The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-18

We have change Of weather, ana Sigh
| indication OF snow. HENRICn.
GREAT ERIrAIN AND THE USIrED STATES
| A becoming tribute was incidentally paid &c
the memory Of Mr.. Webster, by the Earl q
| MaimesIury, in the British House OF Lords
| on the evening Of the 2G,h alt, in the courre
| CATION from Lord Wh%rncIfle, respecting the
! Fishery negotiation. We quote:
| The present state Of the ne o:ia!Jn5 in that
| state obIgcS ME - reGs5 tie noble lord when
he requests that would lay the papers on
your lofd5hip's Table. This nesotion has been
!st begun, and Mr.. Webster, before his death,
hal earnestly entered into our proposal for con
dHctInS the negotiations Oh a large aud " ide
Satd tho. -""d i.iui"te all ttIu disputed ques,
tO.s not only with relation to our fisheries,
Jnt to the trade of the Cauada5 and our other
colonies. Mr.. Webster, from the m0ment when
he wrote that letter, acted with the greatest
possible spirit Of reconciliation, and declared
several tlmcs before his death 10 MIR. Cramp
ton, that he most earnestly desired thai our
trade shou!' be established on Il more thorough
basis, and that all personal causes of dlsunion
between those ITO great countries should be
removed.
We met the same spnit from Commodore
Perry, who was ordered by the Americ N go
Vernment 10 watch over the interests aud pIo-
tect the property Of the American fishermen,
WAo were exercising their night not near our
shores butarJuud cur coasts.
We must for many causes regret the death
Ct that grent statesman. lie died at Il period
when his death was peculiarly to be regretted,
tor Il INT rruNted the negOtiOn ". had begun
ieith America; aid have vet no official in.
ieiilgeHce of any 3ers0A being appointed to
succeed him. From Nh Fillmore We have re-
CGlNt i the guiIG insurance # gnol and
tile expression of Il most anxious desire that
these questions should be settled on no narrow
basis, bat on the broadcast possible field.
AS to lie Amercan government with the
exception CT that first letter. that appeared to
have been written in moment of excitement,
when MI. Webster was suffering from the III
ness he had been long iaboring under, there
has not been Il word said BY any official DER
son IN the United States, Ill It does not give US
most sangulne hope ihat this negotiation may
be shortly brought to a conclusion, and that all
possible reason fer dispute between these TWO
Countries may entirely cease. when that pc
noi shall arrive, ii Will be q satisfaction 10 me
10 lay as soon as possible the papers on the
table for which the noble lord has asked.
GOLD AT THE MINr.-trom the 1T 10 the
I0ih oi December the receipts of cold 1T the
United States Mint in this city were s. ,870G0O
"A large amount tOr tie period, though not up
to The unprecedented deposits IF N1yember.-
u thIs sCai, 42,2lOUJO we're deposited vester-
13y, "hIch shows remarkable correspond
dence 'ltA the amount reported 10 have been
brought by he Il in0js, Which arrived NJ New
ON Oh Sunday -PhiL Bui., Dec.I5.
"
- The public are cautioned azeint coun-
tafielt notes which aIe in circulation of tie
Salem Banking Company, NV Jersey. The
notes are oI the denomination Of hyes, and are
admirably executed.
DR.. +. l.. Strohecker was oq Monday last
elected MAY OF u Macon, Ga, ~ u rn.isri1v
81 III votes over his competitor, Robert 5.
Haraaway, E-q.
DEATH oF REV. ii. uABCUs.-An English
paper announces the sudden demise, at his re-
sdence in london, q. Rev. Moss Marcus.
rector OF 81. George the Martyr, New IoIN,
ana 10 JeaFs Tcspect~. pastor in the United
states. Ile deceased had for some tin.- p,st
ueeu engaged IN promoting the establishment
oi u Charitable institution in New York for Iue
relief OF -@cayod British enigranIs, and tv his
perseverance AID emery had securld grant
'l land Tor that purpose, and successfully &C
'0inD.!shed his rhlanl-Iop.c mission.
IL The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad VII!
De opaned II the ONO on The first Of Janu nv
h11I. ine event is looked forward 10 Win
great anxiety and buoyunt anfcipaiiUns.
Poor Ofeenough, tlhe scuip;or) now con-
mined iunailr, The Providence JOurna! saws, Is
| under tie charge of DR.. Bell, Of the insane
! Ast lum an that city. Ia answer to the dout,is
Il tne Evening Posi-, the journal SAYS;
| We are sorry 10 say that we heard if fro =,
an authentic source several days ago. but nm
| I'll we heard II mentioned elsewhere, refraine
from giving publicity 20 it,