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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM E1
ROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
NEW YORK, May 23-The steamship CITY OF
Washington, with dates from Liverpool to May
18th, has arrived.
GENERAL NEWS.
Sir Henry Bnlwer had been appointed Minister
to Constautinope, and Edward Ershine Secretary
Of Legation to Washington.
Resolutions OF censure Oh the Government had
been introduced in both Houses OF Parliament, Tor
having made public its dispatches respecting
Dude.
Lord Peterborough. Governor of India, accepted
the responsibility of the publication, and mas re-
sigued.
summer campaign in Rohilcnnd, India, Is In
evitable.
China is quiet.
Diasz, tbs Spanish Minister Of the Interior, has
resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-24

DISTINGUISHED EIsiroks Lord Napier and family
spent several days OF last week Mt Castle Hin, tho
residence of the Hon. Vim. C. Rives, In Albemsrle
county, Va.
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{ ufFEE-6U0 bags prime Laguayra
C.ffse; ?7a bags prime lilo Coffee Il bags prime
Marsraibn COFFEE; for sale BY
my l-lat LkWIs wFBR TO-.
CuLE--' o. ii Q, Soc Leather, Wi, US
~ qualities: f,r sale by
ny si-ios LEwis N WEBB 4 Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-24

Lone SENTENCE David Davis has been convicted
by The Circuit Court Of Morgan county, Va Of the
murder Of Vim. Barker, and sentenced to the peni.
teniiafy for eighteen years.
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PURCHASE YOUR GOODS AT LEVI 3.

pUhChASE tOUh uUUUS Al LEVI o
THE GREATEST WONDER OF TdE Auk-
every peFs IN ehoula 40 and see how very lev .kst
- selling his Dry foods he " nov Tscsls ingsA
most excelient assortment of Dry GGvis. when ~
styie aud price csnnct fail 10 phase Fine irasa
Worked sets handsome FloGneea Rerage hooes
ofgandie and Lawn kooes Aquiisss, Satin Chtek,a
bsrsges; nice assortment Of BLACK sllks 70 BE- sod
At very low prices. yard wide blesehed tiottfn q,
10 cts. worth i2k ct, fine beaehed Gotten iIAa
~tde. atsts cts, worth ~ cts, nne french Nosksd
wiss hussin Collars At 81. - worth 3aS Linen lsn
brio HdKfs 1T 81 cts apiece; Linen fowels At sts
Turkish bathing Towels only 37ss cts Printed Lam
At Ga and "a cts: |. o pieces biask silk Velvet "
be s1d 81 so cent below ifs salae. k9I nles anu
eheap goods 70 10 JAC0E A LEYl's,
nay "a IS Main 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-24
Lea,,l.,iyo Corruption.

In a late debate In the Senate Mr.. TOXINS said
We speak of the conceptions Of Mexico. of Spain.
of France. and other Governments. with great
deal of truth. riding to all accounts; but from
nv experience and observstiAn. which have bean
somewhat ex tehsive, do not Sieve to day. there
10 rs corrupt q government under the heavens as
these United States.
Hr, Hale. Nor either.
several Senators. l agree 20 that.
Sr. T,on,bs. ADJ most of all its corruption is
In the Legislative department.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-24

EXCITEMENT IN MEssIiLA VALLEY.-Great excite
is said TO exist in the Messilla Valley because
party of volunteers who pursued hand of ma
raudibg Indians, and killedseveral Of them n eht
IT Fort Shorne, had been captured by Lieut.. Wo I'd
AMI imprisoned. Lieut.. Wood had refused to obey
a habeas corpus for their relief
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Z,
1asa
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RIcHMofDs March 18th, 1853.

RIcHN0fDf March 18TH, 1853
rn-~--- JAmwa ELLrTr ESQ dear 81
II a. -, ~ ,viiI dexo,ve upou the
IN m, so.1 80 :. !. s,,.,t Tor the t.irc
tiers 81 TINS Gny s ~ .,d ,hs = ndersix 4
Court oI tne Nssy " - - : 80, ,c -, rsrIf 4 Z,
respectfully rsqmr1t ~ 49,. ~ .a ,Ist gr,m /
dldate Ior tna ,,'sn,er =, wl,iet, tor 81
tfncient anu saIsiseoy ~. a.,... ~ ,sa sss;ra
raj yasrs on atschafn saasr n,aSf and from I'd
the Clerk ~ hchfico Soang 49, $500 - ma t,.f,
long experiences AZ Dspay, ~ a.; c,sd hS ~.
quaifnea tnah Jonfsoii S""'N w -
tells of hlchun Bu. ~ A u
II Menae ~ n sn,tnI
s kgDerts Dahef W Il ns.,J;nr
Nv jones 80 ninui.h
u Robins a. osasa
u Bailey III s.,,c.m
Win u patmer 49,. Ws;ta
VIM PainirE !, -, :. -. :. -. -
VIM aaule = W,,
hu Mahon! nif Pz,h..
VIM II Shields Ee ~. - i.ipe'
VIM j aieun ~ Mi
Al Ltchler VIII nin
John Crosby a ~ q. q ILL., ,d
Vim Fitchett s.n,,i n ,,r,nker
k.Jbt Lag ton sa a r -
III Assault doode = III. rsaa
J w Eddins Tar,ga
ThOs Hogan - ptut,t,ss
John Nc tariaud 49, ~ sit
Waiter McFailahd a., A f,aidwelI
Jeremiah sullivan rwpGhris'Isn
BrUweDs y ~ sahsnn
Jos liam VIZ N H. ,s,ian
John 6ibiin " ~ .''ai.,.
1hos Hendr1ck - 1890
James bhffoo' "a archsr
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ELEGTI0E TICK ETs.

~ The DIgPATCH JOB PRINTING oF'iO3
IA prepared 10 execute 1t short notice ana on iss
sonabis terms. EHECrI0N TICKETS Candiaa'
and others wanting Tickets for the approacn'r
election will find II greatly to their interest 70 ca
at the Dispatch ofics corner OF Main and Isi'
stree g. and leave their orders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-24

AUGUSTA, Ga, May 21.-The Augusta Mills com
meneed lrindlDg new wheat to-day, for the New
York market
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INQUIRY INTO THE SEIZURE OF rHE B'RcuE ApRI-
ArIcs-Ths committee of the Senate foreign re-.
latioBs have adopted sreport unanimously request
ing The Prcsden, 10 Inquire into the seizure Of the
bark Adriatic in the port Of Marseilies time
ago, and bring the same to the notice of the French
govcrnment for the purpose Of obtaining redress
and guaranty against SIMILAR occurrences in the
future The adraic, it will be recollected, escap
ed after being seized, and was again over haHled,
but finally made her way home.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-24

Horace d. Twymap, of Madison county, Va. has
received the appointment to West Point, fsom the
9th Congressia nai District.
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81 STRAYED OR WAS STOLEN

- from my residen~ on Wednesday evening
la-I, White and Liver Colorad Pointer PUPPY,
about three months old He has scar on bis neck
caused by scald nd eTs 10 the name of &c rye
liberal reward will be paid his return to Wilson
& Bosher, corner Main an 18th streets.
my 2i-2t# j WILSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-24

Geop fiNE-Pspers have arrived in Washington
nly four aud u half days from New Orleans, by
the route over the Southwestern and Virginia Ten
nessee railroads.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-24
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE (N. S. PRESBY-
TERRAIN CHUBCH - WITHDRAWAL OF A
pRESBYTERY

CHICAGO, May 2l.-The General Assembly OF the
(N. 81 Presbyterian Church NORTH met here yes
terday. 0ue hundred and sixty-sx delegates III
attendance. Rev. Sir. Thompo,n Of Buffalo, was
elected Moderator.
communication was received from the Pres
bytery at Harmony, Ky, announcing its with
drawal from the Assembly on account Uf the slave
~ question.
After the transaction of the usual business, the
Assembly adjourned.
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LARGE SUPPLY OF NEW 9O0DS,

a LARGE SUPPLY OF NEW GUUDS,
"A JUST RECEIVED FROM rnK LARGE AUG
rlOs SALhS FROM tbs kokTHkkN CITIES,
AT 0ot psMtTs, 205 BROAD sikkEt.-fhe ~
dies would do we'll 10 esll Immediately ~ PfWu
som of the RreSt bAl gains wh.eh are oas r. =
Waite boneet Ribbons 10 @ Htss Cambria shi ssss
kdsings " cent?; rich kmbroidefsd Hdkis ~ -.
worth 81 DustcTs Ill, MantIss 81 nne corded am
brio IS cents chsap al 81 cent?, Bands lss @ nsN
Nan aoks At Sta cent?, worth az least sz5s nts,
blea ht Cottons. excellent ART etc. cents, -
elk AZ - and 80 eeafS irish Liaeas Aa q ~
knch.s Flowers Blond lscvs and ieotiIss Ver
lara Sleeves Mitfs, Gloves bosierys fsrasois; am-
brio nd swiss Maslus, together wit num reas
other goods 20 b. seld ii exla low price,.
nay a 0oi.nSAlf, sas Bro street
GRANuLATED. POWDERED AND
~ cRuSIIED uGARs. krmehy
kH skiNKkR 4 O
mya No - Cary ssrsst
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COMMERCIAL

LIVERPOOL, May II Cotton advanced "a since Fri
day. in cons qusnce Of the Africa's adyioes Sats
tor da, of $3.50 bales MauC hester advice ta' Oh
able. FL ur dull amt noninaly unchanged !" hea'
dull ed e.; white 7Hs, Corn rm-"h,te 36; ytl1
slIs htly lower Spirits turpenIiDe firm but nomi-
nal kice quiet Sugar firm Ctff 20 quiet,
EConsols for money 9714 0097@s
LQsDoY, May l2.--fpgar quotation = pareiy mann
American securities uus hanged.
SECOND DISPATCH.
All the telegraph cable was on board the Aga
me mnon and Niagara. Both depart on experiment
tai trips on the 25th. They are only "aleihg ior
pay IL g.out machinery.
III, Fourth Bengal Light Cavalry, $50 strong
had ueen brenght to court martial. sixty were
sentenced 10 be hanged. The remainder were sen
fenced to transportation fer life.
Eohlicund was in possession of the rebels, 1t Is
said. loo 900 strong.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-24

CTOLEN FROM the resi- ience of the
~ subscriber on Friday last, a BLUE COAT with
B. ass Buttons; pair figured Brown Pants ami q
large Fur Cape-never worn. Any information
which may lead to thu detection of tn thief or re-
covery of The a. ticles will h. ibera'ly rewarded
EDWARD WARREN
my 24-3;* Farmers Bank
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my io-"s NO. Ivy Main street.
OprIrP uppCtI Nr,S Ia up.~ou .,1

OFFICE MERCHANTS IN-URASCE co.
Richmond. May 18th, 1883
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockhold
ers of this Company will be held at the Company's
Once. Corner 18th and Main streets.) on MONDAY
next the 9th inst, at "A o'cio K p NJ
my B-td j MON cAGCE Secretarv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-24

NEws FROM Rio JANEIRo.-We have Rio Janeiro
dates to April Ii There Is no pt litcai lie IS The
papers were discussing Mr.. Meades proIo itions TO
the EmIcror, and while some of then looked upon
the projected closer alliance with the United
States tavorably, Others violently opposed it. His
Malestys government had taken no slels towards
carrying out MIR. Mcade's idea.
proposition under consideration BIZ the gov
eminent TO encourage emigration from Europe by
granting bounty and lands to emf grants was wide
BILE jealousy Of the United States was expressed by
the press because it SO difficult to turn the
great tide of emigration from North TO South Anne
Iica
There is no mention in tho papers Of the yellow
fever.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-24

HAIL SToRM-A violent wind and hail storm oc
Cured in Westmoreland County, Virginia, on
Tuesday, the 18th of May. The hail fell the
size OF hen eggs. Nearly one Thousand panes of
glass were broken in the small village of Oak
Grove, Va Pence, were Frustrated, trees blown
down, and the wheat crops seriously injured; many
of the large farmers will not make pint to the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-24

Tar MORMON Nkws.-The Washington Union, OF
yesterday, has some extracts from letters Of its
Correspondent at Fort Bridger. Gov. Cumming
when last seen, was within to miles of Salt Lake
City, with Col. Kane. He was escorted by abou,
20 MormoDs, well lnounted, and under the COM
naad of Pete Rockwell, y notorious Dante. He
WAS TO have public reception on the Sunday after
his arrival in the city. The correspondent adds;
We are waiting tor news from the governor wi
much intcrest and anxiety. His early return to
camp is not looked for 10y many, he took with him
large supplies-as, for Instance, 1000 rations Of
fee, 1000 Of sugar, ard other articles in proper
ion. Be that as IT may. shall await the develop.
ment of facts, aud advise you II the earliest mt
ment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-24

BITTEN BY D0G.--In the Mormon news In the
st Louis papers, see that Gov. Cumming was
hitten on the 18th of March, in the right arm by
dog that was supposed to be mad The dog at
tackled several, and was finally killed. 1he Cover
nor was quite fearful and distressed about the mat
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NOTICE We continue TO red em in
~ Ba kable funds at par the notes of the follow
ing Ranks, TO WIT:
Bank of ROCKINGHAM, Hsrtisopburg.
DO COMMERCE., fredericksburg.
Do H0WAtDSVILLE,H owardsvle.
10 VALLEY. Stanton.
70 VALLEY. Christainsburg.
Do OLD DOMINION. Alexandria.
CENTRAL BANK. stanton.
MONTICELLO RANK, Charlottesville.
MERCHANTS BANK, LIN hhurg.
2l-2t TSAAGS TAVI0R
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CONNECTION lot In fredericksburg, Va
FOR new catholic church, was purchased from
and not BY Jno NJ. Herndon. Esq.
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~ a NUJ III FHN hUNANCE,
AT RAND0LPHs Bookstore and Bindery.
HISTORY OF MIN III OF II from the Frprch ex
ploraton to the present ii ne. by d Nell: S2ac.
PR sClpLES OF SOCIAL SCIENCE, by Ii G Ca.
rey, Vol |; 2 81.
THE CORsAIR; a Venetian Novel, by Sand:
IS cents.
CIPRINA; or, the Secrets of Picture Gallery, by
Reynolds 80 6euts
CHARLES RANsFOPD; or Love on Board Crui
ser. by Capt Chrmier; nc
THE IRON CROSS; or, the Countess of Enrol, a
tale of high and low IF, by Cobb Jr; 25c
THE IRON MASK: or. the adventures of X de
BragIonne. by Dumas 2 vols; I 20.
HAMPERS MAGAZINE for Juue; 23c.
LILLY WHITE. Romance, by Goodwin; GO.
-
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eousfERfnr NorEs--Counterfeit i've dollar notes
of the Bsuk OF the Old Dominion, Va. sreiu cir.
eastion, end the engraving is we'll executed as to
deceive most persons, unless critically examined.
The signatures are not good
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-24

CONVERSATION To A SPEAKER.-The House of As
sembIy Of the Bahamas voted flu0 t. their Speak
eT-the Hon. G. {. Andersun-whu has s-fYed IN
that capacity tor twenty-sx ytars, n. "a testimony
Of his fslthtulness in the dl-chalne II hls tutIe.
rs such. lie emigrated ihe!e from q. O. gia
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LRGHoRN AND STRAW BoNYETs Also.
Gentlemen'. LEGH0RN ami PANAMA HATS
BLEaCHED by NEW PRO 'FsS, to look as well
asnew. LADIES BAZAAR,
nv l5-im l7s Rroad az
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Coop PRICE FOR ToDacco.--A no ,shead OF Tobacco
raised by John A. Murray, OF Roanoke county.was
sold 10 Lyncbbarg, Va, Friday, tor s55 per hun
dred.
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Fry ~ THr Wrr.r.-rhs liessian fly has mad.
lts HrpearsBce la the wheat in some part OF Prince
William conntF. Va and is doing considerable.
damage ~ the iatc,Hheat In other re-pects how
"ret, Tho rre.pec. for enc crop Is very cheeii
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TRAGIC AFFAIR-At Madison. New Jersey. on
Friday last, Edward Towniey and a negro named
Isaac robert died of drinking poison through
mistake for brady. At the funeral of Towniey
his widow dropped dead from disease Of the heart
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-24

THE AGES OF TkEEs.--Ths Nesburyport Mass J
heraid says that among those trees whose ages
Pave been ascerisiDed, the ella has been known In
i've mere than $50 years; the chssuut, COO; the
cedar, se the oak. from 1900 800: aud some of
the wseds VI the tropics for 500, 1900 and 1000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-24

AFFAIRS AT GooPoRT Navy YARD.-During the
TWO months past, 600 men have been discharged
from this yard. who will probably remsin out of
employment until the LIST of Jaly next. There are
now ITO men employed there. The Norfolk Her.
aid says:
The sloop-ot-war Cyane, is still in the dry dock.
AMI it will be some four or five weeks before she
will e ready to ha taken out. The Saratoga is w.
ing at the wharf being rugged, and will shortly be
ready for sea.
The work on the new steam sloop-ofwar Rich
muud is progressing Rapidly.
The sloop-ofHa John Adams is at the wharf
having been dismasted.
Notwithstanding the discharge of so many men,
every thing looks active and brisk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-24

LARGE HAUL OF CouNTgRFnrs.-A man named
Sampson has been arrested At Cincinnati, having
in his possession $4,000 in counter felt IS bills on
the Hldey Falls uass) Bank Another named
Puiien had $1,000 of the tame uotes
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FATAL ACCIDENT "A correspondent of the New
Haven Palladium, at East Lynn, states that n
promising little girl, aged fur years, daughter OF
Capt. Willard Beckwitb, IF that town, while at
play with pair of scissors on Wednesday last,
caught her toe in the carr ct and fell her face
causing the scissors To penetrate three fourths of
an inch into the side of her nose, which caused her
dea IN on Friday last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-24

THE SECOND Han STORM NEAR FREDER ICKSDURG.-
The fact of destructive bail storm having &C.
Cured near Fredericksburg, Va. Oh Tuesday last
has been briefly noticed The Herald of Saturday
recounts some Of the damage done:
Between town aud Massaponix Run, on the road
to the Court House, the following persons may be-
named as having either lost their entire wheat
crop or had it terribly ravaged 10y the hail H.
VI. " yati. VIM. NJ. BaggOtt. Mr Houseworth, Benz.
Temple, John llumphI eys "a muel Alsop and BENZ
Leavell. MIR. A. y. Bernard town had his
crop devastt ted Near the old road are the iarris
ct X llidruP, Edw. Frazier and others, whose
wheat WAS destroyed aud much OF their timber
blown down. Ia Stafford, the following gentlemen
among the sufferers: DR.. Morson, Henry Fitz
hugh and others.
4 letter in the same paper from Spottsy Iva MIA
C. IL, says, Rev. Mr.. Chancellor, lest his entire
wheat crop, aud another letter from Daniesyille,
IN that county, says:
The wheat crop in this immediate neighborhood
il completely ruined. and great damage sustained
by the houses, fences, &c. Besides the window
glass broken, the dwelling of Ole of our neighbors
vas considerably damaged, and the carriage house
Of one overthrow aud the carriage comparatively
destroyed. The roads are biockaded by the nu-
merous trees blown across them. The storm Was
accompanied with little thunder ard lightning
pieces of hail the size of guinea eggs gath
cred alter the storm. From reports the storm ex-
tended several miles in width.
letter in the Alexandria Gazette, dated the
lSih instant, gives al account of the damage done
in the Rappahannock valley. 1t says:
1t laid waste and utterly destroyed the wheat
fields OF Dir. Robb Ed. L Tayloe, Baden Tayioe
the Dicknsons Turner's, Mrs. Charles Tayoe, Field
ing Lewis, and extending as far down as "rhe
cliffs lt has been the most destructive and de-
-oatiag storm ever remembered in this county
Col f. L. L. estimates his loss at So 900 or 81 OO0
as field likely 10 have yielded 1000 tRlshels
not be now reapRu than 100 bu shells saved
The overseer at Uaken Brow Mrs. G. Tsyioe's)
thinks the entire field would net now yield one
{ ushei The lands in the Rappahannock Valley
now present distressing aspect.
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pATENT OLD DOMINION COFFEE
PoFs.-This Coff,e Pot is deci iedly the best In
nse--lust received assortment of all sizes Chll
ana examine at SfEBBINS PuLLENS,
my II l0i Broad street.
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= PASSENGERS FOR NEW
STEAM Err GEOR(

IT, STEAM ER GEORGE
PEABODY, FOR BALTIM0RE--
Freight received to-day. MONDAY at u O'Clock,
and up to the hour of O'clock VI, TUESDAY. the
a3th instant, unless suieienc be received prior to
that hour.
Consgnees requested to sen or lhyir Gods
to-day.
Fright for Boston taken through at moderate
rates. aud with expedition
LUDLAM WATSON.
my 2f-2t ONCE opposite Steamers Hharves.
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EUK GUUD PICTURES, GO TO
l. uSBnRNES.
For cheap PICTURES, go to OsBnRNE'S.
For fancy PICTURES. go to 0SRORNES.
For the real double glass PICTURES. 20 20
OSBDbNE'S.
If you woRld not be humbugged, 60 to
OSB0RNE'S.
If you would visit the oldest operator in town
go to OSp0RNES GALLEhY
my 24-2t@ Upposite Eychange Bank
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Contribution TO Mr. NERNoN-Snce the eth of
April, osc-fJurth of the gross rtc TITS Of the Mt.
Yeruon trips Of the steamer Thomas Coliyer, from
Washington. have been appropriated to the La
dies Mount Vernon Association Fund, for the p1r-
chase of that estate
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-24

THr Kansas DuL.-Tho Washington Union puL.
'i-h"s iour letter from the Hon jefferson Dayi.
aPprofins 81 the provisions Of the English-Kansss
act as better than the original bill.
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VIRGINIA EPISCOPAL ConvENTIoS--Scohd Day
The Convention met pursuant to SdJ' urnment,
Rishcp Meade in the chair, and was opened with
PRAYER ~ Bishop Johns. John Stewart, OF Rich
mond. Was elected Treasurer OF tue Convection,
vice Hubbard resigned.
The report of the Committee, appointed at the
last Convention to revise the Canon for the trial
Of Clergymen. was read by the Chairman. David
Holmes Conrad, Esq and accepted, and the con-
sideration of the new Canon made the order Of the
day for IL O'Clock Friday.
The report of he Episcopal acts OF the Rt Rev.
VIM. Meade, d. d f, for the Conventional year, was
read by him. accepted ana referred To the Commit
tee on the state Of the church,
The report of the assistant Bishop, Rt. Rev. John
johns d. d., for the same period, was read 10y him
relf aud referred TO the same Committee.
A memorial from Btuton's Parish, Williamsburg,
to the Convention. with reference TO the plate now
in the Library of the Theological Seminary. OF Vir-
gbia, which formerly belonged to the church at
jamestown. was referred to a Committee, with in
structions to report.
Third Day Bishop Meade presented a state
ment of the investment, by Win. H. Macfarlaud,
esq, of certain monies, for the benefit Of the son
OF Rev Mr.. Chisholm, deceased said statement
was approved and ordered to be printed in the
journal.
petition from the Yestry of Emannal Church,
Camden Parirh pittsy lvania county. asking for
division of said Parish, received read, and on
motion. it was referred ts the committee on New
Parishes.
memorial was presented, signed by s. p. Mitch
ell, and others, asking for the establishment OF
new church in Richmond, to be called Grace
Church, read, and referred to the committee on
New Parishes.
The committee to whom WAS referred the memo
risl of Bruton's Parish, with reference TO certain
plate belonging to the old jamestown Church, re-
ported fay ,rably.
The committee appointed at'the last Convention
to consider and report upon certain proposed
changes in the General Constitution Of the church
in the United States, made a report, through Their
chairman, Rev. DR.. Andrews.
On motion. the consideration of the report was
postponed until the next meeting OF he ConVen-
ton aud ordered TO be published IN the Journal
The order Of the day, the consideration OF the
proposed canon for the trial Of clergymen, was
taken up, and after discussion. Gu motion of Thos
n. GhOlsou, Esq the consideration OF the canon
was postponed unit! the next meeting OF the Con
ycntUn, and ordered 10 be printed in the Journal,
in conjunction with the Old canon OF lo49 aud
1850.
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