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WAsHINeroN, August b.--A dispatch from
Sydney, Nova Scotia says "The coast sur
vey steamer, Blob, which went TO Cape
Chudleigh, Labrador, with scientific corps
TO observe The solar eclipse Of the 18th OF
July, Arrived here ON Friday, bound for New
York. II Is understood that the corps met
with great success, as to the weather and
their observations"
BY the arrival of Mr.. Dimitry, Secretary
of Legation to Costa Rica, information has
been received of full ratification to grant
the railroad right to Ambrose Thompson, II
having been approved BY both Houses oil
the Costa Rican Congress on July 4.
The grant is for eighty years, roadway TO
be 300 yards wide, alternate sections being
given to the railway Of mile square, the
remaining sections being retained by the
Government. The ports at each end Of the
road 10 be throughout the term, the location
between the Bay Of Coranda and the Grana-
dian line on the Pacific and Point Curita on
the Granadian boundary on the Atlantic
Survey is to be made In two years; road to
be built in six years thereafter; the grantee
to maintain sufficient police along the line tc
preserve order.
Troops of the Government are to be carried
free but no foreign troops OF munitions o
war without the consent of Costa Rica. The
road can not be transferred to any foreign
Government. The same charts for the or
ganization given as TO the Chiriqui Lame
Company; sixty cents profit TO be paid K
Costa Rica, and $50, 600 to be deposited within
the year as guarantee that the road will b'
built to be returned on completion.
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Does not this put the whole nation on equal
terms with the negro2 Is it not national
negro equality Or If, as has been done, our
Minister undertakes not to know the darkey,
he at once finds that the Queen and princi-
pal ladies Of the Court are particularly de-
voted TO the ebony Minister, and particularly
snobbish TO him; and this makes it worse
than negro equality; itputs him and our
whole nation beneath the negro.
There is no way but to call all our Minis
ters home, and put Our honor UNDER bushel
We should nt least have no diplomatic COM
munications with nations where negroes are
admitted When the King of Congo goes
abroad, the Queen sends scouts ahead with
whips TO drive all women out Of sight so that
he may not be led into temptation--a custom
which, if it could be carried out here, nigh
preserve the peace of many families. So
when we have callto send an Embassa6oi
to any European Court, scouts and spe'
should be sent in advance to see if any negro
diplomats are admitted
In the mean time, that we also may not b.
liable to tho charge of not feeling suficien
Indignation at Lord Brougham's exposure o
our Minister'S negro associations, we sugges
that when the Prince of Wales comes her
to see our City Council, he be seized as
hostage and kept until reparation is made t,
our wounded national honor.
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Political News.

ST. LOUIS, August 5.-The campaign for
State, Congressional and County officers is
now closed. The Democrats held a large
meeting last night at Lucas Market, and had
speaking from several stands.
The Union men had a long and noisy pro-
cession. Among their attractions were O
ealliope, and wagons on which stcne-cutters
carpenters, painters, and other mechanics
were busily at work.
The Republicans had, perhaps, the longest
procession, aud speaking from several standt
at CeAter Market ne
The Union men go into the election to-
morrow confident of the success Of their State
Ticket, which will receive large Republican
vote; Mr.. Gardenhive, the Republican can
didate for Governor, having recommended
the support of Sample Orr. H
The contest which attracts the greatest at.
tention is between Blair and Barrett fol
Congress. A large share, perhaps a minority
of the Union men, will vote for Barrett fol
the short term. The result is very doubtful
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Addl,lonal BY the Au.trnlu.ian.

NEW TUKK, August e.--The Belgian Cham
Der of Deputies had presented an address to
the King, congratulating him upon the
twenty-ninth year of his reign. The address
attracted attention from the fact that it con-
demns in strong terms the aggressive policy
Of France, and indirectly appeals to Europe
for protection against French designs. The
address was adopted unanimously and en-
Enthusiastically.
Garibaldi has captured Melazzo
The King of Sardinia had resolved to send
an autograph letter to Garibaldi, requesting
him not to attack the continental possessions
Of the King of Naples.
A Mormon Conference was held in Lon
don. Brigham Young was elected head OF
the Mormon Church. f"''
Eleven thousand French troops had gone
to Syria. Thirty-fve thousand English and
q feet of ships were going Abdel-K Kader is
spoken of for Governor of Syria A reported
official telegram announces the conclusion OF
the treaty between the Maronites and Drnses,
but it lacks confirmation.
Napoleon had gone to the Chalons Camp.
The Kings OF Saxony and Bavaria would
not participate in the foplitz Conference.
The British military authorities recon-
mended an increase in the army.
Parliament is expected to adjourn on the
third week of August. iI 5-l
--LATEST. = Jonathan frleBtman, IN tht
leather trade, at Newcastle, has suspended
The Post has u telegram from Paris, saying
every thing tends to the belief that Carl
baldi was directing his expedition agains
the mainland, but the news is unconiirmed
Lord Palmerstons speech on national de-
lenses caused great uneasness. 'H
The Daily Netcs objects to his proposition
as part Of plan which the Government hat
not courage TO disclose. 1t says: "Nobody
entertains doubt that the inevitable seque
will be large increase of a standing army.
A Naples dispatch of the 23d says: "Mes
sina was evacuated by the royal troops, VIII,
are being transported by steamers to Ma
pies" .-
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TIE BrSIcIA Boys FATHER ESoouRAsr

TIE BENIclA BOYS FATHER ENCOURAGES
HIN TO REvENeE.-The New York corre-
.spondent of the Philadelphia Press says;
The Benicia is veritable chip of the old
block. The other day, when he went up to
Troy to pay visit to his affectionate 'pap,
the first thing the Governor said after shak-
ing him by the hand, was: "John, you must
lick Morrissey, right away can never die
easy until you have whipped him" 1t is
wish Is the one nearest the Boys heart, and
that whenever the time and tide serve, Mr..
Morrissey win receive polishing such as he
never had before.
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County Convention.
On Tuesday, August Z, 1850
The American
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LOUISVILLE, August 5.-Wm. B. Clifton, Of
the firm of James Hewitt & Co., Liverpool,
died here yesterday, having manumitted ali
his slaves, four hack-loads Of whom attended
his funeral, to-day, as chief mourners.
There were several cases of sun-stroke in
this citV to-day . Hr .gI. II
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LouIsyILLE, August 6--P. M.--lRiver rising
slowly, with fully four feet in the Canal.
Weather clear; Mercury Ss0.
ST. Louis, August 5-P. M.--River sta
tionary with eight feet scant 70 Cairo. A
fne rain Of semg three hours fsll yesterday.
wSa.hsr elsAtJ Mercury sfs.
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From Farther Poiur.

FARTHER POINT, August $3.50 P. M
Weather clear. No signs of the Canadian
now due, with Liverpool dates to the 26th,
and Londonderry of 9th.
The North ByitOn passed down at midnight,
bound for Londonderry and Liverpool
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SALE or MARY STUART's AUTodRAPH.--
Galignani states that at sale of autographs
on the Fourth Of July, letter written, dated
and signed by the hand of Mary Stuart, and
addressed TO her good and dear mother Cath
arine de Medicis, was knocked down at 222
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Benzine.
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Articles for the Teeth.

A R0MATIC TINcTURE OF MYRRH,
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Bs5- Good Pictures in for 10 cents at APPLE
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RA Ky, July j, 1859 MIR. SoLoN PALMER-
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yE@sJOHN w. CALDW ELL, OF
49, Millereek Township, is candidate for
Probate Judge before the County Convention Of the
9Th vi August. jy29-ttt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-23
TFRRTRTp TOpNADO

CINCINNATI, May 22.--The most destructive tornado
ever known passed over this city yesterday There came
from the Northwest densely black cloud two miles
broad rushing forward with fearful rapdity accompanied
by thunder, lightning, and torrents Of rain demolshng
aud unrootug houses to the damage of half million OF
dollars A great many PERSONS were injured and six
killed Among the buildings injured the new Com
mercil occ-rooi blown OF aud carried the distance OF
squire, part OF the wall falling through njuring many
persons The stCepe OF ST. Joseph's Catholic Church
was blown down, and nearly all of the public buildings
school houses, and churches besides large number OF
dwellings, were unroOted otherwise damaged. The
teIe raph lines were Frustrated in every direction
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CONGRESSIONAL

WASHNGroN, May 29.-SENArE.-The Senate concur
red in the action of the House on the Deficiency BILL
which is therefore passed.
committee Of conference appointed on the Con-
sul,r and Diplomotic bill
Nr. Davis resolutions resumed and the general
subject, discussing by MeSsrs Hale Pugh and BeRja-
min IN long speeches, and many others incidentally.
Mr.. Wsfall obtained the floor. Adjourned.
HoUSE-Nr. Dawes, from the committee on Elections,
reported in favor OF Blair the contestant Of Barrets
seat from the first Missouri district They passed bill
preventing the sale Of public lands until surveyed except
20 actual settlers.
Legislative. Judiciary and Executive appropriations
Eerp debated
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THE OVERLAND NAIL

81. JosErHs, May p The Pouey Express, with San
Fou,isco dates TO the llh has arrived The steamship
Golden Gate sailed Tor Panama on the 9th, with 81 70O
900 in treasure. farewell festival given the officer
OF the japanese steamer, Caudnmarrah by the author
ties and citizens of San Francisco The steamer sailed
immediately after the arrival Of the Poney Express which
thought the eghteen days from Europe. Ga reach
ilg Japan, the Cuunmsrrah will complete the transmits
Sou OF the news WouDd the world much quicker than
vus ever before done
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Price 90 Cents 81 per Bottle sold Wholesale by an Lar.
Dealers in he T'ritei st.tes
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND, May p.

wArEa la.Dsro,rJ g., ocl's-sus Rsrs 49, SKIS $50
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ERnM MAenINErnN

WASHINGTON Nav 22-The japanese treaty was to-
az rattle without Osteu,atiou
Capt Jarvis has been appointed flag officer OF the
Home Squadron, iu place Of Mckinney, relieved at his
own request
Capt Bell now in command at GoSpOrt, has been or
derel the command o: the Mediterranean squadron
TIE new steam SlOop kighmOni, nov fitting out at
Norfolk Is 20 be his Hag ship
The Dacotah goes TO the East India squadron. Tie
Seminole goes 10 the Brazil station and tie Pawnee ut
Philadelphia joins the Home squadron.
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ny PULLrAM 4 CO, Aucis.
NOTICE.
r.IiIR RIRu or PULLIAu 4 BELTS having

day ceased WILLIAM Il BITS will coninus In tie Negro
Auction Business, and has taken into COpsLefIp Sh
hn GEtGUKY They vii conduct the business under he
arm u BETS GREGORY, iher Saes Room. FrAulln
Street below Wall Street ard about qusTe boE
the former olcr Of Puam Be aud respectfully s" et
nusnce % the patronage which literally extended 70 WG.
H. Belts vhi. In the q m % pa uam A Beits.
They have alned the services Of Nc W. FgOAT
CLERK who he's Interest 10 M. business NM EEfT-,
my 10y J. GREGORY
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.,ALE or mgAUTIFuL coUNTny sR.r

- BETW ZEN THE RROOR TUKHPIKE AND FAIR GROUNDS
on HOWARD sTEET ONE MILE NORTH or RICHMOND, FOR
SALE AT AUCTiON-At the Request OF NJ Isaac Williams vii
sell At public auci1n - PREMISE Monday the 2th May
1867 at clock NJ the very beautiful and attractive place on
which lie vsip, fronting the South side Of Howard Street
The place contains "a OF land, beautifully situated highly
having building
comuodaton large family dwelling rooms besides
which, there excellent tchtn barn and stable &c abut
within the last three years TIE place commands
view Of Richmond aad g urghborho0d ony improving
QUE but 10 among the beet the city After vhc will
This Is q beautiful lot
TLsOnc third cash, balance and year, goablr
notes, Interest added secured by a trust deed
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