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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-14
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Oscillations OF girsueia, HEenksnd.
= iLilndeit hia journal gives particulars OF vi.
A., ~ oieeto OF moral ref run which have teen
stated VI iAte Yeas, and tor time ouGishsd. tuI
aiIere de su1ercd from re.a tio,i, among then
the ai'i slavery movement. which. from the tira'
u VI 'ibeiforce, has made progress all over IN
world, vteu. 10 The freach government !hh,:
lbs iatk uses. ind virtually reYiyes the slaY
trace. ter contemporary exeaius: Nv hat Is th
ctuse Of ali this, aud wha, is 1t ai geDg TO lea,
.of lie There ITO .uch thing rs right aud wFon.
IN public nlvrsis, no progress In virtue anon.
HsnAiudi Are 10 giss up faith Ia Eumsnir,
li4s Tie cid Homan wa said, oh virtue, believed
ihou vert something, yet tnd thee but name =
1e ,ause Of all this" 10 plain capacities, 10 OF
vi, IA. ehough. There are such thiags as right nna
wlvns," in public aud private morals, aud the,
are III laid down in CERTAIN ancient book. oalle.
ihs Holy scriptures, took inspired by God, al,
WINCH cpnIol 10 improved By man. It is hoo,
wAieb mentions ana sEloips every virtue, an
Joints oet aud prohibits every Woo. Tie nisch,,
10 tbas cor MOI al refefners Of modern times hay
e.d.ssored 10 be wiser and better than that book
~ iAssrt virtues enl uown to thar volume. an,
ufsctere Sins out OF setions which the Diyin.
u ofd DOT onIy tolsTatee, but sanctions Tint 4
shs :eason Why these tangled esormstloua an,
h,
prediction Of the Founder of orr Faith-eEy
Mhieh my Heavenly Father hath not planted,
sh d ts reo.d mp" ihas Antislayery ID The r,
We iion q Mioerforce, and bis apostles and disc
pl iays made 1t new dospel, bat II is dffro,.
Gai conflicting Inspiration from that Of III. No,
"a ..a."pl, which eomer under the Auathen,a rro
40 seed the Apostle upon those who sh,I
pr th Fapother Gospel Anti-slayery vh,eb
d axes aiassry ain, d fleets 10 la s,,a ~.
= shsn Hswho. in the osd Dispensssion. Establish
ssansssle seEsitnde, and she recognized n In
The Ntw. Oh course, sneh reforms will ran tba,r
- 4 I'r iilns and then come TO the ground. Not
,s'aasihe are incapable Of rrogress In virtue.
" s' tbs Bible law Of virtue is incapabe Of I'M
y"fmsn1 Y mankind. II they win seek on,
n1ay Inventions they mnst take ia 80
enc ss Il they will desert The trns s.,,s,.. nAs.
shs ont for themselves broken ei.tssa' !. aa 20
can 'et expect sss@ % held ws,sr Ion spy s,s s
tn.th Of tims. sssss
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We learn from some of the Methodist journals
that large and Influential Conferences hare deter
mined 10 license and oTdaiu no candidate for the
ministry who Ia not willing % fOregp the use Of
tobacco in every form Of personal indulgence A
ncW University has been endowed ALSO iii OF
the Western states y It'll the prUyiso in its by-
tsw. that professor shall be eatiFlsd to any of
the aYais Of the endowment who is addicted to
the use Of tabaccc
The specie sent ont by the Africa On Wednesday.
amounted TO nearly si700,Co0. The New York
Herald says that the bulk of the shipment is for
the protection of bills maturing the other side.
On Saturday Thomas Iulny WAS crushed to
death in a yawi. between two steamboats, swinging
81 the 'evee at st. Louis, Mo, He aged about
thirty years. sHd leaves wife aud two children.
Senator !Iunter. of Virginia, was serenaied last
Friday night in Washington. by number Of his
personal friends connected with the Capitol vino
rtIoiced at lis reelection. lie made q speech Oh
the occasion
The small pox is prevailing TO an alarming ex-
tent in the upper part of New York city.
Charles Gilmore committed suicide in New York
last Thursday. by taking laudanum. Cause-dis-
appointment IL love.
The stage Of water in the Mississippi is nine feet
four inches below hieh-water mark, against tbir
teen feet FIVE inches below at the same time last
year.
John Ward, the moulder, who was badly injured
AZ the boiler explosion at Merrck's foundry in
Lowell, Mass, on Wednesday, died the same day
Alfred Martin. of Wilmington, has been elected
Grand Master Of the Grand Lodge of North Caro-
lima.
IN Columbus, Ga, on Monday night, James Gar
rard killed uan by the name of susan Brown
and then stabbed himself in several places. Il is
said he cannot recover.
In Atlanta, Ga, an Englishman named John
Walker. shot himself Thursday afternoon, by dis
charging pistol i'll his mouth.
young man by the name Of James II. Wilcox,
committed suicide in Augusta, Ga, on Wednesday
night.
Charles vs.. BliEcoe, Esq, formerly Of Alexandria,
Va, died in Baltimore on Saturday.
Gan. sam Houston Of Texas, reached Lynchburg
on Friday evening, en-route for Washington.
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RECENT DzATHs.-IIon. Whitmel slallings, for
AMY years member of the North Carolina Legis
ature, and subsequently, Of the Executive Council,
lied last week at his residence in Gates county \
;. Mile Roberts, Esq one Of the Vice Presidents
+ the Seaboard Agricultural Society, aud nan
fgreat Influence ami worth, died recently In the
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DOUBLE SuICfDE.-A letter from Fayetteville, =
O. aunou noes the death, by suicide, OF Mr.. VIM
Hixhtmau editor of the Fayetteville Caroiinian
and youug man named Elliott. They were betli
Eouud ip the same bed at the theWweii House
ssss Friday morning, having len note stating
;hat they had taken nitric acid for the purpose
# committing suicide. With regard 20 the motivea
nat ur,,ed them IL this terrible act, in
Farrned sir. Wigbsman Was about - years Of agt
a I'd native Of South Carolina.
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SPscIs IN THE BJsToy BASg5--A dispatch from.
.joaton, dated December llth, ststes that upwards
1 s1oo,000 in specie was voluntarily paid In iheset
tiement Of balances at the clearing house by the
banks Of that city the previous three days. The
otsl amount fspecie in the banks i nearly S.
10000
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Ma. BUCHANAN IN South CAR0LISA.-Resolutions
have been offered in the House OF Assembly OF
touth Carolina in reiati n to Governor Walkers
policy in Kansas, and the course pursued by Dir
buchanan in retaining him in office. They de-
nounce the President as we'll the Governor
AMI charge the former doing his worst against
the South
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HoRRIBLE-An accident. too horrible TO relate
occurred TO q little son of Andrew Critclow, who
resides near Mckeesport Pa, at the works of Pot
lock Hunseth & Co The little fellow. while at
play ueai cooking oven. fell backwards into ii
aud was as To his body, annihated. The remains
we're reduced 70 Q cillder within q few moments.
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nGr TyMprRANcs Norlcn aaThis I

form the friends Of TEMPERANCE, ~ vel as the old
members Of MARION DIVISION, No s. that there
vii DO a meeting on MONDAY CIV nng, the iith in
staht at half past seten O'clock hld over the
OF " Is GAINES, at the corner Of second snd Du-
vail STREETS for the purpose If re-rganZipg old MA
hIUN DIVISION, NOS. Tothose who feel IA inter
est Ia this truly laudable nioye we would ~ coine
JOIN in with MS. and will do son good You will
Md brothers hand aud q brothers welcome.
de l4-lt* TEMPERANCE
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An OFFICER FLEEcED.-The New York Times has
an account Of the victimizing of Southern naval
officer at a Broadway gambling house. lie was de-
coyed into te place. a9a ,o .s ",se ana n
bead ache. The next morning he applied to the
police, who recovered the money for him. The To-
cation OF tho house, as we'll as the name o! the
officer, are kept quiet
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INDIAN SLAVES IN EEBEAsKA.-1he st Louis Dem.
ocrat says: We are informed by gentleman iusf
from Nebraska that some Indians are nos held il,
%ayery by n citizen OF that place. The kul,fer OF
hem is recently from Utah, where he purchased
them from tho MOrm0ns. where Indian slavery is
mo Of he adjuBcts Of the plurality wife system.
aud he now continues to hold them
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ORDERED TO UTAH-We learn, incidentally, that
the artillery stationed at Fort Smelling have re-
ceived marching orders their ultimate destination
being Utah We suppose that, since the Indians
very quiet, and generally upon the reserv Ition
the force at Fort Edgely will also be reduced, and
probably have also marching orders Tor utsb.-&.
PIgl P.o4reer, Nor. 20
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ATTEMPTED SClcIDE.-sr. Jarvis slade, member
,rthe firm of Lawrence Stone Co, Of Boston " ho
ias been very iii the residence of his brosher-il-
Jaw, in Bath, Maine, attempted suicide by cutting
ais threat last Thursday. il 10 feared that the
wound will be mortal
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Tas pRssrpsvr's MESSAGE was this sehr sent TO
California In advance of the opening of Congress-,
and four days before sts publication here,
by special resseagsf In the steamer Northern
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Man VOLUNTARILY DUMB FoB Two YEARS
Among the inmates OF the Ridge9ater State aims
.iousc is q by the name Of shay, who has been
there for about years, and who, although able
to speak, has for that long period remained dumb,
not having once opened his lips. What are his
motives for this enforced silence we do not learn
- FS0Sfop Trnr
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Day PLAce.-ln the town Of Jonesborough
Tenn.. the supply OF coffee has given ont and the
people lament that they have nothing to driak
One merchant in the place had supply on hand.
but refused to sell unless the purchaser bought
some twenty-five dollars worth of goods at the
same timei
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RT-NIw YORK LIFE INSURANCE CoapAyY-par-
ties DESTROYS of INSURANCE ia the NEW YORK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, will, by making
application u. FORE the rIRsr day of Jlanary is5s.
be entitled TO the dividend of the coming year
Those DIFFERING their applications beyond the
above period viii receive no Dividend for lass.
o. AagscT 205 Main street. Richmond
CHAS. Il. WORKMAN,
General Agent and Attorney for Virginia.
EW. TR0rTER,
de ll--dglsiJa General Agent
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ppsE1ypTToN IN nosToN

Since the ahsve written, We learn (as will
be seen by rosarence 10 the Telegraph head) that
the Boston BansSs will resume specie payments 10.
day. II the really strong and well managed Banks
senereiy follow suit to these examples, the couu.
try will soon be relieved Of SOME of the weak and
inflated curporistions
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KENTUCKY SENATORIAL ELEcTIos.--Ihe Kentucky
Senate, by strict party vote, have tailed the re-
solution 10 elect United States Senator In the place
OF Senator Thompson. This eoustitutionaily posi-.
poues the e.eetion Till the meeting of the next e
gisiatare.
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SPECIAL notice..

yfH. THE FAIR 10 be held by the IL
dies ~ ST Jsnles' churrh, uil be opened on MON
DAY AFTEk NOON the i4tli Inst o. O'Clock ia the
rooms opposite Curinthian BalI. They have choice
selection Of articles for sale suitable for Christmas
do n
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A3- HAVE been wearer Of Boots for twenty odd
years past. have worn Melles', and all have to
say U.s. that would not give one pair of Hrs Boots
or Melles Roots such as saw at Hills to-day, for
any two pairof Miles make of Boots that have
teen for the last ave years. II not longer than that
dsil-detswlts WHARER OF Boots,
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SHOCKING DEAfn-A young man named John
Nckeown. alias ''Spriggins," runner with the
Good Will Hose Company, was killed In Philadel
phia, a few days ago, by falling from the roof of Q
three story building, o. the ground His face was
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-14

Tue PARISH Viii CASE-By the decision given IN
his case, in New York, hrs. Parish gets $500 900
,nd certain real estate in Wall street and Uniou
qnare, in that city. The residue of the propert,
4ill go among the various heirs. This case has
coupled the court for a considerable length OF
lnla
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FIRE IN IILLsBnE0', n. C.--We learn from passen
gers On the cars thar reached here THURSDAY even.
ing that destructive fire was raging In fiiiIsl,oro
as the train passed the village Iowcrton's Hotel
and several other buildings were hurning-Ral
eiqi Standard
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THE VICE PRESIDENT.

AUGUSTA. Dec 12---lIon j. C. Breckenridge passed
through Montgomery yesterday ON his way to
Washington. Unless detained, he will arrive there
ahout Tuesday
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FoRT DESTROYED BY FlRE.--0d Fort Towson
was destroyed by fra few days ago. 1t WAS lo-
-ated On lied River, in tie Chuctsw Nation. Fort
Towson was formerly occupied by United States
troops. but was abandoned year or two since Ia
he Choctaws, it being located in territory cede,l
t. them.
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CoSGsEss.--Sether House Of Congress was in
session Friday or saturaay--the Senate and House
both having adjourned over till Monday The
Speaker OF the House will announce the Commit
less to-day. and It is presumed that the business of
the session will then progress with yigor.
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NAvAL.-Captain J. c. Rich. late in command OF
the marine guard on board the United States chip
Niagara, h. been ordered for duty ut the marine
barracks, GospOrt. Va; and Second Lieutenant VIA
stokes Boyd, late II guard, has been ordered
to report Tor duty at the marine barracks, PAila-
ielphia.
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A DELUGz OF Tt TIE DkuKs.-It will be remem
bercG that some time ago the House of Bishops OF
the Episcopal Church offered handsome premium
for the best orr ginal 7e Dsgne adapted for Congre'
gationai use 10 be sent In by the LIST of October
A letter from New York stntes that that no fewer
than sixty seven Te i'fRms wera sentin. On Thurs
day evening last seven of thesa competitions were
submitted to practical test "a the Church Of tho
Holy Con,munion with splendid effect. The con-.
alittee will give their decision in few days.
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Hon. N. r. Banks, Governor elect Of Massachu.
setss, has given Horice that he will resign his scat
In Congress about January l.
John A. Parker, Register of the Land 0fEce at
Omaha, Nebraska, bas resigned his ONCE.
MIR, john Gordon was robbed OF 81 ,0oS at the
Virginia He.els n Jefferson city, Ne, last week.
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New PArga.-We have received the first number
4 tho southern Chronicle" published at Orange
onrt House, We. by Messrs. John 5. Payne aud
sionLo stofsr II Is neutral In politics and very
nrtntsd
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SAcEsyILLE. n. B., Dec. II The Newfoundland
Telegraph line has been down east OF Port au
BASQUE SINCE Monday last, and is still interrupted
This is the first time the iiue has been ont o.
working order for an honr. The cable remains
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MARINE DISASTER.

HAMPTON ROADS, Dec. I2-Bark Grstta, from iIa-
wanna hound to Gibraltar with cargo of sugar,
went ashore yesterday or Cape Henry. but will get
off without material damage. Tie crew are sick.
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EXECUTION OF A MURDERER.

ST. Jony. n. e.. Dec n.-Slavin, one ofthe mur-
derers of the Mackenzie family, was executed here
ct ten clock this morning. large concourse oil
people were present at the time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-14

DEcEAsED-Col john Kries Paige, an officer of
the United States Army in the war OF 1872, clerk
Of the Supreme Court of New York in 1928, and a
former Mayer Of Albany, died Thursday, at his
residence, in schenectady.
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YAccINAr1xe Doas ro Rn.ysxr D!srEMpER--A c

FACcTNArIyG Docs TO PREVENT DIsTEMPER--A cor
respondent of the Medical Times rays Ire had lately
been to see patient in the county VITO is master
If pack of hounds. and he found this gentleman's
huntsglan yaccina,ing litter OF puppies, pre-
tentative against distemper. The huntsman said
he had done this tor years past, that tho
cess quite complete, and that the practice WAS
ht cnming uenersl with luntamen.
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We desire TO call the attention of the public to
the lectures Of Prof. puryear, at the AIhsu@um
on tho 18th and 18th nsts. They vi iii be dldactic
and obstructive, and will he illustrated by ulsny
1Zper uents, among them the coz buston Of Pho
phorus in Oxygen gas. the Druulmond Light an:
the detaZration OF metals hy the 02y hydrogen
bIow.pipe. From the known ability Of Prof. Pur
year, he is a member of the Faculty o: Richmond
College, and his thoroush acquaintance with the
subject, the community Mag anticipate course Of
highly instructive and plpasing character.
ITtnaaicEal Schemes liza Washington.
The New York Commercial Of Friday eYeniu@
gives what arc called private adVices from Wash
ingtuD, announcing = projected conference between
the President, the Secretary Vi the Treasury AM
others, 90 financial matters 10 connection with
the Government. In addition TO the subject of =
loan, GenGai Jacksoas plan Of Bank will be dis
cussed.
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SsIR OF AN Ex PRESIDENTS G.EE1aaR--The car.
risge Of Ex-rresidant Pierce was sold few daya
snce. at Concord, n H., the proceeds to be applied
to the benefit OF the poor.
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Gov. WAigsn.--iion. Robert j. Walker arrived
IN Warrington Friday evening, Thus relieving the
approximations OF those who feared he had taken
his deparsure for Kansas ia order 10 supsrssds the
ssw assing Governor, Gen. psSvsr.
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TIL DTSP A TC III.
A.rscE no ADVERTISERS.

Advert snents for the DIspaTcs must % hand.
20 In By ss O'Clock IN 80 efe-os, In order t. APP
geAE the next day. The heavy pressure OF advsr-
iisemsnts upon the colamns Of our paper VII not
sasaie OF their reception after the hour named.
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aRr Powrns' ImpEarAL AMsnoTY PES
r~RELIeIous Eor,cy.-T

street Noone thinks of pa ing for pictures uuies
taken nc Powers great picture factory Isl Main ~ ,
Powers Ambrytypes are no hurbrg. do lite
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no YOU WANT to buy cheap DRY
II Go0Dsi IL so, sou must go to LRyYis old a.,
tsplisnea store. NO. 10 Main street
Es0k SAiE.--A large b RE
= STOVE, suitable ( r warming tobacco faetorv
or large work shop. twill BE- sold cheap Apply 4,
this office. ae ~! -
Cn SIDES SOLE LEATHER lust re-.
~oDceiyed aud for sale at greatly reduced rr;ea.
by MARclis MAJ 81 fps'ses'
deli ia t,r. 81
I. s.-We have lot Of Leather, suitable far Wsts
Price ia cents Der pound. Al n
nRAWiNG MATERIALS, sinrle or in
sets. Also. books giving instrucrions varv ,,ss.
BIZ WI sATrI.ER = "a s~'o
dei4 - IA Nsa 49, 49,
GARD CASES-AIl kinds Of Card Cases.
comprising silver, Pearl, Tortoise she'll Papicr
Ads q ~ s'f 'a'se1 9 Ss efISsE a.sr;.
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suTcrpE-A man named Howard Wilcox shot
himself last Wednesday night, at a house Of ii
fame in Aqrust;t, Ga.
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nSgs FAnmtns' Rave or

Ha5" FAHMtRs' BANK or VfRGIYIA.
The Animal Meeting Of the stock of the Par
ners Bank OF Virgins. will be held at their Bank
Ing House, in the city Of Richmond on HEDSES
DAY, thu 18Th day Of January, i-ss.
NO officer or Drectsr OF eank shall hereafter
vote as praxy Of Stakeholder in sHy election Of
Directors or Off of Bank nor shall any proxy
be valid which shall hIv' been euted sixt, days
before the time of election
de l4-3tawtd J. A. SMITH Cashier.
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Hos. WIN. A. RICHARDSON, of Illinois, has been
appointed by the President and Senate Governor
of the Territory Of Nebraska, vice Mark W. lizard
resigned
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FIRE NEAR Care IsLAsD.--The dwelling house o!
Christopher Leaning on bis farm about one mile
from Cape Island, ~ j., was burned TO the ground
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B6 RELIGIOUS EoTIcE.-Rev. Isaac
EREEfr. Of Michigan, Cor Sec Christian Missionary
this MONDAY evening, at IN O'Clock. The psblir
are invited TO attend 30 ii--t
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SERVED IIIT RIGHT.--Aia1 Naretzek. who is now
conducting the opera at Havana. narrowly escaped
teing Imprisoned there 1t seems that the rules
Of performance: but Max had disposed Of them
AL To subscribers. The authorities brought suit
against him. and Eu Vas condemned TO pay fiut.
of $500 and 10 80 70 prison besides. The matter
was compromised. however, by Garetzok giving
extra night every week indepe of Subscrip-
tion5.
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RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMENTS IN All
EANK

ALBANY, Dec 12-At meeting Of Bank Diree-
tors this day it was resolved that the Banks OF
Albany would resume specie payment to-day.
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NEW STSon The Lutheran ministers who bad
B. Kurt2, D. D; c. c. Iaughran, j. W. Ca1nbell;
O. u. tltnk; J. y. Unru4: G. ". Anderson aud j..
O. Hunger, met at Niadie:own, Md, Tuesday
Of last week, ana organized under the names OF
.Ne!"nchen synod Of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church"
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U. S. STEAMER PoTnAT4S-This steamship with
az-PresideDt Pierce and wife board) having
completed the renairs to her valve stem, sailed
irom Hampton Roads Thursday, for the East
Indies via Madeira. BY her detention size en-
goled to take out the Presidents message and tho
inte.Iigonce Of the organization Of Congresss.
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ssrsef Rtohmos,d. Deer 1a-Hah Water "a o'el

~-@--@-&~
ps~tof Rtohmog,d Deer 12-IfQh Water III o'cTk.
ARRIVED,
schr. Geo. Henry. Smith, Philadeiphis, COAL f.o'
schr Sally Ann Drummond, Drunmspd, Back
sloop Mary Irwin Gawes Tanners Greek, oys-
tiers
SAILED,
Steamer Roanoke, Skinner, New 1ofks hass ala
passengers. Ludlsn y Watson G., NJ
schr Ly lia Ann voorhees,, Providence, ieeo.
schr Corso, HoIbrook, Providence. feed, W. d.
Coiqntt 4 Co. u p.n
Brig Lode, Alley, Boston flour and wheat, X. Kan
kin.
Orig Robert G. Wright. Waiter cleared at Baiti
more for Richmond, lith inst.
Ship Grey Eaele Hughes, for City Point. and schr
z L D. Wales. Williams. for hichIpond, cleared 81
phadelphi. 18th inst
sebr Ann Cole, from City Point, arrived at New
Bark ] r. Lancaster. fir I'm Richmond, was at Rio
de JaIleiro at latest dates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-14

hey NoTIcE.-The annual meeting Of
the Stockholders Of the Manchester Cotton snd Wo
Manufacturing company will be hsld, On TUES
DAY, the 18th December, at 70 o'eitk, VI the E4-
change Hotrl. Nm. II. POWERS
40 i4-~2t Agent.