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"a J. VEGAS DANCING ACADEMIC.
~ VEG AS most respectfully his friends
A the public that his Dancing Academy is open for
t.lfS. the season,
Cd ID F ELL VS. II ALL,
where he hopes with the liberal patronage Ths
teaching commenced Oh Saturday, Nov. l.
LA 1MPER1AIE danced in the circles of Paris
ter will become popular in New Orleans this season.
will be Taught by Mr.. Vegas
The days and hours of tuition follows:
LADIESTuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from 10 to Il
O'Clock NJ.
CHILpREN.Tnesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, from to
6o'cock p NJ.
GENTIEhENMo Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from
l0ocock p NJ
MA Praccng Party for Ladies and Gentlemen every
Desday.
k~Particuar attention will be given Children many
Fancy Dances before taught in this city, will be
brought out.
Rg-J " will also give lessons Seminares private
families
HJThe Musical Department under the charge
vioinist Mr. A. RI Orchestra Leader for Balls
and Sorees.
H-For terms apply to Mr. J. VEGAS, Odd Fellows Hail.
at Mi. IAhcIs Music Store. 81 Camp do
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For all particulars with regard TO individual rights rights
TO manufacture and sell for other States apply the
signed at his Boiler Manuactny III Barone street where
Boilers OF the
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ERENCH, SPANISH AND ENGLISH

Is I d R Z G U LLET
FOR upwards of twenty Professor of
dern Languages in several Colleges in the United States
for the last three French High Schools
of the Fourth District has taken ST. Charles
street Mr. Nictor where he intends
in the above languages.
There will he Morning and Evening Glasses the con-
venlence occupations of gentlemen of different
TERMs-For three lessons week in class, $40 MONTH
Tor private lessons to single scholar according the number
of lessons required by the applicant.
The fees paid in advance. St. Charles
street No. l6, Victors store fe27 3m
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10 AWAY WITH cAmpHENE.-


Y U B L DIsco FER Ftn
NO MORE DANGER-A NEW LIGHT
NEW LUBRICAToRI
KEROSENE OII.Sl
NOT EXPLoSIyElii
THREE DIFFERENT QUALITIES
KEROSENE ILLUMINATING OLA substitute for Cam
phene.
KEROSENE BURNING AND LuBRICATING oII-Por
Machinery ard Solar Lamps
KEROSENE BINNACLE OIL-For Ships and Solar
Lamps.
These Oils replace point Light Cheapness Safety
the best Camphene Lard Sch Sylvc Sperm, Rosn
other Illuminating or Lubricating OIL now in
E-For full particulars pamphlets. which being dis
tributed ard be had Vt the OF the undersigned.
For sale in any quauty by
b. NAUTRE Co,
No. 25 Condo street, between st. Ann and Main,
Sole Agents the North Company
Sub~Agents In New Orleans.
First DisrctC A. Eager Co., Thalia and Front Levee
W. Il. Mceand Co.. Su2ete and Front Leyee; crowell &
TIA lo l6 and II Front Leyee.
Second Distric-John D. cotn, IS Front Levee N Barro
"a Old l.evee.
Third Distric--GHddep, Marshal Co., No. 10 Margny
Buiaing mas Spun
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sB- Freight for PhIladelphin.-NVnntea
good vessel load for Philadelphia Apply Immediately
NIL j. II. ASHBRIDGE CO.. 10 CommoR st.

NEW GROCERIEs-JUsT RECEIVED
- Shaker PRESERVES; HAMS; Beef TONGUES;
Cracknell BISCUITS, English SAUCES and Pickles;
French PRESERVES westphaia HAMS;
RAIsINs, Figs and Prunes, in Jars and Fancy Boxes;
and variety of FANCY GROCERIES just received desirable
for the Holidays.
Together with superior stock of excellent WINES
LIQUORS and CORDIALS.
For sale at the EN- GROCERY STORE, % Baronne st.
az Ct f. L. BERCIER, Agent.
FOR ONE MONTH LONGER. CoNsE-
MEsSRS SERMONS & CO.'S
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLFS,
They have been induced prolong their stay city
May 3D. and of engagements they will
positively close the above date
Sole Depot, 81 Camp street. corner Natehez alley.
MORE HOME TESTIMONIALS.
Nessrs Sermons Gens-I using for the last two
weeks the Brazilian Pebble Specaces obtained you
feel much pleasure stating only the admirable con-
srueion of the the great vantage
the wearer your skill good Judgment selecting the
suitable glasses sufficient you all who
stand in need of that assistance. Respectfully,
RICHARD ANGEL, D.
New Orleans, January I6, 1857.
Messs SerHmons Co.: Genemen-os late nv eyes failed
that could any more by candle light The
glasses selected by you suit
finest print without the least eyes,
take pleasure to recommend glasses my friends
Respectfully, H. MEUGENs
NEW ORLEANS, January 10, 1857.
Messrs Sermons Co.: Gentlemen-I take great pleasure
stating that am using improved specacles. find them
easier the clearer and enables much
eandleght without pain to the eye think them superior
any have met with and cheeruy recommend them
the public. Yours, respectfully,
T. G. TWICHELL.
OFFICE or THE New ORLEANS Danny DELTA
IS Camp street Jan. l6, 1857 5
Messrs Sermons Co.. Gentlemen-It gives great pleas
that the specacles
which obtained from and have had in for weeks
past my sight has been much improved my eyes greatly
believed from the sra which had previously been them
when reading writing earnestly advise those who require
she all Of glasses to give you call.
Yours respectfully, HENRY GREEN.
ag-Ohce hours from o'clock A. N. until O'Clock P.
N. d29 3p5m&W
GOOD NEWS TO HOUSEKEEPERS.-
Every family in the city should have of JOHN Nc
CHESNEY's
PATENT WASHING MACHINES,
The Greatest Labor Saving Invention Of the Age for
WASHING.
These Machines have been thoroughly tested both sciy
and elsewhere and have proved
ENTIRELY SUCCESSFUL,
Economical Timesavng and Laborsaving Machnes and
such they have received the universal appreciation of all
who have witnessed them in operation Besides IL is South
invention Southern manufacture and ought to be patron
Sc by the Southern people
A sample seen, and Machines had, by applying
Heath Miers House Furnishing store, No. 70 and
IS Camp a2D 3ptf
CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE
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Il BOUNTY LAND OFFICE, No. L EXCHANGE
~ Alley up stairs nearly opposite the Post Office
nj DdERS Regulars, Volunteers or Militia SEAMEN or
States Government in of the since
dren OF deceased soldiers
Bounty Land Claims properly made pro-
cured with dispatch Also every description Of
a30 I'm JOHN PURCELL, Exchange Alley up stairs.
EOWLEK'S STEAM BOILER = PATENTED
l. September 80 1856.
The above Boiler economical in fuel up very
little room, cleans itself easily repaired not cost
any more than the ordinary Boiler.
LEvEE STEAM CoTroN Press
New Orleans, March 10, 1857
d. II. Fowler, ESQ
Dear Strive take great pleasure recommending to all
parties using steam your Patented Steam Boilers. We
of them in operation besides third
sructng for We fully convinced great
that have turned the boilers had
although they were all nearly having only
In abOnt eight MONTHS
Your Boilers save us over sixty cent of fnel and
not the least trouble with them We to ono
hundred pounds pressure in half hour morning One
Of the above Boilers has been in
and has not as yet required cleaning and impression
that it at least without cleaning being
sary it cleans itself all the time by the Of the bow.of
valves II day.
Weare, dear sirs, yours truly,
p. j. FORSTALL,
II. STREAM Engineer.
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AUCTION SALES.


SALE OF SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, HATS,
Drawers, Umbrellas etc.. etc. 81. .ass-
BY BLACHE & BEAUMONT. Auctioneers.
EIRIDAY, the LIST Of May, Mt 10 o'clock A.
NJ At auction, at their auction rooms II Charities
street, will be sold ,
AT II o'clock lup stars)-
10 assorted Spring and Summer Clothing Linen and
Muslin Drawers, Cravsts, Ties, etc. =,
nB-TERMs-At sale. ~ ago
SALE OF 40 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND BRoGAFs.
BY BLACHE BEAUMONT, Auctr's.
FRIDAY, the LIST Inst. at 10 O'Clock, at
auction, at their auction No II Chares street. will
40 cases Boots, Shoes and Brogans.
aSTERMs-At sale. my1
GILT FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS AND FINE CUR
tans. at Auction.
BY d. l.. sHEARER.
r. N. MONTGOMERY, Auct'r.
FRIDAY, the LIST Inst, at II o'clock, ut the
l. old Auction Mart, 81 Camp street, will be sold
8 Gilt French Plate Mirrors.
Also - ..
Seven complete and superior of Silk Damask Curtains
with White Lace match. myl
.' EMBROIDER1Es, IRISH LINENS, etc.
BY yINCENTs& CO., Auctioneers
SATURDAY, the I'd inst, at 10 O'clock, at
~ their auction 25 Cusomhoise street will be sold
10 cases extra fine and medium Irish LinenE. e
Is Beached Cottons.
$50 lots French Embroderes consisting OF Double Bands
Rachel Collars Cambria Handkerchief Skirts French Para
soils, Umbrellas, Laces, ETC., ETC.
Bareges Printed LAWNS Brown SheetiDgs, Drillngs, Swiss
Musins Apacas Hosiery Black eros de khn Fancy Silks
and Calnbrics, Briants, Silk Fouard Handkerches
ia Linen Sheeng Tape Checks Fancy Prints Dotted Mus
Inns Linen Check, Madras Hsndkerchefs Diapers, etc.
ALSO
A n INK OF Mautilag,
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THIS EVENING, May I, 1857. -
THE WONDERFUL RAvELs, GABRIEL AND FRAN.
co.'s, YRCA MATTHIAS and MARTISETTI FAMILY.
Last night but Of the great pantomme the GREEN
MONSTER-Gabrie Ravel in his great of White
Knight Last night of LIZ BoTQgETm-,A Grand Diver
tisenent by Urea Matthias M lie Capel, Mile Desire NJ Ig
natio aud the corps de ballet EyOLUTIONs ON THE
TIGHT ROPE - Mons. Dubouciet, Mons. Bondin Master
Paul and Mime Blondn. r.#
Ksaurday-Beneft of Francois Rave-Look for great
novelties.
G, sCHEEI.EY Treasurer
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-, OSYIxA HOTEL-THE OSYKA HOTEL, SIT
mated the New Orleans and Jackson Railroad IS miles
EI from New Orleans is for sale The rapid growth
Osyka the beauty and heathulness Of its oca
and its daily and convenient communication with New Or
renders Of the most attractive situations on the
To purchaser tenant who would keep frstclas hotel
liberal will be offered The present tenant wishes to dis
the furniture. Possession the LIST Of May.
a23 Ct JOHN COLEMAN, 60 Constance street.
ExCHaNGE ON BOsToN-AT 40 AND 60 DAYS
II date, for sale by
als GEO. W. HYNsoN CO.. 50 Camp street.
4 DVANCES-WE WILL MAKE LIBERAL ADVAN-
shmens Of Merchandise to our friends in Boston,
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
ais JONES, MACKINDER Il CO.. 81 Grsvier street
DAsPBERRY VINEGAR AND sIRoP-5o cases
ais SAMUEL WOLFF, SO Camp street.
u NEVHALL, WALL. PAPER WAREHOUSE No.
L. GU Canal street, corner Of Old Levee, up stairs
The subscriber has received and offers for sale the largest
and selected stock of PAPER HANGINGS in this city,
consisting, in part, Of Gold, Velvet, Fresco Marble Stone.
Oak Granite Views Satuares Ornaments and Decorations of
every description
Also hand large stock Of medium and low price Papers,
Gold and Fancy Borders Fire Screens Tester Paper for
ala If F. NEWHALL.
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PORTABLE STEAM ENGINEs.-FRoMl IN TO
% horse power, Of the celebrated Son.
Gate Hoard Bradford differing essentially economic
and durable qualities from engines Of other patent
actue in excessive of the
Union Pamphlets with full description and letters from M
different persons who using Them will be
peadon TO the subscriber who sole
Hoard Son being sole proprietors Of the patent they only
furnish manufacture the engines which
reputation and all pretended limitations frauds upon their
purchasers they will learn due experience them
MO ly SAMUEL H. GILMAN.
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COAL-COAL-
~ 44O tubs Lehgh Lump;
~ 100 tuns Schuylkill, broken and screened;
TO arrive brig Aurate and bark NJ Williamson For sale
a23 j. H. ASHRRIDGE & Co, 100 Common ST.

lOCTDR BAAkEE TREATS ALL DISEASES
~ FkEE OF CHARGE,-Dr. BaAkee will also give special
attention to tue following named diseases Coughs Colds Com
Sumption Group lntuenza Asthma, Bronchitis, all other
diseases OF the throat and lungs. DR. Baakee will devote
cuar attention to N treatment of umbayo Scrofa Khe-
IasF, acute aud chronic, Neuralgia, Paralysis Epilepsy
DySpepsa Piles and all arrangements Of the stomach liver
and bowels and also to all chronic female Diseases Specal
tenon will be given treatnen, the Eve and Far Dr.
aakee has made discovery of fluid that will produce
perfect absorption of the Cataac and permanent
vision to tie eye without TIE of the knife Dr. Bakee
Podce one thousand certificates Of his perfect
ING Cancers Old Sores Ulcers Fsua Swengs Tunors
every description and without The of the knife Special
arrangements must he made with Dr. Baakee for the
the last named diseases they will require his
VICE and attention. Dr. Baakee of the skiul aud
celebrated Surgeons and Physicians living His fame
known personally in nearly every principal city in the world
Al letters directed TO Dr. Baakee enclosing postage
cents from distance correctly stating the nature
the disease shall be promptly answered.
by correspondence, free of charge
Office hours from s A. NJ. to 5P. ~
,oo., DOCTOR BAAKEE,
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~ sSsn SIOvES.-FIVE HUNDRED COOKING AND
"a HEATING sT0y rs, of the latest improved patterns
sEH Morning Star Charter Oak Shanghai, Econo-
mist Cooking Ranges celebrated Creole Cook
Stoves" Of their manufacture.
The undersigned prepared short notice all
orders tor Sheet Iron Chimneys eeching Tanks Boxes
Topper FANS and feS Copper and Brass Work They keep
hanu large stock OF Tin and Japan Ware Steam
boats Hotels and Private Families They agents
manufacture Of McCRAGkEN'S Patent Evaporatng Steam
sugar Pan They have certificates in their that this
ram WIN the same quantity of steam, has double
the quantity OF cane juice of the best Pan They
working model of the Pan which they will happy TO exhibit
TO any one Interested in the culture Cane.
$40, WHEELER & FORSTALL,
d2s ~ zig TchoupitouIs, Front Fulton streets,
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Mrs. CAMPBELL. TEACHER OF MU-
e ri her residence, No. q Constance H6Terms
S. per month"; twelve lessons, invariably in advance
LECTURES at q Constance street week. flo ly
nR. WILSON, OF ST GEORGES AND ST. BAR
- thoomew Hospitals and SIX with Rcord, of Paris.
has opened his otce at No II Dauphne for general
practice and especially for the treatment of all of the
Office hours in French Eng sh A.
NJ, and to 6 P. NJ. HS 3pf
- ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
~ Ran from the subscriber 9th instant, AN
m DREW READ, boy about q years of five feet
.&four or five inches high; well yellow complexion;
long black har slightly cured and usually tucked
der the back of the hesd large black reads and
writes and good accountant In his general appear
ance he rather gentee generally dresses well and pleasing
in his address.
will give One Hundred Dollars the apprehension and
delivery of said boy for his any Jail
can get him As he provide himself with pass, he will
most likely attempt passage upon steamboat. Cap
tains will please be on the lookout
al I'm ALLEN JONES, II Royal street.
CONFECTIONERY STORE, CORNER OF Ca
~ nal and Rampant streets.
P CONSTAN formerly partner in Maurice Co.'s Con-
fectionery Store of Royal streets
lately Of the propetors Of the establishment
OF Canal and Rampant informs the public and his former
tom that he sole proprietor of the last named
which he intends make fsclas establishment and he
feels confident of deserving public Amateurs
invited to call and Judge for themselves.
His superior SAFARINS and genuine GATEAU A LA
e3 I'm P. CONsTANs.
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e THE GIRL TEMPLE, BELONGING TO
the succession of Joseph Saul has
U since the 18th of last month. Temple is about years
&of middle size, dark brown color 1t is supposed
is in the city.
reward will be given for her appreher and delivery
Apply 10 the Executors of Saul No. Commercial
Place ,nvI Al
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CRISES GAIETY-GR AvIER srREEf-

FRIDAY EFESlNt, may l, 1901. -....
LUCRETlA BORGIA-Orsni, Sgnorita Felicita vestval;
Genaro Sig Tberin Duke Sig Fortni: Lucreta Borga Sig
nora Paravai supported by Corad Settis talented Opera
Company.
Doors quarter 7. Performance commences
halfpast7.
p1~ After the Opera Signorita felicia vESTyALI will
IN the costume OF the Goddess of Liberty the celebrated
MARsEIiLEs HYMN which her distinguished presence
hasy
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WINES AND LIQUORS,

CHAMPAGNE AGENCY-MOET & CHANDoN's
Fleur Slery Gil de Perdrix Verzensy and Vim Impe
rial.
JULES MUMM's Il CO.'S Anchor, verzenay, Cabinet and
Imperial -
The subscriber authorized receive orders liberal
for direct Importation of the
payne, and soc the attention of dealers in general
always on hand. Samples can be at the office of
nil 1y s. WOLFE e5 Camp street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-22
Southern Pacific Railroad.

That able journal, the st. Louis Leader, calls
attention to the Southern Pacific Railroad, noble
scheme for uniting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans,
and welding together the western and eastern
ends of the Republic.
The energetic and liberal spiri. which the State
of Texas has manifested in regard to this road de-
serves TO be noted a signal proof of Southern
nubiic spirit and enterprise Texas has given to
the Southern Pacific Railroad eight millions Of
acres of land, land of the most fertile character
the richest cotton. growing land in the United
States, productive also of wheat rye, oats, corn,
potatoes and all the cereals in as great if not
greater, abundance than any other section of the
country. Texas has also made loan to the road
ont of its school fund to the amount of six thou
sand dollars per mile. 1t is believed, that as soon
az the road is built, great multitude of Southern
planters and farmers will seek the rich soil along
its route The climate, it is added, is delightful
the road running from the eastern boundary OF
Texas to Ell Paso, thence through the Gadsden
purchase in the northern part of chihuahua and
Sonora, up the ella Valley all the way on the Bed
naralle of north latitude, to San Diego in Cafor.
MIA The surface of the country is admirably
ADAPTED to the construction of q railroad and the
climate is such as to assure us of no obstruction
In the operation of the road.
From the eastern boundary Of Texas, near
Shreveport, in Louisiana, to Ell Paso, distance
of 783 miles, the estimated cost OF the road Is $ls.
6s6 per miie-for the whole distance Sl4 63l 1885,
1t is believed that, when the road is constructed
the lands alone will sell for four or FIVE times that
amount at q moderate calculation. If Congress
shall make grant, to complete it to the Pacific,
commensurate with the grant that Texas has made
Within her own borders, this unrivslled work,
binding together the great confederacy. will have
magnificent contamination. There will be from
the Pacific to the Atlantic channel of iron for
a river of gold The following table of the OK.
psnses and time of travel on this route to the Pas
ci6c ocean is from the report of T. Butler King:
Tins. Expense.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-22

n DR. SANFoRD's lNvIGoRAToR 10 formed by
dissolving gums and extracting that part which is
soluble for the i've virtues of the medicine. These
Gums remove all morbid or bad matter from the sJs
tenn supplying in their place healthy flow of bils
INvIGoRATING the stomach causing food to digeIt
well, purifying the BLOOD giving tone and health to
the whele machinery, removing the causes of the
disease, and efecting radical cure, without any of
the greeabe after efests, felt by using Calome
Mineral Poison. 1t gives such quick relief as to
convince the patient of receiving benefit almost a.
soon the medicine 10 taken. We do not know Of
q single instance where it has been taken without
benefit, and in nearly all cases q complete il ef-
fected by its 1t has acquired its wide populari
ty simply because 1t does what 1t 10 recommended
to do. 1t is eontsnty enlarging its circle OF sn6s
carrying healing its wings and joy to the hearts
of those suffering from liver complaint, jaundce,
dyspepsia general NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Register.
BENNETT, BEERS l. Fisher and ADIE & GRAY
Agents for Richmond je I6--d&c2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-22

uTo Merchants, Mechanics and others
Merchants and others wishing to have CIRCULARS,
CARDS, BILL HEADS, BILLS OF LADING,
POSTERS, &C., &c. printed, are invited to call at
extensive JOB Office, which is supplied with al
most every variety of type, embracing all the lates
styles.
Our assortment of CARDS, large and small, Busl-
ness and Visiting, plain and fancy, cannot DO sx
ceIled.
and At Home CARDS, printed in the neatest posi-
BILE style.
All work executed at short notice ana % the low.
est Cash PRICES. call from those desnine any
description of Printing respectfully asked at the
"DISPATCH JOB OFFICE" sorner OF Main and
18Th .tra.ts v,here can be seen some of the finest
.ns;msns ~ ,rintns ever executed In this untry
mo d. HAMMERsLEY Il CO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-22
Execution of the Murderer Jackson

CHICAGO, June 19.-Jackson, convicted of the
murder of Ronal Morris, in Lake county, last fall
was executed this morning three miles from this
city. He confessed to the murder some days since
1t Is estimated that 2 900 persons attended the
ecutiop, and the crowd pressing on the platform
it was broken, but fortunately no one was injured
The military were out In force, and the execution
passed off quietly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-22
TgLKGRAPHuC NEWS.
h u PORT ED FOR TIL d DI0RA1 Oh


State LIE gislature.
ST. LOUIS June 10 The Quindaro correspon-
dence Of the Democrat says the Free Sts1e Legis-
iature adjourned on the 18th inst.
Acts providing for the taking Of the census
apportioning the State for election on the first
Monday In August next, for State officers and
Representative in Congress- and for locating the
seat Of Government at Topeka, were passed. Also,
q Joint resolution memorislizng Congress for ad-
mission into the Union under the Topeka constr
tuition.
The Census Act provides for the appointment
Of five Marshals, whose deputies shall take CEN
sus immediately. The apportionment OF the State
gives the Senate not more than twenty members
and the House sixty.
Some of the Territorial County Judges pro-
nounce part of the census law imperative,
1t Ia reported that Governor Walker has been
informed that the constitution will not be submit
ted to the people.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-22
A Vessel Blown up at sea.

NEW YORK June 20-The bark VIM r Brode'
hence for Mobile, May 30th, took fire at sea on
the 18Th, and blew up, The crew have arrived
here.
They discovered smoke coming through the
cabin bulkhead, and in five minutes afterwards
she blew up, from powder which was stow ed in be-
tween decks under the after hatch, had just time
to get clear of the vessel. with two boats saving
nothing whatever. Some of the crew were badly
Injured by the explosion, and afterwards by falling
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-22
From Havana.

| NEW YORK, June 20.-The steamer Black
Warrior, from Havana, with dates to the 18th, has
| arrived.
The Spanish feet intended for Mexico was res
ported on the coast
| The markets were unchanged. Exchange rates
were declining