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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-05

A DlIINEsTkATUkk1> eUTI e E.-.Ail
"A psTscr indebted to the estate of Royal Parrish
decd are requested to make immediate payment.
Penons having claims against the estate request
t. present them to properly authenticated a.
the law directs else this notice will be plead In bar
of all such claims. C. THOMAS.
nv 1-2tawiw Admir- OF Royal Parrish ses'd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-05

TssER HIRE..A SeRmstress and House
II asrvnnt 4 woman with one child, who 10 tine
Wssbsr and lroner, or house servant, ard capsule
of making OF fitting any portion OF eentismans or
lsdy's wearing apparel. n OAoTnonN.
my 2-u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-05

rOPAL VAKNIsHEs.---P and r ut
~ ty Knives, for sale by -
VIM SAfTLER & CO.,
nv2 i42 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-05

" brands: WE. Pne., Jourdan Drive and J. L. 6s-
gigalupi" For ssle by BRIDGFOaD CO.
my 2 On ths Dock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-05

@y1TA NT'ED.-A CLEHK competent to
W take charge Of set of Books asd act as Sales
man in manufacturing establishment. unexcep-
8ticus1 references required. Salary liberal.
Address Box 59S. Richmond Post Ofiiee, In own
sh.u6 writing. my4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-05

IA. CURED BAUDN.-.J 900 lbs nice Vat
Cured Hog Round Bacon, consignment and for
sale BY EG9LEsTON L FITZGERALD.
an IS-ts "a Pearl street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-05

COOTEEKN SAVINGS B A N k.--This
y institution is now organized. Deposits received,
and certificates bearing interest at the rate Of per
cent if of longer date than six months, or hvc pei
sent for a shorter period, Issued at the office OF
iSAACs TAYLOR, opposite the Banks.
JAMES B. DUPUY, President
WIN A JENKINS, Secretary.
VIM B. IsAACs, Treasurer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-05

NEW FURNlTURE sToKE.-We, the
~ undersigned. have taken the store on Main st.,
of CITY made work, which we promse to sell cheap.
er and perhaps better article than can be bought
in tho city We also continue 10 keep on hand and
ana 18th str ee,s sil kinds Of COFFINs viz Mahog.
any Walnut. Poplar, Cherry, Pine, &c We also
have Heae Hacks and all the necessary articles In
the Undertake line such Sheets, shrou6s Plates
nc which We can furnish on more reasonable terms
N. :, a. M ha had in SfshmonA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-05

TSHOsE PERSONS who haze been Wait
/ ius for sHUMAN's TnussES, are informed
sn"s hAse John r. JACKSON,
On No II Main ct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-05

71SUDD,s FAMILY HAMS; superior Fa-
milY Flour; No Smoked Herripgs; java Moshs
and I.asusyra Coffee; finest green and black Teas
nrims Goshen Butter. For sale by
an % r MCCARTHY SON
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27
SECRETARY STATIONS KANSAS PLATFORM

QuISDARo K T., April 2b 1851
Secretary Stanton has published address the people o.
Kansas The LeonHon Union He the Administration
has the authority of the Territorial Legislature and
the validity of the Territorial laws and has especially recognized
the act providing for Constitutional Convention He pre-
that that Convention will submit the vital question OF the
domestic institutions OF the State for the subsequent vote Of the
People and thinks that Congress will then sdn the Terrtsy
immediately into the Union State. He recommend.
general amnesty for ofenses aud prosecutions and expects
the pT, Gov Walker sbou, the middle of May.
Governor Robert J. Walker still bngers in our
city, but his Secretary would seem to be doing
such snd-Ofice business in Kansas that we do not
perceive much need of Mr.. Walkers presence there
at a Mr.. Stanton is doing up the work for which
they have Jointly been detalled-sO what need of
the other Mr.. s. signalizrd his first setting foot
on Kansas soil by speech to a BOrder-R Rufian
semblsge, wherein be significantly told his hearers
that he was born in Virginia and had passed most
If his manhood in Tennessee. They must have
been slow indeed not to have taken his meaning.
He might have added that no more thorough going,
unscrpulous champion of Slavery Extension than
be vas found in Congress during his six or eight
sessions. OF course, there can be no doubt Of his
popularity among those whose ends he went TO
Kansas TO serve.
On the back of bis speech, Mr.. Stanton now ap-
pears to have put forth a printed Address to the
People ot kansas-s most extraordinary proceed
ing IN Secretar! if he really expects TO have his
substantial power speedily ended by the appearance
of the new Governor. Mr.. Stanton indorscs and
demands obedience for the bogus Legislature, bo-
gus claws" and especially the Convention Act
which Cox, Geary vetoed as unjust and oppressive.
He virtually directs the People to respect and sub
nit 10 the whole series of gigantic frauds and
wrongs under which they have SO long suffered;
and be graeiously "presumes" that the Convention
which the registered voters of Kansas are sooa
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27

The careful reader Of THE TRIBUNE Of Saturday
will have been surprised to fnd-what We trust he
will not often have reason even to suspect-that
cur structures on ex.Attorney General CUSHING'S
speech at Nawburyport commented on certain ex-
pressions as contained in that speech which the
speech ITSELF as given in another part of the paper,
did not contain! Unwilling to rest under the impu-
tation which this discrepancy, unexplained, would
naturally involve, We have instituted scrutiny, Of
which the following is the result
Mr.. Cushng's speech was printed in nearly all
the Boston journals Of the morning after its delivery
maniiestly from Mr.. Cushing's own manuscripts
very proper and praiseworthy pncautlon on his
part to secure a correct presentment of what he
purposed to say The speech thus reached US on
Friday evening, and was Immediately sent to our
printers, who were putting it in type from one of
our Boston exchanges while We were considering
and commenting on it as presented in the columns
of another. Between these TIVE versions of the
speech, there WAS remarkable discrepancy
in the most material and significant passages, as
fulloWs:
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27

1t is not alone Yankee sbipmasters and ship
owners who are guilty Of the meanness Of sending
back slaves who have escaped from their owners.
English shipmasters and shipowners are oecason-
ally guilty of the same species of kidnapping
ase of this sort recently occurred. Two slaves
ad secreted themselves at Charleston South CsF'
lins on board British ship, and were carried 10
Liverpool. But on arriving there they were not
allowed to land, but were kidnapped BY tho master
ard transferred to the ship Eastern Queen, Captain
Grant, by whom they have just been carried back
to Charleston and Slavery. This, We suppose, is
the case which some Of our city papers are pub
fishing as an instance Of voluntary return to ser
yitude 1t is probable, We think, that this mstter
will not escape Judicial Investigation. There
are many enemies Of Slavery in Liverpool, and
both the British Captain who delivered over tiee
men to Captain Grant, and Captain Grant himSsst
may be called upon to stand trial for kidnapping
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27

to elect will submit the Slavery question 70
direct vote of the People. How can be An0"
this Can he be ignorant that, though "o''
Gesry vetoed the first bill expressly because
it did not provide for such submission the Border
Rufisn Legislature re-passed their bill as before
Why do this if their faction really means 20 con-
cede submission at last Rely on 1t, the s'a'er'
issue will NOT be submitted except to that traction
Of the People whose names shah be- found lnscrioeu
on their partial and fraudulent registry LIST"
Having hoped nothing from Mr. Stanton, We
are not disappointed by his demonstrations he Is
evidently az thorough tool Of the Slave Power a.
Whitfield or StringfeIlow, and will be praised OF
blamed accordingly.
1t is significant fact that he says nothing OF So
curing fair vote to the people Of Kansas IN the
approaching Constitutional Election.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27

The question Of the right Of the State 10 creAso
a Metropolitan Commission is now the absorohs
question in this city On Saturday. the Injunction
sued out by Mayor Wood was modified so aS ."
restrict its operation to the City Of New YORK over
which Mayor Wood claims supreme control i"'.
mediateIy thereafter, the Mayors counsel procur's
writ Of quo warrantO, in the name of the people
repre-epted by Fernando Wood; aud in comPO-
,rce with this writ the new Commissioners have
gu.norded all proceedings whatever. and will abide
the laws delay. Counsel Cor the plaintiff promise
10 get the whole matter before the Court Of Ap.
neal. in June; but this is scarcely probable and
we may expect the final decision some time abosi
The close of the year.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27

Massachusetts,, no less than New-Yorh, has beeo
driven to the necessity Of State tax. 1t is pro
posed to raise the next year not less than mlllea
of dollars in that way, and that not to compbAs
any great public work, but merely to pay up paS
arrearages. If the Massachusetts Legisatas
passes the act the tax viii be paid. Here in New
York We have not yet heard of the issue Of an in-
junction or the suing out Of quo earrano to test
the consttutionality OF the new tax law; but i'
hardly to be supposed that the act will be allowed
TO go into effect. Considering the speckled chaf-
acter of our Judiciary, it will be strange it soms
Judge cannot be found TO nullify it.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27
ArpWprk daily Gribnas
MONDAY, APRIL q, 1857.

SO many persons are impelled to write us for
special information concerning Kansas-its SOIL
timber, water, climate, fuel minerals, routes and
cost Of travel thither, &c.-that we find it impos-
sible to answer them as they desire; but we have
procured few copies of the latest edition of the
pamphlet on Kansas issued by the Massachusetts
Emigrant Aid Society, which will be given gratis
to applicants at counter or sent, 30 long as
they hold out to whomsoeyer may see fit to inc!ose
us postage stamp for the purpose. This pamphlet
is full Of the very information that emigrauts re-
quire, and contains more than We could write in
fifty letters. We trust none will call for it but
those who think seriously of emgrating, as our
supply is limited.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27

In the matter of prison discipline, Penn'ylvana,
or Philadelphia rather, took the lead, and to Csa
pecticut belongs the credit Of the first American
institution for the education Of the deaf and dumb
but in most of the other phlsnthropic institutions
which now form regular part of the civil estab
lishments of most of the Free States, Msssscha.
setts has been foremost Her most recent instta.
ton of this Kind, an example which We trust vii
not long lack imitaors, is State Industrial Schod
for Grls-a school to which children either withou.
friends or with friends who are worse than none,
and who are in manifest danger if not of falling i'm.
;nediatey into crime, of being brought up to life
of idleness and vice, may be sent by order Of Court
10 be provided for and educated so as to be ren
dered useful and happy members OF society. Tho
design of the establishment is to create home Tor
these unortunates, and to bring them up with homs
ideas and home habits The establishment consists
of three houses, erected for the purpose, partly vs
believe at the expense Of the State, and partly "
the contributions of benevolent individuals in the
beautiful village Of Lancaster. Each OF the hoass
accommodates thirty inmates, who are to eonstIsis
distinct family 1t has been opened only eight
months, but is already full, and promises to fulsa
the most sanguine expectations OF those to WHOM
Il owes its origin.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27

scser Of the House Of Commons eonpsusd !, ..
do not doubt the present Premier's plisylit,-.,
pediency being the sole and guiding star II ii, ~,
cy. But We confess We canno, see in The Hon.
as constituted by this election, aught 70 justf, u.
roseate view formed Of its berality BY some Of On,
cotemporaries on this and the other "A.
Of the water. The progressive decline n
the intellectual status Of the Houss \
Commons for series of years has filed many n.
hectve minds with alarm. II much disquieted "a,
latter days Of Sir Robert Peel, who frequently /.
mented among bis political friends that the n.v
generation was so destitute of contemporary a.
Paeify' ard was so dependent on that which hA
met the requirements Of its own time. There,
something strange in the thought that since u.
epoch the Government of England has had 10 b
intrusted for two occasions 10 men mneh ola.
than be, even in official experience-men whO..
names evoke historical recollectons Of more TIA,
two generations ago. One Of these men il Ior,
Palmerston, whose word We believe will sbsohtss,
shape the destiny of the British Empire for-vs,
shall say how long, He is now seventy -four.
On the question Of the Speakership, there i 10
probability Of any trial of strength. Mr.. Evel,p
Dennison, NJ p. for Notts, has been selected "A d.
Ministerial candidate, and will certainly Command
unanimous vote-his relationship to the late I.ora
George Bentnck, to whose sister he was marrsd,
recommending him to the Conservative party, ,ud
his personal fitness for the Office being conceded %
all hands In this country he is not unknowa,
having Travelled with the present Lord Derby ,A
Mr.. Labouchere, when all young men, for sous
time, through the different States, and been W.
itor subsequently of the late Mr.. yaux Of Phla.
delphia.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27

The Indian troubles in Iowa, Minnesota and Ne
braska are very serious, and general border war
fare with the Sioux and Pawnees seems imminent.
We give this morning full accounts Of the outrages
in the Blue Earth country and around Spirit Lake
at the head Of Des Moines River. Several families
have been murdered others wounded, and num-
ber of women taken captive by the Sioux. Troops
are in pursuit. aud the frontier inhabitants are col
lected in temporary forts, and in state Of
starvation. The poor soldiers and forted in
habitants, as well as the Indians, will have
a most miserable time of it. In North
ern Iowa, as our readers have already been
informed, there has been wholesale slaughter
of white settlers by the same sayages At last
accounts the troops were in pursuit of tho offend
ers and peace and safety had been restored to the
alarmed residents in the region of Spirit Lake. By
way of st. Louis We have report that great eI
citement exists at Platte, at the mouth of the
Nebraska, in consequence of the Pswnee Indians
having driven out number Of settlers at Salt
Creek. A fight occurred, resulting in the killing
Of several Indians and one white man. Thirteen
Indians were captured. Gen. Thayer of Omaha
City had raised party Of volunteers to protect the
spttlers
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27

The Herald has evidently been sold. On s''nrny
il devoted long leader to speech said to have Dee"
made by one Mr.. Dana at a recent dinner o' '"'
Dramatic Fund Association. To judge from the to''
of this article of The Hcrads-which IN any le-s 'ep
u,able and decorous Journal would be called block
cuord-our coiemporary is greatly disturbed by 'A.
sneech but ON closer investigation, this disturbance o.
II at gentle pacdty for which The Herald is rem'A
Able i seen to be cra,uitous There is the bed e'''
derce that no such speech was ever made Va, snsy
cotemporury admits that his information was al aS'
irt TN tia, sly joker The Express but Il he had
at his own coumns-which he always boasts 'oOO' :.
ar superior in point Of correctness to a. 0'o''s
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27

wished his readers to believe. II this hypothesis
damages Mr.. Cushing's reputation a. bold if not
a scrupuous or consistent politician, we cannot
help it. We state what we are confident the truth
must be, and appeal to the parties more immediate
lv concerned for full exhibition of the facts. VIII
tn, T,or,ller and The Courier explain this remark
able discrepancy
Our readers will Of course understand that We
nrinted Mr.. Cushing's speech from The Courier,
while our structures on il were based on the 'er-
sion Of The Trar,ller, being the only ono We had
read when We wrote them. The difference was
onl, made Obvious TO US by q subsequent reading
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27

The boiler of the propeller Fanny Garner, Capt
Bird, exploded on Saturday, when near Weston
on the Delaware and Rartan Canal, killing in
stantly Capt. Bird and James McMann, Michael
Nugent Patrick Comfort and John Thornhil, deck
hands. A. NJ. Black, a passenger, of Princeton;
James F. Barrett, the engineer, and W. NJ. McEl-
very, fireman, were injured past recovery. The
pilot and steward alone escaped with but trihing
hurt. The boat was torn into fragments. The
value Of the vessel and cargo was estimated at
Sl5OOO0.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27
Boss0n CosriSr.

Why Is II. again let me AJAX,
hat Massachusetts has NOT. in
stead Of opposing always. rather
ls,umed her post, IN conscious
light Of intelligence and cour.
sse. proudly IN that van of the
march Of the Unionl Why lin.
g-, IN the rrsr always 20 pull
Ibsck. to critici-e. 10 complain
VI the Federal Government ;
| cannot say why IL isl see
how Il j.. She permits herself
to b. Ps-Oecupied with some
secondary incident of the gr-.t
event, and works herself into
age IN that, until she has lost
q u th. ught and caIe Of the great
went t-elf. and Of the part
which IN 4: shc nligai aud
should play. At the present
i'm. When human Wit is AZ the
maximum Of crt stive aad pro-
iuciit- sci!on-when d c
- snish hip the Es!lwsy, aud tae
e.! etne telegraph, ma:yels
aoGsh they b.. src bu: fs;a,
izns Of the progress around
l--p hen ezlth and shy, sir and
sea. and all which il them is,
Himste OF in4Hiinat-, piEtskr
1 : lh- graf movement. aud are
liu-tinet with ~ ,pint-a, such
tine th- public mind of M
-ac ~ s-tt, ,t.nis still. aud
s-0vs passi nate over some
minor question. And We ;,r-
g-t that, Will - ~ 5y tle
waysid-, angril, discussing the
lsy9e not d.gici'e' Il hours (
idlenes.. tlr NallI il Tusaing
silently by. leaving Us IL ihc
iuFch.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27

Encouraged by the apparent success OF o"
Mayor in suspending the new Police Com nls'fH'
other parties, it is reported, will undertake to can
test the Charter, the Park, the City Hall, the s
peryisors. the Assessors, the Port Wardens. Ne
Harbor Line, and all and singular every bill aiiee
ing this city passed by the late Legislature II q"
plain that when political difference shall occur
between Tsmmany Hall aud the Legislature, '"e o.
them mus, hereafter 60 TO the wall. Which shaa
. 10
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27

TIL, Kouss, Herald, one of the organs of the
Pro-Slayery party in that Territory sets forth the
following as what it understands to be the principal
features Of the new Territorial Administration to
be inaugurated by Secretary Stanton and Gov
Walker. First The full recognition Of the
validity of the Territorial laws as they now exist
AID their execution in the spirit and letter." and
" secondly: the protection of the citizens Of
Kansas from foreign interference, and the gusran.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27

How this remarkable discrepancy occurred, may
not BE- clear 20 all minds; but we, who have some
khowedee of the ways in which political speeche,
are concoetcd and uttered, have no shadow of
doubt that Mr.. Gushing, after having charged his
snn with heavy PrO-Slavery cartridge, lacked
courage to fire it of, and concluded quietly to
draw il, coutentIng himself with hints, and winks,
and Judges, instead Of saying point blank wha. be
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27

CtpIAiN MATERIALS AND WINDOW SHADES AT
NuoLEsALE.-KELTY N FERGUSON No 20l Broadway sud
No "a Rs.des have full choice stock Of brOcaeles
Satin DE LANES WOrsted Dassk Lace and Muslin Curtains
Conices Gmps &e which offered the lowest prices
WIspow. .SHApxs-Our stock Of Window Shades is the
largest in York superior manufacturing facilities
enable offer goods lees than other houses we invite
the attention Of close buyers.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27
Hosson Trdrelfr:


WHY 10 Il. again let me AJAX.
that Massachusetts, has uOt. III
.t,adofopposing always, rather
A.,uu.ed her Po.t, in CONSCIOUS
right Of intelligence and cogI-
sg,. proudly in the van sf the
march Of tn. unionl Why lin
ger IN the rear slwsys, 10 pull
hack, to citiei... 10 complain
Of the Federal Government
Icsnuot ssy bhy il is. | s.e
hcr it IL. She permits h' 'r-sli
70 b. preocoUpied with som.
secondary inciceut Of the great
event. and works herself into .
rs.r n that, ui.til .hn has Loot
ali thousLi suG care of the Errai
event iis,lf, and of .hc pa;
which IN = sic might a"c
should TlSy. 4: the pr. n
time. hen hun Hsn Wit i, at th~
maxim um Il crestiy- aud pro
dlctiye actiou-whrn : b 2
.i,sn ship. the rsilw sy, and th'
electric telegraph. uaIyci'
thuush th.y BE-. are but faint
s.Eus f the prvsrcss around
us-wh.n sarth end sky, siTa and
,ea erd all which therein l.
suimats or insnlrste, TaItsss
oftlc gr,tt movement, aid 4Tt
Instinct with il. sFirit-zt such
tine the public mind q Nas
ssrhu-.tt. stands still, and
sr,vsVsssioLsf, over tie ques-
iieu trhe'her ocrtGfn btGck me-.
aye citizen, Of he United State
~ rot
We Inotr hGtby iar h>y are
,.f; nc kror tho Na,sdchs-
s.ffs eaEHof make them sEeh; tcs
ITctr A0f. hererer hat may b.
whether deccrciny % car eoEE,c-
r,aH or g. the oTposifs oAs -
cikers. sGffsrs not ~ iAe comm
Grafton 81 GHy practical ead
AID We forEei that, while w.
sit by the vsy.icr, sugrily die
,rssins ihsse rsgS hot q d.lhei.e'
II hour 4 dlsness. the woIlc
&. ,t.htpa .ilei.t!y l.y. l~aNius
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27
w nFsRE TO INFORM OUR FRIENDS AND

The poblic that have arranged the stock wnGn ca r.
s,,S nnsod in old store apart In CHsH Sips ROOM
y. r,1ae. TIA sEKyICEs BRoSzES VASES OtAsswARs Ac
nS .h. offer them decided Bargains We design future
=, s In mi. room any articles which may be st all old o m
,t .nd e shAu se them regardless of cost Parties u
Zach ~ bargains will do well TO pay this room visit
''' r. '. HAUcnwOvr Co,
Nos 4ss 40 sad 49, b. sawsy e'.HeI Of Bs0ome e.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27

INDIA RUBBER GLOVES are very useiu' ln all
,d protect the hands against corrosive or aye
and kee them sof, smooth snd white-ffc1,
-, mo- hi iu gardening Of flowers For safe a. all
1nIhser Stores and at No. 50 Johust, up stare
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27

(yus TO alteration. BE- made in the Piano Rooms No
@ Brosdwsy the large stock OF PIANOS aud MELoDsoNS viii
h. .od until the lower prices before
nserrd Ina this city and McOdeous Pianos
,nossd ,nued and repaired. HoRAcE WATERS, Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27

TO argue Of these articles would be folly The Dye
admitted BE- the bo.t Look the clcsI bIo aud
the sossy blacks produces Could d. better inpos
sible. Sold aud spPued ~ No. Asior House.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-27
Business Notites.

EsPENsCHHID understands how to give the finish
ins grace the appearance Gentemsn Ills Spring S.ye
10 mprcy cent upon ell that have preceded IT G.ntemen
DESTROYS OF fine HAT BE- accommodated at ls Nssssns
LRtRY & Co.'S QUARTERLY FOR MARCH 1917.
Czrns sud srAnEers patrons of firm will find at our
stores variety Of GLNTLrMESs DREss H,Ts pre-
pared for the Easter Holidays A-o, PsTsmsds sorr HIT
cltra qusiies-s speciality with The Csm5iidse OF "a
proof travelling HAr s offered 20 the trade by the aozeh'
Irtsiled al our ooun;sr 81 Pam prices
LEARY & Co, u,.
As:or House BrosdNC.