The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-09
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ras; one Of them heartily approylns nss ~, e
es frank, straightforward down rtshs ~, e. J. !.
Ass vetoise the River and Earbor B,,ip re- re-
The Why has IN editorial On The pr,c. of ,us....
WIN the price rise, or Wilt IaIIs Wfr1 i, .n, 81
u decline 70 Sit The qusstioa tssys The uzie,
sanos oe answered with tho same confidence ma =,
'as' could De this time last year.. stl there are
circumstances which may render Il possible. IL NJ.
PROBABLE. that whest viii bear = higher price Inv
ne. g march than i did at any time. during the Ia.
season The Whig states some. ..of the,e c;rcn,r
stances for the consideration Of it, reader. .,s
says s. ~ - = '4ei'' . ana ana
In view Of an contingencies, we wou,5 NOT van
.uie 70 give advice Some We knov 'ir,ssd ~, -
Sr - On 70 the lst Of March, and take the cbances
~ 20. Inose who are content with present i,rires
nr e:tef close It's good rule to sen wher, the
price Y satisfactory 3 - s - 80
me Enqnsrer alludesto prediction Of the Whie
press tnat the session Of Congress which has lust
.stminated would serveto reyeal the impotency Of
tne Administration and its want Of authority with
the Democratic party The session Of coppress
oeing over, the Enquirer asks-Has the Adninis
tration suffered from want of respect and autbor;
y with It's own party Has It accomplished nothing
ior tne public welfarei ThisI Administration. the
enquirer admits has been embarrassed bv the
maignity OF individuals and the intripuea Of fac.
LIONS. 80, Il continues, were the Admipistraopa or
washington, Jackson and Polk. In ilIus,ra.;on of
'Ae influence OF this Administration, the Eaoxirer
reviews the history of the recent session of Con.
gress. The Nebraska Bill, the Six Steamer Bill
Ine Dill to give effect to the Reciprocity and the
e1aosden treaties, the bill for extending the Ware
housing system of which Senator Hunter IL author,
and other important measures, which had their
origin In Executive recommendations ns-all of which
attest the friendly relations subsisna between tbe
no"inlstraflon aud the Legislative department Of
'ne government All controversies with foreign
powers have likewise been adjusted during the pre-.
sent Administration, with an energy and success
without precedent in the history ofthe Goyerpment.
In conclusion the Enquirer says
but we wish properly to appreciate the services
the evil which it has prevented as the rood which
mas accomplished. For our part we value the
veto OF the Lunatic Land and the River and Harhn
DIS above all the other achievements of this Ad-
nnh ~ these acts President Pierce has
nuoy redeemed his pledge of fidelity to the pripci
PIES oLtne Democratic party and has arrested the
ton. "no eofiuP
the Penny Post gives the result of calculation
made by some genius tout West, showing what,
according to the DEGREES of manifest destiny, will
have to be paid by the United States in giving due
extension to the 'area of liberty" The calculation
roots up with grand total of 81 600 900 900. The
fost then goes into q counter calculation. and
shows that according to the conquests Of General
Scott, Col Walker and Capt Hollins, the whole
]ob may be accomplished at the triaing cost Of
SloooOOoO0 The Post continues :
All thatis necessary to be done. then h n, make
or 20 ielgn an excuse for pitching into any of our
nelgnoors who do not seem disposed to do the gen
teei tning ny us,-publish the banns of marriage,
lay In this way there is no telling but that MOI.
co, Cuba. the other West India Islands. Canada
Russlan America, and the Central American States
might be brought into the Model Republic with yerv
faat .s little expense, and amid per-
rect blaze OF glory. Manifest destiny would then
oe satished-all of North America worth having
would be ours. -'-'--s
ARREST OF AN ESCAPED Cosvrcr -v.r ordo-
one OF the sentenced convicts, who escaped from
the cars while In motion a few weeks since. has
been arrested In Saratoga county. The Saratoga
Wig gives the following account of their sineular
and periious pe:-" Van Order, whose arres,
on Saturday evening last was noticed on MONDAY
was on Wednesday examined before Police Justice
Pike, and returned to State Prison in custody of
deputy sheriff of Erie county, who came on here
to identity him. His escape from the cars was AZ
most miraculous. He was chained to smother man
at the wrist, and they were shut up In the saloon
They managed to get window Open and Van Or.
der worked his way out hanging by his arms until
the other man got out also. The cars were going
the second man got out partially, they both dropp
ed down the banks through a board fence pjuring
them some, but they managed to get away Van
Order has performed in circus, and is very 1.-THE
and active" @ sssz
DEATH OF CITIZEN OF RrcHMoNp.-We copy
the following announcement from the Memphis Ea.
rI0 of Julv 40.