The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-28

One day last week, thlrty-SIx railroad cars,
in one train, came INTO Rochester, westward
bound, all filled with emigrants.
1t is said that the tobacco crop of this sea-
son in Kentucky will be very light. The frosts
and fly have nearly destroyed the plants.
grand tournament will take place at ST.
Louis during the summer Who will be the
| Queen of Beauty
| 1t is said that every seven minutes q child is
born in London; and every nine minutes one
dies.
There are 100000 servants in London, and
one tenth Of these are always out of employ
ment.
There are six thousand children, it is esti-
mated, in California, and in eleven of twenty
eight counties there are no schools.
The Artesian well at Charleston. has been
excavated TO the depth ofbelween 900 and 1000
feeI.
Sixty per cent. of all our foreign importa-
tons comes into the Union through the New
York Custom House.
All Ohio is tributary to St. Louis, to a large
amount annually, for refined sugars and mo-
| lasses.
The, Ohio Womens' Rights Convention will
meet at MassillUn on the Goth of May. Another
| good time coming.
MIR. Burke remarked, Strip majesty of its
exteriors, 1.-THE first and last letters,j and it be-
comes jest.
The Odd Fellows of Harpers Ferry ceiebra-
| ted their Anniversary by procession, &c. ION
Tuesday last.
In Tennessee man has been condemned to
FIVE years Imprisonment for marrying his
niece.
"I've buried my best friend" as the un-
dertaker said when he buried the quack doc
! tor.
Coward ice is the 'ice' which melts and
runs away IN Time of danger, and is quite q
| different article from cool courage.
| "The Blithdale Romance" is The title of
Hawthornes new work in press by Ticknor &
Co. The scene is laid ct West Roxbury
| among the Associationisis.
The fifth annua fair OF the Chicago Mechan-
ics' Institute will take place in the City Of Chi
cago during the first and second weeks of
October.
The admission OF delegates from Colored
Churches iu the Episcopal Convention at
Phlladelphia was denied day or two since,
by small majority.
There is q negro named Wood, in prison in
Troy, N. y, on a charge of grand larceny,
who has two white women after him, each
claiming to be MS wife.
The Catholics 1f pitisburg are building a
Cathedral to cost $l30000, with steeple 339
feet high. It's 10 be 800 by 100 feet in size,
and will seat 10000 persons.
Lola Monies wrote from Albany 10 her friend
Pick" IN New York IL will never stop al a
Temperance House again. Ii contains no.
thing but bed-bugs and Bibles
The Lutherans of Illinois are making ar.
engagements TO establish college and theoJogi-
cal seminary al Spring field Tor which S37 ,0OO
have already been secured.
There is a young lady up town who Saws
that II a cart wheel has nine felloes attached
to II, us pity that woman like her can't
have one fellow.
| AN ARMY OF LAWYERs.-Accordingt TO Liv.
ingston's Law Ledger for 1862, our country
has 2o0O0 lawyers, whose annual income is
not far from $36,000,O00.
A good bit is dealt al the so.called Native
American faction by Plot. Hannibal. of the
New York Picaynne, who thinks il national
disgrace that America was discovered by fnr-
| riner.
The apple crops throughout West Jersey. il
is SAID have never been more promising. -
From present indications. if not injured by
frost, The trees will be literally loaded with
fruit.
Extensive preparations are making in Ball-
more TOT a general celebration OF The Fourth of
July, the City Councils having appropriated
TWO thousand dollars TO he expended in adding
10 The attractions of the public display.
Inc Massachusetts, House OF Representa-.
S Sses on Thursday, adopted substitute for the
msn; pil TO protect The right of suffrage.
an anng II penal offence for employers 10 in.
huehce employees in voting. "
.a. nasnne has been invented, and is now in
ssuI operation in New York, for ii ,e,;ng
ooneIs. y Is worked by steam aud can ne
eohplisn as much per day wiibtso bauds :.
can % done py twenty iu,he ordinary method.
Fayors are written in the saad-ihjuries on
marble. -