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Ireland.

The National InteHigencer says there are evil
dsuces Ia the Irish journals of increasing good
feeling towards the English in that country. The
agricultural prospects of the country also said
to be very promising. A Dublin paper says tn e
wheat crop is one Of the best ever seen in Ire
land; the yield 10 heavy, tue quality good, and it
has been gathered In excellent condition. The
potato crop ID beyond danger, and was never
more productive. Other vegetables are of such
superior bulk and quality that even the farmers
themselves are satisfied, and have nothing to srum-
bic at but tho fact that abundant crops bring low
prices. Still, the prices of agricultural produce
are highly remunerative; there is dm uished tax
alton, lighter burthens, and more employment for
all classes.
What . contrast does this picture present to
that Of the same country eleven years agol Ire
land, In the great famine year, seemed TO have
reached the lowest deep of her misery aud sor.
row. Her career Is now onward and upward; and,
ut q moment when the most saugnine of her
sons had begun to despair, the "gem of the seas
10 flashing out new light, and is destined not only
to surpass its original lustre, but become the
brightest jewel In Britan's resplendent crown of
emDire.
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sPECIAL NOTICE 8.
e6y- THs attention Of purchasers is
invited n WHEELER WILSON'S SEWING
MACHINES. Sold by Il ~ CRt{lE,

-
Nos27 Main ST.. Picbmond. Va.
In eft ring these Machines 10 the public. / do not
hesitate 70 recommend and wd'roIa them ia the
strongest terms. There are great many different
bezing Machines before the public. with more
lPss nr0rinence. the great majority Of which are
re y ., s less s Tor any pss r. en h3
priced the lock stitch Machines" Wheeler 4 WI.
son's"ts emphaticaily and decidedly the best for
general use
!. The records of the various important Mechanical
and Industrial Associations throughout the country
bear the highest testimony to their excellence. To
say nothing Of minor associations the American In
stitute Of New York. the Mechanics Association OF
Bos,cn the Franklin institute Of Philadelphia, the
Mefhan'cs Institute Of Baltimore. the Metropoftan
Mechanics Institute OF Washington the Mechanics
Pair of Cincinnati. and the State Fairs OF Maine.
Connecticut. New York. Pennsylvania. Ohio Illinois
ann Rentucs y. have stamped upon them ne feas
era 4. eh b. ing the dict of experts and JUICES,
hcw ~ ii sustained by the peoplei :.
1900 {sghteen thou-and) Of these Machines.
made ard sold to the people since 1852, ~ the PEG
pe's grand ratification OF their superiority: Ihe
merit Of Mr. wilson's invention consists IN MS
"Rorgh surface Feea." by hich the Cloth Ia moved
forward and the length OF the Stitch regulated:
end the Rotate Hook ;, by which tn two thre ads
are inerocked ard the points OF interloekng draw
into thu fabric. The superiority OF this Machine
over the Shuttle Machine. arises frcm substitu-
ting the Ro airy movement Of the Hook. for the re-
cipTocatins mott IN of the Shuttle. Power is thus
and the Ma hine is adapted to the Finest Work.
"Its mechanism is the fruit of the highest 1nven-
tive genius combined with practical talent OF the
with great care ami it involves all the essentials re-
auired IN Family Sewing Machine. it is simple
and til crouch lie construction elegant IN monel ana
finish face in management, easy. quiet. md rapid
in operation, and rsfscts additional credit upon
American Mechanical skill
The pre- eminent superiority of this machine for
family use aud the gene'Gl purposes OF Sewing, Is
oncf~at* II II GRACE. Agent.
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n ew N aKaxtne.

1t 10 stated by the Hsmpden Sidney correspon.
Dent OF the South Side Democrat, that, at o late
meeting OF the Philanthropic and Union Societies
Of that College, they decided publish on the irs
OF January next, q monthly Literary Magazine
the former eiecting % their editors, Messrs X. c.
osborne. K W. Ramsey, J. NJ Murkland and j. P
Osoorne; the latter, Msssrs. r d Beach, b. Hughes
WIN. Treadway aud j. N. Smith. The writer ex-
presses the opinion, based on his knowledge of the
moe capacities add literary requirements of the cd
itors, that this magazine Is destined to vie with
the nrst magazines Of the Southern States We
trust that the friends of the venerable college from
which It smanases, and the literary community
throughout Virginia, will accord to 1t the most
liberal patronage.
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A Valuable Work

The Petersburg Espress announces that CHAs
OAxPBsLL, Esq. of that city, proposes, should the
undertaking receive sufii cient encouragement to
justify the expense, to publish "a History of the
Colony and Ancient Dominion of Virginia." from
the first discovery and settlement, to the close of
the Revolutionary War The former edition will
be entirely rewritten the notes for the most part
incorporated 10 the text; the old spelling modera
lied, and the work enlarged by the addition of
new matter, to double the size of the rst edition.
The work will be published in handsome style,
in one Volume, octave, of five six hundred pages
ct the low price of 81 SO per annum. We need
not speak Of Mr.. CAMpBELL's exalted qualifications
for the performance of the duty he proposes. No
one 10 Virginia or in the South. is more eminenty
ntted for such work, which tie Express is safe
10 predicting, will be of rare value and which
We agree with it, should be in the possession Of
every Virgiuiau
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Rev nr HnuA

We are pleased to be assured by members of
DR.. HoaEs congregation, that there is no founda.
ton for the paragraph in the Washington Union,
copied into yesterdays Dispatch, stating that the
Rev. Dr. Hoes, Of this city, had accepted the call
OF Presbyterian Church in Washington This
VIII be gratifying intelligence, not only to the
congregation Of Dr. HeGE and to the community
IN which be lives, but TO the members of his whole
Church throughout Virginia, by whom he is uni,
vsrssily admired for his shining talents, and
warmly loved for the noble qualities of his heart
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canle Rhetoric.

Al the risk Of pIayias rather long upon - SIN
Gle airing" re mast remark that IL 10 sorry
slsht 20 behold the great Cable. that woudrons
achievement Of ineierE seieaee, by wh'ch tns
country vas TO have been annexed TO orea'
nr,t.I.. ALLEN 80 low, that there are not only
anous 90 poor A. do IL Icsorenee," oas '"a. a.'
thu vsss, even Of tho Empire City. wag their
,nnxue, over Il with proiane isvity. chatting like
sr,nning apes sroaad the carcsss OF fallen lion.
IYu,ess the Cable interrupts this unseemsy jocula
with one OF ta roy ., thanderbolts, and makes
the uubeliesers laugh The other aide of their
mouths, it will become an object Of hootiug aud
derisiou to the whole uuited States. We protest
against the Injustice 60 the Atlantic Telegraph,
which has done nothing at any time to make itself
ridiculous ner to weaken our confidence in the
practicablity Of telegrsphic communication be-
tween England aud America. The Cable, like other
notoretes 10 suffering at present from the indiscre
tions OF its friends, aud especially of the New
York celebration, aud perh.ps from the iucompe.
teucy OF the operators aud their instruments.-
But ws rather respect the Cable for preserving q
profound silence from tho moment that our coun.
trymen commenced their antlcs about It. Up to the
hour when the speech making began over the cable,
IT Vas In . hopeful condition, and delivered seve-
raj tmrortant messages with combined dignity and
promptitude. But when the orators began to con.
vert it into an instrument Of self giorifcation;
whom petty asprants for public notice seized upou
II, to galsanxe into life their deblitated POI
liticai crrcases; when New York tradesmen mploy.
I'd Il % IN Advertising medium of their unsaleabie
wares, and vast multitude in the Empire City
bowed themselves in alteration before Cyrus W.
Field. another god of the Seas the Cable became
dumb with amszemeut, rage and modification,
and has never since said another word. We honor
the Cable for this dgnfed rebuke to the garrul,ty
Of the times. How could any cable, with proper
selfrespect, occupy the floor at the same time
with such magniloquent spouters as acclaimed ia
praises In New York; How could any cable
with the slightest degree of religious reverence
mens Of cable rhetoric even In the pulpit as this
"When the su'phurc acid of true repentance cor
rodes the coutaminatipg zinc of innate depravity
and actual sinfuness, the fervent electrical force
prsyerful entreaty," &c, &c. The Cable became
dissasted and shocked by all this nonsense, and
thinking that Cable, like . man, may be known
by the company 1t keeps, is maintaining dignifed
reserve, and whilst the electrical ipdications'
continue to declare that alrs right, the Cable, by
it, more convincing silence, proclaims that all,
wrong.
cieutly Furnishing the vanity and self sufiicieuc,
Of . conceited and babblihg age, will permit itsel
70 be prevailed on once more to open its mouth
and demonstrate the practcability of other enter
prises Of similar character. which may be estab-
lished under auspices Of equity and impartiality t.
oil Who are concerned In them.
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Northern Markets. TRY TELEGRAPH.
LIED,

In New Orleans, Of yellow few +. on the 23d ult !,
Robert TIMOTHY, son Of Capt Robt. Rankin. Of
this city 10 the sd year of his age.
1t ia etpected discourse in relation to hts death,
will he delivered in the First IndspeGd9nt Chris
ian Church." by Rev. MIR. sHRIGLET, on Sunday
morning next The friends If The family of the de-
ceased are respf c.fully invited TO att nd.
AH- NJ aine papers please copy.
Yesterday, the 9Th instant, JOHN ZErELLE.
aged month, infant sou Of } go. and Ann Te'eiie.
The friends of the family are invited to attend the
funeral from the residence of his parents on Main.
between 18th and 18th streets. this afternoon at 3
O'clock.
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STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.

QUEBEC, Oct THE Nova Scotia, with dates
from Liverpool to the 81 uit., has arrived.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 22.-Flour very duli-holde,s
world accept a reduction; Baltimore 1our quoted
at q 2215s. whea. has declining tendency
Southern 7a7Ls. Corn very dull-white 35s.;
yellow 34s. Provisions dull. Groceries quiet
Spirits Turpentine 500. on the spot BIS to ar.
rive. Rosu steady at Is. Id. a Is. Sd. Rice heavy
and slightly declined Cotton--sales for 3 days OF
10000 bales; middling qualities advanced 1l6.-
Copsols for money 91l4.
The Spanish government has ordered re-
Enforcement d 5000 troops aud all its large ships
of war unemployed, Immediately to Cuba.
Faint signals over the Cable are still received at
Valencia from New FOundIapd. There is another
more distant defect, tho locality Of which cannot
be discovered without going to New FoundIand.
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~ The Lynchbarg Republicans is to be publish
% daily, ~ we'll as semi weekly, in short time
nj Glass, the enterprisiug proprietor and able
editor, 10 about to associate with him yerv eff
cisos auxiliary, in the person of young gentle.
nsn OF character, intelligence and business ha
O''s. MT Glass says the daily Republican shall be
emphadcaliy q nswspoper-the Dispatch and E~.
pre0 OF Lynchburg-coutaining the very latest
intelligence from every quarter where it can be
had By pains or expense.
Under its new arrangements, the Republican,
VIII unquestionsbly secure, what it will no doubt
we'll deserve, largely increased patronage.
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.r-.c-1,uraI Congress.


M. now certain that nearly every PROMISES
Agricultural society in the uoi'ed states VII. "
ofnctal,y represeu,edat the National falr' Nn'.n
iii, commence here ON the 18th, either by lite
President. or some other sfiecrs Several Societies
have also appointed delegations, among them
nj j Green, Columbia; DR.. j. II. Sparkmau,
(,enrresown: Col. Ben. Ailston, Georgetown: Gen.
8. r. 6ist, Union Village; and DR.. j. A. Metts,
Clinton.
The Ne.5 York Stole Sociesg-Gov. j. A. King;
Hon. W. I. McCouu, iPresident:) Hon. VIM. Kelly
Henry Wager and Secretary b. p. johnson, lex
Presidents;) George Clarke, w. Attended. c s.
Wainwright, Samuel Horne aud Francis NJ. Kotcb,
Esqs.
The Massachusetts State Bodrd Of AJ,fcul,are--
Gov. Banks. Chairman Of the Board:) Hon. Mar
shall P. Wilder. of Boston; Judge Mars.on, oil
Barasiable: Maj aep Sutton, of Salem: Secretary
Flint, Of Boston; Hon. John Brooks. of Worcester
c. Atwater, Esq, of Springfield; b. " French, Esq
Of Braintree.
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FROM INSTRUMENTATION ABOUT
TILE PARAGUAY EXPEQIIl1N.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-The Secretary of War has
appointed q commission Of Army officers to confer
with the militia officers of the District of Colum
bia on the subject Of revising the militia laws OF
the District.
Ger. Heran has been summoned here to confer
with Mr.. Cass on the subject of the Grenada
treaty.
The sailing OF the Paraguayau Expedition is de-
layed longer than at first anticip ated for the rea
son that official intelligence has been received
that Lopez intends serious resistance. TIE Gov
ernment has decided on a different and more un-
compromising policy. 1t is stated here that the
expedition will be considerably augmented by
land forces, for siege operations. Commander
Page has received orders to report Immediately on
the Sabine at New York, aud it Is understood tina:
Judge Bowin will receive final instructions to-
morrow.
The U. s steamers Fulton and Water Witch will
touch for coal at Barbados.
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DE SAUrY's DoINGs No one is admitted to the
capie operating room at Trinity Bay, it i, said not
even the superintendent Of the Newton ndiaud
line Al officer of the United States Coast Survey
MT. hiigard made a pilgrimage to Trinity Bay to
witness the work OF operating the cable. but MIR.
oeSauty was inflexible, aud the officer was only
allowed TO peep through the window Boston Adr
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roy LIZ. SIZE PnoroonArHs.-

subscriber takes pleasure in announcing co his
msroGs patrons and the public az Lar Sc, that he 10
now prepared to furnish photographs from miniAr
lures 70 FULL LIFE SIZE. either plain or colored.
which. for accuracy and hn.sh. be warrants equal.
than the usual price. Old Pictures copied and en-
larsed TO any size.
Citizens and strangers are invited to call and en-
anime specimens ~ GIBBS' Temple Of Art. CORN
THAN Hall. MAi2 street, between eth ana Iosh:
PE 6IbHS.
ths place 10 get It. whore you will neither ~ hum
Rugged In price or work, Also. Meiainotyp<s. %
any other Picture in the Photographs Art
jsfs =. >. y.
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TELEGRAPHTC NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE "DssPATCH
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Nav YORK. Oct The steamship Uammooa
with dates from Southampton to the Goth Sept,
has arrived
The news IL entirely uuimportapt.
The General Assembly of Holland was opened on
the 18th. message Was read from the King
hoping IL would receive favorabiy the concerted
measures to abolish slavery In the Dutch posses
sions.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 20.-Cotton par tiaily advanced
"a. No breadstuiis report. Money abundant at 2
per cent
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MAaINH IWTHLLIaHNcH
Fort Of Richmond, Oct thigh Water 314 o't

Fort Of Richmond, Oct 5-High Water 314 o'eih.
~
ARRIVED,
Steamship Per nsy lvara, Teal, Philadelphia. mdz
and passengers III futile.
Schr Trogan, Cook phiIadelrhis, coal. Samuel
Halves.
schr VIM Sc vero, Brooks, Norfolk, corn, Lewis
Webb & co.
Sehr Henry pavson. Eldridge. Portland, rum and
syrup, 4 u B davenport.
schr Mary Adeline. Creighton. Nor.olk, corn.
SAILED,
Steamer Jamestown n, Parrish eew York, mdze en1
pass engers Ludam Watson.
steamer George Peabody, Pritchett, Baltimore,
mdze, Iudlam & Wat on.
Sclr Oriarna, Pierson, New York. mdze. d & W
Curre.
schr Vim Colquit, Frank. Baltimore. via Port
Walthalt COAL W GolQEitr 30
Schr Hannah Matilda. : utter. New York. via Ntr-
Sfhr Mountain Avenue, Greenfield, Il Il, flour TO
ship Com petitor.
Schr Honor. Salisbury Baltimore. in ballast.
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MARINE DISASTER.

Boston, Oct. 4.--The body of a man aud a valise
found on Dennis Beach this moraing. sup
posed to belong to Quincy sloop, which was
wrecked on Yarmouth Bar Saturday. The valise
contained papers belonging to VIM. Parker, Of
Rockport. Two persons were seen on board the YES
sci when she struck.
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80 FIFTY DOLLARs REWARD.-

"A Runaway from the Subscriber. In the county
~ of bucking cham. on the i2tn day OF >tpieio.
A Der lest, my negro mao AlLLs. he sai1
negro is about ve feet four inches high. black and
has small scar on his forehead. He il shout %
years old. Was sold TO my father about The ?lst
July last by Messrs fulliam Il Belts, of HI hmond.
Va the D. opertv Of Elisha Ashbura fsq, Of NAN
sern0nd county. Va. | understand from u negro
who ran eff at the same time with him and has
since been taken up in Farnvilie. THAI Nils told
him be int pded going back, an take his wte with
him into the Dismal swamp, where he could make
meney enough getting shing,cs 20 take bim aud
his wife to free State l will give the above re,
ward if taken either in or Of the State delivered
to me, or lodged in jail 40 that car get BIN
TH0S ii FORD.
Hd-Mv address is Virginia Mills. Buckingham
county Va &C s--d5tsexit
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TIE FEVER AT CHARLESTON.

WASHINGTON, October 5,-Private letters from
Charleston say the yellow fever is raging there 10
an aw full extent, and as fatally AS at Norfolk two
years ago.
The Charleston papers of Monday, received last
night do not confirm the above. They say the
fever is deserving the lower wards, and is chiefly
confined to the "Neck."l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-06

BURNING OF A SLouP AND Loss OF CARGO The
sloop Duukirk, owned by number of farmers
of YornItiver. and for some time past engaged in
runhidE between Baltimore and that river, took
fire on Sunday and was completely destroyed She
Was ladea with dry goods, guano and powder,
keg Of the last exploding and completing the des.
tructlon OF the vessel Loss $15, 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-06

The oaE6oN SENATogs.-Hon. Delazon Smith,
one OF the United States Senators from Oregon,
vas to have left that Territory on the Goth ult
Tor Washington. Oregon, it will be recollected,
has not yet been admitted into the Union.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-06

sMF SPECIAL NoTICB.-E. B. Cook &
Co respectfully ask the attention of the rublic to
their sale of elegant Furniture splend octave
Piano ia deliberately carved rosewood case. &c, to
take place at the residence of Breant, ksq, on
Leigh. between Sth and 9th streets, THIS DAY, at
10 o clock. Z B COOK 4 co,
oc Git AuctiOneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-06

NAILS FOR EURoPE.-The steamship CITY of Wash
Ibgton has been engaged to take the mails for all
parts OF Europe on her trip to Liverpool next Sat
urdsy, the 9th inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-06

FATAL AFPRAY.-A free fl GIT took place in an
Italian lager beer garden in New York, Sunday
night in hich four Irishmen, who had forced
their way into the garden and insuitea a woman,
we're set upon by the Italians with knives and
mortaly wounded. One of them, Michael Culiyen,
died in a short time after the fight