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

| FnIEUsTERisG MOVEMENTS AT THE SouTH.-The ef-
forts OF General Walker and his officers to drum up
new recruits in the South for filbustering enter
| prises appears to have been attended with some
degree of success. The Yicksburg papers announce
the departure of Is 20 Mssssippians, principal
ly from Jackson, for New Orleans, where they ir-
tended to unite their fortunes with that of Walker
to aid him. as the True Southern expresses 1t, '.in
| making one more effort for the regeneration of
| Nicaragua" The San Antonio Herald also an
nounces that regiment of Texan Rangers Is or
ganizing for similar purpose, under the command
| OF Col. John 2. Waters, seconded by Capt. Henry
and Col. Crawford This regiment will concen-
trats at Galveston and embark from that port for
such destination as General Walker may direct
Those are the first instalments of the new force
whose enrolment has been publicly announced
Prom this information aud from hints thrown out
from time to time in journals which sympathse
with the movement against Nicaragua, are
led to believe that the work of recruiting for
hlibustering expedition is going forward actively
throughout the Southern states.
CANDIDATES ADMITTED INTO THE NAVAL AcApEaY-
The following candidates have passed the prelimi-
nary examinations for admission into the Naval
Academy at Annapolis, and have received appoint
ments as acting midshipmen in the navy:
'irginia.-Albert Galitan Hudgins North Caro-
n john 'er Connally, Thomas Longworth
Ai"ere, Theodore Sturdvant. south Carolina
Benjamin franklin Perry. Georgia-Thos Han
| cock Frierson, Thos. William Hooper, Richard
.iei"ei ARMSTRONG tH1ord Boone Walker. klori-
da-Joseph David Wilson. Tenuessee-John Fee
ny Holden, Charles Dunlap Cooney.
AIR PoIsoy.-People have often said that no diff
ference can be detected in the anayzation of pure
and impure air. This is one of the vulgar errors
| dlihcult to disodge from the vulgar brain The
| tact Is that the condensed air of a crowded room
| give deposit, which if allowed to remain few
days, forms a solid thick gIutinous mass, bayinga
strong odor of animal matter. If examined by the
microscope, ii is seen undergo q remarkable change
FIRST OF ALL 1t is converted into q vegetable growth
and this Is followed by the production ofmultitudes
OF animscules decisive proof that it must contain
organic matter. otherwise it could not ponrisb or
ganic beings. This was the result arrived at by DIR
Angus Smith, In his beautiful xperiments on the air
| OF towns, where he showed how the lungs and skin
gave out organic matter, which is in itself deadly
| poison, producing headache, sickness, disease or
epidemic, according to its strength. Why if a
| few drops of the liquid matter, obtained by the
condensation of the air of a foul locality introduc
| ed into the vein of a dog, produce death by
| the usual phenomena of typhus fever what in
calcuiable evil must not it produce on those human
| beings VINO breathe it again and again, rendered
iouer and less capable of sustaining life with eve
| ry breath drawn Such contamination of the air
aud consequent hot bed of fever aud endemic il
IS easily within the power of man to remove. ye.-
uiaton anu Cleanliness will do all, so far as the
abolition OF this evil goes, and ventilation and
cleanliness are not miracles to be prayed for, but
certain results of common obedience to the laws
| OF God.-DickenS' Hsusehold JIords
| AN EXTENSIVE Iron GOVERNMENT BUILpTNG-The
owners Of the Trenton On. j. Locomotive Works