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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-26

4 Unet,Trent Mone-Thc New York Journal OF Commerce
3of Thursday. NJ, says77.,,.-5f5s
We notice that everal city Banks making
Engagements receive money on deposit at the
rate now charged by the Metropolitan. This movement
lis not the object OF the last named instu
on but with it; and trust the time is not
distant when of the banks in this city and State will
act in harmony upon this subject Paper money should
only be accepted representative OF specie, when IS
readily convertible into coin at its nominal value and de-
preciaed paper ought not TO be tolerated mo
4inent Throughput the whole OF New England the bills
lof ali the banks par remittance in bank notes
from the limits OF these States, sent TO Boston, or
other point can made available in specie
without loss Such par redemption is provdid for
lin New Jersey and will become the practice, il not
b ns Cnearly all felt afraid at first, TO risk the
expe is passing away and before
most OF them win see wherein lies their real interest," and
win provide for Il accordingly The only actual OF
good banks letimate banking and the only efectua
Remedy for illeetnate banking par redemption The
truth this assertion Is capable OF demonstration and
will soon come to be Understood, and acted upon From
day bogus Institutions may date their downfall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

COMMON CorScIL.-Thc Boar oil Alder
men met at O'Clock last eveniDg,he Presidern 81 the
Board In the ehsir. The contracts for Leonard and
wyekOSsts. were given 70 Mr.. J. Cassidy Tue Bard
ordered tbai the Stage u Grsndt and South Seventh
St, should be regulated their stands designssd &C.;
the license for each should be fixed a. s. twas deter
mined By the Beard that the sidewalks of sOGthSsveash
SITS shall be kept clear of the various obstacles Tao
report Of the Committee on Stages uniayorable to ex'
tending Nyrtlesv line Of stages into the THIRD Ward
CT Villains OuIgh bur upon the request Of Aid Rsph'
Of that Ward, who said the residents there needed
this accommodation, the msrter was recommisted
for one weeks time During the debatela general dis
position was uanifested By members to treat sppics
lions from stage popriesors from Bookyn unfavoraby
owing to alleged similar treatment toward Williams
burgh stsge-owners, by Tire avahoriies OF Brooklyn
Tae Long EsldRd ZsiisRg authorized 10 advertise
the City Ordinances al the asual rate. one dozee
chairs not 20 exceed - 50 each In cost aud table
were ordered to be provided Tor each Of the station
houses. humber Of bills and petitions referred
TO committees and unimportant business transacted
Adjourned to Friday evening next
COUNCIL CHAMBER.-The Chamber,
used by the Board of Aldermen having been completed
in its repairs and rehtting was sgsn occupied last
evening for the session OF the Board.
SuIcIDE.-On Friday night last young
woman, Of whom nothing can be learned was seen 10
throw herself OF the ferry boat Canada while on its
trip to WILLIAMSBURG from New.YOrk. sne could no,
be rescued, and was borne away by the tide
PoLcE.-Three or four drunk and dis
ordeTss all the subjects of action In the Police
Court yesterday. Justice Boswell administered TO each
a small dose OF the law and sound speeches, a,
case required
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15
JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

THE COMMON CoUNCIL.-This evening
Is the time for the regular meeting Of the Common
Council, but whether there will be meeting remains
to be ,een. An interesting doubt yet hangs the
prospects of this legislative "houss dyldei against
Itself |, Is necessary that election be called pr.
vious TO the 2lst insL-only few days distanor for
the remainder of the year Jersey City will be without
Board of Aldermen for the transaction of such business
as may be required for its people WHAT effect such
state of thing. viii have upon the welfare Of the city
upon its rapid improvements, upon It's hourshing
schools upon its police regulations, &:-mast DO I'm.
asned until can be described In of failure Of
this Board to designate an election the resort will be
TO procure call for election by the Mayor, and trust
the Legislature for confirmation of the aeti induce
the Governor call the State Legislature together, for
the relief of Jerey City 1t s doubtful that the Gov.
could get that body together for that purpose In
the harvest season, under such crcu instances aud If
he succeeded, 1t is probable that Jersey City would be
required to indemnity the State and pay the expense Of
the Extra sssson--say 5000 1t is TO DO hoped how.
ever, that no such resort will prove necessary.
The altitude of the two factions has not changed
far as lie generally known and they are in dispute
TO strength and reciituds of position They all voted
to reign the faction opposed the Broksw faction
have filed their designations the Brokaw faction refuse
to file theirs, and assert that they gave notice to the
others to thar effect before they had acknowledging
that the resolution to resign originated In tricksh in.
tention II the Board should authorize election 10
III the vacancies Of the eight who have filed their
resignsons the Brokaw party probably expect TO get
one OF the number least and thus have quorum and
the power. On the other hand, Ii being undoubtedly
the intention of the Brokaw men to hold over II an
election s called, nominations will be made for cleo
ton OF IS Aldermen, and the question OF contested
seats will arise The great object to be kept In view Is
10 settle this controversy in clearly legal manner
as 10 command conhdcscc otherwise the affairs of the
city be conducted only under embarrss sing crcum-
stances, responsible and prudent rncn viii avoid
transactions which are liable to the delays and EN-
bsrrassments of law and dangers Of llegaly. There
Is yet hope OF compromise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15
DIED.

Asoruru ytTr,is LAWRENCE POWER, C,ptss IN h,
H. remains val De Inferred from So ns We, ia,h.t on
Wednesday sefnooa loth INST H. tsods and
IL. versn COPS nj The War Of 1872 ~ ani ~ VII assemble at
Mhsy Hal 10. 3 wsry With The usual baGs Of mouruns
81 scot W-'uertay newt % pay Their l4 tribute Of
respegt 70 iteir dee-ssed brother BY order y ..
On Me1t,y, June -, wAsHlSGfoN IRvISG Of Jsae,
Nab
v'aion ron hs ahsf fessnee, 3d. - Ao't on tas'i.y,
J9as H. NJ HESRETTA ouy eia Of Isaab aai Mars.r.ts
md -n are relus,sd 70 attend lie ios-r a, 30 81
Hensyft P ~ % assd8y.
a. Roson pDsr, gl.',,s coy ., ~.
o. ,se H S y, 80 1s ., ~ - So Is = ~, a 20 pa
Of Der sse LYDIA LEWIS, so~ ate of e cty Of Tos
49, JOHN DOUGLAS, oldest 800 q the ate J0La D0nsas Of
A,ye5 gsonsry oa.s. Comfy. on ssurl.y Jaa.Il M.s
ANNA s. daughter % Jsha G-t ks ia Tie oh Jssf Of Der
On board whale slip Clifford wayne n Tombe1 Apdi H. 1871
SAMUEL LoYkLAND. OF NsE fork
wsrrrI Rs'orT DI.Ta' d Cry asl cous,y Of Nv Yo,s
Women, rs By. M GsI', s5-Totai. 81.
Dbea.ei Consumption ~ Aosesss Anesnssa, d AD.gl~Ty.
= Amf. l. AsPtJHa. H. BehlE from Lucf Bur1ef Or ,cad
cs.5sr 4 cssi.f al,a,as, :; clir, sio5as cls.e
Csur',ous - Cn,p D. Corse-on 81 Inass s. Cysroa. 4.
Debhy Dol DehqsH ffenenss Dafaea DnoPsT ~ D,opsy
the Had. Drorel 5; Dgs@atsy, Erysge.as D. Fae
81 IL. Fevsf &. Fever Paeprrai, Fever nisat
f',r ssfr Is,,r yg ~ 1T, iys1. y Pc, Hee
Isaannafa q slne lalsI.nats Of y,se lasssl.aatoa
IHfraaon q LF-r issiry, ia'enD-fsaes 81 jam,
doe Mild Or Murdered, ?; tes feneret, Maiorusnon
iGi Ness-, r., % AGE. q Premature Birth Rsa
1susu- Iapfufs, require 81 Nomb, scoofats, Small
POI a. staiis, ]; Teet.ias Tanor, I; rasuovn.
Agsl 1eeri TO- ~ y-ars, ~ o. s. -; % TO- y 10
70 D. ~ - - ~ - - % 70 - Is, 50to ~ Is " %
-; % ~. u 70 % ~, a. 4; uatao~na
Pace 81 NefiHHy-Lafed states, Ir,ianf Eassnf,
u. sofao4 Germany, ~ ltsy British POSSESSIONS sob
Am~nos. D Wet IHaes !. gnkloEn. .
Prom Ho.eia BrieTas q. Peestzry BiaetNegs Is,sad y
sE' Pos Ho-Isiai DO Lghate AyiaHn, d., - cy Ho,t1
u Cosrcd Hcue, c0.ors5 Der-ols, T.
lat nnea,s returned Io1 Watts Llznd, q
A ~ WAITS, CTR ia-Sssssr
cay B~1>a0rs Offer, Juss Z. ls68
Wurtr REposr DE.Tzs shs CJ Of BrosJs ' IS rse<
sntlns June II. 1874. r-.s.. q
DseaieI,-cssuasy. cons~ros Bns cosssn 49, ~
CosYB<0ss Deadly DrOssy hs@ ~ 80
iet Fever Tyybod Fesef Hoofas tt1s9 80
81 tie Bran, Iassnatsoa q ~ Hart "a
Lunss 3. Ins~zo~rsnc-I. Nsiormsoon, nnfsmest oA
Ar 3. Ps-y 1 smap PoE, &; SUI bors y t.nozss
n.l-,. IL, Fera.s Afsts. u: Ch.A1rsa 81 tsl ~
0Ees ~ re Baars sf HsaEA d. Wss,sti, hs.lA o1css
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15
RIcu DREss Go9ps.-A beautiful Crane

Shawl Rich Dress Of Silk SIX Tissue Barge Greua-
Dine Albone Jaconet Swiss Muslin ere ercles mostly
sought after by the Ladies' during this of the year To
the inquirer would say. visit Columbia Hall, No 23l
GaDd-st day this week and word for you won't
regret IT, Every welt dres ed Lady meet IN the street
pus in mind Of that popular establishment and the Rich
Goods il contains Oaiy thick Rich Grape Shawl for 80;
Heavy silk Brocsae Plain Chinsesbs for T. cents per
yard Rich India Sss4 asd per eEd Tissues, Baseges,
GreLsdnes Aooraes Printed JacoIsD and Lawn in equal
prOpertiOn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15
SECOND Board.
PHILADELPHIA sALrs OF srecxs-Moaday

Jane i Is2-kSr.t Besrs-, cer,ra IA NO. ceaay %.
70 iOsb Coupon iOa slaoo P-na -. nv
iSdo soh DO ~ so hosns Canal sJ so Nsshns ek.
a SO do os So Pena Il r a. steo sch MAJ. a. es.
n Par snd Mecks Bk - 10 North IA 81 NJ AN 800
Read r. Il. g, 20 - caan aed Aa x r.. toS 10 v A.
Trust. 50 Harr,hus r. r. t6N sSsl :. o., ~. tiaA.
Soaa Bssrd-s a. 600 sal caas D, s3oo R>aAas Ia g,
10. 81, Cn,oa Csns. cspsl iss 80 ts.s
Ishns RR, lei sslOo Penn IS. IN ts0n Resaias ~.
Mort, ss;a lshsh g. wv rs tehsh Nav Ni ssso
PeeR s., ny 10 Penn RR, cas- $1,000 CANDIDA ant Anees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15
lIARLiIED.

90 MouJS- June t. By hs honor Mayor RICHARD KIRK
MARY daughter Of Joseph wts an Of lien Cove Quee.
County, s.
90 Monday morning. June "A. ~ Rev B. Gnfsa. Rev. J w
MACOMBER 10 Mos ANTOISEIIs briggs, both OF NewYOh
City.
on Monday June ~ Rev Thomas Starr KING 81 Boston
RANDOLPH RYER. OF New fork 20 LAIREITA ROSS daush
ter Of tac i.ts Abdncw Hallshurst, Of Baltimore
90 M0nJgy June TO- Pert Chester BY Rev Peck DAVID
81 INON Of New Tort, Ms LAviSiA aOsEMAS, youngest
daughter a Wiie Mossnsn, 81 of the brner place.
sunday evening" June the Methodist Chapel Rsston
Maryland by Rev Mr Annesr, Mr. THOMAS ROBSON Editor
The Easf0n Sfar % Mise LA daughter Of b. N0hrp
Esq oil sandy IN, 3. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15
Court CALENDAR-TEis Day-SuPE


II Delegates to the Baltimore Conven-
ton hose faces all rosy with the SMILES hope
are requested TO call at RooTs No sos Broadway get
their dasuerreo'ypes sOce It is quite possible that they
back with earu sorrowluy that they would
he quite eshsmed be taken then Of course delegate
can go home without one Of RooT's pictures.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15
IAdyer'iseinehtl
Ia The Editor OF The Tribune, know

ing personally Mr. D. BRowN aud being well acquainted
with many othe eminent BrookerS Ensravers Merchants
&C. who have given testimonials Of his Distinguished meTs
Teacher and Practitioner OF Penmanshp, hearly
mends him the confidence and pat onage Of the public.
lie be- found by note, call al No 285 flten-st,
BROOKLYN, from 81 to 9 T. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15
FINE ARrs.-DAeuERRrorrpEs IN On

by W. H. BUTLER, upper OF Broadway and Murray
Plumhs NAtonsl Gallery rhese beautiful Portraits equal
in inis the finest miniature paintings with the truthful
meas Of the DaguereOtype.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15

MILITARY VIsIT.-On Monday next.
(snd not yesterday the Lafayette Fu'iIeers Captain
French, will visit Hon. John Tonnee, at HE residence
at Bergen where they will spend the day dine and spor
at leisure His beautiful grounds well adapted to
the purpose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15

PoLIcE.-But one case was brought be-
fore Recorder Gutter yesterday and that Of i'm
poTtance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15

TROUBLED WITH WoRMs.-The shade
trees Of Jersey City, in with other cities In the
vicinity, afflicted with millions Of worms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15

BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
Monday -Pe,aioss, 4c-of s T. Armstrong, for the
privilege Of placing insulated Electric Telegraph wires,
ground through the streets lanes and avenues Of
HewYork OF Joseph smOIinske, TO have his newly.
invented system Of ventilation examined
Isrttat0z- OF Brig Gen. Hail. TO review, In company
with his Honor the Mayor and the Board of Aldermen,
the Third Brigade NewYork State Militia on Tuesday,
l5,h inst, at 3ls p NJ, on the Battery. Accepted
FrOa Board Of AIdfrwSn-On communication from
Commissioner OF Repairs and Supplies with estimate
for 100 h. Fire Alarm Ben fer the tower at Jesr
son Market, TO Andrew Menselysons, at s6c. per ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15

FEsrIvAL.-This evening the ladies
the Reformed Dutch Church in wayns-st hold their
strawberry Festival-the object of which Is to raiIe
funds toward the reattng of that Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15
MARINE CouRr-Before Judge Cowles.

-TyzOn VI, Cor-Velzs YsnGzbih-0n the 9Th Of Febra-
airy last HOLSTER procured several tickets for sac
FIapcisco from D. B Allen, agent for the Vanderbilt
lin Of boats Holter sold Of said tickets 20 the
plArtf The tickets contained two parts; entitled
Tie plaintiff passage In the Daniel Webster 20 San
Jusn on the Atlantic sde and the other eatled him 10
passage u the North America on the PseSc side The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15

BURGLAR ARREsTED.-A man named
Daniel Brown was arrested by 0ficer Rogers Fourth
Ward Police, On Sunday night, while attempting to
break into the house Of VIM wyrnAn on CsmberiHnd'
avenue number of burgIsriOus Instruments were
found In his possession.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15

BRUTAL ASSAULT. man, named
Michael Dsnnison, yesterday arrested by Officer
Davis, of the Twentieth Ward, charged with beating
bis wife In most dreadful manner almost taking her
nfe The parties live in Thbty-secondst between
Sixth and Seventhavs and the accused Is said to be in
the habit of getting intoxicated, and then beating bis
wife. He taken before Justice Stuart and held
TO await the result OF the injuries inflicted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15

SWORD PREsESTATIoN.-Last evening,
the Rinegod Horse Guard. Capt Urban presented their
late Captain, Samuel Graham, now Lieut. Col. Of the
10Th Regiment Horse with asplendid Dragon Sabre,
as testimonial of their esteem. Col. p. ), Crooke
made the presentation on the part Of the company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15

SUDDEN DEATH OF AN INFANT.-On
Sunday afternoon a party Of Germans were proceed
ing IN stage an excursion 10 some part OF the
island, when, arriving in Fulton avenue one Of the
females found her infant dying In her arms The party
sighied At a house elOse by and obtained medical
assistance, but the vital spark had fed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15

BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs-MOnday-
The Recorder In the Char.-A resolution was adopted
that the Committee report what payments have been
made by the Controllers of the State and City, an To
whom, for attendance in the Supreme Court, Court OF
Oyer and Terminer, and Circuit
memorial of Joseph B. Young, for remuneration as
reader to Supervisors aud other duties as Junior Clerk
10 the Board, was granted.
bill of Geo. H. Purser, for sl2S, expenses In going
to Albany, official business, was ordered to be paid
The Committee reported nfavor of correcting tax Of
Charles M. Leup. Adopted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15

ARREST OF A FUGITIyE.-A short time
since man named Geo. w. Parker, charged with the
commission of felony in Massachusetts, while being
conveyed from Boston to Salem by Sheriff Alden,
managed after conflict to escape. The Sheriff,
supposing Parker would this City, sent tele-
graphic dispatch to the Chief of Police describing the
fugitive The matter placed in the hands Of Officer
Keefe who Saturday afternoon, arrested the accused
at Kinsley's Express Office, corner of Broadway aud
WaLsts and took him to the Office of the Chief where
he is detained preparatory to being sent back for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15

ATTEMPT TO TAKE LIFE.-A man
named Arthur Cullen was arrested on Sunday evening
by the Eleventh Ward Police charged with attempting
to take the life Of Mary Cannon residing at No liz
Wilsmst II lie alleged that he broke open the door Of
her residence with ak, and She in order TO save
her life jumped from the second story window to the
pavement In the fall her leg fractured, and she
Is believed be seriously injured that her recovery
is very doubtful She taken in carriage to the
New.York Hospital Cullen was locked up by Justice
Wood, 10 await examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15

DRowNED.-A colored boy named John
R. Payne was drowned on Sunday in stream near
Flushing, while bathing in company with other lads.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15

The BROOKLYN MARKET.--A resolution
was passed last night directing this dapdated struc
ure to be repaired Il Is situated at the Junction Of
Jsnes and GaITison-streets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15

TIE SHEARMAN PERJURY CAsE.-The
examination Of John Hoskins Shearman, who was ar
rested several weeks since, complaint of Dr. Palmer
and wife, Of Rvington-st, who charge him with wfu
and corrupt perjury in swearing in matter before JUS
tee Timpson, commenced yesterday afternoon be-
fore Justice Osborn and counsel for the defense pro.
ceeded to crossquesion the complsinant'. But few
questions were put however, as great deal of un-
pleasant feeling manifested by counsel both Sides
and the magistrate adjourned further proceedings until
3 o'clock this afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15

CHARGE OF STEALING A HoRsE.-Offi-
Ger wyman, of the Jefferson Police Court, yesterday
returned from Goshen, Orange County, having in Gus
tody man named Samuel Whelpley who Is charged
with having the ID instant stolen horse saddle and
bride, valued at Sl75, the property of Mr. Daniel
Jones, who keeps livery stable and riding-schoo in
Fourth av near Tenth st. The accused taken be-
fore Justice Stuart and held for examination The horse
&C., were recovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15

DIsORDTRLr FIREMES.-The Mayor sent
In communication In reference b the dsordery
duct Of Ensine Co.'S Nos ? and Z on the occasion Of
almost every FIRE The subject referred 10 the Fire
Depai tDent Committee for report
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15

FOURTH OF JULY.-The Common Coun-
ell resolved last evening, TO appropriate five hundred
dollars for displays OF Fire Works on the approaching
anniversary OF our National Independence. The reso.
Dution passed unanimously.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15

AccIDENT.-Yesterday afternoon lad
named Samuel Lefeile, belonging to williamsburg
knocked over By runaway horse at tns corner Of
Smith and Warren-sts, and very badly Injured lie
conveyed to Meads drug store IN the vicinity By
ofieelHsnsgan, ID Police When the seedent occurred
he was engaged in washing rsdishes Al pump, prepa-
rAtory TO peddIing them about the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15

REAL EsTATE.-The following sales
of Brooklyn property were made June IA by Jas Cole:
lots Kent and Grahsm-st near Willouzh5y.
AV each Wv
each 500 Observation-Disclosures, IsOO
house Myre-sv, rKentav................ 1850
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15

NiscuE FROM DROWNING. lad 10
49, sse named William seawsli. whose parents
s,0.. o0erekst, while playing upon the pier foo, of
sne 81, R., on Saturday afternoon. accidentally
". - aoek and with difficulty was rescued BY Mr..
S'ssrs who TOOK hin, home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15

Concrrred In On same win estimates for ellsrgug
house Of Hose Company No II, and Engine Company
No %. Concurred In.
ERssOlfioas-That the pump In Cheryst, near Gin
ton, be repaired Adopted That Daanest from Broad.
way TO Centre, he lighted with gas. Adopted That
the pavement northeast Of Bleecker and Car
minest, be reaid Adopted.
The Board adjourned 30 Tuesday afternoon
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-08
THE WEEKLY DISPATCH,


For FRIDAY, Oct. s, is now ready and for sale
a, this office. We annex a synopsis OF Its al
tractve contents
Ediloriai.-The Gratitude Of Monarch'es;
Wellington and Nelson Madame La'arge;
Ballooning; Rostopchin's Pamphlet; oontag
Second Concert; Free-Soiism Canada and
Reciproci,y; The Mission to China; The Duke
of Wellington; Norfolk and Velaseo; That
Can and Razor; The Danville Railroad; The
Shanghais; Methodist Controversy; The Fair
field Races; Smut in Wheat; The Financial
Affairs fthe Country; The Fall Trade; Mica
ragua; Travelling Chicken Coop; Smaller Ar
ticles.
MisceHaneous.-Full Reports of Criminal
Court Proceedings and the Fairfield Races; a
Tale of Pleasant Surprise; The Children OF
the Poor; Latest Intelligence; Foreign and Do
nestle News; Anecdotes; Items, &c.
Price cents per single copy; 81 per annum
in advance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-08
CHINA,

The rebels in this country, are carrying
everything before them, and the Mantchou
Dynasty is tottering to its fall. About two
hundred years ago, that Dynasty, which is
Tartar in its origin, established itself on the
throne by conquest. The chief of that day,
coming from the wlds of Tartary. at the head
of powerful Tartar force spread terror and
desolation throughout China, and dethroning
the native Prince, seated himself in his place.
He was the head of the Mantchou dynasty, as
Rodoph was the founder of the family of
Hapsburg. The people have always retained
deep-rooted affection TO the Ming Dynasty
the dynasty of their native princes-and will
undoubtedly restore the family and eject the
Tartars, should they prove successful.
China is supposed to contain from three to
four hundred millions of people. The slight
est failure in the crops exposes thousands to
starvation. A revolution then, such that in
progress, must have terrible consequences
1t will drive the inhabitants by hundreds Of
thousands, from that Inflated, and overloaded
country. According to some accounts, they
crowd by thousands around every American
ship, begging for passage. When rejected,
they appear to be reduced to the very verge
of despair. The revolution in China is destined
TO affect as, far more than any other part of the
world.