The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-27
THE LATEST NEWS.
P((nectfor Hr. Webster Day Fired TO,
The Funeral.

poaro~. Oct. 25--The death of Mr.. Web
,.ey - the engrossing topic of conversation
.,,n our community. Embiems of mourning
,.o,,s.n, ~ all override city. The Merchants
Txrbeuce. posi-atiice, and all the public build.
ors. aIr deep!, dtaped,
4 meeting for the purpose OF making suita-
lilo strauseiueuts 10 houor the Ilustrious dead,
Ans held 10 the Exchange this morning Ii was
s,,e,ir.. ~ an immense mass of citizens. BY
,,3ay a.. the Governor, all State offices are
ctn.rs,, aud BUSINESS IN great measure sus
f. has now been settled hat the funeral is to
,.ts n.ste on Friday next, the body Of The de-
ceased ,y,aatu;aE IN state until that time -
Gen. Pre- viii attend the funeral. All poll.
9ss.nu,cmcat, are entirely suspended.
Co>,oEp, \. H., Der. 25-There was a
...r... a..rius held at the State House to-day
-f.hIsa re.olutIous were adopted, euiogistic
81 Va. = ah>tcr and expressive o. deep regret
..tf1r scvgrA loss the country has sustained
b, lis 5rcrase. The Hon. Ira Parkham pre-
sftl ani eloquent addresses were delivered
is Juage Ieylev. Col. Kent, and Hon. Frank
an Pierce. who IN jiteir remarks, paid just
i,...:,c ~ The vnIucs and talents q the lament
/ dead.
NV ORLEANS. OFT. 25.--The death of Dan
lei N.bs.er was announced here yesterday by
Telegraph. and published IN an extra Picayune
Tn, sad intelligence lie II with deep soiro~ up
Iii aiE oui citizens. The bells were loiled, and
dlss suspended at half-masl. Emblens OF
mourning are seen to-day all over the city.
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION Official Fote.-
The pn.Iadelphla Bulletin contains the off
c,ai vote of the recent election in Penusylya
mis-, hich Scots up as follows:
For supreme Judge. Woodward, democrat
IL, 1873 Burlington, whig, l53, 692; Wood
wards m-juity Is al. For Canal Commis
s,oneI, Hopkins, democrat, 7I,l53, Hoffman,
nhtg, I5I, t32 Hopkins majority, 1921.
Tnr tofa! vote of the State. including Free
Soil aud Naive American, is 333 2S2, This
J. a considerably smaller vote thnn any cas-
since las, and oniv little larger than the
Presidential vote of 1914. Hopkins has with
in went, three OF Cass's vote in lS48, while
II ,fi,au falls bchind Taylor's no less than 50,
U~I. The election in November will doubles,
cali ont much heavier vote than that Of The
State election.
OHIo ELEcTIuN.-The Columbus States
man has official and unofficial returns of the
ONO election from oil but two counties, anc
estimating The result in these, the democratic
i ~.
g The Sjaunton Spectator learns the fol
lowing particulars of sad accident that hap
pened to 4 son CT Mr.. VIM. Lilly, If Rocking
ham. last week:
Mr.. l.. was cleaning gun, near which thu
child was standing, aud by some accident, it:
contents were discharged in the forehead, abov:
the eye, causing ghasily wound that exposed
the brain to view. The father did not know
that the gun was loaded. We have since
learned that the child has died from the wound
NORFOLK. Oct. % The brig Marine, o
and for Boston, tom Jacksonville, put in to
day with loss ui sails, &c.
The Br. schr. Peri, from Dominica for Bal
limore, is in Hampton Roads, having OF
Board the crew Of the Br. brig Veruli, Of l.,
yerpool, n. s.. from Wilmington for Trinidad
winch had been abandoned at sea.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 24-There were fourteen
denths from yellow fever for the Is hour