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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-12
The Utah Expedition and Brigham
Young.

At the last accounts, the main body OF the u S.
troops marching upon Utah, were encamped at q
point l43 miles this side of Salt Lake City, under
command of Col. Alexander who intended to select
some place in that vicinity for his winter quarters
The troops number coo muskets and two field
batteries. well informed Journal states that
there are many points near their present position
where an abundance of fuel can be had, and whers
our troops can make themselves comparatively
comfortable for the winter, and where, also, by
throwing up slight field works and arranging ju-
diciously their five hundred wagons and twelve
pieces Of artillery, they can defend themselves
successfully against the entire Mormon host, even
II led on by the redoubtable Kimball, backed By
his twenty-five sons and thirty wives. There is
also an absndsnt supply of provision with the ex-
petition, notwithstanding the loss of the seventy
eight wagons which were burnt by the destroying
angels under command of the sanity Bill HEX
man, as the government had taken the precaution
TO throw forward an extra quantity of subsistence
To meet all emergencies.
1t Is also stat, by the same Journal that in add
ton the force above alluded Col johnson ON the
18th Of october in the vicinity of the South Pass
e5 miles in Of Col Alexander's command, with
some Loo infantry and l25 dragons, and long ere
this he has no doubt Joined the army and assumed
command Of It.. Besides these troops, there were
at the same time six companies Of the Second
Dragons, under Col. Cooke, making forced march
IS to Join Colonel Johnston; and it appears from
the report Of Indian Agent Forney, from Fort Lar
me, that they passed that post on the oath of &C.
tober When Col. Cooke joined the main body
which he dosbtless succeeded in doing some time
eince, unless stopped by the SHOWS in the vicinity
of the South Pass aud the Wind River Mountains
Our Utah forces were swelled to over 600 Ell
eient men.
Ii Ia believed by some that the Mormons are
about to desert Utah. Orders have been issued To
England and Wales, prohibiting emigration to the
United States, and their missionary establish ments
in this country have been broken up. The OPT
MEN is expressed by New York journal that
Brigham fonng intends to remove his Common
wealth ~ Sonora, In Mexico, towards which coun-
try the Mormons have been steadily pushing their
settlements, which already extend four hundred
mies TO the south of salt Lake City, more than
half way to the Mexican frontier.
II will be happy thing If this conjecture prove
true, and onr country be quietly and enectua,ly
rid Of this stain upon its civilization.
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The COMPLICATION OF The KANSAS QUEsrIoy.-Tht
Washington correspondent of the Baltimore Sun
writes as follows:
Gen. Denver has started on his mission to Kan.
sas, but it is unprecedented that be will not reach
the Territory in time to exert his authority aud in.
fiuence for the maintenance of order. Governor
Walker has not been removed, but probably will
not return to the Territory as Governor, inasmncb
as he comedies with the popular feeling agains,
the action of the Lecompton convention.
Kansas is, therefore, will be before the first OF
July next, in open rebellion against the U. :. ter
ritorial government There will be fearful cri
sis Though it was not unforeseen. Gov. Walker
suit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-12

To- CARp-TorHE MEMBERS OF THE LEGIsI ArURr
AND STRANGERS VISITING CITY, have now in stor.
the finest assortment of Boots and shoes that have
ever been able TO offer to the public having visited
europe in the early part of the present year. and
there made reflections of the finest assortment of
Goods, both OF manufactured work and raw mate.
rial that has ever been offered for sale in this or any
other city This, with my own manufacture and
we'll selected assortment of Northern Werk renders
my stock the most complete to select from of any In
the city. All in want of gooi work and at fair price
will please call at The importing and Manufac turing
House OF ALEX. HILL,
de 7-6t l27 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-12

DEPRECIATION OF BosroN PRopERTH-In order Ia
exhibit the great decline which has taken place
within two years in the valae of corporation stocks
in that city, the Boston Transcript Instances an
tate worth one hundred and fifty thousand dollars
at the earlier PERIOD which has since declined for.
ty thousand dollars. The manufacturing stocks
owned by a single family have also deprecated
more than million of dollars al soin the same pc
riod, and the personal property of many has faded
prcportionalytn the same time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-12

AGREEABLE SuRPRIsE.--There have been so MANY
rumors about ''eminent banking houses in Lon.
don," and it is so apparently agreeable to man,
persons to predict the worst that we cannot hell
abiding to remittance from the American bank.
ing house Of George Peabody Co., in London, to
one of our merchants in this city, of about $50 900
at five days sight by the last steamer-which re
mittance was balance of his account, aud entirel,
unexpected and never solicited, and would have
been drawn for in the usual manner by the mer.
chat here, If the London house had not surprised
him by his remittance--Boston Courier.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

fort Of Richmond, Deer 11-HgA Water eert.
ARRIVED,
Steamship Roanok Q. Skinner, New York. mdse and
passenger. Ludlaln . wAsssn.
schr. w +; Hsndren, Dirk, pamunkey river.
wheat, w. Fl. Smith
Propeller D. 2 Shentfelder. Clifford. james river,
Lumber, d. H. Philips.
schr. Good viii, Wilson, Hampton, oysters
SAILED,
: Schr. 0allege, Smith, New York, mdss. o. 4 w.
currie.
fchr. King william, stevens. down shs rivef light
srhr. q. IIsrss, epolFnrd. FINN RJc,rerd, sry'd
ri Presidsnee, ssh instant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-12

FIRE AND PROB ABLE MURDER.-The tavern known
as the Halfway House, situated about Is miles
from Mount Holly, on the road to Cedar Bridge
was burned to the ground OF Friday night last.
and Mrs. Clevenger, who occupied it was burned t.,
death in the building. From some circumstances
it is supposed that she first murdered and the
building then fired.-Trenton IN u Gazette.
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EXPLOSION AND Loss OF LlFE.-A steam bolor il
the foundry of J. II Myrick, at Lowell, Mass, ex
ploded Wednesday morning, killing Georges. Pot
ter, the engineer, and badly injuring seven per
sons. The building was badly shattered.
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MAHRIHp.

AZ Lieut.. A. O. Lsyne's. % fhe evening Of the l0th
lit. BY the Rev Dr. NJ b. Hoge, DR.. O. q. ROGERS.
q Mis- AlMIRA q, danghter Of Gen.. ID y. LAyns,
of Allegheny county, Va.
W. WIFE, salssa NJ f.e wM sfoRr g MIN Many
JONES. beth Of Manchester.
On THURSDAY evening" Decrasber 10th, 1857, b. tbs
Rev Nelron Head. Mr.JOHN j. KAuLAND 70 Miss
AD \ q. SMITH, all Of this city.
-. Petersburg and Norfolk papers will please
f-0py. " -
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The Governor ELECT OF PENEsYLvANIA-General
William y. Packer, Governor elect of Pennsyi-
vania, while out hunting about thirty miles north
of Williamsport, recently. ruptured blood vessel
or strained himself in some way, which caused a
hemorrhage OF the lungs aud for few days his
danger was considered imminent, but he is now
ont of danger and able to be out of doors
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-12

EXTENSIVE AMOUNT OF sPEcR.-At the time the
Injunction was served on the Suffolk Bank, Maine
says the Bangor Wing, they had safely slowed
away in their vaults, In specie, the enormous sum
o. Jour do1drs and sspentesn centst BY the help of
the cashier the bank commissioners were able Ia
count It accurately In less than three hours We
understand that short ninepsnces and foarpences
constituted the bulk Of the cash on hand
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-12

GOLD DISCOVERED IN kAssss.-George Butler L. s.
indian agent In the Creek Nation, writing from
Fslessh to the Southwest Mo Democrat, says that
portion Of kapsas, between the 3sth and 39th pa.
faisis, near Pikes. on the South Platte is aurifr
roos. ar. bstk, from tbs mining REGIONS Of North
oeoress, has visited that part the Territory, and
says tsat ,f thvre hnndsed rifles around xrid msy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-12

FINANCES OF PENNsYLvASIA.-It appears from an
official report that during the present year the re-
cepts Of the State Treasury of Pennsylvania, ill.,
Guiding previous balance, amounted to s5,976,4l5
D. and the expenditures to SIS, 407 276 79-leaving
hand 1868, l3s AZ, of which ST., 032 is in depre
ciated funds.
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de Il-dtIstja

HS- HAVE been wearer Of Boots for twenty odd
years past. have worn Melles', and all haze t.
say is that would not give pair Of Hills Boots
or Melles' Boots, such as saw At Hills to-day, for
any two pairof Miles make of Boots, that havs
cen for the last five years, if not longer than that
de ll-d6;cwlt* A WEARER OF BOOTS
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THE SHIP EVA DoR0rHA-NoRFoLK MAI

KETS-U. s. STEAMER P0WHATAN.
NORFOLK, Dec. IL, 1s57.-The Bremen emigrant
ship Eva Dorotha, which went ashore on Cape
Henry few days ago, is still in perilous condi'
ton, and the wreckers are at work upon her. she
is to be stripped of her rigging, and the cargo Is
to be brought to this city and sold
The market is overstocked with corn, and con-
siderable decline has taken place. Sales OF yellow
at SIS So cts, white so cts
Coasting vessels are in urgent demand.
The U. s. steamer Powhatan went to sea yester-
dav uft
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-12

ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY VETERAN G0NE.-Ded
on the 9th of November, in Montgomery county
Nd, Mr.. John Rohr, in the 99th year of his age
The deceased was at one time resident of Harri
sonburg. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-12

New YORK BIBLE SoCIETY.-The receipts of the
New York Bible Society the past year have been
SlS,700-a diminuton as compared with former
years The society has, however, been able to
meet all itr engagements and donate 81 900 to the
American Bible Society.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-12

EE NEw YORK LIFE assurance CoMPASY.-Par
lies DESTROYS of INSURANCE. in the NEW YORK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, will, by making
application B, FORE the FIRST day of January, 1855
be entitled to the Dividend of the coming year.
Those DEFERA Nc their applications beyond tn,
above period, will receive no Dividend for 1855
To- AGENCY 203 Main street. Richmond.
CIIAS. n. WuKTHkM,
General Agent and Attorney for Virginia.
II. w. Tk0rTER,
de Il-dtIstja General Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-12

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE amount in the U. s..
Treasury subject to draft is less than six millions
The reduction this week has been upwards OF SIX
hundred thousand dollars; and the receipts are
about five hundred aud fifty thousand dollars.
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RoBngRY @ A CUSTOM HOUSE.

oswEGo, Dec l0.-The Custom House In this city
was entered last night by burglars, the safe blown
| open and its contents, blown open, and lts con
tents, consisting of about $500, taken. No clue to
| the burglars has been obtained.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-12

THE PARISH WILL CAsE.-By the decision given
by the Surrogate in this case to-day, Mrs. Parish
gets 100000 aud certain real estate in Wall street
and Union Square. The residue of the property
will go among the various heirs. The case has oc-
cupied the Court for considerable length of time.
N. I. Jour. Conn., 10Th
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ATTENTION PHENIX

-NS&- FIRE COMPANY No IA regular
TSsNFvE monthly meeting will be held at ,he Nm.
-gins House, ON SATURDAY EVENING
Dec, ~, at * O'clock
Members wishing their names retained on The roll
will attend punctually
EDMUND PENDLEToN GAINES,
de lt-2t SECRETARY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-12

E3rPowERs' GREAT PICTURE FACTORY
is still crowded every day to overlooking. Powers
only charges so cents for the best OF Ambrotypes
Go where the crowd goes. Powers Imperial Am
hrotypes will not fade Go to the great picture
tory, Isl Ma street. Cabinet stzs Photographs
de
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-12

nSPNoTIcE.-Dr w. A. SMITH will
preach at Centenary Church, on TOMORROW
MORNING. at II O'Clock, and in THE EVENING,
at o'clock. de l2-lt*
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DEPARTURE OF THE ANTELOPE.
PORTLAND. Dec. 10.-The steamship Antelope
sailed from this port for Liverpool at three o'clock
this morning.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EFSUNDAY EVENING LEcTUREs.-The
second lecture in tine will be delivered by Rev
l.. w. SEELY pastor of the Second Baptist Church. on
tomorrow {sUNDA V evening at IA O'clock Sub.
ject-THE MINISTRY or ANGELS. Sermon also at II
o'clock in the morning. dc l2--It
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.


k0- To THE VoTEBs OF HgNRICo CoUs-
rr.-in reply to the communication signed Many
Voters of the County" which appeared ia the Dis
patch of the 18th inst, respectfully nounce my
sefa candidate for the Office of Clerk the County
Court Of said county. having had experience az
ASSISTANT and Deputy in different offices for nearly
three years. no l9-fm WM FDLKES.
E9@ To THE VoTERs OF HESRICo CoUY-
rY.-In response to n communication. signed "Hep-
rico," which appeared in the Dispatch Of the 18th
instant, beg leave to announce myself candidate
for the Office of CLERK OF THE COUNTY COURT
Of said county. Having had an experience OF some
five years Deputy in tho s,d office resp. ctfuI.
ly submit my claims for your consideration.
no i5-dtl7D TEMPLE ELLETT
81 Election day-Thursday, December II, la57
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-12

ESg@ THE MARSHALL and HENRY Con-
PANIEs will hold their regular monthly meetings at
their room, THIS EVENING, at Ga o'clock.
de Pit JAS. NJ. LEE, Sec'y.
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-The steamship Tennessee
arrived here to-day from Vera Cruz, with dates to
the eth inst.
The position of the Mexican government was de
cidediy better, the Revolutionists having been
vanished at puebla and elsewhere. Comonfort has
been formally installed as President OF the Repub
lie.
The port Of Navidad has been declared open -
The siege of Campeachy continues and the Desieg
crs are sutferng severely for want oil PROVISIONS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-12

Bay" NoTIcE.-The Pew DIR. LEROY NJ.
LEE will preach at Trinity Church. in the Basement
on SUNDAY MORNING, at IL O'Clock. and will con-
time to preach in the Basement until the upper part
of the building is completed, which is undergoing
repair The Sabbath School will meet as usual.
I9-ltS
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Aavsrtsssmsnts Tor the DsssArca must Dc nsnd'
"a I'm BY NJ sciock n ~ aes~ccn, In order - sp
par the aext day. The heavy pressure o. savef-
tisrnsnts upon the columns Of our paper WIZ not
sdmit Of their reception after the hour nAned.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

poroxsrrs AZ ArrxaspaiA. The washington Star
states that much excisemsnt pFevaile Ia Alsx.n-
ria, consequent upon the discovery that fcrgerirs
by person who hss ahsconded. Amongth names me-
forged are Mr.. 4. sangster, sheriff Of Alexanona
county; A. 3. Grigsby. Of Fairfax county; anu n'
Alfred Morse, Clerk Of Fairfax County eeus.
RECENT DxArHs.-Dr William woodson aiea a.
farmyiie, on the night OF the e.n a. I'M, Io, when
arrested By sickness, which resulted IN uesth.
Caleb Tate, formerly Clerk OF the superior anu
County Cour,s Of Franklin, died IN tnat county oh
the I'D ult, in the S5th year of his aye. r..
C.arrKsSxss.-An accident, resulting from the
rareless use II an axe occurred recently IA fau-
o.,ar comfy negro man, belonging to Ny. Car
nei. whilst cutting wood, slung his axe too far
Iacl aud struck the point In the binder portion OF
the skull dividing one OF the principal arteries
lie BLEED very profusely indeed, but DIR. Horner aas
called In ami succeeded in arrestns the hemor-
rhsge.
BsurALIrY--A most brutal attempt at murder
was made few days since by q servant man OF
DIR. Goodwin, in Fauquier county, upon woman
belonging to the same gentleman. Jealousy, Is
seems, was the cause Of 1t. After having knocked
her down and stabbed her In various places about
the breast and side, the fend took a large rock
aud attempted to beat out the brains OF his vic
tim. The stabs will not prove fatal, and the only
apprehension is from the horrid wounds about the
head, which may eventuate In her DEATH The vii
liam has been arrested.
SurapE.--Mr. j. Henry Golfer committed suicide,
in Fairfax county, at early hour on Sunday
morning last. 10y shooting himself In the breast
with gun. The act was committed at the resi-
dence Of his brother near Burke's Station. The
unfortunate deceased had recently lost his wife
| which event SO preyed upon his mind as to cause
partial arrangement.
The STEAMSHIP RoASogE.--T Roanoke will
make two more regular trips between this port
and New York, and then be withdrawn for repairs
She will soon again resume her place on the line
The Roanoke has made her regular trips for l.
months without repairs.
BEAR KILED.-A bear, weighing 200 pounds, wa,
killed lately in Albemarle county, Va.
InNGEyITY.-A negro man, named Dick, belong
ing to Capt james NJ. Williams, died in Danvle
on Monday night last, at the advanced age Of los
years.
MAsoyIc-Ths Masonic fraternity of Petersburg
intend having grand celebration Oh st. Johns
Tia ha
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The FLORIDA Wharf.-The pursuit of the Indians
in Florida seems to be prosecuted with good deal
of energy. The latest advices from Fort Meyers
as we learn from the Tampa Pennsular, of the 18th
ult.-con tans the following:
Scouting parties recently discovered Indian signs
going into the Big Cypress at two pnts-the trails
supposed to be two or three weeks old. One of the
trails discovered and followed by Capt Harrington
had been travelled by women and children, as well
warriors. 1t entered the Cypress below Fort
Shackleford. Tho other trail, found by Capt.
Mcleod, entered the Cypress at point about a..
f. from Temporary Depot No l. 1t was made by
party of warriors, at least 10 in number, moving
in southerly directions; one night camp found.
Capt. McLeods party not strong enough to
leave a horse guard and pursue the Indians OH
foot.
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SNAKE on ICE-A black snake, four or five feet
long. the other day attempted TO pond at
I!averhl. Mass, the ice. but the progress made
~ his suakeship over the cold, CLASSY surface
low that when about ten feet of the shore. he
became chilled hy the ice that he could go fur
Their, ard WIS dawn ashnre - lnraas II pole
and caFirr !.
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rrT.aoHAPHIc MHws.


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LATER FROM UTAH--sJTUATlON OF III y.
s. TKOoPs.j .avex@sse
w.smrpro,. Dec. 1.-THE War Department has
.avires from Col johnson. dated South Pass, 18th
October. He intended Joining Col. Alexander at
the mouth Of Fontenelle Greek. and then move
down Green River TO Henry's Fork, where the
sroon. would encamp for the winter. lie suggests
liar reinf,,rcements be sent him by way Of Chey.
emo Pass, also, that expeditions be sent Into the
Nwmon country via California and Oregon Col
johnson says the snow 10 his most potent enemy
The thermometer was but 10 degrees above zero ~
the date of the letter, and several mules had pc
rished with cold. He assumes that no retro3ads
movement be made by his command.
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SCfClDE.-Geor-t II. DLbs son of Mr.. Daniel Dubs
residing five miles from Hanover. Pennsylvania,
was found suspended by his neck, in his own barn,
Sunday last having committed suicide.
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FIRST SHAD OF THE SEAsoN-Mr. A. Lawrence
while fishing on the North river near Tarrytown,
\. Y, on Monday caught two young shad. This
is unusual occurrence.
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LsGisLAuvE.-In the House, yesterday, bill was
reported providing for the completion of the Cow
ington and Ohio Railroad. in which it is provided
that the sum expended shall not exceed s. 600 600.
Among the resolutions of enquiry offered, was one
into the expediency of prohibiting the manumission
of slaves by will, deed or other writing. One en-
quiring into the expedency of abolishing the
Beard Of Public Works. IN the Senate a resolution
of enquiry was submitted by Mr. August into the
expedency of Incorporating the Planters Savings
Bank Of Richmond and me norial presented
hv the same Senator from the Virginia Mechanics'
Institute, asking the exemption from taxation of
the real estate held by it.
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POLITICAL DISTURBANCE AT TAMPIco-The New Or
leans Picayune has later dates from the Northern
States of Mexico. All was quiet, except at Tam
pico, where singular Unreasonable attempt was
made on the 18th uit. The Ranchero gives the fol-
lowing particulars:
Gen. Moreno, together with several of the Off
GERS of the garrison and some of the city authori
ties at Tampico, invited to attend fete, the
evening of the 18th, given by Don Eulogio Gautier
yaldomer and others, with the most treacherous
motives While they were feasting, the cry was
heard without Of Religion y fueros," raised by
some of the soldiers Of the garrison and the car
gadores on the wharf The guests participating
in the banquet were Immediately imprisoned.
Some of the townsmen, however soon succeeded
in liberatng them 80 that order was soon restored
Don Valdomar at the head of this riot, and was
killed by one of the Sergeants, whom he had caus-
ed to revolt. The RsDchero says: '"Thus did the
man end his ominous career, who had caused so
much human blood to be shed to wash away the
obstacles the road to high position which he
never lived to attain"
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Misunderstanding Rich for the JureHi7es--
All the little folks in Richmond will bear in mind
the fact that the gorgeous musical and scenic pa
geant of the Nymphs of the Rhne,is to be produced
at the Theatre this afternoon, and that the price
of admission has been placed at low figure in or
l,r tina, each OF thea. may have opportunity Of
Situessins the spectacle. No parent who has any
disposition to afford his children chance for ra
tonal enjoyment will refuse to yield his consent to
their wishes on this occasion. The piece will be
performed with all the splendor which attends the
night performances, and we therefore take it for
granted that the ladies will take advantage Of the
opportunity, to spend delightful afternoon.
The NAAD QUEEN, We are assured, will hold her
last levee tonight. She will then be supplanted
by Que of the lovelest actresses on the American
stage, and we feel deep solictude for the spirit
of the blue waters, on this, her final appearance.