The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-11
DAILY DISPATCH
SATURDAY NOR xI>o

te"' el'~"A 'hhs upon the suthoritv of n. ~or, -
luminous correspondence concerning tho cro,. ,,,,
! kindred matters: "''a
The wheat harvest IL now gning ON in so,,,L
i"nnesn"e and Virginia, and liz about over n, c.
ga. Alabama and Mississippi. In SANDY dry t.,I
IN kentsckN. wheat gives indications of mstrrity
aud from one place in southern Illinois we hsy,
adSiCrS oi It's being cut There il now hut "a har
possibility to prevent the wheat crop of tho Upio
hong not on. the largest hut the tes, ever gar.
uored and the same may he said Of grass, oats
barley and potatoes. Wo would remind our read
crr however that just two years ago the prospects
were q ii ~ they now. Yet, Wet Weather
Xr'sslS damaged the hay. Gate aud wheat; but So
much rain las fallen during May and juno this
wear, which not the Ease that year. the pros
pests If dry hatvoet weather thi, better,
aud Va repeat. il il but barely possible that the
! crops will hv injured hy vet this season.
sample, Jf new barley ami heat we're exhibit
ed in this laIkvt during tho week. The quality of
both Is superior Tho wheat IL from Tennessee aud
! the barrie, irpm Sunthoru Illinois There not a
croaking expression IN on" Ut the large nunber of
letter. received during thowCck Gencrsily they
report ia, back ward. Int the plant h"athy.
All othor crops reported growing IN the great
| 1T pruid-i,u There be douht entertained
that abundance Of food and how prices will be tbs |
| great feature nt the coming season.
the crops ia Europe g,noraliy reported IA
yor,hlr. and should they turn ont Well rs they |
prni~e, II is clear but little will be ne,~ol of H.
Except at 'Ntrem" low price. The high TrIc" of
hr"adstuls tia, last tnw ycar-, has stimulated til"
cultivation uf them in all countries in the world
which will lead I" greater abundance than we
may h" prepared to witness. This is the ca.r in the
United Ststcs and Csts'da, W. know, and the tyce~
from France, Spain. Russia. Germany, the Baltic
Provinces and the British Isles, leave little doubt
that such l. the there.
Tho correspondence which We have published in
our paper leaves d-nbt thst tho fall ruwn. or
winter Whoat, Vas killed in the Northern portion of
Illinois. all Iowa, and portion of Wi-c0n.iu. and
hence the wheat harvested III those sec ti0ns bi
}r"i VIII h" -prns, and consequently, tn" quality
ltftTEr ltHf
wheat i- season promises to be most superior, the
grain tIll and plump"
THg GElArEsT BrrroR IN ESGL,>p-Con,picuou.
among those whV were making their WAY t. and
tro through the crowd Mr.. Davis the. greatest
betting man ia kHr land. and who actively rII.
Sassi Ia completing hi. book for the coming race
To those who have read heard Of this individual
sudden ri-e and oxtraordiuary fortunes ia the IN
rius rlhglt may not Ice withdrawing Ia ray that
with the exception "f sharp aud soilrt md pro-
HE. AMI keen. bright ayo, there is nothing about
th" uAn t. Indicate geuus: hr gate irregular one |
lr hsiug rligLtly lame While the left shoulder il 80
much higher than the right 10 give his body Al |
most the appearance II defpruity. He 10 OF OF, |
>curo or gin. aud phun ~ hrsAn bis hettug career
lie N"s working at hlr trade juurnc man car !
pentrr. lie has l"rt aud huudrcd. of thou |
@Auds 81 pounds within thH past f-w yslrs aud his !
c0uiuCt hsS throughout b"en high-tuned and strict
~ honorable. He ID said t. have lOst Oh one occa
+ion $4,000, which ho promptly paid thus afford |
ing au honorable contrast to the conduct. under |
to Engli4h dcA--n"n With hereditary title. or |
h"arlng commission. in tho Qur"u's s"rvic,.
Tor of the LpniScnd tbHy-itf |
Iupusr4Nr IEdAL QUESTION S.rrIEp-Th. bir.r
II Lave. under general contract IT Lir- II gull
~ II cruNrrri"H it Le hire Eaid slave to aIoiher
during tho t"riu 81 hire witunt the coIlH"ut OF the
Hnst. ANT Is liable In al. sctlou OF troysr for hi, |
vslrs, =. Fnrt1t, !. 40. 1his question has never |
before h""n s4ijudg't 10 Tenno.-ee and on4 ht now |
80 b" known and nn'erstood 10y all concerned in |
hiring slaves. The uHuOr be willing IL .ntru-t
hir slave To QUO nsL Scc"uHt 0f lis humanity |
for other hut 10 auntLol he would not
hire f"r d"uhl- ,ss. The has the absolute
rHht t" cl'"re tue TEMPORARY ftr Lis rlayr
and If this temporary nIastrr shall hire him an
other. that act II "t ts"lf courrrton Of the pro-
perty. Rnd the "rpor may Ht for the
slaves vSlns. But If after this act of uhhring
the n"uer acquIorCe directly. OF 10y scts implying
arqnir-Crnce, the right to SUE il waived
4thsfs (Tnn.) I1St.
The GREAT lIlu StoEE-Th- Columbus Uieo,
9uu, of rstursy last. ~tys
We understand that violent hail storm accom-
panied with comsid"r"h" wind, par.ed por-
ton of Macon connty Ala, "l "Wednesday evening |
Ltst doing Consldorahlo damage t" the growing |
crop. The only section from which have any |
direct Information, II from tho plantation Of Chus
stewart Esd, near th-uHrnngg"s Ridge. where il /
Is said to have been worry Vrlont, tho stones lying
thiCh upon the ground. completely covering it in |
many places. aud the wind blow ing down consider
aide timber aud truc"s, and regret l..trm that
4 negro woman, belonging to Mr.. Stewart.
killed by tho limb Of g tree railing upon her.
DAsLEIERs FROM BRI1niN YoUsG-By tho arrival |
If TIA" steamer bmAlIs. yesterday, learn that |
~'ne thirty "f Brigham Young's followers had |
made good their r-CnIo from Salt Lake City and |
reached Omaha City on the 2d inst. They stated |
that the utmost dissatisfaction prov allied in the
Mormon camp, and that thousands in Utah |
only waited for tho arrival Of the United StatoE
army to place Themselves under the protection OF
- mprtr il
rA~rc isod oN"r the unfortunate beings in that
territory, and nstamt and mort turturos death il
thc certain result. if caught ia the act uf desert
inS.-N. LvGis Lrtd,r. 7M.
QvEEE TAsr.-Tho bulletin for curioeitics Of |
the Cologne talrtte. contained lately the capri |
cous ot'cr Of al English gsntleman to Cnrlrruhe |
orphan boy 10 pay him GlO,0OO sterling his fur
nishins him within Il running year, million |
u.ed post stamps. The Eugli-hnan wants the |
cancelled stamps for the purporo Of papcrins
| "t hH ruuuin.
| NhEnlA II fHE HEAEr.-A young in Eng |
lsnd lately had Aetdlo penetrate his breast and |
enter hs heart, brcrking ,hnrt on. and leaving
nearly thrce-tourths Of inch of steel in the |
nuSclt~. To extract The accdle tho surgeon laid
bare tho surface of tho heart and the portion of
the needle MAJ drawn out with forCeps IntiamIua-
tien had srt in; but it /, regarded mort uncnIn.
mon operation and singular accident showing that
| the heart tsolt may Aurtsina sharp wound with
| ont death immediately following.
| How He Iooks-The betrothui of tho prnccss
royal Ot England is described a young man, ill
ho2 ht about hve feet uuc inches, complexion fair
light hair, cut very close still lighter mou.tachc
which runs into a thin light ~hisker. and docs Not
| conceal a pair Of large red lipb-nosc long, eyes
blue and his face of the hroad German type
DEATH RRoM RELIGIOUS ExcTEuE>f.-A few days
| since Mr.. Hiram Morris, It wealthy and RESPECTED
citizen of Warsaw, Wyoming county, y. Y, Was
conveyed to the Insane Asylum. Mt tica. rsNing
| maniac, from excitement produced by attending
| camp-meeting. The uticn Observer has since
nounced his death.
! F4TtL RsPREskNTATIUS.--It is stated that the
pyrotechDiat, Dobrrmunt. had prepared iii his lab
oratory at Paris the llth of June. great fire
work t. be exhibited shortly and which to
represent Ms dSstiRctt0a of the .cnd! After he had
left his laboratory, it went on by accident and, sct
ting fire to his magazine, caused tremendous OK
plurion and the loss Of five lives.
| lMAIGh ALTON or MORMoss.-Sincr the first OF Jam
uary last there have arrived in this country, by
iOur different vessels. upwards of two thousand
| ono hundred enlisrant. who had espousoi the Nor
mon faith III the old Country. and were m route to
Utah Territory. in the Great salt Lake basin
Woul~s FoEGIvsNg--It i. impossible te CON
c"ivo woman no atrociousiy offended by the man
| whom sho hs~ loved. hut whst she will retain
| iund Of forgiveness, upon which his penitence,
whether real OF affected. may draw largely with
certainty that his bilit will be answered.
LNr Wait>r S'od.
| INDIAN DIFFICULTIES TIE WEsT.-Advices from
| Fort Randall, state that "A band of sioux Indians
had committed II number vi murders at spirit Lake,
pc<,r the hosd waters Of the Jslues river. spirit
Lake is sixty miles from Fort Pierre and it is pro
bable troop from there will be sent after them
No UsE or BiBLks.-By tile last news from Utah
I We learn that missionary named Van kmRon hsd
arrived in the territory to distribute the Bible
among the Hormons, but his reception mast have
hat NJ he died
l i.,tnl Inn ~ le.lNn IN tn Lat I,Lr..