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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-30

IMPRESSIVE DIscoURsE.-Rt. Rev. Bishop
ArkINsos. Of North Carolina preached yesterday
noIning az ne Monumental Church, from the 3Bth
!ast shall live by faith The discourse was ,aost
impressive one, abcunding in striking thoucb,s ana
beautitni imagery. The Bishops manner of snesI
ING ssngulariy plain and straightforw ard ,rhil =
me same time bis language is such as to develnne
mind richly stored with intellectual reasures :
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REMOvAL.--sM1TH & ROBERTS

buiid!ugs. Pearl street.
Thankful for The liberal patronage of their old
friends s1d customers, respectfully solicit con-
tanpsnes of the same. and would invite the attention
o. NOukFRY MERCHANTS. SADDLERs. MA.
CHISEsTs. COACH MAKERS and Il OUsE BfTiL-
DEks ~ their superior assortment Of GOODS and
TOOLS, adopted 10 the wants of the tzada
We are now receiving part. and viii shortly have
IT store, the whole of car SPRING STOCK. eulbra-
chg slany new and desirable Goods Coae hsnakers
viii fiad II TO their Interest cali and examine an
entire stock Of COACH HARDWARE ard
TRIMMINGS, to he opened the ensuing month.
Grr regular assortment Of HARDWARE, CUT
LERf. GUNS ard sADDLERy,i will be greatly
Increased and 10 will be constant aim TO meet the
Ssnis ST customers and friepds, both in goods aud
prices SMITH & ROBERTS
s-im @t5 81 % Pearl street
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CONGRESS-FR1pAy.

: iSENArE.-A message was received from fhe
President OF the United States, transmitting a re-
port from the Secretary OF State together with tbe
correspondence which has taken place with the
government OF the fapai States touching mission
10 the UniGed States.
The private calendar was taken up, and the re-
ma!nder OF the day was occupied In lis considero
tion, when the Senate adjourned until Mouday.
HOUSE OF kEPREsEkrArIvEs.-The Speaker
laid before the House communications from the
Treasury Department in relation to the Chieka
saw indians; from the Department of the Int rior
with estimates for deficiencies for salaries and s
cidentat expenses connected with the commission
ers tor settling land claims for California and from
the Commissioner of Public Buildinrs. giving an
account OF the contracts made in his cffice durina
the past year; which were referred to aopronriate
committees. Three private Senate bills were then
committed. The House resolved itself into Commit
tee OF the Whole on the private calendar and after
wards reported twenty-five bills to the House 4
debate arose on an amendment to one OF The vafe
bills; and, without doing any business of public
interest, the House adjourned until Monday next
1HE DESPERATE ATTEMPT AT Surcrpr At
NHEELISG-The telegraph has already briefly
stated that young lady at Wheeling, disappojnted
II love, a lew days ago, made an attempt to commit
suicide py jumping from the suspension bridge into
the Ohio river The lntelhgencer saws the toll col
ecor observed her at the hghest part OF the bridge
take OF her bonnet and shawl and climb up the rail
ing when he ran up to her but only in time TO catch
the iaantilla she wore, when she broke from his
grasp and ieaped to the stream below, distance
even at the present high stage of water Of NOT iea
than serswfgeight feet The current was full of
noating ice and her destruction seemed inevitable
she then rose- then plunged wildly in the
swollen torrent-sank again, rose once more and
then foated onward amid the torr ,t f Ire .,.i,S
nothing but her head and one haui occnsionallv
visible. Several men in a skif put out from yhe
wharf, foaiewed her. gave her up ss lost several
times but each time renewed the chase and saa,iv
pick sA alive huf inxcn IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-30

We copy from the Fredericksburg News the fol
lowing notice Of an address recently delivered by
Mr. John R, Thompson of this city, before the Ere
dericksburg Young Mems Society: f'4g sa%sea
Mr. Thom pson g address was entertaining instruc.
tive ard delightful in the highest degree fully sus-
tanning the reputation of les distng gushed aGthor and
adding new charm to by-g7ne glories, encircling
with chaplet of unfading mhrance The colonial
cy and rare" with felicity of expression wealth
of material and chivalrc regard for the cavalier
gentry of Virginia the society of the olden time"
pursuits and usemeBts, their home details and do
mestic portraiture, until almost felt that with
mansions on the James. had seated ourselves in the
Governors Library at Williamsburg, or W ere moving
in the aecorous minuet with some courfly dame of
roneien regime Touching the chords with master
ly hand, the grand music of the past rolled slong
through the years that had fed and found a answer.
ing echo in the listening heart of tn present
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RUM-ltAI barrels best quality New
!. =. = 3 EHs'aas RUN svss.e,1sr sss s,ss s1 49,,
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~ The Red Coat is the Hisn OF the .hea ~
THING STORE in this city. and The Eplshssers Of ],
Clothing are becoming lnoie colyine. II the u
They find the Clothing PuIchssed VI LEY q ~ ~ !.
superior quality, and the prices uncvnuoDiy low
His stock Of furnishing goods corhp,ste q fs
ees to suit the most econsmieai. So 8 z sw aassY
He viii also make to CIDER. CLOTHING Of evuEy 10
description low y h be pnschssa esswhassraoa
resdy-made 8zssss k8a Y8afsses fAsss : 4itsssrrss
To be assured ofthe fact call on Levy, sk his -
store No. So Main Streets opposite ie Cily hOtek
sign OF the he'd Coat A@a' b : :
WANTED.--aoo pair couasf3 -snit SOCKS. 10 r.
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BuRsEp WITH PowDER.-Peter O'Co1

BURNED WITH POWDER.-Peter O'COn.
ner, small boy, in company with three other lads,
purchased one quarter OF a pound of powder last
Saturday morning. and weEt into the rayine east of
the Poor House, 10 blast earth. After boring hole
in the ground and filling it with powder, Peter ap-
piled match 70 set it oil and before he thought Of
IT, an explosion took place burning his face slightly
His companions Ut once ran of and gave the alarm,
and assistance was soon rendered Peter was Ia
ken 10 house near BY, where his sccsched face was
dressed. Fortunately his eyes were not injured by
the explosion, nor are his burns Ut all serious Lit
tie boys shouid be careful how they handle powder
at all much less play withit - y
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10 The MERCHANTS OF

tf-AssSt, 10 The MERCHANTS OF
Il ~fIAE RICHMOND.-Every merch ant that has
n iSE1S1 3 a warehouse ought TO cave one of NY NJ
K9 iiIkS PROVED HOSTING MACHINES if he
"'ifiLAa he's goods to hoist to the upper story as
he will save time and expense, say nothing OF the
safety al mis- goods two three stories ABOVE his
head The Machines have become IL general use in
rhe Northern cities. Two OF these Mschnes
eau be seen IN this city, one at MI E. II. SKtNxER's
on Cary street; also at CRENsAAw & Bros, on the
Cana Basin, n this city.s
Persons IN want, canwrite to me- East fats ATen-
us Baltimore Md Z. L. BATES,
tige three Sizes to suit large small warehouses
end less price han any other tor the purpose
p-iiul~
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bedlp was burnt 10 etgy at Louissille recently.
ine courier says the ceremonies were couducted
ny large crowd OF Germans, who frst aas selsfted
asked what they did fhistor, one Of them renied'
in Broken English, Vat for be come bcfef T6yfell
We Mericans can take care Of ourselves. Dunderi,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-30

ExEcyTTos evs HoAax. James +. Hoere WA
executed in New York last Friday for the murder Of
susan McAnany. He met his fate with frrnness,
making no public confession, but expressing the
hope that as he had no: committed murder for any
felono,H purpose bus rafher ii not by accident it
least in the heat Of passion and madness that part
Of his crimes or dshonoF should cling to his ctni
dren, or that they should ever be taxed nsulted
in regard to the occurrence. m re- "a s. = Il s
This was the hfth execution in New York within
twelve months. When ON the gallows he prayed
earnestly with the priest then shook hands with his
friends, and askedte sheriff in firm clear voice,
''are you ready The sheriff went forward, shook
hands with hin, and kissed him. The.rope was then
adjusted round his neck and the black cap put over
his face, after which the sheriff drew his sword as
the signal to the rope which was to Jerk him
upin the air Tie deputy sheriff dropped the hand
kerchief, but the Executioner did not see IT, and
few minutes elapsed before the axe. descended
When the rope was cut, owing to his being a heavy
built man, ne went up rather slowly. The rope did
not appear to catch him tight enough around the
neck, and he struggled convulsvely several mputes
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no coNTRAcTORs.-ssalra YsSf

" @OG A4s<AN = SSAsA's7 1SSAtSA A4xK~szw
IL Als Will BE- Teeeiyed by the Undersigned exfh4
Euxsnesfs Office Of the BxedeFcksbusx ast Gofden& y
vile Railroad, NATL W EbNEsnAy. brUroxsy Isessf
for the GRADuATIDN ana MASINki of p akise ;
OF said road embracins the ErN a s~esuas Nese -
Fredercksbprg. Bsaders usy aivo ah~r csFsse i
whole Ene bet~esn FrsdsrieAabuys zna s0ssApssr ;
yille 6ssancs of 43 OF ~ miles sf.s II s9e ssts
Speci6estionkssdP Prc6ies she rafk can IS 8 -
at the Enaine eef's oisee sfrscss pt 500 e
ter shrusry ssh, Aid any Information IAistnk -
can - eetansd from ths LAssassts tsssdsns ass
the line, - So . .ss Z s NJ ~ n s. ], : II - -
Bids III persons unknown % ths s<s<ssssssd nnssa
b4 secompanisd by lesless -
E " 7sgss 0E0a llAckko Cd. chaxs EHstc$>Iaas
vyaAAxarhs sknfr Ian III. fesS- i ESsNi NJ 3Ax.
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Nor HEARD.-WiIliam Fordham ons :

3 NOT HEARD.-WllIiam Fordham. ope Of
the white boys charged with steaiins .hirts fror,
MI Walt . premises. Was captured bv C.ntsin
Mh,te last Saturday morning, and brought before
day. with the hope Of getting all the parties conce,
ea, into the hands Of the law at the salne t;rne
ornnam Is said TO be one of the worst bows in he
city; and as the records show, has been arraienei
sssera nmes ior petty larceny Of various kinas.-
ne seems TO have lost all respect for himself o. his
friends, young ~ he IL. and has no more dreaa of
ans iaw or shame for his crimes than the moet hsr
aened rogue in christendom
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-30

RATCLIFFE5 d DOUGLASS E1ye II =
IL store and aaoat, and cder for SAILS s. a@ ss
20 hhds N. O SUGAR, u sssi 4aassfsases >
50 bbls. MOLASSES,s sa - asFf SD .xaibtaA
10 hhdk Cuba do EK fssg@e .gs8issf tsf sy fa8asFs
Is bbls. G yellow SUGAR. ats az a8s 5as ssssss
10 boxes Loaf Fs8 do f@ Sssa 4es gssy, - 4ses
10 hbds. BACoN-Sides. shouldsv seA Hsns,,E s.sgl
50 dozen BROOMS,s-a IA ssg !. "a ftsss fs - .
ITO boxes brown SOAP. ssas Il A = = = ss - -
so do. Fancy de- tsfe ksa
SO kits No MACKENZIE = * $sRfsF iAs -
100 bbls. Nos. and do, = ss4sas14s8 24sais a
tieaccs CODFISH sa5 8a8 9s4 ss3 yasa@
10 bbie. Supef Caro- SODA, ssss 1ssT 8e spsMas
10 fierces Seigssg do. S8 Il ss a4s ssss.ssas,
20 boxes Pearl &TARGHsssts as4 80 zY zsas 80.
50 do. Prime GHEEDE. 10 80 - gss.ss
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s. packaxss BRANDY r-past hgsid snz Hsps<s4sss
seJ-vsry spperin1i sinfss 1877. ges..9sss. -
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and will II q feys 1ays rseeirs fall assortaassss.vas
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-30

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SAvAaEl-Miss Gertrude Dell, Z, ledvof
the town, charged with assaul.ing her bosrdinu nj.
fress ~fha glass candlestick Friday last aud ri
mitfed p bah for her appearance before the Mayor
iast saturday failed 10 rcsch the Court room usel
tne Court had adjourned, and the consequence WA
~. her recognizAnce was marked forfeited she
enshSe aAeJ, who complained Of her, but whs also
ialled g appear and testify. Gcffrude gave a an
sxcnse ior her late arrival At the City Hail. shaf che
Md g no1 Know where the Court was held. and had
e . Ios some time in fnding IL but promised
TINS morning. to abide the workings Of the law.
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Washington sentinel., 1854-07-13

The proprietors of the Albany Argus an
nounce to their readers and the public, that
owing to other business engagements and to
ill-health, Mr.. Edwin Croswen will retire from
the concern as one of the proprietors on the
lst August next and that Gideon J. Tucker,
esq, who has been for some time connected
with the Argus as associate editor, will then
become the owner of his interest in the estab-
lishment. ~ @@
Mr.. Croswell retires from the Argus after q
long laborious and faithful service, with most
enyiable reputation for ability and integrity.
There are few men in the editorial profession
better known and more respected. We do not
doubt that his successor will be found equal to
the onerous duties that attach to the conduc.
torship Of SO well known, influential and lead
ing journal as the Argus. We wish him sue
cess.
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-13
STREET PREACHING-cHURCH
BURNING

No one can look through the newspapers of
the country without being struck with the great
increase of crime, chiefly in our large northern
cities. Every form of crime seems to be on the
increase. There is one, however, that has
recently been repeated with an alarming and
most disgraceful frequency--churcb burning.
Mobs Of excited fanatics, incited and led on by
impious vagabond street preachers, have either
burnt or otherwise destroyed many Of the sacred
buildings that have been dedicated by Catholics
to the worship Of God. Most of the churches,
however, that have been destroyed, have been
destroyed under cover Of the darkness and by
unknown persons.
When streetpreaching, which at best is but
a nuisance, has become an instrument in the
hands ofhypocrites and rascals to instigate mobs
of fools and fanatics TO breaches Of the peace,
public Disturbances, and the destruction of
churches, it is time that these streetpreachers
should be arrested in their mad career and
punished with the utmost severity Of the law.
The quarrels, broils, and fights between the
Protestsnts and Catholics are on the increase.
They arc stimulated BY these vagabond street
who, we are inclined 10 think, are
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-13

morrow at Syracuse. From what can be
gathered from the delegates they will listen to
no overtures for reunion with the soft-shells
upon any terms, but will adopt a bold national
indendent platform, and will nominate, tho
rough -goingindependen State ticket. There is
report that the convention will probably nom
mate Daniels. Dickinson for governor; but this,
we presume, is only conjecture. Some fears
are entertained of lack of harmony upon the
Nebraska question; but upon that issue it is
to be hoped they will set an example which
will compel the softs 70 show their hands. BY
and large, you may rest assured that this
hard-shell convention will turn out to be one
of the most important political movements of
the age.
The news from California is encouraging;
good crops, and plenty of gold. The receipts
have, however, up to June lst, of this year, as
compared with the same period Of last year, in
dicate deficiency of over three millions. This
may be accounted for from the increased de-
mand for gold as circulating medium in
California ITSELF and not from any decided re-
duction in the yield of the mines.
The weather has become much pleasanter
since Sunday. and the consequence; we trust,
will be marked elimination in the weekly re-
port Of mortality, The opera draws good
houses at Castle Garden; while Madame Anna
Thillon, whenever she appears, fills Niblo's to
overaowing. She is charming actress; and
her limited range as a singer is more than
made up to the beholder, in the beautiful little
woman before him. Listening without seeing
her, her voice is thin and weak; but look at
her, and she warbles like an angel.
The Cuba question at Madrid, at Havana, at
New Orleans, in New York, and at Washing,
ton appears to hang fire. Look sharp, or the
"6rst gem of the sea" will yet be lost to
". UNCLE, SAM.
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-13

the whole whig party of the south into the de-
mocratic organization. Such coalition could
no doubt carry some States, but it could ac-
complish no more. And even then, when the
moment came for the division of the spoils,
there would be such confusion Of tongues
as Babel never knew, and such discord as
would shame the realms of Pluto. They would
split, sever and divide, and be bitterer foes than
ever they were before.
We have no voice in the proposition for the
great fusion. We are only curious spectators
but our party will inevitably be the beneficial
ries oft. We care not whether it does or does
not take place, except SO far as we must con-
fess to an inefable disgust for monstrosities.
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-13
CONGRESS-.

Iu the Senate, yesterday, an order to print
$4,000 copies Of the compendium of the CEN
sus was adopted. The homestead bill was con-
sidered till late hour The motion to strike
out the 9th section being advocated by Messrs.
Butler, Clay, and Pratt, and opposed by Messrs.
Stuart, Cass, Seward and Chase.
In the House Of Representatives, the bill to
repeal so much of the law of 1853 as makes a
reduction of fifty per cent on prepaid postage
on newspapers and periodicals, was considered
during the morning hour.
The river and harbor bill was taken up in
Committee Of the Whole on the state of the
Union, and subsequently reported, in an
amended form to the House. An Intellectual
effort was made to lay it on the table.-Ye Yeas
81, nays 80. Pending the question on concur
ring in an amendment
TIE House adjourned. 81
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-13

generally merely the catspaws Of Certain politi-
cal associations, whose interest 1t is to keep
alive the feuds between the natives and the
foreigners, the Protestants and the Catholics.
The sermons of these bowling blasphemers do
not manifest any Of the characteristics of true
religion. They are coarse TRADES and bitter
inyectives against all who differ from them
either in birth or religion.
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-13

MORE GoLD.-The Sparanburg s. G. Spartan,
has been informed that Gattering evidences ofthe
existence Of gold have been discovered on The
plantation Of Mr. Dsgnell, residing in the uppcr
part OF ofLaurens district and not for from the road
TO Greenvdle. company Of gentlemen have
leased the premises and said to be preparing
for bringing the hidden treasure to light,
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-13
NEW Books.-Tne whimsical woman.

NEW BOOKs.--The whimsical Woman.
IN by Emile T. Carlen.
Crystalline; or, the Heircss of Fall Down Csstle;
. romsnce, by +. w. Shelton, A. NJ, author OF
The Rec,ofof 81. Bardolph's," &c.
The Myrtle Wreath, or Stray Leaves Recalled,
by Minnie Myrtle.
Melbourne and the Chincha Islands, with
Sketches Of Linn and voysge round the World,
by George w. Peck.
Just publ shed and for sale by
X. FARNIIAM,
Corner Penn avenue and llth street.
Mav16
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-13

RESIGNATION OF BARSuM--Tt is reported that p.
4 Barnum has resigned the presidency OF the
Crystal Palace Association.
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-13

The DAILY ISSUE Of the springfield (Mass.)
Post has been suspended. The weekly issue
will be continued
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-13

IHE VILLAGE OF CoxsAcKIE, nesr Albany, New
York was nearly destroyed by FIRE on Sunday
night Loss about $4,000
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-13

THAT IS RieHT.-The Portsmouth Transcript
says, orders have been received 10 dismantlc the
100 gun ship Pennsylvanis, in consequence Of the
rotten condition Of her spars and rigging.
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-13

The MANI Law (LJoUoR) bill wa. laid on the
table in the New Hampshire Legislature on Mon.
day, by large majority
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-13

The CHOLERA is ringing violently in Chicago.
Report says there were 100 deaths from that dis.
ease on Sunday.
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-13

DEATH OF COMMANDER OF THE NAvY.--The
Charleston Aercnry, Of the 10th, announces the
death, in that city, Of Commander Richard shu-
brick Pinckney, Of the United States navy.
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-13

TRIAL OF PRKsT,-The trial of Father Kroe.
ger, for an attempted rape on German girl In
Cincinnati, the particulars of which we have
heretofore sivenJ look place on Monday The
jury were unable TO agree on a verdict.
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-13

The FOURTH was celebrated in a suitable and
pleasant manner in the city of Hamilton, C. W.
Five hundred persons partook Of repas under
an immense tent, pitched in grove on the shore
OF the bay. Several speeches were made and re.
sponded to by Americans and Englishmen.
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-13

EXECUTION orA MURDERrn. Michael Jennings,
youth Of eighteen, suffered the extreme penalty
ofthe law on Tuesday, at New Haven, for The
murder Of Mrs. Bradley lie died repentant, but
unconfcssed.
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-13

The FismKRrEs. The latest accounts from
Newfoundland represent that the catch of fish is
likely TO prove very meagrc this season. The
mercantile community Of ST. Johns were raising
subscriptions for the purpose Of sending vessel
TO Cape John for the protection ofthe fisheries
government to pay one-haf Of the expense. A
boat and crew are also TO be dispatched 10 Belle.
Isle for the same purpose
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-13
NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE.

The Schuyler Fraud and IT'S Consequences WaA
street A6airs.--Barnnm Resigns the Crystal
Palace.--I The Reasons Why.-IHe CAoL1a---
Falling off in orr Sapiaaer Visaors.--State OF
Europe.-Peaec Prospects ILard-sheK State Con-
rentfon. &c., Sc.
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-13

1HE Red RIVER RAFr-The Shreveport South
'cestern says; Eve are grati6ed to learn that an
experienced boatman has at last determined to
make an offer to The War Department for the per.
manent removal of the raa out OF Red river. He
is confident o. making clear and good navigable
passage through the raft in six months, and then
TO be able TO keep the passage open for trifing
expense"