The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-04
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LIVERPOOL fAovisioN MAaKer.
neei was quiet; nsv nominal st 1909. Pork v..
Sa ca lo~er. Lard was dul and quoted nom,nsii, :,
LIvEsPooL PRnpUcE MARxxr
c.ro,;n. S circular rsPors Rice 6rm, at a6s. for
gar w.s buossns soS =. ;na n .a.l supply So
iess sctive; eommoa Cong q is q is IA Ro.,. ~ ws.
stesoy and in mcdsrate request At g "a
-, oomMoa' ana lN Sd for dns No ssles Of T.r
at 4s04ss Cd Bark-Raltimors ISDls. Ga ph;.I soo
pnis IA For Olive il th.re vas but ittie sn.c,..
othns doI,s in Ssse sas Hsfs aosh.nssa
better request at4 Sd a Ais Small ale. sf o;.;,,
A1pentine ss a4s. Tallow was firm at SIS Cd 5a.
HAvaE MAhKrr
The Havre Cotton marks. a. ouist but firm. al.
bales, besides S. 900 bales shosr Nav U,f". wv
ofdinsire 1lsf BresdstuEs were steadv P,.v;
nom quiet Sugar was ct snd ell quaIitie, alisht
> 'u'snsed' rot and fea,i Ashes more firm.
AMERICAN STOCKS
American securities were slow If sal. h..
unsltered o" VI 'aie' ous prices
LONDON MoNEY MARKET
u Lne LONDON money market was sFsbsIv mo,.
slneent ~. Con.os for money closed at 81 0asa snd
Tor account ssa09ss. s~'', ana
fhtsBYTERIAN 20 81 GENERAL AssFwprx
E'shth Day-Dr Scott, OF Cincinpsti. read The
OF tne committe on the narrative of the stat
cOQnoctpd nj
this body. Ito had sent ND sccounts of he nraer.
.. Iehsion In their mids'; of them 95 had made
reports particularly encouraging and Ia of the
remAiaing reported rs favorable as could he eys
pegseo OF the regions In which they were located
Inc report was adopted and recommended 70 h.
read In all the churches. "
II moore, chairman Of the COMMITTEES m thao,.
ogicai seminaries, read the report of that commi,
80 .ne number OF students m atriculated during
sao year III al the seminaries is 97-l4 Iess ,b,n
directors for the different semiuarIes and ,aoor -
enoed the election Of fourth professor in tbe
DSnvilie Seminary The report was sdnntsd
me commit O. on syst matte en.vo enc renor,.
,s,;as ,e'urns nad been received from "a Presby.
.eles s'gnifying that this cause was RAPIDLY Osio
ing graund among the churches, and was worIino
"eil' resulting in increased Contributions Tbs
report was adopted ~''onS- Aue
s,aio Inc resolutions respecting the American Bible
oooaey y we're taken up, and finally referred to the
0oneioeiSuou OF toe next assembly
ArfoiNTMENTs BY THE PREsIDENT.-The fol-
lowing is correct list OF appointments. ;mna,fe,
~ given by telegraph yesterday:
William A. Richardson, of Illinois. eovernor ~
the Territory of Nebraska in place of Marx w
lizard, the present incumbent v"
Joseph a A. Wright, Of Indiana, envoy extraordl-
nary ana minister plenipotentisry of the United
States at the court of his Majesty the King o,
Prussia. in place of Peter D Yroom of Sau
Jersey. recalled at bis own request.
Henry G Murphy. of New York. minister resi-
cent or ne States at the court Of his Majesty
the King ofthe Netherlands, in place of Aueuste
Belmont, of New York, recalled at his own re
quest.
Isaac Diller. of Illinois. consul of the United
STATES At Bremen, in place of VIM Hildebrand tht
present inc q mbent
United States at Southampton, England ~ in placs
OF Joseph r Croskey, the present iocumbent.
Gabriel & Fieurot, of New York consul of the
United Statesat Bordeaux, (France) to fill an ex
listing vacancy.
NEVER TAKE GUN BY THE MUZzLE A mos,
lamentable accident occurred on the 10th nit a,
Watertown, Ohio, the wife of Mr. G.. J. Woodruff
killing herself instantly, Soon after breakfast she
took a broom and went into the room occupied by
Elias Woodruff, Esq her father in law, to sweep
Soon after she went into said room the family
were startled by the discharge ofa gun They. A.
soon as possible, rushed into the room, and found
her lying against the wall of the room the gun
lying on the floor with the muzzIa close 10 her
breast. The ball entered her left breast and
penetrated the right ventricle of the heart; she
never spoke after receiving the wound The gun
stood between . bed and q writing desk She no
doubt took the gun by the muZzie and in the act
of bringing it from its position the hammer struck
against the foot of the desk and produced the ia.
tai result.
EASTWARD Ho THE tide of travel sets strong
ly this season across the Atlantic. Never before
was there so large q number of passengers taking
run across to Europe. The Asia, which sailed
on Wednesday last for Liverpool took 172 pas
sengers; the Queen of the South, which sailed on
the same day, for Southampton and Bremen, took
164 passepgers the City of Manchester, which
sailed on Thursday for Liverpool, took 24O pas.
sengers; and the Arago, which sailed on Saturday
for Southampton and Havre, took 3O7 passer geri
a larger number, we believe, than was ever car
iod frnn nrf IL,
ring the present month, fifteen steamers are an
| nounced to leave New York for Europe maxim,
| An average departure on every other day. Fou
of these steamers will leave during the presen
week, and we understand that each will carry
large number Of travellers. whose passages are al
ready epgaged-N Y Times
| NEW HAVEN ELECTIoN-The Democrats o
| New Haven, Conn, have elected their Mayor b,
about 500 majority
| A Rochester IN " paper says 1.-The effect of th
last few days on vegetation has been truly won
derful throughout the State In the agriculture
world the dispriting prospect that before prevail
ed has given place to one of cheerfulness and his
promise"
| From the London Weekly Times, dated the 17tl
| of May we learn that Mr.. E. Mark has been ap
pointed Her Britanic Msjasty's Consulfor the Git
| of Baltimore Mr. Mark we learn from the SAM
paper. was previous to the latter appointment, th
| British Vice Consul at Bogota.
| Joseph Mitchell, member of the night police
Petersburg has been discharged by the Mayor I
that city. for unwarrantable severity, practice
| upon a negro. arrested for trivial offence. II
| was moreover required to give bonds to appea
| before the Hastings Court
1t is stated that Scuppernong river. North Caro-
| lima, is literally swarmfng with behring's In
canal leading into the stream, they are 30 abund
| ant that people dip them mp by baskets full J.
| Sounds like fish story, rather
Madame Lorini. nee Virginia whiting made be
| first appearance at the Theatre Paztiano IN Flol
encs. on the 9th of May last with great success
The crops In Maryland have improved wonder
| fully since the recent rains, and now promise .
abundant harvest
The Toledo Ohio Commercial says that e1
| Presidents Van Buren and Fillmore were at ID
| American, in that place, on the 9Th ult.
A bounty land warrant for 160 acres has bee
| issued to ex Governor Price, of New Jersey, Il
| services 10 the Mexican war.
Col Neill Regau, formerly . member OF ID
North Carolina Legs siature, died suddenly In Rel
| eson county, In that State, on the 18th ult.
Mr.. Houston Cochran was killed recently In Cs
| barrus county. North Carolina, by the sccident
discharge of bis gun.
A bear, weighing 1855 pounds, was killed 10 Ya
kin county, North Corolinat on the l7th ult "a
was In the acs Of devouring swine when discoy
cred
The ssrenade.to Gen Hsnniogsen. in New Ycrl
Monday night, was quite An imposing demCnstra
ton.
r,ivate letter from London dated Nay 15tb