The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-24
Spirit Of the Pres..

<Astofhcy 0euefM CuShinR'H
opinion on the compact with Texas.
Ihe EHqairer has brief editorial ON the
appoini ments Of the Board Of Public WORKS.
IN regard to which ii is stated that the Whir
press OF Virginia manifests an altogether nm
necessary apprehension.
The Mail continues its remarks ON the cuf-
'ure OF the grape, giving some interesting
statistics to show that wine might be manufac-
.ured with profit in the Old Dominion. The
haa believes that the introduction Of pure
wines would lessen drunkenness.
Inc Erensng Bulletin has an article on =
feeeh. publication in the Washington Unson,
charging the British Government with the
aeslsn :. OF Africanizing Cuba by the introduce
'ion OF apprentices from Africa. The Bas5c
asA inie.s that the Administration at Wash.
ns1on Is IN possession Of some positive and
speelnc inform stion on the subject.
TIE JEws-The vitality and prosperity Of
the Jewish race under the most adverse cir
cumstances, are unparalleled in the pages Of
human history. We not only find them. after
eighteen centuries Of dispersion, oppression.
and persecution, stin retaining their identisy
as the peculiar people,. but contributinp
some of the highest names to the scholarship.
eloquence and craftsmanship of modern
times. AT this moment, the destinies Of Eu-
rope are, in measure, in Jewish hands It
is estimated by a recent writer, that within
twelve years, about five hundred millions Of
dollars have been raised by the Rothschilds
for different powers. Not Solomon, in the
meridian of his glory, exercised such general
influence in the affairs of the world as these
Jewish bankers. These children of Israel
are the real kings of the earth. Napoleon,
Victoria, Francis Joseph, and the whole tribe
of nominal monarehs, Old Nick included,
must ask permission of these moneyed lions
Of the tribe of Judah before they can let
loose the dogs of war.
NEWSPAPER WAR.-The New York Herald
and Times have commenced what promises
to be a pretty quarrel, in regard to their re-
spective merits and circulation. The Herald.
with the emodesty which is so universally char
acteristic of that paper began the controversy.
by disinterested and dispassionate criticism
of its contemporary journals of New York. in
na;ahhat &c the T;mes.
The TINES has advanced Judciously confnins t.
self to the sphere in which the Home journal formally
The nepspaper soora and supplies ~ @s reading psis
.m ght ~. leading afa T. rs,s 81 saa cost so long -
and the deficiency ofintellectual yigor and bunsss
ability which characterzes its conductors win hardly
be felt An attempt @ aspire @ higher place in jour-
Tn eonnaet;on With th;s nater,a, odv;.a
tho He,.ayd gives the following as tbe c;rcs.
,at;on Of the New York journals.
paau
WaIl-s.rsst }ournIl-G9ssr,sy a1a @ Emga,rsr
Wallstreet Journal Express $3.50
TAa.r Tsis1ns TIMES is isSss
-
70 thsss - we nav add
The Daily Hsrald ri, 49, 5SSOe
''"'Ns '''A ''"s '''''
Giving total for the Herald 81 lo..oes
Inc Tunes Fihoca.es ,'seii Win consiue
raoie earnestness rom tne conpiinen's VI
bennet' gives isl OF cases IN WINCH .ne
i''nes mas puohsheo Important news IN aar
vance Vi 'he dls'a.a, @ anu aseis 'nas s.0 Ss..i
wv. AZ also reieis W INC pig'oo' "
49, ono IN ph;,,do,nh;a ono in Rostan and
one in Ralt;more. and saws If his friends ara
willing for tbe sake Of getting rid Of him, to
raise 500 900 for the purpose, it is not sure
but the operation win be good one.
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MR.. SEWARD ApDhhss'..ne Ne" ioiA
it'nes puonSnes an Aaaress oenye,ea Do,u'e
the american institute IN Nea 10TH " W
n SEWARD on the True basis OF Amerlca
Independence. Inc ilmes SPEAKS n n'sn
terms Q. the aoiiity Oh tne orator. ana ol 'ns
impression whien ne made upon ms auaiencs.
= auu' 'hal 'he unreasoning anu 'fla'ionA,
! pieoa.1e milien mas Deen here'oiore e1cneo
e sni'' A,l' = s'eau,iy ana surrey sieau'As
oe'o.e De.se. Anow.eoge ana more JUS. ap
p p-ee1a'.oA s y A.s op'a'ons ana ms cnarac's.
% ls' % ~ e any .nins Oh mr' oe-
"a.u ~ ui' p1pIlv ao's' We snouid tnink saa1
oethe man would not tend TO elevate him IN tho
opinion Of men. A more ins;d;ous ga =.
readily corcade . ronra ah,e foa ~ tha r..
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, 1850 : = A.'
III.