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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-08

AarketS-CARKFuLLxR REPORTED FOR THG TRIBUNE.
"WEDNESDAY, Feb =. ls5A
AsHEs-Ths market 10 stesdy for PeGh, At % IS and
heavy for Pos. % SCI sslestus quiet at 6} The fol-
lowing the sDck remaining the warehouse Of Ness Lee
ter Palmer Co. the d inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-08

Tn 10, % 81 .eId At lie ~ d. for the Tho lot Of 10
poor and easet they were sold tohe
sales OF the week BY D. b. Rood (for Miller Hsnns) at
nhetia
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Family Marketing.

The m.uket vas well supplied with every variety
Of farm prpdnos and poultry. Quotations are with
out change.
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n 4 Rim T. 10 URNAL.
PORT OF Nsw-YoRK.
Cleared.

stssushirs-Naien Foster Chsrestou, spsaord IT,.
4 Co n fids, woodruff savannah. : l. Nishul
Ship,-stn Of the West WOODWARD Livsrpsol, q r>o.>
Nsthev; wm. Layton. TSessr Antwerp, Ls,ts.
Burlhut; Ashland Fl~,cn-r Ne~.0riesns. n Bnsasn
Bais-J. Morales Plat. Cienfusfo, starses Co A,
lsutic (srer.l Haer Bremen surchasd 5sek, @ X La
Hsrrer " ct Ipdie.. }. b. GsGer
Brigs- Jsuss vskeSeld, Allen. Apfnwsi, J. w. Dv~D,
Heity. (Rer.l Mis.exss Msdetra. rore. Cot eer,sr
Roberts Nssvtas T. Owen son. kste HEATH, CA~e o.
dep Msru Rio Co, Ahrar, Stevens. cu,sss ve.s Pc.
Mrs g. Co
Coz Huliard Partridge. Norfolk Master CAales n,S,
Smith, Milnipstcn Dolner Potter.
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Goken. &C.

Dec u.s. la, S. lon 90, bark Clara A. Williams, OF klhs-
beth CITY with main to ,sslant gone and nanp-
Feb s. Cby pilot boat whilden arr at Cape leland, ~
bark Tidal Wave ffom Savannah for Boston.
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To Mariners.

The Light Boat owed her station Of Mnos Lstss.
O Saturday. -
Lrby,..el Vineyard Sound, sailed from New Bedfosa,
5h Of take her station on Sow M
Piss Ledge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-08

PLAsTs R-Blue ana White Wnd.or are qnst q % ao
IS Is and 20 bb Csened at s ST. cash, and -, 80
PROvIsIOSs-The market Is firm for Pork and the svsls
ar, limited but demar moderste sales OF 90 DDS
s2 50 for old Mess sls 4di4 Is for new Mess S.1td
ais q Tor new Prime, Ga 81 ass TO Western Prone
Ness Sl6 25dsl6 50 for City and ST for CleE oeei
ur ebsI sed the inquiry 6erat the sac, are 20 bos
for CouatTy Nee 10 50 Tor Vermont Mes 10
for ,,tr. do slsd for rePseked CheaEo and WISCONSIN,
ara ssds Prime. Prime Mess IL sesdy eut
onet AZ sal the srys very limited; sales Of loo
&c. ,ood Ohio ct SIS IS Beet Hams az hr1 SIG ~
sle. of sc Dbl, Western at sl6ds l7. English Bacon held
&c Tor short and loog Mddes nib in and t9sc or
bon.kss do but the sales are moderate Cat Mss se "a
Sr ,oue, or are firm; saes OF $50 bbs and tee n d des
or shoulders. and 73s fer Hams Dressed hoss are N de
mapd At Halle SD very seree bltet nfm 81 tne
In fair request lodlsc of onoi <<ac oI
ste isle for Orange County Cheese qnie ana 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-08

TIE stock on hand 81 io comprising 1850 Buenos Ayres
SO Rio Grsnde, is go Anfcsurs 200 African so Mexes
30 Cprseos $50 Ssvsna, 30 Par. coo Jamaica &c, lloo
St Domingo eco California, and 500 Southern texas ke
HONEY-The psrket 10 poorly supplied with Cuba, bat,
with prosJ eetiye receipts DALI have only 70 note saes
Of 30 ties Cuba and small lot Of S. Domingo priyse
HOPs-Ths m.rtst 10 soodly supplied, and a dali and
heavy bales have been sod az 2545S for CROWN 1874
Eastern and Western.
HAIR-We learn OF s.ss OF 40 obs Rio Grande nil ed
terms not made public.
HAY-Ihe shipping demand has fallen Of but the market
sac y 100 70
HHNP-NspnIs Is Guile; At the reduction. American 10 dull
SIS les for addressed and s.ooG 20 for dressed. OF
Jpte sales bave been OF "a bales at 35 nos
lROSJbe mAket 10 FIRM for Scotch Pig with more de-
mand ales of wtos lots 81 500 fJ and snail parcels e.
&S sS2. FL sh Common Bars hrmer; sales q;
&t5d f67. tire sDd Re fined &7J.
INDIA RUBBER-We note sales Of 10 000lb- Para psi
gs;e ieinsA
iNDlGO-There 10 b.. little animation and the s.lss are
urtroftsnt; sales Nsdr.s e5ds2!c 10 Ma
pils 7od95c sDd 10 eeroens Csrrscss. 81 ds5c.
LEADTbe gAzket without mstsria change; hear OF
ssls today of 50 Spanish price be e public.
LATH-1he supply Of Eastern u limited, and the demand
IL food With ssles AZ 81 sat cash.
LUhBEREsstern spruce and Pine are n small stock the
inquiry soi end pres in the soenee Of sales nominal
81 $l5dAl6 NJ.
LIhE-A sale hss been made Of eoo bb Common Rocksnd
and as bbls Luu at 81 ~
LEATHER-Ths advance Ia Hides has had a corresponding
IL hIenee this article; Of middle b1enos Ayrss
emioek being made Re- held De usht ueieks
Bpepos Ayres and Rio Grands The receipts moderate
and the market closes with much b1oyancybuyers hst de-
their purchases until quite recently Oak Of gus
request ~ the annexed quotations French csJns
in oseste demand for the CSC 81 for 2
IS n s6de5c for Is 9eo S5dsoe for SedS5 and s9css
Or ga IN. ofus in salts ed
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Arrived.

ship Centurion i,) cOON', Liverpool Jan. & ua.s nd
psss. to 2erfs& Co
ship Calhoun (pk. Truusn. Liverpool Dec 10 ns,. an
p.ss TO Spoford rleston Co
Brig Asby Wapou (of sedswes Wsssou, Winnings, 10
ss naval stree o Fowler rslnsdse.
sehr Emily Iad IS m..ted) Hud, Wilmington N r.
a. navsl store~to Johnson & slssht 49,
sch J. Simpson, Reed Providence in hasst so.aa 70
Philadelphia
sehr ssncheser Ghichs,er. Norfolk d., na.s to q.
Pier,op Co
BELOw-fBepor,sd hy s,s,msus Levstbsn.I p.sa..sAs,
Hendrix Hudson. Sm'h. London and Portsmsath Jas.
rudse aud to y y. NVfsn.
ship Calhoun, freeman Liverpool Dee 49, mdse 49,
to spo6oIj. Tfesteu & co 10y pilot boat No 81
ship Centuror Ccombs Liverpool Jsn mdsa and pssa
Zersgs Co lBy poteosi No q A. O'Clock P. NJ, IL
C.~ss Ia tow OF Achilles and would probably sasA
ssILED-Fom the city-Ss.nsh!ps Psc6e. Nye, for Lv.
.rrcol Florida woodsull for ssvannsh Marion Foser s
Charleston.
WIED-Durps the Day, Ne
TIE steamship Pacific after proceeding down the bs5
turn red ard anchored Ia 1r.vesepd BAY ast night.
The b. barb Csbarss Kenny for kinestoo. jam
The Shps Centurion from Liverpool Heudh Huasoe fssn
iopdou Calhoun from Liverpool at snbhcr 81 he
s. w. Spit.
ny Telegraph.
CHARLFSrON-Arr. Feb T. steamship James Aigsf, Tar.
ner, New Yorb.
NEW ORLEANS-Arr Feb. 5, ship Northern CHI.
Boston
Feb. 9Th, ship Shanghai, NswYorh
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Nlsisrvss atN,SAc........ IN. DAT.
Sps-Rses.....T - sss..........5 - sccs-Rsr
RieH WArfs........rHts wv
Sandy Hook...u 20 Gov I.lsns.ii ID Hell Gss.. n
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right. eervss,, Ansssss Nsny.r. Tnsss; ysAs 49,
Csherns' JSee Bessssfy. osrnsnyi Astsssy Or
Keatseiy. Total. -
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The balance anal. lots Of less thar ten hesd snoos waifh
from Fe~in Forest fsrui up the HUDSON hiveE
The ,vios had bsd fat Pc kin their owner
The Beeves reported Tor the wses each Of ths
Observation-Disclosures ass Char bersin's.. $50
Brow binFs.......' osI sota ~ oefsea''''''''''' W
" oH'HP'' 2 e3s
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MOLAkSES-FoFeisn II WFy sm.i supply, md rood
export or lsKrs demand ses so hhis Glazed Cuba or
AsfIipe sac HevOrlesns In good demand and steady;
salSs 100 Mia 35e2se By s1cton ll sbS New.0r.
lesns al 1slazs}e cAsh and - dAya
NAILS are vishogs frfbsr change; ss'es Of 4 essh
NAfiL eTORE6-fhs nssksf fymer Cor spir;s Turner.
ne-tAe seek rsAuss1 to ~ lsA, and The arrivals Heht
svin 70 The severity Of ths vashs as Of - bbA q 10
ale, easb-tfs aide Dress rSrEs e5Ses w. sestD-
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NEWBORN CLASSIFICATION " o
Inland Florida Mobiles and reJ8
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ps,.s MATERIAL. wh .Ss ,reso., ,s s Is ss,,y
-ti-s q rs, refssea tos prime ios; <ctf asest H.,
,t bbls common duiths surp'v f.ther N er;ssf
~ n. mir, .,.. Of 80 Ibis. Vh1iustop 10 $40
nsssn aies still NEGLECTED. sod sse IN plen'
M u,rlx No ,xrra Pale here tyr V VII het,he 'tScs
s sale, n lots ~ - ~ pf thiek AMI
a. tor Bore CT Pi'ch sells slowly - 20 and CssPhene
81
eISpt, $50 as p R..ia eo Ss 10 a ~
No u1ilS frrfcn Do " hite.....-.. leH al %
TS. 2 Dbl HOPE -. ESQ sp- rsrp rAi. ii OF
OIL CAKE-Eothns of mor,-n, doing the shipments are
uoty On eru.ht, accounts email sales OF thin oeons uty
at ssSd& snd thin Country At SO thick round Country
held u So
OILs-Hnssh ossed neglected ,od prices ere drocpnf
tech on b. The price s nominal a. 70
ne TIE sore price still sec. cInae Whale firm she de-
u,pd by 70 me srs active lot Of dark sold AZ soc 1t the
E.9af There little itqrry for export sehoed winter
beAehed 10 supply AMI rTses are hf a. 70 @'oc
Crude sre BE-. u aud the stock 10 the country
does aot exceed Dbl. Of sssel- quality We understand
TO osy ales made a. TIE Eastward OF o Dds .,
81 e. eoh Manufactured Is IN I'm lied supply and prices are
unosched aDd oieacned LARD VA
..esdy The jemaps .r Eih equivalent s1pply sses
of IS b6 Winter s0dSie cash and time West
en freely ard the msrtst sustained ~
interest Olive quiet sales 81
fCO hske quarts at So four months TAio" Oil
Arm with little here sales of Western at eic e~n' we
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-10
RICHMOND WATER POWER

Very few persons, either at home or abroad
have an idea of the immense water power OF
Richmond, and its capacity to become a
great manufacturing town. The best mode
of ascertaining its advantages in this respect
is comparative view, like that taken by
Mr. Peter A. Browne in his Lecture on Hair
Wool and Sheep-breeding. Patterson
whose water power is enc of the best known
and most appreciated, was selected to com
pare with Richmond.
According to this comparison, Patterson
has fall of 66 feet, capable of being used
three times; amount of cubic feet of water
per second is thirty, or an average of two
and half feet of head, discharged from the
side of the forebsy, the bottom of the aper.
fure being three feet. 1t is estimated that
one square foot, drawn in this way, is equal
to thirteen horse power, so that the horse
power may be put down at ITO. Counting
225 spindles to a horse power, Patterson has
only water power sufficient to drive 27l 1851
spindles, or their equivalent.
The James River, at this city. was gagged
by Mr.. K. II Gill in 1s49 and the discharge
found to be 2,444 cubic feet per second
The fall of the first three miles is 81 feet
Adopting the same rule IS for Patterson, al
lowing three falls of twenty feet each, and
admitting the average head of two and half
fest, an aperture of twelve square inches
will discharge eight cubic feet per second.
which will make the James river power, at
its lowest stage, equal 2,673,375 spindles.
When to this water power is added Rich
mond's inexhaustible supply of fuel, and the
capacity of Virginia to produce the finest
wool, all will agree with Mr.. Browne, that
Richmond ought to be one of the greatest
wool manufacturing towns in the Union.
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RECEIPTS,
BY CANAL, RIVER AND RAILROAD,

For the ioeek ending It'll Of July.
| Nv THE CANAL.-(Partly closed during the week
-45s3 hhd.., 4o4 boxes OF Tobacco; go bbis Flour
44i tons &c nsal and susas As u up ton
| l,O29 $50 lbs.
| By THE CENTRAL RAILROAD so hhds. and IS pckes
Tobacco; 155 bills Flour; $50 bushels Corn; s
bales Domestics; 81 bags Wool; 30 bags Oats;
boxes Shoes; tierce Hair; o04 tons Ironi ITO
bags Meal; 500 lbs aud bags Bacon; 50 pkgs.
| 63 Lambs So Hogs firkin Lard; IL bbls. empty
bottles Dbl. Alum Water; bundles Leather;
u resms Printing Paper.
BY THE RICHMOND AND FREDERIcKsBURG RAIL
ROAD hhds, and boxes Tobacce; 1913 bush.
els Corn; S42d osts y bags Meal; box Bacon:
: Horsss: 2 bills Fi,h; Dbl walnuts
BY THE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
<45 hhds. Tobacco; 4oee feet Lumber; Cart; IS
bbls. Turpentne: DC bales Cotton; lot Furni-
ture; 18 bales Waste; IS bsgs Gaano; IS Liquor
Bbls; lot Machinery; 40 bags Meal; so Dbl. 6
boxes and baskets Potatoes; 20 packages Mdze;
bbis. Eggs.
By the RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD
$40 hhds 7s5 boxes Tobacco; % bushels Wheat;
q de Corn; 81 bbls Flour bag Meal; DO Bs:
coz; SO Chickens; bbs. Apples; bbls and |
box EgsE bundles Leather; is bales Paper Ma
teriai; bundle slats bale Mattresses; box
Candles; Wheat Drum; l Cob CIusher; Tread
way ofThreshiug Machiae; cast WhesI; Bug
gy; Roofing Chair; tieroe Cement 8 boxes of
sundriss; car load Barrel Slaves. sars Timber;
Stones $50 tons Coal.
LANDED IN THE DocK.-91 hhds. of Tobacco; 523
tons Guano; z72 900 feet Lumber; 2075 sacks of
Salt; 2Il tons Iron; 20, coo Shinsler 952 bnshsls
Corn; $50 kegs Powder; 1900 bales Hay 200 tons
Coal; go do Plaster: 800 bbIs Fish; 600 do Lime;
and 2 New York and Baltimore packets with
cargoes of mdzs.
LANDED AT RoCKETs-4700 bushels Corn; S65 bales
Hay.
EXPORTS COASTWIsE.
From THE DecK.-6o hhds and 3247 packages To
hacco; go bales mdZe Is tons Copper Ore: COS
bhs. Flour; 5000 bushels Feed; 20 boxes Mer.
chandlzs.
From RocKETTs-48S0 packages Manufactured To-
bacco, an % hbds Tobacco; AZ 900 bu sh els Coal
$50 tons &c bars and bois. Iron; so bales Woo;
81 bales Domestics; 25 Hides and bundles do; IS
Hogs; 24l packages and bbls sundries; 96 Empty
Bbls ceroons Indigo; IA bags Rags; l bag Hair;
6 Tobacco Presses; ID boxes and bbls Merchan.
die; II boxes Carter's Spanish Mixture; 40 cords
Wood.
FOREIGN
To BoRDEAUx-fPer bark Mary Dunham)-e9S hhds
Tobacco; e, 900 Slaves; 100 bbls Rosin.
To VENICE-(Per ship Sohiller)-650 hhds of To-
basco.
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MARINE NEWS.
rok4 OF RICHMOND, July ..

ARRIVED,
Steamship Jamestown, Parrish, N. YORK, mds. ",
psssengers.
Stesmer Belvi5ere, Pdtchard, Baltimore, nd
Ludlem l. Watson.
SAILED,
Sshr. II. w. Fry. Booze, Baltimore
Schr. Ashland, Leftover, Baltimore.
Sohr. Oliver 81. folly, Creighton, Philadslpha
coal, w. u. Colquitt Co.
scnI. Satn'l Francis, Brown, Jersey City, coal, "
D. Colqu,tt Co.
Sshr. Emma Jane, Creighton, Port Wslth.l,
load for Baltimore.
schr Butterfly, Hubban, Elkton, coal, w. D. ca
qnitt L &c.
sehr. Aodsl Kader, Brown. jersey City, a.
w. u. Col1uitt & Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-10
"sEBAsTOPOL CANNOT BE TAKEN-MUsT
BE STARVED OUT"

H.
If we recollect Alright, it was not many
months after the siege of Sebastopol com
menced, that Brigadier General Webb
formerly of the regular army, and more re-,
Gently editor of the New York Courier and
Enquirer, wrote letters to his paper from En-
gland, demonstrating to his own entire salts
faction that Sebastopol could be easily car.
ried by assault by the allied armies. The
progress of the siege and the recent tremen.
dous repulse of the attempt 10 storm, has
convinced the Brigadier of his error. and he
has now cometo the sensible conclusion that
"Sebastopol cannot be tsken-must be stary
ed out "
If the allies had acted on that princ;nla
from the first investing the town completely
North and South, it might have fallen long
ago. 1t is this only means by which il will
ever fall. The Courier refers at length to
the repeated failures to make any imores.
sion upon the Notifications, repul.a
of the fleets which attacked forts Quarantine
and Constantine at the mouth of the barbo-
on the 18th of October--the successive bonn
uaiuineAbo / oouitiiiS III uoLulDR-unallY the
decisive and terrible defeat at the Redsn snd
Malakof. The Courier comes to the ration
al conclusion that the only reasonable hone
now left for taking this stronghold is bv in
vesting it so completely as to cut off al,
chance of supplies of food and ammunition.
This" adds the Courier, would only he
work of time Liprsndi once driven from
the heights beyond the Tchernaya, the in
trenchments may be carried around the north
side of Sebastopol, and the place, being com
pletely blockaded as it is by sea, wonld he
entirely isolated from the remainder of the
Crimes, or by prosecuting operations in the
Sea of AzOtf and at the Isthmus of PerekoD
the Crimea itself may be cut off from all am,
plies by the main land
1t would Re rssh to state, with suy 6sprss Of =,
stivenen, what the actual amount of food and n M
nltions OF war IN Sebastopo now is but evsr ma
king the most liberal allowance, It cannot with anv
likelihood be said to exceed years necessty for r
provisions when first approached and th. su pnIis.
that have since been forwarded have not bear ertrs
ordinary In amount there being no occasion for tb.
since the communication with The mainland has no,
been at any time interrupted or even Threatened
We recognise the difficulty of ain t.iniue an inv
ment for an extended and uncertain period Of i'm.
ior the morale of the Allied forces would bs far
ter preserved by constant action than bv anv soob
trial Of patience and fortude but we fully b,svs
that his plan will soon become an admitted thos.h
unwelcome necessity -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-10
BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVING

We have received from Mr.. SimoDs, Ds.
guerreotypist of this city, a splendid portrait
of Rev. T. V. Moore, Pastor of the 1st Pres.
byterian Chursh of this city, engraved on
stone by A. B. Walter of Philadelphia, from
daguerreotype by Simons. The engraving
is a beautiful work of art, but the likeness
we can scarcely call art-it is such perfect
counterpart of nature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-10
MR.. EVERETT.

The Grafton of the Hon. Edward Eyerett,
at Dorchester, Massachusetts, on the 4th of
July, is highly cOmplimented by the North.
ern press. 1t is disfgured, however, by an
unworthy attack upon the people of Nilsson.
ri, in connection with the Kansas election.
showing that the patriotism of the orator
could not rise above section
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-10
THE ASSAULT UPON GOV. REEDER
The frse-soil papers, as might be expected

are publishing ones sided accounts of the rem
contre between Mr. Stringfellow and Gov.
Reedsr. We are not astonished at this, but
1t Ii somewhat surprising to see = paper like
the New York Journal of Commerce evin
cling such readiness to accept statement,
partial and prejudiced on its face, and has
tening to make unfavorablc comments upon
Mr.; Stringfeliov, without waiting to hear
both sides.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-10
The HUsTIkGs CeURr commenced

The HUsTIKGs CeURT commenced its
quarterly term at Odd Fellows Hall, yesterday
morning, five of the Justices being present when
the following criminal cases were disposed of:
S,abbing. Francis c. Buckley, charged with
ssabb,ng Robert 8. King, at the Shakespeare House,
trial
RobbeTy.-George, slave to Charles Davis. was
was found guilty OF breaking into Miss Maria Jen.
nipg's house on the 10th June last, and stealinp
tnerefr0m a quantity of silver ware. The Court
ordered him 20 be transported beyond the limits OF
the United States, aud fixed bis value at $500
Charles, slave to Mrs, Lumpkin, charged with
breaking into Mrs Jennings house on the 10Th OF
June last was tried and acquitted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-10

GEO. W. JOHNSON, the supposed murder
or OF Nathan Burnett. IL yet lurking about la Hen,
rico and Hanover counties. On Friday night lac,
he was seen to get out of market cart, near The
black pond on the Mschsnicsvills turnpike, and
go 10 the direction OF 18th street. since which time
he has not been heard of johnson. In conn AN =
with three negroes. broke the Henrico iaiI = H.,
months since and is vet at large
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-10
IFooKvENIENT.-The Mayor has remoy

IfooNvENIENT.-TheM Mayor has remov-
ed his Gun rise court from the first to the second
station house on 9th street, consequently all per-
imprisoned on l7sh street at night, have to be
taken from thence to 9th street In the morning, be-
fore they can be examined If negro is Gagged at
the first market for want of pass, the watchmeu
must take him Ia the morning to 9th street, and If
he s ordered to be logged he must then be taken TO
the Jail, before he be punished. By this means
prisoners are often dragged through the streets
three times, when one exposure would be SO
client under different system. Owners of slaves
are complaining very much of the ncor venience
TO which they put, and the loss of ,ims to which
their servants are subjected, by being taken
from 17lh street TO 9Th, and then back to the city
Jail, when ordered to be punished. Much of this
Inconvenience could be avoided If the court were
held at The City Hall, at SUNRISE as we'll as nine
o'clock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-10
MARRIED,

+, Norfolk. Va, on Thursdsy. 5th inst, BY Rev
r a. Jones, CHARLES ELLIOTT WOhTHAM
Fac Of Richrnond. Va, to Miss FANNIE, elder
daughter Of William Dey. Esq
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-10

RoBBING THE CARS -Beneditti Massa
was arraignsd before the Mayor yesterday morn.
Ing to answer the charge of breaking into and rob-
lag the of the Virginia Central Railroad of e
frkin of butter weighing 101 pounds net and valued
at % cents per pouad, on Saturday night last The
butter was owned by sem' Koy ner, Jr , of Augusta,
spottswood Lowry, William Howe, Stephen Hun
ter and George w. II. Tyler we're examined, and
by th cir evidence fully sustained the account OF
the affair published by US yesterday The prisoner
was remanded for trial before called court to be
held on the 18th ins.., Judge Crump appearing as
his counsel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-10
COMMERCIAL.

RICHMOND MARKETS, July 9th. 1855
hems trade. with no change Of quotations.
WHEAT No purchases for future delivery.
CORN-sales last eek at $i.f0. That price can
NOT bs obtained now.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-10

THE MEoHAHIo's INSTITUTE will meet at
Metropolitan Hall tomorrow (Wednesdsy,) sisht.
at 8 o'clock Every member should endeayor TO
be present, as business of importance must be
transacted. The meeting called there tonight can
not be held owing to the fact that the ball had bee
previously engaged. We trus, the members will
bear the time and place in mind and attend pune
tually.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-10
DIED..

In Portsmouth, on Sunday moroirs. July 9, ofyel'
low fever, RICHARD r. CARTER. aged Il years,
mouths and IA days, eldest son OF John L. ana Ly-
ala A. Carter of Henrico county.
" Baltimore papers requested to copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-10

ROBBERY. Last Saturday night, the
printing establishment ofMr John Noxian, or ll,h
street, was entered aad robbed 1900 in gold and
silver coin, and plain gold watch and chain, for
tbs recovery Of which liberal reward is offered
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-10
DoEsrIcKs.-The novel aud VI

DoEsrIcKs.-The novel and very hume.
rous style of sundry letters, under the queer
name of Q. PHILASDER DoEsTIcKs, have
gained for them very considerable popu
larity among the newspaper reading world
The author has gathered them together and
issued them in book form. The book is neat
ly printed by the press of Edward Litermort,
New York. 1t will make pleasant comps-
MON to the Springs this summer. For sale
by BuTTERs & SIMoss,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-10

Nor HEARp.-LsEsrus Massa, charged
with aiding sed abes,ing 10 robbins the Central
cars, will have hearing ths morning before ths
Mayor. 'A0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-10

Ger OF TROUBLE NJ. Griffin spd
bis son Joseph, were committed to prison by order
OF the Mayor in default OF bail for their pooi he
havior, on conviction of asssuiiDg and threaten.
Ing to kill James w. Gaines, on Sunday afternoon
last 'on