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New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

I.vindle OF about s25 COO as far as has yet been
soert aimed has lust been pepetraed ythe head %
commission house in THE city which has heretofore
been in good repute The party in question Is deacon
d, ,,,,d,pr church. and has by his professions o. peiy
done much TO gam the confidence OF those dealing WIN
h,o The .vindle wac committed by checks wh.cA
were not provided f,r The partylr town on Frday
last, o-tebsiby for the purpose OF being M ed IN
peghboring city instead of which he took W1th MN
irsl SISTER a. compagHoR dc rOy0ge leaving Oemud
him anotheI one in a condition To increase the census
shortly One Bauk is sufferer to the extent oI StVO'
and the remainder OF the amount is distributed among
several victims letter has been received fro ta's
Don Juan stating that before the letter was rrcoVed
he would be FAR at sea- Int this is supposed t. be 'of
he purpose Of distracug attention nom his real d's-
tinatiop, which is believed to be Kansas.
dispatch from Milwaukee, received to-day, states
ihs, the loss Of the Wisconsin Lake Shore Roai by
the burning of their depot cannot exceed oJO aud
probably viii not exceed s., ,OOo The running OF the
road wsS 10, interrupted.
We hear that some negotiations are gong on whica
nsy pCssby result in the with travail OF the inu1chon
rpOt tle Gle, Gland Columbus and Cincinnati R"a1
srd the payment by that Company Of the over due m
bte,t on the guaranteed bonds OF the Coldnods aHd
PGua Rosd
party is said to be here from NeS-Orlesn', author
ned to negotiate for the Of the new transit
grant across Nicaragua and to make arrangements nv
which the boats are az 40 to be put on between tbs
ciy and San Juan. This would appear 10 confirm the
Intelligence received by the George Law, thHi Na'NrT
vN anxious to settle rs difficulties with the Transit
tcopsny upon almost any terms.
Tie Ncv Orleans P.cGyute Of the 10Th says
The subscriptions 10 the Bank Of New Orleans en-
Agenctt opened thi- mornias, and Pr9ceedel lll,e
Snskiy Nearly s2OO 600 we,e paid IN for new S''tN'
neunderstand that one Of the Insurance Cpm2dAleS
Uek 20 900. Tho market wss again poorly SuppHeI
sh hcbsi ge this morning, and toward the close ol
e eay the rates further stifeuod. Sight w1s soi Ia
-e hTenoOn st cent discount, but a. saose4 ie9''
9saenSrd manifested itself for large suns, the o4HHs
s'aialy advanced their terms 20 par. \, . cIo,A
-as could De considered the estabhshedTatc Ol'7ide
Soe sod At l. and five DAYS a. :. sixty iAFS on
io'k now rel y,s from II eng, ani occa.oAt.y
= M OUTSIDE names There was very h,'.' S'eiH'S
20. The leading drawcrs ask l09l Nothing trans
fN BIZ Of Lsding drafts. French ENchanSeH
st' and may be quoted from 5f22i q 5i.l'i.
'eo 'nntked s the statement OF the New O-.e4ns
b'sks Apn!ls.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

d. No,,. Prey Boat.-2 ~ bids Fio0', 10 pa. Whssy.
~ srsh Rye 80 sides Lsstter - Boz Apg-- -
10 80, saaroad-71 bbl. Flour 5 pss Asbss l5I b.ss
wIss rs 90 Oas 10 pSa EsEy 20 do APPt7s I'D d.
Pm
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

II.F ~ '. = .i,Id, II d...,,
their supplies a. soon a. possible acc"1n ar
rey freely, usuy parcels being oi"afed ~ ehpe
,f rc.s se ,sse 20 rr Other knjs fl-ntf bat
ile quauuies duo he in fortnight or co. qlie b5ta
Nh trst have been g further advance; ses ot -
WINE n &c IN orr u..t Weekly viii .sely Do able
{. ,ye TeJoft o the Viogres OF the LeiP'ic sale.
=. quote:
puiY Dr,sed 90 Unfessed 70 + cent al vel Pfo-rct OF
Biif,sh North AmercaA PIOyIrecs. tree.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

Jsvs - litg'c ceea he ler hslg, n ~, Lag syrift
He; sra IS hsf nd tsles M0o-aH lj~ Tas
Of = %. nciuoi-g tc-dsy'i arrirsl, IL - %
We Gusfr:
Java NiU, r.....H us LlEzsyrs = r.......ll rei
ks.............. rl't h.Iacaib0 = H
B-s3l :..-........lol glz = Dom casa o.
COTTON hss been scvs chiefly Of IL rsnsa par-e'. g.
wy f1l Irces To e received to se 70
show - j. hoeT". -- e 90 bales.
We ieI%at our iyT.r-r ..--'iJns.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

The above markets carefully revised by the io''
loving dealers at Washington market:
n FvLLIE-S;s1d No lol, Batter, Cheese aad Lard
i PAcX-E SoX-Staud No 6. Poultry cans. =.
kNArF EyAo-StsuGs Soa . sId -, Beet Aa'ioA' '-s'
and Lab. =. , C.. s,,,.s rt,.,s
Pa.oa. Beef. Tongues, &c -. . f,,..t
i N FRoAs Co--Siaad No & FTu.s ~ al k'1ls
N UIs,oX-StaIGs NOs. IL 49, - fish deg el.
{ Iasals-S.sli No 50, Egs. aeose, &C ~
: hNS Co-Nos sad fS0A s''0S'' "''' $50
pr - 4. Vegetables. Herbs. Ac
MN. J. bLASk-Stsud No 90, Nssetaet7s
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
Ne,,-Yerk Cattle Market.

WTFKIY REPORT q recspf. a. ss.i.lL pres oi
RFFIFs MILK COWS. VEAL CAL' - Sd s'fr ana
LAMBS M SWINE; carer pr i.7a q 'ySll.
o. .te brLb-r cu.ty AL rrice Of BGEf y, T. :,
re- .rssi siHs-d.y market 81 "AShiHo S- H "a
YtPD> a4fh - Prepsf,s every ~eek etgr-s-y ot lhh
SRW-NORh TRistNE. oy sOLoS hODlH0'H'
cVRRTST PRICES ToK rHL WEEK
wypSEsDaY Ap-l =, lsS-
p,r,rsTee. -. sat b. the head prce equal 20 ne
- = tcura CT TIE esu A.sd esai q bef n iae i.r's
TIE hsts - tslow. CT Gta 9uaref t' e'l'el " -I
EArks', =. - ls II Bostcr- -, - - -.
THs vrces today = = VII average over ie o. X .ooye
-. x,.k Fi.. quality Tic e. EXtrl IL . he!uI
Iiitc Pooe.; ltdeic. Bat fs~ sales over -4S- u ae'
lie. c, -. ..,,u~ .,is .A-g.,s
49, q e Z xeisat eKcspt th'ss tfon o.s %
-. q. "a t.oxu a. Kt>o.- vtch bnag tI - - e1f
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

FRUITS Ra today lave been moe ae'4ei sale; Of 20
kxes ha SD 10 cusrrT boxes Bunch haisns,
~ s. so iores Layers Raisir. A. - %. aud so
brxes 5rrr yer cis 2atn' az 7lc p b31es LlIslei5o
Aro4 az 5c 20 cazts SaIlaesa &c. for half boxes BY
.rctcr - rkFs Puus And 81 quarter boxes Pruues
a. &c Arrs are urch,rgd bed fruits mu,h lower fog
Af-!ts Gales CT = 600 d al &c WHICH Is 4c 4o"ei'
peisifs su1 y csk 20 T. Almonds Ma1 sh sh.l3 a
W. R,b n box GO rs y iuouls Isice ~. sh.lS n
po Ity., TO- + 3 . a. s. .AluoLds Sic's sf sh. a.
Curraut ZaLto, = - n - Amonfs shri ei'..''@: ~
Ctron L4shorn.. ls III Ssrlnes = boK......6j ej@i
Almonds Iag'ds.. ~ 2 y .
SH-Tle feeling il ratL'r teter, ~ 9untHs Hty CO1
sd +4d 25 chiefly ~ l.. foT 6fsnd bank hAaefei
are nuiet 8 a.so bbl MerrIE.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

ERICKS-Ha.d North River continue Il iA'i re}'-ss
6S;p ~ rhlaielghls Fsce sse se!lig A. Si+9 = -
80 ,cl Al slO Fcreigu coutirne quiet 4 - ioi
Nh 60 foI Bath and - oG - i1T Sour
RFFSWAX-Ths market IS qHsii last sAes oi Ah-'''A
Yellow At 7G27tc. ~, s..-, : "a b,r,
COFFFT-Tbe suction sale Of Rio comprised E ov osS' W
balance q Nsrons cargo Issset on "Itn 81 "a 80
g.. ,i,hJr.wg At privsis sac the mIrtst ets,9 ,
btti i.uOt . iys; sa.Ss St 20 h-s' 40 8 'tft'f '
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

NFaLEtONE-ILe usfket cutie hrl, "iS sA-e' =
Nr.f.-.,-t = SIC. sd I-rEe sir- Oc-otss 8 C. II
WINFS-1krr trn market f1r tnost a. -ciiPe -
.F4rss scti...v. .4es of ~ cssss sserry sc
&c q Scsr - BuTEurdy 81 . lcr Port = - ''fi
IS 1lss--, 80 20 CiaT-t a: ~ 20 * -
rs-. art a. .; 4,C = cssks Dry al S~'s --'A
r, --.-r .eid. rfivs'a feru'
- 4 gY-The make sAs4 t-;fer aaf ~ A4h' si ~
49,, atls. at -. Ohio snd Pri-ln-
Il b. cuet All th- Only ots trota sore
a Sac - !ois s-e held q
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

oil CAKE-1here nothing d,hs 10 '-s, th- market;
.f rrs are msse rui quo stons would be no guide
hers are shTIns their sccoli Oh Meal very
cuief t
Mo- s-ht he's bee made sales of s." bbls a,
e7esi SIC for bees sc Tor Prime eud rs 500 50 for
Prime Beef better feusd but unsettled aud
feavv, ses o. GO bhls - 20 ir Cou.ry Moss,
2 for Prime aHd % j0 - for Western Refacked
H,.s Prime Mes quiet ald "a nominal at NlIG vi
Be- Hans steady but quiet 3C1 Bicon rrm and
sslts Cf 80 short rhhei Mids - aiSe
iorth a. Roush ie- hrm sls Of 70 bids A. ST.
smoked sides seins 6dqic. Crt Meat, in COOL DE-
fd ara are frn; sales 40 bb hhis and tea At Iflc for
Shuf,r. &c for Hans he extreme prce for cn9ce
lo Iar quite firm with eh receips; 'aes Of - obs
tc. t dCc Butter plenty sud 10 .r demand - II a 'lc
f STATE END ldsc for Ohio Cheese il .iesdy st sgoc
gts sre - fir demand a. lldiic- per dozen.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
REcAPiIuLATIoS;
u.rl.t.... .Repo, Hd 6y Te<graph.
Receipts Of Produce

.,s,xv Wegres1sy Apri y. Ie-6-Ss,~s II PRODUCE %
Az nil CLOVER sEEb-l7ai7ic. t0r n iiun
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

Sefsass Of loans fof he week........... S!so,9i
So. "1oring are the footncs of the Weekly Bank
Co on' 81 Boston for the week ending April y:
Lsss,S ISL go 90 Due u other Backs = so ~
sp.c. ssoots s. 81 20 Deposits ..... l. : 0oO
Oss 46i@tc Circulation 7,is5,sN
a.. '00neToial sdyices by the Arago aud Arabia
= ~ U0Aly favorable. Consols closed at o3, which
y. quoted by the previous arrival Cotton
''' sHd suOyant, With considerable speculative
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

FFITHtkS-PTueN Nt7Fern cOnf Quo m sulu t-Oc4i no
sfu ard Il Eoou, -aes at 5SG4jc 30.
FTAXA moderate inquiry for jersey At lcl lc and Ohio
a. ia !c Tie stock not srso but the consumption has
fllor Il of late
CFAlN-Cur Wheat market IA lower aad unsstled par
t- sfly common and medium gUeo The demand i limi'edi
ss Of - lufh ecod rel Teunessce At 81 10 nd 6Op bn.h
q mixed FefrsNlyania e. : co. Rye se.tei Ahd
rurh lower; sales q S8tO oush & for j. and 5to DC
northern, closing a. 9e Oats - plenty Io"eti tie'
t southern at = STE jersey -c, slate at - 1s+c
,rd " stern OHIO and Chcsgo Bariey - IN
l,e az ~ n Barley Malt s saabie st - iLa - -
Com the but Sod shipping o's are not
l,fv .e VI - 90 bush c 0O.s for rtnen iHed -
no, tcr do yellow 62Q6hc for Do wne-th9 latter p-e Tor
che rid bic upuspcted bes1s are iower sAes 81 ~
i. a. 2t OF sCk cyei Fez' sacs were MAZE u
90 has a. : S7!0$&
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
Family Marketing.

The following table gives the retail rToo OF the
,rucpo articles ci Farm Produce ~ ths CITY OF Ne"
York op Wednesday, April %:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

TALLOw eortluss steady; the 'gPpy : far ,.s: Of
0C, = tie week c4c cash house Fa seus = &c
TlS-BA1ca Leid very sry favorable a. ieei ION
Fral; a. sales fIoua store - sc ca1h Stf~ arc ooW
red - 3 .af. vesteftay 10 slabs ~ >, cAs p4Ie' are
-, au,L o. aId 81 Y be IIoel ef I'll - iC4.lA
WCOL-Tr@ market has se-ted infO coulpafays cuAs%
bv,-r. hssta-e IL PURCHASING these hisl pce- Tue DeA
r Iluc~. drr1Eess with boilers tr-y 5-sNh
u, th viii eogred befr- he ueSt eip -ted ru.o
.,f,. 7. fcrg ssl-s OF .ur@r st I'D ss 80 or
1trra For-fn IS tru With : nod7rsfe nGsfyi soo7t :"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

Sells 1Le demand not 50 active io 'lyyer owing 70
IL m fvostle yea hor sales OF lto -ss sad bols st 1i
The later rice f1T su.sI los yey hi NJ . n ~ -e
md Al - SEA bush hr fes Rosh Fiits dnl and
ro r A. ~ 81 , q 70 Lius-ed seafy aud dii last SAFE
OF seut's A. Boston ~ 36d - b. J, cab sod Es
sOAP-sal~ pirei oi on 'S~s lse Al Jos 9lDt,
Cheucsl Olive soVr -s- G.. l'" bNs on terms not
tr,t .rited N-v.No'k Pale Cen no rf 5Gac
SIlCFS have ruled quiet tOctyi small --ei olJ
trsn.pi,i q Psrp@r and Pm-u'o az ~ oar qlotocs
CT IN mat. l. ~ a. Pepper Sumtra I'LL I'll.
a., .s- Rae - a. = Pifleufo Jsul. (ctsh) III =
.......s 0eO Cloves (c.shb .........lelC Cl3
Nuimegs No l........'-tn9b -
sPIRl ia 'sr pre- ale for Brandy a. f prices;
cher en qu -ate s0ugat Of e. former rates.
80. Of 3 slf tines Cosu.o brandy - -; 70 HO
cle AZ "a -; 3 Jamaica kru ~ 81 SGSI<'
4 ptes u 81 l5Qs 81 ans 50 runs ot Croix, part new
crou. AZ II y q 81 35
cTFsRIS-The u.Ake IL active and the g. ppy NOT
r, .Al,s 81 4ONo n &c. for iair TO PRIME Wmte.
sPFRMACETTl-Rtf refined IN good demand for drussistS
81 &c cash.
STARCII-We coz Time quote Pearl st saSie and Potato
q i0ttc
SFfLTEH-Tbe usIIet firm, with aes of 25 tua' Plates
Il - ~ cssh.
IFAS-At prvate ss- there IL good quty snd mod@rae
hu-res doing suction A. ber sale announced tor
tc morrow, Ylth several others Tor short future
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

D, ,n,cNjh.r- is 1T ru,h to-g - this are Ffl'e;
- 20 supported. W. he.i ssslcs q; !. sss So. -
N.4r.s a. frTaS &C. t5e 'crei And iof ie
STiA RUPbER-Psrs d., a-t Priees ssas'--J '''O'
n, huyer; ve kesf Of 70 see. - -. -.i- a.,
,TfiFR "a Artvtrs freely bat eolcefs e. IL
,Is ..n,a eA.r :. be repsce5 A. les cost .Sr a.
,,.st Ste lea Busoos Ayrss MIDI A-i se i'' Al.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

VONIi-The ss- TsV- o--n 'la-I 10 -. . y o -
q. At =, q &c houe nsumPuc--
FOTS-N-~ rnolsste res esf tom bf Trfsi So
- -. tosy &c 90. ordIsly 70 raot EassiA SO
y e.,,-l.. Ola r-nsn r.uuius- -. -.
EFMT-Aueucsn C-'e' s1t Trtces sfs &c A7l---
,5 for rtre.s, !. I'D = - - ~ pftssS1 --e
s.. =, ss ~ wh.ch $50 haze d. o. sa--t-1J
HAl-The stock hss !arsel1 -1e-rhsee 40 ~.;5 "a s1
= .hi.rrE r:ces have cec-ei - q q y Saes d
$50, - q. Z straw : Sc. IL % y Gu-c = iO 4 go.
--he deuaId >eo.ch fiE . i-h I'D t-e ia4Lst
.er W.T. usS.s oscsi.s. sales % lse taLs - - 30 -
Frk sheet y y .oC1 s-r-y s~es Z l.t ~. %
so u Sf.c Singles a. -. . E--sl o,1
- a.. se.sy a. &C. ~ a. ksn-eI a. ~ =. Dc = su'
- --ts Of Z -.s.Al S.eo az bos;o1 hA oee- Es7s'e1 %
Il lsua a4st
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

VJTAIII5 IoIt-IT-
a. f,r surrly: The dfmAid moderate al 81 2@ FL q for
e.erp Reds Puk Eyes and ~ d00 - for Mrrcers snd
Csrels 1urITs less plenty AID oonmlDd ooQ &c Tor
Mi:ts- 80 kus. .
TLA,TF R White sud Blue Lump moderately sought
49, a, : 7Sd - g. Cscinsi - quiet At - 81 ncs.
fft FILo market still tends oownTsrd the caoicest do
g fr common TO choice; the stock s ample and in
crenr.. H..
sTGtPS continue steady and have been fairly i've sales
ofsIbts Porto Rico a. Ia &C.; bids Cuba Ma coyAeo
tttla1c IS boxes Havana az. All ~ ths MeiAia
O. nj, ae terms; 2tto taes E.a tor rniins a.
about &c.
We quot; al
S,U.C-srs......... - ei Eaya A. brown y5. q q
Cuia Nus, yado..... $40 MahIla q" -
p,,to Hieo........ Stusrts' (Aj CEu,he l..
stuart. Double Ref ed Lost D..............nou-
stusrg Double Refined Crushed. nom.
Stusrf. Double Refined Ciro1rd ............... morn
SALT-Th. nske is better for Liverpool The demand
cod sale. Of Oround IT - 091. Marstas Al FL a. aud
llors .iore todsy Il Last sale OF Csds 81 c AMI
Nedierrsfean Ht sometlii lcts
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
.KTENs.

TOE 4CCO-A kiEds Of Leaf a-e hrm srt 10 Tar fefaes
Il, f,~ ciors cone forward slowly esfeciay ot heh'1ky
Nsnufsc ur-d arm and fairy active sales o; W hHis heH'
treky az ! n e. AID " cases seed Lesi al 'ic
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

NEW Yozr Classification.
UpiAfai FLORIDA Mobile
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

TOTAL REcEfFr, % CArrLE FoR rHE WEEK.
Accoriis reports from the several places " tAs
80,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

ENTL--t " N-I-Ta-
crief. st70sc
OIt-Eugi.h irseed very dnil FOR whole parcels
I'D o-ce- ~. cab; h--sk bi
re.s cc = C7-c Craze WA. sc,icey ni. at
Cct RED c3h; nc pres 1T
eec fired IS ruchc-ret Winter Beacasd s salabe AZ
Gsc Crude S7cT SA'iouarv e. old hsrres the stock
tcf Az Mi-ufzc arm = 10 tor N-teT Ia
hescLe G1d Bcscted Lard oil quiet and prices
sfr Sacs Wes'efn Winter eoc mOataA keL IS als)
6ufL.E
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

UIpFs-The market very dui, And pftes have down
Nd u o atior Tie arrivals minus far sud the sics has
i,r.sa ~ no Bueuos Ayres led 81 Nc sld Angos
tur A. z.c The consists Of 3OttV buc-o res, AV
RI Creme, l5,t % A1sostuTa, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-20
Fremont and sc ward.

The Fremont aud Sc ward wings of the Black
Republican faction are already getting by the ears.
The Central Black Republican Committee at
Washington boasts of having circulated four mil
lions of Fremont documents during the campaign,
and claims on that ground the right to protest
against any nomination at present for 1850. The
N. Y. Herald (Fremont) ascribes this to the pur.
pose of nominating next time SWIM H. Seward or
some other demag,g 10 Of his kidney" 1t insists
shat II the issuing of documents gives any right
b dictate, II has better claim than the Central
Committee, baving issued during the campaign ten
millions of Fremont sheets, which was one third
of the total thirty millions sent out from the New
York press during the late contest This is the
beginning Of q very pretty quarrel. the farthe r
development of which will be highly entertaining,
as we'll as beneficial to the country.
The herald also speaks of ''some very ominous
signs in the political atmosphere" in relation to
che choice of u. 8. Senator by the New York
Legislature elect i. says: Notwithstanding tt .
pretended withdrawal OF Thurlow Weed and the
little villain, satisfied that they are work.
ing night and day to encompass the place"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-20

THE IRON MASK We copy the following from
the Boston Gazette In regard to the /" Iron Mask"
which will be performed tonight at the Marshall
Theatre:
"We were anxious to witness Mr. Wallack.
Jr a. production of The Iron Mask, on Monday.
The subject is such fine one, and 80 many had
failed siynay in their treatment of It that felt
curious to see how that ACKNOWLEDGED excellent
play.wright, Bayle Bernard, had succeeded Our
Judgment may be summed mp in three words-He
has succeeded Mr. Bernard has given Mr. Wal
lack Jr., and Mr.. Wallack. Jr has given the pub
lis q skilfully constructed drama, With well de-
veloped plot an artistic elaboration of character
great effectiveness of situation and incident, and
language far beyond the common place We will
also say In all honesty that for years we have not
been 80 interested In drama The life sni spirit
OF the play never flag and at times the spectators
feelings are powerfully worked upon. Thanks to
Mr.. Bernard for one of the very best plays put
upon Bos on stage for many year.
"The dramaist has suited Mr.. Wallack, Jr to
hair In Leon de Bourbon. The changes from the
,shing roysterer and amless sybarite to the con.
sciously degraded scion of royalty, thence to the
mysterious prisoner, for years masked with 3
mask Of IRON thence to the invalid upon the verge
of the grave, and the ligh.oing change from that
condition to liberty and happiness with his be-
trothed, are finely drawn by the author,-still
more finely acted by the player. Mr.. Wal.
lacks reckless Don Cesar manner in the first
two acts his consciously superior air when the
knowledge of his fatal secret first comes to him,
the sepuchrs voice. the emaca:ed look of the state
prisoner, the patbos with which he asks, when his
mask is renewed, II the skies are as bright and
the birds sing as saiy as ere he was immured, the
tenderness of his tone when after years of 40
sence he meets his fondly loved the utter despon-
dency of well nigh broken heart, as he goes to
Paris as he thinks, to die and the full burst of
exuliing JOY, az at the close, freedom and love at
las. are his throughout all these phases of char
acter he displayed . combination of talents, the
q ,gresate of which mace up a performance 10
which we must apply five letter adjective we
seldom use We apply 1t. knowing its force, and
he adjective is-6REAT. For the correctness OF
It's use, we refer any one who has witnessed the
NAV
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-20

coRREsPoND5NcE THE DISPATCH
NORFOLK, Nov ls
The L. s. District Court commenced it's term
here yesterday, Judge Halyburton presiding -
Gov. Gregory, District Attorney, and John Wi
ley, Esq Marshal, are here, with jury from
Richmond To day the case of White and Smith,
two sailors on the schooner Mist. charged with mu
tn,us conduct, was transferred to the Court ct
Richmond.
VIM PALLET, of Princess Anne county. while
conducting drove of cattle from Kempsvile to
this city, on Monday, was throwa from his horse,
aud died in few hours.
At the late meeting of the Presbytery In Liber.
ty, Bedford county the Presbyterian church at that
place extended call to the Rev. J. w. X. Handy,
of Portsmouth, to become Its pastor. Much to the
delight of the members of the First Presbyterian
Church in Portsmouth, he has declined the call
The Democracy of this city are 70 have a cele.
bration on Friday night, " hich is to be attended
by an illumination of good many dwellings
torch light procession will be one portion of the
affair.
Juo Roberts, of Baltimore, arrested at the late
Agricultural Fair, for relieving Capt. Ed Carter
and Jas. Tatem, Esq, of their speckst books has
been examined before Justice Dickson of the
county, and remanded for appearance at the ex
aiming court.
On Sunday last, the ferry steamer Portsmouth
came In collision with the schooner Josiah Holley
of Baltimore, and had her ladies cabin badly
smash cd up. Several ladies' on board at the time
escaped death.
Business here is very brisk al present large
number of vessels are in port loading for Barba,
does PACA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-20
yirsiuia Military Inst,iute.

We have received copy Of an able and elo-
quent Introductory address by Col. f. w. Smith,
Superintendent, to the corps of Cadets of the vr-
gna Military Institute, on the resumption of AGA.
dsmic duties, Sept. 9Th, 1856
In this address, COL Smith has lucidly set forth
the great benefits which this institution has rem.
dered to the cause of education 10 Virginia The
Virginia Military Institute. founded in 1889, now
Numbers nearly three hundred graduates. Col.
Smith states that, were the Institute thrown open
70 the students of other States than Virginia. its
annual matriculates would exceed those of any
college in the United States, and would embrace
the youth of every State in the csnfederacy