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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-06

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YasosrymIs. n. q. Feb. J. E

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YasosrTn1s n. q, Feb. J. y
As subscriber to your valuable paper. \ W.T.
iatrude ON ven with q few remarks, We nave,
thus far had an unusually favorable rinterano one
long to be remembered by the good people as
striking contrast to the terrible one oil las. year
lur planters have good stocks Of grain and prov
ender for which, as yet. they have nov haa ~
great a need "a common. the cattle OF al KINGS
have kept up wonderfully under the favorable
weather with little food and the great havoo
which was carried on last fall on account OF the
scarcity of bacon and high prices OF food, mas re-
duced the numbers very much. IDS es.eeh
rtet desidsratum. as farmers are gepe' over
stocked and this often s the cause OF mean breeds
and diseases as purity In stock Is prolific with all
tho diseases which make onr barn yards the laugh
ing stocks of the Kentuckians. and all OF those &C
custo,ned to well fed and thr fly aeimals
The tobacco crop Of this year bids fair 10 DE
larpe one. In every section which can hear from
the planters are making great Efforts LOT raising
plants In this county they have oufht great
many beds and In spite Of hard lines are makiBg
efforts to increase the quantity, mnch 20 the ne
Lat ri grain Hundreds of dollars are paid out
annually for pork on account OF the great exer-
tions made for raising tobacco Last winter large
numbers of pigs and shoats were suffered 10 perish
with cold and the consequence OF 1t was, the high
nrice Of this ind.spens sable article Of food, this
Pail There is large supply OF fine tobacco IN Cas
WELL this year. Our planters excel in producing
the golden hue and 1t seems almost an nducement
TO neglect the grain crops, they get high prices
every year This production has proved OF great
benefit to this country. as the number oil wealthy
planters in 1t will prove.
Yanceyyilp Ia quite n fio-rishing village, con-
tanning some or 700 souls, but 1t is cursed with
many loafers and red eyfs, who discuss and arrange
the business of the rest of mankind to the neglect
of their own; but believe this Ia more or less the
case with all villages One more objection, and
this to the fair sex The ladies of this section
much addicted to the use of tobacco especially the
clearly accomplishment of snuff dipping. They
use a brush not unlike miniature scrub broom,
which they wind around in the snnH until u bas
taken up no inconsderable quantity. and put it
between their teeth and soon they emit dark
stream and talking, THAT unusual failing OF the
fair ones they spoil the pretty mouths with dark
circle. which would make q lover think twice De-
fore he would take kiss. ] hope the fair ones
will forgive me- Yours, &cr
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GARRoTING IN BALTIMoRE.-0n Wednesday night
last about 0 o'clock, as Mr. Frederick Wright was
passing along Calvert street, Baltimore, he &C.
costed by two men. who spoke familiarity, asking
him where he was going. lie told them perfectly
unsuspecting anything wrong. Immediately
one of the men threw rope around his neck from
behind, while the other robbed him of gold
watch and chain valued at $50, eight dollars in
money, and check for 5000. When he found the
fix be was in he told the robbers not to kill him.
but take all he had. They cleaned him out and
left him.
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Northern Markets.

BALTIMORE Feb. 5-Market. dull. and generally
unchanged. Flour Howard street and Ohio 81 800
40 Wheat dull--Red SI61l.03 white 50 cents; yell
low 'G15i cents. Oats and Rye scarce.
NEW YORK Feb. 5.-Flour dull State si.15di p:
other brands unchanged. Wheat bu"yant-Rrd ad-
yanced 2cents with sales at Slal1 Pr; white un-
changed Corn dulI-white declined cent: sales Of
white 64166 cents, and yellow 6i@65 cents. Stocks
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napoRrEp TOR THH DAILY DIsPAT0H-
PROCEEDINGS oY CONGRESS.

rs PROCEEDINGS on CONGRESS.
4 wAsmseror, Feb 5s--The Sndte was not 10 ses-
sion to-day. & q M
= Iioas<.--Mr Qnitman, OF Miss, offered q rcso-
luton calling for information relative to the mill
tary force employed In the war Of 1872; also, the
number Of troops employed in the Indian wars
before that time S3EE So q
The Ohio contested election case was taken up
aud debated.
j. D. Williamson, the New York witness, hav-
Ing purged himself of contempt BY answering all
legal questions before the Tariff Investigating
Committee. was discharged from custody.
The consideration Of Kansas affairs was re-
sumed.
Mr.. Harris, (of Md offered resolution for the
appointment of q select committee Of fifteen, to
ascertain all the facts connected with the election
in Kansas. with authority to send for persons aud
papers. lie then moved the previous question,
whereupou motion was made to adjourn.
parliamentary fight ensued, the Democrats
preventing the taxing Of the question, and the
Republicans and Lecomptonites voting against the
motion to adjourn. Much confusion prevailed,
though everything was conducted in spirit OF
good humor,
Nine o'clock,p p. m-The House Ia still In session.
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Who ia the True Prince

We have heretofore noticed curious story, for
the truth of which some American journalists
grsvely contend, that the present emperor Of the
French is a MIR. Bowen OF Boston, who was com.
panion of Louis Napoleon while he was in this
country-Napoleon died suddenly in Bowen's pre-
sence at New York-was buried secretly; Bowen
presuming upon his personal resemblance to the
prince, and his knowledge Of France and the
French language, obtained by long residence there
in youth, assumed to be the prince; visited Eu-
rope AZ such; was completely successful in his i'm.
position, and now sits upon the throne of France
If this be so 1t appears that Mr. Bowen is not with
out rival In his cousin who says the man on
the throne IL NO Bopaparte, at least. We quote
the following from letter to an English paper
written in Paris:
'.The suspension of the Presse, in consequence
OF Peyrat's article on tho refusal of Garnet and
Goudchaux to take the oath before entering the
chamber, has had the usual consequences of meas.
ures of the sort-it has not corrected the evil II
was intended to puaish, but merely let into the
secret Vaccinations of those who acting he
hind the scenes. BY the revelations thus acqulr-
ed, We learn the actual state of politics, and be
come acquainted with things of which we had
otherwise never dreamt. The position of Prince
Napoleon becomes thoroughly defined by the dis
closures now made; and learn as truth, what
We had long suspected, that he has become the
centre Of Widespread conspiracy, and that it is
now considered high time 10 nip his rising influ-
ence in the bud. lie has never bowed to Dsgon :;
he has openly refused TO accept Office or authority
Of any kind; he toiH league himself with the
government of Lonis Napoleon; he laughs to scorn
the pretensioas of his cousin which he declares are
founded on a mistake, for that Louis Napoleon is
no Bonaparte at ALL that he alone Ia Of that race 80
beloved by the French nation that IL consents to
be ridden by q man who assumes the name and
cps not even TO question the right he has to
bear IT, BEHOLD the coming mani says Prince
Napoleon, TO wh0msoeyer chooses to listen, 4 am
the only Bonaparte-the man you have chosen
holds my place-but only till the time has come
for me to claim It,.
Tho Prince Napoleon is right In declafsag that
his cousin is no Napoleon. That he is no French
man, that no is the sou of Dutch Admiral, il a
fact well known at the French Court, but what
thenf The Prince cannot make the French mass
es believe that Louis is not entitled to the name
of Napoleon, and, If he could, be cannot deprive
him OF that more than Napoleonic capacity of
government which Is his best title to be Emperor
and the chief safeguard Of his throne. Things are
becoming even In France more important than
names, and, the French people, who enjoy both
the name and the thing, nominal Napoleon,
real seenrity OF property and person, national
glory and power, and a. much civil liberty ~ they
know how TO enjoy, are not going to exchange
the dynasty which has secured them these ad-
vantAges, for the mere name Of Napoleon.
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Arrest of Commentators.
CORRESPONDENCE OF rae RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH
WENTWORTH, ROCKINGHAM Co, N. c.,
Feb. 4th, 1858. (

WENTWORTH, ROCKINGHAM Co, N c.,
Feb 4th, 1853
Two men were arrested in the town of Madison,
in this county, and committed TO jail in this place
on Monday last, by the names of John Land and
Jesse Weaver. They were travelling as horse ira
ders and say they from Pulaski county. Ky
They had on them between $500 and $1,000 in spn-
rous bills, mostly on the Bank of Old Dominion,
Va. and the balance Kentucky. Tennessee and n.
Carolina bills. 1t Is thought they will suffer the
extreme penalty of the law, as it has become ne
cessary to make an example of some one. and
there could be no better opportunity than this
They are held to bail in the sum of $4,000 to await
their trial, which will come off in April.
T. A. r.
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GEEAT BILL PoR SATURDAY NIGHT.-The reader
will perceive, by glance at the advertisement, in
another column. that splendid programme is TO be
presented tonight at the theatre; and it is the
last opportunity citizens will have of seeing the
seftons, we are quite confident that the house will
be thronged Three plays, 'The Mountain Devil
John jones' and "Horse Shoe Robinson" and a
variety of songs and dances, with Mr.. Seton and
his daughter in favorite characters, will make up
performance of more than ordinary interest.
We understand that Mr.. Edwin Adams, the ia
yorite young actor, will have benefit some night
next week.
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In Weldon, NC, on Thursday. 4th inst by John
Campbell j. p, Mr.. THOMAS NJ WYNNE, (Prin
teri to Miss ANNA MARIA BELLKNAP, both OF
the city Of Richmond
as etersburg Express will please copy.
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THE ADMINISTRATION SUSTAINED IN
PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRISBURG Feb. AFTER a severe struggle To-
day the opponents of the Lecompton constitution
were defeated in the house by twelve majority
This result has caused great CONSERVATION among
the republicans and their over Jealous converts
from the democracy.
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RUMoRED sERyILE INsURRECTIoN-AD0U DOUBT
ELI. STORY.

CHICAGO, Feb. ga rumor fas reached here of
fearful resurrection Fayetteville, Ark melted
by two white men The negroes attacked two set
Elements. killing % persons. firing the houses and
putting the cattle to death but were finally sub
dued by an organization of volunteers. who killed
and captured is. The story is doubted
ftalv
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NOTICE.-THE LANCER QUA.

~ DRIBBEs.-A class will he formed of gentle
fK men who desire To learn the above popnlar
1-asEdance. tn meet every WEDNESDAY EVE
MING, at Corinthan Hall at O'Clock, commencing
on SATURDAY, Feb. 9th.
This class viii he strictly Lancer Class. and will
be private tn all hut its members and those who wish
to Jnin il. From three TO Ave le's will give peg
feet knowledg" of the Figures. The learners will be
charged for the abova plumber of lessons only ami
in dancing. fetal G. A. MCENOY.
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CPECIAL NOTICE. The best Sauce of
~ the age, equal in quality and much lower in
price. Those who have used the CALIFORNIA
SAUCE made by DUYAL L NORTON, pronounce
to be super Tor all others 1t is uprvailcd
ticle for Fish, eoups Game. Hash.s. Gravies. steak
Salads &c. 1t must command the attention Of Gro
GERS Hotel and Restaurant keepers private families
&c. Give il q trial. Made only and sold by
DUVAi. q NORTON, Druggists.
fa Corner Main and lpth Streats
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FOR PHILADELPHIA -

1N.T The No. Steamship VIRGINIA.
~ 4kE.A Capt J. r. KELLEY is now ready 30
eS&kz1SzxA1 receive freight, aud will leave GU
WEDNESDAY,. February 10Th. 1T u o'clock NJ
For freight or passage having superior aecommo-
dations, apply 10 IL. E. FUTILE, Agent,
10 6-4t EOrketts
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ANOTUER MAIL ROBBERY.

CHICAGO. Feb 4.-The Local Mail agent here ar
rested Henry Van Geisen. clerk in the Post OF
fee last night the charge OF stealing register
ed letters lie has confessed his guilt.
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THE u.Ns1s ELECTION FRAUDS,

ST. Lours. Feb 5-The commissioners appointed
by the Kansas Legislature. are now In session at
Leavenworth, taking testimony relative to the
election frauds.
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IT, AMBRoTYPEs % cents. Of the finest quality.
What ia the use of pa wing rivals Sl.50s fyou want
something good and cheap. go to TYLER Co.'s who
take 500 portraits daily at l39 Main street-25 Artists
employed.
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Schrs VIM Woodbury.. Higgins for Richmond,
sailed from Rockland 3lst ult., and Lsnson Dsae,
pinkwater do do LIST inst. Schr Mountain Eagle.
Ames for Camden to load for Richmond, sailed from
Rockland LIST inst.
Schr Manchester, Chichester. from Richmond, at
rived at New York 81 inst.
Schr Delaware, tiandin, fer Richmond, was at At
takapas at latest dates.
Schr Isaac Van SAINT, Bridge. for James river.
cleared at New York 4th inst. SChr RebecCa. Bald
win 3iays from City Point, arrived at do same day.
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MARRIED,

aF Another case OF those very superior FRENCH
GooDs Just received at ALEX HILLS,
n l27 Main st
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MEETING OF THE CREDITORS OF LAWRENCE,
STONE & co

BosToN Feb AT injecting of the creditors OF
Messrs Lawrence Stone & Co, held yesterday.
claims amounting to 81 loo 900 were presented and
nj
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The dwelling OF Edward 0Conner, In Hall conn.
", Ca, was consumed by IRE recently.
nm. Ellison, member of the Massachusetts
Legislature, died on Sunday. - = =
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WASHINGTON IrEMs.--A petition, signed by one
thousand residents in the Territory of Arizona has
been received at the War Department.. asking for
mounted troops to be stationed in the territory to
protect the inhabitants against the rayages oftbe
Apache Indians.
The court OF Enquiry in the case of Comman-
DEF Boutwell,, for disobedience of orders in return
ing nome from the Pacific, has been postponed
Adams S'
The French spoliation bill reported by Mr. Crit
teeden, from the select committee of the Senate
10 accompanied by an able and elaborate re.
port. The former 10 similar to that heretofore in
trodaced, and appropriates $5,o00,O00 of i've pea
cent. stock In satisfaction Of the claims.
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.Ww, STEAMER GEO PEABCa

-I--+-r.Is,,--.ss DY-FOR BALTIMORE Freight
received to-day. SATURDAY. mn to the hour Of
o'clock p. NJ, unless suficiency he recsVed prior
ia that hour,
--:Consignees requested 60 send for their goods
to-day.
Shippers requested to send In the names ~ their
consignePs Saturday afternoon, or their shipments
will be consigned to order.
fe 6-It IUDLAM K WATSON
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DIED.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

In the county of Charles City. on the 18th ultirno;
iiss ANN II. REDWOOD, in the 32d year of her
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CONGRESSIONAL CAUcUssEs-The caucus of Demo
cratic Senators on Monday night was thinly at
tended, because of the storm. 1t adjourned to
Tuesday night, when there was full meeting. 1t
was determined to press debate on the reference
of the LecomptoD matter to as speedy a conclusion
possible, and then to so on with the considera-
ton of the Army BILL in the expectation that,
when the latter should have been disposed of, the
Committee on Territories would he able to report
on Lecompton. Mr.. Douglas was present.
The Washington correspondent of the Philadel
phia Pennsylvania says:
"The American members of the House, II in
number, also met in caucus last evening, and re-
solved to support the admission of Kansas under
the Lecompton constitution, three members bolt
ing the action of tho caucus. and declaring their
determination to oppose the Administration on
this question. These three members are Messrs.
Davis, Harris and Ricaud, all of Maryland
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s-Fop g.IE-A small stock of Gao

CERES suitable for a retail trade, together WIN
a Honse, which viii be rented at small rent 20 =
good tenant. ANY rerron DESTROYS OF purchasing
can receive any information by applying TINS Of
dce TO
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DHcssAsr II THE Posr 0FFreE REyxSUEs--It ap
pears from the Official statement received at the
fos' ohcs department that the sum for prepaid
postage on letters sent from the New York Post
omce iorthe quarter ending December last, is 49,,
W" less tnan the receipts for the preceding quar-.
Ter. Tho sum for postage stamps and stamped
envelopes sold, also shows decrease of sl6.OOO
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Nine o'clock, p. m-The House is still in session.
RANK RESUMPTION IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Feb 5.-The Banks in this city re-
suHied specie payment to-day.
WASHINGTON. Feb. Sit is probable that the
Banks here will resume tomorrow.
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grUcfAL NOTICES.

n@ Al CARD Having been satisfied
t4saf was snisinfrxued In regard to the Language
,ssrt hy Mr. JOHN EsATNfNfON In mr. card, pub:
lIshcd In Wednesds w. DispAsrh withdraw the or
feilsive ixBeusge used In said card.
e 6-H* WIN. buhloas
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r6s- BURSIys FLUID.--A No. article.
Price IS cents CASH. per gallon .
JOHN W 8ARLICK. Druggist ana
fez Apothecary, Market Place. ffanRiinst.
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n65- DUDLEY s. Co.. Importers and
vho,a.a,a Dealers in Choice WINES. Fine BRAN
DIE Old WHISKEYs and CIGARS. No. " Main
street. ~ =
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MADAME DEVESE, having moved,

IVT u 17'- ~ '7Ps III cIIrO 'O71,
IsI is again ready TO receive her many friends at
her new roons on Marshall street, next door to
kemps e. mnasum between 5th and eth streets
Please to observe the name on the door. Madame *
prepared to give information on any subject. Lost
lovers unfaithful husbands, things stolen or lott,
can be recovered through her magical power. Phi
ces from Is, so to 81. fe6-6.*
r I'M -l200 casks best Rockland
IL Lime daily expected to arrive for sale by,
LUTHER LIBBY,
a6-2t On the Dock.
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James River and Kenawha Comm.

The Eronfnfr, of yesterday, 10 strongly argu
meutative editorial, favors the application Of the
james River and Kanavha Company for convert
ing the debt of the company into stock. The
views presented are entitled to the considerrt ton
Of every member Of the General Assembly.
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NayAL.-The U. 8. steamer saranac wa, at Par.
nambuco sth uit taking In coal.
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Port Of Richmond, Feb. 5-High Water 1911 o'cPb.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Geo Peabody, Pritchett, Bait, mdse. Lud-
Ian, Uato
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N1, MUSIC.-The ARMURY BAND
k4E respectfully announce TO the public that they
PEI are now prepared to furnish the latest and
best MUSIC Of the day for BALLS. PARTIES, &C.
Mr.. y. I0EBMAN the we'll known and popular
Violinist. having become amember of the ARM0RY
BAND, they feel confident that their STRING
BAND will be second to none in the city. Tie
figures will be called by MIR. J. NJ. MELTON
JAMES h. SMITH
T. S.-Auy number of instruments furnished. from,
two to ten ia Tim
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ma, SPECIAL NorICE.-We have on
hand several sets Of Furs which will sell below
cost. ItApi 20 bhEaAn,.
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The PACIFIC MAiL.-The administration has de-
cided not to enter into contract for the convey
ance of the Pacific mail across the Tehuantepec
Railroad at present. The matter will probably be
postponed for some months.
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MR. DIN. JOHN KNOX, late or Orange

NJ Dr.. JOHN kN0X, IHte OF OTdHS6
county. office Metropolitan Hall. residence corner
Of 18th and Clay streets.
Refers to Rev e. J. Willis. ]. NJ. Conrad and Pey-
ton Johnston, Richmond; II. J. Barbour and James
B. Newman, Orange; Hons. Judge X. Ii. Field.
SbsItsn y l.eake Thomas N. WEIGH, senator from,
n, en- = and n y,ane fe 5-dim
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Blue suirnrH srsises--This popular watering
place located 10 the county OF Greenbrer, win !,
rented TO the highest bidder, on the 9th Of March
next This presents favorable opportunity to
any OPS dsslrons Of smbsrking In the business Of
hotslkssping Weinvite the readers attention 10
the adssrtissasnt, IL another COLUMN.