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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-01

NORFOLK AND PoRrsMoUTH-Miss Mary Bur-
well, daughter of Rev. Mr.. Burwell OF Hilsboro, N.
C. only II years Of age, died on the steamer
jamestown Sunday. on her way home from New
York She was iaboring under fatal disease, and
was attempting to reach her home and die there
One of Allyn's brick tensnents, In Norfolk, was
destroyed by fire on Sunday morning. Loss $1,000
Chas E. Miles, charged - an ACCESSORY to the
death of Oscar J. Bunkley's death, has been baied
to appear for trial F s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-01

folk merchants complain greatly of the scarcity Of
vessels. Freights are offering and in readiness.
but there are not vessels enough TO take the
grain, naval stores, Sc, held for Northern orders
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-01

HoRRIsLE SUFFERING AND CAEsrpAr&oM. -
About thesirst Of December three U. 81 s0ldiers,
named Rigert, Wicker and Cornell deserted from
the river. sOvertaking party Of four civilians,
they agreed 70 keep together, and proceeded for
several days, until SHOWS and intense cold set n.
and continued without internission for 30 Of 40
days, during which time they made little or no pro-
gress, and suffered terribly from hunger. slJna
soldier, named Cornell, died, and on the next dey
one Of the civilians. and upon these two bodies fc
starving men fed Soon AFTER two more Of the civil
ians died, when the wretched survivors were
found BY party under Major Howe and taken to
recovered - :.
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AnInadel Prcee,

- - .
New York religious journal expresses liz re-
srst that the Journals Of largest circulation IA tie
city OF New York, should be 80 generally under,
the control ofsmen who take little pains to corcesl
the fneredulity, and sometimes contempt, VIII
which they regard revealed religion. Such tour-
mails ~ the New York Tribune scarcely dIsguiss
their infdelisy. In . late number sGrscley pub
fishes with much appreciation. i paragraph from the
runaway negro, Fred Douglas, asasrfing that the
religion Of ths South b = more GOVERNS fof tn
most horrid erines." Abslitipuism nscsssariiy
'sads 70 iuAdelity. The southsn prsss presents .
marked contrast 70 that u the NORTH IN the r..
spect and reverence which Il aanost universally
uaniesfs for sacred things.
Fred. Douglas IN rscent numher 81 hia
Journal endsavors 10 be very savage upon Miss
Murray, on account Of her proshvsry yisws.-
The late lady Of ths Qnssns bed chamber & terri.
bly, bsratsd BY iris saacy sculIssd pu.son.s M
doubt she vi1 bs deeply mortified should she svar
hear Of Y. Fred. SURPRISES the Tribune n -.
vieor u ~ a6uss. and l. aluost equal q X 8,
eeAfeenoGssns q ssse - ~ sa e esssss n
z 9 ---s----s---<Ds----l- -
seshsAa, ths fauous harpist, whe iasely ala :,
- sesaasaes Of Aadans Bishop, II Aussr1ii.. 4
sssaeved tohave besn Quite wes,fkv ~ IN =
SS snAoss1ea&top * ~ keosl - - e
49, M.easse wae est4sns snoseS ~ ~ .S,sile
- - aaetss = Ne sessups ~ 8
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-01

INTERESTING TO PHysIoLoaIsTs-Alexia S.
Martin, noted in tho annals Of medical science a.
the soldier who accidentally shot himself at Macki
nav In 1916, in such manner as to lay open his
SIDE and expose the entire process Of digestion 10
deliberate and unimpeded scrutiny, 10 now In New
York city. ~. s,sy ..sk<- - 5f.a d ssasar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-01

/ FILLIBusrERs.--Gen. Quitman In the Senate, on
Tuesday, made aspeech in faver Of repeating the
United States neutrality laws and seizng the 18th
muses., 70 keep open our connection between the
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans even 1t the expense
Of war. The great Hllibuster also advocated the
appropriation of Cuba, and characterized the nea-
frality laws as . stigma en- American intelii-
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nfsv~ fckns fpov, Ns..ro-w.

Dispatches from Nicaragua.
WASHINGTON, April 3O-The steamer Orizaba
At New York brings Major Heiff as bearer of dis
patches from Minister Wheeler at Nicaragua, also
new minister from that State in place of Colonel
French
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-01

zs.sa California Mails.
NEW YORK. April 30.-The steamer Illinois ID
below with California mails to April 5th. !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-01

sFsaHs snzrlxe. ~.
ThIAD DAY. ltHURspArls g. =. -.
ycexey Csns fsrss e6do; tkfse r,ils 1872 isos
49, q r 10y ssnss - n Iaey IhiIii.n. 4
ON; "a hSsn{. ne. dam Bstsey While. ss@s
OLD: By Wsg1er, dam by Ns6oc A'7ssnsss Jssrs
- ~. :. 0gcous nsnss Cd m. Nassis Ls~ts =.
~ n, nasnees. dam Motto, ~ iIGru. Rs,sxs.'
~ - III sase pisss ati 1olcck.
s snosTs can procure ,hsir sis..ss Il .hs s.s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-01

FOREST FIRH.-On Saturday last, . Are broke
out in the mountains, immediately above Green.
ices Ferry, in Rockbridge, Va. and was raging
with great violence at last advices. $50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-01

- Special Notice..-The Books Of Sub
,snce Company of the City Of Richmond will be
opened This MORNING, at O'Clock, ct the Office
Of Messrs- Goddin Apperson, corner Of Bank and
18th streets. = " - my lit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-01
steam Frjgate Susuuehau

Steam Frigate Susquehanna.
WAsHiEGToE, April 30-The steam frigate Sus.
qushanna At Philadelphia has been ordered to the
Mediterranean. She win leave under the com.
mand of Capt Sands in about 10 days. Her crew
is ordered to be on board tomorrow
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-01

MoKE pofxfoEs -4ine MOI 81 tslAsA, Eyenlps
Transcript of Saturday ssxs VI THIN the past a
horn, ieo0 bushsls 81 potffoer bsvs srriveA q
ME pess ffS Nova sssells - 49, "a Z -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-01
I. e MARINE NEWS
~~>~~~>~~~~~~~>~~~-~~~
~ PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL so
HIGH WATER THIS DAy AT ~ O'CLOCK.

!. ~
Schr Susan Rogers, Boston, mdz, D. & w, Curris
Schr Henry Finch, -Fslkenbursh, N, Y, hay, M,
Downey.
schr President, Herman, Halifax, fish, Womble &
SAILED,
Currie. ~ fs 81 8 - -.
load with coal for Norfolk ~, = - - - -
schr Maid, Homes, Norfolk, mdz. w. D. colqui.t L
schr Thos. Conner, Booth, Cabin Point, nads. e 4
Richmond. aeF = ae -, -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-01

Memorial Of tho Rev. VIM. NJ. jackson.
We have received from Price 4 Cdrdoso, "A
Sketch of the Life of the Rev. VIM. N. jackson,
late Rector of st. Paurs Church, Norfolk, Va, by
the Rev. George D. Cummins, Rector Of Trinity
Church, Washington, D. G." This Is An interest
ing sketch of one of the best and most faithful
pastors whom the church has possessed, and
true christian hero who fell in the front of the bat
tie, having on him the whole armor Of God. MT.
jackson was one of that devoted band of clergy
who never dreamed Of deserving their posts during
the terrible pestlence Of last summer In Norfolk,
aud who finally fell victim to his self.denying and
courageous zeal. The example of such men de.
serves to be commemorated Their selfsacrifcing
benevolence speaks eloquently for their chris
fian faith than the most elaborate sermons. Their
heroism, calm, merciful, springing from lofty prin-
ciples, and not from british nsensibility to dan
ger. is heroism which not only men may applaud,
but angels admire.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-01

: MONTREAL, April 30th-The new suspension
bridge at Montmorencie gave away this morning,
and the whole structure, with 4 man and woman
crossing at the time in one horse cart were
swept over the falls 90 rs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-01

~ A@%s.t~sests2 sssssa $50 z. II he = g
NSt 81 O. 40 ~ <s.xs " Isa VI
2bH 2 @Asst az sess
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-01

Arrival or the Ericcsson.
NEW YORK, April 30.-The steamer Ericsson,
which sailed from Liverpool, on the 18th inst, ar.
rived here this afternoon with SO passengers Her
news Is anticipated by the Persia. -f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-01
Jenny Lind.

The letter Of Jenny Lind concerning Barnum's
miseortunes, some extracts from which we pub
nshsd few days ago, reflects credit on the gener'
Gus and noble nature OF the gifted Swede We
have never been able to regard Barnum with
much reverence, and, on the whole, have set him
down a. an unmitigated humbug But he can't be
altogether destitute of good qualities to elicit such
commentator from such 4 woman n Jenny Lima.
with Al his love Of humbug. the man appears
from her account, to have liberal and generous
spirit. At all events. whatever Barnum may De-
the noble and sympathizing soul of the true woman
shines out in full glory in Jenny Lnds late ie'ter
Rare and precious is that friendship which stanos
the test of adversely and, when the cold orealn o.
misfortune strews the ground with summer dsy
leaves. proves itself an evergreen. fresher and
more beautiful for its contrast with the surround
ing winter. It matters not much whether the OBJ
sect Of such friendship deserves II or not We are
elad to see, once in WHILE bright side to human
nature. We rejoice to behold such proofs, In q
sordd and selfish age, that, here and there, in the
arid desert of humanity, there are wells of living
wal ter, forming an oasis amid the sands, andre
6ecting the beauty and beneacence Of the Hsaven
above,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-01

pEArHof. ASurrERER--M M. Geor.. W. ae.1h.
wick, formerly engaged IL the' dry soods 'hssisss
10 tnis Sly, died here on Sunday, (ssya m Mo-
Bedford Standard nf Mondsy) Ahouffhrse years
$50 he fell into the cellar Of fhe Traveller bsangs
sideralk bsipg is1prpperly .eecrrsd asd bsnk hi
6eck ~ sre1 ths aIty, M ceesveEuA ~ belisvs.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-01

~. Notice...The annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the EXCHANGE HOTEL COMA.
NY win be held It the Exchange Hotel on MONDAY
evening, the 9th Of May, at 5 O'clock. r. NJ . :
s9 BY order. @k VIM ii. FRY
+ ap SR-TS&M aA 81 1 Secretsrvl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-01

/ r Spccial.---We nsk the particular M.
tenfion OF Carpenters and other our sale Of &C.
| dsr Posts noar Ship Lock, on Friday, I'd inst.
| myl-A BAKER L PLEASANTS. AnctaI .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-01

II
sAt sssssss sas 81 slss asss ssas aetsa IL si5ss
-ss.. assss 50 Ase sasss So seesa3ss nas "a
s5ussse zsssase
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-01

- 9nere viii - nlnlectipbs % the eItl~
xens Of Hichmond 81 CAPTAIN John Goddins Taverny
Bseou Quarter Branch, on This fTHUR6DAYl
NIGHT This friends Of both candidates fss ti!e She
sre expected 10 Be prtsent. my l-.is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-01

- Hest esaye.1 So 1es rrnseass e.
ID hui e1<ux de RI . rrsunisr Mai w56.
sept fsde " 81 .vef pheure indiquee
tone n1eile ten y mo- lies Anslais qui ssfosr
yltn vpf8 ] p0uy tssistsf. ~
Membre On Comite.
Mai /. ISL my Zig !. DELARUE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-01

/. - Auc I'll an NOtice...( sxoce rfes. Fruit.
Hsts, &C., THfS MORNING, by !. e :
saais 80 ~ DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO.,
q my l--lt &C. e E9faf. sf7s go Auctioneera
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-01
HKEAC FIKE AT PHILADEIPHIA...
NJ - lBY TELEGRAPHl gs.4 So.

SILAs C. HERRING, New York.-Geo w. Simons
Co had Safe of your manufacturoin the late fire.
1t fell from the fourth story of the Artisan Buildings
and contained -, 00O worth Of Jewery which came
ont all safe. fefs FARRELs HERRING,
~ s.., No "a Walnut street.
~ KNOWLES & WALFORD, Agents for Silss
c. Herring Co., have in store and on vessels arriving
large assortment of these celebrated Safes secured
with burglar and powder-proof Locks, Depot No. q
Pearl street. a. = -s my l-5t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-01

- A.csieu Noffee.--Attcntioa IT, reques
tedto NV ssis This Affernoen, 1t e'clock - %.
ists residences Of Mathew Lacy dsssasSo. So s
n;turs.' CsrpsntsrI and snithS Tools cirsaiar Saw
Mortisins MAehin f;'H Hs W. KEEsEE, Aues.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-01

L>UR SALE...F0r sale, to remain in tll e
l. city, No. House Servant about IA years old.
For further information apply to
49, ~, Z. D. EACHO, Pearl street.
nv 1-St Near ExchanRA Hofal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-01

FOR PHILADELPHIA
49, VIA NORFOLK. The Nc. {
IssaK8 Steamship VIRGINIA. Captain D..
Rooms, 10 now ready 10 receive
Il O'CLOCK, NJ.
For freight or passage having superior accommc-
dalton. apply to H. L. FUTILE, Agent,
ap 29-5t sT s Rockets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-01

ID IM r q RK IN LAGuAYkA corr
j FEE<2e0 baee ~ salehY -
sp ~ 3 0AfENk04x, AkkkN e ~
4 mn CAsK1 CLOClks. ~ III ssylsS 81.
win - ssld ~ sv>ry 1ew pr1te . elqee .....,
- S0~-let sal ~ aszss s IAluo 9hl&&s
4 EfI k2s- IVo W. u lSeFe Nv eIats
IN va lew.sssg Is, @sAAQe = ylaAN - -
Y 81 !! g. =
~ = tUo1sl< een eefaA 1oA4 ~ MI 49, g
Ap1ly oH1ko 1870 $3.50 tt1o e Clay o1ree6 a
econ weG6 = -. q ~ -lw.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-04
& Q NJ Nj r. RCIAI.
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

orfiCk 90 fhE WHG, June 3, G
In Baltimore, on Saturday, 5000 Virginia skies we've
sold At s5A There sales York Yesterday =, H.
stock Exchange but H. NieoAy, Broker AFTER the
OF the First Board, sold 1890. redremAbe issT at
''ded-so reported In the ~ v Commercial which ~
ever IN rs comparative table Of prices gives 9r a. IN. a,
@'O" OF virginia sizes We have nothing by telegraph to-day
oh or about the 10th OF each month the t,,,,d rom,
par' at The North, publish comparative statement. 81 the
Aeruns from their respective roads during the preceding
10" uJ q" such publications 10 r,aurr
ton some OF the Companies In virginia have adopt.d The ~
plan but or The lack Of promptude the part Of their
agents IN ue INTERIOR or from cause their exhibits are
generally two or three weeks behind those emanatng from a.,
NOf'hern OomfAnies We admit that railway sv.., In VI
NA yet 10 It's Infancy and that those Who conduct M. III
TIE various roads will IN Of acquire such ,,,
~ VIII enable them to strengthen perfect a. system %
little singular We must tina. they should be 30 H.
learning TIE Importance Of Informing public 4,
promptly as to tie financial operations -ir rspecv.
The depression under which railroad gene, in m
now labor m'y be asebed Ia part, the absence or c
Won capitalists VIII not embark their In .nt,Y,r.
whose Anars or prospects they kept 10 lynor,nre
De wen posted before can be expected them In ",.L
win the Intention Of risking Al Investment Y,st,y5,y -
'hed an Abtract-And favorable one-oI IA. r-i 81 a.
p>nNe railroad for AprH We present tabuI., ,,,,
OF TIE receipts OF several roads state 70, t- gam. ~
condensed from the reports herrtoor, published In ia. w,t n q
very Incomplete ~ the reader may perceive (not COMPRISING
half Of the roads In Eastern Vgna far a. II voe, u o,
have been pushei three weeks had been t,pi %
The Feltrf Int
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-04

We expressed our regret, that Mr. Brooks did not
give notice to Mr.. Sumner of his ntentionto chastse
him for his foul defamation of his absent kinsman
and the people his State. We ~ not know that
such notice was due. The speech hself justified
Brooks in any line of conduct-and Sumner and his
friends had been loudly vaunting OF the scsthing
philippe, with which the South was tn be over
whelmed. 1t was also given out, that Sumner
pected and was prepared for attack.
We now learn from the Washington correspond
ent Of the Charleston Mercury that Sumner was in
formed of Mr.. Brooks intention to chastse him. The
writer says:
"ln deciding upon the conduct Of Sumner it
must be recoccte that he is physically OF fine proper.
lions and weighs ut least twenty thirty pounds
tan Brooks and that he duly informed be- the latter
II has i"tei,fioH 10 administer the chdsttenett"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-04
Another View state-pesersf.

The good people OF the Salt Lake country have held
convention and adopted constitution preparatory al
mission into the Union State, 10 he called Descret
The constitution is brief and simple Il tolera,es all re-
hgion- is silent the subject Of slavery aud says
word about how many wives a man may have
Messengers have been sent to Washington tn lay the
peson leorc Congress livery form has been observed
in the preminares-the whole people OF the territory
have ratified the constitution and the outside there
is ground for exception But beneath the surface u
that horrible moral and social pest -poygamy. IL is
difficult to say What shoad he done. Congress has no
right dictate the domestic lave of any State but has
the right refuse admit territory into the Union
State Il will be terrible disgrace the Union to have
State tolcratng and encouraging poygamy but il may
bc, that the best of reforming that deluded peo
pie. This comes of conquest and the sdmttance Of all
the ofiscourings of Europe into our country.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-04
W. '-l1EI
The y. Y. Shipping Li-t say.

ts rapid extension ~ paper credits France AMI pris,
80 t,l j.. ussled 10 have important bcatnY
system has worked iJurously IN Great nt,n az,
ntnl and MS somewhat remarkable The two most
natous o. tf"pe sh"ul again adopt ~ tim. wi 80
reudrst nnaucrs sud business men Of The limited we
c9mmendinsthr abandonment uoe crcnisti, L D.
Notes in tins Country, but can h. I,tf 'u
ppossh TO Specie currency than have pc.,n would h. f.,
p.riy inay b. provided ff under ne present b,pt,g
% w norsh difference, however Eugiand-tl, not.
er =. uM msruun; whist u The United states tleprt,,,s ~,
w. t thA " Bank issues brron- lsgl snd.r IN
fAy 70 w usage We Great Britain Government n, ~
Kept di'ilh1i from Bank and al commercial usrs P' ave
Money . very plentiful IN Amsterdam The Dutcb Fi,
Oh'sr ~ ihe Nriraod has Just passed BIN Tor psvipv N Tan
aons 81 the national debt. Mr Creuers obier.d ~ nm a.,
ground that the mi be better employed In pubil, A.
which The finance Minister replied, inc me Of the STAT, "a
In such nauring condition could bod, dnn,.t H.
iona burdens and encourage public -orts
The Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal trade for tho mast c.t
equaed that Of any preVou. week Of history Al m. Gg-
town C"ecios Office The amounted 10 not les. than AZ.
VI" add n the eighmhr lock, ab,ve Georgstoun s0 NOR,
mshg f'fp for The Wr,k's end ~ the canal TIT.
y certainty encouraging especially itrge snoup -
coal nov being orEard past wcet the Coi.,,.
bok- 'ioW the arrival ~ sytwo shout seven
on u coal ~ our from three ousand barrels. pe, m
thousand bushels Of Ehea and f-v small Of corn beside. linz
stone wood and pig iron from the Antieian works.
We annex comparative stscinent ol the receipts a
What At Richmond, b. the railroads and canal from IA
September lat To 1t Instant and The corresponding , NJ ts
% II sh be observed that the current .., -
the last, ne the figures stand, 2l9 rs busl b, , 49,
h' been mainly occs-ione BY heavy receipt. ~
sou prior 70 ia Sept s sell known the farmer. - -
"holinE b'ct" this until The last two month, d
soes.'
MI Ma
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-04
Jn.t as Ne Ixneoted I

The Washington Star saws that Summers friends have
been circulating false accounts about his condition There
has been no consultation of physcians-no critical CON
don-s humbug, put forth to excite the OF the
tFndcrheared women and chicksn-hosStcd OF Bos-
tan. The Star SAYS:
Il, is understood that the physician first called in y
dress his wounds has said that Mr. Sumner could have
gone out of his the next day il he had chosen"
ThP is a. We supposed. We never believed that a
hOic guitspercha cane which broke into pieces could
have wrought nall the damage'shsS was talked Of We
suspect tuat Summer fell much Mar blows
and rather from the former tizan the latter!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-04

A FIGnuNG Cock "Old Joe IloXe" was the only
speaker at the New York meeting, who did not in
dulge in personal abuse. We infer from that cir
cumstance, that Old Joe is lighting cock We see
he proposes to ask his candidates but questions
Can you iighr' "Will you fight" We presume
from the favorable op"o" ~" have Of Old Joe that
lac does not mean such fighting WiSonS;-but
his idea is TO send such men rs will recognise and
enforce the obligations Of gentleman-such will
demand and gire satisfaction for insults. IL he will
send such men, there will be small occasion for the
exercise of their fighting talents. For brave and
honorable men can differ without INDUCING in in
suits
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-04

The Legislature Of Massachusct. has appropriated $40.
0O0 10 the AboGiionst- ciyil war IN Kansas
We suppo another cargo Of yankees aud Shapes rifles
gill be despatched TO the Of operations. In lev
months &c hear OF more boodshed sud disgrace.
fd hghts se hsn again pou' y'nkeedom uplifting lie
streaming eyes sud invoking the God Of Ply to avenge
The poo on 'ccul- WHO the blood thirsty Ruans have
slaughtered
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-04
Old Buck Looking lip.

is idle to speculate the probable result OF the
Cincinnati Convention But it is apparent, within few
days that Old Bucks chances have increased The as
sault OF Brooks Sumner has produced this effect The
indications at the North OF merging all questions in the
slavery agtation-and Old Buck being the only aspirau
who stands any chance OF carrying Northern State are
the circumstances which give him additional strength just
this time But whether that will be sufficient to give
him the nomination waits TO be seen.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-04

The Georse Law men are getting up convention
to meet at New York, the 10Th inst. Their pro
gramme proclaimed from Albany is ultra abolition
The Herald, from shame it may be at such devel-
opment from its Magnus Apollo ntimateS that it is
devise to take the wind out ofthe sails of Seward X
Co-who meet in convention at Philadelphia, the Z:
Live Oak George retres from the lists in person.
and only aspireS to be for the present Warwick the
king-maker.' lie expects to nominate on the 18th,
some one, whom the Black Republicans will be- com
PEELED to accept on the 18th, Rather a shabby
come-oii! Considering what great man "Iivc
Oak George is and how many "acqueductS, rail
roads, steamboats,, platforms" &c he has built
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-04

The y. y. Herald has a rumor, tina, the French have
sent steamer to Nicaragua, snh that the French and
English about interfere with Walkers operations
There is nothing by the Oraba confirm this report
on the contrary the English taking psrt-the
transit Open and Walker apparently prospecting
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-04
May rs. May, 20. last
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W "ccord'nce With agreement entered into by tie
saa"s non' dessr'in Ne" Yors 10 al eT business
decimal currency the journal Of COnmsrcs commenced 10 re-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-04

ADIES' GAIIEus.-LsdIes, We have nov
on hand over 6OuO pairs Of Garr Boots Of every 8
kfd and quality Also hne Shoes, slippers, &C
A. az Advertisement Is too small 10
would be Glad 20 have call DOL
Persons from the country visiting Richmond viii nnd at mi. a..
Enlistment Kind Of Shoes their children n
their servants Aso, Travelling Trunks, at factory prices
g. 4 MAURICE,
street. teI,r W.