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I'll K DISPATCH:
PY J AB. A COWARDIK.
' Tia DAILY PMPAtCtt is "irveJ to ntr
, "rmotwrnfow; to *!KL »2Tt
V t??h» C«iW wklf. •»•»*•* •
v ! , ol $2.*) for r,x
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v ** TnLi»T ivu.l >rW*j *1 *J.W.IU aiUauc*.
»ir*THK W KKSI.V DISPATCH i« i«"«4 every
F *JTt. i..«i ma.W to sub*. r.N rs»t »l l*r annum.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
lay-HBAi,!»•# Ghkat iMrßovstsnr.—
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"r - hnvo n «l It. aftirw thai il *»
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1 "' KMKrVAK-M. PA« A LYSIS,
v. KA'S-' UKUIM 8.
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alVs Moti i'S,
Mur'J IXIUNt».
v <Ks'i\<\ aod a, <».•'! nail j .nothing cx
-1 c . .is tile AK'CTiC 1.1 NIU KNT.
O-KAIXS hWF.NRY,
. AIVII ka, G AIXB,
TliKliSU. , V >NUIUINK.
>,-r*> ' \ Kilirtl gl'MH'ltt of o. ■
- j'.. Nt j an.! $1, for small, medium
*" ' V.*, sale by ail l>itUKi..ta.
I.APD A CX)..
j,'l. es Wholeaale Agi nll.
<'m rtiiA. C.»ii>s, lloarsksrsb, Sic. ,
"* 01 lie al> i\e v .iaiplainta at this j
, , - ;a« tb» - il-vt of btingiog out a hoet ot '
.v 1 * sp<-> ;ffrs and while some f>-w may •
ri>ar!.v sre u« ie s aridwiiiH'even dangerous !
, ..j.r . v»( jv'ii,t:in-)it,t!»« iHistcouiae to pursue
■ 11 tmnilr ph vMC an 1 r ottn 1» .ce .use j
~ -i. i, 1 ici»n«ias public expenenew Ojm j
■ ,•- Nitf and elwuit 1- us Of this class is i
v il n; Mia eor 'i! »i Af*i,ic. Original- j
• ■ favontr !'ri'scrip.i.'i« t)t an eaiiii"Ut physii ih.t,
. ~ ;t (>opiiiUlaui.lv luoilKine,and w.th
-1 'v'i-tis.ng, has (Mntiimed to tnjov a growing 1
■1 •! 11 1. r lb. iait twenty yewrx In all recent
at like a charm, and if. Chronic Citam,
1 - .. Ilts>pintf-, .>u*n. Croup. Asthma. Ac , it
*ith >1 tparalleUai suooess, as ;mo«t families
r ss!li:lt A Wixstom, Vrxt.it A lUxnt, A.
j. A at i l . cents p«"r 1 lottle. and in an «le
■liiil pb nswwt l/i/# I.'' l.wm, 12, l » ami T> cent*
■ • .lied Tviir's "Oi* Armho Ci run Ct.tm
ie Z7- 3m»
i«V" 1 MPftttTAyT
TO
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
WITH BALD HEADS.
A pr p*ratk>Q *r u; u.. .Ec -ipt of a well known
at' p- i 'Vir physician, will -<tep tn»- hair from l»li
i! r< : it tc .:s i.atoral color. Ic*|*i the scalp
. ,1, a.ei and cans.* the hair to grow luxn
-1 , . i. wl: th - »ip has b.-«u bald f«r y.-ars.—
i iittl'u* su this instance i« useless, t'jjll aud pur
, Imu- als ttb-, and try it fairly, and if not eatufitd
u .111 -• r, -jilt, the motley wil! be returned.
S-.d ,11 Kichniftid by W. PETKKS'»N,
Wholesale and Jletml llntggist.
001 uer Ulti aisd Main s:s.
A-S f r fir. HARRIS' HAIK I'KOMuTKK AND
IMi K'H BR.
A orders f,' >ri persons at a distance, should
Is ■«■«! T.i V,. Wholesale and He
tui lirOifgist, Kichsaoud, A a.
I'riii- fur nue bottle SI. de la—d3m
Yoi'B Hair is Harsh,
Use pr >f Wood's Hair Restorative.
I j \ .hi i I nil is Gray,
l *e Prof Wood's Hair Restorative.
I! v .iir Hair is Thin,
Prof \\fsl's Hair R<-storative.
It y. ii are Baid,
I I'r t Wood's Hair Restorative
1, u t.,.%. Ni r\i-iis liewlnche.
Use l'r.>f Wood's llair Restorative
It i,.0 have Handreff,
lite ProfWtsid's Hair Restorative
I i \ 11 have KlliP'i'.ns,
Um I'vof Wood's llair Restoriitiv*'
I ■ »'.. i detin-1!lossy Hair,
t'.-e I'rol WiKid's Hair Restorative.
II j 11 desire to preserve the Color,
I -;' Pi. t" W s.-i's Hair Restorative
It) !i deeire not t'i I ise the Color.
I t. Prof Wood's Hair Restorative.
I! . 1 want a Cheap Ai lii l",
V'se Prof (VoO'l's Hair Restorative.
It ,uiu admire tli<'Beautiful Lock,
Use Pn t Wood's Hair K attentive
it > hi adinire tin: iteautifi.i Kinsrlet«,
Use I'rot W.s il's Hair Restorative.
If } 11 »i-h a lb autifnl (lotnolexion,
l.'sn Prof Wood's Hair Restorative.
I! vi.u wishii Face free from Pjiuplea,
l— Prof Wo k! s Hair Restorative.
I: > ■! U isil tn penr Yi.lll'.g,
L'-e Prof' V\ njal's Hair Restorative
It ,11 vunt f. -ti.iio.iy overwhelming,
K.-'id th« i.'irculat »l i'rofWoisl's llair Restorative.
II lon want to Sin-1 it.
l'li.' p. pot. in at lit Market s.ieet, St Lonis, Mis
f 1111. ana :>l2 lit".ulwuy. New York.
ItV.lt' >- ilao 5..! i by every popular Druggist in
tht* • itjr and country. * mti II dtcvln*
Sttf Savk Vot tt Hoxpks.—"We take
s ■ 'jit j.l iiMitf in recoiiiiii-uditm the Mexican Mus
l.i':,' I. nine Ht a ViilasM'' ut■ 1 indi*peu>ab|* hi ti
i in sprtiti'. d»r- ?, i* ratches or G kllsoullorstH
"oir iii>-i. !mvditf r.-*-vi-rr Kutns.Bruiscs, Sop s,
. •,t? Joint* mi'l Rheumatic Pains, and all »ay it kcth
like luaicic. We use no other Ueimt-nt.
J. W. HEWITT,
F iremaii for American, Hiirnd<n's and
Well*, Fargo & Co's Express."
Ooi.tlemen:—"I bad h nt-ro mtn wortli S1
w ,k on! I from it bad hurt, and wu for
itsti t i|n> war; 1 li.nl used evrythiug 1 could hear
! widi. tit benefit, until 1 tri> .1 ltie .Mustang Lini
imnt. ft ha* perfectly cured him, and I can now
i*i.t the ;.l<i.v inice for him K**p*ctfully fours,
JAM Kb DJRBANCK
E\ rj- l'lttii'i r. T. iinft. r and Family thould have
t-iis invaluable article. Sold by all rispictable
d-alt is everywhere.
tiAKNKd A PARK.Proprietor*,
mhls —<1 Acwlui Sew York.
g«rO TiKAT IMPROVEMENT IK
EXTRACTING T K KT 11. —G. W. JONES.
bi.NTIST, would uumnce to those wishing theii
l< < Lii txTKACT4.ii, that he now has instruments sape
nor to any oth-rs ever used. The simplicity am!
)-• ifivtKiD <>t tln ir ailaptaiioii is such as to render
the • xtrartion of the teeth almost painless, «<•«*»
failing to briny th? UtuOi the,tint trull, never breaking
it. mangling the gums, or injuring the surrounding
parts.
All other operations. Filling, CVansinsf, and Ie
»' rtiug Teeth, uenily an.l thoroughly performed.
•Hb i. opposite Corinthian Ilall, on Main street,
ja 11-im
IJi'di.kv & Co., Importers ami
\\ lioe-*-.tl> pcabisin Choice WiNKS, Kim BRAN
DIES, <.vi WHipR fc Yd aud CIGARS, No. 72 Mam
trcet. fe 4
RWUMoMj. Jan. 17, IrijS.
To Dr. K vhn,
UtfHe corner 22dand Maia streets.
Dear bi»: 1 feel it a duty I own
to ton. to stal* to the public, tlo'successful removal
olaTiiiiior houitli" 'i.io of my neck, of seiv/it<vi.
y ars standing, weighing upwards of .n.f ptiundt.
v. n.hoiit the use of a knife or the loss of blood —ttUd
o! whii h 1 am now Well, i was examiued by Dr.
Warner, of tile Faculty of Richmond, twelve years
ago, ami he pronounced W chances against me Oy
cutting it, as also did other eminent physicians
throughout the country. Yours, 4c.,
JAMES MILLER.
Residence—Perkiusvillt', Goochland «i, V».
j* IS—dUui* CWlt
John 8. Beady—
(Lute of J'hiladrlphia.)
iMPHKTBR ANTJ DEALER IN FOREIGN AND
DOMfcfTIO WINES. LiyUOKS AND.SKUA Its,
IV. KWS'iRVsr., AHOVfc KITH, RICHMOND,VI.)
rails the attention .if the city and country tradu to
larg» and varied asmrtini nt of Wf BRAN
(i|»S, RIIMS.C.NS. WHISKIES, Ac. Alwayson
l.ar.d 'a huih.. Mr lot of old Rye, Mountain, Bourbon
am! other VVfl IS>K I M
('ouutrj liHTchHiit# others urc solicited to call
for* purclwMDK^^wtfli'e.
N. B.- Uooiig deliver*d to all parts of the city Irer
ofehargi. uih I—lm
yypr- Why Suffer a Cocoh, fron
aC<i)<l, Hoarseness, or a Consumptive Cough, when
»t ii inn obtain immediate rein l by using UAIt'JV
lIoKNK> SECTORAL SYRUP r,K WILD CHER
11Y > it is combined with other articles suited for ab
Lung A»lhQi:t, Catarrh and Brouctiinl A flections
I' is prepared by a Chemist «f i t pctation, and is pro
nmured by tlnsk' who have ■sodit.asthi. best Cougl
hy rut' iti the world!
Bottled 'Hi, M cents aud tl. Sold by PPRCKLL.
LADD t 00., and all Drusfe'ists in Ricf!Mtn\d.
o'. to—
Dr. Joan b. Walthall, (f[omopo
BAtUist,)otters his professional f^rvices to the clti
* sot Richmond and its vicinity. Office at his r.
~u Leijih street, two doors from 3th.
je I—ltta*
Kkliable MEDICIKK —
f<nii Uly mid pel maoelitl}' tCRGFCLA, Syphilis,
HHtLi.'VT! M. i'ltl.s, Kll'Ntl AfFfct.TlOSS, CobTlVi-
Kis.i, \ knkwcal liistAriKe. and nil chronic affecting
ol llit. fciiiu. <>u..amu. Tin- wonderful reputfttlo
which this celebrated remedy has ac.juirei in tin
ixuiU) fndiuuiiui tii. liMiD toijiaaprfo
dented i:> the annals ol medicine. 'Hi >u#ands of tbr
u.'Vf iiiv -!• nit ' c»*ri> of t:Ur-:i« have I wen can .117
tins tnj> xc> :<I Ijndii iiM', alter having been pfC
i.eun<v.T n-1 ;i!i p • ,;ire he the most etui
t" nt |>h)KU->Hi» t»l in. intry. Kiuley ¥. IVrgr*
>. .11 Mntiiri-f Norfolk, \a , fined of Klia>Uß)K(isß>t
1U \ TiuMc:t." ! 1 Mill', I'll- tsmnutli, Va.,curud of llroo
cluti*; a daughter <.t' Pijjuor Oeorge (.f 'tnn rly Pro
I'r»i rol MiMi *u this city ) «'u cured of a terlibit
Nervous A fleet ion; "ad thousands ol other* whoe.
Humes iooM i.!« ro'-ntioned * ere it lie- ' HSU! y.
Price #| pt i 1., iMtv—fix bottles for f>.
Prepared bv ,) W Blkkuw A Co, Practical Chem
ists, Nort dk, Y'a
-oIJ i.y .PUJICKLL, I,ADD ft CO., Wholesale
UriiijjfUtit, Richmond. ja ai—3lu
Jbeer T lib Cheat Enulish Rvmkdy.
fIH .1 AUKM'I.AHKK ,"i
(•M.t.HKA TKt> PEMAI.K Plll.K
T!ii» inv»iu .!•'.• medicine is unfailing iu Oiecureol
all tiiiMM- painful ami 'I'll.rous di»e*»i'« incident tt
tie U-ma e constitution.
It uoeierats* «,li excesses and rentoVea all obstrm:
\ -jiiA, flow «itatt ver cause, and aspeouy cure nia>
be it litjjon.
TO MA&BIKIt I,AI)IKS
it it peculiarly tnilod. It will, in »shirt time, briny
ou the lUi utlliy pel Ml Witii regularity.
CAUTION.
Tl'rHr I'ill 4 xlu'lll't 1l"l br till:, it !>u ftuu'lft thnt fllY
tivru-9 """ t'lftW Tint tin MO X TilS, «*
"" ' tirr gutv /■' tn'infj on Mwurrtityr; Irttl ut iiiry
•il.iy time, ttntd i/. r\< iy i/ijni t.u.4, Ihryurr j*r fatly
in ail • uses of Nervousand Spinal Afflictions, Paiu
in tie: IWk and buiil/s lKaviue«<>, Putij{Uu
fc*«rtii »i. Palpitation t f the dealt, I, wi.imt of njiir
' Uy»" tit'*, tick JUailltClie, W liitl'K, and all tbe
1 tti'.lu; di-«-ati~i •i i'ii-ir.fi«J bjr a ditoiderM] «>ntem,
tlit».. 1-ijU will t'Becl a cure wben nil other Un an.-
have failkJ
*'ui ! (liioctioD* in the j wiipblet around each pack
a«", wbieh nbtiiildht i an liilly preaerved.
A I/iHIIk i •Hituiitjiig .<n pill*, and encirrlnd with the
• loveruoicrit Mamp of <]ieat Idilain, can U vol
|tim» libc toi j ! ami fi p mtiiKe atajnpa.
•tf'l'littClCLl., LAUI* A CO., wholi>ale fur
mi». ipli l
the daily dispatch.
VOL. XIII—NQ. 69.
THE DISI'ATOH.
aomu■**«*• un
A». nm xcs anp Miawomahj uio*« i* #
Cmntsiw is the Ixtsmor or A rate a, from 1*49 to
iv.c,. «v T J.. Hou*!».~ThU IKH.k of travel* aud
missunsry labors in (Vjutral Africa «„< Usued
latt year, and has met tsitu an ~str:i.ilve «ulr. A
new . ditkm has jn.t been «m.t forth. It relates
chiefly to the interostiug district of coantiy called
Yoruba, on the Atlantic coast, uorth and west ol
the Niger. Mr. llow. o t,ivoa a very particular
description of both country and people. Thia
hook i»i»aned bp the s .al.eru Riptut Publication
Society.nt Charleaton, uud ia for aatv by Mescra.
Worth a v \ Comtm.
\Vaxhis<jto!»'« Hiktji. k\ in liisiiN.—We |<«ra
from (ierntan jiapcra that Minister Wrijjlit, ou tho
..d of February, gave an cntertaiiiiiieut to the
American* resident and temporarily aojourning i»
lterliu. Appropri.ite apeeclieua were made by »ev.
t ral of tl»« gneats, and also by tlie i»>.st, who in
the course of hi* r« murks, alluded to tho rc««I
feeling exciting; between ttio L'uited States aud
Prussia, aul expieaaed the hope that tbe King
would ao<»ti be restored to health. A citi.'.en of
Uichiii Hid. Va., who was prenent. said that his na
tive city would ou that day, dedicate the "Altarof
Liberty"—the Virginia Washington MoDcucnt.hy
the American sculptor, Crawford. Peter I). Vroo.ll
of Trenton, Oov. Wright'i prcdeceaaor at Tterlin.
wai also kindly rem< niliered.
Ok)*. Twiggs.—lt is stated in a Washington dis
patch thitt a high Court Martial has been ordered
to assemble at Newport, Ky., for the trial of Major
(leneral Twiggs, who i« aeensedof making remarks
concerning the War Department lor its strictures
concerning his official course.
Uniom Bask li«.f.u.catios.—ln the Supreme
Court of New York, on Friday Judge Clarke ren
dered a decision in the case of Jacob 11. Mott, who
is charged with complicity with Brotherson in the
Uuion Bank defalcation, denying the motion to
discharge Mott from arrest.
Kvasixo Dctiis.—Ou Friday last, Messrs. Monta
gne and Bergeline, liquor denier* ill liroad street.
New York, resisted an attempt of the Custom
House authorities to examine their casks aud pa
pers. They are suspected of evading duties by
false entries, and their goods were subsequently
removed from their store to tbe United States
warehouses.
Destructive Fire is Pittsburg. Pa.—The exten
sive cannon foundry of Ktiupp k Wad#, in Pitts
burg, Pa., was entirely destroyed by fire lastThurs.
day morning. The loss is estimated -it $100,000,
011 which there is $15,1)00 insurance in each of the
following offices: Delaware, Mutual and Frank
lin, Philadelphia; Home, New York ; Citizens'and
Western, Pittsburg . and $3,000 in the Reliance,
Philadelphia. The fire is supposed to be the work
of uu incendiary.
liEiTii or as Kmtor. —Kdmnud W. Ogburn. Ksq.,
senior editor of tho Greeneborough (N. C.) Times,
died on the Mtli inst., after a paillf.ll illness of
three weeks. lie was emphatically a good man
aud a faithful citizen. As a devoted friend of edu
cation.be labored uucessaingly to promote tho pres.
perity of schools in North Carolina, and filled vari
ous public positions with fidelity and disorimat
iug judgment.
Important Slit. —The Baleigh Standard states
that at the recent term of the superior court for
Anson county, N. C„ a suit was tried, wherein the
bauk of Wailesboro* was plaintiff, and Wm. 11.
Tomlinson and others, defendants. The bank sued
for about $10,000. The defendants pleaded fraud
and usury. A verdict was rendered in fuver of the
defendants, and tho court granted a new trial.
Louisiana Legislature.—The Louisiana Senate,
. ««he 15th inst., indefinitely postponed the hill
for the introduction of African negroes into the
State.
Declines.—Judge Person, of North Carolina, will
not conseut to he a candidate for the nomination
of the Democratic Convention for Governor of that
State.
Ohio Leoislatuek. —The bills repealing the acts
to prevent kidnapping in Ohio, and refusing the
use of the jails for the confinement of fugitive
slaves, have passed both houses of the State Le
gislature. •
Explosion of a Locomotive and Loss of Life —A
freight engine on the New York Ceutial Railroad
exploded her boiler last Thursday moruing. near
IJatavia, killing R. Clarke, the engineer, and seri
ously wounding the brakeman and fireman.
Rhode Island Politics.—The democratic conven
tion of Rhode Island, on the ISth inst., nominated
Alexander Duncan for Governor aud Elisha Potter
for Lieuteuant Governor.
Bold Outrages.—Three recent attempts liavo
been made by highway man assassins, to shoot pas
sengers in the cars while the trains were passing
.some secluded spot on the road from Savannah to
Macon. As yet noue of those fiendish cowards
have been arrested, and it is hard to account for
such wanton attempts at murder.
One of this same class of marauders, as stated
by the Tttskegee Democrat, had stationed himself
at a wood pile near Notatulga. on Monday the Nth,
md while the train was passing, banged away at
(he engineer, but missed his mark considerably.—
The train was stopped, the fellow pursued and (as
we learn from a gentleman of this city) captured
The engineer, also a resident of Columbus, turned
m on the chap, gave him a regular pounding and
let him loose, lie will be careful hereaf'er, when
shooting at the cars on that road, to look for ano
ther train, driven by some other engineer.— .Vacua
l\lrgru,,h.
Mubiikr or a Youxo Lad* uy iif.r Lover.—On
Saturday last. Kobert Schmidt, of Theresa, in
Dodge county, Wisconsin, shot down in the street
of that place, Harriet Seidler, a young lady of
about twenty years of Bge The parties were en
gaged to be martfied about one year ago, and
Schmidt had come over from St. l'aul, Van lluren
couuty. Michigan, where he has resided about a
year, to fulfil the engagement; but the parents of
tli» young Indy objected to the marriage, in con
sequence of which it was arranged between the
lovers that Schmidt should first shoot the young
lady and then shoot himself. He executed his de
sign, so far as the young lady was concerned, but
tailed to shoot himself on account of the loss of
the cap on his gnu.
After failing in this, he ran and threw himself
into the river, with the inteutiou to drown him
self, but was rescued by persons who saw liiiu.—
lie is new arrested and awaits atrial The charge
(which was of tiue shot) entered the left breast of
:be young lady, anil inflicted a horrible wound, of
which she expired ou Sunday morning, about '2
o'clock. She had her senses up to the last, and
charged her parents with being responsible for
the awful deed, and acquitted her lover of all
blMne. The parties, as their names indicate, were
Hermans.—MHwiriihi'e News, 1C th in ft.
Tmrkk Brothers Dhowseii -Three boys, aged re
spectively ten, thirteen, and fifteen years, sons of
VJr. Asa Horner, of Gieenwich, N. J., were drown
dab 'Ut a week ago. They left hojiie in the af
li-ruoou to pay a visit to a neighbor's. They did
not return in theeveuiug. and their pareuts sup
posing they had beeu invited to stay all night re
tired, not however, without some misgivings. Id
the morning it was found they bad not been at
their place of destination, when a search was iu
stitnted at once. As Seelv's mill pond lay in their
rood, the party proceeded directly to it, and in a
• liort time a cap was found, which led to the dis
covery of the three brothers beneath the ice.
liijh'ri DoiKUS.—A short time ait.ce a niau named
UrttjiKe Kuliner, living in liucks county, Pa . while
iu a state of intoxication, attempted to take the
lifeot hi* wjie. lie intiictetl two horrible pashes,
tv lie ii the neighbors rushed in and he ran upstairs,
and cnt his throat from ear to ear, expiring in a
f. w minutes
Mubdlr i.v a Nwilo, —Mr. Charles W. Nixon,
iivingon Mr. Owen Holme#' plantation, en Top
sail Sound, about miles from ilmfntfton, N. 0..
whs shot and killed by a negro naaie.l Peter last
Thursday evening. The negro was a runaway, and
Mr. Nix'n was in the act of arreating him when
he was shot.
Tiir Altow I'tsiTintUlT Tra««»y.—The death
of llull. the couvlct iu the Illinois penitentiary,
wlio whm wounded in his recent attempt to os«ap.,
I,as bet u announced. Kor sixteen hours previous
to I.is death he was parulizM and insensible. Ills
two confederate#, the convicts who had beeu miss
ing. were found on Wednesday. They had dug a
hole st/iue six feet deep in the looso earth unoer
i eatli the dining rooia floor, and bad closed the
entrance as to almost defy"detection. Whon found
tliey had a supply of provisions with them though
almost perishing for water. They were absent six
days, aud it is supposed they never left tbeir hi
ding placo.
AcqOTTTtB.—In the U. 8. Circuit Court, at New
York, on Fiiday, Capt. Crocker, of ship Esther
Francis, was put upon bis trial, upon a charge ol
manslaughter, in causing the death of one of bis
seauieti, Win. Browu. while on the voyage from
Wilmington to Maraeille*. by cruel and unusual
treatment. The jory brought in a verdict of "Not
guilty."
Capt. James Morris aud J. B V. Jackson, of Hal
ton, Oa . were robbed of lately, while travai
ling by lailroad (row that place to Nashville.
RICHMOND, VA., MONDAY, MARCH 22, 1858
VlUniNlA NKMX
N attoxal P»c?w*r.—Tbe Fredericksburg paper*
B<> in for the establishment of a National Foun
dry in that place. Tbe ».«• hop*, those "obs. ..re
a. ' u,t nnk »"""» village*, •' We vert on and
i . J"' W,U C ™* tbMr <-""r<'Ver., on th.i
:;:T;, u v M *• ®°>r tat
1 r«d.J V* l >Ur ', <lry can bt> J»<"c««naly located Is
, Aftw *» tbe citie, hare
»k>ulit?. . ' '*' m * y tirni,|| y < » ,!
Won to the Inducements offered by Richmond.
T»ial o, CKortrrr -The trial of Je.se Crockett,
V e FrS v. 0 7" ° M,rt ° f «**»« «>»'><>•
1 lie F, federtcksbnrg Herald says •
v ?? 'V* ofa
r 0 t ]ni i ,i tt , , ' t o»«vt. of key* Ims been
Who will r y WoMla,i in
j-rly or iUo mnn.tiji » broiher.'»!u wLr'l
he llfluw tbftu, at once named the various locks
to which they belonged, aud being tested liia as
severation was found to be correct.
Marriaok Extuaom.l jcari.—The Petersburg Hx
press records the marriage, in Diuwiddie connty
on the 17th inst.. of Mr. John W. Sturdivant In
the year of i.is -ge, to the amiable and well
to-do Miss Marti,a Oliver, aged SO years. Maiden
ladies, who lead this announcement, may take
courage and persevere.
Sthikkrs PrwKixc; their Colors.—lite feeders of
the several nail works, in Wheeling, who had been
ou a strike for some days, resumed work last Wed
nesday upon the terms to which they previously
deimured.
CoasTKßrxiTrr. Areestcd.—A man named Pittit
has been committed to jail iu Wheeling for passing
counterfeit money. About $2000 of spurious notes
were found upon his person.
Senator Hlister.—'The absence of Mr. Hunter
from his seat in the U. S. Senate was occasioned
by the il!ness of I.is son, who is slowly convales
cing.
Mr. Evkbet; delivered his address on Washing
tirti, iu Alexandria, last Thursday night, to a
crow ded audience.
Miss Lizzie Petit, who lately commenced giving
Shaksperian readings, started from Charlottesville
last week on her Southern professional tour.
More or theGish Frauds.—Tho Charlottesville
Advocate says:
We hear it reported upon our streets, that a late
citizen of our county. C-01. William Graves, will
lose very largely by the forgeries and bankruptcy
of Gish, of Bedford couuty.
I)k\th 0v as Aoeb Ladv —Mrs. Mary Allison, the
oldest resident of Rockingham, died near Port
Republic, a few days ago, at the age of 10'.J years.
Mtrnnsß.— A valuable negro man, belonging to
Mr. Samuel 1. Cabell, was killed recently in Kana
wha county by John Roberts, his overseer, who
made his escape.
SoLwrßiso is Staunton.—The first volunteer
company under tho new law lots been organized
iu Stauutoji. Over fifty members are enrolled.—
Col. Win. 11. llarniati has accepted the command,
temporarily.
Another Contribution.—'The net proceeds of Mr.
Kverett's leetuie, in Fredericksburir,Friday night,
tor the benefit of the Mount Yeruon Association
amounted to $412.
Post Ofhce A as ur.s.—The following Virginia ap
pointments are announced:
Joseph W. Allen postmaster at Morrisville, F'an
qniereotiuty. vice Benj. W. Allen,resigned. Benj.
F. Sheet/, postmaster at Loudoun coun
ty, vice Barney G. Saunders, resigned. K. Craig
postmaster at flee .field, Augusta c»uuty, vice
James 11. Montgomery, resigned.
Military Spirit Tncreasino.—The young men of
Suffolk are organizing a volunteer company.
DiJATii of a JiKIGAiiiER Geniral.—Brigadier Gen.
Rooth die.i at his residence in Harbour county, on
the l.'Jth ißßt.,nnd was liuried with military hon
ors by the Barbour Blue*. Gen. Ti represented
Randolph county in the legislature for twenty-one
years.
A lll'ck Jumper.—Australian squatters in genaral
are excellent aud fearless riders, mounting horses
fresh front the bush, untamed, unhroken. and f• 111
of many vices, particularly the formidable one of
buck jumping, in a way that would astonish many
an English rough rider and steeple-chase jockey.
Mr. 1' was remarkable for his powers in this
way. He had a large mob of horsea on his run,
and they were generally notorious for their buck
jumping propensities, and 1 remember his accom
panying me one day on my return home from his
house to the diggings, mounted on uu animal just
driven into his stock-yard from the bush. The
forest here aud everywhere else in Australia, is
covered with the blackened trunks of trees of
every size, that have fallen victims to tire, and it
is a usual thing for men well mounted to take a
straight, line acroso it, leaping over such logs as
practicable. We were amusing ourselves in this
manner, when we came to one of the prostrate
giants of the forest, which, although niy horse
was a very good one, I should never have attempt
id to jump, and did not imagiue V , ©u the little,
ill-conditioned w c<> he was tilling, would think of
doing. 1 was astonished, however, to observe him
dig his spurs into the beast's side, rush him nt it,
and, as 1 anticipated, make a clean sooiineisault
over the trunk of a tree about foar feet high and
tully as many broad—horse and man absolutely
turning iu the air. F was accustomed to this
kind of practice, (as he broke iu his owu horses.)
and knew exactly bow to throw himself oil' on
one side; and, in this instance, without (juStting
his httld of the bridle, was on the horse's back
again in an instant, and with w hip and spur urged
him #n to the charge again.
The same result occurred a second time, and
now I thought it really was time to iuterferu, and
not allow my friend to break his neck without
some retuonstrauce on my part, lie merely wav
ed his hand, and said that he could not afford to
Spoil his hoses by sacrificing to my philanthropy,
and ramming him at the leap a third time cleared
it like a back, observing that had he not persisted
in makiug him jump the log, he would have been
spoilt for ever, and of uo use as a stock-horse, but
tiiat now. in all probability, be would turn out
well. This was a youug animal, between three
and four years old. Nothing can equal a confirmed
buck-juniper in equine depravity, and he is rarely
if ever thoroughly cared of his vice. After the
most quiet and docile behavior for weeks and even
months, aud whilst travelling at an easy pace and
lcos>d rein, the rider finds himself summarily
ejected high up into the air, and thence over his
steed's head, by a series of gymnastics, yclept
buck jumping, which some sudden caprice of old
en recollections have caused him to execute. Ho
fixes his head firmly between his knees, curves up
liis back and body into the shape of a ball, erects
bis tail, and simultaneously makes a spring aud a
kick that would unseat almost any horseman eith
er unprepared or otherwise.—D'J£uk's Spurti/iy in
both l/riiiitplwrftt.
lMiiANij oh theTfxas Froxtier.—A coiiimuuica
tiou from C'apt. S. P. Ross, tbo Special Indian
Agent, dated Indian Ageucy, Feb. 10, says:
A party of the Reserve India lis,numbering about
lifty, commanded by the chief Short Arm, had just
returned from a scout to Red river, in pursuit of
the hostile ludfaus who have been committing so
many depredations.
They had surprised a party of hostile Indians,
aud took from them sixty-three horses aud seven
iiiiilhs, when Short Arm deemed it prudent to re
turu to the reserve with the animals, tin his re
turn betook three prisoners, one of whom after
wards effected his escape. The other two were ta
ken to the Reserve—one being an Indian, the oth
er a Mexican. They were tried by the Reserve lu
dikus, assembled in council, and condemned to be
shot.
Later from Mexico.—A telegraphic dispatch'
dated New Orleans, March 18, says;
|j»ter advii-M froui Sltlic.i report that the f.nt'fi
of the /.oloaKo faction w«re advancing lo *eiz«
Minitillnn, which *hs held by (loTeruor Saenz, a
fi.nstituiioiialist. The schooner Major Barlows
with 13 tinder the ronnnand of Kx-Presi
deut Satan, had arrived at MinitilUn, hut »vere not
allowed to laud. The vessel was conaeooentlv
forced to return and is uow in the river coming
up to this city. The B*Us party intended to pro
nounce in favor of the recall of Kx President
Santa Anna. It i* reported that the inhabitant*
of that portion of .Mexico generally favor tba
cause of &aut.i Anna.
Sinociab Proof or Attacumint.—A few days
a woman who cohabited with a man cut off bis fore
linger while he was asleep. £he placed the linger
upon a stone, severing the finger, which hung
only by apiece t-f skin. The tuau snbsetiu o ntly re
eeived surgical treatment at the North Diabensa
ry, but is maimed for life. It appears that the
uian threatcnened to enlist in the army, and the
uonißii. Irom strong uflectiou »he enter lain, d (or
him. committed the act iu order that be might not
carry out his iutcution, which would result iu
their separation.—Lie- nujol Mercury.
llohribls Mcri»icr.—lleury 11. Brady, a very re
spectable citizen, and a shoemaker by trade, sh.»t
aud instantly killed John Nowles ou Wednesday
evening last. Nowles was in Brady's bouse at the
time, sud brought on this horrible retribution by
attempting to destroy the domestic peace of the
family. The murder was deliberate ami has caused
much excitement, but we believe fie murderer
has the sympathies of the community. We for
bear giving particulars until the affair undergo* s
a legal investigation.—UrtmsUrrt? (X. V.) limes.
A patent has recently been awsrJe l a Mr.Utley
of North Carolina, tor an improved plough, in
which the subsoil, the turning, aud coulter plough
are all combined, so as to work jointly or
lately.
Triple BiccntU* In Hew Kent
County..The Last Art In tit* Grant
Tragedy—An Interesting Narra
tive.
[coaxisiwrntjtci or thw Ricnuwn dmit m.spati h.J
N*w K s.vt C. H., Vs., March 13.1HM.
At an early hour this morning, a vast multitude
assembled to witness th» execution of Mnjor Mor
ris, Henry and Dick Jtradfey, the murderers of .Ja«
C Grant. A few minutes past lOo'clock A. M.,the
sheriff, John S. Lacy, K«uj. with his deputy,Chas
A Hewlett, Esq., proceeued to the jai. for the pur
poee of removing the chains from the prisoners
and to shroud tbeai in robes of Mack cambric
when they were led ou» of their cell. Gapt. Brax
touOarlick, with the Troop, escorU-d them to the
gallows.
Ob their arrival, the Rev. George B Simcoe, one
of their spiritual advisers, delivered a verv solemn
and imp. essive sermon. At the eonclnaioo of this
be pr«jv.l very fervently They were then asked
!, U "*>' anything to say. Henry and I lick said
tfiey wore prepared to meet their Ood. Major
Morris said he nad fallen a victim lo tbe gallows
through the persuasion aiid advice of his friends;
ho admonished tho.e around him uever to lebose
too much confidence in friends.
f elm 'nNVif" ha * iQ| < 1,^ t ' properly adjusted to the
tIM M tk u - c wh " n ««t ascended to
tt ium* " y Wftß dr » wu friu " the drup, and
Tt I".? f y li,nnf, "*'l into eternity
The uisht preceding their execution was devo'ivi
to prayer and supplication. At intervals thev
* fr , V TK h >' n,n - commencing
Hark from the tomb. As I gazed through the
iron g.ates of the prison window into their cell I
con d but feel sud at so woeful a spectacle '
"s f'e last act of this bloody drama has l«>en
performed, and tbe curtain, I trust, has fallen
never to rise (in a similar tragedy iu New Kent or
elsewhere. This is the fourth execution which
has occurred in New Kent since the great calamity
tlint befell the county in 1757.
While upon the subject ef executions, my mind
involuntarily reverts to the deplorable deet/uctioi,
of the cleriv s ottice, together with the county iail
lhe former contained nil the records and public
papers of the county, which had teen deposited
tbere for preservaliou from the creation of lhe
county, in 1C,")4. up to the time of its being con
sumed by fire, which occurred ou Sundav nisht
tbe loth of July, 1787. As this is one of the most
calamitous incidents connected with the history of
New Kent, 1 purpose giviug the readers of the I>m
patch a summary of it:
John Price I'osey, a lawyer by profession, for
the commission of a misdemeanor, w»s arrested
aud committed to jail; but before the time ar
rived for his trial, a friend of his (Tliob Green.)
broke open the jail at nigl.t, and i'osey made his
cscape. By tradition, I learu that Posey bad a
very valuable paper in the clerk's office which he
wished to destroy, as it was to affect him materi
ally in a ptcuniary manner He made an old ser
vant, named Sawney, who belonged to Gen. Cham
berlayne, accompany him to the clerk's office atd
jail. Upon their arrival there, he ordered.iaw nny
to apply the torch first to the jail, and as soon as
this was accomplished, the office was set on fire
and burned to the ground, with ail the records
aud papers belonging thereto. Sawney was ar
rested and sentenced to be bunged, but was re
commended to the clemency of the Executive by
the tribunal before which be. liud his trial.
Posey wa; arrested for felony, but refused per
emptorily to be tried by the comity court. He al
leged that he was not within jurisdiction of the
court, as tbe members thereof were not legally
com missioned and qualified pursuant to the law#
of the land ; and also, that uo commissions ot the
peace of oyer and terminer couM be produced in
court, or could they be found in possession of the
clerk, or with the records, or iu the office of the
county, for nil had been destroyed iu the office lie
had set ou fire. lSut after filing this bill of excep
tions, and with all of his legal astuteness, hecould
not extricate himself from the punishment he so
justly merited. Ho was tried by the General
Court, at Kichuioud, and doomed to die the death
of a felon. Yours, Dike.
Tiling* lit Norfolk.
[Co&RESPONIiEXeX OF THE RICBMOXD I>\ILT DISPATCH.)
NorF jLK, March 19th, IS.iS.
A trio of worthies graced the prisoner's beach,
iu the temple of justice, this morning John
Lake, for want of better, took loggings iu the
street last night—the curb stor.e serving him for a
piilnr. HUii the broad canopy of Heaven for a rover
liil. He was snoosing away, perhaps dreaming of
the mutability of human affairs iu general, anil
th» price of lodging iu particular, when he was
most unceremoniously disturbed by th«£ofticions
guardians of the night and walkked oft to share
the conch provided for Ned Jones, whose nictation
commenced earlier in the evening, for having in
dulged too freely in had whiskey. Bill Lelon was
also indebted to the ever attentive Charlies for a
place to rest his weary limbs, which, by the way.
had been almost paralized by his energetic devo
tions at the shrine of Bacchus. This worthy party
made their appearance iu the Mayor's court this
morning after a hasty toilet, ami received an ad
monitory and precautionary lecture prior to their
dismissal.
The Norfolk Varieties will open on Tuesday
evening next, under the auspices of Jno. T. Fold,
Esq.. of Ha! titnow, who proposes to bring down a
good Stock Company for a short season. We com
mend him to the kind consideration of the play
going portion of our readers in this place.
The L'. S. ship Colorado will tail about th« 15th
of April, to the Gulf of Mexico. Segue idea of
her size may be gathered by comparison, for in
stance, the IT.l T . 8. Ship Pennsylvania is 2,800 ton?,
while the Colorado is 3,.WOtons: the Pennsylvania
is 210 feet from stem to stem, while the Colorado
is 230 feet: her main yard is 110 feet long; she
will carry 000 men, Co of whom are marines or
fighting men,and will make 15 or 16 knots per
hour. She is the largest vessel iu the U.S.Navy,
except the Niagara, whose tonnage is 4.100 or 4,200
The Colorado is considered the finest vessel in the
service and possibly in the world. The full com
plement of men are not on board yet, but the fre
quent drafts sent from the Northern cities will
soon fill the list*.
Business continues dull, and we hear general
complaints, particularly'ainoKg the small dealeis.
The arrivals of corn to-day has been limited. There
was about 20,000 bushels on the market yester
day, which changed hands at 65 for yellow ; i.lati'J
for white, and silaiio for mixed. Flour is varying
from $0 50 to 20, according to quality, with a
fair supply.
It is rumored that there w ill be another heavy
discharge in the Gosport Navy Yard in a day or
two. The most of the masons who have not been
already employed on the Kip liips, will find em
ploytueut there after the Ist of Apiil, as it is ex
pected that by that time a sufficient quantity of
stone will have been brought from Richmond to
employ the whole force.
\Ve learn that this immense fortification has not
settled one eighth of an iuc!« in the last twelve
months. Pirccsbioji.
Fire — Serious Charge — Acquittal—
Jlustiiiijs Court, dr. t
THE KICUMvS!) Tj.UI.Y DISPATCH.]
IVrtiKMJiruo, March 2uth. ISSK.
About 11 o'clock last night, a barn on the Boyd
ton and Petersburg plank road, belonging to the
toll-gatheier, John Lougworth, was destroyed by
tire. A large quautily of corn and provender wan
consumed. Loss $Soo —no insurance. Au hour
previous the dwelling of Mr. Win. 11. Dardeu. on
Hank street, was set on fire, and was with some
difficulty saved trom destiuction. Damage about
$200.
At a tire on High stieet a few nights ago. some
one cut the hose belongiug to the Bollingbruok
company; a young luuu named Thos. 'l'oler. former
ly of Kichmond, was suspected, presented yester
day L>y the grand jury, and to-day tried and ac
quitted. The evidence against him was based upon
the mere circumstance that he w as seen to pass by
the place at which the hose was cut, and lieird to
say "I've fixed one of them,"' or something to
that effect, but which was shown in the defence to
have been •■l'H fix you," addressed to a friend near
by, who had perpetrated a j;ke at his expense
some days previously. The jury's verdict of not
guilty was rendered almost immediately after re
tiring. The good character aud quiet disposition
of tiio accused, as amply shown in court, would
have been of itself sufficitut to establish his inno
cence.
The Hustings Court yesterday sentenced Itobt.
llentb to sixty days iu jail for stealing a coat. —
Fleming Burnett (colored) to one day, aud eighteen
sirip-s, for sttaiiug shoe*. Killed Jiwepli Mitcliel
fl aud costs tor IwstißK a negro unnecessarily
while a ineuil.fr of police; and remitting the fiue
imposed on one Joshua Dinkins, for beating
his wife three Months ago. the fallow having pass
ed throngh a full course of repentance since then
in the city jail.
Commercial matters stand as follows to-day: Cot
ton—lair to good lU%alI; prime 11V 3 . lted wheat
(1 20a 1 white £1 00. Bacon declining—quota
tions Flour —So|*rfine $0: Extra $ti 50;
Family $7 50. New York Exchange lal |>er ct.
iiEPPO.
Sickliest In the Country.
[COBRESfoSDESC* Of IHE RKHHOJK) DAILT LISPATCU.]
Appomattox Coustt, Va„ March 'iOth, 185$.
The measles have been prevailing to a Considera
ble extent along the line between this and Camp
bell coontj. V# have.kuowu of several instances
iu which schools have beeu compelled to n<):end
operations, the pupils having taken the disease.
The weather has been very moderate with us
for the past week* and our fairner* have improved
the time by fallowing land for coru, and needing
oats. Yours, tie.
Accident ox the Ilrason Biter Kailroao.—An ac*
cideut occurred ou Friday luoriiini: to the expres*
traiu on the Hudaou Kiver (S. Y.) KailroaJ, be
tween l'eek»kill and GarrUou'a, the train run
ning over a rock weighing two or three
liuudred pouudi. The engine promptly ap
plied the patent brake, and though the train waa
going at the rat? of forty miles an hoar wbeu the
brake* w«r» applied, It wua stopped before it had
proceeded a hundred yard*. Feveral of the brake
brains and brake rods of the ear*, as wall as the
ash pan and ccveral boll* of the engine were bro
ken. but the ptmmigura fortunately escaped un
hurt.
LOCAL. NATTERS.
Causihq aw Alarm.—At no earl j hour
last Saturday night distressing cries were beard
in the ueigbt*>rhood of Mayo's bridge, wbfeh at
tracted the attuotion of one or two members of
Are company No. U, and la a short lime thereafter
their ears wers saluted with the sounds of -'Are
fire!" Supposing that some buildiug in Manches
ter was being bnrned, the members, with lb«lr
characteristic promptness bnrrled lo the octgine
house, and infotming Commander Bossicux of
what they had heard, he ordered a portion of them
to lead cIT with a reel, while be fdlowed with tbe
engine. After getting to the toll house, without
heat ing any alurm. the company halted, and while
waiting 011 the bridge, heard the cry trom)the river
of "help—l am drowning " Procuring a lantern
from the toll keeper, Commander Bossieux oil
covered a negro man in a small boat Ulled with
wafer, and linding that he was In a helpless con
ditiou, procured a boat, shoved iff into tho stream
and rescued him from a watery grave. Tbe negm
said he had started to a fish trap in his boat, and
that getting into the rapid current, his little ciaft
was forced npon the ro-;ks where ho called for
help, but fiuding that none was coming, at length
cried l- fire" and thus secured relief.
Tnfakticid*.—The body of a new
barn infant, in a state of putrifactkwi, was discov
ered last Saturday morning, under a pile of boards
in the lumber yard of Messrs. Raglaud A Co., cor
ner of 4th and Clay streets, where it bad been
roucealed for several days. As soon as Coroner
peachy was apprised of tho fact, a jury of inquest
was summoned and efforts made to find out
the mother, and probably the murderer of the
child, but without effect. "The jury was adjourn
ed o»er till Saturday next to contiuue their in
quiry.
Stabbing . —John S. Marfio, .1 lad
charged with stabbing f.ncien Bass, appeared be
fore tbe Mayor last Saturday for examination, but
owing to the inability of young Bass to appear and
testify, the investigation was postponed until to
morrow morning. The accused is very much af
flicted and his friends are anxious on that account
to hurry tho examination, with tbe hope of get
ting him bail. Under the Mayor has no
power to bail a person accused of felony, unless
the suspicions are light.
Train on Fire.—On Saturday la?t a
freight car on the Petersburg railroad took fire
from sparks when near the depot in this city, and
the wood being dry. bnrned rapidly, but the work
men soon ran out the hose at the depot and ex
tii'unished the flames before serious dauiag« was
erected. ®
Sailor Killer.—On Monday last a
German sailor, named Stephen Peterson, employed
on tho schr. Galleao. then at Newport News n.et
with an accident which cost him his life. While en
gaged in setting the main gaf topsail, he fell from
the mast head to the deck below, injuring him so
seriously that he died the next day. C«pt. Smith
gave him every necessary attention during his
sufferings, and when dead, bad his remains de
cently interred at Newport News.
Timii.y Bksciti.— On S.vurdny morn
ing last, a small white lad. about ten years old
while engaged iu playing about the basin, acci'
dentally tell into the water uear the (lallego Mills
and won Id have drowned, but for a gentleman'
named Cummlngs, who jumped in and rescued
him.
Dkstrictivk Fire —We understand
that on Friday night last the baru*of Mr. William
Sears, on the Marlbourne estate, in Hanover coun
ty. was set on fire aud entirely destroyed, together
with all its conteuts, including twenty-eight
mules. What Mr. S.'s loss was, we have not been
able to ascertain.
St * 11 ce ItrnjiKU —Last Saturday night
the stable of Mr. James C. Kllett, on 6th street, be
tween Marshall aud Clay, was set on fire and en
tirely consumed, with all the provender aud a
buggy, which stood uuderan adjoining shed. The
timely arrival of No. 4 Company prevented the
flames communicating with other property in the
immediate neighborhood.
Accident.—On Saturday morning last
a negro man named Frank, while standing in a
furniture wagon in front of the High Constable's
°I 1 ice, assisting iu delivering furniture, was acci
dentally thrown into :the street, and had his left
arm badly fractured iu two placs.
Serious Mishap—We hear that Mr.
Harvey Smith, an employee at the Richmond Bar
rel Factory,had one of his hands cutoff latt Friday
oveuiug, by gettiug it caught in the machinery.
Inci.ndiari.-im —At an early hour yes
terday morning a shed at Kocketts, near the" new
warehouse of hud lam & Watson, was set on fift
and partially burned. Lo«s small.
Police Items have been scarce for the
pnst two days, neither the day nor the night offi
cers finding much to engage their atteutiou.
DELWHTFrL Suo w k B. —Yesterday
morning our city was visited by a delightful show
er of rain, which laid the dust iu the streets, and
dampened the house tops. Farmers and garde
ners are now in want of a good raia to help their
crops.
The Board ok Managers of the Vir
ginia Mechanics' Institute will hold its regular
monthly meeting to night at three-quarters past
7 o'clock. All the members should attend prompt
ly, as the present year is rapidly drawiug to a
close.
Sanitary.—Seme of the streets anJ
alleys need cleansing at this time, to prevent sick
ness hereafter. Every housekeeper should put his
premises iu order fur the hot.weather.
Ahead —The eastern portion of
the Capitol Square is beginning to assume shape
and form, and w hen ci ruplcted.w ill add very much
to the appearance of tho.->* beautiful grounds. The
trees have been trimmed and put in order for their
suit of green, and laborers are uow engaged iu
turfing the inclines on the southwestern side ol
the square.
Works Wkll.—The present dog ordi
nance works well, and seems to'give general satis
'action. These who have favorite dogs have onlv
to get a license and modal from the Chamberlain
to ensure them against the net men, while those
who fail tod" so, must take the chances of having
their pets killed or of paying $5 for their redemp
tion.
Disorderly—William Sullivan, ar
rested last Friday evening for being drunk and
disorderly and interfering with persons at work
on the dock, was held to l>ail by the Mayor last
Saturday morning, for bis future behavior.
Grand Soibek.—The Major of this
city has received an invitation to attend a soiree
at the Crystal Palace in New York, on the Nth of
April; but haa been compelled to decline, owing to
n press of business at that time which will require
his attention.
Gomb to Wobic.—The Manchester Cot
ton and Woolen Factory hes again resumed opera
tions, the machinery by the late fire having been
replaced. This will be good news to the old em
ployees who have been ont of work for several
weeks and are now scattered aliout the country.—•
All of theci are now invited to their
speedily as possible. w ~
Nuvs FROM THE Mol'VTilVS— of a
Flonl. —The St. Joseph Gazette of the loth iust.
sav>:
"Mr. TVesto. agent cf the American fur com
pany, left Fort I'ierre ou tlio first duy of February,
and an iv,-d in Ibis city ou Wednesday last—having
made thy trip iu thirty-one days, Ho travelled on
foot find alone to Council Bluffs.
* "The In'iaus during the past winter have been
toward* the whites, more than usually peaceable,
owing no doubt to the fact that fmr cunipauies of
troops have been stationed at Fort Handall. Laat
November the Minicony Indians attacked and
killed ten lodges, numbering about three hundred
souls, of tlie Corceaux, spai iug neither Melt, wo
men, ii'ir children.
"Buffalo were, more plentiful than they have
been lor a number of years, and (he quantity of
lobes purchased is unusually large. In their traf
fic with Indian* the traders have -*>eeu generally
.successful, aud the winter's operation* will yield
the emipauy a handsome return.
"The miow was about two and a half feet deep
at Fort I'terre when Mr. Decato left there, bat the
falling weal her daring the month of February has
no doubt increased the snow to a depth it has not
attained for a number uf years. A mild winter
ia a sure indication of deep snow in the mountains,
aud should it be carried cti the pretext teason by
warm May, and June rains, the Missouri river
may agaiu inundate the bottom lands contiguous
to it as it did in 1543 and ls-U."
State Leuislatcr* or Kimas —-The Washington
Star of Saturday evening, contain* a communica
tion from Gen. Calhoun, Iu which it ia stated that
recent information, received through Gen. Danver
and other*, leave* no doubt that the returned vote
from the '•Delaware Crossing'' precinct, to Leaven
worth county, thonld be rejected, aud that certifl
catea of election should he issued without refer
ence to the vote of that precinct, lie will, accord
ingly, so issue them Geo. Calhoun regret* to add
that this decision will give the control of Kansas
to a parly which he views aa the enemy of peace
and geod order, the Constitution and law* of the
country.
lltooDt Affray i2t New Yowl—On Saturday
morning, about 3 o'clock, an affray took place ia
* disreputable dance house kept by "llet AUeu,"
Uo«%rd *treet, New York, In which a notorious
pugilist and ruffian named i'at. Mclaughlin, aliaa
•I'audeen,' waa abut by a gambler named Daniel
Cunningham. I'aadeca'a wound was believed to
He mortal. Cunningham, who Sr»d hi* piatol in
seiN!ofence, snrtoudeied himsell to the polk*.
PRICE ONE CENT-
is:,'is:
vio'euce itiK UH"<l by Mr. IMai.ev M,
(hfltflfftf. Tlr« latter tht>d Net/W Hi*. Dp!AIM* t»r
the throat. and choked hitn until bo wu black i»
Hrttf'*! lloutfh l.e (<!hatfi«li|s >m pr<»»nt«| fto»
'^. kl 2? by t""<T"*r"»ee of the bystanders Ju»i
rrlor the rvonlnir sesaioii the two bellHterente met
again, but were prevented from »u em uuatw which
wm evidently sought by Mr. t !mta-l.f
the evening proceedings, Mr. Ciiatfield was Beroeiv
ed hytheJ»p»aker to mnve in a threatening maimer
towards Mr Ivlaney, and imnviiately vailed him
to orUtr. renu'sting memU-r* to take tht>ir luaiu.
Sir Cliatfit-lu witbed to Vn-jw if he win specially al
luded to hjr the Speaker, when he Iraa personally re
<jr.ei.toJ t« taw, b ia seat. To this Mr Cbatfiel.l de
murred until h* emit say wiiat he wished. The
'J! it'.Tu i"' 1 ?' order brin* obeyed, iiwt
Mr I hat held showing a disposition not toonniply
nuder any circumstances, rrteived au intimation
that he wonU be ejected from the tall },v the »er
jpiint #I-Artini' he continued. Mr Chat field show
ing au indi«po*ition to conform to Parliamentary
rules and the rule* of dicency. wan seized U* the
fwg "ant-at-Anus and his a«*lst»nts. and forcibly
carried out, n«.c withstand inn the moat strenuous
opposition. Th«- moat iutaoM- excitement pre vail-d
dnring these proceediun", l>nt it wu eventually
calmed. ami the Home settled down to the btisiaeaa
b«forn it.
M.uoa J. N. JUnsnt, late a clerk in the Treasury
department at Washington. whose death was no
ticed a few day* since, was a miyor in the war of
1812; mayor of Philadelphia, in ISIB-'l9; collector
of the custom* for Philadelphia dnritg the last
fnnr years of Oen. Jackson's administration, and
under the administration of Van Huren: and First
Comptroller of the Treasury during President
Polk'a terut. He wag a fine writer, a poet, and a
dramatist; one of tiis plays having run in a Phila
delphia theatre tliirt.v-siz successive nights.
Dastardly Murder.—Jetbro Walker, an old and
well known Citizen of Macon county. Oa., was sbot
instantly dead while sitting l>y the fire in his own
house recently. It is supposed that the discharge
was from a double barreled shotgun. Theasaasain
is as yet ankuown. but suspicion, it is aaid, at
taches to some persons of the vicinity.
l>r. W. 0. Miller, a prominent citizen of George
town, S. C., died on the loth iaat.
Sir. Jacob Davis, a promising '•oong lawyer,
died in Rutherford. N 0., on the ' 14th init. He
was a native of of Halifax county, Va.
The Kev. John A. Peck, one of the roost noted
divines of the West, of the Baptist pursuasica,
died ou the ltith instant, at his residence near St.
Louis.
Mr. Rdwin Booth had a complimentary benefit
at the Ilolliday Street Theatre. Baltimore, last Kri
day night,
Two persons were arrested at North field, Yt..
Thursday morning, for passing |1 bills on the
Lyndon Bank, altered to tens.
Henry Todd has been convicted of murder in Sul
livau county, Indiana, and has been sentenced to
be hung on the "il of April.
George Yandenhoff, the actor, has rente.! a
house in Oreeufield, Mass., and removed his fami
ly thither.
J'i».s Oeorgina Ilodson. the vnralist, was thrown
from a horse at Columbus, Georgia, last week, and
seriously injured.
Samuel Pickerson and Marcus Cicero Stanley,
have been held to bail in New York for violating
the lottery law.
It. \V. llnghes. formerly editor of the Richmond
Kxaminer, and Mr. Joliiisod, of New York, are now
the principal write! s for the editorial department
of the Washington Union.
Mrs. Lucy Brower aged 100 years, died In Bul
loch county. Ga., ou the -'id of February, She was
a native of Savannah and resided there y7 years.
Capt. John B. Trask.of the Havre packet skip
Switzerland, died in New York on the lt;th iust.,
at the early age of 25 years.
The inquest in the case of the late Isaac 11.
Smith, who was recently shot by Mark Johnson,
in Brooklyn, N. Y . resulted in a' verdict of "arci
dental death,'* aud Johnsou w;is discharged from
custody.
The salary of the President of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal has uot been reduced, as stated
heretofore.
A Mr. Maxwell, residing near Bardstown, Ky„
was murdered by one of his owu negroes on the
inst.
Mr. Thomas Wingate, son of Capt. Wingate of
the ship IJanshee, died on the 4th of February,on
the passage from Rio de. Janeiro to Baltimore.
An old man named Preble murdered his wife at
Cooper's Mills, Me., week before last.
A young woman named Clara Clifford, commit
ted suicide in Boston ou the ISth iust., by taking
arsenic—all for love.
Wednesday's debates and proceedings of the two
Houses of Congress tilled forty columns of the offi
cial report.
George Vreetli has been convicted of manslaugh
ter, in Philadelphia, for killing Wm. Lee Smith.—
Kreeth is a jeweller, and lived iu Richmond, Ya.,
about a year ago.
The relfgious revival in Cleveland continues
with unbated enthusiasm. Something like a thous
and persous. of both sexes and all ages, have been
aonverted within the past few weeks. Morning
and evening praver meetings are held at most ol
the churches, and are largely attended. In fact, a
deep and unprecedented interest in religion is
everywhere manifested in Cleveland.
• • : — ■
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
MAYOR.
am again a candidate for re-elec
tion to the office of MAYOR of this city.
tub 18-tdo JOSEPH MAYO.
MANAGER OF POOR lIOUSK.
JjgTl am again a candidate for re-elec
ion to the office of MANAGER OF THE POOR
HyUSK. [mh IV—l71 *j JOHN PEARGE.
SPECIAL NOTICEB.
INBt bancs.—We ask those who take an
iutrre-t iu LIVE INSURANCE, to examine the
STATES! KNT we advertixed in this paper, sliou jnn
the i inpreccikiitsil pritffTn'/u of the " VICTUAL BE
NEFIT LIFE INSUKAJVCB COMPANY." Pro*
pectus and full report* to the Ist of January, ISM,
will be xiven gratis at our office. No 21 Pear) st.
mh 19 —3t KNOW LBS a WALEORi).
New Tatras ano Bup
poßTXiw. — All who wear trusses should call aud ex
tmino this Truss. The piiucipiu is eotiruly new.
vid it supports the rupture iu an easy and comforta
ble manner. It can l»< worn with much lean incon
venience than the ordinary trasses; and for tinht
ocsa. durability uud comfort it is nueijuated. Any
•>rw iolu> wears Tf unset >n»etwiU wear no
ihrr. Also. KIITER'S UTERINE SUPPORTERS
k very siitupiv but admirable article. ▲ lull aiuort
oieut k>r Ale by
W. PETERSON, Th-uggist,
Coruer of 12th and Main streets,
ja 21—2 m Richmond, Va.
A Wobd or Explanation.—The
proprietor* of JIeXBTS Stimilati.xo LISIWOT de
■sirts tin- |.nl-lio to under*'* u«l that the preparation
which bet-tfers is nojan MtaaoCATios, but is a um
mkm'l' according to the legitimate signification of
the word. Havmjt the consistency of an o.ntnieut
it mat he applied either as a planter, or be rubl>e«l
>u Hie eflecltd part.aud HiSMtvtß lAiLtu To
kEUtf. It* efficacy uuch tested, Ibe Liniment will
become 'a household medicine."' ,
S» J Kor tale bjr most of the Drnsruist* in inn
city' Piki'ml, Lalio * Co., wholesale agents,
tub 13—Jm*
tor N»w Sl'Elno Goo us !
i H r»H!
We rmpovtl'uli* invite aiteiiiKm to <mr new «tock
of M'Kt.Mi OtKiDS now opei.inn, and a*nm< the
iu particular that tboee Kiwd* are offered at
lower tans than ibeiwiniecoulil now be bouaht for,
having be, n eerly in the maiUrt; andonr n.iABCiAL
foeirio* is tuch that we h»*e aflTautaaeain the mar
ket, enabling u« to putcbaMt at the low*rt cxau
PHict'i. Ail ws atlt of you i» to
Call! Kxiimiiie!' Compare!!' JBW
Keepectfnily, J >liU-HI!»KK * HKO,
tub 17—1 m ly* Broad street.
Attractive BAi.r ro*2o Days.—
Staple, {fancy and MHHnery Goods, Fringe* and
l>rv»» Triiuniiriits. Kmt.roiderkjs. l>adieV DreM Cap-,
Mii-iiu, Swi»i and I'ituity Bands, llead Drjewes,
1-un fs, Lates.Ciap. ». lK»e>rr, Ul >ve», Htxin W irt<.
Brass. »lw I and f'late.i floop". Colds and Tassels
for picture hanxing*. Ac..*c , with iiumi roUK other
articles, M llm<at a ri.t]nct»n of 20 per cent, less
than former pru e, to oiakj ro-jm foj
fhafr.w. LAUfK?* HA-.AAh.
No 20e8r0«4 street, between 4th md ilh.
rnh- 4 —lui '
pjf Dr. Cm-Re hill's Hkmidv ros
Prtuisw.—Tim attention of physic'uus Is s.Jk'l led
to the new aud valuable prepara'.ions of the HY H>
HIIOi'PHITKS of Litne. foda, Fotarsß, Iron and
Ammonia, S3 su -cetsjf illy umsl by Itr J.dm JTrar.ru
Olißirhtll, of l>abl.n. In th« treatment of ciutjiruuti
phtkiii*. and * here tiifirrrultir th<MH wasdevelopetl.
We have tbe</ry Hill* of these preparations, and al
so fb ' COMWSU >0 HYKUT of t»e DVJ'O-PIIIM'-
PIIITES of Lime, Sodu.. PoUma and Iron tn combi
nation. prem Titir.g a mo.-t elrKant and sgreeobls
mMe of tulininhtiatton, not off« n*ire to the ißost
delicate.
MKAUB * BAKKK rfc»rirac«U>»tt.
1 N. W. corner of Mais »»'! l"< h t
mh H-ul Jtcw tt Rkbmvßd. > a.
J£3- Becur* THB Shadow *m
f üb.tat c- Fade. If you wish *«d pic
w H IT K HI! s ßTt> old
lt»« the l*poctßii"os» LffLj
made from life- or copwJ «■"«
SITS
rlf-elUttl Niellu*repb or b>w style of l*l*o(o|ri#*
MM UuUbed lojh'«
MaJainot) pes. Pan>-typ*
far transmission by mail. This sallery "JJ
in Vintihto
pic tares *'**»■
Picture* token frit» •A. JJ •*o* r. .
.iKltt-d iws^S*?
T ANi>K£TH'4dUtW CHOP GARDEN
Li JBM-iB
and ApWWary,
g ,h „ Mmk>>l PUM,>nuikiia *t.
IT' *trrn«iMißii Mjitilii. Jiiu ti
>u i fgiarf WBSSoSS. * "
' ctMumsaoaua. «
Of THB R*T»Wtm.—
In compliance with the deajra of "Many f itawita."
than an assurance of th« faithful
*" * «E®R« mr
»t» a-t»» _____ qw. b. mmnii.
„ «"Tom Totbu or mCm or
SS-JS"-!»»• caaau»i«for thaoOc*ofOOM
sffSEyya? "»«»•••
ami ■*' 9 ptke4 00 «>» May mat,
SStJTof • nKtt * rU ln tha (UacbarMoatM
•J n ha?» bttPt £uf |m|« mkm MflM *M.
fitivm of the city. m !»■
respectfully
IST I am a Caxdidati roft mi Or
«- 0* TH* KITETCI for
mh 17-UUt* JNO M lIVUUT.
HOT" To rat Votiks or tw» Cm or
* m * <*«*Wute for tha oSm of CoM
wlr^^ N . KU 0f T,U HKV«f«U* for Moaro«
rif ' . u . rt*lwclf»ill> tusk, tbf lUMtflf mr
frllyw«otttzow. Should ft w your plw»Qni to ilnt
uSft&SL'U 70ur
mh MILU l. GODWIN.
To Mr Fillow Citizihs or tbi Citt
Hichksto—After adrlaliiK with mr frienda and
• t the reijut st of aoneof O»eV I ® T V}f a
candidate for tha ofltce of COMM laPfiON Hit nv
tHIC KKVKNUB in Monroe Waid, (iuwhich I hara
rertded for twe»ty years,) la (lie place of Mr. Hnnd
lay. who will not be caadidMe. at Ika abc
>»n to he held on tha 27th d«ty of Mar next. I bare
served y« m a polke ofßiier for the last ■even tear*,
arid shonl bepleaaad to receive your support for the
6 wonuu
fe J.i—dtde
t&L. To TUB VoTBBfl Of TBI CITT OF
Richmond.—The pre*»nt ineumbut, Mr Wnijl'r.
ieclining rtvetvtion f,.r the office ofCOMMISSION
RK OF' Tlpfc REVENUE for Monroe Ward There
by announce myself a candidate for the saM «Ace,
n't respectfully soiiuit yonr vote*, and Bisdse niy
•elf to the faithful dlwharge of the dutlee of the
office, should it be your pleasure to elect me.
mh 2—2 m PRfcSTON M UVAMLMB.
tor To TBI Votbhs or TBI Cm or
Hk'iiaoMi —I respectfully announce myoetf • can
didate lor COMMISSIONER G» THB REVENUE,
for >lonr«»e Wwd, the prevent incurntH*nt declining
a »W»|nn J KBBU WHKKnY.
mh l»—tde*
19" At THK RKQCBBT of mtDJ of B>J
M'n.w citi/.'-ns, 1 respectfully annonace myself a
candidate tor i he offloeof COM MISSION KR nr THK
HKV KMTK for Mouroe Ward, and will pledge my
self to discharge faithfully the duties of ttve office, if
elected. mh 16—tde JOHN t. BTAGG.
CLERK OK CIRCUIT COURT.
To TIIB VOTRBB 0» THI CITT OF
Ki> HHu.W-Fr.Lt.ow ClTiriHe:—l am bafanynM
a candidate for re-election to the office of CuHMK
of the Circuit Court of the City of Hlchmoml, in
which you were kind enough to place me nearly
six tears since, and the duties of which I have, to
the best of ipy ability, endeavored to con
scientiously aud impartially.
tub 17-dtd EUSTACE ROBINSON.
J®" To thk Votbes o» tbb City op
Richmond.—l am a candidate for the office of CLBHR
OF THK CIHCUIT COURT of the City of Richmond,
aud respectfully solicit yonr support.
uih W-ts __ a JAM KB JtIiLRTT.
CITY COLLECTOR.
*ar I am % candidate for re-election to
the „mce of CITY COLLECTOR.
mh lb—td JUHUB A. HOMON.
CITY SERGEANT.
m- City Seeobaht.—l respect fully
announce myself a candidate for re-election to the
office of CITY SKRGKANT.
mh 16—td THOMAB U. DUDLRY.
GAUOER.
OArot*—To tbi Yotbbs
fir Kiuhhonb.—Fellow-Cithiensl am a candidate
tor the otii . e of LiITY OA UO KR, and shall be pleased
to receive your votes in April next.
mh I.l—(ltdt* SAMPSON JONRS.
c a ptainT>F nTgu t~wa rc h .
j®*To the Voters of thb City or
ItiPHMOKD.—I most respectfully oiler myself a can
didal.- for re-el< ction orOAPTAIN Of TH KNIGHT
POLICE. mh a>—dtde* A. WILKINSON.
11 It JII CONST ARLE.
To tub Citizbns or Richmobd.—l here
by announce myself as a candidate for election to
the office of HIGH CONSTABLE, of the city of
Richmond,and respectfully solicit yonr votea.
tub In—tde* WM L MONTAGUK.
High Constable. —I respectfully an
noutce iuys< lf as a candidate for re-election U> the
office of HIGH CONSTABLE.
mU is—tde ®®^kRR.
GRAIN MEASURER.
Measures.—To the voters
of the city of Richmond: I respectfully announce
myself a candidate for the above office
tub is—tde* EDWIN DEWS.
Notice.— By the solicitation of
my uumerous l> tends aud fellow-sitiaaM, I declare
myself a candidate tor tlie office of GRAIN MEA
.«URKK. Should it 1* yo r pleasure to elect me,
the duties of the said office shall be faithfaliy per
formed.
mh \S —lm* B. F. LIPBCOMB.
SUPERINTENDENT OE GAD WORKS.
undersigned is a candidate
for re-elecliou to tlie office of SUPERINTENDENT
OF THr. Ci'l'Y GAS WORKS, and respectfully to
llci.a the v<>tes of hia feiljvr-citiieus.
nib id—tde TUOS H WYNNE.
At the request of many friends, I an
nounce myaelf a candidate for the SUPBRIN
iMNGBNTOr THR GAS WORKS.
mh i»—dtd* 1). HAOBRTY.
WOF To THB V OTKBH OP RICBMOBD —I
offer myself as a candidate for the office of BUFRR
INThNDKNT 0* IHR GAS WORKS.
mh 12 —tde* ERASMUS POWKLL.
COUNTY or H&NMICO.
CI.KKK OC OoONrt COURT.
M&" To TBB VOTEBS Of HbRRICO CoVN
rr.—l resp«»ctfully announce myaelf a candidate
.or re-elM;lkiu to the office of CLEKK OK Half HI
-00 (JoUNTY COURT, at the election in Mar next,
mh 2-ta WI I.LI Aat FOLK £57
I am » oandidatafor ili« CLI&K
•HIP oi Ileorico County Court.
te l¥—lm* JNO P HARRISON.
To tbc Votkbs or HbnriooCoca- .
r «r-l respectfully announce rajseir a Candidate tor
'.he office of Omit of Uenrico Count* Court at the
leciiuu in Maj next. T£MVLJI AUJITT.
fe IJ-tde
ftaf* Clerkship or thCiroci* Cocrt
r lU.HKico —At the rsqusat «f many oI mt frisnds,
1 Jimuouice myself a randidaiefor the office of
ef.KKK i>¥ Til fe CIRCUIT OuURT Of HWltflOU
Bit. *-dtdc* _ JoUNMuM «A*M.
SHEKIff.
To tii Votiu or Hbbrico
otj.ttr.—l take this method oi BMoaucfi* mjmil
i candidate frr the i»beri«tftjr of H«arkoc#aa(y,«*
-h-election in Mar wit. and If elected I nmuh to
tetnte bH .of my tW •• 4toehßr«
its duties as tba tow direct*. I wUi Uj m4m the
your, of the county lietore the day
io the meantime I refer all »»ch a* w "h to ascer
tain m) iitn**s fc* lie offie* to my and
to Join. M. Uregory, k*«j. Jiha B- Voung, Jteq, aad
t the Junicea of aenrico county.
)B at-dtda ft** OA*™*-
fST To mt Fbllow-Citimm or th»
Ooow or HMBieo.—J am a candidate for th» 8H»
ai/IAMY of the County ol Henrtay and
Ml, ScR yvnr «»dStk
Richmond. 17th Dec-MM. ■*>
ML B«KnrrALTT or mi
smse *" R£?smmef
de IV-dtde
-c.mi.ifliM.mr
Igar To THK Vot«m or T»i CocOTT or
gmr.'r. I-TT ■
per DfctrWof ihecoonlr. sM mftWl aolleji
"K i£3# JOOMjW BWTO*.
war i ax a ca»w»at» *•*
K«SSW«» K3t"C
PAMIML ■ OAJtPMR.
THB V»TIM or HbSRICO 0»w
--f»* r* r T "V'
BZz'&F"'' 1 '
mb *-lm __
is OOMSTAMJOL *
Toth« Vcw» or 1»T Dimtier «r
flmio' Ccrrrr -A» »h» hIIiUbMw *_m»7
BX,K. «t th« trt.P»aWM..*»*J wa»eg«TUßj aoiidt
''»h7'-Lu' joa»»xorltt.
1 mr ftticr-Ci-mMi —i mi §
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