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New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-25

We had supposed that the ilustriou' John Jones
of Tyler eminence had quietly collapsed, until we
found in The Trenton Republican the following ex'
tract from his Southern Monitor. lie is considering
and condemning Euhu Burrtt's scheme of Com
pensated Emancipation, is John, and says:
"As well might it be proposed to buy out The
TRIBryg newspaper establishment, which is a real,
papable evil to the City Of York and the Nor.h
generally in causing an annual dimnuuoh 81 i,aae "
bought and paid for by the Government or out OF the
sales Of ards in our territories and thrown into the
Hudson River the City of New-iork and the North
ern States would undoubtedly experience an Increase
Of prosperity
John, it will be seen, thinks THE TRIBUNE
"causes an annual diminutiOn Of trade to the
"amount of One Hundred Millions He does not
allege that it causes any dminutiOn whatever Of
uO,k or productions and, since We believe there istoo
little work and prOportiOnally too much trade in the
world as it is, We shall not traverse the Indictment.
But Johns calculation is utterly out at the elbows
with regard to the results of his project, as we
can make even him comprehend, if be will lis
ten to us for a few moments. The fact Is that
THE TRIBUNE pays. Though nothing like so
rich nor so profitable as is vulgary supposed, and
enjoying little or no mercantile advertising patron
age. this establishment has shown balance on the
right page Of the ledger at every annual settlement
for several years past. Now, suppose the slave
breedera slave traders distillers rumseers, broth
ell keepers, &C., to whom TIE TRIBUNE is an eye
ore, were to contribute the money necessary to
buy up the establishment and stop the paper-what
hen The intellectual force which creates the
paper would still exist, and would seek congenal
employment the fact that TIE TRIBUNE had paid
would also remain. What sort Of political economy
has Jones absorbed that does not tell him that the
contributions aforesaid would be like water spilled
on the thirsty sand-thst very ,oon anew TRIBUNE
would inevitably rise from the ashes of this, per-
baps abler franker and more effective than the old
one ? No, John Your friends will never do so
foolish a thing as to buy up and extnguish THE
TRIBUNE.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-25

frorn the Indians. Forth q COMPANY AZ a..
were on their horses, and soon came on 4, .gcsns
nent % They fred and killed eleven Indian. aesap. asap
their camp captured twenty ponies and rss .ssaet
the Font. The Indians that escaped this m,,S b
ogtsge, being desperate, soon ser feH upon s",s
oi emigrsnt., took their teams and captu,.lI ~
women and killed several men, Thus oomr".. s0 tss
Cheyenne war which, as it appears by late soeee,s s
Early this Summer, Col. Sumner wen, .a.. -.
oe ,ns ne rrs ,ss n iSSe into two
ting between the two divisions; and Will. ~ ~ see
seeking to destroy them they destroyed Bsbb ~ -.
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Tlo snnusl cricket match between the United
States and Canadian Elevens was commenced at
ToIonto on Wednesday Last, and concluded on Fri
day in a victory for the Canadians with wickets
to 20 down. The score was: United States, los
and 80, Canada, 1i5 and SO. A full report will be
found in another column. The match played last
year at Hoboken resulted 10 victory for the
States, and now that they have been beaten it
makes the account square.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-25

Emerson Etheredge, late N c. from Tson.,...
has been run out bJ barely is7 majority ia DoI of
,eme l6, 600 votes. he was an able, hone, "a.
pendent Member, and lost his seat BY voting ,,,;r..
the Nebraska bill. Of the Southern Member, ~A.
voted against that bill, not one win serve ia u.
next House. Col. Benton, Louisiana Hunt Tan.
uessee Culom, &C., were run out Of the last Con.
sress, and the rest with Gen. Sam Houston hs,,
now followed them.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-25

We own that, at Grst, we had the smell of a sus-
picon. We were very chary Of it, and only just
breathed it to our particular friends. 1t did occur
to US that the person who writes amateur editorials
in The Richmond Enqmrer-the knight who called
out to a saltpeter ordeal Mr. Pryor of The South
the "--," in fact whose ixeognito Mr.. Pryor
10 cbivslrously promised to preserve, might be
Gov. Wise. Those who are versed in the curiosi.
ties of political lore will assuredy pardon our specu
htions, ard those who have watched the career
the acrobatc career if We may say Of the oyster
cham pion-will not harsbly censurs our decision
utterly ridiculous. We had seen the gubernatorial
gentleman dancing about in the liyeiest way, flour
isbipg "the sword of Virginia, threatening to
hang upon the nearest trees all apprehended Aboli-
tionists, and in fact exhibiting himself as man Of
war. After such displays, what might We not ex-
pect In fact, it is q great consolation to us to
know that our theory was also adopted BY several
Southern iournals-by The Ner Orleans Delta, by
The CharIe.tOn Mercury, by other newspapers
At the came time, We are afraid that We must own
that we were all wrong. Yet it was something to
have had the courage in such an emergency to make
a guess. II very clever men have devoted their
talent, to proving that Junius was Mr.. Burke,
Single. Speech Hamilton Lord Chatham, or Sir
Philip Francis, why should We not be allowed
cur private and personal guess
But We ure wrong. Wise is not g..
When "---" sent his semorable challenge tc
Mr.. Pryor, Wire, as We are informed BY The R'cA
mend Enquirer, was "stterding to his legitimate
duties as Governor Of Virginia. lie has als'
been epgsged in the following arduoss undertak
mas: He has been "huntins up her VHsiniss
re.ourees." He has been "exP'anips her lines
;nproyement." He has been deve.oPs. to th'
world her ayeuus, Of tsda Az efucne-ce, ha
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-25
on, .,.;cls, upou the INCOMPETENCE Of D,

Our articles upon the incompetence Of public
school teachers, however deficient in other respects
had certainly the merit of telling the truth, and,
we fat,er ourselves, Of telling it pretty plainly.
We are glad to say tina: they have excited attention
throughout the country and We are equally sorry
to cay that they have provoked disclosures of igno
rance more profound and widely spread than We
had supposed possible. We have ample evidence
that this dncreditable deficiency is not confined to
NewYork. Even from New England, the pubic
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-25

"exhaustl.u wealth and poweN, her position II
..tte Union" He has been "cap tiVahng foreist
capitalists" And more than al, hr has been DO
irq this (accordDg to The Enquirer IN an a.
"tractive manner ard thrilling laDIusga" a
Governor engaged in doing all this must have hsd
scant time TO write editorials for The Riehmond
Esqnirer. The "thrIDg language" isse6 mus'
have kept him exceedingly busy. Well may Ih'
Enquirer proudly and defanty ask the Chief OF the
virginian Commonwealth, "the embodiment OF It's
dignity and power could descend from his high
.e,tate to have personal affair growing oat o. an
editorial controversy Certainly not; by no
manner of means We beg pardon for the faintest
lingering aroma OF our suspicion. - can
not be Gov. Wise.
The fact is, as We learn from The Esqnirer, that
lie reeular editor is "sick" What he is sick Of
we are not informed. He cannot however, pre-
pare the usual matter for his paper At this
critical moment, when, but for such interposition,
rot only the Institution but the Democratic party
which for dear Life is buggins it, might both have
gone TO hopeless wrack and ruin, - steps in
with bis articles, Just as in friendly neghborhoOds
old ladies come into a SICK mousse WIN o"sn'P
scientifically concOcted and medicinal preserves.
He did not seek "nOtoriety or fame He did not
desire to be dragged from privacy All he
wanted was to play nurse to the sick Enquirer.
Was ever Good Samaritan, or shall We say Sister
of Charity so shamefully treated Pryor, instead
of leaving him (or herr to pour in the oil and bind
up The wounds, and watch BY the bed side OF poor
Mr.. Enquirer, actually slandered the kind old
nurse, compelling her to drop her gallipos, to sus-
pend the manufacture Of poultices to lay down the
vial and the spoon, and to take up the revolver and
the knife. We are little too humanity lacteal to
adopt such course. "@" may go on with
his nursing. Heaven forbid that We should tear
away the vail which protects that benevolent face
from the public. He is the Miss Nightingale OF
Virginian newspapers.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-25

DAVID wLMor is now speaking through Wed
ern Pennsylvania, and has appointments out q,
nearly or quite every secular day henceforwsrdh b
the election. He has tried to get his oppossot
Gen. Packer, to speak with him, but, failing Ass
will speak alone. 1t does not need Packers pros
ence to secure the attendance Of the People.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-25
NATIONAL AGRICULTUB AL Fab.

LoUisvrLLs, Ky, Monds !, Aug "a, ios.
The arrangements for the Ne tonal AgrieSn@s
Fair, next week, are nearly eomEJ eted Contrisu'0H
Of stock, and all kinds Of agrcnS ura implements "
coming from all sections Of tho Union. Ex Pres.ae"
Pierce, Vice President Breeko ridge, the Hen. Scr
A. King the Hon. Robert e.. wyckliffe, Lord Esp's
and others have accepted invitations aud vii u
DreseDt.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-25
PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Aug. "a, 1857.
The Guberpstorial campaign opened this evening
at Jsynes Hall, where the Hon. David wilmot, the
Unisn candidate, addressed gathering defuing "
position.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-25
Businees Nctlces.
.RrAT FIRE IN NEw-ORLIANs.

- GREAT FIRE IN NEw-ORLIANs.
rSsc. ffcn e,tcr FROM New Orleans 20 I. T. Twty,
hs.n, Il, HtTRrNG's PATENT CB,MPioS SaFrs; ~
THE ds after let had quite large fire here one on
To- sto!cs destroyed occupied by Mes.r Eott 70
III. HypsScs ParrNr which they bought wa. In the
ke hous aud when oprS the Books and Papers were
fopnc 10 be "A perfect stat Of preservation iAeJ are W."
bsfe ,t them have cur bsk of until their store Ia rebuilt
Vsch " Ill be about the lst Of September Yours,
k-g .OT,esnA Auf., 1857 IHoMS IWiTTY.
\ C. HEerISe Co, Manufacturers,
Green Block, Nos. lS5 III AMI l59 Water-st-,
And 81 broadway cor. Murray ~, N Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-25
EAILUKE IN RQCHESTER

RocHE sTER, Monday, Aug. q, i1
Messrs. Brewster g. Co., private bankers % ~
city, closed their d" RS this morning. Their fsss
caused by advaro rs to the Meesrs Elys, who tsDs
some days since. Their liabilities are not dess"
known, but they . re not large.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-25
FAILURE IN BOSTON.

BosIo n, Monday, Aug a. ls"'
Messrs. Whitney & HI nds, wholesale boot aud 'As'
dealers Of this city, hav Suspended payment
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-25
Asmllork daily Gribn,ts
TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1857.

WANTED At this Office copy Of the California innuai
R0itey M he current Whoever can lend or sell US os
W. confer a favor by eiopping l'ne to the Editor.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-25
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Special Dispatch TO The N. Y Tribune
WASHINGTON, Monday August "a, 1857.
The New. Workers have all gene home. II seems
that Collector Schell had turned out Tom Burma
Paddy Griffin and other Inspectors, which brought
on avalanche Of their frerds post haste to Washing
ton, in order to get them back, as well as Mr. ScAea
himself to keep them out. Mr.. Schels appoint
ments have not yet been confirmed, but probably
will be.
Postmaster General Brown is very unwell, and
probably will not attend the Cabinet meeting 10
morrow. This will throw over the Post Otfcs
appointments sgain.
The President is very firm in resisting the South
ern clanior for the removal of Gov. Walker. The
semi official statement Of The Union that Kansas
will certainly be Slave State has proved COP 10
the war dogs of the South, aud has quieted them
for the present. The fire eaters are satisfied BY
private assurances that Walker is their best man.
Col. Ingersoll i, said to be pressing his brother
for the Commissionership of Patents.
Mr.. Sewell will probably be appointed Chid
Engineer of the Navy TO- o-morrow.
The Department will open TO- morrow the props
sails Of private citizens for building one steam ww
Loop.
To the Associated Press.
WAsHiNGroS. Monday, Aug. 81. 1851.
The question whether the Commissioner OF Patents
is authorized to refund money in the case OF ma
who, having filed cayeat and paid So demands ~
return Of $40, and in the case Of others Who having
also fled caveats and paid $40 additional making
total Of $50, demand return Of 42o having come BE-
fore the Secretary Of the Interior, il was referred W
him to the Attorney General for decision. In
latter holds In the first instance that there 10 no p
vision allowing the caveator to withdraw any pori0
Of the go; and in the second place, that without
forming to the statute in making an application,
apnot be said that has legally been made; that
onsequenty it is impossible to withdraw the spphca.
ton before il is made and that as csveat Is not
pplicaton for patent in any possible sense Of the
term is clear that the Commissioner cannot refund
q portion of tho caveat fee.
Mr.. Meek Of Pennsy declines the appointment
Of Superinte ndent of Indian Affairs.
Tho remaining portion Of the Cboctaw Orphan Trust
Lands 10 be offered for sale to the highest bidder
Sc aled proposals will be received by the Land OF,
GERS of Mississippi till the FIRST of November.
We have received no New. Orleans papers to-day,
and those that to hand from other points Souh
contain no important news.
The Attorney General has ordered a nole proaYm
in the case Of the Agent, Montgomery who removed
the squatters from the Indian Trust Lands and &C.
stroyed their hsbitstions in Kansas.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-25
HUDSON RIVER BRIDGE QUESTION;

TA0f, Monday, aug. - @ To- ~
1t is csrrenV reported that Tunnel CcmPsny ~ ~
been fsrmed' Albany the charter Of ths ,..oIysi
RIVER bricge Company, which has foImsy foI, - J,sg
Nelson.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-25
rBH ANcJ0-sAxOHS NEWS AT NEW
"S"N ORLEANS.

kgs.ORIf fArs, Monday, Aug. "a, ~
The sdyices per stesr:a Anglo-Saxon were : sscss
l,,, ni,ht ard published in this mornings sduos
IL A. is.sdPress egeiSsysly.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-25
POPLAR TRADE

,na pu.1 PRICES We offer the following Inducements 10
pl sstr. ofWhtc China Fngsh Iron stone China ffench
srd Eug Decorsted ChJ Cut aud pressed Table Oss',
O., Plx.ufcs aud Silver plated Ware.
Lock At the FIGURESi ! .
vaiS Dinner Sets l54 pieces Sl6; White Tea sct. "a
pieces SIS 2s. Gilt Tea Sets ~ pieces 81 90 White Toilet
Sets ai Fancy aud Gilt Toilet Sets s5 70; faucy Fre3ch
Ch. Dinner Sets, s6j Cut glass Goble the Dozen Cut
a. Wine- do,en rs cents Threeght Gas ChsndeIs
81: Fo1flisht do Sc 50; Hall Light 81 Bedroom Folding
Br4kc.s joints rs cent?; syerpsed Casters cat BOT
tea 81 75; Silver plated Cake Basket % Di
ia ST. Iieccs DO psted Table spoons The dozen
SS IS SlyFrpsted Tes Spoons the 5ozen 81 ~, SILVER
w J. DALEY & Co..
koa G sd sSS Broadway between Houston and Beecker
THIRD WARD DINING SALoOS.--Neighbor'
where DO you GDel Why. st--s, Of course OF cour.e
Ever tned my fr,nds Msssrs J. H. CaooE Co. No l9i
Nssli HGTstl No. Don't say Of course till you have
tel y9O low prices and excellent quality, they little
-. a. q soyLins In the city
BARNES & PARK
Have removed from No, 3o4 srosdvsyto
Nos 10 and Is Pskrow
bJyf robbers Of Drus invited 10 our imnense stock o
PATENT MEDICINES, 49,
SAD below propreioT prices by the case Dozen or lW
gro- COnEusg eKcs.vcy 20 the siedicins bus
ns.s W. ~ s.es fces handle This css Of g0ods upon
WV "'''' '''0'' BARNES PARx,
New.York Cincinnati snd San Frlnc'oo.
DR. HARRIsoN's PRRIsTALTiC LOZENGEs.-- -
Iudtscd by ell Ply scsns and Druggsts the most
ssres able aud effective foI DYSPEPSIA PILES
SoPrrYsHoNs and CeSTyRyEss For ssle only by class
rusg,st.. Agents. New York, HEGEMAN, CLARK Co.
FRENCH MECHANICAL LAMPS (New Styles).-
received large invoice Also, FlxIUREs for Library,
,isf1 and Dntug Roomsi CAhDELSTICKs, CANDELAsAs,
CLocgs Pore Whit RARE SEED OFT. For sale W
n. DARDONvLLE. No. AS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-25
WATsoN,s $40 SEWING WORCESTERSHIRE

IJVhcTioN AGAINST THEM-On the 81 day Of August inst
the United States Circuit Cont for the Southern District of
E-ry,rt granted injunction in suit prosecuted by NJ.
Singer Co. against Watson Wooster Co This injunction abb
Rutey prohibits the defendants and their from
uns selling advertising for sale the Watson 10 machines
Newspaper publishers VIII please take notice OF this inj
Non, an3 rot assist In violating IL
l. NJ SINGER < Co, No. 458 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-25

DEATH OF AN OFFICER OF rhh OoAoi
SURVEY. ,o,,
Bosros. Monday Aug. "a, lSs'
GeOrg, +. Hunphres, .d to the Coast %s Saivs, -
Cambridge, Mas, Vas drowheu oa Anu'S''
Bath, Me.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-25
REMoyAL.-MARsH Co.'S Radical Cure Truss

Oace OF no q Msidenane been removed to No vesey
hstor House Trusses Supporters Shoulder braces. SILK
Elastic Stockings aud every variety Of BOnGagcs Of most
proved patterns skflly applied Private application
f,t Ladies. A competent female in atte ndnncs.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-25
HMIoMAY's OINTMENT is tine only externa

application which be without danger In ErysPe9s
Suprrese ssgcs and lotions will drive the disease to the
trsa This ONTMExT pentraes far below the surface snc
the exciting In all diseases OF the Skin II II
eo-ally reliable
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-25

In .nv store in the world all assortment of Gas FIXTURES
in exteut aud variety with The prices low
the s:ook Is immense. Come and judge for yourselves.
W. ]. Y. DALEY Co,
E 6Sl and eS5 Broadway between Houston and Beecker
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-25
WIGS !-HAR DYE !-WIGs !-BACHELOR'i

G and TouPEEs have Improvements peculiar to their house
They celebrated all the world for their efscefa beauty
dursjy-fttrg TO charm The largest and beet
word. Twelve private for applying his
fsmo.s DYE Sold at BAcHELok's. No 21 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-25

OPENING OF MILLINERY GOODS.-R. L. WILDE
NJ Isl Boldwey bespsks the attention Of the trade TO the
peb assortment Of Paris Fall and Winter bonnet HEAD
presses Ribbons silks Artificial Fower Fancy Feathers &c
by himself Paris whence he has Just roturned aud
which viii be opened for the first time THURSDAY Aug "a
Q. bis slsoous rooms corner Of broadway snd Murays
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-25

FRENCH MECHANICAL LAMPS New StyIeS).-
Jet received large invoice Also, Fixtures for Library
CLocg5 Pure Whitc RArE SEED OFT. For sale W
u. DARpONvILLE. No. as BroadwAy
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-25

SEWING MACHISEs.-All persons who want a
Sewing NschiAe Of universal utily-ooe that will
HeS. fshc and The heaviest fabrics better than any other
tsr b. - machine for family plsntstion
.hstevea that don't out of order aad
VIA hicL a.. industrious readily 900 .
yelr-tsn Oh. .ain Il nowhere except at the office Of
l. M. SfyGLR & Co, No. 45e Broadway ". Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-25
BARNES g. PARK

Isdtscd by ell liar Ply cans and Druggists as the moe
effective fOf DYSPEPSIA PILES
cPrrYsoNs and CoSTyENEss For ssle only by first clas
Dx.kg.,t. Agent. Neyv.York. MEsEMAN CLAsk Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-08-25
SEWING MACHINES,

AssIGSRE's SALE.-CARPETING, OLCLOTIS,
CVRrAM GOODS &c. selling of at less than cost at YOUNG
JAysE, store No. Si Broadway Of Franklin st. The
stock tc be closed immediately ut great bsTgsin
q,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-21
SUMMER RETREATS.

MONTGOMERY w HITE SULPHUR
W SPkINGS.-N0TICE.-y Various rumors preju-
ocla 70 the interest of the PropretoTs in regard To
ihe opening and closing Of the seasons, having been
put Ia crc uatiOu heretofore In order to prevent the
iecufrrnce OF similar reports, new give notice
mat the present will not be closed before the
1T ofOctUter. RU. ii. M0SBY,
aa Pts President
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-21

C. T. Stevens of Clinton, y. c., had his packet
pickrd Of 81 400, while asleep on the cars brtween
Weldon and Warsaw. on the 10th inst.
Non Chas Penton Mercer. of Va, Is sojourning
in " ashiDgton where he has had an ulcer exeised
from his lip.
Major A. n. Reeves, proprietor Of the Choice
Uol+l" Rome, Georgia, IL dead.
N,yor TIansford Of Montgomery, Ala Is lying
critically i'll in New York.
The wheelright shop aud dwelling OF josiah
Ford in Alexandra, we're burnt saturday night.
Vim sharpe, tried at 81, Louis for killing pr'
Cleveland, has been acquitted.
The dwelling house Of saml MeGufhn IN fnh'
lipps Barbour county, Va, Was destroyed py nfs
on Tuesday night week.
The Phnnix Hotel. at LansiDgburs, ~ !, Sss
DESTROYED by IRE Thursday. Loss $iVV"V'
The Western Virginia Conference oi the hesho-
dlst Church South has just closed It's sessions IN
| Charleston Kanawhs- Bishop fieree,oi "eofSiA'
| presided.
| John Mitchell has written letter denying any
| connection With the "sepoy sympathizing mess-
| ing in New YORK
| Tha cars on the East Tennessee aud Va. kAilread
Z, aay. run 70 Keepers 10 miles beyond Joneshe-
| rough
Al the Wheeling (ya.) fair "Wednesday Matthias
Cstna was robbed Of - and several other pefsons
| Of smaller amounts.
/ A Methodist church was dedicated az kineasfie,
| Va, last week, Rev. lea. kosssr officiating,
/ wm p Newhy. an oli citizen Of CMpspsr ses
| Va, died on the leth inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-21

Low PRICE FOR WHEAT.-We learn that three car
goes Of wheat, about $4,000 bushels, were sold IN
Joliet Illinois, on Saturday, at the low price Of 10
cents per bnshel. This is great sacrifice, but the
reason of the low sale was that the farmers Of the
vicinity cluJbed together to ship their own wheat,
got it to Joliet and were forced TO sell at ~ eeuts
Wheat in this city on Saturday was 7Oa!3 cents,
vith very light h,itcaukie A0tsricdn, Sp-
fSmbtr IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-21
THE VIRGINIA TOBACCO WARE
l. HOUSE,
No. ~ FRONT STREET. NEW YORK.
CONNOLLY & ADAMS

COkAiS ION MERCHANTS AND AGENTS
P0R THg SALE or
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA MANUFAC
TURED TOBACCO.
hT Liberal adyaneemeDts on coEsiR nments. -tA
Es-IhhEs g. ADAMS is connected with our house
Jy 3-6fn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-21

Try FuIIHusrERs.-A letter from Mississippi
tat4s that ofc, RS are rapidly recruiting men for
walkers army, destined for Nicaragua. Colonel
slater of New Orleans, is doing the hnsneiering
and talking for Gen. Walker, who expects to leave
early in November.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-21

CRfsE IN NEw ORLEANs-There have been fifty
two murders and homicides in New Orleans during
he past eighteen months. great many persons
have also disappeared who ARE supposed Also u
have been murdered.
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LIBERAL LEeacY.--The late Captain Zsccheus VI.
Iar.tow OF Mattapoisett, Mass, has LEFT. among
other large legacies one OF $4,000 for the estat'-
tishn,.nt of a Lyceum for the benefit of residents
Of that town.
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ARRIVAL OF A FAMOUS WORK or ART.-Among the
freight of the steamer Persia, which arrived on
Tpe9dny last was the celebrated painting Of the
.iIorse Fair" by Rosa Bonheur, which has excited
SO much interest among the ooHhoiSeDS of art in
England and France during the past two years.-
Tho Horse Fair has been purchased by Mr..
Wright of IIoboken.