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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-31

~MS Henry q. Cannon, Attorney at
~ Law, Office ON Franklin, near Governor
street.
H All business promptly attended to.
la A-1m<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-31

49, Cochin China FowIs.-I have
~ for sale few pair of Cochi1 China and
Shanghai Fowls ALI Fowls purchased of me
can be relied upon being Of pure stock, should
they prove otherwise will refund the amount paid
for them.
WIN. A. BUFFERS,
at Nash & Woodhouse, eagle Square
iR7-Inf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-31

60 TO tOcnlists and fubiIc speak.
49, ers ALI who desire a distinct and har.
monious voice. should use Bryans Pulmonic Wa
ters occasionally; they remove all irritation of the
Uvula, and greatly improve the fexibhity and
power of the voice. For sale by
ia "a B WOOD, Druggist
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-31
MTss MARY :. DABNKY will -

M lss MAXI ss DAbNkH will resume
isA the duties of her school. on Brooke Avenus
day of February 1858 MJ school beins az .,,si.s'
Y for beginners, give special attention. 10 spsIns
heaaiag aaa Writing; also, to GeOgrephy, Hstory
S a. 'aaiiasSS- ia 3i-9ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-31
JOB PRINTING

DIsPATCH UFFICE.
Governor street, 2 doors from Main.
RICHMOND, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-31

Drhe Governor Of Pennsy lvania has been
convinced. by The commissioners appointed by
The Governor Of Maryland, that the shooting of
slave by Archibald Ridgely, a, Columbis,
Pa, last summer. was entirely accidental.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
Tile MONROE DOCTRINE.

Ala time when the Holy Alliance OF Eu'
ropean Despots were gravely celebrating on
the policy of sending troops and money 70 TINS
Continent. 10 aid Ferdinand of Spain "a JUNIOR
partner, or rather PrOtsgf OF said Alliance III
recovering his lost possessions OF Mexleo'
Central America, New-Graaada, Peru Chiu'
Buenos Ayres, &c, President Monroe tooA
occasion TO declare, in Message 10 Congress
that orr Government could not consider any
part of the American Continent open TO Ar'her
Colonization BY European Powers. No harm
ever came of this, and we presume Little OF no
good. We can perceive no particular oolec-
ton 10 its reassertion, in Mr.. Monroe's quiet
phraseology, at this or any future time
Yet it is not well to multiply words without
intending ali that they can be fairly implied to
mean. and purpOsing to stick to it. We will
therefore ask those who are anxious to put
our country into belligerent, menaeing a'tl'
tude on the subject TO answer this PLAIN ques-
ton:
Sunpose the crew Of an English, French or
Russian vessel should be cast away on the
savage coast Of inhospitable Patagonis, which
70 civilized country now claims or occupies
and should there ind as is not improbable an
immense God Region, and, returning TO their
own country. should make such representa-
tons as would induce their Government to
take possession Of that part of Patagonia and
plant a colony there, rcovi& yoH be in tdroT q
making Har to disPossess her Of that colony
nrhss she voluntarily abandoned ~
Do NOT answer this question hastily We
have considered the matter somewhat patient
n and can discover no sound principle on
which such a war could be justified. On the
contrary. # our army were sent 10 dispossess
said colony. ard we're thus involved IN san
culinary battle, it seems TO US that the quit Oh
the resulting slaughter would rest on 0"
heads. not on our adversarles'.
Then let us be careful not to gas about Oh
40 if we are likely to subside at last to some
thing like 40. Let US first be sure we are
riobt before we 90 ahead. Remember that
since our ACQUISITIONS from Mexico at the
swords point, we are in no condition to lecture
other Nations on rapacity and the wrong OF
oyerrunning or oyerturning weak States. We
now hold New-MexicO by a tenure nOwlse dh'
rerept from that Of British supremacy in India.
Our practice has incapacitated us for effective
preaching. We must no longer expect TO re-
buke foreign rapacity byPointing to our own
forbearance. The kings of the earth may ex-
ultingly query, Hast thou become as one OF
u.s. Whatever declaration We make, should
il ever conflict with the interest or purpose Of
any of the Great Powers we must be prepared
10 maintain by the last argument or ignomini-
ously abandon. This is no time for great
swelling words of vanity, but for earnest and
wary consideration.
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HAR DYe AND WIGs.-BArcHELoRs Man
lhe VA Almanac far -

Is nov ready for delivery AID contains, among
cite uus,ten--
A Chronological view Of he yesy l53
Explanation q Calendar
Eciipsrs tor the wear 1853
Elements OF the Solar System
star Table
Calendar page sdsptod 10 eyey lsst sd ihe Ja.,e1
states the mos, complete ever published
The Government Of the Unised s'f'es
AIist OF the Members 81 the NAAii- Consfess Gas
siaei.
Mileage OF, me XXXIld Congress (sgst session.
Members Of the XXXIlId Congress, IS ig Is chosen
Cansa aa ana Novs Scotia Statistics q Population, AsI!-
cultare. &C. from the Ceasas Of l>5l.
Bret Biographical Sketches Of Henry Gay fnd pan'e
Webster.
Nstioea Platforms, eeing hs Resolutions respectively
aSopte0 By the Wig and Democrats N-,ionai Goa
venuons 81 BSlumors in lSao
An Ahs;rae, OF the Laws dmp or&r. laws z al passed
stthe Isl Session Of the AAAlId Congress
Abstract of New Trcsties.
rxneua.,u-es Of the GoysrrnieI; fo- the tscG year
ending Jane 30, isJS.
Wealth az tie United Subscribing TIE ys!ss 81 Ire
real and personal properly in each safe, sScordns
IA The returns OF the late Census
Tbs Military Pos;s OF the uphed S's.ss. giving the
name and Location o. each P0s', slso TIE Issusas-
-r,,on. ami Commander attached % each.
The Agricultural Produces Of the United states ty
Ststes) irosn the lSte Census Population OF ne Pm
ci,sI Cisics Aad Towns IN ,he Uai.ed Ssaies
The Sources Of our Fopu,et0nS table lro.A TIE ate
Census showing tie Nsvi.ies o. Places ef b-fts o.
the Free People Of each STATE.
List OF Governors OF ths ssveral s'a'es "''a tneH
terms OF oiRce, SC.
~, ,;,,,. Of bo.linc Eleeiiczs in cash >-sie-
The time for Couyenins the Legislature .. each s'e
s,s,is,c, of Churches. SC, IN tie Ua-.ea s,sies
ps,,-n, Of the recent Elecssrs, carefully compared
wan those OF former years, sc. &c SC.
Price-Single eopes IL cents 81 per do1sa . per
,oo pos,mss.ers or osbers ins,oslEg Us 81, Tree o.
postage. wal be eatitled to Is copies.
The pos,ssc snder the new law Is esni eseh' pre-
maid . cons when not prepaid Aaaftss
GREELEY & McELRATII Tribune Baaidlass
December IS iS5s. se"'i"~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
INTERVENTION IN HAYTI.

We publish in another place, in letter from
a correspondent at Port-au-Prince, the private
instructions given to Mr. Robert NJ. Walsh
when sent by the L. S. Government to regu-
late the affairs Of our neighbOrs in Hayti.
Knowing as We do the source from which this
remarkable paper reached Us, We have no
doubt % It's authenticity. 1t will be seen
that they differ somewhat from the directions
publicly given 10 the same eminent diplomatist,
and are intended to qualify aud correct them.
Without this paper, the documents hitherto
given to the world by Congress and printed IN
our columns are incomplete In it Mr. Walsh
is ordered so treat the Dominican Republic
more iayorably, and to oppose the Emperor Of
Hsyti more rgidly than France and England,
tie other members Of this tripartite inter-
yention, might be inclined to do. We do
not propose here TO critieise these private
orders from Mr.. Webster TO his subaltern.
One phrase, however, be5rays too remarkable
ignorance Of the facts in the case 10 pass I'M
noticed. He speaks OF attempts 20 rssaya-
gate the Domncans. He evidently thinks
they were once conquered b. the laytisns,
when the truth is that they we're never subu-
lated, and their former annexation and incor-
poration with Hayti was accomplished peace
fully, and lasted in peace twenty odd years.
Ills soIciJade lest the French envoy shosld
be TOO hard with the Dominicans and too
favorable 70 Sollouque is amusing Il be-
trays such entire innocence Of any knowledge
as to the antecedents OF Major Rsybaud and
such absence Of all suspicion as 20 the posi-
bility Of an alliance existing between France
AID the Dominican Republic as would be as
tonishing IN the First Minister Of any other
great power except the United Stages. But
the truth seems 70 be that our great men art
uot very well informed upon foreign politics
ard diplomacy Nor is tie ignorance Of facts
nor the blunder IA policy which Id our Gov
trnment 20 weaken Hayti for the sake Of the
Dominican Republic. any casse for surprise
An intelligent and firm adhesion 70 our OWE
Interests and cur own principles cannot b
said to have been Characteristic OF our for
eigl policy for some time past Who knows
when there VIII be a reform
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
FRANCE

The Ministers of Austria, Prussia and RIA
sia have at longth presented their credentials 70 N
Emperor
The Emperor of Russia remained firm ia biz
refusal 20 uso the term Brother nnd compounded b.
writing Mon Ami
The Representatives OF the United States
Wurteubc a. Bavaria, Tuscany, Hanover, Baden aul
aaxony have received their crrdentinla and the Ger
man pct have formally decided 10 recognize Napoeoa
M. The Pope Portugal, Sweden and Greece have o.
ready done 20.
There il nopOlitical nows.
The MoRitcurs hll of appointments of Of
fcers If the llousohOld and other ycrll
The Senators are appointed Among them are a. ~
De La Roche, Jscquein, Pcrslgny. and tiahault
The Emperor said 10 the POpe's nnnciO, "
trust under Divine Providence, 10 be able 10 deyeloi
toe Property o France. and to secure the peace d
Europe
The Church of ST. Geneyiye, late the Panthe
on, has been opened for divine worship.
Prince Murat having demanded l2O0000O o
francs for the crown property Of King Mura with coa
pound interest Napoleon offers 10 pay the amour, VIII
out the interest 20 which no answer has yet been 70
turned.
The Patrie denies the occupation Il Samaai
by the French end says that the story had no tOlss
tOn except IN the presence Of The riyste Sybe 10 i5s
Haytien waters where she cruising for the health
the crew.
The Government has abandoned The das Of
taking possession OF the Insurance Companies.
/ The Count DOrsay's widow is married .
/ Hon. Charles Spencer.
/ NJ Dupin was offered, and had refused IN
! Attorney Generalship.
There has been more more fighting in ~
geria-
Prince Jerome the younger had not De-
parted 10 assume the Vice.Royaty Of the Province
Cholera was very prevalent at Ona.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
TIE PACIFIC RAILROAD.

When Asa WHITSEY first propOunded bis
great scheme Of Railroad across the North
American Continent, the chief considerations
urged in It's favor we're those connected With
Foreign Commerce. The dazzling idea Of
supremacy over the world; Of controlling the
trade of India and China, and Of endowing the
United States with a supreme voice IN the al
fairs Of na-ions, lent splendOr 70 the project
and eloqaenee to is advocate.
Ii was matter of demonstration 4 short
er route and cheaper carriage between Europe
ard Asia could not fail 10 give US that trade,
and with it England and all Europe must be-
come cur bene6ciaries and tributaries We
should be the carriers snd merchants Of the
whole world Holding in cur hands the great
channel Of intercourse between Bast and
West no power wssld he able 10 conteadwitA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22

- The Ladies State Temperance Con
yention at Albany yesterday appears to have
been rather the most interesting feature Of
the great demonstration Of the past four days.
Tie attendance was very large the addresses,
speeches and resolutions pithy and pointed. 4
Committee Of Ladies from the Convention in
vaded the Assembly Chamber where, by a
suspension Of the rules, they were permitted
TO present in person the petition of $4,000
women ofthe Empire State, praying the Legs
lature to enact a law for the suppression ofthe
rum traffic Miss Clark, Chairman of the
Committee, made a forcible and elegant little
speech, explaining the reasons Why the petit.
TONERS ask for the passage Of the law in ques-
ton. There was very little opposition to the
request Of the ladies 10 be heard in person,
and that mostly from the City of New-York.
Mr.. O'Keefe made a coarse, indecent speech
on the occasion, of which he will no doubt live
TO be heartily ashamed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22

ancs of Philadelphis ard Boston ccaaFn'
the conclusion.
Now should the people Of the State agree
to nav this annual tax for che support Oh
l,;,.-x organization, We shall doubtless
have in a few years, very complete s!s-
,o,, r,mifying throughout the community
and forming power Ofno slight consequence
rho Gentlemen who have been promoted 10
ofscs under the new law are thoroughly im-
messed with the Importance which this arm Oh
the State is likely TO attain, and are des''o"s
: s,u further advancing t. Ii is deemed
essential. IN order TO carry out TINS dess"'
- a6act more complete understanding
.r,onc tho officers in different parts oil the
St.+a and the Convention just held was called
for that purpose. The deliberations Oh '"S'
ho3v (which assembled under all tho impress
.;ve circumstances ofmilitary equiPage' ana
.o,,h;rsd considerable talent and much coase-
,yence derived from title aud ststion), led 70
the development of plan for the formation OF
u. new Military Code" which should embrace
rroyisions for more complete combination
oftbe uniformed troops, and give more effective
movers TO the officers, in order 70 enable them
70 assimilate the militia in discipline and sub
ordination, more nearly to the regular army
The first step, that Of prescribing Uniform
dress. after the pattern OF that adopted Tor
tbe L : troops. was taken last year lhe
others may follow.
To the Legislature now in session. thi' suo-
iect will be commended. We trust that no
thing will be done without a due consideration
Of the whole matter. If it is requisite ana
proper that We should have body Of state
troops. and that the officers OF such force
should be invested with extensive powers and
draw nav for services from fund set apart Tor
that purpose. the members will grant the pet
ition emanating from the Convention. Ii not
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
ITALY.

A letter from Genoa, dated 18th Dee -,
mentions the arrival there OF the American -
Sumner, charged i. was said, with special h''''
the King Of Naples. .s,,e
Haynau is still at Florence, and mueh p''''
by the fsshionabes =, -, III
Madame Madiai is better in health po' =
co1hned in prison. .hst
The Opinion. of Turin, has letter 49, ~.
says that adctzky bad fallen into Disgrace of Ee
60 order the execution o; the prisoners remsiii. m,
from tieir trials az Maniua, and that he 81 DC
from cen uland. MI. On.
A decree has been issued. prohlDt.at -,
ezDcI'aiiob o. PO'stocs. Indian corn, peas a"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
SPAIN

Several diplomatic changes are alaos.r
Among others, H. sGndogal, who WIS AZ the LIZ ~ d
eeeds 10 Me'.ico and NJ. Vera. Secretary L-yr'sr
Caracas General Vigo, formerly Goyerno,, ,...sEt
CuDa, N. PlsBeda, Flscel Agent a. Havana, aDSfes
nez Of Puerto Rlco and Manuel Quesada, ~ Gu
Squadron, have been appointed membens~
NAL Council ,o.esrr
There is a falling of in the revenues ~ -
Der last compared with last year Of nine =
Real -, -
General Urbestando mas rendered hs
nation Of the Government OF the Philippine iAs'~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
~ WoRMs, WonMs.-A greaI many learned

frtatises have been written erfn,niE me oIgh o.
and oa ssfy ns the general IN The human sJsien
Scnrcev any topie medCA science has elected more
acue observation end profound research and yet physicians
are vtty much divided 10 opinion on tie subject u must
be admitted however that amer ALI MODE OF eNciAs
OF more value thun the Wsest dsqo 20 g me e
The expclng agent has 81 length been ionnd-pf' NC
LANES gERMFUGF Is the much a0cgt alter spec-nc,
aud has ALREADY zpsrc ded ali 0tlol medicines rs
efficacy being tuVcrsaly Acknowledged by medical pr1e
ttoneFs for sole ia AcWA ork, wholesale AID RETAIL hy
G. V. CIcHFHrR q Co. No. ~ bgccleyst-, aud b1fD~
PAvl No 40 CourtlaHdtst. Sold $50 By the prineiPa
drur lists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22

bound FOR NevYorS. with Migrants. upwaryi Of Gfy
Of whom persisted
Politically the news though interesting Is Of
70 ,reA, importance.
The Cotton market st Liverpool was au,l.
but prices exeeq, for Fair Noble. Which "A Iowa,
show no change.
Bresdstuirs were less active.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
rv- Use HowE's HYeElAS HoARHouyD Lv

rRwokr and ASPARAGUS COUCH CANnY. 4 p.eaFaui snd
objective remedy for Coughs Colds and HoaTsness Wa
ranfed 10 give ncf in i've minutes fncc D 10 ana ~ cents
per package. Wholesale agencies Tor New lofA- Hath
RuCHLF A Co. No ~ 0retnwich-st w. a. IEeA Nc 70
John Il. T. NJ GUioS, No. II Bowery' { H. hAs, co
per al BroadwAy and Jolm.st ErrNFZEg Cook Co. No.
~ WaShingtof 81 Mrs HAYS Ne lT5 Fgtvust, brook.
Iva and by Druggists generay throughout tie uuted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
TElEcEAri OFFICE HALIFAX, Ms,

Frslay, Jan. q, lbs.
The Royal Mail Steamship Europa, Capt
shsnror rom Liverpool on the I'll inst arrived here
at O'Clock this mornBgead sailed again at o. for
BOston, where she vii b. due about o'clock r. NJ.
On sstuIdsy. she BRINGS o. through PASSENGER. and
for HALIFAX.
The Z. N. Steamship Niagara from Boston
On Tie I'D December arrived out a; Liverpool on the
ID inst.
The Collins steamship Arctic, from New
orA on lie 18th December. arrived Liverpool
on the morning Of the 5tA inst, at - a 81
The steamship Hermann sailed from South
amPioa for New-York Oh she 9Th January. but put
back on the eth considerably damaged.
The most important announcement by this
srrival Is he burning Of The paeket.shp 81, George,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
BELGIUM.

The notifications OF the COmmerciai Ires su
between Frsnce and Belgium were exehAHss'' ." ~
3lst December e.a g.,
The force Of the Belgian Army Is hAe" "'
the year at 10000 ...,;o, 9,
The new Press Law went INTO opeis''"
Brussels on the LIST inst. o.laA
The Police authorities OF Dfussen y, 49,
that the funeral Of Madame ko.sutb--hio' " jts
tnguis he'd exile--shOuld take place oas~s WV
prevent political demonstration
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22

~ LYos's kATHuRoN gives the Hair rich,
SOFT glossy ard cuthng appearance ouuses The Heal from
from turning grey, and Feprodaoes Har upon Bad
Heads Price only q ccnis. .
Sold BY c. n. RING, cor Johu-st; Cllson no - aud
Rice and Smiu No rs Broadway. WIN. n G.cs Ne .
6th-ay W. q Freensn, 40 81 3i-ay- NcH'forsi Mls.
HAYS No. i}6 Atlantic -, and Rsdclif Bros, No ny
Broadway H. = bANN-e
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Conirma,ions-Appo inrnents-The New Cabi'
net, &c.

Spe,hi Dispatch 10 The " y Tribune;
WASHINGTON, Friday Jan 81, lS53
Those who are supposed to be conversant
with the matter ssy that SoulG win establish treat
reputation on Tuesday next
William b. Sasser, clerk in the 9th Audit
orsofice charged with having administered strych.
nine to biz paramount some months since and bailed
~ that time mas now been surrendered by his surcte5
and committed 10 jail the Grand Jury having today
found a true bin against him. Sasscr has family.
The combinations BY the Senate in execu
i've session on Taursday were John B. Montgomery,
Captain en- the Navy, vice Morgan, deceased W. w.
Hunter Thomas T. Craven, Commanders Miles h.
Warrington #. X. Davenport n. p. HARRISON Lieu
tenants. wee Craven. Foote and Hunter promoted
Benjsmin Herriot, Navy Agent at New Orleans Ed.
ward Jones Of Virginia, Lieutenant OF Marines Alex
snder John Mitchell Of Kentucky Purser in the Nav
The President has slso minated Alton x. Easton as
sub.Treasurer NJ s. Louis and ---- stevens, OF
Maryland, has been appointed by the Secretary Of
State bearer o dspaiehe. to NicaVgua. Hcis brother
OF our Charge there.
Senator James speech is clear and cOnclu-
si,e in the case Of Mejor Wigs heir.
The majority Of the Southern rights mem
0ers and outsiders are now strongly opposed % Dix
on the ground that Benton w0ald influence him 10 ex
clude Atclson ell other Southern rights men, and anti
8,nt0ntes The old line Democrats protest against all
Compromise men in the Cabinet, while others deem
arnalgumaion desirable. There was great confusion
today IN Secret Session. Fitzpatrick Weller, Soul'
End Downs spoke against, Dawson aud Shields for
BAD GERS confirmation. GUS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22

TURorE.-The Europa, at Halifax. brings
little political news Of Importance The Min
listers Of the Northern powers have at length
presented their credentials to the Emperor Of
the French Nicholas absolutely refused 70
call Louis Napoleon by the title Of brother, and
compromised the matter by using the phrase
Mon Ami" Another horrible loss at sea is
reported, namely, the burning Of the American
ship St. George, Capt Benson, with passengers
from Liverpool for New-York, By which catas-
troPhe over Fifty unfortunate persons lost their
lives.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22

CoVcRrss.-The Senate vas mostly occupied
with private bills end executive business. Ia
the House, the w7ighty point whether Wo-
nan can keep secret, came up IN cIhlec'ioh
with the question Of clearing the galleries 80
hear the Presidents message upon the spanish
claim read. Mr POik-the member from Ten
nessee-intinated doubts as 20 the women, but
his want of gallantry was made mp by his paTri-
otic regard for the dignity Of this Republic
Eleven members only sustained his motion 70
clear the gaIleIies-the apostolic number-the
eleven and Dir. Polk. So the Message was read
publicly. and the world has the opportunity
If seeing the mighty mares nest discovered by
the member from Tennessee. And then the
House voted 70 take breath until Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22

Y The trial of the Captain Of the Reindeer
amounts to nothing-the Jury could not agree
after eight hours deliberation, and were dis
charged. Il is understood that they we're equal
" diyided-six for conviction, six against it,