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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-02-22

NBroom corn flour has been tried
in Pittsburg. The way is, to bake it a
little longer than buckwheat; mix the
dough with lite soda and you will
have a more delightful cake than can
be made from buckwheat.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-02-22
CINCINNATI MARKET.
February Is, P. M.

Flour and Grain-The Flour market
is unchanged. The sales to-day includ-
ed 100 brls at SO 18, and so do at
SO 90. In Grain, 275 bushels Oats
sold at 44c; 90 bris Homony at 81 go
@I65; 800 bushels Oats at 47@48c,
sacks included.
Provisions-The market is firm, but
there is not great deal doing. The
only sales heard of to-day were $4,000
Tbs. Bulk Shoulder at 4Ic; 10000 lbs.
Sides at SIC; and 60 brls Mess Pork at
S12.
Cheese-Sales of 275 boxes at 94c.
There is fair but not active demand.
Seed-Sales of brls and 60 bushels
Clover at Sc 70; 90 dc. at Sc 80; Al
do at Sc 85, and so do at S6 rs. The
demand is good, but the market is not
bouyant.
Butter-A sale of brls choice Roll
at 18c--a further advance.
Beans-A sale of brls prime White
at SO 25.
CofFee-Sales of 12O bags at 10
@1Oac. The market is firm.
Molasses-The demand continues
good; sales of n brls old and new at
22@23c, 80 do. new, from landing at
22tc, cash.
Potash-A sale Of 5 brls at SC.
NEW YORK, Feb. 16, P. NJ
Flour is dull, sales of 1000 brls at
So 50@9 for common to good Ohio and
Indiana. Corn is dull, with declining
tendency; sales of 10000 bushels at
98c@S1.
Pork is lower, with sales of 1000
brls at S13 75 for old Mess, and s14 so
for new do. Beef is better, with sales
of Country Mess at SO 69@11, and re-
packed Chicago at S14 25@15.
Money is plenty. Stocks are lower
Skies, "a; Virginia Skies,
95I; New York Central, 94t; Erie,
454; Reading, 76k. 9..
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-02-22

MARRIED-At 'e0ur House" in
this town, on the 7th inst,f by Joseph
Hunt, ESQ.,, Mr.. GEORGE DAVIS to Miss
CLAzlssk SHzRsIEE, al Of this county.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-02-22

BANK HATERs.-The Cincinnati Com
nereial says it has learned, from good
authority. that the rickety Kanawha
Bank has passed into the hands of GER
tain hard money Democrats doing busi-
ness on Third street, who doubtless
have purchased it with view to con-
form its policy to the small note law,
and the recent revelation of the Demo-
cratic platform of the State. We wish
them success in their endeayor to build
up hard money institution over the
horder.--iState Journal.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-02-22

R Brigham Young is building two
large and beautiful houses adjoining
that which he occupies in Salt Lake
City, to accommodate his increasing fami-
ly. He now rejoices in between City
and sixty wives and from forty.five to
fifty children. Elder Kimball, one of
the Mormon Apostles, has between six
ty and seventy consorts.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-02-22
- See advertisement.
February /, ls55.-4w

A SURE REMEDY.-If you are troubled with
a Cold. Cough, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, or any
affection of the Lungs or Throat, you are ad-
vised to make trial of STABLER'S ANO-
DYNE CHERRY EXPECT0RANT, which is
really what it processes to be, a ''goed medi-
cine" If it were not such, it would not have
received the decided and warm approval Of
some of the most celebrated, intelligent and
high minded physicians in the country, who
have been made acquainted with the recipe
from which 1t is compounded, and who say
that @it viii effect more good than any of the
numerous preparations with which the country
is inundated" An array of testimony, such
as can be shown in favor of Stabler's Anodyne
Cherry Expectorant, and STABLER'S DIAR-
RHGA CORDIAL, could never be produced,
unless they were really and truly good naedi-
cines." Therefore we advise you to make
trial of them, with confidence. See discrip-
tive pamphlets, to be had gratis of the agents.
Price each. only so cents per bottle, or six bot
ties for 81 so.
Eob-,oru ISSS H.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-02-22
PRISONER BON cossAwKE.

The following is an extract from a
letter received by a lady in England
from her husband in the Crimea: 81
cannot refrain from letting you know
the narrow escape had the other night
of being taken prisoner by the Cossacks,
as was returning from Balaklava with
about ten pounds worth of goods for
the officers of the company. But, dear
Sally, a good stout heart foiled them
for this time. | must thank God for
his protection, and for endowing me
with such presence of mind. BaIakIa-
va is about seven or eight miles from
SeVastopol, and as was coming, about
half way, being mounted on the cap
tain's pony with six hayersacks full of
tea, sugar, wine and several other little
articles, 1 had my fusil slung across my
back, as every man must be armed here,
even if he only wanted to go to the
rear. So | was coming along, thinking
of-but you need not ask what, as you
might know it was about yourself, and
Nell, and poor little Jack-a horseman
rides up to me and lays hold of my fusil
by the butt, and very quietly was going
to take it of my shoulder, when asked
him in plain English what he was going
to do, but not a word could l under |
stand from him but ''prisonere bon Cos
sawke." as he pronounced it.
Thought at first he was Frenchman,
antil be mentioned Sevastopol, but it,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-01
ARRIVALS At TIE PRINCIPAL HOTRLs
YEaTERpAY

AMERICAN HOTEL Kiln aud lady. w L
Ru.hmsn Washington; &c Jone. Mo; Smith: 81
L som'Ie. Bali; DR. A 9 Fsriniolt. Texas, nj Pat
.ss NODE Sisss' s cs SasI's o.:
and lady. Miss Myers Miss Schmidt. N Q; II
Schmidt Roanoke, w Scott, w woodbridge w
4 Campbell. A W winston. Do: Il WiIli.D nj
Cumb; Clara J Green, Buckingham.
Bremen; A Coleman. Marengo; 9 Brown, Ala;
Miss Coschmsn. Miss Ford. BENZ A Coachman and
dsushter c; smmons and svt J N Owen and
t.rsburg; J o Richardson, - Everett. 8 Smith,
Suffolk; Green Miss Royal. Chicago; VIM H
Pos,s
Chambers, Phila; H Davis, Va; r Jone. Tenn; J
Bali. Blsctley, Nashville; Potter and I servf.
N O; Hunter Caroline; Smith Md; j l. Go, do,
louisa W q Fitzhngh ana .eIvt, F.eas; Dedsgek,
HsnOssH; : Weiliord, Frsds N Todd and
Or shultice. Chas City
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-G Sale, Miss; Dr. A 9
McRae, Chesterfield; Jos L James Bedford; David
Thompson, Meeklepbrrg D Fl knight. Lunenbq; w
Linson. Mrs nj Slough. Miss 5housh Jess Linsop,
Ohio; = Foster, - Simpson, Aususa; Edwd j
Eaa fI
land; A A Erambert J C Marion, Fry, Wal.
thsll Richmond; w Morris Fluvanna; Dorsett
P cwhatsn; R Hamilton, L Rogan, A KYLE. Ten.
ness-e; A T Obenchsin, Dsnville; J Vessel C ;
r Johnson and lady. Friend, Cbesterfield; Thos A
Clarke. Hanover; Burger, Botetourt Springs.
u IT. CHARLES HOTEL-T 8 Jones. N o; A X
she pard, W; E w Hudgns. York City; C A Duke
ard lady. spottsylvanis; = Wilson, Pow atap; A
Parsons, Louisa; T w Cbeathsm, Che sterfield; Fl s
Jeter. Petg; DR. Upshur, Chas City; g Smith, Ohio;
P Tinsey. Pete; w Rsliow. Halifax; q A Craxtou,
r 4 Il r; J Vaughan, An,eis; w Wills 3 nj
Mosely, Charlotte; Durkin, Petbs; Clayton.
Wsshn ston; Walden. n Ksnt; F. Taylor, Orange;
A G White, spottsgvanis Morrison, r Murphy,
N C; J Rossnwald, Z Rosenwald Richmond; DR. g
Carter, HenIico; Allen. Va; w Webb, R WIFI
ting. Nerfolt; Hagot, Augusta; j Parker Ports
mouth; w H Drewry u R; w s Deupres and
lady. Lunenburg; J y Watson H Davis Petba; Jas
little. Nctfcls; Eskaw. Hanover; w Lacy, New
Kent; Holiday Henrico.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-01
THE CANADA,S NEWS.

The news of the bombardment Of Swea-
borg and its defences is very decided in its
character, and leaves little to doubt that the
allied feet of the Baltic has rendered pow
eriess one Of the greatest stronghoios u
Russia. The telegraphic dispatch, VINO"
sums up the destruction. declares tna' 1".
borg exists no more" This action Will con-
fer great honor on the feet and It's com
manders, while our "hon'an gallon freno'
Sir Charles Napier, win be not little cns-
erjped at the utter confutation of his idea
of the difficulties of the successful lombard
nsat Of Sweaborg.
The conflict on the river Tchernaya' 30
disastrous 70 the Russians under Liprandi'
will operate rs an encouragement 70 tne |"
lies in their next assault on Sebastopoi-.he
battle being fought on the eve OF the III
tended renewal of the bombardment OF tnat
place. On the other hand, it cannot but de-
press the spirits of the Russians. On the
whole, our friend, the Bear, is IN rather
worse condition than he has been yet. New
ertheless, bis pluck and his endurance are
great, and he will continue to dispute every
inch of ground until pushed to bis last retreat
If he should ever be pushed there-ano
there he will be more dangerous than ever.
The readiness, indeed the alacrity with
which the people of France have taken
the new loan of seven hundred and fifty mil
lions of francs demanded by the Emperor,
quite extraordinary and must be highly DE-
Hghtful to Louis Napoleon. More than 1oe
times the required amount was promptly SUD
scribed-i. e. more than screen hundred ana
.tJty millions Of dollars instead OF francs
Subscriptions of all amounts were received
SO that the poorer classes might contribute
their mite to the glory of the nation. This
il a capital stroke of policy of the Emperor
by which all classes become creditors OF the
government, and interested in maintaining IFS
permanency and solvency, or rather the
maintenance of the Napoleon dynasty. A
large part of the sum subscribed was IN
portions less than ten dollars. The Ma
tional Intelligencer very appropriately re-
marks upon this exhibition: "While such an
avarics of military glory exists and such
prodigality is lavished upon the means OF
keeping up an army, there is some reason to
fear that those who yet look to any near pa
cification of Europe will be sadly disap-
nointed'
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MARINE NEWS.
~osS OF siCHaoNp, Ans. 81.

ARRIVED,
Steamer Pccshontas, Jones, Baltimore, mdz, Luz.
lam & Watson.
sohr VIM l. Jones, Frank, Baltimore, guano, II w
Fry.
Schr Edwin, Aaron, Baltimore. guano, Sehaer
Kohler l. Co.
schr Rockland. Freds James River, lumber, Jos r
Roane.
CLEARED,
Ship Musconsus, of Charleston, 8. c., f, w Carter
master. for Liverpool with $40 hhds. tobacco BY
Palmer Clopton, snd others
SAILED,
Schr Henrico, Crsnton, New York, mdze, w
Curre.
Sohr Ware Gentry, Clsirmount bricks
schr John e Adams, Adams Petersburg light
Schr w Bowdsn. Cannon. Williamsburg lisht
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DIED.
ng last, Miss SUSAN II SHARP,

On Thursday evening last, Miss SUSAN n SHARP,
about Is years of age.
Her friends and acquantspces are respectfully in.
vited attend her funeral this Saturday morning
at IL O'Clock, from her late residence the head Of
Clay street.
August Soth. CELIA VIRGINIA, daughter of Ca.
leb and Jane E. Jacob, aged seven months and ten
days
Her funeral will take place from the residence of
her father in Sidney, near the fair grounds on sa.
turday at 10A O'CLOCK. The friends and relatives Of
the family are feausstsd to attend without further
notice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-01

DrAp.-Charles Alton, The uniorsunese
=, i. = In bad bis leg broken and received os.sI
a. rsn. juriss on board vesse, - AZ y.i,s q,
,.ee. ait ,n.ion has since died from his wounds
TIE did not hold an inquest over the nooy,
but the impression 10. that his skull was nsc'
.-eH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-01

The THEATRE will be opened for a
dramatic performance next Tuesday night, for the
benefit of Mr.. John Hyde, on which occasion .
handsome hose reel will be presented to the Fire
Company selling the largest number of tickets
Such an announcement Will be apt to stir up
contest and ensure Mr.. Hyde crowded house,
for almost any two companies would pack the
theatre with friends who are always ready to aid
them on such an occasion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-01

FATAL AcorDEsT-By the accidental
firing Of the fluid in lamp at the house of Mr. Geo
w Toler. Thursday everipg-bsfore reported-s
solored gill named Lzzie was dreadfully burned
hospital yesterday aud died Of her nudes yesterday
evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-01

Nunsrs FOR NoRroLK.-Two OF our Ger
,,.r ci,ixens Messrs. Frederick Steinbrunn and
w Bolt left this city for Norfolk yesterday,
vhere they Intend Offering their services 70 the
Howard Association a. nurses for the sufferers
from yellow fever.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-01
LOCAL MATTERS.

ru..xsc,yrro.-Ae Invite the attention
- orr readers to the sutjoiued caro- o. tne MsyoF
~ shis city. setting apart next Inusscy s,s ~
If ,bankceiving and prayer to .Ino .osn..
sar ,he blessings of health which hcumonu sp|oy =
IA Tor the removal Of that fatal psaue "n'cn ~
.ire.dy hurried from time into stefnhy ~ Ishy y
- rss,dents of our sister cities OF Norioik soo
nn,,.moufn Other cities have devoted dsy 90
,s.nhssivine and prayer, and We nave no oouos
i, - the people of Richmond VIII gladly suspena
III In sineas And devote one dsy 70 the WorsniP "
- Isre.t RuIer of the Universe. whose oounuu'
...r.,es have besu 90 lawfully expended on tnem
Mhi,a their neishbors and friends have peep sorey
sM,s..d I'm disease and death. we puonen the
ar. :. I'd below, With the hope that Will meet
~nh : warm, united approval oy our entire COM
mr rTTI OF RICHMOND. MAYORS OFFICE,
OifA We AUGUST 3Ist, 1855.
Whereas it has pleased Almighty God. 10
5,s GOOD providepcs TO grant to the Inhabitants OF
thIs citv season of unexampled health and general
prospsiity has been thought becoming and proper
70 sst apart day for the grateful commentator OF
His distu gushing goodness: IL IL. efore recon-
ed that Thursday next, the 9Th day OF Septem.
bar Be observed % day of Thanksgiving, and that
All the ctxens of Richmond be earnestly requested
TO unite in the religious ssrvces Of the day; and 10
90 much our sister cities OF Norfolk ana Porte
mon stil suffer from the ravases OF the fatal dis
.sse which has % sorely afflicted them It 10 recon-
mended that special prayer be offered On their be-
half tnst it would please God to remove the pes.i-
leuce from them and grant to them the blessings
which constran Us to make public acknowledg e-
ment of His mercies.
JOSEPH MAYO, Mayor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-01

NO1ICE.-Picked up 10 James River, a
IN small skG painted green the.owner can have
her BY proving Pre- psrty and paving charges.
JOHN CARBON,
Sc liz Schr. Express.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-01

SUBSCRIPTIONS FsR NoRFoLK.-At st. Pc
terS Catholic Church, On Last Sunday, collection
mouth. The sum raised. amounted TO els5-very
liberal for the congregation OF that Church. whoss
members are generally poor This sum has been
sent to the Howard Association to be dvidsd a. Il
deems PROF or between the to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-01
DRY GOODS FOR CAsH-CHRIS

~ TIAN LATHROP, No. SO Main Street Rich
mond, We've call the attention of planters and
purchasers generally, to system of selling goods
for CASH only, which with US Is no longer an expe-
rment, as our experience has amply proven to our
customers. as well as ourselves that Goods can be
afforded cheaper for cash, than credit, whether
long or short
We shall be prepared to offer greater inducem nts
than ever from increased facilities in purchss pf
and cor idently invite examination OF our stocf
c'mprsing all styles OF heavy Wooden Goods for
wants; Blankets, Flannels. Sstnets and Csssme res
L.oies Dre.s Goods of the mos. fashions Bile STYLES
and newest designs in black and colored Silks; Mer
nos, NJ useln and Chsshme res; houseke ping goods
such as Irish Linens Linen and cotton She etipss
Table Dsmssks Towelnss, Dimities and Curtain o. q.
teTials; Paris Embroic cries in Muslin and Lace
Mourning Goods Of every description. OF the best
fabrics imported. Al.o, splendid assortment of
English and American Carpets of rich Brus
sells ana Velvet Three.ply Ingram and Hemp Car
pets. rugs Druggets, Mat and Oil Cloths All OF
which i'll be sold at such prices will make it an
object to cash purchasers.
CHRISTIAN LATHROP
sci No 80 Main Sire et
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-01
JOSEPH MAYO, Mayor
LARGE HAUL Wstchmen Andrews and

LARGE HAUL Watchmen Andrews and
Wcks reported Joseph Siedd, the keeper of a
small grocery the corner of 24th and Main
streets, for permitting an unlawful assembly of
fourteen negroes In bis house on the night of the
18th ult., and Joe was summoned to appear and
answer, but 10 bis stead came forward q we'll
dressed, handsome yonug lady, who pitched into
the police like thousand of brick, declaring that
they cou Id always see small things, while white
men, negroes and dogs, 10 that neighborhood, were
permitted to fight aud bite from morn till night,
without interruption. On the evening of the 2e,h.
she saw the vatchmen. and kept an eye on Slsdds
door, but never saw any such swarm OF negroes
70 10 or out % had been described
II they would protect peoples property and pres
vent rogues from stealing all the poultry 10 the
ueiehborhood, they would do vast deal more
good than by watching groceries, to see how many
negroes came out of them She though. Ii was
burning shame thus to impose on apy one 30, and
wound up by giving her name a. Miss McFsl,
which she was not ashamed to ackno Wedge. Find
log that neither her evidence nor her speech would
have any effect on the hsrdshearted Mayor, who
seemed bent on enforcing the laws she firted out of
court, doubtless denouncing the old fellow for his
ungsllaniry 10 rejecting the appeals of 30 fair
sutor. Sledd was then fined $50, and on being
brought into court Ia an Intoxicated state required
to give bail for his future good behaviour. or take
lodgings at Sergeant Lipscombs hotel until cooled
off,
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rHE DAILY DISPATCH.
s1|1So1y .oRN mo. .sIFTEKsER /, 1855.

DsrArcH rns THE cPRisos. Persons
soine to the Springs can have the Dispatch
sent to them for any length Of time they
NAV deafr0
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KIDNAPPING Noah Tate a free f.

made his appearance at the Mayors Court yeste day
morning to answer tbs charge of kidnapping Jsm..
negro boy fourteen years old, of Ellen Milf.
with The Intention OF taking him out of the Corr
monweaith Elien's boy had been rnissip for ssvs-
raj days and remembering the threat made by Nosb
nine months ago. to take the lad to Ohio she rsfn.
rally suspected him. and thsreore had him arrast.s
At the conclusion of the evidence. the warrant ms
dismissed, facts having been ecited to show ths
the prisoner had either spirited the boy awav or
vissd him to make his escape 80 "u'
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LOST

+ OST-Between Mrs. Baber's boarding
- house and the residence Of VIM w. Wingo's,
upper and of Clay street)a ladies' gold GUARD
IL left at this Office 1-5tA
r .OST-On Thursday night last, at the
- Fair Room. on Union HILL or bstw- en- the Fair
Room and Bowler l. Wilkes. HAIR BRACELET
with Gold Clasp. with initials IN. u. w" 1t IL
only valued On account OF ths hair. A suitable
ward will be Paid for it's return to this office.
se1-St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-01

Rev. Mr., CHIsHoLM.-In the notice tax en-
of those ministers who have stood courage
ously by their people and their duties in the
midst of the plague, perhaps justice has not
been done to this gentleman, who acted in
manner worthy of all praise. A Nerfelk cor
respondent of the Baltimore American pays
him the following tribute:
Among the faithful shepherds who have remaia-
60 20 take care OF their focks 10 the Rev. James
chisholm 81. Johns Episcopal Church. He has
,s.o'eu nor oniy smons his own congregation. but
whh sllthe sick and suffer- log who have called for
an services early and late; constantly may he be
loud :. the bedside OF the sick and dying. speak.
scouting his passage 10 the tomb. Mr., g hss., nS
s, nm post With eli the frmness aud Christian "a.
s c which should characterize a mini..s, Of
~ ~ as oesefses and shouid receive the thanks
faithful servant" ' so'a ana
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-01

CUTTING THE PROFITs.-Andrew Miller,
the keeper Of grocery in the bottom near the Peni
Tertiary. fined $40 for permitting an unlsw fn
assembly of negroes 10 bis house last Saturday mis- ht
five of whom were arrested and punished. ATer
hearing the testimony and deciding to the fins
his honor then required the accused to give securtv
for his future good behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-01

GONG AT LARGE.-Albert Anderson
slave to Jacob Woodson, wss brought before M.
Mayor and ordered ten stripes for being a,leep in
the street. He then committed for furthar
hearing on the charge of going at large.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-01

Ovka DUE The stsamsr r.,s...,, cu. t.
hew York for New Orleans. l. nov N ~. nn,
lei for her safety. ''S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-01

TROUBLE AHEAD.-R. G. G.. Zimmerman
summoned before the Mayor yesterday morn
ing, to show cause why ne should not be fined for
seIiing liquor TO be drunk Ia his house, to which
summons one of his employees answered 10 person.
When the case was called the representative of
Mr.. T. stated that they kept lager bier on sale, but
that he had never seen any ardent spirits retsiled
in the house. Against this declaration four respec-
table witnesses kissed the calf skin and then assert
ed that they had not only ardent spirits sold
Ia T.'s house, but had purchased and drank Ii
themselves, and one of them declared that he had
more than five hundred drinks bought aud
paid for 10 that house. His honor imposed fine
on the accused under the city ordinance, and then
sent the TO the mex, grand jury for prosecua
ton under the State law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-01

ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA-The steamship Ca
NADIA from Liverpool via Halifax, arrived at Bos
ton Thursday afternoon, sbou, o'clock Her
malls for the South were forwarded by the steam
boat train, aud were due at New York early yes
tard ov vporuiny
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-01

The Ladies of the Congregation of UNION
STATION will open Refreshment Room In Asbury
next at O'Clock. and continue It during the week.
The proceeds to furnish the new Methodist Church
just completed.
after O'Clock. an Sa-6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-01

THE SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.-Thes ship con.
tanning the submarine cattle tor the Newfoundl and
telegraph line arrived at Port Au Basque on the
10th. The steamer James Adser took her In tow
on the Gath, and expected to reach Cape Breton In
two days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-01

The regular monthly meeting of the
RICHMOND BUILDING FUND COMPANY will meet at
my office SATURDAY Evening, 1st of september,
at 8 O'Clock. an SLIT B. B. MINOR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-01

NEW YORK SoFr SHE'LL CONVENTION This
convention. as stated by telegraph met at SYRIA
cuse, Wednesday. Ths committee on resolutions
reported a series; the first of which RI lated ex-
cusively TO State matters-the others protested
against the Know Nothings. All the regular reso.
buttons. excepting one endorsing the Admiuis,ra.
ton. were passed. The committee were EQUALLY
divided on the Ksnsas ques,ion, and consequently
resolutions by both sections were Introduced
which excited considerable debate participated In
by John Van Buren, and others. Mr.. Van Buren,
moved that all the resolutions relating to the Ad
mioi.sration, Kansas and slavery 10 general be laid
on the tabe-snd he made speech In support of
his proposition.