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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-16

1859. WATER COOLERS. 1859.
ARDEN ENGINES, PUMPS,
NJ AND ALL KINDS OF TIN WARS.
The subscribe is prepared to furnish the trade
and the Iuelic generally. with all articles in the
above iins al short notice and cheapest rates.
CHAS II LANGLEY.
apIs-Im 18th, between Main and Cary.
T,aE undersig ed have f,rmed a Co
l. partnership, under the firm and style OF Will
LIAMS L ELLIOTT, for the purpose OF conducting
q general HARDWAhE business in the city of
Richmond.
They have taken the " ell known Hardware house
of hos Rust. 81 Main street. where tney.n
opened an entirely new and complete STOCK u
HARDWARE, Gu FIERY, SC,
And hope by strict attention and mo4erate prices.
IN, Genre liberal shars of the pat Of the pub
lie RICHMOND l. WILLIAMS.
LatewitE Van Lew. Jay lor 20.
wa ELLi0IT,
an la--sin Late with Smith q HAYWOOD.
a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-16
q NEW AND CHEzP DRFsa

MOhE NEW AMI Nnhsr bnFa1
Iva 9OODS-opepina this morning large los of
Dress Goods consisting OF Bsfaxes cnallise, Lawns,
Chaalie Berags aud various her ashi0nabe syies,
which will sell ch 81 great hargains Gall and
buy q. ,s sh''p Dress = AcsssSas oa.sn a.ose.
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oHrLEs 4 cnssERY.

IL GAIN.-s19 piecea assorted co.ose ca Ttimming.
suitable for obi dren's dresses snquss, spross ac
&C. warranted 20 wash. each pi CO conssi pg ~
ysrds for OILY nine pence. worth ~ has T5s Call
and get piece ct MAiLssRs.
aplg 81 Nata st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-16

METALS. MRTALS.--JuHs N 6uR-
N1 DON . a0N. ittA street. near the Fxcharge
Hotel oifvr 10 nls args stock OF Metals. comprt
sina-
Ell &c; me-: .:::s s;sss s:s..a
ns~t re6ned horso she Iron.
Norway and AmericAn Nah hcds.
BopnS thoee ara Horpe 6h6o NAils,
I'M H1n&e. Delkk Tin, Hpeltef. 2Mr.
shftt sud Eo3t c,ppsr epeataF. satfsoFs
| stest Aes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LONDON MONEY. MARKET.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
London money market generally unchanged. American
securities quiet. Consos 96s s6% for the account
dividend
The London Daily Neus city article, dated evening OF
the 2ls says-The funds to-day heavy and closed
at reduction Of oneeighth per cent The approach Of
the holiday season. and the threatened introduction of
large Of securities of various classes have
unfavorabe eject the market In the other depart
of the Exchange general activity prevailed, but
only in a few instances was any reduction Of prices
established An active demand for money still expe
renced and good business continues to be done at the
Bank About ELS 900 in gold, Africa, sent into the
Bank today f137 100 Australian gold by the Niagara,
purchased to-day for the Continent. There
general alteration in the foreign exchanges this afternoon
The London Times city article of the evening Of the
2lst says-The English funds remain without the
slightest symptom Of revival and in every description of
security there is inactivity and heavness. There
again less demand for money In the discount market
to-day. Some transactions took place at "a per cent,
the general minimum being ~ to 2Is. At the Bank Of
England, however, applications were numerous.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, DEC. %.
The saes Of the three days in the Liverpool cotton
ket 1900 bales, Of which 1000 we're taken by
spectators and 1000 by exporters The advices from
this sde per steamship Africa caused decline the ex,
tent according TO some circulars, Of sixteenth OF
penny Others however, merely quote the market easier
Dut QUOTATIONS. unchanged Inc market closed quiet The
quotations Of most Of the circulars mddng Or
leans ID, and middling upands 13-16d.
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
The advices from Manchester continue favorable the
market being firm, and closing with advancing ten
dency.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET, DEC. %.
The Liverpool breadstufIs market dull. The stock
Of -four Inferior, and almost unsaleable. Messrs
Richardson Spence Co. quote Western canal at es
2os Philadelphia and Baltimore, at 20s. 21s Ohio BIS
24s. Whea; quiet, but Arm red Western As Cd a g.
3D. white do, S. 10d. 6s 3D.; white Southern 6s Cd
IS Corn dul:yellow, 27s. 2ss.; mixed, 26s. 27s
white, 30s. a 3ls. Cd
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET DEC. %.
Beef was heavy and holders pressing their stocks on
the market Pork dull and heavy. Bacon also dull.
LARD dull but firm, and selling for 54s 54s Cd Tallow
quiet-butchers, 52s.
| LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-DEC. %.
Rosn was steady-common, As. Sd. As. 4d. Spirits
turpentine dull sugar quiet Tea inactve--Congou,
Id Rice dull. Ashes quiet-pears, 3ls. 3D. 32s.
| pots 29s a 29s. Cd. Inseed oil, 30s. a 30s. cd.
| LONDON MARKETS.
Breadstuis firm. Wheat closed an advancing ten.
dency. Sugar dull and prices easier but not auotaby
lower Coffee buoyaDt Tea but little incurred for prices
weak and 10 some cases balfpcDny lower. Rice firm
Taliow, sos. Cd. a Sis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-06
NEWS FROM CUBA.
Arrival OF the Cahnwba-Continued Excite
ment about the Presidents Message
Slave Trnde-Success Of the Opers-Christ-
mas Festivals &c.

WesSaXe-The
Slave Trnde-success Of the Opers-Christ-
mas Festivals, &c.
The United States steamship Cahawba, Captain Bal.
och, from New Orleans via Havana arrived yesterday
afternoon, bringing dates from the place 70 the
LIST inst.
There was very little intelligence from Cuba.
The excitement with regard TO the message Of Mr.
Buchanan was still intense, but not 30 much 20 as the
week before The papers continued TO be occupied with
the subject, but principally with TRANSACTIONS Of extracts
from American Journals especially those who take oppo
site ground to the NEW YoRg HERALD
Strangers arriving rapidly from the United states
and tn neah Of the city being perfect gay winter
was anticipated The Operacompany ofMax Marctzek are
laying to full and fashionable bouses and all the artists
were wen received.
Business was quite dull, owing 10 the holidays Stock
Of sugar 200 900 boxes and II thought prices would
decline Nothing doing in freights and no quotations
Exchange on London, 1874 to 10 premium on New York
81 to 3H per cent New Orleans short 70 5lI per
ent premium.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE
HAVANA, Dec. 81, 1853
Spanish Lar Of Waj@tty-hmertcan Schooner KATE E1en
Seized The Coast Of Afca BY ne English a. SLAYER
Also the american Brig Rgfus Soste--Hotidoy Fsairi
ttes--Op9atic Matters, DC, Dr.
Another instance Of the righteousness Of Spanish law
has recently occurred by which adopted citizen of the
United States seriously Inconvenience. young man
named Francisco Colbert aged % years married and es
hbished IN business In New York, inherited from his
grandmother and mother small property Puerto Prln.
cIpe, in this island which he returned hero 10 sell 10
ME great surprise he found that under the Spanish law
he would no; attain HE majority Until be % years Of arc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-06

CLEARED.
Steamship Patapsco Iay6eld, Balnmore-H b Cromwell
Ship Hurricane, sherman, San Co.
Bark Pride Of the Sea- Urann Trinidad-Snaga Gel vale
BSik Seneca, Fenhagen Bai.imore-J Demarest.
Brig wanderer Greml Lehman, Rio Janero-fnncn
brig Flying Eagle HUTCHINSON, CurasoanKola psrsahn'
s sss s GSIT 81 HSasSen
sshT r W Brown, Andrews Wilmington Sc-S'cready'
scbr John Jones, Stevenson Wilmington NSnJ McKee,
sr Mss
sctr Skinner Chaplin, Norfolk r.. s,,snns
T Tsssy cssean New
Steamer Thompson Colnary. Baltimore
Steamship Cahawba, Bnloch New Orleans Dec g. Ha
3ls with mdse and passengers to Livingston croche
Woodruff ssyannaa wa nass so and
$50 AM 70 miles North from Cape Hattsras, passed steamship
Bark Hypsr!on wara Port SPAIN % days via Delaware
Breatwaer 4h inst where che put in for haroor with Cocoa
been 10 days y q Hatisras. '1' ..
x Sss Ram a
Experienced heavy weather the coast been days North
passed schTs raft and Ssnsa apparently long In the
also about hours previous what was supposed
sShr Nary nary een of Id Hutchinson penu
s a on - 20 smoke bark EixabeS SorgrsSe from
Philadelphia for Rosario IA days out The has had heavy
scSr FRANKLIN Bell f Brookhaven Robinson, Kingston,
HoG Island passed fore and aft schr of about 800 tons
With her as asaSs bs ssoye ws n ns
caused her leak some.
Schr Stephen Hochkss of New Haven't Munson st Jago
Cuba Nov o. and Cumberland Harbor Dec g. with tobaccco
to Post & Small
schr New Zealand Rich North Joggns NIB, IS days. with
stone, 10 Morgan Anderson -
ysRs Michel MSSe days with cotton &C.
entire PASSAGE split foresail mainsail b and Rying b
schr El.a6e;h Russell Eader Homosasa, W.T. "a DAYS. with
cedar 10 ussel Has had heavy weather. lost boat
Is. of Tortugas, gsoke ship Mountaineer, bound s.
Schr Manchester, Chichester, Richmond, 7 days
Sehr Wytbe, Tuttis, Richmond, Z days
Schr W DeerinS Smith, Elizabethport for Galveston
Scnr Abbot Lawrence, Wilson, Eizabehportfor Boston,
schr Cape May, Bragg Elizabethport for Boston,
Schr Carthsgena, Grape, New Bedford.
Steamer Delaware Copes, Philadelphia.
BELOW,
One brig unknown
SAILED.
Steamship Asia DR. Liverpool; ships vuure Calao; +
Barney Apalacbicoa; bark Crusader Sydney NSW briggs
Melvin Havana Northern Light r Jacmel; hrs May,
Mobile; q Bell, Arroyo PR.
Also, steamship Paapsco BALTIMORE briggs Flying Eagle,
Curacao
Wind during the day wsw Pm, sw, and fresh-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-06
ITALY.

stated that the King Of Naples was likely soon to
grant the amnesty which has been strongly insisted
BY England and France
wurtemburg paper asserts that the Neapolitan and
Roman have proofs in hand that the agents
Of the French government are endeavoring to bring
about movement in Italy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
-No~N-NN~-~r-NrNr-c~N~OyN|0
A CHANGE or AGENCY
JULES MUMM 4 CO.'S CHAMPAGNE.

JULES MUMM CO.'S CHAMPAGNE
beg to inform the trade aud public In general that
the contract rmery existing between and John o. j.
s s day Dessmssr appointed
kem cologne and s1 ns gsd States for our
JULES MyMM 4 Co.,
CARD TO THE TRADE AND THE PU ii MH IN GENERAL
hnce the dissolution Of our old well known house Of A.
America and we are now determined with all Of energy
hereioie changed agency and win send unparalleled
We wish 70 establish marked distinction between our brand
Jules Mumm Co.'S and that Of similar name, in order
or which purpose we slightly changed Ss
We confident that these wines we have just .
@ s% % ID dc sosss sRssssS x
mat ash favor om the public and tn. trade Il,
70 compare our wines with others and then purchase what
c S,@s's e FsR lss das' S S *
JULES MUhM CO.'S nFLEUR DE slLLERY WINS DB
JULES NUMl 1908 co.'s "IMpERrAL@
our Jes Mnm M ne'e Co. an n rei
on Their bills of fare In order to avoid confusion with other
The first mentioned WINS "verzenay Cabinet ia new
SS quality wck wiz win s S%5 asa
Sn0 the 81 M not .q"a the Ss wine: TIA. have been
good iss lssy w GSs
other leading wine Of Inc eonry
q s dpr ans syeups We
fine favored wine Is required 'e'"
no recommendation Our former Cabinet in conseanence of
ne above mentioned junction with verxenay, viii not
import unleas by particular request order, - s
WeheR TO observe, that In distinguish our new i'm
portAtions from the former the labels will bear the mama
o. our present agent James Meyer our autoeranh
signature each botte. - - "o'"p's
We will sepd not only for the future but have already
IN our ars, sbpmenis the Fulton and William Tell ali o.
our brands without exception packed in yor contrv
Onr house IN Cologne IL the ksmmhousc OF all
and ms exkience nearly secular cellars there are welt
provided with the best Rhine and Mosee wInes beside.
own some Of the finest the We
the vncya ards Of Prince Rieternich. b. "''ol"nk
We respectfully recommend our wjnea m Tho
our old friends and TO the public in general "
JULES MUMM 4 CO.,
p.e--., a. a.. z. A. MuMM
Referring 10 the above advertisement and "a ri oe u.
5u.s Mnmm Co.. and Y. A. Musnm beg 20 ncrus ~,
usde tnst have shipsnens the Fulton and Wilsn Tail
take orders. RespectfmlIy ~" no" prepared W
JAMES MEYER, JR..
----------- a Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-06

The introduction of a new Russian loan the London
Stock Exchange at very distant period considered
almost certain and the impression that would pro-
baby amount TO eight millions sterling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-06
SWITZERLAND.

despatch from Basic says that attachments of French
troops having penetrated into the Valley des Cappes and
advanced the Swiss territory, the federal
government had demanded explanations at Paris
Grea. indignation prevailed in Switzerland, and the
press was using strong language on the subject
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-06

An animated debate had taken place in the Senate
touching the dispute with Mexico, the incentive being
amendment to address the throne offered by Gene
raj Prim oondemning the of the government The
amendment ultimately rejected almost unanimously,
AFTER sundry explanations had been given by the Minis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-06
AUSTRALIA.

The Cunard steamship Niagara arrived at Southampton
the 10th Ct December from Alexandria, with the AUG
traan mails talready telegraphed) and f137 ,722 in
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AUSTRIA.
RUSSIA.

Runors Of contemplated new loan had gained strength
and it was expected 70 be for large amount.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-06
PRUSSIA.
SPAIN.

The Bank of Lepec has reduced the rate Of discount
from six TO five per cent
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DEMITrANCEs
~ UNION BANK OF LONDON
BANK OF LIVERPOOL,
SSrtl1FhhSSr BANKiNG COMPANY IRELAND
NATIONAL. BANK or SCOTIA m
Draifs on the above banks In u,ms N ., cro-. r, ,,
ENGLAND gin Wi'r'. Nm
IRELAND or wkIEu"D
TAYLOR BROTHERS
No. 10 Wall street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-06
FRANCE.

see what asks is TO be done by England whose wrongs
and demands are Of 30 much greater magnitude
FRANCE.
stated that contract has been signed between the
Marine Department and firm at Marseilles TO supply the
GLANDS at Guadaoupe and Martinique with 10000 free
Africans suited for agricultural labor before the lst OF
January, 1862 and that similar contracts have been
entered with other houses, which Prince Napoleon,
as Minister Of the Colonies resolved TO avail himself or
Paul Morphy the American chess champion, has been
confined his in Paris from ndspositon, and con-
seQuepty has not been able to commence his match with
NJ Andersen had reached Paris for the purpose OF
enoountering him.
The Receiver General in the town of vannes has been
declared bankrupt His engagements are estimated at
four millions Of francs and his deficiency than
Two millions.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Daily Necs says
,hat confidently reported that the French squadron
gu the coast Of Africa about TO be rein
forced by several ships.
The London Advertiser Paris correspondent writes that
the French Foreign Office has heard with some surprise
Mr. Buchanans notification of the desire Of the American
government TO purchase Cuba This part Of the message
is considered more strange, the French government
had previously notified to the American Minister its de-
termination conjunction with England not to tolerate
sbe of Cuba the United States, Spain
20 consent TO such an arrangement
The Paris Paie announces the recall of the Portuguese
Minister at the French Court.
The appeal Of Monalembert heard the 2lst ult
Imperial Court NJ de Favre behalf of the appel
hnt spoke first, the Procureur General replied, NJ.
Berger followed and the Procureur General again
sponded the whole case The judges after two hours
and half deliberaton, acquitted Moalaemoc.. the
charge of attacking the principle of universal suffrage
and the rights which the Emperor enjoys from the const
toton but considering the other charges Proved they
confirmed the fine Of three thousand francs but COM
mued the Of imprisonment into three instead Of
six months.
The London Times explains that NJ de Aontalember hay
ing prosecuted his appeal ISSUE the result has been
that original sentence has been great part confirmed
although the penalty has been somewhat mitgated The
actual decision that he stands acquitted Of the charges Of
attacking the principle Of universal suffrage and the
Etutona rights of the Emperor In consequence Of this
modification Of the original sentence his term Of prson
NEXT has been reduced from six to three months but the
fine Of s 600 francs has been maintained
The Bourse was rather heavy on the 21st The three
per cents closed at seventy for money and seventy
Ahree twenty five for account
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ALMANAC FOR NEW yORK-rBls DAY.
srr RISES. ..........., 26i SETS. IA
SUN sEIs................ q HIGH 10 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-06

The United States frigate fowha,sn was a, Eagasak
on me 'tb Of October, but was expected shortly for
Hong Kong
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O0NTTNVH,) FROM FIRST PAGE

Kerry by person engaged in the smith OBr'en affair
sS le40.
The London Times, in It's city article, Remaining upon
Mexico, says that no one entertains the SMALLEST
Soubt but that the American claims Aexi-
60 win be obtained TO the last dollar and asks, why
should not equal reliance be felt by European creditors
says that the foreign debt Of Mexico is ten millions of
which probably than three fourths is held in Eng
and. the United States to seize material guaran
Nee what asks TO be done by England whose wrongs
and demands are Of 30 much greater magnitude
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-06
INDIA.

The Bombay mail Of November % reached England on
the 18th Of December The letters and papers detail
length the operations Of the military but there is nothing
Of striking importance additional the news already
teiegraphed.
Tantia Topee and his followers making towards
Guzerat where feared they might much mischief
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05

CoNsuMruoN AND ITS TREAMENT,-The
French physicians, it is said, are much inter.
csted in new treatment for consumption, in
trodueed by Dr.. Churchill an American
physician in Paris New Orleans paper
gives the following as the new mode of treat
ment:
Dr. C.'s theory of consumption is that it is
owing to undue waste or an insufficient sup
ply Of phosphurous 10 the system. To sup
ply this want, he administers the hyrophos-
pilates Of lime aud soda, in doses of from hve
to twenty grains daily, in II small quantity OF
sweetened water In IA paper read 10y MN
before the Academy of Medicine at Paris he
gave an account of forty cases treated IN
this way with success He insists that the
cure of consumption in the second and third
stages can be obiained in all cases by tins
treatment, except when the existing lesion ot
the lungs is Of itself sufficient to produce
death lie also says that these substances
have not only a curative effect, hut will, If
used whenever there eXistc a suspicion of the
disease, prevent i.a Development, and thus
net as a pro5ervati with regard to con-
sumption, lust as vaccination does with re-
/ gard to small pox This new system OF prae,
tice is said to be already extensively used
throughout the whole Of the Continent. ana
favorable results have been already obtained
in France. Germany, Italy and Spain, as well
rs at st. Petersburg and Constantinople.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05

No FURTHER USE FOR Hru.-Speaking Sen
atorially the Butte Record says:
at seems to us that it is the duty of the
Go.ernor to appoint Senator, and after all
the clustering and loud announcements he
has made that he would do his duty, even to
hanging ten or fifteen thousand vigiantes if
necessary, he would not shrink from its per
iormance now for the purpose of securing his
own political Advancement Our own opin-
ion is, that let Gov. Weller do us he NAV. he
stands no more show for being chosen u. 5
senator 10y the Legislature elect, than he does
of being struck by lightning on California
soil. we hold this truth to be selfevident.' ,
that the party with which Gov. Weller is act
ing have used him Just as long as they desire,
and that the fiat has gone forth for Weller to
be turned out t1 grass. lie has served the
purposes Of those who nominated him for
Governor. They have no further use for
him"
The Governor is, it is said, preparing to GO
to grass as a last resort, and has already ne
gotiated for a fertile spot called Clover Vale
down in Alameda but before retiring, he
will try his strength before the Legislature.
Sac. Bee
There is not a man in the State whom the
Douglas party would like to see NeJuchad
nezgdrized better than John B. Weller. Hav-
ing according TO the testimony extant, de-
cared that he was for Douglas first, last and
all the time, when the Kansas issue arose, and
afterwards denounced the friends Of Douglas
in The Jitterest terms, in order to secure what
he supposed would be his personal advan-
'ase it is to be hoped that he viii be rejec.
ted on both wings of the party. and allowed,
indeed, to go to grass
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05

WHAT GREELEY CAME FoR-The S. f. Call
is of the opinion that Horace Greeley came
to California to consult with John G. Fremont
on the prospects Of the next Presidency. 1t
thinks that programme was arranged be-
tween them, by which either J. Minor Bolts
or Cassius NJ. Clay is to be nominated by the
Republican party for that office Fremont
and Greeley, according to the Call, have
probably agreed to work together for the
above alternative
The Gail thinks that Greeley is opposed to
the election of Seward, because Seward
would be under the influence, to a greater or
less degree of Thurlow Weed, editor of an
Albany journal, aud Greeley wants the next
President, if he happen to be Republican.
to be under his influence
Well, the Call and Thurlow Weed and
John e. Fremont and J. Minor Bolts and
Cussius NJ. Clay for it. 1t makes but little
difference to us. We are for Stephen.