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Additional Foreign News.

Mr.. Glad.tours financial statements and estimates
put the co.t of the Chinese wnr nj Sj4 ouo,oa0, OF
which SCI QUO, 900 afe nlrcal, provided fer
Lord Bronchn,n called the attention ofihr House of
Lords To the rcl sal of the Cuaard steamers grant
hrsi class passage 10 negroes, saying Il THE nHlter
had not been compromised doubt but damages
could have been recovered.
Lord Wopdnouse confirmed The statement ofihc
massacre :" five hundred christians ut Damascus
Also the dest u,tan Of all the consulatrs except
the Ensli,l.
At meeting in London Of the international
Statlsti nj Congress, lore. Brougham called Ny.
Dallas attention II the fact that u negro wns prr-
sent MS IA member OF the Congress. Mr. Dallas
made no response. but the negro DIR, pcmncy
returned tanks Tor Lord b $ Kind recognition.
when WAS received with cheers from nll rarls II
the Hall.
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NV York AND VIRGINIA STEAs SHIP CoApANY.-
Tie steamship Jamestown has been temporarily
withdrawn from the Richmond and New ork line, 10
receive new boilers. The Yorktown and Roanoke,
however, cnntinue the route, tie former leaving
richmond every Tuesday AMI the latter every Friday
afternoon i o'clock. The "Jamestown' vii! resume
her place in the line in ample time for the fall trade
helu cen Redmond City Point and New York These
steamers have performed their ttips with nnrrece-
fented rity and success, and we are sure MAT
the business community could not dispense with
them. For n northern trip for pleasures they Oder
every facility and the skill poenrss and attention IT
their officers have justly gwen then worldwide
popularity.
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The OccoQUAN ArrA,R-Cr1TING DowN THE
rorE.-At - o'clock the Prince " liam Cavalry
taptnin Thornton. commanding. entered the wi.
la.e and ranged themselves in the neighborhoOd
ut the pole. They were followed l'y a company
ahout forty strong, under command Of Captain NJ.
Fttahugh and Major Carter. who, paving AZ
tention whatever to the horsenen, quietly iurm-
eG in hollow square around the POLE, lacng IN
wards.
Whilst this Company was surrounding the pole
Mr.. Jos. 7. Janney advanced 10 the Cnpt. of the
to p of ho,se. and claimed pr.ection FOR his ro-
leriy, upon "hich the pole IT a,.!.
Vt the word al command DANES ". Jackson,
If Fairfax, -,alwart yc"man,sp,an, forward and
gave the first blows others followed. ''redoub!ng
strike on stroke" During the time there was no
interruption,suve the Republicans ard others who
stood at rners near by, would cry out, Amt
yaur axe dull" "llope yolre having good
tme," &c. In n few minutes, however, there was
Il cry Of ''staiiI from under" md the pole came
to tie ground and shycred. Instantly the crowd
gave three cheers, when the Republicans respond
ed by thrre cheers for Lincoln and llamln. All
We're quickly at work on the fallen pole, and in
less time than it takes to tell, it was chopped up
and and the pieces csX'ed off, The flag was sent t"
81 soon ~ the Gag pole was levccd, Captain
fitzhu h, ordered about face and his company
marched of, salutel as they went by mingled
leers and applause.
huring the evening the,s was some excitement,
md person rencontre took place between Cot
Brawner and JOSEPH Z Janncy,in which the lat
ter was considerably injured.
The crowd cleared away during the evening,
an at sundnwn all was quiet. The Repul licans
say they will put up another pole on the same site
- Aie1 Gay.
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NJ ARK ELS.

BALTIMORE July Colour quiet md steady
mt Sj25. Wheat active and bu"ynnt ut 81 90 to
II ~ Whire - % to 81 Co. Corn firm Mixed
70 cents Yellow "a To Ghc; White - To - ct..
Provisions nctl,e aud unchanged. Whsk.y duh
at POI to 203 cents
New YonE, July 80 Cotton is firm. Flour heavy
and unchanged. Wheat firm, White Sl,32al "a.
Corn firm, Mixed 62c. Mess Pork lS .s0al9i Prime
l2.50ali. SngnI declined 9Th. Virginia G's Hol
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Tho Public Printing.

WAsnINero>, July 3o.-The difficulties IN re
gard to the putIie Printing, were nmcnhly nd
jus'ed to-day between the parties. Ford. the
House Primer, returned to day, and the contest
ants agreed settlement.
Pangborn,, whose authority is recognized, sue
rintcnds tie business. Lnrronhe \ English will
stll do the work, which will Immediately be re
sumed.
Forty thousand copie' of the Report # tho Co
vdo Committee ready ar distribution.
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IL vIT.TioS AocEPTED.-The Home Guard Of
thi, city, Lave received an invitation from the
NJ n,cello Guard Of Charlottesville, to visit that
ely and participate, together with other invited
guests in II celebration the 22d August. AT
meeting IF the Con-, any last night. they de-
termin ed unanimously, to accept the invitation.
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SAILED soR FR,NcE.-Mr. Ell Bonneville, nsen.
anu repr, sentative ol the French Importation Com
pa9y, lett here Yesterday Mt IL o'clock in the
steamer Yorktown, en- route for Franee,-whcre
ne VIII execute, no doubt, with great care. tho
oruers entrusted to him. and will return with the
next cargo early in October In the meantime he
has rented the warehouse No. ~, Commerce st..
AMI let Mr.. stephen r. Scasono TO attend to his
ahn'r1 All persons wishing to order their goods
oirect, will find Mr.. Schisuno Mt the nhayr.aa,ned
Place. who will Immediately frward thar orders
l., Mr.. I'll. Bonneville at Paris.- Nogtoi, Uuv
Box.
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DRowNrp.--A negro man FAMED Lewis, the
property Of joel Flood. If Appoma,tox. was
drlwned in Dukes P,nd, about three miles below
town, on Sunday morning. lie was a hand en-
rioyed on Canal boat. An inquest was held
and q diet rendered of accidental drowning"
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Dyspepsia.
n TIL RI II rtIhaTs no disease which DESTROYS the
1sp happiness aud o"miort "f indi,ilm- und families
10 IT, snmc rNt,nt ~ b3s9sjsgn or Indigestion.
Previous Ia III" discovery al The tNN,,tN El1rRs There
,NlsIci mcl,nr accessible tn
spread ds'as,' which ri oN.,l II market DEGREE.
The power these tirs nh,,. nnui', disease
Will all "' Ian, III, origin dig, siiu,
mud functional discusses u The stomach, well .inHi II
t.t#H.roH n itif Is hcs ui,l NIL ~,
Its speedy rnd permanent cnIr"t nf the c,rr'.t mud
stubborn rtc"'d ! rnnr nj 81 tins
'"pgP u IeifJ' IapHa Nc'Ipi ictctfr IN N5fyad
nR1Frtt. Mich. jun ii l,6i
Mcssrs. : ". f"wit Y CO., H"sh,n; In reference
'NAE"naitd httrs, that al n aN lr lytp"pt
ir sct'rhl months, aud nlmnh with pain aud h.nus
in stomach WIS prevailed upon h, friend Who Ind been
crfl t TIA mct 10 try bottle Of tirccus pNstua
ti Hicr- Before using hnfn bottle grads f,lr,,d
and h, the time hni used bottles aud half cnr
WILL Hud -ll rrlnatn know uf stNrfnl dis
ltssng nn which have been entirely cured l
TITS Invaluable mcrc and il gives l'n pleasure
commend tony Rni MI "hn he suffering from tbs
dread fn malady W. ~ BACON, leaeher at detroit -.
Srhunl
Prepared 10y :. W FoWIE co, Bostou. md fr ruir hv
William \. strnth,r 90 aud John H. SoHy, Au,hhuty.
I P:t Campbell g. H., and h all Drug ;t.t- mud ,alcr
medicine Throughout ttr country. " ihlN
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BEN ErnT-We leain that n lumber Of citizens
have rendered Mr.. CIR sp hentit To take place
TN, rrov night. y splendid bill will be offered.
Particulars in the morning.
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NERAL NOTICE

The funeral services If ANNIE S,rNnrss, infant.
daughter ol H. +, Lncado, will take riace Mt her
fathers residence. ON Diamond HILL, tins morning
Mt u o'clock. The relatives and friend. are in,,
ted TO attend
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IN ApyANcE--Ne have received the Southern
Literary Messenger Err August several DAYS in
advance OF ats usual time OF publication. 1t cun-
taIlis many Interesting articles. Que bv W,ndham
hohertson, Esq.,wlll b. r,ai with much pleasure
The editor tells some amusing aneciocs
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TuE GREAr EASTERN is certainly coming TO
the Chesapeake. She will show her immense rrn
portiuns at O.i Point on the 18th, which viii he
next SATURDAY,
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N II ~ 10 tell readers that the ella aud
k springs Throughout The country Ind h"h puisnnrd, aud
thai W. had disco, anii,c It's
Tint w"nl gladly avail themselves discovery,
til" hope u,erling Heath. II tell i,m
ha discovered mine o treasure cnongl Tor them and aud
that pr, parrot II IN,
cur att /" fortune. Hut n health valuable TINA riches,
how much Vrntne should they he 10 a great
mat it, curative powers htv less ceflnin than igui AMI
arkus Nts "" give instances II cnll uh tlr
rrt'"r"i BAhEEe BlllEGS nnd the my rini> 1t
r.fh,acs ram NIL scctns al Ihc Nuuth I'll n have
been cured ii ppStd 10y Its all healing properties AmouR
hen Viii o Tia" vouchers nI old aud young, mai and
male cNoa"g THIS Btrths o the skea and blessing fr"N'
d''r "ti i curative Hut lis ,rnrs moi continue,
la lis scsn Nervous Headaches Yield readily Ia as
lofij Lives become uirksnr' aud mHde active b, its ni
somncls mnr health! b, It's nenrltting eft
ees Indigestion disappears when enters the organs of t'
hllrIh"H 'snn, resist lis tonic And Cholera isr
"hn met Il, lh,sr IItss, Il promptly isarncl aud hr'u~
harl thousands ut have c"rihr VIM usd 1t IN
~ TINT devastating the
BAkiR~ III liRS viii moi ron,, NIL the lls al humanity,
ut such caused l Tho stomach aud how ei-
div th 10 STRENGTHENING effects and .p,., driven
"m III" s,hm. Al who nrci tonic should Try It, hu be
euuo their Judges al it, virtues
For sal" i all Inc Druggists l,nthhurg, aud by NIL the
principal Druggist IN the ii, :" E,hmand. hero
NltguH nls. Mcssrs has stvt a. Washington city,
urtau h y; a1d iaturs y Park, \ Y.
nr.i,r- dlle1 h, addressing l.. HAkEt, Proprietor
lib II i&tt> III, hn,rtd. Va.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

ASG- HRLMnOtDs BucHu FOR THE BLADDER
U~ HElMbol.nS hECHU for the khincys
HELMHo1Us BICHU for tho Gravel
HElMBolns BUClIu Tor Dropsy
HEf.MboLU's BUtliu for Ners ousnesa
HEiMBOLDs BrGHu hnr Ioss ol Memory.
Hhi.MholDs RIIHu for Iasa II Sight,
HkliMnoI.pS BtlCliu TOR biuiness 81 Vision.
HEiMbuLps BICIiu for Difficult nreathlng.
nlLMhpIb's BEtllt' hr Weak Nerves
Hkt.hboLDs nUCIiu inr Distractions
nELMbpLUs EuCHr nr Ixccss,s arising from
lndis'r-ion and all lis. n.s. q
SEXUAL ORGANS,
TX STING IT, either
matte al How IpNG STANDING,
HEiMBpLlfS l\rEAfT Rttiiu l.. pleasant In ita ns
md ''r All immediate IN its action. Frer u har
~ Il" - ieltec 10 address seearIHh rd b, reliable
certificates. So advertisement another cnlunu
s>ts Depot, lDI South Tenth ST , phlalcipiia
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Keen I'D Your Credit

UVOW? VIZ by payng your bills prompt! when due Our
July bills mostly distributed, and We earnestly
request indebted TO 10 the ls July, 10 come "r-
ward and settle ithout delay.
l7Is BTRRoCGHs SHAFER x CO
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Hol]oway's Ointment,

m II /. notorious thai inocn The muscular
1SE rats of The leg ncN or healed With saiet, by t'
ordinary safos. THIS ointment Hl.u" peurirnc- LII. mufhl
II these Nod aud obstinate ulcers md Them
ids nu without hl1nr. II scqualy onr"us Tor All
ernal usiu inh numaiions, and Wounds sold The
ufactory "" 81 Maiden Lane New York. and by all druggist,
NJ 2ic, 6!c md 7 per Io. b ia iw
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m .zs- ENCOURAGE HOME MASI'FttTrRF.-StM
tSS rtt's lSrAII1nIE BAttNG FoNnrR, the aud
cheapest preparation LunNn f,r making In moment
without Nrtst al IN an elegant Hhuor light, aud
"t - AL. lis uit., Batter nok nh"a ard niher Grid
dt ahos. Pudding rirs, md Pastry every ,-cfptinn III
II Ih.; "i Lime. tabor nnl cNIcu.r.
tfInH R,rf IboHIE HiHfoyRi
Mail llILl, IrsGloo, I an OF 1s,-
l'r HArt't boar Slla' ng Used IA cuu-i tnnlr
.eAii, samples taking Powder unhsitutluuly pro
unnnr II Ia Ia thing thai has been
mnii I"t ihc purposes for winch II Is recommended.
THOMAS BIsIuLp.
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Porter and Scotch Ale.
TuJHE best brands PORTER and SCUFCH ALL Tor inv n
Il Hds-Fur sac by ,z,.,.,,,,- ,,s.-,,
" LIS j. IL lnoMfSO.', bfuEeIHl' =
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Removal, Removal!

The EynChbnrg SAVINGS store.
WILL l., removed the 10Th o. Ainl> L. the new
w and spacious store Room. No. - MAIN 81, two
Ihos. Thurman' Confectionery. where VIII keep
clr auy and large and well selected stock u MILNE
~ ANp FAx,i GoDpe BoHmtts, Hibi'H+. FoUos,
Feathers, mai Dress cps also large stk OF hltf"te't'
{nsierv uai Dress TT HjJS, t}3tIs HfHtitt Sho(s,
Fars slscs which ii sci at i,om - to s9 per cent
cheaper than any other house IA the - ).
invite my aud the public III general 10 give me
i, " i6tn b. LEVI Ag'l.
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Davis Pain Killer

e. Ky 10 III Ell DAVIS ~ SON Dear sira- t,I
LIZ hapg} h. uld tstiIlpni Al Of ynluo OF
Pain kil,r IA The ti=lH.
o The world. ' >ih al ihs month fll om sennd
doorway 10 ll IaN'uents, -rlhiu beet, and hruis.s
ihrm sN'nt H s'Hg the lgHmeHls al tia ankles. When
Carried hume 'ct black and "l,. pain
iut,sr II ruting. Immediately applied pil
Killer, aud continued Ia do - nj Inirf,aso about
HE second La TIN appearance "asn gr',ni. Yellow. WITH Ia
IL paiu and H. day can walk with
ours IespettnllN, l.SlGGlII, High II.
Providence NaN l4h, ls5T.
The The the Pain irt east, re-
mo- ri li washing Il IA nlf''h" J, Aim
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sn.m.sI.ns,s ES:eua.eA ss!.e.
lamp and Machir

VNVERY IlUTsLkEEPER sl0uId have 7 IlIe Of lhI'
Il GuE tlncnds furniture crockert. toys &C For sale by
~ al, j. II. THOMPSON, Druggist.
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Lamp and MACHINE OH
A FULL Stock Of FINE LAMP and MACHINE OILS
n Also coal OIL and BTENlNG FIUiD-for sale by
~ Tits j. II. THOMPSON, Druggist
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PnRrsNorTi, March ~, isiS
o'rrfly recommend "acnpc's Ink ny Iuwdor' ~ th.
superior nriiclc usrd for making
ieai IrHd. Biscuits &C. in The sh"rtrsi ia..i1" lime
,uin J,Cr
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INTEREST To TRADE NTH Iol
addition Ia the following papers, or which Special
Agent, Will and eris,
per in the United states.
NELSON EN- Elsrltisf, Lo,ingston, Va,
NEN Ira, Floyd Court House. va.
WING.
N Within knoA,f', Tennessee.
SrNflNfI, Eogcrs, He, Tennessee
lNriiliGkN,EE, M"rristown, Tenn
SGIh2zffrrr, L'si"s'o",v"
n IL a1ssii Liberty, Va.
VISITOR. Marion. Va.
w VIM EAi' fineas,c, VA
REGISTER. pan,nIr. Va.
hENriNtI, AicNallria Va.
NIiHt$lA EtlIn. Halifax 60. Iin, Va
N!lGlSlA ANh ftH<t<sft NEWS. Bristol
t'N NIa5 ionr.+oro', Tenn.
DEMOCRAT, Grernylllr Tenn
AbNiEflSER Chattanooga, 1enn}
ru>l. Athens
H EiM.rGAy, Abingdon. Va.
erAE ANp HERALD t+r.hansburg, Va
PATRIOT. Gral u. llo., va.
ITinlf@EAfh' tw.,hc,illr, Va
AUNot ATE. Tazrwrl to. Ito. Va.
sol lII-N Is /, tiles 90. lio, va.
EErI BIlI\N, Nin hester, Va.
Persons wishing Ia advertise IN Of the above all
Of them having extensive circulation in their ilis. WI
find II To I" call AT The Office oil The L. nr
burg Nirgniiu STATES, where will be made aud
A. WADDILL
kirviuu ni,p
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n II J. nndcrsi-n, will prepare bFrs CoNiaA,r4
Hss&' WILLS, a., upon short n"tsc.
-,lt - WI. u BEANCM
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LynChburg Female Seminary.

NANTED /" hire for The balance Of the year, Mas and
w WuNAN for garden and hDusc purposes, elderly
pref rrcd. App, a This uhlae Is lU-dis
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NEW FLOUR
y liz Sack. and Bbls.-For sale by ,,,.r,,ns
N q u ND ~ on' .''
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N Otico

onn BONES ApAMANTINE CANDLES, for sale by
SUI JOHNSON, YOUNGER n olEY,
- IL. ichmlnl. Va.
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-. A SMALL family residence on CHURCH STREET, b
s tween 4h and 9TH In Tho beat nrighbfhood IN the cit
nj aNery low price. Apply To
Je 2Gi,f A.. y. ENalEDoVE, No. 81, Main ~.
The new era., 1860-02-16
M. N. K E L L OGG i,

WTHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in Dried.
w Green and Preserved Fruits, Bird Cages
and Willow Ware. Confectionaries, Toys and Fancy
Goods Of Esoy Description, Third Street, between
Wabashaw and ST. Peter Streets, Saint Paul, Min.
P. S.-Oysters, Green Applss, by the bbl. Syl
The new era., 1860-02-16
THE EMPORIUM,

JOHN /. BLACK, Proprietor. Nicollet Avenue
Minneapolis, Minnesota. The best and cneaPes
Dress. Fancy and Dry Goods, always on hand
The new era., 1860-02-16
B. THOMPSON,
I. S. PILLSBURY s. CO.,

Wholesale and Retail De:lers in every description OF
Heavy and Shelf Hard Ware, Stoves and lin
Ware, Iron and Steel, Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe,
Cordage, Shea.hing Paper, Gables, Chain Pumps,
Saws, Butchers Files, Leather AMI Rubber Belt
ine, BIacksmiths and Mechanics Tools and VIM
dow Glass. Also, Agent for GAGE, PoRTERs
s. Co.'S Circular Mill, y Cut and Pitt Saws.
Wilder's Safes, Lake Huron Grind Stones, etc.'
St Anthony, Min. jan26n3yl
The new era., 1860-02-16
CHARLES CRAWFORD,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Perfumery, Paints,
Oils and varnshes, Dye Stufs, etc, etc., Corner
Suspension Bridge. ST. Anthony, Min. n3y1
The new era., 1860-02-16
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue Of an execution i'sued out OF ana
ID under the seal Of the End judicial District
n and for the County of Ramsey, Stale OF minneso-
ia, upon Judgment rendered the an DAY Of Of fserua
office Of Benton County, to which County the County
sherburne attached for ad,sa purposes. on the
wherein Robert T. Ioterhof is plaintiff and
Moses Sherburne is defendant, in favor oil SAD
plaintiff and against said defendant, Tor the sum o.
Ten hundred and twenty-five dollars and hiy-'wo
cents. (sl025 52,) with interest, have this I'd day
Of Jnuary, 1860, levied upon the following descr,o
ed property, TO wit Lots three (S) and hve eo)
in section no. thirteen, 13) township no. thriy-nse
(35) north OF range thiryone (3l) west, as iee pro,
perty OF the said defendant, Moses Sherbnrne said
lands lying and being in the county OF sher6arns,
Minnesota Notice is hereby given that VIII ssn
AZ public auction, all of The above described real
property to The highest bidder, for cash, at Days
Hyperborean Hotel. in the town Of Sank RaPa.' sdc
county OF Benton, on Saturday, February 'sth iooo
A. 10 O'Clock, A. m Of that day. TO satisfy the sa'd
execution. with interest and costs.
p,.:n,;e,s A,,ornev. Sheriff Of Benton @,
Dated Sank Rapids, Jan. I'd, 1857. ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-10

A mot of Garibaldi's is quoted by the pa
pers: III came to Sicily, where beat an army
without a General am now going to Rome,
to beat a General without an army"
In case of poisoning by strychnine in
Hartford. the other day, the doctor admins
tered lobela a remedy. 1t produced the
desired effect, and relieved the patient.
Ex.Preeident John Tyler has written no let
te- declaring in preference for the Presidsn-
cy, as has beet stated. His son John Tyler,
Jr., did SO, in favor of Breckenridge.
The Law Faculty of the University at Jena,
in the Grand Duchy of SAKE Weimar, Ger
many, have conferred on Horace Dresser, of
New York, the degree of Doctor of Laws.
Madame Lagrange, with her opera COM
piny, was singing in Buenos Ayres at the last
adyices, which were to the Ath ult.
The Hon. ID. E. Sickles is now at his resi-
dence in New York city, kept at home by the
ill-heaith of Mrs. Sickles-
The Louisville Democrat proposed a bet of
S5, 600 that Kentucky would not go for Breck.
inridge. 1t was promptly taken.
Chas and Frederick Seibert Were among the
passengers for Bremen in the steamship New
York, Saturday.
Major Z. r. Young, deceased, recently in
Thomasville, Va, bequeathed $50, coo, for the
purpose Of erecting Female College there.
Gov. Gist, of South Carolina, has received
and acknowledged in letter Of July 5tb, one
Of the John Brown pixies from Ed. Rutftn, Of
Va.
Col. A. A. McCartnay. editor of the. North
Alabama Times, at Decatur, died on the 20th
uit.
Accounts from Buenos Ayes to the nth Of
May state that the exploring expedition un.
der Captain Page had nearly nnished its work.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, during
the month Of June, obtained an income from
tolls Of Si2,50a.
AUonvention Of the Democrats Of Mary.
land has been called for the 9th OF August.
There were three more deaths at Charles.
ten, s. e. Thursday, OF ann. stroke
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-10
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
The Trade Of Memphis.

MEMPHIS, June SO, 1860.
Editors Dispdtch.-Gents The deep interest
you have taken in the direct importing trade
to Southern cities, induces this communica-
tion, TO call your atte particularly to
the great advantages of this market TO your
large millers now SO largely interested in the
coffee trade. This is one OF the best openings
for large coffee trade to be found in the
United States, having the advanta Of the
entire mississippi yalley-the markets of st.
Louis, Cincinnati,' Cairo, Louisville, Nash
Vile, the State of Arkansas, and large por-
tions OF Louisiana and Northern Texas, to
which may be added the Indian Territory
The railroad now being ted from this
point TO Little Rock, which no doubt will be
extended through the northern portion of
Texas, will give facilities from this city for
large trade 10 that portion of the country. /
learn the President of the Men, phis and
Charles ton Railroad is willing to fix the rates
of freight on all direct importatiops from the
Atlantic ports TO this city at very low rates;
no doubt but that the other roads extending
to your city and the cities of Norfolk, Charles
ton, &c., Will do the same. AS you are aware,
New Orleans and Baltimore are large coffee
markets; :he larger portion OF the country
supplied by the above cities should be sup
piled from this point, and can be done at
cheaper rates, with low freights from your
city over the railroads. Your enterprisiDg
millers should look to this city one of their
best coffee markets, and 10 doubt, with proper
exertons on their part, they could make sat-
isfac tory arrangements with the several rail-
road companies as regards the rates of freight
No city is growing more rapidly than this,
ard with its surrounding wealth in cotton
lands, and the great increase OF emigration
from The old Sta les, is destined soon 10 become
a large city. There is a fine opening here for
every branch of business, aud we would be
pleased 10 see your enterprising mer-
chants establishing branches of their houses
here. L hope you will take the coffee trade
into consideration, and give it your views.