The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-10

tus on o. Sne ieadtuK EsdtpTiat IN the
Dispatch Of yesterday morning:
SOUTHERN RAILROADS The Knoxville Regif.
ter Of the 18th ult. says that by the LIST OF April
next the great Memphis and Charleston Rail
road, uniting The South Atlantic and Eastern CT
ties with the Mississippi river, viii be bn,shed-
On the Knoxville Tenn and Kentucky Railroad
there are $50 bands 10 active service aud me "ofk
Is bepg pushed forward with unusual Fapidi'y.
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NEW PUBLICATIoS.-We have received Hoin
JOHN O'NEILL Broad street, near sth' ihe
American Citizen. His rights and duueS' ac'ofd7
ing to the spirit Of the Constitution CT tee thised
States" The author Bishop Hopkins, CT YER
mont. is one of the most eminent OF American
scholars theologians and writer's. The oook mas
q wide range of sui iects, and we nave 10 d3Gbt
they are treated with great AFFINITY
VESSELS IN PoKr-The.e were 10 port, at last
accounts 653 vessels at New York l15 st Boston;
III a. baltimore, 66 at Charleston, S G. 50 at
Savannah: 2i5 at Ne1 Orleans, and 50 at Mobile
SUIT FOR DAMAGES FROM TBE BURDELL CASE
M. c. r. Wemore, Of New York, has com
menced an action at the suit Of Mr.. Albert Bisis
dbl agaius. the New York Daily Times, for 2n
alleged libel in eudeavoring to impcate him
,BaisdelD in the murder OF DIR. Burdell. The
suit includes the name cf Origin Vanderbergh,
the writer of the article, with Wesley, Raymond
and Jones. Damages are laid at the sun of So
00U.
The WHEAT CROP il Washington and adioin-
ing countits in Virginia, says the Abingdon Dem
ocrat, is doing we'll having suffered but little from
the severity Of the weather II East Tennessee,
It is looking remarkably well and double the usual
quantity own there last fall.
TIE "VOLCAN0' in virginia turns cut to be
a rather small affair. /. is located Il miles west
of CentTevilie is nothing more than hole in the
Hunting Ground Mountain, about foot in d.
ameteE, out OF which hot air aad little smoke
issues.
EHPoRT5.-The ship Universe, for Liverpool,
is NOW loading at Norfolk, Va, with 2OJ0 barrels
Of rosiu, and I0O coo bushels of corn. She will
finish loading in Baltimore.
Dr. NAMES REMAINS AT LOUISVILLE,
Louisville Democrat, noticing Tie arrival there
on Thursday evening, Il the remains Of Dr.
Kane, on board the steamer Yyoodford says:
The steamer approac with her ag at half
mast aud dsaped sire ameTs, toiling her bell st
short intervals Having made the landing lLe
Lewis Lodge OF Masous of Portland, repaired on
board, received the remains and conveyed them
| sited il the paEors, which were appropriately
draped
Nothing could have been more solemn and
more appropriate than the scene at the wharf
The steamer arrived in the hour OF evening
der solemn bell hTSt gave token OF her approach
The flag al hail~Last-the ihTOng upon the wharf
all were tokens OF respect aHd admiration in
| which the American veOp!e hold the noble youth
| who sacrificed himself II behalf OF humanity ami
| science
The CO fin Containing the remains Of tbo ;y,v,o-
| taldead placed on the f9Tecasiie The Anne
Ticaa Tag, TliE great pEop!ieiy, was heaped about
| he remains and they reposed upon magnificent
| block OF granite Here. since they Quilted the
| sammy South guarded by stout hearts and bropz Cd
| hands, they lad lain IL state-!Hvereaced no less
| By the nopIe and prominent than by those who,
| unaccustoUed TO the mysteries OF science we're
| disposed TO pay homage TO the great ana good
| Two brothers OF DR.. haEe accompanies his re
| mails.
The following dispatches gives accounts Of the
progress of the body towards its destination:
| LOUISVILLE, March During The time the re-
| mains Ut DE- Name were being conveyed this
| morning 10 the beat for Cincinnati all The stores
| were closed and business suspended generally
| throughout The city. The streets through which
| the procession pa sed were densey packed With
spectators The procession was over five squares
| IL length Numerous public buildings and bust
| ness houses we're beautifully trapped Ia mourning
| and the funeral tEappiugs especially appropriate
The HTiIs u minute guns, aud faiG, OF bells zen
deIed the AceHe sad and IMPRESSIVE
MADISON, March D /, ) z M.-Oa the arrival
here OF the steamer Teie graph with Dr. n&nas re-
mains, minute guns iiced and the city bells
toiled, collecting thousands OF peepie on the hart
The boat arrived and departed amidst heavy
snow storm
CINCINNATI, March The procession il honor
ofDr. Kane has just passed through our streets -
he turnout was very large. The remains viii
leave here at o'clock, 2 81 lay over at ColuL.-
Ou5 sunday, and arrive baltimore ga Iiy IN
Tuesday il chAls &c Of VIM Patterson a-5oiat-
ant superintendent and messengers Emanuel
Stockett al Thomas Iic.llith. OF Adams Essress
Company.