The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-27

1EaAAE EMIGRAxrs'r MARRsAsrsA BRx-
Als.-Hr' Locke, Of Ihs Savannah RepubIi-
ean,'n letter from Bremen, says
me Consul here drives considerable
u'n U.s'a.ss g me marrying line. % the day Of
grants about 10 sail for Amer,ca' rns i.s.
OF New York and Bremen rpau;re ,hsss n,...
riages by the Consul. There. nnma.-;.a ..a. -.
men with children, or expeeting a have ,ss..
cannot land without giving heavy bonds -
Here, the laws do not allow them 10 ee, ma
ried by a clergyman unless they have Dronss,,
enough TO eur por, family. Hence. the da,y
| the Consul to be married, four f5fths have been
living together before, and have nice li,iie
families already
A Singular DIscovERY.-A Ships Bell,
| weighing 3S7 pounds, dated 1885, aud large
| copper boiler, has been recently carried 10
Grand Cay, Turks Island, by some wrecking
vessels. They obtained them from the wreck
| ola very large vessel, evidently ship Of war,
which they had discovered at Silver Cay Bank,
| in FIVE falhoms OF winter. The wreck is sup
posed to be that OF H. III. ship Wols lost solne-
where in that neighborhood in lz6R, being one
of Admirable Poeoeke's feet.
| A letter from Tarversyiile, Twiggs County
Ga.publishedin in the Augusta Consiitutionalisr,
states most brutal murder was perpetrated on
the 9th inst, in Houston county, by q man
named Glider, upon an lfishman by the name
OF james Simpson. A few angry words had
passed between them, but tne quarrel was
seeming iy ended. Simpson had taken bis seat
upon a bench. and several minutes had clap.
sed, when Glider, drawing pistol, shot the
unfortunate young man through the head,
blowing out his brains and killing him imme-
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| offered tor Gilder's apprehension.
koBBERY.-We are informed BY Bedford
| gentleman that night or two since, the Bell
| Tavern IN Liberty, was entered by some bur.
| glars and some 1--WE SIX hundred dollars ta-
Ken from the house, belonging to different per-
sons soJourning there. Among those that lost
| their money, were Mr.. John Goode, IT,, and
| gentleman from Richmond named Johnson -
Perhaps some OF Pogue's disciples are on
another tour through this part of the country
l-Lynchburg Express.
| ADJOURNMENT OF CoNGREss.-rhe ioint
resolution which some time ago passed the
House of Representatives fixing day for the
adjournment of Congress, was taken Up in the
Senate, and amended SO as 10 fix the thirty first
OF the next month Tor bringing to close the
present Session OF ofCungress. The Resolution
being returned TO the House OF Representa-
lives for concurrence IN the amendment, is still
before that body. Ii is understood, the Ma.
tIonal lnteliigencer states, that the precise day
will be changed by the House to the Both Of
August, which W i'll fall on Monday, Eve weeks
hence.
kossUTH's FAMILY IN NEW YoRK.-Kos-
su.h's sister MADAME Zsulaw szky, her hus-
band, and children, arrived in New York
from Europe some five or six days since, and,
the Herald says, comfortably provided
for, kossutb having inade provision for them
before sailing Tor Europe. Besides having
purchased and stocked farm of land for them
in one OF the Western Stutes, he lett with the
mayor of the city, thousand dollars for the
purpose OF enabling them 10 travel out to il,
and commence life in this country indepen-
denlly.
ADREADFUL MURDER IN ANDERSON Town.
sHIP-ARREsT OF THE MURDERXR.-We learn
from the Cincinnati Times, that great excite
ment existed in that county, on the afternoon
Of the 18th inst. owing to the wilful murder
Of Mr.. John Moore, by John Lowry. The
particulars, as fur as they can learn, are as
follows:
Moore and Lowry have been engaged as
partners in the manufacture of charcoal for |
some time. Lowry lived in the family OF
Moore, and for some time the latter had sus. |
pccted the former of II corrupt intimacy with |
his fMooIe's wfe) He accused him Of il few |
days since. and from that time, personal en- |
counter between them has been expected
Yesterday afternoon, our informant states,
Moore was sitting in his house, when Lowry |
approached him, end said-"John, am going
to Kill you." Moore replied, don't do that,
for | want to live as long as car" at the
same time running for an axe III one corner OF
the room. Lowry instantly pulled out pistol
and fred at Moore. Two slugs from the
pistol entered Moore's heud, killing him in-
slan,ly. i
Lowry Immediately left the house, and fed
towards Ciermont county. He was pursued
aud arrested in that county by constable VIM.
Hail. He was taken back to Anderson town.
ship for examination before a Magistrate, but
the excitement became so great that constable
Hall thoug ht it advisable to bring him to this
civ. He chilled 10 his aid strong guard Of
citizens, and il was only by the greatest ex-
ertions that they prevented the excited crowd
from lynching the prisoner on the spot where
the murder was committed. Lowry was
placed in the watch-house last night, and
this morning committed TO Jail to await
hearing.
A SERPENT In A RAILwAY.-Recentiy.t to- |
wards, evening, the travellers Journeying to
Paris by the train from Havre, were greatly |
terrified by an extraordinary incident. The |
train carried collection of wild beasts which |
were destined to appear ut the Hippodrome, in |
arepresentation of piece called the "Christian
Mar,yr." The animals were under the charge |
OF ri. Herbert, friend of Gerard, the lion /
tanner. The collection was accompanied BY |
boa constructor, IL feet in length. which was |
intended as present to the ditector Of the
Hippodrone. The serpent was contained 10 |
box suspended under the van which held the |
beasis. WheineT the bux was too small or the /
animal too large, may be doubted; but the
serpent was lissaiisiied, and breaking one oi
The sides Of its prison. wound its way 10 the |
,o, of the train, and amused itself by passing |
frun one carriage TO another. When il had |
urouenaded 10 this manner unperceiyed for |
nobody knows how long, il announced It's
r~x..ence h1. ihfusting iis heud up close 70 the