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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

Sinrkets-~ANI'N NoSD.Y Nov -. 1883
AsHTs-The usrke, n qui.i prices drooP'Hs 'a7' ''
a, S5ssi sud Pearls a, - 81. -. -, o 90
bsis. Including go In t-sns'u. We quote;
V' xEw.yosK ci.ssFicsrioS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
Receipts Of Produee-Coy. -

'rtt Rirer Rcasl2oco bbl,. Flour l3 Jli do. Wheat.
Corn 81 Do Barsy. loo,o do. O2.s II Tkss A.Aes,
y A..ky. e7e DO. PEoy1lcls.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

Tu. GKAsp JvRY.-Tbe Grsni Jury organl1ea d,
the commencement, ofthe present term oi 'ne opur' o
Oyer and Tcruper made their hna pfeg'n,'''7n' ye'
tsrsny, and were &scbarged. Ioey nave u'7P'@el o'
la,ge amount Il busioes9, and II u ih''ha''u 'ha'
antn ng the Indictments are 'eve'ai ason7' prominent
Officials
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

,,s 70 III. suouu, of ss Toe house of Capt Davis, IN
s,th s,r.Y seventh and Eisha, rosbd -
a. tine grape shawl vail brestpiDs three rss
.nx as IL norey, the property Of Moses SiesssT
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

The ssow.-The rscen; fall Of snow has incom
NODDED travelling by the city railroads. Tue snow
plo~s put uto requi.ion, notwithstanding ~i'c"
double teams reqnircd ~ ascend the hills "ons
The routes, aud then it WAS Yard work.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

i,r Bread.;Ess. American Securities are reP'''e'
dull, bu; 70 questions are given.
The SaH Fraac.sco PDc, CarTeM CT the On l'S'-
say: 1th
;.The same easy condition Of financial al 'r- when
we have hereto ore reported, continues "'h"h. ~!
poticeabie change. ON the Nth uh the county va,
visited with heavy fall Of rain which lasted aoou'
thiIiy--x hours, oning considerable IRE 10 lne
mountain streams and putting an end Tor the aoh 10
filming operations. We are without any posiuVe in-
formation "a 70 the success thst has attended ths
description Of mining duriOg the pact Summer, pul
coroude that the result has O-en manly ariaVOfaor;
Tie mining ditches sre reported So having been vel
supplied by the late rain. Miners depending upon TN.
source for water .ve nothing to complain OF now on
hat .core. although their labOrs hsd been mucn
nb-trcted by IL previous low stage From Frazer
River the accounts sIe somewhat more encpnrAsinSi
At least the amount of dust arriving rcm that quarter
indicates that the remaining few o lts newly acquired
population well employed
uro.for,na decis Ju has been rendered II the in
iur cton sut against the further issue OF city bonds
ard the case has been appealed to The Supreme Court
at Sacramento State bonds readily tax q, or
fsures according 10 the date Of issue. further de-
cline has occurred in Caornis Nsvga stock, and
the tendency is still downward Ine Branch MINI ~
fhis city resumed operations on the lst INST. "od
Bars are in request with sales q, the Quotations gwen
below. Mexican Doublcons are more inquired iori
500 sold few dave since at about |. g cent PREM
Dollars are dull at 10! II y cent premium
TIE exports Of specie from California for the month
Of October and tie year were as follows:
October. 'f-V.s
Previously IL. So'''ii'
Total since jan. l. s53.:........'....'tSei - ass
CoiTespOndins Perioa, l5J7....'.......... SsoS'"
Excess in favor Of tbs year ...... slnsS
Tie value Of exports other than specie for the month
Of October. vas $GiJ10.
The reeeirts of whea, at Bclo TO the 23i inst, o.
wego 1t inst, and osden-burs TO 18th inst, were as
/ follows:
Wheat, b.. Flour. bbl. Wheat, ba f.onr bo.s
Brfao........lolil,IJs !, ,iol 5si 8SiSo9D 10 ~
/ U.~,sa......... 5en7.5ls 81 isj 3gl,bt UNi
! Ogdessb9rsh.... 670eiG s27,0o SS60 .s7,S2
To.al....l5s27oO ls7o,l57 l25f.7A ,e6
I ,,-hcst rss|r,t . four.......3i6i3f0 2J9,757
To..I.................5osis77 3SD7g5
received IL if'oii DOS.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

RopBrse BrsHoP.-Y Yesterday afternoon decen'ly
dressed gntlemany fellow called atthe house o; Bishop
Loughhn in Jay street and desired - see hs Rever-
euoe. The servant left him alone in the room, aud
when re Bishop arrived TO give him aoi ence he
found the tabe.coths, tapestry and all other loose
articles convenient for transportation, missing The
individual had left and took everything ne could COM
yen;enty carry.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

The Common Council met last night as Board Of
Canyassers AID declared the result OF the recent eec-
tion in regard to Canvassers and inspectors. ose
Who had received the highest number of votes were
declared elected.
The Board then proceeded with the ordinary bust
ness.
The Special Committee on the snbiect reported in
favor # fixing the amount for constructing bridge over
Gowauus Creek on the line Of Hamilton avenue, at
435 Ssl 5s. The report was laid upon the table.
Mr.. SCHOLEs offered a resolution 20 the effect that
the care Of the Truant School At FlAtbush be trans
fsrred To the Board Of Education. The subject was
referred 10 the Truaut Committee.
Mater CtLebrai,0n.-A petition signed by nnm6er
ofpromineDt citizens presented, suggesting the
pIopriety Of making suitable demonstrate in cone
memoIation of the Introduction Of water into the cty
and recommending that tasteful fountain be con-
structed in the City III Park
Mr. McNANEE said that water would probably be
introduced by the 2jth of December, ana moved that
Specia Committee of Five be appointed - consider
the proprety Of celebrating the event.
Tie motion carried, and Messrs. McNamee,
Green, Meserolc, Taylor and Maujer were appointed
said Committee,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

BURGLaRY.-The residence of Abraham :. Jewell
If Montgomery and jersey streets burg
tered during aud robbed of snity Of silver
spoons The silver ware is usual had been taken up stars
The thieves stairs but Mr. Jewell srJnsed by
n noisn WI. the burr psCa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

SUDDEN DEATH.-A servant girl named Louise
Seh who bad been but bo time in this country died sud
deny Saturday az No ~ e.t oosen "here
Il VAS ssceIisine that d ath caused by apopeHy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

RoBsING TuI.-Two young fellows, giving ii'
,us pan, were taken before the Recorder yes,e day
robbiue the money drawer Tayors saloon. They
nlisted for ifisl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-05
Henry A. washington.

Ths news Of the sudden death, by casualty, of
this gentleman, was received by his many friends
in this city with deep regret He practised law here
for several years before ls4S, when he appoint
ed to take the Chair of History and Political Econ
Omy, vacated by the death of the lame nted Dew
1t must have been to a gentleman Of his refined
feelings, o matter of no little embarrassment to
step ia as the successor Of such man as Dew
lie nevertheless, gave great satisfaction, and be.
came highly popular among the students OF the
institution. His lectures were marked for their
ability and elegance.
In 1852 he married the daughter of the late
Judge Beverly Tucker, Professor of Law In Will
liam and Mary College. Impaired health induced
him, In 1856, to leave for time his professorshp
but he had 80 far recovered as to be prepared to
return to Williamsburg, when the accident hap
pened which caused bis death. lie was chosen by
Congress to edit the Jefferson papers, aud had
faithfully discharged that duty. lie was gentle
man OF hne manners, gay and cheerful disposition,
aud generous feelings. He was au excellent his
torian, enc of the most accomplished beRsslettss
scholars, and possessed those solid abilities which
made him rising man. He was born in West.
noreland county; was u graduate Of Princeton
Colleges and was aged about thirty eight years
when he died.
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rnnEoaArHIC unWe.
nsroarsp voR rnE- DAILY pIspATon
coNGREssIoNAL pgooEEDINGs.

wAsurNuroF, March --.smate Tho bill for the
relief Of Commodore Thomas APP Catesby Jones
was discussed.
Mr.. Stuart, from the Committee on Public Lands,
reported adversely on the bill granting bounty
land 10 certain officers, soldiers, etc.
The Senate resumed the consideration OF the
bin for the admission Of Kansas into the Union;
when
Mr. Hammond, OF South Carolina, addressed the
Senate In favor OF the admission OF Kansas under
the Jecompton constitution.
Mr.. Douglas followed In opposition.
No action WAS taken on the bill.
Hoas.-The resolution offered by Mr.. Hoard, oil
New York, appointing committee OF five TO make
inquiries relative to Executive influence OF men,
bess, was debated at length: and finally, with
amendments and substitute, laid on the table.
Mr.. ouitman's volunteer bill was call up, and
debated until che adjournment.
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ssctiasd si@zsc. dun

wHIsKEY.-- Richmond Rsctissd ziaszzc. duI,--
Cincinnati. none In market
sa Ests az y af SIss s per sasa Pin.
W0oL.-smail srcels Of Tub Washed sold At sea
Pert Juice ssseQ3 SapsinsH3ciiy sscS ss1lg gs
old Madeira, s2.A@sl saEsRr-Permartin. Dub
nddordon. An M6sE9 m szeTT;
There IL nothing new Of . financial character
Money ,ni,nes EASY EXCHANGE continues strin-
NoRrHERN ExcHANex- On New York. Baltimore
and Philadelphia ~ per cent premium.
They are: Branch of the Bank Of the Old Dominion
At Peersturs; Bank Of 81 phiipp Bank Of Berkeley.
The notes Of the Trans Allegheny Bank are Is Der
cent discount; Bank Of kanawhs. no sales;
North Carolina Bank netes 5s@2 South Carolina
Bank notes per cent discount.
G0iB AND SILyEs i5fQt7 per cent. premium.
SALES OF STOCK IN RICHMOND,
BIZ JOHN A. LANCASTER Son, for the sgssE ending
Thursday, March 4. is;s.
Virginia per cents.i years to run-no sales at the
virginia per CENTS shorter dates. sales at s94 and
Bonds guaranteed by the State, sales a. SEQ and In
Richmond City Bonds sales at s9i and interest
Virginia Bank Stock. (par s7o,) sales s721<.
Farmers Bank Stock, sales Sl03.
Exchange Bank Stock, last sales st 4I03k
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock last sales
heFcnanl5 insurance STOCK. last sales at SO
Richmond Fire Association Stock (par saJ last sales
$3l1x.
Richmond Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad
Stock, last sales at So
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, sales at s29,s
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock, sale, at
S55.
Richmond and Danvle Railroad Stock, last sales at
$y
James River and Kanawha Stock last sales S..
Northern Markets.
NEW YORK, March 4-flour firm: Ohio 81 954lS5
70; Southern 81 sa(G5. Wheat quiet and holders
irm. Corn cent better white and yellow G6616s
cents
Stocks active. Virginia 6's 90.
BALTIMORE, March i--Flour quiet and firm 1T
81 80 for Howard Street and Ohio. Wheat in Rood
demand with upward tendency: red 81 o36giG6;
white 81 ls6ri p. Corn firmer: white 55b5T cents
yellow 5000 cents.
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rne oyster Tar.

The bill Imposing TAX on ~ ssefs ~ ioi nea W
4 mass IL evidence that We should suppose must
be overwhelming. MIR. PAXTON, chairman OF the
committee to whom the subject was referred, has
acquitted himself with his usual pcrsesefins in-
dussry. We cannot see well how the Legislature
can avoid passing the bin IN some form or other.-
We never for a moment doubted the propriety and
Justice Of the proposed tax. The only difficulty
that appeared to our mind was the collecting of
the tax. Tho friends Of the measure think the
proposed bill avoids all difficulty, and makes the
energetic and impartial enforcement of the tax
certain aud sure. Thetestin,ony presented is from
almost every great city the Atlantic, and comes
from parties engaged in the trade. II appears to
us conclusive
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-05
The Central Railroad.

The E.qutrer OF yesterday contains commun-
cation which attributes 70 the Dispofch PROPOSE
ton to avoid tbs increase of fares on the Central
Railroad by reducing the salaries of the officers of
that road. We do not remember any snch sugges-
tfon % originating with this paper, and think the
Eaqsar~'s correspondent must be mistaken. We
do not know really the salary Of single indivi d.
usi IN the employment OF that company, and
therefore could not properly express an opinion
on the subject. With regard to salaries, at all
events, We are disposed TO apply the principles of
the KansssNebrssks bill to the railroad comp a.
nies and leave them to conduct th,ir own affairs
after their own fashion.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


D6y~ Ar q meeting of the National
Guard" held Tuesday evening. March 2d. the fol-
lowing Preamble and Resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted:
Whereas, it hath pleased Almighty God TO re
move from our midst our late friend and comIade-
in-arms, Lieutenant JOHN ii. MILLER; and while we
bumbly bow to the inscrrtabe will of Him 'who
doeth all things well" and acknowledge the wisdom
and justice of His divine laws. but express
our tesp at this affective dispeps stiontheres
fore.
Resolved, That in the death of lieut.. MILLER, the
National Guard have sustained the loss of true
friend and efficient officer his family OF an affec
tisDate and devoted son, and the community of
useful citizen
Resolved Tint in the sudden aud unexpected
death Of Lieute nant MILLER, who but few days
was in the bloom of health and the vigOr of youth,
are painfully convinced VI the uncertainty OF
life and admonished of the necessity Of being al
WAYS prepared TO meet death.
Resolved, That as a manifestation of eur respect
to the memory Of the deceased, and Sympathy for
his hereaved family, We wear Grape on the left arm
for thirty days.
Resolved, That copy of the foregoing preamble
and resolutions be sent the family OF the deceased,
and also published in the Dispatch"
copy from the record.
Teste: VI. F0RR,
NH sits Sec'y n G.
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Financial ana Commercial.
sales ar stock nj Anetiess,

Bye. w. PURCELL Co.
Virginia state, Mt s9si fdessf. and interest.
Exchange Bank Stock, Si05a.
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Morg bonus
s73 and interest.
Central Railroad stock, S2ehs.
Central Railroad Bonds, 81 and interest. -
virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Company, 10
Iiynchburg Gas Company. $50.
Danyille Railroad Stock, Sass
There was 3 good feeling infhe New York money
market Wednesday, aud rates Of interest were sun
in favor Of the buyer, with declining tendency.
The heaviest failure which has ever occurred ~
York, Pa, took place on Saturday last. Mr. AieAan-
der DEFINITE, one OF the Oldest and heaviest aly
goods and grocery merchants failed ON that gay oI
g large amount. His liabilities are rated as hIs" 10
$40 600 and even slo0og0. lie has left Tor parts UNI
known.
The private adyices from Europe are more iavoi7
able for flour than the published accounts anu thie
il more doing for export and the trade, at oe'te'
rates, in common brands
letter from New York says,
Nothing will mere clearly indicate the depression
of business than a comparison of the recepts I'oiil
customs during the months Of February TINS year
and last year: .o.aa
Received for customs in Feb 1857 lss ~, 81,
Do in Feb. 1855. ..... 4oS.s4"
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Me-. GEORGE IL. STUART, of Philadelphia. paid
500 premium for the choieeof seat TO hear SIR.
Eyerett's Grafton on Charity, to be delivered in
that city next Tuesday evening.
There are now sf5i persons under the care OF
the governors of the New York aims house-an in
crease OF l 40 as compared with last year.
Miss Gentry, of HopkinsriFe, KY, was burned
70 death few days since, by her clothes taking
fire.
Capt James NJ Kane. of Baltimore, died on the
10th ult In Galveston, Texas, whittier he had gone
for the benefit of his health.
II is runlored that James Gordon Bennett Is to
receive a commission as U. S. Minister to Aus.
tria.
w. II. Dickinson. postmaster at Compromise
Hickman county, KY, committed suicide few
days since by taking opium.
Buffalo paper says that the leading republi-
cans of Utica, N. y are signing letter asking Mr..
Matteson TO resign his seat in the House of Repre-
sentatiyes.
The dwelling OF Dr. George g. Irrelevant, In the
neighborhood of wnnsbofo, 8. c., was destroyed
by nre on Saturday night, and the inmates barely
escaped with their lives.
The new and elegant dwelling Of DR.. O. W. Ora.
ham, In kenansyilie, n c., was entirely consumed
by fre on the night Of tho Esd rlt. The Doctor
ana his family barely escaped withthe loss Of their
clothing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-05
FROM ST. THOMAS,

New YORK March 4.--Adgices from st. Thomas
TO the 18th of February states that the yellow fe
yer has appeared there, and that Elk deaths oc-
Cured in seven days. The number of cases last
reported s IS.
The old established American house of Ridgway
& Ruhl had suspended payment. Mr.. Ruhl was
imprisoned under the old colonial law but released
shortly afterward.
The harbor was full of vessels, but no freights
were to be had.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-05
rur ,vEEKLY DISPATCH

This excellent family Journal, Tor the present
xsek, cAn be obtained at toe counting room 'n''
morning. Price cents per copy me suo'e',p
non price per annum 10 81, 10 advance Besides
IA, usual variety OF editorial, general news, un-
oludins City and State items) correspondence,
legislative proceedings. market reports, &C, the
present number contains sketch OF the recent
festival Of the Knight Teapiars. In this city, Mr.
RVS introductory address before the Historical
society, and many other matters Of interest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-05

From SoUra AagRIcA.-By way of England we
have dates from Bnsnos Ayres 10 the "a Montey,-
doc 9TH, Rio Jaueiro, 18th. Bahia 18TH and Per.
Dambuco 2lst January. Montevideo was threat
ened not only with eiyil war, bat also with an in
surrection Of the colorsd population against the
white. In consequence Of the disordered state OF
affairs, the government had requested the repre-.
10 the river Plate TO land troops for the security
of foreigners. The request was complied with. and
the French. English, Brazilian, Spanish and Ame-
rican naval commanders sent on shore parties of
marincs. The United States Commodore at the
solicitation Of the other foreign commanders. had
taken the command. in-chief Of the foreign
forces, and published a manifesto promising aid
and protection 20 whatever strangers might be In
need Of them The other south American States
appear TO be 40 peaceable as the restless disposi
lions q their military and political leaders viii
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-05
pEyNsyIyANIA DEMocRATTc CONVENTION

HARRrsBuRG. March 4.-The Democratic State
Convention met in the Hall Of the House OF Re-
representatives. to-day, and Victor L. Piolett was
chosen temporary chairman. The consideration
of contested seats was postpossd. scene of con-
fusion ensued on a proposition to select perma-
nent officers frem the anti Leoomption party
The proposition was negatiyed--ayes SO. noes IS.
The Convention was at length organised, and o
com mittee appointed to draft resolutions.
On motion, it was resolved to adopt platform
bofore making nominations.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-05
Mr.. Hopes Poem,

We were denied the pleasure Of listening to Mr.
HoyE's Ode, when delivered In this city, by that
gentleman, ct Metropolitan Hall. The press he re
spoke Of II In very high terms. He repeated 1t Ia
Petersburg on Wednesday night. The IntelIig Gu
Ger says that Mr. HOPS rscitsd II In an impressive
and graceful manner. 1t adds: "The posm Is ad-
mirable Ia sentiment, elevated and patriotic In
tone, and eloquent and beautiful Ia dictioa, and
entities him to high rank amongst the contribu-
tors to the literary fame Of our country Mr.
HOPE intspds delivering his poem in other cities.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-05
.$5,65g,452


The amount received from customs on safuroay
only reached the sum Of sl2,@D; from all sources
5000: balance ia all funds S3.4Hl,shi.
AMERICAN STOCKS IL EURoPg.-Ths New forR Tx
press of Tuesday afternoon says
rba ,et4ers Inv The steamer fully confirm the news
naner edyices as to the condition of the European
m 9ney markets and indicates the commencement
IF an active demand for American stocks. 1t is n
noticeable feature of the panic of 1851, that did
not cause the return Of any quantity OF American
manic prices brought In foreign buyers and at this
moment the amount of our stock held abroad IL
greater than in October. 1857, and steadily increa
degree which steadily advances prices aside from
the If ct of the existing speculative movement
The combined effect ofthese two causes promises to
enhance quotations to the prices of 1857 If they
not exceeded.
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DIED.

On saturdav morniHg- the 9th Of February, Mr.
THOMAS MUSnEN, in the year OF hisage.
0fpnenmonia, on "wednesday night az hslf past
10 O'Clock at his residence, corner of Marshall st.
and Brooke Avenue, LEWIS Schultz.
His funeral will take place This Morning. at 10
O'Clock, nj his residence The friends and acquaint-
ances Of the family are invited to attend,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-05

TIE Pacific HOTEL DIsAsTER.-The examination
of witnesses in the of persons arrested in coli
sequence of the suspected murder of Doane, one OF
the Pacific Hotel victims and firing OF the house to
hide the deed, is proceeding in St. Louis. 1t is
proven by the porter of the house that the alleged
murderer and incendiary had said that "be suppo-
sed" Doane had between three and four thousand
dollars with him. The porter gives it as his opin-
ion that the fire was the work of an incendiary.
The testimony of Doane's partner in business
makes IL doubtful whether he had any large
amount of money in his possession. The evidence
is quite volnminous, but reading it over we ind
little or nothing to confirm the suspicion d.
rooted against the accused
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-05

10We regret to hear Of the injury sustained by
Nj. 0RIesBr, Of Norfolk, on last Wednesday night
lie was Knocked down BY an oTnnibas as be was
crossing the street in front Of the theatre
Though his injuries severe, we are glad learn
thss they are not considered ~ endaugering bis
life. lie satthe Amsriosn Hotel, where he 10 re-
csiving every attention his case dsmands.