The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-21
DAILY DISPATCH
,.rr.sps.ss.cs Of tAe Dally Dispases

Cuxre9pouaence Of the Daily U1spatcbs
WasHlseros err, Jan. 18th, 1852.
The Baltimore Clipper # yesterday, con-
gra.ulasisg you on the enlargement Of your
sheet, adds, with good deal Of nairese, that
no improvement is percepiible in the appear.
anee Of the Dispatch as il would be folly to
attempt to "guild refined gold, or paint the
liiy.g Very neatly done. You owe him one,
] think. SO Sss
We are beginning to breathe much easier
aimee the receipt of Mr.. Buchanan's manifesto
in regard TO the doctrine of non-intervention,
connected with the question Of Hungarian in.
dependence. .s<Fk@ g - saftss S
SOld Buek',tashe is Familiarity scalled) goes
tie whole swine.-bristles and all his friends
here already begin to term him the fighting
canddate'-for the nomination; now for the
psonaaciamentos of Marcy and Butler-and
we shall have heard from the democratic side
ofthe House.. 49, 800
Gen. Scott will then be called upon to give
expression to his views on this question-as il
seems to be generally conceded that it will
form prominent topic ofdiscussion in tne en-
suing Presidential canvass-one, perhaps, that
Will override all others in interest and impor-
tance. ~ e gss5 saE = -
aIt is rumored that Mr.. Webster has in prep
aEation a SECOND edition of his famous Hulse-
snann letter" it having been ius.igatediby the
inpolitic and undiplomatic course of the SIM
pie Cheyalier, in complaining TO the President
directly of the presence of the Secretary OF
State at the Congressional dinner. DIR. Boz
DISCO was, by rumor, placed in the same un .n
vinbie position; but later reports deny the
charge. Mr.. Bodisco has already rendered
himself offensive to the people of this country,
and il is we'll for him that discretion, rather
than passion. controlled his Judgment If
Cbevalier Hulsemann does not formally re-.
ceive bis passports, he will most surely be
placed in an attitude before the country and the
world not at all complimentary to his good
sense as man, or his tact as diplomatist.
Old fashions, it is said, are occasionally re-
vised in proof Of this truism, regular ''old
fashioned" snow storm set in last night and
has continued, without intermision, during the
entire day. We have three inches now on a
level, and judging from present appearances,
the storm will be one of unusual severity.
Neither House of Congress sat on yesterday,
and hence nothing of interest has transpired
since my last.
Il take the occasion to say, that many ofmy
Virginia friends award to Capt. James H. Beck
ofthe mail-steamer Powhatan-plying between
this and Aqua Creek-great credit for his en-.
ergetic endeavors to promote their comfort
and hasten their transit during the recent Sc
we're freeze. The ice-steamer Powhatan has
performed wonders during the present incle-
Inent season. But for the untiring exertions of
the contractors, all communication between
this place and Richmond would be entirely
suspended. =.
Miss Julia Dean is re-engaged by the mana
ger, and illappear Tomorrow night, at the
National, as "Lady Coy Spanker," in The very
popular comedy of"London Assurance
Miss Catharine Hayes had brilliant audi
ence last night at Carusie's Saloon. On Mon
day Tomorrow night she gives another con-
cert, and will sing in Richmond on Wednes-
day night. HENRICO.