The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-28
Rittlmunn 0ispatrb.
.I,,nspAY MORNING MARCH Is. ue,

,,,,re.poudeaee of the Richmond Dispatch.
~.,nfy- IRE F3ag-saip Cumberland in sas
9tnsaa5s-yo Troops vet Arrieed at old Point
~ ols has Missed her Chance Who's Re
aside - p, R'm. 4 Smtth--a- John b.
YrgS Academy C1esupeoke Female col
t"s m. Ffrits and He0thsr.
HAMrroS, VA, March 2sth, 1851.
--.,,Ae are really dall--the general complaint
tits,ll times and n tardy Conven ton -
s,nst shall we do What will the members
'N@~ Nopsen ton DO - etc. Such questions
q ~ ,,nn asked We. here, are willing 10 wait
NF.,s longer. We do not much fear in the
s"..etnne. these thirteen big guns, pointing
prr4 and hope the day is not far distant
-. Virginia will assert her rights and dare
F1eta,n them-thongh, III doing so, her sons
have to take the chances Of the fortunes
~ 4 correspondent Of the New York
~,J8 SAYS we are "a wariike people, aud
Ing once snugtsi ganpo WIDER, are willing
o., 10 engage IN That amusement" The
ia OF ooid Aeskoughtann will exhibit a
Fgnrness at all times, and under all crcum.
N@rss. 10 ce.end their rights, and the honor
'firtrSTtiy ot the Old Dominion. You NAV
trS.s1red, upon ihis polat st least, we arc
The Tag -ship Cumberland" arrived yes
=, IN tne Reads, opposite our iowa
Fss9.auder pcndeTgrass, and several of her
'scr, ami crew, visited the town in search
q .~a,h provisions. The Cumberland /, n
Hooking shjp, and will, we understand.
"a ut Of commission.
70 troops have yet arrived at Old Point:
4eGs tand number are expected Our
S-,dk friends are complaining OF the course
he Con veniion III not doing that which
81 carry Virginia cut Of the Union at once.
,,rts.k Is beginning 10 ie0l the evil effects of
~: seeding.
Tas (irea; Eastern, we learn, is TO discharge
-, OF Charleston harbor, and then come
. Norfolk. Good it!ea, that; as Lincoln
,sald say, bright id'e." Well, If our Nor
a., merchants ioVe the Union better than
Isrlr state their city, aud their own interests.
81 show this 70 the country and TO tho
-5gla. by eiecting to the Convention a
n n!ou man, 'hry can only blame them
,..v.s 4 She Great Eastern, - or other ships
?, under the advantage Of the Southern
IN. 10 the Southern States, and there dis.
-7,rse tUciT cargCss. VIII Norfolk ever
.rs.e from her profound siumber9 We sim
-sry nope SHE Will, and the day is not far
5s'sRt.
Or. VIM. 4. Smith, of Randolph Macon
r-lls-c, IS expected 10 deliver several lectures
% :ai> place Al an early day on the subject of
sSyery-
Ar John Il. Cary's Military Academy is
b prosperous condition. This school has
alsu hiSh stand, and we hope the labors of
IL raterprlstug Principal win be ahundantly
,.uay3ed Chesapeake Female College has
.s-3parauvely small attendance, though
~ t7injltul situation. etc, entities il to Il
7s-y hrge number of scholars. Judge Gre
~. IA - recent case has decided All the mo-
~ 81 Il be paid At once by the purchasers Of
college, $50 900. 1t should have been paid
- .4ry, le60. The creditors have been wait
..s.0us time, but we suppose not very pa
Ia-y. Some Of the securities have had 10
,-r Or viii have TO pay, for the College. six
t->-yrn hundred dollars each besides large
ss5gnlS OF stock. Yet, we hear these men
have Been censured--they do not deserve it
Iaey nave done all that could be expected of
hem, and have made great personal sacrifices.
TIE concert at the College was not we'll at
saasd- some persons from Portsmouth were
PRESENT: few from this plxce.
Ihe weather has been very cold. The fruit
!sgot 7nly injured, but we fear DESTROYED. -
LAZY yeset hes will be high this season.
Yours, &c, l.