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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

BOLD AND FORTUNATE ESCAPE Among the VIC.
Tins destined to the recent sacrifice at Tncubays,
Mexico, was one Col Arrodillado, whose bold aud
successful leap for bis life 10 worthy Of record Col
Arrodillado, as we are informed by one who had it
from 40 eyewitness, was already In the hands of
the sssassns, who. drawn mp In a line, were about
directing their pieces at him, when he cried aloud,
to be heard not only by the by y-standers, but
by others at q distance, ''bold, hold there, mos
nisB' have message, areveiation for the Gene,
ral-in- Chief" The tone of voice in which this
announcement was made seemed 70 arnest aud
s;ncss that it made instant impression upon the
officer in command, who at once suspended the
| execution. No sooner however were the gun.:low.
cred than the bold man, his limbs now free. lesped
from the midst of the crowd, cleared slight en-
closure, knocking down two soldiers in his way,
plunged into q deep raviRe, aud notwithstanding
several basty random shs Is from the party he
unceremoniously left, made good his escape with
his iife.-N o. Pc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28
L II E DISP ATCH
cAaohoAf MORNING, 6,..................MAY 50, 1859
STATE ELECTIONS.

Below We give returns, chiefly BY telegraph Of
the elections. The reports show large gains for
the opposision. They are estimated by an expe-
r'enced statiss'eian At 1890 in the 80 counties
heard from. Mr. Boteler. the Opposition candidate
to Faulkner, D, 10 believed to be elected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

HsavY BURGLARY AND RoBBERY.-The large
clothing establishment of B. Sherman, In Provi.
dence, r l., was broken into last Saturday night,
and robbed of goods to the amount of g., 600,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

SUICfpE.-A German woman In Sagapaw, Mich,
last week, invited party of friends to dinner,
and having entertained them a little while in the
parlor, asked to be excused for q moment. She
vent directly to her room and took arsenic, snd
died there by
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

REPRIMANDED. Yesterday morning there
we're five rersops--G. Lyons, +. johnson, a. Levy,
r. Alien, and J Hardy-before the Mayor. for
getting into slight ''scrimmage," ut the polls,
tho day before. After the witnesses In the cause
we're heard, the party we're cautioned agaiast such
sprees" in future, and then discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28
NE~ ONE OF THE MosT PREVALENT, and

q. the same time troublesome and painful disease.
that attend the human flesh is the Fever and gres
Fer long time the medical world have been contn-
uaIly bringing forth numerous specifics for ite per-
manant cure; but all without effect. DIR Hostet.
ter al experienced and celebrated ply sicisn, has
succeeded in fu nishng the pubic with Ava uable
stesGY AMI incr, ssine demand lately made for the
"bltters" aud the universal success attending its
use .ve made for it reputation unsurpassed by
any specific of the kind For the cure of the Fever
and Ague, DR. Hostetter's celebrated stomach Bit
ters must and should claim superiority over any
other payation extsnt.
scld by druggists sRd dealers generally. every
where.
co. See advert isement in another column.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

UNPLEASANT ODoR.-It is surprising that
citizens cultivate the dirty Tree OF Paradise" az
it is commonly called, rs mental sh ade trees
At this time the bloom 10 filling the air, and the
odor emitted from it 10 sickening every one 90 ua-
fortunate to inbale it.. This tree has been pro.
elsewhere to be exceedingly detrimen nta to health
| and 10 more than one instance persons have fall.
en- in the streets fromthe sickening smell of its
bloom.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

LAND SPEcULaTToNs AT THE WEsT.-A native of
Massachusetts 13 years ago, sold lot In St. Louis
Mo-, for 81, 800 To day, It having become busi..
ness centre, it cannot be bonght for $4,000. Au~
other gentleman went to Kansas in 1854, TAX ing
with him s. 900. The property he has acquired
there from this nucleus 10 now worth $500, 900
Property in Leavenworth which sold 10 1855 for
g., 900 or $4,000 10 now worth $4,000. The-same
and few other prominent points. Men In these
places have become wealthy, not from any superior
sagacity, but from having invested a little money
in the early history of the Territory. In 1856 an
Ohio gentleman paid 500 per acre for q tract OF
land adjoining Leavenwortb, and within six
months got an advance of 81, 900 per acre. But a
change has taken place. Iu 1858 paper cities
sprang up In great abundance. Shares in them
sold readily at from $500 to 1880. In one OF
them, lot rs by $50 sold for 81 600. They would
not any of them now bring $40 per lot. A great
deal of Eastern capital was sank in these embryo
tic citiss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

RESISTING THE OFFICERS. Thursday
last, mao named John burke, u seeing frie nd
of bis in the hands of the eff GERS rushed up nm
in bis jaw aud his hands, and used such nbusive
language to them that he was taken iuto custody
aud marched off to the cage. Yesterday, JOHNNY
was held to bail to answer an Indictment By the
next Grand Jury, for resisting tho law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

DATRNT SAFETY pIAPER FINS =.
HeiIma, ms Patent Safety Diaper Pins, 10 In it.
aell very simple cJntryance. end bids fsir TO su.
nersede an other Diaper Pins in being far So
perior to any other in point OF safety and dursbih
~. For sale by 9ENNhr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

| TERRIBLE ACcIDENr-An explosion occurred at
| the house Of Squire Duval, in Massac county,
about seven miles below Paducah, Illinois, on the
14th inst >, BY which of his children were in.
stantly killed and another badly Injured that its
| life is despaired Of A sister-in-law of Duvars
also Injured by the force of the explosion. The
explosion was caused by one OF the little boys
putting match to keg of power in lighted the
| store room,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

REPUpIArIoN-The London Post Magazine and
the whole of their guarantees on the late FIRE at
Valparaiso, amounting to f1,0o0,O00. This pro.
posed breach of faith has created much excite.
msnt in England, and writs were to be is.ued
against the company at once.
An INDIAN EXECUTION Tishomipgo City,
Indian Territory, an Indian named Mantook was
convicted of murder. By the custom Of bis tribe
he was entitled to respite of ten days, but he
said that he had to die anyhow. aud appointed the
next day noon for the execution to take place.
Accordingly, at the designated hour, he was led
nst in front of the court house, aud shot by the
Sheriff, as by law provided.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

NfT MANTLE DEPOT,

&AV MANTLE DEPOT,
Gs MAIN STREET.
LADIES
MISSES
CHILDREN'S
WRAPpINGS
r EHEEIEL'S
myl6 Cloak and Mantle Depot, 90 Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28
VALUABLE G,rrs.-Our readers ara te

VALUABLE 0lFTs,-Our readers are to
have an opportunity, this evening. OF securing ell.
yer plate and jswery, at very trinng cost, as well
Ms seeing the grand panorama of the Russian War
by attending the entertainment at Mechanics In.
stitu'e Hall. MIR. SAsDERsoN, the Proprietor, In
consideration the liberal encouragement be has
received while here has prepared list of rare and
valuable gifts for distribution among his patrons
tonight; aud that all may have a fair chance tc
secure them, invites them to be present to hight
We know several persons who obtained handsome
prizes last Thursday night, aud who may be equal.
ly successful to light If lucky. But Apsr from
the presents, the panorama is the best ever seer
in Richmond, and will we'll repay the,cost of ad.
N mission by its rare representations.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

Five thousand shad were sh ppsd from Batt
Ne, for Now York, In one day last week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

NILVER PLATED GOOD6.-Plated Zoe
- Pitchers Castors, Coffee and Tee UTns, Fee esss.
Walters. Butter Coolers.. 6obl =. Msgs. ,x Lcs
an Pc Knivcs, Table and Tea Spoons and forhs.
with other plated Goods inst opensd auA fer sesby
my rs T1O6 A BULkLkY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

For ssle In Richmond By .Purcsik Lo0 o.,
Dr. 6srlick, Warfng PsArcs. end DSneGtsts
generally. mh I-SH 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

~ HsxRY L. Bnooxn he's reeuued
the practice OF Law In the city Of Richmond
once IN Beivin's Se~ Buiiding, on l3sh, ffoutmg
SANK street. ete e7re1 IA a6--Aa d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

PaofssrkWsN IN nRRAScE-M. Guisos presided re-
centv q the yearly meeting Of the French Protess
ant Bbe Society - Psrs. Ia ~ sddfees To-
- had inoorporatsd themselves With tho society,
md only 6sw now remained strasesrs TO u. The
recsinc he'd riasn from 81 900 % - 600 hAncs ane
vhsress n lS66.6 ouly 1000 Bibles had nesn dsssis
bstsd, ls,000 had bean distribsssd IN lsss-s. s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

DY EXPIRES, TODAY. -
u sae pairs Fancy Cashmere Pants
iGo Fancy and w hite NJ marseilles Vests
100 Light and Dark Colored spring BACK Coau
Al WALKE4 cos,
I0s, corner Main end liii sweets;
vva, Richmond, w.
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~ LIoonIol

LIooRIol
A. Q: q. BRAND.
on SAIL, bY JAM16 o. MoANbk6G~" - -
do Sly 81. PMn rfnI1f. NV Yorx.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

Qesstn haa ~ msJosity u this cQanty, thInns
d. fos bcp sfsss, ~ nsiofily ef apt.
4 ESssisfiiss ss,s iss iss Iissfssv 10 isss',
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-28

eAp.--We learn that Mr. Wick, Who was killed
10 ths duel b. Mr. .stith . tsw dsys ESQ. vas ::
have been married this week % lovely and
wealthy GIRL. living on Dear Cresk. .MieaissppL We
hsvs been iufesmed that the youne lAdys scoompe.
aincs, and purchassd from store % CAnsl st.ees
maapthcsns bridal tfousseoa. Aiee II eaeo .
Ne sass, hev saddaelS shAys the tf1Qeoeee eakee
sss: :;'ss:; :;ss.s ;ss AZ: s' :sss''''''.'
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-20
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
REPORTED FOR THE PENNY PRESS.
Noon Dis p ate h e s.
Arrival of The Persia.
New YORK, September 10

NEW lOhh, ptpJenueT lo.
The steamship Persia, with advices from
Liverpool to the Sd, arrived here this morn
ing. She broke her crank-pin on the 9Th
inst, and was compelled to lay to for repairs.
The Zurich Conference was expected to
come to an abrupt close.
The Pontifcal troops were threatening the
legations.
The steamers arabia and City Of Washington
arrived out on the Sd inst. The Persia passed
the City Of Baltimore on the 5th inst, and the
Africa on the 10th.
The latest accounts from Italy say the ad-
vance Of the Pontifical troops into the lega-
tions appeared imminent, although the Mon
iteur contradicts the rumored aggression.
The Roman Government rejects all reforms.
The sailing Of the Great Eastern had been
postponed to the 29th inst.
BreadStuts.--The market closes dull Mt q
slight decline for all descriptions except Corn
which is steady. Messrs. Richardson & Spence
report Flour very dull, and quotations nomi-
nal at decline of I'D. per sack. American
quoted at 9s. Gd.Ol2s. per GENITAL. Wheat ha:
a declining tendency, and holders are pressing
on the market at Il decline of Sd. Western rec
quoted at Is. 5d.@Ss. Cd. Corn is dull but
steady: mixed and yellow 5s. 6d.@5s. 3d..
white 7s.(g7s. Cd.
Propisions.-T market has declining tend
ency. Beef is dull, holders pressing on the
market at decline. Pork dali and quotation.
nominal. Bacon heavy, and holders pressing
on the market. Prices are at slight decline
Lard dull but steady.
Produce.-COfee firm. Rice steady. Rosir
firm, and common has advanced to 3s. 1Od. OBS
lid. Spirits Turpentine steady at 34s. Cd.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-20
The Accident to the Persia.
NEW York, Septembe ber Il

NEW IUhhJ DePteHUeI Io'
A Agentleman who came as passenger on the
royal mail steamship Persia, describes the
storm in which the Persia was disabled as
most terrific. Her crank-pin was broken on
Monday evening about ten o'clock. She lay
to until the next afternoon, in hopes the storm
would abate so that she could repair, but
finding no improvement in the weather, it was
decided to put back to Cork. After proceeding
in that direction one hundred miles, the
weather moderated, the breahage was repaired
and the steamer put about again; when reach.
ing again the same latitude in which the dis
aster occurred, the Persia encountered storm
more terrific than the first one, but she
plowed her way through uuipjured, except
in the crushing Of one of her wheel houses.
The Rrsia has tho heaviest freight she evel
brought to this port.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-20
LIVERPOOL MARKET.

LIVERPOOL, September 2.
Cotton--Sales for the week have been 81 900
bales, including 1900 to speculators, and 1000
to exporters.
The market closed with an advancing tend-
ency, principally for fair and middling quail
ties, which have partially improved Lied.
Inferior qualities have also improved, but are
scarcely quoted higher. Sales, to- day, 1000
bales, including 1000 bales to spectators and
exporters.
The market closed steady at the following
quotations: Orleans fair 3d., middling7 1-l6d.;
Mobile fair I'D, middling 15.16d.; upland
fair 72Sd.; middling Orleans 62sd. The stock
in port is 652, 900 bales including 555 900 bales
American. Some authorities say Cotton has
advanced sd, while others declare prices not
quotably higher.
Manchester advices are favorable, the mar
ket closing firm and advancing. ..
HAVRE MARKET.
HAvRE, September /.
Coton--New Orleans tres ordinaire ll3f.
do. bas 1O5.; market opened with decline
but closed firm. Sales of the week have
been 5000 bales. The stock in port is 5000
bales.
LONDON MARKET.
LONDON, September 2.
Consols closed at 95E@955s for money and
account. The market is slightly more strin'
gent.
LONDON, September 3-M.
Consols closed at 953s. American securi
ties are generally unchanged.
THE LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, September 3-M.
Cotton closed firm. The estimated sales
are 5000 bales.
Breadstuhs closed very dull. Provisions
also very dull.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-20

The Ohio Mechanics Institute Exhibition,
at Pixies Opera-house, will be more complete
and more interesting during this week than
heretofore. The officers, committee and
exhibitors deserve public thanks.
LIST OF OFFICERS.
President, Chas. f. Wilstach; Vice-Presi-
dent, E. M. Shield Corresponding Secretary,
B. R, Alley; Recording Secretary, &C. Whit
son; Treasurer, j. F. Wiltsee; Directors
II. E. Noting CHAM, A. G. Parry, II. II. Smith
W. W. Innes, j. L. Hall; Exhibition Com
mittee, Benjamin G. True, (Chairman,) Geo.
W. Runyan, W. R. Dunlap, R. G. Phillips,
Henry Pearce, j. McHenry, +. M. Shield, f.
Rammelsberg, W. B. Chapman, H. L. Tumy
John B. Ileich, Clerk.
We present, in condensed classified list
the names Of exhibitors, and the department
in which their articles may be found.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-20
Additional News by the BOrussia.

NEW YORK, September IL.
The first National Assembly of Romagna
was opened at Bologna on the ! st inst, by the
Governor General, who, in his speech, con,
graduated the people on the alaority with
which they had hastened to the electoral dis.
tricts to record their votes. He had, he said,
provided for the defense of the country against
aggressions from all sides, by forming league
with the neighboring States.
A letter from Bologna states that at the
popular elections the priests deposited their
votes as freely as the citizens, and that the re-
suit was, that an immense majority had gone
in flavor Of the Liberal ticket, which was
against the establishment, on any condition.
of the temporal power of the Pope. The aris-
tocracy were at the head of the movement.
The finances of Romagna were in excellent
condition, and there was no doubt the new
government would be able to 60 on without a
| loan.
| Since the overthrow of the temporal power
Of the Pope, the bandits and smugglers who
had infested the Romagna had entirely disap-
peared.
Advices from Russia state that the expedi-
ton into Doghestan had been completely sue
cessful.
A company had been formed in st. Peters
burg for the construction Of a commercial port
there on large scale.
The government had ordered the three first
corps d'armee, under Prince Gortschakoff, to be
placed on peace footing.
A letter from Paris says that the Queen oi
| Spain had sent to the various Courts of Europe
protest against tho expulsion of her Bourbon
cousin from Parma.
Colonels Chanos and Bsrbes refuse to re-
ceive the benefits Of the Emperor's amnesty
The former has written letter in furious in.
vective against Napoleon.
The arrival of the Newfoundland mail a
Paris had brought the announcement of tn,
full triumph of the French Admiralty owe
the English in the question concerning tn,
fisheries.
Advices from Italy state that the peopl
were becoming impatient at the inactivity 0
the Zurich Conference and the various con
Trajectory reports touching their doipgs.
is also stated that Piedmont demands Of Aus
tra the cession of Mantua and Peschiera.
A Paris letter says that there is no doub
that the Zurich Conference disagrees abou
many points touching the peace Of Villa
franca, and the opinion is growing stronge
every day that Congress Of the Great Pow
ers must be held.
Later advices from Madrid state that Gen
eral Prime will command the expedition
against the Moors.
The intelligence from England is not i'm
portant. The strike in the building trad
was approaching an adjustment.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-20
HENRY DAVID,
SOUTHGATE HOUSE,

Southeast corner of Sixth and Elm, Cincinnati, o..
vENHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING Rem WED
Il his lease of the Southgate House, and expended
large amount Of money in painting, carpeing, and
returnishng it, introducing Bathing.rooms' water
throughr Invites continuance Of the public pat.
ronago. llo feels confident that the house will be
found, with its recent improvements, In better
condition than when first opened for the reception OF
guests The location of the hotel 70 central aud con.
business. Meals are regularly served at the table
dhote, or In private rooms, and furnished at all
hours. The terms are 81 per day, and accommoda.
The house will be kept open night and day, at all
hours. Omnlbqsss viii be IN attendance to and from
rest, the proprietor leaves his guests 70 speak for
him. [sepl.aml \. II. WATSON, Preprietor.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-20

SHOOTING MATCH.--Capt. Travis, the crack
pistol-shot of America, has challenged the
Audubon Club to furnish q man to shoot a
pigeon match with him during the Illinois
Fair--the Captain to use o pistol, and his
opponent fowling- piece. The match has
been accepted and forfeit deposited. The
particulars are as follows: Abbey, twenty
five birds, twenty five yards rise and fifteen
fall; Travis, with pistol and single ball
twenty birds, ten yards rise and fifteen fall
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-20

The TEXAS INDIANs.-The Commissioner Of
the General Land Office has received official in
formation from Superintendent Neghbors, an
nouncing that the Caddo Indians, lately re-
moved from Texas, had arrived safely on their
new reservation, west of the Cherokee country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-14

Young Mems Christian Union.
Regular meeting FRIDAY kFENlNo a. . 0ciocA' a'
Clinton Hall Astor place - , n
An address will be delivered beore the Union BY the Kew Dr.
SAWYER general attendance IL expected ,
L. HowE, jr, Sec'y. n WAhhhN, rrehaeht-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-14
Name Monnment -. Association !!

Name Monument Association
LECTURES
WIN embrsee course TEN LECTURES commencing early
q November and continue weekly until finished
The Ct the nnent Lecturers the country have
been procured. and will BE- announced In fee days
Tickets fer the CoGIse, admitting Lady and Gentleman, %
simple ticket for tie S. single Lecture cAe;s 81 cenA
JOHN w. WHITE,
Chairman Lecture Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-14
EVERETT's ORATIONS.
IL NEW VOLUME.
V'HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR OCT. Is.

V'HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR OCT. Is.
THE NEw.YoRx WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:
LEADING SrIcLEs; The New Gaines. cs,ns.s Wv; rsi
Ksn.a. one.tioo; IN. TIibsne' Policy; The R.si..
s:as sf;i Tss .ssSsf Rsss osss' asI
torial Paragraphs
u..REvIEw on THE WEEK: Giving IN ooudsn.ea
and ia: have r,S.peG City
United States and Europe.
UI..THE BRODERICK DUEL: The Csu,e-T6e Cba
lepse; Fall Particulars Of the Shooting Dea;s o.
ssrsrOr BrOdsrick; Inquest Burial Public Feel
v..HIsToRY INDICATED: Letter to the Hon.
Stephen A. DOusl.' on bis " Harper" Essay BY
y..INrEREsrInG FROM THE ARCTIC SEAS: Re-
Of L.Sy EI,Gin: kspesp .s Tss S.si'0
vI..DEArH OF SENATOR BRoDERICK.
vuLATrsr NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH:
Ro,Ous PrOees dips.: frs. Gun from Iowa: Indiana
Election; Ohio Election; Connecticut STATE fsu ;
From Por.-suPrirce.
VII. WEEKLY REVIEW OF PATENTS.
X.AN OVERLAND JOURNEY; By Horace Greeley:
CahfopiA-Sumnins Up.
X..POETRY: Lines for Village Festival Autumn.
M..IMPoRrANT TO FARMERS; The State Fair
XH.AGRlCULTURAL ITEMS.
XIII. SCIENCE INDUSTRY AND INVENTION.
xIv..wATER GAS AT WILMINGTON
Xv..THE OIL SPRINGS Correspondence Of The N. Y.
xvI.A HEALTHY COMMUNITY; Correspondence of
The N. Y. Tribune.
xvII..PERsONAL.
XVIII. POLITICAL
XIX..MIsCELLANEOUs.
xx..MARRIA6Es AND DEATHS.
xM..CoMMERCIAL MArrERs: Full Report. Of the
Stock Money, Grsin Cotton, Cattle. and other Mar.
kets specially Reported for The Tribune.
ss Five Copies, IS. s IN cops. sia ''
SINGLE COPIES for sale at the Publication Ofice THIS
MORNING. Price &C.