The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-24

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or me other were constantly snr..hs..sns 49,. -
requiring the utmost yigilance ana ses;.;s..' a,
the part ofour worthy Mayor, =. j. No.. ~
Esq, and our citizens. 1'ss' - = - e
Tompson confessed 10 havius nl....s 8 !.
/ connection with Philips, the robbery e - !.
house Of Beschor q Co., which was IS bsvs
been attempted this week. They had prev;3.
ed the Instruments, and poisoned TIE dogs IS.
longing 10 the house. He had been under
| sentence OF death ia the States; had been +, 4
State prison, and had been whipped and bran.
ded. Clifford is notorious on the Alississippi
for bis numerous r0bberiee, and has confessed
to q recent highway robbery NJ Panama. The
clenency of the City Council ID his case is
rather objectionable. He is young man of
prepossessing appearance, well educated and
| respectfully connected. His friends reside at
Charlestown, Mass. Powers is. according 10
the testimony Of e other Williams, innocent Of
me robbery here, bat was aware Of tscontem-
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w. f. Boone. ESQ., late u. 8. Consul at
San Juan del Sur, is located here az Com.
mercial Agent Of the United States. have
been informed that Commander Feade, Of HI.
b. NJ. brig Express, who fred into the Prone.
| theus ia November last, has been dismissed
| the service. @
June 7th.-Broky Jack was caught yester-
| day, after having subsisted for ten days in the
woods, sleeping on board.a wreck during the
nights.
| The news from this country is of very little
interest. We give few items.
| FROM THK MINES.
II is said that Gen. Hitchcock will imme.
| diately dispatch a company of u. s. troopa
TO the scene of the recent indian disturbances
in Trinity Co. Another Company will 90 by
water to the mouth of the klamath, and ope.
rate in that section. 1t is the opinion that
this force, with what auxiliary aid circumstan-
ces may suggest, will suffice to restore peace.
& The Shasta Courier says the Indians on
Churn Greek, about eight miles from this place
on the east side Of the Sacramento river, are
becoming very troublesome. They have sto-
! len q great many mules, and are constantly
/ watching Tor opportunities 10 take human life
/ A few days since Henry WeIden was pursued
for several miles by band Of these Indians,
and narrowly escaped with his life. In conse-
quence OF these outrages company of miners
has been formed in that vicinity and provisions
ed at this place, for the purpose of driving the
Indians TO a safer distance, or exterminating
them. The Company is well equipped and
will be able to do efficient service in the noun
tains.
The prize fight between Jack Stratman and
Jack Shute, came off al the Ampiiheatre on
Sunday last. The combat lasted through 81
rounds. The judges declared that Stratman
had the advantage of the fight in IS rounds,
and Shute in 10 rounds.
T. gsl BOUNDARY COMMISSION.
Advices from San Diego inform US that the
recall of Mr.. Gray is based upon an official
disagreement between that gentleman and the
Commission, in regard to the boundary line in
the neighborhood Of the intersection OF the
Rio Grande, and the southern line of New
Mexico. Col. Graham, who coincided with
Mr.. Gray, has also been recalled. The latter
gentleman, we believe, adheres to his own line,
and as he is the Surveyor duly commissioned
by the President, and confirmed by the Senate,
| we are not aware how the difficulty can be
overcome. The history of the survey, and
the arguments for and against Mr. Gray g line
| will be called for by Congress,l and then the
matter will be laid before the public.
simultaneously with the recall Of Mr.. Gray,
Mr.. Weller has demanded copies Of all charges
on file against himself and other members Of
1.-THE Boundary Commission. This will afford
that gentleman an opportunity Of vindicaiing /
/ himself from the accusations made against
4 him on the floor Of the Senate by Mr.. Ewing,
/ and as he enters into this investigation with
a great deal OF feeling, we may expect much
4 spiciness in the debate. We believe there is
/ nor at present single person on the Boundary
Commission who was originally appointed to
i -Iit-except perhaps Col. Emory, who it's said
has been ordered TO rejoin u as Astronomer.
II Ii is much to be regretted that the retenusn
OF such posts as these should depend on the
complexion of a mans politics-wbIle the
i commissions Of several Of the officers on one
side have been revoked, the Mexican Lommis.
I sion has lost some OF its most valuable men-
i hers by DEATH General Conde the Commlsss
/ sioner. most excellent and accomplished
i gentleman died ofihe same disease fhat nao
| almost stricken down Mr.. Bartlett, ana Coi,
/ Carasco, ayery gallant officer 70 conmana o.
| the escort, died some where in Sonora. mol.
| withdrawing some slight altercations and
chickering's which have prevailed among the
i members on both sides since the c6anmenc-
/ mcnf Of their operations, the resulfss OF stper
| Iabors hitherto is satisfactory San Francss i
co Herald, May Is. q q
| The Supreme Court OF the State Of Maine,
as we learn from the Boston Posi-, has decided
that The Liquor Law cannot prevent thetrans-
port II liquors from town to town 10 the State
or through the State; and that liquosis prop
erfy. and any provision in the law 70 the con.
nary, il q violation Of the Constitution and
void Accordingly claims for damages may
be instituted ia all cases where liquors have
been seized and destroyed ~ tTansstn.
Ninety thousand dollars, il is announced IN
The official organ Of "a. kossuth is the sum to-
tal Of that distinguished gsnilemans ievy IN
this country, since his arrival here 10 Sepiem-
her last. This is very haudsoshe snm,-ine
President ofthe Unlsed Stsses gsss z s,aaIy o
onIy $4,000 4 year: kossuth has raised neaIEy
fuur times that amonns 10 the space Of nine
months.
The largest clipper ship ever built, the ASqy-
.,e;g i 81 the Seas, oi 9520 ions bnrttien, sail
ed rom Boston on Saturday for New Yofk,
J. hare she viii load for san Fsancisco.