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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-13
GREAT EXCITE MENT AT PITTSBURGH

ArrFNPT TO RESCUE CoLoRFD WoN,S-The
CITY Hotel ives the scene of very exciting occur-
renee which tr1Dspned there on Wednesday morning.
and In which some of the Directors OF the lander
ground Railroad in this city, played rather GEN.
spcuors part. The affair had iis origin in the ollsv-
ing circumstances: IL appears that gentleman
named Slsymsker, and his aunt reached the city on
TUESDAY evening, from Lancaster and pat 40 At the
City Hotel. They were on their way 10 Illinois,
and were compsniee by q coored woman. who had
lived with them at their former home Ia Lancaster.
and whom they were taking with them To their m
tended reride1 CO in the West The agents OF the Ua-
oeTground Railroad hsving received Information OF
the arrival Of the parties Ia the city came TO the con-
clusioD that the coored woman slave, and learn
Ing that Siaymaker intended pursuing his Journey
westward by the first train, they toos Immediate
steps for Der rescue. Accordingly While STAY maker
and biz aunt at breakfast, on Weinesdsy morn
inc aruuber Of stalwart negroes entered tho City
Hotel ald sieZipg hlr held hun fass, Smlo
Others bore away the woman, despite her cries ana
tntTee.ies to the contr6ry. She was hurried under
strong escort 20 a way station OF the u. e. Ktrosd,
on Tbird.st and thence led to place Of
safety in the Seventh Ward ME-. Saym .ker,
recovering from the confusion occasioue1 ny the
occurrenCe, FASTENED 10 the Mayors ii;e, ana
laid a statement OF his grievance before htyor
VOTE tie assured bis n )nor that the woman
vas not slave and produced satisfactory evidence
ia support of his assertions She was taAen ne saia'
from the Lancaster County Aims House wnsn chno'
Nv his grandmother, and brought up IN the family.
hey bed solo their property IN Lancaster
County, and were about settling in toe West,
ard the woman being strongly attached TO ihe'r
family, they bad at her earnest desire permitted
her 10 acconp any them. The Mayor, conscious that
ibe undtrg round men had made a mistake, resolved
20 have reoted and sent to Mr.. Peck, 10 consult
BIN rs 10 tbe best mesns OF accomplishing his pur-
pose. Mr. L. ives hot to be found but Mr. Delany
was sent for, and after sbort consultation with tho
Mayor and on interview With Mr.. Slaymakers aunt,
be became eoDviu ced h at the woman was FREQ ne
GRO and that the Directors had acted rather procp
tsteIy in the matter. He undertook to restore the
woman 70 Der ffiends and in few minutes she wM
returned to their charge a, the City Hotel The
affair at one time a serious aspect, ald ala not
,een likely 70 end here as Slsymhksr had been very
rouf hly hand led by the L G.. Railroad runsers snd
Threatened 10 prosecute them for riot and assault ana
battery The matter however was finally psrfhu9o
.op and in all hour after tho occurrence took place.
III races of the excitement il occNoned hpd dissP-
pesred. Pittsburgh Dispatch, March g.
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persoB, well acquainted with the country declare
that the road left to itself for siDgle tgevemonh.
would not be cscoversble by a solitary trace. Five
HUNDRED tEoussno dollars year / believe 70 be 8
small estimate CT the annual expenses CT the osf,
and one uillsn ls-ge estimate Of the revenue. We
have left half Nj for net income to pay the in
teI,st upon capital Of seven millions.
Whaiever may b. the pecuni.ry result OF tbs enter
prst toe giorJ OF vii crown for the names OF
the noble men whose energy and skll have gfacef
the age with 80 grand a work. TIE nsn | sllI1s to
are Lot the so-caled pr ectors who tempted by tie
cold Of Csornis have been simulated by spirit Of
trade, but such a. Stephen ro;ten aud AID vim, vno
CONSCIOUS of power, have exerted for the high pUr-
pose OF iartheriDg the world p-osress -
YOUR CORRESPONDENTS
The following statement, bya merchant Of Pau ama,
is valuable, and shows the impracticsblity Of the
railroad route for the conveyance of freight az the
present. rate of charge:
Previous IN the discovery Of god N Caor. the chsrss
Go70on0 villages the banks OF the Chsres s'o1t
u cent per pound. After the emgron TO Caios1i. IN
nerced The pioe from - - q cent? Der o. sod De
tn. increased from - 10 II cts
10 uut the r.ifoed opened 70 the nmi sas Cal
ebrs When IL from 10 TIE present. rates
freight by the railroad the Of Pacific
vii while they abtsn round the hor TON
fuToTe al from SIS 20 Sl2 per KEEP 10 FOR eosy
good sueh silks hre nu-ns -wey. &c The fright
Pc ton. ueas1rsmer Cson and Gufysqu ron Paws
by ~ s2 per tun melsnr-ment % Pagt0a nom
Psrsms bv steamer fl5 per tun uessu-efn~h 20 Calso
ffcm iis measurement; 20 Nsps
SsI Erencsco SO for and Al for oh e-chsn-
DE per TIE specie consi.tns ssnersy
steamer, the South Pacific not conveyed across
the Ishus ~ the rGosd osing 70 the chs y this
aud thence down the
in tsrFes cGIoes ChAsfes for lees than per cent"
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CHILL.
1lll.
E,on tn Talnarliso Merrflrr i'm D.

F'om The Jdindflso Mercury, jan j.
TIE peace Of this republic continues unslteref.
Noilirg hiss occurred 70 disturb the tranquility pre-
vsilire in every corner of the country. some may
even be disposed 10 designate il mouoiony bu 81 We
regard IT, Ills monoiony constitutes the prosperity Of
n country and i. every way aud thousand timer,
10 be preferred 70 the turbulent and startling polt cal
occurrences which taking place in well ngn every
other republic the Continent Of South America.
The abseuce of these is the absence Of misery. We
greatly favored in exemption from these enar-
chioAl conyUlsiors, whether from within or from With
out
The elections are now near. In March, Congress-
men and Common COuncil-men TO be Chosen by
the people Hove ver, little excitement, none at al,
indeed prevss the subject certainly Dot, II a.
rersiso aud Sartago 70 be taken as indie ttions
az the stae of things in tie county generally Noh-
inc il said Of parties nothing Of p0hucs discussions,
s1d there Is every promise that al VIII pass on Il me
most quiet and pacific msnner
As 10 public measures on the part e' me ADMINS.
t-srion bu title has been done during the last tort
night Those me ssures most lkely 10 iIt.Ies''
rtsdeIs, we will relate briefly.
By the steamer which Is TO 80 to-norIo" is boe
RfnoI Ius Irerrszabal. provisional Chei Justice OF
The Sutrere Court is 20 set on. tor Peru. The ra-
rno,ed object is - regain health IL = however, gen
e-sl believed that he goes IN the character oil MINIS
ter PlsuipotentsTy near TIE Peruvian GoVernine1-
Diplomatic ministers are soon 70 be sccErol,ed 10
the Arge Itine Confederation As well - 20 br.zl'
Ii has been said that Gen. Blaucc, Chiilan Mh's,5l
AT PARIS has received orders 10 pass to Rome 10 the
same capacity near Plus X in order TO attend 10 va
rious matters OF public service.
Our mining districts az tie North continle 10 DC
upe.hausted deposits of national wealth. The pro-
duc,ons Of the mines Ge constantly on the increase
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PARAGUAY.

The relations between Paraguay and Brazil n.Ve
aln.cst ccme % open rupture. IDe merits OF tne
cs.e We do rot k1ow, except that Senior Lesl,
ciulorat from Brazil was expelled more than year
since from Paraguay. Brazil in consequence hsn
collected foils sailing ard steam yssse!s, Fnlch
wAs to trriye st Moutevdeo in the esry part OF ~:
ceIaber sId th.lce advance upon Paraguay I'M.
squadron j. under command Of FeTTeus, and CON-
posed OF the following vessel-:
EVd Drisi0R--S,eAner- Amazon, JsluetinSonha
Msge, VS. Mos sno Beberbe.
.o,cohd Dfrison Steamers Iprerga, Don Peero,
Rio GIaIde, another en- route from London, ana 'ls
eOrvstt. JfaIiA.
TiHd DIri,i0n Schooner brigs Tonele-o, teresa
Csmplsis, Ihiuga, and transports Carrioca ana Ofi
eL.e.
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RRA/II.

Cur last dates received ffom the Argentine Confed
GRAFTON are Dec 90 from Buenos Ayres, and 10 the
2tfh from P6rsLa.
ard the Cont. d rated Provinces The pacific propo-
.itiops which Messrs Cullen and Go~laod ware con-
nis,iopeO in the narre OF the Governnentot UrqlZa,
to prtseIt 10 that of Buenos Ayres, were iormsNy
sigi Cd in N II city on the Goth OF December.
Ihe NAN points sre, more or less, the Following:
The s,atu ouo-uei her the Confederation nor the
State Of Buenos Ayres can MAINTAIN more forces on
foot n 80 ars necessary for the defense OF ther rs
spective frontiers against the Indians. In csse Of an
attack from these, both parties shsl ecmoine tner
forces 10 chasise them War shall not be resorted 70
ia ORDER TO reincorporate Bueuos Ayres with the Ar
eeutine Union unless al the means of diplomacy and
ali the views of Cancellation have first been tried.
Thoe citizens of Buenos Ayes refugees IN the PROV
ince Of Santa Fee who promoted the late attack
against that State, shall leave said province Tor the
term OF two yea. No import taIee shall be i.ld on
the urod uctinDs Of either country, when introduced
into the territory OF the other.
In Bueuos Ayres the Ministry OF War conflDued
vacant However, the TrsbHHG warrants the pre-
sumpton that a selection has already been made n
the following paragraph;
"Itis generally asserted thai Col. Mltre VIII De
nominated 10 the Ministry Of War. II tbs SHOULD
prove true We may freely say that pubic op,1llgPa
Will render sentiment of lasting gratitude 10 oOu-
gado for choice 20 jacicious. 49,
The Press Of Bnenos Ayres has changed It's tone
completely, from warlike heat 10 The most peaceiu
de,amatiOrs. ,,.. 49,.
made with tie Tned States took place on the 2Oth
81 December in Psrsua. They settle the bases OF
fri.udshjp sId commerce by which the two na'lous
are united and the freedom Of the Uruguay and "a
rams Rivers. This vas done in formal sadienesl oy
the President, UrqUizs gwen to the American hins'
Ter resident A. Peoen Esq. .
H. .itnston OF Al the provinces is pacific.
In MeroozA the most complete order Eelsned our
ir0 the Sic ction Of Repre- seBt4tIyef.
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BOGOTA.

TIE Porqra Herald bas later dates from Bogots..
This vessel brings some mail matter and nunnoeI "
tie receut revoiutioniss intended to serve 10 tne
army for the next three four years on the isIn1
The trial Of Gen. Oban6O progress ngi III u
resdy occu pied CONS hundred sheets OF psp-r.
We ls sIn ihst the executive power at Bosota ha
issued h e low ing decree: Tiers hsvs pen 80
t. Get Governors of Azaero Until suen '5e = VIC
popular election may take place sen.Ies 80 Is
Arosfusrs ard Ian Arosemens Barrera, wno are TO
be called Upon as they are named By the Governor Of
Panama to whom they will COME unica.e .ns.e ,,
they cal serve not. and whoever a..1p'e0 WILL
take charge VI the Governorship inmeou'e'!'
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COL. BENTONS NEW VOLUME.
The following interesting letter hiss been kindly
com nuncated TO Us for publication, by the Msssrs.

"W.suY6roS CRY, Msrch 10 1855
"NEssRs. ID. APPLEros & Co-Gss,iemerr II
ncr Tear fortnight since the burning Of my house.
and have bad full line to learn the damage ard tn
ascertain The effect Of that accident upon thu second
volume OF the Thirty Years View ard iod th..
the only consequences viii be 70 double myisbOr upon
II. and delsy lie appearance some six months-say
from the fall of this yesr TO the spring of the next.
In other respects the volume VIII not suffer, as the
material which had collected for II though gone for
the present, is recoverable and will be recovered in
tie course OF the spring and summer. What is ire,
coversbly gone, consisted of correspondence ana
memoranda, intended for posthurou. volume, in1e'
percent Of the history, sEd constituting separate
work in itself. That i. gone and nov have eli my
tine and thoughts TO give 70 thu history ITSELF 10 tue
pre- pars;ion for which | am always busly engaged.
Very respectfully. gentlemen.
Your Ob-deut servsut,
THOMAS u. BENTON
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BOLIVIA.

Resrecting Bolivia the peTmsnsnt opinion was that
Beizu thonsht seriously Of resisniDg his command,
and deeqstrg it, probably. to the Minister of FL
nsnee Rafael Pusiilo, until the general elections
take plsce. ,,.;.
inc the turn Of events in Peru to perfect his plans
and il was doubtful whether be would relnqulsn
tie Prefd.n'ia chair II case the velution there
triunpheo: Now it has triun Pied, and his enemies
vii probably he compe led 70 submit TO his contin-
usrce in power not sithstanoiDg the warmth with
which the Santa Cruz party have wrought OF late
fcyor of their leader.
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died about twenty rinu'es aferwa-d Csptsin Tafse-
ton of the sroor Police went down to the shls yea
ter,jsy accompanied BY Coroner Smith ar-sss1
.Johreon. sni brought him up To the city. toysth0
with four or Eve OF the cre~, {, be used sienesse
and committed them TO Jail. He also orou1h, 40 ts
body Of Mccoy, which was taken IN charge BY tie
Co-5,sr lBostep Advertiser, N Arch az.
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URIrGUAY.

IT, the Buenos Ayres papers We find news from TINS
State 10 Dee II. ..
Gres. agitation had prevailed in the city on occa-
sion of chosiug deputies.
Ths (;oyfrume1t snd q Committee Of the Oppo-
silion Or ally united on a compromise ticket ~ tnis
ueeus the elections we're conducted aNlcsDl!' iN'
victorious patty ives that Of he Teds
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And new discoveries are oten made. which give &C.
cupa'icn 10 hubdreds Of workmen.
The production Of Copisp6 IN the year isoi, mas
been, according 10 the Cuso House 81 Cadess' IS
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JUDICIAL NOMINATIONS.

We are happy to learn from the N. Y Elk
press that there is every disposition among
the various parties of New York to name
for Judicial station in that State, in the cleo
lions of this autumn, men of the highest
standing. As New York led the way in es-
Publishing an elective judiciary, it is to be
hoped that her people will repel one OF the
most serious objections to that system, by
selecting, without respect of party, the ablest
and the purest of her lawyers for a position
which demands the most eminent learning
and an integrity that is above suspicion. If
she will pursue such course, and the
States which have followed her footsteps in
making the judiciary elective, will initiate
her example in filling it with the best men.
the honor of jurisprudence and the safety of
Etigants will remain intact. But to choose
Judges from party hacks, to elect men tothe
Bench, not because they are the best law.
yers, but the most useful partizaus, must in
svitably degrade the judiciary, to a point
from which an appeal to Judge Lynch would
be often recognized as natural and proper.
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STORED AwAY.-In excessive weather

STORED AwAY-In excessive weather,
those who are fond of strong drink give az an ex.
cuse for It's use, the weather. each votary of Bac-
chus declaring that few drinks drive out the heat
or keep out the cold, according to the season. If
alcohol really possessed such virtues, and did not
at the same lime destroy all the iner feelings and
make a man a brute, then there mis hit be- some ex-
cuse for It's use. But when 1t does this and even
more-when 1t makes the husband tyrant to his
helpless wife, and causes him to knock and cuff
her about as did Lawrence Nevill bis better half
on Saturday night, then its use had better be aban
doned az speedily as possible; or else like Nevi |,
Its advocates will nd themselves before the Mayor
and afterwards in prison. In default of bail for their
good behaviour.
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CAUGHT AT LAsr.-Not long since Phil
ip Minor procured warrant seains, Ave OF the
brothers Gentry for assaul,iag and beating him and
had them arrested, but afterwards kept out Of the
way TO keep from swearing against them, he hav-
log threatened to knife one or more of them A
warrant was therefore issued for his arrest. and
yesterday morning he was arraigned to answer for
violating the peace At the conclusion of the evil
aence ne was held to bail for bis good behaviour,
but having friend about to Join him In the bond
was sent below for safe keeping
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THREATENING THE PoLIcE.-During the

THREATENING THE PoLIcE.-Durinp the
session OF bis Court yesterday the Mayor took oc.
casion to state that u Der of young men in thi.
city, hailiog from New York, Pniaielph MA and Raj.
tmore, had be=n heard to threaten the night Pc
lice With VENGEANCE. If attacked at any time in tn cir
iawie:s gatherings about the street, some of them
remsrkiug that they defed the police and would not
be restrained By hem, and those Young ZEN
temen hat they had come to the wrong place for
such Iowdy ism az every citizen was a policeman
here, and all of them would lend a helping hand TO
sustain the laws He mentioned tue matter by wav
OF caution, and gave the parties to whom he refeI
red to understand that whenever they attacked the
police in the discharge of their duty, they would
md themselves In the wrong pew for suoh uncaIled
Tor violence Our citizens qaiet, law loving auS
law abiding. but perhaps the very worst tn he fnnS
in whose midst strangers need ope to produce rot.
and escape UNPUBLISHED Whenever ATTEMPTED The
the laws and respest its officers In the IeRitimats
discharge Of their duties.
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ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL hotels
TE9TERnAN

COLUMBIAN HOTEL-Wm K Priddy, Henrieo;
Eppss, Motto way VIM Heptn sstal, Prince.
J jen safoii; csps vicisrs Ship Lotus; On.
Mott Pitts; A Wilkinson, Canal; WIN II Carter,
Appoma,tox; M Gently: Miss; w M Greene, o
mac, Bale; W 4 shrtes, y 9; A . ou.Ile., Ams
la Capt wm s~ ss1usp R. nst ssn
Richmonf; J TAYLOR. Lyuchbgi w Taylor. Va;
WP Kyle, Roekirgham Hlanis, Jennings,
Mrs Jennings, Nc; Winfrse, chestelheldi Mr.
ST cH ARIES HOTEL G Baker, Chss City;
ssws NJ asntT VI Gis
Psg; nj siz.r Rishrnd; Dusar, Bowling g, cen;
8 l. brown, E Baugh, Chesterfield; N Fox Bait;
and lady, King Wm Fl Rasaen, La; Mrs = l. has
.-n, MIS- aoliane, isdy. child and svs, Vti E b
W apser.eg, Shss Giy; Or Carter and son; henri.
j Evans O s. A r r; J q dickinson. Henrico
A D vii lam, Richmond; W hspsins. Jas City,
Miss Ann Hunlev las; Capt porpin and lady, Miss A
Do min, Miss ~ Dornin, Do mn. Dornin, u 8
N; A Bill Ale1a; 5 shosm.tsr ii Harper. Pa. A
amen Tho. Ii Gresham. Richmond; Griffin, ] C
Oh istar, C Smith, w NJ Filth. NJ e Abby, Fl
Mickey. We; T Juan and lady, Mrs A Cobbs and
80, &c; M Watkins Powhatan; r Gregory.
EXCHANGE HOrEL.-C " Manson. w Man
son. A Hssan Hasan o, Judge Christian WASH
inetop; E kufio Miss Ruffin and svt. Hanover; w
Hill. ga; r Ii Smith and lady, Mis-, Hogan, Mo; Mr.
q abs n,kep. Phiia; P Howsstou Ms Howeston,
Il alifax; Keller, II II mes Tappahannocs:
Miss l. JONES' dc; Miss Parker, A Chs fin, do;
Mori g. lacy and svt, Nashville; teale, b
Bow and, "; Bancroft; C; w 8 Roberts and
lazy. Ga; Capt c Rothwell, T and r; w Ma
Miller. d Logan, N Y; o L Burch, Raleigh, N. c., X
Baker Petersburg; Or p B Baker, Hanover: r
Harmon, g oochlsno. f Rswlin. N O; g @ Jrdon,
Lyman and lady, Ks; Street Va; J KYLE, Ky; w
Gaboney. WytheviIe; Miller and LADY, Mrs Or
Harris, Norfolk T r Garnett Heathweil; ID l. Ne
lan Bacun. N Y; Col w Shests NO.
PAsstNGERs psr U q Mail Steamship
JAMESTOWN, LEWIS PARRISH, Master, from New
York yesterday morning:
AMoore, J ODJnnell Carroll, M C Philo-
pon,ki, Flower, D Logan, FL Whitehead, w L
Rowan. Rowan. J Pock'ington, w Black. 8 Co.
hen w Jacobs, Melen, Mrs Sprsgue d Burr,
Fl Allen, Rev Jos Polk, Miss Parrish, Chas Sen
nett, Herndon, Lord. James Collins James
Walsh, ERan, John Woods, w Thilow, Col Z
Warren, lady and child, aud 81 In steersge.
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PoUBLE TEAMIsG.-Henry Jones. John
Moore and George Jones' got into difficulty with
Joseph Volaski, at his grocery on Brooke Avenue
last Saturday night, and la the act of pounding
his bones whsn the watchmen came up aud arrest
ed them. Yesterday morning, Volsski and bis
brother were heard, and the trio Of bellgerants
bound over TO keep the peace, and be of good bs
havour, notwths tsnding their off repeated declar
atoms that they had bought liquor from him to
drink In bis house, which produced the difficulty
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RECEIPTS,
BY CANAL RIVER AND RAILROAD.
For "a sceek eudino 2sfH qf August.


For ~ sDeek ending 2sfh If Asgua.
By rHE CAsAL-2s5 hhds spd 1875 hxs Tobsec }; $3.50
bbls FiouY: S6,lSB ba Whss'; 81 tens CO ppsr Oss;
V tnus Shot snd Lead; IA tons Pig Iron; tons
C ss.....s , r. sss.::. e 1ss
s4,bosss DO; 1913 bsls Fisur; and q 7s7 bushes
Wheat
By III. RIcHnoHD AND DAsvrLLE RAILnsAD-
SIS hhds Fobseso; 1903 boxes do; ~ sa2 busnsls
Wnest; J02 bushels Corr; 50 bu'h, 10 Rye; q bags
Wool: IS bbIs AprIss 10 bbls Peaches; 5 eoops
Chickena 2 bbls Wine; Is bubdes Leather 16
bags Cow Hair; 1858 kegs Nails 1ss tons Stone;
For the week ending Aug. 18TH tLs,e were r.csiv.
W " eat A''' N ~ "
By THE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
,b.r bbis Lime; SIS bale. Cotton; OF cord, Barrel
Timber; so bb,. Flour; SO bags Wheat; 2barrels
Fish.
By THE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-21 hhds AID I box
Tobacco; ID lz9 bushels Wheat 75l bbls Flsur;
$40 bushels Corn; 775 bushels Meal; 1l95 lbs Bs-
con; 65S bsgs Rye S46 bses Ost. IL bags Potatoes;
aud bag Moo saads, .as j.s
Reg; 10 bales d omesiic,; 10 bags cloverssed;
itkics Lard; 7s package. Butter; ecops aud 90
Resms Paper; ard on H5r,s
For the week ending Aug l8 b there were received
By the Central Railroad II. 052 bushels CT Wheat
By THE RICHMOND AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
ROAD -l658 bushels Wheat; $40 bushels Corn; 70
bags Rye; ISL bars Oats; hhds- Tobacco; bags
Meal; Flats and 5000 feet OF Lumber; package
Butter; boxes Chickens; Vesls; s Bseves; and
Is 80 adries.
There were received for the week ending the 18th
by this road. So52 bushels Wheat. s.
LANDED AT TIE DocK.-25, 765 bushels Wheati ass
tons Guano; 20 600 feet OF Lumber; $50 tons Pas.
ter $50 tons Ice; 1888 Stoves; 1857 lbs Csstlngs IS
tons Pig Iron; SIS tons Coal; 1000 casks Ii ne; 13S
bills. and boxes Merchandise; and 500 kegs Pew.
der
FOR The two weeks ending the 18th there wsrs land
ed In the Dock, 24,l6s bushels Wheat mot before
rep1.tsd
For the week there were three steamers. two New
York packets and one Boston packet entered with
assorted csrgoes. At one time the past week there
week.
EXPOkTS-COASTWIoE,
FROM The Dock 1857 bbls Flour 1855 hhds Tobacco
ana 1878 packages rnaaufsc ured do; 24i, bushels
| Wheat; s4e0 bushels Feed; l19 boxes. &c mdzs;
5000 brick; So boxes Cartsf's Spanish Mixture;
7bsss Shot: 30 tons Iron; 81 boxes Copper Ore;
80 bsies D omesiss; % boxes and bbis old Typet
| Piano. and sacks Salt
FROM ROCKETS 1888 pkgs manufse'd Tobacco; Al
| hhds To acco, and las hide STEMS 1888 bills of
Flour; 6s8 bushe4 Wheat; 40 bales Cottoa Yarn
s. bsgs Festhers "a chests Tea; 81 bales Wool;
ID bundles Leather; a bbls Wine; 416 bundles h
Chair; bags Snakeroot; Is Burial CassE 20
Dsmijoh bundles Collars; 60 bars and b5ls
Irooi7 boxes Type; bas Wax; Water Coolers;
bbls Fish, 204 Empty 8bs 80 boxes sundries;
and "a boxes Csrter's Spanish Mixture
FOREIGN
To LIvERPooL-per ship Yemasses-lO59 hhds OF
Tobacco.
70 Rio DE JANEIRo-p per schr Lynch burg-2S7a bbls
Flour
To Rio GRANDE-psr bris Tornado--l795 bbls. of
Flour.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-28
-. a,.v-Meesrs John

Nursrs roa rHE 6IsK.nessr -, 0o pm
ale Lazy aud James e 10y " vhsrs thsy de-
their ssrv . to the suthoIitiss o ,.,.
- a Is for those ufsrins from yso ~ ,esom
Ihes I.;or sro.D the Mayor OF Richmond to mayor
s xss .pdsr whose control thsy desire TO place
sh nn Crow and Mr. Samuel Huffman also lssvs
here this morning for Norfolk.