The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-04

cn,,s. ri.a sn9 parrish fe1ucron 81 Pric e on
Tussd.v ou volaoie assounts from lndis On
and Liverpool and nriss. rssn.S -.
Mesus Dennistoun and other 6rms auofs the ~ssi,.
ssss at 4e $50 bsfes ineIudins 1880 on speculation
and goo for export }. Fridss's business wss TOGO
a sar orleans 5s Middins 6s; rair Mobiles 81, Mid
'inss 0f' fa'r oplands q. hiddins 5-l6 5aaid
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& 0ofresponaence OF tne Dispatch.
, Destructive Fire Cattle Market. &C. 8 81
I BA.r,mo,, Ar. a 81
TIL. -. 80,
in the drua and poin, v.rsbn.s 2, are p 90.
Tbom.en ia U pp,,,a .enouse ', o. ropplein e
dss,rnrai ie4 baimmore street. which entirely
Mesars 4 pnnr,ssa M conssnIs: Loss SoouVo-
w WbiIs ,Sa s,.
of Iiher,v Fire Connann S1y plpeman
~. t.,,,ny Is ~, .pinpsny vas paaly burned by
= az nt .Ii.s 80 "n"" '''efaby tnreW ium INTO
oe M,,,,rmr M'. us'yon, Tue coece a. laesory o
er,rorr,. ;., r;S a. sr. Eoss Y9,ovo w IS
a. fa nnoa Lieoa arrived m .nls eiy on ednes-
n Cla,da e., 90 s.oppsu AZ u. 10 Sny notel Dr.
,,ad lii, H.d.' "d.' o q y 'ns o'a'e' accenPs
III ~ IN
o,o,L .;u al Lee'J As iss' "'sn'' ifoA pino
IT, Tsa 9n. .,r .I.anigut' Il. A5l
.,,on,.ed =, rno 81 oeeves az sne scsies to.day
Da.cners ana packers at prices ranging from
49, - =. sS,ps ef % gfoss. Aneso ns.
~ su9m sgn. oecIns On iast week SAFES ana
ue .eIosncy do"n~aro, win prospect OF the
LNa's lucIssslng. noss: maiket oris8 ana prices
fro,, a. 90 tn a11 1nn IT. es Pslces rans ny
o~Ig 80 Tue quarry oHereo peng inferIor iat sneep
nn.ad y, ,9s S sooa Price. inose 10 markes are
qaoseo ~ ~Sa~4 per neso.~ ~ 1t
Nvu on,,,a- n, 4 -. =, ]. -
..s- .oAA n aesAf OfF ZEE ne ionoWipg y y
a. Mn1 v, VI 'ao o9siness az tne . Assay o"ce
nsno.,,s ~ n,i ssu mo- .oo of July: roo.
, o1 ono IT. o1; Ioreis COLE ns ooo
wes1 liza wssotha Eot lno MINT osrs u 6g7 0oo; DePoss
al al snVer M S%4 4Vo iorelgn coins VI 9oO do ounon
T9,auV, =. Dulllop, contalned la igola SlS,ooo-
iotai oePos,s, paysDie 10 oars: ~. IVY; 40 40
" coins, SioaVc Aegregate Sl, f4U,lo uoio oafs
Stamped sl''5o.ol -.H -at 9Sit41A -
K.,.. -,,---,- p.,--.. t ~,
Legislative proceedings are received to the 2sth
ult. The business transactions was local and de.
void Of interest.
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new CoLoRs. "A lady entered one of our fasn.
ionaole nat and cap stores few days since, and
After examining quite number, and not lkiag
the coors she very innocently inquired If they had
any of a "subdued mouse colorg' The clerk was
somewhat taken aback, but managed TO stammsr
out "No, but we have scme of an ienraged rat col
or" The lady left quickly.
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Bluff to the Goth ult report great excitement at
Omaha city, In consequence Of the murder of the
Omaha Chief Logan. bv ihe Sioux Indiana LIZ la
sns' sne Oanas are aooo' 10 JON 'ne
q" neo' AL wal upou ~ 'no ~oiouA BE- a...rfs,. !
A SIGNIFICANT s1eN.-we learn from ths Amer.
lcar Farmer, which rays 1t has the fact from rella'
BILE authority, that Geo. Peabody. Esq, the emihent
earnest assurances to bis correspondents 10 the
limited States that ali the prain that can he spsred
in this country will be required In Europs the COM
i"e y0o'.
- ...o.I-,, Y c
dred persons have Joined the Christian Church
under the preaching of Elder Henderson, of Mis-,
souri,. Among the latest converts was Aiexaoder
c. Bullitt ESQ we'll known as one of the editors
and proprietors of the New Orleans picavune. =
Toa;en;J5a Go,,.;o. 90 o'io"a' 's'J 0Ao >
N,..n.E.,, -Tha cer,r. of N;ooor Fo,is
,naaH - ,o. ',,,,I.sas - .hnrs. -
vhisse ns' oen oes I'LL ana s9s up
and half of 1,50O. The population of Niagara
city, just below,ib .3o5. The latter place was
founded few years since. u -9.ai =
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MAGNANIMous.-Irving's life of Washington is
warmly praised by British critics-one of them re-
marks: Epglishmep can heartily appreciate the
greatness of Washington: for was he not of otr
rnoHsd e ne
bis aan.a and ,ho hsro,sr, nf ~. so,,ar. ~ y
MS cause anu 'he neroisnl ol MS ac'ions assca d
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THE WHEELER SLAVE CAsE.-it was stated under
cur telgraphis head ye.serdsy that Chief Justic.
Lewis, Of the Supreme rem Ceust Of fennsyvanis, bad
rslutsd to grant WITT OF na6eas corpus to brig be-
foIe MN the oody OF fa.amore Wiilamson, now IN
prison, lor an ahe consempt OF the ., district
Cour. growing OUT OF tns rescue OF the slaves OF
"Sut granting. for The purpose of the arsumsnt
(which am far from ntimatin9 that the Distr;ct
Judge made an improper use 81 The writ that he
erred in deciding ttat the prisoner refused to
itthat he also erred in the constructon of the an
swer which was given, and that he otherwise viola
ted the rights Of the prisoners It /, certainly not In
nv power to REVERSE his decision - h 80
fIf writ of habeas corpus had issued from State
had sdjudicated that the Marshal was guilty of a
contempt in reung to answer Il, and had committed
6im to prison, the District Court OF the United
or to release the Marshal from imprisonment No
court would tolerate such an nterference with its
Jaaems;nts the rsspeS, whih W. clam tor. cur
o,h. c,, Su;th;n thair 70 iaose Oh
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LIBERAL BEeUEsT.-The late Mrs Fanny Smit b
buihit. wite OF uiiI, E.q one o. sne paoPiier
sore Ss oao ~, 'Io Tt ;.;,1 a ~
Kv to endow a chair. to be called the Profssaorshin
of Sacred Literature Mr. Bullitt recently visited
TousiviIIs to carry out the wishea of hia