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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-08
DERCIVAL d GRANT,
L ARCHITECTS AND civil ENGINEERS


OFFICE, aODDINs HALL, RICHMOND, VA,
Respectfully offer their services to the public With
thorough Professional training and . combined
PRACTICAL experience Of more than 50 years, they
hope - give satisfaction to those who may favor them
with orders
In the A re b o { u ra I l. n Q; will fur
nish dessns for Churches, Public Bulldogs,
Town Houses, stores. Villas, and alterations Of
old buildings and also for Ornamental Grounds,
with full Working Drawings. Specifications and su'
perintendepce.
In the Rngineerias Department viii attend
to tho branches contested with Railroads, Sew.
erass and drainage Of Farm Lands, with all nsceasa
sMy Plans aud Estimates. ..
< variety of complete sets Of Plans for Churches
villas Farm Cottages, Bridges. 80, san DO seen At
their cfioe my 22-2m
TShE u y - X K 8 g \ ID will open a
i School MONDAY. Sept %, under the direction
Of Miss Eliza J. Nichols Terms, per session Of
months.
Board, go
Tuition in EuRIish. 10
Nude ON plano with use of Instrument Is
Tuition In Latin and French, each
No deduction except In ssss OF prosractsd sick.
JOHN T. CLAY,
ny ls-Akslns chsssssAsld, Nag u lsSf.
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VlRQlNIA WOnm I'll. SsSs~--T~~-~~~~
Z. msfsssss - cehers Should not icrest a s.aay
tss%ssi.s' III q, shs Poplar "a ssf:ias W.
very swsst and pleasant, and ssrsss i, IS being
Try Z. 1t esn b had Of ths ssssts' prrS se1,
LADD b Co. DENNET1, DEERS rIsntk.
auA Drussfsfs generally sisnE1
ACks0r's k.:xgELsIOK BITTEFS.-
from well known and distinsuishad s;ts,s 'i.mSess
now 90 much in vogue: sassfss
law, Mrs. Armstrong has bees sfBjst.d ~ r
pspsa for some sixteen years Not fndps -, ~. ~
mansnt relief from the various remedies n..3 esl-
was induced TO Try youk Exesidor Bittsrs "a ~ =
shords me much pleasure to testify TO thsi, han
results She now enjoy her food With rsi,ss -
which she was stranger previous TO the uss N &c.
valuable medieips 0yo ~ W. your
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GEO. II. SMITH.
COACH MAKER.


An@- Corner BROAD AND 9Th SITS.
(Tichenor's old stsud,) keeps constantly on hand
and mases to order. all kinds of CARRIAGES
ROCkAWAY Us, BUGGLES, SULkIES. SPRING
WAGONS, ETC. He has now on exhibition in hi.
show room unusually large assortment. which he
10 Opposed to sell upon very reasonable terms EN-.
ploying the best workmsu. and using the finest ma
terisl, he is enabled to warrant all his work.
~ Coach Smithing and jobbing of ell kinds exc
cuted promptly, ususl and upon reasonable terms
nv 1S-Smt
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FROM BRAzIL.-We have news from Brazi
oateo at Rio Grande on the 18th and at Rio ia
nero on the 18th of April. Government had given
nouce that the new tariff would lake effect on tho
!H OF July. The scale of duties on American pro-
ducts was generally speaking higher. Flour was
an exception, a. the duty was reduced Rio
Hrande was visited by severe storm on the Sd of
April, which caused great damage to houses and
snipplng, and occasioned the loss of some lives
water was driven into the streets to the depth of
four feet The American ark Lapierre, with one
OF ner crew, was lost. Captain Long aud the re-
on the masts
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SIS prices amounting to..... 1904
Whole Tickets Sl0; halves 5, quar- ters 40.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
Pho Numbers from to SO, 0O0, sorrespon ding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed ON separate
slips of paper encircled with small tin tubes an
placed In one Wheel.
The first s57 prizes similarly printed and eneirsled
are placed In another wheel.
The wheels are then revoIved, and number IL
drawn from the wheel of Numbers, and at the same
time Prize Ii drawn from the other wheel The
Number and Prize drawn out opened and exhib
tied to the audience, and registered by the Commits
sionsrs; the Prize being placed against the Number
drawn. This operation 10 repeated until all the
Prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs.-1he two preceding An
the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
Arst IL Prizes will be entitled to the 48 Approxima
ton Prizes For example, II Ticket No. lls5 draws
the $4,000 prize, those Tickets numbered 1928
ll249 1881, 1882 will each be entitled to 1925 Ii
Ticket No $50 draws the ~ 600 prizs those Ticket.
numbele ed 54S $40 55, $50 will each be entitled to
1920; and 40 on, according to the above scheme
The 5000 prizes of $50 will be determined BY the
last figure of the number that draws the 900 prize
For example, IL the nupsber drs wig the SEQ 0st
prize, ends with No. l, then all the Tickets, where
the NUN Der ends in will be entitled to $50. If the
number ends with No. g then all the tickets where
the number ends In 2 will be entitled to S2O and
on to 0.
Certificates Of packages will be sold ut the follow
ing rates. which 10 the risk
Certificate of Package Of 10 whole xisksts......Sst
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10 UFTUKks hADIt Ally CUhEO
II DIR. sHERMAN's
CELEB RATED T Il L IS

Messrs FELpBUR0 co. hsvins purchases s ~, ,ss
patent risht for the above celebrated artiee' n
state of Virsinia have opened an effes over yonh
Jack sons Drug Store. No II Main street a.1
have lot of RADICAL CURE TRUSS A. SO -
sons who are suffering from Rupture are nslea ~
cali and examine the article. by 90 doins ths5 nI
fnd certain relief from Of the most paintas sA~
DANGEROUS diseases.
Physicians are respectfully requested to CAL ana
examine tho above article
This TRUSS was PATENTED Dee 3. 1850, o''ss
an entirely now article, and viii keep back, sne
sisivsiy cure the worst form Of rupture where -
directions arc followed, and ct the same time can
worn with the utmost comfort IL 10 the sssiea saa
most comfortable Truss sver introdused
my Him
Mrs. CI.AIHORNE BAhkeDALk VIZ
lvl open school for Girla ON the 2oth OF assss;
at her residence, on Church Ill., corner atn aSs
Franklin as. The usualhranehes Of Easisn S'ai
viii be pnrsued.
TERMS Two dollars Per moath. .-r.v,
RErERKRcEs--R. j. Gaines Or. j. Z -
Henry Carrinstou Charlotte, ViTgtniai 8. ~. -"
Esq, Or. Joha WayA N @. kaad, Esq nisan'oA@
NH i7-.-dSm
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BLOCKING ACCIDENT "A young man, about eigh
teen years Of age named Cyrus Harness, q moulder
horribly mansled few days since. In attempting to
step over cog wheel connected with the m aehnery
he slipped and fell upon IL the wheel was revolving
at the rate Of seventy eighty revo utons Der min
ate, and Its revolving drew his leg 10 between the
soss and the WALL and literally it off close to the
abdomen 1t 10 said that unnatural shrfek was
heard but Ii coad not b heard distinctly A ali ths
spsesstors were shouting at the same time. some
In the second story looking down through the
hatehvsy. saw him lying upoa his bask tb his Ies
uven, and the engine stopped Immediately, but thew
could not release him. In order to do this the Coz
wheel wae driven baek upon the shaft, when hoT
noie sight vas revealed The leg was ali torn ana
mansled; oil that connected it with the bodv vss
small part OF muscle on the outsida 0"S
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certificate Of Package st 10 whole Hiekeb.
10 half $500. 40
10 quarter 500. 81
10 aiRhth %

In OxpxRlNs TICKETS on CERTIFcArEs
Enslose the money to address for the Tickets
ordered, on receipt OF which they will be forwarded
by first mail. Purchasers can have tickets endins
In any figure they may designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent to purchasers immedistel after the DRAWING
e Purchasers will please write their signature
plain, and give their Post Office, County and Sate
~ Remember that every Prize 10 drawn and pay
able in full without deduction.
All prizes Of 81 600 and under, paid immedi
ately after the drawins-othsr prises at the usua
time Of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
.. SWAN CO., Atlanta, Ga
Or, 8. SWAN 4 co,
Richmond, Va
q list Of the numbers that are drawn nom tk
wheel with the amount Of the prize that each one 10
entitled to- will DO published after every drawing
In the following papers: New Orleans Delta. Mobile
Register, Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette
Atlanta Intelligenosr, New York Weekly Day Book
INV %
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lsrgsst snd best asuortmsnt Of Boots and Shoes -
ever offered ID the State and have LaSisS fds heel
Caters with and without tips; lsdis1 m0roce0 Les
Their thisk sna thin solss. tipped end plsin ladies'
fine dress Kid and Morocco slippers, bssuttfal afti
eIs which We Will sell Ut prices that cannot fall TO
please All We ask Il call from eli Who feel dspossd
10 bay good and chesp Shoes Also 0entlemeeS
Boots and Shoes Of the best quality, namely Can
tlemens iae Calf Boots; do fine Calf and Patent Lea
ther Caters that cannot be beat In this or any other
city; Gentlemen fine Patent Lssther Pumps; dn
Calf of the best make which We will soil cheap Tor
osah ID all Of you who have cssh In hand and feel
disposed to buy good psir shoes for little money
we advise yos to 90 to MAUhICES, and You will not
repent 1t. Do not forget the number. III Eagle
Square. g MAUhiCf.
Also On immens stock Of TRUNKS, vALlCE6
and BONNET CASEB, for which We sgent, and
will sell 1t factory prices. Q. MAUkiCE
ia5 Metro politsn Shes Htore.
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IN SPRING STOCK, FOK 1857.
AAATHE NEW AND EXTENSIVE HAT, CAP
AND FANCY FUR DEPOT,
- nofu kfpnAt

Binfcrd, Dickinson & Weisiger.
Have in store and readyfor sale, at wholesale OF
retail one Of the largest and most complete stocks OF
Hats Caps and Straw Goods ever offered In this
market, which have been selected with great care
from the largest and most extensive msnufaesones'
nessee trade.
Tho attention Of merchants and others, h most
spectfuly called to the above splendid stock, which
comprises every stvla suited to the Spring trade.
FRESH SPRING SHOES.--l am
- receiving weekly additions to my already
extensive assortment Of Caters and Shoes
of every description, for ladies' misses and children.
l received by Express and will open this morning, .
beautiful lot of
Lsdies' Button French Lasting Heel Caters
Do. Congress do do do. do.
Do French Lasting Side-Laee Creole Caters
to which the attention of ladies 10 asked
my9 JNO. C PAGE JR, Is Main 1t.
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- LADJhS' BLACK GA1THhb nj
90; Lsdies Kid Ties 75o; Ladder Morocco
Ties s7ac: Ladies' fine Morocco Slipper
IL; Ladies fine K Slippers hseled LIS; Chtidrens
button Caters IS eepts Child ems fine tipped Boots
rs cents; ChtIdren's Patent Leather and Morocco !,
ankle Ties GA cents; Misses button Caters 1 Is,
with various other styles, equally ss cheap In pro-
portion. MARCUS HARRIS,
is5 1888 Broad street.
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We, the undersigned, members of the Board Of
Directors of the Bank of Rockingham, believe the
fore going statement to be correct
A. B. IRICK,
PETER HENEBER6ER,
r. w THURMOND,
w. A. CONRAD,
HENRY OFT.
STATE OF Observation-Disclosures county, to wit
This day, C. c. strayer, Cashier CT tho Bank OF
Rockingham, personally appeared bsfore me, NO.
tary pub bic, in and for sad county, and made oath
that statement show ing the condition
Of the Bank Rockingham, ON the LIST Of April 1887,
10 true to the best of his knowledge and belief
Given under my hand this LIST day of June 1887.
SaM'b r STERLING N.
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TO BE DRAWN
EACH SATURDAY LINK.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES
prizes of R225 spproxmstins to $4,000
prize are. Observation-Disclosures. ssa
prizes OF 5000 approximat1ng to $4,000
prize are. ..s..s......s.. ~
prizes of Sl25 spproximating to $4,000
prize are. ....................... 500
8 prizes Of $40 spproxmatins to $4,000
prizes are. ..s.............s.. 56D
IL prizes Of $50 approximsting to $4,000
prize are..................... so
Is prises of $40 spproximatins to $1,000
prize are. 64U
900 prizes OF go %
81 prices amounting to-. E2Gt. 0W
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xx,S.7zsA WIN UNn IL fatu1s ave ss ny
personal this business, and from my long
experience, feel assured that all orders lef with
will be satisfactorily complied with l have now
such articles al necessary for the interment of
the dead. Orders bs left at the Cabinet Ware
room of Belvin Atkinson, on Governor street:
la 2-lWd JOHN A RELXIE
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OFFICE OF adams EXPRESS CUM'Y.7
Richmond May 1st. 1857 !

P1ANOs..-.The uubscrihcf
hss just received one Of J. c. Dis
Nm U cheers celebrated octave PIANOS.
IL 70 unnecessary TO say anything La
sommendstion Of Fishers Pianos; they are too well
Known and appreciated to require It, Any person
Wishing superior Piano has now an opportunity TO
obtain one st the Manufacturer priro. =
THO6. w. KEEREE
aNe A. Geo ]. NumnArsa Rsaxl n
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AMERICAN CITIZENS HEIRS TO PROPERTY IN
ENGLAED Il. is said that case in Chaucery 10
London, has just been decided by which a mum
Der Of American citizens have been declared the
lawful heirs to the property Of Mrs Shard who
died In England In 1919 The amount involved is
believed to be about $3.50 600, (which for several
years has been invested in British securiti O. await.
ing q final decision. The heirs in whose favor the
decision has been rendered reside in Maryland
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Vermont Ohio aud
Michigan Their attorney in London writes that
no appeal had been taken as yet though there wss
some appreh enson that there would be a resort
to higher Court by those interested in resisting
the payment of the money
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-08

UMBEK FOH SALE 1.-THE subscriber
IL lie prepared to furaish any quantity of Lumber
upon the hart At Richmond for reasonable prices
and such IS will not fail to suit and all in want
of the article This Timber Is of frstrate quality,
and cut to sui. tbs maraet. ON Chickahomny river,
w. COLGIN
s-Orders left at DR.. ]. w. Garlicks, near Old
MARKET will be faithfully attended to.
is5. Staw2wt w. G..
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QASslNI's AKc OF SINGING ..P- "A,
u TAYLOR has just received a few copies of BIAS
6lNPS ART or SINGING This new book 10 most
highly recommended. Some of the best judges say
of it
'In the first nineteen pages Of this new method IL
embodied more sound sense on the nature and sapa.
bties Of the human voice than can be found In
half. dozen similar works by European masters"
p6-h
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J. T. NORTON, JAS. NJ ARMIsTRAD,
Late Of 1armville) Late of Cumberland so,)
JOSEPH BLANToN,
(Of Cumberland eountv.)
MORTON, ARMISTEAD IL CO., Com
lVl MISSION MERCHANTS. opposite Snoskoe Ware.
mousse Richmond, Va, will give special attention to
the sale of all kinds of PRODUCE, and to any other
business eYtrusted to them.
- LIBERAL ADVANCES made On Produce, either
IN sash or 9uano. de 19-ddeSr
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VIM. A. LEA,

WIN. L. SATTEKWHITE.
No. "a Main ct and cor. Franklin aud 18th sts.
WANTED Three Journevmen Cabinet mai ers.
P. 6.-Se1vants' Collins ready made, of oil sizes
The above can be found at all hours at the corner
of Frauktiu and 18th street, nv 10 Int
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E>OR SALE..One Cylinder STAVE SAW
l. and one sTAVE ORESBER-both new and in
good order. For terms, sppIyto
ap lS-0 JETER LEFTWICH
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NOTICE Notice is hereby sfven that
Y application will be maize TO the Chamber
lain rf be Git, Of R:hmopd for the renewal of bond
No 33 of tn city of Richmond, in the name of r. A.
E. BARNEY, for five huoored dollars, dated 9th Jan.
arS. la57 and payable lst January, 1852 SAID Send
having been lost mislaid. nv IA LAWNS
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yT7Hn UNITE.3 STATES HUTbI. ts aid
l mitted, by all, to be one of the most pleasant
and convenient Hotels In the city. Some of the
best rooms are kept for the special accommodation
O. traas mt visitors, where the, will find good old
Virginia Fare, the moderate price of 3 Is per
day. Also some superb rooms and pairs of rooms
for families with Board, ct moderate prices, by the
week monh
Also several fine rooms for rent, without Board.
ap lS-Stawu JOHN A. JETER. Proprietor
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NO HUMBUG COrns cured entfreiy with
l y on, the aid of knife rugs" for ., Gems ,r
III. money will be retuened. Think not kind reader
that wi ,h something for nothing; but rest assured
that all be done that have said Nothing can be
lost but much will be gained. Address
c. r. EDWARDS,
hsrlottesville, rginia.
N. B -Wite plainly your name, Post Office coun.
ty, and State. nv 20 lawSws
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~ IL 81 1 kxgSMc SASaG g
II u r - On and after
April Let, the ommodation Train Of this Compa
ny will run daily, lsundsys excepted) between Mil
ford and Richmond
Leaving Milford Is A. NJ stopping at the Cottage
for breakfast, and arrive In Richmond at O'Clock
A. M,
Returning, will leave Richmond at O'Clock r. M
and reach Milford at $40 r. N.
stopping for passengers at any point each way.
FARE the Same a. on the Through Trains.
SAML. RUTH,
Superintendent transportation.
OFFICE r 4 P r. 4. CoMPANy,}
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r1s57x55xEB1 NUTICE.-On and after the
aET%(SW Path, an Extra Train will be run eve.
ry SUNDAY to Ashland leaving Rich.
mond at 9o'closk A. M. Returning, leave Ashland
at O'Clock P. M. 8. RUTH,
sup't Of transportation.
Office r.. F. l. P. X. X. Co
Richmond. Nav 49, 1857. ! nv 10
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WILLIAM HURLEY, Banker,
w SO Main st., opposite the st. Charles Hotel,
Richmond, Va.
Dealer In Domestic Exchange, Unsurrent eans
Notes, Business Paper and Mar Securities OF
every description.
LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT AHs SOLD.
fa 1O-6m
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ID KUNIIn EL d STEERS,
- COMMISSION MERCHANYS

CHEAP HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING
" AND GLAZlNG-The subscriber proposes to
work cheaper than any other Shop in this city. and
will do his work In such a. manner to please his
patrons. All ask IL a fair trial. give me job snd
will do 1t In such manner to insure another from
the same. shop is on 7th street, just in the
of the Marshall Theatre, up stairs between Grsce
and Broad streets. l resi- ectfuIly solicit a call
from my friends and felow-citizsns My motto Ia,
punctuality to all jobs, either Isl small done
minutes notice VIM C. BARNES,
m I'm Practoal HnuaA and Rian PaintAr.
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~ j. Ii SMITHS
L. SALOON, xG
roams.IY SACK.

ID sELLsNG OUT AT COST. For the
- purpose of closing u o my Drug and Apothecary
~ business, l offer far sale, at cost for cash. my
~ stock Of Drugs Medicines and Fancy Goods.
CON prIing general assortment Of articles usually
kept in an ADothecary store
Also, the Fixtures Cases and Furniture belonging
to the store. J. F. JACKSON, No IL Mainst
my 76-ts Old Market Bridge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-12

Another job of tie Lewber species is quietly
slipping through the Common Council. The scheme
is the purchase Of land on Wards Island. at price
to suit the seller and bis sccompEces. Not daring
to carry it through openly the parties to the enter
prise offered resolutions in the lower Beard apps-
rently of simple inquiry-st least such they were
understood to be- and with that understanding they
we're suffered to pass almost without opposition.
But now it appears that the resolution provides for
appointing referees to agree upon 8 price, aud
makes their report binding as bons Ade sale.
and who is to appoint the referee for the city
Not The Controller, whose duty i. naturally would
be; nor the Corporation Counsel, even, whose
sanction is expected to the tite but Mayor Wood is
to make the rejection on the one hand and Mr. Alex.
MeCotter On the other. This NcCotter u the agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-12
Who is it now that is keeping up an agitation

Who is it now that is keeping up an agitation
about KspsAs and Slaveryi
At the last session Of Congress, Mr.. Grow, from
the Committee Of Territories, reported 10 the
House bill to end the complications and troubles
respecting Kansas by referring the whole matter to
free ard fair election BY the People Of that Terri
try This bill was 30 fair, so just % NANTES by
proper and urgently demanded, that it was sup
ported not only BY al the Republicans in both
Houses, bot by several Democrats and nearly 81
he Americans from the Free States. 1t passed
Ae House, wherein the Republicans were minor
ity BY majority Of twenty but was killed BY the
Democrsts in the Senste. Had that bill been al
lowed to psss, and had Mr.. Buchanan taken care
that 1t should be fairly executed, Kansas would
have cess<d ere this 10 be focus Of interest or
subject Of controversy.
That opportunity failed; but another is now pre-
scented. All that is nksd on our aide is the sub
mssion Of al questions affecting especially the Pso-
ple of Kansas to . direct and fair vote Of tia.
Peo,le Lot Copgress provide for this, and all may
be settled By the 18th Of March next What hin.
dsrsi
There is no need Of new Constitutional Conven-
lion In KAnsss-no need that new Constitution be
framed. There Is ono too many Of these already
ore more than 10 wsntsd-!st the people say which
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-12

Senator Douglas, though he paired off against
tho confirmation of Denver, is not to be punished
FIR his resistance to the bogus Constitution makers
of Ksnss BY the loss Of his position at the head of
Democratic party cannot do without him just now,
and mutt tolerate in him antics which would bring
The head Of q smaller man 10 the block. We are
more and more assured that ne will triumph in his
present policy and bring o d Book to his marrow
bones. If so We entreat him not to turn the Pres
isent cut Of tho party. Let masnanimity DO re-
ciprocatsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-12

C,l Johnstor's dispatches to Gen. Scott reach
Us by wsy Of Washington. They are Of the same
date 81 the letter of our Special Correspondent,
published yesterday, and contain nothing additional
~ regards tie movements Of the troops. Upon
tie plaBs Of the Commander Of the Utah army they
d., however, shed come light 1t is not Col. John
ston's intention to enter Sal. Lake City before
Spring. He intends 10 form junction with Col.
Alexander at the mouth of Fontenele Creek, about
thirty miles from that oificerss present camp at
Hams Fork, and not far from seventy miles from
bis own camp at the South Pass. lie Will
Winter at Henr9's Fork on Green River,
~here 10 hopes that Col. Cooks command,
with whom il Gov. Cumming, will JON him. C,l
Johrstoo THINKS his force barely adequate to the
protection of supply trains, and predicts that the
co1test viii be q protracted one unless large re-
endorsements be sent tim. He speaks of the im-
possibility Of his making retrogade movement as
if no thought that eIisencies might arise before
bong that would afford q poorer soldier an excuse
fof beating retreat.