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BuEsos AYREs- The latest accounts from Bue-
NOS Ayres, state that trquiza was getting less pow
erul daily BY desertions from his army. 10 join the
Baenos Ayreans. Flores was on the frontier wild,
6eomen, and hisforce was SO rapidly increasing.
he would be ready in a few days to march, when
Urquiza would be completely hernmed in. Gene
raj Pinto, provisional governor Of the province,
died ca the eth June.
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The members Of the board Of brokers Of Phila-
dehhia have contributed $3.50 for the N Orleans
sufferers
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spirit of the Press.

The ENQUIRER of yesterday publishes with ex.
pressons of qualification, article from the Union
| Democrat of Manchester, New Hampshire, in OPP
nos,ion 10 the construction OF the Pacidc Railroad
| bv the general Government on constitutional
grounds The Enquirer considers that this s'reve.
lation from New Hampshire, but adds confirmation
to the belief now becoming general that President
Pierce is in no way committed in favor of this
mighty Railroad scheme" ~
The Mail has an article on Books and Book. sell
ing in ancient times; and another on THE difficulty
Of pleasing everybody" OF course in this matter
of pleasing people the Mail fnds that facilities are
no greater now than many hundreds of years ago,
when it was deemed impossible to please every
body.
The Times comments upon the reply of Lord
John Russell to Mr. Everetts letter, relative to the
tnpartite treaty for the protection of Cuba The
Times rldicules the idea of bringing the European
notion about the balance of power to bear on this
side the Atlantic; and thinks it is time the statesmen
on the other side had learned as much. Ithowever
regards as very innocent the closing paragraph of
Lord John Russells letter, to which attention has
been attracted-viz: Great Britain must at once
resume her entire liberty; and upon any occasion
that may call for it. be free to act either sngly or in
conjunction with other powers, as to her may seem
fit"
The Wig, under the head of "cth Brigcdiers Lire
rtes," quotes correspondent OF the New York
Tribune, who makes some statements CONCERNING
President Pierce having lveried carriage driver
and footman, and makes some comments thereup-
on as to the inconsistency of this kRd of style in
a Democratic President. The Wing under the
caption 'Iave Presidents" alIudes to the title
of"Young Hickory of the Granite Hills" given Pre-
sident Pierceby some Democrats, and declares that
the doubt, hesitation and wavering displayed by
him at every step, shows him unlike the Old Hero;
and it adds that if the back track on the subject of
the Pacific Railroad should be taken, ii will prove
him entirely unfit to be President of this Republic,
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I. ]. CARSON g. CO, NO. Al AND.
~ LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. 81.
WATER STREET, NEW YORK.--A good assort-
Inent OF Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand ara
TOR sale st lowest market prices. ie la-7lr
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ANOTHER AlARu-About 8 O'Clock yes

ANOTHER ALARM.-AbOut 8 o'clock yes
terdey morning, volume of black smoke pouring
from the chimney, caused by the burning of tobacco
in the basement of DR.. Mosy's factory, on 18th st.
near Cary, produced alarm of fire, though we be-
lieve the bells did not ring. Damage small
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The REPuBLlc.-In brief notice of this
paper yesterday, we omitted an important
part of its prospectus, which sets forth that
it will advocate, among other features of po-
Icy, Southern development, the encourage
ment of immigration, and the transfer of ca
pital and enterprise into the Southern States,
the. connection of Southern seaports with the
productive interior of the West and North
west, their participation in the trade just
opening with the rich regions of South Anne
rica and the dawning commerce of the AT
riean and Asiatic Pacific
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The sum of sc, 900 has been subscribed at Shep.
herdstown, Va, 10 build new Protestant Episcopal
church
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The following handsome donation to the
city fund for the New Orleans sufferers yesterday
handed in TO the committee for Madison Ward
The crumbs of Benevolence from st. PauPs Church
after the great majority of its had sub
scribed to the city contributions s26l.G2 and one
gold Brooch ..-...- -.-.'..
The gold brooch was the offering of some lady un-
KNOWN who unfastened it from her Dress and threw
it into the bag heart beat under that breast
pin, whoever was IFS owner.
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We are indebted to Adams s. Co.'S Ex-
press for late New York papers per the jamestown.
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On Sunday. the 10th inst, Thomas T. Ash, Of
Philadelphia, ell dead while walking 10 church in
Wilkesbarre.
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LOCKED up.-John Copeland and Nelly
Bannister, emancpated negroes were committed to
prison for failing to procure rel sters.
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: The Dispatch was hOnored last night
by splendid serenade from Smiths Armory Band.
We return the accomplished musicians our sincere
thanks
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We are indebted to j. w. EVANS, oppo-
site Kent Paine Kent's for HARPEg's MAGAZINE
for September.
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ATTENTION, ARTILLERY!-Attend
meeting and drill with carbines, at your Clubhouse,
THIS EVENING, the 50th instant, at O'clock.
BY order OF Lieutenant Shine, Commanding.
an so THOS. c. BALL. .. s.
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Horace Green il was, and not Horace Gree
ley, who was made LID. by the Vermont
University. Upon which correction the Bos-
ton Post very uaicely remarks: -" It's of no
CONSEQUENCE y - =.
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EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOJ-SF.
OF c; w. PURCELL co.-The Notes Of -
sui THEM MANUFACTURERS BANK are re-
70 All solvent Washington Small Notes win eor
the present be redeemed at par from Merchants
caution the public therefore against paving suy
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

I LIFE OF WILLIAM PENN have
a few copies of the Life of William Penn by Samuel
NJ Janney for sale. ASA NJ. JANNEY,
an S0-5ts Gallego Mile.
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The Tribune having made It's terrible on
slaught on Bennett, the Courier aes Etats
Unis, the French paper of New York, takes
up the subject where the Tribune left off, and
pours down upon the absent devil of the Her
aid perfect hail storm of bitter epithets and
denunciation. 1t calls the Herald "the dis
grace and the wonder Of the American press. -
What has so violently irritated the Courier,
is the speech of guest at banquet few
days since on board the Danish Frigate
Saga, in which the Herald is styled the
gre0t, erampler Of tile american press !" and
the same guest had the boldnegs to say 'es-
tablish this journal in the midst of France, it
would defy the power of kings and emperors
and kindle the sparks of new revolution"
This was too much for the French editor of
the Courier-it filed himwith Indignation, and
vents it without stint upon the devoted head
ofthe Herald editor. AT the idea.of " France,
all Europe suspended on the pen of James
Gordon Bennett! The old world waiting ON
the Herald for the signal of liberty he ex
claims:
Let US thank heaven, that the people Of Europe
nave hopes more real, more worthy of themselyesI
The Courier gives the climax to his diatribe
by announcing, after the manner of the
Punch of the puppet show of other times,
somewhat in advance, to- be-sure, the death
OF the devil. The Herald, he says, crushed
between the Tribune ON the one side. and the
Times on the other, sis henceforth doomed
toperish by degrees, to die not a glorious
death; but sadly, slowly and more meanly. .
1hat would, indeed, be a bitter end.t In
the absence of the BLACK Prince. we sun
pose the spirits that keep alive the blue flames
o. the Herald, will reply as they did to the
Tribune:
circulation of the Herald 50 eOey
Old Mr. Bennett, whom the Tribune calls
Satan, and the French Courier stv,e. tho
horse-whipped editor viii certainty ha s
rich held for operations when he returns
His character has been handled with. we ~.
say, great deal of freedom, and ha
great on personalities He will find nah,
lum for an increase of interest, and an !,
crease of circulation of the Herald. e;vir
the devil additional labor at the crank. ar
letting the world know more of the persopn
of the editorial corps of New York, viii,
we doubt not, has more than one black she
in it.
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kossUTH's SIsTERs.-Three sisters of kossuth
are now in New York. Onekeeps boarding house
in Irving Place, and two others, Just from Europe
are keeping silk shop in Upper Broadway. They
are said to be reduced to absolute poverty
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+ DUNLOP, MONCURE &. co. ask the
attention of dealers to their auction sale of GR0CE-
RIES, &c., at their store, THIS MORNING, at 10
O'Clock, without regard 10 weather. au 3o--lt
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Upon the arrival of the Roanoke at Nor

Upon the arrival OF the Roanoke at Nor
folk from New York during her last trip bottle of
Oil of Vitriol discovered in the express derart-
ment for what purpose is not exactly understood;
but there was mystery about it. When discovered
the liquid had communicated to some surrounding
objects andwas producing considerable smoke. 1t
fortunate that it discovered so soon, or the
boat might have been burned The bottle was ad-
dressed to some unknown person at unknown
place. Captain Cavendy intended to inquire further
into the mailer.
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WILLIAMSBURG FEMALE ACADEMY.-The
Trustees have unanimously elected Mrs. MA
RIA G. CLoPToN, wife of Judge CLoPToS,
Principal of this institution. Their advertise
ment appears in the Dispach. The selection
is an admirable enc. Mrs. Clopton is very
accomplished lady, and has apeculiar tact and
capacity for teaching and directing the stu
dies and discipline of school.
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PLEASURE ExcURsIoN.-The Richmond

PLEASURE ExCURsIoN-The Richmond
L. /. Blues will make excursion TO the Slash Cot
tage tomorrow afternoon. and pleased to learn
that the President of the Richmond and Fredericks-
burg Railroad Company have made errang cement
with the Blues committee to permit the ladies' TO pass
TO and fro over the read, that OCCASION free of
charge This is as it should be, and have no doubt
that large number of our citizens will join the gal
liant Blues in this delightful trip. Good music and
every thing that add to the attractions of the
evening, have been arranged. Secure tickets ct
once, if you desire seat in the cars.
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W. d. MERIWETHER, IMPORTER
AND MANUFACTURES OF CIGARS. two doors
below the Columbian Hotel
L. SOLE MANUFACTURER OF DENIcO.
TISED SMOKING TOBACCO ~ I4-on,
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CITIZENS AND STRANGERs u1srn

ing the city, who wish to have tt,er Ha;v -. :.
latest and most approved Style should can At M .s
under the American Hotel oa'oon,
y. B.-Hot and Cold shower Baths 90, X.
oaiiy, from hsif past A. NJ to half past r. MI aos
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NOIlCE.-Express packages for Nor
folk, Richmond, Petersburg nc. intended for shin
ment per steamers ROANOKE or JAMESTOWN
Will hereafter be received by Messrs. ADAMS & CO.
30 Broadway, who the only authorized agents Tor
Express privileges by these ships.
Once OF New YORK and Virginia Steamship COM
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REMOyAL-.'TiIihe s1SE-ow:t,

- q = - Hts suUKETIber has re-
moved from s former place of business. No q, I'd
te@nsh street tooue Of the new IRON w., 3
No 20, Pearl Tor i4thj street fYrI'.pp
au 2s-im GEORGE ]. SUMNER
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TARGET PRAcTIcE.-The young Guard

TARGET PRACTICE.-The Young Guard
then marched to Mayo's Island where their usua
target practice gone through with, and a hand
some plume shot for. Most of the shots were good
and large number Of them admirable. The medal
was won by Lieut.. Fry, who made the best shot of
the day, and the plume by Sergeant Fore Just be-
fore shutdown they returned to their rendezvous in
the city, preceded by the Richmond Comet Band,
whose marshal music is only wel-tmed but soul
stirring. The Guard is of the strongest volun-
teer companies in Richmond and is unsurpassed in
drill and discipline.
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B. w. sTARKE, ATTORNEY Al

B. w. STARKE, ATTORNEY AT
LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.-fractiees in all
the Courts of Henrico, Hanover and Richmond city
As Notary Public, particular attention will be paid
the taking of Dispositions, lin or out OF his oee}
Proof and Acknowledgements Of DeedsJ n elinauisL-
rsenfs of Dover. xc. Claims for coectlSn entrusted
10 him promptly attended TO- re~'J 2 -
Office, No. 50, three doors above Cityl Hotel ON
North side Of Main street, Richmond, VA
de 2-Iy
ATTENTION, BLUES .--Para&e at La
fayette Hall op WEDNESDAY the afsr Ensss AZ .
oelock, X In summer uniform, with me fbnnds
Of blank cartridges arms In order for nspec ion
BY orderofthe Lieut.. Commanding s.
JOHNsF. RE0NAULT, HOrdeslys
p. &. Military guests and members ofy corps are
particularly renuested 10 appear in unfit at the
hail. preparatory to making the exeursionI 70 Slash
Cottage.
~ 29-3t H.
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- LUDLAM PLRAsANfs, Agents. Z
NEW YORK, June I, 1855. sFE- lie M
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AICTInN NnrIcr -n.-1.--1--.-

ION y asked to our sale Of the Farm Of M VIZ
a6ont miles below the city which M 80
next at IL o'clock. The farm viii ~
aiyidea INTO two tracts TO suit purchasers -
= al <S--ss GUDDfE 4 AppEuSoy
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DIR. JOHN B. WALTHALL, HOMGO
PATHIC PHYSICIAN, Office on Governor street.
nearly opposite the Governors House.
NH l4-6mf -itt g<E r-.fs fst.Igs ,f-
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ROPER e. MURRAY, UNDERTAs
KERS, Governor street, between Main and Franklin.
fe DIV
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RO. C. ANDERSON,

NEW PAPER.-We have very handsome
copy of the first number of a paper issued in
Williamsburg in this State, by Mr.. THOMAS
MARTIN. 1t is called the " Virginia Ga
@ette." We trust Mr.. Martin will be liberal
ly encouraged in his enterprise. 1t is very
long time since the ancient burg had news.
paper, rich and able as the region thereabout
is to support one. 1t certainly ought to have
one that is wellsupported. Where
will you find a town in the North with such a
college as William and Mary. that is without
at least one spirited paper! 'a,.."
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The MEDICAL CobLEaK.--With regard to
the difficulty between the Board of Trustees
of Hampden Sidney College and the Medical
Department Of that institution in this city.
known as the Richmond Medical College, the
Board have recently adopted the following
resolutions unanimously:
Whereas, unpleasant difficulties have arisen be.
tween this Board and the Medical Department OF
Hampden Sidney College, in reference to the APP
pontmept of DIR. q. A. Wilson to PROFESSIONALLY in
that department at our last meeting in June and
whereas the present meeting has been called nc the
request OF the Faculty of said department; and
whereas full opportunity has been afforded to said
Faculty and their counsel, to present their view o.
their rights, and their evidence, and arguments and
whereas III most desirable to avoid all conniet ana
coliusion in future--therefore, ,g
lst Resolved, That the Board do not regard the
erection OF Dr. Wilson at the last meeting rs an open
question at present; and that the right OF eIs,ehs
professors IN the Medical Department OF tns
is and always has been SOLELY with this BOARD.
End. That Dr. G. A. Wilson is the legally erected
Professor of Physiology aud Medical jurisprudence
in said Department
Srd. Inasinuch as the position and services OF the
Medical Faculty entite them the greatest consid-
GRAFTON on the part of this Board-hesoivso, mat
we have at all times paid great regard 10 the noni-
nations of the Medical Faculty, and Will IN future
nav TO them the highest respect because OF the evil
dent desirableness of maintaining harmony among the
ssors of that Department. and because OF the in
innate relations ourselves sustain to that body
and that together with their recommendations
will receive nominations from otRer lnuViuuals ana
medica! associations. 49,. : = -. d.
RO, C. ANDERSON
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THE REPU BLIC
WASHINGTON:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY %. 1858
Congress.

In the Senate yesterday the House bill to
suppress frauds on the Treasury was amended
and passed Messrs. SoULE and CAss continued
the debate on the joint resolution reaffirming
the Monroe doctrine.
In the House of Representatives the New
1 ofk Branch Mint bill was discussed during
the morning hour; and the Deficiency bill was
considered in Committee of the Whole on the
state of the Union.
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IMPORTS OF FOREIGN BEvERAaRs-The imports
OF wine, BEER and distilled spirits during the year
ending June, 1852, are stated to have been as
follows gLL
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8 DR.. VAN Horn, of the sloop of-war Albany
who has for some time been at the marine hospita
in Chelsea, 10 reported to be convaIescent. Ia
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PETITIONS,

BY Mr.. SCUDDER: The petition of Joseph c.
Deiano and othera, of New Bedford, asking that
tne hospital tax upon seamen may be abolished;
that measures may be taken for the establishme
OF naval schools for the education of young men
Tor the mercantile marine; and that the law re.
curing two-thirds of all crews of American ships
70 De United States citizens may be repealed
Referred to the Committee on Commerce,
BY Mr.. SCHERMERHORN: The petition for a
private charter asked for by DIR. HartwelI Carver
and his associates, to builo a railroad from some
point on the Mississippi Missouri rivers, or from
Lake Michigan to the Pacific ocean, Referred to
the Committee on Roads and Canals
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UT. CnANDLER asked leave to explain but
gr. bkOOKS said the gentleman the other day
~ ef H Lne moor from him while he was addressing
a. nourte:v ana therefore he owed the gentleman
81: NJ =. % ast him tnterpolate speech within
~ Mt ~ 9Kn. was a bad practice at best,
W. ne declined to yHla the floor. Thir kind Of
.cssr w;th no ~ould merely say. morsin char
gete: and Mevpte, than the pillared bail. Of tbis
Cepitoi. This being the rhetoric. the 1oo;c ia
equally difficult to grasp and quite as difficult to
The first argument was the comneten.. sc i. !.
Philadelphia mint; but this capacity he denied
He said that California gold has about eleven no.
cent. Of silver To work quick two years ago I'm
der the demand for New York mint, Ave ner
cent. of this silver was appropriated as alloy, and
thus the deposition not only lost that, but was
charged five cents for parting besides-a work
never done. The mint appropriated the silver to
make haste, but made the deposition pay as if for
The morning hour here expired.
DEFIcIENcY BILL. .8
The House resolved itself into Committee oil
the Whole on the state of the Union-Mr. BRowN
OF Mississippi, in the chair-and resumed the con-
sideraton OF the bill to supply deficiencies in the
lg appropriations for the fiscal year ending
Mr.. STANTON, of Kentucky, offered an amend
ment, appropriatng $40, 500 for the completion of
the repairs of the Library of Congress- this amount
eelng required in addition to the $4,000 hereto
MIR. DEAN offered an amendment, proposing
an appropriation of $4,000 as compensation 10
Clark Mills for erecting the equestrian statue of
ackson in Lafayette Square. sgs.
Mr.. HOUSTON raised the question that the
amendment was not in order, as the appropriation
was not to supply deficiency.
The CHAIRMAN decided the amendment was
in order; but the committee expressed different
opinion, overriding him.
Several amendments were discussed and agreed
to- when, without disposng of the bill before it, the
committee rose.
NEW TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENT
Mr.. STUART, from the Committee on Terrific.
rles, reported bill to establish the Territorial Co.
vernment OF Columbia; which was read twice and
committed to the Committee of the Whole on the
state of the Union aa
And the House adjourned.
ID. e{Fr= PETITIONS.
BY Mr.. SCUDDER: The petition of Joseph c.