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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-25
NEW AND SPLENDID DRESS GOODS,

~ of the newest aud most fashionable sty les, at
Is per cent less than April prices. openino this
morning direct from New York: Handsome side
Striped Herage Robes; Double Skirt Berage Robes;
Three Fiouuced Berags Robes; Elegant 6reDadine
Robes very fLe; Challe kobes, AGuille: Ducai
Piads very handsome, new style; Black Pineapple
Cloth for mourning; Splendid Qrgandie Robes,
cheap; Orpardie Mlsiins extra; French Jsconets
very cheap: LAyela CLOTH at l2a CTS; side Striped
breakfast Dresses
The attention of the ladies is most respectfully
caliedt these new and beautiful foods, at
Q GWATKINS',
Onpoaita Exchanoa pank
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-25
sADDLnaY q
NOTICE.-NEW SAD x <

ca NOTICE.--NEW SAD n
DLxRY AND HARgEse - IN
TABLfsHMkNT.--The snbassttss - y
a. ,, spectiully informs bis old cussosners s ~
me public generally that he has pgrcbassf fs JIG
sir JOHN DxySfs his entire ztock III aATf,r p pm
and Fi4TUkEs; also. leased the house. Tmars = z!
mIhsriy known as Utey's cid stand where me- y =
found large and varied stock as,aiiv Es,t - y
line, which he will sell on as reasopabis /. rms !. p
ca N, aHor1 Having engaged tbs services N ~
JOHN OTEY ,tacknowiedged to be the b. 4 1891.
Ia the city, who viii attend In person 70 ina Sadd
department., those who may be ID want Of snns,;as
Saddle or any other article in my limo. viii pleass
JOSEPH n. corQuITr. Arsn,
No. "a MAIN street. DOOR aboye
u. Charles Hotel
n B.-Thoss VINO are In want Of Ar. H. p Brown
orders. A full supply always on hang. sA'"
Richmond. December 18th. 1857. de- nt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-25

lust REC WE'D
IL hhds prime Porto Rico SUGAR
IS boxes prime Pine Apple CHI EESE
90 Country English Dairy do
40 hbls Portland SYRUP
90 bbls Extra ami Superfne FLOUR
u nkxs Black, Young Hyson and Gnn Powder
TEA.
Togsthsr with q large aud select stock of LIQ0URS
and Hao0ERIE5 generally. for sale ut low prices
by NuRVEI.L Il WAGONS R.
nv 10 Corner Pearl aud Cary ST. eets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-25

~n -rxY,uux7r1 RICHMOND AND
CHANGE OF sCIlED ULE-sUMMER ARRANGE
MENT-THRUUGH MAIL ROUTE TO MEMPHIS
AND NEW OkLEANS.-Un and after MONDAY,
the 18th of May, 1855 the daily Mail Train TO June
ton connecting with the South-Side Train for
Jvpchburg thence West and Southwest without de
lention, and through to Danvle, will run daily as
follows. SUNDAY excepted:) 49,
Leaves Richmond at.....-.......- oW O'CLOCK a. NJ
Arrive at the Junction, connect
ing with South-side Road, at. - A. NJ
Arrive at Danyille at.......-.......... l30 Z. n.
RETURNING:
Leave Danylie at.....-..........'.''.. I.Io . A. ~
Arrive at Junction 100 N.
And in Richmond at...........-....... $50 r NJ
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN TO he JUNCTION.
Leave Richmond 80 O'Clock F. ~
Arrive at Junction. ~ r W.
(Returpiug in the morning after the arrival of the
SouTh-Side Mail Train from the southwest.)
Leave the junction at.................. ZoO A. NJ.
Arrive in Richmond at-..........-...... $50 A. ID.
And connect with the trains going North.
The Trains leaving Richmond at O'Clock in the
morning form a link in the direct through line
from New York to Memphis, by the way OF WASH
ington Richmond, Lypchburg. Knoxville, Dalton.
Chattanooga, thence to Memphis or to Nashyi lille,
Tenn being the most expeditions and direct route
to those points. C,CAMPBELL
myli Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-25
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, sso.
@ CENTS FRENCH CALFSRIN

~ GENTS FRENCH CALFSRIN
III PUMP SOLE BOOTS Just 10 hand a supe.
- rior lot of the above desirable pump Sole
~N Bots. which will be sold irGm 81 20 TO ~
ass than the same can be had elsewhere We also
make to order all kinds Of Pump Sole Boots shss4
aud CATERS. either Caiskiu Patent feather, at
The very lowest prices, and warranted to give en-
ire satisfaction.
HARRIS & co.'s Shoe Depe,
No. ~ Main street
NJ. NANzEL foreman for II 4 Co my 2,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-25

RS0n REWARD will he paid at the
WsCyo Bank Of Baltimore for tho return of six
notes of said Bank denomination 81 GOO each
which were lost between the Bank and Howard
street j Il r. CRkBBE
BALTIMORE. March lhS NH S-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-25

DURE HUNGARIAN VINE IVES
L particular attention to the Hungarian
from the h ,use Of Nsssrs Schwartzar Co of PestP
which are WARRANTED PURE JUICE OF THE GRAPE, con
sisting in part, viz:
Pesti szekszardi }
romioi WHITE VillanZi RED
Neez nslzf WINE. Budai WINE
Msnsxi ASKER Egir Superior
As these Wines have been tested by our best Ply
sicisns AMI By them rec ON m .nisi freely offer
them TO the public the purest Wines to be had
For sale By
mv7 DUDLEY L co. ~ Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-25
WORM KILLER.-Children
LEAD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GOODS.

EOR TRAVELERS.-The Patent Glen
U fed Starch. Is one of the most important reqai-
sites-it requires no boiling. may be prepared Tor
use In few minutes and imparts beautiful polish
10 all kinds of fine goods. Fer sale at
LAIDLEY k0BINSON'S
my n New Drug Store 4th and Franklin sta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-25

ALEX. HILL. the only direct importer OF French
Boots and Shoes in kichmond. keeps constantly on
hand large supply of all Of the various los Of
French Work aud Materials, for the manufacture IL
Ladies' aud Gentlelens Boots and Shoes. Call at
srT HILLS. III Main street.
, 1858-06-25
Wistar's Balsam Of wild Cherry,
THE BEST REAfEDY EVER KNOWN


For Coughs Colds Ashma, Group Bronchitis Influenza Bleed
Ing Of the Lungs, Difficult Breathing, Pain or Weakness Of
the Breast or slde First Stages Consumption, &C.
In Short this Basam Is peculiarly adapted every disease
Of the Lungs and Liver.
Wild Cherry has long been known possess important
deinal properties This fact Is familiar every matron In
our land, and Physicians Oen prescribe In derent forms
for variety Of complaints Tar also has been equally noted
for It's vr,ues and some physicians whose fame familiar to
the whole country, have gone far declare that even
Consumption could be cured BY that alone In other hands
again, was nearly vaueess owing doubt their nor
anee In preparing and administering u; dculty now en-.
re Obviated by patient experience and long experiment
The extraordinary medicinal powers possessed by these
substances now for the rs time combined and embodied
In DR.. wIsrARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY ~ nice
chemical process everything deeierous useless h rejected
30 that what remains the most extraordinary and truly en-
caeOus remedy for all kinds Of pulmonary and liver diseases
ever known TO man.
CAUTI0N-As there many COunterJsits look wen at
the signature before purchang take unless the name
Of Sanford Park Is engraved the outside wrapper-a
others are base taitdtiOns.
Sold by all Druggists and country msrchants
PARK & WHITE, Sole Agents, to whom an orders
should be addressed 1872 Washington street. San Francisco
Also, Importer and Wholesale Agents for an GENUINE PA.
TINT MEDIcINE which offered 10 The trade at reduced
rates Tor cash. 1-9m
, 1858-06-25

The most interesting feature Of the news
from the States is the rccommencement Of
the old English outrage Of searching Ameri
can vessels, on the plea Of looking for sIaverS.
These outrages have been perpetrated repeat
edly, of late, in the gulf Of Mexico, and our
Eastern exchanges come burdened with de-
tailed accents of them. 1t is said to have
created an intense excitement at Washington.
Directions have been issued to Collectors to
promptly report all cases of visitation and
search to the government, and orders have
been dispatched to prepare reinfOrcements
for the Home Squadron. The subject was
brought up in both Houses of Congress on
the 18th ult.; in the Senate by resolution
inquiring whether any further legislation is
necessary to enable the President to prevent
the aggressiOns complained Of and in the
House by the adoption Of resolution calling
for information as to the facts.
The administration was adopting measures
necessary for putting stop to the Outrages.
Mr.. Dallas, our Minister at London, had re-
ceived instructions from the President, and
the Secretary Of the Navy reports that the
steam frigate Wabash, the razee Savannah
and the brig Dolphin have been ordered to
the Gull. These vessels, with the Colorado,
Fulton and jamestown, will make respect
able force in those waters.
What will be the upshot of all this smoke,
remains to be seen. Hitherto the imbecility
of our government has only encouraged the
preparation Of these outrages. We pre-
sume the stories recently circulated in the
southern papers, relative to the rc-opening of
the slave trade, and which have since proved
but hoax, have given rise to this new trou.
bic between the two nations.
Annexed isa brief record Of the operations
Of the British in the Gulf during the three
weeks preceding the 20th of May :-Ship
Tropie Bird, fired into, boarded and search.
ed; schooner COrt $, seized and detained at
Inagua; schooner ~ B. Borden, fired into,
boarded and searched; schooner Mobile, fred
into, boarded and searched; brig RO6f Wing,
fired into. boarded and searched; barque
Gisn61N, Overhaulod at sea, and barque W.
H. Chandler, boarded and searched while ly.
ing at anchor in the 4,Ort Of Sagua Ia Grande,
island of Cuba.
, 1858-06-25

az Hostetter's Celebrated stomach BItiers ISr
Jaundiee Dyspepsia, Nervous or Chronic Debility are very
pleasant In taste and smell and be taken under any cir
eum'ances In cases Of Dyspepsia like magic strength
ening the zone Of the stomach stimulating the digestive pow
eF and giving ruddy health TO the cheek and brightness TO
The all Of diseases Of the stomach whether acute
or chronic may be recommended for is soothing cordial
and renovatng influence Dyspepsia, Heartburn Loss Of
Appetite Nausea, Nervous Temors Relaxation Debility etc.,
are relieved By the hers In very short space Of time and
perseverance, In their never falls 10 work thorUurh
cure Every family should have HOaeters celebrated stom.
aeh Btsers NOartele peculiarly adapted to our climate
Sold By Druggists, Hotels and nscas saloons throughout
California and Oregon.
cAUTIoN-Buyers particularly requested 10 beware o,
spurious article manufactured snd represented TO be Hos
tetteFs Be, which a who eel or use the genuine article
can Detect as never sold BY the gallon In square bot
Ties containing full quart with the cork covered with me-
tac cap and name cap and bottle with directions for use
Park q WHAfE, Sole Agents, TO whom an orders
should be addressed 1s2 Washington st., San Francisco
Ism
, 1858-06-25
NlisttIIantuus.
NEW ARRIVAL.
p, KEACH.

P. KEACH,
HAVING JUST ARRIVED FROM SAN FRAN.
cisco, per steamer Constitution offers for saIs st he
lowest cash prices, large and well selected
STOCK OF GOODS,
Suited to the Of farmers mners and the town trad,
Ny stock selected with and my expenses are vsry
small am determined TO se goods cheaper for CON- dust or
country produce than other Puget Sound MnsrS
are particularly requested to call and price my goods before
purchasing elsewhere, intend give Ihsm rood deal Of
grub for little dust. .I.
have Just received per steamers conslluou Columbia,
, 1858-06-25

THASKa-our thanks are due to +. MacCrel.
hah 4 Co, J. W. Sullivan, the Express Cos and
other folks too numerous to mention. far many
and great favOrs the past week.
, 1858-06-25

The attention Of those seeking employment is
called to the advertisement Of the Puget Mil Co,
in another column
, 1858-06-25

SEE in another column memorial to and tn
reply of Gov. Douglass, Of vancOuver's Island
which illness prevented our publishing last week
, 1858-06-25

The OLYMPIA PACK TRAN.-Last week, hand
bills were posted up about town announcing Il Q
certain departure Of the pack train from Olympia
on Monday next We learn that with party
from Oregon, the train from Olympia viii number
some two hundred men. Mr.. Pearson, the noted
expressman, who has recently been over the
whole country proposed to be travelled, has ey-
pressed his willingness to conduct the train safely
through. We hope the 0lympians will not fail
to secure his services.
, 1858-06-25

kESEsr scHHcEEh, ESQ, who has Just returned
irom below, after an absence Of four or Eve days,
VIII leave rs again, on the C0Mstitution this eve
ming, on business connected with parties in San
francisco, which win probably detain him two
o. three weeks. During his stay below, he win
receive subscriptions, advertisements, mOuey,etc.
icr this paper. Weeommend him to our friends
everywhere. and trust bis visit win be crowned
with success for himself and those for whom he
acts.
, 1858-06-25

DIsAPPEARANcE-It being reported that .
large sum Of money is offered for the assassina-
ton Cf Charles McDanicls BY the frierds Of Ad-
ans, whom the former shot while in the act Of
running off with money belonging to him, Nc
Daniels has taken alarm and disappeared. We
cannot say how much truth there Is in the report,
nor do we know what has become of the unibr-
tunate fugitive.
, 1858-06-25

~ 40 Do 26l
Rrno.Ail ~ p1IrIon, 1ho1s many v.lu.-
tll srrio.. duIins ihslais Indluavur he public
VI lg1g rrmrnbg, ems passenger by he
slr.nr CsllliiEfion. on wednesday hst He
ir1Fi'1d . ~ Thompson River Mines from De
D.''1s and rrinrned from he mines By way d
Ep11l'l River. NJ. Pearson vas suflcisntly
n'-g ths pllce of conflict between Col strptos
and ths Indians % hear he report Of ths howit.
sel4 He tlhiss thst Gany, fhs spokan chief
and Kan mliaikin. did not engage in ths iiehs'
bui eouns.llsd eslinst Il The tibes % which
thcy bllcnE however, u1rs smong ths victorious
enemy. NJ. Psifsuh proposes 70 guide party
fhIoush o. gnoqdnfnis Pn1d, a1lsTting that the
Iouis 3 plIlSoly practicable See his interesting
lsilI1. dgnrd q n P. ? elsewhere y .i. {
I'M Ol1lz-fIon a quarters W hear The
not hssn| 3 md epsousgIhe reports Of the
ncpa Country people as1are us that the yield
q ahl,l Dis season NiII az exceed that Of any
'hln1 yors hhthb ielzilosy. he recent rains
hngs oonlribuisd IN 10 iIIght measure 70 this
h1pSg lulull An look forward 70 reaping .
Idldan h1ls.Sl asr1psuis quality, quantity, and
prirs uhcn brought 10 market
, 1858-06-25
SIEllCO0l, M.f, RRDlT, UNR lL lSiS.
ROUTES ACROSS THE CASCADE RANGE.

ROUTES ACROSS THE CASCADE RANGE.
There are two routes across this range of
mountains at present practicable for animals,
one BY way of the Nachess Pass, the other
By the Cedar River and valley of the main
Yakima We give below the distances on
these routes, as near as we have been abe
20 ascertain them, partly from the Pacific
Railroad reports and partly from verbal in.
formation. As will be seen, that by the
main Yakima appears to be the shortest, and
it Is certainly much lower than the other.
1 Is very probable, however, that some of
thsssdis,ancss arc not strictly correct. The
Yakama Pass Is generally, but incorrectly,
called the Snoqualmie. Il does not, more
over, touch that river, but ascends Cedar
River,o or The Tudow. The Snoqualmie Pass
isOaly = iOOttrail. Afterreaching the valley
Of the main YakaA at Ketetas, where the
routes unite thetrail tumsnorthward, crosses
. high spur Of mountain, and comes down on
the Columbia River, which here takes bend
IN towards the mountains, little below the
mouth Of the Winatsha or PisquOuse River.
CrOssing thiA il follows thewest bank Of the
Columbia 70 the mouth Of the Okinakane,
and then turns up that fork. There are two
Or three rivers to cross, the outlet of Che
hnn lake, the En-teat-kwu, and the Methow.
ehelann lake Is about forty miles long, and
beads with the Skagit River. The Okina.
k1ne f6rks . few miles below the first lake,
andthe west fork Is the stream called BY the
Audsoas Bay Company the Similkameen.
NE trnl from Fort Hope to ThompsOn's
River crosses Ibis some distance up, and the
trail 70 Colville comes down Il. There il
heuever. . more direct trail up by the long
lhkoio Ihompson's River.
l. Z believed that gold win be found on
the Mellow and he Similkameen both, as
% eolorWns found everywhere BY the pprty
under Capt Mcclellan, in 1853 Ifso.itis|
inAmedomtarritosy thsline being supE Eosed
% run little below the outlet Of the great
hAs. Whnl he distance from the lake to
1homPsonh River is, we have not learned
Guidls en- be probably obtained at Fort
0kllasun. but The Indians are not friendly
dong lhis route They arc, however. not
very numerous aflsr getting out Of the Yak
am country. Thero Is some very bad travel
hrIwnnn IA rVI..l-I. - - ~ -. y
, 1858-06-25

Tm WEAHEh-Ahor an interval Of several
weeks sunny weather, the clouds again visited US
On Tuesday last and discharged copious showers
Of welcome ain upon the thirsting bosom Of
mother earth. Thus has vegetation been oppOr.
tunely relieved second time from the scOrching
heat Of the suns rays and Nature shows her
gratitude By smilingly putting on . new robe
Of green. Even the little birds seemed grateful
for \ for their songs appeared more giadsOme
amer therain, IS they hoped about from bush to
bush IN greater numbers than belore.
, 1858-06-25
SpttiaI Nutitts.

~ All persons knowing themselves Indebted
to the rm Of BALcH wEBBn prior to the st Of January
1855 hereby notified to call and settle Immediately or ,hei
accounts will be placed in the hands Of attorney for col
lection. Ar
, 1858-06-25
Stlu SAhtrtissuItnts.

w COED ChoppoFA eAwyeu, Tsams.ers and Contractors
fnr sttlng logs. J. p KELLER
i6n Agent for Puget MN CO.
, 1858-06-25

" Va ShGn be pleased furnish masters Of vessels and
oihe outward bound with t ales Of the HERALD on aPP
eaton q thh oloA
, 1858-06-25
L. P. FISHER.

IUN Washington Sc, San FTanciseO,
b auhsd 10 Aet the Agent Of this paper receiving ad
vsrssnsnb and subscriptions 10 San Francisco and collect
hg and rsesiptlng for the same ,,
, 1858-06-25

nm HnALD can Be found san Francisco at the Oics
Of eur Aesn Merchants Exchange the principal Hotels
and 81 J. ". sdvanS Newspaper Depot on Washington
near - Roa omcs.
, 1858-06-25

hPRovEHESF.-The march Of improvement
everywhers on Puget Sound is onward The
snterprsing people Of StsilaeoOm are not behind
their neghbOrsOf other towns IN the march; sew
eral largo buildins being in course Of erection,
and others in contemplation, Wide old sdiHces
arc undergoing repairs and snIargenssnt Build
ers are It present in great demand at good wages.
The materials for one large store have been on
the ground, awaiting the coming Of builders, for
some months This Affords good chance for
those elsewhere seeking employment
, 1858-06-25

TnET cOR-The steamer C6rtes (which has
been chartered BY the Pacific Mail Co.. arrived
at stsilacoOm on Tuesday night, 92d inst, at
about halfpast 10 o'clock She brought the
mails, freight, and 1883 passengers, only 1877 Of
whom stopped at Victoria; the remainder going
TO Bellinsham Bay. Make note Of this; for Il
viii perhaps be . long time before 50 large hu-
man freight wiz be again brought on one steamer
totbe Sound The Indians look with amazement
on these steamer loads Of humanity; they never
supposed there were 50 many BOstOns" in the
world.
, 1858-06-25

The CTRUS-This favOrite old liner between
SteilacoOm and San Francisco would seem to be
in bad luck, Of late; misfOrtunes crowding each
other in rapid succession since her departure
hence. While discharging her cargo at Mare
Island, with her bow ports open, she filled and
sunk; since then she struck sunken rock off
Cypress Island, and reached Bellingham Bay in
Il leaky condition, some days ago. We shall
always have in grateful remembrance our short
and pleasant voyage hither in the CyrGs, and
heartily sympathise with her noble commander,
w. H. Diggs, in his trials.
, 1858-06-25
PUGET SOUND HERALD

~Hsaged 10 no party's arbitrary sway,
We iSIlOw fruth vhers'sr she leads the way
, 1858-06-25

To our Patrons.
WE would say to patrons that in consequence Of some
W changes In our business desirous settlement
with all who have running accounts with sP ClAIV
THOSE oI 1SG STANDING We propose to close all accounts u
to the 10Th February Of the year, and indebted
tement ~ - " ~"
Graen cr past hVors we would respectfully solicit con-
tnuance OF the We are In recent Of new goodS ~
nearly every vessel and will spare no endeavors 70 pleas
the times. @
tu s. McCAw co.
, 1858-06-25

By the arrival at Steilacoom, on Wednesday
last of the U. S. Mail Steamer Constitution, Capt
A. B. Cove, we have later and interesting intel
ligence from below. By the kindness of the
Purser We are put in possession of the following
items:-
The steamer Panama, Capt Dali, arrived at
Bellingham Bay on the 18th, bringing from San
Francisco 400 passengers.
The Pdr.f", Capt Haley, arrived on the 10Th
with some 300 passengers, having landed besides
at Vancouver, on the Columbia River, 300 SOL
diers on their way to the Walla Wala country.
The C0rtes, Capt. IIorner, arrived at Belling-
ham Bay on the Goth, with some 900 passengers
We regret to chronicle the drowning of some
thirteen persons from the Cortes, who were lost
by the capsizing Of a sailboat while on their way
from Esquimalt Harbor to Victoria. They were
said to be French people,
By the above steamers We learn that there is
great excitement in the mining towns of Califor-
mia, and that extensive preparations are making
for migrations to the new mines
CalifOrnians are thick and busy in Victoria
in land speculatiOns. Real estate there has
already gone up to a fearfuly dizzy elevation.
As yet there has been little building at Victoria
consequent upon the gold excitement Brokers
who have had their day in San Francisco, and
grown gray and corpulent in dreams Of wealth,
are now PrOmenading the streets of Victoria with
quick and busy steps, with faces glowing in an
ticipation Of certain success.
Thnra 10 xya1 M ,,o,;.;.,. - .--I..-
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a. ktxes and bAles,) FsAthsss,
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HREAT bargains q Dry Goods. Cloaks, Bonnsts
VI Ribbons %. We are now otsring our we'll
selected stock very low for eash Our assortment Of
roods IL every department u complete, and bought
very cheap, aad win b soh lower than heretofore
offered, q ~, hy doing own basinsss, save rent
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