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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-12
THE STATE OF EUROPE.

Horace Greedy, of the New York Tribune
in a letter to his paper, from Paris, May "a
expresses the belief that the wisest statesmen
of both England and France are in favor O
taking the best terms for peace they can oh
tain, and SO bringing the tremendous sacri
fees, necessitated by the war, to speed,
termination. In his opinion, these terms ar,
fairly Swallowed forth in the Russian Diplo
matte Circular, detailing the course of the
recent negotiations at Vienna. Sebastopol
will not be dismantled but strengthened, and
Russia will consent to no Limitation Of
her ornaments on the Black Sea; but she
sayst the Sultan: "The Dardenelles ara nm.
der your control; if you trust your present
allies ana lear me, you can open those straits
to all foreign ships of war, if Won will anJ
then France and England may at any mo.
ment protect your capital by their fleets
should 1t seem to be menaced from Sebssto'
pol Odessa, or elsewhere"
1t is believed that the allies soonor ~
later, will have to be satisfied with this st;nu.
iation. At all events, the writer feels conf;.
dent that France desire. peace, and that En-.
gland is at heart in accord with ber on ,h;,
point. "The two last men," he saws. " to
accede to the impulse, will be Palmerston
and Louis Napoleon, because both are three,
ened with the loss of their places by its s,t
isfaction. Were peace conaluded this dav
on the bases suggested by Count Buol for
Austria and acceded to by Drouyn de rHuys
and virtually by Lord John Russell also,
John Bull would be in a worse humor than he
has. been for q generation the Wing Cabi
net would be tossed over the wall immedi.
ately, and Earl Derby would probably be
called to the helm. Here in France the war
Is far less popular than in Great Britain-in
fact, l cannot discern that, out of the rank
Of the Office holders and the immediate sd.
ierents of Louis Napoleon two phrases to
designate the same set of persons) there is
my feeling at all in favor Of the War. But
ct peace be made on the Austrian or any
Practicable basis, and let the Army of the
East be called home in its present temper,
'orn down by labor and suffering in the
'enches of an abortive siege, and infuriated
, such still more abortive and ridiculous
smonstrationsas that recently made against
erich, and | do not believe the Empire
'uld stand through another winter. A
'afen army yanquished nation. may ad.
re to the rulers who have shared it's mis-.
tunes but IN army, . nation, which be.
ves itself sacrificed through the iucompe-
ey and vacillation Of its leaders, its rulers,
'lwsys ms dangerous frame Of mind, and |
the more II II be confident Of ito own
vsss.',
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ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

COLUMBIAN HOTEL p H Clay. sgd Brooks
Chssteri.ld; Elliott w MoIEs1 r,s y, Clark arg
heut, Pstersbg; w Smith. Cook. Pr Anne; 7
Z Isbell. w Gilmnn, w w Hardwicke, John
and svt, Philads; g Calvest DR. P F Gay and daugh
vile; Mrs A Law. smithfeld; Curd., Goechld.
and lady Pa; Fl Barton, II J; ] Ward, Va L D;iL
Arvn, Lunenburg.
AMERICAN HOTEL Porter CT; w Brysen,
" Bon;ourd Bait; ? Hauiell. j Hyde, Mexico
FIJI Henderson, Count Vedera, Cubs; n Jackson
Wilmington; a B Clarke, Charleston; 2 G aud 2
C and L Jennings. Buckingham; C c Williams L
lady. Misses III and Williams, aud Miss w Reeve.
lew Well p ga Ms9 Wsss susba
Springs; X Irving. Hanover; E Harrison, Pr @;
c N smithe, VIC X R; II M Patton, Va: Buck
pei Hill; Rsuss, Fla.
EXCHANGE HOTEL &C Helm, Nelson: A w
Blackmaa, Phila; Col II Payne, U A; M Gen
try MI.. pows.g 4 Dr. sI John,on Peter.
Staples. w Staples, A M Ly brook: Patrick, C W
Coleman, GoochlandJ Wilson, Va; J Barne
Fl Van Glove, Trenton; ] w Buchanan, L Marse
w H Fitzhugh, Miss w Fitzhugh, Frekerieksburg
w H Thomas, Miss; g w Edwards and lady. w A
ney, Powhatan: w Fontain, GoochIand; W < Mas
ters, Va; N Fl stockali and lady, Miss Barney,
McPeters; sSrymser, Miss L scrymseI, Miss
scrynser, Y; Dennis, Albemarle; @ o Phelps
Wythssills; 81 Lacy and lady, Woodvile; a
Bradley. NJ Carlisle, Wash; F L Smith, Aexsnaria
Peoda swizs rand; r Dew, A Dew, E r
| Dejarnett, spottsylvansi D Golding, Goochland
richmond ls Gordon. Albemaris; d Campbell
Tenn; A w hits, Phile; L Johnso,i. Bait; w M
freeman, r; C M Smith, d Clarke. N C.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL.-T Lslly, Hanover
w T Gregory. Chesterfield; D Powell, w Amlers
Va; Capt J Mill, steamer Augasta; ] T Cox, Es
| sex; Tyre, Va; Abbott. Lynchburg; West
Appomattox; Smith, Bsltimorei Miss Hill.man
than, M Jones. Va; Miss Rothwell. Wsshin gton
T Moody, Richmond; A A Wilkinson. New York
Green, Va Miss Wilson, Danville; w e Sbep
herd and daughter, Fiuvans Jas Stewart. Bait; N
Williamson, E Hughson, Va; @ Crump, w C
Tally. L Lacy; New Kent; r Allen. C; J Wy
cof, Pars. Little, B Thomas, d Carter, w
! Cain, Norfolk; Shepherd, Albemarle.
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AGAINST MAYOR WOOD.

CAMPAIGN AGAINST MAYOR WOOD.
We are not at all surprised to see that
clamor has been raised against Mayor Wood
Of New York, and that strong effort will
probably be made to defeat his re election.
The honest and fearless manner in which he
has discharged his duties as Mayor, has
raised up against him host of enemies, who
will leave no stone unturned to remove him
from position in which he has been terror
to evil doors. Gould such result be sue
cessful, 1t would be lamentable commenta
ry on the competency of the people of New
York for self. government. 1t would demon
strate that faithful, Independent and cour-
ageous discharge of administrative duty, and
that too in a position in which the vital in
terests of New York society, its peace, secu
rity, good order and good name are involved,
will not be sustained by the community
whose interests are thus protected, even un-
der the powerful instinct of self preservation.
1t would show that the only mode of retain
ing the most important executive Office of
the chief city of the Union, is to connive at
violations of the laws, to permit great abuses
to remain unmolested. and suffer great of
Tenders to go unwhipt of justice. Surely
New York cannot be so demented as to sac
rifice such an upright public officer, and one
who has so heroicaly and efficiently dis
charged his duty, as this model Mayor.
Before the accession of Mayor Wood to
his present station, the city of New York, ac-
cording to its own Journalists, was under the
worst police administration of any civilized
city in the world. 1t has now the best of any
large city on the continent. We should
think its citizens would hesit ate to restore
state of things in which rowdyism and crime
| stalked forth unmolested. New York Is a
national city, and all sections of the country
| feel an interest in seeing it well governed.
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PASSENGERS per u. 8. Mail STEAMSHIP
L Rarr Mar

PASSENGERS per U. 8. Mail Steamship
jamestown, Lewis Parrish, from New York, yester.
day morning.
6 o Phelps, Jno M Price. DR. Jos Mosby, T
Cummings w P Lawson, DR. Dennis w Ferrand, w
Mcfarland, N Stockwell and lady, Miss Barney,
Mics E Williams. Meyer, Mrs Ellis Johnston,
Mr. Penfeid, Miss e. Stone, j Ssrymssr and three
Misses scrymser, Mrs Heymann and daughters, A
Jno Wiley. B Rang, Jno Perry. L Cole Winn'
Thomas Smith. w Haziet B Walters. T A Lin.
ton, w Cain, Miss Hawkins, Carter, g Hodges,
J Farnswerth. Jno U'Neal. James Little, B Thomas
Burton, D Cherry, P Post, jr, D Baker, M
Levy Son, j w Frazier. s A, w Ballard, lady
and child, John Dodd, Capt w E sherman, 8
Armstrong, Miss Baxter, DR. N s Jarvis, u A, and
lady-and % in Storage.
Exchanged signals with steamship Roanoke, Skin
ner, bound to New York. Sunday merning, 6 O'Clock
abreast of Fenwick's Island.
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n GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC az
- EXCURSION -
sLAs COTTAGE,

YIN FRIDAY, JUNE 10TH, 1855.
The NATIONAL GUARD, Capt. WIN. L. PnEs
TON, will make their First Excursion to Slash Cot
tase, on Friday, June 18th. which occasion thsy
will be accompanied by the Armory Band, with
their new aud beautiful Silver Instruments.
The Company beg to assure the public that they
have made such arrangements as cannot fail to make
the Excursion pleasant one TO these who may at
tend them, and they therefore invite the co-cpera-
ton OF the citizens generally in this their fst en-.
teftsinment.
Since last summer, the Cottage and Grounds have
been enlarged and improved. besides being lighted
up with gas, wBch adds greatly to the oveliness Of
the place.
To these ladies and gentlemen who take pleasure
Ia the dance and waits the committee beg to
them that the best Cotillon Music has been saged
and will be in attendance; while those who prefer
quiet promenade, the walks In the grounds, brii.
iiantly illuminated, present the most attractive ap-
paaIauce.
Members of other Volunteer Companies. disposed
to attend tbs National Guards in their Excursion,
are requested to appsar in uniform.
Extra Trains will leave the Richmond and Fred
sricksburg Railroad Depot at 4 5, and ~ O'Clock.
P. NJ and return to the city between the hours Of
IL and o'clock, next morning.
TICKETS for the Round Trip, ONE DOLLAR,
to be had az James A. Harrpgton's Cgsr Store,
ner of 10th and Main streets-at the William Tell
House, on Broad street-at the Depot-and of Any
member of the Corps
~ Refreshments of all kinds will be served on
the ground. je ltd
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The 4. I. BLvEs hsd good time yeseer.
seyyved tbem b. several honorary msmbers. =
useless 10 ssy that many "Old Blnes. we're pre-.
sent and that the afternoon wss spent 10 the mo-
agreeable manner. the Armory Band, ontneir nev
silver instruments, enlivening the hour Win M
sweotest strains OF music.
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| DEPARTuRR OF MIssIokARIRs.-The following
missionaries have taken passage in the baroue
ounSna, now ready to sail from Boston for Smvr
| ga rev Mr.. Pettebene, of Andover DR. w Good.
Ell, Miss A. Goodell, and Mics Goodeli.. of Corr.
''ansinopie, and Miss Thompson of Beyrout
| DUEL BETWEEN sAILoas.-A duel took n,sco
saturday afternoon at Roxbury, Mar. betTssn
w. .snca ssliors; Pistols proving Intellectual.
| one party stabbed the other with a knife wban'
| both were arrested "o' "neh
PROHIBITION IN ILLINOIS -Returns from, IT,
six counties 10 Hin OILS, give small majorv .s.c.,
prohibition The friends of the measure con.;das
1t defeated. oo"''uer
DRowSED.-A canal boat with two men ana !.
boy went over the Lehigh dam at Easton pa
Saturday, and all were drowned. The bos;
sunk o""'
HEALTH OF NEW ORLxANs.- The Board .,
Health of New Orleans have rescinded the reson =
tion passed some day since declaring The cholar.
an epidemic there.
Mr.. b B Peck, q merchant of st. Louis, myste.
rously disappeared the % inst, and 1t 10 feared
be has been murdered.
B. B. French. ESQ II IL stated, has been expelled
By the Fifth Ward Capitol Hill Know Nothina
Council 10 Washington.
The salary Of the London police magistrates
twenty. three In number. has been raised from al,
600 to 81 200 year.
The Canadian Parliament, after session of the
unprecedented duration Of seven months, has jusl
adjourned
Silsbee, the Yankee comedian, has been unsuc ,
ssssiul, II 10 said, 10 San Francisco.
WIN. Arrison, tho "infsrna machine, murderer
u Cincinpati, has obtained new trial 4s
esers.sry Guthr 10 hes returned 70 WashInston.
. good health. s. :, Z,
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The MARSHALL AND Henry BuILDIFe
COMPANIES The next regular meeting OF the above
Companies will be held at their rooms over the siose
of Buffers simons l57 Main , :. "a"
DAY. evening comrr emo ing at ~ O'CLOCK.
proposition to alter the Constitutional enc OF
both Companies, will be submitted at these meet
ngs and It 10 earnestly requested tnat eVeIy s'oo
holder will be present.
The Treasurer will attsnd as usual, during the al
ternoon to receive the monthly instalments. &c.
JAS. X. LEE,
;a1o-It .4t .sFsat }sfs Secretary.
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BAD H6usE.-Elizabeth Corners, resi-
dent of Dock street, near 18Th, was summoned be.
fore the Mayor yesterday to answer Tor keeping :
disorderly house of III fame, and selling iquoI 70 :.
the absence Of witnesses, the case was adjourned
over until this morning at 9 o'clock.
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LOCAL MArrnRs

DEsTsuorlvE FiRE.-.ast night, about
near the corner 81 Cary and 1lth strsets was do.
covered ttbe on Are tnths third story. The alarm
wasi nmedisteIy gwen end the hremea retass.d to
astantly eottos on, the flames spread 20 tho next
fat ~, also brick building occupied by Mr. VIM.
two stori.s burned sway. The quantity Of tobacco.
manufactured, destroyed, wss large, though the
loss In that particular cannot yet be
The frst building was owned BY Mr.. Jshn Cosby,
aud the second BY Mr.. Richard Anderson. Both
gentlemen We believe are injured.
The factory OF Mr.. H. B. Dickinson was In immi.
nsnt danger Of being destroyed and was only saved
BY the most active exertion of the brave fremen
who did their duty feariessly. The loss may be
roughly estimated at $50, 0G0
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MARRIED,

At Christs Church, Norfolk, on Wednesday even
ins, eth June, by the Rev. J. Minireserode CHA =.
a. sOsHER, of New York, to Miss MARY CELEs
TIA, daughter Of DR.. John Ingram of Princess Anne
county, Va.
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THE Turks

In late appeal to the House of Lords in
support of a peace policy, Earl Grey stated
that as many as half million of people have
now lost their lives-Russians, Turks and Al
hes-in supporting or attacking govern
ment and people tTurkish) the most fanatic,
cruel, barbarous and unprincipled that ever
existed in the world.
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FRESH SoFT CRABs-H Having made ar
range me nts to get supply of SOFT CRABS regu-
larly from Maryisnd, the public rely on always
getting them fresh by calling the Vsrandah House.
North srn end OF the new We getable Market.
je 7-6t RO. REID, Proprietor.
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TURTLE Sour Thompson, OF Our
House, served his patrons with Turtle Soup OF .
very ns qnhlity, yestsrday OF course enough moie
of the same sort may he had to-day Caii and tfy IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-12

HOLLY WOOD CEMETERY CoMPASY.-A
called meeting of the Hollywood Cemetery Compa-
nv will be held over the store Of Mr. Alexander Du-
val, on THURSDAY, the 18th inst. at half past s
O'clock p M. WIN. Fl. HAXALL.
is Wv Secretary.
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GRAIN IN THE VISTA letter from Bureau
county Illinois, says that all the warehouses along
the railroads are full of grain, and many thoussnds
OF bushels are piled up In bags along the side of
the track. Long trains of cars groan under the
weight OF grain With which they are loaded. The
The buyers with the railroad for more cars An
the farmers have planted from one to thirty acres
more than last year, and all now looks well for a
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js12-1t

NoricE.-On the night of WEDNES-
DAY, 18th June. at O'Clock. In the room over But
ters i Simons Bookstore. on Main street. viii be
held m Getting of the st. Andrews Sccisty. Of THU
city, at which full and punctual attendance is ask
ed CHAS b. SAW YEN,
la 1t-St Secrets Y.
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VIRGINIA MEDICAL AND SURGICAL JOUR
NAL.-The June number of this excellent MeoIcal
periodical closes the second year OF a existence
We trust every member of the medical professor
In the South will give the Journal such start al
the beginning of the third year a. Ito extraordinary
merit deserves
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Auction NoTIcE.-The attention OF the
public 10 solicited to our sale ofFurnitnre and Hss
ware. Also large lot Of imported Hsvana Iisai''
this morning At no o'clock See sdvdrfisemen1
h 10 LlRUS SHINE, Aucts.
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HusTINGs COURr.-Ihis body cOmmenc.
ed its June term yesterday. The first case of any
importance was that of VIM w Anderton, charged
with stealing $50 worth of carpenters tools from
Cyrus H Bullington on the 18Th OF May. After
hearing the evidence, the prisoner was remand ed
to jail to await trial before the Circuit Court at
Its fall term.
Civil business occupied the remainder ofth day,
during which the Court certified to the City Coun.
ell the accounts of the clerks conductors, etc. for
holding the late elections In Richmond.
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You've MEN's CHRIsTIAE Ass0cIATIOS.-
Thu rsaulsr monthly meeting Of the Young Mems
Chrsfan's Association win be held IT, Lcras
ia y, 20 o,cioeI' je 12-1t
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Nj, GRARD MILITARY %
X4%NANDC CIVIC EXCURSI ONE3
NSAak TO AND BALL ER
81 A SH COTTAG E

The FAYETTE ARTILLERY, Capt Chsrl.s
Richardson, announce that cir second annual EX-
CURSlON TO AND BALL AT SLASH COTTAGE,
will take place on the
EVENING OF JUNE 18th, 1855.
On which occasion unusual attractions ill be pre-.
sented.
The Cottage grounds having been recently enlarg-
ed and improved, present alone sufficient attractions
to induce large attendance, in addition to which
The Artillery Corps have provided music, choice
ireshments, and splendid display of
FIRE WORKS.
All of which, they hope will prove satisfactory to
their friends
MUSIC.-Armory Band. with Silver Instruments
Refreshments will be furnished at "Siash Cottage
Hotel" in the most superior style, at city prices.
DEPARTURE AND ARRIVALS CARS.
Let train will leave at o'clock.
2nd train with the Artillery Company" at 8
O'Clock.
Sid train at II O'Clock.
4th train at 10 o'clock.
Let train will leave the Cottsge, returning at
O'clock. End train W i'll leave at IL O'Clock.
Persons DESTROYS of spending the day at the Cot
tsge leave by the 81 o'clock train in the morning
TICKETS-fOr the round trip 81, to be had at the
Office of the Richmond r. & P. &. r. Company
EY- Ticdets will be issued in Petersburg, at the
Office of the Richmond and Petersburg Depot for
S225, round trip.
II No charge for Ladies. 10 9-dtd.
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MARINE NEWS.
POET OF RICHMOND, June IL.

ARRIVED.
Steamship jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdze
and passengers.
Steamer Belviders, Pritshard. Baltimore, mdze.
Ludam l. Watson.
CLEARED,
Bark Wieland, Capt. Osterman, for Venice, with
SIC hhds Tobsccs. by E. w. DeVoss Co.
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VALUABLE REAL EsTATE Of Auction-
rHrs D.y-The particular attention Of the public =
called to the Executer's sale Of valuable Real ~
tate to s.ke place this afternoon :. oh com
q. 10 GODDIN Il APPTR6ON, Auete.
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Last night a gentleman
pot while IsSorins At the fire corner Of 1It6 and
Cary streets, though not member of any company.
was struck by q falling beam and badly hurt receiv.
Ing wound ON his head about two inches Ia length,
and laying the flesh open to the skull He was taken
into the American Hotel, where his wound was
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AUTHORIZATIONS of RI. 1..7 ~;


AN ExkMINA ALTON Of If. n. can
n LEHERs Juvenile Gissgia vossi sauSe vi
take pacs IL the Lsefuye Room Of tie 1s3 Presb,ss
ran Church, THIS AFTERNOON, 1t 4 o'siost. y.
r,spectfully invitss bis patrons and tbs fsnls OF
Exsrcisss win close With Concert q nssht. sor,
msne,n 81 st 81 O'Clock Tfshsts % efs.
Th stosing exercises Of hts adult eisse wi Ia
place IN the Lscture Room Of the 1st BsptiH ChurcS
IO-MORROW evening, q u o'clock. The pubiis
10 invited TO sttsud. j. f3-Its
THE SCIENTIFIC EXHIBITION OF
i METALLIC PAINTINGS, given ss Metropol,.
tan Hall on Saturday evening last II removed "a NJ
10 Main ct. over Mr.. BodsEer's Dfpg Store, vbsrs
they sre now exhibiting ct 81 and 8 o'clock PM
Admission only 124 cents.
UThis ingenious sppsrstus, With the eonueo.
tons completes are for sale. js12-lts
a MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
"a AT SLASH COTTA0E-Ths NATIONAL
AZ GUARD win give their frst ball At Slash Cot.
HIA tage, on FRIDAY EVENING next. The tr.in,
from tho city, win leave st 4 and y o'cloei, p
NJ. and return at 12{ or a. d.
The Company havs determined to mske the ALI
ons of the most pleasant Of the season, and accent
able in every respect to those who sttend
An exceliont band OF music has been engaged for
the oceasiop.
Refreshments will be furnished on the ground, a.
CITY prices
Measures have been taken to insure perfect ords,
during the evening.
ie12-4s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-12
a slave 70 Nh

SHOOTING CAsE-BowliDg, slave to Mr.
II. L. Kent, charged with shooting Ralph, a fellow
servant, on Sunday last was arraigned before the
Mayor yesterday morning, but owing TO the alb
sence of witnesses and the critical condition of the
wounded negro, the investigation was postponed
and the prisoner remanded to jail,