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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-26

RcspecfdbIp ~ III all the ras calls VIII under
tie ssmbiaree Of a snug responsibility, SOW
the world With disseusiOa= and deceit, were
fitseA With halter, rope would double its
price, and the exccu,ioncr sc; up bis car.
rage
ITo,t. FsNsmi>Jjag - 1t is not what VIC
earn, bat what VIC stvs, that makes Us rich.
IL is Dot what No eat. bat what We digest
that nakcs us fat. IL is not what No read
but whr. wc remember that makes Us
learned All this is simple but is worth 70
DsDberiug,
Ga.LliAg II nsver, by chance, hear the
rafting Of dice that it doesn't sound 10 me
like the funeral bell VI Shole family
A Good RorlL-w We are poor fools and
make sad mistakes; bat there is goodness
hived, like Wild honey, in strong hooks aud
corners Of the world.
Asocu,y As for ancestry. % says smoke
"truth 70 speak, am one those who mIy
take the chuckoo for their motto No
thing
TVOHaa Hr1yt "A Woman's heart like
q singing bard in a cage, II neglected siaryss
and dies but, Tor mems hearts Why they're
free birds q prey vultures and hawks-or
tLisyiSb mAgpies at The best.
Deep dHitiors 49, What nature hath hung
about oar hearts IA'sGs orr surgery WIKI
skill 70 Gu, GuAy. 10 our s;oicism We think
:, done. bet tho uoUnd keeps open. iad the
Blood still rSns
MoHry Certainly mans wicked angel
is 10 money often catch myself with
something bold A. lion bouncing frou m
heart, uhon the shilling rattle. aud the lion
80 small a. any weasel sinks back again.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-26
N0TIEEi

iiEHkbf r.rn sJbrra8t' ss4 e,,.,..... 4,
w hFesFfr ~ fras sst Lssfl. $50.
.. 81 ~ a--oaa" - iaourA mys, q 49,.
j.ss E1h ~ o W vaprfNoro,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-26

REVv.L RHTHEA--A New York poet. 10
touching on the conversion Of Awful GARD
nsr, gOstb il thus
Wss'-s 81 sboat or srstsfsi thsst,.
tAH Avs Gsr,ia sr'' taioed osr Fsat..
TAsi. .. ths Isap h.ids CT q, ban.
TA''s asy b stslss faf Psif.st Hssru,
40 a. - ssssy 81 safafisx
We may svss h-ps - J.Ls Yes Bafss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-26

w ssbiof5s Af-H RsF'gs,..,. ~ r
lain,'h ihsm ihs ssns r,..ss f.ey si.I -. 1,
rtistasrc on Na.r~tra s.
-. kEAHsLEY sHEEREn ca
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-26
Peruvian Guano

'I'ii 1nisf'iFrra 49, BaHg rtrerunr tAsE kie
h-7' ath enc oi Ne Psspsi.s
q t.F. trf. l.~ 'Hs ttsafta haafa wsieb
~. sHf tsEs sad offered 10 tbs,I
FOWt.E A. co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-26
Germ shsIleFs.

| HfNF "-'tH ... rHHt saf -eF 4.rtI. O.. ..
$1,000 "r.'+r-r msss. Dat vii 10.
'sff# o. SOC iess nan To- rrFuIs- r.I..
lf. % TtiDa RAWfIWa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-26
DE- BOsW ELL FERN,
VI iiesi Hosydsl,
IailsdeiPhia. -.
90 - ~ 90. 80


Co@pLa mary .No'iocs al th> PJ>,i
Ftaa the Ai.ssn, rrbuse fJga. sin
( What l,aii Doctor FEN. II Phf.8sIgh,s !. he
mo't Il al'n ~ 'oisH q ne az Hn ha.ftfsI 80
Nofth ar'h S'rss' r. coo q The arisrs ~ d., De-.
PAys.eisa who sstsri.sss iLrautb s.resisn M.y.lr
cess attend ban - Tong - be soai,ans. g. 4
Won The Herald q Fstrusry l,,h. 1851
/ The f.H.- - 10 Isrs ,rf,.i. T., ell s.., Wa,
80 Afs 'L''s - cher ~. D. o. The QssEsr
TIE Ms.i,oa' JyirniI H...f,g..s..
~ f'ieai Hgat. there Boo ,f,.t. frL,,.s,.-.,.
ni.r.-si 30. 90. 90 T.4.l DO. p ,.., "a ..
ar4El.4 o. .tlsfs ut.lI We L..-. a.tsr 90
tt.' % 'r.7ae' 70 't' s'F'essl,I i-a., Sd sa Dr.
Zero s.h'. fss.r ffs.
FRO us Palette
W tH'si e. aiys s4-~ o. f-B-a. I.-p,t.t e
~ F.fa 81 co. flre 80 fsai-fs fhst ~ ss,ss s..
~. sssFrf 81 nass f ihr rfes'Fst tolfia- n 10.
49, ~ FL ~ $, 3D." eSsfa 1si.1n q tss sts.isat,
n ts- atfsi -fs.es Nsifal tA.sss lev 80, 49,
. . -. ssu 80 80 Gs.t y'iss ~ Wsde. sei..re
.ftasf ia.i,l.i..a 80, b. .sl, 3, YEN " "a 49,.
~ Frssfss' - saisa % Amenes
isa-Hry ?. 49, ~
Olive syrup.
\ Wv andgsttons tr.s frsf frfsivrf sod
~ .fss- HEDGES s. GRUssELL
bOnltNas
WHlFE shd CoIofs5 STRAW BONSETs
w frfssrHv
Mays7 KEARsLEY sHEERER a CO
soda Water.
E'EFsH SODA WATER ri,h rr.st y,,i.iv
~ ~vfTps .a.ssrf q. h. hrf sI-rry IA. s7,.
"'~' '-s.. y BELLEa co
WALUgN 'Hifttf Grass srt DRAM
w hyrss. ts Lsl
Jass " - rios HAwLINs
- now WH.fE INC. Fa5~ " "a. 49,
- ffff't 80 tn...f Ff.1r. iI Dt Vsf.t....
bfg'fs' c.E BELEH& co
Inn SACKS a ssH iIsi fsr-i,.i. ssi 4,
\ WAS a. fr4astd rise
hsutnst ars Juvss
asssfs shoes, mats aud Gap..
FHNit 'aFgrff att.rfusat ever apsr~F IL ~. I
r'a-e 80 - fe8tf a.
Jabs ~ s. HEDGES 4 TRussHfL
NV sTYLEPRfNTs. jsu r,ss,,.s s,+ 81. +
~ sais ~ UEDaEs a -rHr-sefft d"
Jurf o. t165
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-26
WAGER HOUSE.

81 l. y T. ~ II I, T. =
PROPRIETOR.
HiHfER'S FERRRY TIBCJXf,
WIS tiorEL ., .,ilstcd On ibc Balso
va. "'..'.a1, sua having undergone
20 o. t'' fr,rDit NAV na9 o.. ..o..-
.. Toe ta..' ,.asasJ h.u,es m a.. .,'',,',''''
l."iil''.f biz aci"f'u .l... f. sra-~ prifI-,
'.' '"'.'' co. ~ .rav".rrc ,u f1 sWay.b
l"-''' .n'i tn"' p'syau tn he mind. a.
ID '''''a'e TO aeeoum.'ta,ga a, ,hi. ria,,
ms LIE
80. IL .-.a"1F same, Rua M,
aHH ha'"moT, markets. will al,
ms MBERS
~. ", - S'san ana comfortable In ,ba-.-.
ming VIII ~ Done 90 ms-r 90 a r'e,.sa,
80. p,'s.r' who MAJ f,'ir- to vi-4 the ma
Ira, A., aHa ''s't ne HuFs shops o. he s.
Jal' ., 1885,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-26
neNIrnn linnnn.


wv ttr. r' BU sopeiY al .t. 49,.
w fH at-'. ub6b - 80, -..''
"t~ FOWLE q co
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-26
E0iUIIlllInn Gsuano.

1--WE -a~f.igrel $50 Af-afs b. ft,t.fs r
fHrF f.t.a Ssaaa Cs1ra-s hsys .lr.
lt'. .Hf fgi' supply M hesf Cess
Case tsl Taiob vtisk tkss aHsf ~
sa.r 'r. trtr prize
rpwLE A 90
A.. 5000 ". asfshI8. 1851
III 'tNte IfestSs. s.fs,s-s ss1
~ r"
TUo8 EAWLlN5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-26

R'r"'s nsrs ~ Tss Dsv - Greek rsvr,, 70.
s'a'y "nrf fbs s1Tfems Court 20 A.s,s. %,
~ 'svFf's 81 ~ sni,--s afainu Aa-,t.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-26
p0ETIGAL.


LoNCING tos REST.
NJ MAS. .ps~.s FlIHTiup.
C,u- =, rrv.l ,islmv ,'~s-,
-,.s..,., = ~ ave ~, iiret .f'r, 'c'I
49, L.ttl. = Leans forget 20 Wec9,
Zee, tat ! no u.f, an ei.>s.
20 e.llA . p lgftnsec # vesf',
atf 'gToirrt - dark rough path I've uoi,
4 Pr .fr'' sotro~s and its ,-srs,
&C. As i,ss ayuusIing heart GA God.
Come from the tcua, o. love on high.
Dear imss-- ofhsppirr days
T.. =. Lo., cherished one, ~ ever niTh
To cheer ne 90 thrcuxh lies rOnsh Ways
Come from Inv palaces above,
Inorisl spirits, pare AMI hle,t,
Smile 10 mute token Of thy hove
As once ys smiled uPOn ny hfsa".
Oh come ana crown nv faded brow,
wiz dlrer, bright a. s7iri', ~.ar,
f.f BIea,hs co nv "a "a 'nei sPiri' EoW,
AnAI lite. iGture iis may bcar.
Com. ..ee, r,po.e, aud - NE BATH,
II mirroret streams. the inani ui r'i's,
F,-s-ttiny there the .,c'ns that
Around nv joy'e's hon, 10 IBIS.
Ar HoMH IN HE,S Es.
N0NrS-AssN.
Here ia ,se BOY pep;,
Ab-ssl from him roam,
Yet nigstiy pitch nv moin'sg isnt
cay. march rearer bone
Nv father, house 90 high,
Hame o! my suul-hov near'
A,tinss 10 FsiIs', fores-eing eye
TIE eoit,n gates appear
p Az then ray spirits faisi
.sEs TOteAeh the land love,
The bright Inheritance Of saints,
Jeru, sism Above.
Yet CLOUDS will intervene,
ARt all my prospects dies
LR. No4hS dove, dI Ge'wern
Rough es,sni ,tGrny skies.
AaJa the coo 4. eisperss,
The wia;' AMI waters c-ase
While sWceHy DER my gladden.! heart
EIpani. she toW u peace.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-26

t1-A isiio~ %, r,1pF~e % his bsAs, ls ,.l.
- az .EA'is eai'iAr 700, ssai 10 a. apo.assary
isss fsrusiy 90 "sbepgse Aat4s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-26

~ An hha PaPsr. .s'cfiJins ate ss... ,srs
ihai es' Of ne somastasis 80 sss, nrosss 10
h~ihy par of ~ ,htza hoac
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-26
THEIR TABLE

,,,,--.,. = = - VIE ihr TfrS fr,I- NJ
h'Hl.''N sh,f. Tic BAR wgI D.. sap,li.' 49,.
~. ,a,,,e. LtaC oRs Of sliktpd. AM ua.,r..
our STABLE VII h' = =. ,', ..,, hsr.ErrprI
attentive Os,!er - >Se' a.
m, = oar inirh'ion TO keeps quiet and or,.. .
i4,as' one that Will b. Wofiby Of O,s o.,
- PLiei WI h. a. the Depot upon he arr,
II .ir' ''-~ 90 rtar-- anu Uom
H rssprrtfuliy sO.ic,ted N E',', tsh
NaY - icJ- 10 LO'A'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-26

tYWhs' '-r NJ ~ b. e., I.s-T- ~.
- ,afh..' 20 A'' 49, -iisoaus- ~ Eassvsry
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-26

Hl-Ths msn sho dass che ma., IA, Tia
ieasi tiasto tsIE ab.gt uist be d,.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-26

tVAssalsnas ss' 0sss'-riat ,otsa.s "a.
ga ltfss- iE..ss.J wa" stt,sIr.t a..
l1'anaa. .s.si J.l ta.s ihs p.os ..a.s ..-t
JsI ibsLsa 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-26
Uhe Dollar and FLY cents Per pa.
sr.Ir Jpuvf.r.

ItiE 81 .fTisr~,' having rp,rh,.-.,,,A -
L r'ur- ana PiUu-c4 - ne 81 .,.i - ,a s t1'
g. o. sslr-n AMI Barks sire.i, M.,,,,,t,,--
n'-"n ?, "htWiIS~' nor 1870
.AyIonr"r renovated ali rcLr,ed "a. So.
az" ~ flfri n Accommodate nc travelling
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-26

w. $3.50 -asssf ps,,fy b, ,ssaisss.esp.
go ~ sssssiss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-26

E,tI,shsSi. s-S~- TO ford tss aaofsd ,o~-S s-
eSi.he -sd,esidid. a~S CS' "a. s~fJsssror Of x-ass
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-26

20 Lir- P.ssss sd sois. Or cHgut
- cAL lDoD It's Syrup y nnsk u,.i =. !,
.fru1e in ne tFtfm tufirr ~ ,,,,.-
. thf.n't Dt'sasrs and O., hais Or n. ..,,,.,.
riHer ~ i'nf ttnuei II -hraIts n st,,...',
.s'a' are alI rrr-Fni e. ne stsisn 49,
~. q. Irm H esssausi 70 tssrh f,.f
- c. HrIIrpAcc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-26

A ufnuRs PArENF SKI SEALING
Ans ~ Fr-ssfvinz frssh Ffars -,
iors. - Per Hale 5y. ~
Jolly rs fo~ JNAL stDfr,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-26

r.. n the Aisbsnp Tr.buss u Jsae 3IU
Witb14l Lsaii Da-iaf Fefu, ~ Phn.IeIphts. d. The
most a ai'ai ~ f.csl. - The 80 HI iIa.ttt.I -
Nofih arh Stree r. coo ~ The 1risrs ~ hst Ia.
hFhtul rtfy We tHiists Li1 = o. the lsIt rel .l-
Pay seisA sho s6rsftisss tLfaBfh ciresfsu .ys4f.
cess attend ban - iang - be soutills. o. g. 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-26
Sarsapartlla Mead

pr 20 49, a
A'f e 2 EELLEH 4 CO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-16
DIED,

In this city, on Saturday morning. the 18th inst .
SAMUEL HUTCHINSON. child of Lawrence ami
Mary II. Lottier, aged yeaJ and 2 aionihs
1t is seldom that the sympathies OF wide circle of
friends are more strongly appealed to, than in the
sudden and sad bereavement Dy which fond parents
have been called upon 10 mourn the loss of an ex-
eeediBgly affectonate and iutere ting child MAJ
the afflicted family be sustained in this hour Of trial
and as they contemplate the sweet and amable dis
position of their deceased child find consolat ion IN
the assurance that of such is the kingdom of
Heaven"
On Saturday morning. March 18th, Of membra-
neons Group in the 9TH year Of his age, CHARLES
PUckELL. only son of John ii Bosner, of this city
AS the blushing rosebud just bursting in !. LOOM
Is but the emblem of fraity, Fastening to its tomb,
20 the youthful fhni ere DO, hoods path hath trou
Is suddenly plucked from earth to bloom in the
paradise of God"
Yesterday morning, after short Illness, ELIZA
vile Of Frederick Hattorf. aged - years.
Her funeral will take place this evening at 3
O'clock from the German Lutheran Church, 5sb
street. to which the rien Is aud acquaintance
family requested 10 attend without further no.
tice.
In Manchester, March I5b. Mrs ELIZABETH
LUFFMIRf, in the 6Sth yeer of her age.
Her funeral will take place at the Methodist
Church, in Manchester at o'ciolk to-day.
EH- Norfolk papers please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-16
ApOIOgetic-A Richmond Refugee
Eire- dr.
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH.

CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH.
PETERSBURG, March 10, 1865.
My silence for some days past mast be attribu-
ted to those oft falsely charged impediments OF
human progress, circumstances beyond control"
In this instance they have dealt unfairly, aud
held me inert, when a fund of information, unu-
sual for our city to supply, spread itself luxuri
antly and temptingly around
fellow calling himself William Bruzell was led
into the Mayors court to day, under circumstances
highly gratifying, doubt. to the palate of iri-
umphant Justice, who seemed to nod her pretty
head with chuckle of satisfaction as she stood
airing berseIfon the steeple when the woe -begone
prisoner psraded under the portico The said
Bruzeil is a refugee from the Jail of your city,
where, be said, he was sentenced TO twelve months
imprisonment, but being allowed unusual iib+r
critics. took advantage Of them and vamosed lie
was sent back to prison, where he awaits the com
ing Of an escort to show him the way to his old
quarters.
The kitchen on the premises Of DR.. George f.
Rives, Of Prince George, was destroyed by fire.
with its contents on Saturday night. 1t was the
result OF accident Loss, two or three hundred
dollars.
Our old friend Mr.. Hare, proprietor of New Mar
ket Race Course, is making extensive preparations
for the spring sport The course stables and
stands have been put in fine order, and much i'm
proved. BEPPo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-16
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

WARRINGTON, March observation-disclosures, me.
morials ETC., were introduced
Mr. Broderick arose to personal explanation
He alluded to a statement in the New York Her.
aid, of yesterday, that personal wrangle occurred
between himself and Mr.. Bigler on Saturday, and
branded the lferalds correspondent as a falsiher
of facts.
Mr.. Wade. of Ohio, resumed his speech on the
Kansas bill, AID in opposition to the Leeonsptoh
constitution.
Mr.. Mason, of Va, followed, In an able speech
in favor of the bill.
Nine o'ctocs, n. A-The Senate is still discussing
the Kansas bill, with prospect of the session
continuing a greater portion OF the night
HesS Private bills We're introduced and re-
ietrrd. -a-
Mr. Wright OF Georgia introduced homestead
bill.
Mr.. Smith, of Tennessee, introduced bill for
the construction of the Pacific Railroad.
A resolution passed calling for information rela-
tive to the Louisville and Portland Canal, with the
view of reducing tolls and securing the interest to
the government.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-16
stz 1870 Trade.

"s - III when the merchants
The esson "ss -, state aud those OF North
on sne 'n'eI'o a..e.. are abeut leaving their
S~sossee - allow the occasion TO pass WIFI
"os.s - xpord 20 them in behalf OF Rich
- market for the purchase OF their spring
supplies - b
I'll, s.s,sfy those who have hitherto gone farther,
chat they win md 40 difficulty IN suting them.
.e,yes IN all respects well here IS in the North
era cities sssfi sss s IA sssss IS sfe4sy
Many of cur merchants import their goods direct
from the other side Of the Atlantic, on favors-
BILE terms as any houses In the United States. Our
leading businsss men are men Of large experience
in trade; their goods are all laid In expressly
edarted to the wants Of our people; they keep full
sscoks, amply sufficient for any emergency likely
Go occur; their expenses are lighter than in the
larger cities; and for these reasons, we cannot
doubt for moment their ability, as wesre assured
that IL their determination, TO offer their goods
at such prices cannot fail to give satisfaction to
all. .sesss Wi,
We believe that many Of our country friends
who are 10 the habit Of going through aud making
their purchases at the North, without looking In
upon us, are mistaken ia supposing they are doing
better. They do not, we apprehend, take the
paias TO make an accurate comparison Of prices,
nor proper estimate Of the saving in travel, in
exchange Ian item which has been felt by us South
Of iate,r freights, drayage, deckage, insurance,
both freand marine, and forwarding commissions
Added to this, all must agree that there Is more
rougeniatity Of feeling and sentiment, a greater
degree Of Iiberslity and Kindness, among our mer
chants here, and that it is but right aLa prope'
that Virginia should be encouraged and built up
80 far as Is practicable, particularly when IL car
be done without sacrifice of interest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-16
Hichuoud Narkets, NIarch *.

TOBACCO ).-The market remains without altera-
ton since last Thursday, except in common Lugs,
which were yesterday little heavy with shade
decline. We quote prImings in hhds 50 I5gf, in1--
rior Lugs 81 5000; good s. SCAT; fine shipping S7g
ia; inferior Leaf SeGps 81; good 500 To- stemipiug
SlJ75; Manufacturing $lG(ai4; loose Lugs $f25Ga5;
leaf 81 5ndI2-J1
FLOUR The market still quite dul. We q.ote
good to choice straight brand, luperhne SJ(5llI
Extra $50.
WHEAf-The same old quotations remain
though so limited receipts. that they hardly
deserving repetition. Good to prime Red Sl.2G6t
SIS; do. White s. 30(DI 80.
C0kN.-W-q quote 55t1o0 cents per bushel
OATS-3j(p379a cents per Lualtl.
BACrN.-harket quiet at last quotations, viz:
Sides loi4@i0'a cents; Should rs S14@SIa cent.
Hams III Gpl2 cents.
No change in any article in the grocery lin nor
is there any new feature In money matters that
aulres notice
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-16
The british Army and Navy Esu-
mates for IS5S-'9

The military and Davai expenditure of Great
Britain for ls5s-'9--payable ont of British taxa.
tion-is estimated at the enormous sum Of one
hundred millions of dollars! This does not in
elade the expenses Of the army in India, for which
Indian, not English taxation, will have to provide.
The whole strength OF the regular land forces is
S2736 In India, and 1903 ont of India; in all.
22s,S'l. Including the English militia, the total
would reach 25o,0oo. The News says that this Is
the largest army ever possessed by the British
lin state of European peace. If a state of
Peace costs hundred millions of dollars a year.
what would be the probable expense OF state of
war, and-war with such country as France? We
do not wonder that in such case even that fiery
old blade, Lord Palmerston, came to the eonclu
zion that "discretion is the better part Of yalor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-16
Col. Allison.

The New York Tribune is very indignant be.
eause the New York Herald is not Indignant nj
the attempt to capture a runaway Englishman in
New York, implicated in the late murder of limo.
cent persons IN Paris, and in the attempted mur-
der OF Lonis Napoleon. 1t appears that the fugi.
tiYeis refnrnabrander the extradition treaty. but
the Tribune inssss that his offence il essentially
Poiitieal' Weare glad to be enlightened as to the
Iriounes idea OF political Offences No doubt IL
would consider the employment of the same ap-
Pi'ances Id the south. as a legitimate instrument
Oh party warfare. That paper seems TO have a
NATURAL affinity with fugitive criminals. If man
VIII Only run away from something or other, 1t is
PROOF positive with the Tribune that he 10 gen
tieman and q Christian.
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Yellow and WHITE Corn.

Here We prefer white for the pur pose of the
table. II makes nner and better looking and IN
most personfa better tasted bread At the North
however, and for commerce the yellow corn sell,
better. The Chamber Of Commerce of Norfolk ha.
just called the attention ofermers to the fact tina,
yellow corn at the North brings, as general thing
from three to five cents per bushel more than mixed
or white The reason for this is that there are more
OIL ana mere nutritious natter in the yellow corn
hkesps better In transportation by sea neither in
the grain or ground into meal, and fattcns sniDa,
more rapidly. This we learn from the reports Of
the Patent Once.
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No lives were lost by the sinking of the steamer
Arkansas. in the Missispippi river last week The
troops on board were taken off and carried to
Memphis.
four story brick building at 1l22 Market ST,
Philadelphia, was destroyed by fire Saturday Ii
was occupied on the first floor by John Mepourh.
whiskey dealer, and the upper stories by Benja,
min Bowling, paint manufacturer.
The Suffolk Mills. at Lowell Mass, have receiy
ed orders to start their works as fast as thew can
obtain help.
IL is announced that there are t,penty.tbres
speeches yet TO be made in the Senate on the Kan.
sas question. 1890
MT. Choate delivered an grafton on Hamilton
anu hnrr, in Boston, on the 10th inst, to nearly
5000 persons. " "'a''y
Mr.. aeorge Powell Cooper, a native of Virginia.
uiea iateiy ut his residence near Memphis, Tenn
There were 5l5 deaths in New York last week
Deing an increase of 80 over the mortality of the
week previous.
The dwelling house n ex-Sheriff Gordon. Of
sIuaiesex county, Pa, was destroyed by Gre last
ffloay night. Loss s., goo. No insurance
The whole amount appropriated fer the State ex.
penses OF pennsylvania for the ensuing wear. il
So,u9o to. OF which 81 100000 In for interest ~,
the state debt, and 1854 for the maintenance Of
the canals VI
Hon Henry Brewster died at lie Row. Geneses
county, N. T., on he 18th inst, aged s4 wears.
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xuLH0RAPHlC NHws.
hEPokTED FOR THE DAILY DIsPATcH
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ARRIVAL or The STAR or THE WEST.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Interesting News from South America, &c.

Interesting News from, South America, &c.
NEW YonK, March I5.-The steamer Star Of the
West, with California mails, 200 passengers and
sl,3o0,eoo In specie, arrived to-day Her dates
are to the 10th of February. She connected with
the steamer j.. L. Stephens, which bfonght down
to Panama al ,6po,ae0.
The U. y. sloop If war jamestown and the Brit
ISL steamer Leopard were at Aspinwali. The
Fulton sailed on the Ctr inst for san Juan, with
dispatches for Mr.. Lamar, U. s, Minister.
CALIFORNIA.
Nothing Of interest had transpifed In the LegIs-
lature since the date of previous advices.
The Sacramento slave case had been decided, and
the slave delivered to the claimant s,,as sas
The Indians in Tuolumne county were murder
ing the white Inhabitants.
The counties of Yuba, Suffer aud Calano offer
to raise 100000 towards a railroad between Ma
rysyille and Benysa.
Small pox was committing favages In the MA
rne Hospital at San Francisco.
SOUTH AMERICA.
The civil war in Peru continues. The capture
Of Arequpa by Castillo was monentarily ex-
rected.
The American ship Lizzie Thompson and bark
Georgiana were seized at Chincha Islands ana
taken to Calloa, and the demand of the American
minister for the liberation refused
American bark Dorcas featon was boarded by
boat Of the Gillian war steamer, and American
minister demanded satisfaction for the Insult
The U. s. frigate Merrimac was shortly expected.
Her arrival at Talcahuana is reported.
SECOND DISPATCH.
New YORK, March 10, L. M-The Star OF the
West briggs the following additional news:
The Governor OF Sonora defeated Gandara and his
robber followers, with great destruction of life.
Lieut.. Ives exploring party had assembled the
Colorado to white settlements $50 miles above Fort
Yuma.
| The Nicaragusn government has educational
| lied" Walker and his followers.
1t appears that Mr. Lamar, y. s. Minister for
got his credentials and was awaiting their receipt
before entering upon negotiations with the Nicara-
guam government.