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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-15

HOOD FOR SALE.-The subscrlber having
W large quantity of Wood to dispose of, has
found it convenient to take yard for that purpose
His yard is on Broad street, opposite Brooke
A-enue. Orders for Wood may be left at the
stores of G. g. Herring, Esq Messrs Reeve Blair,
Jas B. Shelton Esq ,or at the yard which will nee,
with prompt attention.
He has on hand about 100 cord superior seasoned
Oak Wood, which he will sell at the market price
ia Its JOHN +. REEVE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-15

A LII SMALL BOYS.-H. P. TAYLOR, 9th
n street, between Grace and Frankiin-Mv
School being exclusively for beginners, give spe
cial attention to Reading Correct Enunciation,
Grammar and Spelling also to Geography, Map
Drawing, Arithmetic and History. Specimens Of
my boys composition and writing, may be always
seen at the Dispatch Office. My Rule Ia peremp-
tory, but as gentle az possible. oc9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-15

NEW ARTICLE OF SAFETY FLUID
~ LAMP-WARRANTED NOT TO EXPLODE.
The subscriber has recently gotten up a Lamp to
burn Fluid. which he warrants will not explode,
and 10 entirely free from danger, only to be had of
him. He has also the safety fluid lamp, which is
made ordinarily at the factory, and any one calling
can see the difference. Call and see them tried
NH 81 J. d. B. EVANS
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A DIE G GRAY, Richmond, Va, have
"A In store, and are now receiving. perhaps the
largest Stock of Drugs Medicines, Paints, Ola,
Dyes, Window Glass, Surgeons' Instruments, 20.
&c, ever offered for sale In this city. 70 which they
invite the attention of Wholesale Dealers In town
and country IN Virginia and North Carolina.
mh II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-15

NOTICE.-PRICE Of WOOD AND COAL
~ REDUCED From this date, the subscriber
will sell Oak Wood for "a per cord, delivered;
Pine for 50 so per cord, delivered; Hard Coaa a
good article, warranted TO burn well, at % so per
load, delivered.
Orders left at Mr.. Woolfolk's Grocery on Broad
street, or the office at the Yard will be promptly
filed.
fa8-fa THNS POSTED
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-15

BARGAINS, BARGAINS, BAkGAINS.-
ID During .he week shall sail for Havre-before
leave, wish 10 cell everything In my store and
shall offer great Inducements TO those who buy for
cash, or who viii be prompt in the settlement of
their bills.
A n Z OedrA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-15

ESRESH GROUND PLASTEK.-We hav,
4 constantly on hand and for sale, Richmond
Ground Plaster, extra quality, 92h per cent gyp
sum. Il. 7. & E. 5. TALIAFERRO.
NH 23-d&w3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-15

M EAL.-Having gotten my miils, at Spring Hin,
Meal, either Bolted Unboted Of the best quality,
made of best white corn, ON the most favorable
terms. Apply to Jeter & Leitwich, few doors be-
low the Columbian HOTEL or to me at the Floyd
House. JOHN A. JETER.
ap 5-dts
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MOOD. WOOD. WOOD.-I am prepar

WOOD, WOOD, WOOD.-I am prepared
w to furnish any quantity of Oak Wood, at
the lowest cash prices. Orders left at the Stable
of Mr. Browning, on 9Th sstreet, between Main and
Franklin, will receive prompt attention.
have also several fine eity.raised Cows and
Calves, at my residence, half q mile from the
first Toll Gate, on the Plank Road, for SALE.
mh9-ts &C, BURTON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-15

EOK TIE LADIks.-Berege dc Laanes, Q
L large variety
French Chslies and Lawns
Plain and Figured Bereges
Summer Silks, plain and figured
India Silk, Silk Tissues, Grape de Paris
Light Colors Solid Mousls ines
Robe Bereges and Prints
Dotted and Embroidered Swiss Musiins
Pointed Cellars and Undersleeyes, Muslin and
Lace
New Style Gimps and other Trimmings
Silks, Ffinges and Tassells, for Mannllas
Rich Girdes ahd Tassels.
An attractive assortment Of the above goods iust
opened at the Metropolitan, TO which we inyite tho
attention Of the Ladies
ap6 WILCOX A. pF7rTa
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e. VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY

a. VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
l:s FOR SALE.-We are authorized 10 sell three
most valuable and desirable Store Stands on Main
street. The terms will be made accommodating;
not more than $1,000 being required in cash, while
the balance may be in annual instalments. Apply
early.
NH % TOLER COOK, Agents.
UPHOLSTERY ESTABLIsHMENT.-
- F. LAUBE, on Broad, between 2nd and 3rd
Streets informs his friends and the public, that he
keeps at all times on hand a large and well selected
stock of Hair and shuck Mattresses. He is
also prepared te receive orders to furnish private
families and hotels with every thing in the Uphoas.
terry line, at the shortest notice and Of the best
workmanship. He respectfully solcits call of all
in VENT ap5-dlms
10000 lbs Shucka wanted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-15

m 1ANTiLLAS AND SHAWLS.-We have
assortment of Black, White aud Colored Man,illas
Of the latest styies-together with handsome as
sortment of Black and White Grape Shswis, to
which we ask the attention of the Ladies.
DUDLEY a. JOHNSTON,
ap II No l45 Eagle Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-15

OOAP AND CANDLEs.-A full supply Of
~ Jsckson's aud ElkiSgton's Soap and Candles
also, Nedt's Brown Soap in store, and for sale by
ap9 WILLIAMS BROTHER
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A w. OsbOkN, the well known Dnguer.
<As reau Artist, opposite the Banks, tskes
great pleasure In announcing 70 hs friends and tbs
pubic, that be hss been to great expense and
trouble 70 procure instrument sspeyiev to ssy
ever before SHoDn. Mr. OSBORN wiu guarantee
DETER hkenesses of children than have ever been
taken In Richmond, and 10 one ialf The dime any
other Artist req aires. This instrEmans was man
ufacsursd BY Of the sest makers in this coun-
try, expressly tor mr. ose. Come one, como al,
and bring your litusfones- OSBORR'S
apt Ngn of the Flags Of alI Nations
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on BOXES ORANGES
cO ~ boxes Lemons
SO Drums Figs
20 boxes Naples Figs
bags Walnuts
bags Fiberts
bags Pecan Nuts
S bags Sicily Almonds
With variety OF other articles just received
and for sale by
SIMON BONAVITA e. CO,
ap IL No 76 Main street.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-15

VIUaNNHM C NM CENTnAE hAILhOAD.-
ceved by tie undersigned, at Meechum's River, on
Wednesday, the Goth April, for constructing
brick or framed Depot at the Little Tunnel A
plan and specification of the Depot may be seen a,
Meechum's River Depot, on and after the 18th
instant Bricks ready made may be obtained at
the Tunnel, by making enquiry OF Col. Crozet
an IL E. H. GILL. Sup't
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A PPLES, APPLES.-l00 bbls Russell Apples, in
"A fine order, just received from Boston, in store
and for sale by JB STEGAL,
apl2 No "a Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-15

(>OAL, WOOD AND POSTs.-Ikeep CON
~ sanity on hand, Lump, Hail and Smiths Goa
of superior quality; Oak and Pine Wood and Cedar
and Oak Posts, all of which l am selling at the
lowest market prices for cash, or to punctual Gus
toners RIB TYLER,
mh 22-1m* Stone Warehouse, Basin bank.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-20

INTERESTING FROM MExIco.-Our correspon-
dence from the City Of Mexico published this
morning will be found to contain much instruc-
tive and interesting matter as to the social and
political condition Of Mexico, az to the several
parties into which the people are divided
and as to the various questions which now agi-
tate public opinion in that republic. First
among those questions is that of Spanish and
Mexican alliance, or protectorate, originating ia
the idea that this is the only mode of warding
off the war with the United States which the
Mexicans seem to consider as likely to break
out at any moment To show with what seri-
business the matter has been discussed and con-
sidered in all it's bearings, we give transations
of some articles published on the subject by the
government organ. the Universal, which de.
clares itself In favor of the league.
1t appears, also that Santa Anna has matured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-20

pie win be warmly supportedlby the people Of
this country. A rsnuneiation Of allegiance is
one Of those important acts which are never
presumed IN law; and it would be violation
Of common sense to argue that the municipal
laws of one country could deprive the subjects
Of another Of their inherent birthright
Here we have two principles clearly laid
down for the guidance Of our foreign ENJOYS
Others will follow in courre of time and ere
long, the doubt, fear. and uncertainty. which
are the prime causes of the inadequate protec-
ton now afforded to our citizens travelling
abroad will entirely disappear. The more we
see of such cases a. those of Koszta and Thrash
er, the more intimate becomes our conviction
that Americans only lack protection abroad
because their rights are i'll defined and the
powers of consuls and ambassadors are not
understood. So soon a. plain chart shall be
traced, and the rules Of international law adapt
ed to the necessities Of modern times. outrages
on our citizens and insults to our flag will
cease to occur.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-20

CAPTAIN INGRAHAM AND OUR FOREIGN RESI-
DENrs-We have recently informed our readers
of the design entertained, and about being acted
on, by the French. Italian, Swiss, German, and
other exiles now in New York, of presenting to
Captain Ingraham, of the st. Louis, some testi-
monial of their admiration Of his gallant CON
duct in the matter of the Hungarian Koszta The
following is o translation Of the circular lin
French,) converting meeting of those desiring
to participate in the demonstration
Conference.-The members of the French Demo
cratic Comm ttee desire " have the honor of meeting
with you, or the purpose OF determining, according
TO the desire expressed BY great number Of demo
who, ty his noble conduct az Smyrna has faith
iul y Interpreted the hospitabe sentiments OF his
c0uDtrymen and has entitled himself to the profound
gratitude of ali European exlles.
b- members Of the French Democratic Commit
tee therefore request you, gentlemen, to meet tpem
on saturday evening the 10th instant. at O'Clock,
PM, at Lhe Shakespeare Hotel, William street.
(Sgned) CAMPDoaAs.
CAUssIDIEa.
MARRTINAcHE.
MoREL.
QuEsSE.
Tonight, therefore. there will be large re-
union OF the republican exiles of Europe to do
honor to our gallant countryman. We are glad
to see such q manifestation on the part Of our
foreign residents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-20
Marine Affairs.

LAUNCHES To.DAY.-Mr. VIM. r. Webb win launch &c
ten O'Clock from his yard foot Of Seventh street. r.
the steamship Knoxville intended for the New York
and Savannah steamship line.
Aessrs. Capes Allison will launch ct han past eight
O'CLOCK, from their yard At Hoboken propeller Of 800
tons, to be commanded by Capt Cushman,
LIEUTENANT MKnsTRY, COMMANDER OF rHs srrAxsmp
GEoRoIA-The following regarding the appointment Of
Lieut. A'Kinstry to the command Of the steamship
Georgia. pleased to transfer from the columns Of
the Dttsoit Daily Adu1tser:-
We take pleasure In announcing that our old friend
Lieut. MKnsry, has been appointed to the command OF
the magnificent steamer Georgia. from New York to Az.
pinwal The Georgia 10 the regular mail steamer aud
this appointment speaks well for that tra-eose dis
crimnation-in George Laws character which has msde
him millionaire. and stamped him Of the most
enerpJ,ng men In the United States In this appoint.
mebt Mr. Law not only secured . most oompetent ana
accomplished ofacer but one whose friends are legion
throughout the country and especially throug bout the
Ncrthweet from where he halls. We feel proud tn It
of Michigan has been selected to 20 honorable and
important post.
LAUNCHED; On Thursday, August IS; at the .hipyard
OF Charles Mallory Mystic, CT, the clipper ship Pam.
zero, of 400 TONS She Is owned by James Bishop Co.
Of this city, and 10 intended for the California trade and
win b. commanded by Capt. Calvin Coggns This Is the
largest vessel built At that place and for beauty e
model It 10 said she has not been exeelled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-20
Talk IN Chango.

Cotton Was from sns-eishth 10 one-fosrth OF cent
lower than the quotations previous TO tho receipt OF the
Americas news, with sales Of about 600 bales
Other articles Of produce we're without material ants
ration. Common brands Of State -four chiefly sold at
IS o. Sugars were in fair rsquest the sales including
about ,060 boxes. in b0ad, for export.
A gentleman stated that he had yesterday forenoon
received letter from friend who was Q eitissn Il
Illinois, and who stated that he very dssirous Of
paving visit TO New York. but afraid to do 20
uevrpapsr in his section Of the country had declared
that the cholera was prevailing here to fearful and
fatal extent He therefore wished to know whether
the disease had abAtsd and IL he would b safe In
ing on.
susb report, n circulated was evidently manutac-
tursd from the whole cloth. The health OF New York
the present summer considering the large number Of
entrants landed here compared favorabiy with tho
healthiest city the continent, was proved BY the
bills Of mortality. -
Other spurious reports which had been circulated Ia
quarters to the prejudice of tho city were CONF
planned Of Such weapons employed in the composition
Of trade were unworthy Of right minded men, and at
best could only tervs temporary purpofe
merchant we'll informed the subject stated that
cheese In good demand for shipment. He said Il
quite feature In the trade that ths article had
been shipped during the months Of the present
year for the first time. had been sent out freely by
the Collins and Ounard steamers during the weather
with Shipments hitherto had not bean usual he.
| fore September.
The ircreassd riscr the part of coronsrs iurcs,
toWards the employees of railroads. cssss Of aoc ,sna
resulting from sessd carslsssness was approved Of
appeared that the engine charged with earsesesa
on the Gam den and Amboy road had been held TO bail In
% o00 and Mr.. Putnam, the Providence and Worces
| tor road. In the sum Of % 600.
Anumber Of merchants reappearsd on Change
yesterday some Of whom had been far a. the bottom
Of shafts in the mineral regions Of Superior and
had been the outlkirs Of civilization In Canada
None spoke Of having met with frost during the past
week One stated that Of the hottest days last
week the Thermometer In the forenoon stood 1t about
degrees the Heights Of Quebec, and in the shade 81
that. He thought New York the coolest place u
| the time,
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Aid "a New Orleans.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
sR--I perce,ve py your paoec OF to-day tina. toere
abatement In he epidemic nov raging 70 such tetr
ful ex tent in New Orleans aDd fseliog sympathy FOR
my fslo. uerers Ard grateful for the many KIDD ia
vos have received from The citizens Of that city,
close Won -epty five dolsrs shcn you will please for
ward for their relief Yours very respectfully.
BARNEY WILLIAMS Comedian.
NEW York, August 10, 1858.
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place prior 10 Tire final adjournment On Thursday,
between thu Pus< yite, and strict churchnen, relsr
tive 10 Nat portion Of Bishop DelaAcy's address
which htimated that In anity was the cause OF
B,shop Ives rec ss;on nom the church. motion
70 refer the matter to Q committee Of three was
tabled.
TIE recent heavy rains have placed the Ohio ana
other Western nv, rs in fine nayigable condition.
We learn from Charleston that two bales OF new
cotton, of good quail ty received in that city on
Thursday. The receipts OF the staple at al the
30 thern ports over those of last year at this time,
amount to one hundred and nioety-six thousand
bales Owing to the prevalence Of the fever scarcely
anything is doing In the New Orleans market, in
which not over two hundred bales changed hands
ON Monday and Tuesday. Toe accounts Of the
growing crops are pronounced unfavorable.
Extensive preparations are said to be making for
the military enoampment which is TO take place at
Syracuse next week.
Read the letters elsewhere published, in connection
with other highly interesting European intelligence,
from our Constantinople, London, and Paris cores
pondents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-20
The Secretary Of Legation 10 England.

A"O S0OxosSxy OF Ac8a0on 10 england.
Lat even ns E siekles, Esq Secretary Of Legation
to Great Britain, gave sumptuous entertainment 10
his freIds on the eve Of his departure in the Arctic 70
join Mr.. Buchanan n London. The invitation was Z
general ore and was responded to BY goody number e
the democrats Of New York, particularly the .Aard
shens; also, many innuent 81 and distinguished dsms
cats from other States, who happened 10 the city
Among those present were August Bslncnt Charge u
the Hague; George Sanders, Esq., Consul London: Mr.
Walsh, private SECRETARY to Mr. Buchanan Col Rand Of
KENTUCKY; Capt. Hnpeton, OF Louisiana; Judge MouI-
ton, Of Georgia Judge Chambers of Sc Louis; Gil W. r.
Hartley. Of Connecticut; Ewood Fishsr Of CINCINNATI:
Saunders johnson, Of Ohio; and Augustus schs Edwin
Crosvsll, Hart, D. B. Taylor, Aldernaa Barr, ke
&C., &c.
1he entertainment provided by Mr. Wiley. ofWood-
sws, Eloompeds Wines 10 red In profusion and vt
sp kleo brilisl ty the cha The speeches
were Of tho most character ard the % ty
did not break up till an advanced hour The greatest
corcslty and harmony prevailed and in psrtins Tia
warmest farewells we're exchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-20

THE EnyMoIN Casa writ Of habeas corpus
was allowed in this case on the 18th inst by his
Honor Judge Humphreys, Of Auburn, on the APP
pllcation Of Me,srs Morgan h Seward counsel for
The petitioner The writ was directed to William
Titus, Warden Of che prison, AMI was made returna-
bic on Saturday the 10th inst, at 10 o'clock In the
forenoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-20

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
M United States mail steamship Illinois, Captain Hart
~, win save this port this afternoon ct two oclsc
- Aspmwsn.
- nails for California and other parts Il the PasiAs
~ close ct one o'clock.
N new YoRK WExIY HnAiD-CAIforniA edition.
~ Ne latest intelligence from al parts Of the wssl
- ~ psbKahsl 1t 10 o'clock this morning.
ungls copies axpsnee. Agents win please send IN
0sk sSds1s - early ~ possible.
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Mails for Europe.
1HE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
- CaAins steamship Arctic, Captain Luss, win ksAvs
- Port ct nosn To- day, for Liverpool.
0AsGiptsns and Advertisements fer any edition Of Tie
- Yem HnA1D Win b received st the following places
Azassps-
LWsRool-John Hunter, No. Paradise street
kMWou-DdwArd sandford Co., CorDhin.
VIM Thomas o., Ne. 10 Catherine street.
--Hvngstsn, Wells Co., Rue Do a Bourse.
b a. Revolt, No. II Rue de b Banque.
- European mails WIN ssss 1t past ten O'clock
.ss.i.H
- Wn1RH ARA1D viii b pubAshed at AAN Ped nias
sessk this msEning nnsls copies, \ fwsappsrs, sx.
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ingt0n Railroad near Saratoga, thirtyone miles from
Troy. Then there is the railroad from Montreal to
Rouses Point which connects with the cars running
to New York, by which that city may be reached In
twelve hours.
The railroad from Montreal to Portland was open
ed on the fifteenth of July, and we notice shipment
Of -four from Ohio was recently made by this line
from Montreal to the seaboard, and it Is likely
that the supply Of that article for the consumption
Of the Eastern States win probably take that direc
tion or via the Ogdensburg line to Boston. A rail-
way from Quebec is in progress-which it is thought
will be completed during the present year-interscc
ing the Portland line at Richmond, seventy miles
from Montreal; and as this has been merged in the
grand trunk line as has also the Portland 1t is I'M
derstood that the company will establish line from
Island Road to Johnsbury, distance Of only TWEEN
ty eight miles, which will connect with the Vermont
Valley and New Haven Railroads, forming con-
tinuous and almost straight line from Quebec to
New York.
An exter sion Of the Harlem Railroad from the
-Four Corners" will also probably be completed
next year to Bennington, distance Of about forty
miles, near which it will connect with the Western
Vermont and Rutland Railroads, which ntersect the
Og0eDeDurR ana MOuueul uICn NJ DuTllHBOH, IHuS
opening up another line Of communication between
Canada East and the river st. Lawrence and New
York.
II will thus be SEEN that while the spirit Of enter
prise which has 30 suddenly developed itself 10
Canada which the government there is fostering by
every means in its power, and which must necessa-
ry attract large portion of the traffic Of the great
lakes down the st. Lawrence has been met by a
corresponding energy on the part of Maine and Mas
sacbusetts, yet no sooner is line opened In that
direction than it is tapped by branch line to New
York. And nothing is now required to retain for
this city its commercial ascendancy, but the action
Of the State government with reference TO ensrgns
the canal from Whitehall to Troy, and the con.
struction Of a ship canal, to connect the st. Law
renee with Lake Champlain.
But as our remarks have already extended as Tar
as our limits will permit any farther observations
in relation to this subject must be deferred till
another day.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-12-09
Plantation and egroe 5
For Sale.

TIME undersign ned offers his VaIuabls Plan
tation on Wolfe's Lake. miles from
Yayoo City, together with 100 Negroes, the
Mules, Horses attic, Hogs, and farming
utensils on the place. The tract of land
contains about 1900 acres, of which 400
acres is now in high state of cultivation;
the larger portion Of the balance is suscepti-
bic of cultivation-the Improvements cons
eisting of Gin House and Negro Cabins
are new and of the best quality.
OF the Negroes, there are fifty hands, the
balance young and likely. will sell with
the above, The crop made on the plantation
the present year-cotton excepted. will
sell the whole to good purchaser for fair
price, and on long time.
For particulars, persons wishing to pur-
chase, will call on N. Ct. & S. 3. Nye of
Yazoo City, or the undersigned near Benton.
THOMAS T. GRAYSON,
Yazoo city, aug. 90, 1858. 1851