The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-10

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dem than that her sons have placed upon her
brow.
DEMOCRATIC MEkrINa.-A crowded and most
enthusiastic meeting Of the Democratic Association
of the city of Richmond was held in the African
Church, last evening. At half past so'clock DR..
VIM. A. Patterson. President and John A. Lynch,
Secretary of the Association, took the platform
After few appropriate remarks from the Presi-
dent, Mr. r. Scott Jr, presented resolutions per-
tanning to thorough organization of the Associa-
ton, which were adopted unanimously. We have
been obliged tc omit them to-day. A large number
of ladies acre arrived and took possession OF the
front seats irrsdiatiug the entire meeting with the
refugent light of their beauty.
r. G. Scott, ESQ.,, then moved the appointment OF
a committee of three to wait upon Senator Doug
las, then in Richmond, and invite him to address
the meeting. The committee, composed OF Messrs.
Scott. Butler and Haskins, then retired and soon
returned with the Hon Mr.. Douglas, whose appear
ance was greeted with loud cheers. Mr.. d. after
being appropriately introduced to the Assoclation'
addressed the members at length In behaiI oi the
Democratic nominees and principles Our report
or was compelled to leave ere the conclusion OF
his address.
ARa1yEp-A Boston police officer and the ex
press messenger sent from this city, officer True.
heart arrived yesterday evening in the Mort bern
train of cars, bringing with them Abraham w. Rand
bro her of O. Fl. Rand whose inal examination
takes place before the Mayor this morning. A. w.
Rand was brought on upon the requisition OF the
Governor of this State. He was discharged from
the custody of the civil authorities of Boston, after
due examination, on Saturday last
HANDSOMELY DoNE-The Richmond Light Ora
goons, came in from Manchester on the 4th, in
cloud nf dust, the effect of which marred all the
refreshrnent derived from the good cheer they
had been enjoying with their Chesterfield breth rem
in arms Our friend Smith, of the American,
was struck with compassion, when he saw their
plight He invited them to dismount and carrying
them in, babe them cali for every thing they wish
ed. They were not slow in "obeying orders" SO we
hear. Very neat; wasn't itl
AssAULT.-For several months past Hezekiah
John son, of Manchester, has been charging gen.
tleman named VIM. II. Cook, formerly in his EN-.
ploy, with stealing pistol, some money, watch
and books and papers, from him Johnson) and has
threatened to get out warrant for the arrest OF
Cook. On Monday last, Cook met Johnson ON
Mayo's Bridge, and after accusing him OF ing
reports injurious to his character, turned in and
gave Johnson a sound tnrashing Yesterday the
case came up before the Mayor, and Cook was
bound over in the sum of $500 to keep the peace.
REPORTED Officer C. White reported very
dangerous nuisance to the Mayor ON yesterday, in
the shape of disease breeding celars-located on
9th street, near the New Notwithstanding to Geo.
Taylor, Esq. Mr.; G. Toler, Mr.. It's agent, sppear
ed in cou.t and stated that he would have the Of
fensive local ties closed up with earth Immediately
Officer White deserves the thanks of the commu-
nifty residing in conguity to these places reported,
for his promptness in endeavoring to secure the
abatement of the filthy nuisance 1t is only by the
of the year, the condition oftne streets and dwell
lings generally, that our city can be preserved
from malignant and deadly diseases
FINED.-.oel Robinson was tne!, on yesterday,
$40 and for selling quantity of apples in the
LIST Market, on the Sd July, that he had purchased
in tae m .rket OF the same day In default OF pay
ment OF fine he was required to give security. Re-
ported by Superintendent Diddop
AssAULT-Tne continued case of Ann and Fran
ces Talbot, charged with throwing wood and stones
at a Mrs Mary Rowen, into the house which she
occupied, on Monday last, came up in due order
before the Mayor yesterday. The evidence proved
that the difficulty grew out of some improper Ian.
guage used by Mrs. R., respecting the Misses Tai
bots father. They were bound over in the sum
of 500 each to keep the peace. The affair occur
red on Byrd street, between 9th and 7th st.
NUIsANcE.-We call the attention of the proper
authorities to the encloaed square of Shiny mud and
reeking carrion enclosed, digniied We believe with
the name of DOCK the loot of 18th street, by
Mayo's Bridge. The effiuvia waited from this spot
at night is decidedly choleratic We understand
that this plague spot is the property Of the James
hiNcT anu hdahWuh Naudl Soiupduy AuciC
certainly be all outet made to the fresh water re-
gion.
EDIBLEs.-This morning, some of the richest
and most tempting turtle soup of the season will be
served up by Allen, of the Arbour," Thompson,
of" Our House" and Barlow, of the "Alham brs."
trial also of saiths beef soup snacks, under Odd
Fellows Hail. will not be forgotten easily.
NEW BooKsToRE-Mr. L Warrock, as will be
seen by retereace to his advertisement has opened
bookstore on Main street, opposite the American
Hotel He will connect wit it the sale of Station.
cry and Newspapers. Mr.. w. has entered into
the business with the determination to succeed if
| success can be commanded by perseverance, and
good conduct His store is very pretty one, and