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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-08

The Legislature of Connecticut adjourned sine
DE on Saturday last, after two months session
90, bin from the Senate which proposed to reueal
the act allowing temporary residents in Connecti
cut to retain their slaves. On the same day the
House also rejected, by a vote of 63 TO 20. a bill
from the Senate which proposed to refuse the use
of the State prisons for the confinement of fugitive
slaves '-'"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-08

The STETHoscopR.-Weh have receiyedtbe
July number of the Stethoscope, an interest
ing number of this able medical journal. 1t
is adorned with a handsome Autograph by
Richie Dunnavant, of James Henderson
NJ. d., the third President of the Virginia
Medical Society. ...t.. 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-08

Sun SrRoKE.-An almost certain preventive
against this fearful calamity is handkerchief or
handful of cotton, saturated with water and worn
in the crown of the hat The wetting should be
repeated every hour, as often as may be re-
quired. If thick or close hat is worn, holes
should be cut near the top then the evaporating
water will carry off the heat and keep the head
cooI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-08

HEALTH OF THE CirY.--With the excep.
ton of cases produced from incorporate easing.
drihklBg and exposure TO the sum- the city
in healthier condition at this season of the thar
at present The streets lanes and alleys are as clean
as they IAN be made, and the Mayor his aids seem
determined to keep them so. Prudence is the best
preventive against disease this season of the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-08

BAD NEGRo.-James Scott, vicious and
unprincipled free negro, was arrested by officer
Tyler and brought before the Mayor, yesterday
charged with assaulting and beating Levinia Young
colored woman. on the 9Th inst. The evidence of
the prisoners guilt conclusive that His Ho-
nor ordered him thirty stripes and held him to bail
for his good behavior. ....... ...~-,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-08

THE WEATHER was not quite as oppres-
warm. Many persons engaged in out door labor
have been forced to suspend operations on account
of the excessive heat, while others less prudent
have been Frustrated, and in some instances died
from its effects. We have never witnessed warm
a spell as the present one, OF 30 long duration.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-08
CONGRESS.

-, The senateon Thursday took a vote on the We
tied Insane Land BAl. and u was defeatedhy vote
OF yeas 81, nays 26.
The House came to vote on the General Ap.
preparation Bill, and after adopting all the amend
menss except those making appropriations for the
construction Of bridge over the Potomac, and for
the construction of an aqueduct TO supply the city
Of Washington with water, rejected the whole bill
A motion was made to reconsider the vote, but
the House adjourned before the vote was taken.
Among the appropriations in this rejected bill
was tn of $4,000 for the completion of the Gus
tom House in Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-08

The dwelling house OF Mr.. Daniel Wells in the
upper part of Alexandria county, was destroyed by
fire Thursday morning. Mr.. Wells is worthy
farmer, aud the loss to him is very considerable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-08

BURIAL OF THOMAS RITcHIE.-A large
procession of our Oldest citizens followed the re-
mains of the late Thomas Richie to its last resting
place, yesterday morning. During the moving of
the procession the State bell continued to toll and
every other respect due TO man of such exalted
worth was shown to the remains of the deceased
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-08

ARREsT.-A student was arrested at Richmond
vile, near Albany, New York. a few days since
charged with setting fire to the seminary at that
place. His examination had not been concluded
at last accounts. He belongs to New York city,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-08

PoIsoNED-Hanson Gassaway was found dead
Ia Washington on the 5th inst. The cause of his
death was Jamestown iced soap, which he had
made and parfaken Of ass-rt ..t5...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-08
LARGE TALK-John Boyle was called be

LARGE IALK.-JOnn boyle was chIIeU Dc
fore the Mayor yesterday to answer the charge Of
threatening to kill Martin Tierney, the I'd inst
John met friend of Martins on the south side or
the Basin, las, Sunday and being somewhat excl
ted, declared before God and man that he intended
to cut Tierneys thread of life and be hung for him
Martin feeling no desire to become the cause of a
public execution, applied to the law for protection
and had a warrant issued for the arrest OF his
avowed enemy. After hearing the case at length,
the required Boyle to enter into bond and Sc
curly in the sum of $50 to keep the peace and be
OF good behavior. -..--.' ---.-.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-08

CoRREoTIoN-Ino our notice of the storm
yesterday, it was stated that several hands at Thrm
ass factory were burned. 1t should have read "se.
veral brands" and was so written ---..-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-08

Capt Alexander Black died at his residence, in
Salem township, Champaign Co., Ohio, on Friday,
June To- aged about eighty nine years. He parti-
cipated in many of the Indian battles 10 Kentucky
and Ohio. ........ ... .-- .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-08
THE DAILY DISPATCH
THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

Persons leaving home tor the Virginia
Springs and other Summer retreats, can have
the Daily Dispatch mailed to them for any
length of time they may want it. Fl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-08

James Greer died of intempersnce and exposure.
ia Washington, last Tuesday. -u.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-08

HOLBRooK sent us, yesterday, q copy OF
Frank Leslie's aides Gazette of Peris London nd
New York Fashions for July
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-08

Tbs tannery of Pack q Arnold, in Allegheny. Pa
was destroyed BY fire on Tuesday night. Loss sl0,-
o00-insurance 5000,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-08

FIaE.-The Yves, Market, in Washington was
destroyed By fire on the morning Of the 4th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-08
NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.

x..4 @. G.. l19G . A. 81. 10. II; "
u. X. ", 9Th D"h
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-08
ara MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, July 7. .

'...' o.. -,>---' ARRIVED,
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, New York, mdse. and
passengers ..-.
Schr Charger Nelson, New York mdse. a.. IL.
Schr Louis McLare Buckley, lime 10 w. Snow.
Schr R. M. Browning Hackney, Albany, lumber,
Belvin l. Parker. -..-.. .t--i-......s.
Schr. Haxall, Chichester, New York, mdse., d. Cur
RE. .s..... ..
Brig Random, Leonard, Port Walthal to load for
Philadelphia. -~'S' -~.'.r.. .-..' -....-' s- ...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-08
PASSENGERS PER SrEAMsH,p Ro.ro-,

PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP ROANOKE,
THos SKINNER Commander, from New York
J Roane, II Manning, Y Morris Samust ]
Edward Kloeber, Henry Lutchenberry, Geora j
Cdttenden. Robert NJ Young, Joseph Maxwell w
G Lewis, Mrs Hutchinson, Miss Robinson, J w E se.
bee, James L Chase, Geo J Bliss, Thos w Greer o
Slocum, Capt A Woglsm John Digs, JOB IF
Tetus, Henry Sampson, Wm r Howe and lad, r
Brown, Samuel b Arnold, }, hu J Dalton, Tho "
Adams, Frank c Mahoney. JohnJ oildersIeeye. !. C
Hamilton, Mrs III l. Ludlow snd daughter Mir s
Saunders M,s Collins and daughter, Henry NJ
Golden Fred u Curtis, James 3 Toirud, sanlusi r.
Shannon, VIM z Stew art--2I in ateerage
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-08

CAS'r HELP IT-that PEAR SYRUP at
BENNETT BEERS Is so very fine we must ,sf
~ II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-08
THO. l.. D. wALTORD, sec'y.

A CorrLLoN PARTY will be given at thu.
AMELIA SPRINGS, on THURSDAY, 27th July
~ F. & H. C. WILSON,
jy 7-3t So 49,. Projectors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-08

-' FATAL CoLLIsIoS AT SEA.-We gave yesterday
brief account of the collision between the ships
Olympus and Trade Wind on the night of the Goth
OF June, in lat 4l 20, Ion. Sc CO. and the sinking of
both chips. Three passengers and three of the
crew of the Olympus persisted. Eighteen of the
crew of the Trade Wind were lost. Their names
were:
Thomas Pierce carpenter John Assew, frat
steward John Acnow, second cook John Mitch
ell. James Conner, William Smith, Franklin Hart
by, James Bowen, Thomas Hill, Joseph Addison
John Martin, Michael Walsh, Chas Town. Jere.
miah McCarty, all seamen Richard Bingham,
James Brady, Manuel Lewis and Luke O'Toole
-toJs.
Those saved from each ship were taken off by
the Belgian bark stadt Antwerpian, which arrived
off Block Island, near New York, Wednesday
morning. The scene at the time of the shock it is
almost impossible to describe. Passengers were
aroused from their slumbers to hear that their YES
SCI was fast going down. The life boats were
manned end soon filed with the frantic company
each striving TO save himself from watery grave
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-08

EOR SALE.-Eight shares of STOCK
L in the Mutual Building Company. will be sold
to the h CHEST bidder ct the meeting of the Comma
ny, the 18th inst. This is of the oldest Com
panies in the CITY, and the advantages for borrowing
are much greater than in the ones. 1t NAV be
bought privately before the 10Th by applying at this
office ..' =
iv 2-eo1St&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-08

FATAL Acc1pENr..--A young man named
Richard Garick, aged about % years, citizen Of
Roanoke, was found dead on the Lynchburg and
Tennessee Railroad track, at the eastern base of the
Allegheny Mountains, on the morning of the fifth
July. tits supposed that he on the cars on the
evening Of the 4t, and attempted to jump of while
they were in motion, and falling on his face was go
injured that he died .---..-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-08

For there shall be more any vain VISION mo-
fatterng divfuation within the house OF isfaei--
E-skiei xii: IT.
DIR. LEON GELBARDT, converted Israei
-. win deliver = Lecture next sac BATH, fTo-mor
owl July oth, ct the clay st. Methodist Church Of
this city upon the religious condition Of the jews
z O'CLOCK r M He invites the attention of all ts
whom it may concern-Jews first, ss well - Gent'Ies
Nv 3-Ist
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-08
NOTICE. OF CO-PARTNERsHIP.

THE subscribers have this day associated
L themselves together under the firm OF
SMITH &c FORE,
and vii continue TO conduct the NEWSPAPER
MAGAZINE, PERIODICAL and CHEAP PUBL.
CATIN Business, at the old stard of LEWIS l..
SMITH. -.t-
Tha5 will continue to receive, in advance of other
housesIaIl the latest
NEWSPAPERS,
- MAGAZINES,
.-- PERIODICALS and
.r-' CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.
and Of er the same for sale reasonable and accom-
moda1n terms .-
Th will receive subscriptions at publishers prices
10 all kf the ENGLISH and AMERICAN NEWS
PAP4RS and MAGAZINES, aud deliver the same
in an part of the city, without extra charge.
A 6oice assortment of BOUND BOOKS, BLANK
Books, SONG BOOKS, TOY BOOKS, PRINTS,
FRAMES, STATIONERY, PLAYING CARDS,
GAMES, &c, will always be kept on hand.
Isl Country orders solicited and promptly attend
at Books Papers, &c. mailed to any part Of tho
o'i'l d States, - -, 1hEi Fd Il; sn,th'
9th street, above Monument Hotel.
Richmond, July LIST, 1854. f.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-08

COFFEE SUGAR.-50 bbls. Stuart's G,
EGoLEsToN. fiTz6EkALD CO,
jys - > :. 1890. No. IL Pearl ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-08

The UNIoS BUILDIsG FUND COMPANY vii
hold i,s ,.,nIsr monthly meeting on sATURDAYI
Evening the 81 h inst, 10 the Jefferson w ard Schoo
House. The stockholders are requested TO call o
the Secretary and pay their dues before the meeting
rua T. wAITORU aer,v
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-08

THE SUBSCRIBER, thankful for the liberal
patronage bestowed upon him heretofore, respectful.
iy socits continuance of the for the con.
Germ, promising renewed exertions TO please those
who may favor them with then custom
LEWIS l.. SMITH.
Richmond. INV I 1851. fit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-08

~ for sale by .a... Y
jya sse-...s...a- 1870 No. II Pearl ct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-08

E,OR HIRE-For the balance Of the year
IL aMAN who u said to DO first rate Gardener.
jys ED. D. EACHo, Gen. Ag'. and Col.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-08

FOR the present Mr. Darracott will re-
main with aud render his assistance, where he will
be pleased to see his friends.
ETERRTNE PTTILEN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-08

HE WU INV DUfLDING OUHFANTES,-
The first eular meetinssoF the Marshall and Henry
Companies will be held az the room over the store Of
Wm A. Buffers 157 Main street, on Wednesday
evening, July 18th, at O'Clock, when subscribers
will be required to pay in their first instament of 81
per share.
few shares in each company remaining untaken,
persons wishing TO subscribe for the same do 80
upon application to VIM. p Munford, VIM. A. Pratt
OF the Treasurer VIM. A. jenkins, at the Exchange
Bank JAS. K. LEE,
jy3 Secretary of the NJ. and II. Companies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-08

NEW COPARTNERSHIP.- uu-
designed having entered into eopsrtnershp sndsr
the firm of STEBBINS l. PULLEN will continue
to conduct. the EARTHENWAkE, CHINA AND
GLASS business at the stand heretofore occupied by
Stebbins, Darracott Co, No. 1Ol Broad ST., where
they will be pleased to their friends and solicit
continuation of the patronage of the public
CHARLES STEBRINS,
-s4 Ia -,,l BEN. x. PULLEN
Richmond, July 6, 1851 e.4s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-08

REMovED.--The Subscriber has removed
his Office to No. "a Main ST, formerly occupied By
Messrs Smith K Roberts Hardware store, and
opposite to Messrs Smith l. Harwcod, where all or
defs for COAL be left, and will receive prompt
ate ntion. Iiy7-2m+I P. c. LARUS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-08

ELARET WlNE.-A few cases Of very
~ fine. in store and for sale by
- EGGLEST0N, FITZ3ERALD Co,
jy8 No. II Pearl o..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-08

TOR RENT.--Three ROOMS suitable for
l. lodging roomE for gentlemen over the store ot
the subscriber, mar of Main and Governor sta
Jy 3-St - ...-- f. b. SPENCE
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-07-31
From The B .!falo ID ,rnocracv
New Process of Paper Making.

he most important question now, among
printers AMI publishers, is that concerning q
substitute for rags in the manufacture of ia
Per. Nothing has yet been found which III
practice affords perfect article, one suited to
the liner varieties Of printers work. Their. is
however, no room for doubt that the cXigpncy
VIII produce its relief, il it have not already
done 50. We are conycrsant with a recent in
vcntlon, By which all that vast amount OF flax.
heretofore utterly wasted, after the plant had
yicit'r! it3 seed, because Tie process Of cxtrica-
ing the seed left The fprous horizons OF The,
Plant IN IN unfit condition for WORKING. NAV
be saved and adapted to the uses of the paper
hEltcr i!us aiIordin" not only q LARGE supply
OF iiic very best material for fine papers. bui
oIeflhG to the rdiScrs oil flax for the seed. !:
hlcdilS OF realizing still another profit from the
sale Of the fibre of.thc plant. We have seen
t1ls invention brought to bear upon masses Of
sMinole-tow, full OF bits of bark. sticks. and
"thtr Incunberinr matter, and 80 matted and
''n"icd as to be literally Good for nothing but
10 pack goods perhaps, and have seen ii turn
ell out straight, free from foreign matter and
as white as ordinary brown lincn-a capital
article Tor paper. But we commenced this
paragraph with the view of calling attention
to re following interesting article from the
Ion" Island Cindicotor. If the facts stated
De tue. we may look for the development of
ahoe her Important clement in paper-ma!ling ::
ar. Sal'ie Nolan la:c of the civ Of Dublin Ire
land, now resident in New Yo,l, with the assistance
OF MS brothcr-I-aw, Dr. Anii>cl, has invented and
patented at Washington, a papcr-mahing machine
ana pulp that meets all the difficulty DR.. Aniiscl,
VIII &c chemical knowcig is so universally kEowa
anu priced, has Invented pulp, which in its
stale VIII not cost more than about one sixth Of a
cent per pound, aud by the aid Of the machine in
ventc by Dir. Nolan, can be brought into market,
made into paper, at cost Of about four pc,
ON Taper ut present costs about eleven cents,
that the value of the invention can at once be seen
The material from which the pulp is manufactured
VIII flourish and grow abimantIy in ground that is
at present useless to the farmer, ard here, too, the
community will he the gamers. We have seen and
cNamin"d specimens of the pulp, and have no hcSta-
Il N IN pronomcing it just the thing wanted. 1t is
as white and clear the mos: clearly bleached cot
ton, and is capable Of the most delicate tint. The
harshneSs and transparency of the straw paper is not
to be found IN it, while il is capable of the highest
finish, maintaining all the plancy and toushncss Of
tie iuc linen rags. Ii connection with this subject
we viii say more in few days, and by ii few simple
calculations endeayor to show that Messrs Nolan &
An'lscl are real benciactorS of their race We hope
they will reap the rich reward such mastery of mind
matter deserves.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-07-31
Ecath OF g'izarr0.

Ills Honth three hundred and thirteen years
ago, pizarro was murdered III his own house
n writer in bllckWoot tilus notices the event ::
They that take TIE sword shall perish by
the sword by the sword he had risen by
the sword lie was to perish; not Oh some well
fought battle fed, with shouts OF victory ring
ing in his car but his p4laco-ha!l, 10y The as
sassn's blade. IN his own fair capitol Of Lima,
the City OF Kings, tie GEM OF the Pacific,
which had sprung up. under his auspices, with
incredible rap.iiiy, ior pizarro seemed to in-
lart his Vast energy TO al about him, Il score
OF consplratora, assembled at the house OF Ail-
ai@ro' son. plotted his death. 1t was ona S!ln-
day. in june. lJlI, It the hour OF dinner, that
they burst into hi: apartment with cries OF
Death to The tyrant." y number OF visitors
were with him. but they were impertcctly
armed, and deserted linn, escaping by the Win
lyWs, and his l,sli-brother, MARTINEZ dc Aican-
lora. two pages, and IS many cavaliers, We're
I'll who stood forward in defence OF their Chief
'.'hty soon fell, oycrpowertd by numbers and
covered with wounds. But riZarro was not
the man to mcc.lly meet his DEATH Alone.
without armour, his cloak around one arm. his
good sword in his RIGHT hand. with q vi@or and
intrcpldity at his advanced age Tie Old hero
kept his coNarly a>Saiiants at bay.
what ho.' he cried, traitors. have you
come to Kill me in my own house?' And, as
he spoke, two CT bis enemies fell beneath his
blows. Ra.!a, the Chief the conspirators, I'M
patient OF the delay, called out: why are
we 50 long about it: Down with tie tyrant -
and taking one Of his companions in his arms,
NJ thrust him against the Marquis. Pizarro
instantly Cropping with his opponent he ran
HIM through with his sword. Bat at that mo-
ment, he received wound in the lhrot, and
re ling. he sunk Oh the floor, when tn. swords
OF isa Ia and several others were pItn~cd into
his body. "Jcsu" exclaimed the diving man.
I'd tracing a cross with his bloody iin@crs on
the floor, he bent down his head to kiss it.
When stroke, mere Friendly than the rest, put
an ed to his cyistcncc'
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-07-31
Getting Personal.

Our contemporaries, the Times and Nltn-
acsotiGn, arc becoming altogether too warm
ly personal, for this hot weather With the
thermometer at fever heat, men should keep
their temper the nearest possible to cooling
point. Instead of this, the Senior.
doubtless, of the Ninncsotian, on the 2Sth
July, dashed at the Times in this wise
The tona file owner of the Times is one of
the most INSCRIPTIONS LAND sharks" and claim
dealers in st. Paul. The tone of that paper
sounds just as though he was pulling the wires
Of his automaton. the editor, and compelling
him to grind out this dolcful music. in order to
frightcn the wcll-sccurcd, but uninformcd claim
ants into selling their claims for a mere song.
Lest there should be some misunderstanding in
regard to the person to whom we almClc, we
will state Ills name in full-ALEx. WILKIS."
Whcrcat the Times cjoins in two columns,
reviewing generally tic political life and
services of Col. Owens, and specially the
charges above, as follows:
"l-Thc assertion that Mr.. Willin is the
bona file owncrof the IImes.' Isl brazcI-!accd
falsshood, uttered in the style and manner only
peculiar to John L. Owens. We brand him
as q Hor and call upon him for his proof.
'2-Mr. Wilkin has never seen one single
article we have published until lie saw it in the
paper. lie has never consulted us, asked us.
or advised us to any course of action since we
have had charge of the Times. and has infIu-
cnctd us III no way. shape or manner whatcvcr.
and yet he is the man whom the Senior of the
JIhac>0tjda takes occasion to traducc,-a man
with a heart larger than the whole BODY OF
John Il. Owcns-onc OF the men who few
years ago furnished the money that filled the
spoon that fed John Il. Owcns-a man whom
John i. Owens sold last fall to his political OPP
ponrnts, for less than thirty pieces of silver,
and for which he is now rcccvin" his reward
This Judas Iscar;ot John p. Owens is
the editor. who, to crafty personal, vindc-
tive spirit of revenge. singles out respectable
and worthy citizen, and thus slandcrouSly holds
him up to the community. His whole article
Is base fabrication from bcginnin" to end
and will only tend to add double degree Of
n!lmy that will pcrpetuate his name"
We regret that the Times rctortcd in this
manner. 1t is "piling on the agony" too
steep. 1t has come to sorrowful pass,
when a man has to submit to a public Gaming
one day, and be branded as lar in pub
lie Journal, the next. 1t is crowding too
many unpleasant events into so narrow a
compass Of time. We feel for the sensitive
nature Of the Colonel, and tender him our
condolences A man of his sanity mcckncss,
and unressting forEcar;ncc, should not be
treated so roughly We insist, on rrofcs-
sional grounds, and as a friend of the Col
oncl, that the editor of the Times do, forth
with, molfy his manner towards the meek
! Senior"