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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-05-20


The Green English bill is little Of
every thing. but substantially nothing
"A sort of hermaphrodite upon which
the most skillful ethnologist cannot
put his finger and tell exactly what il
is. Compared with the dignity of the
occasion which bcgot it. il is piece of
the most bald-faced charlatanism ever
played off before the Senatorial foot
lights. 1t is q wasteless expenditure
Of wrath to damn with any degree Of
unction, and no man would venture
such sickly display Of fondness as to
pet it beneath the broad glare of the
public gaze. He would be sure to be
laughed at for his folly. The mos,
that can be said Of il is. that il is every
way worthy Of the EMISSION whercunto
it was sent" and does credit 10 its
paternity. The Lecompton wolf WAS
in Congress-installed as the pet OF
the Administration. To kill il out
right, or see il domcsticated there. was
the question. Finding that the former.
a. between the two alternatives. would
be its fate. some cunningly devised
scheme must be rcsorted 10. to get rid
of the whelp. and yet not make the
halls Of Congress the scene Of slaugh-
tcre. The plan was something like
that OF friend of ours in Snelbyville
TO rid himself Of the uncomfortable
presence Of the canine species who
visited his business quarters and took
lodging around his stove. Being
averse TO knocking them on the head
with the poker. and s,ill determined to
be rid OF them. he tied bunches OF fire.
crackers TO their tails. opened the door.
touched of the crackers. aud let tho
dogs slidc.--Nat. DeWeoraf.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-05-20

OF I've heard q gentle mother,
As the twilight bours began.
Pleading With son. Of duty.
Urging him 70 be a man.
But unto her blue eyed daughter.
Though with loves words quite as read,
Points she out this other duty.
"Srive, my dear. TO DC lady,
What's ladyl l. "a someihing
Made OF hoops, and silks and airs,
Used TO decorate the psrlor.
Like the fancy rugs and chairsT
J. il one Who wastes on novels
Every feeling that is human'
Ii It's this to be lady.
lis not this TO be woman.
Mother. then. unto your daughter.
Speak Of something higher. far.
Than 20 be mere fashions lad,-
Woman" is the brighter star.
lf We. in your strong affection,
Urge your scn TO be true man.
Urge your daughter no less strongly
To arise AID be woman.
Yes, woman-brightest model
OF tha, high and perfec, beauty.
Where the mind. and soul, and body.
Blend TO work out life's great duty
Be woman-nought is highes
On the gilded list Of fame,
On the catalogue Of virtue
There's no brighter, holier name.
BE woman--on to duty,
Raise the world from all that's low,
Place high in the social heaven
Virtues fair and radiant bow.
Lend thy influence TO each effort.
That shall raise our natures human;
Be not fashions glide lady,
BE a Observation-Disclosures woman
ALrHrrs-
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-05-20
Senator Sumner Is understood 20 bs

Senator Sumner Is understood 10 bA
in Philadelphia. in the care OF DR..
wistar. The Washington corrospon-
dent OF the Boston Traveller says:
Don't be alarmed by the reports in
regard TO Mr.. Sumner now shcss m the
papers. He has been slightly indls-
posed, but is about - well now As
when he reached here two weeks since.
On last "Wednesday. while in the Con
grcssional Library. ho was notified tha.
the Senate was about voting on the ad-
mission of Minnesota. when ne walked
rather fast from the Library to the
Senate. reaching his seat in time. to
vote. The next morning he was vety
lauo, ani very much exhausted.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-05-20
DIR. ID. FERGUSON,

Office IT his old stand, cor Main & South St.
Where he may at all times be found un-
less professionally engaged.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-05-20

a Lot of White Corn Meal, Potatoes,
n Apples, Onions and Beans, at
AVERY 4 PUTMAN'S-
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-05-20

rF Henry Ward Bcecher intends
spending few weeks in Kanzas during
the coming Summer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-26

BLOODY AFFATR--TERRIBLK EFFKCr OF JEAL-
Transaction occurred last night Craps street.
in the Third district which will without doubt, result in
the death Sarah Haas The affair is the result Of jea
ousy the part Of Haas towards his wife The parties,
We learn came New York four five months
and since then the feeling that his wife was unfahful has
taken possession of him, and attery was displayed by
bis bad treatment of her. Some days ago che made
complaint before Recorder Solomon and they Separated
she remaining ct their former residence Craps street.
Last night went there and sought an interview She
him 1t the door, when he asked her to agree to set
Element OF her charge against him before the Recorder
and stated ehat she would do he would then be will
ing TO agree 70 divorce. She expressed her willingness
TO abide by such arrangement and remarked that he
could learn treat her better that divorce woudbe
the only way TO have matters settled Thefeupon, how
ever and doubtless premedatey he said that no other
person should become her husband or words TO that
effect drew out double barreled pistol and bred at
her. dischargng both barrels rapidly Both balls took
effect and Of them is considered TO have entered
the lungs her recovery almost impossible Haas AFTER
this stabbed himself n the left breast with dagger but
the wound is not believed to be mortal Haas Is native
Of Holland and about forty years Of His wife from
New York, and her name before her marriage was BIZ
mneham She is q much younger woman than her hus-
band.--Nep Orleans True Delta, FSb. II.
AWIPE MURDERED IN ONEIDA COUNTY.-We learn
from the Utica Observer that Mrs. Rachel Orr was muir
dered by husband Hugh Orr at Manchester Oneida
county Sunday night Both had reached the age OF sixty
and bad lived in Manchester over twenty years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-26

EoR SALE EXCHANGE OR TO LEr.AN ENGLISH
first lass -four story hone built and finished n
fnperor style with All ihe modern Improvements, West
Thirty street Fifth small three story
high stoop bouswest Of Third and Four
street would be taken in e1change vsad be lei
a good tenant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-26
INSTRUCTION.

do FOR TEN, OR Is FOR TWENTY WRITING LES
DO sonsNew pupils received daily this week. at reduced
prices Private instruction given. Rooms S62 and 800 Broad
way OLIVER Il. GOLDSMITH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-26

nENrrsTRy-TEFTH EXTRACTED IN TEN SECONDS
~ without the slightest pain, By my and original pro
cess-no freezing This admirable system Is prscuced 81
me only. Reference given " required.
DIR. q. DURKfN B3 Canal street near Wooster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-26

A GRADUATE OF A NEW ENGLAND UNIVERSITY
"A who IL thorough French scholar, would like 70 Civ
private in Latin French Address D. ]. b. Heral
once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-26

rrArlxr HARRIS rs TEE BEST CIArRvOYAI
IN and ssoloeist The United states All events Of M
toS Iucky numbers given Diseases cured durable Omq
so ives, Nueeenth street. nesr s4xb syenue. Lsd~ss
cepts gentlenen " eeDs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-26

ONY DOLLAR REwARD.-LosT, EITHER on BAR
~ clay street getting out of In an Eighth avenue
car large DARK coled poremonnae containing about ten
dollars and half in gold and silver The above reward will
be paid returning the the Tonne dining
saloon, corner Of broadway and Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-26

A LADY ACCUSTOMED TO INTELLIGENT AND RE
IA fined society wishes make the acquaintance OF gen
lesn over forty with view TO msrrase None need rep
cation principles and unenbarrassed properly Fer
feet integrity Of purpose IL requested Addrss ior zen
days, Zoe station ID Post ofuce, New York city,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-26
POLITICAL.

4 rfsNrIoN. REeUIARs OF THE SEVENTEENTH
e., :. Hermitage Hal. pnnes@
any 4. snds vop1 sny sysn n
n'' nc 'Aa' your A''snD' ThoH&s 'SElLLY. Chairman
k kS.1. 4. 15o oHssos }sserss.rs.
nExoCRAr1C REPUBLICAN GENERAL coMMIrTEE
nan informal meeting Of This COMMITTEES VIII BE- held
with % st he he great
sif af'i hS sisss
~ ~ Y. E SsSsss:; Secretaries
GRAND MASS MEETING AT TAxMANY HALL-rHE
cO%miss Of LAT Arrsnge%snts for mass meeting to be
sssS 10 r,ssa H.; On hhasHsy Syens, n nc,ocl
ss' mis-
gs0S NON AkR " EHn
81 TIE ~
g.g.ID. DEMOCRATS RALLY
s e he
ed g meet in meeting Mozart Hall 66s broadway
''s q TTEsDAy EVENING, March a.7.rM.
For the purpose Of responding TO- sustaining and endorsing
JAMES BUCHANAN, rA
Al men Who love the federal Union and The osDs,uton-
dsfRss sectional 2; agitation and factous STRIFE are
Various ward ORGANIZATIONS acting in operation With
81 q March mozart Han JON The
Hon. ID. s. DICKINSON, Hon HOR Alto SEYMOUR
Hon. JAMES s. GREEN, Hon. GRAHAM ~ FITCH,
Hon. CALEB CUSHING, Hon. JOHN SLIDElL4,
Hon. r. n. r. HUNTER Hon. JEFFERSON DAVIS, I
Hon. AMAsAJ PARKER, Hon. LYMAN TREMAIN,
Hon. JOHN KELLY, Hon. JOAN COCHRANE,
Hon. WIN. b. HACLAY, TT. NEA6HER ESQ.
E I.N COMMITTEE ARRANGEMENTS
WILLIAM WusoN, THon VKITcB,
JOHN j. TAFT, isaac RosEsBuRGH,
d BENJAMIN RAY, JOHN MCDoNALp,
JAnTs LAycpoN, 3. II. DuLAYE,
A. J.. Plum, JOHN H. McCUFN,
THOMAS STEPHENS, WILLIAM COULTER,
EDWARD LETrs. HUGn NELLY,
G, p ECRERnERHOBN, RoBERr RARL;
CHARLES MILLER, u. JAMES CONNOLLY,
JAnYs REED, JAMES RUEsTos.
PETER MCKNIGHr, JAMES, Q. BuRSHAM,
T. W. MCMAHON, DANIEL WIrTER.s
WILLIAM COULTER, Chairman.
ANDREW j. PLUnB, }c......-..
ISAAC RosEsBURoA, S'e'o''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-26
FURNITURE.

= ST FLOOR SLEEPING ACCOMMODATIONS FOR THE
aged lame ndsposed and others provided By using
PIIMPTONs secretary bedsteads IN parors or sitting
rooms Sold wholesale, retail and BY nsalmens No 81
white street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-26

L,OR sAIE-A NINE STONE DIAMOND RING RICH.
r ~ mounted; microscope OF very high power;
sh chronomeser wsseh and vo elegant vinaseress
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-26
REsTAURANTs.

n F0pGE WEST, LATE OF 10 WALL STREET, WILL
VI be pleased 70 his friends and old pswuns At the
pie once No South William street. and give them glass OF
NnL resnser 4 Co . ale and sandwich.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-26

TOtAI not IIS,Iod h,fJ1 lfll%
The number and nativity OF alien passengers arriving At
NE port Ct New Yors during the year 1857 who we're
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-26
THE LECTURE SEASON.

U,rELD MOTHS OF GEoLoGy--A LECTURE WILL BE
II gwen At the suyvesant institute $50 Broadway, this
evening February g. Al ~ o'clock the formation OF the
rocks BY Osborn author Of The above work specimens
formations and making evident Mat their constituents
cristed In plastic state. Ambulance Is copy of
the Field Notes containing ~ will
be given al the door with the ticket Of admission
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-26
SPORTING.

LARGE. WE'LL TRAINED BLACK NEwFoUNI
n land dog for sale 20 months ad Can be seen At Is
vision street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-26

ALL THE CHOICE BREEDS OF DOGS FOR SALE, AND
"a stock a. ~ Fulton sreet.-Butler's infaitle mango
cure and flea eStt rrnator 50 cents per bottle Breeding
ranng managc~n emit diseases &C o. dogs with " stra
traons price a. Call the Scotch deer bounds the
prize bull dog Of all England, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-20
Bees and Beehives.

Ingenuity has been directed With commendabie
earnestness for few years past to the Improvement
Of Beehives, In order TO promote the comfort and
security and accelerate the labors OF the in.
dustrious Bee, whose example affords no many
hints aad illustrations In the lessons to mankind
THIS interesting little insect deserves this stten-
fnn. rs we'll on tbs score OF its own wonderful
attributes a. for the service 1t renders man by
accommodating the stores Of sweets it so laboriousy
extracts from bud aad blossom for his use and
qualification 1t Is hardly probable, however,
that 90 much would be done for the honey-maker
II the honev was net the reward of those who show
snch a. interest In his welfare! Yet, this Is not
important; the "honey-bee" may thank his stars
that he has now fine house to live 10, whatever
be the motive of the architect who builds 1t for
himl
Among the newest inventions in the line Of
Beehives, is PHELPS HIVE, Of whose patent A. s.
MADDOX 10 the proprietor for this city. 1t is d.
signed for the convenient operations of the Zee,
for his perfect protection from tho moth, and for
the easy removal Of the honey without disturbing
the colony Of manufacturers; aud 1t appears to
attain thcse objects with perfect success. The
different departments open to view, being part
Iy OF glass. When neatly made, the hive may be
placed In the house a window, and the bees
will work earnestly as IL placed in the open air.
1t may indeed be parlor ornament. Mr.. Maddox
has manufactured one Of mahogany, which is on
exhibition at the Mechanics institute. This would
look we'll In the paror where tho lessons of indus
try and economy afforded In the example of its
occupants, may be studied under the favorable
opportunities. The hive may be seen also at the
Office of the Southern Planter, corner Of Main and
18th streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-20
Rev. RaIph Hoyt's Poems.

The New York journals speak in high terms
Of an edition Of these poems, which that exem.
plary clergyman aud fine genius, the Rev. Ralph
Hoyt, bias lately published, and the proceeds Of
which he devotcs to the restoration Of the Church
of the Good Shepherd, which was destroyed last
summer by a storm, just before its completion
The New York Daily Neps commends the volume
highly, and says ait 10 worthy of place In any
library for its intrinsic merits, and hope it will
aid the good man In accomplishing the work OF
his life: the building of church, where the lost
sheep OF humanity may freely enter, and listen to
the words Of Christian love and consolatioD."-
Whilst entirely ooncurring, however, with the
Ne0s, in its opinion of tho perfect propriety OF
Mr.. Hoyts conduct in accepting the profered aid
Of Lola Montez, we are unwilling TO denounce as
bigots and Pharsees, all who dsapproved of Mr..
Hoyrs course, including the Provincial Bishop OF
that State, than whom no man has manifested
interest In enterprises for the benefit Of the
poor and suffering.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-20
English EN- ancipatiOn.

1t is asserted by the Courier du Haure, on the
statement of officers Of the navy and of merchant
vessels, that none Of the negroes taken by English
men ofwsr from slavers have ever been returned
to the coast of Africa and there set free. 1t is
pleasing to be assured that no such inhumaDity
has ever been perpetrated by any cruiser in her
Majesty's African squadron. On the contrary,
every negro taken from SLAYER is carried with
religious care to an English colony, and there
civilised and Taught the arts of useful labor with
ont expense to himself or his country, and with
out the possibility Of any return to his native bar
barism. Great injustice has been done to England
by the prevalent notion that she keeps up squad
ron at enormous cost, the African coast for the
purpose of perpetuatipg the savage and benighted
condition of " unhappy Africa"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-20
nay Nervous SUFFERIEGs.-
BROKEN DOWN AND DEBILITATED PROBES.
SIONAL MEN.

BkOhEN DOWN AND UEBlLiTATED PkUFES-
SIGNAL MEN,
WHY NOT HAVE YOUR HEALTH nssroRkpl
We o2er you the great RESTORATIVE AND
INyIGORAT0Rl
To Delicate Females and Children.
HAMPr0N'S TiNCrURE
Is truly btessin1l We appeal to eur citizens.
Rev. James w. Hunpicutt. the talented and
tensively read paper. the Christian kauner. pub
lished fredericksburg Va in his editorial Of the
18th of May, 1874 thus speaks of HAMPTUN'S
VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
particularly in our diet, and all to purpose
We had dispaire5 Of ever recovering our heath,
when female friend OF ours importnned us 81 get
bottle of HAS PfON'S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
assuring that we woud find great relief from its
We briefly replied, tCe erotttd not 1srs a do
lar FIR all the Iincture Hampton srcr made, so far
as our own individual health was concerned.n-
We had no faith in 1t, LOT any other medt-
cine in effectng cure on us In the kindness Of
her heart, however without consulting M absut It.
she sent and got one bottle and urged TO accept
oft and for her sake as could not posslbi iIuure
as to il according TO direction. FOR the high
gard We had for her and her sct of kindness, We
promised to do 80. And without the least exAgger-
alton we can truly say that before we had used the
contents OF one bottle we felt like q new man"
AS an Invigorator and Restorative. where q gentle
stimusnt is wanted. believe tsuperor TO all the
iOrdia,s before the public as a cure for DfsPEP
with all diseases of the Stomach and Bowels IL has
heen truly successful to the Single and Married -
We offsr the most valuable remedy, which thou
sands will testify.
aS- Call and pet Pamphlets and see curo..
Sold by PURCELL, LADD Co. Richuops; BY
DR.. COOKE. fredericksburg; by all the Druggistsn
Pet. rsburg by MORTIMER 4 NOW BRAY. fait-
more, and By Druggists and Shopkeepers every
where
aT 81 per bottle: six bottles for IS.
10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-20
END OF tho World,

mass meeting of Mil,erites, eleven in all, wa
lately held 10 New York, to pass resolutions IL
rsisrsnce to the late Comet, which, they still Inc
sis, Is the precursor of the end of all things
Great hopes we're entertained that the Comet
woald have come In collision with the globe on the
9th irst bot he has sheered of aud left his friends
the Millerites, entirely In the lurch The Miller
ties hare strong hopes that he will return to
put an end to the world, but the Astronomers say
that it will be two hundred years before he again
appears In our sky. BY that time there will be n
end Of the world to the MIerites and the presen ut
and some half dozen succeeding generations Of
mankind
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-20
tn. uotn Of October.

The Dispatch, which commenced Hs eAs'eaee
on the suspicious 10th Of October, was ye''el'.s
eight wears old. Its career has been such a. TO
ensh,s M 10 celebrate each succeeding anniver-
sarv ~ the victory at Yorktown. with feelings
.,,n,.a a the associations Of the great occa-
.,on R,sht Years 10 a small period In the life
of successful Newspaper, Dot 10 w. .ae s,'
babe Of 1850. has attained q grown Oh ~nieh MS
go. n..a not be ASHAMED. lie has, however,
BY no means done growings aud u ne continues 70
,,ov At the same rate, " ho can predict what he
-m he eight years hence, And who can set
houods 70 his progress by the time the next comet
arrives, 10 the year 2,o5sfl We trust our readers
may all live to see that year, and that We may
,oIn with them 10 celebrating tho 10th Of October,
in spirited manner, and In temperature which
will be AS agreeable a. that Of the last anniversary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-20
nSrDRY GooDs.

We to-day receiving additions to our stock, Of
Is bales heavy "a and "a FULLED CLOTHS
IS cases Sleeps Grey SATTINETS
~ "a. IL and a. Heavy Plaid LINSEYs
IL Blue Oxford Cadet aud Grey Mixed EATrl-
NETS
Is cases New Styles PRINTS
rs bales Negro BLANKETS
2. 10. IL and IL quarter Bed BLANKETS
IS bales FLANNhLS
Bleached SHEETINGs, Fancy CASSIMERES and
TWEEDS, all wool KENTUCKY JEANS
Plain PERSI ANS and CASHMERES
Plain ali wool MOUSLINS
Fancy Printed do
Fancy MOUsL'E DE LANES
ROBES A QUILLE, ROBES A LEZ aud ROBES
VALENTINE
BAYADTER VALENCIEs, M0UsLINs and Oh
BAGE8
With great many other goods suited 10 the
season, all of which we will sell low to merchants.
ELLETf a DREWRY.
IL Pearl street,
oc I6-2w Richmond Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-20
/ TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REPORTED FOR TIE "DIsPATCH.
; ADDlTlONAL ny THE. AHIEL. /;

=
=, 81. JOINS, N. r, Oct ia --Ihe Arisl, announced
yesterday. with dates from Liverpool TO the 9th
inst brings $50 passengers. The following 10 fur-
ther news from her fiies
The Submarine Telegraph Company have' issued
proposals for fl50.000 additional capital. to lay
two cables from Hull 10 Elbea, Ia Hanover, and
Tonuing, In Denmark.
A meeting 10 to be held at Paris, IN November,
10 make arrangements for the construction Of =
canal across the Isthmus Of snez.
The specie In the Bank of Austria amounts to
Ell, 900 sterling, and the aggregate amounts
held in the Banks Of Eogland, France and Austria,
10 - five millions, (word omitted
Tho Western Bank has made call for 100 addi-
tionai shares the lst November.
There were large quantities OF tea at Canton,
waiting the re-opening Of trade for exportation.-
Trade had been resumed at S5angbae.
Rumors we're afloat that there we're two French
ships Of war at Lisbon, demanding the restitution
Of Charles George.
Lord Elgin was at Japan and U. s. Commission
er Read at Shanghae.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
by Telegraph to Southampton
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 6.--Messrs. Richardson, Spence
4 Co. report -four having declining tendency,
With prices q little easier, though uominafly un-
changed. The market closed with tendency
still downward Wheat dull and pominaily un.
changed. Western is quoted at &c 3da6s Cd, and
Southern at 7sa7s 5d-Corn dull and quotations
nominal; yellow 33s 6da34s. There are large guam
taties of Black Sea grains in the market which
are selling at q decline on all grades.
LIVERPOOL Provision MAIKET Beef is heavy
Pork quiet. Bacon dull apd prices weak, with but
littla inquiry. Lard dull at e8016l.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-Rosn 10 dull. and
inferior descriptions of common selling AZ 81 lOd
Gas SpiritsTurpeptne steady at 35s 6d939s. Sugar
quiet. Coffee quiet. Rice steady.
LONDON Markets Prime old Wheat lie unchang
ed, while inferior is lower. Sugar is steady. Tea
Arm. Coffee unssttled. Taliow firm. Americ AN
Flour steady. Cotton steady.
LONDON MONEY MABKET.-Consols closed on Tues.
day at ee@oSA for money and account.
STATE OF TRADE The Manchester market exhb.
tied but little activity, but there was change in
rates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-20
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AEGLO-SAXON.

QUEBEC. Oct. 1e.-By the arrival of the Anglo
Saxon here, we have the following additional tor-
eigp news though no later than the Ariel.
The Franklin Arctic Expedition bad reached
Bafin's Bay, with the prospect of a successful re-
suit.
Harley, engineer Of the Atlantic cable, reports
that in bis opinion it has experienced serious in
jury 300 miles from Yaleptia, and an attempt to
raise it in deep souudipgs would cause its desruc.
ton. He does not despair of it's working in its
present condition. Shares quoted at fi50.
Several London sugar spectators had failed to
the amount Of f2,000,000.
The English government is considering pro-
ject for the federation of its American colonies
from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
The Emperor of Russia is to visit London a d
Paris Ia the spriag.