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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-04

The Hon. John Il. Hale, the Tribune states,
viii remove to the city of New York in April,
aud there resume the practice of law
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-04
WASHINGTON EMS.

w ARLINGTON, April 7.
The Senate continued in Executive session until ha,
past o'clock this afternoon. The delay in the confirmation
of Gen. Dix Sub-Trc asurer and of T. v Fowler as
Postmaster New York. and it said John Cochrane
Surveyor of that port had caused intense excitement
and renewal of the struggle outside pro and CON- and
protraced discussion thereon in the Senate to-
day. These three all Barnburners, and it on
that ground that action had been postponed their
combinations.
Mr.. Bright lead ofin tile Senate to day. in opposi
tont thu New York nominations and the three name
General Dix The acceptance of two or three of the
New Workers is yet deemed doubtful.
Among the nominations to day were J w Gray Post.
master of Cleveland, the youngest son of Father Kch-
ie aad of Secretary Marcy Pnrsers in the Navy
Also, a Virginan for Secretaryship ofMnneso ta.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-04

SLAVES ON THE COAST OF CUBA-H. b. M,
steamer Buzzard, has lately bsen making some
observations in the neighborhood of "Cayo
erde" it seems, in the course of which
two large savers were discovered on one
of which were found the bodies of six negroes
aud many of the implements indicating the pro-
fessional character of the ship; on the second,
materials and accommodations sufficient for a
thousand or twelve hundred Africans; and it is
supposed to be the vessel reported some six or
eight weeks since as having landed twelve hun
dred, at the moderate bonus to the authorities of
three ounces each-N Y Express.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-04
DELUGE! DELUGE!
B RIL LIANT Ess!!u

BRIL- LIANT SUCCESSOR
DIR. Il. BEALE
"OULD respe :tfully announce to the citizens Of
w Richmond that he will remain but few day.
longer with his new Panorama and Diorama of
TEE CREATION AND DELUGE,
Exhibition every evening o'clock and on Wednes-
day and Saturday. afternoon 3 O clock
New rim the annals of has painting been so dis
tinguished. During its exhibition in Washinuton and
Alexandria, for nine successive we eks one continuous
Juror of excitement prevailed Members of Congress
heads OF Departments and last but not least, thousands
ct fashionable and Intelligent ladies' hronged the largest
Halls of those cities almost sulfocaton while scores
we've unable to lind admission After its merits become
KNOWN the same enthusiasm must prevail in this paco
where men have mind and soa. Admission 25 cents.-s
Children malt price Liberal arrangements for schools.
ap 3-tf
TX HHDs PORTO RICO AND o So
l. - GAR, for sale
ap4 JAS WINSTON.
aDOTNT COLLARS AND sI1EEVEs.-Just
Il received per express Point Sleeves and Collars
G. HARTWELL x CO..
ap Opposite Swan Tavern
xlNGHAMs.- Giughams Of ali qualities, for
W sale by
C. HARTWELL Il co,
aP 4 Opposite Swan Tavern.
LACK CRAZE For DREssEs,-Back
~ Grape Tor dresses, just received.
HARTWELL & co,
ap4 Opposite swan Tavern.
r sNEN DAMAsIxS 1Nc.-A large lot table Da.
i masks, Napkins and Towels, for sa'e by
c HARTWELL K co,
ap4 Opposite Swan Tavern
LvINE AND G ALUM SALT
Il Coal pit Oil Rice
Recfed Whiskey, Cotton Yarns
Sugar house Molassas
For sale by
ap4 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co
r ANOLEs.-Jaeksoa's Summer Candles, 200 boxes.
" for sale by
ap4 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
pDOkTO Rico SUGAR. hliis strictly prime,
L. receiving for sale by Il H. SKINkER.
ap4 No. Is Pear st.
a - ~ n a. upu
fCO VA COFFEE, for sale
ap4 JAS WINSTON,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-04

TOBACCO lSsPECTIoN.-There was inspected
in Petersburg, during the half year ending yes
terday, 1887 hhds. against 2,101 hhds. for the
corresponding period of last year-showing an
increase of 1,736 hhds., or not far from 100 per
,-InteIhgencer.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-04

Messrs. Crittenden and Conrad, late of the
Cabinet of Mr.. Fillmore, arrived at Wilmington
~ G., Oh Friday night, accompanied by their
families, and remained over Saturday. The hos
pltalitles OF the town were extended to them,
hdthey were also waited upon by Il large num-
Der of citizens.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-04

The Legisatureof Illinois have adopted resolu.
tions instructing their Senators and requesting
their Represe natives in Congress to endeavor to
procure the passge of law by Congress donating
to each OF the several States public lands to the
amunt of $500, 900, for che endowment of a system
of industrial universities, one in each Stnte, to
cooperate with each other, and with the Smith.
soniaa Institution, for the more liberal practical
educate of our industrial classes and their
teachers. Other States are invited to unite with
Illinois in this enterprise
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-04

AMERICAN DIPLoMAcY.-We have seen (snys
the National Inteigencer) an extract from let
ter from one of our most experienced diplomatic
representatives on the continent of Europe to
the following effect:
"Mr Eyerett's Cuban letter has excited atten.
ton here. ] read it with pride and admilation
The Minister from -, to whom commune
Gated copy said: Our European Diplomacy has
no such clear and frank documents, marked by
large views, common sense. honesty, and histo-
riea truth and we European diplomaates appear
as pigmies by the side of yours"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-04

Mr.. Thomas F. Meagher, in speech recent
" delivered at dinner given him, by some of
his countrynen, at Charleston, S. c., the other
day, said "he had declared his intention of be-
coming citizen of this happy country. He 40
knowedged now no other Government than that
of the United States of America, and Whatever
efforts in behalf of his native land he might
deem it incumbent on him to make hereafter,
they should be made as becamea citizen of tho
United States. Nothing should be done ictly
or illegally. His conduct shout be governed
strictly and rigdy by the obligations he had as
sumed to obey the Constitution and laws of the
country he had adopted his own."-These are
the sentiments of genuine patriot, who knows
what is due to the. country of his adoption, as
we'll us to the land of his birth.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-04
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.

We learn that the Committee of Conference
met on Saturday. but failed to come to any agree
ment. They will hold arother conference to day.
The committees are constituted as follows
Senate Conumihee-Dougas, (Chairman) Am
bier, StovaIl, Thomas, Martin, Deneale, Mon
cure.
House COMMUNICATIONS. Nicholson, White
of Hanover, Wallace, Goode of Bedford Goode
OF Mecklenbnrg, Mar,z, Hubbard, Jackson of
Doddridge and Tyler, Preston. Greaver
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-04

UNCLE TOMS RELIGIOUS PRIvILEGEs.-A
disgraceful riot occurred ct Williamsburg, oppo-
site Now York city, on Tuesday evening. A
mob of white rowdies attacked colored church,
smashed in the windows nd doors and beat
most numerically several police officers who at
tempted to stop their lawless proceedings
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-04

70 THos. J. EVANS. Esq, is not a candidate r
the Mayoraiity. We have been requested to
make this announcement for the purpose of pre-
vomiting misa pprehension.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-04

BIBLE SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA "A call
ed meeting Of the Managers will be held This Alter
noon at half past O'clock the Vestry OF 81.
Paul's Church. G. N JOHNSON
ap ecoriing Secretary
A CARD--The proprietor OF DIR Beal's new Pano
aud Diorana of the Creation and Delnge fee ing
grateful for the kind support in Richmond has con-
j, by the solicitations Of his friends to remain few
DAYS longer No pains will be spared to make the en-
tertainnents ofthe highest order.
See advertisement ap4-It
RA CASKS WESTERN AND BALTI-
W MORE CURED SIDES, SHOULDERS AND
JOLES. old and new. fer sale
ap4 JAS WINSTON
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-04

AN EXCITING ScENE-MADAME RosALIE Du-
RAND.-Just as this interesting cantatrice had
finished singing one Of her pieces last night and
was in the act of passing from the stage, her
dress took fire from one of the foot lights and ia
moment she was almost enveloped in flame
With self possession truly admirable and heroic,
Madame ID. Immediately sprang from the plat
form to the aoor, and attempted to throw around
her one of the curtains In this effort she re-
ceived timely assistance from gentlemen near by,
and was thus rescued, as we understand, without
the least injury-save perhaps, to stray ringlet
or two. May she thus ever pass from impending
danger.-Lyncb Vsrg.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-04

The Irish papers are filled with accounts of
emigration. Every day, says the Tuam Herald,
we witness the departure of crowds. The Wa
terford Chronicle states that recent occasion,
vessel left with 22l persons directly for the
United States. Remittances were pouring in
from this country in great numbers accompa-
MED by earnest appeals to parents, brothers and
sisters, to take up their departure for the New
World. Already, says the Tuam Herald, have
many aged parents, whose years and infrmities
render them averse to change, been persuaded to
Join their children 10 the United States.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-04

PORT OF EeaCMlnUND
ARRIVED,
Steamer Pennsylvania, Baymore, Philadel hia, mdse
II Rankin
SAILED,
Schr Haxa1, Layield. New ors, mlse Currie
Schr Saratost, Hodgsden, Salem mdse
steamer Pocahontas, Jones, Baltimore, mdse Ludam
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-04

VTIRGINIA.-A comprehensive description of Vir-
GINA an the District of Columbia containing a CO.
pious collection Geographical, Statistical Political Com.
rnercal Religious Moral and Miscellaneous information,
chiefly from original sources by j. Martin. To which is
added History of Virginia from its fret settlement to
the year 1884 with abstract OF the principal events
from that period the Independence of Virginia. by
w Brockenbrough, formerly Libra ian at the Univer
sity of Virginia and afterwards Judge of United States
Court in orida, GAG pages, evo, bound in strong
sheep, price $500.
The above will be sold in any quantities att w Ran
dolphs Bookstore and Bindery. 12l Main street. Rich
mond.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-04

COMFORTABLE Provision. ordinance in
relation to negroes, recently adopted by the City
Council of Richmond, contains tho following
provision:
Every slave shall be provided each day, by
his owner. or if he be in the employment OF
another person, by his employer, with food suffi
Gent for his sustenance, and a suitable place 10
which to cook the same. and shall be provided
every night with place Of lodging, and with
whatever is necessary for his sleeping in the last
mentioned place. Fer every day or night on
which there is II failure to make such provisions
to any slave, the person so failing shall be fined
N:,,ln twenty doll RS, and such fine shall
beimposed Notwithstanding the slave shall be fur
nished with food Or other things in lieu OF board
and lodging"
The New York Express copies this clause.
and exclaims--"Oh that our Northern HUI
maintains would join in procuring the passage
OF some su ch enactment for the benefit of the
poor free negroes in the cities of the North"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-04

Charles B. Ferguson was candidate for con
stable in Georgetown township, California His
friends issued an address in his favor, and an
nounced ''by authority" that he is in favor of
the next war. opposed to the cholera, ia favor of
high salaries, and opposed to uncurrent money
and poor brandy. We have not heard the result
of the election
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-04

TRUNKS, TRUNKS, TRUNkS.-SPRlNG
/ SUPPLYING largest stock of Trunks ever exhib-
tied in one this city, may be found at the La
dies Saloon consisting of over three hundre dofths follow
ing kinda:
Best English Sole Leather. Travelling Trunks, sl Sizes
made by Brown, ofPhiladelpha.
Best irsn frame TRAY cling Trunks. Browns make. all
sizes
Do do do do Peddle 81 Morrisons.
Do iron bound do do do
Do hrass bouud do do Brown and others make.
First second. third and fourth qualities wood frame
Travelling Trunks, large supply ofvaices all qualities.
together with hair and common leather packing Trunks
of several different qualities and fn supply OF Travel
ling Bags all of which will be sold unusually low
pricesby WHITE " PAGE
ana IS Main strs ct 3 doors below Dooeys.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-04

We have already intimated our belief that the
account of the administration of the oath of Of
fee to the Vice President elect, furnished by
New Orleans correspondent, was incorrect,
and that the ceremony had not yet taken place.
The following extract from the letter of cores
pendent of the New York Times, dated Ha-
vana' March 22d, confirms opinion:
''l'he Hon. George w. Jones arrived here in
the Empire City. and has taken quarters at Mrs.
Brewers Hotel Cubano. He leaves for Matan-
zas, with Judge Sharkey, ON Wednesday to ad-
minister the oath of office to Mr.. King, and re-
turns to Havana in time take the steamer Black
Warrior for Mobile. ''-BaL Amer.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-04

On last Sunday night, says the Macon, Ala,
Republic an unfortunate rencontre occurred at
Brewers hotel in Tuskegee, between Mr.. Battle
Clark and young man named Harris. in which
the latter was almost instantly killed by pistol
shot through the abdomen, and which is supposed
to have severed some large artery near the spine.
After full and patient hearing before the Judge
of Probate, Clarke was released without bail.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-04

The Washington correspondent of the New
York Journal of Commerce, writing under date
of the Goth ult., says:
have now positive information that the In
ternational Copy Right Treaty will not be acted
upon at tf.is session of the Senate, nor even re.
ported upon, nor the injunction of secrecy re-
moved in regard to it. Thus, we shall be still at
loss as to the precise terms of that treaty,
which have never been divulged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13

NERINOS-Just received, large lot
WI ofEnrlsh aud German, ParaInetta aud French
oc n HART L MOSES.
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ARRIVALS AT TaR PRINCIPAL H0TrIs

AMERICAN HoTEI.-Ta..
Miss Thornton, Charlotte, 4 I.ru;Iy ana lacy,
!no WHEY, Amelia; w w FIemsr;s.sss .sIpse,l; s u
Dunlap and lady, PocshoHtas; MI. Tnnl5 va;
Jno Bocock and lady Rockin,h.,,.' xs de-
Cumberland; w Irwin, Powhafan. a.. n 7, wann,
Wheeling; L Brown do; Ewing. orr. NJ susSwsssn,
X. HenIico; Henry Whitford. &; Jno q p.s,ss ~
ps,sr.h p.nsssourgi cSas snyder; Sussex wv Putnam
sanl Kennedy, Phila; NJ G Freeiand snd isss' -
Mrs q Randall, Miss Reynolds. Miss Ry.dya. Y.
c; Mr. Prave, Henrico e prescosf. phiis ~
Ger and lady, Miss Porter, Georgia
...aa EACaaM0E H.hs 5 pHoTEL-J Essley. Miss How
mond; Col g Coleman, Loaiss: rsyIo, Ma nisa-
moreiand; D Chewing. Louisa; Russel, NJ
BILE Miss Russell % Miss Bsnnister Petersburg M.
ritzgerald Mrs Epes, child and servant Eatsc
way; Wsddle, lady, child and servant Rsls;ss.
n Nelson; Augusta; A Upshur, Wsshinason. II +.
"a ssmssl. Va aeb.nis hbsa,is IN Pis5ss Loa-
Petersburg: B w Baris 5 Hcims. 4 cs,;e. csrs,neh.
u l, Sloane \; W Lewis. Charlotte; Richard NJ,
White sianutoa; HUFF. TkaSssssrg kSoas.r Eo.np,
< Mcdowell: Lexington; g Davis G. RaS.s;
VI; Campbell asdfssd; ws.sins wadasss
f,rd; II FowIkes Nottoway; Fl TomIin. Wsa- Nsn-
c Spots. Richmsnd; w WTChuner. Ga: A Ions.
NJ. hssss s lady ss;Ss and children and ser Il
Wayne, Miss Wayne. Savannah
COLUMBIAN H0TEL-wm M Swami. cp,,h.-.
land; Thomas Hamilton, Charlotte; Thomas Ary;ns
lLuuchDuIkf n Meduos, Aueila; John Meador. Priuca
Edward; Thomas Spears, Powhatan. R;ch.,S ,aeS r
Ellis Paris, ny; Wm w Ayerett, Halifax; j 2 Gil.
bert, Feiiers, Louisa; w Winoz, New York; JOS
Baker. Charleston: A Ragland Alabsm,. A No.
fleet Wa Foster, Amelia; H Brackett Kentucky. G
A Cannaday, Charleston, 5 C; C Mickie. Anthnnv;s
Creek; Wright. @ Hoiiey, Franklin; II Crott.
Pttsylvania; VIM P Greentree, Rockbrdge; Geo ~
Cannaday, Floyd; A Reynolds, Patrick; John Berrer
Boteteurt; Rack, Goecbland; L Hughes, Granville:
n Johnson, Franklin; NJ De Witt, Virginia; John
= Friend, Virginia; Johnston, Appomattox; A q
Porter. Powhatan; Nelson, New Kent; @ Plumly,
Louiss; Wm NJ Gary, New Kent.
CITY HOTEL.-M o. Brien, Va; J A Ballman, r B
Davis, Louisa; A w Whitehurst, Charlottesville; Fl
Birdsong, Dobie, Sussex; Abrams Petersburg
b Smith, ] Weggoner Richmond; q Ross, w B
Ross, Warrentou; Col NJ A Thompson, Hanover;
Hull and LADY, Westmoreand; Crump and SON.
Dinwiddie: w Harker, Baltimore: Hull West
moreland; c Jennings and family, o Luden. w ]
Gay, n C; P Stevenson Memphis Allen, Texas;
c Mason and lady, Miss Blard, New Kent; I
Barksdale, Albemarle; M Walden, r w Harwood
Charles City; M R Jackson, J M Austen, d Roberts
Buffalo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13

NEws FROM LIEUT.. BEALH's PARTY, WHO ARE
EXPLORING THE FREMONT ROUTE FOR THE PRo-
POSED PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-We have advices from
this party up to the 2ath of August last when they
had reached Los Angeles, California having been
just one hundred days from Westport, Missouri
They met with many mishaps on the last half o
the journey out, losing their boat in crossing the
east fork: getting so short of provisions as to be
rednced to an allowance OF six spoonsful of Panol
man. Some of their best hands left them on ac
count of the hardships they suffered. The chiei
OF the party continues to write in the highest terms
of the route he has explored, being apparently i'm
pressed with the belief that the greater portion o
it Is through a region of rich and fertile valleys
and plains, well watered, and abounding in fine
timbers, grasses and game; affording, too, admira
BILE and easy passes Gor railroad through all the
,nountains-Hdsh. Star.
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4 VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

. NT.hft NIOfLNiOIND'-IHe suDscIiotrs Dust
ness calling him TO the upper country, induces him to
offer for sale the FARM on which he now resides
or miles below Richmond, and immediately on ths
Williamsburg Road, containing, by recent survey,
2Z7} acres.
There is, upon the farm, excellent dwelling ia
thorough repair, with all necessary farm houses
The farm is in high state of Improvement and
peculiarly adapted to the growth of wheat and all
small grain yielding however abundant crops of com
Irish potatoes grow in great abundance. There Is
plenty of wood OF oak hickory and pine for the use
of the farm.
The plantation utensils, horses, cows wagon CARTS
crop of corn fodder &C., would also be sold to the
purchaser of the farm on very moderate terms
Being anxious to make speedy sale, great bar
gain will be offered. Persons wishing to purchase
farm will certainly find to their interest to call and
examine before they buy elsewhere
The neighborhood is proverbial for health aud the
very best society
The terms will be made very easy Apply to the
subscriber on the premises, to GODDIN AP-
PERSON, Auctioneers 1lth street. Richmond, Va.
oc list JAMES THORNLEY,
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Mr.. George Elliott attempted to make balloon
ascension in Baltimore on Monday last. The high
est altitude attained was some fifty yards when
the aronaut threw out all his ballast, which. how
ever, had no effect and he was hurled back against
building and somewhat injured There was an
immense crowd present, and some "lawless and
wicked vagabonds" attempted to destroy the bal.
loon, but were prevented by the police Mr. Price an
officer, was considerably cut with dirk knife, and
little boy, named Leroy Kaufman, had his knee
dislocated by huge fellow who jumped from a
fence upon him. The whole affair was toierable
specimen of a Baltimore row.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13

The New York papers give accounts of serious
disturbances in the neighborhood ofthe Five Points,
in consequence of the assembling of persons of the
Roman Catholic persuasion, for purpose of per-
suadng children to leave the Protestant school and
enter one in the immediate vicinity recently open
ed by one or more priests On Sunday afternoon
last, large mob assembled, and a serious riot e
ing apprehended, police force was sent to the
spot and prevented any disturbance.
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MEDICAL TEXT BOOKS.-GEO. M.

VyI WEST, under the Exchange Hotel and mex.
door to the Post Office, offers the terms as
heretofore, Medical Books of the best editions.
Watson's and Woods Practice of Physic.
Wood Bache's United States Dispensatory.
Kirke's and Paget's, and Carpenters PhySciogy.
Towne's Chemistry
Drutt's, Miiler's and Gileson's Surgery.
Meigs, Churchilrs, Devices and Ramsbothana's
Midwifery.
dical Dictionaries
Sharpey and Quain's and Wilson's Anatomy
Budd on the Liver.
West on Children
Smith & Horner's Anatomical Atlas.
The above are only small part of the Works on
hand in this department. ocI2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13

RAIN EEEDED-The Petersburg Express says
that the low condition of the water in the Apo
mattox has seriously retarded the operations of the
millers They find it difficult matter to keep the
machinery in motion
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13

1t is stated in despatch from Boston that Mrs
Webster, wife ofthe late Professor Webster, 0he
murderer of DR.. Parkman,) died recently. Un-
doubtedly she welcomed the repose of the grave
which shut olt from her heart the memory of her
husbands crime and fearful end
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13

IMPORTANT DECIsroN.-Ina an action before Judge
Green, of New York, to recover the value of car
pet bag and contents. placed on board the steam
boat Francis skiddy, owned by the defendants, at
Newburg, on which the plaintiff was passenger
from that place, bound TO New York, and lost
or never delivered to plaintiff, the Judge de-
cided that the defendants were liable; that they
could not relieve themselves from liability by
mitting persons employed on board of their boats
toturnish passengers with cards; and gave juds-
ment for plaintiff for $40 damages and costs
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
THURSDAY MORNING.. ocTOBER Is. 1855


INTERESTING FROM SoSoEA.- EIGHTY MURDERS
BIZ THE ApAcHEs.-Tbe 4r,a ca1;f,ru;a of the 15tb
-. :,
1'-' eO' ahsiasiohs fohfEt HaotoHo'' tne
government paper of Sonora, published at Ures,
the capital, on the 22d of July. giving fearful ac-
counts of the ;ncrrs;,,,,a ,,f ~, -. I,.a;,s
''' :. tne APaehe
"enase oniy room Tor abrief portion.
On the 10th, six Apaches passed the ranch of Las
Rastras with large herd of stolen horses and
mules. Don Rafael Alday saw them. aud with
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13

Aterrihle explosion of boiler occurred on
Tuesday in an extensive distillery in Boston. The
shock was felt for several squares around, and
many houses contiguous were shaken to their
foundations. Several persons in the building were
seriously injured, some it is feared fatally The
loss to the propretors is estimated at $4,000 Who
the propretors are, is not stated