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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-08

Ma. Tansraa's CoscsRr This grand afiair viii
take place 70 night. q Metropolitan HaIl me
anuseM attraction Of two suoh artistss as1haibers
and vieaxtemps will draw tcgethsr : semercus
and fashionable audience. Great anxiety hes been
manifested to secure choice ssats, snd ws believe
thai the second concert, aext week, will occasion
quite a much excitement A. the 6rst. The seiec-
tion 81 places for to-night has been made with
rooa taste, comprising several moot brilliant CON
positions, wherein the talent Of each 81 The per.
ibrnsrs will b displsyed 70 the best advantage -
Indeed We cannot see how ANY lover Of music car
resist attractions 70 great g those presented h
the programme.
Mr. Thaibsrg performed Last evening at Char
iottesvils, being the rss concert he ever gave IL
Virginia We were informed by gentleman VIII
leit there yesterday morning that all the ticket
had been disposed of, and the citizens were en-
deavosing to induce him 10 give a second perfor
msnee. According TO the present understanding
| he will give two ccncsrtsi IN Richmond next week
one In Petersburg. and one In Lynchburg. HI
second concert here will take place On Tuesda.
\ .4l. b. Is
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REG1n nsscx pAvnxSS,-Ibe Msschsnts' and
aansAesassre 1Ant y pistsbars formally re-
sapsa ~ vsyusosOf spssas on sil IT. issaiiitiss
- Tuss6Ays thusNshjss che lsAd 81 ~ The banks
q sssssyissDiA 0thsss vii probebly follow suit
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@ THALBERG'S FIRST GRAND CON
~. CERT IN RICHMOND. will take place on FRI
DAY, January Sth, at
HENRY VIEUyTEMps

HENRY VIEUXTEMPS. %
The manager has the honor to announce that m
arrangement has been effected with that world-rs
nowned aud greatest of living Violinists. HENRY
vIguxrEMps who will appear in these Concerts
The manager bogs leave 20 announce that, desiring
to render this entertainment the most brilliant ever
given In this city. The following eminent artists
have been engaged and viii appear jointly with Mr.
THALBERG:
yIEUXTEMPS,
Madame BERTHA J0HANSES,
(Cansatrice di Camera to the Emperor of Austria
and prinia donna of Italian Opera House, Italy
Germany, and Academy of Music, New York;
81. Miss ANNA KEMP
(The new English Prima Donna expressly engaged
for the Academy of Music. n. T., for the prodne
ton of En- ylish Operas and 0rat0rios.)
SIG. LEEMAN, the eminent Baritone)
Musical Directress. Madame fIEUXTEMPS.
The price al admission has been fixed as follows
Choice and reserved seats, secured $lO not secured
81. The sale of reserved seats commences to-mor.
row, TUESDAY } January 5. at soelock A. NJ. al
Mr.. Woodhguses Bookstore. On THURSDAY, the
81 tickets and remaining 81 80 reserved seats will be
sold.
NoTIcE.-The mana cement being determined TOT act
with the greatest In the distribution oil
tickets and DESTROYS OF saving unnecessary trouble
takes this opportunity Of informing the public that
the day and hour Of commencement Of the sale u
tickets for each and every concert win be anaouneed
tive days previously, and orders cen peSsibly b.
received for seats in advanced Ia It'd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-08

DRATH or An EDrroE.-T. Burr, Jr.. editor Of tn
Wilmington ~. C.) Herald, died on Tuesday last
He was about thirty eight years OF age.
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Nor REspifED.--Ths reported respite Of Donuelly
by the Governor Of New jersey, 10 an sifor. He
will, therefore, be hung to-day.
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THE TREASURY NOTES

New YoRg. Jan. THE Herald says that Score
tary Cobb has refused an offer for 81 100000 Of
treasury notes at 81 per cent.
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STEAMBOAT SusE.-The steamboat Planter loades
with cotton, from Yazop river, Miss, struck raj
and sunk, about forty miles below Natehes, on th'
Soth nis. No lives lost. 5.ls ~
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iRichardscn. spen 9 q Co.'S Circular J

LsvsarooI. Dec q - The Improved tone OF the mo-
ney u. rkst, noticed In mr. iaf. has continued and
a str, a a hsnad by the from Hamburg of
ovndenos, beng, 10 great extent restored there.
Th. faiu 49, sinee Friday. has Iuled quiet, aud
AZ t-dsys n,Ha ket, with email sIteL danes of buy
.,rs there bat nttie business done any tcls
Wheat j sale, about ths pr oes Of priaa,
only extra Qualities from Iheir scsicis,, bringing
rather higher prizes retail PiJur very oull, but
uomiualiy u changed ia value Indian Corn, only
in resf aenand for feeding puipos st late rates
We quote wheat, 20 21 20 Is sd; white 6s iod ~
g psf 70 lbs. ricur- Philad ipnia anu baltimore
S3s ~ Ms extra OHIO rs 20 - ester 23s as
p-r DbI Indian co "a Mixed 50. To 3ss 81; yellow
a5s Cd to3as; white 81 to Sss per $50 lbs
lotion since Friday there b. been In reased
urday reached MtO0 bales prieea closing Nd per b
over the low sales Of The previous day; yesterday
the sales summed up o .ly 900 bales aud price,
az ain dsarsr: AN stodsv, the tall advance Is
maintained, with ssies OF 1000 bales. Half the
amount Of sale. each daS has been specu alton
In Manchester tn has been moe doing since FRI
day, AMI In some Instances al shAte higher rates
MidIling Orleans. SID; Mobile. Cd; Upiauds. I'D
ma 10
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TELnonApHIc HHw1.
nrporrEp ron ran DAILY DIsPA1l5H.

THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE TO THE E1NATS
m RELATIoN 10 THE sETZUREo OF WALKER.
wAsHrsaros, Jan THE President, In response
10 call from the Senate, to-day sent 10 message
enclosing the correspondence regarding Com.
PanIding'a arrest Of Gen. Walker. He says that
While Con-. Pauldlne committed q great error In
srrestinr walker when on the soil Of Nicaragua,
ii il quite evident be fPauiding1 was actuated BY
patriotic motives, and was desfrous Of promoting
tho interests Of the country. Nicaragua susfains
no injury by the act--she alone has the right 70
complain, and II Is certain that she will never cx-
ercise that right. @4@
A warm debate snsued. after the reading OF tho
nisssage between Senators Seward, Doolittle and
Pearce who sustained the Presidents position, aud
Senators Davis. Crittenden, Brown, Pugh, Toomos
and Douglas, who opposed f. The message was
finally referred to the Committee on Foreign AZ
fairs. aas a stt
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lodge ofthe Sons of Malta has been established
10 Savannah
There were $50 internents In Savannah, in 1857.
There are 500 students in the South Carolina
College.
There were 90 deaths In Norfolk, Va, during
December.
There 1865 barrels of -four inspected In
In Norfolk, Va, last month.
George Searle well known merchant of Bog
ton, died last Saturday.
The Bank eff Washington, .. c.. has declared a
dividend Of three er cent ont Of the profits of the
bank for the past six months.
Rev Dr. Knox, of the Dutch Reformed church,
New York, was dangerously injured last Tuesday,
by fall.
The charity ball In New York, for the benefit of
the nursery and childs hospital, yielded $500 af
ter paying expenses. -
VIM II. Stephens of New Hampshire, has been
asrested in Boston for passing counterfeit money.
Miss Davenport and Mr.. j. II. Taylor are playing
In Augusta, Ga. Miss Avonia Jones Is playing in
Charleston.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-08

Ea- MARX the fact that the style Of Portraits
taken by TYLER Co. for 50 cents surpass those ri
walls charge 81 for. Depot l39 Main street.
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oe0e9 ams 1e1ecaAfs-Mr. 4. KuLKy has 10
tssd ifev his editorial connection with the Eouth
~ psasersh Pstsrsbsrs. In announcing the
afseeassion. ~. x. says, at has been occasiopsd
- sadted di6ssencs Of opisiop between Mr..
1asks nd nyssif en- ssbjecss % sassstiai az to
Dfssasass fesskar oesduct Of our Journal In that
salon and hAsncsy. which = - ssssntisl. not only
- ~ pleasure o. professional association, bat to
~ inauenss and character Of . political paper"
~. 4. ,. 1Asks ~ Sv cole propristef Of he re-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-08

/ Tm NICARAGUA MEETING ~ NV 0RLksSs--A
meeting was held 10 New Orleans on the 31st nit,
to give expression Of public opinion relative to
recent events at Greytown. Emphatic resolutions
were adopted, charaeterizing the arrest of Gen.
Walker and his forces on the soil Of Nicaragua, by
the of;eers OF the United States Navy, as an act
contrary to the law of nations They trusted that
the act would not hs approved by the sdmipistra-
tion and that Walker would be restored to the po-
sition from which he had been violently and ille'
rafIy removed
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T,o THE CITIZENs OF RICHMOND


TO THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND
i AND vICINITY--I noticed In the Dispatch Of
the 5th instant, advertisement of .fsdrspys Put
snt .Sl Generating SIJSty Gas Lamps. In which IL
said that IL was the only Safety Gas Lamp ersr
invented All we have TO say IL, that it Is emphati
cally untrue, as any one can see who will take tins
PATENT NON-EXPLUsIyE SELF GENERATING
SAFETY GAS LAMP which was patented Il
months before Andrews Lamps was ever thought
Of and thousands ofthsm in use throughout the Nor
thern and Eastern States II also stated that
Andrews Lamp was desigsedly melted by the gem
tlemau having charge Of our Lamps. which 10 also
untrue, as the lady who brought the Lamp to be
altered Il still in Richmond. and What wa said sbbut
the Lamps burning out, can be proved by her as
well al by good many Others who have tried the
Lamps and Gand IL iocrthlsxs.
As she tops would not in ten cases out Of my
burn over two 10 six months without being consuni.
ed By its flame. shall ia few days lay before
you certificate OF this fact. from gentleman that
has been selling the Lamps In the State Of New Jer-
sew and number of others tfnt purchased che
Lamps of him. which think will toavince the pub
lie whether il would be necessary for any person to
take the trouble OF burning one Of them out de-
siRnedly, In order 10 deceive them. IA far as tho
committee is csneorned TO investigate the merits OF
the two Lamps, nothing eenld possibly suit us bet.
ter satisfied that any sensible PEI could
see at glance that our Tampa are far ahsad OF
Andrews common nuid lamp u Of . two penny
dip.
formerly Occupied By Miss Rachael Len - 2 nilii
p. s.MAii Kinds Of Lamps altered With dispatch
and splendid assortment Of new Lamps on hand.
IA Sit
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TaRAmf. The new tragic drama Of "Bsauchamp''
will BE- re reproduced tonight This piece was dra-
matized by Mr.. O. W. TsyIeure. from the nara,
tive Of An actual occurrence in Kentucky. 1t en-.
bodies many remarkable and thrilling incideuts,
and pains has been spared, in placing 1t on the
stage to render II complete in every particular This
@Modsyn Hercules Mr.. james Madisorss will ap-
pear again to- night, In his extraordinary feats Of
strength.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-08

~ ETERNAL thanks are due TO TYLER & Co, fol-
the blessing they bestow upon humanity in making
the finest of portraits for so cents Gallery l39 Main
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sHIPwREcE--The ship Juniper, Captain Lefevre,
Of Philadelphia, from Rio de 1aneiro. and bound to
New York, went ashore the 18th ult about 100
miles south of Pernambuco, and tho vessel and
cargo $500 bags of coffee total loss. Capt.
Lefsvre and crew fortunately saved and reach
ed Pernambuco on the Goth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-08

SAVANNAH RAcEs.--A race for the Jockey Club
Purse, $50, mile heats took place over the Ten
Brock Course Savannah, on the 5th inst, between
the we'll known horses Agitator. Carolina, Betty
Hawkins and Matt SpaDgler. The first heat was
won BY Carolina. and tho second and third by Agi
tator. Time-1:55h 1859, Eli. Matt Spangler was
withdrawn after the first heat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-08

A DEspKgarE sffray took place at coffee house
in New Orleans on New Years night, In which
man named Thomas Corners was beaten nearly te
death and James Brennan, the keeper of the house,
was shot and badly wounded.
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q, the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The House met at IL o'clock lsse s..E.
& Bius Raported TO form new county out oil
parts of the counties Of Tazewell and Russell. Ask
ing an appropriation for repairs to the Armory.-
To increase the number of artifcers st the Amory.
To abolish the inspection of lime. To amend an act
Incorporating the Bank of Danville.
Special Committees On the petition OF WIN. BAR
BEE asking the State to purchase one OF his Works
OF Art.-Messrs. Marta, Splitter. Magruder DUCK
wall Caperton, Toinlin, Hoge, Johnston Of Taylor,
Cardwell, Raymond, Cassin, Gatewood and Brown,
Of Upshur. il a ar
For providing additional protection to the slave
property of the Commonwealth Mallory,
Kimble, Mckenzie, Perrill, Osborn. Sedden, Chase,
Moody, Piymale, Tatem Cresl, Lane aad Clarke.
To cousider so much of the Governors Message
relates to Insurance-Messrs. Segar. Barbour
of Cupeper, Christian, Edmonds, Powell of Lou
doun, Yancey, Ruffner, BOwles, Byrne, Claybrook,
Mays. Carter of Russell, and Bird.
Annual Disbarsene,Is.-On motion Of AR. BAR-
BouR Of Culpeper, it was
Rssolrei, That the Auditor OF Public Accounts be
requested to furnish this House with 3 state nent
of the actual disbui ssments Of the annual revenue
for each of the last five years, class ing the dis
bur sements. under appropriate heads. 81
Resolutions Of lnqaay-By Mr.. HAsKINs, of COM
pensatng Sarn'l Freeman for services rendered the
Commonwealth In the preservation OF Public Build
ings. BY Mr.. TEBAULT. of compensating Edward
iigges. John Whitehurst and Ratson Whitehurst.
for loss and expense Incurred by them in the cap
ture Of VIM. Lanlden, master Of the schooner Mary
for an attempt to carry off slaves. BY Mr.. HARDY,
of 40 amending the act providing for the voluntary
ensiavement of free negroes as to give the county
courts concurrent Jurisdiction with the circuit
courts on that subject. By Mr.. GARRETT Of amend
ing chap $50 of the Code as to provide for the
revival of warrants pending before and Judgment
given by Justices of the peace in of the death
OF either party. BY Mr.. CHRISTIAN, of providing
that the banks Of the State operating the State
stock basis. may, at their option, change to the
same system ss that on which the ''old banks OPP
crate.
Ptitiors PfssenIei-By Mr.. Ronald, for the en-
dowment of agricultural college in the State Of
Virginia. (This was presented yesterday By
Mr.. HAsElss of II. c. Cabell. L. W. Giazebrook,
Haxall Co, and Jno. D. Quarles for an addition
al warehouse in the city of Richmond.
Contested Rlectioa.-The House resumed the con-
sideratiou of the report of the committee of Privi
leges and Elections the contested election from
the counties of Randolph aud Tucker. Without
coming to a conclusion, ... .. t..-.es.
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NEW GUANo.--A vessel has arrived at New
York with cargo of guano from the Island Of
Eide, in the Pacific. which is situatedso say the
owners of the cargo-where so little rain falls that
the crust Of the deposit is not penetrated, and
sequently the ammonia is not washed out as 1t L.
less In all localities where rain falls to any
considerable quantity,
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ATThe distinguished Artistic
Mr.. H. Lorraine.
Ia engaged and will shortly appear.

ADMISSION.-Dress Circle and Parquette 50 cts
(no extra charge for secured seats) Second Tier
Family Circle IS Eastern Gallery expressly fol
Boys only l2s cts Western Gallery rs cts. Gallery
81 cts. Doors open at 7 o'clock-Overturec fmmenc,
at u before 8, precisely. Bog Office open from II
until q and from until S. daily.
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COLDSMlTsS, 206 BROAD STREET
" ASTOUNDING BARGAINS -Ladies light
colored Kid Gloves Is cents; white Kid d. 30 cents
white Tarlafans lsA cents; Elastic Belts l2s cents
Brass Hoops lsA ceats . white Blond Laces i2si
cent?. uo to u cents; extr. Kid 0auntletts I0 the
oents Cambria Edges I21s cents; rich Thread Lares
an Edges. extra ehaan; Black Fringes cents; Co
lars. Embroidered Skirts Bands, Sleeves. Hootis.
Capes. Comforts. Ruches. Flowers, Head Dresses and
hosts Of other Goods az sacrifcing prices
o0LDSMITS Cheap Store
ms @ 205 Broad street
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TIE REyoIUrIoy IN YuoATAN.-The n. o. Plea
yuns has sdvices from Campeaehy, to the 10th ult.
The Barrers, or government party, had sued for
peace, and their propositions had been indignant
~ rejected-an incident in the war which at least
gives evidence of the ability of the revolutionists
maintain their ground, If not ultimately to tri-
umph The war seems to have made little pro-
gress since last accounts.
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ePUCTAL NOTTCB9.

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Or ras ygu4s MR. c..s.s AsspclArio. = W.
D;il !: :s' Y ,,..
s. se as e. aFss Win r g s As s ' o.
nsanS ORDER or ExyxflscI raAx WoxAss
jss-si Z, 1.a0aDos sserssaryf
~ Powsss' .IxPrh1AI Axsaorrrxsn
AID PHoroas!rns, Isl M4Ix sr.-,ws have been In
.th the member, Of The Lssislssnrss e
Powrss Pictures challenge competision Cor beauty
durability inability and eAespnsss. u MAN arrest
~ THE MUSTANG LISrMEyr CUES
d re Iaaane Liniment cure. SiF Jossts
Tie Musang Lisiaeat cures Barns and WoEnds;
N EanS Lsns cures a dsa @
| Ths xsstauo Linip.enf exrrs Neuralosa: sEst
liz liz I s.,sanS Lsmssssmi Z @erti : - *.
100000 DOLLARS PER ANNUM
To the United staes - the preserver sId sessorer
Of valuable Horses and Cattle 1t cures all sprains
viii you answer this question Did you ever hssr
OF any ordinary Sore. swelling sprai1 or s.,in TN
msnt would not eurei Did you ever vii. any r..
spectacle Druggist In any part Of the worid-in ~
.ss nss az W ysi sSs
Every family should have ii b shsss s pAsK
| js s-dkw-lm Propricfors. New York.
A- CARGo SALE OF CorYRH, SUGAR
AND MotAssEs at auction. THIS MORNING, ct u
O'Clock. (without regard to weather) ct our WAR
and Warehouse, at Rockets. to which We ASK tbs
-. sss y ' DUNLOP. MoycURE CO.
Ma. PROTECTION BUILDING FUND Con-
PANr The Annual Meeting of this Company Cor The
election ofofficers, &c. will be held on THURSDAY.
the It'll inst, at half past o'clock. full meeting
their proxies with the secretary.
| Therezular Monthly Meeting viii bs held on =
| TURDAf evening. the 9Th inst, the 10Th 6ei..s
| Sunday. ja6-2t T. +. To"NesNp, sec.
neg THE UNION BUILDING FUND Con-
! pAsr viii hold It's regular Monthly meeting gu
FRIDAY evening next, at Mr. Cary's School House,
| on Grace street. between 18th and nth streets,
Tas ANNUAL MEETING of the Company will be
held At the same place Immediately after the adjourn.
| ment of the monthly meeting. -
THOMAS L. D. WALFoKn
ia7-ct Secry-
ny MUTUAL BUILDING FUND AND LOAN
COMPANY OF RICHMOND, will hold it's ANNUAL MEET
ING for the election of Officers, and to act on the pro
posed amendments to the bylaws ana oonstto'
The meeting will be held in the Office of the Com
pany, THURSDAY EVENING JaSI niIp 1ths At ~
Riclllaond, Jan. 6. 1858. ja6-2s
a6r BABY SHow.-Fijty elegant Am
bro.ypes taken of children yesterday, at GREy's
Gallery, 49, Main street, opposite The Exchange
Bank, Richmond, Va. m 7-Ts
n.y. CHILDREN! CHILDREN
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ny BABY SHow.-Fijty elegant Am
bro.ypes taken Of children yesterday, at 6REx's
Gallery, 49, Main street. opposite the Exchange
Bank, Richmond, Va. IN T-Ts
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AIN AND THE UNITED STATES.

Ths Epana, of Madrid, denounces with some We
heme nee the supposed p-ject OF the United States
against Cuba and ascribss President Buchanan OF
personally encouraging them. With regard to the
proposition tor purchasing the island, which IL
says the new minister VI the United states, who is
about 10 arrive in Msdrid Is expected to make the
Espa.sa declares that spain cannot entertain it
without dishonor.
That the United States will seize the first oppor-
tuniry either "by pratics expeditions. or excting
instructions, or auy other mode whatever OF pos
sessing themselves Of the island" the Epaaa does
not doubt, aud It complains that under such cir.
cumsranoes the Government displays a great want
Oh caution, aud an insxplicable security.
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ADDITIONAL BY THE ATLANTIC
GREAT BRITAIN.

President Buehsnan's message attracted great
attention In England. 1t was autographed entire
from Liverpool to come of the London Journals,
being the longest dispatch ever sent by telegraph
In England. ..s. ~ ,.-. $3.50.
The London Times In Its review Of the message
confines itself to two topics, the financial crisis and
the Central American question. On the latter, IL
says: ave have much pleasure In receiving the
assurance from Mr. Buchanan that the interests of
the two countries are identical, being confned TO
securing safe transit over all the routes across
the Isthmus. Let the-Arieriean government give
proof of this, and we are sure that matte will be
speedily settled. Common sense must tell the
Americans that in these questions we are strictly
on the dafe asiye and the noet nveterats declaimef
against England cannot deny the concliatory
spirit In which she has treated them. But we eau
hardly DO asked To give up the treaty OF 1885, with
out guaranty that ali its important provisions shall
be re enacted. and the whole series of Irritating
disputes brought forever TO an end"
The London Post lands the message generally,
and ssys 'tbis great state paper, both from the
friendly spirit which IL bresthes to foreign ma
tIons--from the determination which Il expresses
70 put down the arch-beresy Of Morrnonism and to
repress the iniquities OF blihusterism lie highly
creditsble TO the moderation Judgment, and public
upirit of Mr. buchanan"
Further attempts t. launch the Levathan were
postponed until the spring tides at the commence
nent OF January. The hydraulic power was to be
more than doubled. The ship remained even and
drm On the ways, and at high tide had nearly six
feet of water under her.
The report of an intended alliance between the
Prince OF Orange and the Princess Alice of Eng.
iand 10 said to be totally destitute of foundation
Mr.. James Coppock, the celebrated parliament
airy agent. is dead.
The London Times continues its agitation In
favor OF importing free aborers In the West India
islands .ie-5
rhe marriage treaty OF tho Princess Royal Of
England with the Prince Of Prussia has been eigned
by the Prussisn Munster and Lord Clarendon, and
also by the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Lord
Chancellor, aud the Chancellor of the Exche9uer,
A long pending dispute between the King OF
Hanover aud the Queen of England, IS TO the right
Of some cEv~n jewels, valued st a million
sterling is said &c have been recently settled in
favor Of the claims Of Hanover.
FINANCIAL AFTAIRs.
In London on the 10th the funds were quite
buoyapt under the fay oiable returns of tho Banks
and money was easy at M per cent. tor the hest
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o. FOR RENT-Two ROOMS over eur
EEL lumber house In Lombard Alley
FISHER Il WINSTON.
a Driior
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CUNDRTES FROM THE COUNTRY
~ vENISON, ROLL BUTTER, LARD. Eggs, Dried
Apples and Pears, FLAX Seed, Beans, &C.. &C.
Also. q few barrels Nottoway Mills Family Flour,
In store for sale by go. ---t s,-
EGGLEsTON b FITZGERALD.
ia &3t No IA Pearl street.