The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-14
THE DISPATCH.


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THE NEW srars ~ MISsxsora. --tiovernor sibiey,
Of Minnesota delivered his inaugural address on
the I'd last The following paragraph breathes
truly conservative aud patriotic spirit and rs nv
ting reeake to those discordant agitstors who are
Soetiouallv striving 10 sunder the bonds OF cur
Minnesota enters the uaion a. the thirty second
state. She extends friendly hand to All her sis'
tiers, north and south, and gives them 'ns s',a
rxnce that she iaius their fanks--not TO provoke
eecfionat dtscord or 20 engeoder striie-ho' 10 gu
Hst in A crusade against such ot them ~ a'n sa
wlA her In the character OF theH aon'ee'0 st,
tafions ---bat to promote naru'ony a"a - -
and 20 land her ALL on all oeoasiohs' Va "'''"'"'
iae the integrity Of the Union
a y.sxss TsicK some two weeks since, iour
very euterprising Yankees pas sr assl thoasb
es,,nty of franklin, npon rather aovel, 'oV"su
Tsna..fal bn.jness. The company coasistea OF
t,ya wagons aud four men. VINO feptesen'e' ."s"
alvas az the agents OF = Cinc'nnati company an1
.s desir,us of exchanging new feathers i"r e'a
- Thex represen ted the company rs betngen :
a.,s In the m ,nut4c; Of mattresses Tor st'a',
bosis for which purpose old feathers weIe ma a.a
ho,tcr than new ones. number OF persons WEIR
f,nna willing TO make the exchange upon the cou-
sts1.ns n-au,sed by the agents, viz: that they
u,utl return in ten days. with the ne" iesthe's :"
he .,iven for those they carried on IN mus ne
nor thew suceeedei In coitcctIng spme Two .n,"
x.na Mounds Of old feathers, which they catiiSu 40
t.En
,yro al the most cunning aud rsscs'ly fieAs we
have ever heard Of = B,ifanl "a Nahhe''
n,cxsSs 70 Re DyoscGp.--A isse London Letter
has the following:
rbough ,he "IIousehold Words still continue
-. 49,, course. the household Of MIR and Mrs.
Charles Dickens is at skies ana sevens. inefe
division between my LORD and nay bHay, ano q
7,sxs ~ taro il to be the order OF tue sepafat,o"'
srI,e d.urhters side with Ptter the son with ma
sar sTse wife of a certain NJ r., who upset Lprd
pam and his ministerial crew, the Infatuated cor
r-.nondeat OF orsiui is said to be mixed up 10 tue
affair "Do AS write and not as do is evident
ly the motto of the author of those pretty httie
and highly moral Christmas books
sr,,xsa,r NAVIGATION OF rHs UPPER MISSISSIPPI,
,nayy ST. PAuL-The ST. paat Pioneer adVertises
On aycu,.on To the Pokegems Falls, two hundred
al INV miles north of Sauk Rapids on the stea-
mar Ann Northrop, which was To leave tort KIP
lev. June 9Th. The steamer NORTH star - no"
rnnning daily from Sauk Rapids TO the fokeSeha
p,ils Alarming At Sandy Lake, aO'utsiAty mlieS
f-,.n tha civ of Superior The tributaries OF the
Nis.issippi aud Lake Superior INV WITHIN iour
or We miles IF each 0thsr in rainy season couueCt
together sad constant commuuIcatinhs are ""ue oy
means of Indian canoes, manned oy experienced
yoyageurS.
AMERICAN CIRCUS IN LDSD'N-fhe american
cirrps of Howes 4 Cushing nov 10 London mas
besn doing a little in the Royal way as II seems
fam an extract of the advertisement in the Times;
..f;reat United States Crcus-Eghth week-New
Sceues in the Circle introduclng-hessrs u""eS"
Cn.hiny proprietors. Under the especial patron
oga NJ Her Most Gracious Majesty the Royal High
~. the prince Consort. AID the Royal Family.
vino honored the proprietors with visit, May IA
1s;sn Her Majesty according to the publlshed
prices nd to pay SIS for seeing the elephant one
evening. |
Can FER TIE PopE.-Severai attists are engaged
I'm Paris in painting aud decorating state railway
carriage, which will be u'ed oy 'he fope ~. ."e
occasion of the Inauguration of the Roman lines -
The coast of the vehicle will be lOo0oofr' IL VIII
contain a complete suite of rooms Including an or
atory.
A. ppy.roroGtc.L PHENoaENUS.-rne body OF Mr..
Fhen r. Jones whose death occurred on apteas-
ura excursion down the harbor OF Boston. on
Thursday of week before last, had up 10 "enhes-
dsv last undergone no change. 1t was deposited
in a tomS in Charleston burial ground. but mas
cen removed to the hesrse house on the same
prenises A consult -tion OF PHYSICIANS VIII pe he'o
In regard to tue matter. MIR. Jones died from tue
effects of choroform taken into DIS .stohia0h "he
violently sea sick.
TIE Pass IN ESGLAND.-In the British House OF
Commons on the 18th of May. the editor OF tue
Carlisle Examiner. Mr.. Washington Wilkes, was
naced at the bar charged with breach OF the pri-
yeges Of the House in publishing libel upon Ine
Chairman of one of the Railway Committees The
editor confessed that he was the author OF the Of
committed to the custody of the Sergeant-at-Arms
THREE ALLIG AToRs.-James A. Norman, IN the
neiehborbood of Judkiu's Ferry an the TallapoOsa
river, eight miles from Montgomery, Ala Killed
three aIigators during last week. Tney were
looking alter his swine Uue of these beast Was ii
feet; one thirteen feet, AMI one ut least 10 feet
long, though the latter was not accurately measur
cd. At any rate, the biggest Was good load for
couple of mules.
Mourn VERNoN.-Mr. Neville, OF Miss, has
from thirteen small counties OF that State S2,29l
for the Mount Vernon Fund. Mr.. Greger, OF Miss,
has RENTED s7S9, and s65l have been added from
Alabama.
A VENERABLE SrINNER-Mrs. Betsey Eastman Of
Hopkinton, y. H., on her Ninety eighth birthday
spun over five skeiGs of stocking yarn, ami has
during the past year spun over Que HUNDRED skens
OF yarn and knit about nifty pairs OF stockings and
and socks.
Elisha Mason, the last revolutionary s0ldieE in
Litcnfield county, Connecticut died at LitcbfieId
on tuesday evening, June l, Ia the lU0th year of
his age.
The prohibitory Maine liquor law has been rati-
fed By the people of that State by an almost
unanimous vote.
Prince Albert, of England, is on visit to Ger
many.
The "Christy's Minstrels' of New York, are Civ.
ing niorning performances IN London to crow ded
and fashionable audiences.
DIssoLUTIoNs, &C.
ISSOLuTIUN The co partnership