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Delaware State reporter., 1853-04-26

ADVERTISERS. advertising friends will
find their notices in our first edition, portion
of them in our second. This third edition is
composed mainly Of reading matter, the com
plete proceedings, discussions, and votes, on the
amendments introduced in Convention by Mr.
BAYARD, in regard to representation according to
population. Our friends in New Castle county
feel more interest in this subject at present than
any other matter we could insert in our present
edition, and We are disposed at all times to
meet their wishes
Delaware State reporter., 1853-04-26

The CoURT TRIALS YESTERDAY The Court
of General Sessions of the Peace and Jail Deliv-
cry commenced its business yesterday morning.
Ann Tilghman, (colored) indicted for assault
and battery on AnNEa HERRING, constable, was
declared not guilty" LIsToN A. HoUsToN, in
dicted for assault and battery, was declared
" not guilty." THos. SMITH, indicted for as
sault and battery on Hon. JOHN G, CHAMBERS,
from Black Swamp, was declared "guilty.n
Delaware State reporter., 1853-04-26

sf----e->a A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
60 THE UNDERSIGNED respect
fully informs his friends, his formerpatrons, and
the travelling public generally, that he has leased
the Washington Hotel, in the town of Dover,
and Will be glad to receive their patronage.
The rooms are reirrnshed, and many improve
ments are made for the better accommodation
of boarlers and transient customers. His table
will be furnished with I'LL the dccacics Of the
season. lie solcitS the public to give him u
call. lie will cndcivor to please all his visi-
ors. WILLIAM WILKINSON.
Delaware State reporter., 1853-04-26

Important News from the General Gov
ernment--=Scenes of Great Excitement
about the Post 0ffice---0ne Man Happy.
The mails Of last evening brought the long
expected and very welcome intelligence Of the
appointment Of Capt. WILLIAM S. OSBORNE. as
keeper of Z. the Floating Light" in the upper
middle shoaf, Delaware Bay. The fondcst an.
ticipatons Of the Democracy of Delaware arc
now realized in this appointment.
Delaware State reporter., 1853-04-26
BOOK AND JOE PRTNTTNcs

Promptly and upon the most reasonable terms.
llandblls for Venducs, Land and Sheriff Sales,
Shop Bills, Blanks, Forms, Circulars, Billets,
Blank Receipts, Bill Heads, etc., Plain or
Fancy,
NEATLY AND CORRECTLY PRINTED,
according to agreement.
Acts of incorporation, Petitions, Labels,
Special Notices, and all other Job Printing
generally desired, will be executed with Neat.
ness, Cheapness and Dispatch.
~ Take particular notice. Land Sales,
Venducs, and all other advertisements of the
same description, for which 1Iandblls are
ordered, will be worked off at the customary
rates, and, if the advertisement does not exceed
a square of fifteen lines, one insertion in the
columns of the Reporter will be given gratis.
OFFICE, SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SEVEN DOORS, WEST SIDE.
Delaware State reporter., 1853-04-26
Later from Havana---Arriyal of The isabel.

CHARLESTON, April %.
The steamship Isabel, from Havana. arrived
this morning, with later dates from Havana and
Key West. There is no news Of Importance
FROM Havana. The brig AIontcur, bound to
Cuba, fom New York, was at Key West, in
leaky condition, dischareing her cargo. The
schooner Elizabeth and brig Warsaw, from New
York, with the materials for the ship Lucy, be-
fore reported in distress, have arrived at Key
West.
Delaware State reporter., 1853-04-26

The GARDINER trial dIags its slow length
along, The evidence for the defence was to
have been concluded on last Saturday The
United States is good paymaster, and the par
ties i'll this case seem not to care how deep they
thrust their paws in UAcLE SANS pockets.
Delaware State reporter., 1853-04-26

THEODORE LoCkERMAN, recently convicted of
murder IN Easton, Talbot county, Nd, has
been granted a new trial, to commence on the
18th Of June next. The Easton press censurc
Judge HoyPER for granting the new trial on
grounds which are considered frivolous and in
sufficient -
Delaware State reporter., 1853-04-26

BoDY FoUND.-Thc body of ELISHA RIcKARps,
the pilot who fell overheard, about a week
since, from the schooner George L., lying at the
mouth of AIahon River, was found yesterday by
Capt. JOHN SMITH, and is now at the light
house, subject to the disposal of his friends.
We learn his relations will be here to-day, to
convey his body to Philadelphia.
Delaware State reporter., 1853-04-26

INTO. IA TRACT OF PRIME TIMBER
Nv and Woodland, principally fine Black,
Spanish and White Oak, containing % Acres,
and situate about u mile West from Dover
on the North side of the lIorsehcad road, and
West side of the kcnton road.
No. "A Tract containing about 206 Acres,
Of which &c are Woodland, Of Il good variety Of
Chestnut, Oak, and Hickory. This Farm lies
OH the West side of the Main street Of the Town
Of Dover extended, about three -fourths of II
mile North Of the Town. 1t wellwatcred and
will make an excellent Stock Farm.
D7~ The Delaware Railroad, connecting with
the Wilmington and New Castle r Dad, will run
very nigh this Tract, and on its completion, will
bring this Tract within 40 miles by Rail Road
of the City of Philadelphia.
No. "a Tract called &c Stone lIive,'' lying
about miles West from Dover, and G miles
from Camden Landing, near Georgetown, [now
called IIazlettvlle.1 1t contains los Acres Of
excellent Cord Wood, and some large Timber.
Apply to
VINCENT L. BRADFORD,
No. ) SAMSON ST., Philadelphia.
Or to view the Premises, to
ALIEN. ]. TAYLOR,
apr 1-3m Dover, Kent Co., Delaware.
Delaware State reporter., 1853-04-26

Gen. JOHN MoCLuNG has been appointed
Postmaster at Wilmington. JONI II. SrIDHAM
declined the appointment of mail agent from
Baltimore to Philadelphia yesterday.
Delaware State reporter., 1853-04-26

DEAD-A1aster GEORGE DERIoUs, the little
boy who recently performed in the circus which
passed through this town, is dead. 1t is sup
posed his liver stopped his windpipe while
standing on his head.
Delaware State reporter., 1853-04-26

GEO. W. WATSON has removable
GSalsHSI CARRIAGES of the United States
so 'd also afteerR EP0S.iPTTppiS5 &C eaf his
'ee".'@ New Establishment. cbeStrI,. 60 q, ms
apoVe twelfth, where every variety Of J,ieet
S su.e ehiGles may be had, embracing the stvIo
F whlch he received the Medal at the World nc
ma Lift
Delaware State reporter., 1853-04-26

FOIIN &. FLEDDERMAN, Merchant Tailor.
% No. South Charles Street. Baltimore, will
supply customers in the city or at distance, per
order, with every variety of gcntlcmcn's wear,
on reasonable terms, and on the shortest notice,
insurng Il fit
Delaware State reporter., 1853-04-26

W. i Al M,a DRSoWN'S Umbrella and Para
Philadelphia. @W@ @ No. SO Market street
s4rms dealers that his assortment 81 in
nI ne lol the approaching season Is nov, INA"
p'IIe He 10 anu invites their attention to H. COM
ers viii GUd s,s "a, adding new STYLES. and doo,
to select ,' frl ms stock one of the most Desirable
Also viii iro IN mat can be found in the comntry
las consstn "e 10 round large stock of Umbrel.
Of every quaIit y, n ,O%%priced Cotton, Bingham
.ok' all of which he offers for sa Isort r. Of
0p mo fa on the cost ofmanufacture' ''nail
Delaware State reporter., 1853-04-26
REPORTER JOB OFFICE.

Having carefully selected full assortment Of
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL MATERIALS, the
Proprietor of the Reporter is prepared to cx-
ecute EVERY DESCRIPTION of
Delaware State reporter., 1853-04-26
SADDLES, HARNESS. TRTNUs =,

MO; % LIGHT STREET, Fourth door above
Lombard, Baltimore. Keeps constant Iu
on hand, general assortment of Saddles IIass
ness Collars, Carpet Bags, Trunks and Vslis',a
which they offer at the very lowest prices ''soS'
ND IN fATMAN & STEVENS.
Delaware State reporter., 1853-04-26
DELAWARE COLLEGE.
Philadelphia and Dona Landing.
THE STEA,IBOA Ar ZEPHYR.

one&s~ h CAPTAIN JOHN VANDE-
&s24ss st+s.:;;s{ GRIFT, will resume her trips
.ssss=7 sz-7saz on SATURDAY, March ), 1858,
leaving DONA on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, at Z O'Clock; Bombay Hook at 81
o'clock, and touching as usual at Port Penn,
Delaware City, New Castle and Chester.
She will leave Arch street wharf the alternate
days, at 8'oclock A. NJ. Breakfast and Dinner
provided on board. Freights tdkcnat low rates
March 3, 1853. ma 4-tf
Delaware State reporter., 1853-04-26

FRYING HOUSE, NEW YORK CITY,
IL This Large and Elegant Establishment Of
trrs most Excellent Accommodations to the
travelling public.
Its location in Broadway is in the centre Of
business, and its Rooms. Tables, &C., are I'M
surpassed. BURROUGHS x D0OLlTTLE.
ma l-i Proprietors.
Delaware State reporter., 1853-04-26
THE MARKETS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MONEY ND.

XNTAS FOUND, on Wednesday, the Goth
wv inst, A SUM OF MONEY, which the
owner can have returned by applying to the
subscriber, proving property. and paving cost
of advertisement IEBEDIAlI TODD.
Dover, April 2G, 1853. 1t*
Delaware State reporter., 1853-04-26
AIDIToE,S NOTICE.

II SHALL ATTEND At GEORGETOWN,
IL on Monday the nth Of April next, at Dover
on Monday the 18th day Of April next, and at
New Castle, on Monday, the 9th day Of May
next, and remain ut each place four successive
days, in order to settle with the School Com
mittccS, who are expected to appear before me
while in their respective Counties. with their
Accounts and Vouchers prepared for settle
mrut. LUTHER SWlGGETT,
March 2lst, 1853. Auditor Of Accounts,
Camden.
". Gazette please COPY, s weeks. ma5-Sw
Delaware State reporter., 1853-04-26

TOllN MCDOWELL, Main Street, opposite
~ the Washington Hotel, Dover, Del, keeps
constantly on hand a full assortment Of Day
Goops and GROCERIES. The highest price given
for all kinds Of country produce. mai-tf
Delaware State reporter., 1853-04-26

TNO. l.. ANDERSON, Wholesale and Retail
~ Dealer in HAVANA and DOMESTIC Sc
CARS, TOBACCO, &C., at his Havana Scgar
Emporium, No. 1879 South SECOND Street,
Philadelphia. III IL If
Delaware State reporter., 1853-04-26

inflow THAT THE SHOW Is GONE, OUR
Nv friends will do the right thing by calling
and examining ]. A. STEVENSON'S stock of
goods just received, at the corner of Main and
North streets, Dover, Delaware, where he has Il
large and good stock Of goods generally, par
ticularly Dress Goods for the ladies', and will
sell his goods at small advance for ready
money.
Dover, April -, 1853. lm'
Delaware State reporter., 1853-04-26

= DORSEY has been appointed Postmaster
at Milford.
Delaware State reporter., 1853-04-26

JACOB BROOM, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Of
~ fee No. | South Seventh street, (Frankln
inStltute,) Philadelphia. ma Lift
Delaware State reporter., 1853-04-26
The Markets.
PHILADELPHIA, April IS,
. O'clock p NJ

The Markets.
PHILADELPHIA, April Is,
= o'clock, P. NJ.
The weather, to-day, is unfavoable for out
Of door operations and there has been but lit
tie business doing. Clover seed is dull, and not
inquired after. Flour exceedingly quiet. Hold
ers seneeifs,ny -ueinand 81 81 Der barrel bnt
iGuyers only offer 81 IS. Demand for wheat
e y at 81 II a 81 Is per bushel, White
g u mixed and red 81 49, Corn is in s t,,'o
ey upmand at 81 cents for yellow, and 81 cents
i0r White Oats steady at So cents. N''-'''
NJ WILMINGTON, April rs.
t nv n =, 80 o. IMPORTANCE in the Philadelphia
j. L. Morrow.
Delaware State reporter., 1853-04-26

~ II. STABLER & Co, IMPORTERS of
~. English, French and German Drugs, DYE
stuff, Paint and Oil Dealers, at the old stand,
No. 100 Pratt street wharf, Baltimore.
Proprictors of the Eutaw Steam Works, and
OF Stabler's Anodyne Cherry Expcctorant, the
most popular remedy for Coughs, Colds, &C.,
approved by Medical men, and sold by most
druggists and country storckccpcrs ma 1-tf
Delaware State reporter., 1853-04-26

1'ERlhS--cash in adraace.
THE SEMI WEEKLY REPORTER
cents per copg-S2 per annaqn
SINGLE P4PERS WRAPPED for Mail
ing, cents each.
ENTERTAINMENTS - single Insertion, 80
cents per square, of.fffeen lines or iess-25 cents
for ece,y subsequent iascrtion.
LIBER.4L DEDUCTION ,c6H be granted 10
yearly aud half yearly advertisers.
BUSINESS C.4RDS--S10 a gear.
All LETTERS 10 be postpaid.
ANONYMOUS COMMUNICATIONS not no.
ticed.
Voluntary CONCENTRATIONS soli-
eaea-phen used, wW be paid for, if desired
before Publication.
JOB PRINTING all kinds crecWted on rea-
soaabfe terms, neatly aud Nth dispatch.
Delaware State reporter., 1853-04-26

~ ClRRAN PItLPOT, ATTORNEY AT
H. LAW. Office and Residence, No. 113
Fifth street, below Prme. Deeds, Bonds, Mort
cages, &C., carefully drawn. ma l-tf
Delaware State reporter., 1853-04-26

TOllN A. JONES, Hair Dresser and Manu-
~ flcturer of HAIR DYE Ous, TooTm POWDER,
etc., % Baltimore street, BALTIMORE, Nh.
Delaware State reporter., 1853-04-26
\ Bp 1tlaaattic GeIesrop|).
FOR TIE STATE REPORTER

4. Il. DICKSON, TELEGRAPH AGENT.
Delaware State reporter., 1853-04-26


BALTIMORE April %.
The Southern mail has failed to come to hand,
his morning, beyond Washington.
Delaware State reporter., 1853-04-26
NOTICE.

DUBLTC NOTICE is hereby given that the
Rev. ISAAC W. X. HANDY has been appoint
cd Agent and Collector of the Fund for the
Endowment of Delaware College. AS lie is
about entering upon collecting tour, snl!scri-
bers to scholarship will please be prepared to
meet his demands.
RATITMELL WILSON,
President Of Board of Trustees.
Newark. April lS-ap 10 wv
Delaware State reporter., 1853-04-26
BUSINESS CARDS.

- ~
DARIUS WILKINS, Manufacturer and
I'D Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Saddles.
Brides, Collars, Saddle Bags, Harness, Valises'
Travelling Trunks, &C., of every description.
No. 9 Light Street, opposite the Fountain
llotel. ma 1-tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-24

The loan Of one million two hundred thous-
and dollars bonds of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company was taken Monday at pri.
ces ranging tr IN 81 so to "a, averaging a tri.
He over 80. The principal purchasers were
Messrs. Mackenzie, Ogston & Co., Messrs.
Cuttings, Donaldson 81 Co., tiessrs. Purvis,
Cover Il Co., and Messrs. Woodvile g. Son,
aud Jos Cohen, all of Baltimore. The
amount taken by the above gentlemen compri-
SEES nearly the entire loan. The residue was
taken by various parties in small amounts
The bids amounted in all to between four and
Eve millions ofdoliars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-24

FIRE Ar NoRFoLK.-A fire occurred in Nor
folk Monday morning about O'Clock, by
which three houses were destroyed. Ii origi-
mated 10 frame building On Uhruch street, &C.
cupied by Mrs. Reed as millinery establish
ment. In few minutes says the Beacon, the
house was in blaze, and notwithstanding the
strenuous exel,ions of the firemen, the flames
soon spread 10 tw o adjoining tenements one OF
whie was occupied by Mr.. N. American, es a
confectionery ant fruit store. and the other by
widow lady named Mrs. Psati,and used as a
grocery. A hir. A. Smcoe, who was board
ing with Mrs. Reed, barely had time TO save
himself. His clothes were badly burnt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-24

SAVE Your EARsINGs.-The practice which
apprentices, clerks, and others, have OF spend.
ing their earnings as fast as they accumulate,
Is one oil the great reasons why so many never
attain position above medocrity in life. A
person who receives but small compensation
for his services, will, with itte care over his
ezchequeT and system Of regularity in his ex
pendiinres, find that Al the end I'll the wear he
rs preparedio eaeounler any emergency or
mishap. But. as general thing, they mana p
10 gel I'D o! their earnings quite as quick rs
they are due, thus leaving them wholly unnre -.
pared tor emergencies, by sickness or Other
wise. A system of curtailinc upaecessnyv
expense, adonied hy our younger folks, wonld
nrng around The mosI happy and gratifying re-
suits and be the means OF raising 10 emin
ana standing in sociely, many who now have
contracted ihe habit of putting with their eors-
,ngs 50 readily and iooshiy-for the habit of
keeping continually in debt, begets ind ilTerenee
anu dIss'pat'on, a lack of self respect. and an
utter disregard for future prospects. The real
cause Tor a great deal of crime may be traced 10
Inc habit OF foolish expenditure of ,nones IN
earlier days.-Afbany Transcrips. -
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S We extract the suboined interesting
paragraph from the foreign correspondence OF
the National Inteligencer:

We extract the subjoined interesting
paragraph from the foreign correspondence OF
the National Intelligencer:
MoxTESEGRo.-The operations now carry
ing OF in this remote quarter are still enveioped
in ysiery, the only so Irca of information be.
ing the Austrian press, under Government con.
mol, little reliable 10 matters of national, and
still less so on points of religious interest. We
hear OF war, b!oodshed, butchery, victory, and
defeat. We h' OF thousands matching, Of
savage hordes l. ing across the Alps, without
knowing VINO may he the winner. As matters
now rest, il would be superfuous repeating re-
ports which are contradicted as SOON as got
abroad. Austria, and her strong friend al her
back, ever since the liberation of the Hun
garian and Polish refugees, owe the Porte a
grudge, and they rarely let slip an oppotuni.
~ to bring that decaying Power into difficult
ties. The interest felt by the Northern Pow
ers in the fate of the christian population yet
under Mahonedau rule, is evinced by the aid
and comfort openly given by the Austrians to
those escaping from the scimetars Of the
Turks. And more recently corps d armee'
Of /! is said $4,000 men, under command of
Jellachich, has been assembled, and is held in
readiness 10 cross the frontier. On the other
side, the Turkish frontier, the Russians are in
still more formidable array. All are watching
the course Of evcnts, and it is at this time the
misfortune OF Turkey to have TO friend to fall
back upon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-24
4TH BIARCH, 1883.
~ I q ~
IA InAIn rOn I1G lNAUUUhalIOx'
Round Trip IS.


an THURSDAY, Sd March, an extra train, in
~ conjunction with the capacious and splendid
steamer Baltimore, will be run, tor the purpose of
afording those who may desire to witness the GER
emonies of the following day in Washington a
comfortable trip the occasion, with but the loss
OF single day from business.
The train will leave the depot in Richmond pre-
eisely at o'clock P NJ, ana arrive at the Creek
about eH NJ, where passengers will be able 10
have comfortable supper, and nights rest on
board of the commodioas steamer Baltimore and
reach Washington in the course of the night Dur
ing the following day, meals will be served IN board
for such as may desire it, and all disposed, can
lodge on board the same night free or extra
charge.
Returning, passengers can take either of the
mail boats which leave Washington daily at ~
and 81 N.
- Fare for the round trip s8-meals and
state-room extra. SAMUEL RUTH,
Agent of Transportation.
Office p g. r Company,
;nbn oh c.
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II I'D slia.a:a: -

XdEAZ EIrY
. ICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL.
IA ROAD-0PEN TO KEYSVILLE 70 MILES
On and after Monday, November 9Th, 1852 re.
guar passenger train will run daily Sundays ex.
cepted) between Richmond and Ksysville.
The train viii stop for passengers only at the fol
lowing points; Manchester, Powhite Rohou's, Coal.
field, Tomahawk, Powhatan, Petersburg Road, Mat
toax SCOTS Shop, Amelia II, Wyanoke, Jenning 5
Ordinary, Haytoksh, Liberty Church and Clark's
Leave Richmond at o'clock, A. Nj. Returning,
leave keysVie at l.2s ?. NJ
Children under 10 years>of age free, provided a
seat is not occupied by them; from 10 and under
Is years of age, half price. Servants travelling by
themselves, must be furnished with two passes, SO
that be retained in the Office and it must be
expressly stated on the pass that they permitted
to go on the cars
N. B-Passengers for Lynchburg will take the
Southside train at Haytckah for Rice's Station.
thence by Flsgg & Cos stages to Lynchburg. Pas.
sengers for Halifax H can meet Messrs Flsgg &
Cos four horse cosches at keysTilie, and p.ssen-
gers Tor Esnyillc, Va , Greensboroueh, Salisbury
and Charlotte, N c., can meet Messrs F!agg IL Cos
four-horse coaches On Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at Keysvile. Passengers fos Ciarksyile,
Boycton, Milton, N C, aud YancysviiIe, can meet
Messrs Moss d Cos coaches at keysviie On Tues.
days, Thursdays and Saturdays and for Milton and
Ysncysville by Flsgg Il Cos line Mondays, Wed.
nesdays and Frldays
re % John II. OSBORNE, Supt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-24

LAUNCH OF The JAmEsrowE.-The steam.
sh;r jamestown, which is 10 60 on the route
be,ween New York and Richmond. was
launched in fine style from the ship-yard of ].
A. wesiervelt & CO.. N. Y, on Saturday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-24

AtWeston, Mo-, on the 10Th of December
last, young Indian by the name of JohE
Boon, aged fifteen years, killed with an iron
poker, boy named Curtis Punch, aged fifteen
years. On the 18th, the boy Boon was shot by
six men, after sentence of death being passed
upon him by council of the Nation. He
eve
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-24

A ragged urchin, after having his basket
filled with "cold whites" at the American
House, few days ago, was asked if his pa
rents were living. "Only dad, marm," said
The boy. "Fhen you've enough in your bas
ket now to feed The family for some tine," said
the lady. "Oh, no | hav'nt neither" said the
lad, 'for dad and me keeps fse boarders; he
does The Homework and do the markel'n.'-
Boston Mail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-24

DEFRAUDED BY SPIRITUAL RAPPERs.-The
police authorities ofNew York are engaged in
ferrcting out certain parties who have defrauded
a man named Richard Dougheriy out OF $l3,
900, by the operation of spiritual rappings, or
manifestations" Since the unfortunate victim
has lost his me ney aud property he has become
insane, and has been placed in the lunatic asy-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-24
MARINE NE WIS.
PORT OF RICHMOND I.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Steamer Belvidere Clifford, Baltimore, ndse to
Ludlsm e. WATSON
s:hr Courier, Rogers. Boston, mdse to D. Cur.
RE.
SAILED,
Schr Jos Lybrand, Bell Phila, coal.
Schr I. Wa erberrv. Crammer. New York -four
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-24

DEATH OF NAVAL OFFIcER.-Lieut. Geo.
w. Chapman. popular and gallant officer Of
the United States Navy, died Sunday morning
at his residence in Philadelphia. His death was
sudden.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-24

The steamer lies Parsians'' exploded its
boilers, near Ardance, on the Rhone, on the
tn instant. The hull ofthe steamer was COM
pieteIy demolished and several of the passen-
gers were drowned. Only one casualty Of the
kind having ever before occurred in France,
il has caused much excitement.