The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-28
sPIRlrOF THE PRESS.

kindness, courtesy and hospitality OF her
citizens, Memphis is certainly not surpassed.
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS. Is
The Wing of yesterday speaks of the work
ings ofthe Sub Treasury Law, and states that
the result is, instead of having a hard money
currency as promised, twenty odd millions of
dollars are now locked up 10 the Sub Treasury
and withheld entirely from circulation.
The Mail remarks that notwithstanding the
warlike character of the last intelligence from
Russia, it cannot bring itselfto the belief that
the Gar will risk collision with both France
and England. The naval power. it says, Of
Russia cannot compete for a moment with that
of England alone, to say nothing of France,
and the time has not yet come when her mill
tary power can cope with the united strength
of Turkey, France and England.
The Enquirer rejoices to see that the Dem
ocrats of the great State of Georgia have no
bly, put aside all their past divisions, have blot
ted out all traces of former separation, and
have come together upon a common pla tform.
The Times comments upon an article on Sc.
cessionism in the New York National Demo.
crat which, it alleges, states in substance that
the advocates of secession abandoned that doc.
trine when they gave in their adhesion TO the
Baltimore platform. That idea the Times re
CARDS as in the highest degree absurd and pre-.
posterous, and gives its reasons for thus be.
lieving.
FOURTH OF JULY ExCuRsIoN.-We observe
in the Washington papers an advertisement of
pleasure excursion in the fine steamer Balti
more, from that city via Piney Point and Old
Point to Norfolk, and back. The Baltimore
will leave Washington Saturday morning at 7
O'Clock, and return on Tuesday. Passengers
wall have near two days at Ola Point, and
longer time at Piney Point. As a part ofthe trip,
the Baltimore will go out to the Capes of Virgi-
MIA Monday morning, in time to behold the sun
rise on the Ocean. She will be commanded by
that excellent officer, Capt. McCauseland.-
For the round trip, the fare (meals. .included)
will be $6-or $40 for lady and gentleman.
The round trip to Old Point s5-to Piney Point
$l.5O. Persons desiring to go from this city
and Fredericksburg, can meet the Baltimore,
by taking the cars Saturday morning.
The MEXICAN TARIFF.-Under the new
Mexican Tariff, the following ports are declared
open to foreign commerce.
On the Gulf: Sisal, Campiche, San Juan,
Bantista de Tabasco, Vera Cruz, Tampico de
Tamaulipas and Matamoras.
On the Pacific: Acapulco, Manzanillo, San
Bias and Maza,lan, and Gaimas in the Gulf
of California.
On the Northern Frontier: Matamoras,
Preside del Nor,e and Paso del N orte.
On the Southern Frontier: Comitan, Taxita
Chice.
Until this tariff is enforced, duties will be
exacted under that of October lS45, as since
modified by the law of November "a, l849 and
Oath January, 1858.
Wenotice among the prohibited articles tall
low. tobacco, sugars, salt pork, wheat and all
cereal grains flour excepted in Yucatan.l j
The law Of the 4lh of April, lS49, permit.
ting the importation of -four, rice, su gar. coffee
pork sides, lard and all other nee essar;es. at
Matamoras aDd other frontier ports under spe.
Gifted duties. remains in full force.
The tarih laws respecting invoices, ships
papers, &C., remain without alteration, except
that the weight of all packages must be ex.
pressed.
This tariff will go into operation on the first
day of September next, for ali vessels bound
from Atlantic ports to ports on the Pacific: on
tne tst oil october, for vessels from European
ports to ports on the Gulf of Mexico, and on
the Ist OF August, for vessels from American
ports amt Islands to ports on the same side of
the continent as the port of departure.
CINCINNATI. June 23.-The store of fDorr &
Arnold on Sixth street, was broken open on
the 2lst and robbed of $1,000 worth ofjewelry
and fancy goods. The whole establishment
was completely everhauled, and the best and
finest goods taken. - 4 e
FRIeHTFuL AccIDErr.-A serious accident
occurred on the 18th at Philadelphia. The
workmen hnd just topped out the gable end
wall ofa new Baptist church, and were about
removing the scadolding from the interior, when
the entire wall fell in bodily, crushing two
stone.masons in & shocking manner They
were taken to the Hospital.
H-The Andsrson. 8. G. GAzstta Of tbs SD IN.
stant, says thats'a geld mine has bssn discovered
on McCulouehs . creek upon land belonging 70
Elijah Msjors, Eses about 7milss from shis placs.
Our informant stsles that good wages have bssn
made BY the simpss process Of p.nnins.'
Len WAsrxp.--Ws lsarn from he Philadslphix
Evening Bullstn, that On Tie 9TH instant, ths
large Ice house 81 Lssy,k Co. on the eehuylkin.
above Palrmoat Va dsstroysd by IRE. together