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

uy6Eax.n.L The MUSIC SIURE.-P'
6SEEUXz&H FL TAYLOR would rssnind his
MH NJ friends and the public generally that
u v his store is on Governor street.
whore may De found PIANO FORTEs, MELODE
0HS, GUITARS, VIOLINS, FLUTES and ACCOR
OkOfs Of the best quality and the lowest prices
He IL sole agent in this city for the sale OF the ces
DRAFTED NUNS Clark's PIANOS, which are not sur
passed By any other makers, and equaied but BY fav
A.eo, Gale l. Co.'s superior Pianos.
Guitar and Violin STRINGS, of the best quality
He has the largest stock of MUSIC to be found In
this State and is constantly receiving the latest puh
catons which he will SCI at the most reduced prices
sud upon as good terms as can be had elsewhere.
~ Pianos tuned, repaired, and let on hire.
" Old Pianos tax en- in part pay for ones
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HATS, CAPS, SHOES, 20.

SHOES AND BOOTS MADE TO ORDER.
~ MR.. JAMES FELLOWS, Superintendent in
gentlemen's department; Mr.. JOHN KIMPEL, do
do Ladies do
The subscriber having in his employment the above
named Cutters who are known to be equal to any in
the State, respectfully to the public that
he Is prepared to have made to order in the neatest
style, every description of Ladies' and Gentlemen
Boots, Caters or Shoes of any style desired.
HENRY w. QUARLES;
fe19 No. Is Pearl street.
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NIFTY GENTS AND ONE DULLAR a
Il BOTTLE.-DOLLAR CORDIAL, the most re-
nowped Medicine ever introduced, for the cure of q
certain disease and debility, with certainty and dis
patch, in a few days. with the saving of time and
uooney-receiyed the CHEST appreciation from Nom
bers Of the College of Surgeons in London and is
used in most of the Hospitals in England, where the
most severe cascs of weakness have succumbed, by
the use of this valuable Medicine.
Price so cts. and 81 per bottle.
To be had of l.. 3. THOMAS, DR.. o. B. HILL,
DUVAL NORTON. CHAS. MILLSPAUGh, J.
B. WOOD, s. 81. ZACHRISSoN. and A. LESLIE,
oppt site the R. +. K. g. Depot, Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-09

.'uIl SALE..I3U feet Of Eround on Grncc
street, opposite the Agricultural Fair Grounds So
Also $50 feet In the same square. Broad street -
The whole, part thereof Is offered for sale Apply
to DE-. BROOCKS, at his Office,
lie l9-lmh Main st., between 7th ana 9th sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-09

nACkSON'S EXCELSIOt BlTTERs is
- peculiarly adapted by its composition, to every
disease of the liver and stomach which produced by
our ever varying climate. la all forms of bilious
diseas-s and Liver Complaint, it is Of the most
valuable remedies.
Prepared only by R. H. JACKSON, and for sale
by DRUG gists generally. 10 %
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1IOTTEK,s BNENsT CLOT n s..A
lHl CERTAIN PREVENTIVE QE AND BE

WI CERTAIN PREVENTIVE OF. AND RE
LIEF TO A GATHERED BREAST.-These Cloths
have been in for several years. and with
scarcely any advertising, have met with rapid sale.
Hundreds have testified to their efficacy in prereHting
the formation of Mammary Abcess or Gathered
Breast, allsying Inflammation where it mad CONNER
ed and in producing an easy 6ow of milk They
the invention of Virgins Lady who had long been
to tiad relief frora any other source. They be
at all times without In inconvenience and have
appsd promptly and before the disease had appear
ed. They may be easily transmitted 10y mail to any
part of the country; and orders accompanied with
the receipt of them, with full directions for their
For sale by the agents,
MEADE l. BAKER, Apothecaries,
1876 Main, N. w. corner OF 10th street,
ie 30-dI elm Richmond. Va
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ssPKlNG GUODS...Sve are now opening
- stock of SPRING TRIMMINGS, which, 81
usual consists of great variety of and desire.
bic goods. We receiving FRESH SUPPLIES
every week, and customers may assured thst
by giving call at they will themselves
much time and trouble in the tedious effort oil
MATCHING TRAININGS"
HIRSH BOTTCHER,
NH 25--4ms aDg Broad street.
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MILLING BUSINkSS...The Aiming Bu
1fl siness heretofore conducted under the firm OF
II. 7. K. 8. TALIAFERRO, at our Flour Mills
will in future be managed by u.s.
Office corner Of Cary and 18th streets.
10 1Llm DUNLOP, MONCURE L CO.
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STOCkS EOR sALE..-VIRGfNiAe FIX
~ PER CENTS FOR SALE-We have always %
hand hrst class Securities for investment. Psneos
wishing 10 purchase will fad IL their ntsrsst 70
give US call
nv Pit. G. w PURCELL coz
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1 1NEN GOODs...We nave some decioe ed
IL bargains in all kinds of Linen Goods consisting
of Table Cloths; Table Diapers; Towelinss; Pillow
Linen; fine and common Shifting Linen; Linen Cam
brio Hdkfs for gentlemen and ladies' and many other
goods in that line, which we will sell cheap
J. MiLLHISER BRO
iy7 1913 Rrosd street
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- GkNTLEMEN'. sHUEs.-Gen-
8 tlenen, we have on hand large stock
of French Caltskin Oxford Ties of
CT y manufacture; also city made Patent Leather
Shoes. These Shoes will be sold as cheap as North
ern made Shoes of the 6esci ption.
Also large variety of cheap Caters, for gents at
C.. 5. MATRICES,
ie 81 Isl Main st., Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-09

u KICKS, BRICKS, Is n &C X Save
y have for sale privately, large stock of well burn
ed Dock Bricks, which viii sell low any person
in want
We are also prepared to contract for Brick work,
under the supervision of MIR. Luke McKenna.
LARUS SHINE,
Ia---ts u Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-09

- HAMPTON, Va-This delightful wAteriag place
open for the reception of visitors by the day,
wesk, month season. 1t il situated on an eleva-
ted point and commands an extensive and splendid
view of the Bay, Hampton Roads, James River, and
the surrounding country.
The advantages for Bathing are not surpassed by
any other watering place, and the climate is pro-
verbal for health.
The Proprietor pledges himself to make every eff.
fort render the stay of visitors pleasant and takes
the liberty to refer for his ability and disposition to
please to those who have heretofore selected Chess
peake Hall for their summer retreat.
ie 2-Sm r. G.. BANKS. Proprfetor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-09

A. l. 4 n CARDS IODIDE OF IRUN
- PILLS; The genuine Wallets Pills; Phosphate
and Iron Lozenges; Racahont des Arabes; Pate Pee
torse, and Sirop Pectoral de Nafe d. Arhhre; Bread
Waters aud Medicine Envelopes, for Disgusting nau
seous medicines, IN the form OF either pill POWDER
with general assortment of foreign and domestic
Pharmaceutical Preparations For sale at
MEADE IL BAKERS
New Apothecary Store, 186 Msin st.,
jy2-dIw N w corner of 10Th st.
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MEDICINES.
EMILE CAUTION FOX NEXT Al

ENTLE CAUTION FOX NEXT AU
NJ TUMN.--
How gentle its rest and peaceful its slnmber
Soon with the dead its form will be numbered:
A mothers fond hope to the father pleasure
How soon must they part with their early found
treasure.
Mother, dear hether.--it stsrts from its sleep;
What . psng for the Fsther---the dear Mother
weeps.
Too well she remembers, when to her bosom she
folds,
How neglectful was she when the child had Cold.
Now take my advice, allow me to mention.
OF slight Coughs and Colds--it leads to Consump-
ton.
And happy the thought, it will dspel all your gief
Ii given TO Chidren--- LEONAkDS INSTANT
RELIEF.
Wholesale Agents, Messrs PURCELL. LADD
CO. To be had of all Druggists in Richmond.
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. Pop feet SIS Poplar
10 expected daily per schr. Brand wine. and for
sale low from wharf.
EDWARD E. DUDLEY,
je q 18th 81. between Main and franklin.
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Nk. LEFkBVKE,s CHUut, MEH m
lFl FA.--The next session OF this Institution W.
open on the let day of October 1855, and eloss Oh
the first day of Jnly. 1851, ~,
TERMs.--Board 500; Washing $40. Enslish Ia'
Music on Piano, Harp or Guitar $50 Drawing SO
Drawing from nal ure SO; Painting, water colen "a
in oil $50. Primary Department for children uaas'
10 years Of ase $50.
s-.Patrons Of the School; Risht Rev
Bishop Mead, Right Rev. Bishop Johns fieht nsr
bishop Cobbs OF Alabama, Rev. Moses d: hots, =
D., the clergy Of tho Episcopal Charea OF snxhrr
FAcuLrY-..hubert r. Lsfsbvre. A ~. Pnscpa
Rev h keppler, Rev w. G. Webb, John Ln
tie, NJ. D., n. A Lewis. AZ. D Joseph micasrd, Iea'
A. Caiys, q. w. Thiion, Mise aeraon. Mrs Tyio'
Madame Estvan, Mile Lacy, etc., etc. =,
All letters 70 be dirseted TO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-09

{ u n Eli an uuw In regular receipt oil
~ SOFT and HARD COKE---the former de-
hghtfu fuel for CRATES, and tho latter excellent
and economical substitute for anthracite coal fol
stoves, ranges and heating furnaces. Apply at the
coke yards corner of 10th street and Basin bank
NH 2---.ta JRG WF9TH ar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-09

1 AND An CHEsTkRFIEi.D FOR SAI1k,
miles trem Richmond, and one mile from the g. 4 P.
Railroad. This tract contains IS acres About one
third is cleared and is in cultivation the balance is in
original growth The Improvements consists of toiera
BILE good framed Dwelling iexS6 feet and other ne.
cesesry out houses with Spring of excellent water
Fordurther information apply to w. L. Charley, on
the premises, or to II. J. NUNALLY,
is l7-lms Mauchester
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-09

SUMMkk STOCK now being reduced
~ we invite the attention of purchasers of Summer
Clothing to the assortment hsnd ssssurins tho's
disposed to buy, that bargains will DO offered,
LINEN PANTS; also, Msrseillss Pants, in grsN
varety-the assortment comprising eoInplets i' Of
sizes also full line OF colors
ALPACA COATS also Drap d'Ete Farmers 30
tin and Single Milled Cloth Coats made up 10 the
behtest. and still substantial manner.
nARSEILLES VESTS, both White and Fancy
Plain and Figured.
The assortment is large, and we wish to close thea
cut. Lock for ITO Main st.
jy8 GROSHONG l. TUPMAN
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nOG MUZZLES CULLARS, CHAINS
- &c.-Just received by Express. full assortme Mt
suitable for any Dog from Poodle to q Nswfound
land; for sale cheap at THOMAS HOWS,
PIT 2la Vain street.
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DOILARDs RHEUMATIC INitlENT

l. Some remarkable cures performed by THE Linl-
ment have come under our especial notice OF late,
and among them we will mention the case of e Mrs
Johnston on Union Hill, who had beep confined to
her bed for more than a week by rheum stisn, and
was cured BY ONE BOTTLE OF PoLLARD's RHEUNA-
TIC LINiMEaT. Prepared only by
JOHN W. POLLARD,
Druggist, 18th street.
And for sale by Druggists throughout the city.
NH j1--ta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-09

BALTIMORE MARKET, July 8.--FIour very firm at
&G75 for old and 81 for new. Wheat ana Corn firm
and unchanged.
NEW YORK MARKET Tuesday, July - Flour and
Wheat firm and unchanged. Corn unsettled. Stocks
lower. Va. 6's 93t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-09

MOTT CE...The sabscriber, having been
reelected Constable In the 9Th District 81 nee
rico county bess leave inform the public thst %
will take pleasure n attending any business IN say
part Of this county that may be entrusted To him ss
will use every txcrtion so te perform the various %
ties a. that ali concerned viii be satisfied My rssF
tencs 10 ON the Westhsm Plank Road, short o..
lance west Of the city Of Richmond, where ! Ia'I
generally be found. Respectfully,
iy S-diH THOS. n. MONTAGUE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-09

E(ONNETs RIBBONS, rAktASULs and
- FRENCH EMBROlDERY.-Wl be opened, in
my large sales room up stairs this morning, direct
from New York, alarge assortment of Bonnsts Rib
bons. Parasols % cartons French Embroidery, en-
bracing a general assortment of rich and de sirable
styles. At private sale only to the trade for few
days.
je6 ALEXANDER MOTT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-09

A VI Ella WHITE SUP u X
n SPRINGS. situated Il miles from Jetersville
Depot ON the Richmond and Danvills Railroad, 81
miles from Richmond will be opened the LIST of July.
The waters of hess Springs said to be equal
to any waters in the mountains and have been anal
lied in Phadelphs, aud have the same properties of
the Greenbrie White Sulphur.
TERMS OF BOARD foilows:-Per day 3 80; per
week SO; per month"; for % days, $2a Children over
years old and under II years, and servants, half
price.
There will be omnibus, always ready to take
visitors to the Springs. "
10 12-d2m THOS. c. sWILLSON i SONS.
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DURE FRENCH BRANDY AND pUHT
WINE-for medical purposes; for sale at
bATTAILE'S Dug & Chemical Store,
10 25-u Corner 9TH and Broad SITS
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NEW GENEVA. FAYETTE COUNTY,
~ Pa FEBRUARY 4, Is56-DR. l. SCOTT Co .--itis
with much pleasure that l inform you that gave
one dose of ysur McLane's Improved VernIfuse TO
child of mine that sck. 1t brought from him
between 80 and 40 large Worms, without nauseafing
him in the least He after recovered his hesith
JESSE PROVINCE.
All the above Medicines for sale by Purcell, Laid
K Co., and Alex. DuvaL Richmond. jy8
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WILLIAM JURGENS has located in thi.
w city, and will be glad to rsceivs orders from
gentlemen DESTROYS to havt their houses PAINTED
FRESCO in superior and elegant style, at Mr.. O. A.
Streckers Apothecary Store. Terms moderate.
lie 24-dlm-
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u LACKBEKRY BKANDY.--A fresh sup.
ID ply of Blackberry Brandy. prepared by fermenEa.
ton; also, Turner'S Ginger Wine, for sale at
HILLS Drug Store, Franklin IT.,
ie "a Corner above Old Market
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-09

IIeessaeaca, having appointed vi r.
nw,LLaAM .5EtlLL his Agent for couductins
hs rAINTIno BUSINESS In ell It's brsnches. At
ns shop on Broad street. between 9Th ana 7rh ats
Rspecifniiy ASKS continuance and Increase of ths
Ps-onsse 20 literally bestowed on him vs. ''~
q Orders EFF ii the shou will be- ,,o,,,., :.
teldedto sy Mr. Be.iil. ptwomPt,y AZ
ty 4-in "ACLE.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
THE LAW OF NHwsp.PRRs.

The project Of new law on the subject Of news
paper publications has been introduced into the
Assembly OF Albany by Mr.. A. J. Mills, the Men,
ber from Orange. who has submitted for enactment
a bill In the following terms
"SEcTioS l. Any editor or publisher of any daily
weekly, semi-weekly newspaper in this State, who
sh all permit, cause TO be published in bis or her
paper, any Anonymous letter or communication, shall
upon conviction, be fined sum not exceeding $50,
and II such letter communication b. derogatOry to
the character OF any individual 10 be slanderoGs
under the laws Of this State such person shall in sd
dtion 10 such fne, be imprisoned for term not ex.
ceeding six months.
ske. 2. This act shall take effect Immediately"
Mr.. Mills, for aught we know to the contrary,
may be in other respects a very excellent man;
but he appears to suffer under two disabilities
which, however common they may be at Albany,
are nevertheless decided obstacles in the way Of
playing the part of legal reiormer. In the first
place, he does not seem to be aware Of what the Law
Is at presents in the second place he does not seem
10 have very distinct idea Of what he would Ike
10 have it, BY the law, as 1t stands, if the pub
lisher Of any newspaper shall insert therein apy
anonymous letter or communication ode.
'rogatory 10 the character Of any, individual
$50 u 10 be slandcrOus under the laws Of this
State he is liable to be indicted, and, if
found guilty, to be punished by fine and i'm.
prisonment at the discretion of the Court
The change then, in the law which Mr.. Mills
proposes to introduce is to take away this dsc.e-
tiOn from the Court, 50 far as the publication Of
anonymous letters and communications of a alan.
derous nature is concerned, and to limit the nun.
ishmeuts which can be inflicted in such case, 20
fine not exceeding fifty dollars, and imprisou.
ment not exceeding six months.
BY way Of Offset, as it were, to this relaxation
of the law o. 1t now stands against the publishers
sf anonymous ibels, Mr.. Mills further proposes I,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
YOUNG SOUTH CAROLINA.

We lately reprinted from North Carolina
Ia paper an account Of the murderous riots of the
students Of the College OF South Carolina at Col
umbia. These accounts seemed to outrun so much
the average even Of slaveholding outrages that we
were suspicious that the story might be hoax, and
withheld il for day or two to avoid being sucked
IN BY such a vOItex-the rather, as no accounts of
the affair appeared in the Columbia papers, from
the fear a. the Wilmington correspondent affirms,
that "tbe students would be down upon them
A" with sharp sticks if they should comment upon
iti-a striking illustration Of the freedom Of the
press under the protecting shadow of the Palmet-
to. But il seems now 10 be an ascertained fact,
and to have passed beyond the cautious custody of
our gallant Columbia cotempOraries, so that we
shall avail Ourselves OF the distance which sepa-
rates us from the sharp sticks, and the things
sharper than sticks with which the ingenious
youth Of South Corolna regulate the police and
the press, and venture a remark or two thereup0n.
According to the Wilmington writer party Of
these seions Of chivalry were perambulating the
streets Of Columbia on the night Of the 18th Of
February, with the avowed determination OF mur-
deriDg the Chief Of Police. Whether this was
merely usual ebulltion Of youthful spirits or an
outbreak Of the natural antpathies existing be-
tween students aud restraining authorities. or
whether it was in expiation Of some foregons NAL.
ieassnce Of this oficsl does not appear. But the
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17


WASHINGTON March 10, 1856.
Mr. Buchanan's letters by the Arabia announce
that the feeling in political circles in England to-
ward the United States is much modified on pres
ent differences. The reaction is even stronger
than indicated by the press, and is favorable to q
reasonable adjustment. No difficulty is now an
tcpated on that score, although there has been no
very recent conferences. owing to Lord Claren-
dOn's absence at Paris
Lord Palmerston's Government is regarded as
tottering, having been twice beaten in Parliament,
including the Peerage question and one Police
measure which was withdrawn. 1t is supposed
that any treaty Of peace would unseat him, if his
retirement should not be precpitated by other
Issues.
Some apprehension is entertained as to the pollt-
ical effect of the publication of the enlistment and
Central American correspondence. The recent
friendly demonstrations toward Mr.. Buchanan VIII
remain until bis successor arrives, whom Mr.
Buchanan will present Immediately. Perhaps Mr.
Dallas may be installed tomorrow.
Two affidayits have been received by the Gov
erpment from commissioned officers attached to
the Foreign Legion, stating that the British Vice
Consul, Mr.. Stanley, agreed to pay them and suck
others as were under indictment or held to bail for
recruiting the same compensation as though H
service, and they received $72 monthly unf Il
recently, when Mr.. Stanley told them he was soT ag
to Washington to close affairs, and asked them for
correspondence and other documents in their pos
session. These were delivered in mistaken conf
dence, and then the men were discarded. Hence
came the publicity.
Dir. Vanderbilt has made no application to Gov
ernment as alleged on Change, in regard to inter-
vention against Walkers seizure Of the Frem@it
charter, has he received any assurance OF ias
sort. AS the case is now presented no groun'i for
interference appears, aad If one ia claimeri, the
affair will be scrutinized with caution before any
involve ment is risked.
The treaty with Denmark on the Sound Dues
expires about the middle Of April urder the notice
given but the President has exter.ded the time for
going into practical effect sky days longer at the
urgent request Of that Government 1t appears
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
ASSAULTS AND BATTERIES.

We had occasion day or two since to refer to
the sentence passed by the Recorder of this city in
an aggravated case of assault and battery. That
sentence was an instance of what seemed to us an
unequal distribution of justice, and we spoke of it
accordingly. We now have to speak of some
what similar affair in which the sentence can only
be de'cribed as incomprehensible We mean the
noioriOu, cases Of COburn and Dalton at Boston
Ibese two persons, as is well known, committed
,Ho perfectly independent assaults on the same
day, to be sure, but at different hours, upon two
young men, Parker and Sumner, whom they en-
tiecd to Columns house for the express purpose Of
beating them, employing for that purpose two sep.
arate and distinct false pretenses-in the first
n note Of invitation which they had frightened Mrs
Coburn into writing, and in the second a false
message of which they pretended to be the bearers
from Mrs Dalton to Sumner.
Shortly after these assaults and batteries, Sum-
ner died The sssailants were tried for maaslaush-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
occurring

FILLMORE II NEw.JERsEY.-The nomination OF
Mllard Fillmore appears not to be well received IN
New-Jersey either by the people or the press There
are 65 newspapers in the State, of which 30 are Wing
and Know Nothing, IL Democratic, and II neutral.
OF these only seven have hoisted the Fillmore and
Doneson ticket, and these are five of the Wing and
Know Nothing and two OF the so-caed National jour
nails. Only one of The Necark Daily Eagle,
which previous to becoming KnOw-NOthiug paper
was the Democratic organ Of Esse1-is published
daily The others are issued weekly and Of them
have been regarded as very influential.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

A fearful catastrophe occurred on Saturday night
On the Delaware river at Philadelphia. One of the
ferry boats plying between Philadelphia and Cam
den took ERE while in the middle of the stream.
About one hundred passengers were on board
They precipitated themselves into the water, and
a large number of lives were lost by drowning.
The beat burned to the waters edge.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
Newpork daily gribm,re
MONDAY, MARCH II, 1856.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

No notice be taken Of Communications What
ever Intended for be authentic ated by the
and address OF the wIternot necessarily for pubca
too, but as guarantee Of his good faith.
We cannot undertake rejected Communications
TO OpR In sending rei,tanoes e
euentiy omit mention the Of the POsObce and
set frequently the Of the State which thex paper
70 be sent-sways mention the OF the Po't tis'
and State
w H. ALLESWhere shall send the papers you ordered
RUnsrY-whst Post OHce dc you wish the pepper
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
AFFAIRS IN KANSAS.
,pondenee ofThe n. Y. T,lbune.

Editorial Correspondence OF TIE n. \. Tribune
WAsHINGToS, Friday, March Ia, 1856,
The following letter just received from an emi-
nent citizen Of Kansas, who lived thereia and was
trusted by the Government long before the Terri
tory was organized, embodies facts aud cOnsiders-
tiens which the American People ought to unIer-
sts1d and consider. II wa addressed to the Hon.