The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-29
THE LATEST NE VS..
correspondence Of the Dispatch.
NY,suYNnTnN March %

20 tickets for Ole Bulls concert, which
,ofg an FRIDAY evening, were all disposed ot
>',f,v previous. THE hne saloon was denseis
% ~ ,;'h nne OF the isost brilliant and intel
ii,s.,,el audiences that ever honored an drtiste
.t;s city. Ole Bull, wac. perhaps, never IN
= :.er mood, nor better gTailiied than on this
rr,.s,an, with the complimentary reception
uh-,l greeted him. And 1t the presence OF
Laf.-Eest dignitaiies Of the nation, as also
,.,.,,n. with her bright eve and bewitching
.-e,ie. could stimulate 10 the highest and grand
-. Sort surely the assemhlage OF "beauty
a-4rgiyalrv" which graced the scene, must
T,,s challenged all the powers aud skill Of the
,-,a- master. Nor wa1 me audience disap-
n,.ntad at least Judge so from the enthusi.
ss,.. applause with which lie was welcomed.
a.5 vh;ch greeted him throughout the entire
performance.
GEORGE Waterston, Esq, the Corresponding
Secretary OF the National Monument Asso-
c.a;un, ycuews his appeal in behalf of the
cr1ri object oil the society-to the iiberaliiy
gri PATRIOTISM OF the American people. The
monument has now attained an altitude of los
feet. Nr. Watterston states that each course
G. tno feet in height costs upwards of $4,000.
Fsou TWO 10 three courses can be completed in
..cath, which require from four TO six thou.
sand dollars, while the monthly contributions
Hase not averaged, for the past half wear, more
tLar $1,000. IL will, therefore, he SAYS, be OBJ
y.0us that The work must necessarily be
stopped il more ardent and patriotic feeling
does not prevail among the people of the coun.
tn, and more extended and liberal contribu-
toa &c not made.
He ihen goes on TO show with what ease this
great object could be effected, if each white
iaGabtant of the United States would contri-
bl;e but three cents. The appeal concludes
rHn: tive dtff.,raot
tribute 10 the erection of the monument, so
that the States, as well as The people, may have
the honor ct raising structure to the memory
OF ashington, which will be an impershable
memorial of their generation and gratitude.
Ike cautious, and usually correct Tele-
graphic correspondent of the Associated
Northern Press" was imposed upon in refer
ence 10 the despatch which appeared in the
Northern papers, relative TO recent difficulties
ID the Cabinet; else, those high in the conf
ce-c" Of the Administration, are themselves
sadly deceived in regard to the matter. Posi-
tive JeHIais appear in the Republic and Intel
Igarcer and learn from: other authorita,iv {
eo"Fces that the utmost harmony prevails il
tie Cabinet COsncis of the President
Al the Department Of State, preliminary
steps have been taken to effect the early release
c. the American engineer, now in "duress
vile, on the Island ofCuba.
/ tie simple enumeration, 81 am a Roman
c.t@en,' protected the people of the ancien
Empire against insult. oppression, or dishonor
aId ID our own times the wanderer in foreig,
c..@es has only 10 announce himself subject
q her Britanic Majesty TO command that re-
specuui consideration 10 which he NAV be en-.
t,ed. How strange, then, and humiliating i:
H. dat almost every foreign arrival brings Il
Is udings ofthe arrest ard imprisonment, fu
causes The most hinsy and indefensible, 0
american citizens, citizens OF one of the mos
powerful nations Of the globe.
Ii i Notifying fact, however; and, un.
less prompt and decided determination i
manifested by the corporate branches Of thu
goTeinment 10 enforce the lespectdue TO. an,
protect the rights and privileges of Americans
abroad, there can BE- uoIiiing eevating or mag
Ica. In the exclamatioE, - nm an Americai
c;t;-eA."
Within the past three days the Heavens hav
assumed most threatening aspect a success
SION OF violent thunder gusts have PASSED owe
the city yesterday, during a severe storm,
negro woman, at the navy yard, was killed b,
a stroke of lightning.
The Deficiency Bill will, it is coniecturec
PASS The House on Monday.