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Arrived.

Steamship jamestown. Parrish, Richmond, be-, With ndsei
an pasp. 10 Ludsm \ Pleasanta - .,
mi Leoune Bay Calais 10 days, with Tat e. 70 otisr
Bris Mary Cobb, Montgomery Dix i'snd Me 'f
SER Tnion Keller Mscias days With lumber 10 Geo. W.
schr Mary Msnkin Beers, Boston days. with na'e' I"
scbr Crystal Palace Leighton Columbia with lumber 70
scbr ! BIeeker Edwards Philadelphia for Prosiieaes.
schr David Brown , Pierce Gloucester win tsnt' w0'e'
Schr John G. Huntington Loven, Boston daYs win ha
seed tot O. A 5. Rowe =. ,,....,
sehr Timothy PhsrO Cranmer Boston days, with ln'see
to J. q. & A. 8. Rowe -, ...,
tchr Hanover Bush, Boston days With fish to esdef
Schr Desns Rich, Provincetovn with hsh
Schr Richard Law, LaDpheer, StonnSton:
Schr Brsndywins, Wheeler, Albany for Providence
sloop Thos. Colyer, Vaughan, New Haven =, A.
Steamer Pete Ayres Providence 10 hours ~i'n hose~
Isaac Ode.
sAILED-Ba,k wildfre. Campbell, for Vera C.oI-
81 BELOW-l ship and brig. =,
WIND-During the day, from ~ and lshi Sunset N viz
fog.
The packet ship VIM Tell Il5l tuns eer, was this nsrn-
taken the Sectional Dock Soe VIII be
stripped, recsuked and newly coPpered.
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abundant and allow Of ssle u 100 81, FER Ola a.
Tor State Cheese !, y,od seppJ and sssvy "a A
klCE-Thc demand IL ncdsrs:e, .nd pacss ~, -, .
$3ds3 $50 1Mb. WV ~ 'Ns<y y
sUGARs-The bu,irsssi. ooa.rl,s chiefly =, ,.e,,..
prices sssn,d; sale. % $50 eke4 ehlssy CO. sa1
srd eco boxes HavsLa al To. less pr oey, v@tte,
M'lads p't,e terms. Refined 'esdy .sa n ID, -.
quest.
tlcle, We only n,ce saes Of - b, ga; 7io S. -
sOAe-Ws bear Of further ssles OF ~ CssS,i. -
TAII0W-The ru,ply 10 moderate and wiz = nc
mapS prices stssdy: Sales Of II 90 IA as>ay 60
WIiisKY-The market 70 firm q u. ssv.nr., M.-
li.bt; Gales Of 800 bbls. o. sc. NC "ssJ
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. tbs 4. : tis:s-r a H.. fsr.,A.
7sey o,o Cent %,.s ne doe e1.ton q
'es SUI h he eg5e tie Court thss hey 60
haze sor . 20. .es - % 81 i s ;se su: =.
s,y 81 -. vii e'l%ti,se1 ~ b4 No .e;sre't . the
4: ration % re - 90 y ", "a s,.,sie.
i't s1s:Fao lts 20 4. Oc z,r r,m.rsnF .b.t he
~ 80 sod u ~fa a III tlt - wa = 10.
sn.fed cou7'e G. ..ut he bel cslaasel his ~
il entire good iAs o d viz pIiset SoD Pm n ,cess
Which hsa not yer Jeff him Ee msa1s 70 inE't on VII.
deemed bis sr' rsa's 20 'he cad sod ne 'eo.i
Mr. OCoro discsed any intention q sithtine te ger
a.' ese,:ions or Of doGt;ing bis goo5 iA'tH- Inc
AZ surr,,s e Cour. h.ld IN .nd f TIE cOug,y Of New
Pr,,cnt Alexander ", Bradford, suuogs.e. II
In tn. matter OF proving tbs sr VII and testament OIL
Ths c..cn in this matter having been dolly issued servea
poof. wee duly sisr ard cations pe' e, st
is having been beard and .-F h.:Tns Co. sf
pTopou ~ .ss.s GpD. Avn F FsFslts .c Of re
Ssr. !. l, sns next Of kin OF tes.tor and Charles
ocnor .,q and J.pe. Br.dy Of counsel for D..s
lin 81 the tea.o and dslbssop being ,hsreuPSs
had III. decided ordree sstu ana eeetea ns' .e
nnr,ss To- 5. TIE ls, win and Of Henry ps
deceased bearing date the h Day Of tss 10 me
inert Writing offered tO pIObste in hi. .nssr
ca TO d w and 6e,Is dss N, .Sss tisa e's sn
& m. lat win ana testament of Henry Parish deces'ed
and the sane are hereby admitted to probate asa will OF RS.
And Il II friher dsded ordered sdjudsed and decreed
that the in,tr 1ent writing offered for probate In ms mat
Ter prportipr to be further oodlc to said will and bearing
d the l day o; September in the 1893 and the IN
s.ruroen. IL wiring offered for probate IN this mater ppP2t
inc 10 he further eodc ac will and besrns date the ION
dar In the year 1854 do not make or TORN
ann psr Of the said E and testament OF the ssd henfy
Parish deceased and probate Of the said two ~
writing lastly above mentioned hereby refused and dsne
H. reasonable coss the OF the parties IN thus
10 be certified and slowed by the Surrogate be p'id out
VI LIZ ''''V 4 w BRADFORD, Surrogate
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,sy sup.r.d.d n zoe conp..i.s I'D >: :ss e. "'''

Ao rNe0ed ~ Zoe SVhP.bss
K Ss,,ls, r.ot.sr Of oHerse a3ocrdns 70 "a. -<ae.
"a, Fynl raised .be Constitutional c,s'rco To-. tte
I.rsessre. sacs 1916, could not zee lava vbiso 10
fsr sfisgt wcud ,a:erfe!e "A The FREQ exercise o.
sellsioo On SnaosY.
Er. Hal, faT tie oopls, submitted the following
pof's II srPpcT' q the ecmpllios; ,...-.
Fv'i; The g" ap.. IL FAMED hc 'fdshce w, Wv no
rspslts0
S And tho Cod. sss not nler'ersa wits these t;0aa
80 an, s,d-noes % Voorhees, Ia VII - A., -.
vor Of Tho etse Law Hrdthose OF the Police 40 'es
tive 70 s,,sy traffic Kqlor The former p1nish the sac
al h,oas on Sunday BY Indictment Tos provides fo eYes
ruya. Ills restrictive % the ed o persons
tNS x,ssjop Recorder Smith IN the mater OF rags ~
r. ,nssL Sessions Sept loS7 M5. decsion In fmss
BY Albany General Tofnl But the Police Law pro -
pSrsons kos publicly keep kc. liquor Toe Et. . -
Sesv.d hat provided for every private keel % OS i
esnheient ohense. 4. ....o,. ,,a
FouA Bot II the o6srso were the 50 70 pf'ohs
o. susjet nster then ths Less1re naey "a. c
By Indictment and BY s1 for psnAy t o. ~ OF
IS Vssd AID see 7o. Code says. Where u. Vi.e9n
rsht sdpe Of both and ornn,l fens'y Ios fsn' W
proreeuts the one not merged ia the oL1eI a., .;
FVA Tue eg1aton OF Snuoy oosTIs1n1o ~ ~ ~
wtthin the scope efles.Aye ems nn.ui va" PAs'' ~ Wv
tpo stats. IN thu. reg lstpg stand tofethtf r 20
Sxth, The Rrvse6 stautss oeservaoSe OF ouDdIy
RS ss secs a. 6s) ays, expose 10 s,e o. eunNy
AN a. si,nosA The recon. proyn2ns Ge 10 n0Vee@
w., si,onir .puojy existing de6ciercies
The Jn3rs reserved his decision.
Befose Judge BRADY.
Elijah Fowler AFT. Ira tOwlef.--in this case, re-
ported Yesterday the Jury rendered verdict 10 iv" OF tne
glalntf for s6l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-18

The Scott Lei ion Of NesYork met last night at the
Mercer House, when the following officers were
elected pro TEN. until the organization should be PSF
fec'ed: Gen. Ward Il. Burnett, President; w. b
Parrsen, Secretary; Frederick N. Cook, Treasurer.
A Committee, consisting Of Gen. j. H. II. Ward,
Major Fsrnswortb, Capt. Wheat, Sergt. S.an, DR..
Silss Ramsey and Ward b. Burnett, were appointed
to draft constitution and bylaws. The meeting ad-
;ourned till next Wednesday.
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TO ARRIVE.
STEAMSHIPS TO AND FROM H.visA.

s..a~.ap Phaodephia-rrOm New Ysrs - srrytss y T.
ysua 25d arriving at NswYssk 18th
Siearsag Quake, cityFr2m NewYSrs IN Of 's.s nc.!t
.rrivnr AZ Havana lfh, and Mobile lfh. FROM Mobile NJ
Hsyans 18th arriving at Hew-York 18Th
St.am1y Caaa~ba-FrOm New. York lsts, striving n
v.ua nth and New-Oreans 18th From wOleaas ~.
Havana 18th, arriving q Now York Sd So,
Stansklp Emp1s City-Frcm New YoIs l7ts, arriving 4
Hsvan. SS5 and New Orleans 26h. From NewOsans E<pE
S Havana sth arriving at New.York 18Th.
St.om,hip Black Wayrior-From New-York =, arrives q
Have, SEPT. and New Orleans Sd From kew-0reans aA.
Havana I4th arriving az New York 18TH 49,
StdsAp Isdbel-from Charleston an and lnn ene A. ma
x,ns nh and esd From Hawai- 10th and lh due NJ New
York 18th and Slit
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MARRIED..

NoRrON-NORRIs-In this city, on Thursday, Dec H. At s..
Johns Chapel, by the Rev s. H. Weston. Mr.. George IL
Norton 10 Miss Mary A. Norris al Of this city.
RICHARDs-ANTHONY-At Providence, l., on Wedne1:
day Dec &c. by the Rev. w RehsId At the resisps. OF
Yo,l CITY, 10 Mary Elizabeth only daughter OF L. d. An
tboDy, esq
IS D. by the Rev Peters Mr.. Cornelius Van Dine OF the
firm Of SchoonuakeY Van Dine Of Sew-fork City, W Miss
Cuttiu all Of Lons Island
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MARINE JOURNAL
Port or NEw-YoRK......Dsc. u.
Cleared.

ship-AIn. Congress, Msther, London, Ghsnel. MLan
Co.
Schooner Emily Keith, Tenny, Rio JAneiro O. CTt.
Steamer-Thos Swan, Post, Savannah, III. b. Cromwell
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BROOKLYN CITY COURT DEC. z-Betore Judge
CULVER.

Joseph Lebmsn ss The CITY o. BIookYn - ~.
This was an action to recover damages 10 "a,
,mosn, 81 COO for the death Of child OF plaintiff which
was drowned the 9Th Of Nay $685. in well or g.9e s
tern claimed tina. the well insecurity punk ana IA
mot proper covering Ths wen tnsted on the corner OF
Division avenue and Msrstsn street. d. and was covered
orl, Inv liant wooden cover The child Playing near ne
c,tern or well and lifted the lid and fell in It's
that the city in not secure placing me 10 Oh ne
The csse is not YN concluded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-18

TIE SLAVE TRADI.-A series Of resolutions recon-
mendng the reopening Of the African slsverade, has
been introduced in the lower house OF the Texas lie
gslature. Similar revolutions have also been SUBJ
mifted IN the Alabam Legislature.
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Disaster. &c.

VESSEL Borrow UP.-Csptan Lawrence Of schr Ksbscca
Mobile 9Th from Pensacola reports having seen
the BEFORE about 10 miles from Mobile Point and about
miles shore large vessel bottom Up, newly copped and
with ysrds soArs rigging and sails all attached Capt L. co6
dscoyer nothing by which learn her detnason.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-18
wnrkets-Repostsd 5v Ty..x.,,

CHICAGO Dec y p n -FLovn-A de,l.nfrr ,.,a.,.,
WuE,r 6rrs az 5SIc Coas steady o,-s Snn psAe<ocy.
CHtREsroy Dec. II -corroy sIes 70 S.y .ss S.Ia;
the ", ek Bales cosir viii IAN sdvsz ns ff
ding Fair icic. Sales Of so bsss GuSSr BAscS . Nc
time -'
eIc for Midding. The market was quite active ~sS
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.u,.,., a., .po< Ranks IN the city, With the e1
ssp,scS d :sIss. go .ssdy I'D Wiling 10 resume.
he ms,rity OF -Four, wssst, Corn aud Barley
l. 81 tide .ss.r curing the second week in December
IL the yesss 1856 AID 1857, va, IS fol.oss
Tl,ur bbL wLs.t b. Corn b. bHey e %.
1857. % I'D fiaP az Oaa
layit.......... 3 to1 t5J5& 70 W. -
lre........ ARA Inc 2i265 Inc. so,hS InN40s9
For all Of December. lat and % weeks oil Uecemoet'
The aggregate receipts Of the above articles 90 tar
for the wears 1856 and 1857 have been as follows:
glcur, Dbl. Whss. bu. Corn. eu Barley % 20
lSgt.......ll2,1s ll7Sss2 s57,7t $500 1880
lP7........... tiIie o".'Jb oSo'os'If i''''''NS
p.c 27sloi Dec.stOi 7si Dec iol3.so Dsc.lss, $50
tFor tie whole season.
Ths rsceip: at iiew Of the principal articles OF
produce from the opening OF the canals 70 and incud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-18

Receipts Of Preduee-Dec. II.
Bv North Rre, Boa.s % s2 bb FIoar 81 khs A,h,. a.,
40 Provisions, ~ do Wheat.
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The packet ship VIM Tell Liz. gns register, was this nsn-
taken the Sectional Dock 70. Sos WI pc
itrp ped, recsulked aud newly coppered-
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svn, osATE's COURT-Dsc. i7-Bs.o.e IA
THE PARISH WILL.

sore discussion took plAes between tag various
soursiu he P0ish viii eissss +. the Settlement otLs
va. L, tas easorable and oenses Of al pss,
ored by che suxsste should be chsged the o.
ps aSe,drnt 10 zee Ma Pashs soe. the
.is stated the eoaNs hsyns ,0ccsedee OILY para
spa o1oc-sh Juld moi e allowed full coursel fees .ll
s.ts Yhe sdrosste mutt oJe what Reasonable aEasfths
safo 9ms.arseG
W ,eIei objected r. u, Ae~s7cs oie7ss E eIper@,
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Ch,. Z. 800 lrt. 49, ]. ReafsIa.

sCPERoR CoUkr-CHtnHgss Dc Is-De6re Jadse
BLOSSOM.
Samuel T. Townsend sgt Tie Empire Stone Dtoss-
Ing CoopADy-AotioR eS say Of exsouion deGd b1, With
.. 80. co,tS
william Smith sgt. Helen Merra aud Heary F..
Jt4 GtG-Mot.On % dsoasss arrest asEe1 sLout eoss
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Also, the following by Albert II. Nicolay:

Lis row stated that the earnings Of the Gssns aad
Chicago Road are equal TO D T. cent dividend m
February, but our previous advices had led TO the
im7ressi that The net earnings would not be more
than or 3 = cent, snd that j. would be considered
the policy Of the road not to make dividend in Feb.
rusIy. The re. earnings Ct the Erie Road in Noyem
Ter are ascertained 10 BE- only $4,000 behind those
of November, 1856, although the gross earnings
bowed decrease Of $4,000. This is more favor
able than could have been Anticipated, aud if the cur
rent month shows tie same result, il vii give larger
net earrings than December, 1870. The he!gnting
movenen. rom the West is increasing aud p.oniaea
to be large durirg the Writer.
The subscription TO the Michigan Southern Railroad
loen reaches 900 to $500 600. The 2O.h is the
last day for subscriptions. Is understood that parry
is ready 70 take ell tina. ia ursubscbed On tbs, day.
This rcsd is row being operated with great economy
ED ability urder the i'm mediate supervision OF the
President.
The Atls.sie and Pacific Ship Canal Company held
neetrg yesterday for the purpose OF perec.ins rs
organisation AZ We have before stated, the ine VII
be in opsratiC1 in January WITH frstclass boats on
ho.h sides, and The San Carlos sld Virgin on Like
Nicersgua. Tho Company hes no connection with
the Nicsrsgus Tiandt, which has bsen Ignored N
the new hea.y jass concluded EiIh NIca'sgas s.d
Cos.s R..s.
Tie bi IL Of ell dsnouiaa,ioEs Of the BsnS Of New
jersey, g. Nes-BIuaswoA, are rsdesuei a. PSI a'tAe
Co-tinsa.G Bah n tbs oi.y.
Tie Philadelphia Ners rena.fs;
" IL IL Ly~ aid u fe.s;elf Il TIE G-esrF. " 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-22

e. CURE OF NERVOUS DISEASES 1t ID said that
when the ten lepers were clesnsed, there was bat
enc that returned to give thanks to his ystcan.
Anxious to testify lis gratitude for the relief of
malady of long standing, and to put his fell
low men in the way of being benefited, the writer Of
this desires to itate that Dr. LOUIS M SrEIN of this
city, has succeeded in the treatment Of q nervous
disease which had LISTED for nearly quarter of a
century, and which the writer fully believed was
beyond the possibility of cure. He has also heard of
the extraordinary Of Dr. Stein in oher cases,
bu. that gentleman is stranger, and too modest
gentleman, and too much opposed to quackery 10 all
its forms, 10 make known his eminent abilities,
this statement is made at bis request but at the
voluntary suggsstion of the writer alons who leaves
his name at the Dispatch Office, where those who
desire may obtain it, and judge for themselves
whether he 10 likely to write notice OF this KIND Tor
any other purpose than the public benefit.
Asa proof that the writer is not alone in his opn
ions of Dr. Stein . skiful physician, but also a.
scientific man, he might quote opinions which have
been expressed BY individual medical gentlemen Ct
emus but pre- fsrs to copy the following resolu.
lions of the Massachusetts Homeopathic Medical
Society. before which DR.. Stein lectured in Bo ton
"Resolved, That in listening to the lecture of DR.
LOUIS STEIN, before this Society, on tho "Philoso.
DIV of Home phashy" We have derived both pro
t and pieasuIe e; profit from the now ideas which he
has sdduced in relation to our science, which Yet
remains to be developed and stil further improved;
and pleasure from the earnest effort and profound
thought be has exhibited in examining subject 30
difficult.
sented to Dr. STEIN FOR his lecture, and that copy
be requested for publica Ion ,, mr..
BosroN. June 18th. 1856
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-22

There 10 q general suspension Of business No
shipments and even no drayage, except the hauling
OF . few half loads of wood and coal to persons
without fuel, each Of which requires double team.
Clerks and statesmen have no occupation but
sleishing and snow baing, both of which were in
full vogue yesterday. The mills are all suspended,
and not q v heel is turning anywhere. No wheat
is offered, nor bought. There are no breaks and
sales Of tobacco, and the holiday instituted by
the snow, is just As complete as if Christmas had
come again. such = state of affairs is indeed
strange in the sunny South" We advise our
friends to procure Kane's Arctic Expedition and
read It, 1t will go tar to compose and comfort them
in the strait to which they are reduced, and sur
rounded, as they are, by signs that would not dis.
honor Laplapd winter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-22
On BOARD THE CARS NEAR Strawberry HILL, I


Tuesday, Jan. 20, 1857. s
Ata meeting of the passengers on the train that
was detained on the Virginia Central Railroad, BY
heavy snow drifts, from Sunday evening the 18th.
until Tuesday noon the 20.h inst. Mr.. Bateman, oil
ST. Louis briefly stated the desire on the part OF tbs
passengers to present i testimSniai to MI;
meeting be organized BY the appointment of Mr.. w
T. McCarty, of the University Of Virginia a. Chair
man DR.. Kelly, Of Ohio, moved that Mr.. Roy O.
which motion was unanimously acceded to
HTne meeting being organ zed, on motion of DR..
Kelley Mossrs. Batemsn, Owens and Taitt, ap.
pointed Committee to farther the object of the
On motion Of Mr. Bateman. it was resolved, tina.
the thanks of the meetings be rendered Superis-
tendent Dodamead for his exertions in getting the
Road clear of snow, and forwarding provisions from
Richmond.
The committee appointed to raise funds and draft
resolutions expressive of the of the passenP
| submitted the following preamble and reso4 utions,
which were adopted:
the Central railroad his morning, of which w.
T. McCarty as Chairman, and Roy O. Crowley, Sec
rotary, it was resolved to raise the means to pre-
sent to Mr.. R. T. Adams of Strawberry Hil Hen
rico county some suitable an substantial testimo-
niel of the gratitude of those passengers " no had
hem prevented, by the fearful storm of Satur.
day and Sunday, from reaching the city of Rich:
mond, and who were, in consequence. detsined fIom
Sunday evening until TUESDAY merning, near Straw
berry Hill, during which time they were the reci-
piens of the generous and warm-hearted hospitality
of Mr.. Adams and his Unable wife, and sufficient
amount of funds being raised for the purpose there
fore, be it
Resolved, That this Committee be instructed to
procure Silver Pitcher with the following nscrip-
ton
"Presented by the passengers who were detained
by the severe snow storm of January 18th, 1851 on
the Virginia Central railroad, to Mr. r. T. Adams
token of their gratitude for the true virginia hes
pitality extended to them at his house. and for his
heroic exertions in endesvoring to release them
from their perilous and suffering condition"
And cause the same to be presented to Mr. Adams
Bstemsn, J. f. Owens, Roy o Crowley. Jno Creek.
ford, j. w. Howard, DR.. Z. Kelly, Mrs. Melinda
Jones, :, Kelly N shew, Thos Dooomea d for Va
Prof. schsl De Vere John r Mitchell, L.W. Gray,
John T. TaItt.
On motion, it was ord r-d that the proceedings of
this meeting be published in the Richmond papers
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
W. Il. MCCARTHY, Chmn
Roy o. CROWLEY Ssc'y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-22

The weather, &c.
Yesterday was moderate day. though the SD"
did not shine very brightly it, rays being oo's,ne'
ID By somewhat hsxy condition OF the say.
snow. however, began 10 melt Two or 'I'ee u
ths fifteen funerals that had been posfponeo noa'
Aay to day, took place. They were sps'"e,y :.
aandsd ovinr to the snow, and very re" css''sseS
turned ont the hackmen being unwinhns " " oo'
while the snow was 20 deep.
Ths Northern Telegraph IL stu down. and We
.r. ". vithou, q mall from any quarter. The
ps,.r.burs train left yesterday morning. We did
~. h.., vhether Il cached its destination or not
No train arrived from Petersburg mp to . late
hour.
From Petersburg we learn by gentleman who
left there Tuesday that business was entirely sus-
banded there and that, from some cause, there was
no eas light in the city. Owing to this cause and
the obstruction to locomotion of al sorts, the
newspapers were either not printed or not sent ont
How long We are to be wthou, mails, we cannot
now tell The snow drifts exceed anything in
this State since railroads were introduced As
this sort of difficulty has never been great here
a. Ii Is ia the North the means for surmounting it
here are nothing like so effective As those en-
ployed there. Therefore, we cannot count upon .
very speedy removal of the obstacles in the way
OF communication on the several roads. We have
not heard from the superintendents, and indeed
suppose they can themselves hardly form correct
opinion as to the day the connections will be re-
stored We hope, however, we are no; TO be much
longer cut off from the world.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-22
/ The Slnyery Hohhx

There seems to be . sensible dininution IN N.
seal with which the slavery hobby was ridden
lately, in some of the free States. The ..shrieks
for Freedom are gradually becoming fainter and
aiater we trust that the time il at hand when
the American people will discover that there are
other interests besides these of the African,
this great country. Were It not for the dema-
gosues who live by perpetual agitation of the
subject the countryi might expect permanent res
pose upon this vexed subject
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-22

- 70 BUsiNEss MEH.-CHEcKs. DRAFTS, &C.
The year IL about ending and many busins1 msa de-
sire TO commence With new Chssk and Drsh Books.
These can be furnished It the Dispstch once, en-
graved In astyie Of slssanss unsurpassed any WHARF
Gentlsmsn who dsnrs Cheeks engraved, Btu Hsads,
&C., SURPRISING any thing in uss hare, should call and
examine specimens q the D spatsh eountine-rooei-
They can hsvs them With such visnettss and orna-
msnts = are In the spsoiusns, or with any others
that their fancy may suggest. Orders for Checks,
Dssls. Candidates. Of Deposit, Corporatiou RondA
Bin HssAs be b fllsd u the most satisfactory
manner ard ct rates surprisnsly low. Merchants,
Bssksra CorpoTstioa OGissn ssa ethsn shosld OK.
anime or eDogimenA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-22
NlkN.

IN Rr,dsv, the 18th inst, ct -, residence OF
Rpotsvool Wicker Hanover county, Mis- ANNE
WICK Err, Of the same county, tn LEI 5lst yeax
On the 10th inst. Of congestion If the lunes LUCY
daughter Of the lats John w. and Eltsnbsth
Hiues, in the 18th year Of her age.
Her funeral will take plses from her moehefs resi-.
dsnss, corner Clay and First Streets to-day. q u
ceased and those Of the famly are respectfully in
vited to attend without further notice.
At Mr.. Claiborne's, Ia this city. on Wednesday,
2lst January, 1857, SALLY TATTERSAL MAYO,
youngest daughter Of Thomas c. and Eliza Meyo,
deed, late Of Hoopers Rock, Cumberland county. :,
Her funeral will take place this day tz2d) at 81
o'clock, at the First Presbyterian Church
UThe Christian Advocate will please copy.
RThe funeral of Mrs. THO6. N. VALENTINE
viii take place from her place Of residence, on Gov
ernor street ut IL O'Clock this Thursday morning
Her relatives and friends are invited to attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-22

ExPLosIoN.-On the morning of the 14th irsf
an ex plosion occurred 10 a steam saw mill belong.
ing to Mr.. H. p Taliaferro, in Gloucester county,
Va. The top of the building was blown off, aud a
young negro man instantly killed. Mr.. Talaferro's
loss is estimated at $4,000. The negro belonged
to Mr.. It's wards, and was a very valuable ser,