The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23

Goops 70 CALuoRSIA.-A Wsrd Of Cantion--
The Frazer river gold excitement, It 10 not i'm
probable, Will stimulate on this side the shipment
OF goods to Cslifornia-an unwise, and sure to be
ruioous proceeding, many think, who are conyer-
SAINT with the Pacific trade. The Boston Traveller
observcs:-
"If the Atlantic merchants do not wish to be
bankrupt themselves, for the next six months they
will greatly curtail the shipments Of merchandise
TO the Pacific. During the last six months 1851
the panic here caused the shipment of goods to
San Francisco to fall of, and large profiis to be
made ON some articles not all. Aent to that market
The times have been dull here, aud the sale Of
cut of, and fro,u January lst 1865, to July Ist,
the shipments have been out Of all reason
'At the last accounts from San francisco. eight
large clippers. from 1000 to 100 tons register had
lst to May IL ortyseven ships besides sailed from
Boston and New York for San FraneIsco Twenty
OF these ships, with full cargoes, hsd been out,
Jane 10Th, over ninety days. Probably from the
lst OF June to the lst Of October more than three
times the goods from the Atlantic will be landed
at San Francisco than during The same time ia 81.
We may be assured that the miners at Frazer river
will not want for goods the coming winter, bnt
will be able to bny them cheaper than we can at
home. Whatever 10 seut there direct will meet
goods shipped from San Francisco. where they
could not be sold, as the consumers and buyers
had epigrated to so large extent. One ship q
month 10 Cani0rDlA. IfCm now To January, from
Boston and New York, 10 much as is required to
supply that region One year hence, we shall now
to our sorrow if the excessive exports there are
continued Let them cease"
LYNCH Law IN TEXAS Scene of Terror. Last
fall preacher named 10. DUuegan, received 500
lashes from leather strap, Administered in pre-.
sehee OF large audience of the ciiizeDs of Ellis
| county, Texas, from the hands of big negro
lie was whipped because the citizens of Ellis be.
lieved him guilty Of arson, burglary hor Sc steal
ing. aud fampering with negroes. On the 10th of
June last, however, it was understood that Dopegan
was back in the county, that he coming to
Waxahachie. and intended bringing friends with
him TO defend himself against all opposition. In
confirmation of the report too, one Of Donegan's
friends, named John w. Busby, aud Doneg sn's
brother, suddenly appeared we'll armed, and say
ing that Donegan should ceme back, next day, at
all hazards. The citizens Of Waxahachie, upon
this became highly excited. Consequently as seon
AS the sun arose. men armed and mounted were
seen riding in small squads out If town, and this
continued till near O'Clock, all went in the same
direction OF the Donegan and Busby neighbor.
mood. IL was estimated that near one hundred
persons thus armed and equipped left town that
morning. What they intended doing was a mys-
terry. Before night, however, their design was
manifest They had gone in pursuit of, aud killed
both Busby and John Donegan Busby was shot
10 the hand, arms. breast, aHd eide aud tha
a dozen mortal wounds. Donegan was also rddled
with rife balls.