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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-09

rive ct Hsss on the 2ssA, snd woud proceed to the
carp q Bou,oens on Sept. fst.
between NJ. Beu.qaensy, french Ministerst Wen.
ma ana Count Butf % the sh on the snojeet o. tbe
Which EsFsna and rssss Ssnsa
the Meniteur, exact counterpasts OF these pub
shsd by she British Government a. having been ex-
Buoi.
decree is published 10 the Monieur reducing the
hem On nads
| and exotic resins. The rates on potash are BY
French vessels from Ftench colonies francs per
do do from bonded warehouses 10 france do by for.
eisn vesssls y francs Sand for Manufacture of
glass and esrthenware, 10 permitted TO be exported
MADAME Sophie soult sister of Msr.han soalt,
dird at 81. Anieins Ausust lst aged 81
hood Of ST. fircent de Paul to az nurses in the
hospitals of the army in Turkey. Fifty of these la
ores nave undertaken the duty, and fifty Others win
The PAY. has received "warninsv for writing In
tone hostile to the Turkish loan and tho Turkish mi
nistry.
ITALY
A. treaty giving mutual freedom of the coasting-
dioia, and similar one between Sardinia and Tur
key.
The total number OF of cholera at Turin has
not hitherto been over $50 At Genoa there still
tho malaay
Ga June 23ih a convention was sisaed at Rome be-
tween the Neapoiitan and Roman governments, es-
ta5shng for eight years reciprocity between
sells OF the two countries all dues Of navigation,
anchorage, pi'otage, customE, DC. Fisheries aud
coAsiing trade not inc uded.
HOLLAND.
The most favorable reports continue to be re-
ceiv'd re'reciing the appearance of the several
crops which are represented being remarkable for
the beauty and quality of the grain.
INDIA.
The overland mail from India has arrived. via
Trieste. There was no news Of importance. Trade
in ndis was dull.
The impedments to communicate with the inte-
rior of China continued Ut said from Hong KOng)
TO support prices, and four chops of Congou had
been settled for at Canton at eals above the open
ing rate of last year. and at Sbaughae twenty chops
at tsels The quality of the silk Is described
rs very bad and only 500 bales had arrived The pre-
sent steamer has brought only 400 bales of old The
experts to date were n, 100 pounds of tea and
81 500 bales of silk
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4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3

a DMINISTRATOR'SRSAL be
N WEDNEsDxY. issh ssrtsmsef. 1asz q s.eiys
ocioct the Hcmehod and Kitchen FURNITURE
SADDLE s' and sRint DIE good horse cAhr' ana
TEnas-- gums under ga, essh; over thu
smonns. credit OF six msnths viii be given, for
SARAH w. MosBY.
.-s--s Aen,xe I'D =. A. Noshy. Iced
A DMINISTRATOK'S SALE OF CHIC
IS. ~ kAHoMlNY LAND Will DO sold to the
esr ON p on the 9Th
aot on the next fair day. that vuable trscs Of Land
wing on Chickshominy River, in the county of Han.
dith decd contapins S7a acres adjoining the land
OF A. Timberlsks, a. Lnmpkiu and others.
This Land is eight miles from Richmond within u
miles of Aflee's Depot the Virginia Central Rail.
road, and within miles of the Richmond and Char.
iottesvilIe Plank Resd. now being construct ed On
the Land IL small frame dwelling with the other
This Farm 10 considered one of the most valusble
and productive on the Chickahominy, and In well
adspted to the growth OF corn, ossA wheat and
yrass.
Possession. to seed crop of VII sat, will be given
an the let OF October next and full possession the
TEnMs-One-r third cash on the day Of sale. and the
remainder at and 10 months from the lst January,
81 BY oonds with satisfactory security and deed Of
trust on the premises.
Immediately after the sale Of the above
tract will sell tract of Wood Land, belonging to
me ne same estate, containing Is acres, about mile
distant from the above tract
Terms same as mentioned above. ~
n Mr.. A. B. Timberlake, the tenant, will take
Of vewingit.
r. B. JONES, Admir-, with the will
annexed, of r. Meredith, decd.
RAPID ANN STATION, Culpeper Co. Val
au I7-d3taw2w&dtds
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. KEEP 1T BEFORE THE

GgaggNy9gsa LOST.-Wednesda Evening
last, in the neishborbood OF the Tx
H. asssssSN change Bank, large Black POCKET
ss-s-HssS-z-~ BOOK, containing sundry house.rsnt
bls ono bond for negro hire and other papers
The finder viii receive handsome reward and
many thanks by leaving the Pocket Book and con-
: B. CRUMP,
se8-3t At Tsylor & Williams.
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20 HObUtN APPEkSON, Aucts.
HOUSES AND LOIS In MANCHES

- TER, FOR SAFE AT AUCTION.-Will be
sold ON WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day of September,
1854, upon the premises, commencing at al O'Clock
two small framed Tenements in Manchester, at the
corner of Bainbridse and Warrington streets occu.
pie d by coed tenants at fair rents
After which, will be sold six very beautiful Lots.
part of the square on which sands the Farmers Ho-
tell each fronting 8 feet the side of Decs-
tur street, running back 1870 feet
TERMs-One third CASH. balance at and months.
for gotiabe notes interest added and title retsln
ed till last pote is paid.
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III y . II . AND Il y i 81 AI PORI
- MAO FOR SALE AT AUCTION-WiII be
sold on THURSDAY Afternoon I4th September
iSoi on the premises, commencins at S O'clock a
Hou:e and Lot on Fulton street, fronting so feet.
completed. " "Au "ee'iS
After which will be sold several vacant Lots in
Futon, fronting on Graham aud other stre eta
TERMs-One-fhird cash; balance at 8 and G mos
till last note il paid.
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&@A FOR PHILADELPHIA
= The No l Steamship CITY OF
RICHMOND, Capt. Z. Mitchell, 10 now ready to
receive freight, and will sail ON SATURDAY, Sept.
9th, at S O'Clock, Pm.
For freight or passage, apply to
ii. e. FUTILE, Agent.
The CITY OF RICHMOND will be succeeded BY
the VIRGINIA, Capt. Teal, and viii sail Wednes-
day, Sept. 18th se7-3t
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eas 80
So ssssss 8 kssa SECS
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.--AI
pstsons having claims against the estate of
s ma 1o1An :. HALL Diseased. viii please pre-.
30. .e4 JOHN 8. L0vETT, Admir-
.u-<-olaNow Norfolk City, Va,
FOX HIRE have for hire, for the re.
l. mainder Of the year, q servant woman win nm.
child. She hiss been accustomed to hons. vorI snS
can Cook, Wash and Iron. - ""a
T-3t@ IA. CLARKSON, No % Ps.,,.,
OST-By my young man, a lot of bills
IL near Esd and Main street. The finder will en-,
fer favor by leaving them with the subsc rib,r. Na
lilo Main 1t, or at the Dispatch Office.
WM II. BENSON
Ali persons hsving accounfs with me vilf~rl.s.e
pay none except presented By me. or NJ X. Savage,
Esq' I esf re-.
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'rEIsEGRAPHIC NEW S
BY the National Line.
rELEGRAPHEp OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHINGroN, March I'd, 1851.

~ - l'- -l-W ASHiNGToN,t March u, 1891.
HousE.-The House passed the Indian appropns
alton bill, after non concurrence in all amend
ment made in committee appropriating 100000
lot paying the expenses of holding council with
two tv Indian tribes on the Eastern boundary of
washington Territory making presents Of goods.
provisions &c. s5 lT1 ssto S. zsSi, 4 - &
On motion Of Mr.. Cobb. the House suspended
therules in order TO enable HIM TO Introduce re s.
oiution making the bills establishing railroad and
Telegrapmc commr nication between the Atlantic
and Pacifc Ocean and for other purposes the spe-
ciul order for the third Tuesday in May The res
olution passed. yeas 1873, nays 40. ~
On motion of Mr.. Bocock the House suspended
The rules and passed a resolution making the bill
Tor the construction OF six first class steam friga,es
the SPECIAL order of the day for Tomorrow, and
from day to day Till disposed Of. Yeas 1856, nays
So. a3 f7fi3
Tie House went into committee and took up tie
civil aud diplomatic appropriation bill.
SENArE.-Took up he deficiency bill and con-
CURED IN all the amendments reported by finance
committees except one providing for Custom
House at San Francisco. u stt.g5 rsss6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-28

Ak IMPORTANT QUESTION SErrLEp.-Fuller, OF
the New York Mirror, says:-tIn company with
several ladies, we called on Miss Fox, the Spirit
Medium, yesterday. After the ladies had salts
ned themselves in interviews with the spirits OF
th"lr grandmothers, we were invited 10 call some
spirit from the vastly Deep Upon the spur OF the
moment-we asked if the spirit of General Taylor
was present Three rough and ready, thumps.
far more vigorous and emphatic than any we had
heard answered in the affirmative We then
asked ARE you still convinced that The Mirror was
the fist TO nominate you for the Presidency?'-
Three laundering raps quickly followed; and, with
outthe proof of the fact which our files nfford us,
I'VE may now consider the question eternaily set
tied. Let Herald put this IN its pine and
smoke it,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-28

'GJThe New York Tribune, with great satisfac-
ton. arrays the fact that MesSrs. Bugg, Cullum
and E'hendge, of Tennessee, franklin, of Mary
land. Hunt. of Louisiana, B, nton, of Missouri.
Stanton. of Kentucky, all Southern men-and
Messrs. Cutting. Wheeler. WalbriIge and Peck,
New York Hards, and Wiue, Straub. Grow and
Gamble, Pennsylvania Democrats. voted TO scotch
lesnakc, as It calls the Nebraska bill. Well,
gentlemen how do you like being elias ed with
Aboitionists7 NJ
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MonMox CuRREscY.--we have seen a gold
coin of the currency which crculates in the City
of the Saints. This mormon coin is rather thin
neF than five dollar gold piece of the currency,
is not miled on the edge, and the figures and let
tiers uPonit are but poorly stamped. On one side
is representation OF two clasped hands, with the
figures 1919 beneath them, aud the word..hve dol
lars around the edge. Above the hnuds aud a.
FOUND the edge are the letters &C. S. L. c. P. Co.,
which may be translated Coin of Salt Lake City.
Public Currency On tie other side represen-
taiOn of cap. shaped.like Bishops mitrr, and
underneath II an eye, very, badly engraved, with
the words holiness to the Lord surrounding The
central figures. TTa.. E1t5E8 ~
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=-=-7--S-
FROM HAVANA

NKw York, March 27.--'rhe Empire City ARR
we'd at New Orleans from havana on tie oath inst
She reports that the authorities had gave up tie
Black Warrior upon condition that fine OF $500
be paid. Capt. Bullock had accepted these terms
aud would take possession Of the vessel on the ODD
and Immediately sail for New York.
The U. S. s!oop Albany and steamers Fulton and
Corwin had arrived at Havana. Tie Pampero,
flom San Juan with 200 passengers, had also ar
rived.
The Isabel has arrived at Charleston and confirms
the report that the Captain OF the Black Warrior
was making strong protest agans' the delay claim
ing damages for the injury 10 machinery.
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GREAT FIRE AT BIRMINGHAM.

Pirrspuaem, March Pa great FIRE occurred
yesterday afternoon N birmingham opposite Pitts
burgh. 1t originated in the packing house o.
Johnson's glass works. The wind blowing strong
and no wafer, the fir ragged until six o'clock, and
was arrested only. by pulling down houses Up
wards Of one hundred houses and stores are in ru
ms, and tive hundred families houseless. 1t isim
possible to estimate the loss. Johnsons LOIS Sl2,.
600 probably insured. Among the buinings de-
stroyed is Gregg,s cad factory and saw mill.
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NEW GOODS,

sTKTR are receiving our new Spring House Furnishing
w Goods, compIisng new Of rench China din
tea sets; britannia and Silver castoT,
frances and coffee Urns; sugar bowls butter coolers,
Forks and Spoonsj salt frames with glass Ii
Entry lamps ivory handled Knives aud forks
81 pieces and single sets. solar with
feommon goods to the count Al 81 which
EtIaRspor tatioH, ~. HOE Bss ia RN IS g. Co.s31si
s.sf Glass Mamma &c, g aiopEee slGs
= sIssaE ees 3i'sss "iseisnsf
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Fsox a notice IN another column, it will be
seen that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad COM
psnce to day. to receive treights at summer rates.
This, we understand, will cause reduction of
about % per cent. on former rates.
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AZ nRnINANllE

'
SUpPLIM ENTARY to an ordinance entitled San ord
assessing taxes for the city Of Wheeling the
year 1854, passed February ID h, 1851 l 'l.57-i
lie it ordained by tho Council of the city OF Wheeling:
THAT there shall be paid to the Treasurer the
city, license TO keep binary within said CT
", the following tax, viz: -'t e 5-. taa
For license ordinary be kept the house call.
ed the Sprigg House,, the tax shall be four thousand five
hun.Ire dollars per annum.
For icense ordinary be kept the
ed the Mcclure House., the tax shall be three thousand
dollars per aHnum. ea .-''
Fora license for ordinary to be kept at any other
within said CITY, the shall be two thousand dol
laI s pcr 9Ilnum. r..,r. lET .uE E7lH- y..-s y
SIC. 2-on every license to SELL, within said city,
wines sprituous liquors either OF tem not to
drank the place where sod by retail tax Of fifteen
hundred dollars if by wholesale, tax OF hvo thousand
dollars and il Wholesale and RETAIL tax six thousand
five huEL rcd dollars -sI -. W. g.. -l-i. ~
SIC. 3hat sale transfer for gain, of any liquor
for by party or parties who should have aP
piled license from this Counc shall hold the party H.
able to pay the whole which would have been assessed
had they applied for and obtained license. o- ia.
4-Tis ordinance shall take effect from and after
its passage. -. = r
Passed March 14th 1854. % a5g
Read approved signed and atested March 2lsi, 1854.
Cvo w S,onrs Clerk sS, '' mro6
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STEUBENVILLE-Per Steamer Viroqau.-
SIanele & o25 Tags cottons yarn; Talant &
Deiapain . bxS mlze; J M atthewSsI3 bu potatoes
Reg; C Baker d Co 4,bxs Trees; H K List
d 90 Dbl clover eeed; West & Co I Ibis whiS-
ky. A. - - ~ 2 4
SUNFISH-Per steamer Stephen BGyard.--Ci
Wilson 9sck clover seed; ] NJ Matthews 10'.bbls
aopr; 4 Ridgley2bbis apples; Grangle 4 Go s
bacon; D murray basket eggs; R Robinson
go - scks d fruit = - .s...Is
PORTSM0UTH--PerH Hamburg Dorsey How
q q Knox 100 hid bacon. Moore 6 tons pig met
Messenger 100 bbls potatoes. = e,
CINCINNATI-Per jane FrGnkinsWuH Sea!
pm lot furniture; W NJ Beuyhill so matt ssses;i
cAiee Bros 100 bx meat; Fotsyths & Hopkins 70
dies, Hobbs Barnes sC6I2I csks pearl ash 6 bbl
b.lush-5sU Nsiss tss.rts \ Iplnas3 MS 1aHsH
feorsE.i+.s 81 -. ',4T7z sAsNoe
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~O--ss---
FROM MEyIC0F

NEW ORLEANs, March 25.-Dales from the City
OF Mexico 10 the l4th are received. Santa Anna
had left the pta on the 18th aud taken the field
in person against Alvatez. The latter is rcprcsen-
ted as surrounded in mountainous retreat. desti-
atute of money and provisions and nearly deserted
by his adherents. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-28

S. AoERY advertises something rich in the hat
.uIc cap line. Look at his advertisement in an
o,er column, and then 90 and look at his hats and
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ACcIDEN

HAnrroRp, March 2O.-Bishop Brownell in de-
scendng the stairway to-,luy, fell. breaking his
leg IN three places, near the ankle.
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u-Mr. Marshall Hairston. of Henry county, Viz
GINA. sold the fine portion of histobacco crop oil
10000 pounds, few days ago 10 d. ii. Spencer,
manufacturer, for S45 per hundled. 81
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Ds. B. Bows WILLIAMS will lecture TO- might
At washington Hall. on "Disenses and Absorb
on'
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CINCINNATI MARKET. :
MARCH 27-Flout dull, 6,30a40. Whisky 20.
Provisions heavier, 10 sales. Mess pork, freely
offered at IL dollars. Linseed oil S2as4. 500 bbts
of old molasses sold at zoe. H4-
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
PirrspuRcH. March 27.-Riyer feel, failing.
Weather cool and cloudy. 7a- -..".
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DIR, Gordon Harris

2 .y.a a. GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE.
AFFlCE-Baitimore Lock Infirmary No a. sou.h Cav
street opposite the Exchange Buildings, Baltimore
practical experience OF over20 years enables Dr. IT.
which have too long been yielded regular rhys
cans 70 tle hands OF He may consulte CON
fden.ially, either in person or by letter. ~
~ Persons at distance cured by addressing
ettcr to Dr. Harris, Baltimore, Md. All
codenat remedies sent by mail to any part the u s.
See advertisement on fourth page. apr4-1y
2 Foreign Exchanges, Eoreign Exchange.
sDERSoNS wishing to REMIT oney England Ireland
Il Scotland, in amounts fromE upwards can find
safe, quick and chea p mediumthrough ~ - x q
EDWARDS, SANFORD & co. Is
,7E Z 80 n. PICfHAN Agent, -.
ne13tE -. n. =. ..5t5-l5 Mcclure House,
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TuEnE will be an Adjourned Nebraska meeting
,,tbe City Hall to night. Let all who are DESTROYS
ofseeklng home in the far west, attend. 80
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INDIANS ABoUT.-The deputation of Omahees,
Missourias. and OttoeS, sent on sometime since by
their respective tribes 10 Washington, TO negotiate
treaties with the United States Government, were
in our city yesterday on their way 10 their homes
in Nebraska. They are fine looking fellows, and
we wish them pleasant journey westward 10 the
land of the flower aud the running brook.
We extract the following from the Washington
Sentinel .= -sglH,,p
"Nlajor Gatewood, who has them in charge, in
tended 10 pass through Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York and other cities, but the elder chiefs
strenuously opposed so much railroad travelling.
'"rLey have. at the expense of the government,
been dressed Ill citizens costume, and quite be-
come it. If they could only be easily diveSt-
ed OF their wild habits, and placed in the boots
Of civilization, there would be appe cause for
rejoicing.
ION Friday evening they had celebration, in
prospect OF their return thUme,' "a place dear
TO the occupant of the humble wigwam as 10 the
tenant of a caStle). They sang in chorus and 9th
erwISe manifesto their delight. They said through
their interpreters, that they never were before so
happy IN whlte-tacc'S wigwam at they had been
at their pale mothers (meaning Mrs. Maher;) tn, y
had never before received much kindness and
50 much good food anywhere in their lomg journey,
and that if they had heart big enough to put her
in it. they would carry her to their homes and
make her their pah b1-to, (royal matron) and that
they will tell all the tribes in the far-oif W est
that there is rca -ha- tOah-o (while woman) SO
good as she.
sit is "a custom among the Omahas, that when a
squaw is noted for her kind acts, particularly in
her charities, TO call her pah-ta-to and tattoo n
small round mark upon her forehead that she may
he known and respected accordingly.
Seeing that their remarks were written down.
they requested 10 have tLeir names affixed, and
certified theIeto by a croSS-mark. q.
eat parting, Ah-ha- chc-ke-soqui.t f the Mis-
sourias. the Oldest Chief advanced to Mrs. Maher,
and delIcately placed an amulet about her neck,
indicative of wish Cor spell) that she should new
er grow old.
"As to Jenny Nlaher, one of these India ms in
vIted him 10 go II the Indian country with him,
promising that he would build him house as large
as the Capitol, and I.lace him IN position some
what analogous 10 Brigham Young, RESPECTING his
household arrangements; but Jenny told him that
he was not ambitious of suchn disiinction.'
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EMIGRANT PASSAGE,
1858. 49, s7Sz . 1856;
ADAM & CO.'S
EXPRESS NOTICE.

Nst0 aTrangeents bccren IKeelins baltimore Phadel
p % e PhiG, Nelv York, Boston and the East
THE public respectfully informed that we have
l. made arrangements by which we shall run
Daily Express
From Baltimore 10 Wheeling, via Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad and connecting at baltimore with our Great
Eastern Express 10 and frUm all the Cities and Towns OF
tue Eastern ana 1Iie We are nov prePare 10
be Goods Packages, Bank Bills Specie Jewelry, &C.,
mil Speed, in charge OF careful Messengers.
Express for Baltimore the East, will leave WHEEL
ING daily, at o'cock, "A. NJ leave BALTIMORE
daily, att, Pm. .''+. 7" ~
aud others, respectfully solicited to order
ap15-u ADAMS & CO. IS
rrFi-reIsrE q MIS- n lrfEI4N. PIGAiAN.t Agent be-