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Interchange of Military Visits.

We observe that almost simultaneously
with the visit of the Chicago military corps 10
New York, a Savannah volunteer company
has arrived in that city, city which is so
national that the West and South find them
selves equally at home within It's limits, aud
so cosmopolitan that it can entertain without
embarrassment the Japanese the Great East
ern, and the Prince of Wales.
These military excursions are valuable in
more respects than one. They afford an OPP
portunity OF recreation and health to the ex-
cursionists; they enable the country to see in
their drill and discipline the progress or mill
tary improvement, and enable themselves to
see each other and the country. Nothing ex =
pauds q mans mind like travel. It gives him
Il chance TO compare himself and his birth
place with other lands, and to discover thai
the narrow horizon that bounds his own ma
tive county does not embrace all that is good
aud desira bic among mankind Especially in
such country as this, marked BY some OF the
grandest objects. of nature, including such an
ex ent aud variety of territory, people and in.
situations, no young man ought TO consider
his education complete lii he has seen with
his own eyes what a ma; velluus land he lives
in, what il is capable of in the future, and
what "a i'll be ore day if the States keep to-
gether. Such visits tend not only To animate
the heart with pride in being citizen OF such
a Republic, but to dispel mutual preJudices,
and enable he people Of different sections TO
Recognize 10 each other the reflection OF them
Selves; To zee mat the same honest and fra
ternaI impulses which actuate their own
hearts towards the government and their
country men are, in the main, the same which
peryade he masses OF the American people in
avery State aud every section.
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The bread war In Savan nah has given rise
TO a discussion, which has spread as far as
New York, and the journals of that city are
discovering that they are very much Inn
posed upon people. The price Of bread in
New York is the same a. in the Southern ci-
ties. and yet the price OF -four there IL usually
from one to two dollars per barrel less. The
New Workers pay Ave cents per loaf for bread,
each loaf supposed to weigh about one pouhu'
but. lately. the editor Of the Express saw one
Of these anoundm or ave cent ioayes" weigh
cd. ard IL. exact weight was thirteen ana one
half ounces. Allowing each of These hve cent
losyss TO contain twelve ounces oil honr, we
have "a the product of one barrel OF hour.
to hundred and sixty one and one-third
,o.,as ~ bread. which, at five cents eAch, net
~. baker the snug little sum of thirteen dol
lar. and eight cents per barrel for -four, w ich
cos, him from s5.l5 to 1915 per barrel. Even
IL he pays the highest price for his staple, the
New York baker has margin of 81 80 for pro-
fits aud expenses of manu- fac turing, a com n
ta,ion made by the Express, upon the suppo-
sition that each pound loaf weighs-water,
potatoes and all-eighteen ounces In Savan-
nah. 1t has been demonstrated that one barrel
of -four produces over seventeen dollars
worth of bread. The City Council, therefore
established an ordinance that the prices OF
bread should be confined within certain linn
its. The Charleston bakers offered to supply
Savannah customers with good bread at four
cents per pound. The managers Of the steam
bakeries in Philadelphia and Cincinnati, say
they can make fair profit, by supplying
ioayes of good bread, each of which shall con-
tain thirteen ounces of best Western flour
and weighing full eighteen ounces, at the
moderate price of two and seven-tenths, and
three cents per loaf, and that too, when flour
is worth seven dollars per barrel
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DIED.


july i!th, Ct q minutes to 8 O'Clock. A. NJ,
WALTER SCOTT, youngest son Of Peter II. and
Mary A. Montague, aged I years months and "a
DAYS.
The funeral Will take place this morning. the
18th, at clock, from the reside of his father.
on Mars all street, between Adams and Brooke
Avenue. The friends and acauain tances are in
vIted
On Monday evening. Esd inst, alter n painful
and protracted Illness JOHN j.. infant son Of Jno.
and Mary J. Drake, aged year II months and
DAYS.
He was sweet as the roses that bloom,
And perfume the breath Of May
But, alas to tur sorrow, too soon,
He faced and withered away.
His soul like the lily, WAS pure;
Like the Jessamine. fair to the eve
Wa. his form put, alas when we thought
him secure
Twas decreed he should sicken and die.
- And now in the cold, cold grave he hes,
No more he glads our hearts or cheers our eyes
Pure as ANGELS from this world he He'd,
TO yonuer realms exquslteiy far;
He sleeps the cnerub sleeps-he Is not dead
He is awake to joys eternal there
On the 10th instant. BY drowning, on the steamer
Pennsy lvania, ELLA DEi1Z IN the 4th year o.
ne a @. ,
She was buried from the residence of her father
in Hol, wood Cemetery, on Monda,, the go last
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Volunteers and FORTS.

When the foris around New York are COM
pleted, IL will require six thousand men to man
them The whole regular army is not over
eighteen thousand Where are the men TO
come from for harbor deteace except II Gun vol
unteers! We are pleased to see that the FIST
artillery drill with guns at Uaited States
fort, which took place last week, was quite
successful and encouraging. Every develop
ment OF the capacity of the volunteer system
+ r national defence is matter of congratula-
ZION, not alone, OF even pri cipally, on account
OF the security 1t atfJIds against foreign inva-
sion bat because il opyiates the necessity OF
any increase vi The standing army, the mos
dangerous of all enemies 10 freedom and inoe-
pepdence, es pee ally in the United States.
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Great Mem

The democrat OF the Dinner Table" who
writes for the New York Atlas, is of opinion
that great men are not much after all. When
they die the world seems to go on its course
Jnst as well without them. The Hon. JonN
SMITH, the great Congressional statesman and
orator. talks and acts like an ordinary man,
when we come to know him, eats tough beet
ard drinks rad Coffee" &c.
The democrat" has a peculiar idea OF
great men," when it takes a mer Der of Com
gress as a specimen. AS to the world getting
on as wei! without such, it would get on a
good deal better. But great man, in the true
sense OF that word,-WAsHIseTos, or CoLUM.
BUS, or BACON, or SHAKsrKARE,-do they
make no marks except upon the age in which
they nvei
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Hon. =. Soule IL is said, has already received
8 100 as counsel fees in the law suits OF tae
steamers Miramon and Marquis de Ia ha :
bana.
The comet was seen at Cam bridge Obser'ato-
ry on Tuesday night, probably for me lasi
time, as 1t was very faint and quite low ID me
southwest.
Justice How. ofAuburn, N. Y, has &C tually
sent one o Brien to the penitentiary Tor steal
Ing an umbrella worth about one dollar.
Rev VIM. Fisher, late OF Accemac county
Va, has become pastor Of the Baptist Church
lii Lewisburg, Va.
The streams Of Rhode are so dry that in
some place the man utactories have 70 stop
work.
Senator Douglas has made donation OF
500 to the Lexington (Mass.l monument
fund.
Another body of the children lest by the
steamer Pennsylvania has been washed ashore
al jamestown.
Gen. Lane arrived in Raleigh, n. c., Sunday
On Monday the Supreme Court of North
Carolina, adjourned ana called To see him.
Mrs. Susan Decatur, widow of Commodore
Decatur, died Ill Washington on The 2lst irs t.
Gen g. w Jones, U. S. Minister 10 New
Grenada comes passenger by the Ariel.
Chas. J. Mansoni, Tuscan consul at New
UTieans, died on the 10Th INST.
There are 900 visitors at the Greenbrier
WnlLe sulphur Springs.
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GKEGNBRIER WHITE SrLpHrs SrRINss.

Mssrs. Editors Facts are the brute beasts OF
The intellectual word" 50 says the Autocrat oil
the Breakfast Table. SO be it. Yet / wish TO lay
'ew facts before you in relation TO this beautiful
dens h 'uI and time honored spot
had resol we'd and re resolved never again to
make a pilgrimage to this shrine, Ievely as the
spot is d; nature has, wltaout doubt, been most
bountlfui OF her gifts; the climate the scenery
and the water, Is superior to my. seek Tor them
Ia es The sovereigns' were aissatis fed, and for
one put my :. foot down." Gas | once heard LADY
say, that my last visit had been made to Green
bier.
The efficacy of time in softenlng our feelings is
truly astonsh ne. and was well pleased to lind
myself once more, with goblet IN hand at the
Allow me to inform you. Messrs Editors. and the
public through your daily that u change, very
ment under the admirable administration of The
PRESIDENT, Col Mo- TON, or. as heard bim sty led
by LADY the other nlsht) the Prince Presl-
dent. who has been most fortunate in mis- seec-
The cuisine has been organized anew. and the
season affords is provided in great abundance; The
most nssud no need only come ana Dartake and
parts of the Union. | would recommend to the
quickly, or perchance they may be too late, and
thereby be compeea TO use their trunk "a a rest
ing place, all out doors as dressing room, and
the canopy OF Heaven Tor covering.
This morning, eleven coaches came we'll packed
and thrre are other pirties now en- route from low
II would be sacr gious in an old fellow like your
humble servant, TO allude to those lights of crea
ton, the ladies' God bless their pretty faces. II
gladdsns m, heart only to peep through the key
hole and SEQ them spin around ke tetotums, and
TO 1isten to their IA 'rry chrping, like a congress
OF birds OF many hues, in Sprins, debating on their
s"%%sf %osa nsns man, fair
frozen stream! ~ BLANC
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BOARDING

DOARDiNG. Mrs. ]. VI CJEIth te.p.c,
ID fully anroances to the public and her i0rne,
patrons, that she has again removed % Richmond
and taKen u hoDee on the Garner Of Koss And Yays
streets where she will he plea, ed to aeon inods,.
those v no may patronlze her, with BOARD a,
reasona able te rms No ebvrt shall be spared To- ran
der those who NAV heard with me pleasant s,n
ated. can accommodate several voting gebt,s
men, also, with BOARD and LODGING. II de-
sifed. jy 70 II
POAK NG.-There are TWO ROOMS vacant
- at Mrs. EODlNs' Boarding House, Governor
street. More DAY BoARDERS can Also lie q,
communicated. IN
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THE GREAT EASTERN TO RETURN WITH A
GA $50 OF CoTTos.-The New York Herald
states that arrangements are on the tapis
with the directors OF the Great Eastern to
lake her 10 Norfolk, Va, previous to her re-
tnfn TO England, and there load her with
taiftS Thousand bales Of cotton for the British
market. It's not stated where this cotton Is
10 come from. The freight on cotton being
far,hing british money per pound, or
shoas half g eeni, this cargo would amen nj 10
mere than soG,ooo freight money.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE Second Lieutenant
John Green, Second Dragoons, has been an
nouuced as the chief of the sub-departmenL al
the heauq uar Of the department OF Utah.
Major henry Hill, Paymasler has been de.
tailed to proceed TO West Point, Watervliet
Arsenal ano PIattsburg Barracks, 10 pay the
troOpS at those stations.
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FILIBUsTgRIsa IN CENTRAL AMERICA
Mexican exchanges, says the New Orleans
Picayune, by the Virginia Antolnette, bring
exciting accounts OF the invasion OF the State
OF Chiapas, by a party Of real ffiibusters, "
from Guatemala. They are said 10 have burn
home with q large amount OF booty.
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HAIL SToRM-A terrible hail storm passed
ov.r porIlon OF Braxton CO., Va, on Tues
dsy last Hail stones fell in large quantities of
the size of Il mans fist, destroying entirely
the crop of wheat, oats and corn belonging TO
Nj oses Cunningham, on Milestone Run, and
doing much other damage.
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NAvAL.-Second Assistant Engineer w. p
De Sanno ana Third Assistant Engineers JAS
Dekraft, and James Renshaw, have been or.
dered 10 the steamer Susqu' hanna, at New
York. The resignation of Lieut.. Cnarles f
Thorburn, of the Navy, has been accepted.
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PERSONAL Right Rev. Archbishop
Hughes Is TO b" made a Cardinal next October.
He will be the first American ever honored
with that dignity. Had Bishop England, OF
South Carolina, lived, it is said that the Car
dinal's hat would have been conferred upon
him
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The REAT EAsTERN.-Both the City Coun-
Gil ard The Board of Trade of Baltimore have
declined the proposition TO furnish The Great
Eas Tern with bonus of twenty five hundred
tons of coal, 10 secure her visit to the waters
of the ChesaDeake
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OREGON ELECTION. -Adyices from Oregon
indicate that Shiei, Democrat, Is elected 10
Congress. The members of the legislature
elec led sum up As follows Anti. Lane Demo-
Gratis 81; Wing /; Lane Democrats Luz Republi-
cans
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ZoUAvEoN THE BRAIN.-The military men
generally, IN New York, seem 10 b. affected
wit the popular complaint of Zouave on the
brain. and throughout the S ate, little else l.
discussed in military circles than the splendid
Juaye drill
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l. NEW YORK BANK RETURNs.-The weekly
statement OF The New York city banks shows
Az increase of 81 30, 900 in loans; 81 81 0G0 ia
deposits, al q decrease Of Sl97,UUU III specie,
aud Sli2, 900 III circulation.
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A BRAVE SOLDIER GoNR.-HeZekiah NJ. JEFF
ferson-a brave representative OF Petersburg,
Va, IN Mexico-died on Sunday last. The de-
ceased fought in every battle from Vera Cruz
10 the city of Mexico. For his gallant conduct
at Molino del Rey in resisting charge Of
Mexican Lfncers, on recommendation OF Col.
Steptoe he received from President Polk q let
ter of distinction. He WAS buried on Monday
by the volunteer regiment of Petersburg.
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r. TO THE MEM ERS AMI
~ FRIENDS OF THE NDEPEND ENT
american CATHOLIC IHUhCH.-A general
meeting of the mem ers AID friends ot this reiI-
glous SocietL Will be held Mt the German Lutheran
st. Johns Church 9Th street, HHyer's Church, j
On TUESDAY EVt MING, the &c, n July next.
st ocin.k. All members and friends ale hereby
respectfully invited.
By order OF the President.
jy 25-2tt BEIKFR, Sec'y
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7 e
n Price s per bottle.
10 All orders must be addressed to the Proprie

NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF
ss>s the stockholders oithe TUCKAHOE and
JAMES RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY will
take place at the office of Dunlop. Moncure 4 Co,
on Won DAY, the 3Jth inst at 8 O'Clock p. NJ
jy 10 3awtd u. w. ROYSTEK, Sec'y.
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Ngw YoRk, July q Arrived. steamer james
town, kichm md
CAlLAo June ~ I'm port. ship Alhambra, Rob
inson. Hampton Roads. called. since June IA h.
ships ]. w Paine, Coihurn. hTey. w .lson Lenna,
Norris; Tal.sman, TIL mas and c mInunwealth,
Or, zIef, Hampton, X ads; Chotsworth; Horne;
Andrew Jackson. Wlihams ana Flora, Warsaw,
United States, III ba last; barks $. H. Waterman,
Baker, and FannF Ru,s, c ockett Hampton
Roads. No cha ters offering There were 50 Ame-
rio,n vessels at ChInohas, loading
HALIFAX J uts t3.-Ar wed, schr. Plover, Pc
tersburg; Uncle Tom, Richmond 18th WI avs, do.
ST. JoAS. N. B, July II Cleared, schr. L. II.
n sh. Wilmington, G..
VAIPARs I.o, June H.-Arrived, ship Aspasia,
Hampton Roads
HOLMES HuLB, July I9.-Arr Ted, schT West
over, Richmond, for Boston,
b LTIMORR. July 23.-Cleared, schr. Ellen Colds
DO ough, Norfolk.
JAcKso>vfLLE. July 16 Cleared, Ike Marvel,
Richmond lSth:-G W Grce, d..
barque Nj X. Troute; bFIgs Ianthe. " IN. Mason,
and LEM. Schr. Sequine, for Baltimore in two
DAYS.
NoRFo'k, July 2a:-Arrlyed, schrs. Belle Como
way snd Mary Willis, klchmo2 d, bound to Batl
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correspondence Of the Richmond Dispa'on.
cown,y Court Trial Of Hsniv for HovI n s.ea.-
60 M,,ting Of the ttro Wt"gs o. fas Dsmoe-
sns,-~Sn,fehss by Er-Goc. Smtfh, ES-Lte"f.
Eny I,oks. and DR., Mefitf
STANTON, July 23d, 1860.
Tb,s neing the day OF the regular monthly
..rr, Of the County Court large number of
,,ar.ons from the country were in town, as is
nsnaI on such occasions. Hunter, the indivi-
dual arrested In Lynchburg some two weeks
ago, on the charge of stealing q horse from
John Churchman, had his called trial. and
was sent on for further trial
The Douglas and Breckenridge wings Of the
Democracy each held meetings and appointed
delegates TO their respective Conventions, and
adopted resolutions fayoring Union ticket,
also ratifyiBg the nominations of the respec-
tive candidates. Much interest was mani
tested not only by Democrats. but by the OPP
position-the latter anticipating great feast
over the dissentions OF their Democratic
friends. After The adjournment of the meet
ings, Ex-Gov. Smith took the stand, and in
his usual happy style addressed the audience
He was followed by Ex-Lient. Gov. Leake,
who can always command the attention OF an
audience. DR.. MofiitI, one of the Re- resents,
tiyes Of this District to the Charleston ana
Baltimore Conventions, next took the STAND,
and in short but pointed speech, rendered ah
account of his stewardship. AMIGO.
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m Church Hill Alum Water, Richmond

NJ Church Hill Alum w alter, Richmond,
Va This alter has been found highly beneh ,al
IN the cure of by spepsia, Liver Complaints, hron
c Bronchi, is, Chronic DiarThUa. Chrome Dyson
terry, MenorrhG ia. LeucOITh hos. Prolspsus Uterl,
fectIons. Ulcers and Scfofuious Diseases. The
above valuable w alter can always be had, + =" tSH
FROM The SPR Nc, st the Drug Stores of
Meade 4 Baker, Joseph Ladey, and at Ipy resi-
deIce. ljs l2-lmI ELIZA l.. VAN LEW.
R To Grocers..-The attention of Gro.
GERS aud Merchants sene ally is called to SEM
PIES INFALL.BLE KING POWDE a
home article. and superior to most OF the KIND be
tore tie public.
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NEW BOOKS.

-TS, r. Il. BARBER, PROF ESSrR OF
ENi-s Nj USIC. will return Richmond about
25th of Sc ptember. je 30-Eaw9t
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MARINB INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY "a
sebr. c,sr,bau, moss hSS New York. mdzs.. D. <

ARRIVED,
Schr. Crsnshaw, Moss, New York, mdze., d. K
". Currie,
Sohr WIN. s. Tri lett, Pritchett, Alexandria.
cu.,i, Va LOVING Comp!ny.
Sohr Mar eta Burr, Haifofd New York, ice. d.
King.
5chr Federal HILL, Irwin, Philadelphia, pig iron.
John Villas Il
scnr " ,liiom and ] I'm, Jones. Baltimore guano,
] Hartman
Schr Baltimore, Philips, Baltimore, grain,
Stearns Co.
SAILED.
Steamship Yorktown, Parrish. New York. maze.
and passengers Ludlam Watson.
Steamer Beiviuere, Kesne, Baltimore, mdze. and
passengers, d Iurrie.
Schr. ocean, Aaron, down the river light
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s.Richard F. Wilson, Accountant; offers

u Richsrd r. WiIson. Accountant. offers
his services tn the merchants Of RICHMOND for the
purpose of EXAMINING AND CORRECTING
FROM OLD T0NEW SETS, CLOSING Up CO.
PARTNERSHIPS. &c Having several years
ION to ali merchants that intrust their business
to him The best Of city reference will be gwen.
His office Is with Messrs. HARRIS HOLMAN on
Ci'v Post Office will be promptly attended to.
liz ll-I2tt
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A WORTHY OLD FARMER, who thoroughly
detes ted taxes and tax gatherers, was once
called ON by collector u second time for taxes
he had once paid, but for which he had mis-
laid the receipt; and as he tt Id The story to his
frieud--"Would you believe il, sir, the fellow
began to abuse me - ''Well,'' said his friend
what did you do p "Do why remonstra-
ted with him." "And TO what effect!'' "Well
don't know to what effect, but the poker
lcas tent ~
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THE HARVEST n ENGLAND.-I3y ths Iate
accounts from England, it appears that the
prospect of the harvest was very considerably
improved. The wheat promised to be excel
lent in quality and a fair average. The only
crop that is spoken badly OF is mangel wurzel;
an important one, it is true, but less so than
grain and potatoes. This prospect has caused
Il decline in the wheat trade, which may affect
considerably the shipments from this country.
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KILLED BY LIeHrN1Ne-Al letter from Giles


county, Va, July 18th, has the following
Two individuals in this county have recent
ly been killed by lightning. A lady aud her
Wyoming have also been killed by lightning.
A. Rollinsburg. in this county, where one of
the Individuals was KILLED the hail was some
inches deep on the ground. He and a lady
who WAS killed near this place, were both
driven by the storm TO shelter under sheds by
the side of stables, and were killed by hori-
ION tai strokes of electricity. The main build
ings were unhurt.
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P Rs;i H. ,s,r viii close bic Office q the Pow
.Sst Soppcrtnnisy lor personNl CONSULTATION witt
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WEDNES Il AonN ING. JULY %, iscV

NJ DISPATCH FOR TBR SPRINGS, &c.- Per
sens goiag to the ,cater,ng places can Adce las
DAHL DISPATCH mailed 10 them for nay
isngtA Of time, BY iearing their orders az ~.
eosaitag room, and paying in Advance Io' '"'
4 1ae,,ed