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Ana the general deficit IS increased to-. 81 94 $40 SO
To meet this estimated deficiency, and to pro-
vide for the additions which will be made in the
appropriations of Congress, as well as to pro-
vide for the gradual redemption, from year to
year, of the outstanding Treasury notes. the Pre-
sident and his Secretary of the Treasury agree
in urging ''such revision of the present tariff as
will raise the required amount" which, all told.
will swell the general deficiency no doubt, at
least fifteen millions; nay, more AS Mr. Cobb has
evidently strained himself to make both ends
meet, and has thus reduced his estimated ex-
penditures to the lowest figure, and his estimated
receipts to the largest probability, we should not
be surprised were he to fall short for the APP
preaching fiscal year full twenty millions of
dollars.
In his estimate of receipts too, he includes the
ten millions, still unborrowed, of the Twenty
Million Loan bill of the last session-an item
0OO In view of this Indebtedness, which "has
increased, is increasing and must be diminished"
the President earnestly pleads for retrencbment
and REFORM but he says, at the same time, that
'enghtened economy does not consist in the refiI-
sal to appropriate money for constitutional pur-
poses essential to the Defence progress and pros
perity of the republic but in taking care that
none of this money should be wasted by mis-
management in its application to the objects de-
signated by law"
In pursuance Of this idea of means and mea.
sures essential to our defence, progress and pros
perity," Mr.. Buchanan has recommended an adj
diton often light draft steamers to the navy, the
Pacific Railroad, preliminary million with
which to reopen negotiations with Spain for the
purchase of Cuba, temporary military protec-
torate over the northern provinces of distracted
Mexico, and the authority and the means where
withal to enforce, If necessary, the free passage
of the transit routes of Central America These
important measures, if passed upon at the pre-
sent session, will unquestionably call for many
extra millions of money; but, from all the exist
ing signs of Congressional action at this session.
we conclude that Cuba. Mexico, Central America
and the Pacific Railroad will be passed over to
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To Paper Manufacturers and Agents.
The proprietor Of the NEW YORK HERALD wants to make
arrangements for constant supply Of printing paper
such the Herald is printed upon to the amount of
1000 to 200 per week payable in cash at the end
OF each week. Apply Immediately.
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DISREGARD OF THE Cry ORprNANcEs-NE.
elect OF THE PoTIcE.-In commenting upon the
fact that the city ordinances we're not enforced.
in the HERALD of yesterday, we stated that the
Corporation Attorney, Mr.. Purser, was remiss in
his duty. We have received the following COM
munication from Mr.. Purser, by which it appears
that we have done him some injustice. Let it
speak for Itself
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
LAW DEPARTMENT, Cry or NEW Yong
OFFICE or THE ATTORNEY 10 THE Coepop ,r,ox

" nm -, ~ ihh CORPORATION,
?, - NEW YORK, Jan. 6,s1S59.
In an article In your paper Of this morning inouirnp
why the city ordinances not enforced relative 10 the
accumulation OF ice and snow the sidcwas Won este
that the Corporation Attorney equally rcmss In his duty
in not causing the legal penalties be enforced Not
solitary complaint has been made our Office bv the no.
lice during the winter, and only one received from pr
vate citizen II my duty 10 prosecute and nt IN orio
nate complaints and II possessed the inclination have
not the facilities. Last winter only two complainis were
made by the Police Department though in prcvions
between two and three hundred were usually rcceved
Under these circumstances trust you will do me The ms
tice 10 exonerate me from ccnsurc G. H. PURsER.
Corporation Attorney
Here is another remarkable instance of the
utter ineficiency of our present police force. II
is one of the specific duties of the police to keen
the sidewalks clear of nuisances, and renort
every violation of the ordinance in relation
thereto; and according to the statement OF the
Corporation Attorney, that duty was very fairly
performed by the old force. But the present
police, though they stroll about all day with
these nuisanccs directly under their noses, have
not, in single instance, this winter, made apv
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The Public FInances-The Administration
and Congress,

In his late annual message to Congress Mr.
Buchanan forcibly exhibits the straitened con-
dition of the treasury, which may be summed up
as follows, in reference to the ensuing fiscal
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New York, Friday, january q, 1859.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-11
1ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
PER MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH LINNs.,
orfIcE-No. 130 Eagle Square, Main ct.
ED FOR THE "DIsPArCH.
ADDITIONAL POREIGN Nnws


" JOINS, N. May e.-The following are I'd.
ditional items Of foreign by the Adelaide. NOT
forwarded 10 the firsr dispatches sent:
nc and dsr: war against
oi,,ed % ami military d.o...or.hip. '"'' '''
Marhke preparations are going on In England.
Ia. IL. cuDssd .s..s: Tho co." GOV.
and other vessels to convey t-oons :nd .m,rns.
tion 10 the Meditsrrsnssn .uu smmunN
.;o. ~ =, 'O suo.s suoAn. runners we're circula.
msn for ,bs na1. gaining ous ten thousand
"1V Wa ,or nrauinn .nu narJ.
war premiums are being generally demanded at
Lloyd's.
The Parliamentary elections have commsnesd
The latest accoupts from Franc. r.,o..
tive military moyements p,S ssly scs
ssn'y 81 sa0psand n trsuch troops were expected 70
Denmark is reported to hs.e concluded treaty
The Paris Bourse has been srastIv .vc,,.a h..
less so than the London STOCK ExchsSas. Ths
srsd on ,h. 9s, pef 1en.. on tne Ntn, bot recov.
zoe ~ -A' SAW POE eouts. cicsing at OH
The panic at London was very great
Inere has been great panic on the London
STOCK Excnsngo. Consols fuctusted excessively.
uo nn,p ao%s9s rom Liverpool for New York.
ard three passengers, names uuInowa. were ..v.d s
sae naa over Aoo souls on board. Tho loss Of life
At the Lord Mayors Easter banouat N. va, ~
Derby said that within twelve hours aiter the CAB.
me, o. sae Course austria had decided upoa
phaucaily against . step which he charScs"r,zsd
as precpitate ana criminal. Alao mn on fhsf
very day -Eas:er-1Dsland had offered to ct q
that hs had wish to side xt Ssihsr e sSs tSs Ss
ligerents and advocated s.Tict armed neutrality.
squndrons powerful enough to upsod e ~ Il
Of England would be found, both In the Heditsr.
The continenta1 Bonrses ,sars an s,,.s ...
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KNIGHTS TRMPLAR.-The Sir Knights
of Richmond, are making exteniive preparations
to accommodate their guests from Boston and
Providence, who are to arrive here on Monday
next and from all that we can learn, every facli-
ty will be afforded them for feasting and eojoy
ment also for visiting some of the most in ter,
esting places near this city, by railroad and sieam-
er. The main hall of the Mechanics Institute Ia
TO be used as the place for general entertainment
the Sir knights being quarfered at the Exchange
Hotel, where banquet will hs given in honor Of
the guests. One day will be spent in a trip 70
Ashland, by the Railroad; aud another down the
river on le steamer rendered for the purpose 80
to enable the visitors to some of the beauti-
full farms along;the banks of the noble James,
Indeed, not only the Richmond Commandery, but
citizens generally, will do all In their power
to make the Knights of Boston and Providence
feel that they are at home with brethren, aud we
have no doubt that they will entirely succeed.
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- LET THn WHOLE Alftio9xD WORLD
RxAp fms TESTIMONY o. LADY AyfxR - YIAAs %
NoafHAMProHC Co.. April 18Th.
MxssRs Tyler ApAIR:-I have been sfilrtsd
vis, Rheumarism st timss ron my twelfth ysAr-
viii be hfty years OF Age the 18Th of this mouth.
The nttacks were st times % severe - 70 render No
heiplass have tried various rsmsdiee 10 vegy lit
lie eject Last October ! was estacked in ny
shoulderS sides, bAck and hips. could noe res
day OF night, ] could not move epy pAxs o. ny
body without crying with pain. A. this ei1s IeIso
tried many remedies. intsrnai end externals visn.
ant receivfna any relief was q lAet eouy
Ham pton's Vegetable Ttnctnrs; bslbre hed 80
enc 6cttle of which, ielt much eesesr. eee
Continued tAkipg Ii / fAat ssFenqtA ee0i1G a.
back and limbs. and ny stomaeh se1eaqS~
revived every wsy. haye eAkea ~
an much better than sy1 49,
ssnd % use it .hsnevss 30 8 49, 49,
nsss q 70 the xsa1s ssressd' ei I'M
lss.s: la.ss:I.Ss .sss'ix. iEx.;s.ssss 8 ~
sn,s nss sef1s = ~ c. sSs9ss ss
Sosa6 Sss6 ~ 4sve Ssr1vst
osr coun(y. Wea ~ a5s3S #F
!: 8: !: is::.::l ;::''
Apru
sssg aazsi5k
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DELEGATES IN THE CONVENTION.
The report of the Committee on Delegations or
hibits the representations from the several States
fofl


rNorE-By ccnversing with members Of the
Convention We have succeeded in obtaining some
Information touching resolution to invite minis
ters of other denominations to seats In that body.
which will interest the general reader. One Of the
most intelligent members states that there are In
the Convention some who may be called High
Church Baptsts" that Is. they do not believe that
any maa has right TO preach the Gospel. unless
he has been ordained by Baptist church. and sir
regular membership with that body. The great
bo iy of the Conventionn view OF the conscisnaous
scrupiss of those who hold High Church" views.
are accustomed, after the pIaiseworthy manner Of
the Episcopal church Of Virginia In regard 70 the
few "Hign Church" msmbsrs Of that denomination.
to avoid any such seoeepitjon Of ministers Of osner
denominations a. would wound the feelings Of any
Of their number.
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CONSTITUTIONAL ELEC-
TIOy kasefN SA

Bosroy, May 9.--The question OF accepting the
proposed amendment OF the conssitntion reqcirips
two years residence after nefnralizatiou q BE-.
day, and vas probably carried BY large majority.
In this city there we're 3,5i6 yeas and 2S93 nays.
In fty other towns 8, OF yeas and 2. 2.106 nays.
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4 QUEER OCCURRENcE.-A queer incident occurred
in this place during the Odd Fellows celebration.
1t seems there was q calf, some two months old,
confined In lot close to the Methodist Church,
and when Capt Lucas' brass band commenced to
play one Of those soul stirring airs which always
to the highest pitch the feelings and pass
sions of the human souI the calf became intensely
excited and began to dance and leap about aud so
continued to do rs long ss the music was kept
up, Unit! finally it became as it were frenxied by
the excitement, aud after making one or two tre-
meudous bounds il fell and died instantly without
q struggle.-Chcstcr, IS. O. Standard.
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sg" The GRaA~ VIRoIaIA RHnEDY,

PETERS INfALLIRLB REMEDY FOR 0ONOR-
RHEA, AND ALL SECRET DISEASES.
Tsis great American Remedy, containing no MeI.
curial or BalsaInic properties excels everything
heretofore offered the public, in its curative resto
rstiye and rsnoysting powers; and the medical
world are astonished when told that the above re
medy will cure the above diseases, and confounded
when they have occuiar demonstrations of the facts
But the proprietor, who has known of the remedy
Tor twenty odd years. has known of of twenty
years standing TO be restored to perfect health and
All other cases OF shorter duration. be restored
without single exception and therefore challenges
cure provided the directions are carried out with
prude dence the part of the patient and to any
purchasing half dozen bottles, and using accord
ingly, in his or ber case he guarantees a perfect
cure; and in of failure will furnish additional
medicine, free of charge, to complete the cure
through his agents. and cure will De effected with
out Inconvenience to the patient. Sold by
GEuBBS 4 APpERsON, Druggists,
Agents for the city of Richmond.
do ia-6ms No. 9Di Broad st
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PRssssrArroN-At the Theatre Mon

day night, on the occasion of the benefit Of Mrs.
I. B. Phillips, the house was denseIy crowded.
Daring an interval in the performance, Mrs. p.
was presented with diamond ring, valued at SI2O.
by Mr.. Harkins, on behalf of her friends in this
city. In her response to Mr.. HIS address, she in.
cidentally announced that she would be in Rich.
mond next season, at which the audience gener.
ally went mad and spplsuded SO furiously and for
so long time, that IL was really matter of sup-
prise that the "house' was not drought down"
literally.
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ssas- Ozs OF THE Mosr PREVALENT AND


at the same time troublesome and painfui diseases
thai attend the human flesh is the Fever and Ague
For long time the medical world have bee coutin-
rsliy bringing forth numerous speclncs Tor te per
maIsut cure: but all without effect. DR. Hostet'
ter au experienced and celebrated physician, has
pfersration for the cure of Fever ami ARue. The
,:es6y and incr asing demand lately made for the
"bittArs" aud the universal success attending Its
use have made for it reputation unsurpassed d
any specifc Of tho kind For the cure OF the Fever
aud ARue, DR. Rostetler's celebrated stomach BIT
ters must an should claim superiority over any
ether preparation extant. -
Sold By druggists and dealers generally. every
where.
rn See advert isement in another column.
lin
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Cook SnoP Mary Ann ecofe, ns'
nesress. was Ansd t5 By the Mayor 0s As's'
eook shop contrary 70 lev.
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The COLUMBIAN HorHL has been fitted
up In admirable style, and wiilre-open TO o-morrow
for the reception Of guests. Those who knew
Anything OF this once popular scjourn, will not
overlook its claims and the new Proprietor Who
mas promised to deserve overbounded success.
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There were 36l deaths In New York last wee


There were 36l deaths In New York last week,
and So in Baltimore.
Prof Morse has arrived at New York from Porto
Rico.
Cobantes, Spanish ex.miuister Of Public Works,
has beeu impsschsd by the Cortes for havins, In
1854. defrauded the Treasury Of $50, coo.
Can't Bossier, one Of the owners Of the New Or
leans Coarier, who was shot recently oy bis part
ner, 10 dead.
M. do Tocquevile, whose death was recently pre-
maturoly announced, died at Caunes, France, on
the 10th ult il
Johu Heart. has been appointed by the Presi~
dsnt 10 be Superutendent Of Public Printing, vics
George w. Bowman, resigned.
Thomas Smithson, convicted at Pitteburg o
shcotisg Miss Eleanor Henry, vas on Friday So
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aAppArn OraHArIoxs.-Mrs. Iineen.
Nm gor psruisting IN uulavfnt asssmbly 81 =.
gro.s h her house, last Sunday mornins, was ness
3, The Mayor yesterday morainG. se es8
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STATING AND UTTA PEkCHA

GLAZING AND GUTTA PEkCH6
- FELT ROOFING.-P DUDLEY co. deal
ers in STATES AND GUTTA PkRCaA FELT FOR
ROOFING.-W ELLIOTT. our Agent, VIII al
wsys he ready to have executed ell orders for slat
ing In q thorough manner and warranted. Like
wise the Gutta Percha Felt for Roofing fiat or steep
roofs tops of Railroad cars. or any kind OF coveres
Bridges &C. &C. we particularly call the attention
Of Engineers, Architect. Contractors, Kair9ad
I,ompanies and the building community generally, 1,
the above Felt being cheaper than any other mate
rial for roofing Likcwise being more durable and
proof against all falling fragments of tre.as Wecan
show testimonials to all its qualities 1t 10 acknow
edged TO be best material ever introduced both for
cheapness. durability and imperyiousness 10 water
inc for thernselyea the samples finished at our
warehouse, corner of Sth and Oarysstreets. Rich
mond.
NB-Olt Slate ard Metal Roofs repaired and
warrapted Address w ELLIOTT.
ar Is-Im& Agent Richmond
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CPAINd SALES-l859.
IRON! STEEL TIM

i SHEET IRON
GILLIAN 4 DUNLOP,
PETERSBURG, VA,
Importers and Dealers in Iron, &c,
Invite the attention of raire sds, merchants and
manufacturers, to their well assorted stock, COM
2rsing--
English and Refined, best brands,
SWee1es and American Hammered, IRON.
Round Square and Flat Bars, ell sizes,
Wide Plough Iron, s tc IL inches, }IkON
Band, Hoop and scroll, all sizes.
Oval, Round, and ell kinds of Car IRON.
rage,
Cast, Shear, English and American B ter Ger
man Spring and Round Machine STEEL
TIN PLATES, BAR and PIG LEAD, and Tin
SHEET IRON, No 10 TO q
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CRUEL TRrATMHNT.-Wm. II. Nuckols,
indicted by the Grand Jury for cruel treats
ment to Mary Watson, free negress, has beeA
tried by the County Court of Henrico, aud found
guilty by the jury. The Court thereupon sentenc-
ed him TO imprisonment ia the County Jail for
thirty days, and thereafter until the fne Of one
cent and costs is paid.
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ksC LEn & PLnAsANrs-

ssSy~ Lea & PLnAsANrs-
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Practice In the Courts held in Richmond, Henrico.
As Nctarcs Public and Commissioners Of pssa.
&C. they are authorised to take Dispositions. Afid
ney Bills OF Sae &c to DO used or recorded In the
several States and Territories Of the Union.
ohiee on iith ct. I'd door from Main. NH i2-iy
n TIN BEST Cogau SYRUP IN rHn
herne's Peetoral Syrup oi Wild Cherry. ry." " AA
Lhis article fs prepared By n chemist, and II pro-
noaneed by medical men. and those who have used
u TO hs the beet preparation for Coughs, Colds
oatarrh, Bronchitis Hoarseness, Sore Threat from
.ecid. and preventive of that lien Of diseases,
Persons who sing should use II. tits pleasan. 70
the taste scens, olesrs aud strengthens the voice
says al irritation Of the throat and lungs and pre-
Bottles Is and 50 cents and 81. Sold BY all prus.
slsss N q Klchmond. Norfolk, Petersburg. and ali
"~ns'n frSinla. 90 l5-6m
10 HARrsnoRNn's ANTI BILIOUS PILLS
sst upon the Liver. stomach and Bowels. carryins
on all bile and every foul secretion. They don't
srpe, are easy In their operation and can be taken
ooids from the system and prevent RheunialisA.
II yon snner with any pain, use HARTSHORNE's
ron have cough. % ~se aASFsMoRNkss SFsnMSotRstSa ooGeh Il
SYRUP, which is the best Cough syrup i3 the
Bold By ali Druggists in Richmond 90 ls-sm
E6 BURROWS RELIABLE MEDICINE.
THE MOST EXALTED REMEDY THE
WORLD
mas cured. and Ia DOW daily effecting the most
extraordinary cures Of diseases to which humanity
Is shicted. Thousands who were hitherto suffering
nncer the most inyeterste diseases and which were
deemed hey ond the skill of medicine have been
Tonderinliy restored TO health By the Of this
1rniy great remedy. For SCRoFULA. RHEUMA-
rISM, SYPHILIS, PILES, DYSPEPSIA, ALL
sCRoFULOUs AFFECTIONS. and for all diseases
resulting froni ,mpnrity Of the blood il is unsurpass-
ea py any medicine In medical science.
~ thoroughly purifying the Blood and Stomach
ana strengthening and renovating every organ of
the human system. il necessarily cures ali those
diseases resulting from morbid action OF the same
sncn s as LlvER COMPLAINT, NERVOUS AFFEC.
IiomS, GENERAL DEBILITY, ERUPTIONs
ON THE SKIN, CHRONIC FEVER AND AGUE.
ano all other diseases which are well known to ex.
ist from the above causes All that is asked is O
isr triai. whieh will assuredy convince any one of
the Incompatible efficacy OF this remarkable pre-
paration IN curing the diseases for which it in re-
commended For particulars call and get de
scriptive circular. Prepared by
w BURR0W Il co,
Practical end Analytical Chemists,
Norfolk, Va.
- For sale in Richmond by Purcell Ledd Il Co..
DR. w GaEl;ck, Waring Pearce, and Druggists
generally. NH l-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-11

ITALIAN AssocIATioN.--We understand
that the Italian residents Of this city are formirx
an Association to raise means to be forwarded %
their conntrymen to aid them In the fearful strug
gle in which they are nov believed 70 be eusascd
with the monarchy Of Auatris. Tho following Of.
ficers and committee have been elected 10
receive subscriptions and memberships, and 20
correspond with similar organizations in THE
country aud Eegland: A. Baratta, Treasurer; J.
Calyo, Secretary; @. Persco, N. Doroni, D. Bsoci-
caiuppo, q. Chic, N. Maiatesta, Committee. AZ
the first meeting, thirty.fve persons were admit>
ted as members Of the Association. Others are
expected TO join at meeting to be held next
week, and contribute q portion Of their means to
the ckuse.
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IMPORTANT Posi- OFFICE RkGULATIoN-PosTMAs-
rrRs TO REPORT NUMBER OF LETiERs.-We unders
stand that the Post Office Department, with the
view of obtaining accurate aod reliable iDformas
tiou as to the number Of letters transmitted in the
mails, has so changed the blank form of the SAC
count of mails sent" as to secure official entries
therein of the number of letters sent from each
post Office; thus enable the department 10 future
to report the aggregate number OF letters mailed
throughout the United States 10 each fiscal year.
or during any specified period of shorter duration
The new blanks, calling for this information,
will hereafter be supplied to postmasters, and It Is
presumed that all will have been furnished 10
time to commence this report by the lss of July.
Any postmasters not 30 supplied should insert the
number in an additional column OF the blanks
now in use Wash Constitution.