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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-09
COngressi0naI.

WASHINGTON, July Sin the Senate today. the
Committee on Territories reported back the House
bill, admitting Kansas with the Topeka Consti!u-
tion amended by substituting for it the bill AREA.
DIV passed by the Senate. The Senate adopted
the Committees amendment, and as amended, the
bill passed.
In the House, the consideration of the report on
the assault upon Senator Sumner, was postponed,
because the matter is before the Court to-day.
Mr. Orr moved the previous question upon the
bills passed over the Presidents veto by the Sem
ate; and this motion prevailing. they were all put
to the VOTE and passed by the constitutional maJo-
r1ty. They are bills for the improvement OF the
mouths of the Mississippi River. and for the i'm
provement of the st. Clair and st. Mary's Rivers
Mr. washburn, Of Illinois, gave notice that he
would move to pass over the bills now before the
committee of the whole, and ask the passage OF AL
other internal improvement bills heretofore re-
ported The House then adjourned
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CF THE USE OF BUSINESS SIGNS seems to be get
ting out of dato of late years in large cities Stew
art the Prince of dry goods merchants in New York
has not 20 much "sbingle" over his door. Hail
he wholesale business of that city 10 carried in
the 4th and 5th stories of buildings where signs would
be completely out of eye shot without the Of tele
scopes How, then do merchants in such places make
known their business and attract customers! By scat
tering the CARDS by thousands throughout the city
The DISPATCH JOE OFFICE furnish them by ten,
of thousands in elegant STYLE at the cheapest rate,
and with great rspiditv
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rmEoRApH1c NEWS.
.rrpoRr FORTH DISPATCH


wasHrNsToN July s-Ths trial Of The Hon.
p q Hrooks for his assault 90 Senator Sumner,
came up before the court In this city to-day
sumner left the city to evads the service of sui
p9ua 70 appear ~ a witness in the case. After
the examination Of witnesses, Mr. Brooks made .
speech, in which hessid that there were cases Of
outrage in which the laws were inadequate to A.
ford a proper remedy, and In which . man must
by bs own resolution and act. vindieats his honor
and the honor Of those It was his duty to defend.
He avowed that while he had heart to feel and
hand to strike, he would defend South Carolina
from the efforts to stain her with obliquy and
dishonor. He now bowed to the majesty OF the
law and awaited the sentence of the Court.
Judge Crawford refraned from any comments,
and sentenced Mr.. Brooks to pay fine Of $500
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aPECIAL NOTICES.

~ The TcIegraph--To the Pnbnc:..A pa
r.sraph appeared yesterday in the Dispatch sts,ns
that the Magnetic Line between IN. so,,.;r
n.rteulsrs of railroad accident" and that mo at;
sniOn paid to the ORDER MY s' e hint . ins
70. ~ s"r ~ the pispatch was received DOLLY fetc
omrf, before the closing hour and could nee De at
trnded to- ins.much the rules Of tho line require
such orders to be in the ofiee f'co h4 '"'
time Of closing. " ~, ~ n....,-
iy cit Shioa SPoAesoA'
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RESCoSTRE AND SHooTING.-On Saturday last
a Mr.. Eliis, Of Princess Anne, was attacked by
TWO Brookses, father and son, who had al old
grudge against him They pulled him off bis horse
and ere beating him, when he drew pistol and
shot the younger Brooks in the arm and fired at
the father, but missed him. He then kept up q
retreating fight until he reached a neighbours,
where he was projected.
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VIRGINIA: At Rules held In the CLERKS

rico the 7th day of July, 1850:
Warrington HattOn, Pit, Ia Dsbtmupon an
against attachment re-
John Shuttleworth, DIT, turned executed
The object of this suit 10 to recover of the defend
art the sum of two thousand four hundred and ninety
dollars with legal interest two Thousand dollars,
mart thereof from the 18th day of June 1840 forty
dollars other part thereof from the ls day of April
1884, on one hundred and fifty dollars, other Part
thereof from the LIST day of July, 1889; one hun
dred and fifty dollars other part thereof from the lst
day of October 1889, and on one hundred and fifty
dollars the residue theres from the lst day of Jsnu
sry, 134e, till payment.
And affidavit having been made and filed that the
defendant above named, ia non sdent Of this
Common wealth. the said defendant is notified to ap-
pesr at the Rules to be in the Clerks Office of
and do what il necessary protect his interests in
this suit. copy-Teste,
luz
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AYFRAY IN EDENToN.-An atfray took place in
Edenton, North Carolina a few days since, be.
tween Mr.. Cotton, editor of the Banner, and Dir.
Badham, a lawyer, of Pasquotank. Mr.. Cotton
criticised sharply an anonymous article of which
Mr. d. was the author, and refusing to retraci
words used in the reply, a fight ensued, in which
Mr. Badham was badly wounded by . pistol shot
hred by Nj Cotton.
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THE PRESIDENT KISSED IN BosroN-The usu
nj corporation dinner in Boston the 4th of july,
took place in Faneaii Hall, and among the regu
lar toasts was the stereotyped one: The Pres
den, of the United States" This, however, it ap-
pears was too much for some of the fanatical
spirits present and they commenced Kissing. which
vas kept up until at length they were slenced
by pretty general outburst of applause on the
part of the great body of those in attendance
The Boston Ledger ssys:
Perkins Cleveland, Esq was called TO respond
TO the toast, and administered TO the kissing n. p
ties = proper and well mertsd rebuke for Tim.
prosttutiDg day and an occasion such "A Nh.
Fourth of July 10 the spirit of political see,iona
lam. which had no right to be there His ram.rL
were fully endorsed by the meeting whose 60
ing was evidence thar the solid m en- of Ro.,o.r
we're above all such contemplate denonstra ~.
Er. Cleveland continued to speak I, the TO-.
and ~ ins he complimentary reference ia ,ha 80
gcter of President Pierce independently az ,'-I
ties, and more especially In regard TO his nr;ts.
character Is an Individual f"'e
The hissing rss renewed several times while
M Cleveland was speaking, and upon his a.,
pressing the opinion that tho disturhspcss - "a
the Western frontier were q source Of q. he.
regret to the President of the United St.,as "a =.
any OF those present. the dstnrbers became 49," y
reniiy frantic, and hissed and howled n - -
men. The good sense of mos. Of tbs s.se.sh,s.
however soon effeciasily quietsd them.
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Co.d New. for the Ladies !! s--Open-
;rs hi. ,oornins. At N. EZEKIELS Cheap Store,
200 yards superior new styles Jaeonett. and Lswn:
to be run of at only nine pence the JaIoi IN .n.'
iot are acme of the finest textures ard good c'iss
.ns Tehy worth from, 20 to 25 cents the yard really
cheap; $500 yards superior fine Rich oIg.ndies sad
rom 81 cent? TO S74 will ss of at only one shii.
linz tn, yard This lot is well worth the attention OF
purchasers 1000 yards really handsome style Lawns.
brcb will be run of at only G. the ya,d, worth
nearly double. together with many other new and
desirable styles of goods that we will sell Oh equally
A. cheap to close out the summer stock on hsno.
N EZEKIEL'S Cheap Store. No. IS,
Main st., next door TO r. X: Whites
in Root aud Shoe Saloon.
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~ Beware of Green Fruit and VeReta.
blsa-Prevention and Cure for Disrrhra. Choic,
Cholera Morbus-GREEN GINGER CoRDrAL.-Tse
virtues of Ginger for the above diseases 10 ADMITTED
by the whole Medical Faculty. and recommended
dsiy-in fact no family should be without i. Tho
cordial by far the best preparation ever offered 10
the public Diluted with it FORMS cool and re-
freshins drink taken after eating. promotes Digestion
preventing any bad effects from the iuprudent use OF
fruit change Of water extreme heat; restoring tins
appetite. Pint bottles so cents
For sale by BENNETT, BEERS L FISHER;
GRUBBS L APPERSON; MEADE BAKER,
and an drug gists jy9-dSm
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The Railroad Accident.

BALTIMORE July s.-The jury in the case Of
the Railroad accident. Oh the Washington branch
Railroad have rendered q verdict that the acci-
dent was occasioned by the displacement of the
switch, by which the train was thrown off the
track. They add that the switch was displaced by
some one unknown to the jury The Railroad
COMPANY have offered q reward of g. 600 for the
detection and arrest of the person guilty of this
outrage.
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Fox RIVER IMPROVEMENT COMPLETED The
Green Bay Advocate of the 18th ult., contains q
detailed account of the proceedings had in that
city on the arrival of the steamer Aquila tho first
boat through from the Mississippi. The waters OF
Lake Michigan and those Of the Mississippi, are
now united, and the joy of the inhabitants OF Nor
thern Wisconsin is intense
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FOR THE CAPE DE VERDE SUPFERERs.-Tbe
y. \ FORK Corn Exchange committee have receive
from William Crichton, Esq, of Baltimore 81 800
for this object, of which the Baltimore Corn Elk
change contributed Sl045 and the Catholic church.
es of Baltimore $3.50
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NORFOLK The Board of Health was organ
lied in Norfolk on Monday, by the election Of RI
w. Bowden President and T. G. Broughton Seer
tary.
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Zens of Norfolk have undertaken to obtain a cor
rect census of the dead who died of yellow fever
in that cty in 1850
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CoLLIsIoS-On Saturday night, in the Chese-
peake bay, the steamer Columbia, bound to this
place, was run into by = schooner bound to Balti'
more, loaded with oats The schooner immediate.
ly sank, the hands making their escape to the Co
iumbia -Four Of the hands were saved-one 10
missing -Boltinors paper.
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e. Auction Notice.--The attention OF the
trade ia soil sale of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods this "WEDNESDAY morning, commencing
iys LARUS l. SHINE, Aucts.
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THE AMERICANS AND HE IRIsH.-A FRIEND.
LII ADpREss.-A friendly address" from the citi
zens of Dublin to those of New York is now in
course of signature, and has already obtained the
names of the Lord Mayor and of several other in
auentiaI persons. 1t assures our transatlantic
friends that the Dublin citizens feel deep regret
tina. differences have arisen between the govern
ments of the United States and Great Britain
which has been made source ofipublic irritation;
and those who sign it 60 on to say:
'sWe would assure our American friends of our
sincere good will and earnest desire for the pre-
servation of those amicsble relations which have
existed between US for so many years, and which
we had hoped were becoming increasingly secure
Although the political views which have of late
been popular in the United States have produced
q GOODNESS towards foreigners, and towards Irish.
men in particular cannot forget how many of our
countrymen have found 3 welcome amongst you,
scope for their energies, and reward for their toll
Nor do we think with other feelings than those OF
the iveiest gratitude Of your OVERLOOKING generos-
ity in the OF dire necessity scarcely ten
years ago England and Scotland have transmit
ted friendly addresses to your shores.
1--WE believe the feelings of Ireland toward the
United States, and toward New York in parteu.
lar should exceed in aec Tomato regard the senti-
ments of either of these Kingdoms. The ruinors
OF war fill us with distress; religious and social
duties combine to urge to promote peace, and to
avoid all agency likely to cause harsh feelings or
stir up the martial spirit We cannot but believe
that you, as well we, must deprecste in the highest
degree the barest possibility of q war between
England and America and we trust your desires
for peace are as ardent as our own"
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" Special Notice, Is called TO stock
sales Mantllles, Shawls and French Embroidery,
IT Charles Hotel this morning, at 81 O'Clock.
iy gilt ALEX. NOTr Auct.
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The British National Debt.

The British National Debt cannot De much SNORT
at this moment of thousand millions of pounds
Yet the resources of Great Britain increase At
such rate as to make even that enormous amount
comparatively immateral. The American war
Increased the British national debt by more than
one hundred millions In 1893 its whole amount
was two hundred and forty millions, and it re-
CURED more than three .fourths OF the revenue TO
pay the interest AN parties then agreed that
Great Britain was on the verge of bankruptcy
IN 1893 commenced that terrible war which, with
two brief intervals lasted twenty three years
When peace returned in 1915, the debt had rolled
ND to neary nine hundred millions; yet it is stated
that the annual expenditure of the British people
more than triped the interest Of this vast amount
"a proof that the nation, which thirty years be.
fore had been nearly ruined by debt of two hun
dred and forty millions, was now able to support
with safety, though not without suffering, bur.
den nearly four times large The increase OF
toe national resources has been more rapid than
that Of the national ncuNbranees and England
now bears a debt of thousand millions with less
difficulty than she bore one of eighty millions a
few centuries ago.
The great historian Alison says: Five and
twenty years of uninterrupted peace have in.
creased in an extraordinary degree the wealth,
population and resources of the empire. The
numbers of the people during that time have in
creased nearly a half; the exports and imports
have more than doubled; the tonnage of the COM
lnercial navy has increased half and agriculture,
following the wants of the increased population OF
the empire, has advanced in a similar proportion !"
There is not much danger, therefore, that the
national debt of Great Britain, huge IS it is, will
soon break her down. Surprising it never to be
reduced, there those who think that, like tn
hump upon the camels back, it is not without its
uses Even If it should result in national bank
ruptcy. that does not imply, as the history OF
France demonstrates the loss of national power
and Independence. But little more than sixty
years ago France suffered from . national bank
rnp,cy which thre atened immediate destruction
Yet she ia now more formidable and more pros
porous than at any former period Of her history
Still 1t cannot be denied that the existence of such
debt as that Of Great Britain affords strong rea
son why she should keep the peace, especially will
such country as America. War with this coun
try At once increases her debt and diminishes hel
means Of paying it. Surprising her sure of sue
cess for years, yet the damage to British manufac
tu,es and commerce, and the cost Of such " ar
might ell make her pause before, for such caus,
as Crsmpton's dismissal risking the gigantic fnan
Ella, ruin which an American contest ight pro
duea
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| DUN, of SUPERIOR quality..l5 hhds for
X sale nv DAVENPORT ALLEN GsCO.

DUN, of superior quality-.I5 hhds, for
II sale by DAVENPORT, ALLEN &sCO.
VKAIE ALUM SPRINGS, Craig County
~ VA-Ths proprietors of these Springs, which
have for time past enjoyed very favorable re-
putation in the counties surrounding them have been
induced to put the water in barrels for the convent
ence of invaids in other sections
For the present, the price IL liked at rase which
barely covers cost of barellng and tho carriage.
Its healing virtues beyond question The fol.
lowing certificate from DR.. Carper, leading and we'll
known physician in Botetourt county ID selected from
many OF equal responsibility and force:
YINcAsTLs, BoTEToUkT Co., VA,}
July 18th, 1855.
Having been called on by the propretors of the
"Crag Alum Springs" to express my opinion of its
medicinal virtues hereby Etate, that have examin-
ed the analysis of the water (made BY Prof Boothe Of
Philadelphia and believe it well adapted to cure dis
eases requiring tonic Alternative action on the
tenn; and can further state that have known some
markabe effected by its in serofulous aHee
tons and diseases of the digestive organs.
SAMUED NJ. CARPgR, NJ d.
The water has been analysed BY Professor Boothe
Of Philsdelphia. whs says
"a mineral spring Of such richness and quality a.
the analysis indicates will provo valaable aid to the
physician Its position in the healthy mountain 70
xion Of Virginia, shout e9ui-distant from many of the
sulphur and other well known springs Of the State.
confer higher value upon the Stipulated Cbalybia
of Craig county. Very respectfully,
Eruptive diseases, arrangement of the liver, dys
pepsa, &c. have yielded to the power OF this wstsr.
This very valuable water 10 for sale In barrels at
'''' ~" PURCELL LADD K CO., Druggists,
no 29-dtsif Agents fer the Proprietor.
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The steamer Augusta is to be withdrawn from
the river line a few days fer repairs.
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FOR RENT..A very desirable resi-

- FOR RENT..A very desirable resi-.
al dence indeed suta BILE for q medium size family
Ii with every convenience of gas. water &c; bath
room up stairs with and cold water also shower
bath; cooking range and kitchen fixtures. which
make lsbor easy; sufficient for servants ample
closets, store rooms wood and coal houses; conve-
nient to business and market Marshall street, be-
tween 4th and 9Th near st. James Church 1t is at
present occupied BY MIS-. Hill, who will take plsa-
sure in showing it to any who may call. 1t will be
vacant by the 2Gth, or sooner if desired. Enquire
above, or at the Rev. MIR DARDEN's, next door.
9-St
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- rHxzsssassss::sasQ @ X = n NOKVHERN
IL EVSs,i.ssTeys55tH AND SOUTHERN ROUTE
----FOR TRAVEL.-TWICE DAl.
LY SUNDAY NIGHT EXCEPTED) BETWEEN
HCHMOND. BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
AND NEW YORK, VIA ACQUIA CREEK AND
WASHINGTON.-Over the Richmond Frederick,.
burg and Sotomae Railroad, 10 the Potomac Rive!
seventy-tve miles, and by splendid and comfort abls
steamers thence to Washington, ffty-fve miles-ln
all $50 miles in seven hours, being comfortable and
perfectly safe rate of speed.
Hours of .parture, 81 A. M and u P. NJ. and bag.
gage under charge of special agents checked through
to Washington, Baltimore, Philsdelphis and New
York.
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sAVINGs INSTITUTIONS


TTENRICO SAVINGS BANk...Onice 81
+ the stors of Smith, Rhodes Co. No. % Pearl
str.et Richmond, Va. where deposites will be re.
csv.d on which an interest of SIX PER CENT. will
hs Maid on all sums remaining on dsposite six months
NJ longer and 1--WE per cent for shorter period.
~ CHAS s. MILLS, Piest.
f. H. RHepEs, Treas'r. my SIN
METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK =.
Ivl The METROPOLITAN SAVIN s BANK,
chartered by the egisature receives oeposltes upon
which interest is allowed at the rate OF per cent II
remaining six months, per cent for less time.
CT Office at the store of Messrs cambridge
Hart. GEOfoL !. q 49, fes BE
ie9-Sm* JAMES g. CHENERY. Sec'y.
UONMERCIAL SAVINGS BANk-.Char
" tered by the Legislature OF Vnglnla, December
nth i85S-Capital, sS50,O10-This Institution re-
csyes deposits which interest is paid at the rate
of per cent. per annum if remaining on deposit six
lnsnths, and 5 per cent. for shorter periods.
GEO. J. SUMNER, Secretary,
NH Is HENRY w. QUARLES, Treasurer.
777HE VIREINIA SAVINGS hank,
i chartered by the Legislature OF the State. Is
prepared deposits of money of any amount
over Ave dollars which will be paid six per cent.
interest on ali remaining deposit six months
or longer and for shorter time five per cent.
Deposits may be made with the Treasurer, T. B.
Stsrks, at the store of Z. B. Spencs. corner Main
and 18Th streets. or with either ef the officers.
SAMUEL 8. COTTRELL, President
T. B. STARKE, Treasurer,
fell C. WALTHALI. Secretary.
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FHE IL & HT FOK new
S21A1EE PorfIand. NeWark Sea Mal

Mfts-SuuTuIA FOX ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ONLY r g LAR LINE or
FREIGHT BOATS.
Canal Boat Little Tennessee, Capt. WikeFson.
Do. Fanny, Capt. Myers
Do. Clinton. Capt. Hill.
Do. Lynchburg, Capt. johnson.
Twice q week-Wednesdsys and SATURDAYS
These are first olass Boats and COMMANDED by expe.
rsncea Captains For freight apply to
WILLIAM p. COX,
North side Basin.
" STORAGE wanted. NH ~
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INC proposed National Wing Convention a, Lon
vile, On the 9Th, MAS not held. LOU
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vNQHEAN. HOPPER e naURkAf, Uneers
= TAAEko, Ne. ) Governor street., Nahsnon1, We
VIZ s % Z iisf ; !; sii
Il &-dly
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A NURSE AND SEANISTRESS FOR
n HIRE-One accustomed to the Nursery, TO con-
slant attendance children; also, making and keep
ing their clothes in order; can be recommended a.
twelve years Of ago. and has been accustomed to the
same kind of work. To family wanting such, the
invaluable. They can be hired together. sepa-
rately. Inquire at this office. jy 9-3tH
DOAKDIN(a...There can DO found now
ID at the Clifton House, few vacant rooms to let
would also like to have 10 Is more day boarders
at moderate charges.
iy 9-It* JOHN TALMAE
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HONORARY DEoREss.-The honorary degree
Of Doctor Of Laws has been conferred BY Dela'
ware College on Leutenaut james II Gilliss. Uni
ted States Navy, and that Of Doctor Of Divinity
an Rev. Charles H. Read, Of Richmond. Va.
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- MENT-This celebrated man ufacfory 10 furnish
ing very supe rior article Of filtered Soda Water;
Ai,o fniiadeiphia Ale Porter and Champagne Cider,
put up In the city Those want Of any of the shove
articles, would DO we'll to give call. The above
acies viii be delivered any part of the cisy free
of charge All orders addressed TO the subscriber or
to any OF the merchaats, will with prompt At
tention. WARREN CANF1ELD, Agent.
js IL goth ct, between Main and Frsnkiip
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DLOW BOLTS, CAkkIAGE BOZ rs
COACH SCREWS AND STORE BOLTS
We have just received additional supply of the
above, making our assortment complete. For sale
cheap by CLARKsON l. ANDERSON,
~ Ma lc6 Msip NJ
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I MAS. "a. LANGLEY, Ttn asA shecs
and Cay, Nchmend VI
GAS FlTTiN0 AND FIXTURES,
sseem Pipes for Churches, Public BuIldinsa Ia
Natalie Roofing, 0nttsdns and spoutine. mt
sp u any part OF the eity and eounsrs'
WE'LL AND GARDEN SuAPs ron GALE