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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-01

: u MIR. German Musson, father of the ex.
postmaster of New Orleans, died at Perote,
Mexico, on the of 9th April.
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A Lovers Lament.

IOver's Lnment.
A BELLE and Beaa did a walking go
IN In love they both were pining
The sun, its beams on them did shine.
And the hour comes soon for dining.
Love never tires or complains;
True love, its hard TO match
So set us down on yonder stie
While read you the Dispatch.
My Ellen, dear, III this you read
For this | know you care
BARTHOLOMEW offers to the world
All lame Watches to fepair,l
Where does he hvei On Governor street
Next door TO John Clarke
And opposite to the Dispstch-
And now for home we start
w J BARTBOJ OMEW,
Watch Maker and Jeweler, Governor st.
nv sc
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NAVAL The U. s. brig Dolphin smiled
from Norfolk on Friday last on cruise for
deep sea soundings, &c. She will be en-.
ployed in the track towards England and
the North Of Europe, making a thorough ex.
animation for all shoals or rocks reported as
existing 10 that route.
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HEAVY RopRERY.-Stewarl's extensive silk
store, on Market street, Philadelphia, was en-.
tered on Sunday night last and robbed of
large amount of valuable fancy goods. 1t was
surmised that the robbers Immediately left for
the South. ..t -
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HoGs.-The Louisville Journal reports a
contract for 900 hogs, to be delivered 40 miles
from the city, between the 10Th OF November
and Goth of December next, and to weigh not
less 200 lbs. pen weight, at $3.50 per hundred.
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q Daniel McCluskey was tried in New
oiieans lew days since, for the murder of
.oan fost on the aO,h Of March last. The
jury returned verdict of "guilty, without cap
ital punishment"
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The TuRK-The Pittsburg Despatch says
that John Edreker, the man in Turkish cos
tune, captured by officer Sangston in Wheel,
ing. aud afterwards sent up to the Piitsburg
jail, has been called for by one of his friends
who returned him to the asy lum at Harrisburg,
whence he had escaped.
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THE MCLEAN ASYLUM AFFAIR.-Charles
r. Train, Esq, attorney for Middles sex, Mass,
has given his opinion that legal proceedings
would be unnecessary and improper, on ac.
count of the irresponsibility of Mrs. Jameson
by reason Of insanity. And that public conf
dssce in the institution ought not be impaired
by the occurTe Bce.
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TX MARVEL APPOINTED A CoNsUL.-The
Donald G. Mitchell who hasbeen appointed
Consul to Venice, is no less a parsonage than
the celebrated Tx Marvel, the great dreamer.
who has written the "Reveries of a Bachelo,"
and other works of fiction and fancy. =
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1 G.. w. Shields has disposed Of ii
Norfolk Daily Courier Office to VIM. Wallac,
Davis.
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After the FIRST Of July there can be no more
buriais in the graveyaIds within the precincts
of Boston.
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II The people of Elizabeth City, \ 70.
aye agitating the question ofa railroad toy Sof
folk.
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DERFECT FREEDOM FROM COUGH
in ten minutes after use, Insured by
using BryanFs Pulm0nic WafefB.-Refer.
ences can now be given to some of the principal
Physicians and numerous individuals in thisvi.
cinity, whe have used the above remed n with. the
fullest success, In various of Coughs, Colds
Asthma, Sore Thrsst, Influenza, Irritation of the
Uvala, DC sc. The success of this remedy has
been fully tested in various parts where tie mois
ture of the climate induces prevalence to Colds,
DC, and the certainty of the efficiency of medl.
cine Is required to avoid Consumption and ultimate
duced In this vicinity, has met with a great de.
mand, and every condolences is placed in its merits
by those who have given it fair and impartial
trial Price % cents per box. For sale by =
my % Late Gavnor a Wooa
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F The Ieg,L voters Of Petersburg have
authorized the co. ,ucil to expend sum of rno-
ney not exceeding 100000 for an adequate
supply of water for he city-provided, that a
plan lately published by order Of the council
he NOT adnnfed
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An INTERESTING FACT FOR SNUFF.TAKERs.
"A late English paper states that snuff and
tobacco manufacturer has recently been fined
by the Excise Commissioners in the mitigated
nenaliy of EOS This liability being t30O) for
mixing chromate of lead with snuff. His OBJ
Iect, he said, was "to add brilliancy to the mix
ture - ts'z Tst.-a G
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GAVE YOUR lCE.-The use of Ice OF late
~ years, has become very general, and as the in.
creased demand and the uncertainty of procuring
supply, the attention of families and purchasers Is
called to many summer goods now offered for
sale, viz: Refrigeratorss Water, Wine, Butter
Coolers, &c, &c, as ways and means have been SO
devised as to reduce the expense of many articles,
SO as to bring them in reach of every family, with
the small quantity of Ice required to keep every.
thing cold, is a most econ omical deaderafum. For
sale by ZIMMERMAN,
nv 80 Corner Main and l2tyt streets
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TO THE PUBLIC.

DARISEN & MNG'S EXPRESS continues TO
L express and forward Goods to and from New
York regularly every Saturday and Tuesday;
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The Nashville Gazette saysa man iags' 10 IN
place at the grave yard in that CITY en' 10
14h. Rather strange place for the interest,"
ing ceremony. However, it seems the parnss
considered marriage was grave matter.
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"a Engineers are now actively at work in
surveying the route for the Norfolk and Pc.
tersburg Railroad.
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS

The Wig Of yesterday affirlns that not.
withstanding Gen. Pierce is indebted for his
exaliation TO the Presidential chair to Virginia.
yet, that in making his appointments to office,
Virginia has been almost entirely forgoiten.--
10 making the cabinet appointments vmgini,
has been entirely ignored.
The Examiner speaks of the demise and
annihilation of the whig party as fixed fact,
but warns the democracy against division, and
the formation, by reason of ofintestine feuds, of a
new party, composed Of the disappointed, un.
principIed and broken down of all the old fac.
tions and clques, united for one object, the
defeat OF the party in power.
The Mail states that il is thought that Bal.
timore will make strong effort to induce the
Memphis Convention to aid the project Of con-
structing ship canal designed to unite the
waters of the Delaware and Chesapeake Bays
under the name of the Maryland and Delaware
Ship Canal Company.
This improvement, it is said, will bring Bal
!Imore nearer to Liverpool than New Orleans
is' oy i,5oO miles, and nearer than Cha rleston
~ ooo, and nearer to New York than at pre-.
sent some $50 miles.
ne Enquirer eordiclly re.echoes the Ian.
guase OF the Alexandria Age, now that th e
contest IN our State has terminated, and angry
feelings and bitter feuds that have distracted
cur party in several districts to an extent un.
precedented in our political history, have been
slienced by the popular fat of Thursday last
let us gather around the altar of our common
political creed, and agreeing to bury the past
determine upon our course of action for the
future" 81
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FOR JUNE, illustrated BY NOR

L than l0O engrav1ngs,a new volume commend.
ed. l25 600 copies printed. Subscribers in any
part of the State may now receive receive the Ma
gazine by mail, at three cents a number, or thirty
six cents year postage, payable at the post Office
where IL is received. ss.s9 nass
TERms-The Magazine may be obtained of book
sellers, periodical agents, or from ths publishers at
Der. The semi.annual volumes a. completed, neat
ly bound in CLOTH at two dollars, and muslin covers
furn shed to those who wish to have their back
numbers uniformly bound, at twenty-five cents
each. Six volumes aie now ready, bound.
Putnam's Monthly for June completing the nrst
volume. Price 50 year; 25 cents number.
Burse's springs, new edition. The Mineral
Springs OF Virginia, with remarks on their use the
diseases to which they are applicable and in which
of routes and distances; new work, second edi.
ton, improved and enlarged, by William Burke, n
D-S12S
This edition contains 81 pages not in the edition
of 1851. The new matter consists principally of
notices of Jordan's White Sulphur, Sbannondale.
Cspon, Berkely and Healing Springs-anaIy els of
the Rockbridge Alum, Bath Alum and Warm
phur and Sweet Springs, by Prof Rogers, and of
the Iodine Salt Sulphur by Erskine and Caruthers
Just Published. = sal
Cyriila tale by the Baroness Tautphoeus, BY
the authoress of The Initials complete in one neat
vol 8vo paper bnding-5oc Il
The Baroness Tsurpkoeus had been previously
known as an authoress of rare gifts and accom-
plishments but in this tale she has afforded EVIL
dence Of high capsbiiity and power of construc.
ton and portraysl of character which we venture
to anticipate win entte her to rank among the best
of our modern novelisH.
NASH & woODHoUsE,
nv 81 Eagle Square.
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FIRE.-The Wilmington Journal states that
the Turpentine Still belonging 10 Messrs
miles from Wilmington. took fire on Saturday
morning, and the sheds around, together with
a hundred barrels of Tarpentinc and some
Rosinwere consumed. The amount of loss is
estimated at $500 to $1,000. MIR. Sanders got
considerably burned about the hands, and Mr.
Stephenson also slightly blistered.
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The English papers give accounts ofa severe
snow. storm at Holmfrth, in England. on the
sth of May. The railway trains were delayed
in their trips several hours, the snow being
four feet deep on the hills, and eighteen inches
on the plains and valleys.
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II is singular fact, in the history OF Lowell,
Massachusetts, that, in 1918, an engineer from
Boston, employed TO make survey OF that
town with a reference to manufacturing pur-
poses, reported that there was no water priv,
ijepe in Lowell.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-01

sVO CONTRACTORS.-Pro will be re.
ceived at the Office of tine Secretary of the Com.
missoners OF Streets generally until l2 O'Clock, n,
on Saturday the 4th day of June next for the follow.
ing work. viz:
As cubic wards Of Wallins across the gully At
the North end of 5h street. l45 hneal feet of Cul-
yert 10 inea feet of Stack and $50 cubic yards of
Embankment across the gully at the North end of
7th street. Also l40 lineal feet of Calvert no neal
feet of Stack, and 1000 cubic yards of Embank-
ment across the Gnlley at the North end OF 9th
street, and 20 cubic yards of WaIling across the
Gully at the North end of 18th street. a4sE
The estimate tor the Masonry has been made at
S450 per cubic yard including the necessary exca.
vation Tor the foundations, the embankmsnt on 7th
street at Is cents and 9Th street at 20 cents per
cubic yard.
Plans, specifications and further information can
be obtained by application at the office of the un.
dersignsd.
The individual to whom work is awarded viii
be required 10 enter into contract, with approved
security. for the prompt and faithful execution of
the work; and unless the contract be signed within
ten days after the date OF the award it win be con-
sidered abandoned. The proposal should state the
time at which the work will be completed No bids
will be considered which exceed the estimate prices
and which do not conform in every particular TO the
| above requirements.
By order OF the Commissioners of Streets gen.
orally. --. s, 81 .aa. 5. III
| my 30-6t WGII.L. CITY Engineer,
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VIRGINIA MAGIC wAsHING FLUID.
' This article saves time labor and hard rubbing,
IN washing clothes, and gives them snowy white.
nces without injury to the finest fabric Win this
Fluid, washing can be done in less tEsn half the
usual time snd labor. Price 12t CHS q1att For
sale by E.J. FICOT,
nv 30 Corner opDosite the Old Narksf
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NEW PRINTING OFFICE,

West corner Main and I2th Streets.
yUNHE undersigned having, at grea: expense nj
ted up a complete and NEW estsbliihnent In
tend conducting the ''B0ok and Job Printing
Rusiness, in sll its branches, under the name
and style OF
Being practical printers. and having been engaged
from five to nine years past in some of the best
tsbishmeuts in the city, we fatter ourselves that
we are competent TO execute printing in work
,nanlike manner, and on as reasonable terms as can
be done: such as Checks, Blanks, Cards,
Circulars, Handbills, Labels, Bill Heads,
Pamphlets. &C. &c
We hope, by attention to business, and faithful
execution of work TO merit, what we now solicit
share Of public patronage.
WIN. H. CLEMM1TT,
L. Fl. FORE,
Ia
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u A Paris paper of late date, saws
The Princess Achille Murat. who has yery
recently arrived from Florida, had private in.
terview with the Emperor on the 14th instant.
She married the eldest son of king Joachim,
July 80, 1926. She has been widow sine e
his death, in April 1896" 0.7 81.
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NoyrI ISLANDER Subtitle New York
| Mirror saws il is rumsred that the mother oil
| Eieazer Williams has commenced a sui ior
| SANDER against all persons who nave asserted
,hs, Ter EIeazer is the son Of king.
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A. B. LUCK,
". STOCK and LAND WARRANT AGENCY,
GovERNoR STREET.
Stocks bought and ssld on Commission. The
highest price paid for Land Warrants.
Gold and silver Wanted.
~ Prize tickets In all Lotteries sold Ia Lot
teTies under the management OF X France 81 Co,
Will be promptly paid by me, and all inquiries
relative 10 the business of X. France Co, ad
dressed to them at Richmond viii meet with
prompt attention.
mp2 CB. LUCK,
E'REsB GROUND PLAsTER.-Weh have
4 constantly on hand and for sale, Richmond
Ground Plaster, extra quality, 92k per cent gyp
sum. II. T. IL K. s. TALIAFERRO
NH 23-d8W3m
MELL5' BOOK OK BAPTIsM.-5O
III copies of Professor Wells BOOK ON Baptism,
its modes end subjects jast received and for sale
al tue Baptist Book store. The Baptist Society
need only y be iaformet that this Book is from
the pan OF II bell, Professor OF Greek and Latin
IN Mercer University, Ga.
m7 20 CHAS W0RrHAM, Depository.
pAC0S.-I2 nhds prime sides, Tor sale by
II my Ia EDWIN WORTnAh H. co
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In fact all of the cities towns and villages in the
two States. The proprietors are determined to
make this the popular Express of Virginia and
North Carolina, and all they ask is trial to
vince the community that this is the cheap and ex.
peditious line, and in direct opposition to all mono.
poles. The main object 10 to make it a safe, ex.
peditious and cheap accommodation to the mer.
chants, &C.. of the two States
Particular attention paid to the collection of Bills,
Drafts, Notes, &c. &c.
Every description of merchandise, valuable
packages specie, &c. &c, transported to and from
New York and the principal cities and towns in Vir
einia and North Carolina under care of SPECIAL
MESSENGERS.
Merchants ordering goods from New York, will
please be particular in ordering their correspon-
dents to dispatch them through PARISEN d
KINGS. EXPRESS No Barclay street, (tormerly
9 Vesey street,) New York.
WIN. L. MAULE, Agent,
myo5-1w Pearl street, Rict mond.
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~ HITE LINEN COATS.-Just received
w per Roanoke, lot of Heavy White Linen
Goats beautiful article. Call aud supply your.
selves MERCHANT g. WEISIGER
my l8 No ll9 Main s,reat
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BUGGY M HARNEss.-T have tor sale q
ID first rate second hand top Buggy and Ear-
ness. Apply to Messrs Hooker q Osborne, or
nv SAMUEL AYRES
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IVORY HANDLE FABLE AND UEs.
sert Knives, of superior quality, to accompany
Silver, Albata or Plated Forks, for sale by
GENNET L. JAMES,
nv 81 EAGLE Snuare
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Mr.. Pugh, an Englishmnn in the Stafford
shire iron trade, having sustained very heavy
losses by racing speculations, committed sui
,ide by shooting himself with pistol.
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[ AIDES, there will be opened this day, at Al
Ii Main street, complete assortment OF Dress
Goods Embroideries, figured Swiss, dotted Muslins
and Cambrics, black SILK, (very cheap) French and
English Lawns, Bonnet Ribbons Flowers, Fans
Hosiery, Gloves, Parasols, pure Irish Linens,
Cottons bleached and unbleached Ozuaburgs,
youths Summer StuffS, Cotton and Linen Goods for
servants wear.
The above Goods are all new, and were bought for
cash in New York during the past week therefore
they can and will be sold cheap. Please call and
see for yourselves at
Z. GOLDsMITH'S New Store
INV an Al Main at Richmond Va
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L.HFORE,
mvly-lm ]. harvey CAMPBELL.

ObDAg TAg-COnsumpItsn Cured.-
Y The most successful remedy now in use for the
cure Of Incipient Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthns,
Coughs Sore Throat, diseases of the Liver sn3
Kidneys, Kings Evil, Tetter, Dyspepsia, &c, pre-
pared By Mrs B. B. Norris, 343 Baltimore street
Baltimore.
Persons atfiicted with any of the above diseases
who may doubt the efficacy of the Cedar Tar, are
requested 70 call on the Agent, who will produce
numerous testimonials of its great healing power
from private citizens, and number of the medical
faculty Tne medicine is yet in its infancy, and ID
destined 70 supercede all others in the of dis
cases for which it is recommended.
Csll and get Pamphlets containing certificates.
H% Beware of counterfeits. The genuine art
ole Is for sale by
P. HORTON KEACH, 81 Main street,
los for Richmond
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A MOTHER CERTIFICATE.--R
81, a MAY, lso5.-Mrs A. B. DAWS--ResPectsd
aaaaLn: IL is with pleasure present you with my
testimony 10 behalf Of your "COUGH ELIXIR
! nave used 1t in my family over 25 years--many
years before you made sale of it-and have found
u eVery thing you represent it to be- With myself
In cold and cough, it acts like charm. | am
never without some oft near me; and, BY timely
use OF it, have no doubt it has saved me MANY doc.
tors fees; and although | don't believe 1t the in
faAiole cure of every body and all diseases, know
personally OF its good effects with great MANY
other than my own family, and ehserfully recon-.
mend it to the public WIN. McCRERY.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by BENNETT Is
BEERS, A. BODEKER, CHAS. BECK, CHAS. D.
YALE, and Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Main street, and
BOUCHER & MELTON. Broad st., and CHAS.
MlLLSPAUGH, Druggist, Richmond. my 80
NOTICE.-The subscriber will on Monday
~ next open at his present residence next door
below Niller's Bakery, on Broad street, small ~
tail Grocery (where he will sell low for cash only)
as agent for David E Lacy
fnSrArT uxnouv
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The public will see by the above notice of Josiah
L Mosby, that the business he is TO conduct for me
as agent is to be for cash only. Therefore will not
be responsible for anything he may contract for on
credit.
INV 30-12t* DAVID LACY.
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HAVING given up the Kegalia business, cheer.
fully recommend TO my brethren of the various
Orders my successor and late partner, McDO-
EALD. and hope they will extend to him th7 pat.
ronage heretofore extended to the late firm.
my l9-3m LYONS,
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o. srRAYED OK sT0LKN.-A
l1e<~- small Terrier Bitch Puppy. Who.
eyer mas m in possession, will be suitably rewarded
by leaving il at the store Of
myI 3. B0NAVITA Il CO.
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EkENCH CHINA, &c, at 2iS ESroad
4 street, opposite Messrs Breeden d Fox's Dry
Goods Store.
X. L. HlCKSON is now opening supply of
Beautiful China Flower Vases, Gilt Pitchers, new
styles; Motto CUPS and Saucers, plain and gold
band Tea Sets, Fruit Baskets, Gard Receivers
Csndlestcks, handsome Toilette Bottles. Also on
hana, large stock OF Crockery and Glass Ware,
Trays, Walters. Spoons, Knives and Forks, Look.
sDg Classes, Lamps, &c, with greatly variety Of
fancy articles, all OF which he will sell at low prices
my J3
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DY LATE ARRIVAL.-Bv Nv late arrivaT 7
u an in receipt of large lot of Gauze, Sill. Ne.
riDo and Cotton Under Shirts, which cannos he
surpassed for comfort in warm weather. Thev
absorb perspiration and mpar pleasant feeling 10
the body. Those in want are invited to call an "A er
anime them, and those who have never tried them
should by all means make the experiment. ihave
also q large supply of Furnishing and Fancy
Goods, of every style. HENRY SHAFER,
my % 103 Main street. corner A,h
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{ tlDEk q ALE-20 bos.sweet Newark Cider
" 20 bbls fresh Ale
20 halt bbls do, receiving and for sale by
my "a WIN TAYLOR.
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DINNER, TEA AND TOILET sETs-Of the
~ est manufacture, and in variety to suit every
taste and purse, for sale at III Main street
my 2S ]. D. B. EVANS,
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The Savannah Republican learns that
v serious accident occurred few days ago
vel Newton county. Thirteen men were en-
in in constructing abridge over Yellow
gage and while at work ou one Of the piers, the
River, ding gave way beneath them and they
scafol "a ecipitated into the river. Twelve oi
were pi sustained severe injuries by broken
the men located limbs, and bruises. Fortu-
bones, die lives were lost. &ss
"''e'' nv clpEsr AT The LOWELL MUsEUh.
FATAL Ac, ,sday night, at the Lowell Mu-
On Wedna ,ciose of the play, number oil
seam, near tn, ION the stage TO remove some
o ,rsons went u, man, in careiessly raising a
muskets. One he bayonet into the eye and
mssket, forced l. ain of Mr.. Cyrus Wheeler,
thence into the b. establishment, k'ihog h'h
nronerty.man of the the time of the accident
almos, Instantly. audience and a brother
\ s;s,er WAS amone IN, ives mother. brothe rs
upon the stage. Ha le nmarried. ne was %
and sisters, but was
years Of age. Eogland inform us
The late adyices frs o. Us has granted an
hat the Master Of the 10. 'p Uiiatho'ne ano
,rder far the reIense ~ bish. had been imprls
he very Rev. nr Nor g, wn. EN- bank, fhe Bi.
med as shareholders III t1V nu 49, y
hop conscnfing to pa ,hsn tue asuvuh' y
previously offered, as m hu .s,e ToPefU.
lia own n nd DR. Moor e'o ptV~