...a7 r'ato 'aai ne
CsIab.aes C5ut. had 80 ..olei &c 1ppa-a.Aeal q
sptea. aeca. = Is aca! = tae e. Hles iof lhe
p,rps- o -.per' tfao' cooae ST. grafton e Tat
colony II .-t 81 l63o 60 snfth A1o'her
srecs. aest' &C. he-I appointed p proceed Y
China T''t s'mi.af o' go ~ = ~ = LEW -
Lerura. tts.ass travelling eTrfns-.
We -. fie' y, 7 'ae VS. 'no'oe ds.ed II n'ngs
c.. JAlie.'a' ~ u. io'h 4 Z H~as' Ahe weather
"a i1'en " TT the'' va : 'o'a. absence y
Fasa aa1 ~ efot. o,.- y PfeeAioha si-'e ID
Consequence Ie'# 80 =! Feiy snehuy pseVa'
t-t tle ioca4 paI = eondemnea ne p9a1y q the
Il -lsL acohtiotist' ~ roaaa ierfiS' snc ~-aiai-aec
= .pp'y & hA,aa Tx lAetE ir0n some source Or
oines un6er so@e nsS arrangement.
TIE hontea Fi.la Ba''ery 81 At1eFy arrived 10
TIL city yosieraay Afternoon nne we'e rfetiyeaty
IL, second company National Guards, Capt Smaller.
They vs-t oe'a.n'- a.' Otlow Albany over eight
hours ~ the steamer te.bg gEoaHdca On TIC sand
pars. L TIC Afternoon th'y 'ss'ttd HahoAAs ard
B.ck~tIs ! stcst and - tne tgealhg were tnier'
t-iuct g IT. a.uoiy 81. tao Second Company They
p'I Unain A. III yi'y ~ Friday Feiainlrg home
IL tle Wsy &. Troy
hn iT7cs''ra'ifa ilta certain circumstances that
Lave cunt 81 i'en rs ttling tie mysterious di-ap-
rf ranee 6, H. B.araar, who Las teen missing
eirce g. 2otl II Itsi month - commenced before
2 lul.'e 81 IL I-Aee s. tcnpkins,Me staten
l-.aua .e.teroay II WI he rtooociec That i ~
alleged ~ rO,ss.aE Aey go sfon y enter car.
riise z. Iompkira TIC evening q to 20th.
Fnte thg- &c ttace e. &C. - been found, uc'vith.
raad.aE every .xef.ar hls bccu rnAdc I, discover
Ct. IT, tVtha- I'm Brennan ooust3 the arrest
rf svtHl drivers = pablic carriages u Tonrkins'
VIE LA H. Va Is 6sd 80 ffum thcs drivers hat
knowledge tey Lac II The matter ttat tic invest
Rat.ea VA Asttlt.l he testimony, however, .
taf isi.s 81 throw aty satisfactory ight upon this
rss'erio0s -la4 ~ '.c evidence o. not IN any
W. mr.'at. It's I'rt. .f-cs'td. luN report o.
tbc invcsuga'ioa ths II TON. elsewhere IN todsys
hEhhLn. ihe ea.t 4'. u resumed tomorrow
fn1 IA. . b..he Ss.'s..-s eae.td 'at arrest o.
: ~ HARRISON, Aeefti Il sfoosiy TOT y So. ~
ea'Ila. sat,'' !" ".'"'' .ss..a ~ Justice
ven ensisin ~. 80 "sH.s n'pto'ed Fl
bAluIl uiAne ~ s'Nss's '.s .tsd W.
go A-sa. 80 sas'i'- 1-' -.A 1T eA''
lA' ~ ...v..,..,., t.,-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-01

The New York HeTaid-Edifion for Europe.
the Curaro usi stes soip srssis Cap. s,o1e, leaves
this 9ot1 a. 'o' LiSs'pa1l
TIT Earvpe,n u &c 49, osose ID tbs o''z o. ast pls
niDe o'scsg tris n40sDiaE
re Europa tcot q sts sEsAEr, fVicsec ~ ffe1co
Sc Fgsisa ' Yvnaso a. sire o'eieck to .nt morn
ing s,rgis pee. 10 ~ts pre-, stE ceoss
euascr-p ~ acJ soytFtiae1s1fs cf azy econ OF tae
lsr yoEE SkRAlp wi re ,sosi.s5 4 ia sollc sug
piece. IL E4yoSe
LnSaon . -au,sc. low soz 4 O.. - IH5gste bill
fp.es . sscsy, al h - Wi.ie1 siree;
ptpla sla,g9 Sal sin Co, Pace "a Ia b2arSe.
LAVE pcrI Ts-stns ssstf 4 Do., Chsoei street
- ssusrt 10 Excite. &c ssFast, Fast
EAy.R.... l.su9stS 3Ascw {. CO 81 Rae Corr a'uc
Ths eo1tsuts Of ne Earopsaa ecinee d .he HSaALp
~ casstre Es refs received r, ard telegraph n
t. ocs aVrs .nr ure.eus week a1c uats hour Of
putl.agsu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-01

PKoyENDEE FOR THE BLACK REpuBI.,oAns,-
Az Kansas is Low pretty we'll exhausted sad ~
inss~ 10 bleed any longer, az II is Inn possible
any more TO get up respectable shriek over the
caues Of suffering freedom in Kansas, the black
republicans are preparing to take hold Of the
fisses ara those three hundred Africans carried
iato ChsFicstop, AID stir up the case into q
thupderiDg agitation bred Scott is a slov
coach; but q Whole ship load Of niggers, fresA
from Cougo srd iauGcd il Charleston. ia quite
another thing. Whist says Massa Greeley
Won't a chip load Of Dipgtre dos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-01

IfVNTVLTF n. t, AUX IL Ut, 1903.
Tic Twentieth regiment, Ulster Guards, Colonel
Pratt, and lho Twenty first regiment, Of Dutehsss
and Columbia counties. Colonel Wright, are now
cacanpcd near this place. The Tycnticth regiment
tNis afternoon waa presented with beautiful set a
rgiCniDl colo BY The Authorities Of the village OF
Rcndont After The presentation and appropriate
Addresses, ihe brigade was-reyinwed by B-igadier
General Y. 4. Samson. T. morrow the brigade wiz
be reviewed. by General Druco, II the Governors
staff Generals Ward and Bruce are now on tho
ground
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srd richer pssces sasn all sbo-e Of California,
Anstrhiis snd Frazer river put together. So
the rulers q The ci's viii sc that BY putting
the Bioominsdaic road in order they can make
some lat things for their rieDd-, increase the
taxes, ana thur tave chance 10 steat y little
more The sfa'r offers a splendid opportunity
for a little exsra stealing, In exercise always
welcome at the City Hall aud ii ii. people get
a coed road they won't srlmbse At beng pluD-
daItQ q little tor il.