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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-25

CHAs. IA. LANGLEY, Tin ard shces
~ Iron Manufacturer, 18th street, between Mas
and Cary, Richmond, Va.
GAS FITTING AND FIxTUREB
stsapa Pipes for Churches, ubbc Buiidinss, ks
Metallic Roofing, Gathering and Spoutins, pat
up In any part of the city and country.
WILL AND GARDEN PUMPS FOR SALE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-25

VIRGINIA aLUVES.-.Just received, Il
' choice lot of Virginia made Buckskin Gsun,ets
and .hor; Gloves. Those in want OF suneror arti-
Gle are invited to call at the cash 90 Main st.
no q CHRISTIAN & LATHROP.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14

ON nnIl FREEMEN ARE SINGING THE
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ai ed In the
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THE FRIENDS OF FBEtDOM
IL the
CAMPAIGN Of FIFTY-SIX
This little volume has beer with l., ch oare and
labor and belle ed TO be the most compete AID comPsh-n
ave OH of the Kind ever psnsd Itc utsns nearly
ONE HUNDRED SONGS,
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SMUCKER'S LIFE OF FREMONT
Fer full particulars sddress ... -,
miller, ORTON MULLl3AN Prbnher',
No. 25 PsrkIow, " Y OF No. lo7 Gsuesees', aibdrG
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14

Now ready:
REP UBLICAN DOCUME ENTs!
AZ We We nov OF hard he following
REPUBLICAN DOCUMENTS
FOR THE CAMPAIGN,
And sbe 'uppIy then BY the quantity ass!s sop..
.. TIE eourter Of tLa Puhics'ion OFcs:
TIE BORDER RUFFIAN CODE IN KANSAS.
Also
THE PLATFORM OF THE THREE PARTIES;
WITH LETTERS sFRoN
FREMONT, BUCHANAN aud FILLMORE,
Accepting the Nomination,
In Trast Of 10 tsses SlO per THogsA,p; IL per Hrs
pRIp 2 c. per DOZEN, ?eepu SINGLE CoPIGs.
IT..
JAMES UCHANAN,
HIS DOCTRINES AND POLICY.
As ExBIBIrIp BY HIMSELF AND FRIESps.
Pneo SO psr Thoussnd IS per hundred sc Per ioreu
&c tp.le. -,
LIFE OF col. FIRE MONT;
AN ORIGINAL AND AUTHENTIC BIOGRAPHY or TIE
PEOPL LES CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT.
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PIE aEPORT OF TIE KANSAS INvEsrIG .riNo
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lahcr In K.nssa
Single sop'e. cents; per Dozen 40 cent'i pss hundsa
e2 90 PER AousaDd, 81.
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ON THE CRIME AGAINST KANSAS.
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VI
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Tribune Office.
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4 N + W G O o z f. K.
A JUST PUBLIsHsp:

ITO MORROW CFRIDAD MORNING, the
i Queen OF tho Weeklies, THE NEWYORK LkD"tk,
Will BE- ready sl the News Offices with the snesl
Of arcthe New Tale THE HEBHEW'S CURSE also. more
of THE MYSTIC BRIDE FASNY FEkN'S SKETCHES
kc &c. Rtmenber, THE LEDG gR caE always be hSl on
FRIDAY morning at the News Offices.
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NAMPAIGN TRIBUNE.-PRlCE REDUCED.
~ " propose send The CAMPAIGN rRlRUNE fIf t1e
bsla the CsDpaisn nehcirs VIII me pNpef Y Ausut
bors1 with the record ~ the .ectir o. rs
about November IL And 10 sure that tbs sha
be mehirg thai. fy sheet propose 70 issue
Il TWICE WEEK Of the full size Of Daily, We-<ly,
ard semi edioDa We shall thus be sis ID give s
tie day uh the b-s in Cong ess or e'-
where AddIe.ses ,sbosts Documents sad fu detail Of al
Election Political Move ments throughout ths ,ysnfi1
canvas There will be great many chesp Weekly issues TO.
the Campaign with which prefer not TO compete or te
ere while publish st the lowest tndnatle pce ore which
shall Ebcycopes VI the Canvas and be rgstoH
BY speakers committee men, AMI active workers tor the aIht
and noLito. We ash thoo who beHye such
paper III DO good extending its ciictIa1og
Issued TWICE WEEK,
Commencing with The paper OF I'D August am entas
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copy will be To each who get. club
Address GREELEY & McELRArH,
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THE PASS OF THE SIERRA.

NUE PASS OF ii > T. II Il A
py C. WHITTIER.
All night atoye tb.ir ROCKY I'D
They the .tsr- march slow;
III. wld Sic rTa overhead,
Tie te-erts O-a'h be ow.
READ BIGELOw's LIFE!oF FREMONT
III, lrd!sn from, his cd.e of b-rs,
B.,oua u cir camp fires w-ll of dsrk
q sred on tbe mountain ueu.
trAD BIGELOw'S LIFE or FREMONT
stnluwars turned with an,io,.- strain,
Their le'oeI. .seie~ eye, ..
Stood Blank against the shy.
READ BlGELOW's LIFE or FREMONT
Tie nisht waned slow; at last gov,
sieam vf suGje: fire.
Shot up behind toe wsls Of snow,
Ana pped zach icy spire
READ pIGELO"' ) LIFE OF FREMONT.
"Up men" hec led. "yoa rocky co,e
To day rl-ase God, well ra,:
And look from Winters frozen ho-s
On Summers flowers a, To-"
READ BIJELOW's LIFE Of FREMONT
They set their faces 10 the blast
Ard faint worn, tleedins, h.lei last
Tie IruLni ei land below.
READ BiGELoWS LIFE OF FREMONT
BehirG the .aw the 81, W coud tossed
by msny al icy horn,
Ard green with vines and cora.
READ bIGELOW'S LIFE OF FREMONT
They left the Winter at th.iI backs,
To Asg hi. brfed wing,
Leaped TO the Jap Of Spring
READ BI5ELOW's LIFE OF FREMONT
Strong le,der Of that mountain band,
Another task remains,
To break frcm Slsvery's desert land
A Path 10 Freedoms plsins.
READ BIGELOwS LIFE OF FREMONT.
The winds are Wild, the way I. dresr,
Yet, flashing through the light,
Lo. icy ridse ard rocky spear
B,ze out in morning hsht
READ BIGELOws LIFE OF FREMONT.
Rise up Fremont and go beforei
The hour must have its Man;
Put the hunting shirt cnce more,
Ard Iced in freedoma van!
READ BIGRLOWS LIFE OF FREMONT
The publisher. request to the re,den Of Whit .ptt-
s,irrir detailed truthful aud toll record Of 0s
dafs Cf the Ioets sTloudid lii es
DO NOT FAIL TO READ
BIGELOWS LIFE OF FREMONT.
1nr AurHoRizED ONLY COMPLETE EDITION.
II tells the bol. stors" of
His Extloratoils, Discoveries and Adventures
on Eve successive Expeditions seross the
North AmercN Coatuenti lqmcods se-
IL ctjous from Lis Private and Public Corre-
sponaerce iIc udng his DsfsBse before ths
Court-Msrtisl. AID a full report of his principal
spe-'he. il the seLate ct the United sts.ea
With the oLly POrtI ait Steel and numerous
spirited Illustrations.
Ore large l2ao: Of near coo pages Pries 81.
Containing d pasfs Of matte, m Pot no os fond In any ''n''
SAYS The Boston Daily journal:
The BSsrpsy is not only S.y I f1 but . sIs'ss ss
81 vard material for uch worn-ot the Tost
portion: 'f which M Bsslo~ hs. fI! svaied hm'e
the Up,ed States for would bun the points OF many of u.
shafts which bitter sud ucioPgous oerssIs are sinini
Fremont and would arouse an sdoson even the nin Oh
rca OBJ f the indou table activity cour'
Sge siiy and patriotism, which have beea snkiaby DIS
DERBY JACKS IN, PubIlshers, New.Yofk.
And fer sale by 9ookselers ard Agents everywhere
=. Cor les seat by mail postpaid on recsp' of prloe
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14
iursss, Carriages. &f.

A FINE HORSE ior SALE-Dapple sorrelt
n sixteen hands h'sh yea-> ed. p.rsstiy kied aa
tIue shsos hne sfl a. can 10. snse
doat ha,r !. $3.50 40 Feod 80 io eo:sa s,1 ols
VIII b. soa cheap tue ba, 40 1-~ ~ mo. sn %
WaLDRoN'S Stables, 81 ~sshinstonei H">osea.
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AmnSeMcnt5,

u 0 W E r T IL A t R.
40 LESSEE AND n.sAGyR....JOHN BROUGRAm.
boxes cents; Pit, l1i cedts Gallery, Ia esns; cehes
O,ts; Boxes f5. Doors open at II oerck
1.,r...1 q a. at7a-.rHIs EVENING:
PIkA Es OF TUE MISSISSIPPI
DaryilIe...t FisLeI Patrick OF oOie MI Brousna-n
Georene Ma Ponlsi Adelaide. Miss ae'snolds
20 CA-HON-TAS; Or THE GENTLE SAVAGE
Cant John SmLl NJ j. Damn Pocs hon. Miss Denhem
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14

PALACE OfART No. $40 Bro0dway
" ee tan the ists eseseoo Of PbotoSsp,s sDa pAsa-r
otypes exhibition In the world and always open for the
hse lnsreet n of the public
DUSSELDORF GALLERY, No. 47 Broadway,
~ cnnaus lA Of the anest PAINTINGS pot upor ex
Jst,op Ovep DAy srd rvvNIN9 A6mdttAr % 2 oAn'a
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14

O-MoRROW FRIDAY) MORNING, tho
queen - ihe Weesis-. TIE EE"YOaK LEDGER,
vi" 30 i'sey At all the Moss ocss with eoner
Of al other rev Tale TIE HEBREWS CURSE I-o, mora
Of TIE MYSTIC BRIDE. FANNY FERNS SKETCHES,
&e..sc. Remember. THE LEDGER can slw.y, 10 hoi },
FRIDAY Dora.Ss At TIC News oGces
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14
Eosl an6 foan6.

t08I uUU IUUWU.
OST-On WEDNr' DAY. q small BREAST
II PIN win Opal c- sih Dsm,ids ,9i st
In Erc raauei Supposed hsSt Ne- os' o' he %
sv Csr4 OF 10 soirs frsm 18th 10 W Tne hslsr Ill
sultabI sew aided srpY'Bsto
'"'''' ALBERT H. NlCoLAY, No I iEoa!'t
q, .sJN REWARD sYPaNED or STOLEN
CN ~ from the ssh.c b~r, go % the s.Ans,
G.us e pair lss OAES yes:s o.j good iD deses
rho sa, oxs face quite dah suos; br bsndsoaae hong
trs .yur,ty Ile other bad lsrg-brOs hro.srne ~hss
Ise- ibsn his mate @ rSud L.er smsl pee. Vi shin
% N. rp - borne itl- with snsil koos Asv S,rson
ruTpps @ ov.a a. givrs iboTr ston where they b
o'''"N' ~ srFPHrN {. 0RirFIN,
Y.msrcn-et. Nss;chester Go ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14

YTO-MCRROW (FRlDAY) MORNING, the
i Queen of the Weeknes, THE NEWYoRK LEDGER.
will be ready at all the News Offices with tho coumeac sment
Of smother New Tale. THE HE BREW'S CURSE also more
of THE MYSTIC BRIDE, FANNY FERNS SKETCL les,
&c kc Remainder THE LEDGER csa awsys BE- hal oa
FRIDAY morning at the News Oiicta
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14

NAPIERs PENINsULAR WAR, LIBRARY
IN EDITION. 80 49,,
is RiDFIELD, No "a B-eImsn Street. viii publish Oh
Saturday Aus 10, in vols l2no, price ~ So
THE STORY OF tn Il W A Il
IN THE PENINSULA
And The south OF France from A. d ls"1 TO 1914 49,, :,
BY nsj.GeD. Sir y. +, p NAPIER, h. T. b. COL 'A ne
TINS .aion is re rrrt Of The revised FL ssh edition,
FIFTY FIVE MAPS AND PLANS OF BATTLES
Tbee bas been cleo prepared T bis ioa, 90 Ny u II
INUtX 10 the whole work wants in A. other editions and
NAPiTh The autboiL s. WELLIN }TON.
z NAPOLEON sOULT
JOSEPH BONAPARrE,
Yon should read Nspi.s volumes of the war in Portugal
He b,roo fellow equal 10 anything in Pluarch AID more
hero ho takes good aim before ho
hos Letters OF Sydasy Smith .
Our Ep;l Teu,y historian OF the veninsula war
alter Saroge dheor on Ofangalhy f'd'e' CO. 1910
RECENTLY fvBLIsHED -
WlTAND WISDOM Of REV. olbNEf SMITH. beins
Sci. .tio from hi. Wrts aid faagos of hs Letter, Ard
Table sk Wjh Notes a.5 soeIsI heal MeIou by EVARr
DUyCEnCHj Portrait Oh seal after Z STUART NEWTON
al Au ,:sth Letter. ThuC Edi',Ju l2no Co'h 81 n
PAUL FERhOLL, TALE by the an hor Of - IL Poems BY
v" from fourth Lo; d,u edition. lao. cloth 81
Books BY Rev y. TRENCH b
ONTHE STUDY or %OhDs. ! vol llmo. cloth IS cens
ENGLIsH PAST AND PREeENT rs cents
on THE L.. SsUi.S IN PROVERBS. l2no cloth. 80 csns
SYNONYMS or TIE NEW TESTAMENT. l2mo. cloth
POFMs ByRr B. c TRENCH, b. o.. srthor of rhs
SYISoER. l2rDc cloth :
CALDERON; his Life ard Ge. iis With Specimens Of Il.
J. REDFIE.D No. "a Beeiman Street.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14
HFO. CHhISTY AID WOODS MINSI'ktLS

St Ne ~ Broadway, Will 5e closed i)r 'e" Ii
vbseS The Hal 70 be reDoyssi Ad me fall soIroaIJ ~
p-Ifogp ~ troy UteA sScsse Bochester I'D ban@o wv
ic,ioe = r. s.a.ius VII D. siSea II deiiy psloI' -
HENRY WOOD h ssa.s Hasissef
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-14
TRADE IN FRANCE

from me FdrA Correspondent Of The London Times
Inc commercial situation OF Paris has not changed and
the present stagnation of affairs is kely to La, ornb,
or three weeks longer Some demands for articles de Pa
rs were received this week from England and the l,s,
packet from the United States brought or,Iers - ~
iofk Tor fas and Lyons manufacturer The latter how
ever cannot be executed account OF the ris which
aey taken place IN the price OF tissues The expor,son
or SPAIN has completely ceased and tile orders forwarded
previous to the nsurrection have been withdrawn The
accounts from the Fair OF Beaucaire continue tn no ss
factory Numerous purchasers from Pied,uopt C.ptrs
lu' ooFsica &c have presented themselves anfbought
up great portion OF the silk and cotton goods ON s.
Inc neighbong farmers Who for the last two wears dis
posed oil their produce TO great advantage wer. o mr.
chaslug largely snd believed that all the c,,on
stus sent from Rouen 10 Beaucaire would find buvers
eole tue c'oe OF the FAR Cereals have maintained
thir prices but the time distant when the holder Of
wheat and Hour will be compelled To aba their ra,an
tensions II the crops have been Indifferent in the south
they promise 10 the north of the oire the most shnns
PrOuuse. Inc hour available on the Paris market was
su scanty, and the price of the best quality
itself at lOlf SOC per sack Isl koyrsmmes Trans
acuons however, were very limited Contracts for future
delivery were effected lower raes-tbat il at s4f sOc
ior the last our months Of the year Prices woudhaye al
ready declined, it orders did not costinuay reach fnu
the South and Southwest of France The stork rs,n.;r
ing IN the halle on Saturday only Ii a2a m.trical
quintAs The harvest 10 Algeria /. not so abunp, AZ
was expected In most OF the Eastern and Southern
provinces of Sbain the produce is inferior to ,b.t of m
average year In the Danubian provinces at Odessa
haranopoi, and even Taganrog all the wheat on hand
was being exported Prices had somewhat increased in
hose paces IN consequence of the foundations in France
ana the scanness of the stock Cattle still show. an nm
ward tendency in prices. The temperature hss been for
the last fortnight extremely favorable 10 the vines wines
OF good quality nevertheless keep I'D their prices and
those OF an inferior sor being less inquired after alone
give "Ay LonguedOc brandy has risen in all the mar
hets Inc hect1e sells Tor 2O5f Paris and Bordeaux
ana the spirits extracted from beet for oOf in Paris and
l50. At Bordeaux
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-14

M LtIIFks FEoN THE SOY or HESRr CLAY-We have been
favored says the Express by friend with the
o some kters received 10y him from Thomas H. Clay Esq
on oil tue Statesman OF Ashland and from we are per.
Inittee to make the following extracts:
.p.-.;, Jnly, 1856.
Permit me to return to you my grateful thanks for the
snd mention you make in it ofmy honored father Had
ne hVed, am confident he would be of the Amsri.
its action.
believing to be the only national and conservative
party OF the country shall adhere to it so long as it pre-.
serves its integrity"
-, August, 1856.
"I am pleased to learn from YOU that M FiImore',
prospects are so bright in New York
I'm regard TO fhe Presidential election in Kentucky We
entertain no fears Kentucky will be she alsays has
been, aatna aud conservative BY her vote In Noyem.
Der she will rebuke seconasm and vindcate her own in.
iegrity"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-14
NUMBER 3s.
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
PROCEEDINGS or CONGRESS

"AsHiseroS, August iS.-Scnate.-A message vas 70
ee'Ted from the President, enclosing Secretary Marcv
letter on the subject OF privateering
The bill regulating the compensation of members Of
congress reported a lea days since, was passed.
The Senate then adjourned
Ho"e-Ihe Legislative, Judicial and Executive ammo
Panon OH was taken M The House adhered to il. for,
'e' anendment on the subject Of Kan-s- During tho
.ee nr' Campbell of Ohio. said he kne- and believed
men arrested in Kansas. charged with treason
would not be prosecuted to punishment
The House adjourned
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ARRIVALS Al The ENCHANGF Nom n
AND RALLARD HOIAE.

WEUHFNUtIt AFut
John Thutstou, Louisa Jas Main.
EAut, Sanfud 7 Iar,s.
Psitt std servt, Mss Prt Tenn X B5asau Va Wat,r
honro and serv, Gooehand EiwArd GRESHAM King Queen.
DJarnee aud son Or Quisoubery, Miss Ree Qssuhsrry
Sro1s Mt hsr,ien and sos, Hsrson. Miss Kngore
Mr. hlgore, franklin. Il: Savag- Miss VI Sav.g. Co
lubi- o. Mss Anna Kelly, Jno Lynehbg: - Terrell
sni Lady Ms Hedhsd aud ChId, Orange. nor CarotesTs
Pensey, No, W Hail. Bait. White.
Sedn' Fauquier, Chapman L gan Jno Freeman Mrs
frsen.n serrt sud Cli Miss freeman, Miss Dsuympe
yonr. Nsriols walter es I-s Of whit J,nkin Lady
child Jno Jenkins, Portsmouth. bryan, Gloucester James
Rain, FORT Claiborne; Alexander Dudey Kns og.-p. lsr
Gsorge y; Mrs Capt Davis family Williams Dauster
Z Nhliams Hall Lady. W Murlsurh Norfotk q
Montssus Mrs Bsyop Mrs Banks Miss rho-nion Giouestr
arh g-rs Nructu lae Mss FuIggh, Va Tsyrr @
h9unisnn I.e o. Wshti Ceugand Va Goode, Goods IT,
bns FRANK Payne, Aia Holmes. Ohafle.ton
sser sv {, Rer G Lance. Charleston:
Dess ~ Norfolk Grcsury Son, Amelia Ii stokes PTnes Tdd
w VI Hsrrson, Amelia, y Barnes Lady
Ars wharton LeSinron wlers Lsiy serv Mics Rete
Neal Misses Walters. Dtnvie. Miller W "A Mn., n,rk
inEhsm; B Pace. Dtnvllc, ~ Soke. Va
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NORTHERN MARKRrs

bALriAoRE Aug ls.-Flour dull; Howard Street
so.o2 Ohio and City Mills ss. Wheat two cents bette,
red si.SSal.4o; ; white sl.43aI.6o Corn-wbite and
yellow 6la62 cts.
Nkw YORK, Aug ls.-Flour buoyant; State 1855:
''o 800 southern essier-saes s7.75. Wheat i'm.
proving southern red sl57, white s.ssal.so. Corn
firm at 62 Stocks generally higher yi,,;r;. ~,
81 Sterling exchange %
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-14

DrcEAsE NENnEas o. INK BAR--The death oi two
old and much esteemed members Of the New York bsr
is recorded among the obituary notices to-day, via
Thomas Fessendeu, aged g. aud Cornelius BOger sged
ST.
Since writing the above have received the uelan-
choy intelligence Of the sudden death Of james j. Ring
ESQ, at Newport K. l. yesterday. The deceased vas
son Of u Ring Esq aud lawyer Of high standing.
IL will be remembered that he Of the counsel 10
the Mason vil osse,--[N " comp Tuesday,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-14

WAsHsG1oN, August 1.-The elaborate report on the
iarh and finances made by Mr. Campbell Of Ohio from the
Committee Of Ways and Means, in the House TO-DAY is
accompanied by bill increasing the st OF articles Tree OF
duty, which embraces those which enter into American
manufactures aud are not produced in this country. Wool
under Is cents sud over So pound az the port
where it imported sto be free oi dutythc intermediate
grades 10 remain subject 20 the present tariff The report
voluminous and tie result Of much labor IL Il accom-.
aned by valuable tables The bill proposed will reduce
The annual revenue shout six millions Of dollars The
minority Of the Committee intend presenting a report
which will not probably be prepared during the present
session l is contemplated to print ly thousand copies
Of the reports
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-14
A lstter from New York, la.ed ,he ma in., ..r.

meeting Of foreign refugees to the number of abou,
three hundred was held in this city yesterday for the pur.
pose OF forming association and forming plans To aid
IN the revolution which they think is impending
ia Europe From the tenor of the proceedings il seems
that there are several societies work here looking
tile same ends, amongst whom document has been put
IA circulation the sgners of which "bnd themselves
depart at the hrst signal OF democratic and social revou
on in Europe" good deal of redrepubican sentiment
ho"ed from the speakers OF whom were Frenchmen
out beyond the issuing of invitation for three delegates
from each OF the DETERRENT naonates in conven.
non on Friday next tor the purpose of perecng plans
nothing WAS done Recent correspondence from the va
rous revolutionary societies in existence in France
Was represented TO bo Of highly encouraging nature
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-14

AoNsrIR EsTABLIsHMEST.-The creates, clothing
e. establishment in the world, is that of Mr. Godiot in
rams lie employs si1ty-siI sewing g-machines kept in
motion by steam-engne of nneho power and which
se~ed all the over-eoIts for the Crimean army The
superintendent OF the establishment Is the Emperor's
taHor Dussantory who has invented cutting machine
capable OF cutting out feen once almost with
M 'h- rspidy OF Lightning. Besides the machines one
'uousAni ni woman and giis constantly engaged at
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TREATIES RATIFIED

ARLINGTON, August l3.-The Senate vas in .xecu
we session three hours to-day, ard ratified the tr.a-,
VIZ" Austria ana Baden Tor the eItrniiion OF criminals.
e commercial treaties With the two Seies and Nj
earasuA The latter made with the fo,me, vov.,,
ment OF Nicaragua The treaty with the sapdw;ch Ia
lands vas considered but not acted upoo
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THE FoRuGN NorE ~ lowA.-loEa has doubtless turn
cd over from Buchanan, exchanging that Democra,
for the other, Fremont despatch from Burlington
says:
"The Germans true steel 10 freedom and led
the van in the contest"
Can there be any doubt Of the wisdom Of the Amer
lean movement Can southern Democrats longer hesitate
~ 20 the they should pursue Iowa Is but the pre-
cursor Of Wisconsin Illinois ard Michigan Even 10 81
Louis Southern city the foreign vote has been given
y r Blair Jr who isas rabid Republican as his father
kentucky Louisiana and Texas W also large Repub
can vote. Where Is this state ofthings end II not i'm
medaicy chcckcdy The only practicable mode Of check
ug the advance Of the "Republcans is for the National
Democrats 10 uoite with the National Americans upon W.
Fillmore. And such, confident will be the csso
With the rank and hlc Of the National Democracy what
ever may be The decision Of the poltcians Washington
Organ.
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UNFoUNDED REPORTS

" "AsiilSGroS, August l3-The report that the Pre.i.
ueht has requested Judges Lecompte and Cate Of Kan
as to resign, and that they from the terri,o,v "a
unioundei. -
There is no ground for the statement that the p,oeo.d
ngs IN the Kansas treason cases arc Il, he op.sh.5
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THE PAoiTrc RArLRoAD-The following is the test
vote by which the Pacific Railroad bill was laid upon the
table in the Senate, on Tuesday
Yeas-Messrs. Bayard. Bell of y. H.. Benamiu. Birr.
Bright Droadhesd Brown. Butler. CLAY Douglas. Fessep.
den, Fitzpatrick Hale, Houston Hunter Iyerson MALLORY
Mason. Peace, Reid, Sidcl, Thompson OF Ky Thoni.
sun Ui \. j., Toombs and YuIee-25
Nays-Messrs. Adams Allen Bell Of Tenn Bieler
Cas-, Coauer Dodge, Durkre. Foot Foster Geyer liar.
lao James, Jencs Of O~s Jones Of Tennessee Pratt Sc
ha,uan, ScNard Smart TrumJull, Wade, Weller and
Mright-2S.