The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-29

Recruits for The Crimea - The Isabella e,pett is.
ting British Rift: Corps-Lecture on Kansas-
Romantic Marriage. &C., &c .-.,
NEw YoRK, June 81.
II 10 reported that during the fortnight past, no
fewer than three vessels have left this port for
intended tor the British army 10 the Crimea Ar
engagements were making for the despatch of a
fourth, but the U. s. Marshal getting who'd of the
matter. has taken such proceeding as will put a
stop to the business The arrest of the British Vice
Consul yesterday, created some sensation.
The brig Isabella Jewett, made famous by taking
Baker. the alleged murderer of Bill Poole out of
the country, arrived back from Palmos Yesterday
with cargo OF wine and bsrila.
Yesterday afternoous the Union Course, Long
Island was tended by a large concourse of peo.
pie to witness the tro,tog match for So 000. mile
heats and repeat, between the celebrated Northern
horses Lady Frankia and Saratoga Belle The
Lady won both heats Time 2:3l1.2 2:33
Thomas Lombard, formerly lumber merchant
OF Georgia, wss found dead yesterday morning,
ct his hotel Ia Cathatine slip. An inquest was held
upon the body OF the deceased. when it appeared
that he had died OF dise.se Of the heart
The Hon VIM l. Marcy, Secretary of State, Is
expected shortly at the Metropolitan Hotel Hon.
Pierre SouIe and Dudley Mann are still In this
city. Lieutenant Col. Bragg, U. 8. A., is at the
Aston House.
Rev DR. Vinton, Of Brooklyn, has received and
acct pied call from the Corporation of Trinity
Church, to become an assistant minister. He viii
have charge of the magnificent chapel ON Filth
avenue.
The New York City Guard returned from their
visit to Montreal and Boston yesterday. They
speak In the higher. terms OF their reception 10
Canada. rifs corps from Montreal are to pay
wish to this CT 10 the course of the summer, by
special invitation of the New York brethren, and
II will be the first instance of British military
company treading American soil, ia the character
of tIi-nds
MrPatterson, formerly junior editor and part
proprietor OF the Parkville Luminsry, whose press
wss thrown into the river, some time since, By
h,ssourisn cltiz ems, and the Rev Fred'k Starr,
formerly Presbyterian missionary in Platte co.,
Missouri. spoke last evening Ia the Tabernacle
They related good deal of their experience Ia
that region of country.
Green corn from Norfolk, Va. 10 retailing in the
nsikett-eieht ears for chilling. The ears
large and well filled. Vegetables Of all kinds are
sboadant
About four hundred dogs per day have been rs.
celved ut the dog pound sinc- it opened
The clipper snip CRY stall Palace sailed yesterday
morains GA her second voyage to Austrslis, with
about 60 psssengers, bound for the gold uine,;
among them. psty of ten from the Lake Superior
mines Six vessels have left tn port within II
last SIX months for the destination taking in
IN. aggregate about ], goo passengers
fssterdsy a very wealthy French gentleman,
named Alexander Carpenter, called on the Mayor
81 bis ON Sc, according to appointment and was
Rad BY HIM to Mrs Rose Celina witct az dsugh
ter of France. about q years of age. The happy
bridegroom would allow else to marry him
bat the Mayor.
There was q sale yesterday of o. 900 Virginia 6s
ct sl0t.