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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-22
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
By Goddin & Apperson, Aucts.

10OS ACRES OF LAND, FIVE AND
IONc HALF MILES BELOW RICHM0ND
FOR SALE AT AUCrlON.-0n MONDAY Sept :
1851. commencing ut IL o'clock NJ, will be sold on
the premises, 1925 of Land located as ab0y,,
on the New central Road. About 500 acres lies in a
body, end as good dwelling and barn on il; about
800 acres of which If in very high state of improve
ment, as the crops the land will prove: !,
large portion of the balance is heavily covered viii
wood. This tract OF SO acres will be divided into
small tracts of from % to 100 acres with convenient
roads TO them. There are many SPRINGS of the best
water it; and where they arr not found water as
good can be had ny Wells, within Is feet of the sur
face. About O#l acres of it is tiue meadow land. The
whole tract being peculiarly adapted to the growth
OF wheat and clover, having yielded much as IA
bushelsof wheat to the There is church yer :
near, and the neighborhoOd is Improving TO peI-
sons OF limited nleans or those desirOas II healthy
retreat for the summer, and at The same time u pro,
htable Investment in SlAd land, this tract offers
great inducements, apA Tor haalthiness cannot be
sarpassed by agy locality IN the State.
The 4hef tract, of about 2AJ acres is about three
miles below the above; about 90 acres of which ha
been partly cleared recently and could easily be ptt
III state of cultiyatiOn the residue is heavily tim
bered and wooded. This land lies sufficiently near
to James river to make two loads of wood Il daY .
and Is believed would yield 20 coids per acre.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing are respectfully
requested to view these lands, which Jacob s. Alice
Esq, Will take pleasure in showing.
EH Maps of the whole premises may be seen at
office.
TERNs-0ne-half cash; balance at g. II. Is and 2i
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
10y trust deed, or title retained,
an % t;ODDJN E'AppFRSON Arct,
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BOARDING, &c.
IL RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Opposite the New Custom House.
IfXANDER DUYAL. Proprietor,

ALEAANUEN UUf Al, FTUpTItIOT.
The Undersigned having taken this Hotel, respect
ully announces the fact to his friends and the pub
lc, and solicits their patronage lie has removed Iii
aIniiy to the Hotel and will, from this day, give hi
PERSONAL aud undivided attention 10 the business, am
uOpes TO give satisfaction TO all who may PATRONS,
he house. His.tables supplied with all the deli
caces of the season, and will always be Furnished
With the best of everything that the market Cal
supply.
Good and capable servants have been selected ant
the guests may at all times expect prompt and par
ocular attention.
du SIS ALEX. DUNAL.
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FOR SALE AND HIRE.

EOR SALE.-To remain in or near the
J. city OF Richmond--a fine sized and good looking
METRO WOMAN, about 30 years OF age, who has
been raised to general house work and is good cook
washer and ironer. She has five children, of which
the purchaser may have three, ALL The childrens
ages are months, years, years, IL years and IL
years-tlree of them girls. Apply at Cary street
Jail All ls-3tsod&
EOR SALE-VIRGINIA CENTRAL R.
l. X. BONDS. IsAACS i TAYLOR.
Jy lS-ts Brokers.
EOR SALE.-$l0,000 STATE STOCK,
Il in sums to suit purchasers by
iy lists G.. w. pURCFIT& co
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THE REASONS WHY sEMPLE'S IN
l. FALLIBLE BAKING POWDER SHOULD BE
USED IN PREFERENCE TO ANY OTHER.-I. 1t is
always ready for use at any moment.
2. Bread can be made within few minutes.
g. 1t is economical and fully one-third of but
ter and eggs
l. Bread made with it keeps longer than common
bread does not get dry moudy, is more digestibe
and does not create flatulence.
s. 1t is lcdrrdnted never fail when used according
to directions.
g. 1t is particularly recommended to persons at sea
in the country where yeast cannot beprocured at
ALL
For sale by Druggists generally and wholesale and
retail by JOHN w. GARLICK,
iyI3 Manufacturer, Market Place, Franklin st.
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GODDIN & APPERsON, Auctrs.

SALE OF VALUABLE TIMER LAND,
~ IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD ABOUT
| rHkEE MILES FROM RICHMOND-Will be solu
on MONDAY aist August. is37, at o'clock p. NJ, at
the toll gate OF the Manchester and Petersburg Turn
pike Road, valuable Tract of Land containing l37
acres, located above on the Richmond and Peter
burg Railroad and the above named Turnpike air
adjoining ). Bassett French, John ". Hpscomb, +
q. Ruffin, Esqs and others. The growth is nfost,
original pine of superior quality and the soil is very
good.
The terms will be very accommodating, and will
be made known at the hour cf ..-IS.
au 10 GOBLIN APpESON, Aucts
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KIvANTED. SWEET GUM TIMBER
\ . WANTED FIVE HUNDRRD

A WANTED FIVE HUNDRED
-, YoUSit MEN for the UNITED STATES
rSlsS MOUNTED SERVICE, to serve in Kansas
-Z-sA~ Nebrasks, Caiifornis. Texas and New Mex
t,s az from Il 10 So per month. Horses, accou
treIuent .iothing food and medical attendance fur
a sb.~l IRE OF chHrge.
RS< sEtleE information, apply at the Rendezvous
F-aRk 'Y street opposite Metropolitan Hall. Rich
m ond iEsiaiR. Il. II. ROBERTSON,
lat Lent. ID Dragons,
~ an Recruiting Officer.
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By TYylor & Williams.


nifty = hopsekeepers to supply themselves
n. B:-Any person wishing TO rent the premises
can get possession Immediately after the sic,
au2l LARUS II SHINE. AuctS.
BY Tvylor Il Williams.
A UCTION SALE OF LUMBER.-wil
4 be sold on WEDNESDAY, the I'd day of septem
oer, commencing at l1Js o'clock. ut the Lumber Yard
on the South side of the Dock and the Coa
faro OF samuel p. Hawes, Esq, large lot of LuIn
Der, consisting in part Of
1900 feet sxi seantlins. assorted length
nor Ie e.o :. IA Plank, good article
1000 Ike Scantlng
Zo0o Miscellaneous Lumber
5.tJd Heart 3xs Joist
amana, s'1s sums, ni $50 and under. cash; that
auH TAYLOR & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
PIKE. NEAR THE CITY OF RICHNoND-ines.
ecuon OF adecree of the Circuit Court of the CITY Of
wW;ei,Ln9hd male on the I'D May, 1857 in the case II
on MONDAY, oath day Of August at s o'clock p Nj
upon the premises. sell ut auction the land soId
s,e pitis m the said suit to A. A. Hughes and de-
seIDed as fronting Si feet more or less the Wet
side OF the INTERCHANGEABLE Turnpike near the bow
Ill ng sreeI and running back to street In the rear
toll gate and VIII be din ided and Sold according to
plan 70 be exhibited at tue time of sale.
IERhs-Une-eigth cash. the residue in three coual
instruments and ~ months from the day of sale
with interest from that day Thep urchasers exec,,.
.hg hegotabte notes with good endorsers: the title
paid, aud conveyance directed by the cosrt
No. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Comr
iAiLoh q =" iLlIaAs, Aucts. ~
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
~ 0N ACADEMY HILL DUvAL's ADDITION.
Al AUCTlON:-In execution of u deed of trust exc
cuted by josiah l.. Woodson to the subscriber dated
9th Noy 1854. and recorded in Henrico county court
once, being thereunto requested shall sell public
" upoh the premises, on MONDAY, 10th August,
1851, at O'Clock, 2. NJ, the property by said deed
conveyed, being five lots and an undivided m, i.
ETY. OF 10 other lots of land lying in the said a,l
Hill, containing in the whole about . acres.
TERMs-Cash sufficient Ia nay the expenses of sale
and also about 1855 the residue in such manner rs
will be announced at the time of sale
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee
TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts,
PDSTPONEMENT.-By consent of the parties tie
above sale is postponed until TUESDAY 25th August.
at O'Clock, p. NJ. if fair if otherwise then on the
next fair day thereafter, at 41s O'clock r. NJ
au 10 j. NJ Il Trustee
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CRYSTAL GOLD AND GOLD F0TL :

1 w DIhb UULU AND UULU FUIL.-
- We would invite the attention of Dentists to
these very superior articles. Wherever they have
been introduced, the profession have pronounced
them lar better than any Gold Foil in use. Being
adhesive, and are susceptible of a more b+autifuf
polish, producing plug more durable and beautiful
IMAM with any lo IN use. We sell them at the same
price and on the same terms rs the manufacturers
with saving Of postage and Express charges
MEADE BAKER, Chemists, &c.
ls6, N. w. corner Main and 10th strssSs
au 4-d&c2w
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IMPORTANT TO BLACKSMITHs-

l. Desiring to change my business and residence,
offer my establishment i'll the town of Smitheld Isle
of Wight county, for rent with all the Tools &C. at
tached to it. The Shop is the wharf i'll the bu-
sincss part OF the town, 20 by 40 feet, with four
FORCES and an Office and sore-ronm for ready-inaie
work attached, II feet square, all brick. The shop
lot is s. feet front 10y l20 deep and ample for Coal
Yard, Tireing Wheels, Horse Shoeing, &c. Some ui
the Tools very superior. being selected for nay
own convenience, and rarely seen except in very
large establishments.
have good stock of IRON, of sizes and qualities
to suit the business done here
Also. CAST STEEL, for axes, of which there is
much demand here, and Squares various sizes. foI
machinery aud otherpqrposes; common Steel: Borax,
and about 1910 bushels Of Richnend and Cumberland
Smiths Coal, with quantity of Coal for Cast Steel
work which will sell to the rentor at cost. The
work required here il Shipwork and Edge Tools, for
which there il much demand
There being q large Cotton Fac
tory at hand, requiring much good forging, Horse
Shooting, and good variety of farmers work gene
rally.
70 an energetic man. very rare opportunity il
here offered for stepping into good run OF work at
once, from good customers, which ii would take
years acquire under other circumstances. Posses
sion can be had Immediately.
| also offer my DWELLING, which is large and
commodiuuS, together with tie other buildings, III
Lots 10, and part of -, formerly owned by the late
NJ VI. Todd for sale, lease or rent. Possession given
LIST January, earlier if desired Terms easy.
For further information address RO. +. BARRETT,
>mthtield, Isle of Wight county, Va, or come and
for yourselves S-2tWlm
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Certificate OF a package of 10 whole Tickets, So
10 half 40
10 quarter " ~
In

In ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered, on receipt of which they will be forwarded
by first mail. Purchasers have Tickets ending in
any figure they may designate.
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
RS- Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain and give their Post Office, County and State
,Fg Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
able in full without deduction.
Fg- All prizes of 81 600 and under paid immediate
ly after the drawing Other prizes at the usual time
Of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
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BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER, Drug

RENNETT, BEERS & FISHER, Drug
~ gists, respectfully inform their friends that they
now removing to their old stand, l2j Main street
where they will be happy execute all orders for
tcles i'll their line on the lowest terms.
They are ROW commencing business with an en-
trely nes stock of fresh and reliable DRUGS, MEDI-
CINES, PAINTS, Oils, FANCY ARTICLES, PER
FUMkRf, &c, embracing every thing usually found
in n first class Drug store.
We hope our friends and regular customers will
contiEuc 10 send their orders they now be
filled sthout any delay.
To the public at large who have generously sup
ported us during the last eight years we return our
grateful thanks and hope that in future may look
for largely Increased patronage.
IS RecQect the old stand:
Ia MAIN STREET
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5 SWAN & co. Atlanta, Ga,
Or, s. SWAN Il Co, Richmond, Va.
RT- A list of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount Of the prize that each one is
entitled to- will be published after every drawing in
the following papers: New Orleans Delta, Mobile
Register, Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette.
Atlanta IntelliSencer, New York Weekly Day Book
Savannah Morning News, Richmond Dispatch, New
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T'KUSSES,
l. ELASTIC STOCKINGS,
SHOULDER BRACES
SURGEONS RANp4aES
and SURGICAL APPLIANCES, of every descrn-
ton, to be hadat MEADE q BAKERS,
New Ply siciaas' Drug store
lS6, N. W corner OF Main and 10th sts
GREEN GINGER GREEN GINGERt
ana every variety of PICKING and PRESERy-
ING SPICES; Cooking aud FlavOring EXTRACTS
10 De hau at MEADE BAKERS
New Drug Store,
fS6, N. W. corner of Main and 18th ats.
An lI--nGcIVv -. ~, e,9'
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EXECUTORS SALE OF LAND IN

IJAMS--A beautiful lot Of our own smo'
king. and averaging !es sash ssr a ssis III
ansl WlLhIA2s snoA01A'
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The Numbers from to 30,OUO corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips ofpaper, are encirced with small tin tubes and
placed LIGue Wheel.
TiS ~ prizes, similarly printed and encircled
are H mother Wheel.
IN are then revolved, and a number is
draw 8e wheel Of numbers, and at the same
time u drawn from the other wheel The
Numbef nm Prize drawn out opened and exhibit
ed to the audience, and registered by the Commits
5oners, the Prize being placed against the number
drawn This operation repeated until all the Prizes
are drawn out.
i, APPROXIMATION PRIzEs.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
first 20 Prizes will be entitled to the 80 ApproXim
ton Prizes For example: II Ticket No. IL 30 draws
the $50 600 Prize, those Tickets numbered 24s ii
l25l, IL 252 will each be entitled s225 If Ticket
No $50 draws the $4,000 Prize, those Tickets nun
bered 5is 5is Ssh $50 will each be entitled to $3.50
and SO on, according to the above scheme.
The 5000 prizes of $50 will be determined BY the
last figure ofthe number that draws the $50 600 prize
For example: If the number drawing the S60pA
prize ends with No then all the Tickets where the
number ends in J. will be entitled to 800 1fthe mum,
Der ends with No. then all the Tickets, where the
number ends in 2, will be entitled to $50 and so on
too.
Certificates packages will be sold at the following
rates. which is the risk:
Certificate ola package OIL whole Tickets. So
tNAI4
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BENNETT, BEERS s. FISHER
- Sell Semples InE,llible Baking Powder.
MEADE BAKER
Sell Semples Infallible Baking Powder.
WARING & PEARCE
Sell Semple's Infallible Baking Powder.
GEO. DOWDEN
Sells Semples Inialble Baking Powder.
Z. J. PICOT
Sells Samples Infaliibe Baking Powder.
DRUGGISTS AND GR0CERS generally
auI Sell Semple's Intallible Baking Powder
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN, whose sands

OF life have nearly run out, discovered while in
tue East indies acertain cure for Consumption Asth-
ma, Bronchitis Coughs Colds, and General Debility
The remedy was discovered by him when his only
chllg, daughter, was given up to die. Hehad heasl
maeh OF the wonderful restorative and healing QuaH-
ties OF preparations made from the East India Hemp
and the thought occurred to him that he might make
a remedy for his child. He studied hard and sue
ceeded IN realizing his wishes His child WAS cured
ana Is now alive and we'll He has since administered
the wonderful remedy to thousand of sufferers in all
parts OF the world and he has failed in making
them completely healthy and happy. Wishing 10 40
alcte teiowbeings as request it, this receipt with
nun and explicit directions for making il up and sue
cessfuly using it. He requires each applicant to In
close him shillingthree to be returned a.
postage sn the receipt, and the remainder to be ap-
Piled To the payment of this advertisement.
Address Dr. H. JAMES, No. ~ Grand st.,
Jersey City, N. J.
N. B.-DR. III. JAMES has neither ONCE nor agent In
New York rs some have pretended and advertised
The receipt Is sent from NO PLACE hint Nn.i9 Gran
street. Jersey City ~ J. .itsrn
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ERUIT CANS.-Self Sealing FRUIT Cans
Il lust received by Steamer direct from the manu-
fscturer u large supply of those intalibe Self Seal
ing Fruit Cans, which can with confidence re-
commend to our friends and the public generally
We have been selling these Cans for several years
past and in all cases give entire satisfaction. For
sale Wholesale OF retail, by m
an ".
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CPECIAL NOTICE. The subscribe

SILOIAL n U To u. = I nc SuDSCflDer
~ would inform the public that he does not charge
an exGrLtst price for Soda Water, hut furnishes cool
spark ling Soda with fresh Crean aud Fruit Syrups
the old price, "a cts. per glass ~ for ST. My Soda
alter is made by the most approved apparatus with
patent cooler draw pipes, and warranted inferior to
none. II you want a good glass of Soda, call on
GEO. DOMDEN, Druggist and
il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-15
INCIDENTS OF THE AnyorrRsyrsr.

INCIDENTS OF THE ADJOURNMENT.
There were cries for Oakley Hall, but the Chair
man announced that that gentleman was not present
General Hall, however, was present, and would pro-
badly have come forward, but the Chairman 3 pa
tience had fairly given out, and he declared the
meeting adjourned and like hungry and sensible
man, hurried home TO his dinner.
1t took long time, howev"- for the vast assem-
blage to disperse. There We lat dissatisfaction at
the want OF preparation maze the meeting in the
way Of having speakers on hand It was dusk be-
fore half of the people returned from Wall street.
PROPOSITION FOR A STANDING COMMITTEES.
A quietlookng, respectable old gentleman, who
had intended to submit some propositions, but did
not get the opportunity Of doing 30, handed to
reporter the following resolutions as those which he
would have offered, had he had the opportunity
Resolved, That the committee be requested 70 sit month
y, or Oftener during the year. and 10 consider the trans
actions Of the municipal government and report in tho
newspapers whatever they may deem necessary for tho
citizens 10 be truly informed Of.
Resolved, That the committee be authorized 70 super
cede any Of its members who neglect their duties prove
detrimental 70 the efficiency Of the body and TO add 70
their number such citizens in their opnion will pro-
mote the welfare Of the city.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
We would Ike 70 know why the chairman Of the meet
ing in Wall did not ask for tho when he pro-
posed candidate for Mayor We would also like TO know
poses three cheers for Fernando Wood. SPECTATORS
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await myself Of opportunity 70 lot you know q Tho
result q the engineers trial trip of tho Adratc up 10 This
time. We left Canal street dock about o'clock Friday
morning and have 10 sea back and forth within
Gfy miles q the IIghtshp and have returned 10 sandy
Hook 10 allow part d company 10 return 10 the city,
after which put TO again, intending 10 return 10
Now York Monday morning.
As know the interest felt in the trial Of the mighty
gnes of this steamer cannot deny mysif the pleasure
OF reporting the satisfactory thus Tar attending r.
No realize the simplicity and beauty " the
nents q the engines witbout seeing them In
operation cannot imagine what more h 10 be desired,
or in fact the of things, IA practicable bach
piston Of the two stupcndous cylinders forth IN
turn, urging It's work with giant power without the
intervention o any other, while tho valve gear and other
controlling performing their func,
regularly gently and accurately, presenting simplicity
action that captiyates every behoder aud when 4en
IN combination with such vast proportions and strength
the conviction that here i before You degree o
safety and efficiency not TO be found IN more Complicated
arrangements.
u, however not my object to describe these engines
but merely 70 let you know how successful tnrs lar IL
ths first trial "Trip Of tAc Alriatic aud that areay an
doubt of the entire success OF the machinery AMI boilers
of this noble vessel IL At end with all IN board
One word az TO the model II the lamentei George
steers were fortunately alive he would not have desired
the lines OF the Adratc 70 be other than they
A LOCKER on
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STATE OF THE MARKETS.

The Liverpool cotton market opened more steady
but closed on the Cd inst with declining tendency.
There was, however, no change In prices since the
departure of the Arabia The sales Of the three
days were 1880 bales, Of which 1000 were on
speculation
The goods market at Manchester was dull and
gloomy; sales unimportant
At Leeds there was little business doing.
The Hudderield woolen market was inactive.
The Liverpool breadstuas market was dull, with
declining tendency, except for wheat. Messrs.
Richardson, Spence & Co. and others, quote -four
dull but steady, at the rates advised per Arabia
Wheat buoyant, with an advance Of ID. on fine qua,
ntcs while the inferior grades were almost unsafe
able; red 6s. Nd. 7s. Sd; white, Ys 81. a s. ID.
Corn dull and unchanged; white, 4os. Ais.
Mcssus. Bigland Aytha Co. quote -four dull. and
Cd. a ls. lower, and corn declined Cd. Is.
The Liverpool provision market was dull. Beef
heavy Pork dull and nominal. Lard heavy at 6ss.
Tallow fat and nominal.
In the produce market there was not much
change. Rosin had declined slightly, bot closed
firm at ~. Sd. for common. Rice was firm.
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NEWS FROM EUROPE.
~~o~~~oo~o~.o~Noo~~~
THE STEAMSHIP ARIEL OFF CAPE RACE.
.>~0O>~~~O~>~~N~o~>~~~/>~-
FOUR DAYS LATER INTELLIGENCE.
Nearly Half a Million in Specie on
Board the Ariel.
Launching Of the Monster Steamer Great
Eastern a Failure.
IMPROVEMENT IN CoNsOLs.
NO LATER NEWS FROM INDIA

Sr. JOINS, n F., Nov IA, 1867.
The Vanderbilt steamship Ariel, Capt Ludlow,
from Bremen via Southampton, was boarded off
Cape Race last night by the news yacht of the New
York Associated Press.
The Ariel left Southampton ON the evening of the
4th inst, and brings London and Liverpool advices
of that day-four days later than those by the
Arabia.
She has 1874 passengers and over 100000 in
specie.
The Cunard steamship Niagara, from Boston 2lst
utimo, via Halifax, arrived at Liverpool on the LIST
instant.
The steamship Vanderbilt from New York 2Ith
ultimo had not reached Southampton when the
Ariel took her departure.
The Ariel is due at New York on or about Tues
day morning.
The news BY this arrival is not Of an important
description.
The Belgian Ministry had resigned.
King Victor Emanuel of Sardinia had subscribed
ten thousand francs to the Indian Mutiny Fund.
The telegraph between Boona and Cape Sparteret,
connecting Europe and Africa, had been completed.
The health Of the King of Prussia continues 20
mend.
The attempt to launch the Great Eastern was
made on the appointed day, but resulted in a
failure, and the second trial had been postponed one
month. Several persons were injured. two Of them
seriously.
There is nothing new from India