davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-29
THE MILITIA.

We were Just about inditng an article on "The
Improved Enginery and Facilities of War;" when
the sound of drum and FIFE drew US to the vim
dow, and we beheld 'ihe militia" marching up
Main street, in the olden revolutionary style We
confess that we have great respect for the militia
uniform, which consists in every man wearing
citizens clothes, and carrying cane in good
weather, or an umbrella If it rains. There is some
sense ia the militia; it is the material Of war
In the very rawest and most unmanufactured con-
dition 1t puts on no airs and makes no preten'
sioBs. bat follows after the drum and fife, with a
don't know, don't want to know, devil may care
sort of expression, each man evidently looking
upon the whole thing as arrant nonsense, bat
submitting to 1t all because it ia the duty of good
citizen to conform to the laws. After all, it is not
dress that makes the soldier, and those famous
revolutionary patriots, who held on to John Bull
seven years with the grip of bull dog,and to their
pensions for over seventy years more, went TO work
In their shirt sleeves, and often without shoe to
their feet. For fancy work, fine uniforms, glitter
ing epsulettes and gorgeous plumes; bat when
real fighting is to be done, either with fist or bay
onet, the combatants usually strip to the buff, and
20 in upon their upadorued merits
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-29
Use OF DEADLY WEAPONS

law was passed during the last session OF
the Ohio Legislature which makes it misdemea.
nor to carry pistol, Bowie knife, dirk, or any
other concealed weapon, under q penalty or fine
not exceeding two hundred dollars, and an i'm.
prisonment of not more than thirty days for the
first offence. The second is punished still more
severely A similar law should be enacted and
enforced in every State in the Union. Scarcely q
day goes by in which the public journals are not
called upon to record the particulars of some
frightful scene, often terminating in boodshed
and death, and caused in most cases by the sud
den and fearful use of deadly Weapons
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-29
A NORTHERN JURY.

The manly and intrepid conduc. of United States
Judge Wilson, Marshal Johnton, and Northern
Jury,-headed by that true patriot and heightened
gentleman, HARVEY RICE, Esq of Cleveland, Ohio
In melting out justice to the Oberlin slave rescu.
ers, is worthy the observation, reflection and emu,
lation Of the Southern people. Whilst the supre'
macy of the law is thus INDICATED in the face O
the most powerful popular prejudices, it is uni
AND ungenerons to stigmatize the whole Northern
people as Abolitionists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-29

BISHOP DoAsE-The RI. Rev. George Washine'
ton Dosns, D. d, Protestant Episcopal Bishop OF
New Jersey, who died in Burlington, New jersey
Wednesday was one Of the most eminent ano
able Of the clergy Of the Protestant episcopal
Church 10 the United statos. He combined grea'
energy Of character aud an intense devoton 70 'ne
Episcopal Church. with fine scholarly attainment
and superior literary taste. Bishop Doane wal
born in Trenton, N. J., May 9th, 1879. He grad
uated at Union College, Geneva, In the state o
Now York, In 1918. He commenced the study O.
the law in the city OF New York, but shortly after
Abandoned Il for the Church. In 1871 he was Or
dsiued deacon by Bishop. Hobart, and oficiated
=. .sa,stant minister four years 10 Trinity Church
New York. For four years subsequent be wal
p,ofsssor OF Bellies Lettres and Rhetoric 10 the
Conn. In 1928 he become assistant minister OF
trinity Church, Boston, and in 1880 Rector In
1899 he VS. married to Eliza Greene Perkins, Of
Boston. In Is32he was conseerated Bishop Of N. J..
BY Bishop White, being the twenty ninth Bishop ir
order Of conservation. The year after he became
Rector Of St. Mary's Church, at Burlington
The literary productions Of DR.. Doane have beer
numsrous though mostly confined to sermons.
charges, and church periodical literature. He
publisbsdA volume Of his early poetical writings,
entitled "Songs BY the Way" chiefly of devo.
tional character. Some Of his poems have been
very much admired. In 1s4l Bishop Doane visited
Engisnd. by request, to preach the conservation
sermon OF the new Park church, At Leeds, which
Vas remarked a. the first instance OF an American
Bishop preaching In 40 English pulpit. The en-.
srgy and activity Of miad which characterized
hssSop Doene led bin 70 embark 10 numerous Ia
Dors. all relating, however, intimately to his bjxh
calling, and his death has left vacancy which
csa scarcely DO allied by - able or ! more dsvotsd
man. .
An APRIL sHow.--Fbs sno,~ -. .,.a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-29
ESQ Tan Peoples FRyzsD-All dis

coyefes that tend TO improve heal and prevent dis
ssss invaluable to the masses. prOrided the
prices at which they held. rot high az TO
prevent them from purchasing The proprietor Of
nacca before the people bad eye this fact and
At determined to give all anlopportlnity ouse
ing them. He knew that they would cure Dyspep.
STA, relieve Nervou ness, improve Digestion pre-
vent Diarrbaa. sllay Feyors, strengthen Debilitat
ed Constitutions and dspel Agnes. and therefore it
was that he offered bis great remedy at prices
within the reach of all. If you are sufferer try
these Bitters and then, with the Thousand of
others who have been made whole. join in their
praises to the rest of mankind Price 90 cents per
bottle
To be had Of all the principal Druggists in the
city of Richmon and elsewhere in Virginia and
North Carolina ap29
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-29

The cotton factory Of Miner, Wood e. Co.. at
Florence, Tenn, was destroyed by fire on the 10th
inst
The Countess de Choseul, wife Of the late
French Consul at Charleston, S. c., died at Flat
Rock, N. c., on the 9th inst
Geo Colder was garroted by somo sailor board
ing house runners, in Charleston, S. c., on the
26th inst, and robbed of $500.
Can't E. H. Hadeu, Of the slave bark E. A. Raw.
lipgs has surrendered himself for trial to the au>
thorities of Pensacola, Fla.
VIM T. Joynes has been nominated for the 'ir'
pinia House OF Delegates by the Democrats OF re-
farahurR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-29
MOUNT VERNON TABLEAUX

We must acknowledge that the impression left
on our mind by what we have heard and seen last
evening" is one that can never be erased. Whether
we consider the Incompatible manner In which
that Chef foeurre of Moore was read, the exquisite
taste displayed in arranging the pictures, the pu'
rity OF style in the singing, or the very large and
brilliant audience that overf1owed tho spacious
ball room and contiguous galleries, We can on',
congratulate the ladies upon their unbounded sue
cess To speak in detail where all was as neal
perfection as 1t could be, would be work OF SUI
pererrogaiion. They are to be repeated this eve
ming.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-29
WEATHER REPORT.

WASHINGTON, April 2S.-The following was the
state of the weather. att oclk this morning, at the
places named: New YORK ana Philadelphia, cloudy
tersburg, Va, cloudy, therm. $50; Norfolk, Va,
cloudy, therm. Geo, wind Sc Wilmington, N. c
cloudy and warm; Charleston, s. c., clear, thcrm
$50, wind S.; Savannah, clear, therm. 100, wind W ;
Montgomery, Als clear and pleasant; Mobile,
cloudy, therm. coo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-29
MORMON AFFAIRS.

ST. LOUIS, April 27.-The Mormon version repre-.
sents the condition of affairs 10 Utah to be mate.
rally different from the previous reports. 1t ID
denied that there is even symptom of hostility on
the part of the people. They complain that witt
nesses are arrested and placed In the charge Of
the troops, and say that Gov. Cumming, DR.. For
Dey and other prominent gentlemen, are indignant
at the course of the court. The Mormons seem to
regard President Buchanan's proclamation as eX-
emptiDg parties from arrest for all past offences
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-29

n. THE wREkLY DIsPATCI
roa rms wEEx, coN4AfFo
vWE CLOSE or THE sICELEY TRIAL.
AN ILLUsTRIoUs BRITISH EXILE,
FASHIONS FOR APRIL.
RUSSIAN WOLF HUNT.
EYES OPEN, AND
A lara Q quantity Of titsrcssing Editorial, news
aud Com tnercial Matter. With varsity OF Cores
nondeuc.. Issued this morning and for sale at the
coun.er Price cents; or cents when In wrap
pe,a res dy for
~aftfyo TO tSuxrpy FFIxrps.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-29
-------s-
MARRIED,

bridge Hatcher. Mr. n ADAMS. to miss AHp :
MOXLEY all Of Manchester, Va I. s,c..
ApTi,h 2S.s, ~ f ITw III 3 KIMBR0UGH 70 Miss
ELIZA A DiLLARD, both Of Hsnovs,r s oo""''' 80
NAV peace and prosperity be with theai'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-29
THE FIRE AT WINDSOR, c. w.

WINDSOR, c. W., April 26.-It is ascertained that
the damage by the fire here on Sunday last will
not nearly equal the published accounts. All the
locomotives can easily be repaired at slight ex-
pense. Only 700 cords of wood were destroyed,
and the buildings were all cid and of temporary
ehara
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-29
.WExELER & Wilson'S
CELEBRATED LOCK STITCH

CELEBRATED LOCK STITCH
SEWING MACHINE
The change made in the tension during the past
year, so that the upper thread Is used from the
ORIGINAL SPOOL, the addition of ii RMMER, by
which hens OF any width are turned and stitched
WITHOUT ANY BASTING. and the new style OF
LOOP CHECK. evince the care of the Compsny in
incorporating with them every Device tending to
perfect the Machine.
They now combine every improvement for SEW
ING that has been invented for sewing and we fpel
confident that in their present torn they are the
best ever offered to the public and refer for conir-
nation Of this opinion TO the 10000 Of them now
In use in this county.
Call aud see them, or se3d for descriptive price
list. CRAIGE,
ap 29--3t% Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-29
ADJUSTMENTS.
A. SPECIALITY.

A. SPECIALITY. ---~--"-~-"->
GRAND DAY PERFORMANCE
RUSSIAN M wan.
At MECHANTCg NIL
foh LADIES AND CHILpsgv.
Arrii 18th a. o'cloek. % DAi AI ~ ases,
MECHANICS HALL.
HoW OPEN. AND EXHIBITING NIGHTLY
fANDERsOn's
GIGANTIC REPRESYETATy0Ss
On TIE
RUSSIAN WAR.
Lately exhibited 10 Baltimore and philsas,eh;. ~
l6U.0y0 persons and In WashinStnn to ih. '"
entire population
This 10 Colossal Dioraulic Panorama iiIustr.,,,
al the most important events Of the late Russian s
rem It's commencement to i.s close fhs r,pressn
| fatons embrace Grand MILITARY and NAytr n.
WINS, BATTLES, SfEGEs, BoMsARpMExfs aUEsina
t h.sD .sD
ly heightened by the union Of CHEMISTRY and ,bs
most ELABORATE MAcHINEnT, producing Effects never
The illustrations sre pr esepted on
5000 s9uAkE FEET OF CANVAS.
rHs BRfrisH sIEsT IHaT's sPiThi IA
THE B0MBARDMENT OF ODESSA,
sILIsTRIA, 80 CALAMITY OFFENDED az
EMBARCATI0N OF THE FRENCH TROops
FROM CALAIS
CRONsTADT, BnMBARDMENTO OF BoNAgsuND
CAMP OF THE ALLIED ARMY AT VARNH
GREAT PRE- AT VARHA
BATTLE OF ALMA
GRAND CHARGE OF THE BRITIaH GUApDs
UPTHE HEIGHTS OF ALMA
BALACLAVA-CAPE CHEERS NESg.
Exterior and Inter ior Of the hsrber Of
L-F0RTfFICATIONs-sH OF
WAR, &c &C.
BATTLE UF BkL4CLAYA.
DREADFUL TORNADO ON LANDA' d SEA.
BATTLE OF INkERMANN!
GRAND CHANGING sCRNy I
Terminating with the
BON BARDMENT AND DESTRUCTION OF
sEyASTOP0L.
~ Admission rs cents. Reserved seats 20 eents
81 No half price for children.
k4- Admission for Colored Persons TO Gallery rs
cents.
NoTIcs-Parsies can secure any particular seat by
applying at the Hall from 10 till ~ O'Clock, A. H..
and 2 till 4. p. NJ.
a. Doors open at 71s-to commence at O'Clock
G~ Grand Day Performance on SATURDAY
at O'Clock. an 2i-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-29
NORFOLK AFFAIRS,


CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH
NORFOLK, April 2S
The report of the death Of Morris L. Tabb, ESQ
of Portsmouth, vas premature; bis friends enter,
tain strong hopes OF his ultimate recovery.
The Corporation Court of this city continues ir
session. They are still engaged in the crmina
docket, which, by the way, is made up of petty
offences.
Officers Capehart and Nelson have gone tc
North Carolina. in quest of the five mutineer
who cut out Of Jail few nights ago. We believ'
tn, y are on the track of the party, and stronl
hopes of their arrest is entertained.
PERCUSSION,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-29

SUICIDE OF A SAroR.-A sailor on board the
United States steamer Atlanta, at Montevideo
whose head had been ordered to be shaved fol-
some misdemeanor, refused to submit to the dis.
grace and rying out "good bye shipmates," leaped
overheard and was drown
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-29
E~HARTsHoRHH's CURE-ALL-
THE GREAT PAIN ANNIRLLATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK sTOM
ACU AND WEAK BOWELS

ACH AND W. Fan bOW Els.
PREPARED BIZ CHEMIST.
BoTrLEs IL, Is and 50 cents and one dollar.
THE aRNArBST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHURNE'S CURE-ALL should be kent in
eli families in case of accidents sudden sick ness
~ 1t frequently os In less time than requires
get physician.
1t cures pain In any part Of and ia used
externally and internally.
HARrSHORNE'SC UREALI. cures yhermat Isr,
Neuralgia and Chilkains
HARTSH0RNE 'S OURE-ALL cures Craynr. Collie
Pains In tho Stomach or Bowels.
UARTSH0RNES CuRE-ALL cure, rai,s IN TIRE
Limbe, 6ide, Back, Breast, Teeth aud Eers
UARTSHORNES CURE-ALL crrcs srrsius
Bruises, scalds, Barns and Frosted Feet
TRANSFORMERS CUREALL cures Psins IN the
Feet and Swelling of the JOINTS
HARTSH0RNES CURE-ALL cnres Stiff Mech
from Cold, and Ague in the Breast.
HARTSHORNES CURE ALL is good for Dyspep
STA, Weak Stomach and Bowels
Whenever you have Pain, use the CURE ALL A.
II acts upon the Nerves, Musles Sinews Blood and
Bones. and. BY Its warming electromagnetic power
try It.
The above medicines to be had ct oil Drug Store,
y Richmond, Norfolk. Petersburg and ali towns IN
virginia. &C B-6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-29
RICHMOND. 25th April, 1859.
N 1hos 49, Ashland Jockey Club:

N sec'y Ashland Jockey Club:
n..r a;r-Your very kind invitation. en- beha.
the Ashland Jockey Club tothe KicnmSnG 5o Soa
anuea 1asrv 81 Providence aud De Moray Com
smdssp Of Boston to attend the Races at ashland
nI the occasion of the spring meeting 10y a smb.
70 .ted AZ an informal meeting, held ms evening ~
AT am directed to say that the nd This sc
&c pied for Wednesday. the 18TH MAY ano t the de-
w raj COMMITTEES for the Reception aud Ea'e prex;.
N ants Of the sir knights from Boston ana ffo'i'
dc nee. x.,...ra
JNO BOsHER:
sec'y Committee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-29

r OsT-S2O REWARD.-Lost on Sat
IL urday the 10th inst on Brooke Avenue, a Gold
Watch No 1925 | will give the above reward for it
if left at Henry Msngle's. On Brooke Road. ard no
questions will be asked.
ap 29-lt* HENhf adams.
T OST FREE PAPERS.-Lost or stolen
IL from my house yesterday morning. my Pocket
Book containing S. In cash. and my FREE "a
PERS. ] will give the person who took it away
from my house the money, freely, If he che will
return me the Free Papers.
JOHN BROOKS. free man of color.
sp .9-lts Manchester Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-29

sN-Bur YOUR oKs AT THE GIFT BOON of0N
/ where you may b:'-
! ROCK and &C Watch for 500
A Book and SILVER Watch Tor w
! A Book and Gold Chain for loo
ABook and a Gold Thimble Tor w
! A Rock and Cameo Pin for ioo nm
! .pnok and a got of Sleeve Buttons for lCo
! Pook and Gold Locket for ioo
| A Rock and Gold Bracelet TOR w
| A Rock and Gold Pencil for l ~
| apook and a Gif. Book for l w
This Ia great movement. when mas ioi no
| the dissemination acknowledge. DO suio W " =.
| No s6 Main street and buy BOOK. ap wv
| 1T RETAIL rw ANN
| FRESH SUPPLIES OF NE" AMI
BEAUTIFUL DRY GOODS'
pooo;ri,c from this mornings steamer.
/ noTpI.E VOLANT RICH SILK ROBES
ETEn.nT RAREGE DOUBLE FOLANT AMI
upInyDID EMBRoIDgRIEs AND LACEs IN
HDKFS
| C,fLARS AND SLEEVES
| r ERTHEs AND CAPEs
@, Iendid Paris DRESS GOODS, in all COLORs, ID
81 cNs and QUALITIES is entirely new, and very
la cee and complete.
For saie at the lowest prices
sp Cots NAIhlH -
MAyrILLAs TALMAs. BURNous, RAGLANs
81 avis in real Lace; Grensdine. French ndChaB
fiji " Lace; Velvet and Nett; solid slik SIX ana Lace
3 arege; Linen, Poplinette. DC.
Our black and celored light cloth Raglan for thii
Sc sson, is very handsome.
ap 26-ts WhIhiNo fioNhi>'
r.RLE DAMAsKs, NAPKINS, TOWELS. Ii
MEN SHEETINGS
pillow Castings Cotton sheetngs. Curtain goods &c
tn-AlI OF the best quality and very cheap.
ap26-ts WATKINS 4 FICKLEN.
FINECOLORED FANCY AND BLACK PRENCE
CLOTHS
Beautiful Spring Silk, valertia. and Marseilles
Vestings.
New and elegaa. French, Fancy, and Black Cassi
meTes
White, colored, and fancy striped Drillings. Boys
st the lowest rates.
ap 26-ts WATKINS FiChLEN.
~ EXTENSIVE SUPPLY OF PLAID AND
STRIPED oZNABURGs, COTT0NAD
Farmers Drills. Unbleached Costons. Plaid Domes
tics, and all kinds plantation goods. at unusually
low prices.
ap 2s-ts WATKINS l. FICKLEN.
DRIES TRIMMINGS.
DRESS TRIMMINGsi
B1ETTCHER, IT'S 6road street.
New Spring and Summer Trimmings, consisting
of the most fashionable and stylish
PRINCES,
POMPONETTS,
MARABOUTS,
GRAPES,
QUILLED RIBBONS,
ons many other different kinds and novelties.
Having made ON arrangement with several i'm
nortiug houses in New York TO supply me with all
the lew STYLES of Goods, as soon as they arrive
will be enabled to furnish my customers with the
latest fashionable styles, on the
MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
prrther call the attention of the Ladies' to q
Nv FRENCH LACE MANI LAS. sHAWLs,
POINT3.
| which can sell at very low figures, being of my
| own direct importation.
s zsss An. AND s PGTpI1 zEPHER woRsTEDs.
Shetland Yarn, of all colors. always on band, al
| wholesale and retail; Real Lise Thread Stockings
| for Ladies' Real Isle Thread Socks for Gentle
men, and splendid assortment of Fans and other
| fancy articles. - Jap Z0-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-29
EGr SEE
REFS & cos
NEW STYLE

PORTRAITS
THE PEARL AMBROTYPE.
Mast BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE PICTURE ExTANT.
All STYLES OF POI traits known in Photographic
Art taken ct the STEAM GALLERY, l39 MaiI
street.
An work warranted to please. no charge.
Prices ranging from sc to $25
Large size Family Groups, and
5000 worth of Fancy Cases,
At one half the usual prices.
Have your old Pictures copied il the new style.
TIE prevent their fading.
See specimens of small children at their
Doorway. See if you can Il nd any at other
Galleries to compare with them.
Beware OF Bunglng Operators and Imitators.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-29
ruE WEEKLY DISPATCH.

The number OF this weekly issued this ra0'''ne
n an excellent one, both ~ = literary ana new
Journal, and tie contents will afford 40 e'e"'"e
delightful reading. For sale at the e'o"''''
re,cn SpNpY CENTS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-29
so SPRING TRADE. 1870


ELLETT T. DREWRY,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
LNFORETGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
No IL Pearl STREET., Richmond "a.
We have the pleasure Of Offering 20 the merchants
of Virginia, North Carolina and TennesseH tho
largest and best stock Of
DRY GOODS
re have ever been able 10 exhibit
CoEhning our business principally 10 piece goods.
se have bestowed much time and labor to Ees up
hrst rate stock, and feel satised that no house IN
this country can offer better selected stock Of.
Angsh and American Prints
FANCY printed Lawns, Jaconets and Cambrfcs
Fine French and English Organdies and Char
Fancy Rareges. Delaines and vaisntiAs
Robes Of every style In Lawns, Jscenets. Or
Silks, Peptins. Check a. Ecoss. Mtilainas
Layilla Cloths. pebages, &c
In White Cambries. Swiss Mussins. Irish Linens.
&C. We have OF our own import tton, large STOCK.
which We viii sell lower than We have over been
able 70 do before.
In goods for gentlsmen's and boys wear. cur stock
10 very large and varied and a. cheap - We nave
We have an extra large stock OF goods 0r
0ormsa and seotch Linen RuriAps
Iarmelg DrfilstLineaD ucks
Heavy Uott0n TwiIls aud Cottonaaes
Plaid and striped Domastics
Plaid and Striped ozasbarss
Denims, &c.
To al OF which We AK special examination BY
ehe trade. We are dessrmned 20 meet The market
saess North and South sis ~ ssl nS SSWep,eed
mAT-am
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-29
FURTHER DETAILS OF EUROPEAN NEWS

/
| are represented by SO delegates and proxies
| Tbere are SO counties and cities In the district
The Convention adjourned until o'clock.
FURTHER DETAILS OF EUROPEAN NEWS.
| Nrv YoRK, April 2s-The steamer Africa, from
Liverpool to the 10th instant, brings the details o.
the news Of which an outline was received by tns
| Circassian.
| the 23d OF April, and commence by resolving on
| general disarming. The statement that austria
positively refuses to participate unless the other
| powers simultaneously dsarm, ID confirmed.
The London News says II Is posslD's s .nss 'n ~
Congress may prepare and embitter instead Oh
The Paris correspondent Of the London Herald
says there are for believing that Austrias
proposals to the points to be submitted 70 Con'
| gress are wholly unacceptable to France.
The Paris Patrie says that France be expected
to diminish her army, or remand single cannon
| to her arseDais.
The French Naval officers on furougb, have
been ordered to their ships Immediately.
| War material is accommodating at Marsei,les to
| an alarming extent.
| Five steam frigates have gone to Africa, It ia
| supposed, to bring French troops TO France.
| The London News correspondent says Lord
| Cowley and Count Walewski, after a long dis
cussion, separated, with the conviction that q
| very serious difference OF opinion exists between
| France and EUgland
The ArchdUke AIbrecht, Of Austria, had gone
| as special minister TO Berlin.
| Austria is willing to make important concessions
| to Prussia on certain matters In dispute, and q
perfect understanding between them is considered
| highly probable.
| WarIike preparations continue In some Of the
smaller German states. The Bayarian army has
been placed on q war footing.
1t was reported that the Pope would protest
against an European Congress.
Ii is runored that the King of Naples Is either
dead or dying.
Holland and Belgium are said to have concluded
atreaty for mutual defence, in case Of war.
More political prisoners in Naples had received
passports for the United States.
Sir Moses Montafiore bad arrived at Rome with
a petition from the jews of England aud America
in favor of the boy Mortars.
There is nothing later IL commercial news than
by the Circassian.
REPORTED FILLIBUSrERING MOVEMENTS.
LEAvENwoRTH, April 26.-Agents here and at
other points are secretly urging emigration to-
ward the gold regions, with view of forming
nucleus at Pixies Peak. to make descent on So
nora, and probably Durango and Chihuahua
There is concerted plan but the leaders hope for
a Development in that country, as it is probable
dissatisfaction exists among great number of the
Inhabitants. 1t is estimated that ten thousand
men have already left different points the Mis-
souri, river for the purpose of joining the sxped-
tion.
Accompany is organizing In Kansas city for Ari.