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posted: otherwise, I should be fearful OF the
effusion of blood; if reports be true, you may
preoare for a struggle. 1t is reasonable L"
supnose that Brown, having rendered cilcic'it
service fer the Republican party IN Kansas ana
elsewhere, they will not see HIM SWING. u
a., cor, avoid il. IL our antiCi-
nations are correct with regard to your having
trouble on the day OF execution, (and it might
be q rush on the prison previous to the day CT
executicnJ we would expect to see your towL|,
villages and hotels~crowdcd with strangers q
few DAYS before the day cf execution, all -
cretly armed"
Extract from It Letter .yr"m .'t,o l"f@' W.
II. 1859.
"My object in addressing You, is 10 INFORM
you OF the existence Of an organiZauo' ~ va
city. extending to the city oil Boston ''lI u,
interior of this State, which has Tor IT'S o,y..'
the rescue Of John Brown, the nsu'ie't'":'s.'
on the Gav and in the event OF inc eNccI,'n :
This organization is composed eA'!'>''i' ., =,
crazy aboli,ioni,,> and runaway ic-!G''' ~"
We. their rlens arc very extensive. an" "it','
reo;ly practicable, and !fcGrS.nf %"'' wen ,1'
! culated 20 insure the Accomplishments % -
object. II. however, they Should !ai' ~ ~
attempt To release Brown, they props" :"
wreak their vengeance upon those VINO ",.
been instrumental i'll securing that justice ''
the criminal. which lac 80 richly d'>e':,S:-
Nv informant is a man OF characL"r, and DC
licye Of strict integrity, w!i" Is iie''l'S'' -
some manner with the organization !i'i',r!i,
though have endcayorcd 10 dissU-d: i'm
from engaging in such n p%crilou- entcTpr:e..
All that | have learned in relation 70 thi> al
fair was impaired t, me IN r0nEir,'<, bHt M
18TH - - ;,y, ,.d .is ilU,IS llat
the whole affair may be fru>;ratri. g.; suci a'
object is really cont.mpiatedJ ccini'"'''> INC 70
acquaint Won with the facts.
Extract ctn Ltnsr.rrom N"I'""I'!.
IL will reveal 10 you a conversation hc'"eeh
myself snd =. Ran from this tpar' "h" h"'
travelled recently through Ne" 1oit, rem
s~ylvania, Ohio and Iiiiuais. Ills statement i
this: He converscd with a man III 'h!o WA"
told him that ycu knew the North too VET! MOI
to reprievc these men under sentence ana
that If you did not rcprirSc them they wo"'d
certainly rescue them. lie wa, then told there.
by a man who was favorable I" the South, tGat
there was certainly q moTcIret.; "n foot u
rescue the ~iugitlvcS nov under Sentence. lie
was also told by the same person that thr!c
was \ company Of men. r"IIhrfiEg 2J", WHO
had left that state under I:e.encc o. gong Out
on n hunting excursion; tut the "'atriiv!!
was false, rs their intention was :" '"inc 10
Virginia and skulk around until the jay oil
the execution of the prisoners, AID hen to
rescue them with aid from New ln:h.
'Iic saws the New York people ar. decidedly
in isyo, Of rsscuiug him l)li:o"itJ Lo;'sc.
gucn,lv think i, womla i" night aud proper
10 be we'll fortified. in case o! an esnrTgci!ci:.
| think it would be well 10 have q considerable
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c,riinsl Democratic Principles on tho Slavery
Question

Ahs,l,,. nr.-iut.risr,Hcc hv the lrrneral Govern.
Iueu,. 70 in,.,iucr VI 20 r>c!'l,ie Saves, III any OF The
territories ct the Union.
y, F.lcr.i Slave Cole. No Coaxres>.ona DID.
CT ..a..ion in iavo! oi save !rorerty in the terrific
,e,, and no Conyrr-,.,n.! discrimination against il.
Whenever in any OF tie ,crri:ort, the safety Of
slave person, or the right o; slaSs property, or the
r.,i., Or safety Of any description ,. persons or oro.
:cr;.. !, uac,a>,iti,ioua!y assaulted, ii j. She power
aud duty If Congress, ~. less than al 81: and eve
~ orrc: Department OF ;ur General government, -
exercise - proper fractions. lo- ,he sccnn's OF
{ ,lni protection 10 the -yhts aud safety o' "'e'
Species %; persons amt rrouc.;:.
the tai aaG 0!..G.rr'-ct rsE. ,, trF.:s.
rciIu,y. ~rnu;!!aC the laon!e 81 sati 49, va
application tor their admission ~ " Ly 9
sac uuIoiI. {" enact theIr own SiA'r oi's
tar and tuu reference 20 = popular VOC. "it.'u'
force, fraud or Federal d.c.'tion, aha y! 1870
.,;ru,lu, 70 g-uvidc Tor "a. i!G.si!s"'ahSt |! u r.
tIh,,;nn %, lie institution o. slar"Ev - :" Gs4 Ii"'
neen, best. ,Mu,.;,y
resolutions g,nmImOGsiy adopted ny ue 'as"ha
J,l,-.ron 20 the Na:ious! Democratic Convention n
/ resolved. Ta.. tie Constitution 81 The InIe!
S,s,r. !. a conIuac, be:Seer. Sovereign snd co.eqGai
States, un:t-t upon ~" OASIS = perfect s'"a's "
rst.:- amd yfINlly-e-. r,;,,.,,
co,.r,o,. r-n,,r,y in which .he States hsSo e!'"'
Rights, and TO ~S,ch. the citizens Q. ever n:s,e ina:
? .%:hiiI.ly mlgrase with ANY property fec"st!st' s
.r.., ;, Nav o, tho States Of The .lG''a, and III the
C"u,,;u,6nc i the uuitsd STATES.
2 K..olyet Therefore, tina, tie Congress o. me
trr,.t States has 30 power 70 abolish or pr2Aio'
sl,,rry IN any OF TIE Territories o; the n':ea S'"Ess'
a.. ,icl power pertains only 20 the peoI!e ini;s".s'
IN, the sane, when II, size exercise o: rs"''a. "u.
,nor:y they torri Their State Constitution "i'h = ''"S
:, admission into the Union.
!. ~.:r>"lycd, That The Missouri; re"inc:!'h "ss :
,,'',,.u O, ,tr foregoing principles, ana is repeal
bv IN. Observation-Disclosures Law w.s use, lH'' AZ"
nrce>>aTS. -
5. Resolved. Tina, Congress Ia, 10 constitutional
Resolved. Tina, the In.y OF a:iording adequate
nrr.ectlon ia =. Territories previous 10 ;!.eir !ess,
o-.m!m:on a. states, 90 equal rights o! person ai!d
r-oue-. respected under tho constitution OF the
t.iou. j. inciuhon. on ;ne proper legislative aaiho-
r,ty thereof.
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GOVERNOR WISE AT CHARLEsToWE.

~.iTrtE"i - nc 1N't0TH-ldNV ~ ZIG -HE
E,c;.-mcat-Qniet Hestoroi, &c.
ii,yrrts FERRY. .SgEday EreEing.-Gor.
Vase arrived at hail past fear O'Clock this af-
t,rnoon. in = Special train, with full four hun
lrc;; yolun;eyr Sai1iery, embracing nine com
pIu.rs from Richnond and vicinity. he left
atoui six O'Clock for Chmles;own, with four Of
80 companies, and the remainder will lollow
in the morning. They have full camp equIpaGe
with them. aud It Is the intention to form a
military encarnpncn; 1t Charlestown until
after ,hc executions. Arrangements have been
Made 10 ol'a'n supplies OF provisions for them
from Baltimore.
toy. Wise vas waited u;pon at tie Washing
ION junction hy several OF the officers Of til.
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Company, who
rad him ;Ecir respects, and with whom he CON
v"r,.i quite freely regarding the excitement.
81, Governor was understood 10 say. in re-
,.,,.. t. Suggestions that the :i:IOrs were
r,lsh,v uuluunGci, that though hr would o.
r,..rIr: Us maa,ng unnecessary preparations
ios ~ zen" liza! might not appear. Jet n 50
grave "a matter. ana with the clear aud positive
~cy;,icI...c IN lbs POSSESSION Of the cSistcn'" "s3E
n:ent'ou aud an ~ organization 10 aii,uptth" res
c:c d the State JrisuuaiS, he preferred 10 "2's
tftv tire>tuo may ncI. II iIa>i:c one '"'la"s
aud the best wa, IN Ills judgment. "a p%re'"n;
serious trouble wax 10 fully prepare I" meet i.
lie d.! rot iOr 4 moment crcGi; the idea that
any armed iprcc would bodily narcn 70 the
scene. 10 undertake = rescue. but he did be,iev.
tia: bad lucn were planning al attempt 10y
Gathering Singiv. or in paiTS. To- bc in readiness
III case success, would seem AZ all possible. lie
vas informed that Ill" property t, three or
more Of the Jurors who condemned Brown had
been burned within the past iorty-eig't hours.
and this Seemed to impress him tina: there were
eniSsaries and ~accompiice> Of Brown now IN
the vicinity Of Charlcstown.
Gov. Wise further declared that while 1t
would crafty him to lind that no effort at
rescue would DC made, and that his visit and
It's attendant precautions. were entirely I'M
necessary. VI; he believed il would be useful
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-22

lialifaH-D. y. C'al""fhe' Ian" -
icy, ~ n c;ho, n .rj T. Rrue r.
iIainP>hlre-D GIBSON ~; ana y D'us -
llan"r"r-N. ID. NcMt""'
!iarrison--J. :. ii"i.'''an, l"d, d. H.
West, II. ~
liarGy-jo"'i IL. ASSN w;
licnrlco-L. ). McGruder; W.
iien's WAY W -, n
IlighIand-H. ". 'eIr!ns' ~
i>'t u paora.D,n, Frost
jackson ana h'a,t-D "m''' mit Ink.
Jeiiei>on-J. l.. '''>'"' - "''u
W. A. .,jIl
Mana" ''""S ~ '"''
"T:.'' ". .,m.,-T Seldom D..
h!"y urorse ana San ~ - -
h"7 "'''a'i 7. Car.
Lancaster and N"rth''''"s''"'"
Ter, ID. ,n
Lee ana "i'cIr:S > H,..t, ,i;,,o- n
Lee SCOT ana Use
Lr"lN-N' l.. -irhO.'' -. rro,uont
Logan, BOONE ana wyoming
Ward, II.
L"~ui>a--J"i,h iiuittcr' -: Rent.
Loua9al-'' D. n'n' w.
ley, ".
Lunrnhnrs--Jo"n Vrs"'n'
Maii>on-jarnrS L. hc'nPG,: ,,,ho,.
Marion-I. ;. llayfnoha' W. ""' ''
pTchard, j. -
Mar>ta.I-Ja'ne M"'"
Ma,oa-J. iot,!ey; w. - r,,,. "
Matthew's an" ,,|N I'LL
Ncchtcn",iS- ""'I''i "
.icrteF-"a''rS W. n m " ..,i-
h"n"n.'!'R-'"i
i'f""n' W. - r.,,n.
haiHT4tt Y L., ' ~'ai ''H' - N'l
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"HENr-uTARTERs or THE
rnTnrn uEEINEN1 OF ARTILLERY

"HH'h
THOSE OF ORR CITIZENS WHO NAY HE FAvoRA.
ppEETIiirHy are r..Ic,.,i 20 roc., ut the cnrr =. IL
Coloa-i Of III Regiment. THIS SATURDAY, AFTER.
no ~ q. haI!rast4 O'Clock.
Tle'IicuD!ary Members y. the Company are particularly
wvcrB.r Of 10, Tras. II. EnrI-. Colonel coumandin9I .
=. |; CLUvTON, Adjutant."
On motion "f Col. Ellis. who preaccd his
motion by some aiiuSorS To Co. Rutherford.
a. The frs captain of the company, Col. John
Rn,Ierlo"ri. AZ honorary lnernn"r, was -.
~Glc>lc,i ;n &C; a. chairman. and .ialne> ".
Rawlings. an tx lieutenant OF TIE company, II.
IC"~;c,i &" a.; ~ secretary
Cul. EiI:-.NpIaiurd bis rcaSon> Tor rrlvening
he company. ii> honorary members AMI friends,
NJ ;ni, tie A. u part of hi- regiment, he
;a,. i. Ia, ,lp;v 'r ,er that The company was
placed !, y co~diijo;, & 'hnrnu:h "fic,cucy.
r." Irc>rn. u"ra.;s il r"t alarming stat:
o! public Atari. III lis opinion Justified and
required special v~iriIancc ana ei'or, oa the
part y: VERY man w:n was IGNORED bv : NIL
,a-r commission from the Commonwealth.
And he was pleased % observe in all iiiec.
tons such manifestations 10y The volunteers Of
Y,r-;nis, and particularly those Of Richmond.
Is clearly 10 prove the existence arn""s them
Vt H." !i:rs, spirit of the. ci;ihen-Soidirf. ard
u.e understandable fidelity 70 tn" right -; 10
South.
Bnt independently OF these considerations IL
a"owei his unabatrd attachment To the Rich
mond Faycttc Artillery, his regret at the dc
pressed condition Of the company, aud his
readiness to 10 what he could 10 impart 10 it
renewed strength and efficiency. He adverted
e" some Of the rcininiscences o! the company.
IN estimation in which 1t lmi been always
held bv the citizens Of Richmond. the kind
feeling which he bclievcd still existed towards
il. and the p~ropriety Of having al least one ar
tillery company attached tn such regiments Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-22

A meeting Of the Richmond Faycttc ArtiI.
le-r, is honorary members and some Of is
friends among the citizens ri Richmond not
members. was held on Saturday last. pursuant
tn TIA" annexed call. "a wit:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-22

to Virginia in the end, as showing the alacrity
with which Ter volunteers responded to a pub.
lie cali, AMI the ease and prolnptness with
which she could concentrate ti:cIa III force 10
sustain her laws or rcpcl The violent invasion
Of her soil.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-22
THE WEEKLY

A y ORIGINAL STONY. written csp'-,-iy Tor psp"f'
n entitled WEDLOCh l. ) TitkLIsh lhiN"' u
ri Story" about N, HiPriyr cDrrig ~ Ei.hNoHp, rom
:h- pen 81 tka, most hGGoTCUs of virginia sfMets' '.L-
Iprrv,," ~li b. commercrf In III. RlCiINvND Win
Ii DISPATCH o! FRIDAY. 9ith instant. The stCF! -
charming one. and full Il 'h- FRESHNESS. "ni oTlglh.l'!
.heh cE2fact-TiEe ;h- authors -;yi=. Copper ior sag =;
,,- court-, o. Ia. J;-..iib nr!c-, and At ~. P-f!9f!c@!
and Newspaper stores - L-ai. l.. smith, Maiii street j.
v. Evans, Pearl street, ard nm. ii. JA:'s. br'ad s''es''
Price I'll &C ceLts per copy. =
(rHEESE.-Euyn,h p>.ry aud 'op.r,3r mS1er
- Lheeee. Per sals By Lt. u. b. pA'ESfohi'
Nov -
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Rnl,nce ON l,anl eo:a ,.rte.nb-r .......... !.9I. q
STATEMENT, September Goth. 1853
RICHMOND FAYETTE ARTILLERY.

After y vote &c thanks to The Speaker, the
Assembly nhionrred sine DIG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-22
NORTHWESTERN BANK or rlrGlNIA.

WHEELING, Va. N0N. =, -!
Hon HLSEY \. WISE, Governor OF virginia:
sIr-I have the honor 90 enclose the report OF thls
u.py amt Breaches, for lh- quarter ending October l>5".
WiiI great r-.pcci, JuaN T. SAhrbELL'
President.
Sr,-,MESr OF TIE C"Spif!Vs ~ THs SoEII.WIsTERS BANK
ID, VrgL:Si., ~:NCiCuING ~ BE,NcHEs Al WELL SurEG, PAR
SgE.vvEg ,Sp J.FTkKscSv!tLE US THE lsT DAY of OCTOBER,
10 WIN COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF rnE SANE fok
.n,,,.nr mp a. - % WAY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-22

The aIE"j.L: nearest - md above MAJ -uin; !ot
which -crip could be procured was sl.""o. This
amount vus therefore purchased 10 State StocE. iro'n
which i; will hc seen ny :hc accounts b"lr~, That the
permanent Invested fund.- o' tue S"cie'y row
amounts 10 1850.
v.,. n sorie dcg:cc diminished hy the holding 81
u L.: Fair under the ~nusliec. of;hc Union Society.
IL. .aS n"na con:er: - aiaie cnc.third Part Of 1910
snar7: 2: Ms -a.ar: since :hr 2c2.mr02c!1.n; .: ~
PRESENT '.,r-:tn' =. - red"c" j. ION F!,'"'' -
$'."g".
vr.nr<iA >r.rE Aa"iccITvr,L S"c.rrY.
Io orcng.. ,~iH '!itS. Il. WILLIAMS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-22

AMElIA.-Ticrc will be meeting Of tn" ct.
acn. OF Amelia OF thursday. The 21ja Instant court
Lny. %; the C"ur; House FOR the purpose OF ~!n:auiu:
Other volunteer companies IA Tic county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-22
DIED.
iiti;tAn ikii>

DIgp. IN this city. on tie morning o. IL. i-ih inst, VII.
LIAM y, Infant son ~ VIM. y. and A. !. bare.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-22

HACKS AHp Livery SgAHi.ES.-I..e well.
known ,;apI and stables formerly occa.!rd by NJ.
". Graves. Oh Franklin street. haze recently gone
into the hand, -: Mc'>r,. v. II. & J. J. Sutherland.
These gentlemen nav. had considerable rNrcrirn"r IN
this line, and viii du i:...r Utmost / ser.r :ac,. pa
irons. TIL ,,so!cs have laivfsonr c,l. aivr-9 IN
proyciHcu,-.
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TuE TuE.rrE.- Odd Billy Burton's' bad

cVId V|FeVvMteI Nm I-'IN Il!IIT2" 't'VT's8.''"'T'
our Theatre. Tic stock t.Hpa"y WI. SC; ug II"
house ;.i, ".rk by - s;Hp a!,i< .:'r"...,6'
Tie M-At MI hc = feminine Star. oi ~ -na.. r.as-
n:,.ir. q. mi.o.a Que ao;ic: W.. tx GIve@.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-22

Sill AlION ED.
WANTED, by = graduate, 4 situation 20 Icath N,hoe''
w or would acs,p; 4 situation ~ accountant IN 'ne
Mercantile or Eaukin: department, on : rra>9uru." .HIaT!
Tn. best OF references will be furnished - 10 cgdS;ciSr.
AGILITY and energy. Aires Il. ,. g, boston, Nos
October IS, iSjy-dSsos
A GENTLEMAN, graduated With "ou7I a: one 81
n our FRI; Colleges, a thoroughly -np"';"hcr' ''''.
d..ir,s an -rgsr-n,n q. ia b Co!l-.. " A .nGeuy, IN It--'iiJ
..rilpn 81 Ih= -puth. sl.-'.c:erE t,'aI0a'-'' s''"
o: prominent previous success.
address fhiNC'fn''
Nov ..-c;I- scotland S--s l. q. HALIFAX G." -
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MtLtan fkn>.
PORT - ~HrCnN"Sn NOVEMBER q. ;,''
tGB nIrLh ms "Al n" CLICK
Ai:;,IyEb.
Steamship Jam"-toUn, s.inusr, We" York, mlEe md
pr---ugcr-.
Steamer n~.lvidere, K-car. baltimore, mszt aat ra-
,euy-Fs.
Big 4. ! W. trple garth. Collins. Baltimore. hay.
Sclr l. 1 W.. J. seIs,u. SryI,i, James river, lumber,
Schr Joseph II. Gator. Catlir. p!iIi'Iciphin. miz-.
sch: hrirev Armstrong, Lewis, Ctic.ahCMiny rirrr, Ill.
Its.
SAILED.
Schr John Alexander, Lewis. Baltimore. mll-.
SChr lirnry Reed. r-s>~aIrF, LoaR he rIver, Vsht.
Schr LYDIA 1! Uzlca, Fisher, down ihr river, isht.
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;s An CANDIDATE FOu THE
49,, OFFICE o. Commissioner Of TIE RIVE
18th FUH MONROE wAi:p, ofi." cry Of ]fichGori. made
vacant hy the r-,l:a .::vn %! 81. jose "acfry, .HI most
respectfully solicit ik- ,urJ"G: If ~ voter.
Nov I,-.lr SAMUEL. CARY.
- TO THE VOTERS OF TIE CITY
~. ElCiiMUSD.-l respectfully ANNOUNCE myself \
candidate .r IT.. oaice GI COMMISSIONER OF TIE REEVE
NCE for tie third District, Monroe ward EiIr y.cau'
t., the resignation Of JE.s. MHkHEN. isq
'Suy i,-tir GO. s. u TYLER.
co or THE
49, RENkNlE fOl MADISON wAED Il respect.
fulS announce my, II 4 candidate for ihc nhDvc otn'".
~ Election l'-c-uu-r ~. ~
Nv ;i-5.r HENRY ". QCiGlES.
- MONROE WARD.-wM. NoTr i'scsn.
49, 0.Iaie for CORNERSTONE. OF TiIE RENE.
SuE Tor Munro. Ward, ruaGr y,c.r' By She resignation
o. Sir. jesse whvTry Nov IT..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-22

- MkS. isl ", Al experienced nur.-
sad female physician, ha, 4 Soothing SygGy for Chi.
i-ru ,-r,.ing. which s-tily facilitate, tie process OF
.-,t;ius by so;trnia: the sutn- reducing 81 Inflammation
~EIi al!ay all pain AMI il ,as- 20 r.guii:. :h- hv""!s. De.
pend upon ii, mothers. /; all give !e:; 10 rouF-~tvrs. aud
rcl:ri aai h.l!;h to your iniiEt-. Perfectly s.;r Z. all
c,-.,. Sc. advertisement ia ano:h.r ceiIr3r.
May SJ-,ikriy
g.. BRIDGE ATEH PAINT or
~ Skw Observation-Disclosures ~ lsJp.-Fra
year. test of H., PAINT j. good proof Of - quality. Ere
and W.:-:-PrVUf or Tin, ITga, Brick anil wood, Railroad
Bridges, D-prt-. PurNc an! Pis.'- l.!fins'. i"F = ~,
table coat j, LsS 10 equal, L.!Es "iA';'c. economical 'nd
durable.
- DEro-, -. Maiden Lane, "" ior.
Hvv g~-yodlu.- HICKS : BETIr, hCsST-.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-22

The MINsTRELs.-Saniord's Opera Troupe
opened to a good house last night, and we doubt
not they will be appreciated by our music and fun
loving citizens. Their burlesque operas are side
splitting enough. The Buffalo Express says of
them
in our city, aud as for their comicalites they pos
sess an originality freshness, and genuine humor,
which is not approached by any other band that
visits our city. These come from different direc
ton from most of our Minstrel visitors, aud are
free from the plagiarism which characterizes them
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-22
ACCIDENT To AN EXCURSION PAR
TY---ONE MAN DROWNED.

Yesterday afternoon party Of eight per-
sons went ON an excursion TO Staten Island
in the yacht Fulton, and when near Bedloe's
Island they were overtaken by squall and
capsized. They all succeeded in clingng to
the bottom Of the boat until picked up by two
boats from BedlOe's Island, except one Of the
party, a young man named Edward Marshall
Holmes, resident Of this city, about twenty
three years of age who was unable TO swim.
lie was finally picked up by one Of the boats
in an exhausted condition, and conveyed to
Bedloe's whore every means was taken to re-
suscitate him, but in vain.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-22

CUSTOM HOUSE BUsINEss-During the quar-
ter ending June 3Oth, the foreign trade OF Cleve-
land was as follows Number of American vessels
entered 60; tonnage, 10, ,766; number of men, 426i
number of foreign vessels entered, 5li tonnage,
6 l49i number of men, 326.
Number of American vessels cleared, 70; ton.
mage, l4,Ol9; number of men, 5O7; of British yes
sses cleared, 46; tonnage, 544l; number of men,
294
In the coastng trade there were $50 vessels Gu
tered, and 6s3 cleared, with an aggregate tonnage
of about 10000 tons
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" We take pleasure in informing the public
that E. Ruaini, l75 Superior st., has received a
splendid stock of Summer goods. among which we
notice large variety Of the newest and most iaab-
ionable styles Of straw goods for both men and
boys, and also fol assortment Of children goods
We also notice some new and beautiful styles o
soft hats, which deserve especial attention. Mr
Ruhin assures us that it will be bis aim to sell the
goods at lower prices that any other house in the
trade We ocobadenty commend him TO the public
as worthy of their patronage.
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Last Nights Report.
WASHINGTON NEWS.

WAsHrNGToN, July 21.
The President has rendered the Central
American Mission to b. D. NJ. Barringer, Of
North Carolina, formerly Member Of Congress
and subsequently Minister 10 Spain. II is
thought, however, that he will decline the ap-
pointment.
The news Of the European peace prospects
produced much qualification in the Govern
ment official and diplomatic circles.
The Commissioner Of Patents designs leav-
ing Washington next week, TO be absent for
nearly two months.
Important dispatches from Minister Nc
Lane were received to-day by a special mes
senger
The sloOp-of-war Savannah is again to be
sent to the Gulf Of Mexico.
The Navy Department has received dates
as late as the 2Sth Of May from our vessels on
the Brazil station. All Of them were in the
River La Plata Of Buenos Ayres and, in
view Of the unsettled condition Of affairs, il
was deemed advisable to keep them there
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To PRESERVE BoQUEF-If the following re-
ceipe prove true, we are sure the ladies will thank
US for publishing it, since there will be many an
exchange of boquets this season "When you re-
ceive boquet, sprinkle it lightly with fresh wa
ter; then put it into vessel containing some soap
suds this will nutriy the pots and keep the flow
ers as bright as new. Take the boquet out Of the
suds every morning and lay it sideways (the stock
entering hrst,l into clean water, keep it-there a
minute or two, then take it out and sprinkle the
flowers lightly by the hand with water replace II
in the soap suds aud it will bloom as fresh as
when first gathered. The soap suds need chang
ing every three or four days BY observing these
rules boquet may be kept bright and beautiful
for al least month and will last still longer in
very passable state but attention to the fair rai
creatures, as directed above, must be strictly oh
served or all will perish -
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W AohlNeiONi Jury 81
A special dispatch 70 the Charleston Cour-
ier from New Orleans on the 18th says the
State Of Tamaulipas desires an American
force Of 1900 men to aid them in the prose-
cution of the war. Some Americans had al
ready arrived at Tampico for TO the aid the
Liberals.
Gen. DeGallado was at Tampico, and Cen
eral Cara at Vera Cruz. Minister McLane
has positively made no definite treaty with
Juarez