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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-13
BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.

CARPENTER SHOP. TIMBER, MA
~ TERIALS. &c, FOR sALE--Wll be sold at
Auction on FRIDAY the Goth day OF April, 1855. Of
II O'CLOCK A M on the premises, corner 9Th and
(:lsv straets Richmond, Carpenter Shop, lot OF
Tu,her eaatsrials and other personal properly.
TrpMs-Cash Sale conducted by
TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
an 1o-eotd Auctoneegs.
HOUSE AND LOT AT THE CORN
III Err OF MAIN AND MONROE STREETS,
AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY, SD. April, at ~
o'clock. p. NJ, upon the premises viii be sold the
neat and comfortable dwelling, at the corner of Main
and Monroe Streets, occupied By Mr.. George W.
Evans.
The house has four good rooms. With Kitchen with
two rooms well Of excellent watsr In the Yard and
tho usual outhouses.
The whsle promises are In perfect order, having
recently undergone thorough repair.
The lot fronts IS feet, and baak l53 feet to
alloy OF 20 feet The location Of this property, &c
well - the character Of the improvements render Il
worthy ofthe attention Of those In want Especially
- the terms-as will BE- psTcsived-are unusually r.
yorsble to the purchaser.
TERMs-The property 10 subject TO lion In favor
Of the Protection Buldine Company for 1854 50 cts
which amount the purchaser may ct his option re-
tain out ofthe purshass money he sasumins the pay
ment thereof g said company, In monthly insl
ments with interest," - 70 tho remainder ons.thir,
cash, balance st months, with interest added an,
81 10 TxYLoRA WILLIAMS. Ausss.
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ELEcTIoNs.-The charter elections at Hoboken
N. j., passed Of quietly on Tuesday Mr.. c. "
CIickener and the other democratic candidates
were elected by small msjorities.
At Trenton, John X. Tucker, mayor, and other
Independent candidates, beat the democratic ticket
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REDEMPTION U. s. STocKs 800 600 worth of
U. s. Stocks were redeemed at the Treasury De-
partment Wednesday
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SHIP LETTERs-The Washington Union says
that letters sent by ships, they cannot be pre-
paid, are allowed to go under the old regulation.
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TRUST sALE.-By virtue of deed of

TRUST SALE.-By virtue of deed of
Il trust executed to the undersigned a. trustee by
Anthony Roberts bearing date June Is, 1851, and ad
mitted to record In The Clerks Office of Henrico
county court the 18th of the same month to secrre
to Hiram w. Tyler the payment of the sum Of S242
with interest thereon from the 25lh of june 1851 till
paid SHALL on MONDAY 18th April if fair ii not
on the next fair day at ~ clk p M expose to sale,
at public auction, the premises piece of land In
the county of Henice, in Port Mayo below the city,
adjoining the property of Henry Sanders and -
Lumpkin, and opposite the property Of e. Waddill.
containing % feet 'front.' and running back 1872 feet
inches, more or less.
but acting trustee shall convey with special war
ranty only. Terms cash.
JAMES ELLETT, Trustee.
Sale conductedsby GoDDIN l. APPERsoN, Aucts.
NH ltd
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SPRING GOODS-IS55.
WE have now in store our entire stock
w of Spring and Summer Goods, consulting in
part Of
Black and colored French Cloths.
Do. fancy do. Cassimers.
Vestings of every description.
Plain and figured black Silks.
Rich Plaid and striped do.
Plain striped and figured Bareges
Black Canton Grapes and Bombazines.
Organizes, Jaconets, Briiliantes and Lawns.
Embroidered Swiss Muslins and White Goods
Ginghams and Prints-very cheap.
Lace and Muslin Collars and Sleeves
Lace and Muslin Silks-very handsome.
Together with full assortment of everything usu-
ally kept in a Dry Goods house. including A, 50 and
Cd white and checked Mating, all Of which are
offering at uncommonly low prices. and would most
specially solicit call from our friends and the
public generally. DUDLEY & JOHNSTON,
NH 29 l45 Eagle Square.
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sMALL.Pex AMONG THE u. STATES TROOPS The
smallpox breke out board the steamer Yuba,
which left Cincinnati In February, for tbs Arkansas
nyer. with the United States troops. The citizens
of Napoleon Arkansas refused 70 permit her 10 land
there, and ct last accounts the Cincinnati CONNER
cisi says she was sid up the Artansss river.
T hs,s, me wsssr 1sins too iow ior nsr 70 asesnd
were about TO take forcbls possession Of ssms gov
eminent stores on another boat the captain having
Ssfpssd reqasst to deliver them up.
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nON'T GO TO THE NORTH AND
\, X BUY YOUR CLOTHING. WHEN you CAN
~ BETTER HERE.-A LEVY has now in store
thing, which he is Offering to merchants at lower
brices than any establishment North South East or
" est o. TINS place He ID determined to shew mer-
chants that they can do well in Richmond and in
many instances better. thsn by gsing North.
apis Opposite st Ch.ria. unt.sl
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,m By THOMAS w. KEEsEE

BY THOMAS w. KEESEE
'omse win Geo. Sumner, No. 90 Pearl IT,
IN HORSES AND MITES rop
SSs.IT1s SALE AT AUCTION.--Will be ala -.
s,ATUhDAY MORNING next. 18th mat =. Ga "a
Ue.Sloek, &C the Horse Auction Lot near *. az ~
Mt Tis severai Saddle and Harness n RS 3 81
One COAL CART.
sp Is THOMAS w. KEEsEE
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MRpH.
L. s. STEAMER FIRED INTO

The British Packet published at Buenos Ayree,
gives the following details of outrage on the U.
States steamer Water Witch, by party of Para.
susyans;
Lieutenant letters was ordered by Captain Pare
70 proceed 10 the wster Witch up tho parans as
high ss he could get, making chart of the river
and taking such observations as the survey reouir
ed The crew consisted of Is men, including cooks
aud servants.
In pursuance of these instructions, Lieutenant
letters sailed at a. m, February lst and at eleven
passed the mouth of the Paraguay, directing his
to the Corrientes side intending to pass be-
thst shore and island In the middle of the
river. At ll30 the pilot ran the vessel on a sand
bank, opposite the bsttery of the Guardia Cara.
che, at the Psso del Rey, where she was delayed
an hour hssving OF.
During this time the paragusyans at the battery
observed getting their guns ready; conss.
queatly the Water Witch was prepared for action
When raising the anchor to continue her course
q canoe which had been lying off observing her for
nearly ga hour came alongside and offered prin.
ted paper, which after asking II IL In Spanish
the commander declined to receive on the ground
that he could not read It, THE same answer given
by Lopez &c the last communication of Capt. Page
AT l.2o the Water Witch was under way, snd the
pilot then was directed TO steer as to pass
through the msiu channel, which passed On the
Paraguay aide Of the Island When nearly oppo
site the battery semi circular brick red>atone
fort, mounting about six eurs and at dstanee
hail was neither understood nor respond ed to this
was shortly followed by two blank cartridges, and
then by shot, which cut the wheel ropes, dis
sbled the steering wheel. and mortslly wounded
the man at the helm. Lieutenant LETTERS then gave
or6ers 10 hre in return, still continuing his
up the river
The pilot as soon the firing began ran below
and was with difficulty got or deck SCALA; and
then. on looking round, exclaimed that it was inn
possible to pass on, there as lot sufhcient wa
ter in the channel the weasel being then in 10 ieet
water. By this time she had passed all Of the fires
OF the battery, except one gun, and 10 return was
compelled to repsss 1t. The channel being too
narrow to turn in, the Water Witch was backed
down stern foremost, exposed 10 a severe fire,
which she continued to retura until beyond its
reach. II 10 worthy of remark that no flag was
displayed at the battery, 80 that In reality the
ton OF the enemy only be conje.tured.
The Water Witch was anchored a, short distance
below the fort, repaired the heln ard returned TO
Corrientes. The "Taqusri," which fred up during
the action, dropped down to the Gaardia Cenito
but showed no inclination to come down beyond
the protection of the battery. The squadron and
the encampment Of their army was Ia sight during
this time.
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OHARLES RICHARDSON has lust r,

CHARLES RICHARDSON has lust re-
~ ceived 10000 Genuine Havana CIGARS in
ported direct from Havana, which he warrants to be
equal in quality to any Cigars in the United States
He has also Just received beautiful assortment of
other Pipes; Pipe Stems; Amber and Meerschaum
Cigar Tubes; Cigar Cases; Snuff, Tobacco and Match
Boxes, &c. -
The public are invited to examine the above arti.
cles American Hotel,
Corner of Main and II tn streets
small lot of Genuine Plantation Cigars also for
sale. an O
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NEW GOODS FOR SPRING.-THOS.
IN R. PRICE l. CO. invite the attention of the
public to the largest and most extensive variety of
DRESS GOODS
That they have ever had. with complete stock of
FANCY GOODS generally-Hosery, Linens, &c.-
They have
Dress Silks at all prices from S7A cents per yard to
the most elegant.
Itsrnanis, Tissues and Bareges in great variety.
Barge and Tissue Robes-some very splendid.
Plain Mousslines, Bareges and Challies
Lswns-a beautiful stock at all prices from 12 cents
to the finest.
organdies-.ome the most elegant ever shown in
this market
French Cambria and Brilliantes extremely cheap.
Ginghams and Prints-a lsrge and beautiful stock.
Mourning goods of every kind
Embroideries-Scotch and Freneh-some things
quite new, and In variety too extensive to emu
merate.
Wrought Muslin Basques and Spencers.
Msnt!es for Spring-in Silk, Applique and Lace,
trimmed in every way with FfiDges, Gallons,
Thread Laces, &c.
Hosiery in complete assortment
Linen Goods in ShirtingG Table Linens; Huckabacks
Napkins, &c.
Bleached Shirtings, Sheetings, &c.
an 10-5t
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BY Neutrality-suspicious..

BY RICHARDsCAUTHORN.
III ORSES. &c, AT AUG Non
- SATURDAY, 14th inst at 10 o'clock. at the
large lot in rear of my store, will sell several WORK
Horses; two new one.horse Carts; one Carriage and
Harness; one Mule, &c.
ap Is R. CAIJTHORN An.t
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THE MARKETS.

:. NEW YoRK. April 12-Cotton Il unchanged -
flour has a tendency upward Southern, Sl0alO
oo per barrel, Wheat advancing Corn firm and
advancing- mixed bringing $lO6aSl:07. Pork
cling and irmer. Lard unchanged. Whiskey. SO
cents per gallon Il
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z0CTI0N sALns.


to"ee with George ]. Sumner. rs ~ =.
A D ia. !. lss " 3! TORS sALE.-wnl /.
HHa1cssr wehstsr in ths as OYER the oiss Of
the me i7sh aay % April Il u o. IN
dsed iii ~ Ss = Of lobt w GosiSy
WIZ. .nsds seddiae e; No. de q aiot q
Tsass 10y property y y good - new. = e.
t,ci.. ps p indeetsd to Who NAV hAv. -.
q belonging to the sssts 81 ~ aE
former and deliver up the latter TO M ~ ). see the
ala; sos.sr Or w q Colquitt; and these hsvin
asanst the said decedent or his sst.ts III
Element MIR E1;rra n +. once, for set
ap12-tdA Admir- ~ Roht M = oOOCH.
sale conducted by THOMAS w. KEEsrs 49,
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BY LARUs { saTNF
HOUS EHOLD FTTRNmr,pr

II GUS y HOLD FURNTTURE Ar
- AUCTION.-on next FRIDAY mcr.s.. :.
~ "a noqsehod Furniture, condsting Of So1ss ~
~ ~ " ashstands. Bedsteads, Chairs Ala c.
kc.. de - AS4s S1Ia .sSri rsSaer heda,
vsrs - ~ sdded TO- the above nls, lot 81 0lss,.
&c.. L. sn . Iumblers, 0obleta Dishsa Dseanten,
se Y L1RUa I SHINE. 49,.
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THIS D1Y
p GoDDIN & 7PPERS77r

Y Ir,n.ALu ABLE PRryArr
LIN .lSn ar AZ NJ On ~ Tn, nETWEIN ~ ~
cola On FRIDAY. ~ ~ At AUCTION- Nh =
fos I,:misss somneasics 3 ~ g Alsa, Its6. q
sss~sss ssti s. :.a .ss ss = -
psney Of Jss q MaenurSo. -. ~ = n sess.
Of eoOe Ths LOT ffoats S feet ~. $500 sent
.T e Alley; The hoass has ten roons -
improvements. except gss II il bu;I, II. mcessh
mss.neE. and b Sow - Good rspAir. = - -
NALL nnns-One nh sssh; balsnes ii 4 u - .
y trust deed or title refained Ths 49, sess9ed
chaser 'or the present year to Be psid bytSs -.
ap ls-lt GoDpIu 4 Apprrsnr, 49,
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* TONS best PERUVIAN GUkNO;
~ 50 do pure Bona Dust; 10 do Msxisan 0sanos
g ses Ts. u prime o.dsG g tons s.psr fhcsphsts
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tocka drooninp.

'"o"oy uHoHdugeu STOCKS ufOOplOg.
BALTIMORE. April 12-Howard Street Flour is
quoted at $40 per barrel, and City Mills S9:75a
$40 Wheat unchanged; red S240aS2.50, and
Wnite S25oaS26O per bushel. Corn upward
wh1fe 9saSl:O0; yellow $1:00aSl:O2 per bushel.
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- $l.-After some difRcul1y. Ne
Moroceo slinUseo IN getting 1000 pain Of EsiIss'
are really bRSas :, only u pair. These Glipners
such. nnsdsiphia made. not merely I'd =
Also just received. 1904 ,.,,. 49,, =. s,s,s
Fnr vi. wn'cn 9. VII g sold et only d. 81
SQUIRE. ap11 chs " -, EYE
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BY RICHARD C1T1THoRT

VHnascrsruRE AT AUCTION-THIs
81 g .uetion. lot Of Fsraitsr. syocssss III
sIs.ton T:hHsssy sp,ias.sat chairs sisssSf -.
biss ksds sna Rsd sssSosrd, Wardrobe. Cksin r.
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CPRING STOCK FINE WATCHES.-
y We have on hand, Just received, large supply
of fine Gold Watches, the most OF which ware im-
norted expressly for u.s. and will compare favorabIy
with any stock ever offered for sale In this sty Per-
sons in want of anything In their line are assured
that better stock to select fIom Of every descrip.
We have adopted, and intend TO abide by the one
price system In conducting our husinesss consequent
therefore, Will consult their intsrests By giving
call.
We warrant every article we sell, and will guaxsn.
tee satisfaction in ell cases.
We respectfully invite the public to examine our
stock MYERS + JANKE,
sp11 Isl Main =.
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DEERg CORDIAL BITTRRS, or

DEERS' CORDIAL BITTER6, OR
II MORNING RE0ULATOR--An innocent r..
freshine, exhilarating and delicious Bsverase, pro.
eence loss of sppetite lownsds Of sprts dyspepsia,
and all affections Of the stomach and bowels aridng
from whatever cause-lmpsxting 70 the whole sys-
tern @Aewed strength and vieor. Tor ssle BY
BENNETT & BEERS,
fe 2t-dfyif Sole Agents.
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BOARDING Mrs ROGERS, corner of
~ franklin and Mayo streets can accommodate
or gentlemen with genteel BOARD and LODG-
ING.
Several Day Boarders can alse be accommodated.
1S-1wt
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STEAM CANDIES.-Be surs you get
~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES you buy Candles be sure
you get bess'eux's Steam Refined Csndies. There
messna represent them ~ Bossieux's that are mot
ns inc only place g get them genuine, II q his
He also keeps the Northsra CsnSy, vhich he sells
ct III c1 LOUIS ii kOaGTnfJvI 80
steam Candy Manufacturer, No. l07 Main q.
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.ULST & KINGS RETAIL PRICE

Ii CURRENT CAsH PaIces. - Extra Sugar
Cured Hams lsA cents per ID Shoulders eta per
h.; Crushed and Powdered Sugsr ~ - d.; beauti-
fne Guppowder Tea at rs and 90 do; extrs as (Goy.
une davorl 0uupoWder and Imperial TeA. - oaly u
DO; superior Black Ooiong Tea % 50 eta dol eHtza
foe favored Dc. ct IS ets do; Nth general asoost
msnt Of other groceries at equally Low rateA
Goods delivered In any part Of the city With de.
and TrsnAlia street,
np1l-lw and lt0 WfoaA street.
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FOR RENT-On Franklin Street. in
ROOMS, with Kitchen, Yard &c very suitable for
a No. l Boarding House. To good tenant. the
terms will be accommodating Apply to
ap 1S-6t EDWD McAD&M
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E'OR RENT-The very desirable granite
L front Store. on 10th street, between Main and
Gary, in rear of g. A.. Barsamin's store Posses.
sion given Immediately. Apply at
A. DUVAL'S Drug store,
sp 13-St* No. l55 Main st, corner of 18th.
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HO-PARTNERSHIP. The subvcribers
~ have this day entered into Co-partnsrship, for
the purpose Of conducting .; MEkCHANDIZE and
firm and style of ROYALL & SNoDGnAS1.
~ Office on Pearl street, below CARY,
JOHN M. ROYALL.
ap S-d1mif CHARLES T.. SNOD0R AsG
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GUANO.-1500 bags No. l Peruvian Gu
~ ano, direct from the Agents of the Peruvian
Government and ell branded No. by the State In
spector of Virginia. for sale by
ap 10 DAVENPORT. ALLEN l. co. .
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Va.
T. 10
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trade.
given
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CUNDKIES AT PRIVATE SALE
~ The subscriber has for sale at private sale fresh
lot of Goods consisting in part of French Ghirts;
Fancy do; Linen Bosom do; Corded and Plain Col
lars; Byron do do; few dog Embroidered dol Sus-
pendsrs Of various styles White and Brown Cotton
Hose and half-Hcss of different qualities SILK Cra-
yats Fancy Neck Ties; Pocket Handkerchief; Fancy
Scarfs, Ae., &c,
The above are fresh and seasonabe Goods and are
offsred at private sale to the trade for few days
only. ALEX. MOTT,
apis Corner Main and 18th sts.
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Sale conducted by GoDDIN & APPERsoN, Aucts.
NH 29-dtds
Immediately after the foregoing sale, will
be sold FIVE beautiful Building Let's each fronting So
feet the East side of 28th street. running back l
e ct to an alley 10 feet wide.
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at s. and 8
months, for negotiable notes, interest added Sc
cured BY trust deed or title retained The taxes for
ap11 GODbIN APPERaON. Aucts
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r....i; sory brick dwelling. ON the North ~ ~
;tn street doors west Of the eornsr ~ ~
sr: nydrsat DC; newly psintsd and IN rooS ss
South sids Cary between nth ma 1ath - s Lot
w q ieet On Cary, and running back lsO fset -
"ster street., 30 feet wide. Apply 10 q - -
nh1. ALFRED INLOEa
n ls-tm Corner franklin and 20th ~.
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TWO COOKS FOR HIRE.-For hire
j for the balGneoof the yeer. two eoo1 8EmALE
COOKS, WsehsEs md Iroasyas - reascaehls tes1s
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The English in the Crinea.


The Opinione of Turin has letter from cor.
RESPONDENT at Balaklava, which affords some in
,irht into what is now passing in the allied camp.
The writer says:
The allies do not appear disposed to regard
the Crimea merely as field of battle; the things
thew are doing there would seem to intimate that
they intend to keep it. The English are execut
Inc gigantic works at BalaKlava. Thousands of
Turks, most of them from Constan,nople and
the neighboring coast, (Turtars. Piedmontese,
and others,) are paid by England. at the rate of
three francs day, besides rations, and, with
great number of .easts of burthen, engaged
IN landing an immense quantity of materials on
the shore of the bay. Whole regiments are at
the same time, employed on important works of
construction. All along the shore ofthe bay
quay Las been made at which the largest YES
,eIs can land their cargoes without the assis
lance Of boats. In short, there 10 now collected
at Balakaya an immense material, sufficient for
an army, not OF twenty-five thousand or thirty
thousand men, but of one hundred thousand men.
Certainly all these expenses would not be incur
red if there was any idea of evacuating the Cri-
mea'
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CannibaIs 3mOag The Indians.

he Hon. &. ID. Williams recently returned
Detroit from visit to the Chippewas. who
,ySde near Grand Portage. within a few miles OF
WV national boundary between the United States
Wi tannda. While there he became acquainted
WIZ HE Bots. Torte Indians, a tribe that often
u'rF from a want Of provisions. The last win.
T.. vas peculiarly hard one.and in the course ct
~ls tribe we're rendered to the revolving and
S , strait of eating their own children which
ivy did to the extent Of almost extermIna'ion.-
a., nv saw and conversed with two women OF the
s s.o1' one of whom had given up two and an"th .
Vt vt, Three children, successfully to be slain and
s ss;eh' We had hardly supposed that cann'ha's
'Ns'ed 40 near our very borders.
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LATEST NEWS.
Later from California


xrw York. Nov. 28.--Tbe Star of the West
arrived herewith dates from California to the
e ", inst She left Punta Arenas On the 10Th
y y, and touched at Key West on the ODD. The
%sr,es arrived at san Juan on the 23d Oct and
ss Uncle Sam on the 81 Nov.
There is no news of Importance.
The Indian ravages were becoming serious.
c..m Puget Sound Ia Shasta Butte, the Indians
"A made Il Simultaneous attack along the whole
r'o upon the whites, aud masacred a large
D,mber. Volunteers were turning out in every
1Grac,ion, and troops under Major Fitzgerald.
".re out in pursuit of the murderers. Nearly all
w. tribe. north If Columbia river had confedcr-
,ad and sworn to exteiminate the whites.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Nrw YORK, Nov ga band Of 1900 Indians
..acked a small force of u. S. troops under
~ Halter. who fired and then reiterated. Nine
A'n,nanes have been called out, placed under tho
'"'pp,,na Of Mai. llaler. and are now ready to
,ct on the defensive,
r.ancisco had been destroyed by fire and twelve
80 scalded or manned. Loss estimated at
25O,0O0.
pnsiness in San Francisco far the two weeks
..oyous TO the steamers sailing had been dull
+, closed more active. Gallcgo & Haxall's -four
quoted at sl5' ...
|T NICARAGUA.
col Walker was still in full possession of Nj
,.rocna. Col Wheeler had fully acknowledged
the new Republic.
Tbe court martial on the trial of Coral was
,omposed entirely of Americans, and the sen
lance was approved by the President. The new
government had imposed an ad raiorem duty of
% per cent. on all foreign vessels in port. the du
- N be paid in coin.
Reyas was shot in the Plaza so hours after his
rrest
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americans in Greece,

A letter dated Athens. Greece. October 9Th,
after announcing the arrival of Roger Pryor,
Esq the United States Commissioner. says:
Mr. Pryor has made a most favorable impress
SoE upon all who have seen him. He has dined
witt. The King of Greece and entered upon his
work
NJ, de Leon. [. :. Consul General Of Egypt.
lev. L. n RICHTER, Bible agent for the Levant,
Rev. Abel Stevens. of New York, Mr.. Lyman, of
boston, and Mr.. Draper. are here, So that our
American society is greatly enlarged, and we
ere enjoying it exccedngly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-30
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Early sunday morning the tower Of the now
lFscopal Church. in Hudson. n. Y. the tower
IT S'feple being upwards of 200 feet high. was
W. SC,~n down by gale of wind. 1t fell with ter
r, nc DIN, and in its descent cut frame dwelling
".g.ral'y in twain. The inhabitants had just
r.'S""' and fortunately no one was injured. Had
wy Incident occurred ten minutes before, sever
VI N'nll have iuevita bly, been crushed tn death
~ Tue steelle fell in such manner that the beds
"'Y had vacated were pulvcrized. The b1i!ding
was cat in two Us cleverly as could be done by
mechanical meas.