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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-06

LIGHTING IN MExIco.-rhe New Orleans Plea
yuns of Saturday last, has the following:
We learn from Lieut.. Lee, of the u. s A., that the
canaonading of Cama-so comm enced on the I'd No
yembe-, between Vidaurris General in command
Sais and Carols The fighting continued until The
4th and resulted in the discontinue of Sas, Ga.cia
having taken $50 prisoners and three pieces of
tiery.
Gen. ViGaurri was in possession of Monterey
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roo LATE, &c.
n RANDOLPH'S Bookstore

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ST..
DIGESTION and its Derangement the principles of
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DR. KANE's Arctic Expedition. with plates, two
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RANDOLPH'S New Catalogue of Books on AR eri-
RIGA, embracing 1853 different works, many of
which rare and valuable has just been pub
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-06

Lieut. John Derby, U. S. A. alias John Phonix -
arrived last week at New orleans from California
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DICHMOND TREATRE-
h NAIAD QUkENi'
ON MONDAY. EVEN'G,


DICHMOND THEATRE
H NAIAD QUEENi'
ON MONDAY. EVENG,
DECEMBER 9TH !
Jefferson rs schnapps,
On Monday Epeaing, Dec. 8th.
Boniface as Sir Rupert the Eenrnav&hf,
On Monday EpeniRy, Dec. Sth.
Adams as AmphibeO,
On Monday Erening, Dec. 9Th.
Jack as Bnron ofLnEchauseB,
On Monday Ecening, Dee eth.
Mrs. MuzZy as Bridget, +.ts
On Monday Epeaina, Dec. Sth.
Mrs Jeflers0n's First appearance,
On Monday Erening Dec. 9Th.
Miss Devlin as the NRiad Queen,
On Monday Erening, Dec. 8th.
Mrs. yeferso rs Idex, f-esI
On Monday Evening, Dec. 9Th.
On lioaday Esen,ns. Dec. sh.
Secure your Seats for e.ae
-. Monday Epening, Dec. eth
~ Box Sheet now open .H de-
A CAKD.-kDWAk KID .. KAt no, GENE
respectfully Inform hi, friends, and the public gene
rally, that be will continue ia the same line of bust.
ness the ensuing year, viz: such HIRING fU L
NEGROES, RENTIN6 OUT HOUSES and FARMS,
SELLING REAL ESTATE, COLLECTING
BONDS, NOTES and OPEN ACCOUNTS andst-
Agent. His long experience, extensive squat ntance
and promptuess in adjusting clains, will make il To
the int est of those who have business reouirjn
the aid Of agent to place it in his haads for man
He would avail himself of this opportunity to rs.
turn his thsDls to his frie ads and the pnbie gene
rally for the very liberal patronage heretofore be.
stnwsd on him. and respectfully solicits confirm
ance Of the same. Office on Pearl street. near Err
chbuko noboL i}sss fHe de6 - dc ~ an.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-06

I OsT--At the Post Office, Exchange Bo-
II tel, nght-hand GLOVE, with gray ia: tuH.
The finder will please leave it at this Office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-06

ID 7 ..-On Grace or 9th street a
IL BRACELEr, composed of Pearl Shells The
finder will be suitably rewarded By returning it to
r. MCCARTHY SON
ID No TT Read .,,..,
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I USr---Un Wedne day between Sd sire, +
IL and the glass works In Rockets, Lsdy's
The finder will be suitably rewarded by lsavip it t
the Dispatch Office. de 5 2t
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EvEKY BUDY OUiGHT TO KEAD

LIVELY BUDY UUHIT To READ
II is. to find out the secret where to buy tho
cheapest Dry Goods in this city The unieuisn.-,
intending to make change in their hrnl are, from
this day, commencing to sell off their entire
stock of Dry Goods and Fancy Articles without re-
gard to price, Back, Plaid and Striped Silks, at %
cent. and upwards Merinos, Alpaccas, all wool De-
of all descriptions; Flsnnels, Linssys, Ho,ieries
Gloves Blankets, u large stock Of Embroidsre',
very cheap, and great many other articles, all OF
which will be sold at and below cost. Some ladies
from the Eastern and Southern part of this city spend
81 cents for IN omnibus ride. and make g. in buying
bargains at P. STRAUSE BRO,
de6-1m* No, n Main ct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-06

LUST
I OST -On Thursday night. between No
IL Engine use and tn, United States Hotel y
large BRASS HUB BAND. The finder will be uit
ably rewarded by eavng it with Jno. T. Rogers Ecu
de Git
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-06

For Ltberia-Ldunch-Redl Estatc-AlbemarLe and
Chesapeake Canal-Nes0 Hotel, &c.
NORFOLK Dec /
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Riskon NIeade.

The Petersburg Intelligencer and Express com
ment, in very proper manner, upon the singular
charge of correspondent of the South Side Dem
ocrat that, in administering the rite Of confrma
tion recently, Bishop Meade used language SO full
some1y sttering to the slaves, to grossly insult
the white portion of his congregation, and produce
the impression that he was inimcal to the institu
ton Of slavery "This communication, says the
Express, "as might have been expected, gave rise
to much comment in our community yesterday
where the Bishop has been well and favorably
known for the past thirty years. Knowing him as
we do by reputation, we cannot come to any other
conclusion than that the spirit of his remarks al
least on the occasion referred to, has been Who'll.
ly misconstrued. Born in Virginia, reared upon
her SOIL educated at her institutions, and himsel!
large STAKEHOLDER, he is too closely identified with
the South in feelings and interest, to have given
utterance to any sentiment antagonstic to this pc
culiar institution"
The Intelligeneer pays warm and just tribute
to the character of Bishop Meade, and very prop.
erly scouts the idea that he could have uttered
any language on the occasion unbecomlng South.
ern STAKEHOLDER and Christian gentleman. The
correspondent of the Democrat by the way, does
not pretend to give the charge against Bishop
Meade upon his own evidence, but simply upon
hearsay, most unreliable kind of proof in any
matters, especially those of a grave and serious
character.
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Alas. How FnIIen!

Mr.. Sumner, in q late speech in the Senate
likened Mr.. Douglas, of Illinois, to certain name
less animal which emitted noisome odour. The
IT, s. Senate was once as dignified and decorous q
body as the British House of Lords. How has il
fallenI Upon what times have we come, when q
man can be elected from a sovereign State to a
seat in the United States Senate, capable of EN-.
ploying language in debate towards another Sena,
tor such as was used in Summers late extraordi.
nary outpouring of vulgar ribaldry and billings.
gate No wonder they proclaim abroad that the
United States are nation of imannered and i'll
tempered vulgarans, fast relapsing into barba
rianism.
There was time when Massachusetts was rep
resented in the Senate of the United States by
DANIEL WEBSTER, Think of him, looming up in
intellectual and moral majesty in that great debate
with Hayne, which closed with those memorable
words e" Liberty and Union Now and Forever!
One and Indissolublei" What descent-deep as
Eregass-fro that time and that man, and from
those noble words, worthy of that man and of all
Time, down to c. Summer, calling his adversary in
discussion "a skunk i"
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Christ Church Fair.

We are informed that the ladies of Christ church
contemplate holding fair in Billiards. Hotel, op-
poste the Exchange, beginning on Monday next
The object is to aid them in rebuilding their church.
which was recently destroyed by fire; an object
which we are sure win enlist the hearty sympathy
and co operation of the friends of that venerable
church, as well as of all interested in the success
of missions at our own doors The calamity which
has occurred to this church, gives peculiar force to
the appeal about to be made in Its behalf to gen.
rous and sympafhising public.
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Lord Palmers,on,s Admlni.,ra t,ou.

1t seems to be admitted by those most familiar
with English politics, that the Kars question, on
which the British government obtained SO decisive
q victory, was, in no way or shape. test of the
relative strength of parties In the House of Com
mons. The journal of Commerce remarks that in
the last three weeks of April, the Government,
were defeated upon eight separate occasions =
Scotch Mint bill, Shipping Dues Bill Lord John
Russelrs Edinburg Project, three times Mr.. Spoon
ers motion to repeal the grant to the Roman Cstho
lie College Of Monmooth, Lord Golerich's motion
to enlarge the commission for candidates for al
pointments In the civil service and in the Lords on
the Chaneellor's Church Discipline Bill
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-23

EPISCOPAL CoNvENTIoN.-The Convention Of
the Episcopal Church of Virginia, assembled Wed.
nesday, In st. Georges Church, Fredericksburg.
The opening sermon was delivered by Rev. Mr..
Pendleton Over one hundred ministers are in at.
tendance, and from two to three thousand stran'
gers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-23

FATAL ACcIDENT.-Mr Robert Christie, q con
tractor for the execution of stone work on the Nor
folk and Petersburg railroad was instantly killed
near Suffolk, Va, Tuesday, by the falling of .
derrick He leaves a wife and several children a
Port Deposit, Nd. y, -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-23

The Grenada (Miss) Republican says the shock
OF an earthquake was felt at that place about
o'clock on the morning of Monday, the 5th inst
Miss Charlotte Cushman is engaged to appear in
New Orleans next winter.
Rev. JAS Sellwood, of South Carolina, Mission
AIRY to Oregon, who was shot in the Panama riot,
il recovering.
The shipping Of Elizabeth city, NC. consists
of 10 yassels aggreRating 1868 tons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-23
Kntol Iluel.

NEW ORLEANS, May 22-Messra Estln and
Cuddy, merchants of this city, fought duel yes
terday, at Pass Christian. Mr.. Cuddy was killed,
and Mr. Estlin slightly wounded. '5e5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-23

NAIL FOR AFRIcA-The ship Elvira Owen will
leave Norfolk on the morning of the 25h inst, fol
Liberia She will carry mail bags, and all DESTROYS
of writing to Liberia or the African Squadron, can
have their letters sent by leaving them at
Mcpheeters & Co, Wills Wharf, Norfolk, before
the morning Of the 25th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-23

FALL OF wHEAr-The Winchester virginian,
commenting on the Fall of Wheat" says: We
hear from all parts of the country. of farmers who
held back their wheat for 81. so and %, but who
are now selling for o.. so and o.. 25
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-23


The Petersburg Express calls upon the dog kin.
ers of Petersburg to emulate the energy with
which their brethren of Richmond are devoting
the canine population of the metropolis to the in
ferRel gods As Sirius creeps on space, the teeth
and temper of Snarleyow, irritated perchance by
the special legislation of City Councils, begin to
be developed in an alarming manner. We have
sndeavored to rescue the dogs from the muzzle
Law, but the weather il getting warm, and we
thinkrhey ought al to 60 to the Springs and get
their blood cooled aud purified. At any rate, no
dogs but gentlemanly and aristocratic dogs ought
to be permitted to go at large when the dog star
RACES. Soma Of the free negroes of this city keep
dogs as vicious and troublesome themselves, and
we have heard of one case, in which savage ami
NAL, belonging to of .this class of our populs
tion," came very near killing a lady and her child
We are reluctantly compelled, therefore, 10 give
up advocacy of the dogs, and to trust that the
dog catchers and dog killers may have good
time. In this connection we may observe, that tbs
conduct of certain canine prisoners recently, wher
in a cage on their way to the place of execution
was not such as to win public esteem for theil
character, or to add dignity to their woe. Suci
shameless levity and complete insensibility to the
prophecies of solemn occasion, we venture t.
say, were never before exhibited by dogs SO neal
their latter end. ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-23
Judge Mclean.

This justice Of the U. s. Supreme Court, who
is exhibiting the edyng spectacle of trailing the
judicial ermine through the slough Of party, |,
thought by some of his own partisans to be too old
for the Presidency. An Ohio Black Republican
correspondent of the Boston Atlas, says, 'he /,
Old, too old, upwards of seventy"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-23
aiA for Gen Walk

LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 2a-Col. John Allen, of
Cuban and Texan celebrity, left here yesterday
evening in the steamer Sutana with $50 Ksntuck.
lana destined to Join Cen. Walker ia Nicaragua
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-23
rhe Canadian PnrIiamen

TORONTO. May 2l.-After sitting of 80 hours.
the Legislative Assembly lat II o'clock last night
voted confidence in the Administration by 20 to a.
There was majority Of six Upper Canada mem.
bers against the Government.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-23

The BrlsisA ambassador is u long "scins -
the waves Of an anctionesr BE 10 en me IT,
going -golns--goihs then there's pause g 3
month or swo-waising e. : bid from - C'afsas
dou-shen gslng. going, soins again, land ,us. =
we thought the hammer was about 70 drop sns
auctioneer stops and waits, - II he were ABOUT 2
receive some very eligible offer, which would d
suicidal 70 risk from undue haste. MT. Champion
i walsine With exemplary patience 20 % knocked
down, and n Is really pity 70 keep him 90 long In
sssaneusa 55l4ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-23

ELECTION IN DANvILLE.-The election for city
officers in Danville, Va, the 18th instant, re
suited in the choice of VIM. 7. Sutherland, Mayor
S. Slate, Sergeant; w. B. Watson, Commissioner o.
Revenue: ]. B Galway. Treasurer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-23

THE CINCINNATI CONvENTIoN.-The Demo
Gratis of the Abingdon IVA District have appoint
ed Ex-Gov. Floyd and Hon. Fayette McMullen
delegates to the Cincinnati Convention. The first
is for Buchanan and the last for Pierce. In the
I2th district A. A. Chapman of Monroe, and d. b.
Layne of Allegheny, have been appointed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-23
CanaI Naxiaafian.

ALBANY Nay 2L-Dispatches from the West
state that the break in the canal at Adams Basin
will be repaired to-day, and that the breaks and
leaks west of Rochester will probably be closed
to morrow. Boats are passing westward from
Palmyra, and are running from here to oswego
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-23

Mr.. FILLMORE The New York Express learns
that Mr. Fillmore will be homo early In Juoe-
and that he is now probably in England, on his
return from Russia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-23

Richmoud Clergymeo ID new ofks
Among the Richmond clergymen who took part
In the recent religious anniversaries in New York.
We have seen mention made Of the Rev. DIR. How.
all, the able and eloquent pastor Of the Second
Baptist Church Of this city. and the Rev. Mr..
Read who, in the General Assembly Of tho New
School Presbyterian Church, has been found ~
ever. among the prominent and earnest advocates
of the South.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-23
NIceragua Excitement.

NEW ORLEANS. Nay 22--Another Nicaragua
meeting was held hers last night. Much enthu
siasm II behaif Of Gen. Walker WAS displayed.--
The steamer Deniei Webster, which sails tomef-
rows carries out . large number q recruits.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-23

CoLoNIZaTIoN-The ship Gabriel, Capt. Mills,
arrived at Norfolk, on Wednesday, with forty emf
grants for Liberia She win leave in a few days
for Africa The ship Evira Owen, bound from
Boston for Liberia, will stop lin Hampton Roads on
the 25th for forty.fve liberated slaves from Rich
mond county, in the Northern Neck of Virginia,
and ffty.two from Wilmington, N. G.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-23

The Massac husetts Personal Liberty Bill,
BOSTON. May 22.-The House today, by . vote
of 1870 TO 49, passed to its third reading the bill
repeating the Personal Liberty Bill
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-23

Rev. VIM. 8. Plummer, Of Allegheny Seminary,
Il appointed to deliver the sermon on Christian
Education" before the next Presbyterian General
Assembly, F+ at1s1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-23

~ We are indebted to Hon. JOHN LETcHER
o. The House Of Representatives, for several i'm
portrait public documents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-23

JONES ineemparabls book misht be seer = s !. {,
DoLrHS. Ills indeed ! rare literary curio.ltvs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-23
The Cane Verde suaerers.

BALTIMORE, May PA meeting OF the mem
beers of the corn and -four exchange is called for
Saturday, to take into consideration communi
nicaton from the Portuguese Consul soliciting aid
for the suffering Inhabitants of the Cape Verde
Islands II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-23

BallettInG fer senator ID C0nnecttcut.
NEW HAVEN, May 22--Five ballots were he'd
for u. 8. Senator In the Legislature today. The
last stood-Toucey lO3 Dixon 81 scattering 33.-
Further ballotting was postponed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-23

ST. JOHNS, May 22--The Governor yesterday
dissolved the House Of Assembly, In opposition %
the wishes OF the Council, who immedistely TO-
held forfhrrith
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-23

Sailing 81 the America.
boston, May q The steamer America sailed
hence today, ct noon, With 40 passsngsrs and
| o774, 600 In specie. 49,,
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MARINE NEWS


MAY 22-Cleared, Bremen ship Meta, Captain de
Harde. for Bremen. with l4O hhds Tobacco 407 hhds
Tobacco Stems and SO tons Logwscd, by Ludism
Watson.
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-ruT DAILY DISPATCH.
,>s,A =
nIornIaa. May D, 1880.
HsIlyweod Cemetery.

rHs"ss .-....-~.->s-
1JoIlyweod Cemetery.
E ,r.,.r the charter obtained by the Hoiyweea
c.,asserv Company. It Is reasonable 70 aassoapAss
new adornmenss and improvemen" % : spo.
,xhch. in natural beauty, has been p'onoanss1
nv high authority unsurpassed oy any .Al'".'
Cemetery IN the country. Our citizens, WOE
rooa taste ha dcae 80 much for the emoeiisnmen.
Of the residences Of the living. WIZ no oouos ~.
.hsmse,ve. Of the opportunity which Il presented
bv The presens position Of the company, under
,.r,.,.,va charter and an efficient system OF regu.
,.son. 70 be.utify by additional adornmenta Of art
an. s.erd and beautiful resting place ofths dead
sr,a ,n,xersal custom Of both civilized and I'M.
c,v;,zed men, may be adduced In behalf Of cems'
,.rsex seouestered from tho noise, glare and pub
nc;ty of everyday life, and embelished with trees
and flowers. Sanitary considerations also demand
that burial places should be removed from inc
heart and immediate neighborhood OF cities. iu.
ves,igations of scientific men in the princ'p.l
cities Of Europe, have demonstrated that crowded.
xraye.yards In the midst of large towns are
fruitful source of disease and death There are
many reasons, therefore, why the citizens Oh hicn
moad may be congratulated upon the possession
of cemetery like Hollywood. It's distance from
tho ,horoughfares of city life, secures the puoic
health from, detriment from interments; and It's
auiet and hallowed shades afford shelter for
sorrows which shun the observation of the world
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MARRIED,

= N00LkA6AA6Ae Sex
Ats O'Clock, Thursday morning, 22d inst, at Cen
tensry Church, by the Rev. Geo w. Molly, MI. VIM.
j. Boyle, Of Baltimore, and Miss MARY =, dsngh-
ter Nathaniel r. Bowe of Magnolia, Henrico conn
ty,ya. a.sss 81 sstsssssat e.s "a.
In Baltimore, ON Wednesday, 2lst inst at the real
dence of Capt Thoinas B. Skinner, By the Kew. q
Randolph, Mr. JAMES H. SKINNER, Of Richmond
10 Miss JOSHUANfsA A. GERMON, OF Baltimore.
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Iu,porfant from Havana. .Spaln Inter
fering with Gen. Walker...vcra Cruz q
he Rlockaded. tFS

be BIockadeds sfH
NEW YORK, May 22;-The steamer Quaker
City. with dates from Havana to the 18th instant,
has arrived here with important rumors.
II was rumored In Havana that the Spanish
Government Ii to fit ont immediately An expedi-
ton which 10 to proceed to Costa Rica 10 operate
against Walker In Nicaragua. and that . distin-
suished officer has already been dispatched to
tho scene Of future action. 70 .& sea
1t ID also rumored that Vera Cruz Is to be block.
AIDED by Spanish fleet to enforce the payment Of
claims due Spain by the Mexican government
This movement 1t Is said, Is to go In force imme-
diately, and the unusual activity among tho Span
ish men.of.war at Havana, getting ready for sea,
would seem to give some credence TO the rumor.
The health Of Havana was good.
The Black Warrior from New York, arrived
there on the 18th inst. s
.ass Commercial. .rse
HAVANA, May lS.-Sugar active; prices firm
Receipts for the week, 10000 boxes; shipments,
$4,000 Stock in port, $50, 600 boxes. Exchange on
New York, 6id7. Discount on London, 43d3
prem
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RIDGFORD & CO.'S WESTERN EX-
- PRESS-Rates of freight per 100 lbs manu-
featured Tobacco from RICHMOND through to the