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VVI LJ1 INGTONVN. ti.
SATURDAY, OGTOBER '10. 1S57,
7 '- , FAKMERS' base.' . T .
Bills of the Farmers' Banker Elizabeth City,
N. Trill be take a: at par,' la pajmeaM"or u
debts due thia eb
biabllabment, already contracted,
till further notice
- NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.
The Carrier of tbe THirCiwwww of
subscribers on the "borth side of" Market street,
was sick on Thursday and is still unableji attend
to bis duties. They are-dellvered! by one not ful-
1 acquainted with the rontc, and our. patjrcns J
who are neglected will bilge us by. aenatnjj tor
their papers till the regular Carrier is able to dV-
- liver them. - il' .,4
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. MESTIZO 'itf; PHILADELPHIA. i .
' . A meeting Vof the Democracy of, Philadelphia
has been hci, and' protests made against 'legali
zing tbe suspension. "of payments. They-thipk
tbe existing laws should operate, and recommend
ed such forbearance towards the , Banks ia this I
regard, as the good sense of their creditors iriay
suggest. - - . . ...
' PRESSURE BUT NO PANIC. ' -Cf
coarse this community, suffers "heavily tbe
burden of tho present pressure.1 . But there la no
panic here, such as wo hear of in other' places,
that we know of, nor are wewo'efacy occa
sion for it. : '.
TIIE MAID OF SOLEURE.
On our last page is a very interesting story un
der the above titlo about as good as any on re
cord. . '- '
. ""- GEORGIA ELECTION". '
The returns of the election beld in Georgia on
Monday last, show a 'majority for Bbojvn, 4eui
cratic candidate for Governor, of 10,000, tr moie.
Six democrats to two Americans are elected to
Cot.gress, being a democratic gain of one member.
FORGER ARRESTED. -On
the arrival of the Wilmington and Manches
ter Cars on Wednesday afternoon, officer Webb
arrested a man named W. YV Shkrison charged
with forgery In Charleston lie w.is taken back
the same night by officer Hicks of that city. .
DEATH OF THE HON LOUIS McLAJCE.
The Baltimore Suit of Thursday,- announces the
death of tho above-named distinguished citizen,
as having taken place on the preceding day, at
bis residence, in that city, is. the seventy-second
year of his age. He was the son of Allen Mc
Lane, a distinguished officer tn the revolutionary
war, and was born in tho village of Symrna. Kcnt
county, Delaware, on the 28th' of May, 1784. -
The history of this great and good man is well
known -to the country. He was a chief actor ir
all the great political events of thejast 50 years,
aud ranked -hih among the statesmen of Amer
ica. SUFFERING ON THE OCEAN.
Tho three persons, already rcpci ted as having
been picked up at sea, by the Bremen barqno
Laura, and who arrived at New York on Monday
last, have given a vivid description of tbe last
distressing scenes attending the loss of tbe Cen
tral America. Their names aie John Tice, sec
ond Engineer; Alexander Grant, fireman ; aud G.
W. Dawson, a colored passenger. These men, af
ter 7 of their number bad fallen from the part of
wreck on which they were saved, drifted nearly
six hundred miles. Dawson was the tenth and ta
ken up after the steamer and sunk. It is said
that tho condition of Messrs. Tice and Grant is
almost beyond description. They are nothing but
skin and bor.e, and are covered with bruises re
ceived ou the water. Mr. Tice had one of bis
feet bandaged, and it was with the utmost diffi
culty that he could walk. He had on a pea-j;ick-ct
and glaze cap, wbiclvhad been furnished him
by some of the sailors ef the barque Laura. Mr.
Tice's feet and legs are said to be covered with
boils and blisters. His face also is badly bruised,
and Mr. Grant in in a most deplorable state..
The accounts they give are similar to the suf
ferings described of others, and their wretched
appearance amply verifies the truth of their nar
rative. The life of ; Mr. Grant has been singular
ly disastrous. He says: "This is the fourth time
that I have been shipwrecked. The -first time
was when I was about sixteen years of af,e, on
the brig Atlas, of. Windssor, bound to Fait River
with a load of coal. She foundered at sea, about
one hundred miles from Boston. I was then ta
ken from the wreck before she went down by the
Amazon, of Holland, and taken to New Bruns
wick. The second time was on board of Hie
steamship Arctic, when I was in the water fifty
two hours. I was then picked up by the Cam
bri. The third time was on the Crescent City,
and the fourth and last time on the Central Amer
ica." - .
SHIP CANAL ACROSS THE ISTHMUS OF
DAR1EN.
Com. PiuLDrso, who was charged with the du
ty of making further investigations relative to
a Ship Canal across the Isthmus of Darien, has
reported to tho Secretary of the Navy favorably
to tho project. The Canal is to be cut ou the
route between Aspinwall aud Panama. lie says
in the Report: The isthmus itself seems to pre
sent no serious obstacle to science for the con
struction of a canaL The whole extent from the
Atlantic to the Pacific ocean is made op of swamps,
bills, and plains, and tbe highest point of land
where the railroad passes is no more than' two
hundred and eighty-six feet above tbe level of
the sea. On the whole route most, if not all, the
hills through which the canal would pass would
bo required for embankments over the plains aud
swamps, and I can perceive no insuperable obsta
cle to piercing the highest part, so as convenient
ly to make the waters of tbe Cbagres. aud Obispo
and Rio Grande available for the wants of a ca
nal." The following paper, relating to the proposed
work, drawn up by Col. Totten is appended to
Com. Paulding's report :
Dimension avf other data of Ike proposed ship
canal across the Isthmus of Panama.
Length from shore to sh re, 'ioff miles.
Length from five fathoms water in Navy bay,
ou the Atlantic, to three fathoms water in Pana
ma bay, on the Pacific, 4S miles.
The prmrn of water to be 150 feet wide at tbe
bottom; 270 feet wide at surface, and 81 feet deep
Tho locks to be 400 feet in clear length ff
chamber, and 90 feet in clear width. .
The summit level will be 150 feet above mean
tide of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. -
The summit cut will be about 4 miles long.
Tbe deepest cutt'.ng ou this level will be 1S5 feet,
and the averaae depth or the cut will be 49 feet.
Tbe rirer Cbagres yields an ample supply of
water for the eanal at all seasons of tbe year.'
The summit level will U supplied by a feeder
about 24 miles Jong, which will tap the river Cha
grvs about 21 miles above tbe town of Cruoes,
where the level of tbe river is about 185 feet a
bove tide, and about 85 feet above the summit
level. . .
The cost of this canal, including the requisite
barber improvements at each end, will not exceed
SfcO.OOO.OOO.
G.' M TOTTEN.
Asrt.NWAix, Sept. 14, 1857. .ff -"e
'-' PESNSYLVANflL'LEGIsiATUIlB.
. The message ot 'Oar. UOLtcci, -was laid before
tbe Legislature oft PelmsyUama. ontjuesday last.
i at the open fn of the Se.cTaI session. He-0n-
aiders the suspension ot specie pay menu ny toe
Banks, as a motterof Necessity, tnongh niuch to
be tepfored. 'He gives A 6oing,descrptiondf
tbe disastrous state of things in every department
of indflstry,in consequence of thpreaej)? em
barrasHment, .and -apeak ieeiit)gly .of tbe thou
sands of -workmen who are out of employment,
lie distinctly recommends that tbe banks bq fe;
leased from the penalties and forfeitures incurred
by suspension ; for '4o force the banks into a tool
early liquidation wo"uld compel them to require
immediate payment from their debtore, anfl would-
entail upon -Uw community the miseries of w.id
spread bankrupjey and rmn wbile, the her
1 ' - 1 1. ........... C thia nnuafhru
uanu, an uureissouitvip iiicuaiwi ui Vnuu.....
staieof'suspensiotf wottlif greally increase tlK I
evils of an Irredeemable piper brreacy."
Several sanitary jjueasm es ?are tecommended,
afleciing the, Jvbtors to the Banks and the credit
of the State.
..P
. Several
.bills forlie reliei" of the Banks asren
iL' ' . :
'introduced.
' , AN. Op? ENEMY ONf lfE MARCH.
The.neWsrom Central America, by the '-Stat
nfth: IFcs,'ls.Vinelanckoly Jin;orf The chol
i... Am rin, 5 1. O ii a tenia! and ' Sal YadoT; 'will.
f.-iTi Till fiTa!itv-'aiidafuis tbb more illustrious of
iis victims is tbe American Miniter..Hoo. W. F
V'enable, Iba wife of ihmt PrtiWevl of Gauttuiahu
and Sr. Sawa.lartin. E-PresideBt of 3au Salvador.'
St-veral eminent I'bysicianhave likewise been
carried off. .; i ., c: v -,' T '-i -' '
Tbe intelligence of Mr. Venable' deatjti will bo
received wita proftund" regret by the wide circle
of his relatives anf friend Irt tho United States.
His death took place on the 22dblt., shortly after
hi arrival at the scat of governmen'.
.The cholera, it wHI be observed by pur last ad
vices from Europe, is likewise making dreadful
havoc, not only at Himbury and Stockholm but
other places in Northern Eiirme.
v ' GOING , TO MERCUAND1ZE1XG
. Uuder tb above head is tbe folIonHu? from the
tiAvgv.sta Kerning OispifcA .which though
soint-what severe, ernWdies ranch taith. Let any
of our old inhabitant' run over Vn names of lhr.t;
who wTthin i'oi ty qrOfty years, have b. en atfeckc 1
with the mania of desiring twlivw without labor,
as stOe-fe'e;ing is erronepiHly snpposvd to bf,
and see if twenty in a hundrtfd have suceeede 1.
Havu half so many done so 1 But to the extract :
It is astonishing what a charm Ihere is in tape
C'lico, coddidr. and the like. Every bov in Ihe
laud is turning rarupaul ta get into a toro. A:iS
mechanic!, toi, no sooner-make a tew Lnndrvd
dollars. tbrtrtJiey conceive a horror for tUi im-
laliWr and take to shop-keeping; ttiei.
1ng.':-jAud what a business they
niaiWkOtly tey cni a nouse, uy a uirm tii
nisar, onejot. couee, a an oi mcii-rvi aui a
bolisef bornespQil. thatJS merchandising. .
NorTbieis a cati'se f r tlii mania for b'cpm
iiisa int'rciiairKIJis something, Uke this: Tlie-im-chanic
has learned U fnvl liita-stdf iuforior to a
couhter-hopjier. Society does not so dictate bfit.
h forces society, by bi own difli lenoe to avoid
him. The woiikui of the day are all lalkiDj; of
faucy m-io, and tus wlvo of oaj half of our cij
Chanics envy the position of Mr YiaDSTlCit, and
actually fuel mean became their hu-tband lus a
trade "a stout arm, plain, warm heart. So om
by one our mechanics are h aving their shop and
taking to 7 by y stores. Aud the young men ar;
thronging every place of business except tht de
signated shop. Office U a charmed word, an. I of
Sees and stores are fast impoverishing th conu
try by their nnprecedente 1 iucrease. Give ns
mechanics. There is room for them everywhere.
Men who begin a tra ie determined to live bv it.
Not ono of your sappy fellows who ii ashamed of
the implements of bis profession. It augurs ill of
a man to aee ' him. weary of his augurs ; and hu
usually becomis a bore to btin-ielr.aad to J ho
world. Our stores and offices are' full. W want
manufactures. Georgia,, wants mo o produceis
and less id!f, prou i, lazy consumer.
Cannot something practical bu lon to ch ke
out this mawkish love of pilishn tt cultivation
bnt of tinsel humhuagury. which.di-plays itseif in
a dread of dirt, a scorn of work, aa 1 a pulsion for
professsional life 1 !-,. J
Our cotemporary sh.u'd have j ted that me
chanics are not the only person amenable to the
clurge of this folly. O ir Farmers also hve an
itching for the same. Just think of it To send
a boy from the country, in which place be can
learn and kno bow the things of this Wcrld are.
made up and tako him avay from watchini the
beautiful creations of Nature, in the forests aud
the fields, and in the various productions, aninia1
and vegitable, that surround the husbandman, and
put him in confinement that debars him from the
exercise of healthful muscnla'r power and the wide
range of intellect,, for which .the works of nature
afford so ample a field. What, ashamed of being
a mechanic! AshamoJ of being a farmer 1 Ou!
fie.' - ' .-.,.
'-ARRIVAL 'OF THE NIAGARA!
THREE DAYS LATER ' FROM EUROPE.
.''Halifax, Oct. 7. The steSm r Niagara arrive I
here thia rooming at 6 o'clock from Liverpool,
with dates to Saturday, the 29ub t., , . :
. , ' 7- EllOt AND.;.,,-;.'
The fourth of October w& appointed ti ba ob
served as a day of" humiliation and prayer on ac
count of the India troubles. ;
. " a raaMca. -i - '
The Patrie says that the only object of the in
terview of the Einperors of France, Rimia and
Austria ia the promotioa of amity bet w.-eu France
end Russit.' r
. Inundations in the south of France have caus
ed immense damage and loss of lilo. Tbu viut
age has been most adundunt.
. . SPAIN. -
The conference for tbe settlement, by media
tion, of tho Mexica i question will 'bo h'dd in
Londoa. - - . . i
- RUSSIA. . j - -
A Are at St. Petersburg bad burnt 170 -vessels.
The Csar has approved a project for
the partial abolition of serfdom. A proclama
tion will bo Issued on bis return, inviting the
owners to- arrange for tho liberation of .their
serfs.
INDIA .
There is is nothing later from India, bat tbe
arrival of the Government dispatches was mo
mentarily "expected. Numerous fugitives fr.oiu
the mutinous districts of India hrl arrived at
Southampton They give frightful .accounts of
the conditio i of Calcutta anl the upper provin
ces of India. ,; ,r ? '
A detachment of French troops from China
had arrived at Calcutta ta protect French inter
cstsat Chandernagore.
CHINA. ''.-. ' J ''""'.
Adviees frdm China say that the American cor
vette Levant, in ordr to aveuge tlie pillaging of
an Amerlciu ship by a gang7f pirates, bad burn
ed a village on the Island of Formosa, where tbe
pirates rest-led. -' j' " ' '
It was rumored that L ird Elgia would soot b
appointed Governor-General of India. ' s
' Russia U fortifying the Straights of Ysni.iale.
THE STEAM RIGATE SARANAC.
Puit.ADBt.PHiA, Oct. 7. The United States steam
frigate Saranac under command of Capt Kelly,
will sail froul tho. naVj. yard -J to-morrow for the
Meiiterranean. Her offieors and crew, ait tol J,
number 611 men. The Saranac hss'underane
considerable altcratTbcs and repairs. '
j)lemeii!Kof
cWI it merfchaniUw
i V. Correspondence of Hie Commercial.
-,.,L v?"ew Yor,ct. tT,lB&7
By tbe riches which taka to themselves wings and
Jly frwaythereacller could have kjtended to de
signate doUi logout. rail ruad stocjt PPer mo ,
ney j ht certainly would not have applied that
sprightly metaphor to; merchandize, If hbad be
he!d it to" Hstiretent coinlitiow, beavy as lead and
irnmovea-fly flxtf in warehouses., But the times
are clanged., Byerare not-wanted I wholwale
Ulealers trtml le when they sean old eustomei
eeter'tmj ibe door, fear leg tfiat be will want a. bill
of gooils.' Nebdy wants to sejl ; fSjr any kind Of
siock. i fafajCl io j l rvtxJb six-niouth a
pape.Tbejiui multiplies itself, meu's fea,s
do them moreXbiirt thaff the actnalvdlffleTiIilas.
So-day, a'great-Bot.tun, SH"w Fork-and pfiiiatltd
K ol4foVasb.ke rwfiff foati I'belead of
i O -
phia house is re port e8 as suspended, and the most
iJargg Imp.ting Iwmse f long s(aflding has beeu
emved " to a Lunatic , Asj luqi 1 The auxiet lea
fand'excliemenu'cf the last few weeks have pro
ved toe much for a brain which had .done a gooil
deal of bard thinkingt itr its day. Everylwdy is
trying to sell for cash, but the heaviest saeriUces
4o not indace heavy purchasers. The man-milliners'
are f tiling ejcten.slvely.owing to the Uiuiin
isSed consumption of fortydoWar booneta. Ha!f
Of the present troubles may be safely laid to tile
dimii khed consuniptiou of the nine month cre
dit system which, has prevailed so extensively
duriugMbe last season especially'in th dry goods
traded Svx'moutbf' is long enough for-all par'ies
When all this is to endlltf venonly knows. The
most desirouS'aod laS'ing'effect of tbe revolution
ill be tfie throwing out of employment of vast
numbers of artisans in large towns and ci'le who
most either bes, starve or emigrate. The agii
cnltural districts alone possess the elem-nis of
continual prosperity, and wo predict a favorable
eflectof these diiasten io increasing the number
of producers of those sCt tibns. The tendency has
hitherto been to Ihj accumulation of labor in
towns and cities; now it most bo diffused through
the country. We have had loo many artisans and
trades,, we want iuo:e gio.veis of grain and rais
eis of cattle - '
The Banks stand firm as yet, and our city mon
ey is bandied with undiminished' confidence-.
The retail trade'of the city is. very poor-indeed, .
aiid the effect of the troubles seems 10 be felt by
every kind of, business ezeopt tbe d-iily newspa
pera ami the theatres. ? Men must know whaf is
going on, and they need relaxation more tisau ev
er iu such times as these. The Opera is still in
flood tide, and Thalberg receives his friends in
troops. The Institute Fair is rather slim this
year. There is ery little of novelty iu it, with
the exception of tho ' Calliope," er musical loco
motive, which grinds out shrill harmony from
morning to night. Some of the leading daguer
reptypists exhibit Mfe siae photographs, which are
truly wonderful proofs of the triumph of Amer
ican enterprise and skill in this branch of art.
The Horticultural Shows are numerous, but ex
hibit nothiug more u'Uieeable than eighteen rich
pumpkins which no Connecticut farmer would
think of " bragging on."
The arrest .for burulary of a dry goods mer
chant w ho had occupied a " position " in Fifth
Avenue 8ciety, has created a sensation among
the denizens of that locality. He was known as
a promiueut "Broadway swell," w.lo made a great
show on a mysteriously small capital, but passed
current iu the first circle until be was'detccted in
fishing silks out of his neighbor's windows and
selling them at half price through the Philadel
phia auction rooms. This isa speplmen of sim
ilar developments which might bb and way yet
.be made. '. "ls"
The only exeTleujent at present is onthe main
question, " How re we to et our bread al but
ter 1" The general opinion is that that desirable
compound is likely to be scarce and wanted by
many mouths before the winter is over. Twe
wec-ka more will show. If the failures are not
heavy during that tiin, the sky wilt bi'ighten con
siderably. . . , i
From the Fredericksburg Herald.
CONDITION 0E THE VIRGINIA BANKS.
, Although little or no excitement prevails in the
minds of the Virginia public in reference to the
solvency of tho several banking institutions in the
State, th.ere is, nevertheless, a good deal of fil
ing abroad and much interest excited as to which
are not redeeming their issues in specie. To meet
this general demand we have compiled the fol
ldwing list, which, wo belive, includes all the
banks in the State, and classified them according
to the information in our possesion :
Old Banks paying specie. Charlottesville, Far
men' Bank 6f Virginia; Danville Farmers' Bank
and Ba.,k of Virgiuia ; Farmville, Farmers' Bank;
Fredericksburg, Farmers' Bank of Virginia and
Bank of Virginia, Lynchburg, Farmers' Bank,
Exchange Bank, of Virgiuia; Norfolk, : Exchange
Bank of Virginia, Farmers' Bank, and Bank of
Virgiuia jTetersburg., Exchange Bank, Farmerst
Bank, and Dank of Virginia; Portsmouth, Bank
of Virginia ; Richmond, Farmers' Batik, Bank of
Virginia, aud Exchange Bank.
Iidependant Banks paying specie. Fairmount,
FairmountBank ; Scottsvillc, Bank of Scottsville;
Lex'ngtoa, Bank of Rockbridge ; Lynchburg, Mer
chants' Bauk.
.
Old Banks suspended. Alexandria, Exchange
Bank of Virginia and Farmers' Bank of Virginia;
Charlestown, Bank of the Valley ; Christiansburg,
Bank of the Valley ; Leesburg, Bank of the Val
ley ; Moorefleld, Bank of the Valley ; Morgan
town, Merchants' anfMurchanU' Baak ; TarkerSj
burg, Northwestern Bank of Virginia; Poln
Pleasant, Merchants and Mecanics' Bank ; Roin
ney, Bank of Valley ; Staunton, Bank of Valley ;
Wellsburg, Northwestern Bank ; Wheeling, Mer
chants' and Mechanics' Bank and Northwestern
Bank ; Winchester, Bauk of Valley and Farmers'
Bank..' ' -
Independent Banks suspended. Alexandria,
Bank of the Old Dominion; Charlottesville, Bank
of Monticelle; Fiedericksbnrg, Bank of'ICom
mcrce ; Howardsville, Bank of Ho wards ville ; Har
risonburg Bank of Rockingham ; Martinsburg
Bank of Berkeley; Staunton, Central Bank ;
Wheeling, Mannfactires "and Farnie-s' Bnk
and Bauk of Wheeling; Winchester, Bank of Win
chester. " m
Old Banks not heard fau. Abingslon,- Ex
change Bank; Blacksbnrg, Farmers Bank; Buch
anan, Bank of Virginia ; Charlestown, Bank of
Virginia; Clarkesville, Exchange Bank; Jeflersoti
ville, Norweitern 'Bank"; Lew Isiiurg, Farmers'
Bank ; Salomjl Exchange Bank ; Unioiv Bank of
Virginia ; Wytbeville, Farmers' Bank ; Weston,
Exchange Bank. :r ; l .
Independent Banks not heard from. Flncastle,
Farmers Bauk ; Jef&rsonville, Trans-Alleghany
Bank ; Pearisbnrg, Bank of the Old Dominion.
Tbe Kanawha Bank, at Maiden, in Kauawa co.,
was paying at last accounts. ...
There are rumors bat the Exchange Bank, at
Weston, and the Fairmount Bank, at Faimioont,
have susjjended, but the rumors arc so vague that
we preferred a. diiTeretclas&ificatiou
The Trans-Alleghany Bank "has gone out of cir
culation, and probably should betiismissedXrom
tbe list a!tojether."" v
The Kanawha Jiauk, at 5M'ildenbasaot been
heard from stneethgeneraj suspension.
Tb banks cfassifled as HboC heard from"jwere
specie-paying Institutions jvben lasfi hpard fro
It is fair to presume1 tbiU solnie of. them, indeed
probably a majority are sill fit that class.
THE SUBMXulKn ELSaitAPiI XJliLE. "
L Stfbioiied t a city of abetter recervad on
Saturday by te Se$Tctary of, fie tiljtjj; from.
jCaptam HtDsoN. in command of tbu United Stat'.-s
s tea - In t Niagara
i0.jiitKiiSvTBit Stkam fbKjats NiAoaa-'
Keyhom Dock yard, Plymouth,
-Trmg 'SeyZnber 173 857"
jSiR: I have the honor to repdrljibai the Niaga
ra was hauled iulo tbe Keybam basin' y3iter43'
a:ternoon; .pre.parat ry to Ian tiug the telegfphie
catde, with the massive appendages -of laacb-pe
ry, steaui-eugiue and boiler, which has sp long,'
so uselessly and faiull. as it proved, occupied
her quarter-deck. '
Tlie company have fefinitely decided not to
lay out tti- cable ibis autumn, but to defer it un
tit neay sntumor. 1 h(ireith enclo.'e, a eopy-ot
their flicial letter ou that subject, received on
the Hill instant; aUo, "a resolution of thank io
the'Conimafafiog aud other officers ol the teJ-
graphic squadron, with a co,j)' of uiy letter to yip
Con) ; -any ot the 15th ii.s' itit, 'irgiug them to tfJt
pi dite Ihe work'. of iaudiog, which will occupy
some thirty-five days of more, uulevs they wo I k.
ui-ht and day in coiling it ou shore. ....
Should the company desire to . lo ife i. Iher
prese- t con.ii iou ihe fijuureir aliHClivd or Uvw. u,
in Ihe Niagara for coidng thy caoie, the beauw,
&c , much of which would be d.-st t oyed l'i break
ing up or removiug, 1 shall Oumply .with their
wi-hes, unless othijj'wis ; dire.-'ted Uy jou, and re
turn with the ship to New Yo:k, as sue will then
.land uiih lb tiilnress prepared for another and
'more successful elTn t, vr ready i t removal ot
home, in the event of b.-r being oideicd r re
quired for other. service.
The crw an 1 : offi' rs are in excellent health,
but leadji'fg jut pow rather a monotonous life,
l am lerpC'I'ulfy, ou oh't serv't, , ;
".M L tJUDSON, Captain.
.:Hun. I. Toucev, Secrelary ofalte Navy.
P. J; I liave ju.t beep iuiortuvd.by the Admi
ral eupei inteiKiuui, sir James 11. . 1'iumridge,
Mitt He ltal reveiv. l a telerapTiic despatch from
the .iduii'aity uot to imve anjypf ihe cable laud
ed lint,! lui -tui'i oldeis.
I can only copj-:cture, as the Cvtnpiny have
aluiiiatit tune io uia"iuf.mtnro another cable
that it uiay have been di.-p std of to the Red Sea
or Ea st 1ml ia Company, foraying out to India
Among the coriespOiMiei'CC ejicioMd by Capt.
Hudson, aud aiitidud to iu the ajjovu Iclt T, is an
uuswur to two litters rece.ived - by him f,om Sir.
George Sarrad Secretary of- tiio
-iamio Tele
graj.n uotnpany
Capt.' Hudson iiifui'iued lie
Secretary hat he was iu houi iy e.peotat ion of
special instructions in regtd io his movemeii s
from the bono.' a ;le Seci'efry of tho Navy, and
ttiat ihe presumptiou was thai he Mould - be or
dered tv r-. t in u Kiitiiedintely to th'e'United States
In older that he ui ght be prepared lo do so with
ihe leat-po.-tibie delay, it was necessary that iht
machinery should be removed iioiu the q .aiter
Uj.ck,-; uuJ. the table landed us soon as pinc-iea-le.
In ci'iiciusion, he hopeil tiiftf the uecesa;
diieciious for the auuoiu i hmcut oflLis miiu
bu giteu uiiu as iiule delay as po.-aibie.
Subjoined is a cfy of a letter a bo enclosed
by Capt. lludou :
Atlantic T.i.EaKAPii Cumpisv,
Xo. 2.2 Old Uivad street, Lvwlu; Sept. .12, .18-57.
Deaa St a: I beg i jaiiiu oii tb other si-ie
a extracfrft oiii t Be mi nutbs ot iiho board? da t yd
tbe, 10th instant, ia whieli the ' directors wtsh to ,
express their best ami wariue.si thinks Tor lii'i
ver; valuable services anil cheerful aud ready a--sintance
you Imivu ever rendered to ihe great en
tetptise iu Wrliieh tliCy have becu etigoged
1 am, dear sir, j onis, faith 'ol y,
U. S AUK Alt D, Secretary.
Capt. Buu-oji, U.S. N.
U. S. a. F. Niagara. Duroufort."
ICzlracL from l.'ic Muiules vj I'roctedings of Uie
lioarduf D'.rtxUxs of the Atlantic 'lUgiuph Com
pany, doled S pUmln.r 111 1807.
II solve That tlm best and warm-st I lia.uk
of this board ! tendereil to t'uplaio 11 mi.ioi,, V.
S.N ., Captain Su.nilJb'; S.-N.. C pi .in W.iiurigtit.
It. .N , Master Commander. Noudail, K. N., ami
file oijSieis Uinlei th.jtr lespeClive coiuui ) nils . lor
tin ir very valuable service and umneitig zeal
aud for their ever-ready and tlu.'crful aMstiitice
in the advaiiC'iiivllt il tlii- great eute-i pi ie" I he
-iiL-cesslul BccomrlllUlelt of which, under cir
cumstances ol great personal inconvenience -Ittej
have all had most deeply at heart, alt lough. Iro n
circumstances over which tho.' bad no power to
exercise either Mwer or control, a temporary
tjbecii h is been sustained to hs completton;
G. fcAURAD, Secretary.
. . - .-it-
GEN. MAM-CELL.
The friends of this gentlemau, recently rcpor
te i iiane, have had bioi conveyeil to tho. Lcxing
ton (Ky.) Lunstie Assyluia. Tiio Louisvibe
Courier f Tuesday'says : - 1 " " '
"He pas-ed through this city' on Fu'day list,- in
charge of friends, on his way lo the Lunavic As
ylum at Le.xington' While iu tho Frankfort cars
he arose and iu the most eloquent and putliutie
terms appealed to tbe galiaut Kentiiekinn.-.,
ameng whom he was, to prelect him from'the re
Ceb.ntless enemies he iuiagino I weie pursuing
him. He became so excited aud violent that
his friends were forced to confine him.
HANDSOME
PREiEN f FROM , PKESIDEN T
. BUCHANAN.' ' - . .
The Noi folk Day Bjnk says : A magniQoeut
gold pocket Chronouie-tur and chain, bas 1 cen
totwaidbd to Samuel T. Saayei,Eq.,;;olicior
tol' this port, by James Buchanan. Piesident of
the United itie5, to.be presented to that Bubo
veteran of ola Ocean, Capt. A.' J.'huson. of the
Noraegiau barque Ellen, who so gallantly went to
the rescue of lav passu gets of tbe Central
America.
This magnificent watch and a chain is said to
be one cf the best the world cU "piodnce, and
coming as a present from such a source as the
President ot the United STates. must make an lo
dclibSe impression upon ihe minds of luiuie gen
erations of the heroic behavior of 'Captain John
sun on that pet ilous .occasion. Il is supposed
that its cu,t couio not have been Kss than 5'35'J.
We faiu the ceremony bf preseutatiou will
take place ai tbe Mei chants' and iieci.anics' Ex
change in this city.
FAILURE OF AN IMMENSE
E5TABLI3U-
Wasbuxp ro.-', Oct. a F.& zV Dxige, of George
town, tbo -heaviest importers ami iOiKe'teuie
merchants in i!ie di-tr ict, have failed, aud m ide
an assignment. "The failure has been cansed by
the suspension ,of.lers. Clark, Do Ige & Co.,
avid Abbott, Dodg A. Co. of Xi York.
: - DOCB1FUL BANKS- " '
Naw Yo'aa Oc. 6.Tbe bill of the Le. Bank.
Mas.t Merchantrfe. .Charter Oak. aud Exchange,
at Hartford, Conii , aud tU ; Baulc, .of Jfalertown"
New York State, aru throtvu out by the Baaks
bero to day. i . , x.
BTTN ON CONNECTICUT BANKS. :v -
Habtfobd, Conn.j Oct 7. There vaS ' a beavy
run on the. banks here to day, particularly tlie
Stat Bank. Alt demands, however, werw roait
ly met, and the excitement subsided.
... a X REM ARlf ABLE J"ACT.
A abort time ago, a gentlereaa f tlii i'lace-
baving"occasion to go into the office of a Dentist
who Is otf a visit to the North, he was followed by
by a'littW dog, which he atejdeatl shut up. A--botita
week ago, some boys'tetag nar the office,
heard the dog making a noise, and got the key
and released him from his prison, be bavingje-,
miue(lur3vwksto a Say, InX perfect Iyligbt
room, ictfhout .one particle a ajiytkiag to eat or
drink (fHe wis ntari perisnodO death ; but is
now, remarkable to tell, doing very well.
'. - V."- - v - ' '
. , A ONSUMATE. SCOUNDREL.; . - '
: A short time since, a luau , weut lowu 'ou the
train from thia place. , to JS jciety Hitl, wber he
stopped, pretending to be verv' bad off with the
consumption. e wasaitd.041 an I altepdeto
by the hospitable citfzefs of theVilla go iu the
very "best manner, for about a weok, when be bor
rowed a horse audiuggy to take a ridejijmt not
returaing, gentlemen sui ted in'searc'ltu ..He was
traced u-p toniear this place, when ho took a by
path leading" to Marion Court Iloase, ' We hope
j tie may yit b'i 'delected, and receiv;o that pujaish-.
fient!uett'aach faseali('y.&P-'
tf IMPORTANT; NOTICE. : .
Onoif thtarongcst"Cauki the State, or;iu
Phe UuitedBtateHMy.a.the4Iikmniiid i.i'", is
"the MerchancsBauk of Lynchburg, and therfe Is.
no g'Xxl reason why its, issue .should not. be as
those of any other Bank in the 3,tate, whiclj, like;
itself, has not suspended specie payments. Messrs
Harvey & Armstead, pn 1 pearl . aireet,. Richmond
are the. agents of the Merchants' Bank, will, we
understand, give bankable fuuls for its fsaae.
M0.NEY METERS IN RICHMOND. J
Tbe Dispatch has the best authority fjraying
that the notes falling due at the Banks, have
beon.as punctually met thus far in th:s month, as
during tho same period in otberyears. There is
certainly a greater scarcity ef money, than for
some years; but the mo-rchants aw using extra
diligence iu providing the . menus of meeting their
obligations and preserving their, credit. . sYesler
day was a luu.h easier aud quieter day. than Sat
urday. The Banks were as pl.icid xsiiiougb there
was 110 pressure. Looking on the streets wo find
no sign of that panic aud rough sailing which
e.lscvt ljre prevails." ;,
From the Caariislon CnUrter.
' ECCLESIASTICAL EXCLUlVEKESy.
The .lie WKpspcrs cular .and' religious in a
oiuin inttt et have Lct-u ; articulai iy careful
in (riving" publicity and iirulatiou to several in
videtns ci'iiuccled v i h the late session o.! the
Biiti.sh Wesleyau Conference iu Liveryool. Among
other matters, the relations between the Metho
dist bodies and associations ou r be iuo sidesof the
Alltintie have been rev..-el and iiuptovcd or at
least have received mflkieiit attentions, and the
r p i'sentntivesof Eugli-h Methodi.-u, Sitting in a
iou Ihat has beeu built up out of Southern !a
boraud while surrounded with aft the; results,
proilnrts aud developments' of that labor and c
conomy, havo sticcombtTl so far to the- cant of
'he which is dying obt elsewhere, as to c tn
mit needlessly auU nantouly a gross and pitiful
insult. ' . - 1 ' .
Ihe oatute and details of th tracsnction re
lerrtd to" w 111 be understood from the fodowirg
letter, which we reprint as an -act of justice to a
citizen and "native of Charleston, and in tcier lo
preejnt tbe efcailaliatioa as far a possiide before
th se .who have beu , iufineoci d'by Ihe-origiual
Wiry.'- " '
TUK WESLUViN CONFK1IEKCE AND THE M. K. CHtRCH,
j . . SOUTH. . .
Mr. Eu'it-r: I see by ihe Ad ocate apd Journ
al and other papers, that publicity has been offi
cial y givfcu u the action of the late Wcsley'an
Coiiierem e, by hicli I was refused admittance
to ii:neNS llieir procet-dinjiS 1 hiuk itid.elo
lujseif and the church of hi h I am a niitii.-ter,
lh.it public 'mention sIiouhJ uovv be made of the
ciicuiuslauces attending -the applicatiou," aud
which resulted in. rij-ctioii of it. t ...
Two Weeks of the scs.-don fiad passed, and 1
had steadily refused t lie renewted solicitations .f
btleielit ineiulieis ef tho Lou'etenCe to allow
lln iii to hsU for me aduii-si'iti to the priva-e se-.-siotis
of their body. I feb perusd. d that their
lei-lings 01 persfitial kindiieHs to me K-d rhein to
mijiitlge tue pmbalWo olS, ial ac ion ofihe Con
I'eittr.e shotihi suclj a j'pucatiyii -be made. 1 It
was not until intimations 'ere given me that 1
lid injustice to the Cin'erence in supposing that
1 Mouid be refused aduiiitance, aud-tios initil a"
ineuioer of the Confeience uaib-d in per 0:1 upon
'be l'i i-sidfnt and icceived assurance th-. Ihere
would be noil llieiilty thrown in the way of my
oi.Um uga ticket vf diut.ioii. that" abis pr s
Mug .remie.-t 1 xavjs liiin my oidiuatiou; parch
tneuts for lh President to eiaiuine,- In consent
ing 10 ttie appiii-atiO'r 1 thtiught that the presi
dent bad p-tter to issue tickets of admUstbu to
lioui lie should judge., Worthy of such favor ,
and ft It 1 Aid 1 dieailliat tuy name, or the noble
ot the Uliiuch 1 bolil most dijtr, woutd be band
ted ai out in open Couferucp;.aDd subjf eted to
lot :n il in nit b,a regular voU; of that body,
Upon ttte'(.rotevdiiig' bvibg Wa-f k : o ti to nie
tyn:y 'cxcerieftl- fr-eti is,'whose ui d re'a'iy "nnu -t
ilieU. a t lia li.ul ie n duni, 1 ins sted'-tiraiV'"
the niaitet; liitd been give' i.M Hup"IUinct: Which
f bad ndt'pretiousfy iiiiiklpateii, they would at
leas1! sjnre nio any pub iciueiilIon of lio'occbr
rencu in u p. 11 ts of their pnieet-aings. was -'-btiied
ever and ugaat that tbo whole occarrence
aS pahiluf iy ail patties, and thai, publicity
should Hot IA) given to it Tt' retui. however,
Altai the- Wesley 111 body,. closely beset by fanat
xi.-ui withyut fpuiid il, is occurrence too precious
a morsel an-.tfliin it forth to 'be English public
as proof of their orthodoxy on . the question ol
slavery. - -'.-.'- . ' k;'- ''
Hejo'tiiig. s I do, in being bought worthy of
any connexion With the Methodist Epi-cojiat
Cuuich, S uth regarding it,' as" I do,' "par ex
celh nee," the Missiouaty Chttrcbf tbe. world
end wfni a heart that awc!U it h emotions of
profouudest gratitude and lore when contempla
ting ti-e wonderful work it is accomplishing, it
would have beeu base, in mo-rohintarily to have
.sul-jecled it to any intended humiliation w hatev
er. ' A a lorer of Methodism everv where, ami
is one who has received many undese'ved tokeim
of regard .liom Virions mi inbers of ttie Weslejan
Ci nt'etcuce, it would have been pnkind leaving
oud taste and good se.ise out of, tbe question
lo I, ve forced them to an official action which
ihcy have declared they felt was a painfnt iiece
ii.. , FRANCiS ASBUUY MOOD-
Houlhern Chrishtian Advocate 1
- ' - '
-A SYTLI.OGISM!
PROPOSITION 1st. -
Every Lady and Gentleman desire a beautiful
head of Hair.
PKOPOSiriON 2d. 4 '"'
- The of LYON'S K ATI! AIB0N will, without
fail, pi dnre such an one.
THEIIEFORE : .
' Ktrcry-L-dy and G-nrlmn witl. of ennrw im
, irxMiiatelr cinttience nning LTON'- KATHAl
KON. All pronounce th- KATI1AIRON lo .-to
th- finest and mot agreeable preparation for
ihe Hair ever made. ,
Its immense sale neatly 1 .000 000 bottles per
ye-ar attests it universal popularity. Sold
" everywhere for 25 Pentu -r bolilo.
HEATH. WYNKOOP & CO., -''
Proja-ietora and Perf'umerat '
63 LiBKaTT-ST.New-York.
Jpyii . ; . . ..
.. HMotray's PUls prediic a nnt sorpristngebarge
in cases "of getieral debility " The brokwi down
invalid, whose flaceid tnncl"!i and relaxed ner
vvas system bave scarcely snfSeient - vitality to
sustain bis emaciated form i an -re:t toition
is soon ren orated and braced by tbe invigorating
effect of Ibis priceless rfmAj. and bia bole
frante is re-animat ed and filled with ene-iv. . Hia
spirits resmua their buoyancy, and he feels a new
man.'' Srf -h is the experience of tbonsands.. Lon
gevity iWpend'Tta eteaf iwasare nt tbe regn-
lar ejlilijpctitn of the rgaaa , of jdijrtior and
rxcretion, ami npon these organs Hollo wayaPiIIa
opci ate irrcsistably. -"--'
PHILLIPS & JENNINGS
JOBBERS IN
F0REIG,wD03IESTIC
BOUfJHT EXCLUSiVEW AT'
.U-e.S'H'a
Nos: -aa.4 3 Bauk'Stretf bdoXo MatkeL
BETWCEat fSECON'D AND THIIID-ST3, .
f .:' t, . -I""' r -ff , wi-
PHXLADELPHIA, Penna.
August 4. . " - , -&3in-p
rich man Many uppese Perry Davis to be
very wealthy from tru'uense sales of the Pain Kit
ler-bit hi bciirt'olciiC.eqUMls fta incomr. He
- ncqiiiringa repufaifoii ' m&f& !valaWe tbau
!fi.L- yfi- !,'
ROOIT AGENTS ! l'f'i OLOUtr vfX VTFI) !
To Cif ul Uen api w Sellino. t'siwsfaesiKst'v
't'ouur yMlX,, QitJf,!S& wWiJlirajPt; r-i
tm ir '' prices! 'fntheviirig, c litems, Und I rgi
nd KrupeWlv ilo-ed plai-s. 'Mferee foW .Yp.a
rUtnee ol ivearly twei.t vvears, as AiiMioa an(t-tnif;
libt r. 113? an Agept, alike afHie-Bi-i.mid :iiili,
cf gtyes ine'nnea. iiffp.-f riifvaaHiri' I'vKn.W
igex(eily tw Ja'iike. jiooks tttut U tell fnt.
arid ufiiy when s."rt .hour to arranst. piy tiusi-nes-f
so' that irtdnstnons'.A gents cannot fd.il tie.-'
cess. Jl f n'n A'entu 4nlv are alliiivei '
my nooks, and e.i;h has ihe exclusive right to id
:is'8!gne l field For circujara wHli fullest partic
ulars, if yott ilve RasH I?1IV ff't'-VE; No 'i2
Nas?!iu. istreer, iew V orkf if y u live Acrtj she"
ale) No. Hi Main Street, Cincinnati. O ;
c!)lfmber 8. 3mos'-iw
IMPORTANT INFUK.MATiON by Chich mmh
siiff-rino and Oiisery in familivs'iuav J "jtoiiteil.
sent ti uiarxicd menj and those? conrempfaifi
marriage. .Address inelosptafmi; iMeiani
Dr. L F. PHOiJ AI!T Bus 30 :J . New Voik, .it-
" itiU? " " ' ' W3m. '
"" ' TllE HAIU! Tllli' II AIR Vi 'i.
What Lady or Gent'emam would t- ;lepi. A ,.
a t.eanliful head of Hiir wi u bv in n. r.t I.Y
ON'S KATUAIRfr-N snv-h ! t.ncan . VaVulv i .
had 1 Too-m ien value ha uuut -t- .piaeed on a
fine heao! f Il.ii nut iilv ;is an nfl,,i ntiien: ti,
the person, nd" no person i. Wi ll dr St-.l it;i
out well arranged Hair - biit also, aa iti'tfirbtlelt
connected witlt I he general heah h t( th-' Ijody
for this connect ion is much closer than iieneial
ly sufW.osed. The KATM A IRON " "preserves arid
beautifies the' H iir. making It s..ft. curly, and
gUgsyand .by its cb-ausing and invigorating pro
perties, give a tonTand elasticity , to the who'e
svstru. rold everytvhere for 25 couts per bot
tle. . -. " --' - - '
., HEATH WYNK0P& CO.,
Proi ieturs and Pel fini!TS.
' 6- Cibkrtt:t., New-York.
APCOTII E R It HM A R K ABLE CURE
COMPOUND SYRUP OF
i Ki;V. 4 . ,11 IIS It. Dty'KJtOROW. 5
Pastor cf Berlin Circuit, Baltimore Conference.
A nd all t he principal iHercha its at Point of Hocks'
.m ' A rd. hire testified t' tne foltoieins
-il'iMNToF Kocks. Fr dt rnrk County. Jld.
Dr. Swuvxe.-Dear hir Hrlit-ving u a duly I
owe, to -the public, . nnd in justice lo you. I have
thought pioper 10.n1.1ke known one of the raost
ex tiuordinnry cuies, in my own ea. that has ever
hi cn truly recorded. Iatbe month of October last
lwas fifflicted with a severi? g.-itheiing' in niy
brenbi, uhieli lonnel a -targe' abscess, and also
communicated to fiiy. Luns and very much afflict
ed lhem,and uisHiargecl iaje. quantities ofenfrup
tioiij external arid InternahMy brent h could atec
pass through -my Lungs tand nut through the cav "
Uy of my breast with apparent ease, attended with
a violent cawgh. dy antf n.sht, '"loss.Af ap(retite,
and r jtrem !. dehility, sq that tny physicians
thought my cne entiieli bop l-siand beyond the
power of vncduine 1 rtiiiaine.i i-i this wretefied
i-ondition for a Ions: time, until I was w,istd.toa
mere skeleton, and there wteineit to be no hope for
me; hut bavins read in the public papers of th i
many wuiuIci ImI cures perfoi ined bv our COM -roiJiNt)'
Vsy I'VP fit"' VMLD (H KltltV, 1 itm
mediately 'sent to Baltinxrre for five bottles anil
eoiiuntni ed its .use. and to niy.Lrre.ai satitaction
and 111 y anxious family, the afis-cegs or opening in
tnv rtrmri heyan to henl, and the cough subsided
and on usiu: ten b 'tih 3 I was restored to perfect
health. I believe, that to your valuub e medicine,
under the blessings of Divine Providence, I am
indebted for this great change, and I am happy to
say, that 1 am now enjoying as good heaiili us I
evri have. . .
Over five yeirs have flap-pil, and 1 still remain
a perfectly hearty man at thiidate, J une 2d, t&56.
I have not had a l;iy'.- siek'ness for ihe last la
months,
men ts.
Please acceiit inv ara'ehil n kftnwleifg-
1 wurs.'-very resi ciiiiny. ; ,
. . . . ..r. 11..
THO JAS
Tlie ul'scrihpY i neqiiin't d with Th.n:a-
Dixon, and v.in lesiitr that th fie b:c t-em iifQut
ed as .iliove represented. I rrg jrri his reinivery ui
moil as a mrracle. He" is a worthy m mber i So
cieiy. ;J,I.IHS llUilBl)ltO, ,
Pastor of !5e;lin ')ireuii. Baltiiuore Confetence,
I'HFIRK is out oiiercliiihli prrpa ration of "Wild
;herrt-,''and he only ni- coiivponnde'd bv a
iraular I'livsieian that it ."DR, SVYAYNR's
qo M PO US U SVKUP OK Wl f. D V 1 1 K f K Y4'
nod ihe universal s.-i!tfncnn fhis prr-parntion has
giyen, is fuliy ucknowJt d ei-d' in every section of
,oiir country."", ii
--For the cure of roueh?, Col Cohsnmtnfon
For Bronchtlis,-Nire Thro it. Mepins l.'ough.
KoTTicKling or Ifrit.nion ir, the Kiincts, -For
Palpiiti"n j Disease ofnie Heart, Debility.
, 3 For Pains irrthe Sidcor f&easlj Liver Corapfain'i,
Forj?hort Breaih, or Huarsenes. Asthma, ? ,
For fhe support of o.'dVaHe. declFnini' health, and
restless nights, ibis temcdy lias no cqnal." " 1 " ; ;
Prepaid olv by Ur., -WAY.VK 4. S'V,!,i
rhcir Laeoraiory 4" Tt. sl'Vf'.NTH St , Philadel
phia. Sold by W .4 1 l 1 1 JH H E ( : ,
' - "A iittiiiia-ivB' V
". v ' K. ,s'iiv, . :
Jan: .: - ';-'- A-b-r!le. N ri
I1EI
1 In this town last evening, after a' lingering ill
ness: Mrst K1.12 8 PutwNife of Wm. ,Nl Tedcn
Esq.. aed i'Z vtars. ' .
She was an estimable lady, iu every sense of
the word ; gentle and "rcttiing in ' her manners,
kiud and affectionate to her l.u-band aad children.
She shed around her path the . suniight of ber
presence, making all happy aud contented in the
now desolate home, from which the hand of inex
orable Death h-"8 removed ber. lior isln-T pres
ence missed alone by the-Huiali circle of ber fami
ly. The poor to whom she was always generous
and sympathising,' and "ber numerous acquaintan
ces and friepds, equally "monrntheir-loss. She
died tbe d&ath pf tbe upright, calruly and quietly
passing with sleep from life into Hie death of tbe
just. Truly, in her case; the my' "'m J
'Hand of tbe reaper takes tbe ear that are boary.
"While the voice of the weeper wails manbood its glory."
, t . ., . - A : .
: The friends aud acquaintances of tbe family,
are reqnestetl t Jttteiidstblfuwral.this rooming,
ai 10 o'cloek, from3 the residence of. her husband,
thence to OakdateCemetary. " 1 ' i -"
In this town on tbe. afternoon of , the 8th inst.,
of Typhoid Pneumonia, Mr, MaaTiN Buack a tied
3-3 years. ,. .. . , '. ' , '. s, 4
Mr. Black was a native of Mbore county, but
bad rosided - for tlie. laat 12 or 15 years in New
Harfover. He was a generaas, nobic-lieated man,
highly esteemed by all w bw knew him. He leaves
behind an afTectionate'and loving wife, as wn as
a nnmeroaa circle of frfendst and rebttivea to
mourn their irreparabl j loss. ; - -: ; . Com.
FAtL- ani Winter styles of Miwes Children's
and Infant goods' now ready. Embracing
a'l the nviiiln of Beaver and Fella Flats.; In
fanuH'. and Caps, C&AS p. MYERS,
U (iUXXY L0TI1. . 1 -
-m R a t.T?S Till keavv HnnliT fluk . 1
if i . ' 1
a
tFor aale bjf , . ,
G. WjUAYIS ...
' , 53.'
Oct. 7. ' "
STAVES
ixhnd o. HUD
STAVF.St equal o
WViortolk inspection, or safe av
G. W
DAVIS.
53
Oct. 7.
CHERRY
MAllINT NEWS.
- .f.
TORT 0F.WILMINQT0S, OCTOBER 10.
ia. .d 1 ..
- -ARRITED.
v "orTownsend, front New Yo k,
tq T.CW.H-th. .
..Scbr. PalesUne, Gibbs, frn Hy8e county, to J.
R. Bloasom. . .,
0. 0. P.rsb-y & Co. " 'aT'
fjchrI G tlbr l from Newport, E. I., to J.
& X, L .iMhava-jafc Co. ; , , ,. lit ' T
' fScbr. May Baker, froua Mew York," to J.
II. Flajim-r. -
r-uaiitnfe,rprlseTnnnis;Tr6
ville, t-master. -
? .-Schr. Medora.Irelaad, from Ualtiaiore.Ho
ltussell & Dre. "
Barque Eventide Patridge, from LiveroolJo
I ft J.JL. Hathaway &Co. ,
BiHA.C'riniea, - tit in son, from Boston, lo J.H.
CliafilHjurti A Co.-. : f 1
6 0. S. MSu amer Spray; Pjico, from-Smith-Jil
to A. 11. VanC kkeleO. ' ,
Hri DeliuoOt Lock, Reed, frem Searsport Me.,
to Kidder A .Murtiu. ' ' .
'CLEARED.-
7 Steamer Flora McDonald, Hurt, for Fayctte
viHe. by T. C. &. U. G: Worth
-8 V. S. M. Stcamer'SpTay, ice, for.Sm.lh-i !e
bp A ii.tVaabokkelen. .
J)-.. ScJir. "ilatchles-, .Vfmiili. "Tor Jactisoi.v"!Ic,
Fia" in'lllasl. by j! i. liie-iSc Co. "
5 .? (W tJi' K.VlN. 'HJKVifj 1 ii hAli i HI uiS,
i. OF lift- ttw4ayiyitU'i on ai-. iwtl. it
it vpcvr iu sttt! iiiiine tf itic ewlt jipti,o,i' fi f
w-' f5,-.i.latXCttA'ii jHVrW . '?; s- '
And il is boiitni to) jasuee to paa-. r eia.in get
ting ttoerr-nrt.kUsT tbt rrpriLioT pnigiig enmw.lt
to aaiUi'y ii who iLayiiuybf-atiiM mjitU eaiiea.jH
uay- ic -...--:f .- -T- -"'
. HPassenger:will nd rueala jready;fk shi rAVi
of every-trains with good Porters to ausiyj i tfn-ii
rand fchecK iheir ib.igaitge loany K(4,w!ctajUt
may desire loibue it cuecked. . v.-.,,
'tfceHoiee,,is wwhin twenty stepof,. the. Ticket
Ulbee, where pa.-Mhgei can oLuaMiiiwi.t .Tickets
without any noun.c, , ana -e m gutnl time r
.gelling tlitir liner or upp.r, there is tui.siil
erabJe jaggagi-a.i change..'f), ; ,.;1,i ..r
, 1'aSiillae.s MiU r.ui-e .bLul ui.i. fl U;at itxj;
ia a botHie ib ff oni tit jni;g,.rt-i, r. jjjbe wilier
n use to iveep oft' opp- siti m, lt t U taiijd Mie
Ntw, VVeid-j Motel, Out geiiUMiicu 4t!ii i.lioe p iii
iy stnie f nr.' five ur six yt-Ja a to uy. ti-. wlejgti,
inj bus been oct.upted .'tteff tiiiitf.jt, ).crsoii.a
ittrririg i h;l tiufe ,-indi.S-.1 iif w l'f -lyfietcA at'pr'r
eni. ;f hisOl.UWtioos'Jdl tet lias ieea'.'e.pvn for
iv.if in.,niiij ; a-ic liaj net a ". wi hui ..oca
airtci-.'unit it is tio-A fueri-nsig fai: 'fir ,opi,hr i.
I'uf, ie pas.'cngers Ipid , Kiai m.i&i smlbfrij
and nr arways ready on the yc!i tvhen Uie trains
:imvefi om any p -iot. There are rea bitis printed
by the other house with no name attaeticJ to litem,
evidently designed to . injure Jiie , and iny honac,
hut j4-cannot succeed, mttwithtandiog the Pro
pn'etf.r and bis nien at -ihe".care .particular in,
informins passengers thar tiie bouse to the right
is the best, but pafr-cngets find that the hont-ecn
the hi ft is not only the bc.t, but that its table is
more abuadantly supplied withifhe bestt and that
the Jailers are more polite and attentive to the
wants of those who favor it with their presence.
Please heer in mind that my honseis the newly
opened KXOHANGK HOTEL, on ihe hill, twen
ty steps from the Ticket Office. .-
V . B. B. SEAR5, Preptietor,
Or'ober 6, 1657. . tf.
" MRS. FORD "
rpARFS this method of informing her friends'
i. and the public that she win re-open her House
fur Boarders on the 1st of Ocmoer. The House is
being repaired and newly furnished, which will
render it jhe most comfortable Boarding House in
WllrniDg'On her 'able will be supplied with the
best the market affords. Good and efficient ser
vants will be in attendance, and every exertion
made to render Iter guests comfortable, the soli
cits -n share of your patronage. ; j. . .
Some of the best rooms reserved for tran
sient cwnpany. , wn-f, 2m
JUST liECEIYEDj ..
rp I1H DAY per Express a few prime Orangrs.
I At the BmadwayVaritiy- Store, No. 40 Mar
ket st, VY. H. Ub.XEALK. .
October 2. - , - ,
Medical College of Virginia.
v SESSION 1857-58.
T.
next annual course of lectures will corn
mence on ihe 1st of October, 157, at the
CoIlceTiuiluing, corner ol" Marshall and College
streets. Richmond, and
March, 1853.
terminate on ihe 1st, of
Surliery and Surgical Anatomy, " ' -
- I5y Charlt s Bell Gibson, M. D.
Theory and Practice of Mvliinc . . ,
Uy David H. Tu-kcr, M. D.
Cbcniisuy and Pharmacy s - ' - ' ' "" "I
. - . By Martin P. Scott, M L). .
Materia Medica and Therapeutrica ; -. j ;, ; . '
By B.U.AVeilford. M. tt.'
Ar.atomrv - . -" -' - : :. " .. . ' - '
, By Arthur E Pelicolas, M. D. .
Insiitutes of Medicine and Mevlical J urisprn rfchre -;
".,- ,if ' fly Levin-& Jbyne, M.
Obstetrics and diseases of women and i hildrenj,
By James H. Con ay, MI D.
Demonstrator of Anntom r : - r '
- M. U.JO.V HOWAKP.Mi B
"!l hes ii'y f Pr.ic ien! AnaKm.y may be..prose-
iii.d wiMi the wrist ample faeilitiea and at a very,
ttilbng expense. ' ' "-. ' "- : :ttt
Clinical lectureare tetrularly.giveo at, ih? Co-n'-g-j
Infirmary, This Infirmary, under iho sarrfe
yTf wiih rheCoI!.se, is at aU-times weM filled with
Medical and Surgical :ae ond iurniaiits pectilW
t.irili'ies for Clinical indirection. ; , '.
: JWanv -Surgical Ojerat!-.' are r- rfo'mcd in tha
rip irnr ot the clatwi aud i i4 f fctb hrs beiti g tlaiiy
adioiucd to" the ward--, enjoy nnd.r the guidance
of the Proff ers,4 unnsoal t firior itirr lof b
coming famiiiar nl only, with the syi"MO.s and
diagnosis of diseaae, but with ita daily. jjrorc
and treatment . - . .",,, K
4 mount of fei-s for lectures, .- . . i5 00
Matriculation fee, . . . . ' ; rs
Practical Anatoms. . . ... n
GMtinif . S. --2-W
The pri.-e of Board, inctudinfT Peel. I.i 'bt st d
servafl-s' aUendanee, varies 'r- m t3 to So per
week: The Catalogue, con'ainins fi.'b r iftf -fn-lion
anretnin he tii.itawf. wif b.;; orwarawt
tiiuix wiioapolv f r il, yt a ifi.f ''? i'';.3 "s
'ie ; ris er-d letter " " . . .
VJaiy", ist'..' V.. ' V ;--;4. r
hs:5ioval.
OIHON B. XAU.WS.iLKt -'w4il nrrwvH"
ZZptf.Qo-dm and.MUikrf-ry '0.tfk aJ Bii"
from his i.roMat atantf i"a" the COICNFa S'!T1
fc4"tits
l-Mt :
UI"
v i. vr rnu,n an ih 1st Ameati. hrw ft -will
si.nop an entirely newateck MliJLl.k.lia
and t)KV GOOH-s. . ' . ..
Angnst6tn, 1S57. . 60-2m
OUR BLACK CASSIMERE HAT.
A NOTHER Case of this mobt fashionable style
H 4T, just received and opened at the Ha and
Cap Emporium, 34 Market atreet
sept 2'j bliAo. P.MI bao.
FRESH CANDIES. f
JUST RECEIVED, this day by Express, anoth
er lot of those delicious Candies, at the Broad
way Variety Store. No. 40 Market street; .
cpt. 12. VY. H. DaXEALE.
ROISTON'S PATENT SKID SCALES.
1tHF.SE St akta, for which tbe inventor bas eb
tainedLetttre Patent from the Ppited Statea
Government, are intended toiopers&ie the present
cembrou and objectionable appa rates naed for
weighin? cylindrical packages, such as barrels,
tierce, f-c, eontalnine amclea ncuatiy acid by
weigtu. Also for weighing bales of cotton, hay,
or other similar packages. Tbe advantage claimed
fur them vei the ordinary Scales in use," are that
no hoisting ia rrqotred. aa the aiticle to be weighed
i. immediately ruxpendai. by it a owa gravity, and
without strain, on reaching a given point beneath
the Scale br3m thus waving- a large amount of
time and labor, and preventing injury by hooka, or
therwie, to tbe frailest package. The patentee
will pleased to exhibit his Invention at the store
cf Mr. SM. vYest,aad receive rde for such si
xes and qmuttitiesap mny be rfesired. - .
- - - GEO, HOUSTON, Patentee.
July 27.1 67 tf
EMPTY SPIRIT BARRELS.
ltf EMPTY Spirit Barrels. For sale by .
5:UU An 22- ADAMS, BitO.A CO
GEXTS STRAVV HATS. Santa Martha, Lut
on. Senett and Canton Braid ; Panama, Leg
horn, Hiawatha, Ceylm, Congress Ac. A fult aa
tortmeiu of these and ether styles at the Ht and
Cap Emporium, 31 Martct st.
CUAS. D. M TER Si
Junc5.