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-....., slave. will be pretty certainly intro
aaced from the Eastern coast Of Africa.
We cannot see that it would be particularly
advantageous to Grea, Britain to break up the
.o,,on culture Of this country. We are the
hes, customer she has in the world, and we
nav her, in great measure, in cotton. Were
che TO cut off this resource. che would destroy
the market for $500, 100000 of her goods per
annum. We hardly think this would be wise.
But worse than this, she would compel us TO
manufacture our own cotton. and thus become
more formidable rival to her in oil the other
markets Of the world. She may have a very
great love of the slave, provided he cost her
nothing. But we should think she would
hardly choose to pay 50 dearly as this for her
whistle. Ia the meantime, we do her the JUS
tice to believe, that she would destroy US with
very great pleasure, could she do SO without
injury to herself
We have no fears of Australia.
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COTTON In AUSTRALIA

A writer in Chambers Edinburgh Maya.
Zine, who, like all his countrymen of the press,
seems very DESTROYS that Great Britain shall
undertake the not very light task ofputting
down slavery in America, predicts that, in a
very short time, cotton will be raised to such
an extent in Australia, as to supply the whole
world, and by that means TO render the slaves
Of the United States valueless. We have no
fears upon that head,
LIST. Because the demand for the article in
creases in such an enormous ratio, that the
united labor OF Australia and the United States
will not more than supply it.
I'd. 1t has been pretty well ascertained that
cotton can be cultivated with success only by
negro slaves. There is no country, in the
world, better adapted to its cultivation than In
dla. Millions of native laborers can be pro.
cured tor few ounces of rice per diem. Yet
all the efforts of the East India Company to in
froduce its cultivation upon an extensive scale
have failed. The Pasha of Egypt has partial.
iy succeeded but he employs negro slaves,
and is the largest slave-dealer in the world.
Sd. 1t will not be very many years before
Australia will become independent, and then.
n It be discovered, as il certainly will be. tha,
ahe white man cannot cultivate cotton with
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-06

CAPT. ERICssoN.-This gentleman has
been tor some time constructing caloric en-.
CINE for the New York Evening Post press
Having received information from his agent
in France, that unless caloric engine shall be
in operation there before the Goth ofJune, his
patent right for that country will be forfeited
he begs permission of the proprietors of the
Post, in letter published by them, to send the
engine he has finished for them out by the
Humboldt this week. They readily comply
with the request, though much to their own
| Inconvenience.
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SOUTHERN LITERARY MEssENGER.-The May
number of this excellent periodical is before US -
Its contents embrace the following articles:
Mr. Cations Review of my Novel"-Gleams
after Glooms; or "Joy Cometh In the Morning" A
Cottage Chronicle of Christmas in the South By
q Southron-Dresm Pictures-Notes and Common
taries on a Voyage to China, Chapter XIX-Popu.
lar knowledge the Necessity of Popular Govern.
menr: Lecture delivered before the Danville
Lyceum. March 18th, 1853: By James C. Bruce,
Esq. of Haifsx, Virginia. Woman's True Mission;
or 1.-THE Noble Ladies of England"-Scenes Beyond
the Western Border Written on the Prairie By a
Captain of U. 8. Dragons. Poetry-Notices of
new Works and an interesting Editors Table.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-06

US. DISTRICT CouRT.-Bsfore Judge HaEybur
ton.-On yesterday, after due examination of wit
nesses, the Grand Jury brought in true bill against
Alfred J. Goldman, for the murder of William
Weldon, musician, in Fortress Monroe, on the
Goth February last Having no farther business
before them, they were discharged.
Mr.. John F. Wiley, the newly appointed u s.
Marshal, and his deputy, Mr.. Robert Walker were
regularly qualified.
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MADAME ANNA BISHOP.

This lady will sing in Charlottesville to
night and to morrow night. We congratulate
the people of Charlottesville upon their good
fortune. They will be enabled TO hear one Of
the most finished singers of the day, probably
the most highly cultivated of them all. Mr..
Bochsa will perform on the harp.
We understand Madame B. " i'll very short
ly give a concert also, in Lynchburg, but
whether before returning to this place, we do
not know.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-06

EXTENSIVE SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-By refer.
ence to the auction columns Of this papert win be
seen that Mr. JANIS NJ TAYLOR viii cell large
number of lots on the Mechanicsville Turnpike,
not far from the city, this evening part OF these
lots We understand, has upon IL some fine clay for
brick makIag--a desideratum in view Of the rapid
increase Of this city. Mr. Taylor viii also sell .
small farm of very excellent land, In fine state OF
guilty alton, in the same neighborhood.
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NEW PuBLIcArIoNs.-We have received from
Mr.. L. L. Smiths newspaper depot opposite the
American Hotel, copies of Barnum's and Gleason's
Plctorals for this week.
Also from Mr.. S, copy of the first No. of new
periodical, entitled the Popular Educator The
plsn of this work lie most excAllent-and every de.
partment of science and hae arts Ia Represented by
able and profound articles. 1t Ia cheap and yala'
able work.
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MUsICAL.-The world.renowned Grsi has
been engaged to open the new opera house
commenced in New York, next Autumn. She
will be accompanied by Mario, the first, it is
said, of living tenors. The opera troupe to
be engaged will, in every way, be worthy to
sustain the unrivalled Prima Donna, and the
scarcely less celebrated Tenor. The N. Y.
Times says that Mr. Montechi, of London, the
confidential friend aud agent of Mario and Gri
81, is in New York, to sign and interchange
contracts with MIR. James Hackeu, the agent
of the opera.
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THE SANS SoUcr Our respects to this estab
lishment for superb treat Notwithstanding
of turtle soup and q goblet of exquisite julep, as
we were informed by friendly succors q e. suck
ers) who happened fortunately to be on hand The
soup we will be bound for ourselves-and our joint
opinion of the two luxures was that they were not
to be excelled and thst Paul must be fast growing
famous for his mastery skill in his important art
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-06

E5~ Gen. Thomas H. Bayley and Lewis c.
H. Finney are the rival candidates for Con
gress in the A ccomac district. Edgar Snow
den is proposed in the 7th or Alexandria dis
lrict.
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q The correspondent-we may say cor.
respondents-who. send us poetry, are informed
that all communications in the Dispatch, mus,
be paid for. However we may desire to &C.
date particular persons we cannot dis
criminate.
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- EXCHANGE AND BANKING

EXCHANGE AND BANKING
NJ HOUSE OF C. w. PURCELL e. CO.
The notes Of the Southern Manufacturers
Bank, are redeemed as heretofore at par at our
coanter--except for Brokers' who will be required
to send them to the Office at Washington tor re-
demption, to HENRY b. NOURSE, Ese., VINO VIII
remit them in Virginia notes for the same.
HAu solvent Washington small notes, will for
the present be redeemed at par from Merchants.
We caution the public therefore, against paying
any discount on small notes dated at Warrington.
nv 5-u
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" FINE Blackstone very fine Bacon may
be found at the store of MI. GEO. A. HuNpLEy,
on Franklin street, four doors above the Old Mar
ket, as we know from having tried some sent us by
Mr.. H. The experiment was one entirely satisiac-
tory, and we commend the article as of the best
nunlifv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-06

T Our friend KILL, who has under hi'
charge the ine garden of Mr. NICHOLAS MILLS, ha'
sent US several fine bouquets lately, which mo"
that his flowers are as rich and rare a. ever.
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~Ata Meetinx of the Council of the

E(5 NJ HettIHE oI TUG UUuuCIi Oh tHo
City Of Richmond, held April 18th, 1853, it was
RESOLVED, That poll be, and the same is hereby
directed to take the sense of the freehoders of the
city on the question, whether the Council on behalf
of the city of Richmond may subscribe to the
stock of the Virginia Central Railroad Company, a
Company incorporated for work of internal i'm
provement in this State, part OF which is construc.
ted in and near this city, amount not exceeding
two hundred thousand dollars-that the time of
holding the poll be Monday the 23d day of May,
1853 aud that this resolution be published for one
month and afterwards until the day of the poll, In
at least two newspapers of the city.
copy: VIM. P. SHEPPARD, C. C. r.
ap 2O-dt23dMay
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IT. FOR RENT-snd immediate possession
E5 given-the Framed House on I'd street, near
Gary, in the Of Mr. Bargamin, belonging to the
ply to Mrs ADELINE WARD, on the premises, or
to JAMES NESBITT, corner of Cary and Foushee
streets. my Cts
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WHIG NOMINATIONS.

For Congress.
CLAYTON G COLEMAN, OF Louisa County.
Board of Public Works.
SAMUEL PRICE, of Greenbrier County.
State Senate.
OLIVER P. BALDWIN.
House of Delegates.
JOS. r ANDERSON.
II, K ELLYSON.
JAS. A. COWARDIN.
my 6-dtdeH
~ To the People OF kichm0nd.-FelLox
Ct.izsas: am still candidate for your sufirsgei
for a seat in the House of Delegates in the mex
General Assembly, and l intend to be so until the
election is over.
Very respectfully,
Your fellow citizen,
my Cir JOSEPH M. DARLINGTON.
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EY To the independent Voters Of the
City of Richmond.-FELLow CITIZENS =
Nothing dauneo by my late defeat for the office of
Mayor of your City, beg leave to offer you an op.
portunity of again avaiing yourselves of the bene.
tit of my services, and respectfully announce my
self as a candidate for seat in the next Legisla.
ture of Virginia.
my3-dtd MARTIN nj. LlPSCOMB.
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o FAMILY RESIDENCE FOR RENT.
VI For rent, that desirable family residence ON
Main street. next to the corner OF 9Th street. Pos.
session can be had Immediately. and the rent wi |
be moderate to good tenant. For terms,s apply
to JAMES BOSHkR.
my 6-3ts
GWEEc MALAGA WINE.-l0 Or casks
~ landing, for sale by
mys DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
NJ. w.eLIv Dispatch,

For Friday, May g. 10 now ready ano io' 'a'e -
this Office II contains iss usual interesting variety
of Editorials, General and Local News ana seec'ed
Miscellany. Price cents per single copy u per
.-a,,, q, .dvanca.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-06

~ Democratic Meeting.-An adjourned
meeting of the Democratic party of Richmond,
will be held at the City Hall, Saturday evening,
at o'clock full attendance Ia desired, as bust
ness of great importance will be brought before
the meeting. my 6-2t*
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n.y. GLEA.UN,. FiCTOKIAL,
49, BARNUMS ILLUSTRATED NEWS,
aud Papers for this week, together with lots
of new Books and Magazines, at
GRESHAMS,
Under the American Hotel, Main street.
nv 5-2t*
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GLBAsON,s PICTORIAL.

GLEA6ON,S PICTORIAL.
NEW STORY COMMENCED-EOW IS THE
IN TIME To SUBSCRIBE.
illustrations for This Week.
An Alezoricsl Picture Of May Day
May Day In the Olden Time
Portrait Of N de Lsmsrtine, the French Poet and
Statesman
Likeness of the Austrian General Hsynsu, the
aWoman Whipper'
Page of May Garlands
A fine Group of West Point Views, presenting an
interior view of old Fort Putnam; view from
Fort Putnam looking up the River; Picture Of
tne Uniform of the Cadets, and specimen of relics
deposited here
The Young Gardeners, frem painting by Edward
Msgnus. Of Berlin
A timely picture OF the Perch
An allegorical representation of the Month 81
Illustration of Nav Day
Distant view of Fort Putnam, from West Point
picture illustrating scene In the New Novel.
lette "Hildeorsnd"
Reading Matter.
Hdebrand, or The Buccaneer and the Cardinal,
the first chapters of which are given; Bunch OF
May Flowers, by Miss Agnes Leslie; The Stu dents
Composition, by sylyanus Cobb, jr; Edi,h's Reign,
tale OF May Day In Merry England; The May
Basket, by Mrs Caroline Orne, besides numerous
short articles, poetry, anecdotes, &c-price SO q
year, &c copy, mailed or delivered Ia any part OF
the city free OF extra charge by
L. L. SMITH,
Newspaper and Magazine Agent,
my 6-2t Opposite American Hotel.
NEWSPAPERS FOR THIS WEEK.
Banner, Waverly, Flag Museum, Uncle Sam, Coa
rier, Privatecr, &c &C.,
At No I04, next to Broad Street Hotel
B. J. EDDINS & CO.
T Papers sent to any part of the city free of
charge to subscribers.
NV 6-ltr B. J. E. a. CO
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~ Auction.-Ssle of Boots, Shoes and
ll.SH Hats, This Day, by
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO, Aucts.
my fit
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NEW BOOkS.-Memoir and Sern .ons OF Kev
In w J Armstrong, d D; D'Aubignes History of
Reformation, 5th vol; The Shady Side; Startling
Questions; The Young Womans Friend, by James;
Carlotina and the Jesuits; Wardlaw on Miracles;
Christian Titles by DR. Tying; Interviews Memo.
rable and Useful by DR. h Cox; Love Affairs in
our Village twenty years ago; Clara Stanley, or q
Summer among the Hills, &c-just published and
received. Also, additional supply of Stationery
of all kinds, which we offer at fair prices
KNOWLES g. WALF0RD,
my 5-3t Corner above the Exchange Bank
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&EkVANTS FOR SALE.-Mr Hanson, of
~ Fredericksburg, who declines housekeeping,
has sent me for sale, to remain n the city, two
cellent House Servants. For particulars see me.
d S DELAPLANE,
my 6-6t Flour Inspector
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49, DIR. j ohm =. w ishall, Homeopa-
DNSA thic Physician, Office on Governor
street, nearly opposite the Governors House.
NH 14-6m*
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NOTICE TO SELLERS, BY RETAIL,
" OF ARDENT sPIRITS.-Notice is hereby
gwen, that the Court of Hastings for the city of
Richmond will on the 1lth of May, 1853, hear sp-
quired by law, to lice the retail of Ardent Spr.
its, not to be drank at the place where sold.
r. r. DANIEL,
nv ct ATTORNEY for the CITY of Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-06

NOTICE.-The subscriber having purchas ed Of
IN Mr. C. C. Hanes his entire interest ia tbs con.
Germ of Dabney & Hanes, will continue the Gro.
Gerry and Commission Business at the old
stand, No l46 Broad street. opposite the Theatre,
where he hopes, by strict attention to business, to
merit share of the patronage literally extended
to the late firm for the last two years.
BUSHROD w. DABNEY,
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WORKS OF ELDER ALEXANDER
w CAMPBELL, for sale by

w CAMfbELLI LOT sHIe Oy
A. MORRIS Bookseller,
81 Main street.
The Christian Baptist, edited by Alex Campbell,
revised by d S Bennett, with Mr. Campbelrs last
corrections, 7vols in one, royal 5vo-price %
Christian Baptism with its antecedents and con.
sequents, by Alexander Campbell, vol 12mo
Campbell and Reeds Debate, vol, 8vo-$l so
The Christian Hymn Book by Alexander Camp.
bell, new edition in various styles of binding.
my 8
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-06

4 OST, yesterday morning on Main street, be.
IL tween Rockets and the Old Market, small
BucKslkin Purse, containing $50 in bank notes.
three tens and one twenty dollar note, Virginia
money! and S5 and "a note; the 81 note believed
to be on Nexth Carolina bank. A reward of $40
will be paid for the delivery of the purse and
tents at this Office. my 6-1t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-06

Having sold to Mr. w. Daoney my entire inter-
est in the concern OF Dabney d. Hanes, take pleasure
in recommending him to the customers a the old
firm and the public generally. c. c. IfAEES.
May %, 1858. my 5-dlJu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-06

AtAdam Il Cos Family Bakery,
49, LA Main street, can be obtained Bread,
Rolls, Biscuit, Crackers Cakes OF all kinds Fruit
Pies, &c, manufactured daily from the best me te-
rails Balls, Parties, &c, supplied at short notice.
Orders promptly attended to. ia %
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DIX. THEODHhI r. MAYO
@>-S> offers his professional services to the cit
gems of Richmond.
When not necessarily absent, he may be found at
his office over the store of Jacob A Levy, opposite
City Hotel my 4-6t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-06

III OTICE.-The consignee OF elk barrels APP
Y piles, marked M, Richmond, per steamer
Roanoke is requested to call for them, otherwise
they will be disposed of to pay charges.
cit IUDLAM 4. WATSON.
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Die NICs.-Ginger Nuts, Spice Nuts, Ginger
l. Snaps, Sweet Crackers and various other
knick knacks, suitable for pic mic excursions, for
sale at ADAM a. co s Bakery,
my5 No l44 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-06

~ Law and Notary Public.-Practces
In all the Courts of Henrico County and Richmond
city, As Notary Public, particular attention will
be paid to the taking of Dispositions Tin or out of
MS oflce) Proof and Acknowledgements of Deeds,
Relnquishments of Dover, &c. Claims for collec-
ton entrusted to him. promptly offended to.
Office removed TO No SO, three i0ors above City
Hotel, on North side of Main street, Richmond, Va.
de Ply
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MP The Exchange Hstel Bathing
ig9ROoms having been retitted, improved
aud pat in complete order, are cow open for the
patronage of the public. my 3-lm
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STEAMER POCAHONTAS,

FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA
rT~ h The POCAHONTAS Captain
JONES, will receive freight this af
fern oon Ine above places, and up the hour of
l o'clock, P M, Saturday afternoon, the 7th inst.
The Company will Dot be responsible for goods
after they leave the wharf.
Shippers requested to send in names of their
consignees before the boat leaves otherwise their
goods must be stored Ia Baltimore at their expense
and risk. LUDLAM & WATSON.
my 6-2t
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TOBACCO CHEWERS.-Oyler and An
Il derson's (Lynchburg) California Gold Bar and
Ne Plus Ultra Chewing Tobacco, in and IL Id
cases. Just received and for sale by
SAML AYRES,
my6 Cary street, opposite Columbian Hotel
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Washing and Bleaching, The
~ Virginia Magic Washing Fluid is the
greatest discovery ever made for washing Clothes
acquiring floors, &c. 1t saves time, labor and hard
rubbing The genuine article is prepared only by
ap2l-3m E. J. PICOT, Druggist
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- ROPER ~ MURRAY, UEuEk'
~ TAKERS. Governor street, between
Main and Franklin. fe 25-ly
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GREAT EXCITEMENT AT
49, SIMONS.-The great excellence of his
Uaguerreotypes is now fully appreciated. This is
what we expected when first saw his likenesses,
and remarked to a friend of ours, that SIMONS
was the first artist in the country ap 80
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49, BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs AND
BNA PATENT INFRINGEMENTS- II III Il
PATENT REPEATING PISTOLS, ARMY,
NAVY, AND POCKET SIZES, Price sly. For
sale at s. SUTHERLAND'S, Main street.
ap 25-1mis" Opposite the Farmers Bank
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I OsT-Yesterday morning, either on Broad or
IL 18th streets, q plain gold Cuff Pin. The
finder will be rewarded by leaving the at this
office. my 6-u*
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-17
PROCLAMATION.

Grateful to the Glver of all good, for
a National Government which secures to
us the enjoy ment Civil and Religious
l,iberty-graIeful that the people of The
State of Iowa. by her Constitution and
Laws. are yet free from fanalicism and
lniolerance-graleful that those W no have
been oppressed in other lands can here
find home. where their industry is en-
conraged and their labors rewarded
gtalelul for The bounliful harvest which
has repaid The husbandman. and for The
general health and prosperity of The State
during the past season. DESTROYS that
these blessings and privileges may be
perPeiualed, and that we may express
our gratitude therefor
|. STEPHEN HEMPsTEAD. Governor of
the State of Iowa, do therefore recon
mend The t,cenfy jrurth day of Nouem
Der, Of The present. year, TO be observed
as day of festival and thanksgiving in
said Stale for The blessing and privileges
thus enjoyed.
- ~ In testimony whereof, !
& 2 have hereunio set nv hand
and caused TO be affixed the
~ great seal ofthe State of Iowa
Done at Iowa City, this 9Th day of
November, 1853. S. HEMSTEAD.
By the Governor:
GEO w. NECESSARY. Sec. Of State.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-11-17

The Telegraph has at las, snbdued
and completely silenced the Dispatch
Double. dealing and hypocrisy we have
always believed 10 be Capt. Cunning S
besetting sin, and Morgan has shown
him up effec,uaIly. Carrying favor of
an editor as sharp as "litile Red, to OBJ,
tain his influence al Washington, and Sc
cre,ely stabing him TO concilia'e a faction
opposed to him. does no, often win.-
We are afraid Cunning would make a
poor diplomats, unless he manages bet.
ter than he has with Morgan. Wonder
how the Dispatches Democratic friends
in Old Lee. who are after the Senator.
ship, like his Morgan letter? Will il
make high-low-Jack, and-lhe.game for
the Dispatch! Ii won't do i. in Wap
clio. ..