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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-15

tfpSRaAt HRxNtNessx We unders tard this
dis,tug ush "a soldier leaves Richmond today
"a JON me Legion OF General Wise, in north
west Nirginia.
General Hennipgsen, as is well known, is a
r.oies stonal soldier OF high attachments and
we are well assared he Will signaiiZ, mself
when opportunity is gwen as al officer Of no
ordinary military genius. lie Is not only
thoroughly aCquaIu ted with the theory Of the
art or var, (eyiEced il his wrItiugs on this
s4hJsct,) bat has had cols. derable 81 experience
IN he field. a Distinguishing obarac teris ic
d General Henningsan l. b!s 81 patby Tor
ra.ious styag. ing fer their libeI " Hld indie
genderca, ara he IS ruarked by admirable
-IGIts Of character peculiar 10 lev military
u4rn. II would be 10 compliment IL speak OF
lio bravery and gal Iautry we're he All ~ zen
H. and modest us he Is brave. General lian.
.n3gsen ~ scarcely - no looked i loL rs q
iyic'aAer, 81 though not native q America
ia .irg resided IL ibe Soutn Tor II4uy ecrz,
all married UI6 VI Lec fair duusLtars, and
s-i.ere a.! his Interests and syMputh;es have
Jcs
We shall wetch his career with great n;er-
-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-15

RseapsHrea. 4 Yankee ofaosr, named
Welsh, who succeeded in escaping from Har-
woods tobacco factory, few dsys ago, by
me rear, having eiuded tho guard and Oh
tanned access 10 the open air through tn,
Kitchen Of the establishment, was rec.pturcd
yesterday by the Rev. Mr.. Short, living six
miles beyond Richmond, and r,.urned to his
old quarters. Wolch had no shoes on or shirt
His Military aress coat being without buttons,
had been tied ny with strings. He prof.ssed
TO be making his way to Hanover Court House
to collsc. deb; due by man named Csrpen-
ter. He was B. fist directed how to proceed,
bat his appearance exciting suspicion, ne was
detained and brought to town.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-15

Hospstals.-S suggestion, hsvs been made in
regard 30 various locslitio. for hospitsls FOR
our wounded soldiers and without detrac.ing
from the merits Of any ono Of them, W
.re Of the opinion that Mount Erin is emf
neptly suited for the purpose, being within 4
few minutes ride Of the city, high, airy and
healthy, with ! commodious dwelling and
other improvements, hne grove Of oak, and
beautiful flower garden, for tha convalescing
to walk or lounge. End near one Of the Gnsst
springs Of water n Eastern Virginia. 1: has
attached about /: acres Of land. We learn
the place may be bought on reasonable terms,
by application TO Hr. Reach, the owner, or to
Me.,rs. Goddin 4 Appsrsor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-15

AZ ksoAEsa Faisasss.- ROY. Ss~tsh skersi
Rapt,st clergyman, OF Henrlao. fell In yea,
terday with a Suspicious looking military
character on the Meadow Bridge, about sin
miles from Rich mond. He said that he was
going to oId Church 70 see a man named Car
renter and as he was IL cgetheT ont of the
way for such a destination, and no tue h man
= tarpsrter was there, Mr.. Short suspected
that he was an escaped prisoner. aud, after q
little more Gueetionirg, accused him Of It,
which he stoutly denied, OF course. but after
wares admitted that he was a Yankee Lieu -
tenant, escaped from one OF the tobacco fac
tories o. Main street. Mr.. Short compelled
h'n TO return 20 town, and delivered him up
10 The proper authorities. The prisoner stated
that = Number of others had also escaped. a
gentleman from Powhatan II forms us hat
several men, representing themselves 10 De
daserters from a Souta Carolina regiment,
hut believed TO be escaped prisoners, had Ell
.efed Il house in his nes hb0rhood ard de-
matded dipner-a style OF yiaiation not
characteristic OF Caroiniaus.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-15

Exsortio~.--Conplaints continue TO be mad,
because of The sxorbitsnt prices asked b.,
de,lcr: in some articles. The kind Of hu-
manly that thrives by trade il generally, on
OCCASIONS Of emergency, Indifferent A. 10 The
srooans of sogginx they practice. 1t is tn.
nature q shs beast 80 GEL ali tbsy can and
keep Ill they get. Tho melon vendors have
caught he Infection and ask double price.
Tor their products, which certainly csnnot b,
said to BIS Of foreign extraction, and arc, be
aides, very plentiful. Essortioners pursae their
cyurs9 just IS ii there Was no hereafter for
sueh persons.
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AP9AIks II NEW YoGx.-A New York cor
respondent, writing under date OF August IL

respondent, writing under data OF August ls,
says:
Daring the frat ten days OF this month re-
cruitlng for the general ssrvice, In Chatham
street and Cedar street, has been even more
letharsic than during the quietest times for
two years back, only sight men having been
enlisted st tn of1ceE. Eourteen men were
booked at the Hudson street rendezvous for
the mounted service.
The receiving ship North UaroIina, at tn .
Brooklya Navy Yard, has almost always a
com plemeut OF a thousand men on board and
the infux OF sea usn at the different recr q ting
depots Is a. the present. time very large
The talk among newspaper people is that
the Times and Tribune will shortly di.con
tinUe their Sunday editions, the expen ses OF
which are said to greatly exceed their recsipts
Horace Greeley has been suffering from sn
attack OF brain fever Serious fears were On l.
tsrtained = few days since for hi. recovery,
but he i. Low belisved 10 be out OF danger.
Rev Sidney A Corey, one OF orr ia oti ST
ministers, ia about TO take the field. He is
now mastering regiment in to the service TO
be called the IN ortnern E,sIes."
NJ usic and tbs dram. here at present re-
m.iD positive blank. Laura Keene closed
the door. OF her establishment On Saturday
evening 'for the season" This leaves but
one theatre op<n-ths New Bowery-apd
that will shut up after this week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-15

r. ths Edjfets ~ tA4 . spatr4 Will y0u
g rB1L W., through your cuianGs, TO return
81 sincere lhGpka Ter tbs vaiuAO = Go..tTtUu-
f"A~ ID evd A. my hands for tie benefit 81
he AiooA;nA Hos tai and Of our troops Ill
.ecNlc~ Esom NCbte, Ais, through the
lon x II Smith $500 iiaptist CharcA,
Fuskesce. tl0o 81 Mobile Military Aid So
ely, 92U3 a2a Us Gen Far $50 from
'el u T. y lsiun-r, CT Ch aabars county,
DroIzb Hon. ~ p. CailtcR $50; from Alta
1aiaa, through aon. T. l. III Curry, $lio /;
ia. trap4. isr brady, y ne, q" two boxes
IA i.%cies' AID $ 'c,eyy, Montgomery, Ala !;
- I>fbe, ~ = nugHpgr u aceep able com
~ -. ih@!natns 4. tv. OF those iine double
. - Is. Igeta tspnsss % DR.. Il. W. Whit
Ii -. DtmoPel!s 40 viii nat I'll. tie Con =
~ 20 s9iaiss asi.e aud form oas general
'e'~fg "Hd hospital d~po. for ths b5ue-
a. - ecs u~if ering so,o,ers
1eIy respectfully.
BIAS n, II HopKIHs
tt re we've AIS deaths In PhiIiaslphia last
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-15

Aayo~s Co.'S THE Mayer yesterday re-
CURED John Herd to give $50 security for
trespassiug on tie premises of Thomas Geu-
try; Thomas Smith, charged with drum
ksnnes, va, discharged Ro. Adkins. free
negro, WAS committed for want Of . register
Richard l.. Eacho was acquitted Of breaking
opeu Ann Winkers' door and destroying he,
furniture.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-15

Fson ST. DoaIsao CITT.-By the arrival OF
the British brig Laura, Capt. Langthorne a
New VI rk, adyices from ST Domingo City to
July 25th, have been received.
The wsr between Hayti and Spain ia at ar
end, the difficulty between the Two coCntrie.
b-i"g amieabiy arranged. TIE dominican az
mics hav. returned to the frontiers A de
cree has bsen issued by the Spanish authori
ties, declaring slavery forever q b olisbed there
and any person interfering with i: will De
considered l.ble, under the couspirator set
Emigration from the United State. 10 particu.
larly desired, the Government Offering as al
inducement trac+s of land, and insurine all
emlgrants, so accepting, the terms Of protec.
ton. Even the American residents there f.
vor the project, and desire emigration. The
health OF the country is good
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-15

DESPERATE RsscoVsrss-The Thorn asviiIe
f9a Enterprise, of the eth instant, aavs DIR.
" q. McRas, OF Jef7.rsOu COUNTY, Florida,
aud Joseph Anderson ,of,thi, cornty, brothers
law, fought with knives aud pistol. near
Glasgow on Friday last, vhea McRae wa.
Immediately killed and Anderson, we under
.tend MORALLY wounded. We have heard
nothing further from the difficulty, and know
nothing Of the origin Of the quarrel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-15

EXCHANGE OF PkIsoEsks.-A lstter from
Washington, Published in the Baltimore Sun,
says:
Lieut. Col. Nugeut and Captain T. +.
Meagher, OF the New York ogth, were At the
National Monday night. They are said to b-
quite soiicitous that something should be i'm
mediataly ne by the Government, looking
TO en- exchange Of prisoners with the Confede
rates. TO the end that Col. Uorcoran may be
liberated. 1t must be remembered, however,
that we have az prisoner no military man OF
The rank OK Dol OorcOran. Gen. Mcclellan
must win victory before cur Government
can begin 10 exchange prisoners man for man
and rank Tor rank
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-15

Stobti.s Negro Thomas Dob,on, a ma,
whore rana IS as familiar 20 the frequent.-l
Of the Mayors CoaTs as "hou.ehold words,
yesterday dropped his usuai character 0.
dgtter and dtankari, sna appesrsd in tn
new rols Of .taboer and cutter. The object a
his wrstS was negro belonging 10 Mr.. vii
liam W. Woisigoc. In de!aclt OF surety t.
keep tbs ps.os ana oe Of good behavior. Dob
soa wa. sent to the city all for q few months
whers il is hor.d he will learn better manners
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-15

QaiG.- Deapits tke largo number of SOLDIER
stationed in and nesr this city, ii WAS never
more peaeefal :hsn now in the NEST serene
times A. six o'clock yesterday evening, bus
me individual had fallen victim 10 polio.
visiiar c., AMI he had first succumbed 10 3D..
Establishments Of odd Rye" We eau well
imagine rba. would be tho state Of affairs II
Tho thousands of Confederate soldiers now hers
were replaced By an equal number of the cut
thfoats and ruifians who compose Old Abs's
grand army OF shs | niou.''
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AlChMoNO Rlspatth.

YHvR%-A> MCRN.No. .AU1. u. 1881
&C. An apology ~ due - cur readers toT
TIE defects tbat have been visible m the typo
rrsrairsl appearance of tho Dispa'oA re-
Gently. T5iS Is qaite as annoying to the pro
yrie:ar- IS 4 tie patrons Of the paper. We
sre Nv putting up q new press, aud the evil
viii lie rpmeaiCa In 9 few day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-15

Sudden Death.A young lady living Oh
Union Hal fell dead yesterday morning whils
ID visit to the house Of neighbor. She had
been unweil for short time previous to the
sad event, but was regarded as we'll a. the
time it happened.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-15

No ''NArIosAL Hrag ."--A-committee in \
York, who have been acting ~ iCdgea upor
the question Of = national hymn, have re
ported that they received twelve hundred
manuscripts, bat shat no one OF than was
confidered worthy OF she pris'. They have
theretors, retired from their posi- ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-15

Committed - Charles. a slav.k-1
Z. Sternmeyer, who profeg,s, ~ IN nRJ~
70 orc OF tho South caroliu. rssim.n IA
servant, was sent to Jail y..,er5a. eds =
Mayor to await the call Of his o-Ny ~ !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-15

More Pr''oae''.-Ths cars arr;,t,
Manassas yesterday, bEou3h. d5.n \.
dozen more Abolition prisoners ,So nsafa
corted to the usual receptacle Of ..t we're
on Main street. such pau
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-15

ssts's'' cos.'''s.--TAa s,i.ps,1
t ar, the ne, Production Of n.,is. Visr,,.s's
bidder, at public vendus, a, thu as 600 high.
". Davies, mex. to tho M..ha,t:a'..'s ., 10.
friday the 10Th. Here is sur.I, Hal,
the lovers Of the ine arts Chance /,
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The Fedora! Prssoasrs.-Ths following is .
list Of the Federal prisoners who arrived 10
Norfolk on Monday from Richmond: -
Mrs Curtis. of Rochester, n. Y, ian Rdvo-
cate OF Woman's rights Internationally dis
charged Nathan Allea. citizen. William H.
Allen, Surgeon, Foster Swift, surgeon; J H
Stewart, surgeon; Uhas l.. de Grow, asst
surgeon; X. Peuqus', surgeon; y q Huukei
sNseon 4th Reg Maine. James Eorysl, sur
scon nth New YORK, James M Lewis, sur
geon I'd New York q. 8. Winston, asst
surgeon 3th Nsw YORK. Is. r. BuA'on, sur.
keon sth Maine; Edward X. Taylor, surgeon
LIST Reg't New York
Priv.te..--Ino. McU,rty, Fred. Holmes,
Chas. Green WOOD, George uenckIy, David
Spragus, Joseph w. Richardsoa, ]. X FL
bridge, Jas. CallinSs, James Collins, ". a
Mallory.
Nathan Allen, xad All ths surgeon. and
Assistant Surgeons srs parolsd, not To serve
during The wsI. or until regularly exchanged.
JChu NcCarty, Ned Holmes, Chas. Green
wood, Geo. Hinckly, Dewitt Sprazue, James
Otilins, ana Jos W. Richardson are ~ DO I'M
coxditiou,lIy discharged.
} A. k!dridge ahd Jalaes OaiIip,e aIs pa
roisd not to serve unless discharged.
Tho Prisoners carried away a large number
Of letters from prisoners here 70 friends at the
North.
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Ex-PosYsAgraR FowLsR.-Isaao V. Fowler
lie csfanl1ing New York Postmaster, il
pleasantly located at the city OF Topic, In Mex.
leo, about fifty miles from the Pacific, and
ron, Forbes & % the wealthy bankers and
manufacturers. Both principals are now In
Europe. and Mr.. Fowler has entire charge Of
their AFFAIRS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-15

FRUIf sALs.--Ths sale OF West lndi, fruit
Monday must have be.n cheering TO the esp
tors OF the prizes. Orsnge. brought Eve Dol
lars and upwards . hundred lines over
three dollars hundred, And cocoauut- about
Eve dollars per hundred. They were silly
sold to parties from : distaAce. --Ne's2erH
Pr0yress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-15

f'n''-Ths Mayor y.s.erd,v
l. >iO Tor keeping his house " a,, 'a'
selling ardent spirits rithou, Hc.. npen 3
I'm instant. Mrs. sslli. Shirley ~, 70
the same amount for simi,M o., vas IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-15

TEs OoTIos SCPPLy Or EEGLAEp.-He ss5s
Neiil Brothers, OF Liverpool. il Giro GIaT Jas:
i6sued, Stat. hat nith 3 coGsUmp.iOu of IL 900
bales Per week, ins present s2pply in LAYER
pool, 500. 900 nales, will give out by Decenber
18th They axe CT opinion that only small
amount can reach England from the United
States while Lhe blockade is enforced, and
that tbs supply from Egypt cannot be sum
GENTLY increased. Ia conclusion, they sag
that, however the question ia looked ct, il,
wears S. mos. Encouraging aspect.
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slA,. T.Ap, CAEns.-A. 5. RigeloH and 4

II. PoEte~, shipoWners aud outti gters Of Nv
Bedford, Mass, have been held III si0 900 baI.
10 answer 10 a complaint against them for a
The chargs of the Government officers is that
the defendants, In the latter part OF August
or first OF september, 1850. then residing in
New Bedford, lifted out lhe ship Brutus, sent
her to the coast OF Africa. procured .1i slaves,
sold them in Cubs, and burn. The vessel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-15

Remandsd.-The accusation made by Juliu.
Levy against Charles Camp, of cutting and
a'abbing, WAS yesterday terminated, for the
time being, by the Mayors sending Camp on
for trial fox the olEenoe.
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Or-.Aar..-The Yankee vessel. arc land!nI

Or-RAfKs.-IheY Yankee vessels are landing
meu in Wes tmorelapd county, who burn
houses. steal ncyroe. and Insult women. L..
the militia line the shore and 'hoot every enc
my who comes within guE-.bot range. This
ought 20 pe now, and ought 10 have been from
the flrss, war ofextermlnatIon. Show Them
no quarter, but shoot down every dog 0! them
who comes with ranKe--0n land or on The Pc
tomac --ErsderisksbtGrg Ectos.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-15

'Northsra fes.-Ano,her aas lot Of this de
sirable article has arrived In Richmond. Thi;
fact may account ssr i.s scarcity in Washing
ton. See advertisement.
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Persosas.--captsins Osborne Peters and
James Il. Aillissn, Of the Confederate Rsve-
nao service, arrived in this city yesterday from
Norfolk, on official business.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-15

fATAL AcCIDsnr O. TIE RIE8IsIA AID Try
sssssz RAiLKoAo.-On saturday last, one OF
TIE srcins ON The Fugjuis and Tennessee
Eailroad, which wasload~i With troops, ran
q the track near Marion, in Snythe county,
resulting IN the killing and WOO Dding OK ssve-
r1t OF the volH Ulcers. The folio yiuI ia list
OF the casualties ~ me Palmstto Guards,
a. J Bond was Killed r W!nckie and :.
burton were dangerously injured and q. W =.
PrcWitt and a. J tEitti tn were slightly in
jared. OF tbs Gsorsia volunteer Jir7 Hes
ssiile, WIliiam Ghrisholrn and ) 3. Showers
were lightly lnigred --L7nchbsrg R.p.
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H"sts"gs Court, A.g." l4tA.--Prcsens, Al
dermen Sanxay, Binford, Lipscomb, Bray,
sadler, Anderson, and Timberlake.
Michael kerney was tried for msdcmeapor,
found guilty by tho jury, and fined sixty dol
lars. Ordered by the Court, in default of pay
ment, that ssid ksrney be confined in the com
mon jail period not exceeding six months
The ine was paid before the Cour. ad-
journed.
Emanuel, slave of B. A. Cooke, was tried
for cutting and stabbing Bill, slave Of John
T. Ballard, on the 18th day OF July, found
guilty, and ordered 50 lashes, well laid on.
Benjamin Bolton WAS tried for assaultinz
Adam Weaver, found guilty, and fined $40
The Court did not add imprisonment. Bolton
paid the fine.
In the case of Daniel Crawford, indicted for
misdemeanor, sole proseqai was entered by
the Commonwealth Attorney.
John A. Scott was tried tor an assault on
Peter johnson, found guilty, and fined $40
and ordered to be confined by the Court Till
the sarne be paid.
John Brogan WAS tried for breaking into +.
Fairbanks house, and fned IS, which bis iii
GERS ne being bold soldier Boy paid FOL
him.
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hRRKsr OF A NorORTrCs FossEk AEH Ccrs-
rIKEElrsk.-Jerry Co-den Glfas Joha Cul
burn, ajias A. Z. Mil'er, orc Of The most ex-
tepsive forgers snd conn terfAiGers in the Uni
ted States, was arrested on Friday night near
tho Hoboken ferry, New York.
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Nh" Aa's5a Hainss Ba.,, the an.,
rived in the city yesterday, and !, .,o' &
the Spotsvood. '"Ppin3s
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Siegismrpd Eastaehi, oacs the proprietor o (
tina "Noias' Theatre" In New York, but late
" lieu ssnant In the 10th Regiment Ohio
Volunteers, WAS killed on the LIST inst, in 4
skirmish near Weston, Va.
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AssssT OF CLskaYMAS -Tae Washington
o. nF+ h.

-hNAnSI OF y N'LEKN TAI nc "
correspondent of the New York Express re-
stas the folio wing as an amusing Inc. dent:
The hey. Nr. Lippitt: OF the Episcopal
Church, native OF K. l., and formsIly a
Professor in tha Episcopal Theological Semi
nary Of Virginia, resides near Alexandria
and about three weeks ago ofic!a.ed q. On ri,
Church in that city. His sermon was re
9aTi33 by The officer in command az Ssces-
sioa discourse. sud liz was accordingly incar
cer3ted IL the Washington Jail. Bsing re
CURED by the Secretary of State TO produce
his sermon, he sent for it, when il appeared
hy note or the margin that ait WAS frs
preached tw"ls- years agoi" The Secretary
read it carefully over, aud pronounced i. good
sound, Christian doctrine, and for thwith or.
dered DIR Lippitt TO hs discharged This 10
cideut. which has just transpi,ed, caused no,
u little amusement among the reverend gen
tiernan's friends
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ARRIVAL or the NOVA SOOTiAr.

QUBssc, Aug IL The steamer Nova SEQ
ti;,n has arrived from Liverpool, win advicss
to the ID instant. Sns brings Il4o,Qoo in
specie.
The North B-iton arrived out on the oIst
ult, and the steamer EiinbDrg on the I'd inst.
The American horse Starks won las Good
wood cup. The WHard ran second and The
OptimisI the third.
The Bank of England has reduced Its rate
OF discount to per cent.
Tho various London journals are enga ged
In speculations on the probshle fate CT Tho
American loan. The Herald dscoun tenances
Eego tiating it. The Times city article says it
would be dangerous for England 10 have any
thing to do with the American loan.
The Times announces that Lord Elzin sue
ceeds Canning as Governor General Of IndiS.
The weather liz England has been fiEs.
A new treaty Of commerce 10 being neSo-
t,ated between Belgium and France
1t is believed that the solu ton OF the 10.
man question Is near at hand. 1t il stated
that Government really supplied arms to the
insurgents of Naples, and this fact has deter
mined Napoleon to delay the solution no
longer. 1t Is expected That the Homan rrri-
tory Will be evacuated BY the french ana oc-
cupied immedia tely by italian troops.
It is repor ted that several French oflcers In
the service Of the Pope, aud Roman priest,
have been arrested.
At London the funds closed dull.
A Paris correspondent OF the London Post
states that tie British Government. IL III
corr es pondenoe with tho French Government,
| ORDER lnut uUtleu w OOo~A FceA
towards America by SEQ and land.
As real conflict - now to be expected, n
Perfect unders tanoing is likely to be arrived
at. Rumors OF probabie compromise IN
America were current il England.
Mr. Gregory asked in Parliament il The
Government mad received information OF
goods contraband of war being taken to
America by The steamer kangaroo and other
etoanlerS.
COMMERCIAL ISfKLLIJBHCE.
LIvEsPooL, Au&ust Flour is steady and
quleI-sales "a a2Ss market closing inactive
Whsst-9als 1T 81 Cialls I'd. for red w est
ern and Sou .htln; los Ass. %. for white
Western and Son tnerI--Ll'rket Cl0slsg firm.
Corn-yeliow 2Ss 0i.u29s I'll; white, Gls.
81 1925 61.--market firm. the steamer j
news caused IN advancing tendency.
PyOvisior.s .-Iieef--tue mar ist has down
ward tendency, and all uaii>ies have sls utly
declined. Pork very iuIi st G5s.a3as. Bacon
is unsettled, win defining tsnasncy. Lard
is dutl-sales at s3,t49s.
Produce --RosIu-corGmoA, Ass Cd .a4Is.
SPIRITS Inrreutne steady. Sugar Is inactive
Coffee i, tirrner Rice ma an upward ten
den, ~ 500 l33.. Ashss--pots and Pearls
quietat SIS 6t. Linseed OIL closed steady
ga closed firm. Rice closed steady. Tallo "
closed Grn Ii IS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-15

A DIKrREssIsa CAsg-Un Friday last two
children OF ar James Slater, Jr., respec-
lively five and three years OF age, were play
ing on the side walk III front Of their fa.lef'.
door, on broadway, near Pratt street, when
The eldest tod the youngest to Jump down
IL 10 ths celinr, the door CT which was open
wnich be did. The back part OF the child
heic struck tbs lower step, and the skull was
so be slight, as the child dii not complain. II
fingered until Sundiy, when l. expired. Mr.
and Mrs. Slater are both aoseu, from the
CITY .---Ra[t.mors E..chnnOs