The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-06

~,o.na q, this s,ructure was broken ia New.
York. Sent lst, and the building will % cree.
ted with ill practicable spoed. The plan adop'
ted is Greek Cross, with adoms over the I'M
tersection. Each diameter Of the Cross y
3s5 fee, long and l49 feet broad, and the dome
!. 100 feet high. There will be in this build
Ing III, 600 square feet Of space on the ground
aoor, and G., 900 square feet in the galleries.
II 10 estimated to cost $i95,0O0. The build.
ing is to be entirely of iron and glass.
ARREST OF THE Monk OF La TRApPE ON
A CHARGE OF MuRpER.-We learn from the
Madison (Wis.) Argus, Of the 9th ult., that
Leahey. well known as the "Monk Of La
Trappe," recently murdered Edward J. Man.
ley, at Pnrdeville, Columbia county, in that
State, by shooting. He also shot at Esquire
Morton twice, one shot slightly wounding.-
He was finally arrested, examined and COM
mitted TO Jail to await his trial for murder
The cause Of the murder was jealousy fMan-
ley and his tLeahey'sl wife.
FROM THE GILA.-A letter from member
OF the Mexicn Boundary Commission to the
National Intellgencer gives an interesting
description of the Indians in the Maricopa and
Pimos Villages. 1t says the 'the dress ofthese
Indians is of the most primitive kind. That OF
the gentlemen consists Of necklace and
cloth about the loins; while the ladies are con-
tent with blanket around the waist and pair
of earrings"
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-A fire broke out in
small frame dwelling in Cincinnati a few days
since, flying ember from which aighted
on the Trinity German Catholic) Church:
setting that edfce on FIRE. The spire in falling
commune ated the flames to a fine school house,
which was burnt, together with the parsonage
attached to the church. The loss IS estitnat-
ed at nearly $4,000. partially insured.
The CUSTOM HoUsE.-The Secretary OF the
Treasury has appointed the following gentle
men commissioners to superntend the con-
struction of Custom House in this city,
for which an appropriation OF $IoO,ooo was
made by Congress. Messrs. Conway Robins
SOP, Thos. J. Giles, R. B. Haxall, l.. H. Trigg
and VIM. NJ. Harrison.
North CARoLINA-Governor Reid has is
sued his proclamation convening the Legisla-
ture of North Carolina on the 4th day of Oc-
tober. The special object of converting the
Legislature thus early is to re.arange the
Electoral Districts.
FLOUR MANUFACTURING MILLS IN NORFOLK.
The Norfolk Argus has been urging the
citizens of Norfolk, to embark in the business
of manufacturing Flour with steam Touring
mills. 1t says that the suggestion has met with
favor.
|. DEATH OF A MEMBER OF CoNGREss.-Hon.
Grin Fowler, member Of Congress from Massa-
chusetts, died in Washington on Saturday, of
bilious pneumonia, after an illness Of FIVE days.
He was minister in the Congregationalist
church, rnd ripe scholar.
q Accounts received by the Augusta
journals give more favorable statement in
relation to the recent freshet than we had been
led to anticipate. The loss, however, is hea-
Wy.
DEATH OF AN AcTREss.-Mss Laura Ad-
| Olson, an actress of celebrity, and great ia
| vorile in New York, died in that city on the
| Cd inst, after short illness.
= The extensive iron, copper and tin
ware mandatory of Scafe, Atkinson and
Okely, in Pttsburg, Pa, was destroyed by
fire on Saturday evening.
BCapt. Montg omery, OF Rockbridge, sow.
ed half bushel of Poland rye, that produced
yield of thirty bushels.
ALL RIGHT.-The Common Council of
Lynchburg have revoked their resolution of
resig nation.
The LAST DELUGE.-Four mails from New
Orleans came upon us "in heap" Saturday
morning.
DESTRUCTIVE FlhE.-A fire broke out in
Rodney, Miss. ON the 22d ult., which destroy-
ed almost every building in the place.
a A slave is TO be hung in Franklin,
La, on Friday next, for firing at and wounding
Mr.. VIM. Hungerford.
q The President has appointed Hon. C.
N. Conrad. acting Secretary of State during
the absence of Mr.. Webster.
B A negro child in Nashville was so Sc
| verely bitten by rats as to cause its death.
~ Horace Seymour has been nominated
for Governor by the Democrats of N. York.
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