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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-05

A New MopE OF APPLYING STEAM POWER TO CANAL
NAviGATIoN.-The new steam canal boat called
@Biue Bird" reached Cumberland, Nd, from AL
exaIdria, Va, the 30th ult., with another boat
in tow. The Aleghanian says:
She is propelled by an eighteen horse power en-.
gine, attached TO adjustable featheripg paddle-
wheel. five feet long and five feet in diameter, SO
arranged that the paddles go down iuto the water
edgewise and come up edgewise-not thrashing
the water as they 90 down nor lifting it as they
come up, and the wheel is also ranged that it can
in fv minutes be raised or lowered so as to give
the paddles the requisite dip in the water accord
ing to the draft of the boat. The great advantage
of this wheel is that it produces lateral agita.
tion of the water; and the paddles always acting
ou the upper surface of the water, produces a
current Immediately behind the boat and in the
centre Of the canal. 1t is claimed for this wheel
that it will propel an empty boat five miles an
hour, and loaded boat three miles, and 1t
is believed she will make this average speed with
another boat in tow. Her power has as yet been
but partially tested, but from present indications
it is thought by many who are competent to udge,
that this mode of applying steam power to the
propelling of canal boats will greatly facilitate
and perhaps cheaper the transportation of coal to
the eastern market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-05

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BIBLE Asso-
cIA7IoN OF VIRGINIA Our renders win remember
that this meeting takes place this evening, at st.
Psnl's church, at o'clock. 1t will be large 40.
sombiy of the friends Of the cause. Messrs. Van
Zant and Tucker are able speakers-and those who
20 may expect to be entertained and instructed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-05
CHESTERFIELD, Co, Va,

SUNDAY SCHOOL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ing Religious .Srrices-Church Dedication, dc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-05

General Superintendent.
Lynohburg. March 4th, 1859 nh 4-3n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-05

A BRILLIANT BLUNDER.--A sensation was made n
London, Canada West, few days ago, by the an
nouncement that fifteen notorious ounterfeiters
from the States, armed to the teeth, had been
taken from the cars by the high bailiff and two
assistant officers. Thousands of spectators rushed
to sec the criminals, when arraigned, or to inspect
their arms-fifteeu rifles eleven dirks, and thr.
teen revoivers. The party arrested turned out to
be fifteen Pixies Peakers from Northern New York,
en- route by the great western railway for st. Jo.
seph. for which they had through tickets. The
biundering officials did not make this discovery
until the prisoners had spent night 10 the sta.
tion house, and were brought before the atayor.--
Explanations and apologies followed, the arms,
aud 81, 400 in gold taken from the party restored
and broad grin at the expense of the chief bal
lift was on the faces of the crowd of outsiders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-05
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

UEMocBATIG M8ETTEG.--An adjourned
meeting of the Democracy OF Henrico county was
neId at tho court house yesterday, Mr. A. BLACK
BURN resumiug the chair.
Ar D. e Gardner declining to act as Secretary.
that post 80
Mr.. r. II. Lorton, a. the frst business Of the
meeting, called attention to Communications re.
ceised from the connties In the District, asking
cnange 10 the time appointed for holding Con-
gressional Convention, and offered the following
fe1oi n,ions, which were adopted:
conrs ~ That % e judicial election for the
occhiand and Louisa OF. the nth instant (the day
ior holding Convention in this District to
H.oIninate candidate for the House of Representa-
ives ia Congress the attenance Of deegstes frors
tnose counties on that day will DO inco1venieut -
un IpHse, fbs b me Of said
WIN she hope that the change may meet the views
0' Raan,rsS asa Inc counties unite In the District;
ron each Magisteriai District this county to at
send sad Convention.
adSss That the Charm an and Secretary be
on motion of Mr.. Gardner the meeting deter
mined 10 proceed to the nomination of car didate
ior the House of Delegates.
Col Atkinson nominated RonyRr A M.vo F..
Democrat. '''' i"i'p'u'
Mr.. Daniel e. Gardner nominated A1rar,
IoukINhr, Esq, and endorsed him a. we'll tried and
Mr.; John F. Wren nominated CHARLES Y. Mon,
RIss, Esq. 'ioN'
me candidates were then called upon. and each
expressed his opposition to the extension OF the
corporate limits of the city of Richmond.
Mr; Lynham nominated JAMES LYONS Eco and
nopeo ne would be the choice of the meeting
mI. Morrlss was then Intercepted, aad exnress-
ed ms opposition to the extension of the corporate
Mr. Lynham, on learning that Mr. Lyons did
nor desIe his name to be brought before the meet
Ing, withdrew it. o "'0's
On motion of Col. Parker, Tellers we're apuoint.
ed 70 take the vote for the three Candidates
Inc Ieiiers reported that MIR. r. A. Mayo had
received "a votes, Mr.. A. r. Courtney, %, Mr.. q.
Y. Morriss 2 A ~
Col. Parker moved that the nomination be made
unanimous. -o
Tue motion being put was decided in the afr.
native, several voices voting "no."
On motion Mr.. W. A. DERRICK Cant John r
Young and Col. Atkinson were appointed com.
mittee to inform Mr.. Mayo of his domination,
Mr.. Mayo was introduced. and accepted the
nomination, pledging himself to do all in his DOW
er to win success, and asking his fellow democrats
to aid him.
Mr.. R. II. Lorton offered the following resoiu.
ton, which was adopted:
Resolved: That WIN. A. Cooke be appointed Conn.
ty Elector for Henrico county N
On motion, the meeting adjourned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-05

RoBBsRY.-George Thomas and Bernard Liddy
we're arrested at Macon, Ga, last week, for rob.
bipg Vim. Fish, piccoiominfs agent, Of $780,
They had been employed a. bsggsgemen for the
box of razors, belonging the father of the s.little
princaasU % ar 84E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-05

A SCENE IN ROME A solemn act of adhesion to
the Roman Catholic faith has just taken place in
Rome II was that of Negousse. King of Tigrs and
S~men, in Abysinnia. This sovereign did not ap-
pear in person. bat sent three OF the Datves of bis
States to represent him, namely Prince Ghiorgis
one of his relatives the Catholic priest Emnat, a.
and young man, com paniUn to the prince. Ghicr
gis is yeung man of twenty, with copper-colored
skin, but uncommonly handsome and regular fea-
lures. He dresses in scarlet cloth vest, wide white
ousers shoes, silk stock ngs. mantle Of lionskin
on his shoulders and white turban. His arms are
bare. the left alone bearing thick geld bracelet
the sign of his high rank. An attendant aways
follows him. carrying a crooked sabre, such are
seen in the East Emuatou il dressed all in white.
his wide clerical robe being bound round bis waist
with q sash of srarlet silk, When the party uere
introduced to the Pope they all prostrated them
selves at his feet and the interpreter stated the OBJ
ject OF their long journey. His Holiness kindly
raised them. and asked various questions concern
ing the health of their sovereign relative to Mgr
Africa how they travelled. and other questions
After the novelty of the scene had somewhat
abeted, Emnetou again bent low before the Pope
and pronounced an address, in which he dec taret
that he placed at the feet of his Holiness the formal
act by which Negoussie, King of Tigre and semen,
announced that he abjured heresy and adhered 70
all the dogmas of the Roman Catholic Church. ana
in sign Of which submission he had sfnxed 70 the
document his signature and seal royal The Pope.
expressing his JOY at so unusual an occ urrence and
then gave his solemn benediction to the envoss
sent on SO pious mission, adding an injunction 20
them TO inform their master that he (the holy
Fa:her) would. not let day pass without Offering
mp prayers to the Almighty to guard the new SER
want who bad thus acknowledged in the face OF the
world his power.-Lon. Morn. Star, March II.
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-03

This Association held il. annual mcs,
in. at II s>hinston, last week. We hsv.
uor &c, obtained minute Of the proceed
inss We vcrs ia attendance par, Of III
time. and found q large number present
AID the be-, nj feeling prevalent The
association adjourned to meet =. Upton,
on ;he fourth Tuesday II August, lsGa
We shall give further details hereafter
We c.nno; refrain however from no
,icis- the readings Of Prof 4 A Crit
9Th, Of D.rearor;- The frof is Ger
sa,nlya Prcsc;en, 10 his profession, which
is too generally neglected in our schools.
No one eau judge Of reading or e!oeu,ion
Until they hasah.srd one ~he Is master
Of The science We hope TIA, ere long
our citizens will b favored With an eve
ninss entertainment, BY Prof. Griffith.
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session. Wbis NJ. c. reite.ssed the
charge Of .lsepsblicsa Ex,rsvag.aee,"
be did nss refer 10 siagie appropriations
which he dare say va too large % IN
necrss<,y. lis essay fvr ssy demagogue
to make Wholesale chsrgrs. but TO prove
them. something more Is accessory.
Mr. Cole made one statement which
ve can heartily ackno~isdgeSo be true,
and ,hz, vas that il you would subtract
from the expense Of the National Ad,
n,inissrsfion. the expense Of the Kansas
difficulties, the expense Of the Paraguay
expedition, the expense Of the Utah Var
sndnll other xssssai expenses, the coss
Of the present Adaini.,r.tica would be
40 more than sssai lie need not have
come from Dies Moines to tell Us thas.
: for even "Rcpablicau 6gurs' vuu!des,y
a. much
Judg,n. Mr. Cole By his Own rule, he
is not st for = Supreme Judge. f,r be did
deceive ,hoee Who placed eou6senee in
him. as We have clearly shown. Thst;he
people agree With Us is evident from the
+: talk upoo the streets. aud FROM the fact
/ that about the time he commenced his
speech, the Cour, House Was filed and
before le closed, and it vas nut late.
nearly half the seats uese vacant. II
the Democrats have any more such un-
known men for candidates. We hope they
viii send them along. even If their con-
ing is snknoun except to the faithful
few, and although no opportunity il
given fer . reply 90 in:erTsgatiecs.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-03
National Fair.

The National fair promises 10 b the
hr-es, and BIS: exhibition ever 20, Up in
this country. The arraneencEts ere lib
eral in every particular, Contracts have
b ea msd esi,h the Hotels xhsrstr Dc
more ,hsa the a.aal charge vii b. aaae
during the fair We car uane the Car
ieu Cry uuass as being moderate ia It's
charges. aud Frs, rate In its secounod.-
l. rs al who stop there Ill be ecte;ts ..
to their entire satisfaction. The VI K
NJ Railroad, h-~e issued bill, uotigyia-
the public ,ha. they vii carry - the fair
a: half price, al say time from the ll,h
to the 18th liselus!ve1 II Sepsember.-
Persons bayiny tickets should ..k fsr
ticket. t. the fair, they vii pay full price
going. and E.u.s get their tickets stamp
ed BY the Secretary Of the fair -! then
they ear return free No fear need b.
fit. OF trouble IN this respect. the con-
pay vii live up TO it. agreement. TIE
ea-s o. this road going East. pas. the
Jlne,iez :; shec. / clock P. VI. efe,eh
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-03

PARIS, August l.,
The -toxateEr Of thI. u,rai.. eoe,aiu.
the following decree 4 fu.l al! eu:i..
amnesty is granted TO Ill persons sen.
tened for pol I4e.l eriases " vsfsuces. o,
those who have been the vIjrr, of any
treasures taken foE the peh!ic safety.
The -Hgstt>ar aso csntsins .undry
nsniinatsots to the Sraate. Including
Gea R.nauh, Esrry ags others.
AusTaIA.-TAe Ministerial erisi, i,
not yet over. 4 eoqIbiuaiicu With Cvuu,
Leo Then at Is head, had ne, si,h -
many dafhsa!sies, tia. - success Is very
doubtful
The Count Blsari Iaarsinell has refu.-
ed TO accept the portfolio Of pablic in
ssrueiion, aud - regard TO his acceptance
o. the NialsEr, o. the Inieriur. he pat
N combinations tia, we're rejected. aud
be had returned 70 hs. pos, Of Goveraer
Of Caracco.
Well informed person. asser, thu, the
CONSULTATION Watch tie Commissioner
Vas atou; to raase ont. xvuEd be chxr,e-
termed b. the principle Of d-csa,r.iix.
ils1 BY tie re-e.ssbli,faeu, Of r,prnsu
ias'oo = prerogatiou, granted ~ The ar
is'ocrses IN ali ibe provinces, a.tly by =
strict C-;holst spiri,
ITALY The Mayor Of Parma had
arrived a. Paris, aud gives the u.,.s, rs.
nive contradiction through the cola 'as.
Of the fasrte to the rrpert VI sR~publ.e
IN movement in Para j. aud ads tia,
Greer had s"t es1>sd to prsrail ior n.e
neni In any touH in the nucA,.
iTALr.-'i.rlb4ldi h.. accepted The
eosnMlnd OF all the forces in Csnsrs! In.
". He had arrived a. i.--hosn.
Al Milan. "a The llsa, The saupici.
ksiity lnsuxarasei the statue II N.pa
leoa, ey sunesa, ID the place Of R.sr..
= the Presence Of Marsha Valiant. n.
Sardinia authorities, AID large sea
ssais' u ,ss i~orle |
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-03

r II Sylvester. the we'll sno-n edit.
Or VI the .Sta,s Reporter. aud r u Ia.
gal, 81 Davenport. have issued pn,spec.
tus Of the ''losa State Almanac md Sta.
slsiieal Rtytaer for 100, which ,hes
intend Patli>h!ag ~ tie Is, Of January.
ssch uork Is s-edrd in Ivva and 90 On:
u meet 1ith ready sale. Tie publish.
ers sag Ia their Fro, p~e:a.:
The ALMANAC AND REdIssEA is de-
sasued &c embrace Historical sketch Of
the Territory and St-ss OEscrs, and
judiciary, from ks Organization Of the
State 10 the Present ,suae, the Number
AID naaes Of C.uaties dates of organ |.
aaii'a, Coun J Stats. add popala,i.u.
nan o; ,ou@:s Oacsrs, Tsbks .fC.a
=. R.farss. an. popalar Votes Of ISIS
80, Pes: Oies and Pcs, Nrieys,
Literary aud State Institutions: News
Fsfes; Railroads; Orders; Churches;
= - ssi HIRES Co.: i.l.fo-sa d.
Pol ticsl Parties. and large amour, ..
ether Historical aud Statistical natter.
which nay be Of ne e State retcreae
together with the National Platform.
Prc>idrus's LaSiae; ssd Judiciary OF tie
L. : Men be-. 81 .h= .3.:.a. ss.s..r,>.
&c
In the compilation ef his .art. til
.dsr.rs hsvr in sies the supply ota vast
oac fel, - Ill classes Of ar ri,iz - f,-
eoaI,eadiun Of ,hi. ehar.e,>r
md hop~. IN she prosecution aud eo-nph
ion o. this design, 70 secure - earnest
,hroaShsr, 81! srSsisss Of The