The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-10

FaroWoli Farewell my far Oh friend
.eAefvesn Ms broad, blue ytvers dow, 4 AaSI
A11 forest wave, and plains extend, \ gg.a
And moenSlfns In the sua-lish GLOW. w. u
e: ss as e. ~ as ss ssSsa ny q %
xrs hot the beams that on me shine; 4
But msmory,s sei h With me jet, ss.zss.s I.
Can't thou tbs holy past forget .as.oas4a ...g
The bitter tears that then and - . ss'7
MAJ shsdsw q by anguish bowed,
ExhGlsd into the noontide shy, ~ 5~'-
a's s. %.:s ,n %.ss d:.s q : III: ssos,h
Par, fer spart must live and move, 4 40 I
Ont souls whsu0 BE-. set them free, = =
.aCsn minels IN the world Of love, . 49, 20
This were IN estaey 10 me- = 80 49, -.
esy-swosiA II be Joy to theef - -
Nsv Haven. Com. = n VhSIsrA.
Plox TAMPIco--The New Orleans Picayune
has letter from Tampico, about Mexican sffsirs,
dated Aprn 2Oth. Hsays that Santa Anna has re.
Gently granted special concessions to few favor
ite merchants on the Pacific side of Mexico, to In.
troduce therein eight cargoes of foreign dry goods
st reduction Of IS or 3Oper cent. less than Tue
rates by the existing tariff OF the country whilst the
last fraction In accordance with the tariff 70 exact
ed from the merchants of this place. ia"
Tbs foreign ENJOYS and Minis srs accredited to
the Mexican Government, have passed Joint re-
nonstrance against this glaring violation Of treaty
siipulationf; but H. NJ. .. H. has replied In q most
uusatistactory and evasiye manner.
Our worthy Minister, am happy to say, takes
q proninsnt part In this remembrance and he has
instructed the United States Consuls Ia all the
ports of the Republic how to act under such cir
aums,snsss. In truth, Mr.. Gsdsden 10 Iaboripp
now necessarily for the interest Of bic country
and countrymen, and with the aid of the Cabinet
st Washington, be may achieve something more
than any Of his predecessors. But as the repre-
sentative of the Barbarians of the North" he has
arduous task to perform, with but little thanks
from home, and endless curses heaped upon his
venerable head by the public functionaries of
Mexico,
REV. JOHN EABLY.-Rev. John Early, D. D., of
the M. E. Church South, (says the Goldsboro' N.
C. American,) arrived In this place on Monday
last en- route from Nashville whittier he had been
attending meeting of the College Of Bishops. He
favored our Female College with bis company un.
Ill Tuesday, at which time he left for Lypchburg,
Va, his residences. He seems to bs In fine health.
Bishop Early 10 fine specimen of the Virginia
gentlemen. of the olden time He is In person
about the medium height, elastic 10 his movements
plain and unaffected in his manners, fluent In con-
versation, and Astounding tn anecdote.
PARTISAN MORALITY M. Ducos Minister of Ma.
rile in Fence, who died recently, like everybody
ses. he's eli the enfsvorable srenmstsnessot his life
exhumsl from the grave sftsr his bsdy has been laid
In IT, ehs Paris papers retail the following scandal
'0S She e l.ts minister .om.vb.,. about ii. war
1878 IN but too hsppy to obtain situstlon in his
native city y msrshszfs clerk at salary Of 2iO0
ayear. GAortiy afterwards he made the acqzant-
ps,sii i Bari.su1 as WIDOW, but Who was ia i.et
the wife of asSro, and separated from her husband
s.s III. r. ~ss {. S e
for hisaE ana whish 10 tsrnsd over to such advaa.
tsss tbas II few yssrs he became . leading mer-
(.omevAsre sSeutt the year 1850 elected to the
chsAasr Of 1spsties - . representative from that
city a. ssnanssa to sit in the shslnbsr bu. With
belonged 70 tbs centre gsuehe, libsral eouserva.
tive party, SITTING on the ssms benches with NJ de
Aoruy, to whose acquaintance doubtless his subss-
quent rise wing. .-s r.-
All this liz. the lady at Bordeaux, who was the
authoress OF his fortunes. passed a. his wife. She
was preeentsd in that character to of the roysl
dukes on the OCCASION Of visit to Bordeaux and
the eonseqnsnee of that introduction was her 90.
lean; few ye.rs .ines tho iah s Of Bor-
deaux we're terribly ssAndalised By the announce.
nea t = tss nsMspspers that Duooa had married
that he had bsen guilty be,y. but the fact soor
cana cut that he had -nsYer. hsen msIrsd 10 thu
very large interest and the real wife Of the
fal merchant was beautiful miliiksr of the Ru
K. z: ass. VIII s as s:
of the splendid sofress given with unexampled fire
qusrey IL the magnificent mansion in the Place d
BnxsrxAs ON THE ALLEGHENY About IS
rats Of boards and timber broke loose in the AL
iesheny flyer, six miles above Pittsburg, Pa O,
Saturday morning, and coming In a mass arains
the piers OF the upper bridge, were broken and
piled up tosuch an extent as to impede navigation
sct SosA0 sAAA'c oceW ecu tue Uifugee.
FnK AT PIrTsBuRe, PA stable as p;,tsbnrr,a
Pa, containing ten horses. was SET on are IN Sal.
urday, by sparks from smiths forge sdioinino
and was consumed, together with four of ttt
horses. The rest we're rescued. The bull ling Wal
was worth about $500; no insurance. = 49,
cAsUALTY IN BENTON CoysrY-We las,n f,or
the fs.l.dsga Wstchtou ar, that Mr. Wsd.worsh
reM Boiling Spin &c, Ia Benton COUNTY Aiahsm.
wniis engaged IN shooting FISH, accidentally kil
% . lew days since by ths discharge of his rum.
TaE CRoPA-Ths wheat cro7 between st.un,o,
weather 10 chsfofes a Gsor sa
promiaess large yield In Tennessee and Ksn %nss
the profpcct for abundant crops of wheat il rem:
9o e. very hssasrng The acsouats from Ohio
THE WEsrERN LAxEs-It ta, bittsrto -. g.
serted that Lake Huron was $50 deep but il hs
ess1 s.cet.ned BY the Coast Saryey that il il opl,
Oafaro 4o2 feetas low as moot parts or the saais -
e. t a. All The Lakes cover IN area Of IS
CosssagsEcss 9r tbs DsouGnr.--It IL state
thss the nver 81 Lawrence is TWENTY-FIVE inch :,
lows. thep y the Spring Of 1854 and two feet love
thar 70 .tss sPnos Of Iss2 The greatest varistio,
past, has been five feet ten nchss Tai. 'b., Jet
wes sspssa BIZ violent winds. - A''He'e'
A Valuable Loe.-A pine leg wa. m.nps.c,n, "a,
Into lumber tsst Thursday, Tienests S.rast . .
made Iels fsee OF eiesr stuff and about 10 ss.t
common. The whole tree from which tbs H., ,ees =
taken. NIL probably yield lamber worth sloo on q.
the spot. S,'V "a
SINGULAR MuHcALx FACT Every orchs.,v
contalBs 1t least two musicians with moustns h -
one with speetacies three with bald heads and On
very modest man IN q white ctsvaf, who. from forc
Of circumstances, Jou will obssrye, plays on bias
instfumsnt. S - ,f%'1e.1.7g =
0ooDs 6oLD LowER "A merchant In Darlington
VT. having snak bis shop fsor couple of feet &c
nosaees that. Z IN censeQuspees Of recent improve
msnts soods viii be sold sonsidsrsbly IOscsy ID %
IofmSSyfs .ss.11 Ssss g4tza..4 s'Nt 81 5s4sa
OEArH FROM Sur STRoKE.-A lsborsr at Mar.
VILE. Ks, Wes 90 effected by the heat Of the sun on
the 0inst, that he fell from his work IN IN insen
sbse eaadittoss aud died the sape day. Another wa
similarly Affected, but recovered. - =
NAVAL ArporsrMEsrs-Robert II NcAvau Il
be hsetsnsSt to the U. D Nsvy, from MAY Isf. 1855
van Mm; .. wsiass e ?. Master ip the o. N.vg
Otie Otufoososn. has declined the Appoiut1nent ri
ssesslofy 81 LeestiYp TO fsru. The expsnsss ara
mask 0EI&tsx 0id1 the psrquisitss.i = s.IT-'T''
8sssxPston o. oPEalTIoss.--Fhs Hope cottou
HsGtssy. q RisssbaTg. Pa OPP on III
7sh int, eivips empioynsnt to about $40 penous
coL0nfzATfoa.-Lsst week, ffy.twe liberated
kAtNekf si&yes passed through Louisville for Ball
motA - On thsir way 70 Libsris .
aics raIct Eos ,1Lous The H,nr ssvsl from
the heniss of Wirters mills, in Montgomsry. Ala.
Dsns, 1eld there on Friday, ct prices varying from