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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-01

7 0 s T-On Wednesday morning, q
IL yalise, marked W TEMPLE The finder will
be rewarded on leaving 1t at the American Hotel.
Richmond, Va >fe 25-St*
7 OST-Eight Paddock Keys, between
~ Franklin street, above 9th, along Bank to Ex-
change street, on Monday evening last. suitable
reward will be paid to the finder BY leaving them
at DUDLEY co 3,
ia 22-ts ~ Main street.
T OST.-We caution the public against
IL trading for. receiving two Bonds, Nos. 81 and
a. Of $780, each with Coupons attached, of the Vir
ginia Central Railroad Company, said Bonds are
our property ana have been mislaid Or losi.
ia 2--dtf HAXALL CO.
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DrArH OF Az AcroR.-Mr. VIM. Ellis, an actor
Of considerable merit as we'll as q scenic artist
died at the Mount Hope Asylum for the insane, at
Baltimore, on Friday last.
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- To CAPT. GEo. H. ToMPKISs.-
II 4 the dssirs Of numerous Of your friends that you
announce yourself candidate for the ONCE Of
COMMISSIONERS OF IHkREVENUb for the Third
the warm support OF . ,o-.r,
mhI-1ts MANY fUT6hc.
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~, w.,aryoros YE.sFns--This nne body o.
-, .ssr.c.ed 90 much attention daring their
s,,, ,,.,t here. seem 10 have boon perfectly de-
~ 49,, With the incidents Of their trip Captain
sshv.rxman says. Through The Washington
cat,., 10 the soldiers and ctiseus Of the Old Dc.
u.ir,on that should the Ysagers ever organize a
musical band, the opening and closing air would
always be-
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nISPATCH
~ STEAM POWER
PRIN TING foe,
Corner Of Main and Thirteenth Streets, Richmond.
JOHN D. HAMMERSLEY & CO., PrOprietors

This establishment (being the most complete Prin-
terry in the South. both regards Types Ornaments
&c, and the latest ahd most approved Machine
Presses) Is daily turning out the finest specimens of
BOOK and JOB PRINTING, such as
PAMPHLETS, BANK CHECKS,
CATALOGUES, NOTES, POSTERS,
CIRCULARS. PROGRAMMES,
BILLS OF LADING, HANDBILLS, &c.
~ Particular attention given TO fine work for
Banks Public Offices. Insurance. Railroad and Trans
portation Companies, Tobacco Factors, &c.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESS.
This new machine for CARDS. BILL HEADS Small
Circulars Labels &C.. is capable of turning off 1000
impressions per hour thereby enabling the patrons
of this establishment TO obtain this description OF
work at the shortest possible notice.
HTRsces reduced in proportion 10 the increase q
speed.
Printing in Gold and Silver Bronze, and various
colored Inks executed in the highest style Of the art
In this branch OF the business the proprietors
safely CHALLENGE COMPETITION.
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sS>s TINEE-The following interesting co
respondence will sp.a ak for itself:
RIcuanyn TUEATRE Feb n 1858

Entertaining an earnest wish for your success in
the noble and patriotic cause You are engaged IN,
aud unwilling TO be thought wanting In zeal to pros
mote that cause beg to offer you my humble ser
vices to contribute to the fund You have established
10 purchase the sacred ground of Mount Vernon,
where rests the ashes of our beloved Washington,
MY stay in Richmond is short and with your favor,
/ would propose 10 give Matinee at the Theatre
on any morning curing next week You shall pro-
pose when will be happy to appear. either in ira
gedy or comedy as you may determine.
Messrs kunkel Co. have, In the most liberal
of the Theatre, free of charge. and the Dramatic
Company together with the Orchestra and attac bees
of the Tn. atre will gladly volunteer their services
to further your noble object.
Hoping my humble petition will meet with your
favor 1 subscribe my self,
Your Servant,
EDWIN BOOTH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-01

PASSENGERS FOR NEW
<(=aFE WORK BY THE STEAMSHIP
SZL~s4k.fSJANESTOW are requested to be
son board before the hour Ct depsr'
ture. O'Clock, P NJ, TUESDAY, the 2d inst.
Tickets aud berths secured at our office, at Rock-
etts
Passage to New York Meals included, only So
Steerage passage, only IS.
Passage 70 Norfolk same as by the river boats.
LUDLAM u WATSON.
NH I-N Office opposite Steamers Wharves.
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NEW SCHEDULE.-The
<4. . Man steamships JAMESTOWN
TLE<|4ES and ROANOKE are beth on the
KXkS31route now between New York aid
Richmond.
The JAMES TOWN CAPT. PARRISH leaving New
York every SATURDAY, at o'clock, and the
ROANOKE. Capt. SKINNER every WEDNESDAY
evening at 3o'clock. for Richmond.
Returning, the JAMESTOWN leaves Richmond
every TUESDAY evening at o'clock, and the
ROANOKE every FRIDAY evening, at o'clock, for
New York touching ut Norfolk each way.
cabin passage, including Meals and State Room
accommodations, only SO.
Storage passage. only IS.
For further information, regarding freight, en-
quire at our office.
LUDEAM WATSON,
NH Opposite Steamers Wharves.
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T OST.-On Wednesday afternoon, be-
~ tween the residence Of the subscriber, on 4th
street between Franklin and Grace, and Mr.. John
Fishers on Sd street, a dark Morocco PORTE MO-
NAI containing two S. bills, 81 so gold piece and
81 or So in silye.
As the Porte Monnale was much priced rs me-
mento. the finder will be liDerally rewarded bs
leaving it aud contents st my residence or at the
Dispatch Office. AC MALLORY.
To
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-01

TaK REJECTION or rm AMY BUILT 10 evident
from the discussions Ia the U. s. Senate on the
my INCREASE BILL and it, subsequent rejection by
vote Of more than two to one, that the majority Of
that body did not recognise the necessity of in.
crossing the force under Col Johnston. That he
10 In any peril, or that the Mormons will or can
successfully resist by force they do not believe.
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xHLE0RAPH1C MHW0.
IMPORTED FOR THE DAILY DispArUn
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA
TWO DAYS LATER PROM EUROPE.


HALIFAX. Feb q .--The steamer America has ar.
The wife Of Captain Curtis was among these loss
by the sinking Of the bark Lesndcr. The captain
aud slsyen others were saved BY the steamer.
GREAT BRITAIN.
In tho British House Of Commons, on the Eth,
Sir George Grey said the evidence offered by the
French government Of the completely of Mazzlni,
Ledru Kolin, and other political refugees, In Pa
norris attempt to assassnate the Emperor, was
deemed insufficient, and the British governments
declined to interfere.
Lord Paltnerston explained the Indian bill. II
proposes council of eight persons, who are to go
out in rotation every two years, presided over py
one Of the Secretaries of State. No action was
taken on the bill.
Marshal Valiant, the Minister of War, has re-
signed, and will be succeeded by General Nell
General Walewski is to 60 ambassador to Lon
don. Persigny has returned to France, to take .
seat in the prvy council Peilissier. 1t Is expect
ed will be appointed commander-in-chief at Paris,
in place OF Magram, who, 1t is said, Is going %
ambassador to Russis.
DENMARK.
Copenhagen is to be fortified immediately.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Richardson, Spence & Co. say Flour very dull,
and quotations nominal. Wheat active-inferioI
qualities slightly advance: red advanced LAID
Corn dull, with declining tendency,
The Brokers' circular quotes decline OF "a IN
corn on the week.
Provisions and sugar easier but unchanged
Interpretations barely maintained; Carolins
middlings ISIS. Cd. Common Rosin 4s. 1da4s. 3D.
Spirits of Turpentine 35s. Cd a 3Gs.
LONDON MARKETs.-Baring's Circular reports
Sugar declined Cd to Is. American stocks quiet.
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UNION STEAMSHIP COM
NORTHERN

~ - cKHNExd GREAT NORTHERN
~ k Wand SOUTHERN ROUTE
Fob TEKvEL-TWICE DAILY SUNDAY NIGHT
EXCEPTED.l BETWEEN. RICHMOND, BALTT
MORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK. VIA
Richmond, fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad 70
the Potomac River, seventy -nya miles and ~ splen
DID and comfortable steamers thence ~ WaHhlDgons
ty-nve miles-in all $50 miles seven hours. being
comfortable and perfectly safe rate Of speed.
Hours Of departure, 645 A. NJ. and7 p NJ snd tag
TO Washington. Baltimore Philadelphia and New
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-01
7 OST-Tn Richmond. on Sunday the

7 OST-In Richmond, on Sunday the
IL 2lst inst, small Buckskin POCKET FOB. con-
tanning draft drawn by Geo. Macon, of Hanover,
month; and also, a bond on DR.. Nelson. OF Powba-
TAM and Jno. Page, of Hanover, for about $75, exc
pers not now recoected. For the delivery of which
10 Edwin Workman & Co., suitable reward will be
given. GEO. FLEMING.
g-
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FARE:

ITO Washington, -
To Baltimors, em
To Philadelphia, Soy
hetrack Of the Railroad between Richmond and
the Potomac River 10 nov undergoing relay. moro
than twothirds OF 1t being already competed with an
edge rail ofsuperior quality. while the REMAINDER
In admirable condition. D, RUTH.
superintendent Of Transportation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-01

nGF SHoCKoE HILL BUILDING FUND
Assou ArIoN.The monthly meeting of this Aseociar
at O'clock precisely. Dues will be received from
NH lit BARGAMIN, sec'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-01

PUBLISHED THIS DAY
| THE THhEE BEAUTIES. By Mrs. Kmma D.
THE BELLE 81. WASHINGTON. BY Mrs. Mp
Lasseile.
Two new books, beth of which win create = ssD-
sstien, pubiished aud FOR sale.
Zach book 4 complete IN two salumes, Hspsr
coyers Price S or either one bound N cloth. pscs
: nh q s i@ii 10f 'a's aEo. M. VESTS Hoohssors.
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SGRoRas B. STEEL, Dentist, Office
and residence. No 81 On MAN, between sth and 9Th
,treets. Richmond. Va my 1-ly
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ooh carry me back to Old virginny--
To Old yirrinia's shore.~

IMPORTANT, n TRuR.--A story 10 Ia circulation,
which the creditors OF Mr.. Thomas Alliboue, the
financial hero Of the Bank Of Pennsylvania, would
like 70 be verified II 10 to the effect that he 10
likely to come In possession OF . fortune of two
million Of dollars In right Of his wife, Who IL said
to Be one Of the hersof the great Jenuens estate.
now about to be distributed Ia England, awaiting
the appearance Of Of the true heirs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-01
T OST or Observation-Disclosures will

r OST Or neutrality-suspicious. will
~ be made to the Auditor for the Duplicate of Ger
tihcate of State Stock No. ITO, dated 20th Decem
ber 1854 issued TO Georgianna X. Fisher, the same
having been lost or nlislaid.
ia 25-lawlm G. W. PURCELL 4 CO.
OST, Rec CERTIFICATES of
IL tho stock of the New York and Richmond Coal
Company Nos. 81 IS and 49, each of which issued
TO Robert NJ. Bowdcn, bears date on the 2Gth day of
July. 1885, and is for 80 shares of stock. The $50
shares of stock for which these certificates were is
sued, have been transferred to me. and notice Of
transfer filed in the office of said Company. This
advertisement is made for the purpose of obtaining
new certificates. Any one who may have the certit
Gates in possession will confer favor by returning
them to me-
ia II-lawts JOS. JACKSON, JR.
T OST-On Wednesday morning. Oath
- inst, at the Central Railroad Depot, POCKET
BOOK, containing money and papers. beloE ging TO
JAMES hurley. A liberal reward will be given
for the -eturn of the papers at the office OF the Pow
hatan House. fe26-3t*
r OST.-On the 22d of February, in or
IL near the Capitol grounds. brown Turkey
Morocco POCKET BOOK, with elastic band
around it; inside was Porte M5nnaie. with steel
frame and clasp. AS the book contained papers OF
no value except to the owner. reward will be paid
aud no questions asked, upon returning the Pocket
Book and papers to Messrs. Seden Miller, on Cary
street. On the inside OF the Porte Mopnaie the
name ofiPowhatan b. Starke is written in full.
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wrrH mAxY THANKS for the catering

VIII WnNf F.sstss.<0 7ssEsefEH6
sentaents contained In the above Card and beessse
the bestowai Of ths Office upon me would be highly
gratifying to my feelings hereby ANNOUNCE my sef
4 candidate for COMMISSIONERS VI TIN REVk
NUg for Monroe Ward and most respectfully solicit
the suffrages Of my followeitizens throughout the
CITY. fmh i-ltl II. b. GOODWIN.
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n~ NoTrcR. AUCTION.
MORNING, at II o'clock. will sell fine assort
ment of Fancy Goods, Just received, comprising an
NH lit Auct.
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NOTICE.--I have Tor sale 100 bushels
IN Of irish poTATOEs, twhits Mercers.) v hieh
de mss 4 a Mss % ssaeaI.AEEsRo0K ! THOMAS.
NH lite
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-01

~ DR. COOKS, LArE OF 6T. Louis,
Mo-Ofice and residence on ID street. west side, be-
tween Marshall and Clay streetz % l9-d6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-01

~NEw SPRING GOODS AT Low
PRIcEs.-Wsinvitea attention 10 the following cheap
One case Of beautiful SPRING MOUSLINs at
l2M cents
New style English. French and American
PRINTS
HOOP SKIRTS ofthe latest and most approved
Fanny CHECKRD CASSINEREs for boys.
CRENSHAW, QUARLES 4 CO.,
fe 27-3t 22a Broad street.
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nay DUDLEY & Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers In Choice WINRs. Pine BRAN
DIES. Old WHIsKEYs and CIGARS. No. u Main
atreaf
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D@- The ANNUAL MEETrNd OF THE
PLANTERS sAvINGs BANK will be held at the Office Of
the Agricultural Society. corner Of Main and 18th
O'Clock. A full and punctua attendance is request
ed s an election for Officers and Directors will take
place. BY order of the Board
fe 27-N BEN. K. PULLEN, Sec'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-01

@ CARD.--Special attention is called
tony sale. THIS MORNING. at the Wall Street
Hotel, at 10 o'clock. ses advertisement.
NH lit ALEX MOTT, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-01

~Uws STEAMER GRORGE
l.sssssI:zsss PEABODY. FOR BALTIMORE. =
Freight received to-day, MONDAY, at II o'clock,
and up to the hour of o'clk. p NJ. TUESDAY, I'd
inst. unless suiicieney be received prior TO that
hour.
Consignees are requested to send for their gooff
to-day Shippers are requested to send in the names
of their consignees early Wednesday, morning, or
their shipments will be consigned to order.
LUDLAM WATSON,
NH r--2t Office Opposite Steamer " haryes.
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e - TO MILLs B. GoDwrx. @. A.
HundIey having announced that he Will not be .
candidate fVr reeiectIon 70 tho once II CONNIE
81 this city, II II earnestly dssired by number ii
your friends that ron should announce yourself :
candasts fbr tho ONCE We know yoa 10 be veil
Qualified for the place. and confidently believe that
HI elected you would disharge the duties Of the 81.
Ace with prom ptness, efciency and fidelity. n you
ceye the best wishes for success and the warm sup
port Of your feT-itl FRIENDS.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-01
EDITORIAL INJUSTICE.

The New York Post has repeatedly published the
instructions to Gov. Walker:
repeat then my clear conviction, that unless
the convention submit the constitution to the vote of all
the actual settlers of Kansas and the election he fairly
and Justly conducted the constitution N be and ought 70
BE- rejected by Congress-
Upon this alleged extract from tho instructions,
the Post has charged the President with "official
disingen,iousness" because in his message he uses
the following language
III merely said that when constitution shall be SUBJ
mitted the people Of the Territory they must he pro-
teccd In the exercise Of their right OF voting for
against that instrument and the fair expression OF the
popular will must not be interrupted by fraud or violence
A similar charge upon the same basis has boon
made in the New York Tribune and has been re-
peated in other republican journals. We took oc-
casion some days ago to call the attention OF these
journals to the injustice which they had thus
done the President by attributing to him language
which he had never used, but which had only been
EMPLOYED by Gov Walker, and we took il for grant
ed that they would correct their error without de-
law. We have not observed the correction how
ever either in the Post or elsewhere, and we again
call attention to the subject in the hope that it will
still be made No respectable journal can desire to
persist in gross error especially when upon that
error il has built up false charge of " dsingenu-
ousnessr against the Chief Magistrate Of the United
States
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-01
THE ARAGO'S NEWS.

In addition to the telegaphc summary of the news
yesterday morning tissue, select few items Of inter
est from the mails by the Amgo.
Some heavy failures had occurred in London Trace
in the manufacturing districts was generally bad Two
failures in the woollen trade had occurred at Leeds will
liabilities to the amount of million of dollars At
Hamburg the crisis continued without any apparent i'm.
provement The London News of the 10th December
says
negotiated ut sensible reduction from the bank rate,
and at the bank itself the demand, though to fair
tent is not heavy All these considerations point to
impending reduction in the rate of discount at the bank
but considering the general position Of affairs it does not
necessarily follow that such step must be adopted lbs
cssk.
The letters from Paris state that the stock Of bullion
in the Bank of France continues to increase and that all
mercantile houses still restricting their engagements
as much possible. At Lyons the branch of tho Bank
of France is making advances upon silk at about so
60 per cent of the market price.
Detailed accounts have been received from india but
they do nothing than fill up the outlines previouy
received by telegraph, and give no fresh news.
Mr. Miner Gibson elected member Of Parliant nt
for Ashton, by large majority over his opponent.
The Belgian elections had resulted in large minis
teriol majority in favor the liberal policy There
were srmbers to be elected Of these 20 of the NEW
deputies belong to the liberal side and only SO to the
position.
1t was rumored at Vienna that news had been received
from Constantinoplc to the effect that the Porte acting
with the consent of the powers which signed the treaty
of Paris had issued r1nan for the dissolution of the
Dvans in the Danubian princpaities but the statement
required confirmation.
1t is stated that Mr.. Townsend Harris, the United
States consulgenel to Japan has negotiated conven
ton with the government Of that country 1t provides
that the port of Naugasak shall be open American
vessels that American citizens may permanently reside
at Smola and Hakodade, that gold and silver money,
brought by the Americans shall be received by weight
it's equivalent value in Japan, and that Americans
hitting offences in Japan shall be tried before and pun
ished by the general These are the leading fea
other points relate to the personal convenience OF
the consul himself aUE
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LIGHT HOUSE ANNOUNCEMENTS.

lighthouse has been erected at the entrance of Hum
bodt bay, California, showing fixed white light, fourth
order of Fresnel illuminating the whole horizon. 1t is
situated the North Sands threefourths of mile from
the inlet, and about midway between the bay AUD
shores 1t consists of keepers dwelling OF story
and a half with tower rising FL feet above the roof
from the centre both plastcred and whe-washed, and
surno,nted by iron lantern painted red The light is
So feet above high water of spring tides and should be
seen in clear weather from the deck Of seagoing vessel
IL nautical or IA statute miles.
light has recently been erected at the mouth
of Umpqua river Oregon Territory the South Sands
The light is fixed white light of the third order Of Fres
nell and elevated 100 feet above mean sea level aud
should be from the deck OF any seagoing vessel in
clear weather, Is nautical l79 statute miles. Tho
structure consists of keeper dwelling Of stone with
tower of brick white washed rising above it, and sur
mounted by iron lantern painted retbe entire height
being 90 feet
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-01
WASHINGTON CITY.
FRIDAY MORNING. JAN. 1, 1865.

We are authorized to state that the public reeep-
ton of the President Of the United States to-day will
commence at IL o'clock, at which hour in conform
iy with police arrangements, the gates of the en-
closure will be opened. The reception will termi-
nate at o'clock precisely.
The members Of the foreign legations will be re
ceived at III o'clock. The officers Of the army and
navy at IL O'Clock.
Carriages will approach the Executive Mansion by
the eastern gate.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-01

INCENSE TnEE--AN Oyster BED ON A MoUSTAIN--The
following curious and interesting details have been fur
nshed by gentleman just arrived from the spot descb
cd In the mountains OF San Antonio eighty miles south
of Monterey and Thousand feet above the level Oft
sea- the rare and highly esteemed ncense tree has been
discovered blooming with remarkable vgor and redun-
dancy This tree is used in several church ceremonies
and has not before been discovered in California It is
found in parts of Asia and South America where it
held in high estimation On the mountain, about
twenty miles from the coast large bed Of petrfed
oysters were discovered and above them growth OF heavy
timber many of the trees being three feet in diameter
These facts present features for the investigation OF
geologists California paper.
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I'd is given as follows

The American INDUCES IN ths following observations
Although the mortality lists Of Baltimore will com
pare adyantageousy with those of other seaport town
in the United States yet the aggregate number OF deaths
for the pcrod Of eight years shows most tremendous
and alarming mortality of $50 souls equal we may
saw to about onc.h of the entire population Of the
cy OF this aggregate 30s2 were still born, 1856 did
not attain to single year, 1889 passed away between
the first and second year. aud 1904 died between the
second and fifth yearwhich makes "a. 40l persons
than half of the whole number, who did not arrive
to their fifth year. OF those who lived 10 good old
age there Just fifty of the entire array who survived
their hundredth year. whilst 43 died between the age Of
90 and 100 years Comparing the mortality Of tho year
1857 with that Of 1885, find that those Of tie late
year exceeded the other lisa fact which can4F fail to
prove highly gratifying to the community It Ia r."
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-01

POPULATION AusrRIA.An Austrian statistician has
Just published classification of the people OF that empire
The last stated the population at 1893 1854 OF
ton there being less than eight millions of German sub
iects of the Emperor The Sclavonc forms the bulk
Of the empire being nearly fifteen millions in number
The Asiatc tribes under Austrian rule between five
and six millions, and OF these the Magyars In Hungary
are the chief portion The Austrian army which In its
complete state numbers G4s 900 men, is the Largest army
in Europe for actual service