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Tho Snn Juan Affair." The IIarpers#
Ferry Trial.

WASHINGTON, Oct 3v-lntciligent gentlemen,
who hare just arrived here from lie Pacific
coast, say 1llal the people there will be sur
nEisrd vi II visit from 1.eut. Gen. Scott to Sun
Juan, nj only in the Atlantic States 1hat island
has been nsasui.ied To The importance OF a con-
.lneut. While it tclonss TO the United States,
and will be retained, ,alcy add. it is not really
worth quarre'ing about. and that its sa'ue has
tfet' surprtslnE,r ovcr-estin1ated. 1t is certain
tue toae Of the Btitssl. Ministry On this suffice.
is nat agrt e.b:e to "ur Government, but an ex.
pcit declaration that Gen. H4rney was not TO-
structeu to occupy the Island. and calm and
dIgB'hed explanation Of ali the attendant cir
cumstaocea. will. it is thought, produce better
state Of feeling the part Of our transatlantic
ne1Ehbore-
Aujor Magruder left Washington this r. v. for
Chur'e<'oWn, to join his late partner, Mr. Chill.
ton. These gentlemen have been returned by
certain parties in Boston M associate counsel
for Brown: They are both yirginians by birth,
and pro slavery men. if not sla.eholders, but
sheir reputation here is such as to leave no
doubt thar they will faithfully and ably perform
their auty.
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St. I.or1s, Oct a1.-Tbe Uver,and mail Of the
10Th ARRIVED this evening. News unimpor-
taMt.
Husiness is extremely dull. Quotations IN.
changed.
About half nf the town Of Auburn. Placer
County, burned on the olh inst. Loss aboat
S:1,0 ,0O0.
Two htndrcd hostile Indians were captured
NJ the head waters OF the Feather River ard
placed In the Mendocino Reservation.
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Shipped EAs, vtA SIR E..........+...-. IS Cattle
...-.... ....-.--.... 1.eut Aoks
Saes Of Sci head xood Cattle It 3a3k for extra.
Eafes OF s&5 head medium Cattle At III 10 ~.
Saita Of ~ he.d Inferior Cattle 1t lB to-.
6aes Of Iee. head gooa Hog, II * ~ for e1tza
Sales Of s. head eononoa and i1ehs Hcea ~ sx
Sails Of 4o9 head Sheep 1t e,9 to 5a3s for extra
Sales Of 10 head Cow md Calves per head
The cepss It the week these Jas were 4 ,Aan
the week before; prices unchanged uaets Eooo .lp i=e
Cattle when Nc ore would be paid by ahppezs Hog, ke
e<s thao the week be'o.s lust os cenon Kids. Sheep
drg in The market un1es for xoo. The are.aee
prices Il ttcek il eouea In now il: Cattle packe $50
head. Uofa ss3o. Sheep. 20. The 1azds a1s pretty
wall cIsAred,
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LEx1Sc1oS, ky., Oct :l:-R Il. Champ, very
wealthy farmer Of Bourbon County, who was
recently sentenced TO the l'enitentiary for fit
teen years. for rape, escaped from JUL last Salt
urday night. Great efforts are beng made to
recover him. Another criminal escaped with
him.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET,

Tie market HI. been quite dzu for prime Cattle with
Improvement in pHtes during tic uetk. Poot a,ie IL.
u:l With large cepa Hcg. hsse ttep quite dull eurin:
The week ani hare suffered decline Of ntou c PEI IL.
There has been hut light rcslr1 Sheep and but lite IL
lcg There Is fair demand for Fa: Muto1 for the estr
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LIT TELxcAAf1.I Mox1xxA1, Oct. 81.
fLorR.Sot se1y I'm ard with knod ce1aa.d- sdpe1.
Goe No. Ut eJaU 1'ce1s generally deu1a ais $3.50 .
aais. sa.ey ~.nssd at - - IND <1tt7 Il t.7sz st.
11sssf md Txa4 n1eaacfeE. Aahsa ouf 1au
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HALIFAX, Oct. 1.-The steamer Golden Gate,
from boston, isrcponcd lost. Crew all drowned,
excepting three, who have arrived at this port
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MoxpAT EytyiHa. t'1t 81. lS1a.
tbs icce;pta sni shipments dnc:ng the past
81 hours, were as follows:
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BALT1xonx. Oct. sl.--4cting Mayor lIrPhail,
who was shot yesterday +. u 1t the Police
Telegraph Office. by Mr.. Hanna, reporter OF The
temporal artery is wounaed. lie is somewhat
eaeier tits morning. lie exonrratcs Hanna
from NIL direct blame. 1t appears ,hat Hanna
and Operator Harcnnrt had sons words the
former d,ew pistol, and Harcou grabbed il,
and in she struggle It exploded. with tue scsu..
rs relssed- W. NcPhaii says the pistol was in
tic hauds of uarcourt when tho shot was fred
The ncwfy elected Council hare been called
together to choose a President, who will become
acting Major during The indisposition Of Major
Swan. The Couucll met thia afternoon.
Political excitement il waxing warm about
The State election, which is 10 be held on
Wednesdar
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AEH1fED....... .Otott- =, l;53.
ty1o In.tes, ~ tons E-ar.l.
VIA. IIeuty.J ! I. l.0'rrs Ers@e.
- l. Efunt.an. joliet, I3} t-ua 4,74sei.
Ncwtuck~ JtD:r, t:lt.h= sr vel.
CLEARED.
nntiaa C;tlw., ?ic +: uEn.Hr.
Dtaxa. ttslw.- t.5A Eu7: &. IN :a!l.
J. L. rlexsldr Mnl1 S0;. t. !aatsE. ts51 (: -t4Ir,
SIN ring e.. kts, salIs.
A.a5i, Jo;e. !isnb1r II Fl ta:-S.ts SEN lah.
i. 2n thrur, Ju 1T. Rlt.
". H. Eruwn, LII .tEAt.
Il 3E Tan. J lat. ligl
IL. Hsnl'or. ~ It xh!.
Hnes:e1 Skate IoEt. x1s.
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IsOlkT OF CHICAGO.

AEl.4sED. .uct. Il.
Psap Irste State WItans U,d:-s Hcsa 40 f'ns Il te.
Ffu Ffee f. = t.. t. 5lc. slt b!.G& 14is=eA le 60
*uc1f, 1rE tt,t* hdEa, ~ -:s n:<.-e-
Prop kt IT,. III s%av, fiaIale .a tarS l. r .rn, tat
h-e-'; rs5 Ids 10. III Kegs uatl.. spcs ste=. lt
pk.sultss
LII! .l.A l. sl-h1a,on &c ar 1s,r, 100 sc..tr. 20 n
!@:l
Schra N:e II. lIu:t tk!sson. Gf.ea Ea. Is Il luzt=:.
&c A'tatr-s. aa'r- IT, =" h!'es. u Fl ntnte:
: ;r pL1 a'g~. Enxs't: Pest.t!s". - IN lpHt.e:-
Sthr sta Hfr. EA.f6f. 1IH5 lie. siVt b l. a te4.
Sthtt;r p tkaad.ef, E.t1a. liz II a:ac go ae1,
fuLm ES$.E is.x-t.
.ess j :v-acr. ps !: tlnc. Eco ta.,, efIasEe1s.
Srtr sl.sI. II, ot,. t;rt II We I3a ii. Fart.
:rhs si1t:. J"se~.y, It ssh. eAs wood. <LcE
r. I@nl'.tr.
fila ED.
Prep frassr State Willis u-Icn.urt5, 40 :11 ~
tak Il. $.ShephasJ Atk prs :"br 70 'stJ III wheat
ErsS Fan: ys.zr1E.rr sui ran. En1a0, LII hi cGr,-
ss Mt. F.un. 1Ec Mani-ste. ~ t:ls EJu1 " bu uls.
scsr Marr, >psat. t;ra' Il H.v.n hit.
:-ehr F. Il. tiT.v. Ja@xw... Sf. jy."!h. H.E..
>cis Maui lei, r.s4s uswrso, l:u., ou whea:.
sct:J. II. T-s.~ aric2, "slelssu's. il.A5 eu whtA''
i,aa:1 -: E.'u:.
s:hs g. l.. S<~aa, Joa,., o:sn: ileo l1 c-s. Sv:rs
p*rk.
st1r a,t.a, Mct~. cale Vrers mo 1u ep1. le'to Il,
~..tas
s,hrW. ii. n: AMI Nancy. Ea14:n. ;;.G4o ba uheas
Schr ith :. 1:slt. Hktlr. 'swe -. = ~ nF co {.
stsz Lady q sas Like. key. u@A!. Il so ID whS4s.
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HILLS HEAD LIVE STocE MAnxEr.
Reported By J. Wells fostEo Paxss AID Tn1rrE for
one ~etk. endi uet. 3la. Isa!.
Sing rre.fyetf durtr th<
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t-atfe e.
Sa :5i
iioE3
loHa ana
4pta 4.lNt
The market ths pass rtak tas baeu quts active Gtec
stork met with ready szle Tie market Is atnle bette.
fpr prime Cattle Toos Cattle are dull ae afaket ccsr.
Improving.
Dctow quote salcs Of Cattle through The weet, with
Average WEIGHTS and priees:
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The receipt Of Sheep AID Hogs the p,s wetE kas been
ries light No charge In Market for Shecr-good
tcu brings fair prices.
Saea OF 70 She pATeFaE1E g. hs xt-........... so
~ 20. y ..... -.4---.... 81,
g y Lls3nxstdn ~ ..-.......-...-. 3.su
~ doks-. IN ..-..............A -
- EW -.
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El1Euru1lcg.
r N S U r a n G E.
PARSONS i WADSW0KTH,

A1x11s4
I.v.sz FI-9 lns-szsee Company, lew FORK.
Connec.cu. F.se insurance. Cou2aay, H.rfoEd, Conn.
WvHer1 Massachusetts 1a1u1ztcs Company, Pitsdald,
A.N.
Au1uc Fin and Nas.re Insurance Company, Pfovi-
ieaee, X, I.
Eoxes Wrusma Insurance Company. Providence. r. l..
Equitable Llh, As1nfinca Company, New Tux.
z7-ofsee No. po1ea Dul!nS. corner ciask aid so7t
wates str%els, ,EhseA8e. III.
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Spt1.a ME nai afppia1 3oct Tardr-Rrpoef erp+ei.
fr Rsiy PzEss AID Ts1uzE, BY Taos SrooLt1, jp
usrk eAling OF. sLs, 1853.
Number Of Cattle received fos the eweek.....l..sn
logs .......-.......t.1ln
sheep 20 st
- Cows and Calves ........,...., Il
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n Ttexa2h.1 New tcrt, o. Il.
The following Is the statement cf tie New York Ba.t
for ths weak ending s.su,day. CT. =:
ias1eAse Y loa1. oTI!v
4aGxGase N 1Sl6Np
QSI&aSs IN Ctftulx!aa. 1fatl0
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4 CEty 0olclal Shot bt n R-porxer.

4 City 0n1clal Shot b, q Reporter,
baltimore. Oct. SUI. Marshatl llama, n
Reporter ot The Haltimora !Saa. whilst in The
Fire Alarm Telegraph ofics 10 night, got into
difficulty with parties pr sent. drew pistol and
shot Wm. s. Nef'haii. President Of the Second
l'ranch Of City Councils. hnd Ut present acting
Mayor Of The ctr during The sickness Of Mavnr
Swan. The ball took effect on Mr. Mcphairs
thigh. producing serious wound, which M.
t,rnTa fatal
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1859 q nEAr 1860
Central Short Zine Route

rrT1>nEEGN, FT WAYNE: j. r:1Ifasiv, A..I
PESSsiLvASiA RAILROADS.
TO Ar E-f~TEK-s- tITIE.s.
CLARKE & CO.,
TuE.r.;n FEE,GnT .M;ENTs.
An r1e's-c tncnt-nt frs sf~ t.c'.4h, Is autA,'.
tae t"u'p-ats .ala+d ara.yf, Al Ihs.r office,
~ Srssrburba $1rrrt,
ard .: :e1"t 1T 7 IT. ", i =. L. l.. cL.szsu:. 1t
lt;"t, tt aE'. SITE ! it. u..:..
Tas o:a<e. u lie Fen: >s'r mi Ha.::".' COMPANY
the ~; af-t .t i y: M A.. l.. >cw fulA:
~ u:' Il Az .'rr'. s.A i,I& Sl54 k.,y trvt1. l..
tea. y" y, s.tta .te.t LAT Loss. at - The .;.!:+
itrr: fh.a al ~. ~ :: &c..
GRAND Trunk RAILWAY.
NEW E,C1i: r:.rwIt:: kN.;L&Sn ASr l:t:
WESTERN STATES.
On alt! sitter the III II yel.1~r. In, As"t! III !.
e';a; * H. Er4L! IsfhA h.aI t'n VII curE.L
fs.h IF. m LIZ Ei:.'oni. to cltCAt;, At .he tn.-
- t~.t iw
lst f'Olf@. Ter '.a nf1 iatu. tnt..
1Axi'N 1E.. il gags aGI .Ss. yer LON 1s....t: i
TIN. z:St'. EE!.,arit,IAiS. - .... ga.
tE' ,hEEf. iHt'S ia tn-. rl:rs. .'si r-.:ts. ,<:
.t-H e, - u -
The .-.r !n.'u., 4l,. 4u.a:.-, sx .t Marir. i -
Itnss fr"ta Liy.tprI II tn.li. ss'c' ars a.,..
Lr* s.r't, Il h. :u~ AL It'll. # Lnt a.i .sL *
xi'e l.: HaL stsat. '!frrt In ie a+s"s II: lat Gr,'i
1:unk rHI"Ar. lnrt 4s.l M:" IN snn tkr a't,.
= St,1.ler& v ,i i-4 4'ssn f-!ssTf a4l aud Eeai
Sns LE-> t!.l7s t,:1.t : Il E1nixn..
ErNE-t i. II LIZ skl rtasOL4l se-A
.itME~ wAHKarK,
fisIt1 " .ler: Agent. .'ht ago, IL.
A.rESNiSGToS. ';.nl Fcikns .,xr, Montreal, {. T..
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H o u Z S T f a
Loan Ftt1af1 association.

Ot.ee Metropolitan Fall Building. corner Randolph
und LA4a-la 4t1a<t. Chicago.
cEAs. ". LAWRENCE, rressdent.
J. NuusK1 JdIEs. :ecrs1zy-
pg1Ec1osAD.L J4eo5us. George NthsteE. Geo'Fe (.
Fetneh tan :osaetl. t.a1e A. Pool H. .. Fenrh. IT,
brew tieo. T. tazatt. E. Hairs j. Sidney Van DuzEr
G TAsd. Ihos j. Dsy. j. w. beaa, T. l.. HsT s. r.
Reed.
INV "Ihes anIlsd institution are:
lf Is 2f1c+ Of iHve,f1ntat. Thcra Is not 7Ttnse ~.
stut1n tn city basel upcn safer priaepe. 1F hat
pays aE+ per eatake thtse 0aa Full sAottaons
are pairing The- tuarsy and financial >taaIfnZ IN fe
Ea.txzu .ta.e*, fuzzy a11t-t this a,<eftipu-
II IL reas into e.ptat bT enabling t1osn "eo
will aEstt theme IT IT, Benefits Ia procure hona-
st<ai through % n thc a~"csIou. the sand otatf
tspad " snail st&1t nshF. -h tntesrsf. until
the ,rnI1 trtu.Dt~t thus m4kixihr A'" tlfL
haiard fthas eaeh m'Ath, pay u-ns gees to-
Eok TOR subscription 10 tr sttk are nhw open. and
any a.o:atn can a.a.re, By application to Tho sec
sc,,ry. at rhc shove p1ce 't:2p ai&ttn
TIE PIIENlN INSURANCE
J. Cor,p,ny. Ct the t't.y et CLcax, ua1ee NJ. Nj
e1tlc Temple, opposite iUsI Ot-s:.
Authorize ta! ~ rjel Pad In aud s:e,srl at:.
plxnc.oRs.-J.F. A!irich. Ja.n i. SrLos f. Z. Will
Ct. 4. Ed .ashs. Hiram i. -rith.
tCE.1s l.. NuE1I. 4euerl Agent: 3ons \. NICHOLS.
pre*nrnt; LAxs H. Kc1pxAIC.ss Surveyor; T.. MILD
II. SerEraEy.
t:ly
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rrTl>HEKGlI, Fl, WAYNE: s. ..:1r'Asiv AM
PENNSYLVANIA rAtLRUAps.
TO .SLk E1~TEH-s. tfTIEy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-13

CANADIANS AIDING TO CELEBRATE THE 4TH.
On The 4th inst, the Fire Brigades of London
and Port Sarnia, accompanied by several
prominent gentlemen, visited Port Huron, 10
aid the citizens to celebrate our national inde-
pendence. They warmly responded to the pa
triotic sentiments expressed by the Orator OF
the Day. Hon. o. ID. Conger, and by other
speakers, and also 10 the toasis offered. As all
illustration of the friendly and liberal feeling,
shown by the Canadians, Alderman Mcbride,
of London, Canada, called for "three cheers for
the day we celebrate" and Hon. Malcolm Ca
meron, NJ. p, in responding to toast compli-
mentary TO the Queen, concurred in the opin-
ion previously uttered that the Canadians and
Americans Were almost one people, differing
scendants Of n common stock, equally devoted
to those principles of liberty which the OBJ
seryance of the Fourth was designed TO keep
alive Mr.. Davis, of Sarnia, expressed simi-
Lar sentiments, and SO did all.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-13

ARMY INTELLIGENCK.-The War Depart
ment has directed that the following officers
shall be assigned to duty, as follows:
Pay ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hiram Leon.
ard to duty in the department of California; !;
paymaster A. j. Smith to report for duty at
the War Department,
Medical Departmen..-Surgeon ]. B. Porter
TO duty in the department of Utah; Surgeon
w. S. King to duty in the department of New
Mexico; assistant Surgeon p. A. Quinn to
duty in the department of California as
sistant surgeon p. G.. S. Ten Brock will re-
port for duty to the Surgeon General OF the
army.
A leave of absence has been granted to
Lieut.. J. S. Saunders, Ordnance Department.
An extension of leave of absence for three
months has been granted to Lieut.. f. J Brooks,
9TH infantry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-13

How TO AVOID THE DANGER OF LIGHTNING.
During thunder storms, persons in houses
should sit or lie in some place as far distant as
possible from the chimney and the most ex-
posed parts of the wall. The middle of the
room, if It is large is the safest locality. Sail
ors on the sea should keep as far from the
masts as possible, and farmers in the fields
should never seek shelter under trees. Hori-
zontal strokes of lightning sometimes take
place, and several persons have been struck
while sitting at an open window during thun-
der storms Every window of 4 room in which
persons are sitting, in such cases, should be
closed; flash of the fluid, which would pass
through an open window into an apar tment
viii be conducted down through the floor and
wall to the earth, if the window is shut.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-13

ceiyed . specimen Of fhe csIehea 4 ted Hungarian
honey blade grass, raised On the farm Of
Mr.. VIM. Taylor, In Hanover county. nearly
on the line Of the y. +. = r. Ratlroai This G
grown In Virginia. II q fun, weIl.r
and said TO be the best feed Tor cattIe ever
raised. We understand that NUMBER al
farmers In the neighhorhoOd of thA clty haye
turned their attention TO the cuItiyation 81
this grass, which growa readily on any kind
Of soil, and produces good srops with 6at lit-
tie labor s ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-13

A GRAND KNIGHT OF THE GOLDEN CIRCLE IN
A GRAND SoUARE.-Capt. III. +. Bardeen, who,
1t Is said, is captain of one of the COM
panies of the knights of the Golden Circle
now ftourishing in various cities, and which
association, it has been alleged by Eastern
prints, has its headquarters in Baltimore and
is of a fillibustering character, has got himself
in prison, on an ugly charge, in Cincinnati.
lie is charged with stealing; and unless he can
clear himself, the circle of goid--the emblem of
the order-which he wears in his shirt bosom,
will hardly save him from = term of hard labor
under the direction of the County Commission
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-13

RECEPTION OF DELRGAT8s-On Saturday
afternoon, number of the delegates from the
South to the Troy Convention of Young Mems
Christian Association, arrived in this city.
and. at the solicitation of the members of the
Washington Association, remained until this
morning. In the evening, they were publicly
received al the rooms. After the preliminary nv
exercises Mr.. Jos. ii. Bradley Jr in behalf
of the Association, welcomed the delegates TO
our city, which was responded to bv Mr. Wat
kIns, President Of the Richmond Association:
Nessrs. Lee and Mumiord of the same place:
Rev. MIR. Smith and Plum, OF Georgia; Mr.
Armstrong, of Raleigh, n. c., and Mr. John
In a few remarks, the kindly welcome with
the happy political and social results of the
union of young men of the country into
Christian Associations. The exercises were
closed by few remarks by the Rev J. G But
lef, when the visiting delegation We're hospi
by provided for by members OF the Associa-
uoh. On the Sabbath, they attended the diff
1erent places OF worship. number OF them
made interesting addresses at the Mission
school Of the Association, held in the Franklin
englne-house, under the superintendent of
Or. j. Hall Moore. This is one OF the most
nourlshing schools under the care of the As
soclatIOn, and commendS itself 10 the attention
OF all who; are benefited by the moral and re-
lSlous training of the young in that section of
the clty. This morning, the delegates left for
Troy, their mum Der augmented by the addition
OF Sax from the Washington Association. The
Convention assemblies ut Troy, n Y. on the
18th inst.--IFdSh Star
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-13

An ADOPTED JKRsRyMAN IN THE PRus-
SIAN ARNy.-A young man. aged about 70
years by the name Of Otto Hame, q native OF
Berlin, in Prussia, who was tor sometime a
resident Of Patterson, some thrss months since
left for Berlin to take possession OF properly
worth from $4,000 to $50 0CO left by an uncle,
and on the second day Of his arrival he was
put into the army.--NstcaYk Msr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-13

NAVAL ORDERs, &c.--Lieut. T. S. File.
brown, u. S. Navy. has been appointed to the
command of the U. S. steamer Anacostia, u
do home service between the navy-yards OF
Washington, Norfolk, DC.
Captain James Mitchell, Of Potomac fame
has been appointed Government pilot Of thu
Anacostia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-13

DELAWARE IN THE REyoLUTI0N.-The pop
ulntion of Delaware during the revolutionary
war, was 1905; number Of white males be-
tween the ages Of 70 and 50 years, 7,0ou. OF
this number, 5000 took up arms for their coun-
try and for liberty, of whom, only 50 returned
to their native sod, the rest having gloriously
fallen in battle mainly ut Camden, In South
Carolina, where the regiment was 80 cut 70
,,,acas that there was not enough left 10 re-
xnife the company. With the Characteristic
game of the sIsiue HENS Chicken" however,
they united with the other regiments ana
faced the enemy TO the last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-13

HE STEAM FIRE ENoIaR.-In Philadel.
phias ON rrlday afternoon. the new Steam Fire
success. She threw 225 feet through 27s feet
of hose and i inch nozzle. She also threw
236 feet through i inch nozzle with 22O ZEE
of hose, and 237 feet through a Y inch nozzle
and 100 feet of hose.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-13

THE MOUNTAIN MEADOWS CHILDREN.-The
Commissioner of Indian Affairs has been in
forned that the children saved from the Noun
tain Meadows massacre have been kept from
their journey by the bad roads, but would
start for the east early in June. Indian Su-
perintendent Forney has received information
that two more OF the children, one seventeen
and the other four years OF age, are at Cedar
City. A reliable gentleman and detachment
Of United States troops have been sent to Ce-
dar City 10 search for them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-13

The OBERLIN REsoUERs.-The Oberlin Res
cuers, released from prison, took the first train
port in the Cleveland Plaindealer, the wives
and little ones, the great men of the village of
Oberlin, the strangers within its gates, and all
the neighborhood, WED with each other June O.
in doing honor to the "martyrs.' Prof Moral
made a speech at the cars; ''Father' Keep ad-
dressed his Christian brethren; Prof Peck ed
itor OF the Rescuer) received an exceedingly
warm greeting, and made a long speech; the
Town Council entered q Minute" upon its
official Record to commemorate the event.
and there was lively season generally.
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ST. DOMINGo.-We have news from ST. Do
mngo City to the 5th ult. The government
difficulties with foreign consuls, relative to
the redemption of the Baez paper money, had
increased so far that the representatives of
England, France Spain, Sardinia and Holland
had left for Europe. The United States flag
was the only one then aiioat in the city, and
little doubt was entertained but that ali our
claims on the government would be speedily
adjusted if presented soon, and also that a
splendid naval coal depot could be had by our
Cabinet, with little trouble and at a small
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-13

MISSISSIPPI DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
The Democratic State Convention of Missis.
sippi assembled at Jackson on Monday, the
4th inst. The delegation in attendance was
very large. The nominations are:-For Gov.
ernor, John J. Pettus, of Kemper; for Secre.
tary OF State, Robert Webb, OF Pontotoc; fol
Auditor r. X. Burt, of Noxubee; for Treasu.
ref, NJ. T. Haynes, Of Yazoo. 1
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INDIA RUBBER PENS, . /,
MAZE ENTIREI,Y OF RUBBER! !
GOODY YE4R'S PATENTS,
RY THE INDIA RUBBER PEN COMPANY,

BY THHEY iNDiA ID RU Il fBBER Pm c0MIPANY,
81 LIBERTY STREET, NEW York,
Are for sale by Booksellers, StatlOners, and Rub
beT dealers generally throug hout the United States.
rhey have all the ELAsTiclrY OF the anlli without
the spattering and serapng ol that nlstIunieent,
lthe points being perfectly smooth) and VIII last
lon3ef ,.,-: .or;.r - tho s,oo, ,er i,
that they are MORE ELASTIC, WEAR LONGER, anu
The lndla Rubber Pens are peculiarly adapted to
The of editors. lawyers, ciergymen, students,
and professional men generally, belng less ITesoio
10 the hand. and more nnioIm IN action, thah anHT
other pen now p use They are cheaper than qplil
pens. and are offered at price not exceeding that
The India Rubber Pens are put UP in boxes, eon-
,a,ning one gross each with holder at IS per gross
and will be mailed, POSTAGE FREE, to any address,
liberal discount allowed to the Trade, Colleges,
Schools and PnhiG nsiini,9nTssa AadpesSs pES co
je 23-3m' Office, 81 Liberty ST., N. !.
sTEAM SAW SAWED
eoniro OF Of one of the he Iest STEAM CIRCULAR
SAW MILLS in the State, located IN virsin pine
ss2 psi n na sSpd ifs
sizes and Dimensions, and respectfully soicits or
TRUMAN A. PARKER,
Wholesale and retail dealer in Lumber, Mahogany,
and Shingles of every description.
GENUINE aORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE,
VI French Mustard, pure African Cayenne Pepper.
Englsh Mustard. and fqll assortment Of spices,
'-tiipiHFbfst &c. citht Jphurih,. Pulc tpphihk
Boda, Washing Soda. Washing Fluid. concentra
ted Ley, and ali other Drugs for Housekeepers for
sale at LAIDYEY & EOBINS0N'S
Family Drug and Medicine Store,
4th and Franklin SITS.
TUE fAR-FAMED VIRGINIA WORM
Il KILLER is prepared only b, j., j. PICoT,
Druggist, corner i7th and Main sts
OPERA GLASsES.-OPERA GLASSES, OF
Various qualities and prices, for sale by
C. GENNET. Eagle Square
WINDSOR SOAP. Lows Brown and White
w Windsor, cieayer's Honey Soap; English and
American Military Soap; Palm, CASTLE and Sand
Soaps. For sale BY FISHER 4 WINSTON,
Druggists.
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Z g. LEE 4 PLEASANTs, ATTOR-

@f>;A-A NtfS AT LAW, Practice IN the Courts
held "a Richmond, Henrico, GoochIHnd and Han
ever.
Hs NotiTies FublIo and Commissioners ef Deeds,
&c. thrS authorized 10 take DepnxtiDns AtIida-
VitS, Acanop icdsments OF Deeds. Powers of Attor-
ney hiilS oi Sale, Sc 10 be used or recorded the
sereIal states and Territories Of the Union,
uttfcs IA llta ST., Sd door from MAN.
nah i2-Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-13

Spseiai Ts,,s Csresif Cesvf. JUDO Coleunan
commenced . srecial term Of the CtreUtt Qourl
Of Richmond, yesterday, for the TRIAL of cansss
in which Judge Mersdithwas formerly counsel.