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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-16

COME ANIL SEE
HAWORTH & HORIZONS
GREAT SOUTHERN BURLEgQUE
OPERA TROUPE

OPERA TROUPE
THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING. Nov. 18th, 1853,
At METRO HALL,
TN their budgets of Fun and Commodities.
i The funny MOORE, the best Bone Player In the
j. W. HUNTER, the renowned Banjoist.
C, w. KENDALL, the Yankee Comedian.
THE PLEASING DANSEUsE. MAD'LLE. LE-
FOLLE, formerly one of the Rousset Family, will
dance several single and double DANCES assist-
ed by Miss AUGUSTA
Andtbs whole company In their mirth provoking
performances.
ri TICKETS, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
no 16--1t
TIL e ATRE.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. 10th, 1858.
ING0MAR.
IngomaT. uf- Iavor
Parthe na h1ss a ince
Song aIss ". luco
Dance. Hiss NJ. Partington
CHAsTE SALUTE.
QUESTIONABLE DANCING.-B osher's
I Hail.-The next session will commences at the
above establishment early in December.
Persons intending join should do so at the open
ing. ,.rx,ov
no dds CHAS. A. MEVO1. +
TWhig copy.I ----
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CILYA PRIMERA. full supply of
- very superior CIGARS, of the above popular
y 1-S' j. BLAIR's 129 Broad ST..
no Is Opposite Depot.
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NOTICE TO ALL WHOM IT MAY
DREMIUM VENETIAN BLINDS :

MORE GOOD THINGS-LYNHAyEN
Nl BAY OYSTERS.-THIS DAY we offer our
customers these superior Oysters. A few only for
ale by II. w. ALLEN
No I5,--2f The Arbour
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~T ]. CARSON CO, NOS. Al AND As
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. Sc
WATER STREET, NEW YORK.-A good assort-
ment of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand and
for sale at lowest market prices. je l8-ly
wPHGNIX BANk.-The Notes of this issue
will be redeemed in Richmond by Ii. T. PAIRO
CO.; in Washington City by PAIRO NOURSE.
So 22-ts
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RAISINS, FIGS, &C. IS whole and
~ half boxes fresh Raisins, kegs Malaga Grapes.
2easks Currants, drums Sutana Raisins, 10 boxes
Citron, barrels sweet Oranges and 10 bbls Apples
all fresh and nice, Just received per steamer James
town and for sale BY s. BONAylTA CO.
nos No III Msiy ~
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I ARD.-40 kegs of LARD, part of which
IL is of prime quality, receiving on consignment
and for sale by
no LIFT TfNSEEf " 81 AM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-20
RUSSIAN ENCROACHMENTs IN ASIA.

Translated for The Tn.sne fson the French aoatsur.
If tie general attention MT n;ss-d rGr.
key it could not fail TO be directed tozsri Chn. where
event. of vast Importance liking place. Hrh-r
TO Great Britain sid the United States tue 80
witch have established the most extended com nercil
s.i ns With the Celestial Empire Another state Russia
is striving also gain big position Ia those couatr-
and sooner later will no doubt thus establish com
uandpg influence over them. Bordering up,n Chns
Rsssia peculiar advantages 10 this position pe
s.s,.s the ancient treaty With Cnins sad also
tended commerce. Alone anong the nations, she
maintains mission al Pektn In reference .iSe 10 POuci
and religious objects.
On the aide of ASIA well a. the side OF Europe
III Peter the Great who or sinsted the plsus which
Russnrs Of the prestn, Day have only to carry 10
ton Peter the Great wishing to Connect Ra sa IN El
n De with the Frozen Ocean the Psc DC, established
settlements At points which commshded the river
and among Others that Of Aoaze on the river Amour
lie Emperor Of China taken BY surpre by hi. STAB
bn srt which threatened he POSSESSIONS If the family Of
Asutehours AND leo ali the Ra-s.ns TO P-kn. Saccssd
these events The frst tre,t, between CHINA Ra,,A
was concluded 81 Nipchou, in S+pt log. tie .ty
xa.,i,psd under Cath srine the lith Of jan l79s
After these ntoDs the Russians abandoned China
the course Of the river Amour The mm-fce b-ts-en
two countries nit-o thA Russsa side 10 Ks nt
and IN III. Chinese Maj MAJ rah.n Daring gre. .,
far the commissioners ths part Of the i~o
hAed the respective pr1ces OF u- cpuu ul-s W Do dis
pss.d Of and the uercAnts transactions -t-d ~
.xchsrges The Rus,sDs carried cloths fur tanned hides
iron a, steel ware mirrors, oAnh-s-, cotton gods III
y.rs AID rui.y opium. The Cnr-s- gave III rIcl.aS-
lea Dor, .lA musk Ihuoarb, sils., aud TN goJis
Upder tie pr-;sxi OF .vins spiritual II des 20 rs tscsa
Of lh- CssAcks weO s.re - PsNl1 t, ss-
The CAPTURE f Alb Icsn TIE RGsl Obtained authority b.
81 n, ati.s IT, -sAbh ssipD II P-sIn rn, m,s1l
con pos. If chief cad the srchim .asi- TIRES Ohsr
pri.ss two d-scon snd four young cnAs Il Fifh tn
,t.oN If Chinese ARD Aanth Is eh 1nsvd Dat
VAR At the arrival II this ch th- Governor G1sss y
s;,.,ls an, oiuts cOuusn ant w'o 81 pact -
hsy.ss- t-o interpreters, and thirty snesrs coufu
,, us.ion 10 P-kn. escortn4 tbs Old ole n NJ. IN
pkiu mission costs Rassis the snnu sam IT OOo franc
b.des h-r e1p- oeessiohei by ssp.tchIns coufr-'
and the support Of the CoLveut It C.ad-nss aud The
Church 4 tie Assumption Tue quarters o. this mIssol
~, proy,c,d at e expense OF th- Emp ror IT Cnia who
d,a to /, anLusy AOOu, 500 francs and 1900 P0uuos
Of rice.
The Russian Goverameri. s, salgh.y sii-r hsv'ls I
,sir.o n. ends does uot hsi.t- to SAINT :, tn
Ssst position in the pIru't nf th- r'l' r".r n.
% ,r,., si,h th. Court Of P-Kin isr'.. go n .4i
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AL to sustain the reputation Of The paper fr rate a.
thority Ia musical matters


LAuscH.-Ths steamship kaoxville owned BY 8 l. Nh
che E'q, vii be launched from the ship yard Of w n
Webb foot Of >ath 81 East River She Is go feet oo~
Isl feet beam. % f-- hold and about 600 tuns ne s,urs
uebt The gre. which is to be osciians IL TO BE- sup
Piled At the Novelty Works. is expected she viii h.
ready for seasece the LIST of November when she yin
be placed in the NerYork and Savannah line 10 run n;
connection With the Florida. Alabama and Augusta .pd
will be commanded BY Capt, Lldos, formerly Of the Ala
bAma
Mr. Webb has Just laid the keel Of Liverpool p..kst
for Messrs Williams Guyon which is TO b. Commanded
BY Cap. Edwards of the ship Australia She will b, 100
feet long - feet beam 26 feet deep and about 900 taus
me asuremsnt She VIII be launched 10 December next
Preparations being made 10 lay the keel OF bart for
Messrs wsghtmsn & D'nond. for the Texts uste. Sas
will be feet long 80 fee, be Ia feet dep with boon
deck and frecaste, and viii be about tuns measure
ment She will be ready TO launch in December Also
clipper bark OF construction for the ne gentle
ner intel ded for the Oregon trade She will be launched
n sbeu, s1ty days
L,USoHED.-On Thursday, August ls. q. the yard Of
Cbss Mallory, Mystic Conn, the clipper ship P,neero Of
400 tuts She is owned by JAS Bishop & Co, Of New.
York intended for the California tr>de will BE- CEN.
snced by Capt Calvin Cogsias This is the largest ves
sci that has been built q, this place and for beauty Of
model il Is SAID she hss no' been esceliei.
Run LlcsssEs FOR rHls YEAR The amour, Of Rum
Licenses which are b,ng granted this year. si notSh
standing pretended reCctsncy the par, Of the Beard
of Excise encourage the sale of the poison exteasvs
b. probably exceed by than hundred that OF the
year preceding The eSiimSte by the Board is 600 IL
oensed rumsbops for s2 and the nber OF unlicensed
srogg.Ies will depetd entirely upon the thlrs,iuess Of
the police There Sss shops licensed from May st.
ls52 March lst 1885, and the l Of January, last
the to,s existing by the authority Of tie Mayor and
Aldermen, was $3.50 This year. far there srs 5174.
AL these have been granted the LIST OF Msy ss and
nu nber in addition vii doubtless be granted
before fall The Board of Excise intend having another
r.sulsr meeting, to attend to the Sixteenth " ard
sellers.
The licenses granted this year thus far about as fol-
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CITY ITEMS.
EErERT1LykEETs. &C., raIs

GkTEhEALshEHI1 &C. fdiS s'f'i'r
EssA wiz be given Caus Garden TIA evening" by Steaanone
s,i9 s,s,: aid Po sJ' .o rn. co,o., s oh.
Tn, Yasxrs fEAScs tonight a, tho Boaawly b, sbee A
ne clilsS 5, sil.bse AID rereeon" b, the
L.wT,rs COMEDY Bq,,on AO til. Chimes. troupe
sne"A Day Arr re s.'T" Ho9aee IL i've eh.r.ets[.
usc TONS CABIN this esenns at the Nations. rester by Mr.
GerHaI Hosald toward, coTdel. H,w~d. .ad ohsn
M9SS; So So 8, s.s""
sAsvAS0s Pasos.ss % seyYI &n so sS s,o-d.X
rs.scosT. HrpoosoAs- Performance .tsnoon and evening
sc,es sos, " @ .ns '''nns
LIyIsG GiRnFEs Chinese Massum, No $50 Broadway.
The extraordinary coOness If the weather agree
sbl- than healthy. Such sudden changes work With di'
uous effect upon irregular vers aud uasoci mated per
tops Last light calm and cool, with m.gaIfOent
moonlight
THI OPrRA AT CAsrLE GARDEs LAST NIcHr The Pa,-
Performed, because Of the -addsa lae's 4
Madame Sobtsg In It's place substituted Norma the
principal characters by St fsnone, Pai 5rakosch, Sal
vi ard Rosi.
The sudencs. which very large. seemed veil sl.is
I'D With the change stefanone sang and acted Norma
With great spirit ard effect Ia tho tito wh-rs she d.
noupces Pooe Der gesture, and poses striking ,od
ersud Madame Patti S'rsbOsch wss cspitI Ad<xis.
has msc. great NJ provrmeu' ny asi in ths du-s
b. div n.d The hon. .i'b 81 hanoDe
Tn CHR E,na@I wilt ~ given eItr. orf rrnsnce
srd b. ,-s-on ul c Tuesday IL hss oe-n d.
fgfiful ore gr1r'yug the pubic by graf vsrt-y o.
Op.rss powerfully cat, AID compromising the
ger AMI S-ts.
NJ ~ Noah. son Of the lan-ntsd xsjor Nosb, has b..
come the joint proprietor aud editor Of TIL wa 81 e,t
JorrnaL Mr. Noah has had much experiences ia his vo
csiioh in which be "h.r-d sfter his faher"
For CoRs ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ackno <ladys the
rec II Of numerous letters Ike .he fllogioz shch
pnbl ID fsir specimen Some Of these entirely
.. Hphu,.ri-ry for psbie.on:
t. as dior u The " Tyi6De
Lat rhs Hot Corr iems them 70
Rev p r. Thls m0rus b, ksnd@a rh enci'srf .
IL S.- PO,Lss ~n, and wished p'p-r sire
tot ne that himself ~f ha crying s0-h over esrJ
hsppp-.. Of u saoH a
fS.nyEz sDd Eod J<sonny oucnns tn7 1ls'-
tel z. 4 cur rssur- Yoar. lruiy. Jo.D.
Lhast Friday, fsg. o. l25.
We have baDcea aim 'u-r AT SUNS r-ceVFi'
l-ss the Of note received On wednesday Il "of
the person no gave half eagle, in thu flee. Scxno '
LEGGED under h NJ nh@ Is not h. VII cpnsr
r..or by calling ia the editorial room Tor -1,isns'oz =
u desire every cen. shich the may ~ a;tea
10 give ny the peru al OF that narranve .houia b faithfully
10 the relief Of human misery at tbs Five Poats
| LrrLt KA1r-PRExfUxs -An advertisement on OUT
fret nag. o--s $50 ff sarg snbod ns tbs ncd-n,s y
III. HoT Coss tory ana .kstch-s for p urs 20 iu,r ~
the 6rst Interview xh it'll katy aad the scene ia tbs
chamber Of DEATH to be published with piece Of piln
| ngsic
| Tx MUSICAL World Aso rns.- new vols IA 0
hi, vooal.r n usica jrufn.l Conducted .a,e-..fi
by D,-r & WIhis. cnnmeno-s On sept I Tbs pf~P7 ia
Alsoaaoss 1rrNDg. sHt Oh An A,aSs seSs ~3i,b ssrn
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And 10 thi. we add the insurance and man! or thos7
other little items familiar to merchants we snail aad TIA
esch ch,st OF tea Novgorei vii have Not the Importer
u money actually sd not Than 800 roabl-s or slsS
But the cost is actually greater than this Several sorts ~
r.. come 10 Kachts but of these only Tue best resh
Noysood The worst knos nsmely, the ssaled teas
no; il any way adapted CIR European psa'ss Or black
teas two kincs come NOvgcT6d and these arr called
or, tea and trad to- Beside these there Is small qasn
,,y Of sreen Flu one half Of the whole OF the tea
brop. hi 10 Ksohis is sed tea bat this taken q, on
10 Siberia and Upr-r Asia Ii is called sea.d'7s r1n TOE
Circumstance II being pressed into sealed psks7s
.iuls 10 those in ~hirh Tobacco Is packed WITH u E.on
pact see weighs shout pounds and Is 81 ncny presses,
that nohi' less tbsn hammer aod cas-i ~i s-P
srst. l. When It is prepared / ks other t-s ;hN' &C
cordirs TO the Russisn fashion il yed thcz dep raj
a,d vd bi;t-r aud dist. reesbs TO the taste Ga The
surfse Of tbs nid floats vscoas fatty sa'st'n % Faic1
h Chinese declare not to b. ushs athy. ani uset N order
o mai the ties stitch srmiy together ia the p1ktss
TIE leaves q this old and tough Is va'hr beng
mxeo, toe. with twgs arc stalks. Without the duty
POUND al this tea costs 20 kppecks eth tas duty Que
'ouble and 90 koPpeckS 81 40 shs every kind ofteA
sken together costs the Is rodnle or 80 Is
he pould follows then that se actual 6rt II ss
AR eeusumya IN Russia ia ,hs very least roa1es or
as 30 The pound from 800 $50 rOable or fo slgJ
10 s4sa the chest Bat tne ki.cha msrchaat buys
gooos .bch be sxchs ges for tea q. Novgor6d and b.
came Icuste 10 receive his CAP Al oak uaaer y8.ri
..., g. ,uasxe that nscA Ct tss - u-ca - 70
ssa No.oss soT the VI sosofssa
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AT the south.

AHHEyILE,S G, AOg l.-wtoin the LAST tvo o. tire
week. W. have hid heavy On sand -k pyar-d
,urf- r. rasii Streams covering dat ian rns
ciofs wonderfully InysO 81
>ASDIEsyiLLE Gup- Aug live have hsd : ason n
Isiu n. be, aarh g-'o though -n-t-d
shke. l. Is tn Oft t1at y. lo
g,so s-s-.us .h'l- the a, iaing QUE i od a -
THoEAsvILLL. Ca, Aus. 81 s4E 2lO r. i-h ~
e,ru yesterday rs, will yi-a oosl-is lns &c -,
On e pro -ng ie l,-,O 70 Ia the pr a1fe WE-r.
r.. III A. h piece
FnIsELiS L. Ang s-t'sn- 10 ks toe soma SON
pian - too uu.h RAIL- out sill prosper, II g-- 81
az orop S.Iy.h air C,rU Is poor the cary doOuin va
i-o much for y.
LsKGa LAS - ioES.-Ns ye-i-Frsy shown. from ~
an Ar + e. Nst. Ills o W .snii ., % 70 al
-ve r"ssiing-.r- m-s.uring about Twenty lach-s II
lrg b. sn- 81 <hca you'd m0derst- III fsuil,
ir cinnrr Mr.. has arg- i-ll Of thus Drpiis tn.
Corn. * baltimore 5gs, Aug Is.
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FULros COuSrr. II, Aug Al - rhA crops about this
s.cIor srT- better What fz,n-r-d N ias or
CT O.'s heavy Cpra vefy Jroblsiaz Nv yh-s' n,
,sic Tor rs =, bat d cIU-d o. IS c-nra Ia 5Jo-
gu-I VI the pw stsss ut ss.r 10 the ui, Riv-r In.
Put nee. RiSiog Wy unoer h@r burd-os Jaly -
GOD m'rih hut II no~ ern-ss'v-iy Mt Yserd.y vas
~ t'est cas II tnr svssOs, t-rg l12 ia e 50 .i, IL u
90 = u - y IL. r c-rogl' &c g.
TsE.,, COS" ~ lJCr''.- "f .l.ns-t eys 1- GRIP
fo- il ut t.l- "'s.f sll-ry .sus-d "
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RRrsHyIILs. Ou,Ess Co, l. |, Aug l9-Ths Hay
crop been abundant though injured by g-nx 90 rij
Jg to the ut ~-.tb.r ia hayiog time Corn IS very
b.a,y generally in roasting r. ratoe. dne crop
but begin to roi badly Apples scarce. Tours;
sy..ousy. Aug IL learn that Wheat ~, 40. yield
well iron, the straw IL is injured by the Wheat worm
Barley ,ds poorly also Oats IN some sections are very
NIFTY th"k the crop all prove Dad ois g-n-rsy Ia
ihs State The dr. uth injured Grass. Cora never Ma
BAT.yIA n Y Aug. ls-rte hest Of the ssn'sph-rs
IA, been eriol.-ibs mercury ranging on over % IN
TIE shad.-,.s.tAon is completely dr-d up Future
rains cannot Corn ana Potatoes Potatoes are very
dry.
severe oruutn june -nd jay Grass crop m L. Wis
Theron enc ST L.sIence COUNTIES Si D." be Al aver
>. crop Wheat and C"rn uh average especially In
I.xi. ounf,-lot good nth. Oats are fat 'od
a. usual The Pot crop viii BE- snt as the gr0stn Is
- al a,d the dreaded rot hs. msd. IT'S appearance
Ps,tur,s although ,omewhAt eDig-ned by recent rA"s
re- ELL ,.y sbort Tee grass h"Pp-fs are DUNG s'd
.,k Buffer hes Will Do o,Os as-rske yi-id,
s,d !, Selling hlgh-Bstt,r ~ % % ceuts per pound
th..s. a 10 for the DDS caIri-s. The S-zrner At
e,i :. ,,trem.ly b., -no dry. J. CRpFOOr, Jr
C,>I,h Viz. A6s ny, Aug Crops IN Bro, sad
heiI arg Counurs, on the oasquen.hn Hivnr -Or~.'
fun svsrsg- crop; Wheat aud hy- cams IA hn-' Al
though bad ~-t weather for harvesting Corn iopSs
yer, pr mng Orls are generally good attn ugh Sd ns
arr badly injured by the rust Politics. srv going tue Did
rcsc d-siIucop oy IT, rot there Is our Ia To trt III
his -.ct, HIP nothing la average crop gen
.r.y cnIr.et.o TOR 80 o. Dts Alo upSArd tnsr d-sns
non I. ssr 10 b. W--~ no h"l -.
SosTtBk4pGE NJ .ss. Aug l2-In th- sourh-ra part OF
worr-,t-r County, h,.s, Corn viii De very good O.s
lar Pwsf".s y"Oo " H.. e. nov b-giDnug 10 spJs.,,
oess lot crUp rains have bsva frequent snd
.uy- TIA, The ud Of Hay will Dc unusaay gJOd,
81 feto abundant
OuosD. Cn.nsDgo Co, Aug ls53-rhe Potato
R"s ia ts County Wa Bsver vors-. l so"~ MT OF =
-Ig'e e.!d the OF which not nirsly very
T-sry dead The iub-r- have commenced y Dg
iciy usIy neics vii DOT be- dlx u AL H-r-i <or-
~. antIs have consequence IT tn Ao-eucs Of GOOD
T. iao.s rsi.-o l.g- quantities OF Csbbas- ADD Ssoish
haiti ~ ftr fur a. II ~.
sbuCt ~ sTp Of the latter 1T year. ib-y have lated
bos- substitutes vhlch all los u to- Pot.tJ
u.r- -v-r.i, . Especially among the pD0r-r classes
ious b. fortunately the Latter scarce among
Oar sr- fsl s7.fsg- cr Ch-naogo Hay no better
than last year Cora prouis-s nn-i,, out -uf c-d
ntch localities from tae recent heavy slI~er'.
btsDY.
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THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.
Al the North.

IAN cur wiring letters, will confer favor b.
about tie slate OF TIC
Wsaiher Crops IN q cir neighbour pods
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WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT.

CRYSTAL PALACE, Nev-Yort. Aug 49, 1853.
To cash on bsno -
Contributions for THU day. ........-....-.- % II
Total ~ %
J. l.. BROwS. Agent
TIE number OF visitors admitted to tue Crystal Palace
yesterday was 6-6Jy
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So that hAchta Win rutn ana justice Do shu w DC INC
great emporium between Russia and China Through this
civ more than one half Of Asano trade Of Rus
SIN and upon kisohts depend in great measure the
manufactures and Industrial resources OF the domn
ions Of the Car 1t will be we'll then to examine It lit
tie closer.
In return then for manufactures Russia receives in
Kisohts tea and nothing but tea with which supplies
the Inhabitants Of Western Asia As well As its own con
sumtrs
About 1870 rubes or t7s worth Of goods given for
chest of tea abou, SO bs 10 Kachts IL Is clear then
that chest OF tea be oe ed in the markets Of
Hovgorod for any price like this We must add to this
original eost
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THE RUSSIAN TEA TRADE.
Translated for The MY TnboDe from the Au.ls'

Translated for The N. Y TnbuDe from the Auslsad
The trade in Russia earned on Ia accordance WIZ
the els ms OF its other oriental China IL the
prnca consumer If Russian auafsctures whether thy
be Of metal WOODEN cotton, linen, leather or fur and tn
CITY of Kischta east Of the BakA Sea, and distant 10
straight line some geogr optical miles from St Peters
burg the market for all these goods But there are no
n.sns in ksohts OF getting at the value OF the goods
brought into the market snce the Russian GoVernmen
does not allow any If the merchants trading with TINS cy
10 sen goods the Chinese for money or credit out ns'
ON the brought 10 kiNhts being exchanged
pysdsb, for tea Before this arrives at Kiacha from
the south Of China ~hers is produced has sgeled
ssuce Of 1T least s57 miles performing the journey
psr, by and partly by being carried on the backs
Of men, Even the Rno those which would be
entirely csrded in Chins through the tedious
ness and length OF this journey valuable and readily ind
market in kisohta.
According Russisn statements the expectations OF Rus
sian during period Of Ave years have been
about s,,,, nh
Ese where lS"h"V
The ,.lue then of the Asatc trade for Eve
years ... '.~hfff+S ~ SAosi
making, the hverag' twelve niiienS SILVER iuoies
The year, or sbout s7,-57732
The exports TO CHINA through Kachts may be arranged
under tn. fno, ing htads:
Russian Nsrufs. tuts l!sS ~
or, a.. o.s Observation-Disclosures. 655i%
To,.l B..s.p Goods. 2ss7sIlo
Goos. o, mspufscsIed in 2isol7e Liolao
Total. loNseo
SO kincbts With justice be said ~ De the
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The extraordinary If the weather s more agree
sb- Than hesby. Such sudden changes work with di,is
effect upon irregular lvers and uasoc natsd par
,ops. Last Light calm and cool, with m.sahoen
q.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

On motion Of Mr. HoUsTOS it was resolved
thst until otherwise ordered, The daily hour Of meeting
be o'clock and that tbs order heretofore adopted for
evening session, be rescinded.
Mr. DAVIS Und) from the Committee on
Public Lends reported bill 90 adjust difficulties grow
ing of sales by the General Government Of swamp
lands heretofore gsnted 10 certain Staes The bl pro-
ydes that in ebses whore the Government had sold
sw mp lands granted 10 certain States the money shall
be refunded condition that they give good tile to
the purchasers.
The Committee on Public Lands proposed
substitute that instead Of money the States shall be per-
mi,ied to select other lsnds, acre for acre.
Messrs. DAVIS (Ind.) }, HALL and others ex-
planned The bill
Mr. TooMBs said that the act of 1850 only
eruuted the swamp and overflow lands unit for cult
yson bat the Secretary Of the Interior had 10 dis
graceful extent included mons Of acres OF other lands.
This was tie cause Of the conflicting ule.
Mr. DAVIS (Ind.) wanted 10 know what the
gentleman would do with tie men who had settled on
sCme Of thoEe lands.
Mr.. ToosBs replied, Their title is good
aeainst the general Government and the States.
Mr. DAVIS said the Government kept the land
oces open and cold the lands efer the passage Of the
law which vested the title 10 the lands Ia the States
Would the gentleman turn the settlers from the lands
END havethe Government keep their money!
Mr. TONES repeated, they have got good
title agsiDst the Government and the stes, and be
would vote for a bill TO secure this ~ them
Mr.. JeHssoS & TX } replied to the gentleman
who preceded him in debate
Mr. ORR said the bill under consideration did
ret his favor and the fact that the lsRd were en-
tered conclusive evidence that they we're hot the
Ewtmp lands given TO the States.
Nr. hooRE, of louisiana, said since Els state
had received swamp lands and drained some 81 hs'i,
,r,b eut iand has been brought into market
thus benefit had resulted from the grant Merely BE-
csuse lends were entered did not prove they were de-
sirsble Tor human habitstoD ThOusahds Of acres are
rcLs.sd On he Mississippi River only for the timber,
ard sfter this i CO, the land Is deseTtsd
AR CIYyEIAsD said the effect OF the bill
was 20 take money out Of the NatonAl Treasury and
transfer ike grstufy 10 certain STATES contrary 70
Alter further debate Mr.. CLEVELAND moved
IN Law the bl en- the table Carried; yea no nays 20
A motion 10 reconsider the above vote was
tabled by yea and nay vo,e
The House passed two Senate private bills,
.rd sdiourred