The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-03
The DAILY UISPAULlh..

Th,E! DAILY n !!lIl.|l'.al.
WedsesaavsleeutAG, gase 3, 1857.
FINANCIAIfANbS yOnlm9RUIAL
s.lsAh Nav, Ysrs H0sAaV of eBoe' vissinis So d
fhs valsssso fsrslss eosds Imported as she pes.
Bvstoa' dddAs ths ~eSt sadhs' 18th slt. snoss' y
ANA S;A The Imports ar the correspondent wssI
% en- ,2os shewns IN msfsss' u
la51 81 oSa6.ael.l - ~ hsa ..-.s,.s
u, exports n spss. from Ne. Y0rs !, e s1 e, ~
vseh ssdine Soth alt am9sn'ee , ~ to date OF
oi4,4sa 7si "a This includes sloss'~' ~ ''' ~
N. ,sst month LASS spplicatsn y for bonn
" land were resolved = the lsssioa Emss; snS
"a IN ~ issd fhs total number Of ap plieations
~ 49, /, ysss2s The total number Of warrants
.ssa ,., e q ss nasII .' land
J.rss.o MAaxsr, April IS -.sslss Of eof.
fac stuse the sailing Of the Midway amount TO 100,
"a - that ID between the 18th March and lltd OF
Aeri The stock q revorssa o. .s o Day wp
81 Earope, and Q 900 to the Mediterranean. kouud
lots for ths ,Stasss brought <ssoo9teoao fhe es,
Ssss Of which 500 500 were t, the States, ss,iust
sss 500 In the game period Of 1856. which las 100
wsrs tothe States. EIch.nss With London WAS
Richmosd Markets June ?
There 4. no material change 10 notice In the Flour.
Wheat and Corn market. is=t-rs-
's'ei' - f BY Telegraph. ....
BALrIMoaE, June 2-Flsur. firm at e76ai for
Howard street. w heat easier, but withons onanke
in prises Corn has desned-ssies Of White ana
Yellow ct IS 190 cts ,4.. .r.. .er- 81 :'s.
, ,NEw Yosk June a-FIour heavy. State &6s50
Gas; Ohio s7l567 rs: southera 81 se07 10. Wheat
heavy. Red el 640i 10 Mixed Corn SO cents -
stocks dull and generally lcwef virginia % ssz4
BOOMERS n BOSTON The Boston A dvertis
srsthus notices the appearance and reception Of
swo Boomers In that city. .......a re .r
They diff ,red fom the rest of the fair sex IN the
one psrtieu,sr, th.t they were "bloomers" Yes
whea we had ondy hoped that this ortion a. least
of the 70 Dis had departed this ffe heart waxsd
sxeeelngy sor,owfal at seeing thst th hsd not and
signed her pastoral chatge, and entered into the dc
spsed bonds Of wed'ock hersex had not snsd the
bonner costume for hoops. These strong. ded
women were surrounded BY an immense crowd, jeer-
Ina and hootirg Their stay Ia thu metropolis was
cut short. From Park street to the Provdep depot
they fed, and behind them rushed the mob ircreas
ing mo nentsHly. Arriving at ths station. they
would fain have found refuge ia the ladies' room,
but itwss denied theun the ofcial informing the m
were forced to enter the gantlemens apartment an
there to- awsit the departure Of the train. The
shouts Of the rabhle ct this poiut beesme voci
ferrous for u.s. sana We walked home over the Com.
mons musing sadly On the deaeoersey of the times
UNIQUE LETTER FROM A POSTMASTER The
following letter was received by the President oil
the United States few days since:
CRAWFORD coONrr, MO-, April 30. 1857
DEIs sGsNMr = i. the Postmaster at thi. place
and he gone out West and has been gone for three
four weets and he has NO deputy hero, but have
been opening the mails AMI attending to 1t since he
hM been gone, he left the key with me, and tb'
Postmaster told me that must make re port at tn.
end OF every month and did not tell me who t,
write TO; but suppose It 10 to you should make
reports we now all citizens Of the g3vernmen
risht ousto recsive the report, please drop few
linss Letting ms know who am to report to, and
will write again e. #. s.ti .-iF
Report at tie Endor Bpril-fhe weather is cold TO
the ssason-Provisions are very high But notwith
81 standing oil that we have regular mails once week
good health AID the people of this country are ur
vefsaity pleased with your administration this is al
ifnow that would interest you; II there n anythin
q omitted In my report, please let me know. My bes
% Iespects to you and Mrs. Buchanan. -7s'.' 49,
:, II IL said that Mr.. Buchanan is 80 we'll please
with this letter shat he intends to give the writer
=, good Office, s.s.se..s ...l -: - -l. 49,
There is no place like q dying bed There
no place in mans brief journey across the worl
like the dying hour, so impressive and 80 full q
dread interest to each individual when he arrive
at that place and feels that bis hour has GOMEZ
ID. rece ding world and onward into Z dark unfatbe
med eternity There Is NO retreat The hour fo
- exchanging worlds has come. To have thsna goo
s hope OF pardon and of heaven; how invaluable
To have no hope then, when flesh and heart fa
and all m0rtalties are about to be sundered and
die III despair, how dreadful beyond imagina tio
y to conceived! To avoid 1t Ia worth whole life o
I ceaseless efforts and prayer. --,-..- ~ -....
q az NEW q SLooPs OF WAN-Itis said that or
ders will be given at once by the Secretary Of th
Navy for the building of the five additional screw
propeller steam sloops of war. for which ap
de ttnr9n IF will do 81 l.,
Congress. Three of the sloops will probably b
built At the navy yards of Washington, Philadel
phis md New York respectively. The other tw
will be given to ship builders Of merchant vessel
As the act provides that they shall be built by
= tractor otherwise.
THE GREAT ORIGINAL CONFIDENCE MAN II
: STATE PRIsoN.--Wiliam s Bliss alias Major v
d w s Bliss, the original and inmftabie confdenc
. men, was sentenced on Friday last By Judge Bish
op, in the Court of Common Pleas at Worcester
Mass, to two years confinement in State prison
he having been convicted of adultery.
III Nfw GRASS IN MIssrssiPPr-Mr Jacob OFT, q
Biloxi. writes to the Commissioner of Patents of
new kind of grass of superior quality, which b
has successfully cultivated the last wo years H
sows it In September, and pastures it all winter
1t grows in the coolest weather, and after the cat
tie are taken off it runs up to seed and Is in les
than two months ft to harvest It afterward
gives q second crop.
;. .. Inc hard case OF . young widow with 800 0OC
b, compelled to give up her property If she marrie
r. again. has been going the rounds of the papers,
~ To Offset II, the Sandy Hill Herald relates hov
gentleman residing in the town of Granville
Washington county, Md died recently and willie
bis wife handsome sum -stpuiating in his viii
that in case she again married the sum was to b
doubled And" patheticaly adds the Herald
may the grass ever be green upon his grave"
.,I. TRUE As Bimelech, my son. said
bass butcher to . twelve year old, one day Is b,
In the street. "Bimelech, my son, If you expect 4
; sell any fish yon must bloso your horn /"
MIsERLY PATIENT.-"A dreadful little for
shilling" said penurious fellow to aphysicia,
who had dealt him an emetic, Cant you Civ
DARK Nh, NIMMO d Co.,
No. las. EagIo So uare
~ bare. great variety of Goods, suitable for boy.
=, Plain and Chssk'd Cotton.dss 80 -. !
r y,. %. I, do. Linen 49,, ,,s.T,e-t, !