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nFFIoE or NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS

= %nFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
der At ofths Legslanre, on l5il March, 1855 r ~,
Institution will be Tor the RECEPTION ol
poss every tsuHday eIeepted) from 70 w
saiutd ay eutngs from toe oeiock. . -,
Deposita Dollar and upwards will bs rec eiyed
T strictly limited by hs act OF moor
ioraton Debts the United States othe State OF Lou
AAna, and Of The City Of New Orleans I, ~, 2. -
upon OF nnncnnnbersd and nnihposea
mis the city ofNeW osant NOT excseaipk oV
Of the appraihed cash value. .z..
pledge of the Incorporated BANKS In new
orleank exceeding oentsoi the market value
Podt derived from the employ nient Of the and 70
bsd d,attbnted dsam.A annually the Depositora.
indirectly borrow OF th fundn or
ceiy0 ypayo orr emoumept whatever.
Cdatea deposits having interest o. rae be
$1,000 aspeened
TRUSTEES.
-fsso,se Ensia A. D. Kelly, William yogel,
" n Msresyy Geo. Uraahart, r. B. Sumner,
a. C. Duncan A. Heins, George Jonas,
Wuhalmuz Eosart. r, N, Wood, Tho. A. Clark,
Tbns A Adams X, A Bradford, D. d. Witherh.
w. n. MERCER, President.
A. o. KELLY,
WM y0GkL. fVce Presidents.
r.. d. SUMNER,
d. d. WITHERS, Treasurer
t,;nsd nj the oBes sssly
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The SUPPOSED CASE OF PHTRIFAcTToN--A
correspondent of the Philadelphia Lesger,allud-
ing to the case Of afdsad body in the Philan-
thropic Cemetery, says that, in removing the
remains of the dead in several of our citysceme-
teries, the Same phenomenon has been perceived.
There is no doubt that the chemical change
which the body has undergone, has been owing
to the nature of the soil, etc., in which the in
terment was made; and that, instead Of being
turned to stone, it has been turned into what
chemists call adipoeere, a substance somewhat
resembling wax. This substance was first dis
covered in Paris, in removing the Cemetery Of
the Innocents, belonging to nunnery or rei-
gious institution of that name. 1t was analysed
by the celebrated chemist Fourcroy, who gave
it the name of adipocere As before mentioned,
it resembles wax in some measure, and. lt ls
said will burn 1t has been produced areihciaiiy
by suhjecting animal matter to the influence
Of q running stream; and to chemists in general
il is we'll known. few years, since the body
of j yery large woman was exhibited at Bar
NUNS Museum, New York, which had evidently
changed into this remarkable substance.
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FEsRIzWEEkhg ;4ydas lt9a LINZ 51IEr9E oE lzs ID -

IL STAGES FROM. CLINTON, &stsH- EEdR-Sk1
EAST FELeIANA; passing through GEGsHsBuRG 10 ANTE
CITY on the NEW ORLEANS and JACKSON RAILROAD.
this Ronte H eekly Line Stages
Gil Monday and Friday the
Clinton
he evening Retaining will leAvs Clinton
Tuesday Saturday O'Clock In The unnng and
arriving Arite City IN time for the evening train for New
this will from New Oaans to Cn
day. This 6s miea kailread and % miles
stsge The stage koad II over peau
oa e Bag Letters and Papefa has been
GIssnA Jaokson Railroad, No. Is
Gaondsst will be the Railroad Mopday
O'Clock ii thu rnng, aud
viii be paid to the proper delivery Iesss aud Papers
be Five Dollars. the cheapest! quick
eat and safest fromC Clinton to;tIew crleans.
asO +, L. HEsLER Amite City.
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ID ocKAwAY, LONG IsLAND.--The go

n n RoGKAWAY PAVILION will open in June, iEaSH
eelys visitors the a0n OF the mouth. A-A-
comprises the Hoe containing twelve
three or rooms
single and twelve
Hotel may With supply Bihiue
ous prsats pnbic Sa'les and Coach
10 he dematd Of such Establishment
will provided in the moa liberal
with the chscest Wines of approved brand.
Bowling
Room Giound
permanent Band are provided -.=a
Tbs Cooks Waisrs selected French, German and Ameri
will possible with
the present high of provia,ons etc.
Rooms may selected aty by calling Mr.. JOHN
GEkGE BAINBRIDE, the Hotal ii Cliff New
York wher plan be je9 spi
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NEW YORK AND ERIE a IA sEsaaEssal|l

NEW YORK AND ERIE "a "a
II RAILROAD. HRTE42Z-AAI
On nSuNDAYS, oniy one Express Train, $50 r. Al.
On Monday May 1855 and until further notice.
spge will the foot Of Duane street, foiowr
DUEKIRKs EXPRESS, at A. NJ, for Dunkirk.
BUFFALO EXPRESS, nt 9 A. NJ. ser Bofao
MAIL, sii5 A. NJ f9r D9pkrh and Baalo and
will remain night Oswego,
and morning.
RoCRLAND PASSENGER ats P M rou the foot Of Chambers
SuHeIh'R staGnH.
WAY PASSENGER, at P. NJ. for Newburgh and otisyle,
and media stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS at $50 P. NJ for Dunkirk and Buffalo.
EMtGRANT p M unkirk and Buffalo, and ntsrmedihte
r.
WAY EXPRESS, P. kirk and Buffalo, and inter-
stations.
E1ptsss Ems with he Eura and Mis-
FRa; Buffalo and Duukrk with
Shore Raoad Cleveland Cincinnati, Toledo Detroit
Chicago etc. with splendid Steamers for all ports
Lake Erie. eve &
my3i tf D. g. MG5ALLUM General Superintendent
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10 ~ ~ ~
~urAnErpUIA AND NEW ORLEANS

WNHIr,ADELPHIA AND NEW ORLEANS
- PACKETs.-tMERcHAFTsfL SLIME
sfollowng vsssaiso
M nassflssa; q; por,rTNEy master
pAiA r. IA n Wescott,
a INA
NJ r. apoyS N n .Aarshman
shs ss nropa nk III .Seudder,
EBIANES
aboys bu expressly for this are
and invariably croas tine a Whon
dstentor
ana Wilt wsys be etowe and down the riyer a.,
Captains Of these vssaeif
sbe Bullion Or VAR no
for on board
Bs Ladips taken for ihe
erpresaed having
Ioola accommodations apply 70 ro xsc.nn,t,s.t
-, Y, hSshssnt ahAS'pA'"' =
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
THE COMMON COUNCIL.
BOARD OF AIDERMEN.

l.-...s. .a.. : TUESDAY, July 8, 1855.
The Board was to meetthis day pursuant to
adjournment. M. .s.-.'-9f
At p. M. the roll vas oiled: l.,
Members present. -Messrs Culbertson, Durcll,
Dupre, Gilmore and Tompbns--6. ,
There being no quorum She Board adjourned
to Friday next, the 9th infant, at D O'Clock T.
~ cHAs. CLAIBORNE, Secretary
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A LCoHoL-lOo bbls Fletcher's 90 per cent.
As a,ss for 'A' JOSEPH Lands CO.. ss Teheari.sal..,
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Police Jail. Second ustriot.


Police Jail, Second Ilstrict.
XKTAs brought to the City Polh Jail, on the Odd
wv inst, the light negro girl NARY, aged about
" years is feet 10 inches high, hasa h. r fore
phne street, Lafayette The owners requested to call
and claim said slave according to law. 4
E. BLANCHARD, KeepaCity Police jail
New orleans, June 70. 800 jeSo I'm
VNTAs brought to the City Police aii in the Second
w District, the griH boy ANDERDN, aged about2I
to Is years old is feet inches hh no marks, has
fine SGT of teeth Says he belongs Gharles Simon,
planter living in the psrish of ST. Jame La The owner
is requested to call and claim said lave aocor ding
Law. b PLANGARD.
Keeper City Police JaLsecond District.
New oresns June 26. 1855. je2T I'm
VATAs brought to the city Policeail, IN the eoond
wv District, the 10th inst the gB girl EMEL IN q
aged about l6 to II years is4 feet 10Y inches hg
cut the right cheek Says ahe elongs to ca. ,taiI
Egwood, living at Greenvilla, near Jew Orleans Th,
owner is requested to cali and claim slave according
to law. E. PLANtHARD,
Keeper City Police Jal Second District
NeW orleans June 20, 1000, = jeN im
NMTAs brought to the City Polio Jail in the Second
wv District, on the 22d Inst thellack boy GEORGE r.
on the left hand, Says he belongs tor Mr. John Lyons
ship carpenter, living at the Bay Gourtableau
said slave according to Ia law y HPLASoHARD,
Keeper City p,lice Jal, Second DISTRICT
New Orleans, June 26 1865. je27 I'm
ENTA brought to the Polite all of the Second Dis
wv triet the 7th OF Jun the light copper grG boy
john aged about 80 years; is fest ~ inches high has
of the front teeth out little lager of the left
crooked says he belongs to Mr. Jas stevenson residing
on Canal street, corner Of St. Peter The owner is re-
quested ia claim said boy sccording to law
E.PLANCHARD,
ie15.1m p = Police Jail Keeper
NMTAs brought to the Police jail in the Second Dis
wv trict, on the 10th zst., the negro 10y JAMES
CLARK is about feet 5es inches and about 70 to g
old has teeth, gray hair and no apparent mark
Says he belongs to Mr.. Brooks living at Carrolton The
is requested to call and claim said boy according
to law. D. BLANCHARD,
r. Keeper City Police Jail.
New Orleans, June 20, 1856. je21 I'm
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TREnT CENTRAL EX- r. - Essss.aass5a;sssss
W PRESS AND MAIL ROUTE, g. - -

hom New Orleans to al points North and East --I
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement.
Daily from Cairo TO Chicago Time from Cairo TO new
York fty hours Fhii, Thirty Doars. .a.=l. . -
the PleassnHt aud nost hes
bic Route every respect
New Orleans daily O'Clock
Cairo connecting wi the Illinois Central Railroad t9S GanA
Council Bu and all important pointa the
Upper Mississippi snd Missouri rivers. ,
Chicago, the Illinois eena connects With the Michigan Central
for Detroit Niagara Falls and Buffalo to
York Boston, Philadephis, Baimor and Waa1it
Chicago bv the New Albany and Salem Raioaa for
Louisville Gneupa III and all poets IN Inalsna and ohs
with the Lake Ontario Route for Mon-
al Quebec Saratoga Springs, and the White Mountains
Through Tickets for points above rope can De
Charles Hotel NewOrleaus, ~ w. E. REDDING,
mygsu Agent Illinois Central Railroad.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

Anew ORLEANS, OPE- ca EE ElE
IN LousAs AND GREAT WEST -Azk II x.Gz@-1aEx
ERN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRAN ZEN E,NT.
AIeisr X O'Clock NJ Lfouehe CrossnE At II O'Clock
M Returning Laiourehs Crossing O'Clock 2. NJ and
strives at A gsrs o'clock z. ". g'F4r
~ SPECIAL TRAINS. $3.50.
sueca Train AgisIs every Saturday afternoon al
oooE returning Monday morning the Crossing at
o'clock A. NJ, arriving at Alate a. 10 O'Clock A. III
Tickets and return the sans day VIII DO Issued
sFsfy To To- Isyou des Alsmandss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
To IaouIet Crosing :; Z, : ~
Gretna the accommodation Passenger
mria Ina Va K B. sEGEa Vice President.
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mi EW ORLEANS, JACK fsks 70 Els
VI SON AND GREAT NORTHERN sx4 - I11&----szx&
RAILROAD Depot csope street. corner OF CLARA srssf neal
New Basin.
PASSENGER TRAIN daily osyka s miles from Now Orleans
aud back Leaves she city AZ A. NJ a. =. "a
M New Orleans at r. M Passen
landed ali intermediate stations
FAax-Ihras cents per mile, each Children and servants
half d.
FRIGHT TRAIN from City OEyks and ali Intermediate
Tuesday, Turtdsy Saturday, A. M and
osykA all intermediate Monday
Wednesday and Friday 'ss 8 A. ID.
On SUNDAYS, Excursion Tickets emitting the holder to trip "
wll be sold Tor Two Dolefs
sssson Tickets sued application a. moderate price
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U IBERAL ADVANCES will be made on ship
ments flsnds Marssles, other the
Mediterranean panS RAkELI CO., sl Common st.
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nRAEGES AND LEMONS 800 boxes
ORANGE. 1900 bOres lemons landing er bari
Splendid, from Palermo, and for aale BY *5T = H
isia A, r, COCHRAN q HALL, % Grasisr atrsss'
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TSI Office TO CARPENTERS AND BUILD
1 u ERS-PATENT SAWED WEATHERBOARDING, both
dressed from the best for sale at ~
sers LUMBER order Also secondhand slidevavs
ENGINE, aboutl2 horse power, for sale ~ the
m STAR PLANNING MILLS New Basin.
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: - JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
N b. The above named ins peciors are respectfully
requested to call the Mayors Office and take the
oath required by law. .je29
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-24

GEN. MCMAHON, THE HERO OF THE MALAKoFf.
Gen. Mcmahon, under whose command the French
troops captured the Malakoff at Scbastopol, is OF
James III into exile. His immediate ancestor
father or grandfather-the Marquis McMahon, was
diplomatic Agent, or Commissioner to the first
Congress OF the United States He was one of the
original members admitted into Washngton's or
der Of the Cincinnati" and is mentioned in Hood,
Friendly Sons of ST. Patrick" rs being present
al the memorable celebration of the lrish anniver
~ at Philadelphia; In i7a2, with Washington, La
iayctte, Count Dillon, Generals Hand, Moyion, &c
IL was on that occasion Washington was adopted
rs "A son of ST. Patrick" Strange "Reminiscences
these !-AmeTican Ceh
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FESTIVAL WEEK N BosToN-This week will be
gay onein Boston; the chief attraction being the
exhibition OF the United States Agricultural So
ciety, lasting from Tuesday to Saturday grand
cavalcade each day trials of speed, &c. Thursday,
procession of tho truck horses of the city; ban
quet and distribution Of premiums on Friday The
industrial exhibition at Gore Block also opens to-
day. Thursday great military display and presen.
tation Of colors to tho first regiment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-24

He HERO OF THE MALAKoFF-A letter from
an officer at Sebastopo in the Paris Constitution.
nei, says IL was a corporal of the LIST Zouayes
who planted the first French standard on the Mals
koH His name is Eugene Libaut, of Paris. 1t was
Gen. McMahon's standard of the first division, the
hosting of which to be the signal for the At.
tacks on the other points. The General gave him
tho Standard with his own hands with the words
This is the signal lag-go' Libaut was the first
TO spring out of the trenches. While getting into
the enemy's ditch he was struck by stone but
notwithstanding the pain, he scaled the parapet In
the midst of 4 hail-storm of proeetiles Of every
kind, and at length planted the flag, around which
our brave soldiers soon focked, and maintained
their ground"
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IEASDRR OUTDoHE-Two sailors belonging to
the schooner j. T. Grice, lying at Powder Horn,
near lndanola, Texas, went over to Sand Point
recently, on a cunning excursion. They landed
and proceeded TO hunt, but on returning to the
beach soon after, they found their boat had been
blown off One of the tars Immediately swan Of
to oyortake the boat, but finding he could neither
do that nor return to the beach, boldly struck out
tor tho opposite shore, which he reached at Ste
phens Bayou distance of ten miles from his start
ing place
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DEATH OF child FROM DRINKING GINA
few days since tho father of family residing in
North Margin street. Boston, sent for half pint of
gin which In some way got into the hands of his
son, fine boy of four years, who, unknown to his
parents, drank a considerable portion of it, was
soon after seized with spasms, and in n short time
died physician called in and gave it his opin-
ion that the child died from the effects of the gin up
on his system
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-24

GREAT FIRE AT Recommendation the 10th
inst, fro occurred at Bloomington. Ill., involving
out in a stable belonging to the Morgan House !"
1t swept away the entire block, with the exception
of the Mclean Co. Bank and Dietrich 81 Bradner'
hardware store One man was burned to death;
WIN. Green was killed by the falling of a chimney,
and Samuel Fleming, 8 merchant was dangerously
injured, During the fire % thieves were arrested
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The great Comet of 1856, which was expected in
ls4s, and on account of whose non-appearance Sir
John Herschel put Grape on his telescope NJ
Bomme, distinguished German astronomer finds
not to be due till 1853. With immense labor he has
gone over all the intricate calculations and esti-
mates that the comet would be retarded that ex.
tent by the influence OF the planets. The periods OF
us return have ranged from 2a9 to 293 years, and
II II shall not return before 1853 its present period
VIII be longer by nine years than ever before
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-24

WILL OF Count BoDIsCo.--In the Orphans
Court of Washington Saturday, Mrs. Bodisco and
her brother Brooke Williams, entered bond in
SIVuUVo as administrators of the will of Count
bodisco the late Russian Minister so far as relates
70 hi6 personal estate. Judge Purcell decided that
the VIII not bearing bis signature and not having
been witnessed according to the statute is not
sufnclent to pass the real estate which however
goes by descent TO the widow and children All
the property of the deceased Minister in this coun.
try is supposed to amount TO S30O0OO
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RETURN OF MRS JUDD.-Mrs. DR.. Judd has ar
rived In the United States She and her husband
were among the first missionaries to the Sandwich
Islands, and now, after absence of nearly thirty
years Mrs Judd has returned to visit her numer-
Gus usfrends from whom she has been 80 long separa-
ted. She is accompanied by her two eldest daugh-
ters and her eldest son.
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PENNSYLVANIA Coal TRADE-The anthracite
coal trade is Stacking off le the tonnage by the
three principal lines reaching only 1l7,75l tons
The whole tonnage for the season reaches, howev.
er, the very large aggregate Of 5000, AIS tons.
For the week ending on Thursday last the Read.
ing Railroad brought down 81 295 tons and for the
year to the same time ,sl2, $50 tons. The Schuyl
XIII Navigation Company brought down for the
week =, 4el tons, and for the season 10 the same
time, s93047 tons
The increase tonnage by the sehuylkill Nayiga
ton over thatof last year to the same time IL lbs,
S2e tons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-24

GERMAN PATRIOT GoSE-On the 14th of
September last, John Adam Won Itzstein, one of
the most eminent of the political reformers of Ger
many died at his residence near HalIgarten on the
Rhine, aged eighty-one years. He entered politi-
cal life in 1922 as representative from the town
Of Mannheim in the Second Chamber Of the Grand
Duchy of Baden.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Wednesday Morning, October 24, 1883.

PREsIpENrrAL--The Clarion Democrat and
several other democratic papers in Pennsylvanis
havcTaised the name of Hon. James Buchanan fol
the next Presidency
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rfn TUESDAY. aTH OCTO- @e

g.. TUESDAY, 9Th OCT o. AY10s
EAjBER- l855.-FIRST OPENING OF FcSfG -
RR0BONNETS. CARS AND A N c $s9SA
eGI GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION N,-.<s&%~ssss s<s&%~s
Il MRS. SONS, IS MAIN ST, OPPOSITE ST.
@AELEs HoTEL.--The Ladies' of the city and couu-
Z ere invited TO call and esemine the very latest
AL FASHIONS just received from Paris aud
Ludon. OF Velvet, Silk Straw and every style BON
MIS-; CAPS; French Co.lars CGpes Sleeves; Bands,
"a splendid assortment of RIBBONS and FANCY
5oUDS Of every description, at the new Millinery
;ni Fancy Store OF Mrs. son, opposite St Charles
Hotel.
NB.-CAPS and HEAD DRESSES made to order
the shortest notice.
~ BONNETS cleaned equal to new.
0e 9-dlIn
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y 10. y LYON-OV VER THk

ElF7 u = II ODIST BOON CUNNENN' -
Ia :, HIN STREET-WilI, on Monday Z2nd
R ac.abcr nH5S open her winter fashions; consisting
". &c., USivc Straw and Leghom Bonnet' for Ia
s. csi5,en i5.ir Also. Coaks Msntsls, Hair BLnids
80 : N. Flowers HeaddreSse' &c ioSetheF WIN
go 6,fancy goods. .o2-eod,vv
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PAID fIRENEN.--In Toronto, G. W., paid fire
isade has recently beon organized which will
c's' ABOUT 4372s currency per annum, each man
to receive aloa year; Chief Engineer .s2tJ; two
assistants 3l60; Lieutenauts 9l20; Secretaries
f9t; Branchmen to receive So extra over their
paw of ElO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-24

hEV. WM. ARTHUR, the popular English Wesly-
an preacher, at present in this country on beney.
otent mission, is still very feeble and slow fever
has set in after his attack of ague On the 10th
INST, he was confined to his bed at tTrbana o. and
had been for two weeks - =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-24

IHE STEAMSHIP RACE.-The time occupied by
the Arago, in her voyage to SOUTHAMPTON was thir.
teendays, instead of nino she having sailed in com
pany with the Ariel on the 22d of September On
the 9th instant, the arrival of the Ariel had not
been pronounced. .-s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-24

ARREST OF A MAIL RoBBRR-A man charged
with robbing the mail in Iowa, has been arrested
and all his booty recovered, including package
containing So 600 i'm notes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-24

hEATHENDoM-There are FIVE hundred millions
more Of heatlrcns than of christians in tbe world
For this mighty mass it was recently stated at an
anniversary in Berlin, only fifteen hundred mission.
airy stations exist, and only thirty-seven societies
have been formed TO promote their conversion
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-24

SEVERE SRNTENCE.-A Spaniard named Mo-
rales, who went from New York to Havana in the
Cahawba. on her last trip, was arrested on his ar
rival on charge of bringing incendiary publica
tons into the island He was speedily tried, and
large number of these 'discontented papers
found on his person. He was found guilty, and
sentenced to ten years in tho galleys
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-24

MOVEMENT OF THE OLD LINE WINGS OF AL
BASY.-Deciaration Of the Uhigs Of albany against
Fusion, and Response to the Gail for q Uhig State
C0npentiOR.-We, the undersigned, citizens and
electors of Albany, deem it our duty to make this
public declaration
That we are now, as we always have been ma
tional and not sectional Wings;
That our supreme attachment citizens and
Americans is to the Constitution of the United
States just the fathers of the Republic framed
it, and to the Union of these States just it stands
under that Constitution;
That are bound by every sentiment of our
nature and every sacred obligation to defend and
maintain the Constitution and the Union, by our
votes, by influence, substance, and by what
ever energies command;
That we repel and denounce the attempt recently
made to transfer and our associates of the ma
tonal Wing party of this State to a strange alliance
and new political comb ination, which is purely
sectional in its character and objects. and which,
far as it has can have success, boldly menaces
the unity and integrity of our common country.
And we do heartily respond to and approve of
the call which has been made in the city of New
York for State Convention of the National
Wings to be held at Constitution Hail. in that city,
on the 23d of October inst.
Appended to the foregoing were the names of
two hundred and eleven persons.-44lbany .Atlas
October I'd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-24

THE EXPECTED RECALL OF GEN SIMPSON =
The London Times of late date saws: 1t is gene.
rally reported and we suspect correctly that en-.
eral Simpson has apparently ceased to command
the British army, that at least, he only retains
that command until his successor is appointedn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-24

DISASTER ON THE CoasT.-The schooner Judg,
BAKER from New York for Philadelphia wen
ashore near Long Branch Sunday and has gone
to pieces. The crew are lost