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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-02

- ATTRACTIVE AND HIGHLY IN.
-. RICO, MILES VEST OF RICHMOND,
R5TS pSs SAHhL ANp :s
most valuable FARM located a. above. The sod
10 of red clay and equal to the best red lands The
buidins on the place are ample for tho aecommo-
daton Of a larte family, The DWELLING i nearly
besides portic"s on three sides, and green house
attached. 1t 10 in perfect order, HAVING becn re-
Gently painted and papered. Tho rooms are beau
tifuliy arranged. and the parlor and dinin; rooms
front Of the dwelling there 10 bcnutlful howsr
garden, aboundin, in choice flowers, shrnbbery, DO.
The place will be sold entire, or divided to suit
purchasers, so as to Bive to the mansion y acres.
charmed with itA beauty and comfort
To effect speedy sale. tress bsrEain viii b
sold, and If desired, real estate in Rielnsnd. Or
change, or it viii Be sold on long credit. bearing
in,' s.s. A'',Gs o5DprN AppERsos, Aue...
- DENIRABLE FARM FOR sALE..-l
will soil privately, tho FARM on which now
reside. directly on tho road leading from
each place, Eve miles from ateanboat nsvi, alton.
and SIX miles from tho Court House. Said Farm
contains ABOUT 40 acres. MOTT Of which 10 heavily
ip ga ..d i h.
It.. This Farm 10 convenient 10 chprches Of differ
emit dcnominstons, 10 in desirable and healthy
nell mel, noorhaod, and within 4 mile II steam saw
or tb 20 1 Which iher spossh mi ;! b sd to pa
giving immediate possession, if desired. Tke
crops consist Of - or - acres Of Corn, acres o.
Tobacco, With the asual Patch xrspssds. The lad
. sslhs = s. sy
Kent soas vs. f. =
H H-d5fv1fS ~ = Ss-vrvS@fv
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AT COST FOR CASH. will close out the
GOODS at and below cost for GO b, consisting Of
.arSe assortment Of LADIES DRESS GOODS,
SILK AND LACE MANTLEs. BEREGE AND
STELLA sHAWLS. LAWNS, GfNGHAMS,
BRILLIANTS, PARASOLS, and many other ar
ueles too numerous to mention. Call soon II you
wish bargains. GEO. X. BAGB4,
81 Main street.
P.s.-A case Of bleached COTTON full yard wide,
for 6h4c.; a great bargain. jy l5-lm
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jy G-dtds
T,ERY VALUABLE REsIDENCE AND
Z.
SALE OF TRACT LAND

FTNCSTEE'S SALE OF TRAIT OF LAND
4 in CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, NEAR TO
BELlONA ARSENAL.-As Trustee in q certain
Deed Of Trust from Mr.. Abner w. Trabue dated
10th March, 1856, duly recorded in Chesterfield
County Court, shall, in execution thereof, pro-
coed e sell at PUBLIC auction. on the premises ON
MONDAY. the 9Th day of Au4 ust, 1859. at II elk
NJ tif fair; II not tho next fair day the tract Of
LAND, near the Bellona Arsenal in Chesterfield
county, whereon the said Trabue lately resided.
with all the houses, improvements and prvile. e.
of what kind soever thereto belonging
TERMs-Cash, or on such credit as may be agreed
on at the time of sale.
" 27-td THOMAS HOWARD Trv.tco
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Black TeAsi ffysh sapvllea constantly fseeiv-
NH f''suna WI q'vkfso. and ys.ntlla III
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Two MESSKS. s. b. TURNER AND HI.
L RAM TURNER.-Yeu will please takc notice
gust Randolph. in the city of Richmond, Vlr
sinia, on the 9Th day Of August sss, between The
the dispositions Of T. NJ FERNEYHOtGH and
others, to be read in evidence for me, in certain
suit pending in the Circuit Court of the city OF
Plaintiff. If the taking Of the said dispositions
shall. from any cause, not be commenced, or, be-
ing commenced. shall not be completed, on the day
aforesaid. the taking Of the said dispositions will be
adjourned from time time, until the taking of the
same shall be completed. o. H. CHALkLEY.
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II on the 7th day of April, 1889, by H. v. Graves,
which deed is duly recorded in the Clerks Office OF
Hanover County Court, shall proceed, at the re-
farm Of said Graves; in said county, neal. Beaver
Dam pepot, on the virsinis Central Railroad,
erty mentioned in said deed, consisting of two
hne Horses. agricultural Implements, Household
Il O'Clock A. NJ. Terms cash.
j. T. SIyTT0N In. TP,astaA
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BY Jas. NJ. Taylor 4 Son, Auct,s.

TWO bKVVk FENEMENTS AND LOTS,
AND TWO VACANT LOTS, ON GRACE
STREET, AT AZ GTloN.-We will sell. upon the
premises. MONDAY, 18th Au- ust conmep-
eng at * o'clock P. NJ. tive Brick TENEMENTS
on the north side of Grace, between Madiaon and
Monroe streets, with rooms each and framed
kitchen.
The Lots front ss1s feet each and run back $50
feet to an allie, Is feet wide.
Immediately after the above. will be sold, TWO
beautiful building LOTS, at tho corner of Grace
and Pine streets. frontin! so feet each. and run
ming back l52 feet an alley IS feet WIDE Persons
desirin> lot for huildins purposes. in retired and
senteel nsis hborhood, would do well to attend this
sale.
TEEMs.-One- third cash balance at 8, Il and IS
months. for nezo tiable notes, with interest, and
jyA JAS. NJ TAYLOR & SON, Auets.
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METALS, NET.Ls,!-JOHN y. COR DON
VI / SON, 1ith street. near the EXCHANGE Hotel
offer for sale a lar e stock of METALS, comprisins
Swetss, American Hammered Peru Hammered,
kus ish and En-lish Refined Iron; English, Ameri-
can Russia Sheet Irons Rolled and Slit Refined
Nails, Norway and American Nal Rods. Sheet
Zinc. Spelter and spelter Solder; Hoop, Band and
Scroll Iron; Broad Plough Iron nn3 Plough Plates
Tin Plate. PIX and Bar Tin. Bucket Ears. Rivets
and Sauce Pan Handles; Iron and Lacqusred Wire,
Nos. q to Is
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&E0 REWARD.--We will pay the above re-
apCO ward for the detection and delivery of ].
E. HARRIS, whose real name is WIN: F: PAR.
FISH; and tho recovery of $3.50 which the said
$40 for the apprehension of Parrish, that he may
be brought to justice Parrish is about twenty Ave
years old; feet 10 inches high. light hair and has
pair of bruised ey es. caused by q heavy blow re-
ceiyed from four pound weight.
DUKE L HUTCHINSON,
iy 23-dGcwts Richmond.
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k-WS JUST VPENED.-Large additions to
~ lS my stock OF GLASS WARE. comprising, in
Ha pars, Cut and Pressed Goblets., Tumhlers,
Beer Glasses. Fruit Bowls, Preserve Dishes Salt
Cellars, Julep Tubes. Cordial Glasses. &c. Those
in want viii please call at the China Store OF
THOS. A. BULKLEY, 1877 Main ST.
~ kEESEE l. PARIS IMPROVED
&A STONE-WA AR EkF RUIT JARS, with cork
49, shoppers. air-tisht, for preserving fresh
w fruit, oysters. IN! nee meat &c. We have
very large lot OF the above superior Jars, of all
18th and Cary streets.
kEESEE A. pARp AIa.ue.....
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EFIn -
fwt4E SIDE OF FRlNtTfk LIE
NM 4 " g ecld 81 feefioa q ~ - 49, ~ -
~ ~ ~ - - 90 q Ansuet - ~ i e5elssf
80 ~ yery vqtpeblo lot. viii 1fss i@s7Is
KY snessoms adl9tginx the Revere HsSsS sSsie-
~ oecspRs90y of Nj Jahu fpvsn fSS 4. ~
n s..; y ~ ~ m9ss % l6os - kfiSfiis sssS
~ ~ g y cessaaSo into tw yetse. = nsS u 49,
Ixnxs ysry hherai, viss Ore baftk 60. -.
anei at !, yend 5gearss fof lszoeiaS 49, fv3ts
Ihe forssoisE raj sstats i Admirably $500
ds sa 3 's'' q ne -, S{o bbbhil
y1 -. - lnsis.
VALUApLE NEAL EST1TT On a Acr
rs n1sH R MA za sEEHR55tkns. IN Ss
slns trustee, and tho PROTESTANT Eyiscopal Con-
a.on formerly wolshippin. 1t Christ Church.
naenmends w alen soil at public suction. On the
ncln.n Sc 5hs 9sh ef AY6pct ~, &
which the seid church stood pror 10 IL bein. a.
ssroyed " hre: hss front on the south slde Of
SdSce street. 81 y feet, and depth Of rs fact.
ns,cOne- fourth cash: balances ct 8, ~ and y
montnS, LOT negotiable notes, interest edled -
ei Il 8 y trust ts a1sfH, e title Tsts.nsd;
n n
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= ' for sale from two tr three hundred thousand
pieces Of we'll seasoned STAVE TIMBER. Per-
saTs wishing to purchase ean get desired inform.-
tol hy adGressius me al Sklnquarter. Chesterfield,
Va. liYll-3tnw3w Z !. GRESHAM,
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FRESH Acknowledgements HAIR
l. RIS K co. have Just received nice lot OF BLK
Alpaca Sacks and Frocks. Also, Linen and beached
leans Drawers. together with Collars. Crevats.
Ties and Half Hose all of which they viii sell yer,
low. Those persons who have been waiting can
now be supplied. Call ON.
DARRACOIT +, HARRIS CO,
Successors 10 Merchant, Welsigera Co.,
= H..
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1OUBLE WARP RAILROAD BAGS.

fuIi supply Of the above superior rtiele now On
hand. 10 which large additions are daily made.
Also, a chcaP style for those who prefer them.
RAGS. Of all sizes made to order and at short mo-
lice. Apply to L B. BENTLEY, Agent,
ie dfw6 anwlvt Richmond.
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tI Manufactured hy the
MANCHESTER COTTON AN D WUOLEN MAN
UFACTCRiNG COMPANY,
On hand q full supply OF heavy Double " aIp
GRAIN RA(3S made in the most substantial man
ner, expressly for railroad PURPOSES Can Also iur-
nish at short notice, BAGS mnde OF cheaper mate
rial, suitable for guano, plaster 6Tan Ms; y Appv
to W M n. IOW GisC,
lie 2l-dlW&zawAW Aaent.
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OTIt L TO BAKKEL MAkfRs.-i h.v

Tor LfNCHRIR G-TO LEAVETUESDAY
[ The Canal Boat MERCHANT will leave as
shove. For freight apply ~ WM: L, COX.
Al l-st At the Shed. Nprh street
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THE VIRGINIA WORM KILLER. --Tl

L preparation has stood the tests of trial as well
criticism. and proves itself to I've not only the
test. but the cheapest safest and most pleasant to
thu taste. of any similar preparation now IN use.
AL who have used 1t, pronounce Ii the me plus
ultra Of Fermlfuges; and are willing to Iledse
their lives, their fortunes and their sacred
honor IN attestation of ITS eoctual results. Pre-
pared only BY F.. !. PIC0T prugrist.
l-fh mud Maj IT
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CIGARS.-Wesre receiving a lot Of very supe-
~ rior Havana Cigars, which will suit oil who are
in want OF Il first rate article.
WARlNG h PEARCE, Drnggists.
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Turner x 60. have lust

W received superior Virginia manufactured full
81 + ERSh.GS. Also. blue and black mixed SATI-
y ITS. suitable for servants and field hands. which
vg rs sold n very low prices. Gu I'm
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Various sizes of the above superior Chnrn. j.rt
received per schr. cerltc, and for sale at
HJIkIEf,S. Isl Main 1T.
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Ie!lns FeTy lberNi. NtpIv %
P. HORTON KEACH, or to
iy lS-2agim G0DDfN & hPPERSON.

J I
~, FOR SALE PRIVATELY, two small
IL: BRICK TENEMENTS. on LIST. between liroad
2eI y nd Marshal! streets fronting 81 feet. with
depth Of IS feet, now occupied by good tenante.--
Title indisputable. For terms, apply to
!. 7. WALKER,
jy 27-2tawfw" Central Presbyterian Office.
~, FOR RENT-The upper part of house No.
Es.:s 81. Broad street. over j. c. Porters family
ELL grocery, containing 1--WE rooms. Apply to
all l-Sts J. c. PORTER.
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rrtI,EoAr MoKRIs, BooKsToRE

I.
1HELIFE OF GENERAL GARIBALDI Writ
zen by himself, with sketches of his compan-
ons In arms. Translated ny Theodore Dwight.
author Of a tour IN Italy in 1891. Embeished
with hne engraved portrait on steel; 81.
fEFSONAI. RECOLLECTlONS OF THE AMER
Ian REyoLTTl0N.--A private journs
Prepared from authentic domestic records
To- ether with "reminiscences of Washington
and fafay cite. Edited by SIDNEY Barclay. 81.
HARTLEY NORMAN. 4 tale of the times. By
Allen Hampden. Sl25. aul-2t
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1 s>r~Nr~<~~Nr
, FALLING Of a Canal Syiage mt Albion. N
- MANY Persons X lille u and Wounded
49, of some OF the X Nled, &c.
ALBION, N Y, Sept %, 1859
H.. soA, ,,,no, nal bridge in this vlscp Ten this
aYternoon with az ,,or 'nse crowd of people, wis were
attending the Counsy Fair r'sn'een deaa podies haSe
already been taken out, and Ii supposed 'na' many
more are still in the water.
A great number injured
The following are HE nance of the killed as far as they
have been learned
Adelbert Wilcox, Of West KenSAll.
Mr. Stison, of South Batler.
Thomas Cady, Of Albion.
Jane !. Avery, of Albion.
Sarah Thomas, Of Carlton.
Augusta Mar,ier, Of Carlton.
Mr. Henry, of Carlton
Ransom Murdoch, of Carlton.
Mrs. Ann viee, of Barre
Thomas Handy, of Yates.
Sophia Pratt, Of Toledo.
Perry Cole, Of Barre.
Sophia Harris, Of Albion.
Mr. Cornell, Of South Barre.
A middle aged man, name unknown. There are others,
but their cannot yet be got.
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The st. Louis Fair.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 2S, 1859.
The principal feature of the fair to-day the award
ing of the St. Louis prize No Of 81 900 the best tho
rough bred bull Of any age, which taken by
"Duke Of Airdue," owned by B. A. Alexander,
Of Woodord county, KY. This ring numbered four
teen entries, embracing many Of the noblest ami
mails in the country. The regular premium of
500 for four year old bulls awarded to
"King Alfred" owned by J. n. Brown, of Sangamon,
H. OF stations for all work, there ftysx entries,
and the first premium awarded TO Henry Clay BLACK
Hawk), owned by Ben E Harris, Of Macon county, Mo
The weather continues delightful, and the influx Of
strangers the city is ncessan The number of visters
on the grounds to-day must have reached 40 ooo The
steam fire department had their annual parade to-day
and visited the Fair grounds, eicting universal admra
ton for their splendid display Tomorrow the $1,000
prize for the best roadster stallion will be awarded.
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AILAfsE--PARngs~--Ob ednesiay, Sept 2s, at the H.
f. church corner Of Better and Morton streets by the
Rev J. r. Newman, Mr. Es,wA RID SEAMAN ALLAns, to Mis-
sARAn c. Press daughter 81 T. W. Parkes, Esq all
this city.
cRoiius--IowSpHs. Br0c&y n on Wcdnesda - I.
q by the Rev. Joseph Law W.. s'EoRGs G. cRo f to
cAlnAnsK MAxY, seccsd da1sAter oil Henry Gwen
Lo~ndes, Esq.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tuesday, Sept ~, by tue
Rev. DR. Burchmd Nj. j. SsDrr CRssxsH,w ~ Miss SAKE
G. SIhoSs, all OF slis city.
DE- vEAu--sIIIIsR--On Tuesday, Sep q, by the Rev.
Mp. Newman, Nj, SHEPARD IN VEAU ~ iss SARAH NIL
ri;i, ALI Of this city
lLlraI-BAlLAgt the residence of tbs BRIDES father
on Monday Sept &C. by the Rev. Samuel A. Clark, THEo
poss Q inTsll 70 May c. BALL, daughter Of VIM Ball,
Esq:, all Of Elizabeth, ~. j.
EAMBEkTJS-PurARD.- Tuesday, Sept n at Grace
Church, Brooklyn Heights, by the Row Gerard b Fagg,
Coloael W. H. IAMIuRTor, os Florida. 10 Mrs. CONSTANCE
H. lrrFARD, Of New York
s-STcsTENBoRoUGa--In Brooklyn, Wednesday
afternoon, Sept rs, at the Church OF tina Holy Trinity
the Keyy W. H. Lewis, d. d., DIR. DEWITT G. PErpRs OF
New York, 10 MISS EMILY G. SToUrSBc souGH, OF Erook
Ign.
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REpoRrs or THE Next CONGRESS-. Some OF
our contemporaries of this city appear to be
alarmed at the cost of the copious reports of
tend to give by telegraph But there is no diff
Guilty in the way. The experiment by the As
sociated Press of the full reports by telegraph
of the Sickles trial last summer will settle the
question of the expense. The average daily re-
ports of that trial were from four to FIVE
columns, at an aggregate weekly cost of about
fifteen hundred dollars, or three hundred dol
lars weekly to each member of the Association
The sum and substance of the proceedings, in
Guiding the cream of the debates of both
Houses of Congress, may be compressed into
four or five columns daily. Indeed, we may
thus secure much more Ineligible and
valuable report Of the daily transactions and
speeches of each House than by the expanding
system Of the daily Globe, which for a sharp
debate of five or six hours requires from thirty
to forty large newspaper columns. Our plan
is to give the points, the pth and substance
the trash and spread eagle twaddle for Bun
connie. We think this plan can be made to
work handsomely to our Associated Press
within the margin indicated, and if we can get
the old slow newspaper coaches of Philadel-
pha and Boston to go shares, the cost to each
contributor will be materially reduced. But,
with or without these outside auxilaries-yea
with or without our colleagues of the New York
Associated Press-the New YORK HERALD will
try the experiment of giving its readers every
morning ,daguerreotype full length view
of the proceedings of the preceding day
in both branches Of Congress- and the
proceedings of the same day down to two
O'Clock, in our three o'clock afternoon edition.
Thisis the age of progress. and the programme
OF the New YORK HERALD is to keep up with
the progress, the demands and the facilities of
The are
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cast for the American State ticket last year
sp,m,.d be found against Seward, his "irrepres-
esible conflict and the Seward State ticket OF
This year, from begin ming TO end. We trust,
therefore, thai the rank INA ME OF INC ias emu
of the American party VIII. act upon the COM
mon sense idea that the party % uiSoahded' and
dhat each man for himself is as III g 70 vote the
whole ticket, democratic OF republi. ah' as II no
such party despotism as that of The dark Ian
riern had ever existed
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept %, 1859.
Cotton unchanged sales to-day 5000 bales. Flour
steady sales OF 600 bbS Sight exchange on New York
q per cent premium
Cotton CASTER but not quotaby lower sales to-day 800
bales
PHIIADKrPHIA, Sept %, 1859.
bushels; red 81 II 81 is; white, 81 rs 81 49, Corn
firm: sales 5000 bushels; yellow, SIC. Whiskey steady
BALTIMORE, Sept %, 1859.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat opened buoyant:
sales 60 900 bushels, closing dull Corn acve yellow,
SIC. S5c.; white, SIC. SAC Provisions steady. Whs-
key-cty, &c, a decline Of &c % -,
Flour firm and in fair demand: sales 500 bbls. at
81 26 "a s7 for State from spring wheat 81
for extra Canada; IS IS Is for fair to favorite
double extra ditto; - e2h a q Sly for extra
extras. wheat-Choice spring advanced Ike, other
varieties firm holders not offering freely, sales 81 900
bushels No Chicago SPRING to arrive and from store
at S6c aS7 900 bushels Milwaukee club at 90c So
600 bushels No. Chicago spring at e0c, 5000 bushels
white Canada at 81 TO- Corn scarce and firm; no sales
Oats firm sales so 600 bushels Canada at 36c Barley
steady sales 900 bushels Canada at 75c. Whiskey in
better demand sales 100 bbs at 2536c mports-100O0
bbs flour; 600 bushels wheat 900 bushels OATS 900
bushels barley Canal exports-1,700 bbls. -four 49,,
Oswroo, Sept 2s-sP.M
choice Canada extras at IS 121s IS 62H. Wheat with
out material change but with active demand sales
5000 bushels white Canadian, at ~ l2h; 4oo1 bush
private terms. Corn-Market bare. Barley acve sales
q 500 bushels Canadian at 75c. 75ac including 800
bushels be deVered by the 5h October at 74c. Rye
in better demand sales, 5000 bushels at Tic. re-
principally the outside figures Oats wanted but there
is offering Peas dull sales 900 bushels Canadian
at SIC. Frcights steady, Csc -four, &c. wheat,
SIC. on corn to New York. Imports-350 bbs -four,
bushels wheat 9O0 bushels barley, $500 bushels
rye. Canal Exports-345 bbls. flour, 1900 bushels
CHICAGO Sept Is, 1859.
Flour active Wheat buoyant and advanced De-. sales,
10000 bushels spring at SOC Corn firm Oats Arm Re-
cepts4 800 bbs -four "a 600 bushels wheat IL 500 do
corn Is 600 do oats Shpments4s0 bbs flour, 63 900
bushels wheat Sight drafts New York per cent pre-
MUM.
CINCINNATI, Sept. %, 1850
Flour advancing: superne 81 10 81 80 Red wheat,
81 OF 81 O5; white, 81 os 81 IL. whiskey advanced
Csc Bacon shoulders held at Sc. and sides at 10c.
Exchange on New York at sight y per cent premium
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Affairs I'm Boston.

BOSTON, sept. q, 1857
A. W. Spencer was elected Vice President Of the Bro
kers Board today.
Tho trial Of Dr. Aver for assault on R. s. Fay, was to-
day postponed till November 2. Mr. Fay is slowly
recovering.
= Professor Theophilus Parsons delivers eulogy on
bridge and the legal profession generally tomorrow
meeting OF the creditors OF Phillips Sampson Co.
was held today IN the insolvency Court at which the
thousand dollars. A. IT. Rice and Harvey jewellers
chosen assgnecs The creditors present voted una
nimously to leave the further publication OF the Aaaa
Monthly Magazine 10 the discretion Of the assguces
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INTERESTING FROM .WAsHls vs.
dispatches from our Minister and cosAs~
modorc In China, &c., sxc.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.

| ~-S~~A "SA NAAhASteI anu SOXOs
modorc In China, &c., sc.
| OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
| WASHINGTON, Sept IS, 1859
understood that dispatches have been received at
the Department of State from Minister China Mr..
ward dated July 4, after the battle and that Chinese au
thorties had assured Mr. Ward that the next day
July g. they would be ready at the mouth of the Peho,
to receive and convey him Pekin for purpose Of
changing Publications of the treaty.
II is doubtful, however, whether they meant to fual
this engagement. Our Minister did not believe they
would. What effect tho recent battle may have tho
treaty, Of course ia not known his dispatches
dated the day after the battle Whether the Chinese will
consider the United States parties after the Of
Commodore Tatnall in rendering aid TO the English Ad
miral remains 10 be seen. That he did render aid and
with the approval OF Minister Is true Nothing fur
Their can BIO known until additional dispatches are
received.
The recent from China has produced quite
saton in diplomatic circles here
Dispatches received to-day at the Department Of
State from Mr. Campbell Boundary Commissioner at San
JUAN He reports everything quiet and does not appre
bend any further difficulty or fighting. He announces
that negotiations are broken Off between him and the
English Commissioner. He maintains that our right to
the island is clear and conclusive.
Minister McIane arrived here this evening" and stop
ping at Willard s.
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Naval Intelligcncc.

Preparations made on Monday at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard haul out the United States steamers Wyan
dot and Mohawk but at late hour in the afternoon they
mad not left. They will perhaps leave to-day is
required where they lying for the reception OF tho
J,stcd States steamer Brooklyn, which will take their
places along side Of the dock To receive such repairs as
required on her.
The United States steamer Susquchanna, lying at the
,oo,,yn Navy Yard Is to be ovcrhanlcd ms fast the
rxhonsted resources Of the yard will permit A small
amoun, OF workmcn have already been Put on her for
that purpose
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One Day Later from California-Arrival
of the Overland Mail.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. q, 1859.
The overland mail arrived in this city night bringing
California dates Of the 9th inst No Of importance
is furnished by the San Francisco papers.
The Los Angeles Vineyard Of the 9th states that Major
Armstead had concluded peace with the Mohave Indians
their agreeing to renauish all claim to the valley in
the immediate vicinity Of Fort Mohave.
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Holmes' Gallery, 691 Broadway, be-
tween Amity and Fourth streets Photographs daguerreo
types, ambrotypes and cameotypes.
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30 Cent Miniatures.-5O Cent AmbrO-
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