The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-15
Correspondence of the Di,n,tsh,

GTeat Ootngs among the anti Slapery peonye- -.
rarat Of Frait-O Opera-The Ericsson Pesionat;on
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New YORK, NAV 1a
me anti.Slavery Society here, has adiour n ed
sine die. Mrs. Abby Kelly Foster WAS nnch -, :.
oy the financial exhibit Of the Society and ssia
II sue had physical strength, she could rsise sln .
000 10 New York. Abby seams to begin 10 resli..
the fact that II il almost useless to be manly With
tne strength belonging to that condition of sex -
After the adjournment an old co!ored man bobbled
In on crutches to beg for money to take him IN HI
family in Massachusetts He cot a few nenn;as
end good many cold shoulders In the civ anti
Siavery Society, one OF the female members wa
put out tor dsorderly conduet-and Mr. Garrison
dared Senator Toombs of Georgia to take hi,
slaves to Bunker Hill, as he said he con Id vbor,
their being free While all this riot was going ON
conductor on the Fifth avenue was enereeticaI
ly engaged in kicking negro off one OF the white
persons cars. OH II Garrison could have aeer h
Three vessels have arrived this week with fruii
from Havana, Mstanzas and Baracoa The echr
Mary, Capt Chase, which came to the citv vest or:
day, brought thirtysix thousand Matanzas pine
apples. The receipts have amounted to nearly
seventy thousand for the week Bananas are
scarce. The small quantities In market are solS
at from 81 .25 to 80 bunch. Havana and Matan-
zss pine apples are sold to the trade at 50 S12 so
hundred. atrrsz "a -~'N
!, The steampship Marion, Capt Lyon arrived here
this morning from Charleston making a good trin
She brought large list of passengers Her reigbts
consisted OF cotton rice &C., and SEVENTY va har.
rels of green peas to New York market dealers
= The Star OF the West, for San Juan, sailed This
afternoon with large number of passengers for
California.
Victor Francisco was yesterday convicted in the
United States Circuit Court of manslaushfer for
having caused the death of VIM. Hodge, Q fellow
sailor, on the sea. -
+ Mayor Hall, OF Brooklyn seems determined IN
puf the Maine law In immediate force He has
given stringent instructions to his policemen 70
look after all persons employed In selling Hquor.
The Ericsson, now converted TO first rate team.
chip. started on aresular trip this morning. with
h The Academy OF Music IL to be closed after Mon.
day, and the company depart for Boston. The row
with the Nibio company has ruined both Italian
German, French and American iealousies each
working against each of the others have DESTROYED
all hope of harmony or prosperity for the remaia-
der of the season. = a1f ssflfG,,8 - n
8. D.. Morris, Esq, the Brooklyn corpora ton
attorney, has resigned his office, for the reason he
says, that be cannot consent to turn eavesdropper
or one made to look through key.holcs for the
sake of enforcing the Maine liquor law. .
The crew of the sloop of war Levant, recently
arrived from the Mediterranean, have all been
paid off and discharged. The officers have been
given leave of absence for three months
The storeshp Relief sails for. Rio next week
Letters and papers may be sent by this opportunity
to the Brazil station
Seventy babies have already been entered for
Barnums baby show.
There Il much suffering among the Door here In
consequence OF the exhorbtant prices of food and
scarcity of work t n.E hrs as.f-sI
1t is shown that S3, 600 62 had been expended by
the society during the last year Over two thous.
and criminals had been assisted by the association
and much good had been done