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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-26

FOR s A E.-The APPA-
-1f97s-- gATUs belonging TO the Indenendent
ESayssLr Fire Company of Baltimore, Md con-
NNS@gg1-sstiug of one FIRST CLASS STOUT
1Eu EN0INB; two SUCTION ENGINES; three
two-wheeied BOSE CARRIAGES. and fifteen hun
dred feet OF Copper Riyetted HOSE-fvs hundred
feet of which is new.
The above apparatus was built by the celebrated
builders, John Rod gers Il Sons Baltimore, Md. is
in excellent order, and in point OF insh Craving all
the modern improvements) cannot be surpassed.
For particulars address
JOHN FUSSELBAUGH,
SECRETARY IndanandAnI Fire Cn,nnaiiY
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AUCTION eALHa.


O' 1Arub, Auck
A uCTiON.-HORSES. MULEs co~s
-. &C -Mili be sold THIS DAY N ~
and wa1r NJ o Central Depot several sss 49, 49,
s DsI.sf a,cn Cows and Calves; buSsy ~ 81 80
nm 26 jE
NiunI SALES.-I win continue IL,
silver sales Of large lot Of Gold. PLATED s,s
Esch ar,;oia and Jswelry of every dsscrirtSos
de 22t va" pooiHveiy % sold.
MANCHESTER REAL EaT1T1 E677;;
- sALk.-At the request of The p,a.,..-.
S WI, SOL On "a sATuRDAY next, at p. rs
Noas ano loss OF the Ia John BROOKS on ~
possession given. so0u' immcnses
Isams@oneshird cash. balance In land months.
nh 22-5ts RIJRFafsT p.vu.:~
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mhn z sEG xaR & sAEb's, Trustees.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oII On

- VALUABLE REAL ESTATE in THE CITY
OF RICH MOND. AT THE CORNER OF CLAY
AND SIXTH STREETS-As Commissioner. under
decree OF the Circuit Court of Richmond city. in
me chancery suit of Towards Trustee against
Towards, shall sell at public auction on the nre-
misses. at O'Clock P NJ. ON TUESDAY. the 10th of
March, 1852 II fair. (if not the next fair dsyy that
valuable nall acre Lot. No 556. at the southwest
corner OF Cay and 9th Streets with large framed
thereon, at present in the occupancy
OF Mr. VIVA q Tompkins. The Lot has a front on
1873 feet ~ '''oe'0 Vi
=. Alter selling the corner, with the dweiug-hou
thereon the balance OF the Lot will be divided int
parcels fronting on Clay or on 9th streets-a plat
ana survey OF which will be exhibited at the sale
TEaMs-')ne fourth cash. the balance of the pur.
chase money payable in three equal instalments
payable at g. IL and Is months bearing interest
from the day OF salethe said interest parable half
yearly, for which said principal and interest sepu.
rate negotiable notes are to be taken from the pur
purchase money is fully paid The taxes and insu
rance for 1859 to be paid by the purchasers.
HOWARD, Conn.,
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DnE @oaCa.
observation-disclosures

IL ~ THE PUBLIC.
NEp AND BEAUTIFUL SPRING GOODS
Ne ~ MAIN sTREgT,
Vet, will f,nd tho Chez est handsomest Goods Of
~ description that can be found at any nry
i'tSs store Black and Coicred silks so cents and
wards: De LANES. orgoades ans Jaconets. Lawns
~, HalYcocs aud BeTeg -, a. ali prices Rrliants AT
"a sgnfs: H~own Linen, Scr Men aud ioys AZ i9SS,
,3,as Handkel hiefs o'~ and upwards. Biark silk
,3tfs s.As worth ~ M tseiies aud Linen Fosons
az, IS. sad higher prtcss; Stella shswls md Man
,IIss from al IS " bite Ladies' * i'd Gloves 5;
- iAAe fit"" WIVES. vs. tspfth Ply irish I'm.
rs Tlsrl,og tie cheapest ever bfogeht 10 ia CITY
>.tss and C@maTsc Collars; Swiss aud Cambria
rsp1t 4stoptulug 3oS, Green. Brown AMI ph,e
TrGyz oy Nels al is; ttuehes tog Hannets at II is
sasts .cbiy Won u ,iopbig the menev; Extension
SKIRTS ~ CeGls Sad Twsrts; Brown and ri, acheSi
:. .r.- \ AMI SDe0ttrg at all prices; Black White
s3f NlAei aUsr al Ia cts, and q great many more
Goods Al lytov t4i osnnot t8ii so please Cali aoon
Ne.oct Il he j. is.s. 81 No q Main street
rh JOSEPH STRAGSE
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~ TO THE PUBL.C.-1hecSN 1870 T.
SySsub.criber takes this method ofEf2@Sa3-
il 1. rming his friends and the public generally mat
he has opened general LIVERY, SALES and
HIRING STABLE, on 18th. between Franklin and
Grace streets. one square below the Old Sarket
and rs many new ones az may favor him with their
patronage, with the assurance on his part that
thing shall be left undone that will add to the
fort and safety of STOCK entrusted to his -
His gIoems polite and attentive. and his grana-
ry will always be supplied with the best the market
affords. GEO L EARNEST,
Agent for Joseph Brummel.
81 will give my personal attention to the
buying and selling of HORSES aud MULES. for
those that may entrust such matters to my Judg.
ment NH l5-lm Il n.
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DEMONSTRATORS SALE In MAN.

~ CHESrER.-0u TUESDAY. the 5th day OF
April 1882 will sell at public auct n on the pre-
misses, all The personal property OF the late Henry
Lutfmire, (Main street No 49, consisting OF the
stock of Groceries Household and Kitchen Fxni
ture &c. and one fine Mich Cow.
TERMs-for small sums, cash. for sums OF 500 and
over with approved security before delivery, upOr
q credit of four months.
sale commencing at ? o'clock. NJ.
ROBT W GILL, Sheriff
NH 25-tdsf and Admiuistr ator.
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x EMOVAL.-ln order to have some
~ improvements made to my shop. on the corner
of Main and 7th streets. 1 have for the present
taoved next TO Walter D Blair. Esq, corner of Sth
and NJ ain where shall be pleased to receive CT.
deIs for PAINTING, WHITENING aud COLOR
ing business. ~ ISNDRIN
NH 2j-6t
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BOARDING.
1880 n =, =,
THE TUNSTALL HOUSE,
CRAGHEAD STREET.
DANVILL2, VIRGINIA.
With new furniture, and newly repaired we a.
sure visitors that effort will be spared 10 promote
their comfort and we respectfully solicita trial
The TU INSTALL HOUSE is also the STA0E OF.
FICE, and our omnibnses will always be In rssdi.
ness to carry passengers TO and from the Depot
A Il WALTEkS0 e3tsa
WALKER Sptoprietops
70 ti-tyd w T SIJMpNS J
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VERY DESIRABLE NOUsEHOLD and
W., Kitchen FURNITURE. AT AUCTION
March. 1859, at 10 O'Clock M at the residence of
TInsieg, ESQ. corner of Broad and lOth streets.
ms entre household and Kitchen Furniture con.
sung or the usual variety. The Furniture is Chief.
" OF Richmond manufacture, and has been we'll
Kept amongst which is a pair of very fine Mirrors
their interest to attend the sale - "
NH % r.
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COAL.

HAVING determined to continue iLe
o., WOOD and COAL business at the old .t.na -
STAGE HILL, hope by strict attentisn t M q
ness TO merit acontinuancs Of the pairoaaos ~ ~
iato aria and the public gensralIy. VI 'ne
JAMES MILL
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1919. sENlNe TRADE. 1850.
ELG&a II IS a3kFNNaY,
,yPUSTAH& Shp WHOLESALE DEALERS
INIu&a'2N AND DOMESTIC
sflJt GOODS,
NJ L T.aT5 .N'Nst, RlcbmoHll, 7

NJ T. 44t sNrftE. n4'ft0eHN. Va
a Nivs,eie. North C$volns and tennessee the
lsr zest and De5s stock al
DRY GOODS
v. have ever zen able "a exhibit.
C5ue U,Rg Qua business primo palty - piece .cads
~ rate stock, apd fcvi satisfied that house in
tScnuntTy can ofler l.. ttur selected stook of
EDc4Sh aud Anon, Al Prints
Fancy printed Lawns. Iscauets and Camhrics
FIGe French and ka.iish 0Fgsndies and Chal-
l}eS
Fa,ry BagcgeE, nelaiBes aud Falentias
Robes d. every styit az Lawns, Jaccncis, Or.
ssE0iss, BayeRes Caa}lies sud pelainos
S.;Ss Popltns, Check "a Scoss Millainas
Satia striped BaTcCeS
3sSvs.is Chains. DIlageE, &C
r. Waite CaIDtrGes. swiss Musiins Irish rtuans
q. We have, at Cur own importation Ia-re stock
- lich wjl sell lower than We have ever been
., e. tod before.
n goods for SaaSlemen's aud boys wear ourstock
tsv.fy large slt! varied. ami IS cheap as We have
ever been ble - sell them
" have Al extTS large stock Of goods for No.
4. rs such as
Germaa AID Scotch Linen Burlaps
Farmers Drills, Linen Ducks
ursNy Iotrua Eplils and Cott0Da6cs
PlaHd and Striyed DoMestics
PLAID sud Striped pEaabNJgs
De- rims, Sc.
aall q which ~ ask . special cXamiuat ion by
tie = ale. We are determined TO meet the mark ct
tricas North snd South. With well established
igu>as. ELLbTE DREWRY.
NH Pm
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Sale conducted by GoDDIN L ApPERsoN. iucts.
nah Is
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON

hNDOOME BUILDING LOTS On
ID o. Rroaq Street in Mayos Plan. and Valuable
oiaSbian Hotsl FOR SALE AT Au6rfSpSSS IL fl
be sold. on WEDNESDAY. the 3Oth March, 1889, on
two beautiful Building Lots, Nos 70 and74 in Mayos
~. han, on which SarC9nters shop stands, now in
feet, running back Ito feet to an alley After which
will be sold the valuable Brick Tenement on the
north side OF Cary street. opposite the Columbian
Kohler d Co.
TERMS tne-fourth cash. balance at 4, and 70
months. Tor negotiable notes. interest added.
cured by trust deed. or title retained The taxes
and insurance for 1889 TO be paid hy the purchasers
NH 10 GODDIN APPERsON, Aucts
MINE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
~ ON LEIGH AND 10TH STREETS FOR SALE
lth April. 1889. on the premises commencing at
O'clock, Cor Immediately after the sale of Mrs.
p,uce fea estate pine beautiful building Lots on
adjoining the residence of Mr. Lewis Webb, a plat
OF which can be seen at our office. These lots are
among the most beautiful in this city and are quite
convenient to most OF the business parts Of Rich
m0nd.
TERMs-One fourth cash balance at g IL and ~
months for negotiabienetes interest added secured
by a trust deed, Or title retained
The taxes for 1859 to be paid by the purchasers.
VALUABLE LOT On TIE NORTH
Streets, and HOUSE AND LOT at the corner Of
AUCT!oN.-wiil be sold. on MONDAY. the an
April, 1852 on the premises conu encing at o'clk
VI, the valuable Real Estate located az above
Ihe hrst named lot fronts 25 feet runs back about
35 feet to an alley and is Immediately opposite the
residence OF Mr. Bargamin, Sen. The other prop
erty fronts 80 fet the south side of Dover street.
runs back On the East line of Laurel street zoo feet
to an alley, and has on it q framed tenement occu-
| pied by MIR Krouse
TERMS: One-third cash, balance at4 and months
Tor negotiable notes, interest added, secured by
| trust deed The taxes for 1859 to be paid by the
purchasers.
Elh "a GODDlN e APpERSON Aucts
7 ARGE FRAMED BUILDING, COR
~ NER FRANKLIN AND 4TH STREETS, AT
| AUCTION.-Wiil be sold on MONDAY afternoon.
| 18th March. 1859 at O'Clock. the large Framed
Building. situated as above described. GENTLY in
the occupancy of Mr. Bass The same to be reIlov.
| ed in 80 days from the day of sale.
TERMs-four months credit for approved epdors
| ed negotiable note. G0DDIN APPERSON.
NH "a Auetioneara
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Se61m REWARD. -JERFRIEs' An

WUO TIDOTE, SPECIFIC MIXTURE Sor The
cure of Gonovhoea. elect. strictures, and sfmiIar
disordars 1t makes speedy cure without the lsaae
nlication TO business. The proprietor chal engss
sipgle case Of recent 6onorrh0a which the ntEture
viii not cure. under forfeiture p $50 t1rensf-
tnre Is taken when exposed. Repeated sxpsrilneaa9
and long experience have proved that h VII radi.
desirabie result 70 obtained In nom two 70 tea eay9
and - Il neither creates nausea nor oende 9e -.
ats and renders unnecessary all devineion - So q
thy digestion, the nuisance y thus reuoyes
speedily q u consistent with the rrodueqoq 9
tkoreuah and permanent cure. lts tnereo.oMk ~
entirely vegetable, and no injurious eneeS 49,
oonstitutienaliy Of locally, caa b oansee ~
Use. - =
Priosel psr bottle. Sale aesut 81. Qew yts4 y
q Rina, No 81 Broadway. corner q yqen Isx
tn 0ALLnGDxR. c0rnsx ~ - ana Wesaus -
SciS s. yrsHrR 4 wIHoEols
6a3-hly n1ehmon1 Va
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4 CARD.-The subscriber having re.
"A turned to the city. and bought of Mr. Gill his
old stand, hopesby strict attention to business and
using the best ofmaterials to merit share OF pub
lie patronage. ISAAC D BRIGGS
n B-Persons having claims against MIR Gle.
will present them 10 me- and those indebted to
him. will please settle with me.
NH 22-6t* IDR
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XOuTH,a. BOYS, AND CHILpREN,a

YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDREN'0
l. CLOTHING.-D ARRACOrr, HARRIS 4 Co,
have Just received q large and beautiful stock Of
Youths. Boys, and Childrens Clothing, msds and
cut in the very best manner and made TO ht boys
from to 81 years. We would confidently invife ell
in want to give US q call, assuring them thai the
gooda shall be sold at the lowest prices Call on
DARRAC0TT. HARRIS 3 On,
No liz Main street.
mh I2 Successors to Merchant. Weisiger 10.
Olive OIL In JARS.-A few jars Of
" superior Olive or Sweet Oil, first rate article
for manufacturers, and lower than the Oil in bot
ties.
Also, Olive Oil in barrels. for sale In quantities 70
PURCELL. LADD 4 On. Druggists,
NH 10 Corner Main ard Governor sts.
NOTICE. - The subscriber having .
~ large number Of accounts due and unsettled.
which should have been settled prior 70 January.
1855 would respectfully notify al SUCH that al 90
counts due him previous to 1853. and not paid o.
closed by bond or otherwise By the Let day on 70
bruary 1852 will be put in the hands OF the law ioe
collection.
and Gentlemen's furnishing Goods low for cash. OF
10 punctusl customers SPENCE.
no Corner Of Main and 18th ~.
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DIR. SANFORD'S LIVER INYIGuRA

nR. SANFORDS LIVER INVIGORA-
~ TOR, or Liver Remedy for all affsc tons of the
Liver irregularities OF the stomach ind Bowels or
those diseases csus ID by said ortisk
Headache Costiveness. Piles. Chronic Diarrheca,
Dysentery. Cholera Morens. summer Complaint.
Cholera Infantnm, Jaundice, Rush Of the Blood to
"a Head Debility aud all female weakness 20 be
had ut nAdNEns pIug etore.
mh24 corner ON oha ofOau Us.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE AND SALE

T-Yriyp nm,
kVn HlRE-A strong, healthy young
5,oiorod WOMAN, Of good character. who Il az
noner. Apply to washer anu
MR., WIN PHILLIPS, 18th street
p .-n Between Main and Rank
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h3 TOILET SETS.-Just received by
WH ship VIM Penn, direct from Liverpool, some

HtM AHIp w m Penn, direct from Liverpool some
~ rich and beautiful TOILET WARE Thosa in
want are respectfully invited to cali at
Corner 4th and Broad Streets
-, a. kUSUTTON Jr.
SETS, for sale low DA""
French China Gold Band and Decorated TEA
sEFs-some very handsome. Call aud see them
SLoP JARS. D0 "na
Cut and Moulded GLASS WARE. consisting Of
Bowls. Tumblers, Gob.ets. Pickle Dishes Preserve
Dishes aud STANDS &c; to be sold as low as any in
this market ut Corner 9TH and Broad streets
NH 24-d6twcit nc SUTTON jr
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no MERCHANTs,-The advertis

ITO MERCHANTS advertiser,
i who is young man, solicts active employ
ment in some enterprisiug commission house His
penmanship being such a. would likely afford en-
tire satisfaction, together with the fact that he
possesses a fair knowledge of the science of book
Keeping constrains him 10 believe that his services
would be ofvaue an assistant to the book-keeper
OF q house commanding an extensive trade, should
nothing ;active offer. However, in either capacity,
by faithuness and strict prebity, be will strive to
ging him, aud will demand nothing unreasonable
for his labor. Please address Confidential. !"
through the post office. NH s5-3t*
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FOR PHILAD ELPHIA. VIA
ssEuss& BALTIMORE.-The good scbr RRTNETrp
james johnson, master. having a portion of her
cargo engaged and going on board will have ali
possible. dispatch. For remainder of cargo. apply
to w n IyOJ oJIJTir l. >Epi1
NH 25-5t w.
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STRIPPING

LII FOR MOBILE-The superior
.assSs last sailing scbr SAkAH GAY Cresse mas.
ter havlag the greater pdstion of her cargo en-.
gagged viii have quick dispatch as above. For re-
mainder Of cargo. apply to
NH 22-6t " ID coz OvIJTr L. m
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GEORGE HUM MEL'S Premium ES-
~ sENCE OF COFFEE One package OF this
Essence will go as far as four pounCs of roasted
store Coh-e, and Coffee made by this Essence will
preserve perfectly the real of the best roasted
store Con 5e but will have more delicate and finer
haVor. inner color, and will certainly be much
Wnoiesomer Tor every person, than pure roasted
store Coffee; will also be clear without recurring
anything to clarity it Manufactured and for sale
wholesale and retail, by
NH % Main st naar ,ajd 49,.
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ELOVER HILL AND ANTHRACTTE
~ COAL AND C0KE-For sale by
.oo - NJ d WHITING
Idzi--Zin Hear petHrsbure Oa..ss4
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NoIiCE.-l have taken an Office snd
~ yard On the north side of the Bas;n Roc
TN ana 10th htreeta. for the purpose of condncti,
tae WOOD and COAL BUSINESS, and respectf,,iiss
Solicit me patronage OF my friends aud tie pnbIi!
SSneafsIy. ALBERT blair.
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NEW MANTLE3.--We have just re.
" cc;yed "A supply If new Mautes-say Grey
Linen T-lmas aud nac.arS, Fun CSmhrc Taimss
ar3 Rsgleus; Aavsui.es do DO, silk aud Lace do Dc;
y h.,e ter.xa CO 10, Biatk Bersze do O.; super
Eisck c spe DO 20. super Black Grape a1d silk
These COOS are from the celebrated establishment
q NJ Geo 8rodia New York. Hr Il is the Ackuowl
is. Led .Iea3er IN tire fashion FOR Nan'la and has
zen 'r years the 3e'iSuer 90 s!l the Fashion Plates
published in HarpeTs' Monthly and GCdeI 8 Isdy'S
~, X sud Il Is Il suffice guarantee OF the fashion
av3 taste. thar these goods irOI his establish:
-s2t aud that they sre his newest ard best sly les
NH p CHILES CHENERY.
SPkiNG SHANLS AND MANTILLAS.
- Opened this morning, large stock Of new
rpTiuC Stella ShaHls
New Spring xephyF Wool Shawls
" bite and Back BAreGe Shawis
Black SIR Msntillas
lACk Sl1k and Lace MsutilaS
French and Chantelly Lsce Mantles-all new
STYLES.
PERKINS co.'s Cash Store,
~ p l4i haGle Square.
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la retiring from the firm Of Stage
=, HILL, return my thanks TO MI frienda fa- a.
liberal patronage extended TO the firm and rer me
mend mr. JAMES Hill as worthy of thar ~
Toyage, and hope they will patrnnye him ~
ma M-l2t< JOHN " Qrsoo
, 1859-10-27

M1ss1SG.-A son of James Cpluc, living near
the North J'rancl', on the Vest Side, has been
missing since Sunday, and it is feared that the
little fellow is drowned, as he was last seen
playing near the Branch,
, 1859-10-27
The Result nf tic Great EaEternss
Tr{nl TFln,


pu1LAnELFH1A. Oct. 2G.-The New York 1sius<s
ccntains a rery 1hnrou.h scientific description
Of the trial trip Of The Great Eastern, from
special correspondent, whom tle 7snaes dc:
scribes as m american engineer, who has TAX
en- professional interest in the matter. The
general conclusion the writer seems TO hare nj
saincf IL, that willie the expectations of the pub
lie, unduIy wrought UP By incompetent author
ities, arc disappointed. those Of ihc projectors
are ahundantty verified. Tins, while the res-
sci cannot be adrantagcously employed for a
merely transatlantic traffic, IL is perfectly i'd
npted to the long Australian voyagc for which
it IVES designed. 1t cannot attain speed Of
thirty miles an hour, but it can accomplish a
rate Of fifteen miles. 1t cannot make a trip from
Liverpool to NeE York in fire DAYS, but it can
in ten. II docs not wholly obyiasc the discom'
forls Ct sea voyage. 1t does not 60 through
the wares instend Of oSer them, but it does
pitch and roll so slightly as to csuse little seri.
Gus distress to the passenger.
Other points Of interest are dcyelopcd By the
trial. The security Of the vessel is imperfect
The bulkhcads arc neither fre.tisht nor water
be-automatie. The apparatus for super-heat-
ing seam seems only to be available At tile cost
OF great peril. The machinery is very far from
being Of that completeness mud that proportion
people had been I'D to anticipate. The boilers
arc Inadequate 10 furnish ths power required
by the engines. There is d want Of har,nony III
the working Of the scrcw and sidc.whccls. and
the Donkey Engines are By no means as service.
bic as certain American inventions Of the same
Kind. The machinery fos zais:ng and handling
the anchor is likewise Of IN indifferent value.
On the other hand, the vessel is under the
perfect control Of the helm. with no greater
amount of force than il required by first class
frigate. The consumption Of coal'i is moderate,
and the engines work with nope OF the s.itincss
Of new machinery. The opinion formed BY the
writer is thus, upon the whole, not unfavorabtc
to its claims. Indeed be does not hesitate to
pronounce it = success
The same correspondent also gives the erasi-
flying intelligence that the American trip Of the
Great Eastern is not to be deferred until next
Spring. The directors have determined 10 dis.
patch her very shortly after Soyembee.
, 1859-10-27
39rcss Griihtt1tc,
OH &c O.



The fright into which ali Of Virginia seems
- have been thrown by tho proceedings Of
brown and his twanty-onc men, has not yet
subsidcd. the Righteousness Of the prccau-
tons to prevent the escape or rescue Of the
three wounded and dying rioters, is not very
cscdi:ablo to Virginia yalor. l. company OF
infantry, d fearful array Of cannon, and
crowds Of threatening and excited men
my lie the most convincing means Of showing
the coolucss aud courage Of Browns accusers;
bit sensible readers at n Distance will guess
that tllis UNUSUAL aud unnecessary marshaling
o. forces is for the purpose Of quelling any
possible insu.1cc,ion Of tue things" which are
held hy Gov. Wisc's boasted patri:.rchal tenure
in the nci:hbo:lood in which the trial is going
OIL. Wcdo no. see, however. why the chivalry
eha;;l be afraid Of their nirgcrs unless their
co1scicnces act az quick accusers- They have.
persuaded their chattcls that Brown was only
a nlgscr-.!.icG w!1osc object was tho kidna1-
plug Of a drove If cl. ,':cls for the Southern
market. As the o"'nv:.~ know what most Ger
tainly tr;yhteas their property into su'nals-
E; H. VIC take it THAT the stories Of the scpara
ti,u AMI sale Of so n,aug Virginia families Of
sable hue, will not lie hereafter disputed. If
the attachment q: the slaves to their masters
il as sincere as tue journals q the South some
times represent why not tell the nisgers the
truth, that Browns purpose WIS their free
dom-tl1c thing which, masters assure us,
their slaves hate sbovc all things else?