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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-06-06
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-06-06
oaaa secbmpmbe asa., @pmuabemb, scm g. Suut 1850

the German "RICHMOND ADVERTISER"
b. HAssEL. Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Wednesday and Saturday. a
So per Annum, payable IN advance. Terms for
Advertisements reasonable.
OFFICE: I94. BROAD STREET.
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noble vindication Of the freedom Of the Sardinia
press, 10 which he declared THAI freedom Of discus.
sion was guannseed BY The bardiuian Constitu.
ton, and that his soyereisn and oil were willing
to combat error in Tie iIshtof day. rather than
incur the perils that must afiss from any attempt
TO suppress the expression Of opinion BY force -
The courts Of the kingdpm were. however, open to
all who were tsduced by the press, and the law
would prevent and puniah the publication Of mall
cious cAluuanlss. But neither in Sardinia nor In
b lsium does the press equal the freedom Of
speech Ia England Every subject Of the crown
may print his thoughts upon every subject that q
plsases. So far from the press of Great Britain
being, - Il commonly supposed less free than the
press In America, we think Il Is even more plain
spoken and Independent. It is not on the one
hand more subservient to party than IL the politi
cal press Of this country. whilst on the other II I,
holder and more independent In reouking popular
passions and folly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

There is no portion of Europe where the pres,
can make any pretensions to freedom except Eng
land, Belgium and Sardinia. In these two las,
however, journalists cannot speak out with per.
feet impunity. When the Brussels presses under
took year or two ago to comment upon French
anairs, the French Minister, Count Walewsk,
made desperate effort to induce the Belgium 90.
vefnment to muzzle the press The legislature
Of Belgium resented the indecent attempt with
great indignation, and the whole Kingdom stood
ready to support it, government in the quarrel
even TO the sxtrsmisy of war. The quarrel va.
happily healed viihou, formal rupture In the
sess q Sardinia, the posture Of affairs was far
.s 49, @een more nenasins and Is not even ye.
sAossshsr harnouious. The Sandman nr.s. 4.
efssa offence 70 Austria. and Count HnoI A..
s.'as aiassssr of Foreign Affairs, vro.. !. =.
sssdiaaaa sovsrnmsut, demanding In ef,s.s ~.
sss hessty Of the sssdinian press b .lc,,.s.S
oeast OAsoas. the sardisiss Aisia.sr, replIsa !. :
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rRLKnRAPHIU NxWa.


- EkVkzE u x - - UIbE Ch
Troeps for Utah. = (sevevnership Of the
Tertiary.
WASHINGTON May ala body Of troops. mum.
berine 1000, 10 moving towards Utah. The Ad-
minisirati0n evipces q dispositson 10 oct with
promptness. and military force will be used In the
event that the course Of the Federal laws Is Oh.
structed.
The Governor has not yet been appointed. ow
Ing 70 the difficulty Of selscsing man combining
personal bravery with urquestioned discretion
and Administrative talent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

- MAYOR MAYO Commodore Bartlett, u 3. A :
WA. w. !Crump, Esq, Wallace, the Poet, and many
other distinguished gentlemen were among the Wis
itorato TYLER L Co . Gallery yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

~ The MACHINERY used at the steam picture
dspos 1879 Main street. making 80 cts portraits cost
upwards of 900. 1t prints from 400 to 800 daily
TYLER Co., ProprietoIs.
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n. For WASHING INFANTS, psrens will ird
Fontaines Cream of Wild Floacers superior to all
spirits or Lotions used Its rich medicated lath
er prevents chsiag aud erup:iors retrates every
pore in the skim and preserves Its purity. Sold by
all Druggists. my 22-ecdSt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

a TYLER & Co Artiats. ard inventors of the
Triple Camera, Pot Bromine, and Steam Mercury
Vat. Gallery 1879 Main street. ..s
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From Havana

NEW YORK, May 21.-The Black Warrior has
arrived with dates from Havana to the 18Th inst
Sugars are still tending upward. The crop Is ~
per cent below the average.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

NoMISATIoN-Hon. VIM o. Goode, has been
nominated by the Democrats of the Prince Ed.
ward district for Congress His competitor for the
nomination, Mr.. VIM. c. Fiournoy received $50
votes, while Mr.. Goode received 4Ol6
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ri. E.-o,o outward Bound.

Boston. May 20-The steamer Europa sai,e eo
from here at 10 O'Clock this morning. Win lbs
passengers for Liverpool and ii for HALIFAX. one
takes out 81 O66 900 in specie.
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n NOTHING can approach the system TYLER q
Co have int:educed of p!cturing the people by steam
at 1879 Main street. They have no rivsls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

~ THE STEAM MERcUsYiVAT, used by TYLER
Co.. consumes three lbs of Quicksilver daily, and re-
ouires the attention of two able bodied msn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

Col Freeman, Mr. James Barbours oppone If
In culpeper, has Withdrawn from the contest
Hon. Andrew Ewing declines thu demoerasi.
nominssloa for Congress In the eighth distsiet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

GoDEY's LADYs BOOK for June is received
from James A Gentry & Co, Broad street. It,
contents are varied and interesting as usual.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

Two negro men-well borers-sold In Marion
Ala recently for s. 100.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

60 NorIc s.-Ihe Truth is Powerful, and must
Prevail Il. in former card, stated that intended
to give my friends customers, and the public gene
rally the best of goods in my line. Il will re.
pea. it again. 1t il that which causes me to 90 to
the world can produce to be manufactured here at
home by myself; and also to purchase the best and
latest styles of Lsdiss and 0entlemen's, Boys,
Misses ind Children's BOOTS and SHOES, of eve-
ry description and Of the very finest quality 1t has
not only been said by gentlemen of Richmond who
are udges of rood work and materials but by those
from Philadelphia, New York, and Boston who were
in Richmond last week, that they were surprised to
find better and finer work here than they could in
their own cities. l must acknowledge that have
not sold any particular manufactured acork for
tDenty fire years; but that have been eugsgsd in
the business for over TwENTY-sIx YEARS, serving
IL years apprenticeship with Cook l. Ryan, and
when of age became co partner Of Mr.. Cook, and
continued to be so until his DEATH Since that time
have been alone. say about Is years so consider
teIal of every description, any one and certainly
better than any who served days appren.
ticeship at the business. ALEX. HILL,
1877 Main street.
II II any of the shoe houses Of kishmond or
elEsw hare weh the best Of materials or ready
work l will import it for them at the same prices
that they and myself have been paying the import
ing houses of the North Ladies asd gentlemen ant.
ing any pattisusr kind of Boot or Shos, shall be
pleased to receive their orders which shall receive
IN Y best attention. A. II,
49, DIST cit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

THE WEATHER.-Rain had continued to fall in
New York for two or three days, up to Wednesday
ct noon, and there were no signs of fair weather
10 all parts of New England the month has been
characterized by unreasonable cold and rain, de.
laying the termination Of the newly planted seed
and exposing the hay crop to injury. e..
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m. potom.c LONG Bridge.

w.suIseroN. May 2l.-The Secretary Of the
Interior has declined giving orders for the repair
Of the Potomac Long Bridge with funds out Of the
appropriations made by the last Congress. The
bridge has been impossible since the breaking up
of. the ice,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

1T0 Merchants, Mechanics and Oth
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, Bust
and Visiting, plain and fancy, cannot be ex
celled
Wedding, Party and Ball TICKETS. and Whiting
and At Home CARDS, printed in the neatest posi-.
BILE style.
est CASH PRICES. A call from those desiring any
description Of Printing e respectfully asked at the
"DISPATCH JOB OFFICE" sorner of Main and
18th streets, where can be seen some of the fuest
specimens of printing executed In this count
JNO HAMMERsLEY l. co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

Resignation OF a kansas Judge.
WASHINGTON, May 81 Judge Cunningham, OF
the Supreme Court of Kansas, has resigned Ms
position on the bench.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

THE WASHINGTON Poison CAsE.-A letter
from . physician of Washington, dated last Sat.
urday, mentions that workmen EMPLOYED in the
open air, in cleansing the outlet of the National
Hotel sewer into the canal. were made violently
sick. This confirms DR.. Charles T. Jack sor;s
theory OF the cause Of the malady at the National
Hotel,
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The storm, mt she Rast

BosroE, May 90 We had violent northeast
rain storm oil last night -
arrive in time to be placed on ard the steamship
Europa.
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DEATH OF JUDGE EUsTACE CONWAY The
Fredericksburg papers of yesterday, announce the
death of Hon Eustace Conway, Judge of the Cir
cut. Court of the 9Th district of Virginia. The
disease fungus hemitodes, or soft eancer-wEich
terminated his life, made its appearance several
months ago in a neuralgia pain, in the left cheek
and ended fatally at 20 minutes to 10 o'clock Wed
nesday morning. About month since the suffar.
er visited Baltimore for medical aid, and was
appraised by bis physician CT the hopeless nature
the case and bis fast approaching dissolution
Judge G. had served in the State Legislature, and
in the convention to amend the Constitution, and
had just been elevated to the bench. He was
esteemed for his integrity, respected for his posi-
tiop and admired for his talents and the simplicity,
purity and loneliness of his Christian character a.
illustrated throughout his whole life attracted and
enchanted the affections of all who knew him
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DlED,

On Sunday morning last, in the town OF Iuison'
Mrs. AN ENROU0HTY, wifs Of John EnrousnsS'
assd IS years.
3 On Yesterday morning, of Scarlet psysr, MAkf
WHITE. daughter OF yohu and Elisabeth q. Ramp
ton sseA four years snd seven months
The freuds Of the family ere Invited to attend the
funeraI near Duva1 Street Church, This Afternoon'
at "A O'Clock. M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

U TROOPS Company g, % Artillery, ~ 6
Troops) numbering IS men, 3 officers aud iaun
ders, all fron Fort Lafayette, near Hamilton, New
York. arrived In Albany on Tuesday, on the
steamer New World, em route for Fort Brady,
Michigan
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

PREsENTMENT.-The Grand Jury for Albemarle
county, Va, 1t is said. will make extraordinary
number OF prescntments during their present ses.
sion. On the evidence of one witness. $50 pre
sentiments, were made against . single individual.
The number will be so large that Z special Term
OF the Court, we believe, is to be held to try
them. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

DEAp.-The Philadelphia papers announce the
death OF John CoDard. Q member of Congress
from that city, from 1879 70 1915. He was Qua.
vania 8 =. 5--
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An Ant Quotation.

We have before published the subjoned, but it
will have reputition. Secretary Stanton lately
Addressed by request, crowd of some Eve hun.
dred free State men, who did not hesitate to mans
fest disapprobasion at such portions ofahe speech
as did not accord with their peculiar political
views At the close of Mr.. Stantons speech he
pictured in glowing language the Indian tradition
of Hiawatha of the peace Pipe" shaped and
fashioned by "Gitche Mantle, the Mighty" and by
which he ''called the tribes of men together" and
In his own language addressed them:
~ have given you lands to hunt In,
l have given You streams to fish In,
1 have given you besr and bison,
l have given you and reindeer,
1 have slven you brant and beaver;
Fill'd the merahes full If wild fowl,
Filrd the river full Of fshes;
Why, then, are you not contented!
Why, then, will you hunt each other!
~ am weary of your cuarrels,
Weary CT your wars and bloodshed
Weary of your prayers for vengeance,
Of your wrsE glings and dssepslons;
All your strength is in your union,
All your danger il ia discord;
| Therefore, be at peace hencsfnrward;
And as brothe- live together"
"The applicability of the quotation" says the
Leeompton Union, twas felt by the crowd, and in-
voluntary applause burst forth from those who had
murmured but moment BEFORE"
We trust that the good counsel thus given viii
be heeded and that the protracted contest 10 Kan
| sas will soon give place to harmony and peace.
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nrARRIRn.

in this city. on Wednesday. tho Goth inst. y ne
male a the brias. the Rsv. y. efanlsy. pOu9kAS
n. GORDON, Esq Of Fredsrichsbure. to Miss Ann AIM
ELIZA. only daughter OF the lsfs Jno. nsmPesn
q fredericksburg and Baltimore papers Pleas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

w. NO l4l EAGLE SQUARE,
Have opened the past week large additions to their
stock Of Dress Goods, in
Bereee and Organize Robss ard Printed Eereges
5000 yards Lawns, from l2f to Is cts. per yard
Dress silks from 624 ct to finest quality
Black Mourning Silks. best quality
Black Bereges; Grape De Parrie and HernanA
Plsin Bereges at IL. Is and S73 cts.
1000 Muslin Collars at low prices
Real French Worked Collars new style
Honiton and Vslencienue Lace Collars
Black Grape Colars and Sleeves in sets
Mourning Hdkfs; Black Silk Mitis
Colored and Black Kid Gsuntlets
Steel and Whslebone Hoop Skirts
large stock Of Parssols; Misses Parssols
80 ysrds moro of those chesp Ginshams at Cd
Making the best assortment we have ever offered
our customers at low prices for CASH. to prompt
six months buyers. my "
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DEkClVAL q GRANT,
ARCHITECTS AND CIVIL ENGINEERS,

DERClVAL q GHANV,
L ARCHITECTS AND CIVIL ENGINEERS,
OFFICE, GoDDIN'S HALL, RICHMOND, VA,
Respectfully offer their services to the public With
q thorough Professional training and combined
Practical experience Of more than 80 years. they
hope t. give satisfaction to thcss who may favor them
will orders in the Architectural Line; vill fur
nish desi,ns for Churches Public Buildings.
Town Houses, stores, Villas, and alterations of
cid buildings and also for Ornamental Grounds,
with full Working Drawings, Specifications and su.
perintenderce
In the Engineering Department, will attend
to tn. branches connected with Railroads, Sew
erage and drainage of Farm Lands, with all necesa.
sary Plans and Estimates
variety of complete sets of Plans for Churches,
Villas Farm Cottages, Bridges, &c. can be seen at
their cffi,e. my 22-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

. THEATRE.-The bill at the Theatre to night is
varied and attractive, including 'Gold," and the
"Gunmaker Of Moscow" a play dramatized from
a tale recently published in the New York Led
ger. The performance is for the benefit of Jack
and Hamilton, two of the company, who have
done a good deal of acting during the season
which their friends will doubtless remember, and
give them full house. That general favorite
John Stth. appears in one of the pieces, and
sings comic song between the acts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

TRUNKS, TRUNKS, TRUNKS.
Who has the best and largest assortment OF T.a-
yelling Trunks in town?
Who has the Agency for selling Travelling Trunks
In Richmond? c. MAUhICE
Who sells Trunks at factory prices9
C MAURICE.
Who sells Travelling Trunks from 40 to 80 per cent
cheaper than any other house in the State!
G. g. MAURICE.
Who can sell fine Trunk for little money!
C.. 8. MAURICE
ISL Main street. Richmond, Va.
Who In the only Agent In Richmond, for selling
Traveiine Trunks1 C. 8. MAURICE,
my22 ISL Eagl. squsre. Richmond Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

Poyt of Richmond, May 2I-HaS6 Watr 3 O'clock
ARRIVED,
scbr. Manchester, Chichester. New York, mdss, D..
& w Currie,
Marx Dowasv.
8. r. Halves.
SAILED,
Pchr. Danville Chester, New York, mdze, d. q w.
Bris q. H. Moreton, MeGrevy, Charleston, coal' Il.
Rtnkn. Mill.
aeh- 8. B. Barley, via Port Walthall, coal, pills
aahr. Ell Dorado, Saunders, Chuckatuek Creek
lfaht
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Thackeray.

1t has been frequently charged against Tharck'
cray, that he toady of the aristocratc Circles
as we'll as the satirist of the working classes
and whilst no one acquainted with his writings
could really think 20, the ippant criticism OF the
age every now and then repeats the charge. Hi
noble speech al the Edinburgh festival the othel
day, remarks the Petersburg Express, in which be
exalted toe dignity of labor sufficiently dsproved
any lack Of sympathy with the toing millions of hi:
countrymeu, and here is a passage from letter Of
Charlotte Bronte, taken from her life, by Mrs Gas
kel, about to be published, which shows how rea.
dy he has always been to recognise merit in whom.
soever it might be found. Writing from London
under date of the % of June. 1851 the keen-eyed
authoress of Jane Eyre, says:
II came here on Wednesday, being summoned
day sooner than expected, in order to be in
time for Thackerays second lecture, which was
delivered on Thursday afternoon. This, as you
may suppose, was genuine treat TO me, ana l
was glad not to miss it 1t was given in Willis
Rooms, where the Alnack's balls are held-a
great painted and gilded saloon, with long sofas
for benches. The audience was said to be the
cream of London society, and it looked 80. did
not at all expect the great lecturer would know
me or notice me under the circumstances with ad'
miring duchesses and countesses seated in rows
before him; but he met me as entered-shook
hands-took me to his mother, whom had not
before seeH, and Introduced me. She Is fine,
handsome, young looking old lady; was very gra
cious and called with one of her grand daughters
next day. Thackera called too, separately. !
had q long talk with him, and think he knows
me now a little better than he did, but of this
cannot yet be sure; he is great and strange man.
There is quite Juror for his lectures, They are
a sort of essay, characterized by hs own peculiar
originality and power, and delivered with q finish
ed taste and ease, which is felt but cannot be de-
scribed"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

HOLE THROUGH THE ALLEGHANY.-The
Greenbrier, Va, Era says that the heading o.
the Allegheny tunnel has been finished and tina,
although daylight cannot be seen, yet there is GER
tainly . hole through the mountain
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

- DIR Peticolas has retuFned 70 the
city, and may be found at lis office on Governor ct
when not engaged at the Medical College: at any
hour day or night. my N-SF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-22

- There will be q Political Meeting
held at sprin sfsld Hall, on Church Hill, on sA-
eandida.es Mr., Cox and Mr. Mayo are invited 70 at
tend. my 2l-2t