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Of her ueighbcrs. A physician
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ess- An Enslish writer SAYS. In hi.
sdvics @ yodpn married vowea,
that tiar up,,her I've married a
gar,lenss. II might he added lI,ai
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match. hsi his situation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-04
GEN. Alexander Hamilton.

One Of Gen. Hamilton . descendants has Just pub
hshea q life Of that iliustrious man, in which he
endesvors TO trace his descent from a relative
OF William the Conquerer. 1t Is very clear that
the descendant of Gen Hamilton has not inherited
the besins of his illustrious ancestor. lie ts
ashamed Of the humble position occupied by Ham
iiton when youth, and he Is not proud of the no
bic position he obtained by his own eneges, when
Q uap- We can assure this republican aristocrat
that Americans neither know nor care whether
Alexander Hamilton was OF noble desceUt. There
No doubt plenty of people 10 the United States,
DOW hswsts Of wood and drawers Of water. who
have the blooi OF kings and mobiles IN their veins,
bat precious little good 1t does them, not paying
their rotes nor satisfying the tax gatherer, nor
procuring any extra respect from their fellow
men We believe 10 good blood, and have 40
doubt that, WHOM pure and unmi5ed fer genera.
ftsIs, It improves the breed, but it Is the good
blood Of virtue, and refinement, hot the mere hot
blood 0f Arstocratc idieness, with all the taiDts
whist Centuries OF luxury and vicious practices
may have eutaled upon it. 1t 10 more creditable
TO Hamilton that he came fan honest, thong in
dgent ancestry aud earned his bread in early life
by the sweat Of his brow, than it 10 TO his biogra,
pner that hs thinks it necessary to endo" with a
patrimoDy OF noble lineage man whom Heaven
so.ichel With such wealth and Versatility Of ge-
MUS as few public men Of either England or Anne.
RIGA hays ever Possessed.
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rHLHoRAPHIc NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH.
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EURoPE.

HALIFAX, Jan. 2.-The steamer Niagara, with Ii
verpoo dates TO the Ieth ultimo arrived here at
early hour this morning. She brings upwards Of
100000 In specie. Her news IL Inimportant
There Ia nothing later from India
The baRk Of France has reduced tho rates Of dis
count to per cent.
The commercial crisis In the North Of Europe
continues severe. Affairs at Hamburg were I'm
proving
Messrs. Powell Son, OF London, have failed
Liabilities heavy.
The London discount houses were easier, and the
applications at the bank had become light.
financial troubles were being felt among the
wooden manufacturers. Messrs Cheseborough 4
Sons of Aershire has failed, and others were ex-
pected to follow.
further Intellectual attempt to launch the Le-
viathau had been made.
France has imposed duty on foreign brandies
The American submarine companies have aban-
doned the attempt 20 raise the ships OF war sunk
In tho harbor of Sebastopol
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. leth.--Cott0n--Saes Of the week
2s,000 bales. All qualities have considerably de-
oined-say l@-particulariy for the new crop. -
Holders are pressing on the market.
Breadstuffs-The market is quiet and prices ge
nerally unchanged. Richardson h Spence quote
Western Canal -four 23s.a25s; Southern 25s.a26s
Ohio 7sa2ss.
Provisions dull-Beef heavy, pork dull and lard
heavy. Sugars heavy aud Gd.ais. lower.
Money Market-Tho money market is slightly
easier-Consois 921Sa3214.
Bullion In the Bank of England has increased
largely
Cotton closed dull on Saturday at the decline.
The Manchester market was dull. American
stocks are unchanged.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

stseri4a Ccsrgssios or MrKDER--Mr. Comnao-
dcre viacant, citizen OF Greensviils county, mas
been arrested on his own confession OF q murdsR
committed ten or twelve years ago. correspcn-a
dent Of the Petersburg Express states that negro
man belonging to Col. Richard Moss, was Killed
and thrown into a pool of water, and though every
exar,ion was made 10 detect the perpetrator, the
murder remained for years shroudet In mystery
A few days age. according 10 the testimony, Vim
cent confessed to Mr.. silla that he committed the
murder: THAI e placed rope around the negro
neck, and then taking 1t by the end, mounted ana
put spur to his horse, thus producing sirangnia-
;ion and death. Vincent was committed for trial.
Burnt TO DEATn.--A valuable negro woman,
belonging to Mr.. John @. Turpin, of Chesterfield,
was fatally burned few days ago, her Clothes
having accidentally caught fire.
A cRAsH.-The walls of the Exchange, in Prede-
ricksburg left standing after the recent fire, fell
daring the high wind last Thursday Nobody 10
Jured.
FrRE IN waEmIyG--A new building, owned by
Mr. saagston. on Monroe street, Wheeling, was
consumed By fire last Wednesday night.
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RnLEoAD-In conse'
auepce of the recent heavy rains, several consid-
cradle slide5 have occurred on the western end oil
the road The temporary bridge crossing Roanoke
river was also washed away by the freshet
PATENTS IssrEp-Among the patents Issued for
the week ending Dec. %, were the following: John
Callashan, of Strond Grades, Va. for improvement
in lifting jacks; George Hall, of Morgantown, va,
for improved machine for saving shingles.
Badly SoALpEp--L. '. shearer was badly injured
by the upsetting Of tub of hot water, while en-
gagged In killing hogs, recently, near winchester.
Ds0EasFD-Mr jesse Burton, who was y men,
Der of the Virginia Legislature. In 1913, and seven
years thereafter died recently in Campbell county.
| at the age of oil.
SALE OF THE STEAMBOAT GEoRaE PAGE---Tho steam
boat George Page has been sold by the Orange and
Alex 9ndria Railroad Company TO the Company
owning the steamboat Thomas Collyer, for 1900.
| Nor TO Re DisCoNTISUEpy-The Sunday trains on
the Orange and Alexandria, and Central Railroads,
are not TO be discontinued, as has been stated.
| MARRIAGE LicENsEs.--0nly ninety-ono marriage
| licenses were tssued by the Clerk Of the County
Court Of Alexandria county, during the year 1887.
ACCIDENT I'm Hardy county, on the 23d nit. Mr..
Angus VI. Wood had one of his arms so bad ly In
| jured while at work topping trees, that ampnta-
| ton rendered necessary.
DEATH FROM IvrENPERANCE.-JohB Franklin. a
German, died in Wheeling last Thursday, from In
temperance.
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rrrs. R,tehso,s new Book,

We have copy Of "Twis Bcses," the new book
from the Pen OF Nrs Arsa ceKA Rircnfs. author Of
the @Ao.obioxraphy Of an Actress @siimic Life"
Armand" &c. II Is isssed 10 very handsome
styls, by Ticknor Fields, Boston.
The principal characters belong TO tho stage, and
are presented a. witnesses In the the fair
thor has undertaken With such generous zeal, to
prove that virtue, and even pisty, are found In a
profession which the world judges with little kind
mess. The story Ia pretty one, and lstold In Mrs.
Rsaesnk's animated and feiicltoas style. The Twin
Sisters ara sweet characters, skiltully drawn. The
narrative Is graced by poeical ideas and illustra-
tons, and animated descriptions, Among the de-
sesiptions are Mount Vernon, Richmond, and
scenes in Virginia, which the English hero aud
heroine are made to Witt. Tho lore Of flowers Ia
displayed In the book, and have that simple and
pleasant talk about them, which shows what =
close observer and lover Of nature its author is.
The oye Of the beautiful she describes THAT love
which draws its Heavenly origin from an affection
for the holy and true--that love which the dull
utilitsrlan cannot comprehend, because be never
reflects that God might have created tho earth and
supplied mans fullest need without flowers, with
out the glorious pageantry OF the sunrise and tht
more gorgeous sunset sky, without the mystic
splendors OF the moonlight without the myriad
shapes Of symmetry and grace, that hourly SWEEP
before Cur careless Dyes"
| We have this glowing passage on the yoong mo
theirs Joy:
1.-THE fates OF a new paradise had been throw
/ open to the young mother. The touch o
her infants little hand communicated a thrill Q
joy--its irst smile made her heart leap and swell
lis baby Growing seemed TO her sort Of miraeulou
music and when its tiny fingers were outstretchet
! to catch sunbeam that played around its pillow
she thought that baby hand had indeed seized an'
brought down from on high beam to irradiate lei
! life"
| And thus we have throughout tho book tina
/ love Of nature, and those woman sentiments and
sIecrious which spring impuisive In the author
I breast and Cow sweetly from her lips.
! This little book, which we are sure will be sough
| by very many, and especially By tho ladies, i
either fer sale, or will BE- 10 day or two,st ell thu
I book stores.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-04

THEATRE.-As We anticipated, large audionce
asee mbled at the theatre 90 Friday night, the 90
casion ftbe benefit Of that excellent comedian
MIR, J. q. Clarke The drama of 'Aunstte, the Forsa
keu,s was played mos: effectively. Mr.. Clarke's
"feter Grievuus" was the very essence of comic
acting, and kept the audience In constant roar
laughter. che character Of "Aunetts' WAS we'll sre-
sa!bsd by airs. Philips. was that Of MARK May
ihorb," by Mr.. Adams capital hit was prodaced
10 tho second piece, called "Tba Hyporrite." In
which Mr.. Clarke acted the part of "Maworm," u
sort II Rev. Dismal Horrors In the most effective
style O1 Saturday night the theatre was again
thronged, and everybody was delighted with
MIR. Clarke sam Slap" and Paul Pry." In the
play Of the "Rake's Progress" Mr. Mar!en played
naeiy as "Hsrry Markham" and others OF the
company acquitted themselves we'll. Mr.. Clarke
has been re engaged for three nights, end wo ad
viss all lovers OF genuine fun to go and sse him
In the character Of BILLY Laekaday" he has few
equals sad venture to assert that the perfor
Nance tonight will be rich. The play of the "In.
visibls Husband IL also on the programme.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-04

THARras's GRAND CoscERr.-ihe first grand con-
oert OF Mr. TBAIAEEG, In this city, will take pIac,
at Metropolitan Hall, oa Friday nj 1ht next. With
regard 10 The attractions to 10 presented, need
o1iy mention the name of Ssi,imund Thalber,
the king OF pianists, to induce II general ate.
daposs bat iu addition, we to have Henry yisux
temps the vio.inis. whose reputation as an arti.,.
b world wide; Madame Johansen, prims donna.
from rns opera houses of Europe; Miss Kemp, Q,
The Lnglish opera and sigpor Lsemsn, q d stir
suished bariiVpe-fEmiug combination of n n.
sieal talent never before approached 10 Richmono
or exceeded In the United states. With regard to
the price Of Tickets, We are assured by Mr. Grau
the energetic manager, that 1t has been placed D.
lov a. possible, when the amount of talent is ia
keo into copstisration. Thalberg or yieaxtemps
separately, would attract thronged audiences al
the bighest concert rates. as they have done here
iotOre, but We now have them together, with Other
sriistss OF talent, and except for reserved seais
lbs price resnaius at the usl figure. Full par
TX uiaIs are set forth IN the advertisement.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-Brevet Col. Harvey Brown,
of the I'd Artillery has been ordered, with the CON-
panies and officers of his command to proceed I'M
mediately to the organization of the ARTILLERY
School of Practice at Fort Monroe, Va, of which
be has been appointed commandant.
weekly mail having been established by the
Postmaster General from Leavenworth to Fort
Kearney, the mail between that point and Fort La
ramie will be transmitted by the commaudant OF
Fort kearney, and between Laramie and the near
est station of troops in Utah by the comma ndani
of Fort Laramie.
As near rs possible these mails will be semi
monthly, on the LIST and 18th. Ten Of the most re-
liable aud experienced Delaware Shawnees, or 9th.
er civilized Indians, with so mules and four light
wagons, are to perform the service.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-04
THE SARATOGA AT NoRroIK

NORFOLK, Jan. 2.-The U. s. soop of war Sara
toga came up to the Naval Anchorage to-day, with
Walkers men on board 1t Is not yet known what
disposition will be made of them.
SECOND DISPATCH.
NoRFoLK, Jan. 2.-Some of the officers Of Wal
ker's command have come on shore on their parole
of honor. One of the men, attached to the expe
dition, named Thomas Donahoe, of Brooklyn, n. Y,
died last night. Peter Cakes, another soldier, died
on the passage hither. Among the prisoners are
Mrs. Buttrick and three children.
Adjutant Biles, one of Walkers officers, was ar
rested this morning on a charge of grand larceny,
committed in Philadelphia
The officers and crew Of the Saratoga are gen
erally In good health
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Tn KAxsAs MILITIA L.w.-Letters frou Kansas,
ssostvsd ct Washington, state that the militia law,
which wss passed over Mr.. s,antops veto Is iHopo
sseiss on sceoant OF the failure OF the officers TO
oaxtify 10 its SECOND passage. The bill repeating
sAs set which created the Convention shared the
en<ns Ais, ~ did also the repeal Of the rebellion
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port Of Richmond. Jan 2-Higa Eatsr slG o'erb
ARRIVED
Steamer City If Richmond. Mitchell. philsieiph!s
II lac. ana passengers, II. Is. futile.
SAILED.
Steamer hooahontas Travis, Baltimore, fndse.
Lodlam e Il Gtson.
schr Maria Pike. Apologize. New York. fiour. d.
L w. Carrie.
W .CurTie
syhr. Lydia 8. Lewis. Armour. North Carolina. In
ballast.
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FATAL. ACCIDENTS

New HAVEN. Conn, Jan I--James Benjamin. Is
years of age. son of Eyerard Benjamin, ieweller,
was killed this afternoon by being crushed by an
engine turning corner of George street. lie was
a clerk 10 his fathers store, and promising young
man.
Theodore Starr only son of George Starr, of
Danbury, aged IS years, while skating pond
this morning. broke through the ice and drowned.
lie was very worthy and highly esteemed young
man.
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OPERATIONS or TIE y. s. MST.-During the month
u December the coinage at the mint in Ibilade'.
mia was sSloT pieces In gold, OF the value OF 81
~ eel a,ito 900 pieees 10 silver, value ss26 COO
a,d 80 pssees IL copper, value sis,soo. The
. grsgass deposits we're e. ,s6 400 including 81 600