The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-22

CoLT's REvoLvERs.-The English papers stat,
that the number OF repeating PISTOLS or Ievolyers
amounts to t,co hundred thousand. The vicerov 81
Egypt has lately ordered hve thousand of them foI
the equipment of his cavalry; and the British Board
OF Ordinance dispatc he'd, some time ago. ten thou.
sand to the Baltic fact.
SEVERE WINTER-The man that sees little fur
Their into grind stone than body else is predict
marked by heavy falls of rain and snow and that the
cold will be intense. Considering the fact thai 40
little water has fallen the last six months and that
about the guar ty falls annually there is some
base for portion of the prophecy
The ANTHRACITE Coal trade of Pennsy lvanis was
unuually active last week. considering the lateness
100 4s9 tons making for the 3,s49 19I tons
The canal navigation, it is feared, will not continue
much longer this season
SEAMEN AND SEAMEN's WAGEs-Seamen are
difficult to be obtained for European VOYAGES
and to Liverpool and London the advance has been
increased: We quote to Liverpool aad London $40
per month. with S25 to $50 advance to Hayre S20
and one months advance.-N. Y. Ship. List.
LARGE SALE OF CATTLE-J. OBJ. Renick of
Pickaway county Ohio, sold on the 23d and 24th of
Ostober one hundred and forty head of Gait from
bis farn, realizing about 81 i00O or an average Of
800 per head. Forty head averaged $40.
WARS IN NAME.-John Quincy Adams hs. lust
been elected to the Wisconsin Senate, and Abbott
Lawrence has been sentenced to the chain PAM ar
Nihcinna'L Tor one month"; for stealing wagon.
A VERMONT IrEM-The butter and chesss 70.
ceved at the railroad station in St Adams during the
month OF September, says the Burlington Free
fress, amounted TO over half q million pounds the
total value of which, was $4,000 ~
The Lendon Times recommends that the Allied
army In the Crimea be increased to two hundred
thousand men.
One hundred thousand barrels of apples il ia .s;d
will be exported from Rochester county, N Y. tbis
season. " 'Ai'
There were in port a. Charleston. on Fridav IN
ships 10 bsrques IA btgs and IS schooner, hs;5 ."
number Of smaller Tonnage vessels '''ue'H
Senator Pratt, of Maryland and Gan .uh
zsles, the well known Cuban among the st,usI
at Washington. '"'s
monumen Is about to be erected in the .a..
terry at Jubilee College, Illinois, to the nao
the late Bishop Chase. u
man named Edmonds was crushed to dsathS
tween two cars at Pittsburg, on Saturday, and ano
ther named Brinker severely Injured.
Charles Frazier. Esq, OF Dorchester county, Nd.
was thrown from his carriage q few days ago and
considerably injured
AWEALTHy SuByEcr.-The dsposable income OF
the Duse Of Sutherland 10 greater, it is said than
Queen Vctoris's.
There was snow storm Ia Utah on the goth of
August, says the Deseret News
Gen. Tom Thumb has taken up his residence with
Mr.. Bsrnum, ct Iranistsn, Conn.
The Vermont Legislature adjourned on Thursday
last.
The last Galveston (Texas) papers chronicle the
arrival OF SIS German Immigrant at that port.
John Klingensmith. editor Of the 9reensbury fPa
Democrat, died on the 18th inst.
Henry Wsiters, Esq formerly cashier of the Har.
isburs (Pa) Sank, 10 dead.
John L. Peters Of Cincinnati, was frozen 10 death
esr covisgton, Ky, a few nights ago.
Ole Bail, Ameiis Patti and Max Msretzsk are civ.
% concerts IN Indiana.
Never either latter, earess or scold your wife bs
'rs other people, especially before strangers