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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-25

State Elsetions.-Polls We're opened in the
three wards OF this city yesterday, for Judge
OF the Circuit Court, Common weaith's Attor.
ney, Sheriff, and Commissioners of the Reye.
nue.. As there was but one opposing candi.
date,a no excitement, a very small vote was
cas-. We append the vote in the three wards.
AS follows
Judge of Circuit Court-Johu A. Meredith
SeG. Scattering
Commonwealth's Attorney q. C.-L Taze.
we'll s73. Scattering 10.
e96.
Commissioners of the Revenue--First Dis
trlct-John NJ. Francisco SOL. Second District
g. q. johnson 594, r. II. Montague 320.-
Third District-Geo. w. H. Tyler a3l So
reelected. -
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HORACE EGkkELkY.-AoraceG Gi e-'ey Is made
all manner OF fnn Of in Chicago. where crowds
gather round him As they do about the hatless
Prophet, and call on him to 'speak." After a
while they get him atit, and then they make
all sorts OF fun Of him. On Tuesday they got
him well under way. when one Of them pinn-
ed paper on his coat-taii, inscribed, For
Seward J" He moved among the crowd and
amid jeers for an hour or two, with this sign
pinned to his clothes. all the time elec ctioneer-
ing against Seward. On "Wednesday when
mis- name was called, "Horace Greeley. of Ore
xon.'' the Convention burst into q loud laugh
He 10 announced to the Convention, as s.NIr
Greeley, Of Oregon or New York, don't
know which" Al . dinner at the Richmond
House, on Tuesday afternoon, Ashmun, Webb,
Raymond, and others were present; GREELEY
was severely "raked down." But to make the
case more cutting, Raymond got up, and in n
va-v solemn speech, defended HIM from sell
1shneSs. M d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-25

n FRHx BRipog.-An adjourned meeting Of
Il s. j. Pknson. On Monday evening. Il: siE IL,
inst. -
w. WkIs.0xH, c. aiTman. C1 L. NJ. BuRroor
submitted the following report:
The COMMITTEES apIointe! BY amseting OF the
18th Of April. lSv to take in'O confederation and
to report me tlan for free bridhe aeIoss James
met 4 e; "ss Of ,ss s' ,s:r
Ma, aud agreed to make the following report =
M re.s nc s.,. :s Sc
loot ~So. v bridge sesos. @ tie ~ siyss Sa
= lss . ii IL: world. % sas ss"si ~ :es es
tel q $50 90 With the Int. fF.m vslch 70 Essp
a::!sS. % e u sssssss
tne fcur following ses0Iutioas, aad Whoa tjo in
"a that lie mselvs: az soms other CON sis : could
then ss:ssns to re meeting ana shs ysbiie .eea-
I've oa g. A' the Sss' o.
money with which to build il. the exsct time Il
vii ,sss e. :cl.ss iase tss an
eulI, into ,hs subject may bsiax 70 iishs. TIE Ie-
Ei.ss. frs, Is the Trustees. OF the ssv, of Man.
che:,er hs csSussted T. Sonfsr with Tie Srosrssors
of Msso's Btidxe. and ASCERTAIN up0n what tor0s
sssess @ 4 'rhss he r,s...s. ~ further .e4s.,,.d
E sstinas. g v.i.s Of .as a..ssssi q GsS 81
1cssd sxsissivs pri-.ssss. sd iSs ssss q sseesss
. bsea4O o. s00o Oshos site ~ os1oo. aaA 49, a.
e0ts0ato TIE oO0oASa&sve OoUoo ard n1gs.e ri ~
! ,9!sssse 49,: sad TIE sxDsass Il ksseias sssA
Third. ThassAs Tsssee4s b. lssshee reeaa.H.A
e s csvs - 81 80 80 80 Iseas,Ass s.sas1QsyScf .
ter. - ss4ss1tpsss esnsas el tAe se1n. - ~
s%SSsss ss . ~ sssec; - to.a a.a eeenN tax. Z
20 have ns0e ~ accurate estimate 81 - snssd
valas 81 ne sosis o. Aasp's Bsl6se. :
8: Esksssr. s'9 i
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s,ia Ia. icssgssn1 3ss!utioas. slass ecssi1esahle
o'h:fs .:!sisis:ssA. .sse MA s.i.s.sly ads.s.e .
present. the Above report and res0lntisae 10 BAo
brssd ot Trussees. % e hshsi6 sf H. 1eesi1l !.
- sf.sRss g tas g .yaes4 g - s!sy z! Sae
sse sss ~ ss3 - issiy 8 "A 81 iac & =
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-25

The NORTHxRN CONFER eNCKs.-The Meth
odist Conference At Buffalo was busted on
Tuesday with the reception OF reports from
committees One of these reports, that from
the Committee on Temperance, recommends
that the preachers be instructed to use every
exertion TO suppress the traffic ia Intoxicating &
liquors. Domestic wine IL recommended for
sacramental purposes, aud the practice OF
keeping ale and beer for family use ia repre-
hented. The report was adopted. The Spe.
cial COMMITTEES on Divorce and Marriage re-
ported that 3 dissolution OF the marriage rela-
lion. ept by death or violation of the
Seventh Commandment. was contrary " the
teachings Of Scripture. The paper was laid ON
the table and ordered to Be printed. The re-.
port of the Committee on the Cen TENN iaI Cele-
bration Of the establishmept Of 0ethodien In
have lately come to liGEt which 60 70 prove
that the sect was NOT Sno nded here until ts66.
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CHILDREa "FAsBIOAABLy" DREssxD The
absurd fashion Of exposing children Of tender
years to the keon outdoor air with but halt
the necessary protection which their little
arms and legs req ure, u stiil % prevalent a. TO
require word Of comment. II 10 true. fond
mothsr, that your chubby three. year old boy
10 finely mOdslled as the Cupid of OanOva IT,
but the pleasure you derive in kn)wing that
other people admire the graceful rOundnsss OF
those limbs will never com peusase you for the
anguish and waschings which you will expert.
ence when he IL attacked with cronp or the
terrific scarlet fever. Strong men hnd Il Inn
possible to spend half their time in the heated
houses Of civilized society, aud then 60 ont Of
doors with thinly clad extremities without
catching all the cramps that 1ssh 10 heir to.
No one but highlander, used y the sky for =
canopy and tbs heather for bed. can 20 bare
legged with impunity in northsrn latitudes
and chaneefui spsise and tall ssasone. Yet
" daily - lietls boys a.A gisls dsssssd 10 The
shorssst of clothes, With baSe kneO 80 ar9s
redleped and chappsd hy ~ ccl4 4andrsds
stIssoessss - y'srIy hon tsss ysry esas'
a. 5et- ss s4esf -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-25

NAvAL.-The United States school shin Ply.
mouth, now at Annapolis. viii sail from that
port on the 10th Of June, with 1870 acting mid
shipmen on board, and about 50 seamsn. 70
teach the cadets how to reef, steer, spllce. and
work ship. The Plymouth will visit all the
principal ports Of Great Britain and France.
before returning She will b. absent about
three months ...is b sef t. q : II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-25

Theatrs-Beneft Of Edct~ Adams.-The ben
eht0f Edwin Adams (erroneously announced
on Wednesday, takes place Tonight 1t is on
this occasion particularly that the public can
testify their regard for this promising young
actor, who returns to US no more after this
season shall have ended. Always up in his
parts, Mr.. Adams successfully portrays the
characters he undertakes in style worthy of
any leading actor who has been here and ar.
ing the past season has not given his audience
and friends one occasion for complaint or dis.
satisfaction How few OF us in our profes-
sions could have done as much! The bill he
presents Includes the "komance Of u Poor
Young Man." comedy which has only been
played here once, and which is most attrac .
tive piece. His acting in it is excellent aud
the character of Manuel is rendered as y eli AS
it has been in New York, where the piece had
a great run this season. The farce OF the
widows Victim, - III which Mr. Adams gives
his life-like limitations Of the celebrated &C tors
Of our time, is also on the bill
Mrs Adams is to appear after a short alb.
sence, and sings a nirth provoking song We
hope, we are sure, that the beneficiary will
have what may truthiully be termed q
crowded house.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DIR. J. L. WATSON having located
49, Permanently in the city of Richmond, Of
ters MS professional services to the ct izens.
IA 0FFICh-E ront Room, over Milispaugh &
IDhl.0n's Drug Store, on Main, doors from cor
Ter Of 18th st
n. He may lie found at ght at the resden ce of
Wnl. 7. Butler, Esq, corner Of 18TH and Marshall
els. my :2-Im
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-25

RULE FOR PREDICTING THE WEATHER.
Abonta year ago we mentioned, without at
taching much credit to it, an empirical rule by
which the weather might be predicted with
tolerabie certainty during the last twenty
four or twenty-five days Of month. from
that which prevailed during the former ones
This rule is now, however, again brought for
ward with such additional arguments in its
favor as to induce to return TO the subiect t.
II appears that it was the late Marshal Bu-
geaud who discovered it in an old Spanish
manuscript; he was struck with the great
number OF observations trcm which it had
been deduced, extending over more than fifty
years, and resolved to verify it himself Tue
result Of his observation was SO salts fac tory
that he soon got into the habit in Algeria Of
consulting the rule on all occasions when some
important military or agricultural operation
was IN con temptation. The rule is as follows ::
4" Eleven times out of twelve, the weather will,
during the whole lunatiOn, be the same as thai
which occurred on the fifth day of that moon,
IL on the sixth the weather was the same rs on
the fifth. And, nine times out OF twelve the
weather Of the fourth day will last through
out the moon, Ii the sixth turns ont 70 be like
the fourth" The Marshal used TO add six
hours to the sixth day before prODouncing on
the weather. III order 70 make up for the daily
retardation Ut the moon between TWO passages
across the meridian. 1t is clear that This ru lie
may mol be always applicable, there being moth.
ing to prevent the sixth day from being al te
different from the fourth and fifth. NJ de CoLi-
uck, of Havre, has just publish he'd his obserya-
tiOn, continued for ten months, and which
completely confirm the erule-Gaiigxanrs Mes
SeHSer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-25

GIVING Up ITS DxAD.-"Owing," says 0alig.
nanis Messenger. May Q, ITO the agitated ssAie
OF the sea during the last few days, in The
neigh borhood Of t;herboi,rg. q numbsr Of dead
bodies Of the victims Of the wreck OF the
American vessel Lunx, have been cast ashore.
Most Of them were dreadfully tnutiiated from
having heen dashed against the rocks. The
total number Of bodies 60uuc up to the pre-.
seat time il 50; 10 are stillin the sea- &
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-25

FATAL ACCIDENT In ST.. LOuIs-The scaf-
folding at the north end Of Trinity church,
Washington avenue, and eleventh street. St
Louis, fell on Tuesday morning, preci pi,ating
nine wOrklRen sixteen feet in to q pile Of rocks
beneath, fatally injuring James Sherman and
Thomas Hill. AID seriously wounding several
others. John Morton's hack was broken. and
he will probably die. .tsf .aelsl ! sfi,.l4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-25

Too MUCH ExKRUIsE-A policeman namsd
VIM kochesperger died in Philadelphia, Tues.
day. from singular cause. To increase his
muscular strength he was in the habit ol
practising with dumb bells, AZ the stAuon-
house. while on duty. Ca<shvnday be was
thus engaged, when from 700 violent exercise
he inflicted an internal injury, aud died from
the effec to Of it next day. hF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-25

FROST AND lCE.--rhe thermometer went
down nearly TO the freezing point last nigh, |,
and upon the low grounds In this vicinity
there was a frost, aud even appearances Of ice
No great damage to The crops is, however, an
icipated.-B0sfon TrarsAsy Navel Iet =
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OILS, PAINTS. VARNISHES AND WINDOW
D1SSOLUTIONE. &c,

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-25

ANOTHER DIAMOND W3DDiNo The New
York papers announce auo her ..dia,nond wed.
ding" between a daughter Of BeHj. Nathan
and q Mr. Florence. Among the items they
give, Is lace veil which cos: SiUUU and q
shaw at SlsyO, worn by the fair bride
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Coon OLD AGE.-Fiora Armstrong q color
ed woman, died at the County House in Pough-
keepsie, N. T., aged Ilv years Sue was born in
1880. Last summer she enjoy ed good health.
and supported herself by gathering herbs and
selling them 80 = 1Ef.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-25

LARGE SALE OF OLD CorNs-On Monday
evening large sale Of old coins took place IA
Philadelphia. An experimental United States
aalf dollar brought $3i 50; au experimeE tai
United States half cent. very rare, brought
SM5u; New England shilling, dated 1859,
brought $25 A coin Of the same denomiua. l..
ton rs the latter sold last December for COS so.
that being tho highest price ever paid for
coin OF this kind in The United States. Six
hundred and ninety six lots were sold t1''f.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-25

TRADERS BANk.-At a meeting
~ Of the Directors of the Traders Bank Of
the cl;, Of Richmond, held on the 9th april. 1850,
Ks1o!t,i, That the books of subscription TO the
,.pEal stock be re opened al the Banking House
u Issscs Il Taylor.
ne sane place. Persons having business to
,rsnssct with II will apply II or address VIM. B..
!.A.cs, Secretary to the board or the under
ssned. HECTOR DAVIS,
spN-lm President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-25

GENEROUS GIFr-4eorge Ticknor, Of Bos.
ton, has recently given about two thousand
volumes to the Public Library Of that city
mostly standard works, III the various depart.
ments OF literature, in ancient and modern
languages. . ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-25

WEES HELPING HAND.-At no moment
OF difficulty does husband, knowing his ow
utter heIplessness, draw 50 closely 10 his
wife's side for comfort and as is .ance as when
he wants a button sown on his shirt.collar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-25

SPLENDID PRYsENr.-The ladies' of BOLOGNA
last Frebruary opened Q su subscription In order
to present to Victor Emmanuel a splendid
saddle. which has cost more than 81. .OfO Th0
poorest women Of Bologna have taken mart IN
tnis onering, and there 10 not one. perhaps
who has not contributed her bajoeso tor the
purpose. This saddle was presen ted on the ID
inst to his Majesty in the hall Of the Archi-
kinario. 1t h Of red velvet all embfoidered
with silver and gold. The bride. Of MoroecO
leather, ia equally adorned with beau tiful gold
ornaments, and for the frnat OF the horses
head there il a sort Of gold brooch, contain A.
Ing three rich jewels-an emerald, q ruby and
misunderstanding the Italian colors : - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-25

Maze Baldwin, conyic ted In Wheeling, Va.
OF the murder Of Frederick Mass, has been
ssn'enced to four tesE yeArs In tn . peui Ten
iAry. . 81
Dr. Il. Brown Williams, well known In
Pennsylvania as lecturer ON Psychology,
and Fillmore stump speaker In 1856, died
recentl IT Little Rock, Ark. ts-ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-25

MILWAUKEE, OFFICIAL DeLINQURN0Y.-The
people of Milxaukie seem to be unfortunate In
their selection Of school officials. Robert
Whitehead has been arrested for stealing a
school violin ofthe value of $50, and ]. A. Sc.
ger Of one Of the value OF $780,
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LEE HING, LEEChING...
~ MRS. W 700 HO u 5 r, Cupper ant
Store, sign Of the Big Gun-NIrs w has for year,
attended the ladies' Of Richmond, and given uni
versa satisfaction.
Mrs. ". will attend those recurring her ser
wees, at all hours, day or night.
\. B.-LEECHE ES for sale. Orders from the
country carefully packed. ap4 4O-3m
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MEDICINAL WHLL.-The editor of the Pc
tereburg (Va.) Express, on a Western tour is
writing a series of most interesting letters to
his paper. Speaking Of the great artssian
well at Louisville, KY, he says:
The artesian we'll here is really curiosity,
and is visited daily by thousands. An ex-
cellent bath in the artesian water, may be
procured for twenty five cents, and admission
TO the yard, where yOu may drink rs much
water as yOn please, is obtained by the pay
waters Of this well ascend from depth OF
over two thousand feet. 1T the rate OF 1856 gal
Ions per minute, and are as cool as can be de
sired. In taste they bear St. liking resemblance
TO those Of the Greenhrier White Sulphur. and
when you first partake of them, are decidedly
unpleasant-up0n some they have even q nau
seating effect. They have been carefully ana
lyzed BY an eminent Professor Of Chemistry.
and found to contain many highly medicinal
and curative properties. They act finely as u
gentle purgauve, and are purchased and drank
BY the citizens of Louisville in large uan titles
II 10 also bottled and barreled by the proprie-
tors Of the wefl and shipped to every portion
of the United States. The grextest, and Ger.
tainly the most ludicrous curiosity, about the
artesian institution, is venerable darkie
from Amelia county. Va, who receives the
visitors and furnishes Them with water. He
describes the properties OF the waters with n
volubility of tongue and a copiousness OF
polysy tables that wsnld excite the risibles OF
the most confirmed hypOchondriac.
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VHE JAPANESE AT THE CAPITOL.-The ia.
panese have consented to 60 to Baltimore, on
Thursday next spending that day there and
proceeding Friday to Philadelphia. On
Wednesday they visited the Capitol at WASH
ington while both Houses of Congress were in
session. A dispatch says:
They viewed with admiration the splendid
ceiling and other parts of the Chamber, and
exhibited intense in terest as to the mode OF
cHnaucung ,Snh legislative proceedings. From
theuce they visited the magnificent retiring
rooms connected with the Senate Cham ter in
GLIDING the marble hall and the Senator s
grand reception hall. As they We're about
leaving the puriieus of the Senates division
OF the building, they were met by the House
committee appointed TO invite them to visit
the Representatives Hall, who, on being pre-
sented by Captain dupont to the Ambassa-
having Commissioner ON his arm, over to
me House wing, stopping some time in the
rotunoa, where the pictures gracing the walls
were explained TO them
Some OF the inferior japanese were in the
galleries. and others in the rotunda Of the Can.
ltol. Subsequently they were conducted by
the Congressional Committee to the seats in
the House gallery set apart for the diplomatic
corps. Mr. POrtman, for the Committee ex-
planned To them, through the Japanese in ter
prefer, the nature OF the legislative proceed
lngs, the yeas and nays being called at the
time they entered the Hall. The galleries
s..
one-haif Of whom were ladies'. The Ambas-
sadors were afterwards received by the
Speaker, in his room, and then furnished with
seats ON the floor OF the House, in company
with the Naval Commission and Copgrpssion.
al Committee. The interiors retained their
places in the Diplomatic gallery.
Inc japanese remained hut few minute
The Ambassadors passed out the main aisle
Nr. Sherman, John COchrane and Mr. Branch
each having an Ambassador in immediate
charge. The other members of the commit
tee, Mr.. Morris Of Pennsy lvania, and Mr.. Davis
Of Mary land, together with The Naval Com
mission, followed in the rear. The subOrdi-
mates in the gallery simultaneously retlred.-
There were hurried movements in the gale.
rles, which in q few minutes were nearly de.
serted, the spectators rushing out to get an
other view of the strangers, who proceeded to
the rOtunda to examine the pictures. Dense
crowds surrounded them. After passing sew
eral hours in the Capitol premises, they re-
turned in carriages TO their hotel.
On Monday evening the chief Ambassadors
held ieree III one OF the larger rooms of their
suite at Wizards Hotel. They were honored
by very cOpious attendance of ladies and
gentlemen. the occasion being to visited and
visitors obviously a very pleasing one The
ceremony Of shaking hands did not, however,
prevail.
They have addressed note to each member
of the Cabinet, say ing that the Embassy would
be pleased to receive them on Thursday. Notes
have also been addressed to Messrs. COrwin
of the House, and Mason, Of the Senate, fixing
Friday as the day when the Ministers would
be pleased to receive the members of Congress
and their families.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-25

FalmatLe PatHttsgs.-AI the complimentary
benefit to be given to Mr.. Geo. KunkeI. one 1t
tne iessees OF the Richmond Theatre, it - pro-
Poseo 70 distribute three magnificent oil paint.
ings, each OF which would be held as invalua-
Ole by a connoisseur in ffne arts. Numbers
will be given the holders OF admission tickets
on entering the house, and ON du upiicates being
afterwards drawn, the fortunate holders OF
prize tickets will receive tho paintings Mr..
A.. since his connection with the Theatre. has
iabored hard to please the taste Of his ps irons.
and now that the season is drawing to close,
tney should express their appreciation Of his
Efforts By crowded house.
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SAILED FOR ECRoPE.-The Asia sailed from
New York Wednesday, for Liverpool, viii
s2C.UUO In specie. Among her pas ssngers wer,
y. Sullivan and Mr.. FostaiI, Of North Caro-
lima.
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PRODUCE COMMISSION MEkCHxNTa
Cary street, opposite Colsmhsea H0tsls bag
lAs;F EpwARDs, Of King william,j
w. H. How AID, Of York, 2 - AsaistanAas
W.M. MAnsHALL, Of Laleub4rg. \ =,
Euarartea to their friends faithful attention -
All consignments, and orders for Foods from peo-
du0e customers. g : :, - :
Mr.; z. SUTTON, IA. n admitted to . IN
terest in our busness, = 01l7F' = : =.
1el-dts&cwAt l,a MADDUx 4 CO.
John N. GORDON son, : =
Cu -NrH STREET, N1A4 TN1 EXCHANGE HQf4Ls
Oder Tor sale large and full assortment Of IRON.
HammsTsd, Enxiish and Ensissh Refined, e. sslish.
AfEnsHtlcsn, PER q, RasSi. GA and i4ta,ion Rgsas SWEET
Iron and PlQw Plates. Also. Tin Dlate Of var,0uq
uses, foI nnnefss nd manufacturers; sheet and
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