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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-22

business brisk and the crops exceedingly fair. Gold
has been discovered ct Baratal, or Nueve Prvvi-
dencia a. II Is now called The amount extracted
from the soil IL beyond belief. Two men in one day
found, in large nuggets. thrtyfour ounces Of gold
and another man found nugget Weighing four and
half ounces, and all dggen successful In ind
ing from two to four ounces per day, and only at
depth Of four and half feet from the surface. Over
one hundred men are now digging. and much disor
der prevails among them. II Ii feared that planters
and agriculture will suffer by this new FL Dorado
We have files from Bermuda dated the 10th of June
There was grand fancy dress ball at government
house the evening of the Sd instant in honor of
Queen Victora's birthday. The amount of produce
exported to date WIS, us ,942 pounds of onions;
24996 barrels of potatoes and Is 1853 boxes of toma
toes.
terrific hail storm visited the city of Washing
ton yesterday afternoon, and caused an immense
destruction Of the glass in sky lights conservatories
and windows Trees were stripped Of their foliage,
and grain, vegetables and shrubbery beaten to the
earth. The storm about twelve miles in breadth,
and extended from the southwest to the northeast.
Some Of the hailstones were 30 large as to weigh
from five to six ounces. It is feared that the crops
throughout its course are much injured if not entire
ly ruined.
Asfew days ago the mechanics and working men
of the Navy Yard presented to John Mcleod MUIR
phy beautiful service of plate and gold watch
We briefly noticed the presentation at the time the
great press of local matter precluding q detailed
report. We this morning give report of the pro.
ceedDgs, including the speeches of Hon. John
Kelly and Mr.. Murphy
The imports Of foreign goods at Boston for the
week ending the 10th inst. amounted to 1888, 7S5
The imports for the same week in 1856 were
s6l4 .496, which shows a decrease this year of
s25,67l. The principal lite of import this week
was sugar, which is valued at 1884 ,766.
The annexed table shows the temperature Of the
atmosphere in this city during the past week the
range of the barometer, the variation Of wind, the
currents and the state OF tbs weather at three pc
RODS during each day, viz: at A. NJ and and
o'clock p. M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-22

marriage with the "bsoed Of tho XingA" We
only cay, In the language Of the Liturgy, n.
all such black republican Lawn against munich
liberty, and from the sway Of all such Kings
Albany tyrants, "good Lord deliver US"
In conclusion, it may be stated that some o
toneers have 50 far paid the one-half per cent
the amount of sales of damaged goods, und
protest, and especially 80 in regard to the sale
domestic products, and intend to bring suit 4
the recovery Of the money from the State Of
cials while some by instructions Of uuderwrite,
under advice of counsel, refused to pay at {,
and have had suits commenced against them. {
there will be no end to the law proceedings gro
ing out Of the legislation Of last winter. Sim
the era of the present State constitution, pass
upon by the people in 1916, there have be-
eight or ten acts of theirs declared unconstitutional By
Court f Appeals. 1t is probable that fully Gig
or ten of the laws of the last session alone wi
be declared unconstitutional by the same cou,
as soon as they reach the Bench of Judges. II
old Council of Revision ought to be revived
instruct the present ignorant legislative bodies
their public duties-otherwise society and 6
vernment will crumble into ruins aud confulo
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ty or unconsttutionality of the lax 1t is clearly
unconstitutional But even If the Court OF Ap-
psals should, as we do not anticipate ii will, take
a narrow legal view of the provisions of the Con-
stitutiou, and should be Of opinion that this law
keeps within the letter Of that instrument it can
not for moment entertain any other opinion
than that it is utterly antagonistc to the spirit,
aud utterly ut variance with the principles Of
relf government which underhe the fabric Of this
whole republic. Let them pause before they
thrk of endorsing Jacobin oiigarcby in laying
their sacriligious hands on the foundation walls
of the 81 andest monument ever raised to freedom.
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RNARN-
sa'urday-horning, clear and warm; afternoon clear
evening, clear.
STRENGTHENING, clear and warm afternoon, clear
Monday Morning, clear and warm afternoon, clear;
ev ening, Gear.
Tuesdsy-Mornlng and afternoon, overcast; evening,
rtn.
wednesday-Aornng and Afternoon overcast; evening,
rain.
Thursday-Morning and afternoon, overcast evening,
rain.
Frday-korning, rain; afternoon cloudy; evening" rain
Saturday-Morr ing. cloudy
The cotton market Saturday continued quite arm and
closed with . hardening tendency in prices The sales
confined to 500 q 600 bales. Flour closed with
rather more frmness, while sales made a fair ex
tent, including some parcels for export whea, was
heavy for common grades while choice qualities were
The sales included Milwaukee club q, 81 So and
choice white Indiana at 81 90. Corn less bouyani
and sales Of Western mixed made q, $50. s4c.,
with some lots at &c., closing at the inside ugure aud
Southern yellow at soc. ooc. Rye sold 81 Is
81 20. Pork easier with sales OF mess at SIS 90
$23 1919. Sugars were quiet, and prices IN
changed Coffee firm, with light transactions.
There was rather more tone In freight to Liver
pool, with offering, both for tina, port
and for the Contipent Vessels loading with rsur for
Spanish ports order to the benea, of the change
In the duties, which have been extended carry
alone by taking assorted cargo including aolr the
ter Is subjected TO tho fall amount OF duty Engagements
OF -four made both FOR Barcelona and Gibraltar ct rs
cents per barrel.
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one here would for moment listen to such
proposition.
That negotiations of some kind are on foot be-
tween President Comoufort and Mr. Forsyth, our
Minister in Mexico, We are we'll advised. Should
their cha acter be Of such Importance as to re-
qujre the immediate attention Of Congress, Nc.
Buchanan can call that body together in extra
session in thirty days. ann his duty and true
regard for our national policy and the wishes of
the country, would combine TO induce him to
take that STEP In such an event the repeal of
our neutrality laws would be prominent subject
of discussion, besides the manner of rendering
assistance to Mexico. and they would, no doubt
be greatly modified, if not totally repealed. In
view of the important events that may spring
from this Anglo Hispauo- Romish alliance, let the
politicians prepare for call from Mexico for
assistance and an extra session of Congress-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-22

GENERAL WALLER IN New YORK - MoRE
CoMPIIMENTs.-General Walker, Of Nicaragua,
Is being lionized in earnest. The theatres. IL
seems, are wagng fierce rivalry for the honor
of his attendance; the magical words on the bills.
General Walker and suite will be present.
having been found to answer as effectively az
new danSuN or q first class dbutante. Other
compliments Of various kinds are likewise in
store for the valiant, though unsuccessful Nicar-
aguan chief.
But we understand that an honor OF still more
particular and distinguished kind than any that
has yet been rendered to the General is In reserve
for him, and will be duly brought to his know
ledge in the course Of few days We allude TO
the desire Of certain gentlemen connected with
the city press to pay General Walker the same
compliment which they paid to Gov. Kossuth-
namely, to give him public dinner in the name
of the press with toasts speeches Johannisbcrger,
and much fourishing of trumpets No one will
contest the propriety Of this graceful acknow-
ledgment Of General Walkers services TO civ
ilization and humanity.
On reference to our fles we find that among
the leading persons who figured at the press din
ner to Gov. Kossuth were the Hon. H. J. Ray
mond, ex-Lieutenant Governor of the State; the
Hon. Horace Greeley, ex-M. G.; Mr. Halleck. of
the Journal Of Commerce; Mr.. Bryant, the poet and
other city notabilities. These gentlemen have
been 20 long and so favorably known for their
sympathy with patriots of all kinds and colors.
and for their readiness to give paternal embraces
TO every one who had broken the laws of foreign
countries that we are not surprised that they no.
mediate GROWING the splendid career of General
Walker with brilliant ovation. Such an occa-
sion, illustrated by ihe presence Of such uea,
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New York, Monday, June se. 1857
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ouDr roR TRArELERS AND OTHERS

Railroad Lines
RIcHMoHD, RRRpEacksBvhG AND fofoMAc
RAILROAD. going North, leaves twice every dsy,
SUNDAY evenings excepted at O'Clock O. m, ano
At "a o'clock m, for the Potomac River, where !
steamer 10 taken for Washington, thence BY hsiif'''
to Baltimore, 80. ..,. .ity
VIRGINIA CEsrRAL eoise North, leaves th,, TN,
twice daily. (sunday evenings excepted where
4 N and " O'Clock p. m for Gordonsvi. ana Al.
they connect with the trains OF the Bal.
sxandria Railroad, for Alexandra, "ssn''e
rmore, &C. R,shmond At
RICHMOND AND DAsvnLE-Lesvess. D.S.sde Road
ss'eloch O. m and connects with sn e excepted
at the Junction at IL O'Clock m, .res this city
RICHMOND And PErgnsBuhs "A .t 81 O'Clock
twice every day tsundays epseommodst alton train
m. and s O'Clock D. m. An so.l.. and Friday at
caves here eyery Monday, "Wednesday @A~
Fer PECk Capt, John Davis
ne .es s.,f At Rockets every satu,u' ~ for
saves ne1 ~ns morning. at 81 O'Clock a ~. to-
lay and portsmou,h, touching at all the osu'o
iandinRs on ~" For New York, 90.
o.hip AMEsTOWN, Captain rernsh
The So Tuesday evening at O'CLOCK, ioE ~
eeSe' .oucbps Al City Point and NorfoiA 70 Ieeei
tor., &c, leaving Norfolk next morning ." IL
o'clock ~, pn,I,d.Iphia &C,
.h..,.smships Pennsylvania, NlholNtA
Perry or RICHMOND. One OF these steamers
So, SUI sv.rv Monday and Thursday, stopping At City
81, nd Norfolk to receive freight ard nn..@nee-,
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BLOODY TRAGEDY-A FATHER AND Son SHor-
On Saturday last, Col James Price an old citz N ~
Clark county, Ky, and his syn were found living on
public road, in that county, welteriDg In their
eood, the father having received this contents Of q
douen and lower part of his body while the son had
been shot through the body by bullet from a TT.
voiv.f. Both were breathing when found; and 1t 10
thought the old gentleman NAV survive although NO
nope 10 entertained Of the recovery of the son The
CINCINNATI Commercial states that Mrs. Price wss
the author OF an article in the Ohio Farmer which
man named Gay took exception Is personal to him.
SCI meeting c. |. Price riding along the road he
hfea upon HIN, and upon young Price interfering.
shot him down ESQ and then escaped.
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.Mmz. CARRIAGEs, UARRLAGEs.-

ommR. CARRIAGES, CARRIAGEs.--
EfEEssSe The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
xsz-=-S1-makns Establishment, on Lombard Al
ley, between Main and Cary, (Sth and l4th streets
near the Columbian HOTEL COACHES, CHARIO.
TEEB, SAROUOHES, BUGGIEs with and without
tops snd sULKIEs, all Of his own mako, of the
be sold low good work Of the kind be in the
city of Richmond and respectfully ask call from
those IN want OF any article In the Carriage line
am determined to make to ordsr and sell at the low
est prices possible, snd ell work sold, that Is new,
warranted.
- n MICAJAH MANGuM.
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Az EsoRMOUS Mass OF CoPPhR-A late rum
Der of the Lake Superior Nicer says that the cut
ting up Of the huge mass of copper at the Minne-
sofa mine is still going on Eight masses were
taken off in April, weighing in the aggregate
81 Oil lbs, or nearly % tons The total amour t
taken from it in every form up to May, is 70 tons
and 592 pounds 1t will probably require year
more " get the great thug cut entirely up and in
the meantime its yield of copper will ent,le 1t to
rank a. the third mine on the lake
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~ nnINwR Previous to the opening of
1xF.%SykssS the Ro I'D to Jsctson's River, pas.
sspgsls for the White, Sweet and
salt Sulphur, will take Stage a. heretofore at Mill
boro and stay all night at the Warm Springs, and
arrive the hte and Sweet to dinner, snd the sst
at night the next day.
Passengers for the Roekbrida. Alum, Bath Alum,
Warm Hot and Healing Springs take the stsge at
Milbsro', and arrive at the Springs to supper the
same day they leave Richmond.
FARE
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We have no doubt but the weight of corn in
b!under, or clerical error since 50 pounds ha, long
been established a. the weight of a bu,hei; AID more
falls below than goes above that notch We saw
lot yesterday that weished So pounds but that weight
is extraordinary Tribune
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-11

CARPENTERS STKIKE.-The journeymen car
penters of Philadelphia held q foal meeting on
Saturday night aud after passing the following re
solutions adjourned sine die:
Resolved, That the wages of the Journeyman
House Carpenters from the LIST Of April to the LIST
of November be l 70 per day, and from the first
of November to the f ST of April be 50 Der day
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
EkSH2@-H@ SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
oren to JACKsON'S RlVEK Only 'hrty miles OF
stage travel to the White Sulphur.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-11

TuPOrGHFROM RICHMOND PETERSBURG
paJTINORE flashing TON AND ALEX-
4NDRIi IN ONE DAY.
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hlK SANA ANhAAss
"a I have BEEN on the sin hisA.osd's
..'.a A. abssrvatiens and noted them down;
1 1sse music I've heard from Smiths ArmGry n.ns'
N. n thouabt like the rest, Il exceedingly grand.
AND ssnsvsr visit the SQUARE, far or near.
~ ~. mind 10 delighted a. we'll as my ear
70 think OF the Thousands in dresses all new,
"a hear some pronounce the word BAk'fHO'LO.
Nv vstsh will not tell the hour minutes OF day,
A. strolins and struggling they bend forth their
On Main and Eleventh they take slight view,
And walk into the store Of BAR-THO-LO-MEW.
Nv watch needs repairing, no time will keep,
Either walking or riding, or while I'm asleep.
Yet still I'll not give thee though old for one new.
Aud I'll get thee repaired by BARTHOLOMEW.
Nouaht else does he do but from all asks a share,
Cl,o,s Watches and Jewelry he does but repair;
Here's happy New Year to my friends and the rest,
He out rivals no one, but equals the best
w J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Corner Main and 18th sts Richmond,
Watch and Clock. Maker,
jag Over 20 years in London and America.
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A T AND BELOW COST, To CLOSE
"A Stock We are now offering, in order to close
out 50 speedily as possible rare ba saius con-
listing in csssa bleached shriipgs and shse tines
pieces of genuine Hish Liaen; 900 pisces of
white Csmbies ard Jscopsss; $40 pieces of fine and
low priced Swiss; 100 pieces checked and striped
Mullins, Cambria and swss Edgings; muslin and
mbria Collars great variety; 800 dozen Linen
Cambria ddkfs all GRADES; leo dozen Gents Liren
RosomS cheap: Mems At d VS. Year, all kinds whit
and brown Linen Drills cheap; 100 dom Towe
$40 Table Cloths. 100 piece. Bird.Eye Diaper; Bib
ii ks, and Dress Silks; large lot of Nantes and
many other goods. too numerous to mention. Call
soon; goods and prices will suit you no ceabt.
J. MILLHlSEH BRO,
js9 1913 BROAD street
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Baggage Checked Through to the Springs
THE MOST COMFORTABLE, SAFE AND EXPEDITION
ROUTE TO
THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

The cars will be running to Jsctsnn's River, 1875
miles from Richmond, by the 18th of July, leaving
but so miles of Stage travel TO the White Sulphur
Springs over good road.
PASSENGERS lesve Richmond at A. M dine at
Staunton, and arrive at the White Sulphur Same
nj ght-or if they prefer it, remain night
Covington Callighan's, and reach the Springs to
breakfast 1t morning
Passenger, for the Sweet and Red Sweet stop
over isht Callagh ,ns and arrive at the SPRING
to breakfsAt next morning
Those for the Salt and Blue Sulphur arrive there
to dinner next day, after leaving Richmond.
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ID EEDVAL.-- Or PLUME has removed
IL his office to the third house, South of Trinity
Church South side and about one hundred yarde be.
low the Exchange Hotel DR.. P. continues to treat
all syphlitic and gonouhPsl complaints and having
had practice In this line faSteEe himself he
cnn give very general salts fsstioa. call from
bose interested ia solicited.
Dr. P. SIS makes and vends ono of the best resto-
ratves chemical Extract of French Flowers) for
constitutional weakness ever offered to this public.
Or. P. may be consulted sonfdentialy by letter,
OF otherw ise. Medicines securely packed and sent
to o,der In almost any direction
Ofise hours from A NJ, till er.M. franklin
sire sesr the Exchange Ho.el, sishmond city,
Va. no Id
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-11

SELLING BY WEIGHT The folio wing table .bou.
the weight of bushel Of produce a. ess lished bv
law passed by the Legislature of the state of New
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v .. nElpGFoAp, ~ ns's
paAnELIn nAyrnsws
- RIDGFORD a. CO.. 0snerei
ID miSsion aai 1oswarAlns hsssssass. a ~ s'ss'
kishmond, We.
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a. WAN a CO.'S l.t.TTHkIGe.
THE MOST BRILLIANT SCHEME EVER
DRAWN
CAPITAL rRlAE E6o.9Ou
uf.EEPR ntlI.V RJU

!. i&8A TO the great favor with which our Sinse
1otterieI have been received By the public
ksss hrge demand for Tickets. tho Manssers, 8
throughout the year
The following scheme will be drssa In each
their Lotteries for June, 1887.
CLASS 49,
~ DO drawn in the atty OF atlanta, ga, Ia public On
Saturday, Juae 9th, 1857.
CLAss 40,
To be sTaEs Ia the eitv OF Atlanta, Ca 10 Ezbs os
Saturday June 18th, 1857.
GLASS
To bs drawn in the city of Atlanta Ga In pstis On
Saturday, June Goth, 1857,
GLASS AZ,
70 be drawn IN tbs Cite of Atlanta, Ga IN pD bis on
Saturday, June 37th, 1857.
on TIE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMRNES
1895 PRICES.
More Aar One Prirs to Eveyy Ten Tickets.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-11
VIRGINIA SAVINGS EANh.
CAPITAL 100000 DOLLARS.

Money received on deposit in sums of FIVE dollars
and upwards, on which interest at the rate of per
csntum per annum ia paid for sums Remaining s'x
months longer; for shorter PERIODS interest at the
rate If per centum.
The whole joint stock bound for the deposit.
Deposits received, aud certificates ssued by the
Cashier, 3. SfARKE, at the store of f. B.
SPENCE. corner Of Main and Governor streets
Richmond, Va.
r. B. STARKE. Cashier.
C. WALTHALL, Secretary.