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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-03
STRANGE AS FIcTIos-About three

years ago Samuel c. BaiD, Of Portsmouth, Va
was arraigned for the murder of his son there bui
acquitted for want Of evidence A few days after
his acquttal, he visited Richmond, and coming to
the office OF the Dispatch, announced his Intention
of entering suit against this paper for the manner
in which the trial was noticed. We never heard
of the unfortunate man afterwards. until few
days since it was announced in the papers that hs
had insured his life in New Orleans and then com
United suicide by taking laudanum, leaving a note
accusing the persons in the house of his murder ip
order not to iDvalidata the policy. Poor fellow.
he has gone to that higher court, from which there
ia no apDeal -.-.
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DYSPEPSIA AND FIrs.-DR. @.
Phelps BROWN, the great curer cf Consumption.
was for several years 50 badly afflicted by Dyspep-
sa tbat Tor part of the time he confined to his
ped. lie was ,ventually cured by a prescription
furnished him by you.g clairvoyanf girl This
pres rip ION, given him by mere child while in a
sate OF trance has cured every body who has taken
it, never having failed once. ltis equally sure in
cases OF Fits and Dyspepsia. The ingredients may
De found in any drug store | will send this valri-
able prescription any person on the receipt of one
stamp to pay postage. Address
DIR. q. PHELPS BROWN,
No. q Grand street. Jersey City, n. j.
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WHERE SHALL WE GET OUR LIKE

sEss rAKEN?-At GIBBS of course, where every one
that wants decent picture, aud not carricature,
always CO. Besides, we nave never been deceiy-
ed t,y him With humbug advertisements As these
are sentiments daily expressed and carried ont by
scores of persons take pleasure in saying that
exccJ;ting PHOTOGRAPHS, of "a superior character,
both plain aud coored, which, for beauty OF finish and
accuracy of likeness, are equalled by few and sur
passed by none Pictures of all kinds accurately
plre and warranted to please. at moderate prices.
AMHRUTYPES at one dollar and upwards ut GIBBS
TeInple of Art Corinthan Hall, Main street. between
eth and 10th.
do r L. GlBBS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-03

STosISoA A House. For several nights
past party Of Tisehierous boys have been in the
habit of throwing stpues at house of bad repute
on 3d street. On Tuesday night last. when this
mischiegous gang assembled to renew their sport
two gentlemen crept into their midst, well armed
with switches, and at the fiyiog OF the first stone,
prt In with their sprouts, warming some of the
little fellows so, that they not apt to return
the charge again. Nothing like slough sprouts
hr misehieyous boys. sq-
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nG-Ir would hardly do for anv one

now adays to have the temarty TO question the az.
celence of DR. j. HUSTETTER'S CElEBRATED
STOMACH BtTTERS for all diseases of he stom-
ach In cases of Dyspepsia, Bodily Weakness, Cos.
tVeness, Dysentery, and general arrangement OF
the digestive organs, their many virtues have long
SINCE been nade plainly apparent. They purpe
nom the system the morbid humors which ietard
their natural functions and which bring paeness to
hose clogs upon pleasure, restore the system IA
high health, and necessarily prove valuable ad.
JnoCt 70 the digestive organs trial is all that
needed to establish them in the confidence of the
skeptic.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers generally, eve.
ryWhere. INV 1,-',,,
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nS- A COMPARISON INvIrEp-All who

contemplate having a likeness taken of themselves
friends, should not fail TO call the Photograph
and Fine Art Galleries of @. w. MINIS, and ex-
anime the large and varied collection of specimens
which adoTn his Gallery, and compare their truth.
ulness and finish with pictures taken elsewhere.
His Gallery IS truly Gallery Of Fine Art, and no
likeness is allowed to leave his unless entirely
satisfactory AMI finished up in the boss style to III
sure permanence. Prices low any Gallery in
tho State for the same kind of work. Galleries al
ways open and free to visitors, III Petersburg over
Davis Abrahams Lyons store, and en- Main street,
opp lslte the new Custom House. Richmond, Va.
ulp
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aay- IsrsRssrIso 70 LAp,xs xs-Whs

3 BSE ANIEHhsffNu 10 LADIkH.-- W hen
10 the eourse OF human events Ladies and Gentle
men lose one OF their greatest natural
pertance, and the question Is what shall we do to
stop the har from falling off and restore it's yisar
and beauty. In reply 10 this query, we beg 20 say
try DR.. HARRIS HAIR PROMOTER and IMpRoyER 4
few applications Will stop the hair falling or break
white, and part freshness and viger 10 the hair
and although you may have BEEN baid twenty years
the continued use IT IL two naonfhs will insure yolI
a luyuriant head OF hair Call and get bottle and
IL not satisfied after the second arpitcaon return
ID and get the price paid.
Ark for DR., Harris Hair Promoter and Tpfprover.
Sud III Richmond. by
s.s ssH w pRTERsos. Druggist
90. Main and 18th, and Main and Waii -ts.
my to-sm
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Ii Your HaIR Is HARSH,

Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
Ii your Hair is Gray,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
If youi Hair Is Thin,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
Ii you are Bald,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II you have nervous Headache,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II you have Dandruff. rs
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
If you have Rruptions.
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
/ You desire Glossy Hair,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
III you desire to preserve the Color
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
Ii you desire not "a lose the Color,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
IL you want = Cheap Article,
Use Prot Woods Hair Restorative.
Il yen admire the Beautiful Lock,
Use Prot Woods Hair Restorative
tf you admire the Beautiful Ringlets,
Us, Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II you wish beautiful complexion,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
Il you wish Face free from pimpies.
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II you wish 70 appear Young,
Use Prof Words Hair Restorative
I yen want testimony overshelming,
Sead the Circular of Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
Il you want 10 find it
The Depot s at ll{ Market street. st Louis, Mis-
souri, aud 3i2 Broadway, New York.
2a-i lis also sold by every popular Druggist in
this city and country. mh l2-d&cw3m*
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FATAL CoNFIIcT.-Mr jennings iailor at Carroll
ton, Miss, was a lew days since assaulted by one
of his prisoners, o man named Spencer. The pri,
soner aimed blow at the taior's head with
heavy chain, which the latter waried OF with his
arm. The parties then closed and scufiled from
the door of the cell to the door Of the passage,
distance of some thirty feet, whrn the prisoner
fell. stabbed ia three places, one wound in the
breast. one in the back, and one in the arm. Mod
c-l aid was immediately called to his assistanee
but to no purpose; he expired in abont an hour
after he received the wound.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-03

WIEN FoRBEARaNeE WAS siosr PRscrisEp. During
two hundred aud thirty years after the ioundaiion
of Rome no man attempted to leave bis wife, nor
any woman her husband. AS an evidence that the
present generation are less amiable and constant
il need only be stated that at the present monsn'
there are at least two thousand people OF DOTH
sexes from other States sojourDing in Indiana ane
Illinois, for the express purpose of getting rid o
their wives and husbands.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-03

Tag wEsrHsR IN EUsoPE.-May in Europe seems
to have been as unpleasant as It has been In Amer
ca Snow had fallen in some parts OF France
Madrid was similarly visited on the 4th, In the
provinces the monntansare all covered With snow
and acris helms appeared TO have made mp bis
mind TO pass the spring in Spaiu. fortnight
past. the heat Was 80 intense that IL drove ths
oneen and Court from Madrid to Aranjuez.
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4 CuR,oHIFT.--An English paper publishes a
sketch of the life of prisoner, composed by him
self in Winchester fall. The original is in the
shape of printed book, the letters and words all
having been cut out of waste paper by the man
with bis finger nails. as knife or scissors were
allowed After cutting OUT the words suitable to
his purpose, be carefully pasted them 10 proper
order to form q small book, comprising twenty-five
pages piece of poetry, addressed TO the prison
ers wife is included In this singular literary curl
ffu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-03
Tie NHSf1d0 Ltfl3RlGli tS lcpIUf
100000 DOLLARS PER ANEUm
sag- THE GREAT HEALTH REsroRER

The LIFE OF THE FLESH Is In THE BLooD-When
the Blood becomes vitiated impure, or too weak the
flesh ooses its vitality the skin becomes yellow and
palid the Liver disordered, Dyspepsia aud Indiges-
tion follow the spirits droop. kervIusness cOmmen
ces and life becomes burden.
UAKTSHORNh'S HEALTH RESTORER, Or
SARSApAkIbLA CORDIAL.
Acts npon the Blood, Liver, Stomach and Bowels,
inparting new vigor and tone to constitution in-
paired by disease from any Ii remove, Piu.-
pies and all skin eruptions; nrouses the physical
powers Of both sexes, gives bloom 10 the pallid
cheek, and makes one joyous and happy Though
medicinal in its effects it is perfect cordial in
taste It is particularly adapted 10 Female com
plaints which i'll their very nature are exhaustnS
aud debilitatng For Dropsy. ordgopsical sweiliugs
nr Kidney and Bladder affections, it acts like a
charm. Quart bottles 81, sI ali bottles 81 cents.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD q Go; FISHER WINSTON;
PETERSON: B0DEKFR: GARLreK; " LADD; MILLS
PAUG 4 K JOHNSON; DUVAL NoRToa; q .TREcKER,
Ann DowpEN my 3l-dGcw3m
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H9s-GRBAr ImpRovEsnsr IN

SAT CTIN G. TIE ETH.-G. W. JONES.
DENTIST, would announce to those wishing their
seeth EXTRACTED that he now has instruments supe-
nor 10 any others ever used. The simpiicty and
perfection OF their adaptation is such as to render
he extraction CT the teeth almost painless neueT
'tInG to bring The tooth the first trial never breaking
parts.
All other operations. Filling, Cleansing, and In.
serting Teeth, gently and thoroughly performed.
Office opposite Corinthian Hall, on Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-03

A LITERARY ExPosITIoN.-The California papers
are engaged in adding facts about the disappear
ance of Charles Weekes and s'Mrs. Anna Cora, y
from that city under heavy pecaniary liabilities
# appears that Weekes IS the same person who
established ''Lady's Companion" something
of that uame In Charleston, ). G,, Eichpiond, Va,
and other cities. come years age. lie earned a
livelihood by going from city city, establishlrg Z
papers, retting women who he bad married or Sc
duced TO canvass fer them under the names of
"Ella Went-Yortb,"i "Anna Cora" aud q dozen
others, and after getting te subscription In, would
blow up" aud ramose. In Philadelphia at one
time he had ten voung laies all Under the name
IF Fila Wentworth canyassing the city for paper
to be printed exclusively by females II Is esti-
mated that he has married about y wives In
the United states lie last FED from Ssn Francis
CO, and is nov in Australia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-03

ess~ Now OR NEyFG.-Thc best bar
gains ever offered at the Auction Store of Henry w
Quaries No. $50 Main street until Saturday, April
10th. $4,000 worth of RlCH JEW ELRf at auction
and priyate sale. Ladies auction Thursday and FRI
day mornings at II o'clock. Gentlemels auction
every night at Ia o'clock. The above goods are OF
the very finest quality, being the stock of retail
merchant from the North, and must be sold without
reserve to the highest bidder.
HENRY W QUARLEs.
APPS No I5o Main Street.
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NOBLE CoNDucr Tuesday after

NOBLE CoNDUcT On Tuesday after
noon last, when the little son of Mrs John N.
Harrison, aged six years, accide tally fell into
pond of water and sunk, Mrs Z, Simons of Union
Hill who was passing at the time, with that he
roism for which ladies are famous, Immediately
FASTENED to the scene, aud in the very act Of
punging into the deep poolat the risk of her own
life when gentleman named Southall arrived IN
time to stop her. and to rescue the child from,
the bottom Of the pond As as his lifrIcss
form was raised above the water, Mrs. Simon.
took charge of it, aDd to her untiriug efforts ths
mother is indebted for the restoration Of her dar-
ling boy
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sS The GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLABKES
(rET ERR sYED REM LIE PITT0


This invaluable medicine unfaiing In the cure of
Ill those painful and dangerous diseases ncideE
the female constitution.
IL moderates all excesses and removes all obsVruc
ions. from whatever cause and IA speedy cure may
Se relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES ..
il is peculiarly suited. Ii will in short time bring
rn the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION,
These Iflls should not be taken by fsmdeS utGt are
pregnant. during the FIRST THREE MONTHS, as
they sIre IN bTiao Miscarriage: bat al ecerU
1ther time, Id an epsy other case they perfectly
s1Je. .-s-.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain
in the Back and Limbs. Heayiness, Fatigue Onstight
exerton. Palpitaton of the Heart, Lwness of spir-
it's Mysteries, Sick Headaehe, v hites, aud all tht
painful diseases Occasioued by disordered system
these Pills will effect when ali other means
have failed.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age, which should be carefully preserved
bottle containing 30 pills, aud encir led with the
Government stamp of Great Britain. can be sent
post free for 81 aud postage stamps.
HgPURCELL, LADD & CO.. wholesale agents foI
Virginia. nh l2-dEcw3m4
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nS- Nnx FAMIIY Deun STORE.

tyAKfNG IL PEARCE, Druggists, beg 10 inform
theirfIends and the public generally that they have
removed to their NEW STORE. en- Broad street.
above Ninth and opposite the old Swan Tavern,
where may be found complete assortment Of fresh
and reliable DRUGS, MEDICINES end CHEMl-
GALS; also, English and French Perfumefy, Ln-
bins Extracts Hair and Tooth Brushes, FaLcy Ar
ticIes, Imported Cigars aud Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco Of the best quality. myf-ts
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16 ACHILLES AseoLI, nj D.. Homo.

~ AcHILLEs AsooLI, nj d., Home-
ra.hsf Slate from New York and formerly an Alo-
bathie probationary at present located at No -,
uIaee street, two doors from st Pants Church, re-
Richmond '"'1se Va ''o 'i'Ns' Va
b-hsierences OF the highest respectability.
As- AT MEETING OF THE COMMISSION.
ENC ENC or THE BANK Of the C0NMuNW EALTH,
nelu on Wedn siay. the 2St6 instant it having been
. asy.ertsined that an amount exceeding the re-
- -
=, resolved, That the books for subscription to
the Capital stock of the Bank of the Common
wealth. be closed on Saturday. the isih day of
yune, or earlier, should the sum of $5fD0o0 have
been subscribed, prior TO that date aud that meet
ing oi the Stockholders be held the purpose of
Organizing, at tioidns Hall on TUESDAY 22d June,
at " O'clock NJ
JOHN A. LANCASTER,
HORACE L KENT,
RICHARD q. NOkRISS }
WM. G. CRENSHAW, ! Com'ers
ISAAC DAVENPORT, Jr.
JAMES ii. GRANT,
WELLINGTON GoDDIN,)
27--t22I,Yr.
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The LOTTERY BUSINESS Samuel Swan who fsv
years since vas not worth IS, has accumulated in
the lottery business fortune of $500, 900 Recent
proceedings before the grand Jury OF New York
have developed the fact that Ben Wood made s95,
600 in the year lS5, by his share In the lottery Of
that city.
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The sAB.ArH SCHOOL ConvnNrIov.

assemble in this city next week. promises 10 BE-
eof the most interesting gatherings of the youth
Of the State, that has ever taken place. Children
from various sectioas are 10 be 10 attendance
The Convention will meet on Friday night, and on
the following day, will form In procession aud
march through the principal streets Of the city,
preceded by baud OF music. Gu Sunday address.
will be delivered IN the various churches, cont
guous TO the Capital Square. The object Of this
meeting is TO increase public interest 10 behalf Of
Sunday schools gskf zasf q - (,
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More OF the British Aggressfons--
The steamer Sfyx.

/ The Navy Department Is said to have received
| information from Lieutenant Almy, commandiuo
the steamer Fulton, stating that while at iamplcc
the American brig lBaiear Of New York, arrived
there the captain OF which reported that while of
Matanzas he was boarded and searched by the
British steamer Styx, and detained three hours
TIE following new case is reported in the Warren
(R. L. Telegraph of Saturday:
Capt. D. B Luther, Of the bark Mary X. Barney,
of this port, which arrived at Portland from Ma
tauZas the 1Ith instant reports that the 25th
ult., the day after saliug, he described British
paddle wheel-steam frigate, having a guB-boat
propeller in tow. The steamer altered her course
80 as to come up with him, and orLered him to
back his mainyard, which he did, and an officer
IRON the steamer came on board, inquired the
barque's name, cargo and destination, and asked
various other questions.
Captain Luther, after answering demanded to
kno" whether any difficulty had taken place be-
tween the United States aud England, and why he
was thus detained. The officer merely replied
that he was acting under orders, and desired Cap
tain Luther to receive as passenger an American
whom the British commander wished to dispose
OF, Offering to pay the passage mo ley. Ca ptain
Luther refused unless forced to take him, aud OBJ
serving that the officer appeared suspicious of
something. told him he was welcomed to search
the hold. which the officer declined doing Captain
Luther again protested against the unwarrantable
detention TO which he bad been subjected. having
a four knot leading breeze. and ordered the sails
filled, on which the officer and his men took their
departure. The steamer remained mot;onless for
some time after. The bark was detained upwards
of two hours, during which time the gunboat
steamed of out OF sight.
letter from Key West to the New York He
raid, dated 25th ult.. says:
The British steamer Styx, commander Yesey,
has been in port since the 22d, recruiting, over
hauling boilers, repairing the wood work of tn
ship, watering, &c. Capt. Vesey denies the truth
OF the statement of Captain Howes, of the schr
Mobile. He says he fired into her because she re-
fused to hoist her cciors Captain Vesey has acted
under instructions. He says he is commander OF
all the British vessels 10 the gulf is responsible for
the acts of the commanders of the gunboats Buz-
Yard, Jasper aud others.i The StyX has sailed
The captain of the pilot boat Edna JONES' of this
pert reports at this late day that while cruising in
the gulf on the Seth April with his jack set, he fell
i'll with the British steamer Styx, aud was about 10
round to under bis stern, with the purpose of ask
ing if he wanted pilot, when, before the same
could be done, he was fred into and ordered to
heave to. The pilot went on board of the steamer
where he was courteously received. He considered
1T slight matter, and did not report it to me
until this morning
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YIELD OF THE MINES OF CALIFORNIA AND AUSTRIA
LIA.-The San Francisco Alta Californian furnishes
a comparison between the gold productions of Call
fornia and Australia, the statistics from the latter
country being derived from the report published
in the Melbourne Herald
The whole amount of gold produced from 1851 Is
1857 iuclusiye,is f0lows-From California S33s
IL, ,i67 and from Australia S269 697 7G0-balauce
10 favor of California S690747O7. This should set
AZ rest the question OF the comparative richness
of the two countries in the precious metals. which
has heretofore been a disputed point saee the
product of California has been made by mining
population far smaller than that of the colony OF
Victoria. ~
We have here sum total of over six hundred
millions of gold that have been added to the wealth
of the world in the past six years, exclusive OF
the amount produced in California prior 10 1851 !
as is shown by statistics in Aus.raliaaud shipment
statistics Cali orDa. 1t is n souable estimate
TO say that at least two hundred millions in value
| of gold in addition has found its way into the
world, through other sources from the soils O;
| California aud Austraia-or, in round numbers
| making eight hundred millions Of dollars in solid
| gold, as the grand total.
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Iar sAnArooA EmprRs srsrso WATER

AkF SARATOGA EMPIRE SPRINo WATER.
at Messrs. PuRcELL L ADD Cos No l22 Main street
KS hmond, Va. by the gross simple box Also, for
sale Mt all the principal Drug Stores In the city For
analysis directions for use and certicates of emil
aeat physicians see circular which can be obtained
Orders may be addressed to the Proprietor, G. W
WESTON a CO. Saratoga SPRINGS or at their De
pot, 65 Barclay street, New. York ap i6--sm
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YeUTHFuL YHuAs.-The Norwich Conn aurora
msntions singular case of supposed poisoning in
that town. A lad l6 years, named George Braman,
gave piece Of candy 10 another named Beers who
ate a part and gave another part TO lad named
Fragaa, who not liking the taste of It, threw 1t
the floor, when dog picked il up aad ate It, The
dog died ten minutes afterwards. and Beers and
Fragan became very sick. Medical assistance was
Mt once called and though both Of the persons
alarmingly i'll, they have Row recovered Bramaa
WAS arrested, and on examination. put under
sf 900 bounds. For want of bail he was commit
ted. Thegesare many ramors aboat the ease-such
as rivalry In love affair between Braman aud
Beers--but little that is reliable. AK
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Esy- BRAG GG'S GREAT IMPROVEMENT -
THE ARCTIC LJNTMENT

THE ARCTIC LJNfMENT
DEFIES ALL COMPETITION
Thousands who have used It, affirm that it ia
GREAT IMPROVEMENT on
DIR. BRAGG'S OTHER IINIMENTS.
In the cure of = -
k1EUNAI ISM, PARALYSIS
NEURALGIA, PILES.
SpRAINs. BRUISES,
sTIFF JOINTS, OLD SORES,
BURNS, WARTS
SCALDS MOULDS
TUMORS CORNS
For HORSES and MULES exterralIy nothing ex
ceeds the ARCTIC LINlMENT,
In curing -
SPKAJNS, SWENEY
SCRATCHES, CALLS
THRUSH RINGB0NE,
or any Sorec1, Swelling, or Enlargement of Bone or
Muscle.
Price 25 IT'S, 50 cents and 81, for small medium
and large 81 ID bottles.
For sale by all Druggists.
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
"a l3--ts Wholesale A gents
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MARINE DISASTERS FOR MAy--The number Of
American sca-goiug vessels reported the last nonth
as total lesses amounts to Is, besides one missing
bark. Their value may be estimated at about
$4,000 independent of their Cargo. III -.
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The UTAH AsNY.--The announcement that GEN.
Harvey would succeed to the command of the Utah
army, made vacant by the death of Gen. Persifer
T. Smith, was unauthorized. 1t is now said that
Gen. Wool will be his successor