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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-19
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-19

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~ letttt enc @saounA lattnnportirtu @btimrcin ersaltsn babt,
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Z. 81. 9Epl,tG,,,l.

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No. 2GE &'ronlltrNGc, irj,hrn rcr Ittu unp 5tcn.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-19
S&~ g2ie man ale SNmer}eu bciI,u farm

&ie 2HultNot, mc!che ali &hilmaiieGlue, Ncurelaia. uerssisr
h'Ef~ Ntiidia, .SriIGns, @ii16er- IND Mutrnihmtr,tn lei2en,
4 tea dGgtHbEdiiNc ymoUung IND 9aniihc 4bmif,, psnn IL,
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non riico ehem;icn hI lth ais bs btitr 6eiImtttel fur Shnrr;rn
n Ten j:"prta. YtaetcIr, 9fcrUrn Wnb Z, bner bew6hi. 9yeyIittr
aaFt wIrp baNtlte bt
a.. Y. SSa4ntr, y. 80Geter uno alien Druasinen
'.ij IN Ntt3moao, Ht0riOlt uno Yc!erebura.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-19

Millinery! Millinery!
Waramr Spn
Crb1lt nit icrrm StCamcr prn Wcm gort bic neuleu
III raS @%ug9edlit einlrhlaacutc Grtifcl, ais Sonnets.
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1rlCniibcr.
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Gefcb6fts=N
n. A.
Attorney at Law and Notnry Public.

n. a. STURDIVANT,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public.
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emrfeelt ltb SIR r%cbernabmt ou,I &ed!cstfbtic ouf allen Sc
rttbten III ro fur Ole Stobt Rt6mpnc, Gbefertlb rHc ,5Onpprr
epunt9. StItte: Gde Der IL. unp SantItraFe, @ycpin's 0on
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81 mcincm Sive II %2nIcc I@lrsbcn : haze i'd ocrcnr5,i,
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"i tan: GN5nac, N'H lie unO S0c.0c @r0noicS, tcu0aSi.
ntcH Ola, I&ma'eo Ruh, SWib rho ,Sriib SSRtettY.
pert. Sbcngs, II ;cCir1r uuo Wial1sU l&cii.
100 2H.0. Nten'. Unc Ebp I0bjs,C2,
80 ~ H'rON6N, Sin uWc 5mtu H&cil.
20 No Slo &.rle Wr0rcg.
10 % as tltcn Give 2@biSsca trcr II Sabre cI2.
100 20 Gt;tttcrsFNc &5h:etC9 (fr Nc.G,tu ID, Iurllil.~
A0nt tW),
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llJl'w"i | Mtc AelHHih; tonorW ND Cuelin yrrtcr, Gcett
It; SNt ~No3Ua GtGMrtu.
Adnttno tr has MIR lttacr 0CiAtr'e 3ntraueu. brfs i'd r,rA
st;nti,ias AUSiaarau5 0G,s saiuGsc caNsltl oiE f:rgcriin mi mi
s." v'"'i'H' Irtu ). Mittipn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-19

SerlbtGpcue MaNrcn erbitlt lpcten per SampfI6iE
uno Yadctbcct &n. 8. Epler, ais:
800 SblS. Oh 9iYe UNI Common S0btetep.
200 ~ 6renh 9ranrY, @in Hnc Stun.
100 - MfaIasa unp Yortmein.
30 Sores Sunh unp 2aycr 3taiifns.
10 ycmpne.
100 a. Sp Carbonate Spba.
% - l." G0rteS Gjunppwpcr Sea.
30 Galbc Sores glaf Sea.
100 Wrrb l~cICgrapb, 8ounp Rrsb uup 66eno6at
MathCs.
100 ~Acmdblte elmer.
zoe Srrc0 p0pcr unO Gpl9atcs Stsr6.
Hotatpes, Onions, Gcrfiih, 8iI9, Salt, Sugar, Sut.
ter, Gbecic, Earn, 8ncen, Spiccs, 0opsr, 3ubs,
Ntealurs, Cigars, Gprra9e, Sladins. 6lpur &C. &C.
Nlie niele @Saarcn limb friih uup spn better Qua.
iti1t unP ~orrFauft ~piclelbcn Su ben ~biutsiten @retieu
vs. NJ. 8. S9Ier,
g~E9rlria!r Grocer, Drppiiicu anb
Htqupr Dealer.
Is. StrhBe, smiIhcn @arY uua Wain.
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Ueuev= mnb Standardization,

Virginia Fire & Marine Insurance Companv
Die Gin Bona Gine &apital opn 100000 tefBt
unp I'M Jahre 1882 ourh Die @eiee9ebuns
pom Sir9inisn ~eingelest murbr.
SerWNcrln9'n wcTben ourcb etcle dte Grmpa9nie ertbeUt uuter
ern 9"ntu9hn S~toW9urGen Qegtn 6cutr- uno NSalierihacen an
Sl0thinGm 0ucr Ai, ais: Saulcr, WcUbel, guter unp lIooren
aGer Dirt. iCmphl in scr SMot, ais 0yD int Yanec. mb msrnsn ri.
cercHgnocn @iWsi0hiUnaCn prrnpt aCtiitCt.
#s~ SIR Die gohtt unb Ole Nuina5me Der III Yeriibernbeu C3s.
SenifdnbC pirb nihte 5Crcdnet.
Ofree SO. l$l @atnltr., &tAmOnS, 3d., cine 5bar y~terboIs
StSPHNp &irEt. ~. 9. G%pmarbin, 9r6Te.
$StIEAHW $SIIItoI SFsg SCCFtIlT. 40 I
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-19

3'"e3 SparHir@ aus nno y]a9crbjcr- 9Uirtblaait.
Yer CNtcrititrCtc Dat al pr l7tru Strnde. pcun
ouhW1tt! AiAcnubtr, su Rrur0 Snad- II. 2Sparptno.
Noua rrbNNFt, cas- CT Ieinen 6rcunecn lnp Gem Wn-
tl!fnm i'm Nllcncincn ttittns Cmpntplt.
Sn Dem &GrccOm pieico ncI rinsrrihfctru !e,uf,z
iiuc lte:o w'ctrautc oIrr }lrt uup bcitl Nu1Iit5t -,
eatrn, ]bclonHcrs enYitebIt aber Elm O;iae omtcs ul,sr.
orr q. DiacUnt
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NEW NJ ARkET HOTEL,
G4s Der Gtcn uup MtGrIbLllitr.. 0itymuub

$50 9'btS. Grui3cb, Yrpocrte, 0ranal0tcc, @rcunp unb Vat
0ut Nraf ,}Udtg
2O IBIS. . ocurn u unc y Ga6e. 9uder.
} q Htle. rIuN1 nCw CRY IiUp Orleans ,}uder.
10 bbCe. mCclIn 10 print
100 tbtS. pr;nc ncp Grey 9lcp Srlcans NrtaFts.
1j llstCo
$50 bbls. @olNenH unt GM6 SYruy.
30 thCo. @uelopabp 4iptGiitS.
Toe talS. ur ttuCS Sdun &dmS.
2r1 thrS- Bacon Sltce uHe SbpGlrcrs.
2D bbi2. unC ttUs tGro tprImr LEAP.
100 ~tms9SctCrn EcIf E0o.
2H isis. CHI UEo NrrB otrriN0S.
500 bartS Nc0mGnitrc mo S0ucp Ganeks.
800 tcrte @Iod. @ypnn UNI t5ancp Spops.
20 terete 8tc.
~ tbjS. Cram Ole.
800 bclS. rure GiScT &inc0nr.
60 trrtS GuBUib Dairy Gbecfc.
5O7 bills. Cincinnati mo Rccttfco gS6iSfeS, Srn. Gin. 9Srorhn
&rrei0S, Yarts uno M0ocuo gBeir.
$50 b6!9. purC SrRuio WrUuiain QSbisfeo,
100 ticrcts gouocu YcyRr
loo tasttiS Gb0Npoou,r.
10 bags yaaulro, Ntptd, Naroeajtr, Ttr unb Sopo Coffee.
'po,ogo YrtntIre, 01o1nd uae oncrrc Gisarren.
% bblo. GNcr.
% tbtS. Yitlc5.
800 bblS, 61lftl9, Grtra, Supcrfnc, Sine II. t gPtbbIinos Nlpur.
plcHab EtcS, SEQ Gcros, gSrlppin0 &wine.
GT0fptn0 garCr, Ccitcr rnb Ncpllcap 0apcr, Hop Giuner. ar.
hi1uentn ure. Wroun YtppCr, QimcttU 9rcdp unb g8aIbtnd GpSo.
pl2t. green UNI 1juucpor 3btc, St1rfc, Mottbcs a(cr Sprt,n''
S'T9onS, S'udsnS. Glomee' Gins, 9feifcn, Yftifenfopfe, Rauf-
Nc N0ui1b0t, N9 %lur, RutGcAe, Ntoccarpni, SermictQi. Sbpe
%N1dtn9, Srulhte, SC0It Nrprcrs, unp ale irnniocn @rtitcL bic
III cintr e'rncerp uni jurntlbtn9 GtabtinCmCnt ecbGlten werbcn.
5Nal SErtauf euBtri bldg 9c9Cn boor let
SIR M SIR n | Ior GHh~n
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-19

+3ouie uno Srln NGiutcr unp @Ia1cr,
I. SrGGc, }mldcn &yrocs unp Grace,
&uNmpIo, VA.
Ellie IN eicIc G'cld0ftoim,i9s tjpltloNncc Nrtcthr, hris aud
GrGmmS, gforb,ira uEo Af6Cn Ypn StubCn &C., m,rccn Itncu
tt.t9lt umo ]9clhmadYru aN79riubri. lin Sobirrtht @ufrrGSe bittet
.. y. @rores.
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Na6 Gem WclanR:
V1rDf5t5 bYt{;ir2,tca =,.aI,o.r

sur 3'eHuH, Ter yNoit Iur ne gH,inn,rt S,A.r,,
""'9'i"0'f SNa 10 @Fitali,pern pes Qnra. 8erslpo.
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SS ilbetm 2attIer II. Conn D.
l42 Wainitreet.

tmpfthit lsintnStCre III alien Sprt;n SIe mb g9aferfarbrr. NinsrI
SWniieh IL. !. 10, tttnic GeHitesI0S m ieeer @rGse une ESuoIirSt
sur &rn!tmoler ae yttbbabcr UDp Waisrei unb3 ei6nen zine srsse
Au9rpabi fcr bcftn @.atcriaIieu. a"pt
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Scibdfts=Mn;ci9cn

TVTFS1&JDE lS&%
IGt htutItt Srie'C. r.Iht be III 9it mcnc in Der gpfuffee in
,,care OF Post-BoX No. 1872"
aerelltrt ansFnrt:n, rerrcn ppn bcutc, btn 19;eu fsebruar 1859,
tG9ltm eurG rem NntgrguGuCtcn ten refrcctiren 9crrGanten in
Iit ASrhntha;n tnrpt. Ter 5rdcC!ptn III . G,ntS fur @ireu
Srlrf uhc ! Se't 'dr Sine : lung rer artcr 9rudihrift.
gar ,i,iirH9tH mas aucr ben %grfaccpen rae 9prtr pr Sstertsl-
obT iN %NT"uV tt'1tit ,Ctn, rcnn muir Cam trnrsn lie in rsige
I5cr tOrGcn uc tc'wet nu;Cn. 6. q. W. 0pbIr.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-04
Fires. Murders. &c.

New York, Oct. 3.-Speyer's Lion Lager
Beer Brewery at Manhattanville was totally
destroyed by fire last evening, together with
several dwelling houses occupied by the work
men. The main building was 400 feet long,
50 feet wide, and the whole establishment COW
cred upward of sixteen acres. Loss S250,000,
on which there was about $4,000 insurance,
mainly in same thirty offices in this city.
There was upward of $4,000 worth of grain
in the lofts.
A conhagration occurred yesterday morning
at Sing Sing State Prison, which consumed
the file shop, augur shop and dye house. The
whole loss is estimated at $4,000, of which
amount $4,000 falls upon James Homer & Co.
who occupied the file shop. The fire was I'M
doubleday the work of an incendiary, as anoth-
er fire broke out in the village almost stimuli
taneously with this at the Prison. Two men
were arrested on supicon believed to be dis
charged cOnvicts.
An lrishman, named John Burns, was ar
rested yesterday morning ON charge of hay
ing the night previously beaten and kicked
his wife Anna to DEATH
An attempt was made Oh Saturday to fight
a duel at Hobokcn. The principals were VIM.
Mulligan, the pugiliSt, and Capt. De La Re-
Were, the Mobilian hero The affair fell
through, as is alleged, in consequence Of the
unwillingness of the Captain to come to time.
A man named Michael Cornelius was found
yesterday morning in a cellar at the Five
Points, and taken to the Hospital. lie had
been stabbed in the left breast, and his recov-
cry is hopeless.
shooting atfray took place last night at
French's Hotel, between Henry Wilkins, a
printer, and William Hughes. Hughes re-
ceived a wound i'll the breast from a pistol shot,
and was conveyed to the Hospital.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-04
St, Louis Fair-Award of premiums.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2.-The principal feature
of the Fair yesterday was the awarding OF
the $1,000 prize to the best thoroughbred stall
lion of any age. The ring consisted Of TWEEN
ty-three entries, including Lexington, Reve-
nue., Doubloon, Princeton, Arthur, Waterloo,
Castor, Rurlc, and many others known to
fame. After protracted consultation among
the committee, the prize was awarded to Rev
enue, owned by John Bolts of Virginia. Rev
enue is sire of the celebrated racers, Sue and
Fanny Washington, and Planet. sweep
stake prize of $500 for the best bull was also
awarded yesterday. 1t was taken by King
Alfred, owned by j. N. Brown Of Sagamon
county, Illinois. This gentleman also carried
off the $500 premium for the best COW. In
addition to the regular programme another
$1,000 premium has been arranged, and will be
awarded on Monday to the fastest trotter.
Flora Temple, Princess and Lee Cook are al
ready entered for the contest.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-04
California Election.

ST.. Louis, Oct. 1.-The overland mail, with
San Francisco dates Of the 9th uIt. arrived
this evening. The State election on the 9TH
resulted in the undoubted choice of Milton S.
Latham, the Lecompton Democratic candidate
for Governor, by very large majority, per
haps 10000. Messrs Scott and Burchall are
probably elected to Congress, although their
opponents, Messrs. Baker and McKibben, who
received the united votes Of the Republican
and Anti-Lecompton parties, have the benefit
OF slight doubt in their favor. The Anti
Lecompton candidate for State Printer, who
was also supported by the Republicans, has a
slight chance for election. With these possible
exceptions, the Democratic Lecompton State
ticket is elected by an immense majority. Both
branches Of the Legislature are largely Demo
cratic. 1t would be about a week before the
official returns were counted
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-04
From Washington.

WAsHINGToN, Sept. Bids for the trans
portaton OF supplies to the army in Utah and
New Mexico were opened at the War Depart
ment Saturday.
The Secretary of War being absent, the
President deemed it of sufficient importance
to go to the department and have the bids
opened and registered before him. This I'M
expected step on the part of the President
created some surprise. 1t appears the old
contractors, Majors Russell & Co., will not OBJ
tain any one of the three contracts, other bids
being lower. 1t is understood the bid of A.
c. Irving & Co. will take the Utah contract at
81 "a per pound, 100 miles The old contract
was 81 80.
1t is said the bids of Chids & Scott will take
the two contracts for New Mexico. The mag
nitude of these contracts may be judged from
tile fact that the amount of the Utah contract
the first year was over S20,000,000. Although
the bids for army transportation have been
opened, it is understood no contracts will be
made for some days, The Department will
especially provide that troops in Utah shall be
promptly supplied. 1t was stated in the adj
vertisement inviting proposals, that rejection
of any or all bids which might be expected; and
this, it is presumed was in view of the fact that
some might be so low as not to insure a COM
pliance to the public demands.
These contractors always get four or five
times as much as their service is worth.
Therefore this talk about "bids so low" &c ,,
means knavery Do those who send such
stuff by telegraph suppose the people are des-
titute of common sense
The new Commissioner of the Land Office,
ex-Member of Congress Smith, of Tennessee,
will enter upon his duties next week The
President will leave Washington Wednesday,
for brief sojourn at Wheatland
Mr.. Lisbon was to-day formally received as
Minister from Brazil.
The Postmaster General has returned, and
resumed his duties to-day
Additional reports have reached this city
from respectable sources, of a contemplated
filibuster invasion of Central America. Ii it
shall appear that an expedition for this purpose
is in progress, every means will be taken to
interrupt it. The orders heretofore issued by
this government on that subject, are in full
force
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-04
News from New York.

New YORK, Oct. 3.-The evening papers
put the loss by the burning of Speyer's brew
cry at 100000. Insurance only Sl10,000 all
in city Offices The building stood 500 feet
front by $50 Deep and SO high. Arrangements
had just been completed for manufacturing 500
barrels of lager beer daily. The walls were
. feet thick. An immense quantity OF bar
ley was in the building, and is still burning.
Speyer will commence rebuilding it immed,
ately.
We have intelligence from perfectly reia-
BILE source that the Postmaster General has de.
cided that all the foreign mails for Aspnwall,
Panama, Central America, &C., are to be sent
via Vanderbilt steamship Northern Light,
which leaves this city on the 9th inst. The
matter OF the California mails is still unde-
cided
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-04
NrurI,et,-Nrw YORK, Oct. 3.

COTTON Market duh and heavy; sales 800 bales mid
ding uplands at ll4c. -
FLOUIi-Recepts 1929 bbls sales l0,700 bbls State
and Western opened firm at &c advance and closed heavy
superue State 81 556 S465: extra State $40 q $50;
hoop Ohio, $3.50 a 5.55; common TO good extra
Western S4,75 a 800 southern heavy and dropping;
sales 200 bbs: mixed good s5,25 a $50; fancy and
extra $3.50 q 1900 Canada super not quoted; sales $50
bbls extra at $50 a. CPS.
GRAIN.-Weai heavy for spring, and steady for other
kinds sales IL 000 bush red state Sill a. l23 southern
white 81 30. Corn and trmer sales $4,000 bush;
mixed Yves 94c yellow southern 95c. Oats dun and
heavy; southern and Jersey IS @ 3Sc; Northern and
Western, 40 a 43c.
rROYISIONS-Beefh heavy and lower; sales $50 bbls;
country s. "a $500; prime, 81 q $3.50; repacked
Chicago $500 % $3.50, and Sill for new Pork lower;
sales 2lj0 bbls mess Sl502 a $l575 prime 1850 Lard
firm Butter steady Ohio II q lie: State Is q dc. Rice
quiet. Sugars very firm and quiet; BLuscOvadO 800 hhds
% q &c Coffee quiet but firm Rio, He refused for the
hhds "A a 2jc.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-04
Tho English Cricketers.

INV YORK, Oct 3.--The great cricket
match between the All England Eleven and
twenty-five of the United States, was com
menced to-day The weather was all that
could be wished and the ground was in cap
ital order. 1t is estimated that there were as
many as 5000 or 1000 persons ON the grounds
at any Que time during the day. The United
States were first at the bat.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-04

SALISBURY MANSION BOARDING
~ AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, Lin
coin Square.
j. X. LOMBARD, A. NJ, Principal and Instructor in
English and Classical branches.
Mrs. l.. A. LOMBARD, Instructor In English branches
Mdlle Nj. BACAMANN, Teacher of French and Ger
man.
Drawing
Mr., b. ID. ALLEN, Instructor in Music.
Pupils received at all times
Thorough instruction and faithful attention given to
each pupil.
Those DESTROYS of attending TO French only can do So
at charge OF Eight Dollars Tor the term of fourteen
weeks.
REFERENCE Dr. swcescr of the Central
Church, Worcester; Homer Is. Spragun, ESQ., Principal
of Worcester High School; A. Parish ESQ, nd Rev DR.
Osgood, Springfield, Mass. deOdlna $40
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-04
Trial for Murdar

BURLINGTON, VI, Oct. 3.-Peter Melon
nell, John Balm, and John Kelley, have been
on trial for murder for five days. The jury
returned the following verdict about seven
O'Clock this evening = Peter Mcdonnell,
guilty; John Balm and John Kelley not gull
ty Mcdonnell was remanded.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-04
Municipal Election.

BRIDGEroRr, CT, Oct. AT the city cleo
tlon held here to day, Silas G. Booth was
elected mayor, over Il. b. Goodsell, Democrat,
Postmaster, by majority of about so. The
Republicans also elect the aldermen, council
men, and other city officers, by an average
majority of aboutS 3.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-04
Gas from Water.

WILMINGTON, Oct 2.-The City Gas Works
invited large party yesterday to witness the
manufacture Of gas from water, as substitute
for coal gas. The demonstration was in every
way satisfactory, the light being very pure and
brilliant
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-04
Neu York State Fair

ALBANY, Oct. 3.-The State Fair opened
finely to-day. The accommodations for ex-
hibitors are very superior. The display of
horses and cattle promises to be splendid
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-04
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
Tha Lost Balloonists Found.

Troy, n Y, Oct. "a dispatch was re-
ceived in this city, this evening, from Prof.
La Mountain, dated Ottawa, Canada West,
Oct. 3. 1t was as follows lost all. Land
ed 800 miles north of Watertown, in the Can
ada wilderness. We were four days without
food. Brought out by Indian guides in ca
noes, &c. Please inform my wife"
(Signed,l 'JoHN La MOUNTAIN"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-04

EVEN the New York Herald has become dis.
gusted with the niggerism of the "Opposition"
in Virginia in cutting under the Administrations
lists in the advocacy Of the spread of the pecu-
liar institution. The Herald early in the cam
paign prophecied the victory of the Opposition
Of the Old Dominion; now it retracts OF
course, the Pro-S3avcry Democracy will keep
their power in the South. In Kentucky the
Opposition IS even farther gone in the cndeavor
to head off the Democracy hy getting in adj.
vance Of them in the race for the championship
of Slavery" The Kentucky Opposition are in
favor OF Federal slave code for the enforce
meut of slavery in the Territories Cincinnati
Commercial.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-04

TIE Louisville Courier pokcs the following
at the Journal, in contrast from the position it
once occupied to that which it now takes, con-
corning the spread Of slavery. When the an
nexat"n of Texas was pending the JoH'mal said
Every man who does not wish to the pow
els of the Northern and Western States depart
forever every man who does not wish to
dozen new slave States added to the Union, aud
to hear the cries OF additional millions of wretch
ed negroes going NJ to meet the Lord in the
air, and imprccaye vengeance upon our land,
will oppose the purchase Of Texas, with deep
and irresistible determination.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-04

Tus Boston Courier, in an article on the re-
cent publication of volume of the works Of n.
P. Willis, says:
Mr.. Willis is indeed the only one competent
TO criticsc adequately his own productions, and
to do justice 10 that combination Of sensitive
deicacy aud careless ease-$eemngly careless,
but really the result Of patient extraordinarily
which his prose writings are characterized-
For n common hand to venture upon n trust
which requires such nice handling is like
blacksmith'S undertaking to repair watch
We know enough Of the tricks of the trade to
feel assured that these undresS periods of WILLIS
which apparently flow from the pen as easily
as rain drops from the caves in n summers
shower are really the SLOW growth Of deliberate
t,;I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-04

TuE n. Y. Herald noticing Senator Stewards
appointment to Suil for Europe to day, says
that:
He goes to give his friends elbow room, sat,
isiied Of their fidelity. Who comes next p
Convention of York county, Pa, has unani-
mouSly recommended General Cameron for the
next Presidency. Let him pack up his trunk
and he off for Europe. And SO with all the
other Presidential candidate for 1860, on all
~ides-CrittenIen, Bell. Breckenridge, Wise,
Hunter, Douglas SiidclI, Banks, Chase, and all
the rest. Let them eli follow the example Of
Seward, and be of to Europe. There they can
take care OF each other, and in the interval of
their absence the country will enjoy some re.
pose The prospect of general continental
war will add very much to the interest Of a
European trip at this crisis, and so, now is the
time.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-04
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