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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-25
THE DAILY DISPATCH.

Nr,prRs IN BALrIMoRE.-ln the Balti-
~~. Patriot of Friday evening we find re
e.rard two murders, committed in open day 10
hat city:
4 mos, wanton and unprovoked murder
WAS committed about 5 o'clock yesterday af-
,rypoon. on William Hutchinson, captain and
~Ar, owner of the schooner Harmonic, OF
fongo,easue, (Va1 lying az Light street
wharf. Several lads bad been stealing FROM
various boats at The wharf, and two OF them
Ae,ne detected on the Harmonic were ordered
sG by Hutchinson. One OF them named
'Th,utas Donnellv. about Is years OF age, adj
vnpc ed towards the captain, and applying IL
Asm an. opprobrious epilhet, remarked that he
Vas man enough for him, and immediately
made how at him, striking him in the left
breast. The Captain OH piacing his hand t.
hss breast found ghat he was stabbed, and sat
Down, and ID / or 5 minutes expired. Donnel-
ly was promptly arrested by Mr.. Charles
Plerce with the bloody knife in his hand, and
~nh the assistance of other citizens taken
- the middle district police Office where Jus
tsce T. mp committed him to Jail for Il further
sxsmlpalion. The deceased was u young man
sbnut q years of age, and, together with bis
Asthc" and two brothers, who were with him,
9woed the vessel.
Donnelly was committed 10 Jail, 10 answer
tbe charge Of wilful murder.
We have TO record another shocking mur
der, which was committed about O'Clock to-
day IN the person Of George Zmmerm =,
Keeper of public house IN Holiday street,
Bear Bal imore street, and well known on The
pol:ce records. The particulars, so far as we
eenid learn Them are as follows: Gunner
1xu, IN company with some others, went 10
Se corner of North and Fayetle sts., usually
eecuped as hack stand,) and there entered
InIo AN alteration with a hackman named
Hugh Sudden or Sloan, with whom they had
eoHfe previous difficulty. Both parties drew
pistols, hut before they had an opportunity to
use Them, Sloan was disarmed, when an as
snull was made upon him, and he retreated
down North street, followed by Zimmerman
and a large crowd OF persons. His brother.
Edward Su,lden or Sloan, who was standing
ea North str, Ell with his hack, seeing his
brother set upon by the crowd, jumped from
his box, and placing himself between the
xsowd and his re,reatlng brother, drew knife
an0 II ide several blows at those Of the assai-
aBis nearett to him. One of these took ef-
Feet on Zimmerman, entering the heart and
esusing speedy death; another took effect on d
Ensn named Robert Muckleby-entering his
right lung aud placing his life ip immiuenI
jeopardy. Edward Sudden was arrested
and committed to jail to await further hear
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GoyERSoR OF VEaM0NT.-Erastus FAN
bank, the wing candidate for Governor {
Vermont having lacked 80 votes of a cles
AsionIy at the late election, he was chose
BY lhe legislature on Saturday last. Hon
". c. Kiuredge, wing, was chosen Ii. Cove
nor, at the same time.
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FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE--On Tuesda,
pjghl the dwelling of Mr.. Taylor, at Alton, h
H., was destroyed by fire. Mrs. I. and he
sb,ee children persisted in the flames. Nj
Taylor was absent.
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Hg The Petersburg Express states tina
the Democratic mass meeting in that CITY wal
ssrgely attended. Several disting ushed spea
kefs were present.
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Schr Lake, cid at New York for this port ODD
Schr John Wilson, Parker. Fredericksburg, ARD
az NevW York 23d.
Schr Magnet, Wood, hence, ARID at Halifax, N S
18th.
Big Tarantine, Wyman, sid from Lubec, Me-, 20,
this port l7th.
Schr Rainbow, Rogers, cid at Boston for this por
y sehr Mary, ForresL. cid at do. came day.
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';iOCBisANs MACHINE FOR CRUSH
~ ING GELD OkE.-Re Gently patented In this
,couutry and EurDpe.-These Machines, By their
simplicity If construction, their durability, the uu-
doubted principles upon which they operate their
Effective operation and result, justly entitled
slhe consideration Of all parties engaged in Crush.
bag, Grinding, and PulFeglsing Gold Ore, and al
,ther ores OF mineral substances They work ana
ade-iver wet OF dIy may be required, and be
worked by steam, water, or horse power and when
pull !erslng gold bearing ore or quartz particularly
when mucn suiphurate of Iron is found with the
re. The perfect manner in " iCh ali the material
passing thrOug the machine is GRADUATED, keepL
ethe gold pc teCty bright, tom Is 10 30 per cen.
more gold IS produced than by any other process,
aknown Machines, with the right to them
acep be OF puls ersing to fine powder 500 pounds
sDtr hour sold at 5 .0U0-those pulverisng on.
ion per hour at So 5UO-and those pulvel!sing two
ions per hour at $aUO0 delivered in hew YORK
Is71o miners who are nor prepared to purchase
s;.h machines will be furnished, and rented ou the
ft0.lowIng terms, viz:
i machine to pulverise 1000 pounds per hour
Z S3OO-,per yea:
y d" one ton g 500
Z" tT'o tons S15G
& competent person viii be provided 20 erect the
!; maChine, al the Expense of the lessee
Machines at work in New York, and at tht
4 Ie!Iureum Gold mine If Commodore Stockton
sFiuvanna Count, Va.
Application may De MADE 20 William Beasey
4tsG Danieisyllie, Spotsyivana County, Va, I,
sNr John u Beasiey, agent OF Commodore stock
! Hons niars, BowlesyIIl :, tluvanna Co, Va.
j For further particulars address
L. d J. BUSSING g. CO.,
&C l2--1m 30 Gift street, :.
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no TIE LADiEs.-Mrs SWORDS most re
Z specially intoIms her .trieId DIS and customer
that he will vpen the Fall ans Winter ashton. il
Millinery, on Saturday next, 23d Oct, 1852 In
stead Of Thursday, 2Ist, as before announced
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itSSENCE OF COFFEE.-A sap-r at l2s
- cents serves lbs OF best Coffee This article
is highly approved by those who have tried it;
sold hy BENNETT d BEERS,
i - Druygists
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DOGGETT e. ANDERSON.
UPHOLoTEREkS AND PAPER HANGERS
is GDySrkAr Street

Ii AVE in store their taI stock OF French al.
Ill American TAPER HANGISGS Of every quality
sud style, purchased from the factories ia tnis
2country and France. tnaay Of thea very rich and
Elegant Also, very complete sogtment If cur
4.ain goods, cornices, gimps, tss.es osr!s tsua.
window shades. in krea. vsrleiy, " no0w oinds
scurian paper, buff HOLLAND for shades, "a superi
sstock Of floor Oil cloths, MATING, ed ia,
and shuck matt esses feather beds be lslers snd
5piiiows, Of the best quality. with nany other sr;i
Ecles, In our line, all OF which will ee cod on fal
terms, and Paper Hanging AMI Uphoi.terng dbu,
Tin town or country, at the shortest notice and y
the best wofkmen. &c iB-.fa
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\. w. NELSUN 81 co.

IA n. W. NELSu> 81 CO..
"A MERCHANT TAILORS
I& Broad St o. p0site r & f r. r Bsgo,
Have received their Fall and WiE,ey
Goods, embracing the latest and most f..hjnrsSIs
astyles They respectfully request call from rbeir
customers and the pubic 4-''
Attention ia also called to their superior assor,
!ment Of ready made clothing, which cannot moss,
sby fail II please both regards style and price
oc 4-3m
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sDRIVATE PRACTICABLE PLUME s.
L CO may be consulted, confdentially, for the
treatment Of the following diseases: Eruptious
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glsndular Swelings, or en-.
agreements, Syphilis, and all morbid discharges,
whether recent or chronic. Also, all those CON.
plants termed female diseases The advertisers
Invite attention 10 their chemical extract OF Wild
FLOWERS which may be regarded IS the very best
article known, 70 give tone and viQor TO certain
abused aud debilitated organs we'll to renovata
system shattered by dissipation OF other cause.
Medicines securely put up, with full directions,
md sent to order. Post paid letters promptly 81.
ended to. Office on Franklin street, below Ex.
change Hotel and hrst door below Trinity church,
lSichinond, Virginia fe
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Respectfully you're,

Asouiscrured byP. P. d. VAL, n D., Eias
sW!liisC q. b., Va to wh0p FL orders .houla oe
iaddrcssed Price 81 : cents and . per oults
Fursale IN Richmond, W., by PURCELL, LA3I
IL co, wholesale agents, and by THuMAS &
l ChkTHY, }. BLAIR, A. EODEkER and WV
sP. LAID; 10 Baltimore, By CANDY T. HATCH;
n Portsmouth, by GARLiCK O. GWATHMEf
ana by Druggists generally au 6-:,ta~ts
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eSAkATOGA Thk.-Anotner supply oi
~ Saratoga Water just received, tor sale by
PURCELL, LADD IL CO,
&C 10 Druggists, 92 Main o.
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PORT OF RiCis.ION 4; &.

ARRIVED,
Steamer Virginia, Teal, Philadelphia.
Schr New York, Wyatt, New York.
SAILED,
Schr Sharon. Thatcher, Boston.
Schr Splendid, Rogers, New YORK.
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EOR sALE, PRIVATELY. lor I'D

EOR SALE, PRIVATELY, lot @.
l. school Desks, and otasr Board .ns Scno.l FL r.
lnisnre also, tue Ra.Fwood Plano, mad. bv
Hunns ard Clark, OF Nes York, ana ia pe..ee, or
Ger FoF sale nj tne residence Of y B. Mino1 u.
Main SIT tei between s. d and Ain streets.
&C GEORGE J SUMNER
"a II LEfSAlN IL tsS New Ia store, a DO
~ ,lrao!e ass1rttannt VI the above, comprisins
kIsr.isses, PsrIouf snd Bed hvnta Alas Be u,
stther with general variety OF Door Mats, 10 b,
nsA at
ocM GiNTER's, i37 Main street
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NCIIUOL BOUAs. sVATiONnliY, < 6.

BLENDERS AND F.RE IRONs.-Brass
a. green with brass mOuldings, broaZed aud Muir
ssse:y Fl nders, suitable for city aud country FIRE
~ lac-s; brass head polished and kitchen Fire Irons
asssorted, i'll prices from so cents TO 81 SO.
\ Also, q good assortment OF polished and brssi
s.head Pokers, for SAFE by
q ccl9 VAN LEW & TAYLOR
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|, HEAnQUARTERs For FASH.

Ia HEADQUARTERS For FASH.
an iONABLE CLOTHING just received the
f4 greatest variety Of Cloths, Cassluleres ard
-~ Vestings, to be found in the city, OF the
latest and approved styles, consisting in pan
French blk Cloths and Cassineres ali qualities
French fancy coo CT this and Cassimeres OF every
sshHde and quality French Beaver Cloths, all quat
Tues; French Hinaisgs Coating Cloth, entirely new
French Petei sham Cloths, French mar1ie aud
sc!Guded Csssimeres, new
Sesfings.-Fgured Si!kszPush and Velvet
10 Iadri!ls silk, Push ard Velvet; Watered Sik,
/ iush and Velvet; Ribbed Six, Plush and Ve.vet
p.sin Plush SIX. Cashmere Fest!ngs, Demssa FIX
FestIngs, black and fancy G:enadine SIX FeshIs'~
sHGu and wnite Greaadine Silk Vestngs, Fa!g
Iestings decidedly rich
Ready blade Clothing of ell knd'tnd q4a
ines VI Ihe We latest styles, sucn as hossuIl OFt
stoats, Esq llmaGx Wrappers, Lamafttne sscEs'
sPaietot trocAs, Albert Top Goats, Hunting Cos~
Fancy GoOds-Fancy Ties and Cravats, C!imY
and tiii Ties, something apron lies, o.aeA
.aad fancy; rch fancy ana BLACK Ssiz acai DO %
rs tn Gloves OF all AlIds, CO.Iars, Su5p'nletH
s>ocks--sik, cotton and merino; Dress shirts, sIA
sSETts, M~riao uirts ana Drawers.
Ia.i and see Ior yourselves. -.,,,.,r,
/ &C l3-ts Corner of Main and Governments.
CHINA FOWLS nave few pair Of Ihs's
g. naagnihcent towls which may oe relied ca |"
I 9eina Of toe pure and unmixed breed. They were
imported by Chas sampson Of West RoAoet.
! he ssachuSetts a gentleman whose fame d pa.
lflt- is e0-extensive with the limits q tue Un!ot
saEG whose character a man VI honor AID tFa'-
j as well known as his skill In breeding poa-tiy
4 VIM. A. Bu TIERS,
1879 Main street, Eagle Square, dicomond
Il ?, S.-.etters addressed as above will De !nlLa@
Sciatey attended To. oc It--E@
3 MORE NEW G0ODs.-THoo X. PEICs
~ u co, hsye just received new styles
~ md - md
Back Velvet Ribbons
q Rich Furniture Prints
Lace Berthes
Bllck Lace Mitts, aud many other articles.
& &C lis
III ERxiNGs,: uERRINGs.-&o hal %
= 4 Family DOE Hernngs
q 80 obis No Halifax Herrirgs
80 10 Mo- do do
Il In store and for sale low bJ A. .. LIE"
!, au iU--,s
go TOBACCO MANUFACTU REAs.-
81 lam prepared tor making, In toe best maaAs
!. Mills and Presses OF every description, osJs'"
4 cited. IA. BALDWIN,
& oee-ilmw4.. No l4s, Main 81, Richno.d
~ OTICE.-Ah persons lndebsed 10 Wa,
81 I SMELL, JOHN A Smell q; co. Or BARN.
r. .sstLi., are requested to MAKE rnme1lste p:
Il zen, TO me. JAMES A. sNELL,
s 81 =7--Gs Administrator OF Wa =. aneL
u ..TANIED-fo gae Osla41o u ye1'
81 ~ Colered Nurse, 4 good eAasacts!
& sf,aa, TAG. hisaest price Will be given. Apply
s. sai8 udiSS.
%TO TOBACCO MANtkAITl ias1AS.
& / The subscriber socits the attention OF io.+
q o Manufacturers ~ his superior Presses ana "
& oi ssery description. hAaA
q Eagle Foundry. Cary below Pearl 'sreel'
- aa 2i--6sa
ID RtaAtlA AMI FANCY fANA~.-ncsea
Il 40 Gag lab, French anu Auiericaa tssey -
SPsa,s, black oeesk,a do, Wool Velvet sad e@s ~
sat ges;s blscz aud fancy slid do large assoiiIe''
n Il NJ 1Ua Ma street.
osi4 KEEN, cHILES BALDWIN
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rs NJ OWasiE.-w > Il Il. DONN4N, No.
| pos alton, sAi American marutactUre--
3u.J dozen Table Enives and forks every Wa
r:e:y
$500 d1zen Pen a Pocket Knives, every vrictyI
100 do RaZ)rs OF Rodgers, WAGE q Butcn
CT, AID 'VOsteUh u!rn's N snuiscture
2Uo dozen Scissors AID Suears, various quail
ties
23o0 pair s,ragh: and fine twisted link Tt ac,.
Chalns
500 dog Pad, Chest, Closet and Till Locks, as
Sorted
100 dozrn stock Locks, assorted sizes
50 % Tim, Knob and 2ortjce LOCKS viii
bfass, White and Mineral KNOBS
21o zen Rowlanss &, Anes and other makes
Spade. and ShOvels
81 d zen Hay anu Manure Forks
$50 do CutIy Corbs OF all qualities
2po do Axes OF Nlrginis'E Collins, Ssn
EuJa's, and others manufacture
lc0 cozcn Hammers aud hatcne;s
100 Coal Ii 5ds. various sizes
? u tenders, Brass, Wi.e, and Pierced Iron
1900 lbs haylors and marshalrs Cast Steel
tqusre round, and ociagon shapes
lGC0 dozen FLEE, embracing every variety aud
slxt II Hand, Cryss-cut, Pin AID Mill Saw
AID Flat bastard
$50 Dou6l@ AMI single Barrel Percussion Ours
pa1t fine quality
500 thousand q y Percu ssion Caps
Together with other ARTICLES k pl Ia he Hardware
shne
Merchants and others visiting Richmond. woalc
,aCd II 10 tUeir interest To give Us call-Nhieh W
irrsp- cIiuiiy solicit sezs
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- LACK LACE Wells, irom 37t 10 o. oU,
ID at ABRAHAM LtsVY'S, Jr,
&C 81 POI Broad street
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iSI IN 'OU.-lie thouSand LiA enc Z, 3
~ l. scCs have been taken at OSBORN'S De-
lguerreau Galleries since the reduction + pric.s.-
And we n with it understood by all that OSBORN
will continue 10 tne Say Light miniatures in
neat tor 81 Remember, thie is the only place
wnera sky Light Miniatures taken for 81. TT
sthose that think one dollar is too cheap for good
Liseness, We would only say, call aud get Like
aness worth or SO. Remember the 2lace.
s OSBORN'S,
a0pa0ste the Barks sign of the krna ricap FIags
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ENXTR& FINE CIGARs.-ae nave IN stor.
II oIe u thc largest .t1css of Fine Cigars Nc
have eve onersd. Amongst them are sOlee ext .
hne Reg aIias oi our oWn Importation.
PURCELL, LAID X CO,
&C 10 Draggi4ts, " Main st
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Cd AVER CoATS.-A lot Of coarse, cnesp Owe
Az Coats, suitable Tor laboriug men + IT sale t1y
q &C % &. HARTWELL u co
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sLTiNil GERMAN COLUGNE.-A lot II IN.
Al genuine Farina Cologne, Of most delicious fra
i rance-doQD!e and single strength. For sale by
oc - kENSErT IL BEERS, DRUGGISTS
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Mex door 20 John n. iorGon Il oceiy store
sp TtsEaen ale sPec'tIis inyiteC u call and IS
snue tht new fB,elt, AID latest liapros I'd DoUul
Ssrr,"t iulr. Jas. r. ct'jv i from England.
Es lot "a, discount IL he nada u Nholt
sale dealers and CuDntfy Merchants
DOM forget that ills No 96, dam street." Rich
n0nd, Va a. =
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.lGBtN EDGGS.-I carton Booin Edges JUS
d - received, containing all widths.
q oc p -. HAkTWELL & co.
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= LACk SILK LACEs, OF all widths. fol
~ ree low al ABRAHAM LEWIS, JR
&C ~ 2ui Broad street.
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Having been to England myself, making al uly
PuI cAa-es direct from The manufacturer for cakh
aad being desIrous q doing large business IN II,
S2n hue, VIII sell as loW as any Northern Import
Or, a. my Cheap Cash Store, No 90 Main street
Richmond Va HENRY LYMAN
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q ~ ilApFlNG PAPE6, LDNDOx mC@-
q ~ IARD AND CHEESE, receiving and for
a ale by
4 ot y EDWIN WORKMAN Il co.
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( .NETIRLG NEW FALt. G03Ds.-W ]
!, Il SWORDS, most respectfully Informs the La
sdlrs OF Richmond and its vicluity mat he is now re
1ce.yns splendid rtment If Dress Goods, a. q
the latest styles s- cted personally ia Neg York
9w,tn the greatest care, IS to have beauty d
sstyIe COMBINE with economy in prices, and SO city
"a call from his ilier DIS with The assurance lha
I s,ses and prices VII! be satisfactory, 8. have
ned ii my particular busuesg to get good article
that VIII Please uly customers, at tie lowest prices
WM J. SWORDS,
&c II % Broad street iron awning Frsre.
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stSE BnLs. NO. 3 IiACkEKtI4, sIls
8 w aau tat, landing this day from Jl!Ia A
II ster. for sale by
"c2l WILLIAMS Il BROTHER
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u UTlCk.-k. X. DUVAL having tnls day Ia
1 Zen his brother J. P. DUVAL, into co ps ri
|nership, the business will in future be conduC ed:
10y x. X. Duval g. Brother, at the old stand
under the American Hotel. We are now receiving
fresh supply OF Drugs, Medicines Paints OILS, a C
&C. ana hope, by strict personal attention, TO uleIi
l. portion OF public patronage. Il. K. DUYAL,
J. ?. DUVAL.
Richmond, July LIST, 1859 jyi
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Birthday Of 81. Patrick.

1t is intimated that the birthday of the patron
Saint of Ireland, will be celebrated with unusual
pomp by the Irish residents of New York and
vicinity this year. We understand that the
Ninth Regiment, the Montgomery Guards, En-
NETT Guards, Irish American Guards, and indeed
all the Irish uniformed troops of New York city
will parade. The Irish companies of ersey City,
Newark, Paterson, Brooklyn, Williamsburgh,
ETC., are confidently expected to attend and take
their places in the line. The civic societies are
also invited, and altogether, we anticipate q
brilliant turn out by the ezpatiarted sons and
voluntary emigrants from the Green Isle of the
seas. The procession will form into line about
ten o'clock. The troops win meet at Bond street,
the right resting on Broadway. Metropolitan
Hall is selected as the palce of rendezvous. A
brief sketch of the life and services of the great
advocate of Christianity in Ireland, may not be
inappropriate on this occasion.
st. Patrick, as he is termed by courtesy, for
he was never canonized, was born of noble pa
rents, in Tours, in the South of France, on the
18th of March, in the year 373 after Christ was
taken prisoner during predatory excursion of
the Irish in the year 3S7, he being then l6 years
of age. On his arrival in Ireland, he was sold
into captivity, as was then usual among all ma
tions, and spent six years in the service of Mcho
Huanan, a petty prince or lord in Dalradia, or as
it is now called, Antrim There existed law
in Ireland somewhat similar to the Mosaic one,
which provided that after the seventh year of
servitude, all captives should be liberated, and
in accordance with this edict ST. Patrick was
liberated in the year S95. 1t is asserted that he
escaped from service, but such is not the fact
he, after his liberation, proceeded in haste to the
sea coast, naturally anxious to return as soon as
possible to his family and country, and applied
for a passage to a captain, who refused to take
him without money. Having returnedto France,
he studied Roman Civil Law for three years,
under the tuition of German, afterwards St.
German. 1t was after this that he began to dis
play tendency towards a religious life, and
having spent much time in travelling, he entered
the priesthood, and in the year AS, was conse-
Grated Bishop of Auxerre, in france. He con-
tinued in this see until the year 1872, when, St.
Palladius dying, he applied for and received the
Irish mission. When st. Patrick landed the
second time in Ireland, he was sixty years of age,
and he continued in his mission until the year
493, when, at the Abbey of Saul, in Antrim, he
died at the advanced age of l20 years. 1t is con-
tended that he died at Glastonbury, in England,
but such is not only improbable but impossible.
His remains were discovered on the landing of
the English in Ireland, and we believe some of
his canonicals were removed The only person
almost, on whom St. Patrick could make no i'm
ression, was his former master.