Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-31
'is motion q large debate eusued.
ANOTHER brutal. IIGaT

PHtAprLrmiA, July es.-A riot occurred here .bou,
eae eock this morning. Fourth and CaloubI streets
Tn.. s'n Tue f.rmonnt Engine and the Moysmsnsipg
hoe German passing home from wedding was shot
through the thigh. Two others are al the bo.pal-John
Gh S. .sed 20 bal. having entered bis back lodged
Jobn sn. o'ess,n"ounded probably. motslly-snd
oun t1arcs, ball In bis right Both belonged TO
the hoysmensng Hose. Several arrests wer. made
snong whom were Elisha Reed, With discharged pi,to
=, naoo belonging TO the Fsirmouuf and John Dean,
OF hoysmenspg. The 8ght vas Of short Duration but
lice. " '"e po-
NEWS FROM sPAIN-THE MINNESOTA ISvEsrr.
TtGATIoN-6EN TwIGGs
nAsHSoros, July es.-Inteiligeoce has reached be,e
per steamer Africa, which states that the insurrecou 10
SPAN Is spreading In all directions and tina, the
"s T. SERIOUSLY :pprehensive of the consequence
me ninne 'os investigating committee Continues 10 81,
ce much interest. One witness tesies that Mr. w.sh
buIne WAS accessory TO the alterations
T zen wigs has arrived here in good health.
rue appropriation by the civil and diplomatic bin .mopn,
TO SIC, 100000. 'S ''' a'noun'
VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD oyERIs sIEs.
nosioS, July 2S-The committee to investigate the re-
" OIL ten thous.nd three hundred and twenty
one shares OF the Vermont Central Railroad Inv M Co.,
made lengthy report, and e1oprats ali n,,;o,
RON fraud except Crane. whom they deuounee m nm :
measured terus The report closes by Recommending the
urging tho enactment OF stringent laws punish
ing such acts and demanding immediate and thorough
investigation Of tho affairs OF the company.
TOTAL LOSS OF THE STEAMER ADMIRAL.
las nnFf
To-Day says the steamer Admiral which run ashore
terday will be tote. loss The passengers were ,.ksn
on IN boats and all saved also the baggage and nails
Her cargo thrown overheard To tighten he, Sh u
under water Two steamers have gone TO t.Ls hsr na
seDgers to Easipor There were tLrec hundred
gers and the freight valued at thre hundred
dollars Insurance small.
HORRIBLE RAvAGEs OF THE cuoIrp. At tn,
NIAGARA SUSPENSION BRIDGE.
BUFFALO, July 2s-I learn from the most reliable
mat he raVages OF the cholera at the Suspension
bridge on the Canada side is far than
Our informant visited the yesterday and found lbs,
almost everybody capably OF moving had deserted the vi
entity, leaving the dead without burial He discovered
10 one shsnty woman so far gone as to be unable to
move ana the dead body Of her child seven years old
lying by her side In advanced state OF
10 smother house he found two men, one dead and nh,
other dying without succor In another shauty he found
three uuburied bodies, SO much decaved ,b. h. .iI
not venture to disturb them and set fire TO the sbs
consumed the bodies learn reliable fact thar sew
era bodies only partially consumed were TO-DAY bein,
rooted up and devoured by hogs
Mr. Fillmore aud his son leaves bere m ,oo .,
Cayuga county, both 10 very feeble health
NEPHEW OF WASHINGTON IRVING DEAD
AshiHuIoS, July Zs.-Mr Irving, nephew Of WASH
ngon Irving died suddenly last night from taking an
overdose OF OPIUM an article which he was in the habit
of using. 80 ''' "a"'
Mt Irving was man OF fine talents, formerly clerk
10 the Census Bureau and during the summer Of 81 act,
Supefnenoent OF the bureau during the absehce Of
Mr. kennedy in Europe.
CHOLERA.
PnILADELPHA, July 29.-Tbirty eight deaths by choy
era In Vest Chester Poor House. since July H. out of
ITS minutes. ' 80 Jul VI
Nrw foRx, July 2e.-Thc Albany Transcript saw that
since Wednesday noon e5 ofchoers have been re-
ported by the Board Of HEALTH 81 Of which were fatal
CHOLERA IN MASSACHUSETTS STATE PRISON
BOSTON, July es.-The cholera broke out IN The stare
prison in Charestown last night and at noon TO-DAY
enty prisoners were under medical treatment Fifteen n,
twenty are reported as real Asac choers others are
cholera morbu' The best medical treatment has been
secured, and os yet no deaths have occurred
FOUR GIRLS BURNT ODEATB
sPRiNdFlELD, Mass, July 2S.-A Dwelling occunind
oy two Irish families the Junction Depot of IN.
Oheopee, was burnt this morning. and two girls named
Courty and two Others named Coughlan and Collins we're
burnt to DEATH Patrick Bolar was also badly burnt in
rescuiDg his mother. " :"
THE FAILURE OF JOHN TUCKER
PHILADELPHIA July 2s.-Mr fuckers Liabilities are IN
his own individual capacity entirely and will not ac, tho
company with which he is connected Ills assets far
ceeds h Indebtedness but consist Of railroad and other
securities that cannot at present be realized except
ruinous sacrifice.
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING
DorLrsrowS Pa, July 27.-A barn. situated At BRIDGE
Point two miles below this place was struck b, pb.
grain and hay, which consumed. The horses were
rescued. The property belonged to Thomas B,unner
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
COLUMBIA, Pa, July 2S.-The buildings attached N
the Shawnee Furnace, owned by Wright l. Nephew. at
this place. took FIRE this morning and were all consumed
The damage to the machinery, buildings &c. will amount
to 10000.
QUARANTINE REGULATIONS
CHARLESTON, July 26.-The authorities of this CITY
have decided that all vessels from Cuba shall perform
quarantine five days.