The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-04

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double patrol upon the spot and it seems
improbable that such scenes will again occur.
NO arrests had been made, from the impossi-
oility OF identifying the rioters.
- We noticed some time siucs ,ba, three
slaves were arrested in Washington county. in
'hS 0'a'e, upon the extraordinary charge
against slave Of administering drugs to pro.
cure abortion, to two women-a, white and a
| black, the former of whom died. We learn
from the Abingdon Virginian that at the last
| term OF the court the indictment was ouasbed
| for the want of defniteness, and the slaves
were discharged. One of them was afterwards
ordered Is lashes for shooting horse! Tb.v
| do not think much of horse in Wesh,,a,on
| INCIDENTS OF THE YELLowFEvERAr MY
| ORLEANs,-The "Delta" of the 23d has the 70,
lowing:
| PERsoNAE.-Be it known to all ourresders
sand the rest of mankind" that our editorial
corps, embracing some four or five of the most
! stalwart pens in the Union, is now reduced to-
one individual. Our brilliant and poetic asso
ciate is down with the yellow fever; our most
industrious and laborieus scissorzer is yacht.
ing on the lake shore and our wit, essayist
|
near Ocean Springs and
ave are all alone"
Excuse, therefore, dear readers, any short
coming, or Deficiencies that may be MANIFEST n
our columns. We are very much in the con
/ diton of Marshal Ney, when alone, bis com
panons having gradually fallen off, and the
enemy pressing close upon him, he announced
himself as the rear guard of the grand army.
To complete our troubles and isolation, our
devoted devii-poor fellow! he cannot afford
it, did not appear yesterday in his usual place;
and alas! to our anxious inquiries there
that same sorrowful response-"gone to the
hospital ~
To keep up our spirits, we ordered what
one of our sick associates would call pasto
post znGtasinai, from neighbo,ing coffee
mousse and noticing that our usual Ganymede
did not appear with the required refreshment,
we inquired for him. He died yesterday, of
the yellow fever!
These are certainly sorrowful aecompani-
, | menis of such laborious and weaFying pur'
suit as that of an editor of a paper which makes
| its appearance twice day, and will, we know
be regarded by our readers as ample excuses
for aay deficiencies our columns may exhibit.
SARDsNEs.-Mr. Chandler who writes letlers
. from Europe, for the Philadelphia Bulletin
. gives the lovers of Sardines piece of nfor
= matiea that may not be uainteresring to them
He SAYS they abound in the bays and harbors
of the North side of the Mediterranean. n,
| adds: -..,.g
!, sThe harbor of C;vita Vscchia seemsd fills,
:. | with them. Their immense number near ths
surface of the water astonished those who ha.
r, never witnessed the sight before, and lead I,
a the belief that the immense dis play of closely
:, knit senes that every where meet the ey,
~ along the sea coast, need not alarm The love
= | of sardnes 10 the future supply OF the ish
ls AS il is probable that the utmost enterprise p
u industry Of the people will hssdiy disturb III
. piscs,ory balanc in the Mediterranean
ly The Governor of Arkansas has appointe
e. Robert w. johnson a senator in Congress Il
IT, gil the vacancy occasioned by the resignation
as of Solon Borland, appointed minister so'Cen
tal America.
on A late number of the ST. Paul Pioneer give
glowing accounts of the rapid increase {
~ population in Minnesota. La the tovn'of' ,
Paul s,he number of houses completed th
The season. or in process of erection, is almost il
he credible. Two new hotels, OF convenient an
| commodious description. are in progress
i" huilding, and many of the new ed!hces no
ne going up would be creditable 10 an eastei
as city, Emigrants in large numbers are Pea
4 a sing up the Minnesota and upper Mlssoa
of rivers, TO settle upon the-fertile ia7ds BoIaf
u ing thereon; and it ID aise stated that erei
It's steamer arriving at ST. Paul from below com
crowded with settlers. mostly farmers.
mes Two words Of opposite meanings, speli
or with exactly the same letters, iorm Ieiestit
UN' that is, the letters beginning the lines-wh
nc uui,ed-wers to give one OF tae worcs,,
,rk the letters at the end were TO prodIse
IL others-thus:-
Unite and unite are the same--so say y2'U :,
per Not in wedlock, Ewean, has mo unity bee N
n,v In the drama Of marriage, eaah wandering &c,
~ To a new face would ds-al except ynu aod ]
ken Each seeking teoalter the in taeir sefz
5 at - -. h,,f sc,,
'u'' Young urchns were gathered aroand &C
Xii. panion whose paiiid face indiceied that
an was very sick, she result OF some luseDhe
var. discretion. The little fellows were busy o.
ing their sympathy in various phrases.
truth is, he had taken '>chaw" oi teoaeeo
No the first time ia mis- lite. and having s"ailo' ,
portion Of the weed, grew deadly sics
cali. o. I,,Is sel,aw who seemed 10 underst
'teen more folly his companion's situation
,ears any Of the ethers, gently placed upoIl
sick bows shoulder his band, ano saiu
voice of dssp coincidence -. u :,
$ IN >'Never miod, Jimmey, we nao ah
az through this very severe 'riaE
'uol- r .xro,r,r GRAPE CRoP.-The
III as ai: i ns;,a Commercial of the 25lh
- III saws: x,a,;sncsd =
II Eve We are informed py 81 -, nss rusds ;,s
400 va,or OF grapes ,ha. Tue ,,a svs n sa,,s;as a.
ID any psns;nns Of 4 seriousioss 10 those engag'
,ha asas,pu culture in this country, where alone
.na .nnSa, Sai prodact amounts to near half a mi
iudivi. anhua, . p.-
piness, q oh;o vho
'elf up ~ CounJ r. a7ma a.. mo,
lnaiioa deiaulter IN tne sun ~ " = ,..ad ;,
;les. IL says me mas w 'as" Nv" +" Vss~