The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-21

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SATURDAY. MORNING e.-....... JULY 81, 1875
= LATER FROM BUEkos AYREs An arriva
at Boston brings advices from B1enos Ayres
ta May a5th. .. The chief point of interest ii
the inv aston of the Province by Indians
TIE Buepos Ayres Packet says:
The latest news from the Azul is isedeplora
BILE. .Thetams or friendly Indians have re-
volted, and, besides carrying of a number
of catile, some Is or 90 persons are supposed
peace was prisoner in the hands of the sav.
ages. As yet the Government has published
nothing but we fear the sinister rumors are
founded on facts: ,4.rf. ,t.t1t's.-. -,
: The Second Constitutional Legislature was
opened on the lst OF May. "A bill has been
submitted TO the Legislature fixing the value
OF the pal n currency, and providing NEAR {
forits prospective redemption. 1t is stated
to amount to about e4O millions Of dollars
and is not worth much over Ia cents on the
dollar, The Government proposes to fx its
value at $500 In paper for one ounceof gold
Tive editors of .Buenos Ayres papers had
fought duel. No damage done. 1t Is ru-
mored that the Montevidean Republiclis to
be absorbed by Brazil, with the concurrence
of France and England. ss 80 s=s4E "E'
An OIo VEssEh-The oldest merchant
vessel known in France, fhe Samsriane,
which was built 10 17l6, and launched In
17Is, has just been purchased by timher
merchant at Nantes. who is about to break
her up. Her having lasted so long Is attrib,
uted TO her having been built of teak.
TOBACCO IN CALiFoRHiA--The practiea.
&c tAI -. II. % kae
been tested by Mr.. William e. Stewart. who
sends to the editor Of the Stockton (Cal Re
publican sample plant, which he believes
will compare with any tobacco raised in the
Union.
WHEAT AND FLOUR IN kRNTUoKY.-Tht
wheat crop of Harrison county, Kentucky,
has been harvested. and is selling at 81 cents
per bushel Flour is held, in Cynthiana, Ky,
at 1915 to Sc per barrel.
Vesuyius is the safety-valve of Italy
Without it, earthquakes would be far more
frequent, and loss of life, besides changes in
the structure of the country, would be sstly
increased. The volcano gives vent to the
pent-up internal: fires, and thus, secures, al
little risk, the fertility and safety of1raly. -
The only post office in Massachusetts in
1859 was located in Boston, and the letters
were advertised in the Boston News Letter
SO that person residing, out of Boston had
to send to that city for his letters. In an old
copy of the News Lelier list of letters is
publish ed In This list there are advertised
tSo for Marthas Vineyard, twelve for Nan
tucket, and several for Ame,ica 90 'ss
g. THE LATE VoTE IN ,ILLINoIs-The frl'I
F official vote on the subject of a prOhi bitory
liquor law, at the late election in Illinois, wa!
78,239 for the measure, and 95,57T against
70 pxytrl q. 4
county, which contains the city of Chicago
polled $3.50 votes, and gave 1875 majorit,
against the law. The total vote cast III the
State on the subject was l70, $40, but the full
vote of the State would probably exceed
200, 600. .. 'if .s b. s's. ..-. ,' -
OCEANS OF WHEAT.-We alluded day OF
two since, says the Atlanta tea Inteligen
Ger, to the large quantities Of grain ready to
be sent down over the State read. Yester
day we learn that eight trains arrived in this
city, bringing the first instalment, amounting
to 10000 bushels. This is a mere drop in the
bucket, compared with the amount yet to
come. s.F at.E'a
SICKNESS AT UTICA, N. Y-Alhough the
general health of nearly the whole country
this year, is excellent, there appears to be
G ,nsiderable sickness at U tica, New York
Sincethe 4th of July. when the sprohibitory
for mechanical purposes, 90 sales there, fol
sacramental 2, and for medicin j no less thar
53l The board ofhealth will have to bestir
themselves. e.. s,.'e t.' ...
Col. KoRPoNAY.-Among the officers O
the British foreign legion is Col. Korponay
who is in command of q portion of the new
recruits enlisted in the United States, anC
which are at present stationed at Niagara
on the Canada side. He was formerly in th,
Austrian service; subsequently, served undel
Colonel Doniphan, in the Mexican war ant
more recently employed himself in teaching
dancing. ~
THE CHARMED GIRL.-The poor little cir
of Giimanlon, n H., said 10 be charmed b,
snakes, has fallen a vicIim to more poten
spell. Barnum has secured her and her ia
verite snakes for exhibition. If the girl ha
any friends, they ought to save her from thi
loathsome disgrace. --a- r.
REMovED--The Virginia Free Press state
that Mr.. Adam Young, who has been one 0
the acting clerks connected with the Super
iatendeut's office of the Armory at Harper
Ferry, for the last two years, has been re
moved from office, and Mr. Talbot s. Duk,
appointed in his place. s-
RECRUITS FOR THE CRIMEA.--The Niagar.
Canada Mail states that great many recruits
chief Germans, are coming in every weel
to join the Foreign Legion at Niagara. Sew
erai detacbments of forty to fifty men eacl
have been dispatched to Lsprairie, and blight,
left Niagara on the Sd instant for the sam
place. = "-,tF .rtft
"WoMANs RIGHTS The topsorial art i
very successfully carried on by two FEM ale
at the corner of Shawnut avenue and Cantor
street, and we are assured they equal the bes
of our knights of the razor" Calamity an
comfort suggest that our South End friend
should assist in this practical eihod of as
serting wOman's rights ''-B0ston Tran
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. IMPORTED LIQUoRs.-A number Of person
are daily fined $40 and costs in New Yorl
for getting drunk, but as the Recorder has de
cided that the prohibitory law does not appl
to imported liquors. the question has bee
started that esch drunk enman should requir
the authorities 10 prove that he became il
toxicated on other than imported liquors.
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