The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-16

men feminiety. May God put of the evil day,
when the only means Of Distinguishing the sex
ID bv the organs Of - when such
an hermsphrodite character will mark both
sexes, that In case Of accident, the only way
to determine the sex is by an anatomical exami-
nation. Most terrible confusion and upr0ar,
Kisses of q shame" and scene beggaring de.
The President said he had SO outraged the
convention that he could not be allowed to
speak any more.
Rev. MIR. Hateh-I have only three lines
Shouts OF Is Have DONE" .You ought to
have done long ago. "Get OUT" "lnde
cent" Some of the women hanging their
heads with shame, some looking fierce indig-
nation. and their pencils moving rapidly, taking
notes for reply.
One old gentleman said-I thought it was
minister Of the gospel who was TO speak, and
not rowdy.
Mr.. Crandall-Indecent puppy.
Miss Susan B. Anthony rose, and drawing
herself up to The height of her dignity, pale
and trembling with excitement, said amid pro.
found silence-If | am rightly informed, this
individual is one of that class of ministers who
can neither build up church nor keep one
man wao wants TO dupe the women of this
city by obtaining subscriptions from them
who wants, perhaps, to go to the Fejee Islands.
From what Miss Stanton told me, have no
doubt ne IS the very person referred TO IN her
letter.
Rev. MIR. Hatch-I should like to hear the
proof sustaining this accusation. 1t is not six
months since concluded my studies. l have
only three lines more to add. [Cries Of mo
no"1
President-You cannot be allowed to say
any more.
Here the reverend gentleman retired coolly
and deliberately. amidst a storm of Kisses and
tremendous excitment.
THE MAILs.-There is q screw loose some
where. Yesterday morning we received no
papers by mail south of Wilmington or north
of Baltimore. 1t frequently happens that we
are without our New Orleans papers for sew
eral days in succession. Our northern ex'
changes, due the day after they are printed
are sometimes a week on the way, during
which period they probably take a flying trip
TO Charleston or points beyond. The conse-
quence of all this is, that our news arrange
ments are knocked into a cooked hat, and the
numerous readers of the Dispatch deprived of
what is rightfully theirs. 1t is grievance.
and ought to be remedied. Where the fault
lies. we cannot say; that it lies somewhere,
there is not the shadow of a doubt.
SOUTHERN RIGHTS CoNvENTIoN.-Eigh
counties were represented in the Southern
Rights Convention at Montgomery, by s'xty>
two delegates. A letter was read from Gen.
Quitman, in favor of nominating another cam
didate for the Presidency, but adding that he
did not wish the nomination himself. The
letter was referred to a special committee
Geo. Nj. Troupe, of Georgia, was nominated
for President, and Gen. J. Quitman of Miss,
for Vice President.
MADAME SoNTAG.-The serenade to MAJ
dame Sontag in New York, on Monday night,
An immense concourse ofpeople was attracted
to the spot, and, as might have been expected,
some rowdysm was manifested. An address
was delivered to Madame Sontag, to which
she ma de an appropriate response.
Other accounts state that the affair was
complete failure, and ended in a general
row.
ANOTHER MUSICAL CELEBRITY.-Among
the passengers by the Humboldt, is Mademoi-
selle Camille Urso, the celebrated Partisan
yet in her eleventh year. This re
markable child artist is accompanied by four
artists of the French capital. At
the solicitation of all the passengers, Made
moiselle Camille gave, during the passage,
concert, which has produced for the benefit of
the crew Of the noble steamer, handsome
sum, to which she herself has contributed her
mite with gold piece.
ATTEMPT To MURDER.-A runaway slave,
belonging to Mrs. Steptoe, has been commit
ted to Jail at Charlestown, in this State, charg-
ed with an attempt 10 murder Mr.. H. Anderson,
a respectable farmer in that vicinity. Mr..
Anderson was very severely cut on the head,
and had he not given the alarm and the white
men in his employ Immediately come to his
relief, he must certainly have been murdered.
HALE's ACcEPTANcE.-Mr. Hale writes to
his friend, Gen. Wilson. accepting the nomina
ton for Presidency of the Free Soil party -
He says in reference to the great leading poll
teal questions propounded to him, that he has
no answer to make.
- In Baltimore, on Sunday night last, a
little girl about three years of age, the daugh-
ter of Mr.. J. Hughes, while with little sis
ter, about three months old. took an old can
dlestick and beating il over the head, SO mi ured
it as to cause its death.
kIDNAPPING.-A correspondent of the Pc
tersburg Express, writing from Norfolk, Aug.
18th, says
negro was kidnapped this morning from
the British schooner Midway, in Hampton
Roads, by Charles Brown, master of schooner
Alexander, of Baltimore. The negro was sold
in this city. Brown has been arrested, and is
now confined in Jail.
SUICiDE.-A letter received from Pensaco-
la announces that Surgeon Daniel C. Mcleod,
n 10 L hoI