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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
WINTER GARDEN.
w A CONSERVATORY OF THE ARTS.
Dedicated TO the culture OF
COMEDY, MUSIC, BALLET.
By
MISS AGNES ROBERTSON
This establishment newly and decorated
plans and designs furnished by Mr. Dion Bourcc
open.
The entertainments will commence at eight with
not.
Represen ting Charles Dickens beautiful story,
THE CRICKET ON THE HEARTH.
John Peery bingle. Mr. Harry Pearson
Dot his wife Miss Agnes Robertson
Tily slowboy a charity girl who takes care OF the
baby Mrs Wood
Boyn
Caleb Plummer, toy maker. .........M Mr. j. Jeffersoa
Bertha his blind daughter Miss Sara Stevens
coward RUNNER MS son Mr.. A. H. Davenport
Mrs. Fielding, reduced In circumstances In conse-
1uence of crisis In the indigo trade Mrs Blake
May Fi-dng Edwards sweetheart Mrs j. H. Allen
Tackeon toy merchant master 10 Caleb Mr. r. b. JOHN
ston. Box Office open from A. NJ until 6hP.M
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TSOR SAvANNAH.-THE WELL. KNOWN FIRST Cr A "a
I sdewhee steamship STATE STATE or GEORGIA., Captain j.
Sc ib nj 10 NJ Very superior saterooms caa 70
secured by telegraph The Keystone State viii sail
sib A. HERON Jr agent corner of Fourth Chestnut
.strecta Philadelphia.
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THE TURF.

TTNIoN COURSE, L. I-TRoTTING.- G.-FRIDAY, OCTO.
~ Der H. at5P NJ; match for $780, mile beats, best three
In hve TO wagon The T. Fernando Wood.
The owner names Lady Suffolk. all parts Of
track 80 cents. SHAW WHITE Proprletors
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I,oR HAVANA,
The splendid and favorite steamship

VIM. Rollins commander,
Having been put in perfect condition. viii leave pier No
North river Saturday, Oct l5 at4 o'clock for the
pbove ports The books open aud travellers had
better make early application for state rooms to
SpOFFORD, TI1.ESTON 60, % Broadway.
B-Ihe Isabel will continue to leave Charleston the
Ah and 18th OF each month for Havana 10th and 18th
from Havana and Charleston -
Shippers are requested TO clear their goods Custom
and hand In to Office the together with
their bills ot adng NO bills Of ndug signed after NJ on
Saturday 10th inst baggage voyage to be
sent on board on Friday, marked "belown '"eN " "
mail will be made up at office and close a p NJ of
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AoADENY9 9Sp or %usIc7MDbIE 81, ,,dEssp spsRANz
The sale Of seats for Monday the opening night
on Saturday. at the four ticket Offices
The debut IN ds smsroa ANa 81 II ns- Pra doHas
will take place on MONDAY next Oct 4 whsn she will sp
pear in her celebrated character Of vIOETTA yercfs
opera Of
together with sgnori BRIGNoLI AMoDIo heir ORR
THE GRAND CHORUS
will comprise seventy ysany aye singer H,s sc,vSr,.
will comprise sixty first class performers
The whole under the direction Of
who win make his first appearance this season.
On "WEDNESDAY, second nigh. of the season,
debut and first appearance IL America Of the new primo
and Of the great lyric artist and ira ageeaian,
Sgnor FERRI
in verdrs celebrated opera ssy,x, e
The sale Of seats for the debut of Sgnor sTIGEI and
On THURSDAY, Debut ana First Appearance in America
II. TRoyAToRE.
On Friday, Revival of
RIG0i.ETTo.
For the first appearance this season Of
Madame toisSoN
And the second appearance of
Sgnori FERRI and STIGELLt.
GRAND GALA MATINEE.
THE SICILIAN vEsPERs.
There viii be two regular ticket oces-up town at the AGA
deny Of Music ana down % town at stationery store NO
Breusngs and Hall 4 Sons music stores
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS FOR THE SEASON
In compliance with applications the Directors
TO that they will receive subscriptions for limited
number OF
for not less than twelve than twenty nights each boz
will be let a the rate Of 81 50 night to admit four
oee Of he 70 ss WIZ p s sS1
usual hours
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E,OR ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON AND GEORGE.
= town-The New York and Virginia Screw Steamship
Company first class steamship
MOUNT VERNON,
+. c. Smith commander,
viii leave pier No ~ North river for the above ports on
Saturday. Oct. Is, mt O'Clock +. NJ.
Cabin passage with unsurpassed accommodations 81 So
Freight cents per foot goods. Other
dces proportion, and received Fridays Saturdays
No commission charged for forwarding.
No bills of adng signed after departure OF steamer
For freight or passage apply to
66 West afr
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FINANCIAL.

u0UST BELMONT 4 CO., BANKERS, NO. 50 WALL
"A street, issue letters Of credit tor travellers
AL parts Of the world, through Messrs Rothschd Paris
London Frankfort Naples and Vienna their correspon
denss.
RILIS, fl AND UPWARDS, ON UNION BANK OF
ID London, and Royal Bank of Ireland for by WELLS
FARGO CO., 81 Broadway, New York and California Ex
press Company.
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SHIPPING.

CyTEAM FOR LISBON, CADIz Mo9AD0R AND THE
y CAnaes from London-Clpper steamers OF large
With the roval steam packets from Lisbon to Madeira The
drs class AMAZON A. Legget Commander will do
part from London LIST November Passages may
cured and samples letters and light freight taken moderate
for this splendid line and forwarded 10 London
for each departure from that port at the agency In New
oce Of the American Express Company u Broadway New
York. BAKE, ADAM 4 Co,
No. Phlpot Lane, e. c., London.
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A . CHRISTOPHER sTREET-Ir YOU WISH TO HAVE
true Information Of your affairs through life then don't
fail to consult Mrs H. ROEDER the only gifted
lady OF nformaton the knowledge which will save you
years OF sorrow and Her reduced ladies'
cents gentlemen 10 cents Her office Christopher
street, near Wayerley place Mrs r. has sitting
ladies' separate from geutemen's.
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s)0n BOwERY. wIDGER CLAIRvoyANT
zoo gifted Spanish lady unveils the mystery OF atmr
tv love- absent friends sickness prescries med
cnes for dscases tells lucky numbers property lost or
stolen. No SOC Bowery between Houston aud Beecker sta
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r Il. FRERICHs CO.,
d. 4s EXCHANGE PLACE,
Branch house of De Jersey Co., Manchester, Engand,
ISSUE DRAFTS ON LONDON
AT THREE DAYS SIGHT AND AT SIXTY DAYS SIGHT
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ITO MERCHANTS AMI. .oTHERs-THE ADVERTISERS
being about to retire from business desrous 10 close
their Office and store fixtures, nearly new comprising Her
ring reproof safe copying press desks revolving chairs
glass; eight day clock couch carpetng superior weighing
chine and counters as well as every uens suitable for
For particulars apply s. 81 Exchange place. four
from Broadway on Tuesday and Wednesday, lh and iAh
inst and Monday Tuesday and Wednesday, h 18th and
18th inst Parties desirous OF obtaining above viii please
lose time In applying must be disposed before the
LIST of November. -
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DOWERY THEATRE.
ID Allen d Bonnace. les8co4.
T. W. Meighap. Acting Manager.
Doors open at So O'Clock. Curtain will rise at ~.
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER l3 1859,
The will with the tragic drama q
ERNEST MALTRAYERS.
Philp DarviI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS G. c. BeaNAoo
After which
A SERIES OF DANCES.
To be followed by the Pantomime Of the
SOLDIER FOR LOVE.
After which the highly successful Drama of the
MULETEER OF TOLEDO
Including In the cast j. H. Allen, Mrs w. G. jones' Mss a.
Lang and others.
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he ORCHESTRA under drtction Kobert SOepeI
To conclude with third time the aughabe farce OF the
ROUGH DIAMOND.
Sir Vim. Evergreen Mr. Floyd Cousin joe. Mr. Sloan
Capt Bieuhen Mr.. Ieyere Margery Mrs asaa
Lord Plato Mr.. Moore Lady Plato. .Mrs. Young
To MORROW FRIpAy), October IA,
Second night Of
Dion Bourcicauits comedy,
LOVE AND MONEY,
received Tuesday evening last with Immense applause ~
crowded house.
On SATURDAY popular comedy.
ON MONDAY NEXT,
play of interest," fun and history will be produces,
with entirely appointments In every department.
Doors open at L to commence at IA.
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rrNIrEp STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR HA-
u vana and New Orleans Freight taken October 6mThe
eaunahp GRANADA, Captain p Griffin, will sail on Tues
sy October is 1859 at o'clock p NJ from foot of Warren
street. Bills Of adng Of the proper form furnished at the
ce and bills Of ading will be signed after hour of sail
ing For freight passage apply at LII West street corner Of
Warren. n. y. nobEhIS.
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DARNUMS MUSEUM-SECOND WEEK AND UNPA-
ter sey exciting moral drama OUT OF THE DEPTHS f8
81 DRY OF kwOMAN'S LOVE AND LIFE IN three power
fully effective acts to be repeated IhnrsdayIn the evenS
DUCHALuMEAU. Afternoon at 5 THE DUMB BEI13
and the TAILOR OF TAMWORTH. The Arab Giant, Ix
high 81 old the Grand Aquaria, Happy Fanny,
Trunk the Tree from the Mount Of Olives &C. AdntaAes
cents children underl0 Is parque Is cents extra
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ITO CARRIAGE AND HACK DRIvERs.--THE FOLLOW
ing regulation for the government of drivers who may
take company the Cathedral Prince street, this day hurs
have been issued by the Superintendent of Police and
will be enforced
Approach the Cathedral from the east or by Prince
street oDy setting down company with carriage
heading north Mulberry Mott streets indicated the
of admission held by the vstes-hen proceed to the
Northward
by Houston Bieecker turning south down Mott
Mulberry, and leave by Prince street.
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INCLIPSE COURSE l.. ,1-GREAT TROTTING MATCH.
~ GEO. NJ. PATCHEN AND BROWN DICK.
On Monday October n at ~ O'Clock precisely match 800
aside half forfeit mile heats, best three five harness
q. Riley names b. g. Geo. NJ Patchen d. Smith b. g.
Brown Pick Cars leave South ferry at 20 minutes past
Fare to 80 and return 50 cents JOHN 1. SNEDIKER.
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N,HE IRISH DEPUTATION WILL ADDRESS THE
citizens OF fonkers on Friday evening next in the First
Presbyterian church (Rev Mr.. Stewards the Great Re-
viva in Ireland collection will be taken up aid Of the
mission OF the deputation.
rTHE IRISH DEPUTATION WILL ADDRESS THE
citizens Of raters9n j. this Thprsay, evening" in the
First Fresbyte church, (Rcv. Mr.. Hornbowerss the
Grea Revival in Ireland collection will be taken up in
aid Of the mission of the deputaton.
TRANSFER OFFICE OF THE NEW JERSEY ZINC COM
pany, No 100 washington street-NEw YORK, October TO-
s59NotceThe annual meeting Of the stockholders of the
New Jersey Zinc Company will be held AT their office
ark n J on tuesday Nov for the purpose OF electng
three directors The polls viii be open from II ~ to r NJ
The transfer book VIII be closed from 18th
proxino. both inclusive A. ii. FARLlN, Secretary.
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HK JAMES X. WOOD
the Maricuated Students for the and
the college of and Surgeons Twenty street.
cal College, Thirteenth street, for the best
ANATOMICAL. OR SURGICAL PREPARATION
be placed in the Museum OF Bellevue Hospital win be
awarded by the Professors Of Surgery and Anatomy IN the
above Colleges on MONDAY March 5, 1850
TIMOTHY DAILY,
Warden of Bellevue Hospital.
Nrw YoRK Sent ls5Q = ~ - Nr''
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4 UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE-EST ABILSHED 1852
a Carrying the United States nailssailng positively on
q. GLOVER, 1900 tons bnrthen, George Kellum, com.
% he despatched for Melbourne positively the 18th Of
October The s. O. g. made the voyage last to Australia
and her perfect order She has magnificent
for both first and second class
The Ane ship THOMAS PERKINS loading At pier ls East
For freight passage apply On board @ or to r. CAM
advances made consignmeus Consgnees In Australia,
Near. wilkinson Brothers Co.
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CPECIAL NOTICE.--wORTH OR ANTHONY STREET.
- Property In the Fifth aud Sixth wards and all per
interested in the widening and extension of Worth street
desired to meet at Room No Appietons Building cor
OF Broadway and Leonard streets, Friday afternoon
A
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WIN follow on the 9Th NOVEMBER:
An expeeienced surgeon Is attached 70 each ship.
Through freight and passengers VIII be Immediately Tor
vysrded upcn arrival of the steamer at Aspnwal
above steamships has capacity for GU to SOO tons
Of freight which will be taken at moderate rates
4 believed that accommodations afforded by the above
hips are unsurpassed by any In the world
ship always in reserve at Panama 80 that there
Win detenton In forwarding passengers baggage and
For freight apply at the Of the company Ss Wall street.
For passage apply the only office Of the companes on tho
wSsrf foot Of Canal street. to WM II. WICKHAM.
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LNOR SAvANNAH.-THE STEAMSHIP LOCUST POINT
Capt d. French, will leave pier IL North Satur
day. Oct. l5, at O'Clock p. NJ.
Freight ten cents per foot
Insurance one half per cent
No commission charged for forwarding.
No bills OF ading signed after the departure sea
Apply TO II. b. CROMWELL CO.
Wpa stre
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

NEW ORLEANS, Juno Is, 1859.
Important news from Mexico Is to hand.
Airamon Ia reported to have suppressed pronuncia-
i0 by the priests in favor ofZuloaga at the capital
the 23d u The church tried Mramon, but the padres
arrested and sent to Vera Cruz Tho liberals were
encouraged.
The Marquee expedition against Morela had been driven
back but not until the town had been ravaged and the
women stripped naked and whipped In the effort to make
them point out the hidden treasure The Americans and
other foreigners suffered much loss.
Miramon had decreed the importations at Vera Cruz
conascated, and modified the ad valorem duties.
Mr.. Lane was at Vera Cruz on thu 30th.
Mramon is reported to have been at Jalapa with $50
men.
-FOUR despatch Is not clear on this pont-l
Senior Bonia issued decree on the 26th In which be
says that Mr. Buchanans recognition the Juarez party
not responsible and that Americans are not accounts
BILE for his acts.
Consul Black was reported 10 be Como Vera Cruz for
safety from the rabbe Of the army
Gen. Cobas is reported at 0ajaca and private parties
advise people not to the sthmas of Tehuantepec
zuoaga is reported TO have been imprisoned by Mira.
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The hearing before Judge Aunes upon the psettov ~
Lieut. Marin 10 set aside the will Of the late Aupustus
Inorndke was commenced this morning In the Probate
Inrop are counsel for Mr. Marin, and B r. Thomas and
H. EDgish Tor the heirs sustaining the viii The deno
introduced. 0As00i "so
The win is contested mainly the ground that decsss
ca Dad no domcp or residence In Boston. Mrs Thorn-
dike's sidavit embraces answers 10 direct and -
terrogatores bearing upon this point from which 40
pears that The family occupied hired apartments in Psrjs
spring Of 1885, that they passed portion Of the following
summer IN the Isle OF Wight and In Havre again took
nred apartments in Paris the following October Mrs
to Paris about tho time Of his DEATH there to pass some
months preparatory TO the amiys returning 10 Boston
poned till 10. morrow.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD,

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD,
PMLADELPmA, June IA, 1869.
Railroad 19X 2o Norris Canal S. Long Island Railroad
lch; Pennsylvania Railroad, 40X.
NEW ORLEANS. June IA 1859
Cottor-Saes to day 1900 bales. Flour very dull
Lard buoyant and advanced Nc.
MoBnR, June Ia, 1859
ba'ts: mddlng lie q llkc.
BALTIMORE, June IA, 1859.
Flour firm, but no sales reported Wheat frmer white
81 10 q 81 IS; red, 81 IS 81 e. Corn buoyant and
more active: white, &c. $780,; yellow &c. 90c Pro-
visions duh and heavy. Bacon-Shouiders, 71xc; do.
sides, sHc Whiskey scarce and nominal.
PHILADELPHIA June Ia, 1859.
Flour nrm. Wheat steady. Corn dull Oats active at
previous prices. Whiskey quiet At 27c. a 2SKc.
Albany, June Al p NJ.
Flour quiet. Gran--No Sales except In small quaint.
ties Oats-saes since last report 4c00 bushels at $50
SIC. for canada.
CINCINNATI, June II, 1852
Flour firm; superane ~. Wheat active. Corn firm
Whiskey &c. Provisions neglected.
OswxGo, June I4-SPM
Flour dull. Wheat very quiet, and generally held
above the views OF buyers sales GOO bushels Nlwau
kee Club Ut 81 20, but not more than 81 Is 81 II
could be obtained any considerable parcels Corn and
oats quiet Canal feishu dull and unchanged Lake i'm
rorts-le 300 bushels wheat Canal expors4 600 bushels
corn.
BUFFALO, June I4-ePM
Flour active and firm sales 1900 bbs 81 rs 81 50
for fair TO choice extra Michigan Indiana and Ohio rs
IS 25 for double extra Wheat continues quiet Corn
bushels at &c. for unsound Illinois, 75c for sound do
afoat Oats and barley dull. Rye hrm. Whiskey no.
minai at rs 26c, Canal freghs steady. Lake i'm
ports50C0 flour, 20 900 bushels wheat, ECO bushels
corn, 5000 bushels barley. Canal exports-loo bbls
-four, 5000 bushels wheat, 900 bushels corn 1000
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THE New Cry MspEcToR.-After endeavor
ing by oil possible means to make bargain pro-
ftable to themselves, whereby they could
secure portion of the spoils belonging to
the City Inspectors Office, and falling in that
project, the Board of Aldermen have at length
abandoned their opposition to the confirmation
Of successor to Mr.. Morton, and ratified at
their last meeting the appointment of Daniel E.
Delavan. 1t may be that the force Of public
opinion, and possibly the indignation Of some of
their constituents, became too strong to be any
longer resisted. 1t is well, however, that we
have got City Inspector at last, aud it is to be
hoped that we shall have clean s1Sets in future
which we think is very likely, for the new official
il very competent and efficient man for that
purpose. Meantime the public eve but little to
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Peraunal Jhfelllpence.

The Utica Herald reports that Mrs Daniel e S;ckIes
pas taken rooms TOR the season at the Clifford Springs
Hotel and that che Will esst any application Of her
band or divorce and will furnish proof Of ndeii,y on
bis part which will prevent any decree in his favor.
Governor Morgan met with quite painful accident at
auburn on the 10Th inst In passing down Stale street
stepped upon rough spot in tho side walk and severely
spraned bis right ankle, The limb was much swollen
him 10 walk.
Leave CT absence has been granted by the War De.
partment to Colonel fhayer and Colonel p st. George
Cooke Of the United States Army 1t is the inteuoa n
these fcers to join number Of their comrades who are
about TO Walt the seat of in Europe.
Hon. John C. Richardson, enc of the Judges Of the
supreme Court Of Missouri hAs resigned his Office
count Of the inadequacy Of the salary
ARRIVALS.
From Saysnnsb ID the steamship FloridsJos GArrsh
Sas Mr. s s M saa s ne n AND
ssS Mn Waller, Mr. los ss ss
s NJ ss
lev saeket Mica Mcclellan seteisn Mira Mefeilan
e i: ss;',
nHi:s -: John soddsrs Harry sssiasrd sss s.odd.;d
sna
sasS ssiib .aa s'y aass'T "a
% sss fs1s,a Psf, yaad.s
Srs1s sss, Perry y sTr;as Esn,o SSsfa
Bryan and lady howell lady snd infant Geo WiQr Ia.
dy snd two chdran; Hoesbury Robinson 80 "a tho
stetrsge. Total l58.
From Charleston in the steamship Nashvle-Mra aads-
e. White D Ramsay Bush, two Misses sedgwtok Miss
Armour Miss JAM Calhoun, Paul armour, N Ding and
lady, Mrs D'ckson Misa Ferria, oinstea a shelton.
M Bean three children and two servants Lieut. Strong
miss Johnson Mrs Bryan and lsree ohiioren AAhrop
And Lacy, Custs j Emln w @ MeAins, W g Rowdwah
Wardlow, Hall, II wensinger and iA6y. A Paul N
setxas Mas htimon. Miss West, Mrs Curtis chA
!sr S Mis- syle Lancaster 9 Wright Con ane lady
dren. Coles. lady and two children Grant Grant Mlss
Jafdsn Mrs Mitchell and child Mrs Bre wser Mica Brews
ESugsnt two , Misses fggert " oaayei. J Conkn
Merriman. 4 Merrimsn. A L Bartlett q l. Adams. A N
Dandron. huNurd, K Srapgson, Bunnbee, Ktng
Greene Turner. Stephenson wife and Tires chldsn
AID 90 IL the f,ecxSge-
From kaisn1as IN the bark George ThomAs3 ctss,usau
o SanqsVst " JAYNE, hrs " uppyosety end cid
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The Sunday Liquor Gases.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Before Hon Iudna Hiifnn

JUNE l4-This morning, the People having recovered
twelve successive verdc.s against the liquor dealers
for violation Of the Sunday Liquor law their coun-
eel, entered into stipulation, in open court that
the ninety nine cases remaining the calendar un
tried should abide the ultimate event of the case OF
recoected verdict found by the jury week for
The penalty Of 6fy dollars in favor OF the People. The
assened to by Mr. Wcoxson in behalf Of the Distrt
Attorney The Judge stated, upon adournng the court
that be would take up no more liquor cases during the
term. -
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The VIRGINIA ELEcrIoS-GoGGN AHEAD
We find it reported il the newspapers that the
opposition citizens Of Richmond, Virginia, pro-
pose presenting Hon. William, L. Goggin with
Splendid carriage and span of horses, and to Mrs.
Gogein magnificent set Of silver plate, in con-
sideration, we suppose, Of the splendid services
Of Mr.. Goggin in the late gubernatorial canvass
to the opposition cause in Virginia. at this
rate, had Mr.. Goggin been elected he would
probably have realized the wish of late Irish
patriot in the present of "an Alabama cotton
plantation, well stocked with good fat negroes"
AS it is, those presents to Mr.. and Mrs. Goggin,
Vi ihe carriage and horses and silver plate, will
doubtless exceed the nett profits to Mr. Leteher
Tor tour years to come Of the Governors Office.
Ana teIs after ~. Z ~ long run Gnggi. VII.
probably GENE out ahead.
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Further from Pixies Peak-C;reat Rise I'm
Gold Claims.

:. 81. LOUIS, June IA, 1850.
NJ swinburne arrived here TO- day from Leavenwor.
WIN 5000 worth of gold from Pixies Peak. He says a
A a'ser amount might have been got but the miners
"''' Asklng twenty dollars An ounce, which price pur
chas,"rs thought too high.
The Lea senworfh Times eays the accounts from tho
mines continue encouraging Claims, which four weeks
ago were considsSeS worthless, are now Commando.
from Ave to twenty Thousand dollars Mr. Gregory b,S
sold bis claim for S2 900 Several other claims IN the
same lead had changed hnnds prices ranging from
nundrtd u seven thousand dollars The snow had diasn
peared from the mountains and prospecting was being "
eorousy conduced rich leads were being consatv
discovered At Grsgorys diggings miners were mskiny
rom twenty five to hundred dollars each per day ri
arrivals OF emierants from the State continue large
and all push Immediately for the mounains The health
Of inc mining region was excellent and She spirits Of the
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KANsAs--A NARROW EscApE-Tbe renpbi.
cans, it is reported, have elected maj ority Of
three over the democracy in the new Consttu.
tional Convention. This is narrow escape and
we hear of no border ruffiapisn either The
late visit of Greeley TO "bleeding Kansas it
would thus appear, has not very materially
strengthened the cause Of f.cs1S2" il .tst
quarter.