The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-13
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LAssn' EevsssAass Cosvsssscs .-The L,dIes,
0t.sd kSesstsiAu coavtatten, % long advertised.
yook psoee % Wednesday. o. tho Ueton Couree.
.onG lmeed. IhA hrst appearance Of the ladies' in
49, pscsnsssqee assies. Nth blooming ceusaks
sxe4ts1esS vas tAe stesal Or hearty applause 90
- pats q ne spscsasoes. On they came, curvet.
uuk 49, p.Anctse-vetis and l%sthses loattne on
sas ytees tAstf hossss, apparently proed Of tAsir
aschtng thest a<cks and then carssrise sorwsrd,
c.sftee thstt lair riders with single bound
aa9eet cat The strained sight Of the breAshiess
0Nselee4es The exercises commenced with cav
eeceee - ladies, eight abreast, Who rods half way
ssaec Ana back agaio " the starting place At the
eoe0 entrance. This Vas al exceedingly pretty
sight, add was much applaudsd, but majority
sr'.ss zee sSssa sas ',o. Tue
sadaeA from whence the attspdAUce came generally.
fAsAauAy Exsseiri5x CoSfaacrs The Unit
10 Sssts1 GoverumeLt has made arrangements
vieh the Crom veil iins OF steamers for the Of
she Msmphss. Thomss ssAsln, Atlanta and Poto.
usc 10 tes Paraguay expedf.iop. These steamers
are - uudsrGo tmmodksse overhauiing at New
York Tor greater strength aud a. seou a. possible
ssat los tssir destination ~ stated the Govern.
Msne pays $4,000 month for each steamer and
ssppltes the coai-the ovnsss paying tor the crew
The coutract - fsf six mo6ths. We further learn
that the neet will be commasded BY an experience
g naval omcer, whose name ne have not heard
y.
NEW 0alxAxs.-The Picayune, reviewing the ma
t<risi progress Of New Orleans, says that it has
escaped entirely the late commercial Revision,
and tts commerce shows an increase, while 10
every other commercial city there has been de-
crease In all the leading staples there has been
. excess Of receipts over last year. The popuIa
ios, iss. ~ cay "s''' - 1-''""' In 1884," was
Ltoaf LsfnAruas-The catalogue Of the New
York Pubiisbers' Association contains a list OF
4nsxw e -
hishvaymeu, pickpockets and burglars, and four.
tsea stosies Of New York life, such 40 10 usually
eeea q the Five Points and other similar deiecsa
bic and moral localities These are called 1.-The
appeers 20 be the only one that the conscientious
psbiishersregard as worthy their consideration.
= 4 Lose TINE fisprxG IT 0Ur.-Ffeoch papers re.
port that an extraordinary case is now pending
bssore the Civil Tribunal Of Castelsarrazin. near
Toulouse. A lady OF that town, who had married
% fhr back o. lsl5, has brougb: action against
her hush AMI 20 have the marriage declared null
and void, on the ground that he is not man but
. woman. ri se
ssoorfSe HER SEDuceR.-At Boston, on wednes.
day evening last, young woman named Mary A.
Uouley, shot ono Patrick Carney, a grocer, whom
she alleged bad seduced her under promise Of
marriage Tho weapon used was pistol loaded
with two balls, each OF whieh- produced q wound,
neither Of them, however, arsikel to prove fatal
Bosfox TalDs.-The B5ston papers speak of a
revival Of trade 10 that city. In some branches
Of tbs cOastwise trade considerable brskness pre-
wallis. Shipbuilding has again taken start. The
newspapsrs OF Boston do Mt show much OF the re-
yival II their business coiumnssT
YBlLow FxvER At CaARlEsroN.-During 1854
from August to Novembcse there were GA yellow
fever desths ia OharlestSn. g. c. For the same
present year between the sst of August and the
4,h Of September. the disease has claimed Ia VIC
sims.
No lAdy wiil be admitted toshe next "women's