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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-03

Crr.-WIIin \. InI-c. GoTrrN-;tHi1E. -. w .uU'r
r;Dya: .ui,-rrac 81 :dta;. extra : soy. i#;hly : Joa9 30.
TrEsT-New red 81. ruE,cr"-frr tss -ri"", air: 80 :af
Tie arnuuH, II b:..h:, sweet, rua.cufrs Tobacco which ha'
been brnu.h; 10 MARIE; has hcel totH!pg ikr equal 10 tsc
d.manl, aud the a'anan: %! l:.t .D'i o! inc qualify l'H'
proved very small. We !Gu'" zach Q! u'in!A!S :" ~"
QUALITY At :. J".iT. and good 90 "a fI:a9u. Tor !.is
rich Tobacco D. ,n-iimrl size ,t.; i.at. suitable fer ;"!.,:
;hrr. exists Il ccrti.i-I good demand, with sales ~ a.
5, ~ fT cniuIGou 70 mi! .:!I:. aal Gall "t Tor good TO gar n
quote v3or 90 roGin.on hug 4: So ~, irijti!ns 10 !:ir a.
( ~, and Cr"'! la fine tiaG. F.: cr!aI;on and noa'irsE''li
Tobacco pT!r"- -ii"| I-ss aiYtrc-, am - quote suth .
90 jla1 -. We not, :hirs Of good %.'irpinS Toh'?:o q.
$gtlO ~: very good !! Yrs'"r. 49, $50 IN" hf.!. snii =: "a
al" Dry Lug nf .ir 80 rp"i vh IiHy hn:0 a:T""i"i :Ihi"
-, Az. #Hd ;n. lower GRADES a!Ta: ga &c.
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LYNCU:IE re MARKET, Ju>K -.

CnEx.-Iul! 1T - "a - cca,.. FanrE-Snpc.aII- =; %,
Extra Il ~; Fam;iy:'; - 10 :. oST%-waitc Ia 20 d.iHc..
black ~ "a g. ct< TunsCC"-Thc receipts are very heavy
and i!r'" rhaa.. IN prices. VI ron'!rrr {" NOT
high prices !! really good TuaiiI:cs Nhc!! are il.
demand. Tn lower grades rrc"nmIr aic and price.
remain ah"u; the sam. We quote ;:w ground
lug$, good, -: To ~; Now :T"Uu' Ain.>. :Hc. 49,. - :.
Common Irgs - 81 Ia :! 81; cool manufacturing leaf
fo:u 10; fine 10. So tr ~ Cr:smc 10. ii "a ;: s~hipi"EG
and s:cmIainy lea! 50 81 30 >.
WHs,T-.-f$ 81 $50 -, Tor cir &c "hi': - !" tai o.
IIAy-:! % Ia - per bale.
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4 friend in Montgomery county. Va. II

\ friend in Montgomery county. Va. thus
writes:
a am glad to sec that the Enquirer has put
up the flag of Breckenridge and Lane, i: is
good, and l hope a union of the party may be
brought about so that We can elect them
There arc some Douglas men here, but | think
q large, very large majority Of the party pre-
fer the Breckenridge and Lane ticket
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<S-~t

\. .loiST ELECTORAL lcsEr PEoposeD IN NEw
NoEE.-Nozart Hall democratic general COM
rni,tec in the city Of New York, recommend
the formation Of a joint electoral ticket in the
State Of New York, and failing in that, to sup
port Mr.. Douglas for the Presidency.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-03
WILMINGTON MARKETS, jos. ~

TvE:ESTiSE-i.in moderate irG.ari md r"r.ii'. ',~'ri"
Sales yesterday Afternoon "f nl!y ~ L;;!s.. .:U! thl- Ei.''
:ng q: - do. - ~ f"r viryIo. 9 ~ g: y-!.," ny, 80
81 ca Tor h.r'!. per 2.p lbs.
S?Ii!Ts TT#"E*:;SG-Suc yesterday CT 2ty bh'' >
rrr;s nnri iut DO. a: 81 cent? for s:sii.a: lot, .oi
30. =: 80 cryr- per yli.3n for New YORK. pb!-. ~ '-' ""'
morning.
No Transactions reported IA Eosin and Tar.
FLcv@-Fu'th:- sale. yesterday q: To- LL.' q: : "
V-rag-, ana . ~ per bhl Cor family.
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.;oRfOLE MARKETS, Bus. -.

CogS-rcI!ow To- TO 20 cents; wi.tryj to - rt.; mixed 49,
cts. LvT:"y-1M. 4" lIIs Ca. Fi"rr:-Fnra!iy, per barrel,
- - Ia -: Extra u -, to i =. -uprr!!nc ) 4"
-; Fine 8 . 1sTs-;.e. smS@,t..Iir:r'' G; i%-''
PREV, merely nomiaaI. Hay 81 u" ="
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Y;r.;uia {; per 49,, registered l:u:,i.. >...c. ~ amA a..
:c.c.'. 81 ~. amt Interest.
Richmond C:iy Bonds, As: sales 500 a'nl ir:crc~i.
Petersburg Ciiy Bonds. last sales go "": Interest. S"""
cent S".vs
rr:!: sHicr.
Snr?o:s CITY roats. Ia. .aies 80.
Exchange laE. Sr"cR, Lat .ai.s irSL.
Farmers i!aaS S:ocH, i.-t sales !ct.
Etux 81 Nir:!u!a Stock, last sales 81
i.us u: ;lc Commonwealth. S:oc&, !. : sales Sici.
Richmond am! !,"rvi.lc Railroad !:'Dd-, Saaralireh 'H
sat. of Virgins. iIs: sales ~ a'"' inicrc-i. y" recent
yir.jaia ,.c,,.rai Railroad Bonds, sra.an:cc,! 10y Stc;" 81
virginia. 80 rccrGr sales.
Ci:y "G Petersburg Bonds. Guaraa'c.!U ~ sta;e"i Virginia
40 rrrr:l sales
Jam.,. River aui KaEawta Eonds, guaranteed by S;st-"f
VIRGINIA. irt ,ti.s -. amt int.rI-i.
Richmond %ir. Association Stock, '".c. so.
vir.;:ia Fire AMI Marine lniUranc. stock. sole, S!".
Merchants Insurance SiocE, lat >al.- so.
Ii:-irl, LIE ln>UrAuc. Company s;1ch. las: -aIcs i'E.
Richmond. Fredericksburg a.h Potomac i;H!!r"n'! st""S,
i.t SIh"> 80.
vi::ia:a rc.iral Railroad S:ocS. ias: .air- i5!t..
::!cnr,nr.i a.i Petersburg Railroad s:ocS, la: sale. -.
..!cl.:aoai and panvill. Railroad S'nc%. las, sales 80.
LANES River aii kaIiaw!at S;"ck, ;Ist salc- 80
Virginia Central Railroad, ~ mortgage Soad-, last ss.--
50 AVA ihisTcst.
Virginia Cer.:rai Eai!roa;. ~ mortgage bonds, ss:c.
49,. and !ntcr-s:.
N!r%uLln tnh Icilacs!ce Ei.iFGai, !:' mortgage Lo50'.
salt, - aG!i a;rrr>i.
virginia aad Tcuurss see Railroad. z! ]r:or:gage ESu!.
la. sales so and !:.-r-.t.
Virginia nl! Tcnnesscr Railroad. 81 ~Tnor'gaC" Goncs.
last sales SO and Interest.
O:anc. and Alexandria Railroad. = per ce1i. Bont1,
sal-s ~ aml in:-re,t.
Orange aad Alexandria i;uilros3, !; per ceat. E:ld:.
sa.ss SCI ani Interest.
Richmond md Tori: Eve. i.!:'caa, {. re: ee&:, ronts,
la, sIl:s 500 HII Interest.
Nilna:.s, Cop Railroad, 4 y.. ..ni. EaaL., las, sat,
$Cu.
Sol;a.side Gs!iroah B3Ei., i.st .s.r- ,Gii:. No rscea;
.ai.-.
S~ou'h.Siir z tihoai Ioni.. gu,r- N;'": iy Petersburg,
49, .o:". 49, amI .n:er-.t.
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SDrcin! Germs OF Courts in the sixth .Ju-
Gtrial Circuit.

In consequence. nf tI- hath Of In. la.a Judge John y.
C,optou, no Conr.s we.c held II the -!>;h .luiicia. Circuit
n: the rcgr!a. terms. in :he spring. Therefore The i'r-sen,
Judgc has ordered special terms nj the Courts In that Cir.
Gull, 10 be held, and 20 cuuincGcc ia III. following c.unties,
OH tic days named:
In the county CT New ksnf. On The 18Th Of Jaly.
In the COUNTY Of Charles City, Oh The sd Gf jay.
In the county of james City aud C::y n, Williamsburg,
on the 3u,h day Of Iuiy.
In the county Q! York. on the S:h day q! Augu!I.
In the county OF gloucester, Oh "a" it'i DAY 81 August.
In the county Of Matthews, on the I'D day q trgu.:.
II, thu county Of Miiti!ese&. m :he "ith ia? Of kLgust.
In the county Of Warwick, on the I'd aa% OF September.
In the cuun,y 0: Elizabeth City, On thu 9Th day OF Sep.
teWh-r, lJnlr Gil
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LIST or DELEGATES.
20 Tie visitors of william and Mary Col
lCTp,

lcgc.
HANOVER Co, VA, June 10Th, 1850.
~GryrlEMES:-I see 10y the papers, that in 4
few DAYS Vol. will he callc;! upon TO fiji the Law
Prolrssorship Of William and Mary College,
and | would call 10 your attention Mr.. Charles
Morris. Of this county. as Il person cmincntly
fitted for This i;nriofia,l; post.
Mr.. Norris is 4 distinguished j. u. OF our
University. and since lie ~recrivc: some ten
years ago the highcS; hnnc:s conferred on her
~iavolilc sons. by his AlmaMatcr, has beeH Il
faithful student and practitioner of the INV.
The characteristic .; NJ. Morris mind, winch
wc think peculiarly entities tila 70 your con.
Sidcration, in the discharge Of your important
duty, is tie power III lucid statement and aialy-
sis. the basis Of the nrs lyccadi, or faculty Of
teaching. without which. though he were Us
learned H. It Coke or Srg';cn, he would be- per
iecily useless in the Professors chair. The
moral qualifications of Mr.. ~Morris-wi,ich Of
course Won will consider as not less important
than I'll. intellectual: are joined i'll happy rorubi-
nation with literary cndowmcntS, which to-
vetilcr make = u,aH il every way suited 70 be
the Successor Of Minor. Tucker, and !!;c host
OF WORTHLESS who in times past have been aSso-
cia,cl with the famc Of the noblcSt monument
of oar lorcsliiirrS' zeal in behalf Of education.
AZ orr last Court, our bar unanimously en-.
dolsed nl lh.t ! have sairi in hcliaii of Mr.. Nor
ris y. y. =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-03

y meeting Of the State Democratic ENecu'
tive Committee is requested at Richmond, on
Tuesday, the 10th day Of July, at my Office, al
j o'clock, ?. VI.
\ full attendance is particularly desired.
JOIN RUTHERFORD, Chm.
RIcIiNnyi, June Hstli. 1860.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-03

The London Times his authority for stating
that Lord John Russell has appointed Mr.. Vii.
liam Perry, who had served ior twenty years
as Consul at Panama, to the Consul General
ship of Venice, made vacant by the death Of
G. P. R. James.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-03

TurACrn.-W" continue ut0ta;I".s. Lag. lros" AMI
priced, y i!""I"..p .hoc; !ra!, ~ good rider. i.irin, M !oa:
shipping AMI s;rn:raiur, in god condition., F'.ucslot- rN-
ira - ""iil.0o. ripur-:nprriGc ! : D.: Extra f,"H; i.'r!
J.: Z. IA. Crrn--!!u li;!r Offering. "ic' 9uc. "a .'ri. CnI#
H"n! 81 ~. WI"a'-nD:" r1"rinr rn"t white Is sort.
Sl.t..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-03

\ New DEMocGATIc PArEE IN ArGrsTA.~-
We layc received the prospectus of u Demo-
cratic paper, to be published in Augusta, on
the o5th of July. 1t is intended to advocate
the principles announced in the Baltimore De
mocratic platform, and to support bTeckinrldge
and Lane. 1t will he edited ly Mr., James NJ.
Smythc. The paper will hr issued daily, trl-
weekly and weekly. 1t will he styled the
.Truc Democrat"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-03

FOEH IN IS LATTER FEC.H EtEDfE.
F,nTntr r"GsT. Jane &o.--Thc .tea'aer Anglo.Saxon, for
Quebec, with lIvcr,C"! lat! g" Ike 2r'a iI.>t, PASSED 'h!s
p0in: ili. f"Trna1n. Tie '"'!""inS ! an hiN'ri'c' 81 her
adyhrc.:
The I.ad-n Conference ralaI o., the In.
French and l'rnss.an Journals ,ecl':" ri'"' IL" peace" -:
EUROPE sl Il be Consolidated. and al! become quiet.
Account. frG:n Sicily state that i;ar.!ai'Ii wa> organizing:
Cor an rfIort Oh The Train la'd.
0Hr OF the stcarnris cau;cr;l by i!"" NcrToHtH:!s carried
the American lag.
t1wW.tc:L 4nyHt>
LIrEGrno., June .n.-CritnH-$alcs Of The las, .hrec DAYS
2s,Du ha!ca, inc;a1rg s,tpI bales for speculation and *.
port. The niarkc; rIcsci hr:i, hT' rrtcc- generally I'M
changed, i.oac!, with a a.'i.r demand :r speculation ana
export.
Manchester ,lyi,.: are un:aynr4h!" Cloths are !a:. III
yara there j. ,norr 'IGn- II. los Ir.cr:.
Br. sd.;u:,.-TNe mar."t Is duh. The weather la. he"m
favorable inr The crc:-. Richardson * Spence quot" flour
du! bu, steady. Mhca: : G;i:t bat dull. Prices are ca.irr
hut unchanged. Rcd l1:. 9iniis.; "hi," !isa!2,. ~. Corn
i. ~cry ,G;.-niN-r! a:>. - 10" - ri; white rs a...c.
LpSD0s MAEEtr --aii-at is :M! ana buy. demand y
reduction. Sugar irla; co:'tc iitia. Tea /, In Int little 10.
qu!ry and piier' are weak Rice j. firm and al! qualities
have Slightly advanced. Tg!.ow ;lsfh. Ii:.sc"d oil .5sGt.
MoHk. MAEEtT The ra"L"r marSe. j. generally ra-
Changed mi:h a good rrma"i. Con'"i. ";~a"f tor
hG.iTAL ~ THE ADEIsTiC.
NEW YnEE. jmnc %L-9h- s;r,rr"r Airiatic arrived here
this Afternoon ahoGt four v'c!ycE. with s!:Ices f:Cri South
aGartDn and Liverpool -. IN" 2ii!I iEsi,, Same as hio1ght lay
the Ang.n Sas0&.
IIetnan lid aD, come pas.-eH%r. ny tia A1riA,ir. lie
wi! counr ~ ,h- Vanderbilt.
Mr. M-rr..r, tie new French .iGn6as.sd y, CAFE by the
Alria:rc.
Tie. church rate aLuliiiur bill Lad been thrown "g, ~ the
House Of Lords ry Il great majority.
Mr.. James called attention To the crl.s;raer; rn"i c".nc
on in ireland to iE:El-h the Pope with :r1oDN Il! Hay. ant!
asGcd the governments; what measures ;!i,y in:"n'e! to
aLopt, a. there Was HbGr.iant evidence 80 sIInc:t = ircse-
rn,:c: r:g!rr ~. foreign enlistment act.
TN: loan "f 81. '"s'. Ga" q: ;h- rrenci, -ailwaY INDICATIONS
yy!;. ~ introduced in rI.iE.t durig. ihit u,pn'h
II. Emperor Napoleon reim:Gr'it to tnTi' l." ;I1 :1;h :rHa
tie BahCn Conference.
The German Prince we!e Graaiclca: 2; 81 preliminary
conference on the questions referring 10 :!r relations "li!'c
foreign powers.
Napoleon repeated Us Peaceful assurances NJ lie inter-
view with the prince &! Rsasja. w:i:I wa mot Cordial
BE lid not aliule to b8ssS&I- ,a. T~s-r';"; 'hc German
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-03
FAKMvILLE MARKtr$. .Irxg -.

Ccr:-,naIj RS. ~FL0rR-EaGlly = ;"a ) 0G; City Mill.
extra f.mai ~: City MillS. suprrnnr, d 0iaG ~. WHAT
WEi.g -. to -: Red ! - 10 / ., O.!-.I ;nH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-03
ALEXANDRIA MARKS, Jr::2
n,NyIIlE Marl;L1.- Lr.rau-

rLorG.-Supmrinc s. 10 10 . ~ Extra & 1871 to- -.
Family i ~ &c III. C"RS.-Wh.t' ~ c.; mixed ,tc. 4.
yellow -. Dart: r-i,>. WTF.;-W:.tc1 So J 4"'.
red 2.'o -. IEAY-rrr 100 IN. =. 20 Sc. RI&Hh.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-03
RICHMOND C!.TrLE MAENET, JaSc 81.

Ers!.-ac.ir re have 10 rcpo:: IT, .=.e Of . heavy s.p.
pig u. ra;;i: a. reduced prices. and = l. contemplated tia,
the tl:cln3,. in Ia. Northern market, vii divert II atnl large
supply to t.Gs. A. the scales there were lU2 head cold t!''
wee. Il; price: raue:as from - - :" $3.50 gross; av:rdr:r;
Ghuut 81.
Ss,L-At prcvjous quotations, s. % 3l4.
SHEER -Aa r%ccsI IL supply, al /! ~ 10 : -: per hrtc.
Extra quality would .cll =, higher IT, ITr-.
III -U"mau limited =: s! ~ n 80 ps! i"n:.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-03

The two steamers captured ty the H~earpi.'aH ~.luadsos
,lIspIn yei the Sa..inian a@l hnrrica! h':-. iaey con.
tanned twenty-five ;housan! uGu:Ect., ~iiirty':%o cannon
and ,-o million pound. {: l'0Srcs. Also. cha.:!c.sbls
sr.cie. Eich, ,ual.ed art:ei passengers %src made pr.:9a-
--.. and ever thing was conveyed TO Gm-:s.
Thr S]a-Gi.ian Minister de:narGcd restitution, :ni ;!e
r,n,I;.,, .,n!,a.sa!or -~up;.oT:-,: "a. IeuIaaA, III" :rs.-l, and
men la, :uc Hal passport. 10 Ma;".
The cot,tcr:rn:icu -: 80" iici!aI-I:.," s-aIy i. I-rr.-.
i coI.i5ia-l.
TGE irs~r.
.onJ warning fy. publishing Victor Huge. .pe"sh. cot.
r.inioc u violent APPEAL % revolutionary par,..aE..
T,iriv Villages hIye hera hasIt on iioun, Lebanon.
Ma.ziri mss no; gore 4" Sicily 4. reported.
Lo.p6x, June 2i.-Sa!rs &C cotton FOR the last TWO lays
foot up 20, 800 bales, Including $4,000 to spectators AN. -r-
portert. the market closing generally unchanged, with E.n:e
hu.ireS., he: without Improvement: "a Quotations.
prndnc--Sp.:i;s " tU:prEiih- cD:-,: t!ll - -.
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Tl.c Good Work Goes on.

We call attention to the interesting proceed
ings of the Democracy Of Hcnrico, yesterday,
unanimously r~ati(ying the nomination oil
Breckenridge and Lanc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-03

INSPECTIONS r tLnrH.-Tn" Inspection nTt!Our
in the city o! Lynchiurs. for The quarter ending
the 30,h nf June. lsin, is ~ follows: Family
SIC barrels, Extra ! ,iG'; do. Super l,3Gj do.
Fine 81 TO-, MilAlin:S - do. Total :,h:S
t:.-Tcls.
TIE following is the mmn"nl I'll -four ~inSpcc-
tel III Alexandria, during the quarter ending
June 90: .ir.. :. Family 20: E>srI i'l9:
Snpcrlinc +i15; Fine -. May. Family ~;
Extra 1883; $"p~r!;nr i1@i; Fire in?. June,
Family 27t: Extra ri ;iupe:tjnc 1919: Fine
1872 MuIl!ing -. Total IL, IL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-03

view with the Prince 81
BE lid not aIiuie to III
policy or TIE Italian ~
saii.e.lapd profess
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-03
II iircrnAXnI.n nrrMAEp st TIC

EIrEIi"TS az MEE'iiAN?i." ~" AED ri ne
iicl:HOa! Depot -! The :;!ci!:an",!, FTc!c:;ch-!'G?r aad
Potomac Railroad for .Ji:ur. iSjr--:"; iu.,C;s corr, ~
hais. tobacco, l.n empty barrels, 4la p~"uHd- !n.;icr, :!
package: "rss. ii .Wh ,ufu Gee; !uruhcr. III la:abH. ~ caves.
= sheep, . hurs,, ! hog. miscellaneous not specified "-..au
pounds. III bushels nral, is hGSiici, mill citi. 1T hGshrl-
peas, 500 pounds bac, II, IL ~packa""s ra.., ifn pounds wool.
Miscellaneous ton scrap iron. - bones ;TniG!acii!r"i 10.
bacco. BIDS tl"rr, !2n p"ant- !a;'!, : car '"a'!> BARK. 40
cords s0"l, -: ions coal.
, 1860-03-16

inflicted upon these, the more guilt parties,
After these Indians shall have been dealt
with, we hope a general amnesty for simi'
lar offences may be declared and the past
forgotten The 'OAites, also, committed
some acts which can hardly be justified
even in war With a disposition of these
Indians, we believe the law will have been
sufficiently avenged. At all events, the
past war has taught the red man to re-
spect as well as fear his more pale-faced
neighbors, and we entertain no fears OF an
other general Indian war in the future
Wash and Hiatnmpa we're seized by the
Indians on NisqualIy reserve about mid
night on Wednesday last.
, 1860-03-16
THE MEDICAL ANO SURGICAL INSTITUTE

OF DIR. L. ]. CzAPKAY, is already secured IN Poif
ton which places IT, as well as It's proprietor, ~
above the assaults Of envy and professional naiFs
In the schools Of France the highest prizes are On
awarded to practtiond in this department. q AedF
cal science and they dsctPy With others, an squtg
lofy position in the profession. Ricord Is AZ nm
trious example, a slfninAlight among the pholosoph
lcal stars Of his age in EdSope, and Dr. Czapny ~
fully eqaled him in this eoQntry, IS proof q WY.
the Philadelphia College Of Medicine coniPllnenl.sa
him with a Diploma, and he honorary ad eaAa.l
degree. Selecting this as his>deldef oPeraien, y
though qualified as graduate d tne unlyeisly, ~
Of Pesth, and late Chief Surgeon the hungsls.A
Revolutionary army, for more exespdea non ..,ins
DR.. l.. J. Czapkay has bent his earEsAt ailsn.ga
to the cure Of Chronic and privale dl.st.qi
In which be has become great az expet y n.
now regarded as the LEADER IN this blancn NJ " ~ Y.
profession throughout the United States and W. ~ ~
trait and biography are published as matter o. ~ ~
est to their readers in the most exclusive louln..
The Doctors Offices at his Medical pa salsf l.f
Institute ou Sacramento street. corner Of eoesl,s WI
nearly opposite the buildings Of the Pacihe -
Steamship Company. sl.,.
81 We ask particular attention Of our reades, y
the sworn certificates Of remarkable cures, an an'''
column Of this paper
DIR. L. ]. cZAPKAY's PRIVATE MRDIciL
and Surgical Institute Ia on Sacramento STREET Dg.
Montgomery opposite the Pacific Mall steam.ssg ~.
COmpany's Office San Francisco. The Doctor on1t y
free consultation, and asks no remuneration unlsS Dc
effects a cure.
SS- Persons not Nshluk to lose time in eea~ IN,
pondence please enclose $40 In their letters, ana VIZ
will get immediate attention to their cases.
III. CZAPKAY,'M D.,
Address, San Francisco, CA-
, 1860-03-16

CRIxINALs,-Two Indians, named Wash
and WatGmpa, implicated in tho murder
of WM. WHITE, of this county, some Eve
years since, were delivered to the civil au-
thorities here by the Indians Of the Ms
qually reserve on Thursday last, and are
now safely confined in the block house.
From Indian agent GosNELL, we learn
that the Indians have been induced TO take
this step from hope that clemency will
be shown to Yelm jan, an Indian likewise
implicated in this murder, and now await.
ing the execution Of the law, by which he
was sentenced to be hung about year
since. By delivering over to justice the
real murderers, as they say they will estab-
lish, they hope to obtain q commutation oi
Jm's death sentence to Imprisonment
They have endeavored, for a long time
past, to come to such an arrangement with
the local agents on the reserves, but as
such was out of their power, they have
simply advised them to the adoption Of
this course, assuring them Of their belief
that the testimony which they promise will
have due weight with the executive in NIT
igatiDg the punishment to which KsIm Jim
has been sentenced. The act is voluntary
on the part of the Indians, who, we are To-
formed, only hope to save tho latter from
the punishment which they claim should be
, 1860-03-16

LIErr. MUIlAN's ExPEDI4IoN. have
received additional news from Lieut. Mul-
lan's expedition, as late as the 18th JAnua-
". News had been received from Mr. EN-
gle's party. whom Lieut.. Mullan sent to
Fort Benton in November, and regarding
whose safety serious fears were entertained.
lest be had been lost IN snowstorm. or
that bis whole party had been massacred
By the Blackfeet He made the trip safely
% the Missonri and back in. forf,Lsir davs.
and crossed and reerossed the Rocky mount
aims. ieitA horses, in December and January.
Thus proving most conelasively that though
earih-work on the wagon road could not
60 on. that travelling at all seasons is prac.
ticable over the dividing ridges, and that
speg offers no serious obstacle to the rail
road line.
o. Lieut- Aullan's command we're in com.
Portable winter quarters, having erected
some twenty odd buildings att'C Cantonmeut
5ordan. 8and succeeded in moTing his whole
command over the snow, on hand-sIeds. for
is miles, until they got below oil the cross.
iugs Of the 81. Regis Borgia, and thus will
not Be detained from early work by the
spring freshet
Il Was hoped that the party could get
to work sometime in March, or by the ist
Of April at farthest. Spokane George and
his spokanes. reached the winter camp on
che 18th Of January, lOiih horses, from Wal.
la Wallas and brought a return express
back again. -.
This certainly does not look like an Arc.
tic region, and We confidently predict thai
though the expedition has temporarily sus-
pended work, that they will not only re-
sumo work at an early day, but that this
great enterprise-With all the difficulties
nnd obstacles in its Wsy-Will yet be sue
cessful, and that it must rebound to the in
terest and development Of the North Pa
che coast, and remain as an enduring and
lasting monument to the energy aud zeal
cf those who conceived and practically car
red out this project of opening new line
from Columbia to the Missouri rivers
bfonnfainay
, 1860-03-16

UNFoUNDED The rumor that the Similk-
ameen mining party, which left Seattle on
the irst'of this month ria the Snoqualmie
pass, had been stopped in their progress by
snow on the summit, proves, as we intimat-
ed in our last, to be unfounded The par,
ty, we are informed by Mr.. YEsLER, passed
safely over, meeting with very little delay
Snow had been encountered, but not in suf
fcient quantity to prove a serious obstacle
The party we're in fine health and spirits
and rapidly pushing forwards.
A brother Of Mr.. Jxo. N. Low, of thii
county, who is one Of the above party
writes to him that parties contemplating
crossing by this route, should purchas,
their animals here, there being, just at thi'
time, scracity Of pack animals in Seattle
There outfits can be obtained OF about thu
same prices, there or here. The read from
here to Seattle he represents as excellent.
, 1860-03-16

PENnESuARY FUNDs.-We learn that
the $40, 900 appropriated by Congress for
the erection Of penitentiury for Washing
ington Territory was received here by the
last mail from the States The funds be-
come available as soon ns bond for its
faithful disbursement shall have been exc
cuted. This, we doubt not, will be done at
an early day The early completion of this
F" benevolent" institute is a matter of the
greatest Importance to the people of the
Territory, the expenses TO which the more
populous counties nre subjected at nearly
every term Of coart, for the board and Gus
tody Of malfactors sentenced thereto, are
enormous, and heavy burden upon the
tax payers. We hope, therefore, the build
ing will be commenced at once, and COM
pleted. Judging from rumors current here
concerning the grand jury's Interpretation
Of some Of the laws passed at the last ses
sion, and tue stringent charge Of his honor
to that body, we should not feel surprised
If half the inhabitants Of Thurston county
we're consigned for board and lodging in
the institute" before the present term Of
court closes. Be prepared, then, to give
US hospitaLle reception