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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-16

NNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
sEwYoRK TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin Passage .....''''.'''' Z"
FROM session LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin
Second Cabin Passage. y"
The ships from Boston call AZ HALIFAX
PERSIA, Capt. yudkins CANADA, Csp1 LanS
ARABIA, Capt J. stone AMERICA CAPT. Mlckman
ASIA, Capt. Z. O. Lott ElAGAhA, Csp1 hyrie.
AFRICA. Capt. Shannon. 'EURoPA, Capt J. LeIeen.
These vessels carry clear white n o. mast houo green "
starbosrd- bow; red on port bow Ar, -,,s
ARABIA StoDe..... Leaves boston Me9hosoay' ,y
PERSIA Judkins. leaves n YORK Wednes,Ay msy H.
AMERICA, Wekmsn leaves Boston Nsnesasy "a, 90 ,sS
cana n isng - Leaves Boston Wednesday, June 4, '56
IFRICI shannon leaves ~ York Wednesday June II, 80
NIAGARA Ryrie. leaves boson We9nes ~ yuno
ARABIA Stone. Leaves n IOrk " ''
Herths not secured until paid tor
An experienced surgeon on board .,,. ou
The owners Of ships will not be accountable TOT CON
Silver Bullion, Specie Jewslry Precious stones OF Meta
un.es bills Of lsdng gced therefor AID the Vue nseo
therein expressed.
f0' r. CUNARD No. 4. Bowling green
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TINC fAINIS, WHIIU i11HD' 49, 49,.
II GLASS. ke.-The undersred, having enlarged tns1
works 70 the demand T Zinc Paint ere nov rzspafed
sser 10 the trade sa assortment from the dinereat g,ines
psprfsetured BY them IN hesched refined nsced OIL and
With The proper dryers The quality Of our American -
French TO be equal IN si respects 70 any $50
plied with WHITE LEAD and C0LORED PAINTS Of osi
czu uiaDzfacturs. Also, French and American WINDOW
GLASS JEsSUP CHlLpS, Importers and
Manufacturers Of Psints. No l4s Waerst New Yort
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n g MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-For

TT 9. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-For
u. HAVANA and NEw-ORLEANs.-0u sATURDAf,
NAV H. at D. M from pier foot Of Wsnen+ the Iss,
and ts7crite steamship GRANADA, Capt s. p Grimm. VIII
Ps..sse e.n b. secured at the Company Office.
s1sa, 10 T. nesisd With blank bills Of .dns Of the
signed by the Company on application a. then oise 10
other forms signed and bill Of sdins will be signed aer me
hP For p... apply a. the office No.
III westst., corner Of Warren MO hobEars
NOTICE to PASSENGERS and IMPORTERS.
IN The steamship CITY OF BALTIMORE, ~ sans ;;
.s for Liverpool on Thursday, May Is NM, ..su,,
The LIvEhPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
CITY OF wAsHiSGToN. & $50 tan,. capt W.wyLIE
EANGleOO,,...............l ga turs. Capt T. Evus.
Are intended to sail az folowss
CRY n.tr1M EsSs nIv.t "WEDNESDAY April n
CITY or "WEDNESDAY, June
CITY OF paLrTno NOR THURSDAY, M.yIs
CAY or BALTIMoRE .,;,.:: tn EsDAf' Iune -
FROM PHILADELPHIA,
CABIN N rwo-herth state rooms.
Cabin in three-ber,h state-roous.. ...'".'..
FRoa LIVERPOOL,
Cabin IN ;woberh state rooms. ...'''...I1 sai ln
Csba 10 lorw ard stars-Ioons......:......b sains~
Including Stewards Fees
rEIkpCLAs PAsSESGsRs. -, IA
A llr,l.sd number Of Third Gloss Passengers VII %
Ioand a. 1.9eh provision q Ie9T ,en
Ceraesfss Of Passage will bs Issued here 20 Per- 80
sssoas of br ging their friends 81 Isf.r ys
These steamships are "' * rrseo
pr.f,s or Liverpool fron1 uywsst .nd Liverpool
Az Goes .snt :, s .ss eeasonsy and SPatsh
Ysr Freight or Pss.sss .SPJ JOHN @. DAL,, Aesns,
Nc. II wslnui,st, PeII@aspsia.
orsaBEL ooRTIs K G II ss?f IssIzs xsso,
re. ard . Tower B alinas hvsr1oo.
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OFFICE OF THE NORWICH MINING Co
NEw-YoRy, April Is, 1856. J
NOTICE is hereby given that the following de;
IN scribed Shares of Stock In the NOR"lCh MlNlNo
COMPANY haze been forfeited for payment OF an assess
per share due the 18th OF February ana
that the be sold at public auction at the once OF ne
Secretary and Treasurer No. IS IN this city, on MON
nav The IQrb day of NAV next at u o'clock unless
nv psynent of and
''"i a,t;fcs,e M l9 .......,,.,,....... SO shares
Ca,,;fes,s M 4.................... "a shares
Cs,,i6cste No 98i....................2 200 shares
Certificate No $780,. ~ snarea
Cs,ti6e.te No s2......,,,,.......... 81 shaIca
Certificate No. 292. shaies.
C,,;scs,s No 9ei .................l00s shares
S.,;f.sts No Sl2 ......,...,,.......10 leo shares
sos .ha,e.
D' 'N'' " ' E. NJ LIvBRMORE, Secretary.
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NEW-YORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD

Passer ger Stations Corner Broadway end CaDel o.
in New. York... Corner 18th It sad AsA-sy.
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.YoRk-For Nsw-Hsvens !, 3 q NJ
Ex); 1880, 3:i5. T. (Exl $50 For BhAesPed: =
m tFx) 1850. 5i5, lex t:1 p Fos AAssd, Ssrsf-
Gs0p m For Notwsh 7,9A 1854, S,l5, .tRxl $50
5:i5 {: is p IN. For DMien aud Greenwich; n@1 nUs
S.iS 4s Il: Gals D. m For Stamford: (Exl -
Il, 81 SI5 g. (Ex 4Sn, 5:l5 si5 For Port cS:ssss
and intermediate Stations; Lea nj i2'So S;io &0 ~''s
6:lS ~, A.
~, ror Hartford and Springfield. (Ex. 1880 -
p No. Ex) For Connecticut River Railroad 70 nopSsN
a n, (Ex) For Canal Rsurosd, 50 m tEh - -.
20 We.,6sfa FOR New -Lapdon Railroad: &c K<pA SoS
Bor.sfonic Rarssd: sa IN For Nausstcsh ealrssd; q
m Sl5 p IN. For Dsnbury and Norwsik ksnnssd;
4p ~ A. u...r. x.so = a. a q
s,S 1.4c io:is m Es) 2:H (Ex s:fl. otos SEl(
From Norw ali AS, s:it sS, lo;ss. Sss ~; -
S:@ Isl, Ii. 50 q. m. Tx lits, s:T p m ....
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II sHIP LlNE-For sOUTHAMPIUM, HAEKE soI IKE
ter u s. NJ Msster, will sail from NewYork for the above
ports wednesday July Fret Cabin passage ello Sc
sond do $50. For freight passage apply
N. TORRANCE, No. Bowling Green.
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nENNSYLVANA RAILROAD. - THREh
i DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETwssxxA Ih ~ 3

L. PAiIf TaR SpInTTTHsBIRSH"rh. EoRNiN0 Nh
~ A m Leaves Phisdeyha Pittsburgh q u A. -
leaves Pittsburgh for Philadelphia ct IN ne yAM ~
for Philadelphia at 1850 p TUE MOE! sxH.sS
TR N leaves Phisdephs fa Pitsburyb st II ~ -
P;ttsbureh for Philadelphia at $50 p m ~, a.
Ihe .6oye lines connect Ppfsbursh win 9e
and from ST. Louis Mo Alton ,ssess md G1ss H. 49,
son, La Esys.ts and IndsnspOis Ind o:eSssa a..
,hns Zsnsrvie MsAslon Wooster, Ohio; Else WIN -
Ss boats from and NswOsans. - LssA 1870
' zee hand bills he bcss OF ms sys
Vii 6nd this the sxpsdinoss md con-
s',tsbIs route between the Eat and West >...~z
Throush tickets BE- had q either OF The sesVe-A'sAS
sssoss In the West, or OF .r.s n. s,cS.s
o. QUITS As'' Courtlandt st., New Yexks
II ELLIOTT Assnt Pennsy vsnis Rsilrosd Ca .
No Aston Fouse, Broadway, New. ZEN.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent, COR iiA sne Af5SSS ,SS.>,.
New-York, JAM, 1885, ~
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Ffom ApI9
III a. IssS Trains will leave CaAmessss Station e ~.
lows: Expre,s, g. M. and p m, Nal, =. ! nrSe.
M md N. For sing Sing, ie.so . n nd m yoe
HUDSON, $50 p Fcr Psei,ki SSg. m Ms rcs{ ..ss.
ger. ,Chsmbsu Cana. SsopSt, scS s;: 81 To-
n M and East Albany u S. 1850 and l;l6 sneG n
v ""' - M l. SYKES IT,, BspeSinssndenk
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Y.phanh ID m, and Saturday S~ p Z - r0sas tls
and syos.et 10 m and s:+s m tos HsaysssA V =,
sard $50 m Leave Gresnpers fog BsoeAlyA ~ a rsV
bank II IS m. on Monday $40 M LshsseA NO ?
M Syosset, IS q N. and p m ;aempsessl, g. I. N
$50 p m; Jamaica s;s0. 10 md Gt . - ssd \ ~
a. u
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ITO THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDHOLD-
Il Frs OF THE BUFFALO AND NETWORK
CITY RAILROAD COMPANY.-Holders cf these Bonds Sc
cured Deed OF Trust in favor reminded Of the ne
cesy of proving their Bonds and Coupons az Buffalo or be-
fore the 10th May 1885, at 10 BY sending them there
Messrs. HAVENS 4 SMI TIL the Attorneys OF Trustees
have kindly consented attend TO this proof for individual
Bondholdei If eesred, such Bondhodes employ 9th
ers IL Is essential to have them proved that date
SHEPARD KNAPP, }
THEODORE DEHON Trustees.
CORNELIUS SMl TIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-16

12E& DAY BOAT for ALBANY-IAs1-
..ns. Dcsi wsss fss, MsS.rs fsssAissvss Rsio:ssl,
fa,o'i'e steamer ARkKNlA. Cay4 eueb, w. TUESDAY,
NAY ne &c bar ,.ssl,s tres . NIL ssyps ~
THURSDAY and SATURDAY, a ecoek .. N Rs.snhls
BA BassssesAsts viii accompany ,As sss 1ss sssA vsy
10 ch~ek BaxasSe Tree.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-16

EOR LlVERPOOI.-U. 8. MAIL STEAM
Il SHIP ATLANTIC, Capt. Oliver Eldridse, Will cepat
with the o. 5. Mails for Europe positively on
Nav a. from her berth. foot Of Canal st
The ships this line avoid danger from ice wh no cfo
the B,nk norm Of go the LIST Of August forf
., na.age having uneauailed c:ommodaons, apply to
~ fNeN EDWARD X. COLLINS, No 80 Wall st.
passer GERS will please be on board IL o'clock
The Baltic Capt. ComstOck will succeed the Atlantic
and sail June 7.
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NOR CHARLESTON and FLORTDA-SEMI-

I WEEKLY u. s. MAIL LINE.-The new aud beautiful
steamship JAMES ADGER, 5. c. Turner. commander, VIII
leave Pier No T. North River. SATURDAY. May IL at
O'Clock m precisely For freight apply on eo:re wssrs
Of sPoFFoRD. TILEsr0N Co. No. % BrOsa.sy The The
is.y, On WEDNESDAY, May 81 The favorits
CAROLINA maize. regular ts to the w iss Ss
sts amers fiom NewYork and leaving ChsrlestoS EVERY
TUESDAY, at O'Clock p. Through tickets TO Jackson
VILE SSl; TO Pilaka, &S3
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:, -.a,cp g IOIsTRIBOTION.-N Notice is here

NOllo 49,, ,be o,oceeds Of the ssis Of he red .
~ EA,GS sGHAS Isse 1.-THE CITY Of New.f0k, d
ts.ist- Isey .ss anssr 'ss .n.sr s.s a. xs@sss
~ s,rnlar he goods ehstsis sd efedss % n 81
a.. m Ls disirbaicd iEose sHtitscd thereto sseo
,s%T AZ he surrossie's Once IA the citJ q
-, 1nfh gay Of June Bcx' a. Zen 0eoeh w Ne fxe
,bst day. u sfea t.ls Seth CAS- a Atf ia
I1e iav6gF W. bHADFonD, Ssfr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-16
RAIL WOODED quintals BRAZIL
- WOOD, lin bond and duty gsidl for sale By

X INDLING5WOOD.-- HARRISON g. son,
snia Pine Oak and Hickory delivered at lowest prices
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Inc Crops, etc.
c oRREsP PoNDENCE oF THE pIsPArcH.

ORANGE COUNTY, Va, April %.
As everything about the crops interesting to the
public at this time, as having a bearing on the
price of wheat the coming fall / think line from
are generally of the opinion that the naxt will be
good CROP" nothing more nor less Sowing oats is
the present occupation of the agricultural eommuni
ty. Corn planting has already been begun, and upon
the whole. think this county may be put down--if
the chinch bug does not appearfor it, usual quaint
ty and quality In brcadstufs.
a word or two for the pretty women here and
have done. Orange county should have premium
at the next Fair for her beautiful daughter rsguar
angels, and no rnstake, assure you. -
/ Yours, O. B. Z.
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coRREsPoxDENcE oFrHE
MONTGOMERY ALA April s6 1859

MONTGOMERY, ALA, April &C. 1856
Everything 10 now sssuming q very business-liko
department Cotton has advanced greatly since [
left this State last December and the planters are in
high spirits Their last years cotton crop more
than an average one; and they now consequently
easy" in money matters For the present year tn ey
have some encouragement from the backward sea-
son. and the recent severe osts Of which you have
already been advised. My own opinion is. that the
damage by frost in Alabama and Georgia 10 very In
consderebe-the reports in the papers the contra-
ry notwithstanding Should the be favorable
one, the crop will have doubt equal if not sur
pass, that of any former year.
The weather 10 now quite warm here, the thermo-
meter having ranged for several days from so to 85
The corn crop, though planted later than usual, il
growing fnelyi and, as general thing, may be dis
tinctly seen from one end of the to the other
Vegetation, would say, 10 nearly q month earlier
here than in Virginia. -, Il - f.,1.lg. &c.
cnh, aoss 2. me Ds the M Of the
much more aerious than was st first reported-the
number of person. drowned being not less tn thr-
ty, according to the latest accounts The accident
occurred after midnight in Consequence Of the boat
running upcn the wreck of an old vessel The Cuba
went down in minute or 90 from the accident, not
allowing sufficient time TO the seepers in the cabin
to awake, from the noise and confusion, around
them, and gain the hurricane deck, their only re-
fuge. anHea s.g,sa st.atfg3 - 3fs
friends have farms in this region, and spend portion
of their time out here. DR.. Scott, Of .Greensville
has fine estate in Lowndes county, upon which he
spends q portion of his time yearly. He left here
yesterday morning, for his home in Virginia. Mr.
Cook also of Greensvifle, and q son.in-aw of Hon.
John Mason 10 the owner of of the best plan
tations in Lowndes county, and is frequent visitor
to it.. He il in Montgomery at this time, and will
not return to Virginia till about the middle of next
month. 49, ssl1I-15r
You will in the papers account of the execu-
tion Of man for murder. in Walker county in this
State in spite of the Governors pardon. 1t stated
In paper before me- that the pardon was sent by
mall and that it did not roach the Sheriff in time
prevent the execution. 1t 10 reported in another pa
per, however, that the Sheriff acted in defiance of the
Governors pardon, swearing that the prisoner should
pull hemp" as many people had come at least
twenty miles to him swung of, and that it would
be outrageous to disappoint themi / have made no
enquiry about the matter headquarters here, and
the whole story may b sheer fsbricstion.
leave here in day or two for New Orleans, from
which place may write you again. d.
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The woman who married woman In Syracuse
has bsen 'sent up" for 80 days.
Hezekiah Conant of Hartford, formerly q priu.
ter boy in Worcester, 10 reported TO have sold the
patent for his new breech-loading rife for es0OO0
Maria, . negro woman, convicted of asssultinr
her master with intent 30 XIII In Dale county Ala
has been sentenced 20 be hanged on the 30th inst
sweiearn from the Galveston (Texas) Nsvse ftst
nousiy elected Bishop Of that Diocese, Bishop
freeman having resigned.
fancy crop Of ninety seven bsles of upland COZ.
top. was sold y Sasannsh on Friday, = twelve
cents,s sy ss seas Essss 49, 9
Madame Soto, the ef.nou, spanish danssuss, Ia
gone to Peru. - -
Mr. Alexander cunningham, U. s. N. ared se
years. died at bis residence ID Portsmouth, Va, ON
Saturday evening Last.
Tha u. s. steamar Water witch was at Hsrha
docs ON the asth ult., and b expectsd in Wszhinl
ton In = few dsys.
The Ottoman electric telegraph between shum.
h and onstantiuople b now open for the trans.
mission Of private dispatches.
The Austrian Lleyd's Company on the ist Of
March, last, owned 50 steamers with 10 600 horse
poveY and measurement Of 1885 tons OF
these 50 veasels, s are staam clippers, " screw
stearncss aud o river steamefs.
The Lawrsnce Kansas Free Stale has hoie4ed
he name Of John Charss Frenssns ior fssaidsns.
A. ! special slsction u E-.-ssa. NJ. ssy. tbs
.ipeoples ticket" Was successfulia sirti,.s Harry
ilIine nesi2ter a Deeds.
WIu. b. Maerudsr hss been nosniuseed by the
u e,aoersts Of washington city for Mayor
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MORE OUTRAGEs.
FURTHER FROM NICARAGUA.

n
The steamers Empire City and Orizaba arrived
at New York on Tuesday, the latter bringing dates
to the 2tth inst We have the following in ad-
dition TO the fun account Of the Nicaraguan Affairs
published yesterday:
tween the American transit passengers and the
natives In which 30 Americans were Killed and 40
wounded. saa iss.g esssarf 8 a 8. elaEai q
The Empire City brings three Of the woanded
A largo amount Of the passengers. baggage and
railroad property, and the property Of individuals
residing near the railroad station was destroyed.
AL the baggage in the freight house wae rihed.
It is impossible to learn the names of a the dead
Out of fourteen dead bodies At the railroad freight
house, only one name, that of Mrs Stokes, was
Among the killed wsrs the following Michael
Bettern, of Orleans, county, Vermont; r. w,
Marx, of Pennsylvania; II. Dubois, Of Louisiana;
Mr.. Stokes, an officer in Walkers army.
Among the wounded are VIM H. Hunter Theo-
dore De Sally, Secretary to the American Consul
at Panama, and Mr. Palmer, an employee of the
railroad company, all residents of the Isthmrs--
Also George o. Field Of New York, and Rev. John
Selwood, late of Grahamviie, s. C.. All were be-
ing seduousiy attended to by the steamers and the
Isthmns physicians.
4, The passengers upon whom this outrage was
committed, were those which left San Francisco
on the Goth ult., in the steamer Cortes for San
Juan, but landed at Panama in consequence of the
One account says that the riot originated with q
drunken man who refused to pay native . dime
for piece Of water melon.
On the 10th inst, Lieut. Green, with fifteen
men, had an encounter with about 200 Costa Ri
cans, killing "a and dispensing the rest, whilst
the American loss was only one killed and two
wounded. = ~ +ls
1t was reported that Walker intended to attack
the Costa Ricans at Virgin Bay about the 25th,
having 1000 Americans and 1900 natives under
his command. With the exception of few promi-
nent men in the former legitimate party the Mica
raguans acted with Walker.
The States of Honduras, San Salvador and Qua
temala are said TO be in favor Of peace and viii not
invade Nicaragua They received the commits.
sioners from Nicaragua in friendly spirit and had
discontinued the establishment Of troops and dis.
banded some of their new levies. a. .s.ss .-.
An intercepted correspondence between the
British government and Costa Riea, in which the
former agreed to contribute two thousand stand
Of arms to the latter caused much excitement
among the Americans composing Walkers army.
number of Minnie rifles were captured from the
Costa Ricans at Rivas and several Englishmen
and Freuchmen were observed in the army.
The British frigate Eurydice was she only vessel
at San Juan. Her boats were constantly on duty
watching the movement of the Americans. The
Asnerie"n passengers who came down the river
weT@ 'bi,ed ts" rom wnine ON ghnra .
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PRICE ONE CENT,


The writer OF the article .I.,as ..s.-
wnisn sppeared 10 the n Y GSsre1 Is,.ss9 ..s
~. @ IN nae been most scurriiously sstack ~ +,
Rss5r.er;as ,shsas ns nf me fRehmond) csntyea
snIM sss witnout furnishing 4 ciue IN ifs -sns-si
orMs snd intention. II Il deemed srn.ss,,s$ ),
p.Is u ns Place the whole of Scrntatcys iat,a, =,
,hs n;s. leaasrs OF the Central Presbytsrisn
selves whether Il Is deserving Of shrss -. ~
ssno ~, uns ~ making extracts from thai profsss.
edy rengcns PaRer 70 exhibit The eI,ps es,
s's,eney OF Us editorial censors. The writer ~
ony 70 aod. tnat ne fs Indeed rauderer f.r. .h-
not many Christians. who have nct 49, =. snsfe
ming eityf that be 10 mot by birth 8 Ysnkss h.s
that If In the allotments Of Proyidepss h ~ ou.
the lightfn New England, be ronid No h.
been ashamed o. ms heritage; that although God
tActs, XVII, 26,) his blood. nevertheless. NAV na,
unhappiiy. be as pure that of Messrs Hof;r snS
MOORE; that he Is nos In connexion with the ,3;c
cese Of New Jersey, and did not become connect
cd with that of New York until after, the suspeu-
sion of It's Bishop; and that in his view reference
TO HAMILTON of Mobile. In order 70 illustrate the
influence OF Presbyferanism, would have been
quite as just and generous as the reference which
Is here made to two of the Bishops of the Church.
1--WE doubt tsay the two editors,) WHISTLER any
other man IA Virginia "could have penned such a
tissue Of anile twaddle Is we find In this letter
The three Episcopal pastors In Richmond'' 'are
certainly vs capable Of managing their affairs, q
any wandering Yankee who may undertake to
criticise them, or drill them into notions imported
from such reverend fathers in the church as Bish.
ops Doane and Ouderdonk." "We can imagine q
Popish priest TO have looked on sseh scenes 90
were then enacted fat the Sunday school meetings
on the 9th OF April, with a cold sarcastic sneer,
and secret longing for the aquazils and familars
of the inGuisition to put stop TO them But how
professed Protestant With thimbiefull of brains
in his head or . athimble-fu of grace in his heart
could see in all this nothing but subect for de.
rision and detraction, is past our comprehension
A dera. an I.6del or Pdpis, might thus feel, and
we can understand their position; but how q Pro
testant and Christian feel thus and be bitter
enough, or silly enough to publish his feelings to
the world we can only understand on the old rule
that every thing that wears fleece is not sheep
and every thing that carries . lions skin Is not
lion" Here Is the Letter: .r
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RICgaMoNp AND ns . DAN
~ HUI hAIIhUAU--VFE TO "
-ytts y Tha r..,.f,r passansar r.

viLLs.-The regular PASSENGER Train
will ran daily (sundsy's excepted) between RICH
of passengers the following roiats only Manekes-
ter. Robiou's Coel-6eld. Tcmahask, Powhatan, Mat.
scax. Chua, Amelia c. II Jetesville. jenninxs Ordi.
usry BurksSiLe, Prices Meherln, keysyille Drakes
Branch Mossinsiord, Roanoke, Clover. Scottsburss
Boston. News Ferry, Barksdale's, Ringsold and
Dsnvills.
Leave Richmond at 6 O'clock A. NJ, arriving AZ
the Junction ID, esktsst housel at $50 A. M and AZ
Danville at IS p. NJ. Leave Danyille az II M ar
rying st the junction al +'5o p. NJ, and Richmond
risP. NJ. - =
Children over and under IL years Of age and ser.
wants half price Servants travelling BY tkemselyes
retained at the Office where they purchase tbesr
tickets and il must be expressly stated that they Are
permitted 20 so on the cars. -
Passengers for Fsrmville, Lynchburs, wytbeviIle
Ns-, and Joneeeoro and Knoxville. Tenn, connect
daily with souti-side Railroad at Burksyiile. Pas
daily 81 Dsnville with Holderby Co.'s fast line Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-01

- The Daily D1upatch is served 20 ssbssrissrs
aa stx AND QUARTER ceSrs rga wExK, payable 20
the carrier weekly. Prcs for mailins, 81 rear In
advance.
~ The Weekly Dtspafch 10 issued svsry sii.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-01

THE SUPPOSED RUSSIAN PRIyATEER-Ohacial
advices have been received from Com. Salter Of
the Brazil squadron, stating that he had returned
TO Ric from escorting out to the steamer Amer.
lea, which was supposed 10 have been prepared at
New York for Russian privateer, and that she
had not been molested by the British Admiral, as
previously threatened. =. sai
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-01

Tie Crops--Domoes by Frost-Eoss Of Life on the
Cnba--Ihe alleged Illegal Executions in Walker
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-01

a small kes, bound With brass koopA 6tlea wi!h
gold pieces % me amount q Loo. .ooQ <psoaaely
tkAnoal believed = hAse been Trunch mn1eesy
CHEST buried there h the year sT1m1 % Il f0qn
1he Rnssian Cossaeka. has besn found ~ po4senl
boy near 6chwez, On tbe vissula.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-01

u. Rsrsss1sid Kinsey. hss bssn asninated y
attorney.