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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-09
THE SULTAN OF TURKEY TO THE ALLIED
COMMANDERS.

The Sultan recently addressed the following autograph
letters TO the English and French eonnaandcrs:--
TO LORD RAGLAN.
My Lord-The Queen, my august and intimate ally
has sent you TO defend my which being just and
legitimate one becomes the cause OF the whole civilized
world.
You, and the brave army which you command, have
responded TO the expectations Of your country and Of
nine. You have deserved general admiration BY your
furious exploits in trying climate.
The new feats of arms you have just aided tn the
niny brilliant actions performed In the Crimea, together
with my soldiers whom love my own children, give
me the hope 81 definite and proximate result which
viii be glorious for these great allied nations as the
experience = feeling ~ higher satisfaction that
hing terrible should have boon the means Of
uniting people with the great nations of the west by
Asions as the noble thirst Tor glory viii make the human
cart beat those who have struggled with fraternal
mutation. those who have MIXED their blood together on
foreign soil. will remember companions whom they
prd rs brothers. That which has hitherto been the
ourgc Of mankind will have procured the satisfactory
ssn OF bringing 20 each other the people whose
,vernmcnts already allies; this win bear the
erms OF durable peace, rich In wholesome irut, be
nations who desire 10 appreciate one another.
rng DESTROYS ogcr % the brave courbaants in the
rimea a proof OF my lively satisfaction, public testi
'cny 81 my gratitude, Ihave charged my aide de camp,
eneral Ithem Paeha to bring you this letter ha,ter
yfeN With the hope my lord that all the brave ocer
nd soldiers under your orders viii be conv need that we
ake no distinction between of the soldiers lighting
ZEN finds an ccho in the heart Of the whole ulaon
Turkey which rejoces TO recognize in them the
,cient allies OF my empire. pray God 10 give you the
os' glorious success and 10 have you in his holy
..pug. ABlp-UI ~MEDJiD.
Palace Of Tcheragan, the l2,h schewai, 127I.
TO GENERAL PYLissrrR
MONSTER LIZ CosxASDAST GEsERAL-I desire 10 offer
you ana the brave army placed under your orders
nd which the emperor, my august and firm ally has
rder~ for the defence q my cause public mark os my
sQh satisfaction and my sincere auations for the
ew leafs Of which you have just added 70 the many
reyious striking acts that have covered with glory the
lied troops fighting in just cause and Drawing
it'll such nFcpidy the rigors Of severe climate The
iood hcd fields Of battle for the defence o. that cause
hich i now become the pledge Of the maintenance
gaiy in Europe viii certainly have for It's future pre-
ous result, TO unite who capable % appreciat
Ing tina, legality 30 cement their alliance by nitsolusble
onas The aiipoverfui sympathy Of nations Is the
po.t natural and Legitimate o. alliances he persuaded
hat she admiration which feel for the wsrke and moral
tavrry She herse soldiers Of She Crimes ao~ ex.zss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-09
Great Britain ].

ODsEQUIEs OF THE LATE LORD RAGLAN.
The obsequies of the late Lord Raglan performed
with every mark Of respect by the citizens Of Bristol and
the crowd strangers who attracted TO that city to
witness the ceremonial Tho body Of the deceased Mar
shall landed from the Caradoc shipofwar and amid
the firing cannon the toing Of bells and beat of mu
fed drums, borne to the tomb At Bennington, the
burial place Of the family of the Somcrsets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-23
GOING TO THE SPRINGS

We observe by the Northern press that the
number of arrivals in New York from South
Carolina, of families en- route for the North
ern watering places, is quite as large as at
any former period. The various steamboats,
bring full loads of the chivalry, and the an
nual tribute money of the pleasure seekers
begins to flow freely into Northern Golfers.
On the whole, the South is a good customer
for the North. Considering what an eagle
South Carolina is in chivalry, she seems to
be plucked and eaten, with reverence be it
spoken, as easily as fat goose. The whole
commerce of the South is in Northern hands;
her great staple makes London of New
York. while in her own cities grass grows in
tue streets; all her manufactures are pur-
chased North, her sons 60 to Northern
schools, and even her invalids and pleasure
seekers seek health and recreation at North
en- waters. Such provincial dependence
would be Objectionable enough to high spi
rited people even if the relations between
the two sections were Of the most fraterE al
character; but, in the present state of affairs,
it is suicidal .
The North was never guilty of such folly.
She has grown rich and great by encouraging
her own industry, and refusing to purchase
sught abroad that she could manufacture or
procure at home. 1.-THE South would rigidly
practice this lesson, she would have no rea-
son to fear the future
OF all the fashionable follies that of patron
iaing the nauseous waters and more d;spust
ing society of Saratoga, in preference to tbe
magnificent springs and refined society Of
the South. is the most monstrous. There 10
no spot in the whole North which combines
such advantages for health, comfort and So
cial enjoyment, as the watering places of yir.
ginia and other Southern States. Where
such mountains, such bracing air, such mao.
nifcent scenery, such a variety of medcinsl
waters, as in our own glorious State?
1t will be useless for the South to held CON.
ventions, pass resolutions and enact retalia.
tory laws, until it begins to practice the prin
ciple, vital to the success of every communi.
ty, of self dependence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-23
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

We are indebted to Mr.. A. Morris for "The
Wrinkles, or the Merry Monomaniacs. Al
American Picture, with Portraits of the Ma
tives; by the author of Wild Western Scenes. ;
We have not had leisure to examine the
work, but it presents very attractive table
Of contents.
To the same gentleman we are indebted
for 1.-THE Brief Remarker on the Ways of
Man, or Compendious Dissertations respect.
ing social and domestic relations and con
Germs, and the various economy of life, by
Ezra sampson This book was formerly
better known than ct present, and is full OF
valuable reflections. Both volumes are is
susa in handsome style By d. Appleton q Co.,
346 and 34e, Broadway.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-23

FAITHFUL OFFICER.-One of the most
faithful public servants we have ever known 10 old
Lewis McGruder, the house keeper at the first sta.
tion OF the night police. Nc MEG. has been con-
nected with the police of Richmond for more than
twenty years, during all of which time his duties
have been so faithfully and impartisy per formed
that no complaint has ever been alleged against
him of derelicion of duty. As house-keeper,
we feel assured that he has no equal-and while
he has been careful to keep secure the prisoners
entrusted to his care he has always consulted their
health and comfort, and made their prison homes
as pleasant as he had the power to do SO. Honest.
capable and trustworthy in all he undertakes, he
enjoys the unlimited confidence of all who know
him Would that there were more such men as
Lewis MeGruder. 80 tIg
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.uIHU.
D. yasy ps.iss; q aisssss gs.. z o'clock;

On rsidsy mofnips. 10 minutes past IL o'clock.
cspt. BENJAMIN 66EPfAkDsi - the 18th year OF
The ffiends III ih4 family srs fespe ctfaIly invited
10 attesd his feners1 from the 6eeeDd Prssbytersn
Church. lev. NJ Hesss. o. tosrnorrow Sabbath
morning. Ut IL oclcck.
Athjs residence In Screamer svls on the 22 inst,
NJ. CHARLES 5TEnNAU, sged IS years.
His friends and seqsaintances are fequestsd to sf'
tsnd bis fuaeralthis essnins Il o'clock.
Yesterday morning, ct o'clock, WA- j. NcDOW-
ELL in the S7th year OF his age.
His funeral VIII take place from the residence q
his mother near Tsliaferro's MIL ct kocketts, this
morning, at 81 o'clock.
FUsERAL NoTIcE.-The remains OF the
late Mrs. ELIJAH FOX, wife Of Elder Thos. II.
Fox Of Ellington, Hanover county. will be down on
the accommodst ION train this mornicE
The friends Of the family are invited to join IN
the procession fotn the Second Baptist Church o
HOLLYWOOD Cemetery. at 10 O'Clock to-dsy. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-23
AN ON CITIZEN GONE.

Capt. Benz. SHEppARD. IN old and highly
esteemed citizen Of this city. died yesterday
morning. in the 7sth year Of his age. Capt.
Sheppard was for many years an inspector of
the Shockoe Warehouse in this city. He
was a man Of high character, and Of dignified
personal bearing, . Virginia gentleman ''of
tho olden time" In his death, another of
the links is broken. which united the present
generation to the high toned race Of a former
and noble era. g
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-23
MYsrER1o us-The FIRE in thef

MYsrERI Ous-The fire in the frame
building occupied by the city laborers and owned
ly the city few days since, was q most mysteri.
ous sfisir and should be rigdIy investigated A
sick fellow occupying portion of the house At The
time. was sbssnt from the room just at the time,
and the door of the building was locked, The FIRE
we are assured could not have originated from the
would have entered the premises at that hour of
the day for the purpose of committing such an act
We think It far more likely that some of the SER
wants about the yard committed the incendiary
act Let the matter be rigidly investigated by eli
means. @sf - = =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-23

GETTING SAND.-Messrs. Burr & Ettin-
ger, Talbot & Bro, and a free fellow named Ed
ward Gentry, were summoned before the Mayor
Yesterday 10 show cause why they should not be
fined for taking sand from the public highway in
Rockets. On being informed that the holes made
were to be filled up at once, and the road put In
good order, the cases were ali continued until Mon.
day morning.
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; MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND. Jun. q.
ARRIVED,

- ARRIVED,
Barqua Ellen, Keen, Rio, mdze, Hsxall & Co.
eehr Georglaus, Gibson, North Caroline, shipsI,.
]. Wombls & Co -
SAILED, 9
schr John Bell Ham. Boston. mdzs. D. Curris.
6chr Brilliant, Jones Baltimore, light
Sehr Gen Worth, Dobbins Baltimore, mdss, w.
d. Colquitt g. Co.
eehr Corbuio. Rowland, light. 4tE
+ Sloep New Packet, Gwaltuey Saitbfisid
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-23
THE COMING CRISIS.

0ATUkDAX Ooe...--------
- T1pIcIS
THE COMlN@
r. vx..h;npton correspondent OF the
Ane r..., NJ Coumerce. An able
New YORK ooui""
.na ;udicfous Journal ana iat from oeipk
""~ -. savs that intell;yeut Southern
an .A' "''S' ..ax,"n.rv man Of
politicians, ana among then' MAJ
axnarience in public affairs, and who are now
sa,;,ra no,;,;ca, life. are at this
retired irosn acu'e Poi'io"' Nv
time more concerned for the peace anu trah-
-,,:.~.e a.. ,orn,rv than on anv former
qo'''y y, ".e 0"1 ..ra ,ooLaa
occasion. Men, he says VINO h@se iooAeu
c.l,,,vrro, all the former national tempests,
o~a.J up. 800 ,;,h,,;nr =, orc
now think they SEES iaoso i'sn.lAus Az 'uo
ciouds than they ever did before. In q re-
o.o 80. 49,, ..;.aa c...asa,
cent private ietief Hoau aieaNcu sotaeesnian
Of Southern city, after referring to the
f,h.n o.os,;or ba wr;tes es fol,ows.
Suoan 41os'ion' AAo "'isoo 90 'VAo -
e" How completely that question seems to have
were a. es.ily settled but, alas Levisthan 10 not
60 tanned Abolition IL Ia the ascsndant-it has
the power, and a. Senator Wilson declares, VIII
exert Il, to the strainine OF the last siuew. The
crisis which the South has so often lodged, can
no longer be avoided. The Abolition OF slavery
Ia the District of Columbia and In the territories,
vii be accomplished In three year,. The refusal
70 let any more slave States come into the Uuiop,
Will be f62ietered, ana Wn9t tn6n ID the Soutn 10
dor Either succumb and wait patiently until
suicient number of free States are added to alter
the Consultation. and perform for the South the
same kind ofi.e performed by the British govern.
mens for the West Indies or at once mske the
issue of Disunion -"
"This issue the North win meet and abide the re.
suit. What those results viii be, requires no pro.
With di.nasv md ses the conc.,ens,ion Of circsm.
stances 80 distinctly asscarce to be In doubt. Ca-
ssey d ,ha
He clearly saw the end, and would have aroused
tns south IN 1852 70 make up oil me n.ues, eno
North. II could man ess;iv bsys been done
Your Tsppans, Garrisons & Co., were handful,
rcs w., heoss,. of 81. Ioioo for mere idea
but now the handful has become a host, and, like
IN sno u.uas f 3. re.si .ne nef"''' na' '"''-
"Do you believe, does al man believe, that the
SCUM WI remain quiescent, amer any one Q. inc
piishedi And do you see any mode of reconciling
the antagonism ifso, do cheer US ~ your v,ews.
are tanned Into snbmission dininion must come;
and, If 1t come. where will the North be; or,
nress.e shs sb"n.s 70 IN NC, Is,,n. no.i,ion Of
tho sections which compose this Confederacy
b;"s h NY o nln inc n,rIns,s force
bur. for the North, mighty proiec,iie power, one
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-23
RIV ERS AND RI,OUS

NEWLY EoUIPPED FOR THE YEAR 1885,
-. VIII exhibit at Richmond on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June 2fst I'D sd
Tbis Immense estabishm emit cost the Propristors
over $1,000 DOLLARS. The Company IL COM posed
of THIRTY,FIVE PERFORMERS of the most
talented that can be had either In Europe or Amer
ca, namely st 9cHas $40
Madame Camils Gardner, the Psrisi.n Eous,.
trienne; Madame Wood, the great English Eques-
trienne; Mons. Paul Cane. from the French and
German Thestres; Sgnor Bitz the italian Jpsgler;
r. Derious, the American Scene Rider; R. Rivers
the Unrivallsd Principal Act Rider; Z. -Wosds, the
the Wonderful Hurdle Rider; Mr.. George Siomsp
the Acrobstic and Gymnsstic Psrformer; Master
Charles Rivers General Rider and the greatest Tuu.
bisr In the World: Mouchaehow Pedro, the youth.
full boy of many forms Mons Gsrome. the samp-
son Of the World Mems LA Bsrde. p; Lewis T.
son, N. Springer. and numerous auxiIariea
- SIG ANTONIO CAPELENO, no
Who has just arrived from Russia, having been en-.
cared at an enormous expense will make Bis first p
s0REATs RUSSIAN BEARS
These wonderful animal pefformsne through ,ut
France and Russia have astonisheas every bsholisr
For full particulars Of their performances the
Messrs R. Rivers e. Derious beg iesye to an.
France some entire new performers Also, new
comic Afterpieces, never before performed In this
country. This mammoth concern comprises ONE
HUNDRED AND NINETY MEN AND HORSES
! The gorgeous procession will enter town city
every ulcrning at 10 O'Clock, led by Mr.. WithsS
New York Brass and Pandean Band Doors open at
2 O'Clock In the afternoon, and In the evening.
!, p Admission, so cents; Children and Servants,
~ On Friday and Saturday, commencing a. 2,
O'clock an afternoon p'rf0rssss W vii F SS siysR
je 9-df3tw1t AGENT and T-aveIliu Director
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-23
MONTGOMERY WHITE sULPHUR

MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
N1 SPRINGS, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.
This new and beautiful watering place will be open
for the reception of visitors the 10th Of July Ii
Is delightfully."- tisusted on the western slope Of the
AHeshsnies In Montgomery comfy, about one and 9
half miles from the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
from which branch road takes you to the sprnss,
90 that visitors entirely avoid stage travelling.
Passenger leaving Richmond by the Danvills or
Ptfer.f urs by the ssuthsids Railroad. arivs Ia
l. nehburg in time to dine, where they can stop oil
81. or conti.ue on the Virginia ard Tenn.sses
n, 40, psenpg the Peaks OF Otter, crossing the Blue
kiogs follow Ing the beaqtfp valley fths Roanoss
climbing the heghspies to the Big Tunnel, where
they take the branch to the Springs arriving there
BY O'Clock In the afternoon. These Springs srs
three miles from the Yslow end four from the Allie
ghanY springs.
The waters OF thsse Sprinm are very 5similar to
the water of the Greenbrier White Sulphur, more
pleasant TO the taste and equally effective In .hsr
use. They have made some most rensrksbie cures
OF diseases Of long sta and arc believed In the
mel o-hood to be an inslibis remedy for dy,p.p
ard almost every disease that has assumed q
spriogs, one of them very strorR.
No expense has been spared la fttinR no this pro.
psrty, and every exertion viii be made 70 render
visit pleasant and agreeable. The service: OF MI
THOMPSON 1YLER, Who Is weit known In almost a.!
assisted by corps of gentle manly aod oblispg 81.
sistsats II fns- and Of Music IL also engaged.
q Communications may be addtsssed 20
ROBT. H.JMOSBY,
Pres't Monts'y White sulphur sp,isss Co.
Rh.r~~ Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-23

Atelegraphic despatch led us into an error
as to the number Of the allied troops in the
Crimea. 1t is 225, 900 instead of 800, 600.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-23

A "Gif Enterprise" swindle was developed In
g. Louis few days sincs. More than 9 900 tieks
~ ~ were sold, but not single prize WAS drawn,
Tho drawing took place
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-23

The Circus is doing thriving business
10 our city, as exhibitions of that kind always do
Where clown or horse is to appear 10 the ring
the people are sure to flock by thousands, Two
exhibitions are to be given to-day, as win be .een
by an advertisement In another column
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-23

Hon. Geo. d. Shonbridse, dominated for Gov.
1nor OF Alabama. BY men of both parties, has
snee been invited By the Know Nothings to enter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-23
LOCAL MATTERS

DARING RoBBERY --On Saturday night
last, the residence Of Mrs. Maria L. Jennings near
Clay street Chapel was forcibly entered and rob-
bed Of sci OF silver csstors valued ct 800, one
pair OF silver CANDLE ticks worth BIS, one silver
iadle valued ct So one glass bowl o.. one coffee
entered the house By breaking seversl sa FRI N
. rear window blind, and then hoising the window
leading Into the basement Mrs states thar the
articles were all deposited Ia q china press 10 the
dining ROOM from which they were taken, and
that she knew nothing Of the robbery that night.
In the morning. officer Tyler was sent for. who, on
learniog the facts dispatched messengers to Mr..
volaski and o.her grocers Ia that section Of the
city TO be the alert for the stolen goods he going
In another direction 70 give notice of the robbery.
About O'Clock that morning, servant belonging
to Mrs. Elizabeth Lumpkin, called Charles, step
ped into Mr.. Joseph volaskfs store, and told him
that negro boy 10 the street had pair of csnde-
sticks to sell and asked him II he wished to pur
ITEM. Mr.. v. directed that the boy should be in-
vited 10, and Immediately after Charles returned,
bringing with him negro boy called George, the
property OF Mr.. Charles Davis, who had the can
die sticks In his hands Mr.. " took hold OF the
candle-st'cks and epquired of George where he
when George sprans into the street and ran eff as
fast as he could, Mr.. V. pursuing but falling to
catch him These facts being made known to Of
fcer Tyler. he Immediately sought Charles and
took him into custody. The next morning the
silver ladle coffee pot and some other articles
were found, and on "wednesday night George was
caught and Gagged. he declaring that the CANDLE
sticks were put in his possession by Charles to SELL
and Charles denying having ever seen them before
George offered them for sale to Mr.. Volaski At
ter hearing the statements of the witnesses, the
Mayor very properly concluded that both the pri.
theft aud therefore remanded them for final tr ial
at the next term of the Hastings Court
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-23

No REGIsrER.-A free fellow known as
James Cowan, was taken to the cage last Thur ~
might for want of register. Yesterday morning
hspfoved his freedom and the Mayor discharged
him. sas~L
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-23

TOUCHED UP.-The Mayor has adopted
the plan, and very good one it Is, of fogaing
runaway negroes when brought before him. Yes
terdsy morning slave called Nathan, the proper.
ty of Edwin Porter, was brought before the court
for having absconded from bis master, and that
fact being made known, he was ordered twenty
stripes and then locked up fort safe keeping
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-23

BAD PRAcTIcE.-If we are to Judge by
the number Of drunk zen fellows daily arraigned be-
fore the Mayor, the friends and advocates of tenn
perance have wide field before them for opera
lions In end about the city. On Tuesday night
last two of the watchnen were passing along The
tow path, they discovered just before th en- mass
of flesh and blood wallowng In the dirt, which, Cd
Thomas Thirogan. Not feeling disposed to see
even drunken man in such plight without
helping him. they raised Tom from his humiliating
condition, and bore him to the lock up, where he
was furnished with comfortable quarters for the
night. Yesterday morning he was srragned be-
fore the Mayor. aid after being duly admoniahed,
wes discharged. - 59
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-23

I FooT RAoE.-Yesterday afternoon, an
interesting foot race came of, 10 the Valley, be.
tween the two noted Pedestrian "MArcHLEss'
and "AsTRLoPE." Matchless. In consideration of
his antiquity wss allowed ten PAGES In the start !;
and It's thought butfor obstruction 10 the track
which tripped him. he would have won the race
Antelope passed him, but likewise tripped and
fell before reaching the judges stand. The judges
decided It drawn race. e.,;as. =
We are pleased to hear neither sustained any
serious Injury. and that they have consented to
enter for the shake bag race to come of shortly,
of which due notice will be given. >