The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-13

TIE ToABs OF PAUL AND ViRGiSI,. A correspon
dent Of the Baltimore merican, writing from the
frgate Powhatan of the Island Of Msuritius, tells
OF going ashore to the graves Of Paul aud Vir'
ginia. He says:
After examining many of the toulhs. vaults. &C :,
we got into he Carriage and preceded further Oh
until we came to a gate, whick consisted of two
Iosts with pole acres, where We aligbted The
nrst thing that met view was a snail sgn upon
which wa written the wcrds-"It is expressly for
DIdden 10 see ihs temb of Paul and Virginia -
This. howeytr. did Eor stop u.s. We crossed the
pole aud went to b. use some distance of, where
We enquirsd for The place tie t.mbs situated.
anu were very dscuurteousy toti that they were
behind The house. We started for the place guided
by one OF the servants, seut probably to watch U.s.
we passed along narrow canal ike stream OF wa
ter Tor about one bun e ed yards, when came to
one OF the tonbs, (Paul - small brick monument
aeout Il uF ftet high, plastered Near this the
canal iurned in the shape Of horse shoe aud on
the opposite eide virg tomb u all respects
similar 10 the ether. They are atout iorty feet
apart. The spot is a RON auto and besudfuI oue p
ana could one believe the story and look upon this
spot, ne niusI have truly hard heart not 10 be
deeply aff' Cted by il We remained about half al
bour at ana about the tonbs, and although closely
watched. Gne Il the party succeeded in getting II
piece oil mGr ar and pocketsd it.
RAREY TIE Horse TAMER,-This enterprisipg
Yankee. nov having such success in London, writes
letter to a nephew in this country, iu which he
says:
wish you could y, here Iuat 0 he day to see how
enthusiastic the people ere This morning when
stepped into the school and tgok oil my bat, the
SET uo such |. cheering and clspping OF hands .hl-
made everything ring, 50 anitnatlOg me that was
fail OF e.oqueEce and addressed them with mucl
enthusiasm as though was second Kp-suth Tue
street,. outside Of tho building were crowded, suG
when rode out On the bscR of a vicious stallion
thst msu id been able to mount for th rec year
taey too act 40 a loud hurIah for the great AmeTi
eau that they think am They don't know that
nobody but Jour Uncle Jack. that used to breaR
hoi sss iii the little tom of Grogeport.
THE NATIONAL HORSE txaIBIrI1S AT sPR SeyErp
JAsS The third of these exhibitions is to TAX,
pac on the 18th, 18th. 10Th and nth of September
The exhibition of last AT was most successful ru;
the coming one, vii il is said. ssrpf.s any of thf
former, aud arrangements have been made for it Oh
even a more liberal scale than heretofore. Repre-
5ensatigfs, 10th equjre and human, expecte1
from all parts of tie country. and most Of the rail-
road Companies have agreed to char only ht!f th
usual Iates OF transportation The exhibition grounH
Is new park containing some 90 acres. In which
there is both mile and half-rniie track TIL pre-
ulinus Off rcd "inAunt to three Utoasdn3 dRdrS CO.
sering II different cia OF anais and -mbf
two premiums o: 300 each, eiev.n o! SlG, two Of
as aud thirteen o $50. To the Agricultural Societ
the State preseuting the Attest number Ot AM
mails, there will be given tanner worth $l0r H.
fact ltls A;entef that the exhibition shall be {.
grahd affair.
NAVAL AFFAIRs--The Marion was at Monrov ia
Nay -. where she arrived on the 20th, 13 day
from Port Praya. and % days from Norfolk FOR
Port Praya The Dale YVES in Monrovia with some
| sickness on board, die Ease something similar t.
the black vomit, contracted while a cruise t..
coast once more, AS they had been down upward.
of months. She sailed few days after her
rival cruise up TO the Canaries and Madeira
letter from the Marion says:
We have not seen the Nincenn mes: Ve heard she
was at Monrovia on the lst Of May. 1t is said t.
be more unhealthy this year than for many years
past