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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-17

DL0CK TIN q PLANISHED GOODS.
u The subscriber would call the attention of aoseI
keepers. boarding house keepers, and private fami
hes to his assortment of block Tin and pianished
Goods, consisting Of
Round Coffee Urns, holding from to "a qrts
Oblong Tea do do do to ~ do
Coffee Filters, with heaters, do 2 to do
Do Biggins, oval and round, pints r 8 pints.
Meat Dishes, with high and low covers, also heat
ers underneath, some extra large sizes.
Vegetable Dishes, Oyster Sfewers, Plate Heaters
Soup Tureens, with and without heaters
Tea Keules. with lamps underneath, q quarts 70 4
quarts
Dish Covers from 10 to 20 inches
Ice Cream Moulds, Melon Moulds, Scolloped
Cake Pans, Nursery Lamps oval Tea and CeaEee
Pots
Egg coddsrs. TO bon 3. II, l8 and "a Eggs.
Gravy strainers, &c. &c. For sale ct the House
ielI-lw I. GIETER, Is7 Main street.
A YkEr. AT ssNUMBEH FIYE,n OK A
"A CHAPTER IN THE LIFE OF A CITY PAS-
TOR. BY the asithor Of Sunnyside. SO pages l8mo,
cl1,sh--pfics. as cts s a4e <AsAs s. g ss.sa 5
very charming and ipstructivs .listle book.
New Bedford Mereury Z
Anuther Of those beautiful, bright, happy pro.
1nctions for whish this authofeAs Il femarkabip
Reaxey 10 buy il, mad hnvS year heayt and hosea
made hrianter and bekser Il HArstafd Coursnt.
S For ssls bzs NASH Z WoQDHoIsE. 8 2 g ]
M1CKfNEI I..--S0 '6bis No > dscasrsi, 10
III ceivlnf tor sxIsb by s. e sssas1s
IL IA sssA WILLIAM TAILOR. /
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-17

siseuLAK.-Ihe N. o. Picayune says that
tiie body Of Judge B Barre, who died two
years since and was buried in the sand at BIZ
aoxi, near the salt water, has been disinterred
by the Odd Fellows for re burial. and the BODY
found in a perfect stale Of preserva,;on.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-17

THE LAST OF THE .Old GgARD.n--Mr. Silas
Perry died at Keene, N. H., June 3, aged SO
years. He entered the revolutionary army in
1879, when but l6 years old. and was one of
detachment of soldiers who guarded the house
10 which Major Andre was confined, and who
escorted him to the gallows on the I'd of Octo-
Der, 1880. Itis quite probable that Mr.. Perry
was the very last survivor of that "old guard
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-17

FIRE AT FRoY.-rhe Rens selaer County
fa'f Buildings, al Troy, N. Y, were destroy.
ed by 6ie on Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-17

DEATH FROM HYDRoPHoBIA.-The young
man, Perry, whom we mentioned recently as
having been bitten by mad dog, died on We'd
nesday oflast week, in all the ago1es ofhy !
drophobia. The greatest efforts Of medical
skill were put forth TO counteract the influence
of the dreadful diseasebnt twithoutefect.-Os
pego Jour.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-17

MORE "slAaEsEv TwIss. negro
Children are exhibiting in Wilmington. who
ars a maich Tor The Siafnese twins. The are
conpected By The ysrtebsa. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-17

When is lighted candle like tomb stone 7
When it's set up for a late husband.
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Gl e s!E

EsOK NORFOLK, ,PORTSMOUTH, OLD
- POINT, kc.-The steamboat Augusta, Capt.
WIN. G. SMITH, having been reitted for the sum-
mer travel. " Ill resume her place upon the line
via. Port Walthall, on Wednesday, the Cd OF June.
The Cars running in coHnexion with the Augusta
will leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot
on Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning al 6
o'clock. IS $3.50 s.xfEss
Returning, the AUGUSTA vii leave Norfolk or
the alternate days. viz; Tuesdsys, Thursdays snd
The Augusta will touch at Old Point during the
Bathing season, going and returning, and all the
landings on the River. s@
Fare % City Point -.....-...-..-.--.$l 81 o.
De. to Cokes orsGrove Wharf. 5s
Do. to Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth,, 2 o.
Children over and not over 12 years OF age,
half price.
Servants to Old Point Norfolk and Ports
- mouth o0
To any point on the River not below the
Groves-----...-----.-.. Il U0
~ -
THOs. DoDAMEAD.
8 my = Suuerintendens
HEs4 UNION STEAMSHIP COM
3iR&fS PANY,S LINE FOR PHILADEL !
PiiiA, VA CITY POINT AND NORFOLK The
kinin, win hereafter leave Richmond alternately
every WEDNESDAY, for Philadelphia, a. above.
These beautiful stea ners are both new, and are
handsomsiy fitted up with stateroom accommoda'
The able Z equal q fh.t Of the best botels md
this rorie 70 c0nf 3ently lyfccgmme0ded % ne tuvet
ling community, q the most confcrtabie, ,ecouem
ical. and every way desirable mode o. psssssa e
tween tbese cit;es.
Fare % Philadeiphia, ------- y -
No charge ief nesi.. zRp,y g ths Aesnt.
Eevf ELDaiDaE, PAi.delphi.;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-17

-
-. - :. g AR..-Ihs noss sneesasrul rens1v
noe. sscoehisiA A.hma, csIsirha. Puffid sote
Lassr. Engs Evil Plse Tssser. "a 81 3....s.
- sss4 IMPURE blood and enl ebled sfnfa 0f
- Z. g sFsT
Mrs. Norris-De.r a.5ssI1o ..onn. -. ~ III, ls5a
yoe for the benelf a rziSs .st 1s g sey -
wss nken - Nnvssesss ~ .nlIcied, that
general weakness thsf cor, sosze nd
For 6avernI rnonfbs - q ~ - Rt2sp4<eo me.
could not attend q nv busisess II Ihso houceo tnst
Thar M not .hle - - 80 A Ss%s - 20 Wcse
hour Il lime when ,roalS i. snnL esii
aoxv,, - s.i,. .e,.~<xa. es.s - = g ne
!, t;ci.s rssc-,,rs,5s ~ - - .s.ss - 1l1sf
no reef rom .rr - t1er, -, n ~ ec,.. ~ ~
nees irs,e~sads .cd =, Sst s - - s ...z s
ser;css.iv ss<,s.shs .sia -; S - - fIs S 49,
vour vsInsbie redic;,s ~ csdsrTsr ,ssS g. g
snI had t,hen 4 h,,t Z fs.s Isr,. hS,-. Es =,
arysaf reI;ef Nv srns,;ts h.cs:r. - ,.a 1o.e 49,
could al every tLirc r. - - r,,t haf,ys -,
we,nld co, ,erd !, s IN = .5,;c,.S Iii i;r 49, nc 60 = Z
certain ere for rons;1ar ,evs.lf 80 - s-ss.s,
IoHN MAETTN
ef No Ioa frs1T1;r s,rsst
Home Testimarv---
We are permitted 10 refer =, sbe fIloxv;n, ,,sr
sons citizens of Richmnnd and vicinjrv rrs e f,s
large number ho from rposives - dsj;ssrv ~, ~
f that their names shouId NOT he made nuhf;cs
who have received great benefit from the use f the
Tar: VIM G. Crarnp Denfist II Meseke Isres
h. Moore John Dodd Charlotfesv;lle. Va =
Call and see certificates.
6 Beware of counterfeits. The genuine ar
1cle is for sale by IS s.sfs t g9--oa
r. HORTON KEAcH, 81 Main street
Sole Agent for Richmond and
rje 10 General Agent for Eastern Virsinia.
Z DIE 4 CR1V o7,T1Cc = Nc zTo
n DRUGGISTS N, ,Sx MN. AnD
Richmond. Va. have nv. - hs,.5 IA - =,
SALE uuon III. hest tern, - t ~ Ian1 anu - onel ~,
credit 70 responsible deslers 1sr. ~ ona ~ Ss.
sortmept of Druus cbarn;csi p;.ss 80 n;,s 8 ~ C1.s =
Dye Stus, &c consisfin no +, af's' ois, uass'
Icy lbs superior Indigo
SOO ios Madder
SOO0 IDS Extract OF Logwood 81
50 kegs super Carbonate of Soda
3O bbls EPSON Salts
10 bbisA Alum
bbs refined Camphor ~
81 81 bbis Clipped Logwood M
10 obls Redwood and Camwood
20 bbls Venitian Red and Spanish Brown
20O0 lbs e--American, Irish and Swiss
500 boxes Window Glass-French and Amer.
ican
40 boxes prime Castle Soap 4
40 boxes Starch
sooo ganons no.,s Linsseo a.; III
sSo ss.Lets ssrea, Sap 0;i 0n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-17

A NEx INvENTIoN.--A gentlemannear Lou
isville, KY, has applied the telegraph to an en-
lirely novel and unique use. He has nearly
completed an invention for writing music as il
is played from the piano forte, the notes upon
the sheet being produced as fast, and to the ex-
act time, as the keys, are touched by the per-
former. Strakosch has offered him Sic, 900 for
the patent right when the model is finished.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-17


m WORTHY OF ATTENTION.-I
khave this day received TWO thousand Canada
straw HATS, suitable for servants, which am dis
posed to sell ct q very low price. Those in want
of harvest Hats for servants viii hnd il 20 their in
terest to call at No. 81 Main street. Also beauti
full article of India Straw Hats for gentl=mens wear.
my1-ts JOHN THOMPSON
m 3 NEW AND FA AsHIUNABLE E
kHATS.-Just opened at my store, N Main
st. opposite the City Hotel, several cases u Kos.
suth and straw Hats, OF the latest fashion for
summer wear. have also on hand, and are con
stantly manufacturing, gentlemens Silk and Plush
Hats, Masters and Misses Hats, Caps, &c, At
the lowest CASH prices. Cali and examine the most
extensive assortment of the kind in the city
my ao-1m JAMES collins
m I1IPOKTANT NOTICE TO RI
OkHAT AND BOOT, WEARERS-The
cheapest place in the city to buy is ct H.
ANTHONY'S, where Moleskin Hats Of the
best quality are sold at - SO; second quality 81
Fine Calf-skin sewed Boots. - - i. s3 50
Patent Leather Congress Boots. -.---- 2 %
Patent Leather Oxford Tea ------..---- g
Patent Leather Monterey Boots =
Together with an assortment Of Panama, Leg
horn and soft Hats, Umbrellas, &c.
NH 80 COLUMBIAN HOTEL.
NTGHTY THOVS AND FEET Ia
II INCH DRESSED FLOORING, even lengths !;
$4,000 do white Fine Boards and Plank 60,000 do
aeasOQeC
wood TO-, 90 do IA inch c heart Step PLANK, now
landing from board schrs Telegraph, Canton and
Ashland, for sale =. - 80
my 14--ts = u WHlIFlELp.
NJOTICE.-AsI expect to be absent from the
In city in short Tune, and probably remain for
three or four months, respectfully request al per
sons indebted me to come forward ana seQie WIN
either my sell or E. Dews; and AZ PeIsons nav'ng i
tlement as speedily - posnbie & ~,,,. ~,
is 7-2w. BERNARD 0NElLL.s
n NTOTlCE no BUlLDEhSs-Owing % the
N recent reduction in the prices Of Stone Cut
ting we are prepaFed 70 execufe ~ orueFe mat
may be entrassed % g Y . vta PvgnPses,ce; E FL = e
is il-7s Cor Of 7thsst. and the canal
sT5NYLOYMENT.-3O = 900 hands can 6nd coa-
II sssnf employment u fneting Costs. Pants,
sns 9 Yes se.ss = 'pp'y'ik ikssr Z PAINE KENT
TTRGTNTA CENTRAL RAlLROxD.-
PoWDER CARA ear hsa been conslrueted
for the transporsstion Of powder, and will be sent
from Richznond % Woodvile and intermediste de-
pIss lsN Q Il GILL, supsrintsndent.
~ ind e good 81 sssortmento 81 Resdy .Mads
clothlne as Win as foond 10 this Cisy. Oar Geods
es:h: =. MERCHANT = WElsiGER
y No. llA Malh g.
, NIB. Alao-Aaas aaaessmsas e slasts sna csl
.sss -. ...... -. !. - ...s...
s2HyER SPOON "a lECs-Ws haye 1T
DesseEe andl Tsaa Gposns; 6 RickIa. HhiIse /:
FssI: Fssl: ss''s' Aa'1ss ssaaf 1ss hli:ae =
jS ss..s ] IS :; 4 ) s - = 8 ~
ROgK 106s s. ~ q ~ 3 ~ = -
- ~ ealo bxY sss3# II 3sf.. m = sss.s3 8 u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-17
THE DAILY DISPATCH

The GREAT FIRE AT WErUMPKA.-A dis
patch from Charleston, gives the following
particulars of the late confagration at We
tumpsa, Ala, announced yesterday under our
teegraphic head:
A fire occurred at Wetumpka, Ala, at two
O'Clock on Saturday morning, in an old ware-
house. and in two hours time the entire bust.
ness part Of East Wetumpka was destroyed.
The loss is estimated at between $500, 900 and
100000, with but $4,000 insured. The
principal sufferers are Douglass & Co., Presse,
Taylor & Co., Samuel Carnochan, Thomas &
Trye, Isaac Lingerman, Smoot, Dawson g.
Co., William b. Pardee, Block g. Co., P.
Saunders & Co., David Wilson, Samuel Cat
lin, Nathaniel Capman, A. 6. Campbell. p.
Cornif, Melton & Brassel, b. S. Griffin, G.
Newbower, NJ. G. Thomas & Co., j. Altz-
bacher, and others. The fire is presumed to
have been occasioned by incendiaries.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-17

fREsHEr.-Ihere was great freahet in
the saiuda river, -. .c j tasf week. Bridges
were swept away. aud properly destroyed 10 a
considerable exirn,. 8 + 80 ! !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-17

FIENDIsH.-At Mobile, on the 9th, ruffian
stole the yacht Kate, and ran her aground be
low the city. VIM. Wilson, pilot who had
the Kate in charge, gave chase and overlook
the yacht.
While stretched forward to clutch her, the
infuriated beast lifted the tiller, and struck
Wilson blow across the head and neck, that
at once stunned him. He then proceeded to
bite and tear the flesh ofhis victim, with the
habit and ferocity of the tiger. Large portions
of his arms, shoulders and neck, were deIibe-
rately eaten eff-hiseyes were gouged, and the
face reduced to mass of blood. flesh and
brui Sc, that rendered the whole head mass of
horrors to look on.
Wilson was rescued and the fend captured
by some Spanish fishermen. He is thought to
be an escaped galley slave from some part OF
France; but until poor Wilson is enabled to
give some testimony, few reliable particulars
of him can be obtained.
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SELLING OFF AT COST, ROK Cash.
$4,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS
WORD, r ER GU SON q BARK9.

~ DALE intending to mske : change u
their business ON the 1st day Of July next.
offer their stock Of DRY GOODS It cost for
cash. and respectfully ask persons who desire 10
purchase, to call and examine for themselves, b.
fore they do so. They feel confident that more
general assortment Of Dry Goods, or one selec1od
Win more care, was never offered for sale at cost
IN this market. II was all imported BY themselves,
or rpurcnased by them of manufacturers and their
agents. The goods of which It consists srr a. Ia
latest and most approved styles, eu brscina. among
other things, 34, "a, Ga and IL a blesched md
brown Domestics, Prints from cents 20 the beGt
quality, French, Englsn and American Lawns. 40
Ginghams, do black and fancy D'Laincs, do siiks.
black Bombazines and Alpacss, Cloths saa Cassi.
meres, Sasl, Snk and Marseilles Vestinsss Irish
Linens and Sheetings, Linen Cambria and Lawn
handkerchief, silk do; large stock Of Alexznders
Aid Hioves ladys Is, mems 81 cents; and ssrvaats
Ciotnlng OF every description, together with ran
eral assortment of everything usually kept n dry
goods house. q III E- Il ss.ls 3 8 a., -
Determined to close, they assure the public that
there is no ham5uS in this advertisement
NV 3--fs 1sss8 s Is ssstts& sst 5{sss49szs IS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-17

s"lspLike--A gengienanin ST. Louis was
swindied oul Of - 400, by ,nsa u ho .old him
two free ensgross as slaves. s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-17

CTONE ECUTTING.-DAVlES 4 CAMPBELL,
~ Practical stone Cutters and Masons,
WEST sIDE OF 7TH STREET, near Col. g. 8. Ny
er's Tobacco Factory. Richmond, Va where they
will thankfully receive and promptly execute all
work entrusted to them.
eks JOHN w. DAVIES,
INV l9--1m* DANIEL CAMPBELL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-17

FIRE AT SAvAsNAH.-A fire broke out in
Lopez Cohen's carpenter shop, Savannah, on
Monday morning, destroying the shop and its
contents, and Cohens large brick dwelling on
Jones ST., with nearly all the furniture-loss
$4,000. The house was insured for $4,000
Mrs Jennett's adjoining brick house was like
wise burnt, and another was injured, occupied
by J. S. Watkins, and the Rev. Thomas Ram
berts; furniture much injured. loss 81 600.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-17

In Letter from the Treasury Department,
received in the Senate Monday, in answer to a
resolution of that body, an estimate is contain
ed of the Commerce of the Straits of Florida,
which, large as our notions of the extent Of
that commerce have been, fairly distances
them all. From the best data in possession OF
the Department it is calculated that the amount
of Ocean Commerce of the American ports on
he Gulf, inward and outward, foreign and do
mestic, exceeds tro hundred and ffty millions
of fd0llars per annum, besides that Of the Mexi-
can and other ports on the gulf.-Nati0n0l Int.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-17

L
aheavy fall stock Of Goods, win offer tneir Spring
| and Summer stock of Dry Goods atgreotly %
duced prices, among them viii be found nsny
cheap and desirable Goods, VIZ:
Bareges, BaTege de Laines re- ss9
| Tissues, Challies ~ l,lss ~
Fouard silks, plain ana plaid silks
Black Silks, Organdies, Lawns
Batisie Lawns, Irish Linens
Demask Cloths and Napkins ~ *
Linen and Cotton Sheeting
Birds Eye Diaper, Dimities
81 L Marseillea Quilts, colOred and white
And variety Of other Goods, I'll Of which must
be sold to make room for our fail supply. All "a
want Of bargains. eall soon e =. s.. sI.'s
js11 NewD.y Goods I ssors. q ) is's Sss sSs
% ICHMONO MANUR1CT0RY.-dold
Hand Silver Pencil Cases; tbeevsr poinbed Pons
manufactured BY a. experienced workman - an
in the United States, end second 70 mona.
specsacles Of various kinds, and those grotsd
BY Ourselves, positively restoring ths sight = nssr
The Ever TIswinx Fsuntafs Per. modern
tnventi0n, combining skill with u1piicity, an1 70
doubt e expressed by many. "1xS tssestteS IF
odice and examine for yourselves - uiilisy.
workmanship, and durability; and decide phshsr
ii ID reality or q humbug. -
Mauufaetory At the corner II l1th snd Mia e.:
once IN room formerly occapied b ths RiehueaA
Pens fspoinsed and warrsnsed o Ssand.
sap3 kIcHMoND MANuFAcToRY.9
ANK DULLAhs UNE DUL AAR~r
" GREAT REDUCTION Bring your nsonsy 70
OSBORN cos splendid Skylight Daguerfesn
Gallery. A. we have lost WORK II sticking % the
regular prices, Or, n other words have heen undv
price to ons dollar for mics pieears and 5ss
one halt the former price. We are the frse lhae
saa aaa q shsi saDssss sSsssf - 5Sis -:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-17

IN FRIsON.-Ihe ceIebfated MT. Cat1ln, col
lector of paintings and curiosities, which have
been one Of the principal sources of amuse-
ment in London, is now in prison for debt. He
appeals to this his country, TO rescue his col
lection from the sacrifice Of a public sale, sta
ting that such a collection cannot be gathered
again.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-17

RIoT AND BLooDsHED.-A few days since
an infuriated crowd of Irishmen tore down the
Jail at Falmouth, KY, and murdered the jailor,
to ayenge the incarceration of a countryman
of theirs. The Kentuckians in the neighbor.
hood assembled, with guns, and dispersed the
the mob by firing into it, killing and wounding
seven of those engaged. The Irish inhabitants
were compelled to eyacuate the city.
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m I1lPORTANT NOTICE no

MIGHTY THOUSAND FEET l.4
II INCH DRESSED FLOORING, even Iengfhs /;
$4,000 do white Pine Boards and Plank 60,000 do
seasoned Oak Boards; $4,000 do do inch Button
wood TO- 90 do IA inch heart Step Plank, now
landing from board schrs Telegraph, Canton and
Ashland, for sale - .-.
NV 14--ts Il u. WHITFIELD. s
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A VALUABLE BANK BILL.-What would be
the sensation of an individual accustomed to
handling one dollar relief notes, to receive a
bank bill for one million sterling? The bank
of England, it appears, issued four notes of
that denomination, and after these four were
engraved, the plates were destroyed. Ofthese
impressions the Rothschids have one, the late
Mr.. Coutts had another, the bank of England
the third, and Mr.. Samuel Rogers, the poet
and banker, now decorate his parlor with
the fourth, suspended in gold frame.
W Philadelphia Ledger.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-17

m WORTHY OF ATTENTION.-I
have this day received two thousand Canada
straw HATS, suitable for servants which am dis
posed to sell at q very low price. Those In want
of harvest Hats for servants will ind j; 70 their in
terest to call at No. 81 Main street Also beaufi
full article ofIndia Straw Hats for gentl-mens wear
my 7-ts JOHN THOMPSON.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-17

i H. - WILLIAM TAYLOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-10

CorRT OF APPEALs-Janudry NO.
q Russell. appellant, AIT. Plstor imp'd, &c .respon
dent called ana put over for the term. No 10.
Frees. respondent agt Ford. Jr appellant, and NO
H. Burrows, respondent, ael Ford, JT, and announcer,
appeIlants argued together as one cause James
Fdnarcs for appellants-HenTy HOgeboom for re-
,uoudents No IL. Hin ard another, respondents,
AL the Mohaak and Hudson Railroad Co, .apPesr
lsnts called and reserved for submission. 10. 10
Truscot, aud others, appellants, ast. KING fe,Poh
cent. and No a. jeremiah. respondent, as'' Den-
nision, SURF, &c, appellant each called 4ah re-
served until Monday, Jan. H. No. u. Wolcott and
wife respondents, agt Holcourt and ano,nea PYRss
lsnts; called and reserved for suom!ssoh: ne
sue questions in this case az those argued ~ W
10 ard II. The argument IN l6i conciuoss' w.
iss. Young appellant, sgt Nudge, enf o,," Ca
AID another, responeents ss nsi sdsms an5eIlsnt,
AZ, ne sarstoga and Washington Railroad Co re;
.,sts1is submitted upon printed Arguments and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-10
Correction of Tyssow,krs Remarks.

The telegTapbIc cores pOndence from Washing
ton Thursday, Jan I, 1852, IN our paper OF Sa!nr-
dav I'd inst condolences me particulars OF the inter
view Of Mr.. John Tyss0wssi, late Dictator OF Po-
land IN 1916, with Governor koSsuth, so errone-
ously that after a more accurate report we deem IL
due 10 the truth and TO the position oil the distn-
guished gentleman concerned 20 amend said con-
densatisB ia the following
When DR.. Szpaczek introduced Mr. Tyseo.ski,
Governor Kossuth, at the mere mention OF his
name said know You nom Europe, by your
history" A deep emotion apparently overwhelmed
Mr. 7 and seemed to dictate his expressions.
In referring TO the opes entertained oy the Euro
pean peoples for the year 1852 he SAID that Tor man
acquainted with the history Of the past and WIN the
political elements Of the future those hopes although
Iourshed since fifty years, far from appearing SUI
lerstl.iOus appeared rather the result oil the
highest effort Of human foresight, ana amongst SAID
elements be ranked foremost me coming oil hossuth
10 these shores. Instead Of segretting any unhappy
feelings history records none) between Hungary
and Poland, Mr.. L. dvelt WITH delishi upon the
friendship uninterrupted duIlDg thousand years,
between the two natiens Of which history has no
similar influence on record, and which can envy DC
invited so much stronger by misfortunes, enemies
and political tendencies common 70 Do!h countries
In more recent tunes. ~ least with reference 70 his
own VOWS for his fatherlsnd, be ackno "ledged the
great truths proclaimed aud defended Oy hOssufh,
but be acknowledged also that II God permitted him
to return 10 Poland his experience OF the pTacIlcdi
working OF republican insttuiions 1nicn he iivins
unknown and unnoticed during I'VE years, collected
III the United States, appeared 20 hin the 2feaes,
blessing produced By MS exile .,
Governor Kossuth with his miraculous quckness,
lost not a single word OF these observations ne an
sweTed, and his views, especially his aBpfsciAlon
Of the services rendered by the Polish Democfa'c
party 10 the cause Of freedom, seemed to be highly
satisfactory to ms visitor. when the Governor ex:
claimed - II the principles which you pfoclai
Al Cracow In the wear 1910 had been proclaimed al
Warsaw IN the year $780, Poland probably would De
free to-day" Sir. Tyssowsn grasped warmly ms
hands and thanked HIN fcrventiy TOT h's ,ea's sne
first man acknowledging him and MS political pTin-
ciples IN his country.
THE above comes by telegraph and the latter
pant 10 hardly leglble.l