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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05
TIE RUSSIAN PRESS.

The journal de 81. Petersburg publishes what
may be regarded as an official article designed to
explain the relations of the Government to the
Russian periodical press, which, since the acces.
zion Of the present Emperor, has enjoyed free.
dom never before allowed to it. The article to
which we refer, while it dwes with evident salts
faction upon the fact that Russian periodicals are
now read and commented upon, abroad as well as
at home yet complains Of a certain appearance of
doubt the part Of foreign journals Is to whether
these periodicals are to be accepted as q genuine
expre scion of Russian opinion, or whether they are
not rather TO be taken as merely indicating the
sentiments of the Government. IL refers to the
fact that lie Nord, though published at Brussels,
YET, because il was founded by Russian capital, is
locked upon as an organ Of the Russian Govern
mens, and TO prevailing idea that the daily and
other periodicals. published in Russia itself, because
they are subjected TO a preliminary censorship,
must be taken as more or less inspired by the I'm
peIisl Government.
This is alleged to be quite mistake. In grant
ipg broader field 10 the Russian press, the Gov
ernmen ut intended to diyest itself Of any response
DlLll CUDlcubs vi INC cASrPt GU ict
as to prevent them from transgressDg the limits of
decency and propriety. The duty of the ceasors
i. Lot, We are told, to dictate to the journals what
they shall say, but merely to see that nothing ap-
pears in them contrary to religion, morality, and
social order, or which might give just Ofense to
other soveregOs and governments. Within these
limits, the Russian journals at liberty to discuss
all questions Of interest external and INTERNAL but
in go doing they must be understood to express
their own opinions exclusively. The censorship,
within the limits at present prescribed to IT, not
OILY does not make the government in any way
responsible for their opinions; it does not even
afford the government any opportunity Of express
ing either approval or dsapproyal.
The Russian Press has no doubt obtained under
tie new arrangements very considerable degree OF
freedom, but so long a. the preliminary censorship
exists i. will be impossible to accept the ideas
set forth in the Russian newspapers as the un-
bassed and genuine expression either OF public or
Of Individual sentiment However restricted the
action of the eensors may be 10 the matter Of strik
ing out, the very existence of thsir Office must
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

Letters overland from San Francisco to the 18th
ult inform US that the entire Lecomptoa State
ticket ard both candidates for Congress Of thst
stripe have :bsen elected. The Legislature is
the came way in both branches. The Peoples
Reform ticket was successful in San Francisco.
Judge Terry and Senator Btoderich tried to have
duel on the day the mail left, but the police
stopped il. There i, ro,hing later from the
Boundary region.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05
The Tribune for California

VIII be ready at 10 o'clock this morning. 1t viii
contain the Money and Market Reports, Marriages
and Deaths and all the latest important Foreign and
Domestic News since the ealing of the last steamer
The Californ. steamers Baltic Northern Light, aud
st. Louis leave to-day at O'Clock. The mails
close at o'clock. Single copies, in wrappers, rea iy
for mailing for sale at the counter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05
Michigan State Fair.

DEIKOII, IuesJHy VC- -
The Fair Of the Michigan State AgfiouitarI s'c.sy
opened to-day and will continue in session four
The fret day will be devoted to entries the 800
10 the examination Of cattle; the third TO the
prizes and the exhibition Of prem articles. M,
Banks of Massachusetts, is expected to arns., "A.
evening, ard on Thursday viii deliver the Asnu a.
dress before tie Society. Horace Greeley m,
rected to be present, and 10 deliver a. aadf
weather il very fce, and the en.siss sIa a''S
large.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

alwsys exercise . great influence over what ia Dr.
IN. Morality religion, and order cOvsr q NJ,
wide ground, aud 30 long a. newspapers are ui
jected TO preliminary censorship, teey viii be y
sardsd as speaking for the censors quite as ma
90 for the publishers or tie readers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

Mozart Hall made its first nomip ations-ant the
frat in this city for the November Elecson-last
night. VIM. II Leonard AID Judge Roosevelt.
were nsmed for Judge Of the Supreme Court;
Leonard got 30, and Roosevelt. q votes-LsonArd
is the candidate. Judge Monciief and Judge DAILY
were renominated for their places in the Superior
Court and Common Pleas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

private letter from an American in Hong Kong
states as a rumor that the Emperor has sent 8
communication to the Governor Of ShaDgae, saying
thst tie firing from the forts st the mouth of the
Peiho River upon the British and French Embassy
was not by bis orders, but by those of Mand,rius,
whose heads be has ordered to be struck of for the
act
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

The great cricket match wa, resumed yesterday
at Hobckep, larger cOncourse of spectators being
present than on the previous dsy. The Eleven
were put out for the score of l56 leaving lis for the
Twenty two to get to save themselves from being
defeated in one innings. They bad only scored 50
with the loss Of II wickets when the days play
termiuated. We give the particulars elsewhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

The Democracy had loSe-feast st Albany last
night, under the auspices of Casser, Cassidy, Dix,
Dickinson, and other leaders Of the factions In
consequence of the presence of Thousands of
Strangers attending the State Fair, they bad large
audience A brief of their dcinss will be found
auoIg cur dispatches.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

We have very little from the Georgia election c
MoLdsy, but there seems to be no doubt OF the re
election Ct Gov. Brown by q large majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

TIE gray eyed man, Walker, has got away from
New. Orleans on the steamer Philadelphia, with
party of $50 fllibusters 1t is gives out that they
are bound for the Cbiriqui dissiugs President
Buchanan, who had personally attended to the
matter, had just sot ready to stop them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

There was a ga,heriog Of the American party
leaders at Albany Yesterday when al address to
the voter, in the State was adopted, and something
was ssd about supporting TIE Hermaphrodite
Ticket.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05
To AdIcriisers.

Those who wieh 20 advertise 10 THE WEEKLY
rpIBuSE will please send In their early
possible Having srgr circulation than any other weekly
nev.p,pe the very medium through which to reach all
parts of the country. Price One Dollar line each Insertion
AfYertsemens this weeks issue must BE haLded IL day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

Dispatches from Leayenworth record quiet
election in Kansas yesterday, and the undouosed
adoption of the Wyandotte Constitution. Lesven'
enw orth gave il PSI majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05
areap9lurls daily Gribn're
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 5, 1859.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

To
taken Of Anonymous Communications what.
Intended for insertion must BE- authenticated BY o
name address II the wrefno necessarily Tor 7aoucs'
ton, but as q y for MS sooe iaitn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

The Canada, now due with Liverpool dates to
oath ult hsd not been teen st Halifax last night,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

a meeting Of Democrats who protestant in
many cases, no doubt, Wi.h sincen;y-a desire to
etc,pe from the rgaisnisn which now controls tha:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

'.ance., c.nnot say that he b" ever asked any
fsvor of Mr.. Paul; but, on the other hand, is sure
that be has not. Proposes to 20 to Washington
and fsbt it out His party will " book at Browns
Hotel in that city under the following names, for
security against the Police:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05
UECKFRs FARINA is in the highest repute as

HEtKFKS F8KINA is III tOt uIgDtst ItPu7o a,
delicious and VIII food at all ssons Of the yesr IL
pure prepsraon from wheat without the adni.ue ct one
grain az hence ovsluAbe the Summer season Extensive
~ used al the lsor House ST. Nicholas Metropolitan ard other
fstosss ces and Saloons il rapidly becoming an ihd'Pn'
Wapnfscursd and SOFA al the Mills No 2ol Chsrrys,
NewYork liberal discount dealers For sale generally by
giooers srd druggists. KICKER d bRo1hER,
Heckel Bro theirs Flour and Fsrins exhibited for
a. the Fair Of the American Institute Palace Giden.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05
Crpr FOR HrADACUF.

ApmNcToss RITTFRs in 80 and IS cen; Bottles For COM
plant. Of the Stomach snd Bowel these Be are
irevirg the Headache amcst immeoiates For noseslon
Fosveueas severe pain in the Stomach avd Bove Bilious
Fever Fever snd Ague they unsurpassed oy
baye been used ship medicine in various pts Of the world
All travellers win End them noi.pens,be fi sae y Z. IL
pins No lie Broadway; Hiram Not Nos % and 80 Eulton
~ NJ Guion No Ia BowerJi II. spyder: No az Granos
slrn Hunter no l04 SHAW f. Densoni No i5 hudsns
" R.uerd No "a Gfeenwichs; New York; Mrs hayes
No IFS Fultonst, Brooklyn. A. Wholesale By u "eAs
Co No I5 FIsnkiin-st., kew-yoIk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05
Mas. WINsLow's SOOTHING Strip,
ToR CHrLDREs TEETBNG,

VIII positively cure CHOLERA lsrASruM, DYsrSTEkr ana
CBoLIc aud all to the prooes
q Tsetins. 1t gives rest to the mother' ana Fle' Ia
A. ,h ,nfn, P..yEcrLY SArr IN ALL CASES. Sold by ali
pr,,,s Is cent? per bottle aud at the Office No is cedar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

RICH CARPETINGS.
FALL InPORTATIoNS.
smtTp A. LoUSsB ERRY,
No. AS Broadway, near GIaudss,
RespeofaIy invite attention 20 their FALL STYLES Oh
ROYAL WILTON,
yELvrr TAPESTRY, AND BRvssELs CARPETISG.
Also Imperial Three ply and Ingram CARPETNG OF every va
refy of style and grade English and American FLOOR OIL
CLOTHS RUGS. DRUGGEIs, Ac &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

CRIsTADORO's HAIR DYE, WIGS ard TouPEEs,
vupa al In ebs! hemsrberc His Assortment q L.ae, Long
Brei6s Fronts, Hall Wss etc. plcts Hs splendid
Dive Il applied by expsxenccd artist the sscon q every
ooe Manufactured and sold a. Aor House Copy The address
THE EUREKA SUPERIOR SEWING. MACHINES -
REDUCED IN PRIeE, B.r MOI IA sire,
p.ytyss NOT hsyfns fu amount BE- n
apoyius A. the Ofcs No sSa BTosawsy eoi-es " Br
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

SINGERS NO. SEW -MAIffiNE- 20. WV
Singers No. l SEWING hAcHISE. .............'." w
SINGERS STANDARD MACHINES for manufacturing Pufpoese
well known 10 be without any successful rival In the market
Much has recently been Published in regard to various stitches
made BY Sewing Machre SINGERS MACHINES make the best
,,,toh ever Invented and do it in the best style
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES ct &ds and SO are capable Of
performing the best style all the sewing oil apnVa'e fanny
HrMmNc.OAueEs REDUCED 10 .............'..'.'.''$f
Ri SINGER 4 Co, No +5s Broadway, N \.
No. $50 ruton-st. Brooklyn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

C.LiFoRsI,--Accordtog tothe Governors Nee
cage. the State Of California has population OF
S3s,0A0 persous. There are t50,l3l acres undeF
cultivation, and In grazing 1.l53sl3 acres. The
ehesp in the State plumber 80, 0oU; horses, 43Do;
cattle, 100 coo. TIE exports OF hides was over ba
a million OF dollars :he past year s!he crop OF
wheat for the year 1S13 is set down at v,g32''''
bushels, aud that OF barley at 0,5S2,7I'. tIls Il
2isTgs more Bushels of barley tEau the amount
raised in tie whole Uoiou 10 1850, according 10
she census Three hundred apd eighiy-fve thon-
sand gallons OF wine and ten Thousand cations o.
hraudv we're manufactured in that State last year,
The gold yip.d ia 1857 was 65,55Don3, end the
total yield soco the discovery, tUp,O8o0O'' The
state debt is 4.l50b9o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

SINGULAR RESULT OF ~ EL0PGNEST.-A very pei
cnIjar etopemenl case Is Just aow 2 current topic
cf conversation ia Maine. Ga the Seth uit., an
artist FAMED Delavao, who tor a loDg time has
been supposed to be deaf mute, eioped with a
Young woman Of presqGe Isle, aroostook county.
They hired a seigh, and taking, as they supposed,
9 convenient opportunity, drove Away IN search OF
minister. but the road was long, and the parents
OF the young woman knew the tendencies Of the
coupIea and the result was that the "angry father
oyert.,ys tho runapayS, and when on the road 70
his astouishment, the dumb man spoke. declaring
tina, the girl va. bis, and he would have her -
How the MISTER was decided ai.er this revelation
the Maine papers have not yet found out
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17
NTATT's CUFF BRACED PLOWS-
HUGH A WATT
December I'D, 1858. ia

TOR KIDNEY AND BLADDER AT
l. CONSTANTS Ell ORN E'S GREAT BUCRU
COMPOUND, for the rapid cure of all Kidney and
Bladder Complaints. This Concentrated Compound
Extract of buchu is the best Remedy in the World
tor all Diseases Complaints of the Bladder, Kid.
neys. Dropsy Gravel, elects. LeucorrhGea Whites.
Urinary Complaints, Distractions, and all Diseases
and eakn of the eexual Organs, whether of q
constitutional origin, or from any other cause, OF
long OF short duration.
1t is prepared by Chemist. containing 10 Mer-
curry, and is pronounced by medical men TO be not
only the best but the cheapest Bnchu Compound in
the world Persons who have suffered for years and
could scarcely walk. have been cured by using one
or two bottles
Large Bottles 81; small Bottles, so cents Sold by
FISHER Il Wi3SfoN. and all Druggists in Rich
moId, Petersburg Norfolk, and other towns in Viz
GINA. Ia 22-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

Why is fashionable lady like rigid economist
Because she mskss great deal Of hustle about q
little waist.
violent thunder atoTIn passed over New Or
leans the 9ih inst. Several houses were struck by
lightning, aud slave killed
The members of the Kansas Legislature gave
Governor Medary complimentary supper few
daysago.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

HiagT CiP3.--A divorce case IS now on the legal
taps ia Cincinnati between two parties. both 4
whom are young, and married bat three years,
whose Gi.a4 arises out OF n night-cap,
which The wife insisted upon wearing il spite ot
lss husbands wishes, petitions, tears, thttAt-.
oa.hs and communicating EeetlU5 SlzndgyI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

pRoF. MORSE IN poRTo RgCo.--prof. Morse, who
is making tour Of the island of Porto Rice, las
built short telegraph line in the town ot Arroyo,
bet weea tile Hacienda and the coUntins, -bonse Of
his son.in-iaw Mr.. Lind. TIE B0ietip, Of Porto
Rico, ssys that it has dispatch seat D. that
telegraph aud adds ''rhe government of the lisa
which he can travel all over the Island. Prof
A,rse mas also offered his services to the governs
meat in case the latter should design 10 establish
any lines of telegraph. /, il understood that, III
tue opinion of Mr. Morse, ii would not he very ex
psns.ve to establish u general telegraph line
throughout the Island"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17
KxTEsTERN RAILROAp-NOTICE I'D

W. ESTERN AILHtFAU--NUAIOL To
w CONTRACTORS NGiSEEa's OFFICE ". u.
r PAYErrEyLLE ". O., Deb 50. is5s-sra!ed pr
posals Ill be received sc the Epginees ofhce ci ihe
". u. Il until the 25tn day of February. .oE lhe
Graduation aud Masonry of ia miles OF Their f9a'
furnishing the Cros ties for mites andtof The s
ing Ct - miles al TIA K; and gntii The 5ih 81 sFh-
ruary tor the supeIstrueture OF the brtige aefVhS
loves Little River, (apO itet Iong -,
Good re ierences will he required OF contraetotHaSW
their ability ro carry cut their contract a.,
Plans profiies and specifications can be seer ~ We
companys Office in Fayetteville, en- ana sisss '"'
10th inst. ~ ho5Se,,
The Western Railroad Company desgp psscihs, .ns
balance of the grading and supersiTectcre OF thsa
road TO Deep river. lo1s miles, undsr contrset y,
the lst day Of April; eut would receive prey
for that also the 18th inst, II persons sheua -
disposed TO submit proposals based upon m spsoxt
mate location. y.u
70 S-dt25th n n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

TIE HUpsos'5 BAY CoIPASY.--The Toronto Colo
pists says that on Thursday night the Inspector
Gsnerai, Mr.. Gait, answered that the government
had reason TO infer that the exclusive right o
TRADE enjoyed by the Hudsons Bay Company IN
their extensive territories would be abrogated BY
the home government on the lst jane next.
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III = iJIspATC IL.


49, s
Taus DAY 20 sNfx .~vsuHuA 49,, =: -
49, 10000 r--'-4s7-@N-- 50,
,.r. .axrrs on ras AssSsc sss.--Lass ~ 49,
ring In Esgiand, her chief thene pe'Hs -. n.
sad Americans In a lecture, NJ i"'''f
said Of us. Att s.e,,nss. the
aya,,,;Ie and en,husiasiic.in t"e ,., asa,s If
.o..s..,, we're easily thrown 'n.p . at,
Ahftfiosns srtsh Excitement during WHICH
@ ,..s.,,y ,cot ,aipped their ides, aug asessss
,sss into state OF calm, 10 wh,en .nss. 1as'a'
ssrsnee was a. protaund ~ s"s,s ssorrnd ~ az
,t",,n la illustration, she rsieffea 10 Tue
oS eh -. eiycn 10 America to kossuth, VINO was
r.srds piunee ia such an abyss OF iniany
- abuse a. no man ever resteo uoaet Dsio'e-
r,i,.ees1 They fcst made god OF him' ana the
eonyeTted him into demon.
IN The ia wing OF the Atlantic cable. the Aries
,ir.,. took IS themselves all the glory; there
wa. a sslegrapbc whiriwind, aud the people
ssAoced with kind of galvanic dehsht t9e
..raiehty Cyrrsv-i Ian ghter,-was almost deiird !;
bat now his ,hrea davis giory-' Shtcr3 was
seas The Americans had more activity ana GO
Neutrality-suspicious. ter and spirit thaa the
Ensiisa, who. however, had more sH"uRth H"'
substance Indeed, ths Characteristic OF ne Anne
rioan was "spead' whilst that OF Ine
YVES "strcagth." The American was ioLmiasotc
Ia attack; The Eegiishmsn in defence. The Eng
ttshrsr though beaten. was s.il formidable, bur
u beaten America was good f'F aoininS.
The TO capital principle was petuharily 81
America 4 brckeb down traoesman could enter
th. learned professions Of Law or medicine with
three months study, aad hc at the head Of mis-
profeas3ou in six months asterwaras- laughter -
and these professions are msde of broken down
merchants, horse jockeys, prize lighters, aud adj
ventufers. The element Of speed entered even
Toto The religion, which. ike everything eis"'
wen: by steam: its professors travelled by AZ cx-
press raJixa train , glory. There vas no place
10 the world whore public opin'Ju was so great a
tyrant, aud where al unpopular cause was brand.
cd with so much .Iliny.
The ttmn of a w0man's EG!oty IN America Hh7
when abe vas unmarried. But" said Lola, with
suggestive EMPHASIS, when the choice js made
Iroats Of laughter good bye 20 Der freedom ana
happiness She must b. submissive to Der mas
bard, become good wife, and so forth. IL were
a u,so-rrnnewed laughter)-i said i'll would
prefer an Am orican girl, to hrt with, but Should
choose IN English girl To marry. Applause =
Corrtiog is a delightful STAIR Ia Americ.. dare
say men thInk IL 50 ia this country, but they nave
no. been in america
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

-ae NEW PaEsIp CT HAYrI.--tieffrdi, the
nsw President of the Republic OF uayt Is n maa
somewhat advanced in years. His hairs are gray
aud he mas the appearance OF htTins seen good
dsal Of life lie is ut least 80 years old. lie is
nearly black, but still has some white blood in hs
veins.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

Persona going TO Richmond via this line, will reach
Petersburg in time for the mail train of the Rich
mond and Petersburg Road. which leaves Peters
burg at 5.85 ? IL.
Persons going West by the Southsile Road will
have to remain a night in Petersburg and take the
mail train which leaves at $50 Id, the next Morn.
ing.
Persons coming to Norfolk from Richmond will
arrive in Petersburg by the m 3 train of the Rich
mond and Petersburg Road in time TO breakfast in
Petersburg, and then to take the cars for Norfolk
leaving at II.
Person coming fronthe Southwest by tho south
side Road. will arrive in Petersburg at 80 B in
time TO get breakfast before departure OF the Norfolk
cars att
Persons wishing TO GO on North from Norfolk mag
do by either the Bay Line steamers the Steam
ship Lice for New York, which leave Norfolk, the
former daily, Sundays excepted, at 40 ri, and
the latter Semi-weakly, Wednesdays and Saturday.
No train will be on Sunday.
Fare from Norfolk TO Petersburg, straight
D.
Do Return ticket. good for days. 3 u0
This train will step only at Regular Stations to
take in and Put OIL passengers.
WILLIAM MALONE,
ri aAa,. II ID ID
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WITH the arrival Of new brewed Beer.

WITH the arrival Of new brewed Beer,
~ beg leave TO submit to my customers. and
the public generally, the following standard OF
prices for my 3ottled Lager Beer, Porter, Ale. &c
during the winter season, viz:
Quarts per dozen. $i7a( rs cts doz allowed on
Pints per dozen, si.G0 ! return of bottles.
Half Pints per doz 50c., bottles extra
store and par-k Keepers per centaxe allowed.
have also on hand Lager Beer ia whole half
quarter and eighth bills; Cream Ale in whole, half
price.
Orders LETT with Messrs Duval a Norton, corner
ieth and Main streets; Laidley Robinson, cor 4th
and Frankli u sts, at m store will be promptly
attendedto WILBACHER, 18th St,
no Between Main and Carr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

THs NiECEs OF RCaSs.--The treasurer of the To-
ron,c Burns Club sent ca Monday last the sum of
$50 10 tie Provost OF Ayr, Scotland. for the Misses
Begg, dsughors of the late Mrs Begg, the poets
sistei. Upwards OF 500 have already been subs
ecribed in New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

GaLLANTaY REw.EDED--rhe New Haven (Ct)
Palladium states that Gdvernneat has increased
Abe Salary Of Mr. BROOKS, the brave keeper of the
Faulkner Island iShthJuss, VINO SO molly periicd
Tia life laaG summer to save shipwreGked crew
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

FpiToRIAL CEAsGE.--T. s. King retires from the
editorial chair of San Francisco BueiiR, and is
10 bs succeeded by JAMES ". SIHoSroN, formerly
connected with the press in California, but for
several years past Tho vigiiant Washington
rondent OF the Nelc YORK Times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-17

safP BUILDING "DoWY EisT."-1u the dis'rict
Of Bath, Maize, durag the year 1913, there were
built Ii shIps, barks, brig aud schoonars, tGe
aggregate tonnage OF which amounted 10 - 50
Is Us tons.