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the daily dispatch.
~ JIY J A OOWAttDIM.
„ T>AIT.Y PIMPATt t\ is served to
a cei*t« r*s wsn.pAp*!, m
&e IV net weekly. Price for nyaiin#, #4 a n-« la
grirnoc
fV fff'iiv Dkhtch l« issued evwry
ineiied (• subscriber* at *1 p«r aoouiiv
FOR RENT.
|7vTh" Kf.N I—A ri'tj desirabio BTOKK
tj on MV'O tuitabie for a uhojoaain or ro>
> «i. The central lo ntion cf 9 era ren
7»rt ■ ?.«©. »h© mo#t ♦ligibl* btu ihwm # lotbe
y.» •*.»- •»« nivfo iiii lite Ul of Jioiury
u :,rui*Uo®, aprly t*
_ _ JA *- M TAYLOE.
I 14 :j n r—Tb® STOKEreowttf <x>-
1 c », by H Doeald 4 I.frotn the present
jo { : A >rvi o«*l. To.uw moderate, by e«r)y
A NOTT* CO
LX>U KM.VT.—I h;»vf tor rent a \ »vrv de
p ' *k* h < n C4ij street, between Ist
tfiiti* r<- ts, c«ct«»»i»S *** roon.s with the baee
n rr.i. i'mi t.j-'tse bae recently t tho.
n.oah -« t-au, *■* whitewas '.ins, fce._
2sr>. : J V.li W'O IV EACKO.
IX , '.1 OfnertU A (ret at.ii Collector.
(Si 1:; NT—I havo lor r»:ut two ha;all
* T > 3 • m the iiwoof * ultoc. coutttining
j- , - in kit. '•.mi, >Ui >u foe<t rejatr—
r w, *. i. .su -i t*4 " un<w». Apply to
llfUl). li. KACiIO.
. 1* t- ■ t A*«-wt ftu-i Collector.
1 \>L . I'Ai ! —A li llitio ?Ure, opposite
l -o-\ • .i. - ti. suitable for •
lire -. ik. P.«s-ee. . run N- hsii at cij<x-.
*-*»*!> I>- IS AC HO.
i,' . > ( ' J Agent sad Ccil^ctor.
S;hNT.—I iw»ve lor r«nt, nt-ar the
t ■ i. Brick llouw, oontiiuiug f,»»
f.N - r k e*« be h?ui at o-jce
A,. • KOWD. D. F.AC HO,
oct _ Qeo«r»lA|reot«aiCollator.
I 4 \ a. inKh — T b.'ivet-tr biro lor the lil
» vt • .hy SI, 1 v> OMAN, who U m.ii to bt» a
r'•>?",os, uolu—*i\ .hput ir cmabtHixx,
tDH I>. D EACHO,
o, 3 Cntet»l A(:,&ttui(i C jliecror.
1 {HN'I —The Bouaeon i.'thatrect,
X r<- .' j ■>:: o;»<h1 by ilr J.Snmoet. Ap-
V ir' r -J _ _ R M BCRTON.
iv J-N i'.—Thrt jbrick Tenoinent
.«»t h "?»♦*<! ty Mr Jf>h'i K. Doughty, riear
'• i*-.'Urtb C&* J Rent
p«»f « •-- -*• Aj-j-j? w TOLZii fit. COOK,
A^»d:€.
liKN'l tliH aU)rr on Carj stroet, t»t
J - at ixeupiea }.y M. fi.!v.Po«9o«iot) g!»ea
U<J.. .jn-tt. Appij to
-■ i' JOHN K. CLAIBORNK.
iii-NJ —Over uiv .store » LODG
. IX;i KOWJ. JNO. THOMPSON,
** ~i No. E7 Mb Id »t
r PAi.AVKKA FOR fcALJKUK RENT.—
A *"■ e* residence. #itcau*d aboutone ri.iJc
V, ■<*; \ ".Si:.' nd, is for privately—a&*i it not
' •». v'* rented for tbe ensuing yew. The
true ■■ aU/ut tweoty-eigh: &fjt+* cf good land,
*cd <* s r&hiy »uit*d for tbe pii rpo*«v* ot a MAR-
K_KT «V\Kl>k>. The dwelling-bouse, IcontaiisiGg 8
rooin# : -Mio-fitr buildings, ar»j in gutxi repair, «uia
exre ij' i--s!rr op tbc pr**uiise>«
1 '. j ii-0. r. *.1 *2 lev, turner of Franklin a«d
Hh *•■• •• n to I» r. \V. Oil/boo at fti* olSec,
ow v ■ o Mxr* ixaii iir«A/ke Avenue.
!?— .1
g N IKL" i 7iON ON THE PIANO
1: • K AXO IK tiINUINO -Mr. JOHN DUN-
M-'.ii.Aj.r. rt-»j*<tfully to Ine frit-ud* a/id
Sir >■ ' •< n*iiy, itiht ifi is now yrcpurea to r'~
s* - tjiit &a Teach« of the
P .vio r i.. .ii •)! tiiatuigj. Arj coinmcnicatioca ac
fir-.* - .' i vir. !> :nrougO tiv> i*o«t Office, c«re of
4tt««. • t ilurrsy, i 7l, Brtxid atrtel, or i«fi
ut :h <r-, wiu cueet wuh prompt bWfUtiou;
Vi'V i VALUAW.J-; TKNKiIENT IN
i?.J ..iSH.t I.L i'LACK, FOR SALE.-We ar*
»2ti' itu +■•( tbo niidiiie teutuufiit in Marshall
I'Uv
Trie, pTHirty *<> will known and wo highly ap
' , 1 "■- ■ -*c.: ■pi n u in Ui t(l Ui. L. • <.: y
JfITJJiW 1. .I-Maliuj A Dp. Vb>
OOUVIa K Ar-I-ERSON,
o«Jl—Auction»'fr».
G< M iIIING NEW.—DAGUEKKEO-
T'l VK ii \IS.—\V !»iidt ai] dtfccripuunj
vt f A v>wu.g hpfifvxt-i biv« ncdcr^ODO
cfc/u • : v in h great d>««ui«, Dtaizilaiucd
K§ • l tvt rj lAho of ia>*;e is
"i- »»- i v )t»t thni-Ijap'*- iii'jwt difbctire. It
- r vt >r .j It'jriiig the ht-ad froia raiu or tv~
itti.x \ rayn tb<>Buu; it is UA>*thicg eme iLtui
orbaiiK i vi, at<l i»a iroanh &jznv article to eny
vh.>.*•» f.. r iva i£i« bf-.vi. Now, waiUt tLe ui#-
' • i* haDtiy ih*i h»i DO innovation
o j lipou ibe fashion, he Dt.vcr?h<-
'.-J*, d i#c<-.la-i'ij to say that h* has made
cw.nt* w hereby he ran add \aiue to the riuxi
•«r*j r*r j '.'rtiaiuf lit#. He propo*"* to introdoce to
tin c? ihe I)AGVHKRi.Oi VPK
LAT, flrtiwo evt-ry faultier ia n>axiufactors
siki f~***+**>;L.g a Uiautiful znUiuUwo iiae-
Mf*"' c( lL>. <,'A L.t z.
Yv rrif jios aod the fmbllc cmll iu at No. lif7
Tkn+i.i» r*- f . Bhockoe Hiii, and
He t .IV. in fntirely uew a&d se
fcv ot Faii aL.a H A T b and C A P 8,
%-bifiL h» p»- ;»a/t*d to <**U, either or rt>
laii f.w a cash pr^tit.
HATS /.oadij 10 unier warrants] to ple«M.
RK'HAKD MOORE,
OC&T-lm t%o itfl Broad ®tret?t
ri *o "MANI-'EACTCKERS of KAIC:
*. Il'V.lt CAKS, IROK, wiii bt)
d hi the ( .'iice ui the •*Btara ef Public Wotks
Of V . .ii tiie ritj of Riciimoud, uutii S o'clock,
P. MOnltAY iu for
laruii-tong twi h'r» iiat and PaMenger CARS requiied
S>r tbc i <iui t niw<nt of the Eaulem and Westers divi
si ouf vi j I.NHTO.V AND OUIO RAILROAD.
JLloo, r • tii i AnT IRON work required 10 tlie
eoiwitu-:. . a of the Trscia, Ta/nt tits aiid of
mid [i«!
Ajco. : <■ T.r furaUkinjf RAILS f.ir the track
yt ij--.fi - i • \,4 Uiß(io ni etu'.h eud thereot.
y--ti I "•/>■•* «ne»t b« otidowi, "Propose fur
C*<-i i.'oii VV ur k, Li,'' i k> e of ti.>: r;>ta or ek*. 1 where.
Tb. i tU> be (uidr• *>- M—3:«wd
\ fcW i ()iiK LI"FE~ 1 jTaT U KAh' C E
-t i .osfcritj <x>uUiiiifc« to at
? 1 • -•? tl i i»iß company. Tiw l»w*i quuibr'a
-t of it* • *4icf nt* h>.« j'i*c come to hand.
' • ri .-; vI « t lliU Up t« ti#S lot tut*., 121 DCW
{ ' ha\* !•« «-n tb*? >trvmiaai« ou vrhi-ch,
*:<■ j»r» ri^r 4 ina ou uii
(*'• fi - tc
a i- i, >j ; ijj, tiwa oti 12 I*i>li-
Cic\ :„r t , ..ui t 23 770 14
6 'V ' •»:«.!< d t/> pw* »u«
1 't- «i, pi>« ar. uo
£?»?* - * : ...^C ; 175 07
s ' . , i-: ai .iock IK ix^aitorj,
2-Xi Muiu >?• .'.^t.
JCHAB. WORT RAM, Ag«nt : _
ii■ 1 u: ; >ALji.-lbose who tletdre to
* v■: \ ;? .V- J&luviJ Cbtici/ coa <k» »o
Sf • • r
H. J. CKKLSTIAN.
i> - 1« 1 '•ritiOTr.i *•< t*i. J<*ru*V C'kurch.
plfcE, LIFE ANi; MARINE INSIN
* U-* - Fird Aa«c>c.i«tion
?ivw pr*- i a,r 1 ! > t ot liaSun.QCf oa
'.Hc-v , < . -r r j. .. ~ c: ri»- •« oc* a« i>-Asonable tt rm# v
v cr: r c*in»:) t, j. •! r-»"p^cJ finiy >:«.V a «h«ire 04
i'.r |; k i t>T Mttin luul irtli
J•' •«* ■ t ;it-i ?l34>r§ v« i:i cbeoriui!y furmiii
' * •' •• r«?»y '/►< rtyjULrofi. Aii Uh»m;s prompt
taj i.% >»..y iMljr-Ar* .i.
J A ?. 4 K-3 BOSUER,
*01 " ' ■ Bo# •- R r> CMQUy. mh i*)
| AJKI» 1 Oii hALE —VVe Hro authorised
■* ttj . ; dTi -*'A ct JLaruL nonluintu* J4O 1?-
'-g ij t'i tir'A - (i couuty, alwut tlit •€• from
tii Tur/ pjKe if6Aiu)jj from Mftn
wtw* *- C< ul aud the JwD^uof
I''->• <j it < Mr hootfr-r. Thoruw iiar^r<Ae,
ir'.sis? r .'A»S \ru!>/i of K**»4iy Crm. i)i?-
Iwvx.a *%' aud I**) bci(4 of this liuni w iu %rootJ, tt6
iii {j Li«b ol 7>.ra,t
TOL&K & COOK.
j inti ju>t received i'rota
" "*"> V \" j u-d Balfitrorf, tb" b *t
C CAriSiAJr KKS uiui \ir dTISuS to bo
(ctitul hi u,tkrk-«Ui, x. uich :*« Klii »p CO
j " ~.u*» .j lr* thr iDOtft fcfyio.—
!w t v . w of rdtrucagc. ior
ywrrv.-?'.
t /.L)V MADK CLO'llilKG of every
>~'<:hin . - -tu. i t* (.bf'&p t>f at awj oCi«jr
i rv.
4 > Kt'UNl. , sliii>Ci ff/teiii v»»
W. U I>KN>ON,
— —— 110 <»t.
fLl'lT),—Woshbil in l'utcre
*-! V vfh W'wtW cci' bmli"d Knn.i)ig
i i!?"< "* 1/ *' uwr l>« it<t3 bo«t and otiy ft-
I s»k»i'i Vi, gitifjf D>oru iif b! ti'y otbt*t» w*c
>>:!4V® ?v.l V/o t4u iUAtOfti f-> I/O# that
kiU » • , feOxvi arti< i»» Ky fe- inWi-fi I • «w.
-IltrL- _ K: KK'fT 4. BKFM
'IH)iL':T»icFiTif* ji: vkkV vakiFit.
-5-.v, 'j, jn }. B, KVAJ<a,
*•» «». U7 We^SlWiiS;
DAILY DISPATCH.
~V0L71V...N0. 18.
r n 1 DISPATCH.
EI C H BI 0 N D , V A
WKDNRBDAY MOIININO. NOVEMBERS, iwn.
The State Faix.
H»ary fti -ntl of the VlrgtoJa mn»t re
jcio.! V) ruch r*i 1.-nrea of the element* cf
prr«perl»y and wealth r.n are fart.Uhod by the S*ti,te
fair. AaaomblefMHkA of »of
Virpicia, will *xert n jreator and more healthful
infiuex;.' upon berea>.?tar)>iiil tntere«t», than all the
polt'lral Oonvontioos whlrh oomW b« held Vtwein
no* drri Ur bci;inr.i;;3 oi the nf-xt century. Atrj
cn'tarelia* Iwayubcfathe fiivorJvepur»uit of Vir
gic!.», but u rortuaately, tha fanners and plantem
ot the until a comp<vr>inv r :!y recent period,
haT"> tir* ar;Toc i ,'»« i the fit# rraalting from r*e
ns 1 orgaiiization, frotn thf: iaterehanee of
riow* and tiß difw ntiniitjoo r,f information, which
re-ultfrcm tae ewabiiehincnt oi Asrrlcultural Po
cWKie?. The 1-ttore-t <>f B r > lung
t-V, have, wi:hio il»e )a«t few year*, re
cri»od a ilcciied i.upolec; Agricultural &ociotie»
hnvelx'f i. c««U,li»r.ed io many ccmnile*; new and
Improved t-ystema of farm nag oiiopted, until vre
now havein the State Fair of the Virginia Agricrul
fora! Society a fiiovetnent full of hope for tho re
pe&erarion of Virginia Agrfc-uHure, and with fc, of
all thoee cr« atiattrrr«t» of wbK-h his tie chief cor
ner 6*ooo.
!t is araoDj t'ac beneflu of such an exkibMon, that
U brings the farmsrs of the Slate together, and ena
ble* Ibr m to compare their vV-wa, to see tbc pro
gress wbkb has been made in other sections, and to
obtain detailed explanations of their node of cul
tivation from th"ir brother farmers, to acquire, In
abort, valuable information in every branch of ru
ral ecmomy, aud, going to their hwnes, to turn to
practical account the experience of other*, and the
knowWge accpiired by themselves upon the wide
field of observation they have enjoyed. They thua
lr arn how to improve their farms l to the highest de
gioe, and to make the largest erops at the least ex
penae. Stich a result would amply repay the to
il farmer for his trouble and eo»t in attending
the Fair, while Ks general effects upon the ag
riculture of the Kate werold be beyond all calcula
tion.
Morh baa been f»l j of tbe bfepptn>vs and content
of mr»! Hfe. We knew cot wbfther men are bep
pit-r in the green fiekJe than f.raong brick wall?.—
CertalL-ly they ought to be, but happineea depend#
rather npon inward than otttward nature.
an alcheruy in contentment which willtraMfortn the
rnoat common metals into gold. Tljore k a ?y='em of
co-oporaticn hi the government of ProTidence,
by which, at a general tbinjr, tbe mftaa of happinwa
are equally distributed nm-jng mankind. Vet w«
freely admit that coontry life is tbc most desirable
in i'« healthfulneea, ita independence, iiß gimplki'y,
its retireroeot, ita freedom from temptation, its con
stant with the loTfly face of natara—
The oouutry life of Virgicia in particular ha* e«p<?.
cisd charm*, our domestic inetiturfous ro.'uriftg to
the country gentlemen oppori,uniti>;« of ieifureatid
mental cultivation which are not to be found in the
rural iiietr>otis of the free State*. The consequence
is that te intellectual, moral and socitd clementdi
tbe country life of Virginia ban no fyjtu.l in thin
oountry, norperhupe in the worM.
But, valuable as agriculture ia, no State can pros
per which raak'is it ita exclusive interest Agricul
ture alone ccn never adequately employ a people.
And it ia one of tbe ad vantages of &a exhibition like
that aow in onr city, that i; in not restrict
ed to any single interest, but brings to the attention
of our people the mauy new arta and process
es which the Inventive g( niu« of the day Lae intro
duced into every deportment of industry. We
have adc-quale water power in Virginia for facto
ries, foundry's, machine shop#. Inshort, oatcre has
endowed u« with of much capacity to become a
great manufacturing as a great agricultural com
raunlry, nor ahull we secure, even for tiie agricul
tural interests, the highe-et potwiblcfiegree of pros
perity unl«rs we divtrnfy our industry by
raging the mechanic arte and tie tatabli-bment ot
maxufact 1 >r i-fi.
The Eastern and Western Questions.
BfeouW tbe Harftern Question ripen into a war, of
which we ure conataatly told there i* not thenb&-
iiuw oJ a doubt, a fine opportunity will be present
ed of cfttlioe; wha', may bt: called the Western Ques
tion; or, in other words, the right of Great Brkuin
to interfere in the aft'nire o! the Western World, by
tbe emancipation of the elu*e<« in Cuba, and the«ib
stantial tranrfer of that bland to the British crown.
We shail never have a better opportunity of
thwarting the inrldloui policy of an ancient etiemy,
(jlid of preventing Cuba from faliin* into tbe hands
of a foreign State. The way# and rueaue of doing
this i- a tfjiic which mu-"t engage lue prompt con
sideration of ill is govermrwrit Tb e people ask thnt
it abhil t»a done efficiently aad weiL
Spirit of the Press.
' r.zaminer dieccur*es on tbe Admirr
istrstion an-i tbe Democro y of the J*ou!h; thinks
Mr. Pioiee ii diepowod to do hia duty towards the
and the Uukwi, althouih the reeent sot 100
with regard to tke New York difficulty cannot be
reconciled wiih the feelings t.nd expectation® which
aoveriiod the country in electing him, and con.
eludea that thai, difficulty has been disreputable
from the t rtini.iaf, and the i.x>osr the Administra
tion washes i"s hsnda of it, aivl of nil engaged in
i", t'.:e belter for i"? own honor at.d t'fl
the better for the safety and peace of the couuiry.
The IVhig comments uf»on the oourae of some of
Ite DtJtiGcratli; contemporaries, vsbo, i: pays, vainly
ecdeavor to ee.rv« two mastorf, ia denouncing the
act® of tiie Administration,while every ifuoh denun
ciation i* accompanied wills a taboro.] effort tojc«
tUv tt>*t AdinlnUtration.
The editorial eolutniu of tUo are devo
ted to tbo Ai'ricultural exhibition.
The Mail Uai no firticte on pur-
suit*.
The BM'ii* comment® on tb>: sncge«Uoo ratue
ty the recent Medical Convention, via : tuat every
t.'-ororx r in the fruta.houidbean M. P„ and cannot
wv tUt aiy bem ttclftl rwolt weuM t cure frota if.
We hi to been Major J. H McCcn with
a apecbaen ottho Berkley Ited Priae Ap r 4e, K n, W n
by him . t Mt. Solon, Aog»»» county,
ft an apple of Urge tlzn and remarkably flno 8a
v >r, ui>! uuc of the vary bent wo hsre r»er »c».u.
COKSBCTtATIOW OP * Ii!<UIOP. —H(*'. & T - Ktpp, Of
Al'oary, who lis* recently been elected Miwiormt)
Bialiop of the Protestant Rpi-copai chorci ia CnlL
fornia, vrits consecrated in Trinity church, w
York, laatf'iitordny morning.
Lv!»c--c L'.w jh Missouri.—At Richmond,
oa the 18& iutt, a m.m t,aav;d Wings *a»
by Lync'a law, by the pojuleee, (or the murder of
a very ert tumble ckixeri untcod Allen. The cor.nty
conn, >;a; ps-ar*, had granted a cbati#e of venue,
end at mxru at the prisoner; lathe to itoJf of the
aberlff, wat brought outof the court benee, bo ft*
itefctod ty tieertwd, a rope w>m thrown around
hit nek, ctul b«w*« bong loUe tacit oo«m»lont
CMW.
RICHMOND. WEDNESDAY, NUYWKKITT' IH.VI
VIKGIHIA
Win R-n*K Tliaraae Robert*, Tbocjua Bwrke,
John raitd Curtia Moraei have been cotntnit
tcdin Norfolk lor csamiaation on »u«p>cioo ot hsv
b hand in the robtn-ry of Win. Htcwart, the ro
turned ("uliforuian. Robert#, dtyder ai*d Morst
arraleo fur ported of having bo.rn c-oncerced in n
robbery nimmi'tfid luat wiuUr opou a ptuweuger
in the etearner Ohio.
The I'ortßaioutli Ui"tx is rurprt*r<i that w shc.tJd
aay, in regard to the attempts to burn out the dic
tinguUhed coneul of tier majesty, that w<s "htu! u
better opiaion of Nurlf.lk " Well, we will qualify
the eipriwrion by raying we are eorjy thai.;«:*
treme meat-urea are not put in farce u> ierre; out
and bring to condign tho#e "riiiutn* and devil*"
thai tu»; Globe epeakaol
I>aking Hr2fii..<-RV,—A uegro entered the fy\ -cd
•totyofWro. Edwards' residence in Petersburg on
eunduy riight, arid couir.irticed nimcnaging among
W". KV clothm for moucy; but liiauoUe awakened
who fclt pt near by, an l Cuee iTvarmvul
through the window, carryiug wirh him noibiag
but a puir of panta.
eicnrn Irotn the ftD-athside ZVsaocrtw that Mr.
Eilwiu Wall has been opjKiinted Buperintendent of
transportation on the tfoutheide Had read, and
Mr. Ciordoiiengineer.
Theeook of a vaseel lyinj et Port WalthiUi struck
with n hatchet the mote thereof, oa Monday last,
severely injuring him.
A. J. W hitcbead waa elecffei to 511 the vacancy in
the oocaaion'xl by the nayuatiou ot
Judge (iiiiiji.r of Pitu j-lvania.
Good Yiuld. Mr. MjTaggart, of Pleaaanta
County, furciahed the annexed estimates of corn
grown upon twotracU of land in that viciairy:
One tract of thirty five acres, cultivated by one
young man and help hired tor „ix d.ys. produced
bushed' C ° rn < ' StimatoJ to J'^d
Another tract, of aijry acres, cultivated by one
young man wuh help hired for one month, pro
ouced HOT shocks estimated to eoutiiu 1-4
bushels of corn.
The Orange Presbytery, wth wbi;h Danville i»
eonnoctcd, met in Milton on Thursday.
We loam from the Danville JlrptbHar* taat era
the evening of the late election w> that town a man
na«(*i Rainy stabbed .lames M. McDearraau whh a
cliinoi. Ramy was arreetod and committed.
VtBGiKtA Ahkuai OoNrsanKCß.—On Friday,
the third day of the Method i-t Coaferejoce a
Lycohburg, candidates were admitted, characters
cfminiiiter* examined and many approval. To
wards the cl.>-e of the tension, a resolution was
adopted commend Lig the Colonization dociety aud
irs objects to the apprt/val and cooperation of the
Methodist Church in Virginia, accompanied ty
very earnest and able remarks by Dr. Staph.
On Saturday, a large number of ministers were
admitted to Deacon's and Elder's ordeis. The
Conference adjouned to Monday.
TUP- JAi'AK KXPKDinOx,
Chinainnil of Atijrost 11, bsathefol
lowiog in reference to thoiaterview between Cam.
Perry an 1 the Japanese:
The Japanese selected the email town of Gori
heraa, fd>our throe miles south of Urasra, for t". n
interview. On the morning of the 14th, the .Sus
quehanna and the Mississippi lookup a position off
tlie town, and lay with thrir broadsides td theshore
The Governor and Deputy Governor of Oraga
with the commandant of the military force*, csme
off to a'•company the Commodore to the landin
placc. The officer* aud men detailed toacroinf a
ny Commodore Perry, amounted to shout <100,
while the force of the Japanese was variously
mated at from 5000 to 7COP.
The Commodore was escorted, with tiic Ameri
can colors flying, ami the bond* playin; the na
tiousl rir, "Hail Columbia," to the house of recep
tion. Here lie wm received by the Prince of Idro,
first Councillor ot the Emperor, who was accom
panied by the PtScoc of Iw omi. The letter of the
Pres-kleot end Commodore Terry's letter of cre
dence were formally delivered, and an official re
ceipt given ia return by the two Princes. Tbe
Commodore stated that in order to give the
n(*' Government ample time for deliberation, he
wonld depart in three or fourdaya, and return in
n lew months to receive tie reply.
On the following day Oomuiodore Perry, in the
Mississippi, went nbout ten mile* beyond this,
n.nKiog a total distance of 20 miles beyond the
limit of previous exploration. From thedeckof
the tribute a crowd of shipping wan seen seven or
eight mile®to tbe northward ; and, from the num
ber of junks continually going and coming, it was
evident tiiat thi-i was the anehorage in trout of the
capital.
The officer* of tbe Fu'rpiehanna and MVeiiwippi
speak with admiration of the beauty of the shores,
aud the rich cultivation and luxuriant vegetation
whieh fcoy every where witnessed.
Tbe natives with whom they eacie in e nstaet
were friendly in their domeanor, and the governor
i>f Crnea is spoken o! its n model of r<Buement and
good breeding.
The day before the departure of tbe fqar! Ron, the
Governor went on board the Bo queharma, tafcicg
with him a b nrnber of presents, consisting of arti
< lea of lacquered ware and ether Japanese mants
faetorra.
A Ta.i.k ABor"T Uoostbks.—The ordinary vari-3
t>>« of the dome-ri? fowl are completely vr t <r.
shadowefl, literally and lnelapborirrdlv, by the
Bhan;hat. LiJte Marcin, the Shanghai ruottr.r
"towers n'iovrbi' fix." and, 'like every thing on
?"vt» in tiit» vvorbl, attracts a corre»>|>onriiug degr»>e
of admiration. Vet he is "gawky colu-vus, mswlt
pp "lamely an.' unfashionably," as "shaky about
the kneeh" »s Dick-nß's gfeots, and course in fitt'h
as he is unfOt inly in appearance. Tbe Chinese are
a wonderful people in some respoote By Hdfalnum
do process taey reduce yon any species of tree to
thesis* of a cabtiage, or rice tvrso; exaggerate o
fmail bird or animal, by < oltivation, to an ex'raor
diuary bulk and altitude. The t ask of thedoroee
ticeock and hen is, we believe, the junkie fowl of
Afia, a mere bantam Tne junkie cock meesnree,
when he i- on his liijr.i.y, abou' ek'bt inches in
l;eiaht,wiiilotlie shamblingShaoghai rooster, wLi- h
never staods u;>oni's di?ni:y, tor It has none, tan
feed from the ttp of a flour barrel. h tbe
measure of power, otbnr con-ii'i'n o being «n»l,"
say thephrcnologiat«. Now, iy thi .' u'e, ;tte SLan *-
hni b» i:.j rixtirneathe tiie <i the banta'n, ou~bt to
lick fraid bsr.taro, '•wber conditions beinsr « «jual."—
i'nt they uir.t. The ehanahai k su-h a poor -pock-
Uvs crt n'nTi' that a plucky little creature in feather
breeches will tfcrv'i him in presence of hi <
bled iiarera in less than three minute*. We pj-rnk
by the card, 'or a neighbor ol ours reara
andaaother peijhbor cultivates bant-ims. ami bo
tween the two feathered famiiice there is ill blood.
Among the oriental broo-J there ralks n mon
stieus roo&er —a knock-kneed, bob-tailed, ungain
ly c r re, wkh a deep aft): mat Ic crow that senr.ds
like the bellowing of a bull cßKtfirr.u:h a worsted
stocking, and a gnitth<U reminds yem of a K°nfu.s
- ciriiit. Between bha and thr bashaw r,f tbe bar
tems the collkioss arefrecpient, but ia all rases '.be
mandarij of the Hhan;.-haU, alter a few ineffectual
demonstra'.ione, turns ia hk track, and vamoses
with prodi.-ii'ui ?»:ii€-s, tbe bantam en to
his short-tail feathers like "Cu'tie Pe.rk" to the cau
dal appendage of Tarn O'WianteT's mare until tbe
kckl tears out, whereupon tiie vi tor elevates bis
crest and indulges ia a falsetto c«*k-a-doodlo-dctl
Wereioice iu triumphs of pi2inji':n over
cawkyUrn; for the fact i j , that the ini oo
le.'ti'sl h«s a vile habit of crowing wi h all hi*,
mi/htevery ten miautesor so, irotH 'i o'clock A. M.
uotll dfcylk'ht, and henen car hatred of Bhan?hxis.
We hopetliat when the Chinese rebels reoeh
hti they will auiiiniljte tiie biceJ.—Sf. 1. 9unoaj
'Pincj.
TsCiUble Aitouo the o»mi*ij.rrss —The foV
).iw«T9(«t !!«•▼ Ali Kinder Campbell, Fathary, Va.,
hi. v.; berctfie *t*h ! « ttacMuj-s on tbo
snhjpct ff iUf ry. To remedy the evil tttv pro
f-f ti callinfn «-or.*eiilkn at Cleveland, on Ibe re
ooml Wolooxisy in lano.ry next. Mr. C. U ia
!'a»i.,r ol the gradual abolition '■( alcTary,
Mr. C«'o. Fuirt-.HrkizaD of Kw tnerH'-a, ln<?.. wsi
nrnrdwe.la few ilayn ft?(\ by ao old crazy Oor
mao, Dftrcoi Peter PuaiarJ.
Dr. II lue« wiii»■vati.ime flooe ftgrareti nt du t leg
ion, !.«,< i»»«> arta.wi ta No t JdeaM oe a
ofa^U4lla§.
TIEGIMA STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
Thb Bt.*t* Aokiooltoral Fair OpeD
ed jßatertlij tuorninc, nader tho favnrabla »•
•picea of the m«t beautiful aod bright weather
a guncraJ xeai and enthtuiaam
the people who »i*ited it, tbat wo hava ne«er «eeu
•qaalltd p-rom an early boar in tho morning ontil
the «a w M join* down i Q the W«(, the throng cob-
to flow to and fro through the f»tea of the
spncioiia (Kjaare devot«-d to tan Fair. The gen
et ai c»pr»wou «ra« that of tsrprieo at tha magcia
eent e*bibition—magaiftcent for the preat variety
ar.d the bee qnaiity of the atock and article* d xpinj
od. We acre sratified too to hoar tho city of Rich
mond pra!rt>d fur the ootaojodion, and iib«A.; arraogf
raenta it made tor the Fair. Wo quMtion wheth
«r for bosaaod »b».-ep, any of lbs Fairs at the
North have auiXHaw d th-i present one of the Virginia
Agrica.'tntal Smiety. Tbat thi-y havo not only x>.t
Mitf.w d it in tbf show of h'>r#r-a, but that .the Vi:-
gsi-ia Fairrarpfwfc-a t'acoi ml in i um departiceor, »,
feel petfeitly aatis&ed.
J ue exhibition of Bf Innpic mmt* ood Ma
nhin+ry fvr J.jriruUuj-ul jtw/i,*,-* Wi< extraordinary.
VV e fclt much at tho display roads by Vir
ginia ni<muf»etcr< rs. The Household work was crid
uitde to the Ladies of Virginia, aid thers !s a great
deal ci-ttftrrag cspeeial praise which wo hive neitht r
rime nor apaco to speak of mora particularly than
the brief notice hestowod cpon tho dilferent articiea
in tho general d-jecription, which wo begnn ye-:er
uay aad which wj continati this morning.
The stalls for Cattie are ali full aod stook is exhibi
ted on: in ih« grounds. Tho sp.K>irns interior Is wall
dotti-d with machinery and other thinga, looinding
the u»u£ni&cent c.rpioy of poultry.
GENERAL DEtiCRIITtOX
or fvcxc ssdaaricLßs exh.'bit&d at raj pas*.
[ Con-tinned. |
HORSES.—Bay eolt. Bet, 9 months old, "oy Traa
surer; Win. S. Christian.
S. c. Capid, 2 yturs old; John W. Shepherd
Gicy male, exhibited by Charles O. Morris,
ii. h. Napoleon, Jr., d years oid; Jobu Brwjkstt.
Ch. gliding Logan, 7 years old, Daniel Roller, ef
Aognsia.
U. t. Lion, 6 years old; P. Cribbing
B. *~ G T«,r» old: E. J. Burnett.
H. *. Ben Bolt, 8 years oid; Win. A. Wood.
B. f. J«unie Watson, S year* old, by Bailia PojUrn;
Ger>. li. StephPDd, of Albemarle-.
B. f. 3 year* old, by Star of the S >nth, dam by
Medley; Win. J. Carp*riter, of Hanover.
Two very small ponies, 7 and 5 years old;
John M. Warwick, of Lnchburg
I!. h. John M. Botts 4 years oid, by Priaea Albert;
J. W. Logan, of Goochland.
T*« horses for sale ejhibited; Oorbin Warwick.
S. in. and b. b., tzbibitad by Philip St George
Gocke.
B. h. Roebook, 7 year# old* T. D. C. Grave*, of
Madison.
B. h. Rev»DTje, 1(1 yars old* Join M BotW.
Col J. W. Ware, of Clarke coauty, exhibits seve
ral hors:-s.
B. b. Shaheen, 12 year* old. Wm P.oilware, of
Kiiiit and Qa»ee.
Ob. tJeutn, a heavy draoght hors,». NB. Clarke,
of Hanover.
T-.vu mammoth black mules, 2 aoj 3 jsars old.
Green & Walker.
B. h. Vtrstin'sn, by Absentee, lOyears oid; Wm. O.
Oreusbaw, of Orange..
B. h. Beveriy, 7 years old, by Treasurer, bait' brj
tlit rto Revenue Braxtou Gaxiick, of Ne-.r Kent.
S. h. Cosmo, thotocgh bred, 4 year* oid. J. W.
Ware, i;f Clarke.
S. ti. PiVAfu-. 1 yrarsoM, by Star of the East. 8.
D. Fi*her, of Goochland.
B. h. Teiern&chus, 7 years old. II W. fccrujtgn, of
Bnckingbaru.
S. ia Alice OiSbrd. 3 ye*»» old, eroea of Morgan
and Messenger. Hsrnew borws O. G. Saxc. of
Kairtax.
Br. J*.-.k, Daniel Borate,7yea»o!d, Maitusebreed.
Dr. John Minor, of Stafford.
Grey Jack, <uo: namsd on oard.) L. Bail«v of
PairfUx.
CA'n LE.—One HJiT'd brwd eow. 9 years old. and
one i jtsrs eid| v?ry dne. Aloxaixk>r K.e«r, Rioli
mund.
of very large oxen, S and 6 y >ars oI.L
Co!. M iu B. Slaaghier, ot Ouipeper.
Ffoc immense fat rattle, weighing at loast Z'iCO
each. Saniapl H. Beil of AugQSM.
Durham bnli, Bolivar, sired by Maxwell; a superb
animal- fieiuy B. Jor.es, of Augasta.
L. Bailey, of Fairfax, contributed largely to the
exhibition. Among his stock, four red l>f-»or, ccnis,
with calvee; three very lsrga oxevi a Durham cow;
and a fine Devon bull, 3 years old.
Devon Dorham and Kative cow, and Devon and
Durham hjifer Martin Uoldsborouab, c.f Maryland.
Fine Devon bull. J. B_ Kent, of Montgomery.
Large Ayreshire cow, 4 years old, by Charles W.
Pollard.
Da:Um aci! native cow, Salty, aoJ calf. Baylor
aud iiirman, Augosts comity.
W. W. Glen.a, of Baltimore, eihlbks a Durham
oow, Slary, 4 jetwi eld; aud two Devon e»w-», 4 aud
5 years old.
A Devon cow, do. and calf, and Devon bull, 6 years
oid, a tine .uiimal. T. G. Skinner,- of Rappahani ock.
A high grade oow and Durham tow, Dairy Maid,
and calf. Philip Hiaoghter, of Rappatiaonook.
Large eew, half Dujham, aodtio* bull, «». Irvioo
i, Crouae, Lyrirbbnrg,
Fire Devon and Darharn boll,Otho, 18 months oid.
John McCue, of Auguat* eonnty.
Devon oow, Peggy; her daughter Victoria, and
graud-dtnphier Leslie; a very respectable tamiiy.
Jjmes Kmraird, of" Richmond.
Corbiu Warwick, of Goochland, exhibits two Dur
ham yearlings, »> months oid, called P/ince asd Ro
ver; i Durham heifer, 1 year old, oailed Fanny; one
Barbara cow, 8 years old, named Nnnniai two Dur
ham heifers, called Snow Drop and Fanny, 1 year oid;
one white heifer, called Cherry, 8 motitba old Most
of Mr Warwick's stock are very fioe, and will bo of
fered lor sale at the close of tbe Fa'r.
Wm. N. THnaley, of Richmond, exhiiri'a a bea-atlfal
one year oid beift r, Polly Odgen, Ayreahira h»if
bre-vi.
J. 11. Cooke i iV.bHb a spatted Ayreahire b*-.l 1, a x
years old.
P. St. Geo. TusVer, cf Powhatan, exhibits a red
spott> d Darham bolt, 4 years oio; 2 Dorirara cows,
aii.! 4 D> von caivea.
T« Devon cow; 1 yearling; two keift-is. Was.
Allen of Fairmont.
Doihau-i beif'-r Far ny, 9 atonthaoliH do bnll A>»x,
1 year do. <io. fctn'taD,9 months oloi Dtivsa i>aii,
ii mouths old; do. do. 1 year oid; do u<. ifera from 8
months ro 1 year i Id; do cow, ■$ tiid; do. da. 2
ye«r» oiu; do. do. 3 jeMi om. A. t3»ci«st, of pjtiia
delj.hia.
A Cne bail, which took to bo T>ma. John
Wickh* ji
rA native ntid Durbim bol', i 3 HKjotii. A ■ Hsuoock,
Che»feisei(i.
Lcrg'j Da: Sam bull, Bolivar. W. A. HiiJ, of Mid
ieon.
C-otnpoct ao*l vro'l f-.raoed lk«i bal', Billy Dlsoc,
Thos. H. Aartersoo. '•( i'r;
S. W. Flckiin, of Ail>eaiarLo. ®xbii*l<« i>«rbcmcow,
IS months; Devon aai Avrfeshlte do. 18 rzoatii*,
Urado Dt"voo do. Durlvra i«.<! Ayrtthire dff., and a
Durham Ayr'thi"e and Dtvon bo«i. buaKi cf la&m
very rit»e en- tlo.
Nort b D-von on iv. Boeoty, anil oalf, a- d Korf o De
von hi ii, Inr'cr. (I/ha b>a t.\>-n a pretmrnn ia Ba'ti
zuor- ) I'en. B. L'cyxv, of Alberotwls,
Lar/o Djri'.m and Ayreshira buIL Dr. Wm. J.
Smith, or JSorthampt. r.
Obsor\t !i( tbe t--oor of the conversation cf cattlo
fanciers, we f. cud tr.at the Devon waegrowio* very
rr.uo'ti it. f >vor and aetb?te were on yeatcrdsy tevaial
remarkably baaiiso-ne Devon tmild eibibitad, tbey
were very n» h Thw ati-ok r<inch hvl
b-t.n j art'asly n»g ectftd, is cow for
str- ngtb, aeuvity, ei-darar-ee and faruii.S.
ROUS —T»d fcosra esd tao scwaof the Soctch
bnr»e<l, two ye>ansol{i—ao{!erb aanniJa. Chug. B. Wil
liams, of H-nrica.
Tbreo re-Dark\biy fine Berkshire* LewU Bmlov,
of Fairfield.
Cheater and Esse* bears, two FVs-.t sotra acd 15
P.i*<'S P'i-, very mocti admired. T, A. Qardy, of
Korfolk.
Boar, Oreaa H rrentfca. Wm.Taylor, cf Hvciico
I'.oar, H m : bs old, well grown. J hritHn
Two plga, very preltj. H Vf. Epj>a.
Boar and a®, 14 c'd. Hctrj Voejlor,
niefc'jwrid.
Bow. 5 years old, very larje. Go. y; O. Gxall, of
Ilenrvea.
A very iarge sow aad fie*. Tbos. Breach end aoc,
PeteraLarg.
A lar«e boar, IS tnor.rh old. n«b<»rtag
Larye Skinc r .nd B»rkab;rf boar, 3 rsaraoid. P.
M Tal b, Jr., of Ifoarbo.
Two lioors. very (Wio;one yocng iadene full grown.
Rofet. H Kbea, <,f Hscrico.
hu'f Ik Kiar, 6 months old—fee ot'-ial. J.ha
Wick t am.
A ia'ga bsar. E. 0 Gra* s, of Qran^.\.
SREBP.—Om2e4 Ootrartid*. 0. KialJe of Clarke
oevnsy.
lo tb' ?»■'# ooa?A:n!D(f th'i Cm Co?«wfcM<
exhibited l/v CtJ. Wari*, of CUrie. we wort- *jrrj to
»•>♦! or.e of i'ne of tbem
Vrm-t"'u Mt'iiia eh»sa.ch
l>n«u ami (*ia Ww. C. Rives.
'i'wj ti Uoi atart naio*4. i »-.«.> 1,. Hctt.
Plro ahoep, brt>ad ux s*3mm{. Wil.lmo Garth, of
Albeu.trle.
A let cf Kew o%?i»r>l »he«p T*«rU RbJl«7.
Poor Sotnb-Duvsn P. \V. Ihikray.
S«*tr»l Cou-ji-M abe«(v J. H. cf
Kar,U«J.
>Vk kne *V*t\ UrvnJ not oocioO. WlUau AUw,
of CtjJfVtnuwt.
FHICE ONF. CENT
Cs*~--Jbu*k' r n cfcrili« 0 * rt *f ero *"» mUh ■
A So»th-Dowa W k «< f gk A^ nof
Bpsjjish Merino buck azwl .—
thaw, of Orange. *»»•. Willian O. Oreu-
Ko»r CoUa-o'ii cm bask .v
B Newman, of Onnir. '"*♦ •»*». John
Foar fall blooded C otnroU. .-4 r .
(Vswoid. Jolu Willi#, oflW,' Ikreo-qr^rv,
ifoiir'bilf li'.-e-J Cot#wuld. 1 - ..
Orf,og-». KrwTBM, «(
F.vtt sheer. bra-d-nnt Turned. bot c
p-.-arsnce. Jobo R Woods, of Albetj^riJ
HAY.—We were g'.ad to see Cae
ha'ed o:#wrr fcjy from the tarcn of (ori&kd H-,» °1
Henrico. Tats hay was pae«®d j-y a o-acbii*,
farm. Mr. I3L ihict* e«crr»rard tbo gr«»i**» b-.t*!
crop* f.Saa wbeaL iJi# mcdot yidir.eo th*e© io t l
pe: acre, &ud h-> Scda read/ «&i* ul' c<rar*&. tur wU h*
produce
POULTRY AXD FANCY BIRDS—As rr ..
d*cu4 \j, this branch of the ExHibitraa is
* cr J""here U every lmatfir.aMe varittfy of o«e
--ful b:rd, m»ny of the m posst-sstiiij raro b*»nty of
piua-«/», ri-. ir.g to the Vooltrf D-partmsnt au io
ter-Mt soar?. r exceeded by any otb*r on tbo .rotatid.
we cm. t,.,. r m eaatr.-jraiion of taoae zx>t cob
lished tfaio-r. xj :
By N 1. a.iuisl Taylor, Yorktown- Sumatra pVasaat
gatii'i Cocio, a&d BrahmaPootra tovd, la months
p ii? B d " r ' hi i? 00 toe r«is»r.
My VVm. Smith, Henrico: Shanghai fowls seven
m-jiun# oui, do. 911 moßtb».
lj? J. L. VV'jan : HificX Shanghai fuwK
poddi^dooi/' UnOB: ""** Vt ' y ' Wje "I**®*®. P>
•J?nt£ **' Tn ' lor; ° ne F* lr (> '*y Cbitrsgoags, «U
aontos, or.e rooster and two pallets do., sv»
te?n m^th n 'ai, lUe ?® 0od T : La,s ® OMtia»ong. foor
v.V i r* roils, twelve qo.j r-xf tihaof
•eVSO
terfay ' * r ' X W9 ootiC ® d «oro P»«tooi»riy ye,-
By J. Jacob Brower. Baltimore' n»,!L-,rt^„
fro-n ilr B •' , nrt beacuhjJ birae,
from <vluiMt erery quarter of the globe, attracted
general admiration. They givoevidenoe of extreme
"bttor eD ,td rtioct great credit 00 the a-
By Dudley t Co., Richmond : r»efoi f(nr!« crt the
Sh&r.ghfti and Chittagoog gbirstia* thit our
city tnerohanti can purirae the pleasant oecui.a;-i,, aß
of the ooaotry totcoeh advajitage.
, By H.J. Christian: Sbangbai coti, two polled and
donghill hen, 7| montbe old
By Capt. Wai. Burton: Baniaron, Sbanstbafci
Cothm Cb'oa3 of April and March; Java and bia«k
grey 13d white Kiny birds, elichlot
tcuchpraiee from spectator*.
Oil!, Richmond: J«t* lowis. 12 mcmthiK
raiikhducka, 5 months; bhanghaja, 16 moLtbn, Shan«-
hws, ij months black Shanghai*, 4 and 6 month*; are*
ChituigongK, 5 aji>oths; Spaniah Bantams, 'ii mosthr
Seabtigbt Bantams, 18 months; do., 12 month* Co-'
chtn Chinas, 5 moatbe; white Shanghais, mo&thT
apar ot line geese. In addition Uj this col',
lection of poultry, Mr. Gill exhibited aeTer»l 0 &2«e
ot birds, cunpnsing ring doves. French c.oarif- Ja
va sparrows, raff-necked pigeons, beld tnmbler pi
geocs, earner pigeons and trumpeter pigeons.
r* y ra o P ' ?' V " nal>i f; r M"cklenburß: A r»ir nf
S' !emi:vi Pohab gaese. We were g! a d to obeene
toa; *-w.« ladies entered » contestants in thw p!o«*.
aut and n*»jt>jl department, and we hope to see more
ceity tur.
By L. A. Jacob, Henrioo: ShangWs, 5 montb«
Coctiitj Cfcurias, (imported.) 16 tnor.tbs; BoaogbaS!
10 ratreths "rahuia l'ootra, ]2 months.
Henry Smith, of iienrico, has a Sne collection o»
t>ie gronod, bat wa wer« ui«»i>le yeaterm,y to obtMM
a dcAcriptioD
By James Ayres, Petersbarg—Twnwbke Bhaajr
hftis, 5 months old.
!?y TV. A. Griflln—Virginia game pullet cockf;
Macs-meat pullot and game cock, nuixed with bjuck
mnat and Indian.
By Mary E. Sounder*, Lunenbnrg— BxMM'ed
by rU>*>ort Saunders, Jr.—lmported g»>»seaad lirge
mr.ilardducks, very fine.
By Dr. E. Powell, Goochland—Egyptian geese of
most beantitul plumage; ebon game fcrwh-
Ayle«burg ducks; Mongrel and Afriran Geeae. Wo
heard great praise bestowed upon tht»collection
By Mrs. f. P. Word, Prisce Etlward—Two beau
ful wild turkeys,domesticated.
I'T J- Moss Richmond—Rently
expressed that he could not be beaten. Mr. Mom
has devoted a large degree of atteulionto the raiv
of fowls, and from the tpecimar* exhibited at
the fair, we should judge bUaueceea had tx*-a com
tm.us*;rata whh his wishe* Ue has tu»o othar
fioe rfhanghais o« the ground.
By Ricbmcx^l—A fineroV
loction, could obtaia no deeeriptioo.
P.y J. A. C. Huttera, Roxbury, Mass.—Grey
Sfcatiihais or P.rsoiah Pootra, 3 Djootha; whtw
1 month*; brown do., 5 and « month*
beautiful jrolden spanglod Hambttrg fowls ; Suma
tra sa.uechickens; black ailvor tpan-
i:ambijr fl -s; black and white mottled bantams.
The fine rlumage of theee fowl# waaa subject of
general remark.
Ky O, W. Bailey, Fairfax—Black, wfiteand yel
low t'lrk' y- 1 , Airican bantams, Sumatra game. Co
chin Chinas, Shanzhais, Ostrich fowl, Yankee and
Vii sltiia 3sa»e fow U, white muacory dock*, Bremen
geese, tilky fowls, Brahma Pootra and friaaled
iowls.
A. Clement, of Philadelphia, boa cm the ground
s-ome very 3ne p-ivirry, which we propose to i>o
ti- e hereafter. There are also others, whkli we
ars •jompiled to postpone.
MACUIWZKY AMD AGRICULTURAL iMPLE
MEN VS.—l".i.'department is exteiwive, and If we
take iaio consideration the vari >us improvements
claimed by invents re, ooet.f the moat Lnpcrtuut In
tbe e*hibi.h?ri.
V\f> sra. Tfclbctt and brother have anw mttl cm
the ground u-o.ked by a portabiui;n^-i_4of nor*?
power.
hor»rt power thresher sad cleaner eora
bined, exploited by Emery ic Co., investor* and
aiaftutacturera, Albany, ft. York.
Porrablii engine auJ saw mill, 95 horse power,
Tredegar works, Joeeph R. Andersen, Rk-hmond.
Vciy bean - ', ul mat-hloery, whioo, aa wtlj b« that
of 'i albott A. Kro., la good eviteooe of t'ao akiil aud
Ud'.ist. yut iho *<\>a nf» of Ricbtsood.
Oaa tz'ures and bydraoiic rsuna; J. W.
Hkbmcod.
W.M -'.t drill, ssli'-sharpesiag st-aw and etaik rat
ter, & exhki td if Aidl-soc :usd Keode, Alexan
dria.
tiishicaa ■Sox.t'ra plow, by K.rwull i're neb, Do-
Li.2ia, g\i&T»o aos pulvirable mfiiu-e rproader
by LewieCooper,Coopeetvi3l«, Lan;-atier ccuaty,
Pa. Ea» Uke<t the p» ecisua at v&iintu fair a. it
weighs ibs.
Gisiusower, for iil kli4x of giala—Heti*y Htiff
tenn, Wicoien, VVayiiecouaty, H. V.
1-iW.jr ki i'il Rockawuy fan, by J. Mon'go«rery
A. B:os., Kai.-iniore. Tbis b-aatil'al raa.ihlju ba-<
taken *c vara! premium* ia Mary'aud, wbere
coaeUerei ur.excepiionable. Vv'e oos'.rvsti it in
operation, and may safely say ti.at r.o lan can do
woi k raoretai.h u iy.
M.i'd threshing niacfcuHs with »»raw separator—
Peltoo's pafent macufa: tar«d ia f-erli'Ky r ounty,
Va , and exhibited by C. Rkes of Baitioiro.
Two insiia rubber washing machine*, by E !>.
Evans, cf Pennsylvania.
Northern lUloijh reapar ond mcw.-r, wbkli took
premkiLun at K'ew York aixi Ohio fairs —J. M. Man
ny.
Iron harrow, invented, manufactured and fx
bibiteJ iy L«wk Lupton, Wiauieeter. Va.
Fa.-m>a' d r tll, which has taii-n premiums hUt
k-V)—J.ieob Mumma. Lancaster, Pa.
Charlton's ouru end roed drill, by $■
Kaim. B.al-ini'jrak This taathtoc has taaea 5J prc
c-inrcs.
Irca double fra.i»a adjustable barrow end f«to
lat'h; Was. Berlin, Clarke eo., Va , tr.ventor and
exht tvr. Pr-xctuoashaveoecn asvaJded tutLaae
lav n'ir.na
PI o;h Ly Junes A. PoglUb, Aleiarv.'rla.
Atki-i.«OT: s self-tinking reap-er and raower, ex
tftr.ed by Be um and P\ her, ffcrfolk
Gra. e ««ed so>ver —a ve'y peculiar iavenfV T a }>•-
teate.l by H. D. Wells, iflcll J, llotliajs and Me
Clarfiu.;y, oi Bi.hmoaa operajori.
MISCELkAKEOCa TKJiT.-Oai-r tbia opAcfcae
r-it'vws* «i-js <i-; o*::--Cl tutuy t«.*vtiiU •pooc.'.u* of
han Jiwork *r d t»f a"t, well worthy tfa" auraUes of
viftter*. I'Mltj la 11 the f tu.era r.atr uce, w« niv
tJOt'd ihs tj'.lcwiEjj arr.«l»« i
J* aat.ojinj Orudis cf t**y p«tti>ro« J.
Rnti.!*r, ii.cbrnoad.
t> cw cf Kitf. *'.i.j{qoice uat'iraij IV TV. A'trn.
A C'i»a <•"'< stfery, of «jiUMjd><l oaliib ta<! rare wcrk-
K McX»tae«.
A c»*-' of br-iw auil»!i»er rru'er oc<Y». *ll!) t*o
lit h:y Rsiabed « >«b 1 m.-■« i:u<Vj« of liu« V'cMS)
W. t>. Meriwether.
Mxia uwi a;!iieral water, M. MoCtrmict.
Tatter, fret.li ami awwt, ia a varittj of »*i p**. a:.<!
fiom a oooib-c of p«x»»a« .a tbt> St* «( Jolru Willi#,
i t I'b'oij Kmtwy. of AcgM'at Mm. Jaatt*
Nattrnau, i f Oft uje< Mr tia.uit, m**j atben
wb<Ho etcwi we cttiild not uMo.taua.
AtOM-a, ia Ttrfctj, batUM dim of tb« gtowwta
Dv. »tb iLam\
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
CA#H TUM OF ADVBRTUnXA.
I*" ;s'"t— 175
srju*"
in Mtrv<€# J
< T '** e ** • "•"k*' •' '-dita to tk«
c-»T a d luooi cf it nceilest.
if '■.W*™* B;«if icd Barter "JSi
Chrwtian. - Reek C*a4jV» Wi*.
••c? £" " J,! * el ol Opbir," Jim** —ffrm.h
.ff? 1 '• TurVr;** C-olhiu, Sa*; 4 C*. fVi
Attf.-iCTi" G. D. liarwood. 7 W
A »f' 6 £! e! *y* B. FaiMwtk.
K..J* bcaotilal and fwhicMb'e boßMte mad
bT H.
Wk 17 "*** W B- ef HmmtW.
L,»: "" fo 'N- U<j:4rt*n.*gk_
S!t f «Q» r" d P T « # ' fratV 8:mon Eonartt*
■»*« "<» 6«i WU«,t, t»
"°* ph,t ? efffT »« »»< to b> »
U.IC-, j. j ilj ** tae '"Pwwuofwin Ml
w> T»jtar! o<M "* »b<*»-48xa«:».., 5o« W. P
r '*< MoSHjtSi Mili' , & T k H A , *F\ a , IL
511 vi j w «? from tb*
r> :<iT» s ;^"i f ™» WoodSo whMt. T»»
hr«»i. »it. rrv«! 6 ;^'l7 i , r w" k ' r ? *""**• Woo ml
neon lir.«». f . 7; \ "••ad r^r«ac
we hsv* («,-
wTof St p,^A
executed by John J. RUhaMscn fv«fc 1.3
Coufdction*T, at tle ExchangeUoUO.
ornamental -pood nag,"' mrp,^ MyUjln
ItUid ever »een in tfcb faction.
A rase of artificial teeth. R. l> Addlnrton.
Three fine saddle*, two beautiful ?eu *ft
whh bridh>«, v»htp». ere., exhlhhed bj Occr A. <v3t
One of thesid.il>*) alluded to ie eqn.il ti the |W
e*cr made, and doe# ?reat credit to the manufactorr
of otey &. Goff, where nicuhar artltlee cm*
be h>><l. w
NKUnand *?tka< made of the very beetlroo, ad
fiaiehed in a »-np«rior etyU', at the OJd Domiaiaa
N.>il Work* of thidcity. lln;h W. Fry.
Silrer inonnU-d bujepy harncM, gotten Up Teey
Dr »U wish baudnomc saddles and bndlea. tVuuari
i?. CottreH.
A caw of door and other locks, boll#, tioor knotMk
etc., city maon'iNctnia William Ready.
Brogue*, manufactured at the SUM Pab»
ti«uy.
A hf.w.somc bucsy, of home ro&k<\ acd i r&rlMr
of whips. Thomas Cknnmltt.
tHeneils of Brands lor marKine tobacco and otb
«r boxee, well gotten up. M. O. Whitman.
B«ard«d, smooth grain and lair leather for bit
die-; audbuff leather for harnsae—pmnouaend •*
indites to be unsurpassed. Aloozo Miller, RapW
Acq roefp.'jj hf;use, Madisoa county.
bod floe. Wni C. Berkley, ml
A case of fsnry article# by Mwsr*. Bennett A
wers, a cono of cherry rtpe tobacco, by James M
eplendid artie^—alto other fine braada.
id iwiKl ion w.ihese articles, this firm exhibits *»-
r imroa of fire proof paints, Mjrpssfing aLrtbta* at
tb" kind we fcnTe ever seen.
la addition to the artitles ewmerated, we n«
add. Uiat there were a variety of preeyrrkd frwtak
Jelher. cak» A boiled hams, and other edible* am
exhibition, »lom uwueri we coaWl nol a*«ertsU.
LOCAJ. MATTERS.
I>E4TJI OF A V KTF.HAM OF TIIK TVltr.
TVeresret to learn that Arthuh TaTLoa died at
ht* rer.denee ra the cctioty of tihesfertield. cm Mom.
day last. in theosth ye.r of hi* age, aJlei a *ere*a
and protracted iltaeea. The »aVj-r.t cf this notice
h"\* beta lor. j celebrated II Iho faithful and akiilM
rider and tramor of the late Napoleon of the T«r«
When Col Wm. H Jf.hMoowu quite a young rcuHk
he nec.deutally mot with tbe dee< sacd, than a peer
and catdocated boy. Perceiving. on making tiLa pa
qualtitance. that be waa a sprightly and Ingenucia
lad, rhfi Colonel obtained hi* mother'* consent, that
hi* f'jrtoo«« sboald he oast np .n the torf, aad tkaj
gratified an ardent desire of the youth hltnaelf. la
the err.ploy/DL'ot of hia dttuc/a.aheil patron ha ftr«i
in fiiitbfui service, till aa a man of honor and a am
tleman of eharaeter, he ea-n«d at.d setsred a repu
tation, in the enjoyment of wblcb be died, inmni
ed by friends, neighbors and family. - - n*ari
eicn of many year*, Arthnr Taylor mingled with the
world at all time* and place*—in ail the
«>f a loop aid eventful life—in conflict with ma.
borti goed and bad—hellv«d and died unpraetieiZta
ensciag devise and artfnl contrivance, fie waa
tangbi by hi* preceptor to aocrn. and be learned by
practioe rod««piae, tbe aim of any mean*of ma
which the moat entering Knee af honor would not
heartily approre. The nature of hi* calling nmy
time* brought ooder hia notioo the shuffling aad db
boae*ty cf men He *aw it aa an example ever tm
be xhaiioed. Though be had seen much eorrawttow
he I red nueorrnpted, a* he died iaeorrnptibta. Of Ms
amployer he commanded that implicit rrint*c*
which extended to general and extensive acqoskv
taoee. He Heed in the eeteern of bia neighberra, ki
the aonhdecice of many friend*, acd the yet mora
endearing afleetion of a large acd dutiful famUy—
Aad while theae wlil monrn hia deatb aa the loaa «f
one who waa dear to them all, it eepecirily hrqotaoa
g-otlemen who gitre to the tnrf the enconragetoMt
of their patroaage, to cheriah in bis deatb tbe me
mory of ooe irh»*e came I* Inseparable from Its hke
tory aad if* hoeor, in the long and *oeoes*fa] rme
rienee wbieh he brooght to It* credit and reaown'
M.*oami>. Bostao.—This distrngnwlieid v-
»h«t repntaiion U wor!d-reoowne<L ta tm
gi*rtj at the A frw.o® CTitnafc
to-morrow nifbt. and that all who h«v> a deahe to
k»>«r her. may h*»a a fair otiporfnuity of *troH*g
tirkct*, ih« mitt of (bam will bn aomraiMkaed tHfc
normni *t tbe book atore of Mr. Jamea Woudboue,
No. ia«>, Kajie Krn* r e It would b» a vruto of Mm
for at to eiaiearor lo add a word of nraivi in bnhaiT
•f tha vccoi powi rt at tbia lady. Thoae who l.ara
heard her, will await no Invitation loenjov that pt*a
a»ire nyain ; anil thr»a who ha»« not h<-ard ber, wfll
seared} |m»rmit the presort opportunity of dataa ao
to paaa wiihont erubraolt.g It. we willalau uM, thai
ooK«:«rd»Y moroin# ut-jt, at half j.«#t II o'clock,
Mad*n>«Sonta* tatand* gWinc a free concert for tba
>--eoe>fit of I be Habbatb School riabolara of the allj.
Vari-ite will note thi* not, aed win that the yvouf
folk* -wre prepared to Pbjoy the treat ic rtora (vt
tb'tn.
Tkeatub —We can wifely commend to
rrir readers a to tb<s TV .a* re, an an admirable
t»>rm!r,«tW*o for a day apeat io ar>in«emeot. The da
rtab'.f n) twetjv?* we have b*d taia week, and the
aUrtcriota offered rber.% have bad a noat fk
vorable effect npoa tb» p!en»are aeekrra who bm
•*>■ wived to mi evr rv availably a-iat u tnoi a* tfca
door*are o:* iied. \Cn rrjoie." at thSa proof of the
Inter; at ill •'need fake in thf wtlri/i of oar Httl*
conrj'.rjwoatto. Tb-y rrtfoiro no aid from oa to »\ll
fctouMjn to tut'- arc merita. feat wo bope that mm
<vf oil Mulm will be »o for ft tfoi of their o«ru ett
joytcem as to cegleot veir» th'rs.
OIBCOIT CoPRT. —Judge Mr.RIDITH p«»-
ei<?»T>p.—Wai. B. f oUtpp. tried for the reorder «f
fii«ha/d A. Th«m»e, wu f ivtd jiU.lty by tbo )«ry
ye»t»rijy rno.-iiiflf, a'.d b.a term of .iap/i«.am«ttt
M»t t" d at five jm'i io the peultenJlary.
j iek >orfe.'i o.'to» J-ck Bpott, a watia In tb« p,*-
itKi tiary. w»* r«-»fn'enceil yrrtor/U* f( .' Kwmjh
.» c» r.vic'i'iu of t'jikbiun 8 A. Smith, la Af rti last, 4
wbilo b«Tb wf-rs In piiaco. -M
Tb« Court then ootil thia n»«hf.
Titb Chkbbt Kip* Bkaso.—K!ohn«ad 1 *
Viftftrtoaf.—'Wa ar-» reaHy (ratified to asaVy ••
fiil imore pspera, tSut oaryouua f.tacdaad tawna
man Jaiorj 8i» r, Jr., th« mauofaetorer of tba aaia
bratad "Cherry R«" brand of tobacco, baa baa*
aw • ni-d 6'»! p.iw for manufjicCarad tobae«a,al
th-* i»'« CiJr of the Maryland lo«'.itate. Th'-aWce*.
talulif tery ereowrasia* to Mr. 8. when tea hath
knuitothat tba lumber of compi rt era w#a wy
larir, und * trier: r theia aom« of tKe stoat ceW
kib'ed u.vot<ra«nra.-a in tb» aonntry.
Tit* Wrrrv w Fqoas* will (Joabtieni b»
throt.j'd fixity sr.th citl»«n§ wJ e»rccen, vh*aa
isiJom to fliw the h*r.i.iwork of th« Vein tfcn to
**.bvU; «f tbe rooetk*alc, ih*i oil'.l of the fVv.at ami
barlfo!'»ii»r. Mia lh« fttrrpnt, AP.A nr.ct*m»f tk»
•!3ei r*:«»raof *c« W»«.to VU«V>'». We
b»*e »1r« tiW ep»;<t th« gri ilfi portion or two dM
luaiu M variou* e/-ic)«» oo CKSibitire itn«
F»ir, mi y.:t h*v« iml (ven, to oar #a;nf»«<lo», •»•
half of w»«t i* to be fj«ni «f Interns. Wo»«%
f?u;e. •'.ink plc'.urr*. V.r<l», j>ar»Urj. horar*. (tall,
b«s«. ft> mnetly of « mt%xr'ur Ml
wc i «uu v»)'' a ( » »«e»t us.
IloTv.t. Arrivals—Owing to the crowd
rV ••.»»* • f out rolcviM, and the la:#e t.mmlw t!
th* eUj at tbw iiai«, *o hate b*«a
ceuprUeti 10 AsUt tbe pabbcuuoo of U»e Hotel it
riral* tat a <J«.y or two.
Eajiso a FocKtr — llr. I* 11. Kcnp of
Oarolin*. hetf M* two* tfe)c& while fMrtafhs
fa ttii Pnh t, ou- it motuinf. KurtutMh
*oto.rthu;| >Uet tu Net
no mo to kiii>.
OfSRATtOM or PlCKfOCMTS.—Notwitfe
o«r •»«ti.>n to itnwtwi tk» open*.
ivu» ji thta file borJo of kiood-mtktn.w* k*n> ikd
Mveral $ •ulUuitn fell TtoUsM to ISwir llf bt-iiftiaf
arepiWtie*. on Mniute; ul(bt tM*. Among ibeat
»et« of PoatieUa, vi W kjJ bW y«Mi
raUctU ef lll'.', nfcil* M ib« fUknood tUtym

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