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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-24
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, July 9.

The arrivals large The weather has been
gloomy cold during the occsionai slight shoee OF
rain weather much CURED for Wheat which nov
coming boora trade hiss been acve, and Wheat
have toA been rhr eser 10 bur, especially when
from the Indian being In large
supply fully quarter at which, however, free sale
experienced and fair eszrancs Effected at 2ss 3D.
to for mix mostly IN, hgure and 3d. to sos 3D.
yellow The following the fA,m-r deliveries VII At
Tor ihs es-sT quarters SIS Sd do correr ending week
year. 80 $50 At ia Id Al there was
hl and slow sale for wheat at decline OF I'D 10
ID Genital however DISPOSITION to force sales
rather prensy red from the at 26s 10 26s
Cd westrn Canal which prices fair business done
Ind with good Inquiry and the quantity offered
bldg much Cd advances the low sales Of the white vss
which checked sales and the market closed quietly ~
so, g. ixed B. o. kr .ow white so. sale at from
8I. Cd. II 4UD. a. =. q X. AdrpsA.
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NIEW FLOUR. in bbls. or bags.
N No. l Mess Mackerel and Family Roe neriinss
Todd's Extra Family Hams
Country Cured ="
Pure Cider Vinegar Spices for picking, WITH general
xsorment OF Family GToceries sAMPsON. JONES, Ag,
jvaI Cor. Man and 9th sts
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AIRS PHILIP MAYO will reopen her SCHOOL at
Wl Sycamore Church. lh street. between Bread and Mar
shall Monday In October She will receive few all
boys. Terms go per session Of months. jyis
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IN . SECOND SESSION OF
DR.. GeSSner HarriSon'S
8 DOL FOR B . z 8
WILL open September 1st Belment Arlington Depot
w and Nelson station, Nelson county, Va
{ ~
Tuition Beard for ten months.
Fuel and Lights extra
20, Arlington Depot, Nelson county, Va jy2t-c.x
HEINRICH DE BRACTON.
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cum ingenu Types vulgui &C Londn TYPE MILO,
Robert Young Assign Johann More Armg l6so
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Arms Of VIM Byrd, Of westoyer, In Va
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IA sardo Rege Primo, clrca abhn &C. &C. suhun
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4t in engraved and Pc trait Of the Emperor Leo
poid This copy Is also from the westover Library
ne al owe, with many other works are Tor sale
vSl RANDoLPB's Bookstore and Bindery.
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NEW YORK MAKKETs, Jolly q.

BryswAx-Yeow scarce, and p.css sustansda small
The market active and was, perhaps
buOant than at the present time The sock Of S
m eeIts has been refused aud 1850 bags remaining IN ns
Rio the country with expected here or at Nes Orleans
soon and only one cargo expected At pnadepha and one a.
Baltimore Of Of bags there al cent? and tee
graphic Advcss from New Orleans 10Th state that that market
none 10 had below With hese In view,
gan advanced OF cent the sales embrac
parcels from second nAnd each uccedIns sale being
made CHER than the preceding cosng with extreme
scgons attracted attention. and enchanted rates say
nsvs Sssn Pas is
wh. better demand has prevailed under which have
European adyces pc. oonnaash the market became little
steady We reduce quota ions onequaiter o cent d. on
sIddns below they may derrd nominal.
FLouR-The state and Western Flour has become
dull heavy and order TO effect transactions TO any consde
considerably The shipment have been moderate,
have for the mos. part been confined the wants
and Eastern trade The adycs nom the surop,.n
per Coxnaug 81 Johns less favorable
for D%snts and exercised depressing iSassnes o. Change
tai depreciation since russd last Of iOso cents Dbl The
are accordingly gh price. receded 10 csnts bbs
chiefly the lower saees Of Baltimore and Georsstown
r.on on wsdesday aud Thursday being Spring
quiet for Winter with Ions In no fair extent at s
quoabe rates OF Tuesday last Under the unfavoraee nhaenee
by the steamers adyees ON Europe the mar
yesterday became heavy aud there dsprec atom In val
ues - Ill .si. v..pe !. 49, r.nidIv nrocsra
uhs were on ah scae. hsfneuns nss oeen Ispi"u
ed with dung e week the veather Tor when na oen
hne Inc sales o tne hee dsys s
ag aOo nes .. 81 ostDa ~ ~ o ~
Wsv To ne" =. eu solsn "a ,S 9nna = ~
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| - - s .sn p psn, go n'hsI ~> '' ~ -
., one uu"' I ~. Ss q, Cal, "a ooa q, r,.vn, mice.
$3.50 80 n,vsr ~ p,S, ~ Hon N IL ~ cur
snoes 49, s,S,,a -sh,s nav n. onot.S d
,, "a other IInd. En- nronoron osL rontnsrs sesdv
q. 10 IN. m ysrv active d.
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men tne aos ana ssnaers we g' ,s % "a
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THE WRECK OF THE STE

THE WRECK OF THE STEAMSHIP PENNSYLVANIA.
NORFOLK. July 2l-The wreck of the steamer Penn
syvania which burnt the James river q few days
SINCE has sunk in four fahoms and total loss
She was valued at $4,000. Her engines may possibly
be saved -Four boxes Of goods only have been recover.
ed from the wreck.
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GLASGOW MARKET JuY4

BRxAD srrTrs-Ihe weeks arrivals LIBERAL Since the 18th
hne but there sii absence Of sum
wheat coming Into slowly and unevtny, being
later than the two year, which howe'e
unusually early During the week the ade has re-
made Wheat and Pur have promoted business Ind an
offered reduced prices At this days market de-
cline fully 3D. boil may be quoted Flour 10 sacx cheap.
barrels In favor Of buyers mixed Indian Corn lt
$50 bs lower. Josn ACdnd ".
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HERRINGs.-iioo bbb. No. l. Gu. lie RIMS, fay sale b
III iysi-& oHAa T. woarAAh %
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Norfolk Goth mat, O'Clock Mrs MARGAREf
GREEN, In the f9th year Of her
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BARRY,s TRIC0PHEROUsh the bes. and cheap
s article for dressing beauyins cleansing curling preserving
and restoring The hair Ladies Try H. Bold By al druggist, and
perfumeI. mh'" u''n
CAV MILL.-A Good second hand Saw MIL, with all ne
~ ss' EDWIN w0RTaAM 4 co.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-07
An assay office is about to be built at New
Westminister, British Columbia.

The official report in the Globe, of Mr..
Pryor's remarks in the House of Represen-
tatiyes in regard to Bennett and the New
Herald, is as follows:
Mr.. PRYoR. Mr.. Clerk am reluctant to
solicit the attention of the House, eyen'for
moment, on matter of personal privilege;
but the disagreeable duty is imposed upon
me by an article in the latest issue of the
New York Herald. | wish to protest at
once, however, that own no obligations to
respond to anything that issues from the pen
or the inspiration of james Gordon Bennett
| should disparage the dignity Of my posi-
ton, and affront the feelings of honorable
members, if were to admit the propriety or
the necessity of recognising any utteranee
from that notorious indiydual--a man who
is conspicuous 10y the persistent and fragrant
violation of all the rights and virtuous in
sticts of humanity who has supplied himself
with money and She means of pernicious
influence 10y eXtorting contributions from the
fears of innocence and levyng subsidies
upon the gratitude Of sympathetic and con-
federate vllaiuy: a wretch who bears upon
his back the scars of many merited chas-
tisement. and upon his soul the taint Of every
conceivable abomiuation a miScreant who,
in consenting to the dishonor Of his own
family and the proclamation OF the most sacred
relation of life, has committed crime for
which no language furnishes commensurate
term of scorn and detestaton foul and
filthy creature, whose name is the eXecration
of both continents, and from whose contact
truth and virtue shrink as from the touch of
leprosy.
A fiend who denied the privileges of human
fellowship, and eXiled from the courtcsies
and charities of the social circle, is condemned
to W ear out the small remnant of guilty
and miserable existence in solitude for which
the wages of prostitute press can purchase
no relief and no consolation. | repeat to the
House, that | would not obtrude upon their
/ presence the image of an individual whose
unutterable and unapproachable infamy dis
tinguishes aud stigmatizes him as the shame
and the opprobrium of humanity.
But in candor, Mr.. Clerk, will not deny
that he has some pretext of apology for his
atrack on me- since, in the discharge of my
duty as journalist | had frequent occasion
to lash him until even his rhinoceros hide
quiyered with the pangs of eXcoriated sensi-
bility. Let him continue his assaults No gen
tleman can desire a more significant and sat-
isfaotory compliment than the abuse Of james
Gordon Bennett His applause is an argu
ment Of suspicion; his inyective is title Of
honor.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-07

MORE THAN DOLLAR LINE.--The Cincin
natl Commercial says that in that city short
time since, man was arrested for picking
pockets and sentenced to term of six months
upon the chain gang AS it was the first
time he had been charged with such misde
meanor, his wife was advised to get up a pc.
tition to the Governor for pardon. In
pursuance with this advice she went to a
small practitioner, who drew up petition
upon half sheet Of fooscap, after which he
enquired how much money she had in hel
possession, and being told that she had 500
he took every cent Of it, leaving the poor
woman penuiless. The amount of labor per
formed occupied seventeen lines, and the
time taken by the conscientious lawyer was
less than ten minutes.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-07

Mr.. NELSON, OF TENNESSEE, ON DIssoLU-
rIoN.-In a lecture at Baltimore, Mr.. Nelson,
an American member of Congress from Ten
nessee, said:
can never think of the dissolution of the
Union. Dissolve this Union, the thing is i'm
possible Enthusiastic applause How
could we divide it-how separate our Nation.
al airs how divide our common glory Ap
plause.l l have always thought that if ever
the two sections of tnis Union were array ed
against each other and two opposing armies
were to meet, marching to the tune Of Hail
Columbia, think that as they approached
each other and heard the old familiar air
they would throw down their arms and rush
into fraterRal embrace. Dissolve the Union
no, uever. No, sirs, its dissolution would
roll back the tide Of civilization to such
an extent that it would never recover from
it, The dissolution could do no good and
would result in some conqueror subduing all
and placing a crown upon his head
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-07
The Race at Sewell's.
UoNoUr. Mach 5th.

HoNoUr, Mach 5th
EnIroR DENocRAT The Daily Appeal
contains very incorrect report of the race
run at Sewelrs Ranch, placing Rees' young
"Buss Roarer" horse behind in the race. /
will just, state for those not present, that he
was second, being only seven feet behind
Steve Ford's horse Overland" and running
on to him heavy fast. 1t is generally sup
posed, that, had the race been seven hundred
wards. he would have won the race; or had
they ridden entitled weights according TO
the rules of racing, he would have won in
any event. Yours,
EYE WITNESS.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-07

FUoTIvE SLAVE Law IN New JERsEY.-It is
curious fact not generally known, that New
Jersey has fugitive slave law of her own.
enacted in 1898, and re enacted with modi6-
cations in 1886 and 1916 The slave holder
or his agent can apply to a common pleas
judge and the arrest will be made by the
sher fl and the question of property decided
by three judges. The law is in accordance
with that Interpretation of the Federal Con-
stitution which makes the restoration of fu
gitive slaves the duty Of tho States. New
Jersey has, also, a law authorizing a slave,
holder to take his slaves through the State,
and to make a temporary residence with
them.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-07

AT late meeting of the Board Of Trade in
Boston, it was resolved to prepare a memoir
al to President Buchanan, suggesting that he
tender the mediation Of this government to
England, France and China, for the amicable
adjustment of the difficulties arising out Of
the difficulties arising out of the battle Of
Peho. Late adyices state that the Chinese
Government contemplate appealing to our
Minister, Mr. Ward, to obtain the mediation
of the United States.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-07

DAMAGEs.-Chas. Bonden sued Jacob Cess,
yesterday before Justice Merrill, for DANA
ges. 1t appeared to the satisfaction at least
of the jury that there was good cause for ac'
ton, for they returned verdict for the
plaintiff for 1925 The suit was brought on
a charge that Jacob Gess ran into an express
wagon driven by Bonden and damaged a
considerable amount of furniture therein
Mr. DeLong was for the plaintiff, and Mr.
Hubbard for the defense. Mr. Hubbard gave
notice of an appeal to the County Court.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-07

FATAL AocDENr.-A correspondent from
Timbuctoo Informs us that a Swedish miner
named james Wilson, was suddenly killed,
Yesterday morning, while at work in the
Pennsylvania claim, at that place. There
are large quantities of pipe clay in the banks
of the claim, which often slide with very lit
tie impulsion. Wilson was crushed beneath
one of these slides.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-07
91tw advertisements.

HAOIlOway's pills are the beacon fires ofheath
to all nations, whether civilized savage. In weak
ness and the debility generated by excesses Of any
kind general prostration Of the system, their ef
feet is at the same time renovaug and restoratlve
they drive from the system the morbid cause Of all
ment, and bring back the frame to its pristine health
and vigor.
~ Sold at the mandatory, No. 50, Maiden Lane
New York, and by all Druggists, at 25c G3c, and 81
per box. mh7
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-07
DIED,

In this city on the 6th inst, William Guy Collins,
son of Victor n and Della Collins, aged five years
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from the residence on street. BE-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets, tomorrow the sh
inst at 10 A. NJ.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-07

A ST. LOUIS correspondent writes; "It is
more than probable, from information lately
received, that if W. ii. Russell carries out
his design of establishing a horse express be-
tween Atchison or Leavenworth and the
northern end of the Placerville telegraph,
that Butterfeld Co. will establish a similar
express over their routen
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-07

UTAH TRooPa-Ihe New York Tribune's
Washington correspondent says that the War
Department has decided to withdraw the
troops from Utah, excepting one regiment
The troops are to be scattered hereafter be-
tween El Paso and Fort Yuma.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-07

WE perceive, by a late advertisement in
the Territorial Enterprise, that o. II. Poirson
has taken charge again of his hotel the St.
Nicholas, at Carson City, Utah Territory
He had before had it leased to another party.
He brags in his advertisement that he has 60
clean beds, always ready for the weary trav
eler" His charges are moderate, he says, but
he must invariably have the money in od-
vance-a very good preeauton, we should
imagine, in the Washoe country.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-07

J. WALTER WALSH was arrested in San
Francisco, Monday, on three charges of libel
against Benjamin A. Patten, Frederick Hen
nell and Joseph MeCallum lie waived ex-
animation in the Police Court and the cases
were sent to the Court Of Sessions
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-07

BIG PLoUou-The Stockton Republican
Gays that huge plough, for reclamation OF
swamp lands, has just been made in that city
for Kinney La'ius. 1t is intended to cut a
ditch four feet vide and four feet deep. lis
capacity to perform the work properly will
be tested at an early day.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-07

SNow.- Considerable snow fell at La Porte
last week The Messenger says that the snow
came dropping down, Tuesday night; kept it
up on Wednesday. and did no bad job Of
showing during Thursday and Friday. At
Weaveryille. snow commenced falling on
Wednesday night 1t was still showing there
at last accounts
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-07

PRESIDENT LORD of Dartmouth College has
been writing another letter in favor of slave
ry. He says that New England will yet be
compelled to introduce slavery. The children
and grandchildren of the present Abolition
lists, he says, may be the first to introduce a
"harder serfdom than is yet known, unless
indeed, they should themselves be compelled
to sell themselves for bread, and suffer tn,
proper chastisement Of their fathers sins ioi
their rebellion against the government o
God" The editor of the Independent Dem
ocrat, Of Concord, himself a graduate o
Dartmouth, says that DR.. Lord is insane, ant
has been for Years
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-07
WANTED

a SITUATION by Married Couple without in
n cumbrance, in the city or in the mines Also n
situation wanted by first class house keeper or chill
dreus nurse. The best of reference given Applv nj
this office. mh63tf
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-07

The Supreme Court Of Wisconsin has af-
frmed the conStiutionalty Of county, town,
and city bonds issued in aid of railroads in
that State.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-07

THE Similkameen mines, in Washington
Territory, VII be crowded with miners this
spring. Letters from Oregon say that the
people in the northern portion of that State
are all suffering from Similkameen fever
Parties are eongregating at the Dalles, all
waiting for the roads to the mines to become
passable
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-07

HENRY D. GrLFrN. Attorney General under
President Van Buren, and ex-Mayor of
Philadelphia, died recently in that city.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-07

"LANcHA PLANA WEEKLY DIsPATcH" We
have received the first number of this paper,
published at Laneha Plana, Amador county,
by Heekendorn Il Payne. 1t is about the
size Of the Sacramento Post, and presents a
handsome appearance. Ia claims to be "in
dependent in all things, and neutral in moth
inr"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-07
MARRIED,

In Connecticut, Jan'y oath, Mr.. Jno. NJ MoseIy,
formerly Of Marysyille Cal, to Miss Julia A. Holconb
of Conn.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-07
POSTPONEYHENT.

nN account Of the Theater being occupied bv other
&bpartes, the GIFT ENTERTAIN MENT Is unavojd.
ably postponed until
Monday Evening March 18th, 1860.
When It will most positively take place the Theater
being secured on that evening for the occasion
mh3 I'd CLIFFORD & LUTHER
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-07
MHLLET SEED.

$500 LBS GENUINE MILLET SEED for sale n
- the subscribers Ranch.
BENZ. LANDS.
Ashland hanch march lst, 1861. m2-lm%
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-07
HOP ROOTS! BOP ROOTS.

A NY quantity for sale at the Tree and Seed Depot.
IA ~ st, next door 10 the p. o.
ian4-u GEO, LAWS.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-07

LEooMProN CIrY CoNMIrEE-This Com
mittee met, last evening, and reconsidered
their former vote ignoring all tests excluding
Douglas Democrats from their primary cleo
t:ons. It seems that they became afraid that
the Buehaneers and Court House Cliquers
would not obtain all the offices in the com
ing city election The vote stood twelve for
excluding Douglas Democrats and four
against. We wish these twelve wonderful
Old Line O Democrats much 10y Of their
prescription. 1t will come other people:
time to prescribe some day, and that speedily
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-07

HlCkOh 90, O.,..-.................PR .PROPRlETORS
TUESDAY, March 9th, 1850.
II Tildtn Sutter CO J r Withinton Colusa co
e 4 Rail Ornvle P NcMahan Nicholas
Jas Devolt Parks Bar W Hodge
John Gait. on, Stringtown z Hedges New jersey
Harrison Butte CO WIN Ia, ,lor Penn Valley
John Dry en- Sac city Rent San Francisco
Lesser S"n Juan Mills 1imbuctoo
NJ Morgenthau n Fran Jhon Cation Nieolaus
d G Lewis John Peters
@ G Mellen Long Bar T G Hammond
j 9 Ude Butte co John Creamer "
S Dorithy Morris Ravne Peters
NJ Pence PenceS ranch Peters
Chts w Skinner Sac city Timothy Wharton"
Jas Cosgroye Sar Juan Thomas Riley Orovlle
G Porter, Petaluma FW Valele Ncolaus
+ b IIaswell Nicoaus j l. Laing
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-07
ALFALFA.
GARDEN SEEDS,

WE HAVE just received across the Isthmus a
w full assortment Of GARDEN SEEDS of the
Thurbun Co., Of New York.
decs-Sm2p J. III. WRIGHT & co.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-07

CHARLESTON g. g. papers announce the
death in that city of Cranmore Wallace, an
Episcopal clergyman Of much emnenee.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-07

TIE widow Of Santerre, the brewer-who
played a prominent part in the first French
Revolution, and presided at the execution of
Louis XYI-is still living. She resides in
the Faubourg St. German, and afiirms that
she has in her possession the keys of the
Bastile; also a number Of curious minutes and
manuscripts relative to persons who were
imprisoned in that fortress.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-07

Is The town Of UIivet, Mich, says an ex.
change, young man named Oryille Wood
was forbidden the house of his affianced bv
her parents because he had come there in
toXicated. The lovers were so affected that
they agreed to meet at the house Of rela.
tive and terminate their existence 10y shoot,
ing themselves. At the time appointed the
lady arrived, when the young man, taking q
pistol from his pocket, blew lis brains out
The girl attempted to follow suit, but was
prevented by her sister.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-07

ARIzoNA.-'rho Arizonian, of February 90.
contains the information that movement is
on foot to organize a provisional government
in Arizona
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-07

NJ. Adolphe Rudiguel. civil engineer who
has long made human remains in the differ
ent geological strata a special study. has
called the attention of the French Academy
to facts which he thinks prove the existence,
at distant epoch, of a species of man dis
tinet from the present.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-07

SWORD AND DoRNIcRs.-An uproarious fra
cas- took place yesterday afternoon, between
a cook, recently employed at the What Cheer
House, named Holmes and German carpen.
ter named thinner, So far as we could learn,a
disagreement had occurred between the cook
and the proprietor of the house, who had
paid him his wages and concluded his engage
ment viii him. The carpenter, as we are
informed, took sides with the proprietor and
quarrel ensued between himself, finally,
and the ex-cook. Just before the affray be-
gun, the ex-cook went into the Rato Saloon
corner Of Second and streets and was there
amusing himself The first thing he knew,
in stepped the belligerent carpenter with a
sword in his hand,-one of the old style
dragon sort, quite long and curved in the
back As soon as he made his appearance,
the ex cook took up chair and threw at him.
The carpenter backed out Of the door upon
the povement, and there his antagonist threw
two more chairs at him. The carpenter made
rush at him with his sword, when the eX-
cook retreated, gathered some dornick:
and launched them at the carpenters front
with considerable force. One or two of then
hit him, and he rained them in SO fast that The
carpenter at last beat q retreat, sword il
hand, and rushed up stairs in the What Cheer
House. The ex-cook pursued him, seize(
him at the head of the stairs and threw hin
down to the bottom, bruising him consider
ably. The carpenter. still having his drawn
sword in hand, valiantly rose to his feet ant
was returning TO the combat, when the po-
lice interfered and arrested both PARTIES
They gave bail for their appearance befor,
the Recorder this morning.