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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-29
ON. JOHN BARNEY AND M.DE SAR.
TIGES ONCE MORE.

The Washington correspondent of the New
York Herald, furnishes that paper with the let
ter written by the Hon. John Barney to Je-
rome Bonaparte. The contents have been
| anticipated in a communication which we pub-
llshed from The former gentleman few DAYS
since. The following, however, did not appear
| on that occasion. The two first paragraphs
are from the Herald's correspondence
at is stated on sufficient authority, that M.
| Sartiges declares if air. Barney attacks him
| he will shoot hlm down. Of course, Mr. Bar
ney never contemplated attacking him in any
other way Than at distance of ten PAGES.
| where there was TO be no monopoly of the
shooting, as 1t would be equally divided
AS Tor Mr.. Barney, his character us quiet
and courteous gentleman, is we'll known; and
nothing but rudeness and Insult could have
provoked him to the correction of NJ. Sarti-
ges' manners.
BALTIMORE, May 3. 1852.
To Mons. SARTIGEs, MINIsTRE DE FRANCE:
SIR enclose, for your information, d copy
of a letter this day addressed to former friend,
Prince Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte, now Pres
ldent OF the Senate of France. If, in shadow
ing forth faint outline of the infamy of your
character, have given you cause for offence
my friend, General--, is authorised by me
TO receive and respond TO any communications
you may desire TO make.
The person of an ambassadors sacred, or
should long since have corrected your imper-
tInence by wholesome chastisement
The stringency of the laws of the District
of Columbia, in regard to personalities, has
and Will prevent my noticing you there in any
way. | shall remain here until Thursday,
L. NJ, TO learn and conform to your wishes.
have the honor TO be, JOHN BARNEY.
Not having received any reply from Mons
Sarliges on the llIh. forwarded corrected
copy TO the Prince President OF France, Louis
Napoleon Bonaparte, through our minister,
the Hon. VIM. C. Rives.
upon the whole, it appears to us, that NJ. de
Safnges has acted quite the puppy in this af-
'ah' ana has disgraced the great nation which
nc represents. He had no right to insul, Mr..
barney and then to skulk behind his official
character. If man is not worthy of ano,b.
81 houce, ne should not be worthy of heinz
'nsu,'ed by him. No man has right to ;nsni,
.no'hef'Iand then to avoid giving him s,,.
lslactlon, by saying that he is not his 60,
Inc first insult levels all distinctions.
BESIDES, we should like to know To Who.
American gentleman, and member Of e. -
gress, is not equali Certainly no diplomats,
IS his superior, especially in this country wbsrs
there is no distinction Of castles.
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5c~ Ii. w. STARKE, ATTORNEY
49, AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC
Practices in al! the Courts of this city and the coun
ties OF Henrico and Hanover. Office, next to cor
ner OF l:5th and Franklin streets. my 27-lm*
sae-.zrSs HAYES X. SUTTON, NOTAKI
wa neutrality-suspicious. attention paid &c
writing DEEDS and other legal instruments. Of.
nee in tha Law building, Richmond, Va my
&C., DIR. A. E. PETICOLAs offers
sS~~a-a hs professional services TO the public of
Richmond and Its environs. When not in his of.
fee, DR.. P. may be found at the Virginia House or
the Medical College.
Office on Broad street, between 10th and Ifh
nearly opposite the City Hall. ap 2O-2m~
ss-~-es-Ss DIX. 4. Z. FISHER tenders nj,
sS->-l-a services to the public in the variou.
branches of his profession.
Office il the basement of his dwelling on 4tk
street, between Broad and Marshall streets Enc
aoot from the corner nn27-6mz
81 49, MRS. ALLEN can accOmlnodaIe 5
I>-a-A CT 6young men with board and Iod ,ing
and as many with day boarding corner Of Frank.
ma ana Mayo streets, just below the E. change
Hotel. nv 95Nao},s
K 49, NOTiCE.-Ihe annual meeting Of
I~-a-A the Stockholders OF the Richmond. Fred
erlcksbuTg and Potomac Rail Road COMPANY win
De heid at the office of the Company in the civ of
O'Clock II.
ap3O w. MACMURDo, Tr.
NOTICE AT a meeting OF the President
and. Directors OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Rail Road Company, held the 27t6
april, 1882, it was
Resotred, That dividend Of 3& per cent be de.
clared on the stock OF the Company. pavable on
and after the LIST May next, az the Office Of The Com
pany, in tie City of Richmond
ap 50 c. W. MACMURDO, TT
70 "The Best the Cheapest in the
End."-This time out-ot mind saying was never
more appropriately applied than in the choice or
Dasuefreotype Picture. good one, like
wlne Is rendered more valuable by aye: whereas
poor one is au everlasting eye sore, especially
when placed la comparison with the work of an
afust How often are we called upon to re.take
the PALE slcky production of pretenders in the art
who have nothing 10 recommend taen but cheaD.
ness III. P. SIMONS,
my - l5l Main street, Eagle Suuare
~ CROWDS OF Ladies rhr0ng OUr
Rouins TOR the superior aud splendd style of Da.
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Keep your Blood Pare.-In order to
enjoy health during the approaching summer, we
would remind our readers that the lone thing
needfur is to keep the blood pure; and in order
accomplish this we know of no greater purifier of
the blood to recommend than the celebrated DIR.
Hampton's Vegeta Bile Tincture, which by its
wonderful Gu, les has established for itself a lepu.
tation far SURPRISING any medicine known. We
would respectfully call the attention of the afflicted
to another certificate of the strongest character
which may be found in another column of our pa
per, and would also remind them that this medi
cine is kept in city by o. A. STRECKER, Main
Street, who is supplying the trade at proprietors
prices. Call aud get pamphlet gratis.
nv 26
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MAN GER,S FACE.
Z. MORRIS & CO.

Splendid Scheme for This DBy.-Capita,s:
100000 20 000 l6273, OF l0,0UG, Oh $780, 100 Of
2O00, &c. 70 numbers, - Drawn. Tickets so.
Also the Dollar Lottery-Capital $500, &c.
Drawn Nos of Carroll Cbunty, Glass No 20:
IA 10 80 II 90 "a 40 % 9 81 II 81
nv 90 c. w. PURCELL.
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CEDAR TAR.-The most successful remedy
~ now in use for the cure of incipient Consump
ton, Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs, Putrid Sore
Throat, Dyspepsia, diseases of the Kidneys and
Liver, Kings Evil, Piles, letter. and all diseases
arising from impure blood and ente ebled state Of
the system.
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La - C C 60 80:

Ia - sEs;s:S5. -.
- ICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL-
IL ROAD Daily Line of Stages to
Through 10 Lynchburg in "a
Hours-Fare S5.-On and after TUESDAY,
June lst, leave Richmond every day except Sun
day, at A NJ.
Returning, leave the Junction at 10 50AM
N. B. The Stages leave the junction every day
at 10 30 NJ; and returning, meet the cars at the
same point every day at 1-2 A NJ.
For seats in the Stage to Lynchourg, apply to the
Agent at the Danville Depot, Richmond
Passengers not providing themselves with tick.
cts, will be considered as way passengers, and
charged an increased rate of fare.
my % J. Fl. OSBORNE, Sup't
NAUZE MEKINO HIRTs a. Persons
" ebl at changing their heavy winter hsnnels,
can find something really nice and comfortable for
the summer wear, by calling at the Clothing house
OF KEEN, CHlLES d BALDWIN,
my % no. i02 Main street
WHITE DRILL PANTS.-A large assert.
w ment OF white Russia and Navy Drill Pants,
various prices, at No. l02 Main street.
my % KEEN, CHILES d BALDWIN
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eVAIAAn.7s LOTTERY 0FkICE,
WALL STREET, UNDER CITY HOTEL,
Chalk old stand)

Drawn Nos Pataps co, 1913, May ~
A IL % % 50 IS 81 90 SO AZ % 80.
For T0-Day.-Grand Consolidated NJ. Caps.
tails: 500 100 $4,000, l6,27c, Of 10000, Of $500
100 of 1000. rs numbtr rs, IS drawn, Tickets so.
Also, small Fry. Tickets 81.
my go w. II. STATHla.
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F Only IL LIZ and "a cents LOT Dill
fous Habits and the Liver. the best fnr.
gatiye Pill knOwn.-DR. ROSES RAILROAD
OR ANTLBILIOUS PILLS are the best Piis, as
thousands who have used them declare. for purify
ing the blood, carrying off all bile, and producing
healthy tone to the liver They are called "Rail
road Pills." because they 60 ahead OF all oher PHI
in their good effect
DR.. ROSES celebrated Family Pills for lndiges
ton, Dyspepsia and Sour Stomach, are also IL
great demand-price % cents, and tor sale by Pur'
cell Ladd & Co, Adie & Gray, Gaynor q Wood,
A Bodeker, Bennett g. Beers, r. r. Duval, o. A
Strecker and j. Blair. ja2l-ts
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4 OST-On yesterday, SILK PURSE contain
Ii ing small amount of money and Return
Ticket from Woodvil'e to the City, Tor three seats
The finder can leave it at this Office, and will be
literally rewarded therefor, if desired.
nv 29-2t~
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I bf - NKs. ALLEN can accOmfaouafe (
$40 CT young men with board and lod .ing,
and as many with day boarding; corner Of Frank.
lln ana Mayo streets, just below the E. change
| hoIcI. my 25-eo}t
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a@a~-rTTTn NOTICE.-Our Packets will
sS-zs-S.=s not be interrupted in their regular
trips during repairs to the Canal Locks but will
continue to run daily at the usual hour, p M, Sun
days excepted.
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
my 29-1w
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The Utah Judges-Scnator James's Speech.

=
WASHINGTON, Thursday, May G. 1852.
The Judges from Utah have resigned or
abdicsted upon compusion, and have been
nominated the Senate The President has acted wisely
and the Delegate in Congress from Utah has sustained
himself as well the interests of his constituents
against combination of accommodated Mormons,
unjust Judges and ambitious aud mercenary politicians
who expected drive the President the hazardous
removal of Gov BRIGHAM You've, investing them and
Their associates with power and place under the Gene
raj Government, backed with strong military force
TO crush the Mormons," uhe language OF Judge BRoc
cirs) and TO dispense the Mormons, and drive them
IRON their possessions Great salt Lake City, so that
these Jodgcs and their Gentle associates in the specu
isOn might cutter into the promised land at Salt Lake
Vity and enjoy the first fruits of the Mormon monopoly
=. MT jams Of Rhode Island is reading speech in
he senate ON the Deficiency bill. He has got new
slow and dignifed
g. ine Deb gates are beginning to drop in from distant
S~'es ana scorr head and shoulders ahead of any
olnei insn TIE Democrats In terrible worry,
ano lear scorr more than is dreamed of Gen HoUs
IoN ana Com. STOCKTON likely to be his
competitors than either CAss BUCHANAN or DoUGLPss.
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THE COLUMBIAN FIRE COMPANY OF NETWORK IN
WASHINGTON.
The Columbian Eira Counnany of New

Inc COlumDlan fire company, OF NcW
York. arrived in Washington this morning at O'CLOCK
and received by our Columbia Fire Company ani
deputscns from other Companies, and were escorted
through tho principal streets to the Cou nba Engine
House. where they breakfasted after which with their
entertainers. they marched 10 the steaSoat wharf and
embarked on the Collier. for Mount Vernon
The visitors present fine appearance, and created
highly favorable impression of their efficiency as nre-
men. They return to Baltimore this evening
FIRE on BOARD THE SLIP. PRENTICE.
The ship Prentice. loading at this
port for Havre and having 600 bales Of cotton on board
took fire this morning. but the flame was soon exin-
guished The extent of the damage Is unknown but
the vessel sustained little injury. The cotton was
insured in Havre.
LATER FROM MExICO-NEw y. S. nIsIsTER-THE
GEORGIA AT NEw-oRLEANs.
NEw-ORLEANs, Tuesday, May 4, 1852
We have dates from the City of Mexico
to the 2lth ult Senior Lanasaer, the Minister to
The United States embarked at Vera Cruz for Mobile on
the 18th April provided with full instructions for the
final settlement of the Tehuantepec difficulty.
The steamship Georgia, from New-York Is below,
detained at the bar for want Of water.
THE STEAMER WILLIAM PENN.
The steamship VIM. Penn leaves here
for New.York tomorrow morning.
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~p.ruyR ToucHY.--We yesterday ha
a. honor Of receiving the following explicit epis-


se: oxr,or avs1s,,
:, st Ee,sr i~ "a, eoron Oath Advertiser hereto
ohsa, 70 xour address was discontinued, because |
1ofe - ,b sef respect send il where Is thought
~ .bee, for such witty gbes as were bestowed on II
!: vour PAPER OF few " ago lou VIII snere lore'
70 y - 'srontinue sending The Tribune to this ONCE
please e. az. ssTyt ATTAIN HALE.
w. wore in doubt a. to the oifense which had
den,;yed us of the benefit Of receiving the re-
.rsct,be Daily Advertiser but after careful
,sarch we discovered the following outrageous
g,.,gnph in letter from our Paris correspond
sot nuhl;shed in The Tribune of April "a last;
"a small pamphlet published in Boston, by Mr. Hale,
=, Jsserer from the editorial corps Of The Daily Ad
; on that city, has been received in this city. 1t
ts The name of To DAY 1t is suggested that the jour-
rsI If Mr. Hale Senior might with proprety take the
sme of YESTERDAY such excellent authority is 1t IN
an matters connected with that remote period We
take The Daily Advertiser at our club; the anteduvan
bo caused il 20 be subscribed for has been dis
covered lie keeps very dark upon the subject, who
ever he H. Persons have been blackballed tor much
less serious ofsenses"
Well IL this loses us so valuable an exchange
as the journal of Mr. Hale, we can only bow
to the dispensation. Indeed, we cannot but adj
mre the Editor who, after protracted an expe-
renee in the turbulent Of journalism, still
keeps his sensibilties in state so exquisite and
delicate. The ordinary effect of such experience
is to thicken the hide and blunt the nerves to the
extent of deplorable indifference to either witt
cisms or abuse. We confess that is somewhat
the case with ourselves and if Mr.. Hale will only
take us back into friendly relations, and send us
his paper again, he is welcome to call us fes
terday" not only in the letters of his correspond
ents but in all his columns together, as many
times as will be a fair equivalent for the unjus
and preposterous remark of our unlucky friend in
paris
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latest Market.

LIvERPOoIr Saturday, AprlA
Corros opens rather dull and prices are not % ouoIsnI
Sales win probably rsscA 1905 bales lAa "''1 ''
Midding sc. ,...... -
The whole country |. rsP.ns for ssnssa si'suoa' sns
each party (Whis and Tory) u worry sangu1ns:
We have hsd csssriy winds fog the lae tea wse N
UPWARD Of lSOo yesels ~ dns Is tAs &4egeut pee9
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SPAIN.

The Queen has received an autograph
letter from the President Of the United States congrsta
a,in- Her Majesty on her late escape from assassna
ton.
Letters of assurance have been received
from the American Government that every means nad
been taken to prevent any invasion oil Cuba from tne
Stafes
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10 FosTER's STONE PICKER is the
s'es' Contribution to tho implements Of Agriculture
~e' n@ come under notice 1t weighs about half
-" Is Drawn 10y a span Of horses and picks up the
1''a0e s. 40 on breadth OF five or six feet fast
'oe sorses eau walk depositing them in box by
- ''e Of the machine. Having only seen il ldel,
~ es'toe say bow perfectly it would work. III
F. oe adapted or adaptable 70 the gathering up Of
H. - ro'aioes g., well as stones. J. T. Foster,
~" ~ Dey-st, Is the inventor
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FRANCE.

The Memorial BordeIdis states that the
frost on the night of The GOTH very disastrous 70 me
vines in that department. Serious swere entertain
ed for TIE result
Paris Bourse Al per cent. lOOf 6Oc.
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BY rrLEeR8H FROM LONDON AND LIVERPOOL

LONDON, Saturday, April a.
The steamship Pirate, from Liverpool,
for Conssntn ople caught FIRE on the lofn, on sgo az
l;b mort .be nut in and with the assistance of the
dents at the Consua, the fire checked The cargo
was greatly damaged. =, W,
The steamer Humboldt, from New York,
is reported as having arrived off Southampton today
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CITY ITEMS.
RASOI OF rTsR THERMOMETER ~
L. J. Dslaioar's, Corrry Lynch 4 Cgarks) ISL Waita
1852. 6A.M Noon. SPIN SIN
May 75S III ~ 10
Axusznrxrs .c.. This DAY assn KyExrxa.

Selo's Th-st-s-Th- Roas-ei Fsuiy-La sylpht--Tr =
broadway Theaf-rchar,is CusbmsnActr-ss OF Pstns1k
Lyseun Rsnne-Fsr One Goaea Loess, Se7x
Bnrtons nrs,rFBuroa and coON Heads and foanx Hess
Baruum's Mns-sn, Day snt gv-nes-Guy Msnnrnas, Re
Brsckrtt shipsrecs>d Mother and ChDsy snd Eveninx
National Academy Of DesnMden uus--Dv sns sveaane
satfler MnorDay aud Evenlns
Jeanne Reynaltsor-sonSs Of scotland-sP.N
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From the West.

THE ICE ON LAKE ERIE.
BUFFALO. Friday, May, 1852.
The weather is quite sultry, the ice con-
sequently is honey conibng and disappearing rapidly
There be further obstruction to navigation Inc
arrivals of produce are large.
UNITARIAN CONVENTION.
CINCINNATI, Friday, May 7, 1852.
The. general Unitarian Convention as
eembed this afternoon In the Unitarian Church In this
city. The attendance Of delegates is very small.
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DeIesntes 10 the Wing Natio Convention.
AVIllth DisTRIcT.-M IN Co. sends
I'VE Scott Delegates TO the District Convention,
20 be held at Schenectady, NAV 10.
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FRIGHTFUL RAILROAD AcCIDENT-FoUR LADIES
KILLED.
OeDENsBUaG, Friday, May :, 1852.
At place called Pierrepoint, on the
WATERFOWL and Rome Railroad party of ladies' were
this morning amusing themselves with a hand-car on
the track after the regular passenger train had passed.
not knowing that freight train soon to follow. The
freight train consequently came suddenly upon them.
running over the hand-csr and instantly killing four of
the ladies' mangling them in a shocking manner 9th
ers were also much hurt
Second Dispatch.
WATERrowH Friday, May 7, 1852.
The accident on the Rome and Water
town Railroad this morning follows The hand
car running South when 1t came in collision with the
freight train going North and four of the young ladies
were instantly killed The head Of one was completely
severed from the body and thrown distance OF two rods
from it. The limbs of two others were severed from their
bodies and the fourth dreadfuliy crushed. The
handcar not thrown from the track. We have all
the persons killed but Miss Pease of Pierpont Manor
snd sister of j. C. Wright Of Oswego, have been
named az killed.
THE CASE OF SEYMOUR.
MONTPELIER, Vt, Friday, May 7, 1852.
John w. Seymour has been held to bail
on FIVE charges of libel, at $1,000 each. The ball.
amounting $4,000 has not been procured and he Is
still in prison.
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than on any previous day this year. and tokens OF sum-
mer began to expand under It's influence In the form Of
Panama hats white vests and thin coats
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Havana Markets.
The Ihursday April seThe following figures show
b., from this port and Mstanzas from che ist Of
u's date. during the last five yeas:
1e<e. le<9. 1850. 1851. le 50
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morrow evening.
The CALoRIc SHIP ERIcssoN.-The
editor Of The Boston Eeenng Transcript gives the fol-
lowing account Of this enterprise In bis journal Of tho
9Th inst after personal visit to the works In this City
where the machinery tor the new csloric ship being
built and where also sixty horse power trial engine ID
In operation on this principle for the production OF
motive power:
"The idea Of substituting new and superior motive
mower for steam will doubt strike many minds NJ exc
travagant if not chimerical We have been sccus-
toned 10 regard steam power the plus ya Oh az
tsinment in subectng the modified forces Oh naturso
the service OF man, that dsevrry winch promises ~
supercede this agency, viii have TO contend with ths
most formidable preconceptons as well a. with ganfic
interests Nevertheless, il may now be predicted with
confidence that we are on the eve oil another great
revolution produced By the application OF an agent
more economical and intellectually safer than steam
few wears hence we shall hear Of the wonders oil ca
lorc instead Of the wonders Of steam To tne que,
ton How did you cross the Atlantic me rep,y VII
be- By csloric Of courser On Saturday u-ieso
the rnanusactory and had the privilege Of inspyu'g
Ericssons caorc engine Of sixty h'fSe v"es. ~L, .
was ia operation. II consists Of Two ~iI - $500
the working pisfons Of which are - lNchSs " 90,
H., et consist In IL very large cyhnosss
and ui,tons working wrh very 70" pressure sil % Ins
absfnce Of bosrs or heafers mere o,lhs - Ve III
ovt5 tao tboseiD small crates under ne bottoms Of
cylinders During the eight months tnat tns
re-, zine has been II operation, not cent 90 peen
exnended for repairs or sccidents u 70 Dean1i, an.
,psosng object aud conveys the idea OF power and
symmetry much more imPres.iveiy than sas largest
steam engine that nave ever seen me Leaning pm.
chile Of the eal0ric engine consists IN producing mouve
n6wer by the employment Of the expansive force Of At
mospherc air instead ohat Of steam the force being
produced BY compression Of the air In one part Of the
IN another part This distauon, however, not effected
by continuous application of combustibles, but By Q
peculiar process Of transfer, BY which The calore =
made 10 operate over and over again, VA he heas 81
The cir escaping from the working cylinder q saeh
succesiye stroke Of the engine transferred 70 thecoa
coupressed IT. suteTins the sae - tAat b to aeens
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Pour OUT THE MONEY "A NEW
PRrsoN-Ad Smith has found cut that the City Prison
lie too small TO hold the thousands of persons who are
trained for It's cells In the rumshops which be and other
Aldermen license, and has raised Committee TO report
suitable site for new edi6cs. No doubt they will
fndmesns to get rid ofhaIf million of money, and pay
somebody frshtful price for the ground. Under the
present mode of disbursement 1t only requires simple
resolution put through by party vote TO take the last
dollar from the Treasury If we had Maize Law the
present prison would be twice az large as necesssry
but won't do to interfere with the accustomed bev
erages Of the people" mus. go on building prs
ons smshouses and hospitals instead Of factories, col
leces and schOoLhouses Porr in the liquor and pour
out the money.
A VETO IN THE RIGHT PLAcE.-Ihe
Mayor last night returned the bin for paying about three
times s value for land on Wards Island for rouer'
Field, with his objections thereto The Cominss,one'
of Emigration have very justly opposed the ouians
charnelhouses under the windows OF inc hnneiAH'
Hospitals, which Of itself should DO reason enough
ki tie project Besides thst The manner "n'en 'ns
affair was got up and hurried through ana me exs's
s.pt price proposed for tbs ground arc osaer goa
reasons wiz he Ting should bs Stopped Should No
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" The Presidents of the Atlantic,
Mercantile and NewYork Mutual Insurance Companies
have presented Capt j. w. Dieckmann Of the Bremen
schooner Nancy and Emma with purse of thirty gold
eagles for his exertions in saving the officers and crew
of the ship Deucaon of Boston few weeks SINCE The
crew are to have 500 Of the money.