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have been compelled borrow money and pledge colateas
securities deemed good Of Fifty per dollar!
The managers of tho opeousas read have accomplished
berclea task completing the road to its present terminus
Tho time has, we think arrived that capitalists III there
ara sny among us} should their attention, not only to
the Opaonsas road, but the Jackson road, and not
engage the rather doubtful and squiyocal business OF
depressing conforming the credit of our city and anate-
azns its securities rather the securities on which the
rosds rely for the prosecution and completion OF the
enterprise Thero is and then relief oasis as it were
all communities circles has been manifested by one
of our public institutions in coming forward at this nctue
encouraging general prosperity of city and aiding She
company he Opelousss airoa by taking Of the bonds
which were offered SALE We certain the company,
which has exhibited Of couueracns the views OF
would of money will receive the consideration OF the
nsurng public and the movement; will we trust be followed
bv other associations in the friendly feeling and disposition
to aid our great Internal improvement system.
Condition the B.ks OF Ne'c Orleans the Saturday Of each
reel after Exchanges the 1St SeptsgbeT 1856
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'' Maze $roEl ,,t~fr rt''' i''' '' 81 az - "''
Shin II II r. It- ~ 1f,s. o,,.s s I,
list district.
Ship Sowansrt, Martini from Malta S-nt 2O, to ina,rr-3
district Il.
Ship United States Blanchard from CariG Wales, th Oc
to Baxter. veil .vcn--t'uin
Ship EQHty Norris from Cliz Oct d to A:avv (r1-
Point,
DEcn Ship tlouis 1s-r from hTtHtt,aSrU, Sent oil &
7 ttniirrke Nce-ioint.
Ship Ca1r, SoHr l. day, fsou Bath Maine IT, In4sJr-
Point
9'P AtW%"t', Anl"F"S nom liverpool sept l n 10 MAS
s;,f, : 81 ,t 80 NJ - - !, ~. =, , ..
snip Iii i' ~. 5 nays "V'" We" A'FN' HT''f
D,r- u % H.. - ..9'' IIt.. ). - - ~
i ntwry-l,t ,i,,trirt '' - 49, '' " '' ''
Bark Thornf!5e Leach lgIia,s iron, R,,,n. IN lima. Mckee
der .tco--Pow,lrr IIn,.;
Barb i1,, 4 W,iftms tr"nE,r. Is t,, f-,, Nm AL.
, BQntonNFnle PliIIr>-2J district, -.
Bark lth"ahh Hall from iordealN u ISL Int hogan y
BEeu BARK JuttIAcrr
lark SI1,. 9 ",,nTth' 80 t','r'T.. ,,t
Dig II a NtFpl"l''3h h"rN u nats tItm ioNoH, TO W j
! r2-i- II ~ H. t N H iin1s' , -.
IIynaou tr,.-IowGcr li"It.r W" '''. ''' ~ " ="
Scbr Harrison Jones, tfnror lavs from Kew West to t.
FASH Aco--2d districi. IT, '~' N' ' ~
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BELOW MING UP.

Ship Vicksbure, Hughes from New York, to A Cohen .
Ship Cernea Blanchard, from Liverpool to Baxter Lowell
&co
Ship Charlcmayne, Gates, from Liverpool, Sept 2ih.
Brem Ship C. Bcrysici SClNochel, from BrsH!eihsHef
Brig Adams Gray Henry Hsvaua CASTILLO Harrspe
Mex Schr Francisco Ccrazer from Campeachy to FerHan
dez
Ba,k Cora, from Rio dc Jnnerio
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Shipping NnteIIlgcnge.
TUESDAY, November %, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Sjp GalenA, Leavrt. for New York, A Cohen
Bark Ellen y Parsons Web" Tor Malta
\ Cochran & Hall
Bri2; ZoroHster, DrinkwHter. for Mintlal,
A-LItlhnN { Ln..tnrre
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Towboet Anglo American Martin f-on, the Passes-owed
dowd and TO 2lst inst, ships Cicero and Roekaway
brought up ships Southern Eagle, Lebanon briss Fl G
Rnrry
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STATE. OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans
Be remembered. that the 10Th March, before me- the
subscriber Justice Of the Peace the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President Jan.
vit Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company
New DreIs who being duly sworn according
and that the above and
transcript from the books Of the said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS President.
Il. P. JANNIEIt, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before Marchs
l556. C. VI. BRADFORD,
Second Justice OF the Peace the Parish Of Orleans
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay per
ter-t on the >r' certificates Of 1855 payable
"ero! Monday OF May aud have declared vi-
'und pt Twenty five the ehrned premiums Of
the past fer which certificates will be
thu r day Of June and they hlve the
Of the profits OF the year enn; 2th March, l2
pending but uLatju5trI claims against ie COMPANY.
Tle Company er!s
and rivers anu os and ahlAse BY ire the Of
premium.
Office in iron building, Of Camp and Natcez
CHARLES BEItit+S, President
A. CAEkIEEE, Vice President
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IMPORTS.

luntrU-t Il
G snbe-K voi,onr Lcvois ,coT noi1on--sadon
AaG Netg1 sS st cSF: 5i sT S sS r pna
roe ts@ Bmry &egH S s, S' nr
4s C hno~HIaH ts "art to 2 nc i-
aco--Re,sanl misunderstanding cia'ct-I
}' SIss T" A f'i WIG vie T";P-c@ne
CAD1Z-Ship Eqlity--90 tona salt to order
BHEMENl'AvEN-ship A'onis-Assortei n'dse.
NEW TORK-Shtp l.ybsnon-Assoreh mise
EOSTOH-lhrk observation-disclosures :rlse.
KOSTOS-Brig Il :, Sephensnn--ASsor:ee! 9:lse.
TRAPANI-l;ark Alul"-l2t5 ssn,< sal, to order.
EOSTON-Ship II Il liooly-Assortei Ilise,
M.,LTA-Ship >owanset-ln ballast.
PNILADEI.filA-lirig Il q Be7ry-As.o7ti gElse
CARplFF-Ship United states-l091 tons railroad iron
Casey.
IlvEEPooL-shp crown-5323 sack; salt rs coal 81
Is %
john Drals1-21, ll bricks j Dru!r,ll
hsHsins y ae. s1iny bags l. FIJI tcci2 Sses + bt- s
MVrsn2 Bros20 boxes tobacco Kegs ink to BseII tc box
IlvERrooIs-ShD J ? Ha-warl-l bale ,nlse Nsrtury i
Ftser2 c"-es mdss q 9 GralHnl DO North. s"eie. rcUl
ca y SwsTs iSa HST ersSs d. e D.
Z I Mioton-9 do ~ casks do $50 sack, snlt
o. ~" S0NK-s'' S"h"" H"n"'"'2' bales Of hay to
GEsOA-Sh!p Stephen I.arrnbse-In ballast.
HuEDEA i-i}Ark Eiiaw@laAs.or:ei 1,l.e
GAINESYllIE-StelIacr Isrby--l22 hbe Shaw i
Dry beck
PAsrAGouLA-schr Mary Disqualification feet lumber
to FooIr., Hicol &co
FISH K1vhR--Sclr Virginia John-5y,Np feet lumber 10
? S rlillil..
BAY ST LoulS-scl Ju,ton-Soo00 feet lumber TO order
FISH RlYENScur Eln,n--3Sv.9 lee lutute. TO j, $ Fn
lips.
TISCNIp.NIOScbr Gen Worh-4U 039 fee. lumber Ne7
rift i Mcdonnell.
BILoNIschr Caifonis--3oo.2 feet lumber to ) Petit.
BILOXISchr llcena--227 Iur feet lumber o order
BONFOCCi-Selr Marl-6'0h brcAs jules \ Blanc q
BONFUUCA-Scrr Ueci,ie-3Q,ltu bricks q order.
COVINGTpN-Schr l.gura--a5.ltlO bricks o Wehter.
TCHEFUNCTAScAr Fr&c;rrG-4vU bls Of sl.!l 10 Nose.
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CATTLE Ii AT Z EFT.

JEFFERSON CITY November u
Arrived to-day l42 Ca,ele CA!ye, and Yeoir The
market has scarcely charged anu Choice Cattle firm
uuOtutns, viz
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NEW YORk-Ship CfalenAl5 bales cotton. l25 do
go bs -four bales oaku Ii bales hemp Sc do snake root
S1 hides 81 catingS. ~ bs OIL 62 bbs Is hi bbs
nousses pkgs batter M pipe brandy casks claret 81
boxes bale IL bds 10 casks ,ndse.
MALTA-Bark Ellen A pnrson-l00 h!lds tobacco ga bbls
rosin
M1NITITLANISrs Zoroas;e7-l5alss and abores for the
Tpl CouDauy
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PASSENGERS
Per ship Southern Eagle, from HaTye-l5I storage.
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BttieU ot tie 2tlarAets.


MONDAY MORNING. Nov. %, 1856.
COTTON. The demand moderate yesterday with sales
Of some $500 bales prices rather in favor Of buyers
without any quotahe change. We quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior G. M;'llimg :......1l, i0uI4
Good Ordinary i0soS33a MjllliIg t5iS7
Low Mddling ....H ella Fair. 3el3
TOBACCO lot Of IS hhds Refused sold 9a9.c
=
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week ending 18Th nst show the following variations
from the week previous
Increase in loans and discounts. Sl2gSil
Decrease circulation
Increase in deposits noninRlly b!ey
deposits, actually uVooho
Loans. Specie. Circulation, Depo-its.
Nov s. IS. .l02. 500 632 1l,5t42l S94672l s6s2.S2
Nov. Is So. 1855 i5D 12,253I3I S,o56?lI SI5o3I0
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FRANKLY La, Jare u l3.2.
ToEF German liers haze become very putar
wis y tTe-. supply Immediately.
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ti-ui.
You SHOULD mind that these ers entirely
te trciy possessing ad EaHtMge most L. ths Icna
tiC;.~ r"l',u:ntIrlet Tor similar dispASts.
Sg and Sorekeeptrs every ard village
in tt4r l lifted States and ClnA1As. And by
j. WRIGHT 4 CO..
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Iahel " me touplvaiv wa .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-21

The Democrats of Arkansas have re-nomina.
ted the present incumbent, E. NJ. Conway for Gov.
ernor.
There are eight volunteer companies in San
Francisco.
There were 36a deaths in New York last week,
OF consumption 50.
Mayor Wood has returned to New York and re.
sumed the discharge Of his official duties
Dion Bourcicault denies the authorship of the
dramatic copyright bill now before congress.
The corner stone of the Georgia Lunatic Asy.
lum was laid At Millidgeville last week.
Rev. J. B. Taylor ofRchmond preached .t the
second Baptist Church, Petersburg Sunday.
A foundry In Nashua, n H., has lust received
an order for ls0 stoves, to 60 10 Turkey.
Nineteen young Carolinians passed through
Wilmington, N. c., on their way to Kansas, last
week.
Col Parker H. Freach arrived in New York
Saturday.
The anniversary of the defeat Of Gen. Lopex
and his GIlibusters was 10 have been celebrated
At cardenas. Cuba, on Monday last.
Haro Tamirez, leader of the late revolution n
Mexico, has arrived ~ Havana.
Louis wordeg. Q German coppsrsmith, ,at Atlanta,
Ga, committed suicide on "Wednesday last In con-
sequence Of disappointment In love.
Wm. L. Morgan, the lawyer at St. Louis, con-
victed OF forging deed, has been sentenced 70 10
years in the penitenfiary.
During last weak there were so deaths IN Bos.
ton--of consumption H.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-21

DEAD.-The Sacramento City California papers
announce the death of G. Donovan at that place
on the 7th ult.
During the late war with Mexico he was taken
prisoner on the Rio Grande and sold into peonage
by order of Santa Anna. A narrative of bis cap
tivity was subsequently published, under the title
of "Donoyan's Adventures in Mexico" In l84S-
'49 he exhibited in many of the Eastern States a
Panorama of Taylor's Battles in Mexico" him
self describing the picture. At one time he was
proprietor and editor of the Cincinnati Message q
paper which had but brief existence. In 1853
"a he was connected with one of the daily news
papers in Boston, which he left to proceed to Cali
fornia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-21

A NEW YORK BEaGAR TURNED COUNTESS
The Diario, of Madrid, tells story of New York
life, which we condense for the benefit of our read
ers who delight in romantic stories:
A few years back, according to the Diario. an
English nobieman, a grandee of the first water,
and an eccentrician of the widest school, honored
New York with bis presence and his money. He
lived strictly tacogaito, and his sole amusement
consisted in wandering through the streets after
nightfa and in relieving those of his fellow crea
lures who had experienced the pains of poverty
or the penalties of dissipation. While upon one
OF these humane excursions, he encountered q
young female, who tenderly solicited aims In
quiring her history, he found her to be an orphan
OF surprising beauty, with an intelligent mind and
of excellent education reduced to abject destitu.
ton from the death of her father shot in the Mexi-
can war. The titled Howard, wearied at his own
bachelors existence, and won by the romance of
the beggar girls history, rendered to her his heart
his coronet and his hand. The sequel, according
to the Diaro, is that, at recent bali given by the
Russian Emperor, duchess, radiant with beauty,
and sparkling with diamonds won the hearts of all
observers. That distinguished lady was the ci.
derant mendicant of the New York streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-21

THE cRAMPToS CAsE.-Mons. sartiges the
French Minister, has sndeavorod, notwithstanding
the supposed hostility Of the French Government.
to effect satisfactory arrangement of the dicul-
ty between Mr.. Crampton and the u s. Govern
ment. His endeavors are predicated on the alleged
apologies which have been made, but which are
not regarded As sufficient A correspondent Of the
Philadelphia North American. writes:
MT. Champion explains his statement In regard
to Mr Clayton, by asserting that the latter called
on him TO examine some old English maps on
which Ruatan and Jamaica were designated and
coored In the same way, whereupon Mr.. Clayton
admitted that both were evidently claimed as Bri-
tish possessions It is possible that misapprehen-
sion might have occurred in that instance but the
exp lanation does not cover the points involved In
the declarations Of Mr.. Clayton, corroborated by
Senators Crittenden and Fish. 1t is supposed now
Mr.. Champion win make some publication on the
subject.
A dispatch from Washington says:
MIR. Dallas writes that he is now In possession
OF an official letter from Lord Clarendon to the
British Parliament, In which his lordship gives
the precise construction to the .Bulwer trea-
ty which is contended for by our government -
Mr.: ID. says 1t is more conclusive than anything
he has seen written on the subject Mr.. Dallas
says also. that things look most unpromising in
London
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-21

THE NICARAGUA Ministerial dispatch from
Washington says:
"All the Foreign Legations have determined not
to recognise Padre WILL socially or officially. Sc.
nor Marcoletta asserts his claim to the British
Mission from Nicaragua on the faith of former
commission from the deposed government, and 1t is
believed that he will be recognised. His protest
addressed to the different Legations is not yet com.
pleted"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-21

GRAsSHoPPERs IN TEXAs-This pest is still
upon us destroying all vegetation within their reach
We learn that at Seguin. on the Guadalupe, the
grasshopper has made its appearance. At last &C
counts much destruction had been done by them
in Tarrant county, in the Northern part of the
State. Farther down the Colorado, the ravages
are not so bad as at Austin. Below Weberviile
but little mischief has yet occurred and but little
is reported on the other side of Onion Creek
dustin, Ter Gazette Sd inst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-21

SOUGHT AFTER.-The company of John w
Rand the bank robber, seems to be much sought
after He was arraigned in Philadelphia Saturday
when one officer appeared in court to claim him as
afugitive from Concord, n. H., and another showed
a requisition from the Governor of New Jersey,
calling for 'his body" The authorities yielded
him up to the requsition from New Jersey, where
he will be tried-if he does not make hi. escape
for robbing the Lamhertsvile depot of S., 600
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-21

PROJECTION TO THE PANAMA ROUTE We
learn from the official correspondence of the Pana.
ma Railroad company, that the English and
French Consuls have united with our own in send.
ing for men-ofwar on both sides of the Isthmus of
Panama, to protect passengers and property from
any recurrence of outrage on the part of the in
habitants. Several Europeans were killed in the
late riot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-21

DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.-While three smaf
children of Mr.. Vault, toll keeper the bridge al
Harper's Ferry, Va, were playing in an old build
ing, on Friday last adjoining his residence, it
blown over by gale of wind, instantly killing two
of the children and the third was so seriously in
iured, that it was not expected to survive.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-21

ARKANSAS CATTLE FOR CALIFoRNIA.-The
Van Buren, (Ark) Intelligencer, of the Sd instant,
says:
Every day trains and droves of cattle are leav-
ing this vicinity for California There have al
ready started several thousand cattle, and more
are getting ready to leave in few days. A lar.
ger emigration will leave here this year than has
left for several years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-21

SUSPENsIoE.-Messrs. Coleman and Stetson, of
the Astor House. New York, have failed, and the
co-partnership dissolved The firm suspends pay.
ment. The Astor House will be conducted by Mr.
Stetson The failure arises from the parties being
mixed up in an attempted purchase of the Burnett
House. in Cincinnati, by which they became in.
volved to the amount of $4,000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-21

MUSIFICENT BEQUEsT.-We learn from the Van
Buren (Ark.) Intelligencer that Alfred Wallace
Esq, who died in that city on the Goth ut, has by
his will given to Crawford Institute 81 ,OO0 to aid
in completing the Institute, and also $4,000 as
permanent endowment Mr.. Wallace was a ma
tive of Georgia and one of the most energetic and
successful business men of Van Buren,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-21

ELECTRIC CLoCKs--It is stated in Silman's
Journal that the city of Marseiles has undertaken
TO establish complete system of electric clocks
One hundred clocks will be set up by the first OF
May. The arrangements require the laying OF
10000 metres of conducting wire. The clocks will
be placed in the street gas lamps, SO that the
hour may be read by night as well as by ddy-
The whole win cost only 900 francs and the
care and supply of them per year 1000 francs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-21

THE IRON OF THE WoRLD.-The annual pro-
duction of crude iron throughout the world is est
mated at 100000 toIs. Of this, Great Britain
produces 5000 900, France $50 000 Prussia 300 600
Austria 250,000, Belgium 1000 Russia 2000 600
Sweden lJO, 600, the lesser German States 100 600
the United States 750 900, and other countries 3OO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-21

: A MARKET OPENING-Richmond market In
Baltimore, which has been closed for some time
past was opened on Monday morning A band of
music was engaged by the regular statesmen at the
place, and regular celebration was had
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-21

A GOOD CUsToM.-A majority of the principal
merchants of Market street. Philadelphia, have
agreed, as has been the custom for ten years past
to close their stores at o'clock in the afternoon
commencing last Monday. 10Th inst, and continu
ing until July 2lst. In Boston, the commission
houses have commenced closing at o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-21

ANAToMIcAL.-There are, according to medical
writers, the large number of seven million pores
In the body of an ordinary size man; if these were
joined lengthwise,a tube would be formed twenty
eight miles long!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-21

ANOTHER STEAM BALLooN-A. NJ. Tippet, in
Washington, D. c., is at work on steam balloon
and it is stated in some of the papers, that an ap
is about to be applied for in the Senate
to enable him to construct one to carry the mails
to California
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
BY JAS. A. CowARDTN.

u The Daily Dispatch Ia served TO suhscrihcrs
at SIX AND QUARTER cENTs PER WEEK., payable to
the Carrier weekly Price for mailing, el year In
advance.
a. The Weekly Dispatch 10 issusd every yii.
day, and mailed to subscribers at per annnm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-21

A GREAT IMPRovEMENT.--In Sardinia, which
is now one of the most liberal governments in Eu.
rope there was q regal decree issued in 1925, that
no one should be allowed to read and write who
was not in possession of 1900 l;vres-about $500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-21

WESTERN EMIGRATIoN.-So great is the rush I,
the West this spring, that some of those who re
turned report that some of the old settlers" hav,
turned their houses into taverns.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-21

JUDGE MCLEAN.-This gentleman Ia out in q
letter in which he takes the ground that Congress
has the power to prohibit but not to establish sIa
very In Territory. This is taken as an admis
sion that he is willing to be the Republican nomi
nee for the Presidency
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-21

In THE DEEP BOSOM OF THE OcEAN-In 1855
twenty.f millions of dollars were sunk in the
cean. In 1855, which was free of storms, the loss
es upon the ocean were fifteen million of dollars
making an average of g. 600 for the two years
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-21

VESSELS IN PoRT.--On the 18th instant, there
were in the port of New York 770 vessels, in Bos
ton 202, and in Baltimore 130 and ON the 10th in
slant in Charleston SO, In Savannah 81, In Mobile
81, and in New Orleans 1873
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-21

A Lucky CRIPPLE.--Santa Anna, the ex Dista,
tor Of Mexico, Is living in great style at Tabaco
four miles from Carthagens, In New Grenada
south America. He Is said TO be worth S5,0O0,0OO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-21

NEW TELEGRAPH LINE.-The new telegraph
line, on Hughes principle, will shortly be in ope-
ration between New York and Washington. Lower
rates are to prevail and other reforms such not
taking in messages when the line is down, and SO
fart
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-21

MRxIco AND THE HOLY SEE.-Diplomatic inter
course has been suspended between Mexico and
the Hoiy.See. The disagreement is supposed to
be in way connected with the doctrine OF the
immaculate conception. This dogma, i'm mediate
ly after It's promugation, was received In Mexico
with the most extravagant demonstrations of joy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-21

grand encampment is to take place at Chica
go from the first to the fifth of July The military
companies all over the west have been invited tc
be present, and 1t is anticipated that forty or fifty
thousand persons, military and others, will visit
Chicago on this occasion
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-21

LIGHTS IN CHARLESTON HARBoR-A fixed
light Of the natural color was exhibited for the rst
time on Fort Sumner, and . fixed red light on
Shutes Folly Island both In the harbor Of Charles
tom s. c., on the evening Of the 18th inst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-21

Solo. d. Patron, police officer OF New Orleans,
committed suicide on the 18th inst, BY shooting
himself through The heart.