The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-19

II aaH .se. uo0n 10 tne river tnef6 Wore te~
cha,sr s.s aud two stssmsrs ~ receiving g a.,
Il d.. HAesis-ws noticed q Roeksffs v..ss..
had in.. noer o. wheels for rairosd trrcEs wsi.a
Rjch,cas ocen iandeed from the steamer nCstv -
Compsny. ''f sne Virginia Cenirai Railroad
ssns ass k,ms !. Business between hi. eli, ..d X
h,nelesse On the wharf = Ro.S.." - -
| mests az -. boards and scaptlinr, ,,crs... ~
s 'us eye q every turn a'ss'
,.ad ra.s.e Meeting Our reaaers A.. ,,-....
hear Messrs a,ro ,ronisht q the African chureh so
| once OF Commonwealth atsa- sno'oates Tor The
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NEW iohk lTEMs.-The New Yort .,..s.s-t
dent OF the PhiladeIphia Ledger. send. ~, .p
| the following items under date Of uooa., ssss.
Une o. she gravest charges Cosoner C.s,.... -.
.,v ai1vs % s one thst has been bnt ~.
aliy auudea to IN the newspapers hi,he,ts. -.
cunningham now alleges that the per.s.s-1s.
ne deieRsted to examine her persop treaass ~ -
the most scandaloEs manner; and fhat sss..sS ~
soe signed = PIPER stating that the exaujns -
nau oee0 conducted with the strictest reeard Sor
propriesy, her signature was affixed et mo.n..s
wnen she hardly knew what she was doiu 3. : -,
u comes out also, that the lady made subes.
quent application to the Coroner for return a.
Counery refused - - -. 80,
In the Supreme Court, this afternoon the mpsion
ot Joseph Patten, to appoint Receiver for the
snasy ASSssssory Transit Company, was denied The
IN his favor at the special term but tine Trsnsis
against him 80 - As' ~e''',ea
General Wool. who came passenger in the steamer
OF the day by large number of bis. sr;snSs ~
oons' as0iate MIN upon bis return and upon Ma
gooo neaitn. The General will proceed 70 Wash.-
n ,ng,Sa =. once, to pay his respects TO Presdsnt
Rev. DR.. Adams, of the Madison sou.ra p.a.h,,..
terrain church. has had his salary raised n sO0
making it S5 Geo per annum. - !
Gov. GEARY's STATEMENT IN RFa AZ n ro r,,, +,
RECENT AFFAIRS IN KANSAS The 81 Inpis >
Democrat publishes Gov. Geary,s stasemeni reis.
i've 70 the recent affairs In Kausas The esns..
nntn INDUCES MS the GovernorsI resignation is
.he iaiiure OF the President to fulfil the pledges he
made at the time of his appointment, TO support
hlm with the army and militia, and with the trea.
sury, II necessary. But Instead of receiving Aid .
ne mas paid $4,000 out Of his own pocket to sup.
port the administration. He has been refu ssdths
AID OF the military under the most urgent circum.r
stances, and thwarted by the judiciary of the ter
rtory in every possible manner. :. .yI-l-t"I-y,,
The Governor states that there were ffty per-
SONS under oath. from the day he entered the .
country till he left, to assassinate him. provided
nls ofhcial career did not meet their approbasion
The Governor regrets the step that he Ia oblised
70 take, and says be feels confident had the pro-
have mn:stersd the affairs Of the territory In = =
manner acceptable to the honest settlsrs Of hoth d
SIDES. In relation to the outrages committed bv
tne pro-slavery men, he says that half has not !.
oeen TOLD, and ne pronounces the murder of BAD
ham and Hays, the most cold blooded and atro. /.
cious affair he ever Witnessed. .ee4e esIs3gg a.,
IMPORTANT FROM NIcARAsUA-Walker,, Suo..
cess Contfadaosed d-The New York Times states
that letters from reliable sources In Costa Riea
have been received BY the George Law, puttioa
an entirely different complexion upon the news
which had previously been received from Colonel
Lockrdge. It is stated that the engagements ~
dipp's Point amounted to nothing at an and thss J
the Costa Ricans retired in perfect sood ordar- !,
losing no arms and suffering no defeat II was be
iieved that they had withdrawn in pursuance Of ..
pre.arranged plan to permit Col Lockridge to 70
up the river as far - Castillo and then % cut 81
his retreat. The report that Castillo hsd been n.
ken is said to be wholly without foundation: nor
had Col Lockridse captured 400 ri1es, ~ was
previously reported The Costa Ricans are very
confident shat an attcek upon San Carlos, If made
by the American force, will be repulsed a. the fort
10 we'll defended; and II is then designed to cut OF
the retreat Of the assailants and prevent their
Joining any reisforeements that may arrive from
the United States AFF Fs9qs
OUTRAGEs ON AMERICANS IN DoMIETcA A
letter from st. Domingo in the New York Herald
gives rather an alarming account Of the perils to
| which American residents in the Dominican Re. z
public are exposed by the hostile proceeding of
Segovia. the Spanish agent and bis adhereuts Il
states that an attack of . mob of one thousand
armed men was made upon the house Of Mr. Ell.
iott, the United States consular agent durnc his
absence-that the United States flag was tfampled
| under foot and that an attempt was made to tear
down the American flag staff. and 1t was prevent.
ed by an English war steamer. Mrs Elliot and .
servant we're the only persons In the house at the
| time. A letter also states that on Independents
| day . general onslaught was to be made on the
| American residents by Segova's creatures. "
| APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREslDENT.--Eiias
Rector, Of Arkansas, to be Superintendent Of In.
dian Affars for the Southern Superintendepey, 10
| the place of w Dean, removed. John @ Hateh.
inson, of Missouri, to be Receiver Of Public Mo-
| nsys at Milan, Missouri, In the place of Wesley
Halliburton, whose term Of Office has expired. Ro-
bert ID. Morrison, OF Missouri. to be Register OF
| the Land Office 1t Milan, Missouri, In the place
OF Jacamiah Seaman. whose term Of ONCE hiss exs
pired. Warren II Graves. of Missouri, to be Re.
| sster of the Land Office at Springfield, Missouri
! In the place of Richard N Jones, whose term Of
| office has expired Nathaniel B Holden. Of Ma.
souri,, re-appointed to be Receiver Of Public Mo-
nsys at Warsaw, Missouri his previous term Of
| Office having expired-HasA Union. = =
| ARAcE OF ONE HU4DRED MHEs-The Troy
and Albany papers think that great deal Of sport
| and excitement win result from q race which 10
TO come off on the 30th of this month II 10 statsd
| that man named A. A. Dalton enters .. r. Bro
| ker, and II. Taylor enters Unknown. The
| race is to come of the 30th Of this month $1,000
play or psy'-forfsit money up, and the horses
are now 10 process Of training. Ths horses are 70
travel from Albany 20 Whitesboro,, Oneida coun-.
IT, the distanee between which points is stated 10
| be one hundred miles. Ss Y fE1F97s
UsIrED STATES BRANCH MIsT-Ths repoyt
| of the operations OF the United States Branch
| Miat 10 San Francisco for the month ending Jan.
uary, 81. 1857 is ~ foIlows: Deposits o. eoId.
| ounces. 5000 e3; do Silver ouaces 332 90; snn0sa
Der of depositors. l,457. The coinage ia docbls
eagles was 65 ,000 smountipg tn 81 900 0O0, hAlf
eagles 90 600, amounting 10 $4,000; total coinage,
81, $50 coo.
THE SILK WORM MALaDY contipxesin Tfsncs.
The Emperor has just offered . premium of ten
thousand francs to any one who win diseover No
cause of this malady. and indie,ts an eficscious
remedy for It. ,lssts agssssis
CALIToRsIA GoLD.--S Since the 1H Of January,
the amount Of gold received ct Nav YosS from
California has been s5, 600 5e5 which 10 u 623 396
less than for the same period last year.