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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-09

CRAIG ALUM SPRINGS, Craig County
~ VA.-The propretors of these Springs, which
have for some time past enjoyed very favorable
induced to put the water in barrels for the eonveni
ence of inyalids in other sections
For the present. the price is fixed at which
barely covers cost of barreling and the carriage.
Its healing virtues are beyond question. The fol-
lowing certificate from DR.. Csrper, leading and well
known physician In Botetourt county is selected from
many of equal responsibility and force
FIscAsTLE, BorEroURr Co., VAL
July 18th, 1855.
Having been called on by the proprietors of the
medicinal virtues Thereby state, that have examin-
ed the analysis Of the water made BY Prof Boothe Of
Philadelphia and believe It well adapted to dis
tenn; and further state that have known
arkRble cures effected by s use in scrofalous aeo.
lions and diseases of the digestive organs
The wster has been analysed by Professor Boothe
Of Phiedelphia, who says.
. "a mineral spring Of such rchnes. and quality a.
physician Its position in the healthy mountain
gion OF virginia. about equidstant from many of the
sae4 s q. p p. che
OF Craig county. Very respectfully,
Eruptive diseases. r. e. 9rr
pepsia &c. have yiehded to tho power of this WATER
and prove its efficacy wherever II has been tried.
This very valuable water is for sale in barrels at
PTRCELL LADD d CO., Drussi.ts,
no ea-dtsif AGENTS fer the Prorri.tor
A HOlIE MEDiCINE.--MIfs. DAVIS,
"a ELIXIR cures Coughs Colds and Whooeins
Cough and affords great relief in Censumption and
most diseases srsng from colds and eected
The following few extracts from Certificate ~
citizens OF Richmond who hare tested it, virtues:
By timely use Of 1t, have no doubt il has ssv.a
one many doctors fees. knew of its good efFects
MeCyerv ~
have used Il In my family for three year,. and
found the best family medicine have ever used -
tsrn-M b. Godioin. -s s-A ~ 'ss'
"a t nave tired all the cough remedies Of the day
DAVIS 70 be the most valuable preparation Of the Kind
now In use.p-Eiiinh Warren :.
Tor sale By Mrs A. B. DAVIS, Bennett & Beers
Alex Duvsl, Psterson 4 Jackson, Chas. Miilspaneh
2. =. Picot A. Bodsksr and Charles D. Yale
GHlLDKEN,S FANCY eHOEs.--.1n.
- other supply Of those Childran's beautiful Fsncy
eno0s winch were 20 much admired just recefyed 81
Jee wv. WALHHs8
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CECOND sUPPLY OF ~ n Ek
- CLOTHING AT THE NEW STORE have
now opened very rich assortment Of Marseiies and
SILK Vests; Linen. Marseiiies and Fancy Cashmere
PANTS Linen, Narcotics Alpaca, MeIino, ufap LIe
and Cashmere Coas; furnishing goods. such as Cra-
watts Ties stocks Handkerchief, Suspenders Socks
&c of the greatest variety. All who have not sur
nl;ed themselyes are solicited to call aud examine
my stock AZ No li9 Main street. next door to ). w.
Randoph's Book Store.
. Il. ID (INl(lDMAN
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MARBLE WOKks..-NIILLEKA YIN.
lfl CENT, Dealers in ITALIAN and AMERICAN
MARBLE, Main street, nearly opposite I'd Baptist
Church.
MONUMENTS of any size or design made to order,
of the best material and workmanship equal to any
in the Union, at the lowest New York and Phlsdel-
phia prices.
We respectfully invite the attention of those in
want to- our stock on hand which consists of larger
aud better finished assortment of MONUMENTS,
TOMBS HEAD PIECES &C., than il often found in
similar establishments.
CARVING and LETTERING executed in mpe-
rior manner.
~ Monumental Drawings on hand, for inspec-
ton. NH 1l---Sm
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@ FOR LEASE..TWO VALUABLE
5sj FLOURING MILLS AND ONE CORN MILL,

~eS FOR LEASE.-TWO VALUABLE
E.i FIGURING MILLS AND ONE CORN MlLl,
M.2 IN THE CITY OF KICHMOND.-The under
signed offer fer lease, for term of years. vnua
BILE FIGURING Mills and also Corn Mill, of which
within 80 feet of the Canal bank, thereby afordDg
great facilities in receiving wheat and shipping -four
This Mill new and in cd order, ar has four pair
of Burrs capable of making from l25 15a bbls per
day, with established brand which the lessee will
be permitted to use en- favorable terms
The other Mill. known Bragg's Mill. is also con-
veniently located and in good order. 1t has 4 pair
Burrs, capable of featuring from so to 20 bbs.
per day, and Corn Mill with pair Burrs with tina
of custom. There is also attached to this mill II
of ground with stables and yard, miers house,
&c, Both mills have ample water power.
This ia opportunity for any wishing to
engage in the milling business And If not leased
privately before the 18th june they will be put mp
auction, to the highest bidder
For further information, apply to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-09

OTWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS.---Hav-
ing erected some fine BATHS, consisting of Gold
Warm and Shower Baths invite my friends and
the public generally, to give me call; the price is
attached to it ia fixed up in superior style. and
Shaving, Hair Cutting, Dressing and Shampooning;
also, Cupping, Bleeding Leeching and Tooth Draw
ing will be done as before in the quickest and best
manner. Please give me call, aud don't forget the
sign "Cty Baths" 18th street, between Main and
Cary streets GEORGE BECKING.
NV l0..-lms
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IN RICHMOND FL 0 . NGS COURT
L CLERKS OFFICE, June Rules 1856;
against
George W. Toler and John r. Cook, late In debt.
partners under the firm and style OF To-
Ter 4 Cook ........................D Dts
The object of this suit is recover against the de-
PENDANTS the sum of one hundred and eghtynine dol
lars and eishtythree cents with legal interest there
on from the 10th day of November 1854 till paid and
the cost of suit Affidavit having been made before
me that the defendant, George w. Toer ID not resi-
dent of this State the said George w Toler is hereby
required to appear the said Clerks Office within
one month after due publication hereof and to do
what is necessary to protect his interest
T-ste. ANDREW JINKINS, D. C.
10 & xudv
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MERCHANTS, AND MEG tANICS'
WI SAVINGS BANK, Office No. Is Main street, at
the store of Wake l. Co.-This Institution continues
to receive deposites, on which interest of rer
cent win be paid for ali sums remaining deposite
six month";, and five per cent. for shorter period.
ALEX. GARRETT, Pres't.
/ H. Wake, Treas'r.
il 6-Iaw6m z II BUTLER, Sec'y
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= q n m EVH6 ~
Gbth II & sryMkEE4 rDkkigcshH RICHMOND. Va "a.
E3 have just opened fine ass'rtmant Of
Watches Of the beat EIs, e.. snd Swsss ma
80, 80 Pearl sets, Silver and Eiiyer
rist,d War fancy Goods, fine pocket Cutisrys dns
scisos and y the 'isc'. p.s also the best
mai H,..hss and everything Ia the Fancy line. to
which they invite the inspsction Of their triends and
thu uuh1tr ts55a z=ass + 9Ee est - -sInf
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OLD FURNITURE RENEWED IN APP
~ PEARANCE.-Our VARNISH POLISH pro-
duces in very short time beautiful gloss on Fur
niture equal to the finest virnish.
LAIDLEY ROBINSON, Chemists,
lie 5 4th and Franklin SITS.
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NJ11TICE 10 ia Z I.ADiEs...I.AkUs 81
IN SHINE have Just received from IN importins
house North. abesutifa lot Of Emhroidered SIX man
tlias Of al coors which they win Offer for sale Pr,
vatsy at such prices 10 please the ladies' Cali And
examine for yourselves, ii store "a Msin street.
a0--l0f
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II EkCHkS! L. Il Il q III n s..-.1OOO fresh
L. LEECHES just received and for sale by
Mks. WOOLHOUSE, 2l3 Broad It,,
my lS-ts Over Subletrs Hardware Store

7 LIGHTNING Il Cd = furnished on the
IL most reasonable terms, bolesae and fetaii style
and quality suit purchasers, with peienced work
men to put them up; and Rods furnished TO dealers
with Trimmings completes atwholesale prices.
Persons wishing good GATE SPRING, can pro-
cure IL at Office, Of Main and Pearl streets
my r. t. SpEKRY A. HAWLEY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-09

PASISr !. 3 : M.nOrlA,I1C WIGU III Ehh
a. corrective Of dis-ases arising fron, derans
Of the Stomach and Liver. 1t counterscts that dis.
tressng nervousness and lassitude common 20 the
truly surprsips. A. remedy for indigestion Dys-
pepsia, Want Of Appetite, Nervous Headaches
It's healing powers have been gratefully acknow.
lodged by all those who have used them.
1t q put up In full quart bottles at 50 cents in pa
je s s - Ell. PicoT. Drusrist.
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AA Dk. ADDINtsTON,c NEW
NJ OFFICE embracing five rooms, on
OIfYYY Main, between 9Th and 9Th streets.
has every requisite for performing
any operation in Dentistry in superior mander at
fair price. Teaez essayer pour rousmeme. my p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-09

DURNING fLUID..Of our own manu-.
ID facture very superior article, at IS cents per
BATTAILE'S Drug and Chemical Store.
ie6 Corner 4th and Broad SITS.
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Great Excitement at Rookport.

We learn from Rockport that great excite
ment prevailed there yesterday. For some time
past intemperance has been greatly on the in
crease. ind during the present season quite u
number of places have been opened whore in
toxicating liquors could be procured without
stint. Finding the evil increasing, the ladies' of
that unusually quiet village have taken the mat
ter into their own hands.
Yesterday morning n delegation Of about sew
enty- five headed by an American flag. carried hy
IA stout sailor, paraded through the streets, and
proceeding from place to place destroyed all the
liquor they could lay their hands on. Demi-
johns and decarters were smashed, md barrels
If rum. gin and brandy were rolled into the street
and their heads knocked in. Wherever any Of
the ''crtter' was found, loud shouts would re-
sound from the assembled ladies' Gloucester
Mass Ttiegraph. July On,
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA

Important from Centrai Imerica Indian Uar
in Oregon United States Troops Killed. &c
NEW 0RIEAs. July ,2.--Ihe steamer Daniel
Webster has arrived here, with dates from Cali
fornia In the 20;h June.
The George Law Ind smiled from San Juan for
New York with S9o0,ooo in specie.
) Ne decrease had taken place in the excitement
in California Very few persons responded TO the
Governors proclamation. while the Vigilance
Committee were receiving recruits by thousands.
They have six thousand stands Of arms aud thirty
cannons.
The Governor collected few hundred men and
went to Benica to get arms from the United
States arsenals, but Gen. Wool refused TO lei him
have them.
San Francisco
The Committee had bani she'd six more rogues
and continued arresting them.
Nearly all the towns in the interior had held
enthusiastic meetings in favor of the committee,
and formed organizations 10 assist it.
The report from the mines are favorable,
INDIAN WARM OREGON.
Indian hostiiitcs continue in Oregon Smiths
command had been attacked near the Meadows,
killed and 25 wounded. The Indian loss was
considerable.
Col Wright had one third Of his command
killed by The Yukoma Indians.
FROM CENTRAL AMERIoA-wALKER ELECTED
PRESIDENT.
The news from Nioaraguais important. Gen.
Walker was elected President on the 18th of June
and on the 18th, President Rivas and the minis
ter of war left Leon. They afterwards appear
ed at Chnndago, collect ed 600 natives, called in
the outposts, aud ordered the Americans to evac-
uate Leon. The order obeyed and Ryas
took possession with 100 men.
Gen. Walker declared Rvns and his party ,ra-
tors.
Most of thu officers of the former command nd
hered to Walker.
The advance guards Of the Guntamaan army
proceeded against Walker, reached Santa Anua
on the lth June, and were cordially received.
1t is reported that Col. Gomez and other OK
officers of the Mexican army had gone down to
Guatemala to assist against Walker.
A strong revolution had broken out in Costa
llica headed by the purity which opposed the in
vason of Nicaragua.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Te,esrarhca sxpre-.,, for ,.c"virain,.n.'
Congressional.

NAsalsereN, July i4.--rnr SENATE discussed thu
Naval board.
In the hpese Mr. Campbell asked postponemenl
OF action on the Brooks affair until Wednesday, hs a
majority Of the Committee hadbeen put in possession
of important facts in regard to Of the parties i'm
plieated
Objected To-
Mr. Meeeham moved the previous question. Voted
first on Mr.. English substitute. disappearing the as
saalt also eondemuing the Of personally Offensive
language in debate. Rejected The House then yo-
ted ON the substitute report OF the minority of the
Committee that the House has no jurisdiction over
the ease Also rejected. Then voted on the teson-
ton for eNpeng Brooks-yeas l2l-uays ~ The
Speaker announced that the resolution was not adop-
ted two-lhirs being necessary secure lis passage
Mr. Brooks, after opposition, spoke, defending his
course and concluded by saying he had resigned his
seat.
The House adjourned pending resolution dsap-
proving of the conduct of Messrs. Edmuudson and
keu.
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ARRIVALS AT THE
Nnshin zion El0usc-Sucnd a Clark. pcOpr,

July 18th l4th.-J G Paxton, Jno Stone, DR.
f G Greenlee, A R Woodruff, J l. Samons, Saml
Carter, City; Alex Whaling Travellers Rest; sam
Jarney, Baltimore; J r Crabble, Baltimore; "
Bennett Lady Alexandria; Miss Wright, Fauquier;
Miss Winston, Miss Baker, Miss Garter, Miss Carter
c Nedbeth, Miss Langster, Miss Washington, Lou
don; H r Hoffman, Hampshire w e Ford, Fairfax;
TP Gibbs & Lady, Philadelphia b Mosby Pow
hatan Jno P Bondurant, Amherrt VIM Horton, Va
I r; a W Hunter, Amherst r II Davis, Rich
mond E A Langhorne Roanoke d Marks, Peters
burg; Jno Patrick, David Patrick, Pitsylyania; X
Iardy c Tardy, Richmond; Early, Campbell
James Mcdonald Sr. Nelson Jchu Williams Jr,
lynchburg; VIM Gish, Liberty; Jacob Bonsack, Jno
Bonsack, Roanoke; J D Horn, Gogginsville; Z G
Brown, Pamplins Depot c Dollins, Halifax; W A
Lee, Leesville; Nc G Morgan, Campbelli Mcdonald,
Ed. of Vrginan
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-15
SIX PERSONS SHOT by AN INSANE MAS.-LatC

Six PERSONS SHOT by AN INSANE MAN.-Late
Yesterday afternoon, gang cf vicious children
were engaged in tormenlng demented person,
named I homas Riddle.who was ina vacant lot on
Broad street. just south of the city line Stones
and dir, were flung at him and vile epithets nppli-
ed, until person named Samuel Salts, living
near appeared with gum which he gave to Rid
die. who thereupon discharged at random. 1t was
loaded with shot and the entire charge entered
the window of Mr. Lawrence Van WIGS parior.
Mr.. Y. w. his wife and three children were seat
ed at the window, and all received portion of the
shots-some in the forehead aud some in the
cheeks, arms and breast Michael Manserd. who
was in the street, also received shot in the fore
he'd. None of the wounded persons are consid-
ed as dangerously injured. Riddle was arrested
and has been sent to jail He says that Salts
gave him the gun mud told him to fire it.-diba-
M Transcript Sh.
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I4ATES1 NEWS
Shocking Mu,de, yorn.1.,a.

soHOShiuB hufQef OF Dung Lady
letter in the New York Tribune, dated Erie
CO.. Pa. July s, relates the following traredv
growing ont of a love affair:
nun by the name Hayt had for some time
been raying his attentions to Miss Aler. He
was over ~ years old. while she was in her 18th
year. The girls fnther had asked Iayt for tho
loan of revolver, which he was known 10 have
to shoot rats with. lie had accordingly. loaded
every barrel, and after dinner proceeded TO tho
house oi A, for the double purpose of seeing his
daughter and delivering his pistol; but after spen
ding some time with the girl, she told him that
she would not marry him, and that if he was ont
"fthe way she could gil other beaus or another
bean, when without moments hesitation, he
drew from his pocket the pistol. and placing it
Ia her head deliberately fired. when she scream.
ed and fell. He then picl I'd her up and laid her
on the lounge or settee when he fired second
barrel, the ball passing through her head forward
of her ears The mother of the girl, who was in
an adjoining room on hearing her scream, start
cd to 60 to her assistance but lIayt commenced
firing at her also, but without effect. He then
immediately left the house and ran into the
woods. rs was supposed with the intention
of secreting himself, but instead Of 50 doing
went as quietly as possible and gave himself up
TO the proper authorities. In his examination
he said that he had no intention of shooting or
hurting his victim minute before the deed was
done. He confessed everything. saying that he
was pepefectly sane but does not know why he
fired at the girls mother, as he did not want TO
harm her. He was committed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-15
MARRIED

On Wednesday morning, the 4th of June, by the
Rev Mr.. Roach, Mr. JOHN W. FOSTER, of Prince Ed
ward, TO Miss AGNES w HARVEY, of Campbell county,
Va.
On Thursday, Sd instant, by the Rev. Mr. Adkins,
Mr.. c. G. FARRAR, of Farmville to Miss MAMIE W.,
daughter of Mr.. Stephen Sheppard of Prince Ed
ward.
On the Sd inst, by the Rev. s. W. Watkins, Mr..
ROBERT d. Cosby, of Powhatan, to Miss Lucy J. G.,
daughter Of James Armistead, Esq, of Prince Ed
ward.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-15
WATERING PLACES.


II n Z
IL This handsomely Improved Watering Place will be open
fr the reception % Visitors the 18th day ~ jane
"a situated In dense tnrest OF native oaks, In The northern
pan If The beautiful county Of Roanoke the Turnpike
road leading nom Salem by tnwsy Of Newcastle to the sweet
Springs aud within days journey from tehmond or Peters
burg
Passengers tho Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad will
feaeh Salem ifnm Richmond, nj o,ock, " NJ aud VIII DO
immediately taken IN Kent snmmuranna splendid daily line
~ Stage Coaches 10 tho haanake Hed sulphur tln nilesD
where they Will arrive before and Ind esefy comfort
that tempt the weary traveller Ia prolonE his stay but
they pter 10 de- they leave in the line thu next
morning dine tho Sweet Springs aud roach the reenbfr
White sulphur before night, thus making ENTIRELY
DAY TRAVEL Of two days, IRON hchn"nd OF Petersburg
returning nom tho Springs passengers will bo brought
from the White Sulphur the Roanoke Re Sulphur The first
dy aud MGR taking breakfast there reach the Ralfad hl
Salem In TIM for thcmonuH train 10 reach Richmond
Petersburg the same day.
expense trouble viii be spared make this agree
he any Watering Place In Virginia Although hut hrw
candidate fur popular favor the pfopfcoiH nattu huuseA
that II Is destined totako high position well for liz
i've qualities for the s 10 Of a Accommodations Ar Uhas
Naney well known first fate caterer r tue pnlf an
tor his attention Ia all The details OF public establishments
has been secured together with Ills we) ldrr
their management visitors may he sure ~ cordial Weeanc
aud the very beet roamont.
The Hotel which CONTAINS p rnuius lnCudnpa spacious
HALL eou, aud Nil the other imprn, emena has heon erected
the models nf astn aud nntsT
ing accommodation Tor 100 visitors The present which
viii be required hereafter
superb BAND OF MUSIC Inns been engaged flr ihn
aud In NIL viii be the constant aud earnest ef
tort Of the proprcors render Their visitors comfortable aud
happy
The water of the Roanoke Red sulphur fully
ansise bn the remarkable benefit derived nm tia by
persons suffering from pulmonary complaints lnhes The he
lief that othui valuable medicinal qualities II Will bu
found To hhNh that which has given To the Red sulphur Of
Monroe iia celebrity via reducing the pulse and acting
the has also proved highly beneficial
To suefng om psaesa aud other diHehses Of The
stomach aseen'd be shown by many certificates were deemed
nee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-15
Later from Mexico.

NEw ORLEANS, July l2th.-The stenlner Tex
as. with dates from Vera Cruz To the 9Th inst has
arrived. r.
The Spanish feet had departed from Vern Cruz
C,menfort had decided upon the sale OF all tn"
lands belonging to the church, and all religious
corporations. ,.o ..s,oo
The new constitution and the decree coni'ca'
ting the church property was appIauded;
A new State would be formed under the con
sti,u,ion, with the title of the State OF Inc 'aney
of Mexico. c.a.o,
Of Leon and Chihauhau against Ta'naulipns.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-15

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, July l0th.--The offer
ings of Becves Mt the Scales to-day reach $50 head
100 head OF which were driven of for Philadelphia,
30 remained unsold, and the balance, 500 head, dis
posed of to baltimore butchers at prices ranging ON
50 80 6e s. 90 per 90 bs-averaging s. 81. The
lots which commanded the extreme figures were very
few aud small The general quality OF the Cattle was
only tolerablc. Hogs-Sale made at 81 % 0e 81 IS
per 100 lbs and market quite brisk Sheep are un-
changed since last quotations sales at 81 "a -.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-15
Petitions for a Dissolution of the Union

There are now in circulation in all the Northern
States petitions for the dissolution of the Union
having been put out by the agents of the Amer
lean Anti Slavery Society, with the request that
they be signed and Sent to Mr.. Hale Mr.. Wilson
MIR. Wade, Mr.. Seward or Mr.. Fessenden. for
presentation to the Senate or 10 Messrs. Gid
dings. Burlingame. or Comins, for presentation
to the House 1t is charged and no, denied that
prominent Republicans in New York have sign
ed these petitions. Providence Post, July 10.
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Reception CT Hon. ] c Breckenridge in Louis

LOUISVILLE, July 1.-THE Hon, John C.
Breckinbridge arrived here yestesday. and was
last night serenoded at the Gait House. In re.
Spouse to the call of his friends, he made brief
speech. He regarded the Republican aud Demo-
cratic parties as the two great contendng par
ties of the country, ami denounced the former
very energeticalIy. There was great enthusiasm
among the Democracy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-15
Siilulg of Ste nm shios Naval.

New YonK July IL The steamship Herman
for Southampton, sailed hence to-day, with ST.
O00,0 G0 in specie and l36 passengers. Among
the passengers was Prince Paul William. Duke
of Wqrtemburg. +. A. Hoppe, Richmond Va
and Z. S. Joynes and A. II. West. of Va.
The steamer Edinburgh, for Glasgow, took
oot I96 passengers and full cargo Of wheat and
-four.
The L. s. steamship Relief, 40 days from Rio
is below bound up.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-15
Naval IntelligenCe,

As ascertained at the Navy Department, there
are now thrty.Gve captains. thirty eight com
manders, and thirtytwo leutenants. on leave
and waiting orders. The FIVE masters and eigh
teen passed midshipmen, who recently passed
their examination at the Naval Academy, will
he Immediately ordered To sea.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-15
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, July lt,--flour heavy Wheat To
cents lower, White 81 30 to 81 60 cts Red 81 30 to
% cts. Corn White 81 10 70; yellow 90 to 60 cts
Nav loaE, July li,--Flour declined STANDARD
Southern $3.50.
WHEAT two cents lower
cogn dropping.
Virginia 6s 9ll.