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Telegraphedto the New Orleans Crescent.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP AMERICA.

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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KEY WEST.

Leaves On MONDAY, JHly 18th instant, at 5 a. NJ
&SRS FOR KEY WEST, VIA PENSACOLA,
E D. Apalsrheola, Y. Marks, Cedar Keys, Tampa Bay
E1s2aand Mauatee-Sputhern Steamship Company u s.
Mail Lnehe and superior coppered copperasened
steamship Magnolia, John Growell commander will leave
above.
For freight passage having superior stateroo aecommo
dAtions, apply TO LIB. PAYNE. 81 Capop street. .E
ss- Freghs to Apalachieoa st. Marks and Tampa Bay
subject 10 lighterage at steamers expense
Shippers will please provide themselves with tie steam
er's form Of bills Of ladng other viii be signed
Rg- No freightreeeiyed without IN order jy2a
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SABINE P ASS /.
Sails on MONDAY, Jnly q, At 8 q clock A. NJ.

-rEFsso 1NFBHt SAHIW u EhS@ AND t+AIVES-
NEHtNhHS ton--U s. Mail Line-Ine Southern Steamship
qQmpanyi superior eoppered and copper fastened
steamship Calhoun, will leave above stopping ut Sabine
Pass going and returning from Galveston carrying the u
FOR eght or passage having superior accommodations
ply to G, b. PAYNE 81 Camp street.
H steamship OF this line will leave above the 3D.
18Th and 23d August. iyM
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Lieut.. ]. Dorsey Read, United States Eavy, died
at Dalton, Ca the 8th inst. His remains were IN.
tered at Orange Courthouse, Ta.sst lsst Azt
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? Y. coRRx, J. B. BodKIUs
" RLES IS and 90 Canal street New Oieansmpnrters Of
and Whoesale Dealers in DRUGS EDICIHES Surgical In.
struments etc.
R-shp Steamboat Plantation and Family Medicines put
up Fh particular and guaranteed and genuine
mS "
( ANV NOTIGE-I HAVE RESUMED THE PRAC
- tee of profession and befound my Office No
Camp street.
mgl81y NJ. NJ. REYNOLDS
GRAFLEBSa BBANEKETs-l5 bales, of 90 pairs
S each w Whte Blankets for negroes Of GrRnier 4 Co.'s
manufacture, arrive ship aa Reakh for sale "
jyls 'FATlAA' oNa4sRasls g iasidmb5ass oq Street
GAlIuEL c. STR ANILBR, APT RNEYz- AT
y LAW Notary Public and Commissioners fo the SlRte
louisiana Georgia Texas and Florida Office No 81 Royal
street, Mobile, Ala. je2S en-
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CAND pAPER-l20 reannss lending and for sRlesby
= ALFRED KEAREY, ~
myl7 Il Magazine street.
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The liberal customs tariff adopted by the Greek
Government exempts machines and implements for
agricultural purposes from all duty on importation
The Greek Government has placed its subjects resi-
dent in Gambia under the protection Of The French
Admiralty.
Cape of Good Hope.
Cape of Good Hope dates are to May 21st. a fierce
struggle was going on between some Of the fronsier
tribes. DR.. Livingstone had met enthusiastic vel
come. His expedition had left for the Bambora
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Passnge Only.
&ESTH FOR BffRDEAUR--TH VERY FAST
ssSN ssaing American ship Isaac N eyFtOn, Thos NJ
EtR&sFnun, master, having all Of her cargo engaged
will have immediate iisGatch.
For only having super6 accommodations for cabin
and seerge apply the captain board Post 76
jy9 JONES, MAoKINDBR 4 CO. 81 Gravfer street.
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s,E1S H0R BRE1f EH-THE Al BREMEN SHIP
RtSPk Bremen. Capt Beinken, Is loading for the
3ss39S port 5nd will have Immediate dspatch For
freight Of cotton, apply 10
J.P. WHITNEY & CO., IS Carondele ST.. or to
WARNBKEN & KIRGH0FF.
Forpsssage, apply to the captain on board. jell
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RRIDGEFl, Es. d., ATTORNEY AT Law GoLua.
~ bia La, will practice n the parishes of CALDWELL Cata
hOula and franklin jsl6 lyH
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

pENTHUYsHM, LEWIS 81 Cos. DEALERS IN
- Fancy and slaple Dry Goods ~. ll6 Oahal street
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T. b. SMITH, 4TchoupitouIss street,
ie26 N or RUTLAND 4 DAVIS. Nnllila-

RzS OVER THE LAx E-sUNDAY EX-
l@S ouIsion to Vaudeville, Lewi5burg and Madison
EaRssss vile e The fine, fast low pressure steamer
RaVehsSyoOd Capt Chas. Foster fiD place Of the Arrow
will leave the PDnfebariran Railroad the arrival Of
O'Clock 4 NJ ears Returning, leaves Madsonvie at 3s
o'clock r. NJ arriving in time for the ~ p NJ for the
city Fare for the excursion ST. further information ap-
ply to GEO. A. F0SDIGK, Agent,
Nafc eTafrp
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TRIES r E .

az FOR TRIESTEE-TEE Al FAST SAILING
80 ~ American bark Florence, Capt Hume is now
loading for the above port and will have immediate
Dispatch For freight, amply ta
j. z. WHITNEY & CO., 36 Garondele st.
For passage, apply 10 the captain on board. iyl0
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: :
6J2R FOR RIARSEII4LEGS-T FAST SAIL
sf4 sing american bark General Taylor, capt, Bur-
sston, is now loading and will have quick dispatch
For freight apply to
or G. A. F0SDtGK,
For passage, apply to the capuin on board jylO
AgR FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Al AMERI-
s$ R4ean ship Ashland, Capt MnoFe, having most of
cargo engaged aud going bosrd, will meet with
BAXTER, LOWELL 4 co.
For passage having superior Recommendations apply 10 the
captain on board, Post 25, First District jyI0
SsR FOR AIARSEILLES = THE Al FAST
NSkA sailing American ship CarnatHc, Capt Devereux
iais loading and will have quick dispatch. For
j. P. WHITNEY & Co. So Carondelet street
For passage having fine accommodation apply the
tain board Post SO, First District. je23
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GNLARK, nEsBsBY 81 co.. wHoLEsAL liz sROCERi
~ and Commission Merchants Nos 81 Front sreetand 8 Full
ton streets. je9 ly
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MALLETsT, JOSEPH, COMMISSION, RRGEIv-
~ 49, ing end Eorardng Merchant md General seaRboes
ness entrusted TO him and satisfaction in ali
iN22 ly
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kER FOR BORDEAUx-THE SUPERIOR and
RESSs > fast selling American ship Elizabeth Ellen,
A4t apt gg having the bulk of her cargo engaged
AMI going board Will with quick dispatch For ball
Of freight, apply to
passage, having good Recommendations in the cabin and
storage, apply the captain board Post AZ First s
trict. jy15
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RS- FOR IISBON-THE Al FAST SAILING
s American three 1Asgd schooner CoEClelia, Capt.
Horn, is loading for the above port and will
have quick dispatch. For yreght, apply %
4. p. WHITNEY Il Gn., IS Carandelet street.
For passage apply to the captain on board. jylO
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EyOTS d CO., j, DEALERS IN STAPLE AND
Il Fancy Dry Goods corner Canal and Bourbon
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-18

The New York iIerald's London correspondent,
after ahying trip to Paris, represents the eateae
cordtaie % much damaged by late events. If this
writer 10 TO be believed IL requires all the wisdom
and moderation Of Louis Napoleon to resist the
hot-heads Of his cabinet, who eager to plunge
him into war with England and declare that
now 10 the golden opportunity, both for France
and his own fortunes. ....-
The equally prospects Of the alliance have given
rise ~ various congratulstory expressions in this
country as to the opportunity which the melee
will afford the United States Of extending the area
Of freedom On this continent, viz Stealing Cuba.
Az sure - the present guardians OF that golden
fruit get 10 qusrrelling among themselves, this
honest and long-suherng Republic will at once
step 10, and satiate its parched lips with the lus
cious temptation. 1t shows exemplary forbesr-
ancs and moderation on the part Of the United
States, that, with such tempting bait as Cuba
beneath its very nose, it has always sternly and
persistsutly co-operated with England aud France
10 refusing to appropratethe richest island of the
Gulf and even in guarding its vestal purity from
fllibuster sacrilege. But II these great powers
will no longer act in harmony, aud jointly and
severally assist the United States In the ways of
honesty and virtue. they must not be surprised IT,
In some nnguarded hour. the United States forgets
at loggerheads robs the orchard, and stuffs the
fruit into its pocket.
. Tho New York Herald has shown, by a conclu-
sivs and edifying array Of statistics, that North
eru commerce and manufactures are more interest
ed In the acquisition Of Cuba than any other inte
rest Of the country. As soon as this position can
be demonstrated to the satisfaction of the section
referred to, the Governor General of the ever
faithful isle should look well TO the locks of his
doors. If France aud England get to blows, Cuba
10 gone; but before we can recommend the ap-
pontmsnt Of day Of thanksgiving on that &C.
count we should like to know who Is to be the
great gamer by the operation. At present Cuba
10 slave power; would 1t remain under the
prepcnderatiBg weight of new free States, and IN
der the tuteage of Seward, Wilson 4 Cor Unless
the signs Of the times are grossly deceptive, We
are soon 10 have not only large accession Of free
States but the Government 10 to pass into reesoil
hands, and the same philanthropy which domi-
intoa bowling wilderness, is, at distant day. to
sit enthroned In our own Executive Chair and In
the halls Of federal legislation. To annex Cuba to
such Union, would be acquiringa st. Domingo
We are not 80 certain Of any great advantage
awaiting the United States, in the event OF a
war between France and England If we must
plumber, let MS do so at once, and above.
board, without fear of the police. highway rob
berry In broad daylight, 10 more manly and respec.
table than the pickpocket policy Of waiting till
the coustables are out Of sight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-18
The Arn,xin Utah.

Agreat clamor 10 still kept up by portion Of
the press for an increase Of the standing army
most pressing reason 10 alleged in the necessity
Of reinforeements for the army 10 Utah, when 1t
10 perfectly we'll known that any peril which say
threaten that army, must descend upon it before
reioforcements can possibly arrive. II reinforce.
meats, however, are necessary. send volunteers,
who can be raised and moved more rapidly than
regulars, and can then be disbandsd at the close
Of the war, We believe that the present force in
Utah can take care Of itself IL not, II two thous
aud L. 8. soldiers cannot subdue seven thousand
Mormon militia, that 10 very good reason why
such IN army should be reduced, not Increased
In India, two thousand British lsoidiers consider
1t matter Of course to whip ten thousand sepoys
every week, md sometimes every day in the week,
though the sspoys are iregalars like themselves,
and thoroughly trained from their youth ur to the
profession and practice Of srtas We should blush
TO believe that force Of u s. soldiers Is inferior
tn any particular TO . British force Of equal NUM-
bsrs. hut, on no pretence, do We want q perma.
nent increase Of that greatest Of all dangers to
human liberty, and especially to the peculiar In
stitutions Of this country, large standing army.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-18

We have each day renewed evidence of the i'm
mensity Of the mineral resources Of Virginia.
Our readers will recollect many paragraph of the
DIsPAfcR, 10 which the mineral resources of the
south Vest Central aud Trans Allegheny por.
tions of the State were exhibited-showing iu
those regions alone wealth OF minerals which
only needs the hand Of development TO AXE them
among the wealthiest portions of the Union.
Yesterday, we were made aware of new compe-
ttor for minsral honors by visit from r. X. Fitz-
hugh, Esq, of Green county, who exhibited speci-
men Of the mineral wealth of his county, a lump
Vt pure native "copper" partially enclosed by quartz
the whole weighing two and half pounds, of
which nearly, or quite two pounds are pure cop
per. He has several other specimens in his pos
session, from the same mine, which is Of consider
able extent, proving II exceedingly valuable. We
understand Prof. Shepherd pronouuces this one
Of the most valuable copper formations in the
United States. Mr.. Fitghugh is the owner of the
tract, aud his object Ia visiting the city il to oil
tAia . charter for q company to work the mine
We imagine there can be no difficulty In obtaining
such 4 charter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-18

The experience Of the present session, like the
experience or every session since the adoption Of
shs present Consultation, has proved what . worse
chan farce ere ninety day sesaicns. That splendid
embodiment Of human wisdon, the LAST Coustitu-
ton Of Virginia, among many ether matchless
ssats Of statesmaaship, provided for this great
Common wealth blsnaiai sessions limited to ninety
days, when four months 10 every year would be
the shortest period In which the duties OF egisla
tion for such State a. Virginia could b. properly
performed. The consequences Is that. At the close
OF every session, there 10 q great mass Of uniin-
ishsd business which lies over till the next, when
Il comes up with the supsradded pressure OF two
intervening years, aud 30 ID goes on, from session
to sessiou, rolling up mighty and everincreasing
avalanche which at last appals members from
making even an attempt TO reduce its gigantic
proportions Great allowances should be made for
legislative short comings under such cireum-
stancss For one, We are disposed, IL members
will only refrain from doing the things that they
ought not to do to exense them II they leave
undons g the things that they ought to do" but
which they would do If they had the time and OPP
portunity. Let them work as hard as they will In
the House and In the committee rooms,--sDd IL Is
10 the committee rooms that the real work, I'M
seen aud nnappreciated by the public, 10 done,-
they cannot consoientiously and faithfully trans
act the business Of such state as Virginia In
ninety or hundred days Of every year, much
less of every two years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-18
FROM WASHINGTON.

wAsHIxaroS, March 1.-THE investigations OF
tha TIousa eomnittee disclose the fact that the
printing ordered by the last two Congresses cosf
nearly s5,OO00O0 There will be two reports on
the subject: the majority report In favor OF re-
ducing the price Of printing 30 per cent, gsins
the binding to the lowest bidder, aud stopping
the system of abuses generally; and the minority In
favor of the establishment Of Printing Bureau,
reducing the amount of public advertising. ana
giving the Department printing to the lowest bid
der.
Tba KepubIcaus of tho House ask one or two
weeks for the discussion of the Kansas bill :.
The latest information from kapsas removes ali
doubt of tfs election of the free State ticket ana
therefore Calhoun declares his intention 10 gave
certificates accordingly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-18

nl-WE take pleasure in copying the following
very tiatterng notice of the fine Photograph and
Fine Art Gallery of Mr. @ W MINIS. from letter
of the Richmond correspondent of the Petersburg
Express:
had the pleasure of visiting, yesterday, for the
first time the spacious and Weli-aTranged picture
galleries of your townsman, Mr. q w MINIS located
opposite the new Custom House, in this city. The
examination of his beautiful ambrotypes and pho
to1raphs afforded me great satisfaction. MIR MINIS
IS without doubt, the most accomplished artist in
Richmond. His pictures have a refinement OF eX.
preston which no other approach. The coloring
Of bis pictures il 30 skillfuly executed that they
even excel The fines. specimens OF miniature paint
ing. Both Mr.. NJ. and his as stauts polite and
attentive and unceasng in their endeavors to graf
ify their numerous visitors. Such an artist Min
mis- deserves copragement. He has fine picture
of Gen Walker, that renowned ilibuster having
visited his galleries during his recent sojoun in this
city. Hlh lS-2t$
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-18
MARINE NEWS.

NoRFoLK, March 17.-ship Star of Hope, from
CalIao for Hampton Roads, guano, for orders, u
ashore at Wiloughby's Point. Assistance mas
been sent down from this city.
Arrived at Hampton Roads. bark Crusoe, from
Sembrera Islands, guano, for orders,
Schooner Joseph Fiheld, Almy, which sailed
from this port March 9th. for Antigua laden VIII
slaves, tobacco and provisions. aud was iost OF
Cape Hatteras on the 9th, was owned by Baker a
Bro, and the cargo by Rogers d Langley, of Nor
folk Cargo insured in the North American office
Philadelphia. No insurance ON the vessel TIE
captain and crew have arrived here.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-18
sss. A VARIABLE MEpcrrNE-Durip,

the present week. no less than six OF our friends,
who have been induced to try Prof De Graths Flee
trio Oil for rheumatism. in consequence OF having
seen this preparation Advertised in our columns
called upon us to state the result of their expert
meats These parsons assure us that their rheuIna-
tie pains have been entirely cured by few spplica
mend its nae 10 all who are afflicted with any of the
diseases which it is designed to cure PROF.. Adcsrft
ser-It can be had of the agents here. See adyer-
tisement in another column.
a5- For sale by PURCELL, LADD Co., wholesale
Agents Richmond, and By Druggists generally.
nh lh--hNrulW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-18
LATER FROM NEW MEXICO.

ST. LOUIS, March 15.-The mail from New Mex.
leo, which left Santa Fe on the 10th ult., arrived
to-day. Capt. Marcy expected to leave about the
LIST of March. with supplies for Col. Johnston,
taking circuitous route, via Bents Fort, to avoid
attacks by the Mormons. He reports that sup
plies are much easier in New Mexico than else
where.
Kit Carson has concluded a treaty with several
powerful Indian tribes, who agree TO take slde
with the United States in of an issue with the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-18

METHODIST PROTESTANT CONFERENCE. Mary
land Annual Conference OF the Methodist Pro-
testant Church, has been in session at Philadel
phia within the past few days. We copy the fol-
lowing from Saturdays proceedings:
Rev. Alexander Doniphan, agent of LynchbuTg
College, made application to the conference for
Rev, DIR. J. J. Murray to fill the chair of Mental
aud Moral Sciences In the above named institu-
tion and asked the reference of ths application
the committee on book concerns aud colleges
Wherenpon, Rev. J. W Eyerist offered the follow
ing. which was adopted:
"Resotsssi, That In the Judgment of this confer.
ence IL Is inexpedient TO grant the request of the
Lynchburg College, in view of the necessities OF
our own district
On Monday an electoral college was formed to
elect delegates to the General Conference to be
held at Iyachbarg, Va. In May next.
CosGREss.-In the Senate, on Tuesday, Mr.. king
made speech 10 opposition to the Kansas bift.and
was followed by MI. Mallory on the Southern tide
OF the question. The latter, however, admitted
the future political supremacy of the North, but
said the South would never submit to voluntary
sequiescence under u violated constitution. Sir.
Pugh afterwards made speech against the hill
la the House, the following proceedings trans
pifed, 10 addition To those noticed yesterday:
MIR. Stephens introduced bill for the coastrae
tion Of wagon rosd FROM the navigable waters Of
the Missouri river 20 the Columbia river.
Mr.. Foster introduced resolution OF thanks TO
Commodore paudDg for seiring General Walker
aud his followers and bringing them TO the United
States. T4E7ssss
MIR. George Taylor introduced q bill 10 eq,iaiizs
the pay OF this navy and army 49, l7@
On motion Of Mr.. florenee, q resolution was
adopted for select committee 10 examine into the
truth OF the statement made by the commission. T
to examine into the affairs Of ths Bank Of Penn
syivania that $4,000 we're given for the selection
Of the banking heuse for postofiics, and further
saying that rumor has connected this transaetio
with person holding high Official station.
w motion Of Dir. coHode, Joint resolution was
sdepfed that, fhe Senate epnsenting, the two
houses q Congress sdjonrn of the frat Monday Of
June next, Il ~ o'clock, n.
a dispsteh from Pittsbarg states slaat the gorge
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-18

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Read the Circular of Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
If you want to find it.
The Depot il at ia Market street. st Louis, Mis-
sonri, and 3i2 Broadway. New York.
Colt IL also sold by every popular Druggist ia
this city and country. NH i2-d8cw3m*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-18
D SlO REWARD.--Rsn away from

n the subscriber, PHILIP TAYLOR Said nss
gro was bought by John Saunders. Ed. ~
EI~ Loretto, Essex county, Va who sent him 10
Richmond. 70 my care; and I furnished bin with .
pasa to go and SEQ his wife, aud return ia one week
from the date of the pass which was dated early u
september last. His wife then living Ia Chss.
tsrfeld county near Petersburg. The above hsrlssf
negro was eInancipated by the late Thos. o. Taylor
win give the above reward, II delivered 10 ms la
Richmond or 10 yohu Saunders at Loretto Ia Essex
county. va WM. u. PHiELlPs
de b-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-18
WIN A CHRISTIAN.


ment, nj Belona Foundry, on Tuesday, sth
~ INST Negro Man named JIM, or JAMES
n>SMITH. lie is about 30 years of Nae, OF very
tark complexion: about feet 10 inches la heg hi.
and stout and we'll formed
lie is hired TO me this year by his own contract
aud although he Is by birth free man. and has tres
papers, vet claim HIM as my property un.ll the
end of the year ard torwarn all persons from hiring
or in ans other way employing him. will awe
reward of " for his apprehension and delivery 70
I've lurking about the city Of Rcbmond where be- Is
well known aud Vi here he has bsen often emplo3 ell
a. a beattnau NH I7-iw j. l.. ARCHER.