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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-10

PROFESSIONALISM demand s,r Pork fsr. 10; vita 'es
offering pces better the coss he ss-s are 40 oo% -
f1 at2I 20 for Prime ~! sr Prime hes;i ~ - t.1
,.r New Mr.. and RS d<2S 10 for nss snd snail nts
~ - Beef -itb. claU of MI he Teosipts 20
very halt and the = Il y eineed uonslsj o. ne 49,
Or. q vi, A ia II fo ?. packed West-rl Ma anA "a
s. 40 for do Prime Mos Br.f and Be-" hAn, are
f,ak.t and price. nouiLs Bseof i stesd sales OF
khds a. lf4le rWe.t-rn snokes Cut Ms,- are lower.
nal =, &c sbor.ders sne rs fr Hons Lad
very aLt and u ssain oEor the arrivals n. large elcs
Of 50 bbl, and ties 4: GIjc Batter 'ur nAnt Il
l6Qi9c for Ohio and l7d2lc. for State.
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XARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK
Cleared.

Stesmships-Rosnoke Skinner Portsmouth, Ludlum Hess
ants soutberner Robertson Savannah Ludlem Plessan1
Sp-st Charles, Coneray, New Orleans, Stanton Tsom'
Bgk-Li'nsston Thatcher Charleston Doiner 4 Potser
Brigs-kmns, Hssso0p. -. Martha, Cesar PsgIis; M
mus, Brevoor, KBgso Small Mckee, L. w. Armstrong;
Thompson, Arroyo, J. " Onstsyia & Go.
Schooner-W. Legsett, Gibson. Richmond, Van Brun.
Sla5ht Fairfield joyce Bo.ton. Jss Hand HsHs! Wint-I
cmond, C. IL Pleron River Queen. Fowler, Proyidenos
i. Kenny Bay State, Sherwood Boston Dayton spfasre
Honptn. Eddcls Richmond. Van BrlDt slsght A mAsoa
Smith. Wilmington, DoDner L Potter.
Sioop-Bls cks.one s,ednsn Providence. master.
Sesners-C ,.urnbls Berry Chaestop sPohorL Iiie',oa
Co.; C,ty of Norfolk Green, Baltimore, Durham Dinon
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,,., Ain, Ven eFe~u.ny -beLed. ''d >. rog in
.,s: sIeeedDsy nab AZ s -" SsaT 90 o.: p' o.
.Ie , 49,. ~ Us1nssrs .,s.aeSu's:'' " ne ,ni Nss
s,unsvisl and ts ths, /. i se ot 0 Oh sr section we
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-10
REPORT

For he week ending WEDNESDAY, Sept 9, 1887.
OF AL RECEIPTS CATTLE KINDS FOR THE WEEK.
According the reports from the several market places In
10 city, there have been received this week;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-10

BOSTON Sent a-Ar ships HAcyon synines, CGcusts
audubon. Fuller suinstra Hsgswen ssosei os.sow ras
ChesteI Phade phis brig Au&fysr, AeAsnaIA W; h''
Hhjpen Sprsgpe PbilsaelJhA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-10

COfFEENery little has tIanspIed only heard sale,
q go bag. Ro, including so bags smuags. a. L.. dsc
Ne quote:
NO. fair 70 pTimeu dls 1j
Rio ordinary l0l 10 ST. Don (cl PlO05 II ST ai2
Lsguayra..............iS ais
COPPkR-Aew shesthins j. qrei but steady; Csc. AMI
Yellow Meta a, BE. lnsot Copper the lose /. H..
tetve 24c cash Tor Baltimore Lake Superior Old
Copper IL quiet at 2.d11 c. cash.
demand has been qu,c active both fo tn trade
add thu Fast We change in value TIE a..
rivals continue large Oar stock increasing rapidly and bids
tha. Of lat the close Of The
supplies by railway liberal and this supply
likely 10 prov. importance than Generally 1ntc
ps.sd the sales IN cargo IS COZ g. AID from
yard typ .gsA and lsrte I4e TIE fsg,pd Ter
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. =
h, quiet and Il, make; hardly 50 buoysat
ale, of 10 600 gals American at 79dsle y gal the latter rate
in nils Fussh is nounuly held u sc. Grade Whale remains
MET hut prices are well maintained the last sales Of South
Sea and North West Ccss, AZ y 7S Crude Sperm
,,pu in good demand for export 70 LONDON; further
500 bjs lave been made New Bedford 3o y gal cssh
Ptnsd Whale Is in fair request al soqs Summer and
Fan ard ss Sc Tor utter BIZ acLce Manufactured
Som rnses from 81 SaS as 20 quality Lard Oh sells
oviv At 81 i6Q al 49, cash and mos for coed 20 prime
W-n Winter Olive not cutie firm sale Of $50 pigs
b, & IL: ~ 81 Tor quarts aud pints
We cuote: ,,,r
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DYEN OODSThc s,TinsenCy IN mono az tHATIs ~ I.1
rates Of freight and hc small stocks orns ha1e o'n
ibutcd 10 restrict transactions very materially during W. I
week; the sales comprise - tuns Ssyanila tusc az
n Lima Wood 95 mes, and - tah' bsr"'ol ~
SIS. 4mos. -. -, =, .
FLOUR AID AiEAI-The demand for Western ma Igt
active today, mainly export but win 'orts
In The medium and grades these ere HPfaveS pen
and continues Ioodeate and the market tends DOWN. an
tie bbls at s5 Ca rs 80 Tor common 70 600
state asa r IS for do; IS 00 - - Tor suprrhne
M bgsu Ipoisf and low asa 46 Is for common 10 sooc
,Yt-s Ohio End chgsn SO ia ~ A. for good 20 choice extra
Ob; . Od for st Louis brands; 15d 50 for extra
Canadian Flour is slso lower aud unsettled TIE re-
r,s re u, large he de nsnd Is limited sales ooO bb
~ a. ia IS so for superfne; 50 80d 81 20 for extra do
soubcn Flour freely offered and is again lower and
n..cd the better grades difficult Of sale az quota
tons these mus be regarded nornsl the sales are 800
bls az u for mixed TO good brands Baltimore, Gc
ard Q 81 % for good extra brands Rye Fouris steady
bat quiet sales Of 80 bbls at +d - g. Corn Meal very
quiet AZ 81 1884 % for Jersey and Brsndywine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-10

Prices head and 10 of different weights vii be fosna
In accounts Of sales Of sundry Droyes
Total number Of beeyes received in the city this week 3S4
This Is ESQ head less than last week. and SIS head less
than the Of last The average number at each
Wednesday msiet last 1884 head whe the numbsr
10 day being 43 shows 10 head than the and
$50 head less than this day last week.
The following droves In the market to-day or have arrived
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0,1,u... 49, ~ eo, ,s.. :. =. n .'''''1y.To
Ssles Of Hogs by Miles Bartlett, Communication herc1An
No 22 Washington street for the week ending
ted hogs sy gro: rs &c. For owner dlied hcs,
H3 Tie For q. " Bartlett, Morrow County Oha
Us eord hogs sy gro u.s. &c. For Osborn Co, Rsnk
lin County Ohio 10 oornd hogs gro ls &C. For stst.s
Hayes Ashland County Ohio lOl corn fed hogs 20
&C. For Daniel Msheney Franklin County, Ohio l cornfd
hogs, gro. III, ne. Total IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-10

BKESWkA-Saes reported Of Southern Yellow SIC.
vlicA is a i-teria advance former quotations.
COfTOSThr Lnsrke. hss continued du and heavy the
sales reported A. 100 bales the ssners favorable sdviccs
received ste show effect DAVIS prices
revise quotations exhibit closing views OF holders
NEw.yokK CLASSIFICATION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-10

LlME-Commos Rockland steady Lump easier; sales Of
Loo bb Of the at e and 90 bis the later
81 as a decline Of l5c. y bb on previous sales.
LEAD-Pig exceedingly dul. and quote nonns.y Sc
sc ~ for Spanish; 80 10 a &c p for refined German
and IS English Sheet and Bar command 6.c ana Pipe
6id7c y 10
LATfS-Ess.ern still dull, with sale. to a moderate
tent Of 81 - ninety days
III INHERIT receipts Of Eastern Spruce snd Pine are
quite large the sales for the week eight nine
gees al Slsd : II = NJ feet.
MOLASSES-Tfcre is l'le doing in Nu,OovsiA in
bbs - c equal 20 cash; 90 bbls reported part Tor
export.
NAVAL SToRES-SpEi. TuTpen.ine continues devoid Of
animation far tie export trade Is concerned but good
inquiry parcels prevails for consumption at fsc cash
this Therefore prevents sccunus Jon Of stock and although
the arrivals been fair tie soek doe. no. exceed bb
whole b easily PsIehed a. 4c oct the present
st,grncy the market detTs buyers from purchasing
Crude, though in better supply by no mean, plenty and
previous frmnes Of 900 bbls Whining
ion It T. 90 49, Common Rosin re1zaiss quiet osng
ohieAy 10 the difficulty in procuring fl sh unless high
,ae thu suppy supef the present wants q the trade
being large; ard u ao for the panic il
Ia circles which restricts tra5saoon a. OF toe market would
readily be tsktu si 81 % y $40 delivered The low and
dunn grades IN quiet but hne qualities quite active We
note sales of SO bbs. pale white - Sc go ~ chiefly 4. Sc
;5p 20 b. Tar Ansuid =: 81 s. for NoroS s2Gs2 2i
,r Wahinr.on sni - 25ds2 81 for selected WH!a.ton
Rope. Pitch sells slowly ~ ga - p
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Total of all kinds last
HEEvEs FROM DIFFERENT STATES
A. n. AertOn Co., propreors Of the Washington Drove
Yards 44h the Cattle in market from the following
States:
NewYork 4l9 inois ........"..... $50
PennsylyaLA. Kentucky
81 Cherokee Nation ."
Indians. IIbI
STOCK BY RAILROADS, &c.
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STOCK BY RAILROADS, &c.
They also report Beeyes and other stocks received by Raj
roads, &c. a. follows;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-10

The New York and Enc Railroad makes the following report
Of Of Stock the week ending this day:
Cattle. Horsea peas Sheep Lsmbs. Swine.
I,915 80 632 L,s5i
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DIED

On I'D int. nj O'clock, p. NJ. JOHN PETER. aged
years, month aud g, days. OF Henry and Hen
rletra kreitzer.
Wherefore should make nv mourn,
Nov the darliux child II dead;
He 20 early rest Is gone
lie 20 Paradise is iei.
shall 20 to him, bat he
Never shall return TO me-"
The funeral will Jake place THIS EVENING, at 2
O'Clock, 1T his fathers Residence, the head of
Msr-hall street. The friends and acquaintance of
the family are requested TO attend.
In LynchburR. November 18th, 1857, THOMAS
CHALMERS, infant son of James and Fanny Chsl.
niers aged Is months.
3" As swest the flower that scents the morn,
But Nithers in the rising day,
Thus lovely this infants dawn,
Thus sw ftly fed its life away"
He a bright aud beautiful boy. Bnt thanks
be 10 God his parents were able to bow in cheerful
submission and cay, Ii is the Lord, let him do
seemsih Him good "-fselng that their little flower
was only taken from them to he trabsplanted in the
garden Of God, there Ia bioom forever
On the I'D inst, IN Chesterfield county near Tom
re- alton. Hrs, .RH0DA BLANkENSHiP be-
INK abonf ~ years Of age. Mrs Blankenshp arose
early, a. we'll usual. and being totally blind and
sone IN the house, her clothes caught Gre, and be
fare 'hsy could be taken on she expired. She
Kind. generous friend and neghbor kndsrnme 20 this
sad end taneDted by many friends.
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PASSENGERS PER sTEANsHiP "JANrsrowH'> PAR-
IRISH, Master, from New York.-Iiss Hailett. nis5
Barrett. Knight, mrs Chas Wilson. Miss aytou,
d.rs Mr. Joaephs, Capt Edward Cavendy, G W Eli
OFT, Capt Carlyle. A, Lieut. Barringer. A. nr
Ecwditch ami servant, Mrs Q Laws, 7 3 Bro Igtop,
VI ID Jackson, h hinturn: : Adsms. VIM Alien. ]
y NerseTau, Robt i,ctor.J Beyeridge, Pul glaze,
Kerr. Jos Csysndy, Geo Chandler. J Howard, 20 in
storage and 81 a recruits FOR Fort Monroe. Old
Point Comfort, Va.
Also from Norfolk, Thos Hardy and son. John
Wilkinson, Hrs Penny strakosch, Geo W Dues
berry, ID I Booth. Jno Wilcox, Jas Bonn, W II Hay
wool and lady, K Pu'ieD. i q Barrow. Miss VI
Packer W Freeman, Mrs VIM l. Wslters an d son,
JOS 3isay. lady and two children, Fullerton, Hy
Holmes J Mathews. Nm Duesberry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-24

ALRAsY, Nov u, +. H.-There has been great
change in the weather here in the last twelve hours
1t is now very Geld and stormy.
At the Canal Department it is thought that the
canal will cose in about two weeks
BUFFALO, Nov. 2l.--The weather here is very cold
tonight aud the gale is bowling again.
Urea, Nov 21-Ths weather here last night and
to-day was clear and cold but navigation is not set
obstructed
oswBao, Nov. 2I.--A strong southwest wind Is
blowing here. The mercury marks 70 degrees
above zero Navigation is un0bstructad.
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H4- iayFy RsTsDy.--Fae Liver, according 10
Psychologists occupies in cur human eoolsniy q
place second osly 10 the heart, ard Consequently IA
ois Of the greatest dspensers Of health and happi
nes- OF Eicreas and disease To k"5p the Liver in
proper performance OF lis duties Keep the sys-
ten ia u ststs Of health ana free FROM peaTly all
bodily ills. Dr. SANPoEp's IsyIGoRAToE is II great
Rs9adatgr u Tie Lire 1t ipstk into it new life aud
yisor strenzbens it and tari9orateS il, curing this
fountain from whence many streams Of sickness
1uw. We ssy al who are troubled with any de-
rarsAnent Of the Liver such "a Dg spepsis Jaundce,
sick Headache Biliousness debility OF system, do
rot fail to try DR.. SASP9Rr'e Lay FL iHyIGGe irog.
PysuER NIssroN ard ApIE K CRAz, Agents for
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HN- A RELIGIOUS MEETING is now in
progress at Sycamore Church. Rev. IslAc ERRETT,
Corresponding Secretary Of the AnsTcan CfristiIin
Missionary Society. will preach nightly. no LIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-24
Financial and Commercial.
nlCHMoNp MARKETs. Nov. "a.

The money market Ia not very tight. and prospects
are gradually Frightening here and elsewhere on
this side the waters hut the last foreign news II dis
couraeng, il brings information Of the failure OF
some Of the largest houses in the American trade
The Banks Of Great Britain also under a heavy
pressure. 3 ne Bank Of Glasgow has failed. tho
Western Bank of Scotland has suspended. and the
D.lnA OF England i.as advanced its rate to 10 Per
cent, charge for tho Of money almost prohibit
tory. OF coursa these events open now source Of
apprehension ard are left TO await the develop
ments Lgyond the Atlantic before we can have an
idea hoy far ae to he affected By them The
Eank of England 10 epdsayoriDg to check the out
ward TOW OF pecie By its stringent policy. How the
mercantile community will sustain the pressure
brought TO bear on them, future arrivals will re-
voal.
The trade of H. city is more active than 1t was
lew weeks since aud there seems to be no disturb
ance If any kind save the high rate Of Exchange,
which Is as follows On New York 4>zg3Ss, Philadel-
phia {, aui Baltimore per cent premium.
TOBACCO.-The receipts ofold Tobacco continue
suail and but little ola offered at this time We
qaote inferior OLD Luss at stee 80 gooa - ~ :.
| Shppiag scarce: We quote such at slh9le50: flno
MaLiif4G turing, none in market, The receipts OF
| new loose Tobacco have increased very much. with
more d. lnaid at improved prices Lugs S3.1S4G4 o6
s.; good Leaf s6.JLtg'. 50eps50; Stemming Sio25g
| FL0CR-The market remains at former s-uota-
/ tons. with nerbaps little more inqniry We hear
q sale vi NE our nj 500, anu quote Shierlos
| at 500 IS, as i'll quality.
| XUEAT-The foreign news has unaettled the
mari at and buyers wait for the effect at the North
! CORN-The market isauiet, with light stock
! 700l 10 cents per bushel.
| 0ATS-3O cents per bushel-supply COED.
| HAYS. "a n cents per cwt.-stock large.
| BICDN. The dtmapd Is a little better. We quote
/ Sjies l3c; shoulders nc; Hams lSlBiac.
| LaHO.-Prime new in bbls. l$t3C kegs lac.
| SUGAHS-Market dull. Raw Sugars: New On
| leans, mons in market. We quote Cuba 71sQf3}s e5
! p Rioo sesipc Refined Sugars: Loaf I3rae Crushed
ard Powdered l2td i21&c; a. Coffee 1lAc-: b. Conet
= ,,JFPEeEnarkst quiet We suote BIO lI&9
| l23ac. as 20 quality and quantity; Laguayrs l3>a@
! lac; Java l. &C; Mocha isc.
! ISKEY.-Richmond Rectified 2itgb2'c.; Cincin
/ natl none iu market
The following Is dispatch from Boston, dated tn,
! 2Ist:
It has been finally determined that the estate O.
Charles Fl Mills Co, "a heavy dry goods house that
went down during the late crash shall he wound up
! and Messrs. George II. Upton and Charles p. Hunt
ington have been selected as trustees for that puT
| pose.
! George II. Kuhn has been appointed treasurer o.
| the Bay state MILF, in place OF Samuel Lawrence
! ES0 haR resigned,
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BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH ENGRAVINGS
4. MORRIS. RooEsnLIER-

\. MORRIS, BooEsELLER.
Has lust opened very choice lot ofENGLIsH EN-.
GKAN INhS, which are offered az great reduction
from the prices usually charged .or similar prints
Among them eill he found the following popular
subjects. 10 the finest style of art.
THE Village Festival. painted by Sir David W like
mrs sn 5G ~ Sharl1s q. Lewis
BAPTISM Of the CoYenantars, PAINTED by George
Harvey. A, engraved 10y Wagstan 81.
0A bye y w nr3 %ssHr So painted by
DR.. JOHNSON resc,ling Goldsmith psinteE by
Ward. engraved by lielIini. 81.
SCENE i'll Early Life Of Goldsmith, painted By " ard,
engraved hS simmons. g.
EXAMINATION OF the Village School, psiute ny
A sETT of prayer and Devotion, prints painte by
Reynolds, engraved by Reynolds. Each 50. 30.
WEIGHING the Deer, painted by Taylor, engr Aved
STRICTLY, Confidential, painted by Brooks. en-
grayed by simmons 50 %.
SYMPATHY painted by Stone, engraved by IAikin-
SIR walter Scott AMI hi. Friends, painted by sed,
LORD William Russell taking leave of His Pan lily
painted by Rrid2s, engraved by Beliini. 81
THE Soldier Dream, painted by Goodal engr .ve'i
CANTERRuRY Pilgrims. painted By Cubould. en-
grsved by wagstatf $3.50.
THE oma taken in Adj cry, painted BY Barr,sud,
AGE aud Infancy, painted by Marshall, engu we'd
CROIW ELLIS Interview with HIS Daughter, paint.
ed by Lucy engraved by Tompkins 81
THE Wounded Hound. painted BY Ansdell, engraved
MY Chickens for Sale painted by Cubonlei. $40.
PRESERVATION of Vagina Cbarta. painted b. De
sHo6F fSFFa Btdn sy A a56.yy 1 Gran,
graved by simmons. $50
MELTON Breakfast painted by Grant engraved by
With alarge number ofsmali prints. some of them
superior. suitable for the parbr, Hail. Library at
Ing opportunity, not often naet with to obtain
az such reduced rates. no 3t--3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-24

BefsToUEf AND ALLEGHASY RAILRoAp.-Mr Rcb-
ert Owen, OF Lynchburg, an Engineer Of skill and
experience, arrived here Wednesday last for the
pnrpose Of experimenting "A survey of tho route
for the proposed railroad from some point of the
Virginia and fennessee Road to connect with the
Virginia Central Railroad at OF near Clifton Forge
After the survey shall be completed, hope TO be
able to lay before readers some interesting
facts in relation to the proposed improvement
I.acdS{S Hhu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-24

EI~ s. IIIasH, 200 Broad street, begs3
10 inform his customers that though times are hat4
and goods sold with small advance, lac Is rtcssios
fresh supplies of RIhNINGS by every week ar
rival An in want OF "MATGHING' Shouts Sail al
once Of tba old .tani of 3. HIRsHS
no 1T-l2ts Trimming sun sAncy EtoLe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-24

FiRs ~ SourhAaPrtN torSIY.--The Norfolk He
raid states that nne aud costly dwelling house
just completed, and into which the owner, Mr.
Joseph IL. Bsrham, was about to remove, was set
on q re- and destroyed, IN southampton county, Va
q few nights since The loss will reach 5000 0.
sSCoO ON which theTe Ia no insurance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-24

The distinguished editor of the Louisville Jour
nal will deliver lecture tbl. evening ut Metropol-
Nan Hall. Tiers will, DO doubt, be an extensive
desire 10 see and bear him, renow ned, as he is,
both a. an editor and poet. He is another in
stance OF the editor winning the triumphs NJ ora
tory. The lecture will take place ut the usual
h.,pr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-24

Coon HrSn.G.-The Norfolk tVa.) Argus says
tha. on the 9th inst, Nr. jacob Baum and Major
Foreman on Currtnck Beech, n. c., between sun
rise and noon, killed one hundred dSsS foTtyet9ht
ceeSei II odds that there are 'miilions OF fowl
on Currituck Bach, and that more Yankees, with
their usual enterprise, going there to make a
business of shooting them for the Northern mar
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All. &c

NORFOLK VA, Nov. 2}.--The United States steam
or Ssranac. aground below here, with the assist
apce of two steamers, Was gotten OF to-day, and
sailed for the Pacific.
The steamer Virgins bound from He~ fork
for Now Orleans, put in here yesterday fer repairs
to her mac hinery.
Tho I. S sloop-ofwar Saratog, arrived here to-
day from AspinwGl. ,
The I. :. steamer PoIIatsu went into corninIs
rfn to-
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all. Or N0SE.-rhe Secretary of War having de-
cded that the report Of the board for the trial Of
certain breach loading rides not conclusive in
fayS OF any one Of them; and having proposed to
gIveben. Burnside, of Rhode Island, (whose rifle
Was best spoken Of one half the contract amount
ing 10 $4,000, while the other half should be dly
del among the other competitors in their order Of
merit, ecu b. declines to have any portion Of the
contract, AMI the whole OF it now goes to the re-.
naming competitors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-24

err.--In the GIFTED States Court az Norfolk a
ease Is now pending In which the owners of the
steamship Jamestown are suing the owners Of the
steamer Pennsylvania, becsuse OF q collision at
she mouth of Elizabeth River. some time ago. The
trial v III occupy several days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-24
INSULT TO THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON Nov 23.-The President, during the
general audience. was grossly lnsulted by claim
agent, who persisted in remaining ia the room
when requested by the President to leave. The
latter quietly withdrew to his private office until
the offender had left.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-24


un the "Boscobel' estate In Stafford county Va
a pear tree has produced two years this year The
fist was ripe In August-the second In November
The ED law Of Tennessee, granting licenses to
retailers OF liquors, 10 about 10 be revived in that
State.
young lawyer. Of Steubsnville Ohio on the
9th. struck the Mayor of that city with cane,
and was sent 70 Jail therefor.
Eufsnia. Ala, with population of three thou
SAND nas not been the scene off murder or scarce
~ oil burglary, rape or arson, In three years.
Col. VIM. Toney died at his residence In CLAY CO.,
Miss, on the 9Th inst, In his sighty-seeond year
He WAS native of Virginia, and resided many
years IN GreenviIle, 3. c.
Chss. GsscoiRne, well known citizen of Mobile.
Ala, died ut Brooklyn, n. T., on the 10th inst
Jas. y. PEBBLES has been elected State printer BY
the Alabama Legislature.
The senstorial branch Of the Georgia LegIsIar
tnre have passed the bill legalisng annual sessions
by q vote OF II 20 II,
Tbs receipt Of gold in New Orleans on the 10th
nom various sources was $4,000.
There are 10 feet OF water on the bar at the mouth
Of the Mississippi.
simeon slimp, soldier Of the Mexican war. WA
sesaa dssd In Tsyiorssilis, Tenn, last week. q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-24

HARD TINES Ar sale of q nnmbsr Of slave. Ia
Marion Co, Va on Tuesday last, the prices brought
were almost. II not quite, as high as heretofore
An ordinary looking field hand sold for 81 $50. A
woman with two small children cold for 1880
. ID another, with two babies. brought q, $50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-24
SENTENCE OF THE MURDERER DoSNELLY

TRENTON " j., Nov. GA decision was renoer-
ed in the Supreme Court this afternoon III ''ie cse
of DonneIIv who murdered the barkseper OF the
aeaview House. at the Highlands, some time ago
None Of the exceptions taken below were allowed,
and consequently the motion to reverse Judgment
and have q now trial was refused. DonnellS "iilsOs
executed on the Sth OF Janusry next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-24
ANOTHER CALAMITY.
FIFTY YES Los T

PARgsEssrRa. VA, Nov. GA gale prevailed
here to-day, preventing boats running.
The steamer Rainbow was burnt Saturday, anu
from 60 to IS lives lost.