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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-12

THE EBw YORK REHABILITATION FOR RCRopE.
The Collins mail steamship Atlantic Captain dri &c,
win leave this port TO- morrow for Liverpool.
The Earo malls will close in this CITY at half past
twelve O'Clock 2. n
Ths Europcsn edition OF the HssALp printed IL French
and Eresn, win be pubnsh N ten O'Clock in the
Ing Single copies, in wrappers, six cents.
Bubscripdors Advertisements for say edition OF the
NEW YORK HKRALp win be received ., the following places
In Europe
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Am European F. vre.s Go 8 KIM William ct.
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5uart, 10 Exchange street, Fest
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The contents Of the Eu pp,an edition OF the HKsALD will
combine the roosived by mail and elsg aph OF the
ofoc during the previous week and up 70 tho hour o.
publication.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-12

Marhetss
Nnw OaLlANs. OCT 10, l86y
fhe sales or cotton to-day foot up 900 balss 90
quite irregular, but mostly a lilo 1lHo Flour sssaay
o. 81 62k. Nothing doing In exchange Mon ~ suk
light The in spe lie 10 The ranks for sho vesS n
eco, The decrease Of depoain il but ANAL
PRovrDIAcH. Oct 10, 1857.
Oottcn-She Journal says:-We have mAries 70 ~
port. The sa)es for the week have been yory light sad
prices nominal Wool-The sales have beou 20 yory
light NOT TO be worth reporing-6s00 he. Prnakn3
By o., on private terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-12

THE PANIC IN THE Brown STONE HOUSES
There is a general cutting down and cheese par
ing in upper. tendon. II tailors and seams.re@es
are thrown by thousands out of employment, they
have the comfort, If comfort IL be, of rejecting
that their sorrows are shared by those who have
been accustomed to consider themselves their
betters The little economies which the hard
times have enforced in the garnet, are only the
sympathetic reaction Of the larger economies
effected in the brown stone mansion. The tailor
or the seamstres may perish of starvation but
what Il that to the misery of being compelled to
wear for another six months ones Raglan or silk
gown?
The Potiphars Of our fashionable localities are
in truth reduced to sad extremities In the Fifth
avenue, in Madison and Union squares, and in
every other spot where fashion loves to congre-
gate, we hear Of nothing but retrcnchmcnt
When mansions are not to be sold, horses and
carriages have to go by the board servants to be
reduced, and household and personal expenditures
to be squared generally. Some are regularly
cleaned out, some hope to retrieve by oyerhaulng
their extravagances, whilst all make resolutions
of stern selfdenial for the future What a pity
all this was not done In time What world of
trouble and distress our would-be fashionabes
would have saved themselves Il they had listened
to the warnings tha,were given them. But no
bent on their own destruction, they pursued their
wild career Of folly and extravagance and abused
thoee that gave them friendly counsel. The
punishment they have received Is of their own
doing Let US hope that il win bear wholesome
fruit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-12

rHs IAsr sns OF CaPrAs Hszspos.-rns AvAnsaA
psper contain the folio sing oh aimed from Adoph rrsd-
ericss, one Of ths rescued from the Central America
Between two ard three hours aneY the vessel sank
Capt Herndon hoaied up V vhwe Fredercas aod soms
oshers were on ran Capt H. provided With hand
some India rubber nfe prssevver and vas 40 ,tns 90
piece Of plank He addressed them eucourasiusIy ay-
ing-"Boys his - roor oran 70 get 70 Ne~ vors m
Have you To4 any brandy among youfp 10 Fredsrsnr
osps II. seemed 0psbs Of floating In sfesy fos lsagn
We win believe Ne above when vs arc convinced M
kr, Frsdcyicks made the vsaemcnl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-12

me United Hasss soop Of VA dons.saloa, uosanauds,
Ball, vM n Genos, alsl ult
orden have been received n tue Uharlestsvn Navy
n repair 30 pus II pevfea order the sesau frsesis
nov the STONE door, provid az can be DO 40
without on urblne her machinery Mr. Dcano The Naval
ocpsuooo., VII commsncs operations st once.
mandmg, Lowell, arrived yesterday morning from wash.
usson me United States practice ship Preble. Vas towsd
vhere sse win be srppsd and laid up br the wnisv.-
Norfolk Hraid, oct o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-12

fectly free to tell the truth and the whole truth,
and we have told It And thus we can face the
honest masses Of the community with clean hands
and clear conscience, and rely with increased
confidence upon their appreciation and the steadily
Increasing lberality with which they sustain US
That's all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-12

0vS or I'VE To.r o. ms CuvrnM Amsnoa we zee the
name OF NJ, John Dobbm among those were lcss on
tbs III fsie6 Central Amsrsa. He his say from
Oalieornia He nephew OF Gen n McQ een, and half
brother 70 James Dobbs, late secreavy Of tire Navy M
Doobn formerly resided In tbs city, - lav student with
eea hcQoecn.~ Galveston (hDasl Ncps, STt %,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-12

Death or Hon. w. p Crsbls
PoErLAHD 0os IL, 1857.
Hon VIII Pitt Treble died 10 tots oaty Ass evenna
After an Illness II three days duration.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-12
THE LATEST NEWS.
A0hlvs In Waslalpwto.

AnAlss In WastlDgto~.
yR1HCH LOADING RIYLDsIrR1 NEW STEAM uxoor
oOrrRAIr-euB RECOGNITION o. MOARAGuA m
1NaLARD, FRASox AND THE UNITED srArss.
WASHINGTON. OCT IL, 1851.
mo Board or Army Onosn appointed BY the ssrv>>ry
Of War 70 ASCERTAIN The ecescy and adaptation for army
use Of bresch loading rifles have oompssssd their rsuu
end yeArday semi 70 thu ssorearI. very Isae,hy
Constructor Gr,os and chief Engineer cav Of the navy.
have been epgaged FOR some days With Ar. wsstsrv>A
da eng up oonss~ FOR building the now steam sioor a.
VA. They viii complete their labon early mem wsak
James uurphy % Of New YORK, are 70 build ~ -
ses the Board Of Engineers having decided that tAs
engine best adapted fof service. They suh ~
NiagarsS engines.
Tho President u1des consideration and viii probaney
dscsde the question Tuesday ~ 70 the recognises q
ssnor Ysssarn Ths English and French Aipistsxv has
ars Of opinion that their respective govenmenu win ~
cognss Nicaragua independent STATE nas alssaAy
Inaugural address u the Govsrnor q ~
ridA.
WASHINGTON, October III, LIST.
Ths Southern mail from al points, late - d.a. -
been received.
The Tallahassee Sesine stAtes THAI Governor Porry -
insrgwutes there q the 9th ind ma inaugural -
sho and contained plsdsss @ ooal inusnoe for shs ~
vsnoement OF be OF cducpuon and he oonpaedou 4
railroads nauGuratsd BY The 5ate me portion Of the -
dress mending The federal relations and Governnr
Walkers Ksnsas oohcy greeted With applause ~
inaugural not publshed and consequently synsue
Of this part Of Il cannot be given
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-12
Inaugural address u the G0vsrnor q ~
rlda.

Death OF G.. w p. Custis.
WARRINGTON, 0otlil, 1857
George Wellington Parte COSTS. the last member a
Wsahington's family, died Yesterday a his resdenoa
Arlingtoa, Alexandria county Virginia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-12

Although tits section Is as explicit in denying
to the Legislature any power to authorize the
suspension Of specie payments as IL IL possible
for Language 10 make it, still, it is thought
10y those who advocate expansion and suspension
Of specie payments, that there may be some way
Of ge.trrg round its express provisions Neither
constitution nor laws cen compel banks to make
specie payments when they cannot do 20, any
moro than they can compel the performance Of
any other impo%ibIlity. There are certain occa-
tions wherein the interests OF the whole conmu-
Lity require the temporary abrogation Of laws
otherwise salutary and requisite. And this GER
tairly Is such an occasion.
The struggle between these two classes Of banks
end between the banks and The merchants, Is pro-
ducipg great deal Of annoyance, bad feeling,
trouble ard disaster. The same struggle Is going
on ia Boeton, Philadelphia and elsewhere; and
now and then one or two or three banks succumb
because there is no concert OF action between the
whole. A system Of expansion and suspen-
sion Of specie payments il one system; that
Of contraction and payment in specie
Is another and totally different one
They are just az much opposed 70 each other as
are the cash and credit systems AS both these
latter exist at the same tine, why could not both
the forncrf We zee no reason why that portion
Of the banking Institutions that believe in the
benefits which would accrue from expanding and
suspendlng tpccie psyments should not try to put
their theory In practice, while the other portion
should pursue their present tactics. II would be
necessary, however, that Governor King should
call an extra session Of the Legislature, for the
purpose Of providing some sort of indemnity for
the banks that are to suspend. The present Lee
eislature Is excellent at evading the constitution,
and there is no doubt that they could devise some
means "a doing 20 in this regard. az they did in
reference TO the Metropolitan Police; and there is
just as little doubt that the Court Of Appeals, as
at present constituted, would declare their action
constitutional
We throw out these views and suggestions IN
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-22
MEDICAL.

HELMBOLD's GENUINE PREPARATION
Highly Concentrated COmpoEnc
Fluid Extrct Buchu.
Far Diseases # the Bladder Ei1neqs. G,s>,
Drasv Uedlnesses. Distractions Secret
Dfseds.e. female GmD1aints and oil
Dfsedses Of the SeauaI Orqan~.
Arising from Excesses and Impruderc:es in life, n,..
remnying AL lmproney Dish,tgss from the Blajder,
MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever cause they may have orlglnsr-..
And no Matter how long Standing.
Giring Hath and TIeor 70 the Frame, end
Bloom to the Pa1'id CAeek.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED!..
It cures Nervous and Dehili.ated Sufferers, aud
moves all Symptoms, among which will be found
To Exertion, Loss Of
Power, Loss Gen0rr
Difficulty OF Br.-
erai Weakness, Hon Drs-
tu TO- Wsaf Srvss sh Trsn s%; aS Ts s
Universal Las.ituee Of the Muscular system, ,r
ten Enormous Appetite with Dysrep,ic symptols, Ho
Pa,id Countenence and Eruption on the Face,
Psin in the Back, iieayne,s cf the Eve
hds, Frequently Black Spots Flyins
snfTusion ard Loss of sight;
Nart of Attention: Great
Nobility; Restlessress.
with Horror of 60
ciety. Nuthir.l
IS more de-
sirsile 70 such Patents than sotude and nothrs
mere dread for fear of then selves; ns
Repose Of Mariner. no Ear
pestmess- no Specu-
la,ion, huta iiur-
ried traf sta
tion
nom one question to another.
These svnlptors IL allowed to go or-which thi. ,,,
dicne invariably reuoves-soon follows LOSS OF pow
FIR, FATrTTy. AND EPiLEpTrC FTTs-in ore Of which
the patient nay expire. Who tha'thee excess.
rot oren followed Nv those d-eadr di,ra
INSASrrY CoNsUNPTIoS7 The records OF m. A.
SANE asyLUns. and the nr'ancholv deaths w co>.
SUMPTION, b.a pie wihss To the truth of these as
seTtinra. in buna.ic asyluns the most rntan-
chov exhr fion appears. The countensnce Is actual.
~ s1dden ard almost desttute-neither mirth or crie,
ever visits Il. Should sound Of voice occur il is
rarely articulate.
with woeful measures wan 6e.ra'r;
Low sullen sounds his grief beguiled ,
DEBILITY il most terr be, ard lasNrnught thousanu,
upon uSands 10 untmey graves; thus blasting the
anb'tion OF many nonle youths. II can be cured by
the use Of this
INFALLIBLE REMEDY.
Ifyou are suffering with ofthe above disress,r,
ailmeris, the Fluid Extract Euchu will cure you.
Try u and he c0tviI.ced of its efficacy
beware of Quack NOstrums and Quack Doc.
tors, who falsely hoasi o abilities and rterefces.
Citizens ki and avoid them: and save long suf,ri,s
and money ard exposure l,y sending calling for
bottle OF this Popular anc Specific Remedy.
Ii aliays all pain and inflammation. ia prrfectly plain
peasant in its taste and Odor, hut immediate in it,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-22

A NEW GRAIN.-rh Ravenna (Ohio)
Democrat has seen new hind Of gain,
of which Mr.. JAS. H. Giiiet, has raised
III acres. "ll is called "Sple,z," and is
in The nature Of wheat making excellent.
bread, as light or lighter, than wheat bread
and as white. perhaps as the average
wheat. Ii iSa winter gam, and will
probably yield Go bushels 10 the acre"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-22
TiE FIRST PREMIUM kiAcHlNE.

T. the Indiana State Fair, OctO' fS5. ithT.Sliing
and cleaning IN five minutes lni twelve seconds,
eleven bushels AMI fifty pouus eing one ushel and
five ls. than the second hest machine Separating
and cleaning IN principle. Simple, durable and
I'm performance euJI3lled " no other machine.
The Horse Power used with the above machine re.
ceyed the first premium at the Indiana State Fair, 0c
tn''sr. t~-f.
We MAKE either the Belt Cleared machine; Cylin-
Ter open wrought Iron, or solid
Als"-J J. Nann'S iStprrmium Self Rak;ng Reaper,
coin'hnei with the mower, list prem. um awarded al
fOGr Of the State F1rS ~ TuiianH.l
Also-Moore'S first premium Wheat Drill.
jest oct
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-22
CANAL STORAGE
TO BE DRAWN
-EnAY IN SEpTEMRER

n HAVE a large double Warehouse al the Canal
Basin, capable Of storing any amount Of produce,
which Will be received, storei taken care Of and held
subject the owners orders on the most reasonable
terms. +. u. OklLE1.
mh26'ys.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-22
Nearly Prize to Every 8 Tickets.
so, 600 TICKETS--3,2S 2S6 PRIZES,
Prizes Payable without DeductionI

s.2So Prizes. amounting to-. s2l5,2s0
Whole Tickets, 80; Halves, So; Quar-
ters So 90.
Look to your interest, and compare this scheme with
any other.
Certificate Of Packages of Ten Tickets, are cold
at the following rates, which is the risk
10 Whole Tickets. Observation-Disclosures 90
w Hall CEets 70 w
10 Quarter Tickets ...............- IL 80
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-22

Axles Springs; made ~ the hest stee; Bands, En-
neled aud 0f all kinds of Leather: Cloths, LuingS
Carriages, VarnsheS, Castings " AL kinds, Saddle
Trees, English Bride LeatherS Bits StrTups, -rurs,
Hames. fine Silver Haraes Of all kinds, Jenny Lind
Gig Trees, Self-Adjusting Pads, Tavlrs Patent
Hfnes, Flv Nets Shoe Threads Horse Blankets, Lon
don Girth Wes American Girth and Rein WeNs, both
Cotton and WorS.etl: London Welt SKINS, superior
article: Ivory Gutta Percha and Brass lne NartenCal
Rings; Superior kerSevs fnr Horse Covers, the Nest
quality Of Carriage Rolts patent Gig Trees, &c.. Nc.
I keep IN fact everything arpertaininC to either
branch - the business, ard understanding 10th branch
es thoroughly, would respectfully invite your at
tention before purchasing elsewhere.
] am also agent FOR WARDS PATENT PRlNG
SADDLE. ara0iAw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-22

SATURDAY SMALL SCHEME.
CAPITAL $4,000.
To be drawn In PuBLIc, at coS,GEoRerA, EVERY
SATURDAY. throughout the year.
" hole Tickets 81; Halves 81; Quarters 81.
~ Bank Notes of all sound Banks taken at par.
Checks New York renlfed for Prizes. Address or
ders for Tickets Or Certificates OF of Tickets to
ANDERSON d son, Managers,
s.ptls-dIy MACON OR SAVANNAH, GA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

An intelligent writer on this subject says il may
DO reasonably doubted whether the population of
the earth has doubled itself in thirty centuries-
Except among some European and American States
certain data exists among nations and tribes by
which the present number Of mankind can be esti-
mated with any degree of exaCtness Avoiding ex-
tremes the writer assumes that in round numbers
Asia Including Japan contains 400, 000, 900, Europe
200, 900. Africa 6O.00000O, America 10000 900
Australia and Polynesan Islands 10 O00, OOO Ina
king total Of 40 millions for the present popua-
ton OF the globe.
within the temperate and torrid zones, the
millions Of square miles, which would make the
average population of the habitable land aIout
eighteen to the square mile The population is
unequally distributed, two-thrds living UPON one
tenth of the land in China, India and Western En-
rope. Ii is Coniectured that ten times the present
number of inhabitants could easily obtain subsst-
enco from the soil of the earth The writer calcu-
lates that by doublingon three times in a century
the population of Great Britain and Ireland, sup
posing it to have been only six millions in 1907
would by this time have amounted to more than
1000 600, 000-enough to have coloniZed and i'm
proved all the waste and thinly -peopled lands of
the earth War, pcstilence, luxury, useless CON
sumers, and popular ignorance are assigned as the
causes of the slow progress of mankind.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01
DIED.

At Willow Grove, Amherst county, Wednesday
10Th ut., HUGH, infant son of George W. and Loui-
lana Donnan aged months and days.
Ills funeral viii take place from the residence ni
his parents, of Marshall and 18th streets ihil
Saturday. morning, AT 10 O'Clock. The friends ana
acquaintance Of the family are respectfully invited
TO attend. =
In the county of iIenrico. the 18th day of Jun.
laj1, JOHN MILES, in the 18th year of hisage y
In the the county OF IIenrico, Mt the resiienc Of
Thos Morris, MrS. Ann MILES, in the 18th wear
OF her age, who was the widow OF John Miles wIu
died on the 18th of June last.
On Friday, in Petersburg; Mrs MARY SATTER.
WHITE, wife of J. W. Satterwhite.
The friends and Appropriateness of the family is r.
spectfully invited to attend her funeral SUNDAY at
tcrnoun, at 80 O'Clock, from her residence. on tn,
corner OF Franklin and 18th streets without further
notice.
In this city, on Friday night after lingering i'll
ness, Miss MARTHA ". JONES
Her funeral will place from the First Presbyterian
Church, Tomorrow SUNDAY morning, at O'Clock
after which the remains will h. taken to the country
The friends of the family and the public are rcsppC
fully requested t. attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Sales in New York Thursday Of 5000 Virginia 6's
81 at VI, aud $l2~1 de-. p3, at the same
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. July 30th.-The Of
frrings OF Beef Cattle at the Scales to-day reached
Sg head, OF which rs head Were driven oft 10 rhila-
delpbia, and the balance taken 10y the Baltimore
butchers at prices ranging from 81 p to s. 81. per
ltn on the hoof and averaging 81 S7is gross. The
prices show slight deCue on these of last week.
Iioes-Supply light and the demand go al. Sales at
$9Ca 81 ia per 100 n net. Sheep-Supply light, aud
prices Improving sales at stu - 50 per 100 b. Sales
Of Lambs at 81 ;Ssd a. per head.
RICHMOND MARKETS July 81.
FLOUR.-There is no change to report. Very little
doing except in the retail way.
WliEAT.-The receipts OF wheat rontinue small
tlnug they exhibit increa aimee last reps
The iIaxail and Manchester mills in operation
and the Gaego will refnme Tomorrow. We still
quote ut SI.65d.Sl.75
C0RN.-Sales at YHI95 cts.
III TELEGRAPH.
NEW YoRK, July 3l.-Breadstuffs unchangsd-
Stocks dull Virginia 6's yoI.
BALTIMORE July 3l.-flour-City Mills S7.259
s. 81 Howard street unchanged. Wheat duil-red
l,as6l sl.6j; white $i6o9Sl65. Corn frm-white
ss6rSj cts, yeiiew 81 cts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

re- IL ALL OUR READERS who troubled with
Liver Complaint, JaundiCe Dyspepsia will read
the advertisement in another column of Dr.. SAN
FORDS INvIGORAroR, and then try bottle We should
not see many sickly, desplirng people meet
gaze at almost every corner for there wHsa
remedy of which much has been sal and that per-
forms nearly what its pr"pretOrs say it will do 1t
came to so highly recommended that could not
fail TO try it, and trial convinced us, without doubt
that the best family medicine in use We take ii for
Headache Sour Stomach, Bilionsness and any of the
little bodily ills that cornmonn and it does uro-
duce pleasant state nffrcinR to the sick and what
is better after using il ow times, these little ills
less and lcss and there Is prospect of being
entirely free from them hy continuance in the u.a
Of the InvgoratOr Now We wish 10 impress our read
ers with this that the lnvigoratnr is medicine par
ticuariy adapted tn family use and where there are
children subject to little diseases all children are
it Invaluable and saves ysicans bills and an I'M
told amount of anguish both to mothers and their
httie Ones-,Scjoto Grzets
BENNETT BEERS FISHER, and ADrE GRAY,
agents for Richmond. au l-d&c2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01
The Grams.

From all parts of tho country, We have fine ac-
counts Of the wheat crop. All the predictions
of the croakers have to naught. The pros
pect of the corn crop seems equally good Never
was more favorable weather. Vegetation, under
the Influence of the frequent showers interminglcd
with the genial sunshine seems fairly to jump
Bread, plentiful and cheap appears at last to be at
hand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

The STEAMSHIP CoSvENTIoN.-The conclusion of
the proceedings of the Convention at Old Point
will be found elsewhere in today's Dispatch. The
object of the scheme is the buii9i6g Of steamer
The size Of the Grsnt Easfra instead of calling on
foreign capitalists to send their vessels 10 the
South, which was decided on by the Bristol Con.
ventioD. The reporter returns his thanks to ".
r. Foster, Esq, of the Norfolk American whose ut
tention to the representatives of the press" was
unceasing and highly appreciated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

E0R s A L E.--One fine looking Bay
i HORSE. years old, PAGES finely under the sad
nis anu u,a"s Msii IN HARNESS. Also large bob taii
bargain may be had by early application To
JNO. Y. WREN, cor sth and Canal sts
SN-The Horses can be seen At Mr.. Hix's American
Stables All It's
TOR SALE, 900 dollars Virginia Cen
L trial Railroad Bonds; 81 eco Virginia Fire and Ma
rine stocks; Sl,10 Building Fund stocks; State
Stock. Apply TO
JOHN J. v. DARRAC0TT
No. TO- 18th street ia rear of the Merchants In,ur
ance Ceapanys Office. aul-N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

HA~ TYpogRAPHfcAL SocigrY-The
August stated meeting of the Typographical so~ety
will 10 held Mt Odd Fellows Hall TITS EVENING.
st O'clock full attendance II desired bnsinrss
Of Importance will be presented.
J. II. WALp0RD
au lit Recording Sec retarr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

The London Christian Witness gives the number
of Roman Catholics in the world, As 159,000,0 00
and of Protestants SIS $50 900. The number of Pro-
testants in the United States and British America
is set down at 22550,O00; of Roman Catholics, in
same countries. 1000, 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-01

Col. r. Ii. 0dDEN, L. :. Consul at Bristol, Eng
land, died on the 4th inst He was appointed by
Gen jackson as consul to Liverpool, where he sery
ed eleven years, and was then transferred to Bris
toll. Mr. Ogden was one of the pioneers of steam
navigation. So early rs 1911 he was attracted to
1t by the successful experiments of Mr.. Fulton
and in 1916 constructed the first double engine that
was ever placed on board a boat with expansive
steam. With the boat thus equipped, he was the
FIRST to venture on Sea voyage; he proceeded with
her from New York to Norfolk in Virginia, and es-
tablished her As packet on the James river