The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-31
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there was no resort but thssword. The South win
no ionger bear that sin theory, and will but fpw
gays longer submit to the liberation theory Tn.
@ sor.n viii have to find out that the South is the I
sau s..st balance wheel of the Union. Why De- |
c,ss AT the South you can't have Agrarianism You |
en- n . nave Fourierism yon can't have Free-Iuyeis,n
tha ne rn siaveholders at the south know too well |
the dsnsariiity resting them to meddie with |
/ OF tn aIous issues Of the North The platform
will i"s new school is peculiarly Southern and we
position ~fe peace until all sects adopt the same
which viii ras,.1 rs have the strong organization
inta ~ years, We will have aur hra,h ana IN iess
| union ever Lnse tue grandest national religions
his daily round H. and when the sun rises TO 20 |
sa,a. 'he tops OF hills-risinr ta ngns, ne VIII
glad at 40 would ascend tho songs Of a,,i; .uo
/ = ~ ~ glorious q sight Vi uiihons
/ =. An invitation to visit H.
| 80 schristian Association was VI .ns toung
passed y 'uahks To the Association |
! on motion the convention aa,
morning at O'clock. ''ournoa to meet this |
tsrv ~ o. Perrin. private sscro
iat.er AT Lawrence ten DAYS aso r. .au'R VI tle
OF war or bloodshed. ss iosinistioh
Governor Walker was usn, a. .s ~
comfatus' when the civil author;t;ss Posss
MAKE arrests for breaches of the peace N0 n0'
| Inc i,o3o troops in Kansas will remain tba. .r,
after the October election. ."eie Iii
The Postmaster General has inst as..,l,,.,,
daily mail between Kansas city and Iecomntor
ana tri-weekly mail from Lecompton to Marys.
vile. Other similar improvements are to be made
LARGE GRANT OF LAND TO THE ALABAMA AND Prop,
DA KMLRoAD.-The selections of the sections of pub
Tic lands within the six miles limits of the ''Alaba
ma ana Florida railroad" have been certified by
| the General Land Office to the State of Florida
| amounting in the aggregate to S6,760 acres.
THIS grant was made by the act of Congress Of the
18th of May 1856. The road extends from the line
dividing Florida from Alabama to Pensacola.
NATIONAL EMANCIPATION CosvEsrIoN-THIRp DAY.
Before the National Emancipation Convention. now
in session In Cleveland. series of resolutions
introduced, the principal feature Of which is to
make the General Government agent for the
| people in the cause of emancipation; paying to
each State abolishing slavery, the sum of $3.50 for
each slave, and further that each State shall pay
| to the shareholders an additional S15 for each
| slave emancipated.
The latter sum to be raised by a land tax, and
| the former in Government bonds.
| The resolutions were discussed by Messrs
Elihu Burritt Gerritt Smith and Others
Crops IN NORTH CARoIIsA.--The Greensborough
IN. c. Times says;
In the adjoining counties of Forsyth, Stokes and
Rockingham the fields are burdened with the ahun-
| dance OF the crops. Corn especially never looked
| more promising, and with the assistance of the
gentle rain now descending many farmers will
De compelled to build new barns for storage. From
the severe winter. tobacco plants were late and
consequently this crop Is not quite forwards but
with an accommodating fall the markets will be
well supplied. The above is what we have seen
ami corroborates with reports from all parts Gf the
country.
THE STEAMSHIP ADRIATIC.-The steamship Adriatic |
is advertised to sail for Liverpool on the 18th of
september next, and before that time the owners |
intend to have her out three days cruise. 1t |
is said that this vessel will cost her owners a mil
lion of dollars paid down, aud million more for |
loss OF profits during the nineteeA months
The reason Why the Adriatic failed to be ready
Tor sea at the appointed time is the adoption by
tho designer of untried valve and of un untried
condenser. both of which failed.
The Adristic will be US strong as her consorts OF
the Collins line, and nothing better could be wished
for.
SAD AccIDENr.-On Saturday last al Mr. Chap
mans Mill. near Salen, Roanoke county. Va, lit
tie daughter Of Mr.. Johu Parish about nine years
old was crushed almost to pieces by the water
wheel. She fell in the trunk short distance
above the wheel, where they were in the habit Of
catching apples lodged by rack. designed to pre-
vent trash from golpg through, and probably was
drowned before getting to the wheel. She was not
missed by her parents until the stoppage of tue
mil caused them to examine what wrong.
when they discovered child under the wheel. 1t
was discovered before night, but they were unable
to extricate the body before abont9 O'clock.
ARREST OF Col. KINNEY AT BrLIzE-The New Or
leans Picayune states that Col. Kinney had been
arrested at Belize where he had landed through
marine disaster which had occurred to the vessel [
on which he had taken passage firm Greytown TO |
Corpus Christi, where he was going to procure |
funds) on debt. He was afterwards released on |
security.
ACcInFxr Tur MIssIssIapt RIupnIn-
We learn by note to the postmaster at Memphis, |
from the postmaster at Oxford, that very distress
sing accident occurred there on the railroad track
on Friday. While the hands of Mr.. W. +. Avent |
were working on deep grade, tremendous land |
slide fell upon them, instantly crushing three men
to death and fearfully manglng two others, but il
Is thought the wounded will TeSoVer.-Nenptas /
Neios. e...- ..E t
PUSHING IT FORwARD-The track laying on the |
HempheId Railroad is still going forward with "a
pidity. The trackayers have reached TsylOrstown.
four miles east of Claysville and SIX miles west of
Washington. An engine was 10 have proceeded up
to that point yesterday evening Those engaged in
the work are now quite confident that 1t can be ac
complisAed by the 18th of September.
DIsAsrER-The bark Jasper, Capt. Bennett, ar |
rived at Norfolk, Va, Thursday evening, from
Charleston, S. c.. with assorted cargo On Sun /
day night last off Little Egg Harbor, came in col
lision with unknown schooner, and carried I
away her bow-sprit cut-water head gear, &c.-put |
in for repairs. y tH-
LETrBRs In THE ByRpELt ESTATE GRtSTKp-Mar-
garet, widow ef John Burdel, this FRIDAY
morning, took out letters Of administration in be-
half Of her three children, heirs of the late Harvey
Burdell.-N ]. Erpress. .ta.t
SECOND CROP OF SrRAwBsRRIEs.-Tbe Newbery Is.
c. Mirror of the 26th inst, acknowledges present
of very fine Strawberries, being q specimen OF
"second crop" grown by DIR. o. b. Mayer, of that
vicinity. plant that would bring two crops OF
this delicious fruit would be a desidera tum here.
LARGE HAUL OF SHEEPsaEAD.-rhe Norfolk Herald
states that some fishermen IN the water thereabout
fell in with d shosl of sheepshead that were so
dense and heavy that the seine could not be hauled
with them in it. The fishermen had to spear them,
and that way filled their boat with some uncom
monty large fish, that retaled in Norfolk at D.
| cts each Quite run of luck for the fishermen
| SLAVE TURNED sIAvgHoLDER-The Norfolk Herald |
states that several free negroes were recently put
up at public sale in Norfolk comfy, vagabonds
| having no visible means of earning livelihood
| they were purchased hy q slave In Portsmouth,
who says he means to get the fall value Of his
| money out OF thein.
| slr.-The savapnah News has late intelligence
I from Bahama, from which IL learns that tue proc
poets of all the saltproducng islands are veW IA
vorab!e. The amount raked Mt magma up to the
Ist August was $50 600 bushels. The Turks Isan6
Standard Of the same date reports about oAs mil
lien bushels on hand in that colony, w.ta the pro
liability OF a larger quantity lace of SALT ten
cents per bushei.
| SERIOUS Ac5.pEsr. - The Alexandria sentinei
states .sEs stf Townly Monroe, residing in Prince
G.argess county Md. a few miles hssoad the Alex
fanlra ferry had his right feGs badly crushed 10
| A threshing machine, Ih srsday evening, that ais
life Is despairedqk
O.xpgDArEs FOR THE SENATE --f0i. d. n. Floyd, J.
r. Dunn Ch ii. Greever and Edmund Saunders
candidates to all the vacancy in the Senate occa-
/ stoned by the resignation OF DIR. 7. ~ Tate aI-