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RUSS Ell. en- Crime: Q vols; 1900
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SMITHS Leading Cases, volumes, new edition.
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The London Quarterly Review declares that the
p.s, India Company has been anxiously DESTROYS
60 protect the natives and TO shield them from To-
,ustsce. but as the same time says, "no conscisr.
stcos civil servant in India VII deny, whatever
the Representations Of the East India Company 10
sas noase Of Commons may do, that sxactioa, tor.
ssse and oppression are committed with impunity
around them. They lament and deplore the evil.
but Il 10 not 10 their power to remedy It. Tho
East india Company BY persisting 10 ts old courses
has become morally responsible for their results.
Shocking to nay. 81 this moment torture Of the
most fearful description nourishes throughout
Madras aud Bengal, and justice ia denied to the
poor. 1--we will not credit missionaries or plan
tesS We cannot reject the admission Of one of the
highsss Of the Company's civil servants II 10
Mr.. Halliday Who forcibly tells 10 that remarkable
Nfnnts, We have already qaoted. that
-sThroughout the length and breath Of the coun-
try the strong prey aimost universally upon the
week, and that the general native opinion Is GER.
tainiy that the administration Of criminal justice
isIIule better than lottery, IN which, however,
the beet chances are with the criminal
aeLet IL always be remembered that the poor
ignorant peasantry Of India can make no distinc.
ton between the government and its agents. .
They cannot believe that the tax gstherer or the
uniform and badge OF the State, pcurs boiling oil
upon their smacisted limbs, scorches their flesh
in The burning sun, inssrts red hot irons into the
most sensitive parts Of their persons, and commits
other atrocities too horrible 10 be described and
spares seither age 10 not supported by the
whole power and authority Of their English ru
lsrs. They cannot believe that the last miserable
copper bit, which they unroll from the rag round
their loins TO give to the chuprassi, who watches
at the door Of the English magistrate, before be
viii condescepd TO receive for his master a petit
tion showing their sufferings and their wrongs 4.
not . fee to the magistrate himself. They only
know the government through its crushing, ire
sistible power, and through the inexorable tax
gatherer, the grasping agent of the law, or tb.
cruel policeman. These poor timid rysts, who
would be resoncled or indifferent to any rul,
were they only treated with bare justice, are dri
ven into rebellion by our own officers and ou
own neglect"
Few writer's 10 England now speak of the in
surrection In India as military mutiny. It 10
rebellion ia which the people share and symps
thixe, A. well they may, under the provocation o
such hdcous cruelties as are given above, on Eng
lish authority. Let US hope that, under the new
India bill, every effort will be made to conciliat,
, the outraged people, and to give them reason fo
confidence 10 the justice and humanity of tn,
qoyernn1 power
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Stump Speaking In Illinois.

In introducing the Southern practice of public
discussions by the candidates of the two parties,
the Illinois people have added the English feature
of professions, each candidate having sort of trk
umphal entry, at the head Of his followers, into
the towns and neighborhoods where they meet
This is q dangerous custom to adopt In country
like the West, where the passions Of the populsce
90 frequently override the Law. 1t is not difficult,
under such circumstances to pass from words to
blows and It will DO fortunate if the Illinois can
vass ends without some rotous demonstrations.
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IELEGRAPHLC NEWS.
REPORTED FOR TIE "DIsPATCH.s
THE CABLE CELEBRATION.
MEssA AGE FROM LONDON.

MESSAGE FROM LONDON.
THE CELEBRATION IN NEW Y0RK--HLu-
NTNATTON IN JVASEfTNGTON-7Hb CABLE
AT CHARLOTTESVILLE dc. dc.
NEW Yoax, Sept L. During the cable celecrs-
tiou to-day. the following dispatch was received:
"LosDoy, Sept. LIST.
.CYaus W FIELD, New H0h -
ssThe Directors Of the Atlantic Telegraph CON-
pany are on the way TO yaientis, TO make arrange
ments for the opening OF the wire TO the puolic.
They convey through the cable, to you and Your
fsllov-cttixens, their hearty congratulations, 10
your joyous celebration Of this great iufernstions
work."
Lori Napier Is attending the celebration In TINS
citv and will be one Of the guests OF the corpora
lion AT the dinner to morrow evening, at Metro
po,itau Hotel He will dine Friday evening win
Cyrus w. Field, 10 company with Capt. Day man;
OF the Gorgon and other British officers attacneu
10 the telegraph squadron, together with 10" Sc
lect friends Of MIR. Field.
WASHINGTON Sept. 1.-The principal pubic, ana
other buildings are brilliantly illuminated. ma
sic. rockets and the Gags of all nations at ONE
rent points on the Avenue, are among the a'sfae-
tions.
.PHuAprIpHIA, Sept 1.-The celebration mere
was of the most impressive and exciting character.
A grand celebration took place in Independence
Square at noon, at which . prayer was oenrereu
an eloquent Grafton by Hon. W. ID. keiiey. inere
were three parades-military, civic ana nremeh.
THE CABLE IN CHARLOTTESVILLE.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Sept, 1.-The cable "celeora'
ton" took place here tonight. The once OF the
Jeffersonian was illuminated.
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B. wARDwELL L co.
~ CHOLERA, CHoLERA-MoBBUs, d.

AReHGA OR SUMNER COMPLAINTS we have been told,
have never attackt those persons who have Leen
using BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS regularly
this summer. Should you have it, or 'be attacked
fer three or four days, and you will fnd words
true that 1t is never failing remedy. With the
confidence we have in it, we think every family
should keep bottle regularly on hand in cases Of
emergency, with the confident assurance that DO
me scine known is so eff ctual and at the same time
go harmless. Price SOC per bottle.
To be had wholesale aud retail at the Drug Stores
of Messrs. Purcell. Ladd Co., and all the prominent
Apothecaries in this city ano else where in Virginia
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DIED,
-. 80. cu.p1.rs woR

On the night Of the 3Ist August. CH ARLBs WOh
THAN, aged s. years. ... -
Mrs q Wortham this morning. At II o'clock. the
friends Of the family are respectfully invited to At
tend. ssas.4s
IN Norfolk Va on Mondays the Sot IA q nngu'
Adam. aged II months and II days. Her remains
were taken 70 Petersburg for interment-
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The Canal,

The busy season on the Canal has commenced
at earlier period than usual this fall. There
was an increase in the up freight, last week, OF
over IS per cent. on the corresponding week Of
last year. The principal point of this increase
consists of goods for the Southwest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-02

Opening NIeHr OF rHs THEArRE.-Ths Theatre
viii open on Saturday night, with that sterling
English comedy, .sTown and Country" cast with
the strength Of the company, and the farce OF
zone Thousend MlIiners Wanted" The public
will be glad to known that they will be favored
with pas de deur this season by the two pretty
dancers attached to the COMPANY
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JAMES WOODHOUsE & co.

JAMES WOODHOUSE & co.
Have receive the following NEW BOOKS:
THE PARALLELS and Krummaeker, translated from
- the German with forty Illustrations; Si25
in connection with some recent proposals for its
revision by Richard Cheneyix Trench. D D, au-
The Earth and the Word, Or Geology for Bible
Students. by s R Pattison. G :; eS eta.
Dswa 10 s Of ss E,
Mrs Anna NJ Scott; 100
SERMONS. By the late hev F.w Robertson, third
series; leo.
THE Age: ColloqulaI Satire. by Philip James
Bailey author Of "Festus;" 75c..
REV ana 0'
SONGS in the Might; or Hymns for the Sick and
Suffering, with an introduction by Rev &c
CAPT John Smith, the Founder of Virginia, bio
graphy. BY Geo Canning Hill; 5ac.
BENEDI.T Arnold; biography by eeo Canning
MEMoiR s. Of Rachel, by Mad.me de B.; 100.
indces Of SUBJECTS and authors, third edition,
with supplement-; LOO.
Cospe, , Ss e sueS word as
WILLIAM IAN the conquerer; Historical Rcmance,by
THE Microscope; its history. construction and ap-
plication. 81 Jabez Hosg, illustrated with up-
wards on i've hundredengravings.t third edition
ALL About It. or the History aud Mystery Of COM
rsss hsaas a9Sa01 ~, TS
adapted for the use of Schools and Colleges by
II Goadby. NJ d. with 40 illustrations; 200
HISTORY Of Civilization in England, by Henry
Thomas Buckle, vol !; 25a.
DICTIONARY OF Dates, and Universal Reference.
relating to ali ages and nations, comprehentipg
body Of information. classical political and
domestic, from he earliest accounts 70 the
present time. BY Joseph Hayden. eighth edition.
CURI0sITiEs Of Literature, BY Isaac DIsraelli.
With view Of the Life and Writings Of the an.
ssnor, BY his son, new edition. corrected. vols;
sOPHIsMS Of Free Trade and Politicsl Economy.
ton, corrected; LIS. = - - =
ssJ. Wa Go, have lately received . large col
iecton OF valuable and interesting Books. old and
pew. to which they invite the attenaon OF Book
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-02

AZ THE PRIsMArIc CoLoRs Newton first discov'
cred that common white light was not simple but
compound. and separabe into seven distinct color.
violet, indigo, blue green yellow, orange and red
These primitive colors with their compounds con
stitute every hue to be found in art or nature To
appreciate folly the beauty OF some OF the more rare
and recherche tints found in the primsstc spPcti um
early sprlcation should be made at the DISPATCH
JOE OFFICE where printing in colors is executed in
a style of nagnifcence seldom equalled.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-02

RICHMOND AND NoRFoLK.-The cars will com
msnce running by daily sche dule over the Nor
folk and Petersburg Railroad, next week. In or
dor TO connect with trains from Richmond and the
West, the cars will probably leave Petersburg in
the mornings at = o'clock, reaching Norfolk before
IL A. H., and return from Norfolk in the after.
noon. leaving at P. NJ, and reaching Petersburg
before oP. III. Freight trains to be run a. ma v
be most convenient for trade.
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no1n DIGGINGs DISCOVERED.

sr. LOUIS Sept 1.-The Republican publishes at
letter giving an account Of newly discovered gold
regions on the South Platte river. The writer ex.
amined the country for several miles around, and
exnresses the opinion, that from S. to So per day
NAV be obtained by several hundred men without
further discoveries.
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MARRIED.

AZ weldon. r. c., on the 18th instant, ~ fhn kes'
FITCH. both ofthis city.
In weldon, N. g.. on 3,st August: BY = - ke.
tersnn, J. p, Mr.. RYLAND n Ngks HLh. 20 -
ELIZA ANN DAVIS. all Of Richmond.
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WW. 4. 3oArRR. Eso IL tie oathorisef agent for
~ nISpATCH In NORFOLK and lSrtxmemsh. Sab
1Asss ;stAnes cilies cil otain thsr papers Tlarsy
n6M him Il ne earliest possibae sAomes an me ddp.
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THE AFRICANS AT CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Sept 1.-The State Attorney Gene
raj has delivered the opinion that the Africans
captured on the brig Putnam, may be retained py
The n 8 Marshal not subject to the laws Of South
Carolina
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rHr The STOMACH prepares the ele

14 1nH CIUmaOH PT<P1IcS tHe cTc-
ments of the bile and the blood and il il does the
work feebly and imperfectly, liver and other
tious diseases fhecertain result As soon, there
FORE as any Affections Of this kind are perceived we
OF order. The first and only thing to be DONE is to
administer a specific which will act directly on the
stonach-the handspring of the animal machine
~ For this purpose. We can confidently recon-
mend DR.. HoSrETTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH BIf
TERS. Acting an Alternative and tonic il
strengthens the digestion, changes the couditon OF
the blood, and thereby gives regularity to the bow
els
For leby Druggists and dealers generally. eve
rywh6re au 2S-lm
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rREE NEGROEs WANTED IN HAYTI.

WASHINGTON. Sept THREE prominent Hay.
items. the object Of whose presence in this coun'
try is to induce the emigration OF free negroes 10
Hayti, have arrived IN this city.
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The Cattle DIsEasE.-The Fredericksburg Her :
aid states that in Caroline county, Vs. the cattle
disease has made its appearauce-th the same disease
doubtless that has been % prevalent and fatal In
other sections Of the country. The cattle foam at
the mouth, and suffer with alteration Of the throat
and nose, and with INSTRUCTED respiration Its in.
formsnt vas unable 70 ssy whether it was accom-.
panied with tho black tongue, by which name It il
elsewhere called that bsag one Of its most striking
narks, M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-02

R@ JAMES T. SUTTON, in, Pension
Agent and Notary Public has moved bis Office to the
corner Of Main and IL b streets, over VIM A. Wal
storee.
0 BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS ahd SCRIP
wanted. J. T. 8.
an Ats
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N.Y. NORTHERN leave h.ye a good

supply on hand. and are daily looking for the scbr.
G. NJ. NEAL with $50 tons. and the bark GEORGE
WARREN with 325 tons. Will sell from the YES
ses while dischareing, at 50 per ton will pack in
hhds and deiiverat any Railroad Depot in the city,
at $40 per ton; will lend our horse aud buggy to
purchasers to try the market before closing trade
"a we must can. shall and will sell NORTHERN
ICE in the city of Richmond at lower figure than
any other dealer
SO Its b. WARDWELL 4 CO.
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T,UPMAN g. HULL
L HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR
n T. w 8 Il DIR E.

UVy
sci No. ITO MAIN STREET.
THOMAS, HUGHES 4 CALDWELL,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs,
No. Pearl ST., Richmond,
Have now in store and ready for
FALL SA LES,
A large and unusually attractive stock of
Notions &c Fancy Goods!
To which they respectfully invite the attentions Of
the trade.
gHOsIERY, MAHsEILLES GOODS,
GLOVES THREADS
EMBRnIE RIES, WOODEN GOODs.
sKTkTS sBIUTS AND DRAW
SUSPENDERS, Frs,
lnIMMINGs, PEnE JMERIES AND
BUTTONS, SOAPS.
Together with general assortment of FANCY and
STAPLn ARTICLES, suited to town and country
trade, all FRESH, DESIRABLE and CHEAP.
sell
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EALL. GOODS.
KFNT. PAINE & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS

h1OdMOND, fInoINIA.
HAVE received and have now in store, which they
offer for sala on liberal terms
l20 cases Medium TO extra Super Prints
20 do Printed and Plain de LANES
10 do Black and Colored Alpaccas
50 do sstnets; all grades
l2o do Pulled Cloths, 4. Kerrseys ana l Jeans
500 bales 4, q and A Brown Cottons, compris-
ing all the leading styles manufactured
100 cases Bleached Goods all grades
so do do DENNIS Tickings and Shifting
20 cases Apron and Furniture Checks
80 bates White, Red and Yellow Fiannels
10 cases ColOred Cambrics
500 ps Paper Cambrics, assorted
500 do Plaid and striped Domestic
1000 do Msnch. GIas and other (}ipghams
$50 do Fire to ex ex Black and Fancy Doeskins
$50 do Black and CoIored Cloths. Beavers, Seal
20 cases Irish Linens, Pillow Linens and Sheet.
10 ca,es Huskabaeks, Diapers, Damasks and Ia
5 bales Russi ian ard American Crash
10 cases French and English Merinoes, plain and
$50 ps plain French de LANES, all colors
so do splendid French printed do
80 do plain Black eros de hhines, Taffetas and
20 do rich aud splendid Fancy Silks
500 do Pongee and Bandanna Hdkfs
Stripes and Plaid Muslins. Brlliartes. &C. a
full supply
lNW nOZ2u pam ana DofuereQ CamDrlC HQkfS
1904 do Hosif ry assorted
$50 do Lambs wool aud Merino Shirts and
Drawers
$50 do Extension and other Skirts
500 do Cloth, Velvet and Merino Cloaks anG
Mantilas
1000 do Ladies' Plain, Plaid and Mantelette
shswls, embracing every variety of style
noH use
$50 Mems Super Travelling Rugs
80 bales Point. Mackinaw and Gray Blankets
1000 pr 81 to IA Whit ey Blankets, (superb as
sortmenO
10 cases Allenda'e, Lancaster and Turkish Quilts
Also, iu ana complete assortment of Embroi-
deres Ribbons, Veil Bareges. Trimmings. Laces.
Comforts and Berlin Wool Goods Umbrellas, Moroc
and Elastic Belts. Skirt Reeds. Steel and Brass
Hoops Skirt BTaids Tapes. Threads, Spool Cotton.
Pins Needles, &C., with full and largely increased
assortment OF
CLOTHING,
Manufactured under own supervision in superior
eiyIe the prices of which will guarantee TO B "
LOWER than the same quality of goods can be pur-
chased in the Northern markets.
Cur stock has n yer been larger or more command
ing than at present, and we are fully prepared to
sustsn repu alton to sell any article In the Dry
Goods line, low similar goods can be bought 10
this or any other market in this country to cash
prompt customers Sep 2-6t
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DsspkfcH ron THR spRfNgs.--Hrssas o.,
~ sstAe sedSessNo pedcss, can hdre tAs DISPATCH
er31I1ae ~ couNlinc voess and paying IN aduancs
FOR ~ hWe ndmci
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-02

Lsrrss or oogxER sfosn. The cornsr STONE .,
the new Catholic Church Il FstrfAx Station, on
the Orange and Aisxandris Railroad, viii BE- laid
~ the ~. Rsv John Mc0lIl, nishsp o. Rschaesd,
On eaDdass the lzsh u esptsnbss, vfsh The eses.
nsslse prescribed n ~ Rsnnaa PsstiAsal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-02

. WasAf.-The shipments Of wheat from Green.
vile. Tennessee, East, last month sxeeeded 40,o0o
boseels snd sasre are now $4,000 Bushels thsrs.
s~eiting removal with wagon loads sim crowd.
isg ip,s
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Mr.. GEO. HARRIS JONES:

R.
I have been suffering with Corns for over fifteen
years They have been so painful that could not
wear shoes with enteel fit. without suffering
severe pain during church services. Some severai
weeks ago commenced using your Corn LinimeJ 7;
after using three bottles, I relieved from all
pain and soreness. now can wear my shoes all day
without suffering any pain. MARTHA BoTroMs.
Henrico county, Va, Aug. 3lst, 1883. Sc I-2t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-02

PASSENGERS FOR NEW
>1 YORK, by the steamship ROANOKE,
(E<a4k& are requested to be on board be
~ = bfore the hour of departure, four
o'clock P ~ FRIDAY, 81 inst.
Tickets and berths secured at our office, opposite
steamers wharves
Passage to New York, Meals and Statgroom incll-
died. only $40. Steerase passage only s.
Passage to Norfolk, same as by the river boats
Sc 2-2t LUDLAM Il WATSON.
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RAILROAD DEFINITIONS

BALTIMORE Sept There was no connection OF
the Northern train with the Southern, this morn
ing. s..;
ed by an accident to freight train.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-02

DROF CHRISTIANS SCHOOL.
CHRISTIAN will reopen his School on Ist DC.
tober next.
Terms per session. ......................$6 $50 90
Sc 2-3ts II CHRISTIAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-02

MRS BENEFITS s CHOOL FOR
lvA BOYS-9th street. between Grace and Frank
ln-will re op on MONDAY. 18th October. The
number CT pupils is limited to twenty five
TERMS, PER SESSION:
10 years Of age and over ..................$30 20
Under 10 years $500
sa 2-t0ak
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-02

A new high school is to be established in Ports
mouth, Va, to be styled the Annie Andrews Semi
nary.
There we're SIS deaths in Charleston, s. e, last
wesk-39 from yellow fever
Richmond Markets. Sept j.
FIOuR ia unchanged WHEAT il steady at last
ouofatons for ptima but weak for low grades -
CORN is quoted at 5000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-02

~ PRor. E. HouDAYER, gradual.
of the University Of Paris respectfully tenders his
services 70 the citizens Of Richmond, and to the
Principals OF Schools, as teacher Of the French.
LANGUAGE. He refers, by permission, to the follow
liar 81 stem Of Instruction.:
u. Paul, French Consul: Col T. p. August g. W
Randolph, Eea DR.. Woodbridge, VIM. w. harvie,
Esq pr Weisiger, n. A stnrdivant, ESQ.,, DR.. Bur
well, J. @. Griswold, Esq.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-02

rA-THE best p'ac in Richmond to obtain correct
and durable Lkepesses is at the Steam Gallery, l39
Main street Large size family groups and fancy
cases. at onehalf the usual price.
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THE UISP ATCH..
rHvtsDAY wosiilSsiisds sprsMsis isss

). NOTION no ADvRRTEsRNS - Adres1ivmentsf FIR
he Ol6eAHUWMAM b Adsxni a. bv ~ etjock IN fhc
afsrmoon, ~ order 10 appedr TIE ncn day. 7hs
kdey pyxSyfyy AZ dceyfs&m<nts Hpom ths cotsNas ~
80 papsr win MT admit II their recuHtoa a5ser ne
&csr SaNsxd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-02

~A CAHD &c. C. MsRA, late Pro-
lessor Of ninsic and modern languages at the soutb
Carolina Female llegate Institute, Columbia 4
c. respectfully offers his professional services to the
citiTsns of Richmond and vicinity. Rooms az pres
ent al Mrs. uarwood's. on Bank st. au2,-lms