davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-14


The New York Tribune wakes patriotic and eio-
quen., Ia The description Of Fourth of July eeie-
bration at Tarrytown, New York, whereof that
enterprising young man, Col. Fremont. to
have been the hero It appears. from the glowing
account Of the Tribune, that the Peoples Candi
date (mesnirg Fremops> had accepted an invita-.
ton from saen. Webb. of The Courier aad Enoai.
yer, to spend the Fourth at HE country seat mile
two from the depot of the Hudson River Rail.
road, AT Tarrytown. By some means, unknown TO
General Webb, the intelligence got abroad ola
cards were posted at the village, aud one Of them
conveyed TO Col. Frement Immediately. and IN
conformity with fesoiu ton he had taken at the
outset of the campaign, the Colonel siguisaa n
General Webb, that he should be Obliged to deny
himself the Anticipated pleasure as he had deter
mined, in ne instance, to ACCEPT public rscept;oas
daring the Presidential canvass However ,ha
Inhabitants Of Tarfytown were not aware Of ,b;e
ehsDge In the pisa until the arrival Of the trail,
which VAS 70 hsve brought the man az tie mao.
plei consequently, they taraed ont in great num-
'.asrs 20 welcome him. Upon General Webh.. 81.
noansing tee circumstances which preeludee Col
sssmoats visit. the propresy and good taste az
n's determination were at once apparent 10 the
though evidently disappointed At not see.
'nf fhe man whoia they had como 10 honor they ac-
asaseea sLcertuIly IN his decislcn and gave three
Tunes three hearty and significant cheers TOR Ere.
mont after This three more were given for leg
ST. Wao with specimen yenng America, Was
~ sar cars strs. Fremont WAS escorted to tie
cafsisss through the multitude, veiea; snd with
se'a - rourtehy tlle sager people refralns from
pfas* 20 close. es ayen rssalfeztspg their coed
fssiiag ~ fepeatlng the cheers utieh haa prer,.,
x.kt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-14
rHET DAILY lDIsP III Oh
-. s.,v..,,n. .gssly IL. 1856.


FruucS and the GH5sea sHf1ess
& saassns psrIs iass4si saanss Aa@iAnn VITA
besna .as.re dependency Of tss tnisea psassa
+. ao.ss rssevga slt Enyssssa ssisl1o hgs - !
n, 81 tse sv.cr.. - sBe Iraacl sFsisafs = 800
o.,,,..v predicted sseasd DC sas az.
I, yrff 20 rtcoIiecfed llai, nj S5e niAe = =
r,rar,uton' siayassai, she Washington corssspoa
asn,a 81 tic lps.r-s<y ss Etd's ssis AZ New ORR.
via ssars Supposed 70 be % the sesfssS O the
,rsnrh a.absssy at Washington. Erged Every con
nesvrt,se and snecnceissb.e reason Y NJ fnxsand
r,s 70. ana ygor,is not pocket the Staged aroni
- - g.,a,,r,.s,,a z,a.sssi France would have
,.snsI !. Golden harvest IL England and the Z nj
-. s,s,as saa zane 70 ioggerheads No wonder
-. .a..r,.iis.q beeome inrafured; under their
or,,,., s,s.,rain,,r,rs We rejoice ihat England
30. .o su,,cb ssgacity aud SELF control 20 be pro
x,o al - tainted to such an act Ct sacila! eoY rs
a var ysish America. on account 81 the mere dis.
,oissal Of an unacceptable Ambassador As Epg-
lands being dependency Ct TIC faited States, :
however fiattsrng the idea % national vanity,
we RECEIVE !, with all allowances for The motive
which prompts the compliment, and the ssdree
frors which Il comes TIE TWO nations are fatitu-
sHy dependant upon each other. and one cannot
strike & blow atthe ot1ser whieb viii not rebound
WITH equal Injury upon its own head. Therefore
they will bufy the tom&hawk and struggle On to-
eethsr in noble competition for the advance Of ei-
yilnasion and the victories Of peace. These two
great and free countries will continue, as hereto
fore, champions Of Anglo-saxon liberty and sworn
foes OF dsspotisn. with strong probability that,
in the war Of sbsolutism against freedom, which
viii yet shake Europe 10 its centre, they VIII hgn'
side By side, aud lie stars and stripes ningle in
fraternai folds with the red cross of Britain Where
viii Eraaee be ia thai contest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-14
From Central Observation-Disclosures EiesEei
President.
Lnfer fron, Ryex:ce.

NEW ORLEANS, July l2.h--The steamer Tex
a.. with dates from Vera Cruz to the 5ih inst, has
arrived.
The Spanish feet Lad departed from Ferss F u
Comenfort had decided upon the sale OF al the
lands belonging to the church, and all religion
corporations
The new constitution and the decree conhscsting
the church property was apDiauded<
new State would De formed under Inc eonsll.
tuition with the title Of The State Of the Valley Of
Mexico.
Hostilities had been commenced by The States
Of Leon and Chihuahua against TaIaauiipas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-14

Joe T. Cummings. printer, lately farred and
festhered by the Missourians, was recently com.
postor in the Wheeling, Va, Times office.
Moses Cawood, an old citizen of the Virgins
Saliaes, committed suicide on Thursday, By shoot
ing himself with rifle.
Ex-tsov Floyd and Col T. Evans, Of Rich
mond delivered addresses at Abingdon, Va. on
the 4th inst.
There was a large Kansas meeting az Chenille
Ala on the 18th lust, when $1,000 was subscribed
Only . deaths at Memphis, Tenn for TIE week
ending the 9Th, Of which 5 were from sun stroke.
rhs.traek Of the Virgins and Tennessee Ran
road win be laid 10 Abingdon this week
The South Carolina papers are discussing the
pToprieiy & paying Ar. Brooks ine Gu, Of he
State Treasury
The sum of $500 was realized bv F.,r !,
Abingdon. Va. for Martha washing.ea COLLEGE "
+. Ferrabi. well known Railroad Supsrinsar \
ent in Georgia. Is dead
This Washington lTeras, American bv .r,s..r
Itys ccntrsdicis the reported withdrawal az re-,
Hoasien from the American party
s A violent thunder storm killing tva or .h-a.
persons, occurred in New Orleans on the 4ts :,
July. 80 ~
A severe bail storm occurred in HaIfax c.r..~
Va, last week. breaking sha window And he ri
down the tobacco crop -' - a. 8
TIE market house and Mayors Office Il par,..
mouih, Va, war burned on Friday night. 8 3,
Andrew ". Iresou, Of Abingdon. u ~. 49,.
appointed man agent between Lynchburg Ana g.
lem. 81 -S''sA's NM 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-14
NnYnI InteIiirence.

WAsHINGTos, July lin the event of the fail
IRE of the Honse To pass the resolution to expel
Mr.. Brooks II is IN contemplation to offer one al
ready prepared. strongly cepsuriug his conduct
AS aseer.ained at the Nsvy Department there
now thirty Eve captains, thirty eight con rnsnd
ers, and thirty-two iieuienants on leave and wait
ing orders The i've masters ana eighteen psssd
midsbipmen, who recently passed their exanlina
ton at the Naval Academy, will be Immediately
ord ~ sea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-14
aa.I;.r NJ ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,

NEW YORK, July l2-The steamship Herman,
for Southampton. ssiled hence 10 day with $1,000.
0O9 in specie and 36 passengers. Among the pas
sengers was Prince PAM William, Duke of Wur-
temblrg. 7. A. Hoppe, Richmond, Va, and 4 S.
Joynes and a. IL West Of Va
The steamer Edinburgh. for Glasgow, took ont
The Z. S. steamship Relief, Il days FROM Rio, IS
below, bound up.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-14
srur.EGrApHfC NEW 3.
REPORTED ron II H DI SP Al g -
LATEH FROM cALIToRn1A.
,a1popTasr FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.


AA'-''--- TrcCps rs illed, Dc.
,yr.v ORLEANS, Jaiy I2-4 rhe sleasser DanleI
wabste- has arrived here. With aetss from CALI
tnrata 10 The 9TH June.
,rhe speorge Elxw had ssiEed from San Juan for
revr York with S1o0 go n specie
No tieersa~e had taken place in the excitement
in California; Very few rersens responded e tae
Gov errors proclamation, while the Vigilsnee geH
raittee were receiving recruits by II usaTfas -
They have six thousand stand Of arms and taaffy
elunons
The Governor collected few hundred men and
went 10 Benieia 10 get arms from the URed
States arsenal, but Gen Wool refused to let nm
have than
The Governors forces were encau1ped near san
Francisco
TIE Committee had oanished six more roSues,
and eontioued arresting them
Nearly all the towns in the interior had he'd en-
thsiagtic nseeiagsia favor of Tie eofneaittee sio
formed organizations &c assist it.
The report. from Inc mines are fayorabie.
Indian War in Oregon
Indian host:lities continue in Oregon smith
command had been attacked near the aieaaoWs,
and Il killed and Is wounded Inc iaoian soss
was considerable.
Col Wright lad one-third o. his c9iiialapu AiiIs1
by the Yukotua Indians
From Central America walker Eiesaea
President.
The news from Nicaragua is important Zen
Walker was elected pfesidect Oh tha an OF June,
and OIL. the 18th, President hissa anu tDc Al'lin
ter OF " arieft Leon. They afterwards appeared
st Chiuendago, collected a0 natives eailea u tne
oatposts. aud ordered the Americans to eyaeaa,e
Leon The order was obeyed and Eiyas took pos
session with 120 men
Gen. Walker declared Rvas and lis party tFai-
tors,
Most of the officers Of the former cabinet ad-
hered 70 " alkar
The I'D sanee guard of the Guatemalan army
proceeding against Walker, reached santa anna
on the / th jane and were cordisiy received.
1t Is reported that Col Come ana otnef eAei','
GERS Ct the Mexican army have gone TO GuaseinA-
la to assist against Walker.
"A strong revouton bad broken ouf IL Costa isi-
ca headed by the party which Opposed the lnYa'
siCp Of Nicaragua.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-14
Powder NiifA;y p,osiau.

Hartford. July II Two of Hazards powder
mills at Ha4srayille exploded this morning -
Three worklaeu, named Alcock, Whitehead and
Lnvery, were dangerously, and it is feared fatally
Injured. Tie cause of the accident is not known
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-14

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE Alton Courier learn
that Colonel Lane, with his company OF erigran.s
for Kansas, was driven back into Iowa on the 9TH
The report Is doubtful, al Col Lanes company
at Oscaioosa on the 20, ls0 miles from the Mis-
sour river
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-14
deception OF Hen. John G.. Breekinriage
in s,aussVIEte.

LOUISVILLE, July IL The Hon John c. Breek-
inriige arrived here yesterday and was last night
serenaied at the Gait House In response to the
call OF his friends, lie made brief speech lie re-
garded the Republican end Democratic parties as
the Two great eontending parties OF the country,
and denounced The former very energetica'ly.-
There was great enthusiasm among tho Dsnoe-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-14

COLLEGE CONFERENCE.-THE commence
rnept Of Dickinson College. Pa, tool place 90 the
10Th Among the graduates vino delivered ad'
dresses were the following from Virginia ". III.
HaFnsberser, Port Republic j. P, Marshall, Paris;
w. y. Waiston, DruIamqndtown The degree OF
a. b ,yas conferred upon Vim. d. Parsons, Jas.
Z. Marshall and W M Harnsberger Of Vs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-14
Mren, ,rexna-Heuvv Ereshet

NEW ORLEANS, July l2-By the arrival OF the
steamer Chas Morgan, from Galveston GA the 10Th
inst we learn that the Rio Grande river had over
flowed higher than had been known before for ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-14

AMERICAS PORK IN FRANCE is stated thai
the Preach government finding Itself al the elost
of the war; with stock of American Pork on
hand amounting 10 $1,000 barrels advertised al
pubic sale OF 2tn0o0 KIDS. te take place on The
l2sh but as the a1ied price of 1909 francs per n
lots Or nett lsU0 kllos, with FIVE and half per CT
auction charges. eca!d not be realized the sale did
not come off
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-14

SALE OF A RAiLRoAD,--The whole property Of
the saudusky, Mansfield and Newark RAILROAD
Company, is 10 be sold, in pursuance of an order
OF court, at sandusky, Ohio, on Tuesday, july
I'D The road has been in operation some time,
aud the stock includes fourteen locomotives be.
sides large number of passenger, gravel and
freight ears The minimum price at which it can
De sold is S6i5ena
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-14

Col. BEET0N on PLATFORMS While Col
Benton was speaking the other day in one of the
towns OF Missouri, the platform gave way but the
Oh 1at horse was nrhurt aud declared that il was
ms ererogatiye to break through platforms that
he was bred TO the Consultation and did net suffer
apostate renegades and naercenaries with the pen
feathers hardly covered By tie livery of Office 70
define or originate his political principles
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-14

RUSSIAN ENiGRASTs TO AMERICA-A very eY
tens.ye expedition is preparing at Hamburg by the
agents OF the Russian American Company TO sail
in abou. mouth for the Russian possessions of the
west coat of America 1t will consist efihe Rms
sian ships Czarowitsch and Grand pnke constan
tine which managed to elude the vigilance Ct tht
British cruisers at the commencement of the la,t
war Hamburg steamer has been engaged 4
accompany tha expedition which ii is caieuiatec
" Ill carry out altogether near 500 persons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-14

REV THEODORE PARKER. in the course Of bis
sermon last Sunday, says: Six haifhorse, half
alligator men from kentucky or Missouri, will put
10 Eight all the ioud-talking. spreadeagIe Free
Sellers and Abolitionis's ct New Eaglsnd" The
Boston Journal thinks, If the Kansas emigrxnts
from New England win not fight battle; they
had better stay at home. Why do not the pniitf.
ca, editors and political clergymen go out to Kan
sas themselves and "fght battles9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-14

Heavy CARGo.--The steamship Jamestown,
capt, Parish, which Left Norfolk fef New York on
Wednesday last, had On board 2 600 barrels Of po
tatoes nad cucRmbers, slS5 boxes and 055 baskets
OF tomatoes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-14
Dir. Crawford's s;utaes ana She n. T..
r-.ih

MIR. 5raWfora's A;utGCs ana she NJ y.
Tribune.
The New ozk Tribune, o.ieine tue epproaen
ing return to this country OF Mr. Crawford, the
great sculptor has enc OF its Characteristic afi-
cies frog which we make some extracts tia. our
readers alsy see Of what achievements in nenda
city and malice that dsIectaoie sheet is capable:
''The statues which he has in hand, which be will
bring with MIN. which will very iolio@ him
across tue ocean, are OF national interest, and we
have doubt viii mora thar answer h9 b q expects-
lions with which their arrival Is awaited We only
scTfS that grand sad imposing work OF Art az MS
equestrian setGe of Washington, with ltd subordinate
statues Of eminent of Virginia il the days when
she podacd greer men and not braggarts bnies snd
slaSe-breeders merely that this piec should be
thrown away upon dilapidhted ssedy little provin-
ciai town like kehInond ir shoGtd stand Where the
Whole country eonld eee it, and nor pc hidden in
Garner fseq1eatea only ~ negroes gro drgers
Tho siabblnsss Df its sstt.ng take away from
The just Ell sc. Of ths gem itself aed perhaps even
ess. sasue Of ridieue apou it. There is another
matter Ehtca - bops :llS friends OF M CT2Eford
VIII nFgs upon aIn2 the Importance of seeing settled
before Ms WORK passes out ct HE hands and that is
the probabilities u his getting bie moneT for IT, The
price, VS. helisVs, is hundred thousand doilers
and we do net tsink that the Stgt9 at Virginia il f.
nanclsiiy god Fof an au,ount 30 considerable
Of eourse grave answer to this impudeui NAL
ice is UNNECESSARY. Let the Tribune consult Mr..
CrawforI upon his arrival, and ascertain whether
he has net been promptly paid, OF ia in any danger
OF losing dollar by she State of Virginia, whose
Legislature, as It's last session, appropriated tho
small balance necessary for the completion OF the
remaining statues. The Tribune expresses the
hope that :his great work Of genius may be
stepped In New York, and purchased for that city,
10 eiorn It's new Central Park. At your old work
o. tlieylng as well as faiaehood The Tribune
goes on 70 aver thai Washington aad the other
virgins hevoes were Black Republicans, ii not
aeolitionsts. yyaGa Is fair specimen Of the vera
city Of It's whole article When nan gets in
such passion Al his epenaies tia. 10 forgeta al
truth and decency. re becomes too contemplate
for Indignation
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-14

EfrieY BuRsED-The citizens OF New Market
va on the night Of the 4th int, buried IN ef6gy
steerse Rye Of Woodstock, for attending the
Pb.adeiphia Republican Convention,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-14
Fre.ne Mt and pnyton Ra.ilicn1ian sIee.,ng. |

r ftHi0H 1T aEld DHytnn hHFIHcufsHH N1etsfns.
boston, July IL The friends os Fremont and
Dayton, in Cambridge, ratified their nominations
lest evening" with much enthusiasm About 5000
people were present. Professor FELTON, presided.
Speeches were made by Messrs. FELTON,, A. o.
Brewster Judge Tyler Of Conn. and others
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-14

Wesley b. orlif, 3 respectable citizen OF Rich
mend county, Va, committed suicide last week5 oy
shooting himself
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-14

A -genteel looking young man has been sea
fenced 70 six months imprisonment at Buffalo. n.
Tor kissing girl in the street when she did not
want him 70. Kisses zrs dear In Buffalo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-14

CASE OF Hen. J.. I. HERBERT-The case Of
tue nited States against Herbert, for the killing
Of Heating in Washington, was concluded on Sa.
t,irday Str. Brewer, counsel for the prosecution,
cauteudcd that the killing came under the lesser
degree Of murder, viz: mar slaughter,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-14

tBisy ALEX. HILL, Importer 40 Manufacturer o.
Ladies sod GentIsnieh's Boots sld khoes. 40 iz7,
street is prepared furnish his friends and
ne pealae Generally, with Doors. sHors. JxusKs.
NAsssf RAGS. yALscEs, Nc. of quality that carr
nor os surpassed, md q prices that cannot Isl; 70
st'ase Al Ia want 81 god snos ana 81 low phi
ees WI cali az p. Hit, whsrs lhsy can b. p!sssed
q prsse. as. IN sal Il ,ls. IS e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-14
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.

HIuH PRICES OFT WEsr.--A correspondent Of
the New York Herald, writing from Dubuque,
Iowa, says
Rents are hieh--ennrmousIy bigt such a de-
maud for uouses prs9asiaDs about high in pro
PARTON. A nechanie o. g. per day in New York
CITY is better of ttaa mechanics at 80 SO per day
at Dubuque Davenport, Speculation in city
and village property Is ranging high; business lots
in Dubuque and Davenport are selling from $500
TO $40 per front foot in hisplace, and Iowa City
nearly as high
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-14


- ! sini Ns(les. Afasstis h IS, ea sssa e
fAs ,rr.5< 80 rale = 1ss Bx0s4 1tzset ftfs mVnAs
ia. ss3 5Sssaela3 ~ e'tifs. !. S,sf,as Are
- ~. 1,,s.xl ynneS..oa reAsSAakie terms
: fssranuy srfeE pre- q ~ inas7uents sisSs =
ssise I'm Sdsnrs n1s7 be effected ssIsh tne 80
1870 pstsaus ~f2aiue q inGnl5 iI4iz Sssn ta.sss
ta i've Of lhssr fedf or tDos o. LEI ~ ~ =
a. r-aassfei fn eaffsnS sAaaiiss sta : Z bot - e
-. tEse 2sxrsente Of - y per sai ~
e san s. i Be ssegrsd st ~ and larger SUM y
ern ss 81 q sial Ally III ges ~ Asst Feynssns s.
t1- s'iyes 'assr sas1 r rs IL Z i czapozos
sseDts ssr gastin5ofs Life lasarsiles comPsny-
II i4--2t
,.s.ss erruntt.e Notwithstanding members
~ ~. Marcrrfise institute trs speeaaiJ snssssa =
- rrsssnt q MONDAY evening next ILL H. lns.s
hammer vac sticn iil be sfyea frossi tnal % le
NJ rr - will be resumed again eafi5 70 Ssp.sh
hsr Of " htch due notice viii DC gwen.
il l2--ztF -----------
srs~sf Meeting OF htagarn Fire GOmpn-
hesa an Satrrdsy, July 12th she foiiew Irs cinesra
~. nominated and elected captain, Mlthssi Do
= E;,., As..tant Vim. o Hfien; Second Asstsfhrf.
rra,k Dicamsn; Secretary, W. IL stys ases
IL ia--its -,-A-------A---
s-v~nA5eixeriuss - Plano Fortes--To be rad
~, - MAN street, Opposite The Exchange 5ank'
Richmond ~ = = go = -ss
jyis-lJ =. -- : E-..--
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-14
Superintendent of Va Military lnstitnte.
~ l2-i2t
A SAFE And pifuFlT4tsLs iNyEaY.

A SAFE And PifuFiTAnLs fNVE.Y.-
~ Mf.NT-t2 200 zoe IN RONl}S or THE Rf9H-
-acNB, FREDEHtCkSBURtf md POTION &c
RAILROAD COMPANY, bearing an interest of y
sr cent, the princip pal Isdeenaable na75 and corr
yertble into seek of the Gopauy the piessuFe ~
the holder - Tie sabscsibsrs 10 rseejee
until the lt day of July next when the 81 ne will
be ooeneds seated proposals for the Whole or nny
portion, OF The loan OF 299pV authorized ssv this
stock holders of thS RicLmoad Frederic sshugs aud
Potomac kaircad conpsny ct their lsie snauAi Ell
ing. No bin wili be considered az lsss rate than
par, and 80 such extent they insy be accepted bid
dsrs viii receis the hsnds Of the coF any paysbs
ON the list Of July, 1875 bearing an crest OF per
CENT payable seniannuaily at tbs otee OF the
pleasure OF the holder inte stock OF the company
proper 70 state that By the express pTcvsiors of the
charter of the company sfl dividends upor It's sock
and all profits arising from ts sork, exempted
from any tax Whatsoever; and during ths v hole
period Of its operatocs than @snty years
tho average OF dividend earned and paid by fhe
company has exceeded per cent sitter dsauctoa
of every item IF expenditure in the way OF worksrs
expense and interest il reasonable 70 iafer that
wilh ths expenditure OF tie loan authorized ia the
further Ut their work, the khDlders
will receive greatly increased upon their in
yestlent, and consequently ford to the purchasers
of the bonds eH-,ed strong fndacsmsnt for the
conversion Of the into sock OF the ornpans
Fer the Of the ioan and any further tafotlra
tlon in regard TO the condition Of the company and
the andoubted security Of the loan now cit red Apply
10 the uudenisned.s k0. II. MAuRY & CO. s.
~ a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-14
Hey. ID. Tying.

XIV DE JyhSs
IL is nc dispara ge2lent to the clerical vocation
that, nosy aud then there is to be found in Il some
man who brings discred upon the cloth either by
falling before the power OF temptation or 5y set
ting himself M for master in Israel when he has
neither the requisite requirements nor good sense
or by gwiuish fanatieisfa. Take the clergy OF onr
country Of all denominations Whole. and
where will find nobler, purer, and more laeo
rious body Ct inens Make all allowances for the
ignorant the fanatca and The false, cut of al ore
fell swoop Theodore Parker, Il. W Beeche:, and
other acknowledged inidss in the Northern pull
pit, aud what a standing army Of scholars, gen
tlenen and christians are left-more than enough
to save The country, even if it were hundred
Sodoms combined instead Of very decent and
civilized people
Tie Rev d. A. Tying. minister Of the Church of
the Epiphany, in Philadelphia, ia, have DO
doubt a young person OF good moral and religious
character but he ID one OF these unfortunate juve
niles who ought TO tarry at Jericho I'll their boards
be grown. We cannot make the came allowance
for INN that we are willing to extend TO soue
Northern anti slavery clergyman, who are aboli
tionists through ignorance. BLE Tying resided for
time IN Virginia, and had fair opportunity of
witnessing The practical operation Of slavery, and
wien he speaks Of raising souls for bondage
that were born for Heaven ne indulge5 IN
a canting misrepresentation which he mpst have
known himself TO be thorou tby false aud deeer
tive. He is well aware of the care and labor he
slowed by I'll determinations III Virginia upon the
religious instruction Of the blacks aud a-sn ne
denouBees slavery Is a sim be affects &c DC holer
than the Founder of The Christian Faith, who
never prohibited or even reproved slayenolding.
IT Is a credit TO the congregation of Mr Tying,
that he reouked for his faustiesrn in the midst
OF his SERMON snd that his vestry have requested
him TO resign.