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FATAL REsULT.-A letter from Macon, Mis-
sissippi, states that Mr.. Perkins, who was
wounded in duel near New Orleans, with
DR.. Poindexter some weeks ago, has died from
his wounds. The parties were brothers. in :
law.
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The Chinamaa, who attended the Rev. Mr..
Cabaniss in his visit to Richmond last season.
will be at the Mechanics Institute to. .day
and will operate the seWi ing machines, in the
manipulation of which he has become q ute
skllful
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-23

Parads.-The Virginia Rifies, Capt. Miller,
paraded yesterday with the First Regiment {
Band, and repaired TO one Of the Gardens
near the city, wEeie the day was passed agI &C.
atty. sa .as
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Rynsan, whose skill in the mystic art 10 only
equalled by his genial humor, gives anosher
entertain ment At Metropolitan Hall o.nigh,
He has some rare experiments In store ts ns.
tonish the multitude. $3.50 -
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FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR writer
In the Charleston Mercury nominates Gov
Iist, OF o., In the event Of "A continuation
OF the Union, for the office Of United States
Senator.
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TAs Geo. Psabody.--The slisht accident 10 this
steamer, on her last trip from Baltimore. has
been repaired, and will cause NO interyuption
In the trips Of the eoaS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-23

FELL DsAS STHE PULPIT On Sunday the
llth inst the Rev Mr.. McNeeI, a Presby terian
minister, fell DEAD, while preaching the
Brick Church, Dallas Co, Ala. IL is belisved
his deatn resulted from u disease OF the heart
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-23

Theatrs.-Two attractive plays will be per.
formed o-night-" ne the vivandisre -
and 'The Lost Ship" There will be plenty
or singing and dancing, and some fine scenery
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Special Notice.
h.
l&EIl
.OCTOBE

1850 OCTOBER, ..-,.... 1850.
SAM UEL NJ. PRICE 400,
RETAILERS OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Invite the attention of their friends and the ub-
lie to their upiete assortment, just received of
RII,R DRESS GOODS
Elegant SILKS, In newest st, les, colored and
black
Real Irish ard French POPLINS
Velour OF OMANS and VALENTIAS, in eyery
variety-Plald. Brocade ana Figured
Medium DIR ESS GOODS IN great variety
URN NC GOODS, superior stock.
ERkNCH ard SCOTCH HEMBHOIDERIES
hEAL LAGE, IN sets, COLLARS and HAND
kthCHiEFS-tne largest and best stock that has
ever bean shown in this city.
VELVET and CLOTH CLOAKS, of all the new
French patterns.
AUTUMN ULOAKS and BUSTERS, in plain
stlles; Scotch Hoods, and the new Arabs and Ar
gentInes.
FAMILY LINENS and HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS. - - ~
FLANNELS-the best assortment we have ever
had. ~ "
PLANTATION GoODs-HOME MANUFAC-
TCRE-M Manchester, Va #; Virginia PenltentIary;
FrederIckshurg and Lexington Full~d Cloths a
iuil STOCK OF lAnseys. KeIseS and Jeans
BLANKETS, CLOTHS, CASSIblERES, and
VESl lN0S. of direct importation. oc 2--ts
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The LoUisvILLE (KY) WATER WORKS.
The water works OF the city Of Louisville
nave been completed, and water was let la
through the network OF pipes on Tuesday
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fhs AgyiesIfSyai Fa1.-The members Of the
Societies were admitted yestsrday, and q rood
many took advantage Of the opportunity 10
Iook At the fiae stock on exhibition, without
ncountsring crowd. IL was found nsces-
/ ~ 20 cons.ruct large number OF stalls,
Ionnd impossible otherwise 70 accommodate
al 'nat were onered A large amount of ma :
cninery ana agricultural implements arrived
upon tne grounda yesterday. including many
bataii who have any curiosity In re~.rd ~
such matters. The poultry department exhib-
its some very hne specimens. As the yisitor
ed tsrs the grounds, his ears are saiuted with
sounds of Quacking aad Growing that attract
him straightway to the coops, where he ands
doing In the way Of introducing improved
varieties of fowls. A pair Of African geese
'hs only pair in Virginia-are generally
admired, and some Of the game stock IL
no less worthy of compliment. In the
Exhibition Hall we found all hands busy
arranging articles that constantly came
ia. Everything Indicated that In the general
branches the exhibition would be equal to
former ones, while In the horse and cattle de-
garments IL Is superior. The number Of
horses exceeds that of any previous exhibi-
lion, especially In the favorite class of trot-
ters. II Is very safe 10 Say that the time made
his week will be q uick, and our citizens NAV
see some matches tnat will excite their as ton :
shment. We learn that the g trials for speed >,
are postponed, with view TO have the track
IN perfect order, and due notice will be given
sh-reof on the morning of the day fixed upon
II has been arranged TO have something espe.
eially In teresting each day Of the Fair.
The appearance of the grounds YESTERDAY
morning was very pleasing. and the weather
was as fine AS could have been desired. To.
wards evening the clouds looked ominous but
sun we nope The week may be pleasant.
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Ihs Arrest OF the negro Dick Hill, for rob-
bery, on Friday iast was eftec led by officer
Biankinship, as we were informed yesterday
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En. White sulphur Water
WHITE sUEPHUR SPRINGS,

BOTTLED AT THE SPRINGS.
bottllng, and the transported water is now az per
feet M when taken from ls source. address al
orders to PURCELL, LADU &CO.,
General Agents sUr the " states,
ap 14-Am RlehmOud, Va.
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Return Of the Young Guard-This company
arrived in this city from Baltimore on Sunday
night, in the steamer George Peabody The
lst company of the Baltimore Cty Suard
Battalion escorted them TO the wharf on Sat.
urday afternoon, and they embarked am id the
cheers of the crowd and saIutes of the mill
tary, which they returned with three rounds
OF musketrY and the usual hearty cheers. The
passage down the bay was quite stormy, the
boat encountering a heavy swell head wind,
and dense fog which lasted all night. This
not only retarded her speed, but caused a leak
in portion of her boiler, Just over the fire.
bex, where 1t could not be reached. In short
time the fires in two of the furnaces were OK :
tinguished and the boat crept along at the
rate OF five or six miles an hour DELAYING her
ARRIVAL at City Point until O'Clock p. MI,
Sunday, when she should have been there at
IL A. M. As soon as the machinery was
stopped, the engineer and all hands commenced
a search for the leak, which was found to he
very slignt and was repaired in an hour
Ihey were soon under weigh again, and ar
rived here at quarter before 10 z. M
The Young Guard were received at the
wharf by Company q, of the 1st Regiment l.
numbering 80 men, and several members OF
the II. l.. L. Blues, In citizens dress, and well
comea nome In neat and appropriate speech
by Lieut. ,. } Tucker, the commanding officer
OF Company G. The telegraph had announced
that the Young Guard would be home at z.
M, and at that time there were about a thou
SAND persons on the wharf, but they were de-
diers. The companies, attended by Smiths
Band, marched mp Main street and 9th to the
saloon OF Mr.. Meyer, Oh Broad street, where
a collation. had b. ,n prepared by that gen tie
man, (who is member of the r. l. /. Blues \
Immediately after which Capt Rady returned
the thanks of the corpse for the courtesies
shown, and they separated; the Young Guard
marching to their armury, on Bank street.
Where anotner collation. awaited them, this
time spread by Messrs. Hall & Miller.
The members OF the Young Guard and their
invited guests speak in the highest terms of
their reception and treatment during their en-.
tire stay in Baltimore. The City Guard Pat
TALON nave done more in entertaining their
guests than the most exacting could have
wished, and have made the cquai tances OF
an hour friends for lite.
We understand the Young Guard were not
found wanting on their recent trip. and thai
the unanimous sentiment of every one was
that they had acquitted themselves as became
the sons OF Nirgicla, and that the reputation
OF our glorious old Common w cal tn had suf
fered nothing from any act of theirs.
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TO MERCHANTS j.

TO MERCHANTs.-The advertiser
~,sIu want of permanent employ ment as
eo0s KEEPkR "a % some s1os souse In the
@ssaAnn. and dust the books OF any sentlemen
v" az need such service.
MessT Nsase ssa M.,s4 the
SyVs "a, q ''"' W II. MITCHELL.
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H. Coal Ou.-Constans4y on hand. q large
supply OF superior Coal Oil.
1f0. w. GARLIcK, Apothecary.
Market Place Franklin Ut.
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< &-a HENRY HUDNALL,

EMs HENRY HUDNALL,
1 ATTORNEY At Law
r. AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Libotoes Gil the Courts cid in the city of Rck-
Eeuq. - ~ @' VI '
Ia ALSO, practlces regularly In the County and
"ica,t Courts of Chesterfield.
.3 "a Notary, will take Deposi tions and Acknow-
f.hLehts, Adullaistsr and Certify Oaths, and per-
Nm sNaLsvsr other duties pertain to the office Of
% 81 the corner of Bank and llth streets, Just
' Vie Custom Housa- ia M-1y
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SES DR. NALTHALL, tHompopathist,
sEsei. next door below the new Methods,
.larca
a. yflce on Ross street, fourth door from Rich
nuGl House. se D I'm
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~ Lseches! Leeches!! Leeches!!!-I
have jv .trecsiyed, by Adams am Express, lot Of
lar e size, which viii be applied upon the most
reasonable terms -
Ps-CUpPING and LEECHING promptly at
tended TO- can be found at all hours of the day at
the HAIR DRESSING ROOM, under the Ameri-
can Hotel, (sntranee on llth street, and at night
AZ the corner Of Leigh and 10th streets;
an iats n. G. HOBS0N.
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WARREN L. WARING,
ia Ally LOT Broad st.. Agent for Richmond.

- Dyspepsia, in its most asgravated d
forms, can easily be cured by BAKERS PR e
MIUM BITTERS. Cases of ten Years standing
have readily yielded to its all, healing qualities.
Proc ~ cents per bottle. To be bad Of the prin-
cpal Drug lists IN the city of Richm md and else
where. Orders filled by addressing
ss2o-ts K. BAKER. Richmond.
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IA To Grocers.-Thc attention of GYscers
and serchaaEs generallv ~ called 20 SEMPLES
lkFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER, a home arti-
ole, and superior to most Of the kind before the
public, J. w. GARLICK,
Market Place, Franklin street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
A Tremendous Bargain. IN Dry ,.o.L..
NO TIME LIKE THE PRESENT.
S2S,ooo WORTH OF NEW wAucrtos
BARGAINS
morn GOODS TRAN ROOM TO sronp ruvm,
L0'ss Sales, Small Profits omd Quick Rs.urms


Ln'ss Sales, Small Profits amd Quick Rs.uras.
j. MlLLnISRR BROTHRR.
1913 BROAD STREET
arc nsE opening their latest purchases from tha
,aise suction sales IN New York, at the prevailing
panic prices there. and can truly assure their
iIeLos ard customers that better ra!ne for lIttis
"'2SeS cannot lie had IN this market
he ladies particular attention is RESPECTFULLY
.eee eAted To the largest assortment of low priced
meolem and hlg h cost Dkk SS GOODS, to be found
ceptlon. -' ~
SOU IDS. poPIINS. Silk Figures 2sc. cost SOC
H""Jaz: W HohSTt DVENETlANS-50c worth
loo yds; ALL-sILK PoPLlNs, at rs cts. and
81 the ward
s.coS yds. of New DR. Ess SILKS, greatly below
last months prices
b'-Acdltionai toree employ ed 20 wait on the
tnrohg oil casiome' expected. and of running of'
,ae a GOODS rapidly at the popular prices, for which
lsS Broad street is 80 famous
oc B-M, Tu & w2w INV
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Tue New York Herald paid % 600 for its
exclusive dispatches during the Princes tour
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- ..-,-.,,L,l -.r,,nL,lIInMING LADIkN nave

r.E FOLLOWING LADtkS have
g@Si.a ans srpornted the CoMMITTEk OF
. saes pssIT@sn' Sa xhn q 'ss are Vs re-
s,a S!ste ~. 4 ,s aitsna 81 the EXHIBITION
,sssqalN ~ ~ M ESI)Ai NOR ING next, at 10
kstL ca Us R0BERT EDMoNDS,
Ms Mr., HHkNRI cox, Of Henrieo,
Nrs ROBERT a. MAYO,
Mrs c. DIANotk,
Mss ELIZA RIDDLE,
Mrs 81 aNk, -
KS LEWIS CRENSaAw,
Mrs. JOSEPH R. AN DERS0N,
NrR b AAXALL,
Nm BENJAMIN SMITH.
,.aby Df Wm. 7. PALMER.
A'''H''' GH 3; @iLLIAMs,t secrst.p.,
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Sa LHg ASNtsL a. M MEhTiNG Iy T y ,,rt OF
rF',-Say5 SPRINGS COMPANY will take place
; -. -. Exchange Hotel. Richmond, " EDNEo-
IAi;s'.,ad E. WARREN, ssc'y.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

e~ CR0PPER DUNBAR,
~ ATTORNEYS AT LAW
OFFICE No. s LAW BUILDING.
rsnr cf l2.S and franklin Sfs., kiehn7 ond, Va
J-l
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SHINGLES, SHfNGLES, SHINGLES
- 100 600 No. 1, all heart, Cypress Shing Ies the
best that can be made, for sale on accommodating
tsrms bf TRUMAN A. PARKER,
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Z 40 DIR. L. ). McG2UDER, of Henri
~ co, having taken an Office On Franklin
tfeet hrst house above Metropolitan Hall, ten
GERS lls Professional services 10 the pu blic.
J3s-6m
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- .--..,-.,l1lll ---.nnln = HAmMgRxLEY.

- The DAILY pnr.srxa cxNrs .pFR wRxx,
tersa st SIX sNe, AM weekly. Price for mailing,
ssse 20 The sas Sss'se for SIX mon chs, in advance.
f.s resr, o, ,'wI, WEEKLY DISPATCH wissasd
~, ~, Tuesdg ~ v DiSPETCH ia issued every
THE va to sahscrst ers at 81 Per annarn.
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ANew and tifuI
FALL a ND WINTER GOODS!
The subscriber would respectfully announce to
his friends and the public generally, that he is no
receiving large and beautiful stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Selected with great care, and at prices that with
enable him to sell unusually low, for cash.
My stock consists IN
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
In great variety and ali the newest designs.
In Gents wear, a splendid assortment of
CLOTHS, CASStMEkES,
VELVET AND SILK VESTINGS,
NECK TIES, MERIN0 SHIRTS.
DRAWERS, &c.
Also. a large and attractive stock OF EAVY
GOODS, of every grade. for negro clothing,
Fine BED BLANKETS.
NEGRO do.
And every other article usually kept in n first
class Dry Goods House.
Call and examine 1or yourselves.
JOHN l.. SMITHER,
te A-2m No. % Main street.
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RI Doilar saved is a Dollar Gained.'

THE PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK,
Or RICHMOND, VA.
OFFlcE-llth street. neary opposite Goddin's
Eall. MEMBERS:
Il. II. DlareH, ID. Won Grooming, J. Hatcher,
il. o. Haskins, J. w. Atkinson Il Trueheart
81 r. Whltlock, L. Frayser, K: l.. Williams,
!. L. Apperson, X. 7. Taylor, John Blair,
J. II. GTeaner, X, A. Mayo, A. Bodeker
}. j.. Lyon, +. w. Roddey, l.. Libby
X. NJ Stevensou,J. II Montague Chas raibott
u. J Johnson, w H Bowcock, T. M Alfriend
b. H. Nash, H. DIBRELL, pres't:
). J. JOHNSON. Sec'y;
TH0S. NJ. ALFRIEND, Cashier.
CAPITAL...... 81 (, 600.
WHOLE JOINT FUND PLEDGED FOR DEPOSITS.
Ih-s bsi.k of the People, in which the working
zen. as well as The men of means, may deposit all
Their snare funds with perfect safety. and receive
interest thereon at the rate of o per cent. per
annnm lore months or over, and per cent. ior
less periods, continues to receive deposits, in
large or small sums. The undersigned as Cashier,
Will issue certificates from A M to Z. Nj daily.
Aim THUS, Nj ALFRltND. Ca shIer
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-rsYNEso NOTICE $

oTICE. - The next ANIMAL
Nhh,da.xxoNn AND YORK RIVtR
IF TIL, ~ CS3MPANY viii be held az the Office
(, sGonp.s &c s, Sdvsms.9 e sSs%91d s.1 on
stdbSsfsDAy' 'Ai ~ al sMi6iaffoS' 81 fi%s Tr..saIsi
.,vs~&Nov3&9 --
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uSION PRsYEA NETTING
AUNION PRAY FR MEETING Of all
A,r0nInst.ons Will be held everv day this W eek at
~ .ss1s alton. IN t5oddIu's Building. The cit
,ses generally are invited to attend, well as all
,rsoEsrs visiting the city. Sc 24-lm
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- . tasa ~ asdiaae'laas 80 as
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IS' BALDWIN a WILLIAMS.
l0z lain street

CUas I0z Main street.
AID ,lnsis Is. rs. "A full assortment of doubl,
,eft oeststs oans, OF this Sc asons' importatIon
s'stsrior hayds patterns Fine English Brides ana
'ss lions; lor az enaffie, Curb Bits and Sur
yAs-LEw. TAYLOR L CO..
Nett Main street,
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SiVI KS FOR SALE.

~" Roanoke VALLEY RAILROAD LIST Mort
5ase per cent. Bonds connecting with the
hlchm"nd and Danviile, and Raleigh and
uastol RAILROADS, IS miles long, costing
oEEeI one million OF dnllars, with a mortgage
VI VI only 500 VO0. For minute description
VI the present condition and future pros
~ sScls oi me company, pamphlets can be had
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-07-25

ARREST OF ROBBERs.-Two men named Gro
zier aud SimOnds we're arrested near Stockton,
on the l4th inst, by Marshal Sanborn, Of Stock
ton, and officer J. w. Knaggs of Sacramento.
They are supposed to be the parties engaged
with others In the robbery Of Browns store, at
Mountain Spring, Placer county, some weeks
ago. They had 10 their possession three horses
and mule, with saddles aud sadde-bags, seven
buckskin purses, in each Of which was coin, In
all amounting to upwards of $500. q bottle Of
strychuine. and pair of burglars nippers, jew
elry, pocket-books, etc. They were sent to Sac
ramento aud delivered over to officer Boggs, to
be taken to Auburn.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-07-25
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.
HORmB1E MuRpER.-A foul murder Was Der.

HORRIBLE MURDER.-A foul murder was per
petrated in Sacramento, on Monday morning Of
last week. The hame of the murdered man
was Matthias Wetxel, . saloon keeper. His
body was found on the floor of his room in the
morning, and he had evidently been stabbed
while in bis bed, and in struggling had fallea
to the nOor. There was cut on both sides Of
his neck, and one on his breast, inflicted with q
knife. The deceased was worth about 5000,
was undoubtedly murdered for his money. The
room had been searched, and two or three emp
ty money purses were found on the door. The
horrid deed caused great excitement In Sacra-
mentO. The COrOner's jury found verdict,
that the murder was perpetrated BY = stranger,
who had lately been intimate with deceased,
bat whose name Was unknown. The suspected
person had disappeared.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-07-25

MINT STATIsrIcs.--The report of the Treasurer
ing June 30th, 1850, shows that the total value OF
the gold deposits was $ll ,34l 1862 &c. The gold
coinage Of the year amounted to Sll 1856, 900, OF
which Sll 500 500 was in double easlos, Sloo, 900
eagles, $SS 800 in half eagles, S2l 900 in three
in one dollar pieces. The total cost to the deposit
tors Of refining, alloyng and coming this gold, was
$lloSoo ~ about one per cent Of the whole amount
In the gold bullion, and included in its value as
above gwen was silver to the value Of S62 225 IL,
about one-haf Of one per cent. The total value Of
3O6 Il, or upwards Of eight per cent in value, was
gold: Only $ll2,2l6 90 is put down to the credit
Of Washoe; Of this, thirty per cent. was gold. The
total amount Of the silver coinage including refined
bars, was $572, 2,9ll, of which $4,000 was in dollar
$4,000 in dimes, and 2ll All So in refined bars.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-07-25

IFrom the Paris Correspondence Of the Alta June 81
The armistce which (after Garibaldi took
Palermo, and the Neapotans bombarded it,
was asked for by the Neapolitan General, has
been indefinitely prolonged, the King OF Naples
not being disposed to ratify the capitulation on
the terms demanded by Garibaldi, that the
troops should lay dewn their arms and return
to Naples l do not think there will be any
more fighting on the island of Sicily. but the
King will prepare for final attempt to retain
his power upon the mainland. Garibaldi, In
the mean time, who under the title Of Dictator
rules In the name of Victor Emanuel, is In pos
session of Palermo, and has constituted Min
istry, named q Governor, ordered an extraor-
dinary levy of troops, and Is energetically pre-
pairing TO continue the war with the same vigor
and rapidily which has marked his progress
since the llth of May, less than month since,
when with but twelve hundred men in his brave
band, the hero and libera.Or landed at Marsala.
The whole island Is up In arms, aud Garibaldi
can now ceunt apon thirty thousand arganized
teoapa.. The man, who, like Norman adven-
turer of old made his deecent with two Ehipsr
full Of followers, aud conquered q kingdom IN
three weeks. fsnot likely 10 settle down--now
that he rules . population OF two millions OF
people, and has the spoils OF the Neapolitan
arsenals WIN which 10 equip the levies that
join him. If the Neapolitan troops return to
ibaldi intends, believe, to push directly over
and make vigorous attack upon Naples itself,
depending q great deal upon the detection OF
the Neapolitan troops, two or three regiments
of which and several officers, have already
Joined him. Arms and ammunition are being
sent him from Genoa, and money from England
and France, and the free part Of Italy. He
has but one object, aud will be satisfied with
but one result--the freedom and unity OF Italy,
aud he will accomplish It, The Neapolitan
Bourbon will be obliged to yield TO the man OF
the people, and Garibaldi will mould Italy into
one grand, free nation. Sardinia Of course, In
no manner holds herself responsible for bis acts,
aud the Austrian and Neapoitan, as well Us
the legitimist aud ultramoutane French jour
nails, speak of him as pirate and nlibuster,
but even though he should fail the great heart
Of the present, and oil future ages, will acknow-
ledge him as one of the nobest of the worlds
heroes. A man whose name is 0t to be recorded
high in the scroll of fame, among such as Wash.
ington, Tell, and Koscusko In Paris, he is
the hero of the hour. Nothing is talked of but
him and his expedition. The history of his life,
by Alexandra Dumas is being published in one
of the daily journals, aud another one in
pamphlet form is sold for sou at every corner.
God bless aud prosper Garibaldi.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-07-25

A RRMARxABLE PHRNoMENoN.--The visalia
Delta, Of July l4th, records a remarkable phenom-
enOn- 1t says:
About half past four o'clock, p. NJ, on Sunday
the 9Th inst, there appearedin our eastern horizon
an unusually large, luminous meteor, moving west
wardiy. Although the sun was shining brightly at
the time, this @rial visitor, flashing and burning
through his light paled it into insign6cance before
It's more intense and luminous rays; passing very
near over, but little south Of town, it reached
psint Immediately over the southern portion OF
Tulare Lake, where with a fash exactly similar to
the explosion Of bomb, accompanied by n report
distinctly heard by the inhabitants eight or nine
miles from the Lake, it exploded, leaving light
cloud Of thin bright smoke, which, resting over the
spot few instants, disappeared. We are informed
by intelligent and observant gentleman who lives
on the shore Of the Lake, that his attention being
attracted by the report to that portion of the hea-
vens where the explosion took place. he heard noises
like the rapid passage Of projectes through the air.
accompanied by lesser and irregular reports until
the phenomenR terminated by kissing noises ON the
surface Of the Lake. like the submefging Of heated
stones.