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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-25

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-25

uw1AHTrRE THE PACIFIC WAGON RoCTx
CORPS, RrC.
wAsnvrsv, April "a, 1857
- arrangements are now oonIre'ed for The cestrec
- If the Cahfoyn., wagon ross, and ne superistea
A with their attaches, iesve 10 morrow Tor tSe scse
- lbsb hbors.
rIre " d gres; dssrtb Of news just BOW.
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ing gA, from wHw lost overheard Frascs ysrnAnna. q
Lisboa . SEAMAN same time, lost fHesah .
i Mhehin .
shr sesery ste,son. Charleston, days. viii mdse, 70
kcGresdy, NOT Co.
schr spence. AsRss, 0eorge.own Sc Ssy;; a ,~,,,
cotton - nlossom Son. 18Th inst 10 miles Of Hastera
IN gale fPom NV, lost foresa boat and part Of dcsA 0sd
6chr Conrad For, Ward, Virginia, days
6ehr Brady, Dogherty, James River.
1chr Harrison Price Johnson James River.
6cY Dawson, Abrams, Virginia
Sehr Gilman d King, Trimble, Calais.
echr Wonder. French Providence.
Steamer Commerce. Hardy, Norfolk, with nase 70 REID
Nash.
Steamer Kennsbec, Hand, Philadelphia
Steamer Peuel Arey Providence.
Basf Cenfuesos from Cienfuesos-By pilot bda Geo Steers
Also one ship, unknown
The SemapbOre at the Highlands reoors the steam m
gate Niagara in the onng al 6 Pm. She probably viii not
come IN the Hook 10 night
Wind w.
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and Of Washington, the Of he Jamestown
scciety, win - duly Sspresented there.
By ssne CRIMINAL nisuanagenpenS a. he pAr Of soma
persons, The democrakSc convention 70 DAinate caDdi
date for The soe a Attorney General made vacant BY tho
res,xnaou Of Mr.. Boeock, fixed for the 18Th of May tho
same day upen which the above celebration viii Take
place ms unfortunate ooincidenss and sot at all
Compatible wh that SUCCESS which all would fesgn IOc
for IN connection viii the latter movement No doubt tho
festivities win be Interesting, despite this drawNes but
they would certainly be stn more 30 had this oyNe 'sn
syJfied.
The number Of sspHants for the nomination 10 he 1t
torney Gdnesahap cannot be les than tvSsl or four
teen The latest see In the field Is pairS irry Ayie,
Of this city the grandson Of the ~ ro,s Patrick Henry,
lawyer Il great promise, aud worthy tho relation
which be Occupies y that great professional
qualifications and party services constitute proper
claim 70 any oGoe In hs GIN Of the democracy, ibis gen
uemen has truly pro- mAnens claim
The weather continues remarkably cool for this season.
There are sad accounts from the tobacco growing regions
the plants being represented wholly lost under use
banefu influence II the recent severe fosts The same
reach here reference 70 the fruit trees and
the cotton crop IN Of the neighborng States Serious
aprrehenions fen of considerable drawback In the
suly Of these commodities next year, and consequent
agant price. Present indications justify similar
apprehension In regard 10 the wheat CROP but may rally
under the influence Of q more genial season
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John Levy, do
Herald Marine Correspondence.
proydenes: LaraIn' CSsrbnak Warsham = eHA''' ''A
Below bark Poultney. from New Orleans; also, three
Ga bark Fontaine Kelly Matanzas; brgs Melazzo Put
nam, oardsnas RItsn, Founan. Hsysna sShrs May
new masts) Cobb Ccntuegos Silver Magnet Perry, Key
West Kate Kaahan Kallahsn, Maven; Lrkn, Churbuck
nElscelIaneosss and Dasasesrs.
WRALx IaON OF Providence, before reported lost was
Wreck Reef of the coast of New Holland the
ah Of November last Crew saved and arrived Ct Sydney
sperm OIL sold Capt Hardwick at Auckland
New zsaisd Jan and would return 70 the United States
By the hrstopportuuliy. -; .i4-.1-fE -Fr+atf -
EfP AxvMcAN, from New London for n john Nh before
reported disnstsd N the gale OF 18th INST was towcd 70 New
the above ths,rs viii, the exception of he bowsprt and
bboon with the sails attached We're lest Some damage WAS
fhng s,ars b, probably ne hull was unnurad. Tr dam
age 5000 and she win probably be taken e
New York for repairs. The American butt a. Portland
in 1871, rates IN ss TONS and Is valued at 5000 She had
Just been thoroughly repaired.
Loss ov BAaK COURIER Capt SHERWOOD Of bark Courier
Boston; that mp Monday April b. nothing particularly
sd on Ss az 10 o at winch s WAS x Y
for ten hours and blew with such violence as TO throw tbs
hours Which hs make ' mach water Having
feet In the hold was compelled to cut away the foremt
iopmast with H. losing ali The sails and rigging attached L
them leaving nothing standing except the main ana mze,
board kept hands pumps and after a. hours
eeeded in reducing the water in the hold but tho weather con
Az r. NJ on he 10Th made sail all hands being on
by pumping and prospect of saving the vessel set sigma
be the ship California Packe. of New Bedford Capt
airs from Tfa iSHk Us al Oh s ana eyos
BARK NuycEs near Cohasset has blged but Ne
in position Her cargo will be discharged upon tn
beach csred 70 the railroad depot and forwarded by raro
much trouble.
BR BARK MAyrhe pig iron On board Br bark May, from
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A CoNJUGAL TRIAL,-At Zurich, in former
times, it the custom, when a married couple
applied for divorce account ofincompatibiiity
of temper, for the magistrate to shut up the pair
for fortnight in an isolated tower on the lake
Not only were they condemned to common
room but they were supplied with only one bed,
one chair. one knife and one fork, SO that their
comfort depended entirely on mutual compIaisance
IT, after the expiration OF the fortnight they per-
sisted in their resolution, the tribune ordered Sc
rious examination of the case and if possible the
divorce. But in general the quarrelsome pair did
not wait for the end of the trial 10 which they were
subjected to become reconci!ed. and would request
to be released - GdlignGni's MESSENGER
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

SUICIDES IN FRASCE.-A very curious wor k has
lust been issued from the Paris press, Suicide,
and Suicidal Insanity, written by distinguished
author In the departments of physiology and psy
chology-M Beaumont The author shows that the
total number of suicides in France from 1894 to
ls45, Inclusive was twenty five thousand nine bun
dred aud fifty one, of which seventeen THOUSAND
nine hundred and four were men. Within the same
period the total suicides in Paris, alone was tour
thousand Ave hundred and ninety five. of wbieh
three Thousand, two hundred and fifteen were nlen
Unmarried suicides were as l to 2-serentY 'sIA'
married. ! 10 2-nineteen: widows and "iuo"eis,
TO 2-thrty-two; persons Of wealth one NUM-. =.
and twenty six; in comfortable circumstance nv
hundred and seventy one; gaining simple subslst-
euce two thousand; hard up,two hundred ang se;,
FIVE; used up and desperate, one hunureu auu s
nine; paupers. one thousand one AZ, ~ pa-;s ia
seveuty.,hree The number OF suicloes ~ q, 10
greater during the summer man lne 49, a'ed
months; and of the four thousand hve hundrea anu
ninety five suicides in Paris, one thousand anu
ninety-four were committed during broad dayis1,'
seven hundred snd sixty six in the evening SIX
hundred and ffty-eight st night-the remainder
not ascertained.
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T'Hk FiCHpIOND WINK STORE.
DUDLEY 4 CO.,
importers and Wholesale deaIers I'm Cho,,.
Wines, Fine Brandies, Liuuors. S,tUass

DUDLEY CO.
importers and Wholesale deaIers I'm Cho,,.
| wines, Fine BTandies, liquors, Ctuars
| we Gail particular attention of the trade, hote
keepers. private families and those that Inv 70,
Medical purposes, to large and extensive .tocI
! consisting IN part, viz: Wnes-MadeiraB; SHERIFF.,
ports Pure Juice; Hock,; Cisrets; &c 80 All grade,
rort very o!d and hne in original packages of bot
| ties, for Medical and sacrameptaI nae - "
Champagne Wines.
Helos1ok q Co; foucher; Vt Olivier & Co; LIE
Marquis de Poneet siery; Old Anchor; and other
brands for which we agents, and can offer great
Inducements to the trade and hotels
Brandies.
Hennesseyi Otard. Dupuy Co; MarteIl; PeJIs.
Vorsn A. Sci snett and other brsnda from the loves
price upwards.
Liquors.
Jamaica; ct Croix aud Boston Rum; Arrack: Hol.
land Gin; Scotch and Irish Whiskies; Old Bourbon
and Mountain Rye Whskey; Old Peach and Apple
hrandies; Curacao Abisnth; KiTsch; Marasobjpo
also, Ginger Wine; Blackberry Brandy; Cher,
brandy; Bitters, which are excellent for summst
Complaints. IVA DN'H'e'
large variety Of Choice Bran6s
Wait Liquor.
ournesss Dublin Brown stout u,hhar,,. l. ~
ass ass London Porter; Philadelphia Portsr. Mu,,
sons scotch Ala Alsopps Indix PsIs Az. ~ a.,
aon,e and sparkling Ale; Philadelphia Ala snd y.
SCI Deer, In pints and quarts
nose In want Of the genuine article WA irvt,. 10
'an and examine. ~ Main street, Richmond Va
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DEkClVARI g. GRANT,
ApCuJnL'Cus Ann 0yyIT

DERClVAE 81 GRANT.
l. ARCHITECTS AND CIVIL ENGINEERS,
OFFICE, GoDDIN's HALL, RICHMOND, VA,
Respectfully offer their services to the public With
thorough ProfessTona training and combined
Practical experience Of more than so years, they
with orders
In the A re Ia tect l. Inc; will fur
Dish desl,ns for Churches, Public Buildings,
Town HOuses stores, Villas and alterations of
Old buildings; and also for Ornamental Grounds,
with full Working Drawings, Specific cations and Su.
perintendeuce.
In the Engineering Department. will attend
to the branches connected with RntlrOa ds Sew
erage and drainage of Farm Lands with all necesss.
ssry Plans and Estimates.
variety of complete sets of Plans for Churches
villas Farm Cottages, Bridges, &c, can be at
their offioe. my 22-2m
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oMwR CAKR!AGEs, CARRIAGEs.-

oM~R CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
HNse*E The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
-xGA1Making Establishment Lombard AL.
ley, between Main and Cary Q3th and l4th streets
near the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARIO.
TEES, RAROUCHES, BUGGIES with and without
tops, and SULKIES, all of his own make, Of the
best materials and workmanship; all of which will
be sold low good work of the kind can be in the
city of Richmond and respectfully ask a call from
those In want of any article In the Carriage line
determined to make to order and sell at the low.
est prices possible, and all work sold, that is new
warranted.
r =" ~ MTCkIAH MANGITN
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The BuRDELL CAsE.-The Surrogate has con
Investigation will be Resumed on Monday morn
Jog next; This has been done on motion of Ma.
thAniel Richardson, Esq In consequence of the
implied impeachment of Mrs Mary Crane, a
witness IN the case for whom that gentleman was
counsel 10 . civil suit-N. Y. Mirror.
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ioWNskSD AGAIN. The Cleveland Herala
says the account Of Townsends escape turns on,
10 Dc = Hoax The steamer Telegraph brings
news thAt ihe prisoner Is safely lodged in Cayues
JAN ana no doubt has yet been expressed of his be-
ing the man wanted, except In newspapers Of 9TH
er towns. - ~''-
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SUDDEN DEATH OF A CUBAN MILLIONAIRE
Att New York Hotel, in New York, Sunday.
Senior Crosses, Cuban of great wealth. died
suddenly of cong estion of the brain The ,eased
it appeared was connected with the most wealthy
and respectable families in Cuba and had recently
arrived in that city from Havana with view Of
spending the summer in the North. He leaves
property to the extent of nearly 81 600 900, con,
ssting principally of real estate in Havana and in
the interior of the island of Cuba
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DISTRESSING Miss Anna Robinson and Miss
Morgan were drowned last Friday week, while on
a sailing excursion on Crystal Lake near Cannon
Falls, Minnesota. They were in q sailing vessel a
short distance from shore, with ten others, when
storm suddenly arose; most of the company became
alarmed and jumped overheard, and these ladies
were drowned. The others reached the shore in
safety.-St. Louis Republican.
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CURIOUS FACT The brig Thos Trowbridge
has for two voyages past fallen in with the wreck
of the brig ii Carver, abandoned and fu NJ
water-ibe first time on the goth of February In
iat 50 deg N, long 70 deg 30 min W, and lately on
the 10Th instant lat 80 deg N, long 20 dec az min
w 40 w AiAn
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ASHTON AND DIsEAsE-The Paris correspon
dent OF the Boston Traveller says :-sThe doctors
nave declared that the present extraordinary inv
ton (Which prove unusually fataD are entirely
owing to the bell petticoats, which expose the
whole female person, from the wais, down to the
feet, to the weather" Was there ever any fashion
which was Lot denounced as the cause of disease!
Medical men find it much easier to exnlain Tho
origin Of disease in that way than to discover the
real sources of arrangement to health.
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FRENCH INDUSTRY The productive INDUSTRY
r " rance Is estimated at nearly three thousand
millions Of francs, annually Cotton mapufactures
FORMING one sixth of this Wooden the next In i'm.
and fifth silk - i10@'ne''
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TAXEs.-The Legislature of New York, at its
recent session. assesseda State tax of three mills
90 tue 1oHar upon an tne taxable property in the
State New York city will have to paw 81 535 o2l
in addition to So ga 81 for city and county taxes
making total of Sc. 200. 072 There is grea,
deal of grumbling through the State at the in
crease
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IA kUNAWAY.-.B2OO re wnrd w in be
eA given If taken in the State, and $500 If taken

"a out of the State.
IN Runaway. my negro boy JOE, sometimes
.~kn called JOE WINSTON; sbeut q years old;
little fee. high rather stout bulls; dark gin
ger bread color; small noustache; stsmmsrs badly
when infused orquicky spoken to; took slopg 2 or
Of cloths one blue dress coat with bras but
tous black ants and patent leather shoes white hat
silver watch with gold chain last in this
city Tuesday last; had pass to Hanover county,
aud supposed to be making his way towards York
river tor the purpose OF getting board some
ing vessel. SAMUEL ELLIS.
10
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hR THOS LEONAND, of the Medical
IL College London, s1ers his rvices ON very res
sonabe terms, to those afflicted with sill secret dis
eases, in ell Its various forms, male and female
Also Fever and Ague. This edicine, If tsken from
the first dose, according directions and the patient
10 not cured will forfeit one hundred dollars
DR.. THOS LEONARD,
Corner Clay and Adam streets
p S-Offics hours from O'Clock until 8 and 5
until 10 O'Clock. is 20-ts
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- E~~SE~, Es STEAMERS GKO. PEA
Axsvtss.s.sssgA BODY AND BELVIDERE, BE-
.cssazzzess& zaae7-TWEEN BALTIM ORE AND
RICHMOND.-The above two large and commodious
Steamers are now ON the route between Baltimore
and Richmond
The GEO PEABODY will leave Baltimore every
SATURDAY afternoon and the RELVIDERE every
WEDNESDAY afternoon. for Richmond.
Returning, the Geo. Peabody will leave Richmond
every Tuesday afternoon, and the Belvidere every
Saturday afternoon for Baltimore.
NH l2-ts LUDLAM & WATSON.
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SWAN - CO.'S LOrTERIE0.
1Hn MOST BRILLIANT SCHEME EVER
DRAWN
PRIZE 06O,OOO!!
ffCKE9S ONLY 80

Owing TO the great favor with which our ginsls
per Lotteries have been received BY the public,
ana the large demand for Tickets, the Managers o
throughout the year.
, The following Scheme will be drawn In each o
their Lotteries for June, 1857.
CLASS SO,
70 b dawn In the city Of Atlanta, Ga In public, On
Saturday, June 9th, 1857.
CLASS 40,
70 b drawn In tho city ofAtlsnta, Ga, in prbs, On
Saturday June 18Th, 1857.
CLASS
20 DO drawn in the city Of Atlanta, Ga in pubs, o.
Saturday, June 2Oth, 1857,
CLASS AZ,
70 be drawn In the CITY of Atlanta, Ga, In public on
Saturday, June 21th, 1857.
or THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMB1RS.
1905 Prizes!
More thos One Prize TO Esery Irs Teksts.
NAGNIFICENT SCHEkE.
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A Peg TOO HIGH.-A facesious gentleman,
travelling in the country, on arriving at bis lodging
Mace in the evening, was met by the ostler, whom
he thus addressed:
Boy, extricate that quadruped from the vehi.
Gle. stabulate him, devote him IN adequate supply
of nutritious aliment, and. when the Aurora Of
morn shall again illumine the oriental horizon,
will reward you with pecuniary compensation
for your amiable hospitality"
The boy, not understanding q word, ran into the
house, saying: Master, here'sa Dutchman wants
TO see you"
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LADIES NAMES Mary, the commonest of all
names given to woman, is yet one the sweetest
Byron assures US that he had an absolute passion
for it. Itsignifes exalted" Maria and Marie
the latter French-are only other forms of Mary
and have the same meaning. Martha signifies
bitterness" Anne, Anna, Hannah, ard probabl y
Nancy, from the same source, and signify kind
gracious" Ellen was originally Helen, the
Latin being Helena, and the French Helene-the
meaning being, according TO some, 'auring
and according to others, lone who pities " Jane
signifies the same as Anna. Sarah, or Sally .'a
o ncess, or the mtr hing star" Susan, "a lilly
Rebecca, plump" Lucy, bitterness of aspect.
Lousia, or Louise, "one who protects " Francis
chaste" Caroline and Char'o t., queens" so-
phia, wisdom" Emma, tender" Margare'
"a pearl or a daisy" Elizabeth aud Eliza true i
Julia, Julietta, "soft haired" Agnes, "chaste ii
Amelia and Amy, beloved Clara, "clear or
bright" Eleanor, "ali fruitful Gertrude, al!
truth" Grace, favor" Laura, "a laurel" -
Matilda. "a noble and brave mind" Phoebe sight
of life" Amanda, amiable" Isabel, true and
lovely" Pauline, "little one" Olive, peace u
Edith, "happy"
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now WE LOOK - GREEK.-A life of Wash.
ington has just made its appearance at Athens
Greece. The noble people appreciate fully as
they have reason TO do our great struggle for ill.,
erty, aud especially the characters of the revon.
nonary heroes. but they make shocking work
with their names. Washington is rendered Ouas.
inkton; Hancock, Agkok; Bunker Hill Ronnon,on
bongkeri and Gov Dnwiddie figures, in the elias
Sic language Of Homer, Demosthepes and pia4o
as Docketes Dinouiddes law
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"a MICAJAH MANGUM.

s@zE..@ NOTICE The subscriber
EfN@sgy having rented the office No. 227, NJ ain
QIFYTVV street, formerly occupied by his bro
lLlJ Their, DR.. Thos. II. Edmuuds, deceas-
ed, offers himself Practitioner of DENTISTRY
to the citizens of Richmond and the public gene
rally Having had an experience OF twelve years In
his profesrion he feels confident he please those
who may favor him with their patronage. He can
be found at his Office atALL HOURS, where he will
be please d to serve the friends Of his brother.
my l--Sm PAGE EOkUNDs.
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G. w. JONES, SURGICAL
AZ IN6N IL Al N u, Al nj q a

Sxsssssss.as..zss-ssM G. W. JUNES, SURGICAL
RsSxssATxB AND MECHANICAL DENTIST,
UlYN office on Main street, opposite Co.
-LIJ rinthisn Hall.-All Operations, eth
er in Filling, Cleansing, Extracting Regulating
the TEETH, gently and thoroughly performed
MINERAL or lNCORRUPflBLE TEETH, In.
serted on gold plate, with without clasps may
be desired answering all the purposes of Natural
Teeth not only to appearance but in the mas.ca-
ton of food and the articulation Of language.
my 2-Sm
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.neDydM Previous to the opening of
G.SSssEso "a the Road To Isckaon,a Rivsr nsa:

1IrIAgSSsSsS a the Road to Jscksons River, pas.
sengers for the White, Sweet and
Salt Sulphur, will take Stage as heretofore at Mill
boro', and stay ell night at the Warm Springs, and
arrive the w hte and Sweet to dinner and the Salt
at hight the next day.
Passengers for the Rockbridse Alum, Bath Alum
Warm, Hot and Healing Springs take the stage st
Millbsro', and arrive at the Springs to supper the
same day they leave Richmond
FARE:
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READING u A q K RI

~ READING u A q k II r
iT-EtS BEER FRESH SUMMERif-A
tFg-3 LAGER REER.-The under ft@5
go signed 10 now receiving weekly, -
and will continue to receive throughout the season,
superior article of fresh LAGER BEER, from the
famous READING BREWERY, which he will
supply in quantities to suit mis- and the pub
lie at his Saloon. J. G LANCE,
4th St, between Broad and Msrshs,i SITS.
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STEAM lkUN WSRAs, 356 Main st.
~ near seventh The subscriber il pre-
pared, with increased facilities to manufacture ell
kinds Of IRON WORK, such IS IRON RAILING,
VERANDAHG. STEPS, VAULTS and CELLAR
DOORS GRATINGs. &c, &c. CRATE 8 and
TENDERS, and all kind of House Work, and Job
bling done reasonable terms
~ Particula- attention given TO the enclosing of
CEMETERY lots, Railing, &c, for the country, SC
made IS to be easily put up. A call solicited.
NH I4---6m GEO q IOVNF8