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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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NOTICE. ALIsYRRsOxs ,AR . Ey,a8ID IA ReoaINa
~ or Trusting any person, belonGrlg 10 ship AUGUST
WhTTENeACH AZ NJ deb sYhl be psld ether - he cap
tan or consisnees, lEaw York, NOV ~ lssa
NEW YORK. tNovsMBER g. 1856 TRIAL TRIP OF
~ steamer santa Cruz and ssaunch
saturday last having board sele-. OF srcnds
shc proceeded down the bay FAR TIC Naovs and
ned ard proceeded tho North l az Arleu
70 her dock abou5 O'Clock NJ aAeronc Of toe most
pleasant erc'rslcns N been good fortune 10 par
cipae in She l -ls mott perfect nooals nf modern
naval nchiectu Tier ergth Is $50 feet brsdih Of beam
20 feet depth o. 1e She hls two engines u inches
cy aeer and 10 5roke pyopner feas DIAMETER
IS feet pitch, number OF reycnons Co. average
pounds OF steam e. %; ons boiler no return due
double set steamed easily b1Yring nehing but WOOL
ih furnace doors al the tlne Her derofmance
entirely sasfacory making average speed OF fourteen
mies hour BulIer OF bull rhomss Cnlyer, engines
and boiler by he sigan Iron Works AZ Tenth streat
Joiner WORK by Smith Wells; painting sy the ceeoriod
artist Robert squirea The sat down 70 spesdd
under that shei designer Ed
win Coz ESQ. The Santa Cruz y owned by Htchoocks
Reading, tbppDg merchants and q intended for tie Cali
foYnil trade
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s-A'so, on Sunday, Nov. ID .. Falkland Duryea's,
At o'clock.
1IYLITARY-rHE UNIFORMED AND ALL OTHER
M members OF the Young ireland Rides requested 70
assemble In the Eagle Dr Rooms Thursday evening 18th
half sx O'Clock for the OF proceeding
the air of the Sisters OF Charity at the Crystal Palace
b. j. McDERMOTT
" 1hg morning.
PORTERS SPIRIT OF THE TIMES
VETERANS OF THE WAR OF Ian ADJOURNED
meeting of the win be held AZ headquarters Rics
Star House e. Lispenard Friday the 1lh lst
~ O'Clock Z. N. In behalf OF the corps
A. w. JONES, 1t Col. Commandant-
VETERAN CORPS OF 1872 AN ADJOURNED MEET.
ing Of the corps will be held the Fourteenth Ward Ho
tel of Grand and Elizabeth Streets Thursday
ing, November H. at O'Clock. to make arrangements
celebrating the 18th Of November and other business Of Inn
porance. PunctuAl attendance requested. BY order
ii. RAYMOND, Colonel
VIZ TAYLOR, Adutant
VOUNG MEMS GRENADIERs-THE FIRST ANN Al
excursion OF the above named company viii take place
Tuesday next woodlawn Hotel Boomngdale road
target practice those DESTROYS Of accompany
ing the 0renadiers requested 70 meet at 5 Whitehall
street this Thursday evening" at Va O'Clock Tor street drill
BY order. ID. j. COMFY, Capt
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LONDON, Oct. %, 1856.
Continental Bubbiss-Deiicafe State of GAe Entente
Cordioie--7He Presidential Contest in the United
Sfates-7 Theatrical and Mssicai Gossip, &C., re-.
Earthquakes, mischief, mystery and complicat on
are the concomitants forming our Continental news.
Baron Brenier, the French Ambassador. left Naples
(says the electric telegraph), yesterday. Young
Sir Robert Peel has just made speech at Stafford,
which should challenge attention-sye, and even
arouse fear. He seems 10 nose the gunpowder of
coming war, likely, as he thinks, TO burst forth at
any moment. He brings grave accusations against
Admiral Sir Charles Napier, whom he accuses Of
want Of energy. pluck and capacity during his com
mand OF the Baltic feet In Paris, az rumor Of
many tongues has n, the English Minister has ~
quired explanations from the French government
respecting piece Of official writing which threatens
the existence ." IA belle alliance upon the charge
n the I, isconduct Of certain English newspapers
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PHoHArp o. Hnssy vAASpus villa. TESTIMONY o.
MA, ssAisHs nnl0AI AvruNnASrs.
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wreaty ,esss = fr'sna; asssnoei h'us u sno~y,
lsts fos ss Aa-toa u We syes msds ssvsrS vssss
A.n Continuing my TIN the lh o &nuAsy,
1877, when ,hses 70 leave for 0nrope; always
yhA in he library Of ns house In Onion square;
lvsao Aras nvtssd b. nnas from = the family 70
nnees o. COD u3taxon WIN Mr. DslAneld; when Dss ~nb
VI pysAshI pvocesded 70 mako IN axamissuoa Of VI,
ARSShspyes, directing my questions drecssy 70 him,
sncr having rulfy examined tho Mr. DsA6sld AM
stod 70 Sposhes room where We talked ov0 tho case
symptoms, treatment, 10 II yes - the house sary
hour more than bali the time In Mr. PSish's pro
SERGE; have been surgeon 70 the Eye and Ear
ehnsmau spsHts o. tvensy years, and " my pd.
vgepractoe bsve bad thas specially; have also besa
ecurAs diseases 81 he eye y the Crosby street Col
sse Of PhsscaDs Asd ursseas goa nformAiion - 70
the synptsrs dstesiy hom No psssst avss BY exam,
pasm from tho appearance q sbe eye tne uosslny and
sise Of the pnL asd then, " askns him direct qaes
iobs 10 pass asd moses, they being mo symptom.
bat generally occur h similar cases; parssouary
struck WITH bis mAkiDg understand the exiting
Symphonic Of hts (MY. O'Ouoor objected 70 tnis
answer);H p~suppcsed any symptoms In bis case
~hcb did not exhh he immedia,ey objected to II By
shahiDg bis head, and marked sxovessoa a manner
that sbas not the symptom; oonjeosurcd rightly
no would Dssh Il ~ his assent. (Mr. O'o0nos oas<ed
to hs antw.y) 9. What motion o. sound DID no MAKO
10 hicb you have vsfwred = assent o. dssanu A
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MATRIMONIAL.
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Dtrec with return postage Mns Emils viscae Broadway
| Post once, New York
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Nl cepi q twenty Owe cents or s equivalent 10 star ~
turn any lucid picture q their past preson
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CEo PATTERSON GUARD, ATTESIroy-THE MEN,
" bers OF The above hereby DotSed 70 attend meen
and Grill Washington ga corner OF Henry and Cainriao
Streets this thursday evening AZ IL O'Clock By order
of e. j. sHANDLEY, ComnaldInt.
q. A. TAILnApsr Secretary.
s.-Aso, sunday, Nov. l6 a. Falkland Duryea's,
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sEroRrED .roR TUE DISPATCH.
I.ATER PROM CALIFORNIA.

ryyv ourrAss Jan 2s.--The steamer Daniel
vvshsts ar frnm San Juan, ON the 18TH with dates
from San Francisco TO the sth instr arrived here
to-day. 60
New YORK. with $50 passengers and 5000 600 In
a severe earth quake occurred At San Francisco,
The trial Of Cora, the gambler for killing Gen.
eraI Richardson, has been commenced In San
Francisco.
A motion for change of venue In the case had
been overruled by the court
Attachments had been issued against Lueien
Hermany, an extensive money agent, In San Fran
cisco, for nearly sIJo. 600.
Joshua Sisbee, the Yankee comedian, died in
San Francisco on the 22d of December.
The Sacramento Valley Railroad had been OPEN
ed 80 miles
Rich gold diggings had been discovered on the
American river.
The news from the mines Is encouraging.
COMMERCIAL.
SAN FRANCISCO Jan. 5-Trade is dull The
demand from the interior is light Flour and grain
dull
INDIAN DEPREDATIoNs IN OREGON.
Dates from Oregon are to December Goth
Nothing has been heard from Col. Kinney and
his party who went to drive the Indians out OF
Fort Walla Walla, of which they had possession
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA.
The Indian depredations in northern California
still continue.
George NJ Chase, the American consul at Laha
ma, is dead.
NICARAGUA.
Col Walker is receiving reinforcements by every
steamer.
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DIED.

On FRIDAY morning. the a5th INST. CLEMAET N.
ROTHWELL. aged y years and y days. For the
past four years conductor on the Richmond and
tlemanly department.. obging manners, and sfrlct at
tention to his duties had made him many friends
among the travelling community
His funeral will take place on Sunday, the zIfn IN
stant II o'clock. A. NJ. from the Second Baptist
Church Or. Howells) His friends ard acauainisn-
ces, and those of his step father. Mr. Thomas Doda-
mead, are respectfully invited TO attend
At his fathers residence in this city, Thursday
24th of January 1856. at five minutes before twelve
O'Clock M after brief illness in the SD year Of his
age HUGH HAMMER GODDIN, eldest son of Isaac
Avery and Eliza Ann Goddin.
His funeral will take place from Centenary Church
Tomorrow Morning. at Ii o'clock. whence his re-
mains will be taken to the family burying ground
about thrse miles north of the city His friends and
those of ha fathers family, and of the late Major
Hugh Davis invited without any further notice to
attend.
EDITORS of Virginia Alabama, Kentucky and Mis-
sour will please extend the above announcement
AT his fathers residence In Leomnster, Mass, Of
lingering disease the seeds of which were contracted
during three years residence in California, Mr. GEO
A. HOWE, in the 26th year of his age; and who was
for the last resident of this city, where ne
had endeared himself to many acquaintances by mis-
es Unable qualities as associate and frend.
At his residence in the county of Chesterield on
the 18th of December. 1855, THOMAS GREGORY,
ESQ.,, in the 49th year of his age.
The subject of this notice was an upright nigh
minded gentleman much beloved bv his neighbors
neghborlv himself it easy to secure the frieno
ship and affection of those among whom he lived a
favor was seldom ever asked of him in vain He gave
general satisfaction, and discharged with fidelity
whatever Office his countymen called him to fill He
was always ready TO relieve the wants of the needy;
and far in his power, to render cotorta HE
the dependent His death has created void in the
circle of his acquaintance which cannot easily be I'LL.
ed. He has left devoted wife, with whom he had
lived very hsppiv for number of years. five living
and obedient children, and large circle Of relatives
and friends to mourn his loss. He was an affection
ate husband. indulgent father. kind MASTER and
good neighbor In his death the community has lost
valuable citizen, and society bright ornament.
Mr. Gregory never connected himself with any
Church. but ALWAYS respected religious services
When he was taken sick, and during his sickness,
which continued about three months with scarcely
pain his mind was deeply impressed this all-in-
nortant subject and just before he died he sas-
faction to his sorrowing family and friends, that he
would be happy in the future. large concourse OF
people attended his funeral and followed him to the
grave where his mortal remains deposited to
| await the resurrection morn
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Admiral Lord Adolphus Fitzelarence lay dan
gerously i'll in London.
In the Senate of Mississippi few days ago, Mr..
Starke gave notice of bill to provide for the pay
ment of the Planters Bank bonds
A company has been organised at Ottawa, ILL.,,
with capital of 900, for the manufacture of
starch. -'t
The Lexington (Mo) Express states that regis
tered letter conts lining $1,000 mailed at that place
last month for st. Louis has been lost
"Kessell Garden" lager beer house In Wheel.
ing, Va, was destroyed by fire, Tuesday morning.
Loss $1,000.
Rev. Joseph Goodman, of the North Carolina
Methodist Conference, died in Halifax, Va, ON the
18th inst.
.Danville. Va, has appointed delegates to the
Southern Commercial Convention
Dr. Craddock member of the Legislature from
Halifax county, 10 confined to his home by sick
ness.
Thackeray lectures in Charleston, s. c.. on Mon.
day night next.
Hon VIM. Ezzard has been elected Mayor of An.
gusta Ga.
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The bin for the relief of James Parsons. Jr,
xh,.h cam. 70 thu Senate yesterday from the
Hou.a s,.e;taa the most animated and stirring de-
Rate h,ch b.s occurred dnring the present session.
soma ~ the sbest speakers In the Senate took
,rou,nsnt mart in The debate, and nearly all Of
them were 10 favor Of referring the btu to COM
uittee. and OF considering with the gravity and
elaboration which the circumstances required q
measure Of so important q character. Messrs
TAzwELL, ANBLER OLD, JONES and CAMPBELL
took this view of the subject, willis. each and all
ready to sustain the rights of the citizens Of
the State, whenever II became evident that the
laws Of the country insufficient for their pro.
lection. twas maintained also that the bill EN-
braced two objects and that while 1t might be the
duty of the Legislature at once to afford relief to
Ar Parsons that portion Of Che bill having gene
raj character should be separated from i. and re-
ferred to a committee which has been already ap-
pointed for the consideration of kindred subjects.
An eloquent and able argument of Mr.. JONES
on the subject, was succeeded by Mr. CAMPBELL,
who said that as the representative of the largest
siAyeholding district in Virgins. he was not pre-
pared TO declare that the Legislature of Virginia
should interpose to prevent Mr.. Parsons from 60
Ing and standing his trial before the Pennsylvania
Courts. He willing to trust to the laws of the
country, to do justice to any citizen who should
suffer from State laws which had been de-
ciared by the Supreme Court of the United
States null and void. "We have no right -
said Mr.. CAMPBELL, in his powerful speech, "aee
AaS< no rigM Of reprisals; right Of pcr no
yighs our the rights Of the la.7s" We have seldom
heard interesting debate than that which this
bill elected. Mr.. WHITE and Mr. ARMSTRONG ad.
vocatedthe House billwith much energy and effect,
but the motion for a reference was sustained by a
large majority of the Senate, whose determination
was evident at once to sustain the rights of yir-
gina, and to manifest their reliance upon the eff
cheney of the laws of the Union slT
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Cruelty 10 Animals.

in the frozen and slippery condition Of our streets
teams have suffered severely They have had to en-.
Cure tho double misery of the ice and cruel drivers
II has been painful to all kind hearted persons n
zee them beaten and knocked about when thew
can hardly keep their feet much less pull the
50 ssh.cA they were harnessed To beat mule.
with heavily loaded butt ends of whips on their
sides and even over their heads, has been nrac.
Ice constantly recurring. The expedient Of =, !.
plying the keen thong, with crack clear "a the RI.
de, TO their long ears, was mild variety to tn.
punishment of which those poor creatures wera n
victims Their drivers torturing their ineenn;,v
20 End ont the means of distressing them. havs 80
ieeted those members for tho application of ,ts
lash, thus visiting upon them the keenest p.n and
rernisding them ef their defornity! These cruel.
ties are enough to demand the more active ,n,er,,o.
sition Of laws and police We have never see,
them carried TO such an extent.
We were gratided yesterday to see one ~ o,.
magistrates, CDR. MERRIrT) apply his cana va,...
epportunely 70 the head OF merciless driver 4,
Gary street. just IS he was beating mnle with N.
butt Of his whip with ali hia strength. II was tbs
best lick ofthe season II saved the mule ,vorld
Of suffering We invite the attention az ourars -
teams to the cruelties Of their driver. 70 .se.
value their teams they ought 70 protect them
from tho mercess treatment we s1esk -
which must rapidly unit them for service and Sas.
troy their value. We also iny.Ia the attention. 81
the police to this subject
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70 Auction NOtice.-The attention of To.
bacco Manufacturers is eguestedt to my sale of supe
rior Screws and Fixtures This Morning at IL o'clock,
at the Tobacco Factory of Messrs Grant Bennett,
on 20th street, between Main and Franklin street.
ALSO-To the sale OF one likely Negro Boy q
good Stemner.
ALSO.-To the Renting of the Factory for the
present year. THOMAS W. KESSEE,
ia 6 Auct.
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COMMERCIAL.

NEW YORK, Jan 25-Flour declined-State
90 l2; Ohio s344: Southern 1915. Wheat higher
red 50. Corn firm at 90. Pork firm.
Beef and Lard dull. Va. 6's S93
BALTIMORE, Jan 25-Flour less firm and dull
and unchanged Wheat improved--white Sl.950
So 0s, red $3.50 $780, Corn unchanged. Pro
visions quiet.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 22-The steamers news
had no effect on Cotton-Middling 81. Mess Pork
$i70Sl725. Molasses 35. Sterling q.
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FINED FOR WEARING SHAwL-A young man
named Kirk Anderson has been arrested in st.
Louis Mo-, for wearing shawl, on the ground that
1t was not the apparel of his sex. The case came
up on Friday, and Anderson was fined $50. 1t has
created intense excitement among the shawl wear
ing gentry of St Iouis ----------
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FIRE.-DIsTRESsING Observation-Disclosures
morning, the new and beautiful cottage residence
of Ex-Lieutenant Governor Leake at Madison
C. H., was destroyed by fire. The family-al la.
dies and girlsbarely escaped in their night dress
es. and were forced to walk in bare feet through
snow twenty inches deep to a neighbours house.
Nothing of value was saved from the burning
building Loss s. 000
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rsT or -Remainin9 n the
II Riehn1ond Post O6lee on the 18Th Of January,
1876. su,s ~. .u
plsss, ssy they are advertised.
- Ofice hours on Sundays, hereafter, from 3to .
IL. and from to- r. NJ
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DIR. KANE's ARCTIC ExpLoRATIoNs.-Messrs
CHILD &, PETERSON, OF Philadelphia, are about
publishing in two volumes, appropriately illusrat-
ed, Dr. KAHEs narrative of his Arctic voyages in
1a54-'55. The Agent, Mr.. DoNAHUE, is now in
the city, obtaining subscribers to the interesting
work
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PHILAL ELPHIA, Jan 25-The Naval Court Mar
tial now in session in the case of Commodore
Richie, charged with using insulting language TO
Capt. A. f Dupont, of the Naval Board, to-day de-
cided to admit evidence for the defence the let
ter written by Commander Richie to the Naval
Department in reply to Capt. Dupont. The argu-
lnent will commence Tuesday, until which timethe
Court has adjourned.
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COMMERCIAL.

Richmond Markets, January 25, 1856.
FLOUR-Nothing doing Holders are buoyant !;
but there are transactions.
WIFE AT-No transactions. The mills are all sus-
pended by ice and there is no wheat offering.
CORN-There have been some arrivals and quota
tatiops are down to IS cents which sales made
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CHARLESTON, S. c., RACEs-These races com.
mence next week. Among the stables to be pres
emit is that of Calvin Green, of Richmond, with
Frankfort, Ellen Bateman, Linda and Cripps, and
that of Col. Belcher with Frank Allen, Caroline
and Adelgisa.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH


A friend sugxests the expectancy OF an A" !.
Usncess to raiss suoney for the poor An ee1e
the prcposision may assume subssan''A' A. ). ~
eressIve form, he invites those genae"en a..
city and any sojeurnins with as. VINO - :
posed to cooperate In this humans puIpose, "
meet al he EneaaAss Heti on Aoaads eeeA'Ay "e14'
a. 8 O'clock. with view to preliminary arrange
-sart
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THE TELEGRAPH LINE between Richmond and
the North broke down yesterday afternoon In
our telegraph despatch yesterday. giving the vote
for Speaker it should have been stated that James
Ricaud (Am), of Maryland, received 10 votes-
This left out, and the omission materially al
tered the result.
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Cy- Furs Furs Il have just received
per Express splendid assortment of Furs of finest
quality, consisting of Lynx, Stone Martin, Fitch
Mink Sable, and other styles for inser-
ton.
Ladies in want of Victornes, Cufs &c. will find it
to their advantage to make early call as am SELL
ing them at great bargains n EZEKIEL,
Cash Store, IS Main street,
ia26 Next door to P. X. Whites Shoe Saloon.
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MARINE NEWS

NEW York, Jan 23-Arrved schrs. Danyille and
Richmond from Richmond
The jamestown and Roanoke have discontinued
their trips between Richmond and New York for the
present, in consequence of the ice.
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WASHINGTON, Jan %, 1s56-An Intellectual at
tempt was made in the House today 10 repeal the
resolution xecluding debate during the present
week and until election of speaker.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
wTo Cla,ma nts against the Relief Com

EYTO Claimants against the Relief Com
MITTEE TO AID THE NORFOLK AND Portsmouth
SuFFERERs-The Relief Committee appointed by
the citizens during the prevalence of yellow fever in
Norfolk and Portsmouth aid those cities about
to close their administration and hand over the
nainder of the fund in their custody the proper
authorities in Norfolk and Portsmouth. All claims
against them must be presented before Saturday. the
I'd of February, or they will not be paid
10 q BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
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T The Patent Right Man and his Pet
CARD.-Our attention has frequently been called to
pet card of this man, which has appeared and re-
appeared often in the Dispatch and although it
purports have been written by his friend it is too
much like his former productions. to be attrbsted to
another. Its style and lansuageEis natural to him.
that to find fault with him for it, would be equiva-
lent to finding fault with hog for gruntng,
for braying 1t is natural for them, and have no
idea of condemning them for it.
iaes M. P. SIMONS.