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New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27

1he business OF the Clearing fioure W az
The amount Of gold forwarded to Boston to day Tor
the steamer only $4,000.
There was rather more activity on call oans to day.
but tie supply sbont equsl to the demand.
portion Of the activity was to the fact that it is
steamer day.
TIE aggregate receipts in July 30 lines of railroad
was 4sO $751; agans g., 455 40. ncre use OF over
million Of dollars For August the receipts thus far
look very favorable. The Central is d ing large
business. The Ere is already about 100000 ahead
of the same period of last August The Cleveland
and Toledo for the first tEe weeks stands SEQ oO0
sganst sle 600 in Aug, 1855. The Michigan South
elm for two weeks about sl5 900 ahead Of ast year.
and the Michigan Central also large increase. The
Illinois Central will show large increase, and indeed
all the Western roads promise very large Fall Traffic
The votes on the Cninqui and Ward Coal stocks
reconsdered this ing, and they were placed
ON the boob 10y decided majority.
The Fond du Lac Road, from Chicago 10 Janesvile,
will be completed to the latter city and open for bus
Dess this week. At that poiot it connects with the
Milwaukee ard Mississippi Railroad, over the western
extension of which it will reach the Mississippi at
Prairie du Chen. large portion OF the Northwest
t1 business VII leave the Mississippi at that point
an1 seek the East this route II already doing
fair business, although without any cton atits
Iorthern end.
But twenty miles of the Chicago branch of the
Hit ois Central Railroad remains 10 be completed, and
this s nearly ready for the iron. The passenger busi
ne.s Of this road has been cor sideraby augmented
within few days and the freight Offering exceeds the
capacity of the road TO transport with it's present
equppage. One hundred new freight cars will be on
the road in few days.
The Ner Orleans Cre'cent gives the following state
ment of the receipts Of specie at that port for two
weeks ending August lG:
From Vera Cruz BY the TEXAS, Gver....... el06,3D
From Csnpesehy by schr Empresan, silver. 5000
Via the river, silver and gold............... 5000
Total. ......:.:......"...'..'.,........ ,l5Sg
Totsl receipts since ls Sep,.mber l75....&5 SIS go
Receipts time last yesr............. 3Sj>3
The new In of coal transportation from Scranton,
PeLnsylvania in the center of the LacksvannI Goa
fields, to Elizabethpor, j., twelve miles from
New York is Low fully in operation. Coal is arriving
freely at Elizabttbport, and the Company advertise
lump coal at 81 IS; large egg 81 30; aud small egg
and nut or stove coal, 81 so q tun of 2,2iO ib.
In relation TO Land Warrants Thompso.s Bank
Note Reporter says
Lane warrants are rather sctive az present quota
tors holders subnittog 10 the decline rather than
take the isk OF rse ana buyers take for immediate
use.
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Receipt, Of Produce-AuG. 26.

py No,h R,rey b at,-s7O0 bbls Flour q 5o bush Whes
sosot $500 do o." IS P.t- Ashes 81 do f'0
yisioIs geo DO Whisky, s 100 DO On CAKE ,,,,, , 10,
Bv Erie Ralroad-2scO bhs Flour, $50 Ptss WHISKY ls-'
kac heat
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fAdvertisespentl
DRUGGISTS. PERFUMLRS and FANCY GOODS

DEALERS waiting the city, will lind the BALM OF Thou
sASD FLOWERS for pertaining the breath aud besutfyg tie
SsmpeioD, the salabe article in the market W. r.
YETRIDeE Co, franklin New fort For sale b
"a Dyussists and Fancy Goods Dealers In New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27

BOSTON, Aug 2s-Air ships West Wind, Calcutt. bark
Tropc Bird, NesY York for Key West
Spoken Aug 49, OF South Shoa ship Masonic from Cron'
stsdt for New York.
TIE T. :. soopofws Cyane sailed from tn port to-day,
cruise.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27
IAdvertisement.
AGAINST BURGLARS-The ROTARY

LecK patented by VALENTINE BUTLER has three essential
s1vsntsses every other doook In existence Ii
- pched The key small No two locks are alike,
be opened BY the key Add to this that the bot
massive enough for entire security aud thit the Lock be
placed door without dsdguns It. and moderate
For By VALENTINE BUTLER 80 aud % Madeuane
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27
sertisemen;.
LYONS KATHAIRON is by universal consent ac-

knowledsed to be the finest preparation for the Hair eve
made IL ehtctoaly removes al Dsn1rur gives the Har
ii<h elossy its growth and mpars to
. aebshIfa periume Sod everJ wnere. HEATH, WyhKoof
4 Co. Proprietors No. 63 Liberty street, New York.
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advertisement

PARTIES SEEKING BUsHEss-We prepared to prove that
investment be safer profitable than County
Ashs under Patent See the advertisement another
page Of this paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27

meeting Of the Young Mems Republican Assoca-
ton was held at the Odeon on Monday evening, and
was well attended. Much enthusiasm prevailed.
Gen. Hamilton entertained the audience with some
very pertinent remarks. Joseph j. Couch and others
aIso made ntere sting speeches. The list of members
is constantly increasing.
FIRr.-About O'Clock yesterday morning a car
penis shop Canton street. De Ksb avenue ds
troyed By FIRE. DAMAGE trihing
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NE EW-JERSEY ITEMS.

ORDiSATioS-The oriins,ion OF Mr.. Young,
serm.Hy ., r,ineeton convert to the Roman Cath
thedral IL e~ak 10. O'Clock a M the SPACIOUS
eshce beng crowded 10 its capacity Ponti6
Asss celebrated the occasion the Rev. Me,srs
beaodevn and AaTe setting Deacon and Subse.con and
the Rev Mr. hcOuaid as MsseT OF Ceremonies The c.ni
date At certain of the Mass du tuyeste IN the
orders Of Priesho'd by BshOp Bsyley discourse was
preached DUNG the services oy the Rev Mr. MeQuad In IA,
course Of which he alluded ia, ROM, CsthoIi
Chueb IA New Jersey and tn oughou country and claimed
she bad iumphed her I'd would e,nta
90 ouye esumny, &c aud referred eabli.hrnsn OF
The College Madison tue spuA there of the
sleIgy, and their well the ceremony Of ne day A,
szpoDs the more sinking proofs Of hes vitality.
RoBByRY AT The CITY HOTEL.-The room of
Col. smezer ~ the City Ho ell entered by
sone who tuned the key whi:h len door
BY Bppers from the outside and robbed e his pockebok
sod watch aud hat His p1cteboJk Contained few dons
X oney ed stock eenihcates the amount of S27oO,
vheh the thieves IL s thou,h
committed by attaches Of the
stopped the hotel durits Saturday and Sunday nights bu,
f early hour this Doynins Hswh Daily Adv Avg IS
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27
Advertisement.
Advertissment.
A retired Physician. whose sands of

a retired Pbyslclan, whose sands OF NE have
nearly discovered, white living Iniies
certain Cure for Consumption Bronchitis Coughs Colds sd
eenesal debility The Receipt printed in plain Engsh,
CYfy NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27

MaPkess-CARTFCLLI REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE
TUESDAY AuQ ID, 1856
BSHES-Ths market buoyant for Pots $e SIT; ssee OF
IS bbls Pe,ri steady al ~ Is ~
BALE ROPEWe notice sales of SEQ coils At lli dl3e
mos, less e cent for cash.
CUrION-The Market uuder the Nisssra's has not
chsI the sshest Holders demanding our quota
tons wthout however, finding any hom buyers,
Sales Of SEQ GALES.
nrots
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nIUArulI ALMAHAc.....rHfs DAv
s,xg;... S2s ses.,,...... $40 Moos- -Risss.2 een
wArER.........s..'...Ihe .Ihe pA.
Sandy Hook 52S Gov Island. e;l6 HeuGsfe .,. 1853
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27

~ Conp.etiue New Hampton with The Delaware. Lsels
North and Wet and Esston With the Lehish Valley 2s
oosd 10 Mauchcbunk ..
Leave New York for Esson and intermediate pscss foR
ver No North River at 80 aud 5: 80 for soasS
Ale at !: 80 and l0:45 q 10. and 3:S0 and $50 p
The abovs trains connect ct Elizabeth With trains On -
esw Jsrsey Railroad which leave NewYok from tAs es q
s'''''''d" "''~ and Ii m joaN sad Sirsss, s-v~
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27

" oil descriptions for sale, at Factory Prices, by
IAIRBAsKs l. Co, Agents, Nc. 1853 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27

COURT OF COMMON PLfAsISsrte.Ah ~
~'""' ~ Before Judge BkaDf o,.
Rue r. Randolph sgt Chas foseT WTaff loM
v Of gp, .us :. 'a' Tnos ss'S w. Bcse Order denying
,o,;on 10 yscste order Of arrest
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\ CENTRAL ROUTE connecting the Atlantic cities wS4
Westerp North western and South 8tstes, b.
naoous Railway direct The Rosd also stPl.bwA
With daily line Of S,esme TO all porte n the Western Rivs
and at Cleveland and esndusky With 10 eli pors
the North Lakes makips the direct l
reliable by which SREI0H5 be forwarded 10 md
hou the Great West
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPH1A and PITTSBURGH.
VsasT CLASS Boots Shoes. Dry Goods, fin on. a. .
boxes Furs, Feathers, ~ Pef '"'
SscosD CLMa-Boots and Stationery, Dry)
0oods Tin baes,) Hardware, Lss.Asf, 7se. pss 10
WOOL Gc.'s.
fs.RD CLAss.-Anyis Bssglns, Bscon and On, -. .
Pork TIN bull, Hemp &c. c.............."e. "e. per i"
PovzTH CLAss.-COfee, Fish Bacon and .o ,.o -
Psrt tpscked) Lard and Lard Oa...... ~s' Per ~"
In shipping Goods om aD5 point east Of pr
keular 70 mark the package Via Pennsyvais RsosdD
Goods consigned the Agents Of this Road Phnsdphs W
Pittsburgh vii be forw ssdsd without dsentou.
FnsIeHT AeEHrs-Hsris, Wormlsy Co., Memphis rena-
p Sass Co., st. Louis; 8. Mitchell Bon, EvsnsvaSs,
Ind DumeaA Bell Murdoch. and Carter Jswea. Lost
yG- Ky. B. c. Meldrum Madison Ind Sphsnsn Brown
snd Irwin Co.. Cincinnati n W. Graham Co., Zanesvis,
Ohio; Leech Co, Nc "a kAby St. Boston Leeeh Co.. NA
Aseor House kewYori No. WlsIn-st, aid No Bsass-
Urlsee NevYorki Z. J. snesder, Philadelphia nasrav
Ror further particulars or bills Of iadns. sppiyto
LEECH 4 Co., Agents Penn. RsilToad Co.,
No. 9Astor House Nev.Ycfh.
Il. II. HOUSTON, General FREIGHT Agent, PhilsdsiphIa
H. J. LOhBAEAT. Superintsudsct. Altoona. Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27

PIcxPocKETs At FUNERAL. Two young men
named GnMd Clifton AID james Williams detected
Monday the act Of picking ades pockets at the
Methods, Chorcb where tho u ersl service over
Of Mr.. Thos H. Braun being tUlsmaiLec. They
were arrested Bennett and Le1erts Of the NINTH
Ward Police aud committed " prison by Justice Davidson
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27

NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
~ DELPHIA and tho SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY.-mal and Express Lines: Leave New.Yort and II
O. and and fare IS IL % IS; stopping - v
Ssy:tstOD: Through rchets ;old for Cincinnati e7 ed
Gk &C. and through baggage ehested 70 Wsshngtoa In
and ,. w WOODRUFF Assistant 6up'I
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LAW INIE'LLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-sPEcIL TtRN-AoS' '''
lndre DAvIEs.
Wsr.:af ct al sst Lovsrne OF a. .a

Tbs case woich 10 an inter .nao'o p;.,,Ts m, ,nlc q
v,o, os In difereLt parts of the cry 80 IN attend ar :.
Wa. artihllY nIsaed. slx OF y Ven eounsel W." -
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27
NEW-YORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
Passenger Stations Corner Broadway and Cana -
In New. YORK . Corner 18th & and fth-av.

Ps~enser Station. Corner Broadway aud Cansl =
in NewYort Corner 18th 4 and tths,
fnAMs LEAVE NEwYoRK-for New-Haven: J,
GI)i 1850 Sis l. (Er.l $50 D. M. For Bridgeport e
=, On ls;sC s:is4 E.I p S;1 p m. !Tr Mnfss St st
Isop M For NorwAik; 10 I'm. nio, Sl5, Z, Lxl -,
J,b s: is p. m. For Dsr,en and 0reenwieh M 10,
n:S' Sis, T. (E1)Ep 5:i5, s:I5 m ror Port ches.'
and Stations: 1850, siS. tSo. sb.
e:l5p m.
Cosrkcrmc fn,Hs1yoI Boston; . % tE1Y ~. q
H. NJ (Ex) For Connecticut River Ratrosd 70 kontsss
. 70. tEI) FOR Canal Rsilrosd q m (Ex.) and 3sSD
10 WestfeiA For New London Railroad; q m, p ~
Housstonie Railresd: For Hsusatsck kA1Iosd; 81
N. S5 p. For Dsnbwy and Norvsik Railroad; T. NI
e. m; u.x.u. Ken ,o.u
a. (E1l i:5o. EI) 40, $50 m Hxl Prom BrasspDa.
Prom Ror~st; As, s,s:t sl5, lo:ss m Us la$ ~
':as, s:G, ll:o a m Ok. l4:os, 6:H m.
JAME8 II. HOYT lunAXutendAal
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27

EnIeRAsT RUSSERs.-Phihp Staats, Wm Taylor,
Schmidt Francis seheensky aud Joseph Guttnsn
A.. ssaLs whom plants made Las Friday for
soliciting passengers sAd selling them tickets without
kcepse appeared before Justice Welsh Lower
Pote CouIt and gave tO each to the charge
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27

~ YORK to ROCHESTER-Tbs ROCHESTER -
eENESEE VALLEY RAILROAD 10 now open, and, In ~
nseton with the Buffalo, Corning and New Yorf New Y1
and Erie Railroads., forms dksct route from New. .YoA
Rochester
The decness Of this route together with the superior
or afforded BY the wide renders t BY fer det
Ne between the above named cities
Tickets be procured the NewYork and Raursl
f1eket Ofce foot Of Duane and No. I9s Brosdwsyt -
IN Jersey City
BasgsSe checked through.
Telshs will be transported between New York aud Rsoh
with dispatch Any information desired regard thsph
be obtained By calling the General Freight Agent Of -
Express Freight Agent, No f93 Broadway
TO trains tie Buffalo Cofnius and New York Railroad
sunday. J. A. REDFtELD. Supsrintsndeu1
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27

RK.ARREsr OF Az ESCAPED PRIsoSER.-Sergesnt
NoabAm Austin Of the Fourth District Police Court
yeerdsy returned from Albany having custody young man
named Daniel ssher who chasel with the c0nius
soI rape upon the person Of Mary Ann ConeJ residing
One II uneI ed twenty third street Hsem The crime
ALLEGED been committed about three weeks ago. ~noH
tse Gallagher arrested bet when taken to tire foiee
Cour, he managed TO get away from the officer having him In
chyse and Of until last Sunday inofaa
tion ;3a lac hal been see1 Ia Aosy .u
Jus.c. Bosat above named ohe ers sfer hh
On sopp sace OF the fugitive they iOuHa he IA
fus bouse and saTtd n suit GALES lef on ssot
fe ofees recoszed his heels he heo Ioi
neatly miles but finally toOk refuge IN al oid , a
before Poioe could tsks they were 70 he oe
Or head Thisin.mtated tn" '8sse aiI m
surrendered aud brought back, aud Justice nOsa' '7u
him pp for 1ial.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27

A,1reyn Tuvr, OF Law BooKs.-A gen.lemanly
npn.,,ns man about IS wears Of who, neither by
threat. por psI.us,on would dyuee bic name was arrested
chsr,ed with stolen five law books valued al
e.2 from the office Tomin.on Walden, No Wall street
The prisoner It further alleged, 'o!d ''ne OF tae oo0
p.uh Huverty No 10 Fulton who re-sod them 70
Mr. Blood The accused akcn beio;e Justice "esn su'
committed for fnrhe examination Ne cemuf 90 10 peihg
sde rabe sum TO allow In remain Ill the prisOnya ard un IL
could procure bn but h' resuest was hot eonpe' wi a.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27

REAT CENTRAL ROUTE
~ The Throush Ticket and Treisht Once Of The
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL hAlLROAD,
And hs Railroad sod Steamboat Conn ectois 70 Cheso
milwaukee, Gsiena, Burlington st. Louis Cairo. and al psas
West and South. west.
VIZ SUSPENSION BRIDGE, BUFFALO or OswEG0, 70
ct No. f73 BROADWAY, NY.
eorDeY Of Courtiandtst DAR'us CLARK. Ageol.
HUDSON RIVER RAlLkOAD.-froh Map
IL 49, 1856, Trains will leave Cbsmberss IT. seuoa ~ tc
!ovs: Express, q N. and P. N. MAJ, a .nrssr
way Train u m ETsrsnsl ,Us ~ sOn 70. and 81 N.
I1his train leaves every Friday evening o. p m T nee
son, $50 For PsoL,sl ard a. WAY st.so.s
r.snse taken ehamSe Canal. ssh,'SPssfs ss ana o ys:'
"a ~ re" - - Hbsuy ct s:l5 and lll6a m, and
80 :. :" '4 sNs Az SMITH. Saoerntsndsnl
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27
By Telegraph.

The ship Calhoun for Liverpool Truman, cleared lth les
was In tow seantug Titan last hight, returning saky
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-04

LATER FROM MExIco.-VERA Cruz BoMBAKDED.
BY the arrival of the steamer Texas at New Or
leans we have dates from Vera Cruz to the 22d
inst. A letter from Vera Cruz, dated on the 2lst.
gives the following account of the affair:
On the morning Of the 18th the castle Of San
Juan de Uloa opened ire on tho city. and in few
minutes summons was made to the Governor,
Don lgnacio de la Lave to surrender the city and
pronounce in favor of the De Haro party. This
being refused cannonade opened on the
town, doing very considerable damage Thirty
two shot struck the Palace; one passed through
the Diligencias, taking off the leg Of waiter
On the 18th inst, the French frigate Penelope
came up from SACRIFICES, at the request of the for
eign Consuls, to protect foreign residents and an.
chored between Fort Conception and the Castle
Nothing was done during tbs 10th and l7th.-
On the night of the 18th an expedition was set on
foot to assault the Castle, under command of our
gallant American Gen. Wheat, but from some dis
inclination on the part of the Government, was not
carried through.
Nothing further occurred until the 10Th, when
the war steamer Guerrero came to tow out the ma
tional ship Guadalupe and the cas- tie fired into
ing the first lieutenant and four men, and wound
ing seven others. Fort Santiago opened heavy
fire to the retreat of the steamer causing an
explosion in the Castle of magazine killing six
teen men and woundng thirty forty others, be
sides dismounting four guns
During the 10th, the Penelope sailed for Sacri-
icios, and preparations were made to shell the
Castle by the Forts Santiago and Conception. In
an hour white flag was raised on the Castle, and
at dark they Observation-Disclosures
Salcedo and other officers were brought here TO
prison, and are to be shot In the Plaza de Armas
on Saturday morning
A conspiracy to pronounce was discovered at ia
lapa on the 18th inst. The leaders have been ar
rested and are to be shot.
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RECEIPTS
BY the Canal, Railroads and River,


BY THE CANAL-lSOt hhds. of Tobacco; 70 bushels o
Wheat; 1885 bblG and 800 bags Flour; 4G5 bbls
Cement; &c bbls Apples: Al tons Lumber; "a
tons Sand and Stone; 40 tons Hay and Oats; %,
down tonnage for the week ending March let
1907, 0o2 lbs Mdze Groceries, Coal, &c-mak
ing the aggregate up tonnage 670.075 lbs.
By THE CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-47l hhds. n boxes O
Tobacco; 2. 100 bushels Wheat; 757 bbls Flour
l.jS6 bushels Corn; 1882 do. Meal; 224 do Oats
662 do. Oats; bbls. Rye Flour; bags Buck
50 bags Cloverseed 81 do Flaxseed; Is bbls Ii
quor, Is bbs. Castings; Dbl tTallow; bale Cot
ton Yarn; bundles Deer Skins; II rolls Leather
box Shoes; 81 pkgs, Butter; do Eggs; q Live
Fowls and so pkgs. dressed do; Sc packages Lard
657 Hogs l6 Beeyes; SO bags Peas and Beans; lG.
Fruit bills Alcohol bbls Oil; 1879 Empty
Barrels; 81 packages Sundries.
BY THE RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD
l03 hhds. and 734 boxes Tobacco; 10 hhds. STEMS
1926 bushels Wheat; SO parcels Sundries; bags
Fruit; q frkins Butter; 1913 Turkies; SO bbls. OF
Flour; IS rolls Leather; 2S bags Buckwheat; 5,
bushels Peas Mules; ] Horse; 10 car loads Tim.
Hoop Poles
By TIE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
IS hhds Tobacco; Is kegs and "A bbls. Lard; Is
eask Hardware; 20 bales Goods; | Dbl Sugar: 3
boxes Furniture; casks Scrap Iron; &c bbls Snts
Turpentine; l lot Furniture; IS bales Cotton: /
Horse; IL bales Waste; ~ Liquor Bbl. 4 barrels
Cider; % boxes Oranges 4 bags Almonds: 4 bbls
Apple Brandy; 400 feet Lumber: 20 cords slave
Timber; 20 bbls Fish, hhds. and bbls Copper;
2 bbls Crabs Chest.
BY THE RIvER.-257l bush Wheat; 92O hhds Sugar:
637 bbls. Molasses; 900 bbls. Lime; 1898 bbls
Phosphate OF Lime; 900 bales Hay.
During the week arrived New York and Boston
packets, with assorted cargo merchandise. and
New York and Baltimore steamers with do.
neutrality-suspicious..
To New YoRK.-8,69a pkgs. and - hhds. Tobacco:
S,l8S bbis Flour; 8, $50 bushels Feed; ISL bal AZ
Domestics; 100 bushels Wheat; / bag Wool: 81
Empty Kegs III tons Manufactured Iron; Al
pkgs Sundries. "
To Bssros l.Se6 pkgs. Tobacco; 8 500 bills Flour.
4,958 bushels Feed. 'o'i
To PHILADELPHIA.-l03it tons Manufactured Iron.
To BALTIMoRE-2720 pkgs. Tobacco; Al bbls Smok.
ing do. IL hhds Stems; Is $50 lbs Copper Ore;
4eis bbls Flour; 2O3 Hides; 10 tons manufac tured
dries. ~ Ae"''' -
To CHalsLEsToN, s. C-s5 tons Mans factured Iron
2-5Oe busliels Feed
10 LIVERPOOL Nova SCoTIA-per schr. Windsor-
81 i.o4z bbls. Flour; $50 bush. Bran.
10 81: JOHNS, New FoUNpLAND-per schr. Lion
5ls bbls Flour 500 bushels Ship STUFF; 1896
Slaves.
To HALIFAX, N. S.-per schr. Magnet.-50l bbls
Flour; $500 bushels Bran.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-04
nurr,na down New York.

II is Justly observed by Northern Jonrnai that'
Z = British feet should burn down New YORK. IL
would be burning down hundred millions worth
of ri,ish property Certainly 1t would be equiva-
lent TO this. New York is as essential to British
commerce as Liverpool and Manchester; for, the
loss 70 British interests would amount to the same
thing in both cases the only difference being that
Liverpool and Manchester could be rebuilt and
wouId always be British towns, whereas New
York would be rebuilt. but, with it, a hatred to
Great Britain that would never die till the last
drop in the cup Of vengeance had been drained to
the dregs. st sss e.a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-04
Capt. Dis,,.nsck.

The Petersburg Express speaks In high terms
Of the character and tservices of Capt. Dimmock
and strongly deprecates any change in the com
mand of the Public Guard This is the prevailing
opinion of all parties. Capt Dimmock is high,
~ appreciated throughout the State, but not more
40 than he deser yes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-04

SMALL Pox VIRUS IssTEAD OF VACCINE VIRUS
DR.. W. II. RICHARDSON, Of New Kent, few days
since wrote q letter to DIR. PeticoIas, through the
Richmond Wing informing the DR.. that he had OBJ
tanned from him what was endorsed genuine vac.
cine virus but that appl ying it to several per-
sons it turned out to be small pox virus DIR
Richardson further states that there are and have
been some eighty persona suffering under small
pox taken alone by innocculation from small pox
virus received from DR.. Peticolas The letter is
tartish and concludes by recommendation to DR.
p. to resign his office and to the Legislature to
abslish it, Yesterday Enquirer contains the let.
ter with brief note appended from DR.. Peticolas,
saying that as the subject is now before the Gov.
ernor, and the result of his investigation will soon
be known be defers; for the present, reply to Dr.
Richardson's note
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-04
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nIEyn

o. Sunday the ID inst, at III O'Clock. P. NJ,
ALICE RUFFIN, second daughter OF Washington
rho friends and scquaiutances of the family are re.
spectfly requested to attsnd her funeral this
dsy) afternoon at 4o'clock, from the corner Of znd
and Marshall Streets
u Augusta county. March sd STEPHEN n HOL-
BROOM aged q yesrs and four months. His re-
mains win be brought to this city for iutermenf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-04
The Wur Panic.

The war panic seems in a considerable measure
TO be subsiding both in England and this country.
Neither the British nor Americans Governments
can afford to go to war with each other. A war,
however, so far as America is concerned, would
not be totally senseless the part of Britain
foreign war might save the Union from dissou-
ton, and in that point of view would be an i'm
mense benefit to the country and mankind. no
matter what expenditures it might demand Of
treasure and blood. .4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-04
The Platform.

"a ..aus to be dispused question wnesnes w.,
- adopted by tho recent American Nanon-
p's" va. abolished by the National Nominating
C csas which nominated Mr F'fisoR, or
~, TIL. question upon the motion to soo''sn , ~
according to the report Generosity pao" - ,ss Con-.
,,s,ng . considerable storm that ragged IN .he Con
d"I ..s ana 40 yociferou. we're the responses pro
,ps sS sesas but inclined 70 the opinion .s.. III.
h.d q but the yirginisns swore that the
20 h"es -" and that the thing was abolished
Tha ' washington organ, however. denies that the
vote was taken upon the motion a. All The prop.
osI,ion to adjourn had been previously made and
was pressed by the mower ana prevailed oy =, an
"a IN. motion to abolish the platform been put
9, xvoud have been lost by "a vote of three or four
10 ous" It therefore hopes there may be no mr.
liner efforts ito deirsct from the validity and biro
ing force of the American platform