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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-30
IMPROVEMENT AND PRRsERvA-

TMPEUVEMENT AND PhESEhf A.
TON or rue EYE-slGHr.--spectaciss adj
jus;ed 10 defective sight, ursn uH~rrina scisltne
principles, by h MA6kENS, Ugtieian. ON tiovsf.
nor street Take particular notice OF the number
The subscriber who 10 well knsvn TO The citinsns
Of Virginia rs skiiful ops ican. inkrma tbs puLLe
that be has on hand the handsomsst and beat sssor
mept OF speclacles and Eyeglasses ia the couutry,
aud that he will be happy fsithfsily n attend r. all
who with their eye-stght properly treated by &C
lies him upon the shortest 81 an,ipstion, 70 suit
almost every detect. whether IL be derived frou,
Niorsa {nsar sishs Presby tis, (a9e1 or ar sight,
Ambyopia. (pre bytic or nayopse.) CAtsrast. ste
fh- sting prejudice against spectaci> shoald be
entirely disca' dei by yeu porsons sah ~ frofn
entirely - the erroneous notica that speetscies
shosld be suited 10 different ages.
IL you wish TO preserve y0DB sight Curing ne,
with 10 read wri OF sew, without thSiesst
train to your 81 es call on
MARKENS. Opfician.
&C IS On Governor street
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IHl WINE AND TOBACCO MERCHANTS,
No is Pearl street. Richmond.
John GRANT,
u CIVIL ENGINEER, "
oYHIcx IN Law BUILDINGS, FRANKLIN STkssT.

NTM. WALLACE SONS,
w CORNER OF CARY AND PEARL STREETS.
Offer for sale a large stock Of Grocer es, progi-
sions Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Msnufact ed Tobac'
CO, Teas, Ac., as follows:
80 hoghe ads Su gar, n 1w receiving
800 barrels Coffee ana Crushed Sugars
$50 boxes Goshen Cheese
800 bags La g., Java, Rio and Mocha Coffee
400 boxes Soap ard Candles
20 DO AdaInan,ine and srerm Ca andes Tan.
100 "a Steamboat Principe Cigars
500 hi Havana and German Cigars
1860 packages: fine Chewing Tobacco, OF following
Peter q. Oosby's Pride of Virginia"
Peter G.. Cosoy's Palmetto Twist
Cosby q Winires's Palmetto" halfpsunds
'Eudora." light pressed
10000 Mrs hiler's" Smoking Tobacco
200 reams Wrapping Paper
500 reams Letter and Foolseap Paper
800 kegs Nails. assorted
so bags Shot assorted sizes
% hogsheads ?. Rico and Cuba Molasses
100 barrels New York Syrup
50 barrels New Orleans Moassss
80 barrels Nos Mackerel
2n0 barrels Gross Herrngs
$40 barrels Ciipt HerriDgs
so barrels Lard
10 hid. Bacon Sides, part to arrive
rs do do Shoulders, do do
50 terces Sugar Cured Canvassed Hams
500 sides good stamp Sole Leather
500 barrels Common Whisky
80 barrels Rinehearps Whiskey
Ito barrels "Onondago" Old Rye
so barrels IT Flack's'' Old Rye
Is barrels Gibsons Extra Eagle" Old Rye
80 barrels Harmsnn and Schnapps
100 barrels Pure Mountain Rye Whiskey. of the
following brands
."Blue Ridge Family Rye" extra fine and old
sour Own Whiskey,
"Wm. Wailace's Pure Mountain Dew" sUPE-
RIoR
"Wm. Wallaces Virginia Mountain Whiskey,'
richardson's Old Family Whiskey."
Richardson's No Whiskey"
80 barrels kirkpatrick s Brandy
SO barrels Extra Brandy
100 barrels BALTIC Gin
80 barrels Cordial and Sweet Wine
IS barrels common Port Wine
Is or casks Imported Port Wine
Starch Indigo, Fig Blue, Toilet Soaps, Yeast
Powders, Sal Soda, super; Carb Soda. soda Sale
gar. Mustard, Pepper, Ginger, Pimento. Ground
Coffee GOSHEN BUTTER, Bed Cords, piow Lines,
Jute Hope in coils, Powder and Shot Lime, Salt,
Rrooms Buckets, Tubs. Pipes Nutmegs, Matches,
Hacking &C &c &C. &C 25-6t
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OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER
AND KANkWuA CO,
RrcUMoND Sentembar oath IsSS ]

NOTICE.-Sealed proposals will be re-
IN ceved ut this Office until the Ist day of Deem
Der next, for keeping the Canal ia order for twelve
mouths from the LIST of January, 1859. in sections
Of ten miles, according to specifications to be fur
nished by me.
The proposals will embrace the ordinary work of
repair. exclusive Of mechanical work and dredging
Any contractor may propose for the whole line,
from Richmond to Buchanan. The Company will
take the risk of 1ods but the contractor must st
pulate to furnish the necessary labor to repair the
Injuries from freshes, at the coat of the Company
By order Of the Board of Directors
WIN. 2. MUNF0RD.
2S-lawklD2
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RUffA.0 GLUE. suitable ftr pflntsro
Z "a s.S''sn.s'1Ht f So Asai,; p.,....
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PRATTS COTTAGE ORNEE

g. FOR RENT-Intending to remove
@:a tn the store recently occupied by Messrs Bin
ford Mayor Blair two doors above messTs L K Price
Il Co, the store at present OccEpy, No Is Market
Bridge e for rent This one of the best business
stands in the lower part of the city and offers
opportunity 10 any one wishing to engage 10
tail trade in almost any line of business TO good
tenant the good will aud fixtures of the establish
ment will De sold on moderate terms. Apply to
JN0 UPAGE, JR,
SO Ifs No IA Market Bridpa
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poWuArAN Pipes and smoking To-
- 81 PIoor. Druggist.
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A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
"A Have removed their once TO 2o2. Maiy st.,
above 10th. opposite Corinthian Hall. 6G0pS
called or and delivered HRRE Of charge for dray.
ace Wte-u
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THE SUBSCRIBER, in consequence OF
L continued i'll health, has determined to sell his
AGRICULTURAL MACHINE MANDATORY,
with the MACHINERY, &C. The buildings occupy
a lot 20 by $50 feet Cary street. between 9th and
10th streets and especially adapted to this bust
ness The Machinery is nearly new, and carried by
a sixteen horse power Engine. all in perfect order
This establishment enjoys an extensive patronage,
and offers rare opportunity to those who may be
inclined to engage in sure and profitable business.
Terms accommodating.
%
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~ FOR RENT.-The residence of the
Eaa late David VI. Pullism, in Manchester. is for
rent, with garden attached, the remainder of this
and the ensuing year. Auy information concern
ing the same can be had by calling on
PULi.IAM & BELTS,
an It's Odd Fellows Hail. Richmond.
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HENRY W. QUARLKS,

AUOTIONERR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. $50 MAIN STREET,
TURE &C.. and solicits consignments of all kinds Of
Merchandise Punctual attention to sacs and re-
tnrna mad eepromptly my6
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- LADIES' FURS.-We have I'm
lust opened our stock Of FURS for ~
oiadies and children, and would invite all in
want of any thing in the Fur line, to give ours an
examination as confident no larger or better
selected stock can bs found anywhere North or
South We have every kind that are worn, and
tin, and other fine Furs, together with lower priced
goods. We would also call attention to our Spiel
did stock of HATS and CAPS.
BINFORD, DICKINSON WEISIGER,
90 Is "a Main
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<AAANISHING HOUSE-Opposite the Anne
riean Hotel, Richmond, Va-Just receiyed,
the latest styles OF Young Mems French Soft ATS
also Gents and Boys HATS and CAPS, Of the latest
styles constantly on hand. from the very best Anne
rican manufacturers. Ny Furnishing apartment is
also complete 10 every respect Particular attention
paid to all orders left for Shirts. Also hand.
good assortment Of Trunks, Vaiices Carpet Bags
Umbrellas and Walking Canes.
&C ll-Im SWEENEY.
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e. FOR RENT-A desirable store I'M
Nj der the Exchange Hotel. on 18th street. next
door TO Vests Book Sore. Possession given mme-
diately. Apply to Hugh W. Fry, or Henry @. Can
non. au l6-ts
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Hx0NIYICENT SCHEMA

4 prixesof $500. approximating to$ $4,000
priass II 200, approximatiug to $4,000
4 prizes q $780, approximatins to $4,000 -.
4 prizes Of sl25, approximating to 5000 200
prizes Of $780, apprOximating to s4,'oo ,oo
prizes Of SIS. spproxima.ing to $1,000 ono
prizes Of $50, approximating to 100
ann nriyas NJ sO ara 100000
. 1as rr;vas amonntine to 100000
Whole tickets $40; Halves Is; Quarters u So
~ Circular showing the plan OF shs lotteries
Certincesss pack ages will be sold 1t the following
rates vhichi 10 the risk: .oo
Oer:hOsss ofpacksse Of 70 % T S. tickets ssS
/: !" \; ;S sSg ssItssr - z7ss
In ORDRlrNe TICKETS Oh CERTIFICATES.
ordered. receipt Of which they viii be Forwarded
fhe List Of drawn Numbers and Prizes Will be sent
u Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain. and give their Post once County and state:
abs In full without deduction.
T All prizes of 81 900 and under paid immediate
~ alter the drawing. Other prizes at the usual time
An COMMUNICATIONS strictly confidential.
Addre1s orders for Tickets or Certificates to
Or Rcnmond, Va.
n. Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala. or
s IT, sSsa
% I liss Of the ranbsrs that are drawn from the
Wheel with the amount of the prize that each one 10
entitled TO- will be Published after every drawngin
ths following papers: The Augusta Gfal Consti-
futionalist, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register,
Nashville Gazette, Atlantis Intelligencer New York
M:s. Day Dsi M;,s
Clarion. and Little (Ark) True Democrat. oc25
T UMP PLASTER FOR SALE.-Ex-
- pected daily 10 arrive, 100 tons Lump Plaster,
sold in lots to suit purchasers: also, Richmond
ground Plaster-Steam Plaster MILL south side the
Dock. Richmond. Va.
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QEDUCED PRICES-HTEAM hEFTN-
~ ED CANDIES As the price Of Sugars are re-.
duced. 20 Ireduce the prices Of my CaGdits This
las bsen NJ custom Tor years Then take my ad-
vice and don't be hnmbueged BY these who pretend
20 sfli lower than the market price, and who would
ini nitAbls Candies After looking around. give ne
call and then determine who has ths best gs ss e
the lowest priess- LOUIS BossIEtH-
&C - No 80 Main street.
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Uyn 0nIJNTRV NYEaCu AN9,S. IAn,l

L y
l. h SHINE, "A Main street. are now selling beth
at auction and private sale. large aud varied stock
of Staple and Fancy Goods OF their own imports-
ton suitable for the country trade, embracing in
part, Watches Jowelry, Cutlery, Guns. Pistols,
House furnishing Articles ,&c &c, which will be sold
on very liberal terms. Call ard examine for your-
selves. Sim
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~ OUR assortment Of Boots and
Sew hoes is complete in all departments hav-
ing recently received lar ge additions TO stock
Families aud others wishing to purchase their fall
shoes, will do we'll to call and examine our goods
MARCUS HARRIS,
&C % IS3 Broad street.
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r AND AGENCY. Having been en-
80 ployed to sell several large tracts of land in
Nicholas county invite proposals from capitalists,
and particularly from persons who may wish to sot-
tie on the same, TO whom great bargains will be
sold.
have just returned from avisit to Nicholas and
can safely assert, that fol- fertility Of soil, and
lubrity ofclimate il s not surpassed by any portion
of the state The lana ia situated in the ntains,
by far the richest of which consists of table land
covered with sugar maple, ash, walnut oak and
hickory. 1t is admirably adapted tor grazing
country Thousands of acres Of the land have been
(withina few years) opened and now making
ample returns to the owners. The lands will be
surv- yed and laid of into small farms thereby giving
TO purchasers with moderate means an opportunity
of Investing. will give all needful information on
thesubject and will show the land to those wishing
to purchase. Address
RICHARD HILL, Richmond. Va.
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a. STORE ON BROAD STREET FOR
III RENT THOMAS D. QUARLEs offers for
rent the desirable store formerly occupied by him
self. and adjoining the Dry Goods house OF Cren-
shaw, Quarles Co. To good tenaut the terms
will be liberal, and possession given Immediately.
an Alta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-07

10 Quincy bay the Isle of Wight side OF the So
lent IN good time he sent up a rocket, and showed
Olue light which Signals were seen on board the steamer
and after signalling he Immediately pushed oil board
tho ship but before lac could do this she hard and
where there Is a hard bank Of sand and stone The
course OF the ship should have been s. bu; she was
kept too near the north shore Her helm too must have
been starboarded instead Of ported after She passed Beau
lieu river appears the pilot the deck guiding
the vessel when he complained that the passengers pre-
vented him from keeping good look He told one OF
20 see the bearing OF Cashot light. While he was
dong tins one Of the passengers said to him II guess,
pilot, we are getting ON tho main" The helm was
just then ordered 10 be put hard aport but 1t was too ae
the ship had struck Although was blowing rather fresh,
she WAS not IN danger In kind OF weather, now
ever she might have become wreck where she struck
During the whole OF Saturday preparation was made
to AID her getting oil at high tide on SATURDAY nen. er
morning. All her French and Bremen passengers were
conveyed 10 Southampton in course OF saturday great
portion OF her taken out and the rest shifted
and the from her boilers was discharged Three
small steamers waiting ON her during the day Capt
Vincent the superintendent, Of the Royal Mail Company,
Mr. Dunlop the agent or the Ariel went down to the
ship to see what could be done. The bed in which she
was living was sounded with poles find what par
1icuar way she hung on 70 the bank. She wa
thoroughly examined inside and about fifteen inches of
water found III her It was not certain whether this
was from leakage or from the discharged water from
che boilers The ship was therefore thoroughly
pumped out AT nine O'Clock Saturday night large
steam tug passed the bows OF the Isle OF Wight
mail packet going towards Sphead, and apparently she
had been to assist the Ariel OF large hull was disn
gu.hcd from the Isle OF Wight packet IN the deep channel
OFT Stcncs Point II evident, therefore, that the mail
packet had Just been got or News reached Southampton
on Sunday morning that the Ariel had not sustained any
material damage, and that az she took IN supply
OF and got her NJ she went to sea- The Ariel
left New York the 4 instant She Is 1000 tons bur
then, and 500 horse POWER, and IS commanded by Captain
Ludlow very experienced aud careful officer. She had
on board 10 passengers for Southampton so for Havre
and GO for Bremen Amongst her cargo Was specie to the
value Of S1s7 Al The getting Of her ashore most
lubberly affair, the night not particularly dark
The pilot will be severely overhaued for apparently his
InIh a tha CHI
ought 10 have done to have picked NJ Waters, the
Southampton pilot the accident would not have happened
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AssaDo--NmIs-On Saturday, sept. 25. by the Rev.
Dr. Cecr the church Of the Holy Apostles. NICOLAS PA
rAEL AasApo Of Gbiaer 10 JuA youngest daughter OF
X G.. Nellis, Esq. Of this city.
BRrcIursssR -WnmHxAp.- Monday Oct 4, by the
Rev. DR. Waterman, DIR. j. BRuoKinIn2 70 Miss CELIA
WHITEHEAD.
CAKHiSGros-LoussBuRy- brooklyn on Tuesday,
Oct g. by the Rev DIR. Rockwell, EDWARD ~ CARisGToS
(of tle 1rm OF French 4 Darlington, New Havcn) 10
FANNIE e. only daughter of Newell Loun-bury Esq, OF
Bethany, Conn.
FIseri-PATrE,soS this city, Tuesday oct g. by
tho Rev Duncan Dunbar pastor OF the Macdouga street
Baptist church. GEORGE w. FINCH 70 RACHEL, only daugh
ter Of Robert Patterson Esq, all Of this CITY,
of John ID Johnson Esq Long Island by the Rev Henry
H. Davis, j. ~ LEA Esq, to Mrs NJ r. DUNCAN, both OF
New Orleans
RKAn-BRyASr this city, on Tuesday Oct 9, at the
residence Of A. T.. Thayer Esq, by the Rev Or j. =
Thompson, Mr. FRANK II READ OF Cincinnati OHIO, to MISS
LzLIE S. BRYANT, OF Chesterfield, Mass.
SAsDroRr-TAyLoR Tuesday, Oct 8, at Calvary Bap
tist church, by the Rev. A ~ Gillette, ID D. JAMES SAND
FORD, Esq TO LAURA, daughter OF Hon. Henry Taylor,
all OF this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-07
CITY Politics.


The Know Nothing Assembly Conventions met last night
in their respective districts but in one instance ad
journcd without putting candidate before the people
Committees of Conference appointed to meet with
the republicans ami the probability that a fusion
ticket will be in all the Assembly districts Annexed
arc reports of the dongs Of the several Convcntoas:-
The First Assembly district, comprising parts of the
First Second Third Fourth and Sixth wards met ut 30
Beekman street, last night al eight ococS-fhomas Nc
knight the chair, but thinking il nexpcdcnt to make n
nomination. the convention adjourned, TO meet again AT
theca Of the chairman.
The Second Assembly district comprising parts OF the
Fourth and Sixth wards also hast night at 322 Pearl
street, Augustus p. Greene Chairman and b. Hancock
Secretary, hut adjourned, in ike manner without making
any nomination.
Third Fifth and Eighth wards met at st. Johns Park o
tel shortly after eight ocock-.ames s. Scofeld in the
chair-and David Coleman and John H. Lyon Secretaries
The following are the nominations made by this Conven
rton:-
Tn,Ep wARp-yames Vaudeville.
Firm WARD.-Jolrn NJ Bennett and John Hcwett Jr.
EicIru WARD.-David j. Oakley and Daniel Mooney.
FouglH DrrRicT-Thc Convention met q, No. 6S East
Broadway, at eight O'Clock last night and appointed
committee OF Eve TO confer with the republicans.
FlrTu IHsruCT-Mct at Convention Hall Wooster street
John yanderpool Chairman-and adopted the
as the preceding, far as learned.
sixth DSrTICT.-1hcTe only six delegates preSen
at this Convention, which convened at 1877 Bowery-J w
Mason chairman. committee Of five appointed u
confer with the republicans Adjourned to the call Of In,
chairman.
sxvgs1n plsrmcT-John L. Slingcrland, Charman--mc
the OF Christopher aud Hudson streets, an,
nominated J. Mansfield Davies, Fifteenth ward.
FIoHIH IhsrRIcr.-Wm. Floyd, Chairman. II was movec
andkrarried that committee OF five be appointed which
shall he advised 10 confer with the republicans as 10 th
feasibility OF getting their assent for the purpose Of holding
a united mass meeting with view of nominating can
didaic." Adjourned 10 the call OF the chair
Txsm Dpsiucr.-Iieid no meeting at 32I Bowery, as
advertised
TWELFTH DisrrucI---Took the action the others
RErrBucAS CONFERENCES CoNsuTrE.-This COMMITTEES
met at els Broadway, last night and appointed sub
committee OF three to confer With that appointed By tn,
American party ON Monday night.
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City Intelligence.

Ciucxrr-MoxTREAL W. ST. GEoRCK's.-Tlc match be.
tween these leading clubs o Canada aud the United States
was commenced yesterday on the Hobokcn grounds.
Very little notice given Of the time appointed for the
match, but nevertheless about 1000 people collected
The grounds and considerable interest Is manifested In
gard the result One innings each side played
yesterday the standing for st. Georges ST. Mon
.trcal 81. The game viii be resumed at 10 A. NJ to-day
lOc -. The play y II superior order, the game bcng
thus FAR q closely contested Among the Canadians
Of The officers Of the regiments lately returned
from active service.
TINS CosKr-Donaii's comet Il now In all rs glory and
every one should take look before its disappear.
nncc, which viii be very II s 20 be seen
within few degrees o. Arctarus, Ia the constellation
Boocs shortly after sunset The tail, which IS slightly
curved. takes immense sweep, and makes most por
display The last two evenings have been bright
and clear aordng nc opportunity for those who fancy
celestial lhenomcna.
AiIKuxn ENnzzIEwgu IL Wall STnnr-lobert Can.
ming Brown and Alexander Napier clerks In the Office OF
the Liverpool and London Insurance Company. were
rested yesterday complaint Of Mr.. Alfred Pell,
charge having cmbezzed about GOO the property OF
the company, by OF making false entries on the
books. They we're held for examination BY Justice
Welsh
'Tfm CREATION oy NAV. Gsotoar Bible" forms tho
subject Of Dr. Boynons closing lecture to morrow eve
ming at the Cooper Institute.
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GENERAL JOHNSTON GOING INFO WINTER o. ARTERs-
GREAT SNOW STORMS IN THE MovSrAINs-GREAT


GENERAL JOHNSTON GOING INTO WINTER QUARTERS
GREAT SNOW STORMS IN THE MovNrAISs-GREAT
SUFFERING MIN AND ANIMALS.
From the 81. Joseph Journal, Sept. p
The Salt Lake mail arrived in this city the afternoon
OF Saturday the 25th IN charge OF Mr. George W. Consa
BILE. The mail left Great Salt Lake City on the 3th OF sep
tembcr All quiet in the city, with the exception
few list cuffs and knock downs between the Saints and
Gcntilcs.
General Johnston was building a fort and erecting
buildings In Cedar Valley, preparatory for winter quar-
tiers. A few OF his were stl deserving him.
The heat very oppressive when the mail party cft
Salt Lake City, but they 10 experience very
sudden changes On the evening Il the 7h instant three
days from the city, the Tar Spring between the
Bic Mountain and Fort Brigcr, commenced falling
which continued through the night, until fell Ia the
depth OF three inches all disappeared, however, the
day but the 10th instant the ground rozcn
hard enough 10 bear up the hooks, and ice at
least half an inch thick.
In the South Pass the 18th instant another terrific
snow blew up which continued through the day
and night, until fcll TO the depth Of ten twelve
inches.
The suffering among tho and animals was great.
number 81 oxen, belonging To the train, gave out and
frozc death Tho Swcctwacr Mountains perfectly
white with the snow.
Coming In, small bodies of Indians all along
the route begging and stealing usual, but otherwise
creek. Tho herds numbered six ~ eight thousand One
train met which had lost about eighty head Of eat
Gle account 81 the buffalo. Going out near the same
place, Mr. Constable says his party had 70 stand guar
p tos guns. mtskcts &c, In order 10 koop We buffalo
sfrom running pcl neil over them lie s~ya DC whole
face III the country perfectly black with Thorn.
Coming in, about eighty OK trains were met. Tho
roads good and tho waters all low.
Lieut. Lee Of the army, and Mr.. Tut merchant Of 81
Louis, came passengers With the mail. Lieut.. Lee who
transferred from the Teaih the Third infantry
New Mexico, Is route for Washington.
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The General PACKS Reception.

In your notice in to-days paper of the presentation
made al the Metropolitan Hotel 10 Gen. A. Paez Of the
Decree Of the National Convention Of Venezuela relative
20 his 20 that republic, have observed certain
errors which In justice 70 your important journal and
the truth of history, we propose 70 rcctfy.
1st General Paez called assume the rcing OF
government, but simply citizen. The Presidential
election will take place until after the publication Of
the new constitution.
I'd II was not General Jose dc Austria, but Mr.. Pedro
I RoIas who addressed the General in the OF the
Commission from Venezuela.
"a The remarks of Mr. 7. v Mcaeher were responded
20 by Mr. Roias in behalf Of the Commission.