The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-25
THE DAILY DISFA I0n

Trxas-A gentleman recenuy
uoLp .,d;e, brings information tnat mel
.so,,, WI, w. ,ro.nect OF success ~ digging 81
!. ,hsr auarter. There are es"Ju ,shar i
,nns denosits, bat the y'eio 10. "..cs.Js Of a
Ioos m 70 Justify working the process "
100 sman nrI, no, being worth more tnan pau ~
Gays w an average. The particles are sh han
COLE ,rrst. from every indication, nase Ths
anu sss tom a considerable d'stauce'
.;s,.ncs If geld silver and other n''n nc. .a,aa
~ Cnio,ado hilIs. has been known 'o' 49,
W. ~ Tbe sneeimens found have ho,
ofa character to create hopes o. NC 80 . num.
or 10 attract much attention. IL Is !, nur.
her of citizens have spent sohe M hat snc.
sui, ofthose mineral treasures, s,rmed. The
cess the puo.'c H. IT, vein of silver of some
P'o rchnese. ia more favored tnan any
80. ,ha, il e we are to judge oy .ne large
:,ans of almost pure metal WHICH nave
spee'he"ss IN This place. The localities
peeh eA .t;. = ~ he met with are known TO bat
sne'e a,,s5;a TerasJ American, Hdrch sun.
.b,nge paper states that about nine.
oa-saroaM Mir Halt. Of Wilton, in Fairfield
Te,,.,y Conn, then a remarkable good student
:: L;s collseiate course, was suddenly deprived
~ his reason and memory. Under these cir.
cumstances, his father, Rev. MIR. Halt, sent
him 10 Hartford, but finding no relief he sent
him to DR.. Chaplain, of Cambridge, Massachu
setts, TIL; doctor said there was nopreseDtre
lief for him. bu: al the age OF thirty-ssx or thr-
~ seven. there would be change: that the
brain was too much expanded for the Uranium.
and there would at that age be a contraction,
which would enable ii TO act heallhily. His
anxious father and family saw their hope per.
emptorily deferred for nineteen years. That
time has recently expired, and to their grea'joy
EnlE Id -.
inquire for his books as he had just laid them
down. and resumed his mathematical studies
where he left them. There was no trace on his
mind oflhis long blank in his life, of anything
whc b had occurred in il, and he did NOT kn0"
that he was almost forty years OF age.
BRIrAIN's HAPPY FAMILY.-The Queen,
Alexandria Victoria, was born May "a, 1919.
Prince Francis Albert Augustus Charles
Emanuel of SAKE Coburg and Gotha, was
born Aug. Do 1919.
The twain were married at the age OF II,
on the 10Th Of February, 1910. The issue has
been:
Victoria Adelaide Mary Louisa, born Nov.
q, 1910.
Albert Edward, born Nov. 9, 1S4l.
Alice Maud Mary, born April25 1913.
Alfred Ernest Albert, bonn Aug. 6, 1874.
Helena Augusta Victoria, born May %,
lS46.
Louisa Caroline Alberta, born March 18th,
lS4S.
Arthur William Patrick Albert, born May
1850.
A son rot vet nan1ed, born April Z, 1853.
Eight children-four sons and four daugh-.
ters-in thirteen years, and all alive and well
The United States district court in Charles
ton is about 10 try the validity Of The laws of
South Carolina requiring the imprs onment Of
eolored seamen. An action has been brought
against the sheriff of Charleston, at The instance
oftbe British eopsul, to recover $4,000 damages
for the alleged false Imprisonment of Manuel
Pereira, coiored British subject.
A few drops of kreosote on brown paper, put
in the holes of rats, it is said, will drive them
AWAY.