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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-06

THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR GEolHoi.-Nli
yii,,-, 90 the new grounds selected Cor our Acrcni-
tnr Fair ,c: i'll the highest terms OF the locA'iy
and ..ang cement, Of those sixty acres formerly known
rs the "Ilcrntn.c tract" about ilrce-I,nrters OF
mil out-,,l. the city limits the nrw fair ground,
m. hounds! on tie Moth by the HichInpnd and
tr,,e-.cbsh,ir, Eui. ilad and OF Tie South ty ;hc
Western portion q broad street: They are now
fenced in and everything thereon i. ">snnngH pleas,
H., sn, finished shape. Various improvements VIII
l,r ;nand OH those n.w grounds in stables. shells,
.,;ul. AID r.llibt;oa rooms and nnr acc"niIfoda-
ton, VII lc n";c,l Cor ti:r comfort o' persons ns
,scll a. cate. -,
Tic Executive Committee 9i the virginia tta'ri!
Agricultural society Gc>crvr nilcl! credit Tor the Ell
cryy wi;h w,. they nave taken thi, matter III
i,a,,,. We trust tiIa, the good will nn patronage
wlic! ,hei, .,r;iu- demand will he fully apFrrel'.-
led ani sccordr, hy our citizens GENERALLY Inc pre-
unm 1t. which W. publish ,o-ia lay, is liner'ly got
ten M and wc perceive, moreover, TIA; the tNec'i-
live uu,n.t.ec have adopted regulation ny which
exhibitors HAY eli whatever they may bri'iI I" tii'
Fa;r. ctlc: ;tivar!y or hy sc.icn. Cattle. h"r-e'
agricultural implements poultry. manufactures
work, uf ant ee.,ic- aurk, and iider'! c'cT!,H;ag III
,h. exhibition. may be sold soon "airch upon
The grounds provided they not removed until t!e
clos, nj the Fair Let country rr"icf, hrar lhi-
t,c. in mimi anil SOD in ;irir e"ntr!hu'!"i.' WISH
the :.!nc arrives.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-06

MARu,cEs.-oniy fur marriage licenses
were granted during the past month Of August by
the Clerk Of Alcxaudria county court.
Du,;a. tin sane mr9: in Richmond city. the
number Of iimccil-.s amounted To- eighteen which Is
higher figure our matrimonial cour-c than TOR any
cor. spondins period previously. The figure" in
innrririony often pleas. uay be seen hy Holmes
Er,cranl. which say:
ouoh Tom Though fair her feature, We,
|: I, her FIgrEE pes--s me
What may her figure he" cried:
"Oxr IirSossp TIoCSAsn." hr replied.
While ii, r,lssin2 this fertile theme may etar
tina; il docs no; follow. il nlan MARY shrew
are To suppose lie i -i.rewd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-06
CITY AND STATE NEWS.
,-We have M chonoe IN NAL

Tur MARKETs-We have no change to make
in the market quotations to-day. Rates have settled
down generally 70! period ut axcd figures The
sales of prime wheat effected are soe few cents be-
low the figures in the table, eNcep: for prime white
which readily brings l3:c per bu,ilcl. The wheat
,rude in Richmond cnntinrr, ;c Increase. a;: The
receipts Of lu-. month. august ara ahead OF any
similar period previously. There were received '':
moh vc exported rs l.G barrels o: Hour for foreign
a depression continues in the Tobacco msrtc:.
The receipts last month of tire 'wcc. in 'h1s city,
amounted TO 5000 hld,. The exports of tobacco M
TinS the same month to foreign ro::, we're SD
hhds 100 boxes and go, -" lbs al! manufactured,
oar city merchants we now receiving extensive
.,r,lie. ii good, tor the fal! and ": inter sc"soi,
s!;ch promises :" be very pro,!'esou' this Year.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-06
C,sss -. Tobacco.

For the best shipping leaf growth OF lsc? 81
For the best manufactured leaf growth OF i,!y ~
For the best fancy wrapper leaf growth Of isay. -
Samples O: the crop In wole 20 be priced IN osy az;
lsia
Judgss-John F. Wren. lIcnricc: John NJ sheppard,
Richmond samuel Hs:dgrove, Richmond John Jon,s,
Richmond William 6r"anor. Richmond, T.. q. *o,ln:,
Richmond: James Thomas, Richmond.
Manufactured tobacco Tor home consumption, 81
Judg>s.-Wnlsm H. Yac.srland. Richmond Jos-;h
Mayo. Wchmond Dr. George r. Holcman, Piuysnhs
W. Richardson. Richmond: John D. HoLson. GoaGhsni.
Ja:r-s H. Grant. Richmond; Archibald Thomas Ectmoni
cl,.a Ea,.. cr..Iu 4,.d lcs...
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-06
Tur CIrY-We arc progressing amiably in

Richmond The cool weather j. setting in, aid the
fashionable world is hurrying home from Springs
and ,ra.. Tie aurora Borcalis con.'nur- to be The
-,,;e,t of talk and according 10 a philosophers Il
riT, nm important par; in ia" atmospheric changes
Ti.: IIrnrico CouT: monthly gathering. - no" IN
.,s.iou. In o:hrr matters :hings are dull, hcEce.
win a view Of raising al Excitement, some gcE;'
mus, themselves hy masking threats !" destroy
.i.;r u.i.hbors ard get bound over, for their
r"ubr, To- keep the peace. Others, hy "ay Ola spree
:, reduce the poultry market. c: men coop ncis III
hc market AMI lei the fowls 20 q: large or else they
iir,l no la:np posts and nut on: he "a. THIS oi-
f.n,... generally costs SO lv way Of = city fine
W,i!. rc.ar! . ";her c;,y donG-, We mar Use tine
rn-i> oi the bard AMI -ay:
IF the rcaler Asks Tor items
Items Of molnenious import.
AZ a time when ar. stirring
Nriih-r eight row, nor niiApus,
When the very Courts are barren,
When stacna:ion dwell. among u;
n, In vain will seek 10 ind th-n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-06
VrrcI>I, 1irlIr,uy lysrI1r1r-'i'hc

VmGI>IA MILITARY !NsTrTr1r-ihc G0ilu-
a;,, Of tits year. number 70, the second class Sc,
tldr,l elias. !, iour, ciaso IL. New appointments
f5- H. Year ~ O these, siN are from North Caro-
Ina. three from Georgia. TX from Louisiana, three
lrnn Tennessee three from >abana. zen from Mary
!ald. five from Washington CITY. two from Mis-
,our oue from District OF Columbia, one from Texas,
one from lniiaa: tie re-; from Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-06

~ TO THE VOTERS OF TIL T.
CITY OF GICIIMUND-I hereby respectfully anh"unce
myself Candidate for the OFFICE OF aTT0ENEf
FOR THE COMMONWEALTH, In the Circuit Court 81 this
City, which In. t been vacated by the resignation OF
Mar.na,luse Johnson
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-06

KILLED.--A man named Durrctt was killed
and robbed in Caroline county. It,; week, by negro
belonging to Or. H"vze, Of Hanover county. The
negro i, in Jail. pn:ir:, leaves It wife md seven
children.
Young ilan named john Mays, aged - years,
accidentally -ho: himself with hi, towing piece .>t
wees. a. Amherst ipur liou-c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-06

CorxiERrrrr COMA large quantity Of
counterfeit coin, especially gold ,olnr,. ha, been pat,
in circulation in the town Of Martin-burc Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-06

DEATHS IL NORFOLK. During the month O!
Angus, Just passed. ,Acr" 81 deaths in Norfolk
civ. o.! which !. we're biacSs ~ the lumber, i
,nrrr iiliLili..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-06

SgyrENcrp-Two persons were sentenced to
the peitcl;i.ry from Preston county q; the session
g: the Circu,, Court Just terminated there. One
named S:.on Peer Cnburn FOR two yeas and half
Tor hcr,. stealing: rul u Tree negro. named William
Fra., Jones tor years Tor attempting TO commit
a r,pc upon Harrc; X Black, white child nhSu: II
year, oi n,c. Joseph Jenkins wa. convicted OF III,
voluntary uau.lau.Etcrin killing Lucinda Goii, and
.,n,enscd 10 ray u inc ot 80 and be imprisoned IN
he county jill Tor ;nir:y days
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-06

RECEIVED INTO TIE 0EpEE.-Miss Smythe, Of
!; ,thc,c. was received int" the cr,!sr Of s.. 'o-
cph. 3; Wheeling, on Tuesday by Bishop Whc!am.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-06

OgxNry STRINGS, VA.-AmoEg the disi;n-
g,i,.d visitor, Il; the. sr.!lg-, we're Hon. John
l.e:c!.er, Governor elect. Coioic! Waterman, editor
OF the "Rockins!a;n Register" :ni Maj Calvert.
Treasurer of the STATE Hnl others. Tho Governor
lsd with him liz accom- iia:cd family. We found
him I'll h., i.ic> lad represented him ~ being an
.:rAbc Courteous AID good ii!a. AL were Pleased
wiih him aid h. mariners.
The lis, ~" tournaments having been noticed,
We WI. notice, in bret. the third and !"-t one
The klirht- were ,ir"n up il! 'roH' Of ihe hotel.
They rr,ared - the ground, whrr-. altSr an excl
ting contest. NJ Fraic, ;. Penn: hacker. Knight oil
Shenandoah, WAS declared the victor, lie having
home Ill the ri,. .ilrcr successive times.
~ ,.!gi: The bal room wa- illuminated for the
coronation. wn,n Miss Walton. o Lunnr'e lndlal:a.
VA, crowned hy the victor Queen 81 Love and
Beauty: Nj. l.ctchcr, daughter Of the Governor
elect. first mail %! honor. Wa, crowned hy Mr.
Chapman. Kng,, oi' Pasr; M! Mi>- .iun Mckay,
second maid OF honor. crowned ~ Mr. j. Siur-
ruy. Kuj.h; of Orkney.
The dance Went mtrii!y ni"mg un.l ~" sc" h"rrN
O. night. when the worthy hosts. Ms--rs Brad
ior,. and Mckay, iu"td Tie c,:mraIy iea de!ic.ons
uua>t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-06

IUANO--No i Peruvian Guano, Baltimore insptc-
\J lion; Eide Island Gusno: Robnsons Manipulated
Go,no. A. A Brown Mexican Guano; Nsvassa or Brown
Colombian usno sombrero Guano In store for sale By
sept6 " d. eAiHAAA w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-06
Cls'. ;-J--G.e.r.
FARM AND GARDEN PRODUCT DE-
PARTMENT.

.ipiyss-Col. j. y. Preston. Montgomery: Luclsn rs.,
Hanover; Dr. Er.smcs Powell. Richmond; a D. Wrcn Az
gnsa 1haddrus Lrske IIcnrico. Chs.h!n Mhi;e Nnoy,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-06
HORSE AND MULE DEPARTMENT.

-Four years old and upTsrd IL premium 500
-Four years oh and upwards, III premium 50
three years old ard under four Isl premium
Three YEAR, old ari under iour 81 premium. ~
Two years old under tlgcr, st premium ~
Two year, I'D aG under ilI..c, 2i premium ~
Unc year OLD and under two j.: premium .:
oil, ,r.r old AMI under iSo. 81 premium. 10
.Tqic6,-Wm ". Crump, Of Richmond. Mark Alexander.
Nrcklenbars; william C. scott, Posittan; y. W. IIaxai
Charles City: C. o. Hawkins. Y.scsyric, y. e; George
ook-r Elizabeth City: Col Vim. Townes. MeolcLhure
Garrison ST. Npr.ulS: Tho, j. Drarc E!cbmon4 T. Dos
we'll Hanover; I. J. PeytOn, Amelia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26

The n. Y. Sun copies approvingly from Gov.
EfuRss late Oid-Line Wing speech the following
paragraph:
"wbat definite end and ohjsc' is 10 be a,aloed, by
keeupg NJ party org IMITATION on tbs Slavery ques-
tion 10 regulate Federal intsrests Ia propOse1 oy
this mode OF action TO dimnso Slavery or 70 ensnci'
late slave Not a. all. The rlsht OF eaca oste 10
regulate is own colored population without eH'e'nA
interferenoe is conceded on all hands. But we are
fnd ths. thu object is 10 prevent the extension vi
slavery into Free territory. Into chat Free territory
Will come one point IL out On the map feei very
confident that have territory si.hin the present
limits az the United States which Slavery can be
successfully established"
Now Gov. Hunt has been some time out Of
public life. and is probably ignorsn,-not exactly
that there is such Territory G' NEW. MEXICO
"on the map" bat that the Legislature OF said
Territory has just successfully established y
Slavery therein, and forbidden Emancipation, and
almanner Of Anti Slavery action, by most stringent
penalties. This New-Msxico covers very large
space on the map" Of our country, including the
Pierce purchase Of Mesilla and Arizona, and is the
very Territory in Which Mr.. Clay affirmed that
slavery did not exist when he introduced bis Com
,roruise resolves Of 1850, and as to which Mr..
Webster relused to enact the WIlmot ProyisO, be-
cause il would be merely and superiority reensct-
inc "the laws of God" This Territory has never
been sgitAted by Black RepublicAnism; it has been
left precisely as Mr.. Clay, Mr.. Webster, Gov.
Hunt. and The ~ Y. Sun would have all Terrific
RES left; and here is the result. We excuse the
Governors inquiry on the ground of ignorance;
but What shsu We say Of The SUMS WHAT does
a say7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26
From baltimore,

BALTIMORE, F1d ", Naroh 9 1880.
The Second Branch Of the Co1pcn this evening
ma d the Traverse Railroad bill maiiDg the fare
Eve The CIV sneadnes f'T Md 49, - prOy ,n
lin, the ytent Of the Park " forty instead Of two
bnndred so.ss. The indignation meeting called for
this evening gan the BILL and in favor % ths Three
Cent bill wise bzze.
Ia the clinical Court this evening the Jlry, in TIE
case Of toe State sgt. WA. Theuord alias Hoppy, 8
notorious New-York tbief ard Robert Sltton indicted
for larceny in steslDg go 90 from the Farmers and
Planters Bank year sinoe, after being Oh. q
bours, rendered verdict, convincing HopPy ard ac-
qutting Sutton.
The Rev. Mr.. Justiani, the Romsr Catholic priest,
who YVES nearly m1rceIed on Wednesday night by
party Of bursl1rs stiD lies 10 q critical coo dton.
The propeller &. c. Ager, from Phiisfephia for
Alexandra, before reported ashore at the northern
point Of the Chesapeake, tOwed into the barbor
last night, and shortly aerward lot for her desti-
nation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26
. tie passage Of

tsktr, CT for damage doss arsros5 '"' N-''S' -
this act :, o,.,.- y,
SIC. 3. II cSse i. shsl Be rscssssYy = ,hs
Meet toe sppr, pIiAiions made o. 10 De Ins1e,
money, 10 lie collected up0n such tx ~ a'or,ssf IN
N. purposss .frpssd Il shs1 ae Lawful for the CcU,
uissiO',rs Ct the Csnal Fund and II shall be tner
dury TO i1vest from t- 20 time any surplus Of the
norsys ~ tue esnsl debt s kinS und, cnlef section
CT srte- Of Tbs Cor tstn'lon p'a Hes IN AT
th.I the Of $50 CO. IL the tax Ia be S"i danaS
'fe f.Cal yesr commencing Oct. |, 1872 under he
FIST sec'icu OF this act snd the ney nus invested
sbs DC spphtd to meet tie sPpruprl suous made OF
the moneys ase from s1ch tax sud go uGcn oi sac
Moneys Ray be Necessary sasll, vheo pad INTO The
treasury, be spped ard pledged 10 the drs. insance,
- reubDrs, Tue said king 1td tor the amount To-
re'ec 10 such tex ard f1r 10 crest the same, az
the rate o. five per csntom per snuun, from the ue
q! the u vfs'nIsnt 10 the day Of payment.
SIC. .. TIE Canal Con missioners sre suthoriZed N
Their diacrtcr fo- the purpoae cf sacurog navigation
0 th- Enc Csnsl seross tie CsyUgs Marshes 10 main
tain the present iocks and the present Old line OF Canal
bat 10 mUrey al be expended therefor Elthou, con
sent the Canal Board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

A Maryland doctor, p. +. Thomas OF Easton, has
been offered an assistant surgeons commission IN sas
United Ststes army.
Surgeon j. Ii. Bsily, who hss been four years It
Fort Hamilton will take part at the rendezvous sta
ton, ST. LOUIS Surgeon Simpson 10 Hkelyto succeed
bin.
There remains nov to be launched but one Of ths
five new steam sloops for whose erection C,ngrsss
PISSED the act Of 1857. They have been finished IN
the following order: Bro oklyn, launched at New Yosk
lsst Summer; Lancaster, at Philadelphia in Ocs0bsr;
Hartford at BOstop, in December and the Richmond.
at Norfolk, on Wednesday ls,t. The yessel not yet
CON ulsted the Pensacola, nov ST. the navy yard a
th,, name. A later act provided for tho building Of
seven additional steamers all OF which viii be sdoat
before the fra Of July. They are in ship houses Ct
Kntsry. Boston, New-YoIk, Philsdslpbia (tso) Cos
port and Pensacola The Hartford, Brooklyn and
Richmond are rated the register to carry foartesa
eurs the Per- acols sixteen ant Lancaster eghtese,
al heavy metal. As circumstances will shs~,
il ia understood to BE- tho determination " the Navy
Department to have al asg ships propsled by ssss.
20 ths, in Of emergency the Cornmsnd pssia-
Chief need not BE- compelled 10 leave their on saps
when their services are speedily required A. the differ
snt porss on naval stahons Already tho Sss JsSnAe
il 10 relieve the Cumberland. the LaHcsseE 10 re-
place The steam irigsts Hen,Dsc whose time he nssiy
up; the wabash has taken up bsr quart 10 In the
Mediterranean the Roanoke Is on che n Sns squN-
ror: The Mi.,issppi and Powhatsn cruise N the Est
rdes and Il Is cot at all improbable that the Brssk-
,yu MAY also .t.r her trial trip, be stailsd for Q
Conmoiores isg,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26

TIsN Y Times seems 20 think that the fifth article
in the amendment 20 the Constitution of the Uhited
States which requires presentment or indictment oy
Grand Jury as preliminary TO trial for capital or
other infamous cme stands efectualy in the way OF
dispensing with Grand JOries in our State jmisprd-
dence. That, however, is by no means 50 certain.
1t is held by many eminent ursts aud seems to be the
better opinion that this add ober similar provisions
refer only TO trials before the Uoited States Courts
1t was for the Union and net for the States that the
Fedora Consultation made and the legs alive and
constitution making power Of the States can hardly be
restricted by it, except the States be named.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26

RHODE IsLAND.-We are very happy to learn
from Raode Islanders that the danger OF the loss of
Member Of Congress from the Ist District is not
nearly SO imminent as we supposed it, A plurality
does not elect on the first trial; 50 that each voter
msy express his personal preference at the first or
State Election without fear Of disaster On the
second trial, plurality does elect, and then con-
ceptratiOn of the Opposition vote is Indispensable
Let every anti-Lecoup'OD voter, then, follow his
OVID preference on the 6rst election, with mutual
resolve to support on the second tral whichever OF
the Opposition candidates shall be highest on the
previous poll. The simple fact that Mr. Davis is
the Republican" Mr.. Robinson tho American
Republican " candidate, sufficiently indicates the
political difference between them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26
To the Associated Press.

To the Associated Press. -.
WAHISGroN, Friday March %, 1853.
General lIerrsn is still here avail ing the action OF
our Government certain sections Of the treaty with
New Granada Dego,a'ed in 1876 relative TO the inpo
ston OF tunnage and other taxes and by which Amer
citizens placed on an equality with those OF
that Republic.
The amendment to the Cass.I Ierrsn frosty, which
went ont by the last steamer is expected 20 reach }o
gotta before the adjournment of the New-GrsnailaD
'Gonerese.
Mr.. Sok'es denies that he has employed an expert
orced corps Of photographers 70 repor. his trs for
publication IN pamphlet form.
private letter from distinguished source in Paris
states that Monsieur Levasseur, French ~ Nntstert)
Mexico, vii 60 to Nicaragua nonnsy IN the Interest
Of Monsieur Belly, but really the agent OF the En-
peror Napoleon with reference to securing 20 French
citizens the right to employ Asiatic sud African ap'
pTeDtoes in mining aud az rlcultural labor.
The Boston delegation representing the State street
interest had intervieR with the Postmaster Gen
eral this morning, and report bis concurrence in the
Attorney (eoersls opinion that the removal Of the
Boston Post. Office lie Illegal, and that II must he
stored 10 its former location, when the reuonstran
will be allowed reasonable ume 10 execute bends 10
nave the Government from loss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26

CKrars AsD CAsuALrgs-Daring Thursday tho
isxery and king store Of jail - link No. SO
Broadway, wss buIgArously eEtsss d and robbed e
about go worth Of nwsry ard o.h' yLusbIe4 The
thievs. gsrsd socsss to the store Of y Link through
the Mercer street tide tho Chin rec Assembly build
Jog whsre they broke swsy . b ard partition. Ths
burglsrs Rave tbss far avoided de ksction.
Francis Rigbsr, colorsd boy, seven years Of sss.
Was run over bys cosl-os, in Wooster street, let
evening, sne fatally injured. Taken 10 No. 6Ciuks
street.
WIN. Ws.izger, German boy -. seriously 10
Jared la. evening By falling through hstchwsy b
the First-Ayenas Railroad stsSlss.
German, name unknc~u, committed snicids -
ns ht, 1T II O'Clock by drcsning hrsef In the North
River. Deceased w,s o5SsTsd standing on the hs.t
part Of the Hoboken fsrIy.lsost John Fitch, While %
htr way fron Hoboksn "a this city. He was tsikiag
in az aEdsons 10 hilna and, at is.Arvsls, sstica-
'sdng 10 Wild InsanAr, tdumpiBg the rel vita has
fa, and stamping tbs dsck with hs feet Ia tue mot
deliberate manner ss stepped over the edaaa al.
waking to the boz q the boat pungsd hssdong int
TIE water sbout To middle Of he nvsr. The bose
wss topped al every scst msds to rescue Kim, Vt
| in vain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26

laughed at in England in being as heartily mcnrne
with 10 France, and 10 sometimes making his gig
ding ncgbbors laugh on the wrong side Of their
mouths. But if be had never done anything better
than write letters to the SIR Francis Heads Of his
time, be would probably have been relieved from
bis distressing duties at the fuleries q. much
earlier period than the actual Que which led him to
the teseeful baunts Of 81. Helena.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26
Nom arrival OF the Niagara and
Aims.
CMAIs Ne. End.

CALAIS, Me-, Friday, March 2j-ll P. m.
There has been no Geographic communication with
ST. John, n. B., since about O'Clock this evening,
doubtless csased by breskiSe in the wires some-
where between the two points. The lstest sfvicss
from Halifax are to O'Clock this evening. At which
hour there were no signs of the steamers Niagara and
Aps, now in their fourteenth day from Liverpool.
Hss either OF them been sgnslled up to O'Clock We
should probably have heard Of It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26
Philadelphia City Railroad
DuesIiOIH,

PHuADELPHil, Friday Msrch -, 49,.
TIE Governor vetoed toe biil passed ~ TIE Legs
ta,uie Cor Railroad il Walnut and Chestnut streets,
when The Legislature passed il over the veto. The
SOuncs have rendered II Rug atory, b approving
The bal passed year since BY the LeS'satnre' theh
N seSsion, giving the privilege TO other Isrhes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26
Arrest of New.YOrk Thieves.

BOsfON, Frday, d 1rCu y ToIJ'
Two New-YCTk fenae thieves were arrested yes-
terdsy afternoon ut the Wor ester depo As toey were
shonf leaving the ctty having over 81 300 worth OF
ellis in their trunks the products OF their tnievng
Operations within the past tao days. Their names are
julie Hell and Nary Davis.
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Gold in New.MexiCO.

r, LEAyENwoRrH, Friday, March -, 80.
A. &c LoHTe.oe Republican ssys that letter from
M. horey, OF the original Lagrence Company, nov
,ece,ea near II Psso, states taet plenty OF shot gold
hss oecn discovered On the banks Of the Arkansas,
ssa mere has been extensive prospecting. 1t Yields
better thaa ever sxSssd m California. -.
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Burning of a Flour Mill.

CLEVELAND. Friday, March ., ISJ5.
j Il. Hegbes's Aoa'iDg mill in Bellevue, O1io, was
burned lus, night The loss il stated at sS, 900. H.
sured FOR $2 DOE. The csuse Of the fire friction
OF the machinery,
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Gr.at Western Railroad Accident.

HAMITOs, C.. W., triosy, March - 1871
The verdict Of the Jnry N the case OF she i.te acct
dent on The Great Western Rawsy at Dundss exoner-
ates the Railway Company from any blame whatever.
Regular trains pass over the road to-day.
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William I. Frazer, Eho wss lat Fal chosen Csna
Commissioner for Penney wanna b. avery large n'I2n'
y, vas snost im=edis:ely tivssted Of his of5os ~
TIE ssle Of the State Ca..s Hs friends propoee a1
nsrs IS candidate for Audi.or-GeOeral at the neI
State Eiectior.