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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-23
,mws, CARKIAGE~, CARRIAGES.

eMMs, CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
ILsL Tbs subscriber has on hand, ut his Coach
Making Establishment, ON Lombard Al
ley between Main and Cary dSih and l4th streets
I.S ntS the Columbian Hotel. COACHES, CHARlO-
TEES, BAR0uCHES, BUGGIES with and withsut
tofs ana SULHfES all of his own make, of the best
r3tenels and Workmanship. All of which viii be
d eF low good work of the kind be in the city
81 heamond; ana respectfully ask cali from those
want OF any article in the Carriage line, as de-
tsfminod to make to order and sell at the lowest
fsntsd
fe 25-dsin MICAJAH MANGUM
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From MaIsoeU & Co.'S Circula;

DEATH FROM CARELESS HANDLING OF FIRE.
ARMs.-T'he Tuscaloosa (Alal Monitor, states -
A day or two ago, two white females, in the vi.
cinty of Mr. Jemisons mills, ON the plank road,
were playing with each other, and handling pis-
tol, and we presume without knowledge that it
was loaded, or had cap on ii, which exploded, in
the hands of Mrs Gordon, discharging the contents
in the side of Miss Hit, which resulted in her
death this morning -
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Al SourHERN MoyEMENT.-In Tho Te.

A SOUTHERN MoyEMENT.-In tho Texas Leg.
isature, on the 3lst ult., member introduced In
the House joint resolution which requires the
Governor to convene = special Legislature on or
before lst January, 1857 should the snti-slavery
candidate for the Presidency be elected; and fur
Their that the Governor forward q copy of these
resolutions to the Governor of each slayeholding
State. The resolution was referred TO the Com.
mittee on State Affairs. e.
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THE FIsHERIEs.-The schooner Amelia arriv'
ed at Nswbusyport, Mass, from the Labrador
last Sunday, with l656o0 fish. The Captain re.
ports the Newburyport feet all full and ready to
sail The present season is remarkable for the
take Of Goldfish, but little oil has heen made. Sal
mon were scarce and selling At $40 per barrel.
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THE RETINuE OF AN AUSTRIAN PRINCE
Some idea of the splendor with which Prince Pau
Esterhazy, the Austrian Envoy Extraordinary. is
to appear at Moscow, may be derived from the
fact that each Of tho six horses reserved exclusive
ly for his personal use is valued at from 5000 to
10000 forms, CHE form Is worth about forty cts
The cloth of his favorite horse is tigers skin, the
edges Of which are ornamented with brilliants.
and on which his family arms are worked in dia-
monds. The diamonds of the Esterhazy family
represent greater value than all the rest Of It's
property combined
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-23

NARROW ESCAPE OF SCIENTIFIC GEHTLEMEN.
At a late meeting Of the Natural History Society,
a rattlesnake found in Milton, Mass, and sup
posed at the time to have been killed, was pre-
sented to the Society This rattlesnake having
been immersed in alcohol for an hour or more, and
generally supposed to be dead, was taken from
the bottle, and an examination Of the fapgs and
other organs about the mouth, was made by the
Curator of Herpetology and others. Upon being
replaced in the jar of alcohol the reptile came to
life and struggled violently convincing the opera
tors that they had exposed themselves to no small
amount of danger, in their manipulations.-Bos
Irau, AuQMst 10.
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+ QUARAETISE-The Mayor and Port Physician
Of Charleston have ordered all vessels from Balti-
more to perform quarantine, alleging - the reason
that case Of yellow fever was brought in yes.
sci from Baltimore. and that there have been cases
occurring among the shipping In that port.
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A PROTESTANT CosvENT.-Professor Stahl, it
is said is about to establish Protestant convent
in Prussia. The project affords matter for a very
animated conversation in many Of the Berlin cir
cles, this being an institution which belonged IN
til now, exclusively to the Catholic church. The
convent in question is to be at once refuge and
an asylum for souls wearied with the affairs of
this world, and a kind of seminary for youth. 1t
La to be called the Deacondge.
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IMPORTANT INDIAN TREATY.-Tbe tripartite
treaty, betwesn the United States. and the Creeks
and the Seminoles residing West Of Mississippi,
Is considered one of the most important ever con.
Guided with the aboriginal tribes The Senate 70.
Gently ratified II, with amendments, to which the
delegation in this city, have assented. II appro-
pirate $oo9 00O for which bill has passed the Sem
ate, and awaits the action of the House. These
Creeks and Seminoles. surrender lands TO such
Seminoles In Florida as may remove West. while
the treaty secures to the last, on that condition,
sertain pecuniary and civil advantages and pernfs
them to enjoy their own-a Semincle-gov
msnt, Independently Of association with any other
tribes. . failure TO obtain which. has been promi
nent objection, heretofore, 70 their immigration.
This, it IL supposed, will have tendency to for.
ever quiet Indian disturbances in Florida an Inn.
portant confederation In view Of the millions ei
money expended On account Of Indian hostilitfes
In that State.
Mr.. Mix, the Chief Clerk. has been commission.
Cd 10 act Commissioner Of Indian Affairs In the
absence Of Col MaDypenpy.
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PRESENTATION OF MEDALs.-On Friday last
there was grand military display on the Champ
de- Mars, ct Montreal. The occasion was the pre-
sentation OF the medals of the Legion of Honor,
presented by the Emperor of the French to the
soldiers of the 39th regiment (now stationed At
Montreal,) for gallant conduct in the Crimea. The
presentation was made on behalf of the Emperor,
by Col. Munro, the commander of the regiment
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A UGUST, 2Osh 1885, .f 8,
"A GKEAT ATTRACTION PRIVATE

THOMAS q. PRICE 4 Co., at tho old established
stand, SO Main street, viii commence this day and
continus until regular fall trade gins to sell of
large lot of rich figured and striped silks Brocbe,
do, Plaid, do. figured French kfousiiues and Cssh.
meres fall WOOL common Mouslines and variety OF
other goods the accumulation Of past seasons, at ess
than half their real value. So.
These bargains will be exhibited the second
floor interfere with their regular business
Ne goods daily arriving. .ssfa
au 20-d&wlm THOS. Il. PRICE CO. 8
I AWNs BELOW COST.--.I will frsln
II this day offer large and desirable assortment of
Lawns fast coIors) shilling per yard In order
to close them before moving the iit OF Septem-
Daguerrean Gallery. The sslne goods 1 have been
selling during the season at Is per yard. Also,
large lot of Bereges and Bsrese' DeLaines will BE-
s ~ 7T4 ~ sILAS L. JOHNSON,
au4 - G No 81 Main street
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NAyAL-Lieut z. Lloyd Wider detached from
the Warrington Observatory, entered upon duty
at the U. s. Ordinary, at GospoTt Navy Yard
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I 6s.:g::.sss1 cnaE TIE ADAnIs,EAPREss MS ,I;

ing resumed their Steamship
Express to and from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
ntoad, By steamers jamestown and Roanoke, hich
icsse New York oyery Wednesday and Saturday,
eed thence by railroad 10 Weldon Wilmington
ljnchburc, SsleIn WythegiiIa, and the principal
p'oes IN Virginia ard North Carolina, are now pre-
psed to forward with great dispatch, and at reduced
rates, every kind Of Merchandise, Valuable Parcels
'f"HT7- hc,, TO the Fhovs named cities, and all
places th- seabosrd
Our ExPrrss on the Steamships will BIO sccomps.
NJ" by special Messengers who will give their per-
soasl attention the careful handling of goods on.
tusted 10 the ADAMS EXPREsS CO.'S Stsa,nshin
EAWes,
shippers will please take notice that packages to
paints in Virginia and North Carolina, will be sent by
Steamers unless otherwise marked
Freight received on day of sailing, until O'Clock.
|. ii. J. l.. MACDONUGH,
Agent of Adans Express Co.
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BUsi NESS ON THE DANvfLLE RAILRoAD.
The Danvirs Republican Of yesterday has the fol-
lowing: 1a@
MI Owen, the efficient depot agent ~ this
place. informs us that his average receipts per
week are about 81, 200 This is independents Of
the depot on the opposite side Of the river. Mr..
Owen sends a traia Of freight cars daily from his
depot, each containing some 15,000 pounds Of
freight, and also receives train daily in return.
And it Is worthy Of record that the heaviest laden
freight train that ever entered the city of Rich
mond was sent there last week on the Richmond
and Dapyille Rsilroad. t aa5s~t&ss sfsA fss"F
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Pears afe selling q Chieaeo q hfteen cents I
piscs, ss only ssvsa fpr dotAr.
tnksr has ipvsuted new Kind of yeast. II
makes brsadso f1h1 that . psund of n weighs -
y four ounces.
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Of appeassnces that II yon could make them be-
lisys there were NO looking glasses In Heaven,
they would set no moro yalhe on salvation thar
they do on . poor relation. singular how ago
court people. a.asx s 60.
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NEW SALOON,
EFl FALL sTOCK.-- - "a -
MJ8 EARTHEkWARE,
W CHINA AND
IN HTAcSu kpr

IN. nEohdE J. SUMNER would most respectfully
Ci u ten.ion of the merchants of Virginia. North
- 1 a4d Tennessee TO his large stock Of Earthsn
tit.ty Of Britannia and Block Tin wars which will
pJ ho 70 be very complete, embracing every article
Kept IN his line of business and assures NOR
lb, npsting going North, that it would be to
O. os1atase TO call and examine his stock Of
t.,,o' az no Ia determined 10 sell ss moderate
eh..sa ,ne same description OF goods can be pur-
sT1nnt 20 tnls M OF the Northern Markets
.,.. oNE WARE of the very best quality, and In
gaeht''ies. siways hand at faciory prices. -
phrisafs experienced Packers. together with the
Il essn. stsnton paid TO orders he feels warranted
" WI ~: stock of Goods. with the sssursncs that rhs
an vs Is s@fefuily selected and well pacb ed.
No 20 Pearl Street.
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MICAJAH MANGUM.

CHIC kERIEG,S PI-
Ess gsegs@.gEt@ ANO FORTES-To be had at Nc.
n I III II I6a Main at, opposite the Exchange
IL Bank, Richmond
ia, NkTH'L CARUSI,
" H-dAwly Sole Agent
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SINGULAR AcCIDENT.-On Wednesday last, w.
Brocklebank q bricklayer. fell from the roof of
the Bank of Charleston, S. c.. striking iron rail-
ing in bis fall, and cutting off close to the
shouider-the dsmembered limb falling on the
other side of the railing He Immediately jump
ed up and walked OF TO aphyscian's Office, and at
last accounts was doing we'll
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RuNAwAYs.
S,,r,,r'n ,,,Ty nOI.IARS REWARD.

- r11IRTY pOLEAKS XIX WAMD.
N ,tax from the subscriber, on the ID OF
0 yis,"sry Iase. hi. negro man PATRAM.-
Rs,is ] nesro Is sbeut thirty yeays ed .iostiy y
,s feet sfst 3 rassss ssss' sa md ID: Z.
sng-teFeso nnswcrs quickly but Eruiiy when
ler n shp 80 ia the habit when oonvcrsing,, OF
ns h. thumb in the palm Of the hand fsisr sss
fessiens in 'irtv ~ which place he IL probably
bars - 'q T,s above reward will be paid upon MS
lBsint. ess ,uhscrihefsat his residence in Henrico
deiNeS the Dutch Gap, orr his b.,ns eonnnsd IN
e'I, sS a. hat he can get him. hhNni eoN'
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A TOURNAMENT took place last week at the
Lamon Sulphur Springs, Berkiey Co., Va, at
which Mr.. Levi Gorrel was thu successful knight,
and Miss Selma Gold was crowned Queen Of Love
and Beauty. tf.f7SS
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DE MEYER IN CoNsTAETINoPLE--Leopa do
Meyer. the pianist, who made musical tour ofths
United States some fourteen years ago, performed
before the Sultan of Turkey on the I4th Of June.
After playing six pieces and inprovising Tur-
master; but desist now, you must be tired" The
next day De Meyer received gold snuff box, In
laid with diamonds, valued at 5000 francs
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ESrsPEGIAL ROTICE.--Exprees packages for
hortok, Petersburg, Richmond, and all places in Vir-
snia end North Carolna, intended for shipment by
seGmships Roanoke end Jamestown, will hereafter
Le recsivtd by the ADAMS tXFRESS COMPANY,
VINO are the authorized Agents for Express privileges
On these ships.
oiice of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM Il peasants,
dP It's Agents.
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THANKSGIVING DAY FOR 1S56-The editor of
the Ladys Book suggests that the Executives o,
all the States set apart the third Thursday of No
vsmber as day of Thanksgiving. Last year 13
States united in this festival Other States had
their festivals earlier later during the month of
November Taking the medium therefore proba-
bly, the third Thursday in November would be the
most acceptable time throughout the whole Union.
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X ana way from tho

RifNAM Nh X ufHWHy ifv"H uHc
.tssnher on the lst January last, a negro
~ .n1,an named AMANDA, belonging to the
Of samuel fi.s.r., aee1ssse ssass ,wsn. Sso
.f~A old sne has q mother living In Butch
.y.,ss' s seS many relations living in P9whatsn,
eIowa. he Is no doaht hsrbcred. The usual reward
s !. paid oR9n be, s.'isss to me tue ' 0'
Hear'so ana ~ S'i ALEx B. HUTCHINSON.
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HURRICANE IN MISsEs0TA.--We learn from
the Wabasha Journal that violent hnrrioase vis-
ited the region Of La Crosse and Winona, in Mime
sofa, ON the 9Th inst. At La Crosse, the roof Of
carried some distance Other damase wss done.
At WinonA several new buildires were prostratsd
The wind was accompanied by ! hsavy fai q
raia
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w. b. Dali, prominent citizen of Portsmouth,
Va died suddenly in New York, on Monday.
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CowHIDIEa.--Mfs. Whitcomb, . widow lady
resident Of Salem, Ohio, recently cowhided Miss
Neil. spinster, for words spoken In debate" ON
the subject Of the virtues and vices Of said Whit
comb and some coxcomb. The spunky Mira, Whit
comb announces that future fagellptions await
certain coxcombs when the time, plsce and oppor-
tunity present themselves. -
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road h no longer failure but cornplete suceess
He eass-" Union and harmony between IN the
various enterprises q the State OF Virginia.
The gueats then left the table, those bound for
Richmond taking the stages for Milboro, and reach
ing the virgina Hotel Staunton, via the railroad,
In time for supper. Ths trstn Thursday broueh.
the excnrsionists back 70 this city. In going IN
they we're conducted BY that gentlemanly and effi.
cisnt officer. Stapleton Gooch, and in returning
received the polite attention OF Can't Swim
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DEATH OF YOU'VE MIssIoEARY.-The Bur-
lington (Vt) Free Press Of August 18Th, announces
the death In that town. on that day. Of Mrs Susan
G. d. Dixby, wife Of Rev. N. II. Dixby, Of Maui.
main, Burmah, In the 9th year Of her age Sic
accompanied her husband to Burmah, under ap-
pointEent Of the American Baptist Missionary
Union In 1853, and returned homo only on the I'd
inst
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+ 1T was J. r. Clements and not DR.. Clements
who stabbed VIM. K Edwards in Pittylvania
few days SINCE -. - #saS = esess
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FIRST DISTRICT NOMINATIONS both parties :
held conventions to nominate candidates for Con-
gress in the First Congressional District Of Vir-
gns, on Wednesday--the Democrats at Mathews
Court House, and the Americans u Yorktown =
The former nominated Mr.. Muscoe r. II. Garnett,
of Essex, on the first ballot, and the latter on th
third ballot nominated Mr.. Robert Saunders, OF
WiiamahurR III atA.al.tf - -
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REsIGNATIoN.-Is is stated that the Senior Es.
calante, Spanish Minister at Washington. has sent
his resignation home, being unwilling to serve un.
der O'Donnell's government, unless it shall be
aided by the Progressists party, of which he il q
leading member.
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coRATssoHDI.cE or rHE EDfsrA res.
IHCANf, ONE NTEE IRON KANsAs LINZ, j
s ..Gs gssa NEAR WfsfP0RT, M5sso0R1. q

n Can. orr ME- IRON KAssAs IIrr,
Is ~ ~'.a YEAR Wfsrp0Rr, 1lysso0x1,
.s.s-S e Arg IOGh, ,1es6 s
Tin Cenoly has. last arrived here fnsm Battis-
= PaelA and reports that the Georgia Colspy .has
and Cook, ana Maj TresdwsI. of ne Alabans
volautssEss havs been talen pfisonefx They were
g hcso.y Point, aad wsrs driven from thsrs -
TIM Me-, Ssss,. I1,.,; T.: p's arrived ard ssaaa.a
We stast immediately for tie territory, and u
We meet the abolitionists, ron nay rely ueon oar
doing our duty, OF dying IN The attsmps. sassss1
,,s ho :. e q as lads' Of tho company have bses
Mr. A. Lswellsn, q Richmond, Who 4 Win us,
nas bean chosen second In commsnd In Captain
hossers company. Yours,sss KAHsAs.
slThs above letter h from iormsr eitixeu os
Richmond. who lsft hero with the Pstersbure CON.
pany afsw weeks since. for Kansas.l sfses
Fsox KAssAs.-A 4 di.p.teA dated 81 Leui., q AZ. A..
gust 81. says: 8. ~. -,
The Lsavenworth Journal Of the l7th states tlat
800 Freesoilers, headed by Mr.. Brown, drove =
colony Of Georgians; near sawsttamis, into tho
Missouri, destroying their property On the 15th
the Treadwen settlement was attacked by 100
Freesolers. The settlers sent to Governor shas-
to 60 to their aid and they refused
A fight occurred on the 18th, near 0ssawatta-
mie, between 200 FreesoHsrs and twelve pro-sla.
very men, who were 10 . fortified position. TWEEN
ty Freesoilers were killed and wounded. ssas
On the 10th Lecompton Was attacked and taken
by eight hundred Of General Lanes men The
United States troops having charge of Governor
Robinson, II. Brown, and other prisoners. surren-
dered without firing gun Mcclure, the editor
Of the Southern Advocates and anotaer psrssn,
were killed s4 i & ssssa,
Il was reported that large bodies were organi-
zing In Missouri; also, that the pro slavery men
intended to burn the town Of Lawrence on the
10th. -. ss .e4s a. - sssssf8 asss So ~
Another dispatch, Gated ST. Louis, Angus. 2l.i
says: ~ es.e4 esY ts
Robinson and other prisoners have been res
cued. Gov. Shannon and the citizens OF Lecomps
ton fed In consequence Of an anticipated attack
and destruction Of the place. Gov Shannon ra.
fuses TO call ont the troops. Nothing is known Of
A battle took place near Ossawattamie, when
the abotionists were repulsed and fourteen killed
and.sxteen wounded. i
Later accounts says that Lecomptcn has been !
captured ts-.E .sAa est ~ sss =
The patrols are out of ammunition and calling
for aid ssss 44 ssss s.ss.ss
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FEMALE INcENDIARY.-Mrs. Catharine
Crowley has been arrested in Manchester, N H.,
on charge of setting fire to q corporation shop
At an examination before Justice Smith, it was
shown that she had attempted to set the fire three
times. She is in poor circumstances, and has four
small children, the youngest at the breast. In de-
fault of bail in 800, she was committed to JAIL s
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A COLD CoUNTRY-A letter of July A. from
Egs@t, in Norway, in the Augsburg Gazette,
says: The temperature is extraordinary cold for
the season Last night the thermometer was 80
low that in some localities the potatoes were fro.
zen in the ground. Two days ago it showed part
of the day. On the heights of the Thelemarke
the cold has been 80 severe that cows and sheep
have perished. The snow was 4 foot deep there.
On the LIST July the Axet steamer was prevented
from leaving Karlstad by 4 anoW atorm.