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of ,pv Kind Of ,uecess The only provision meat and
that Is obtained by questionable neane.

We have dates to the 22d January
Admiral Feborier DespoDies arrived from New Cae
d,;. on the steam corvette Caine the 22d Jsnuary
m CsTtsn repor,s that be has good ground TO believe
h., re he rout during winter between Panama and
In,ra Is 20 the north instead Of going south 70 seek
tie south western bTeeZes- as Is the custom
Dv,-u DR sHuLLR-The death OF DR. J. y. Shuler,
nember Of the Medical Society Of San Francisco,
cr,red AZ II o'clock Monday morning, Feb. ~ DR.. g.
us ceutste Of the Medical Society OF the State Of New
York couferred upon him in lsls and at later period
in life received the honorary degree Of H. from the
Tniver,sy Of Ohio Soon after receiving his license, he
tered upon the practice Of his profession Ia Western
New York and eventually established himself in the wi
leoe of Lookport where he pursued with energy and
rst ,dusty the active duties Of general practitioner
"a cnrne reriod Of some twenty five years. sustained
the nos,op al The head Of his profession in the county OF
N;sgera For number Of years in succession, he was
elected 10 the honorable position OF President OF the hed
es Society Of that county and repeatedly If dees ate TO
he State Medical Society at Albany.
In 1870 he arrived in San Francisco and soon after es
tsblsbed private hospital in Mason st which he has
continued to the day Of his death 10 devote his whole time
ard energies Ardenty attached 10 his profession he
more bsrpy than when attending the active du
lies Of il at the bedside of the tck ia his os
sition his doors closed TO who required his
Irof sina services and at time from the opening OF
liz hosutsl he without patients who were receiving
gratuousy the benefits Of his institution and OF bis pro
iessioDsl skjll . ,,,
Through long series of years be maintained the honor
and dinty of the proession and by his kindness gen
enss and untrng deyotedness the respect and es
tenn Of bic patients. lie attacked by apopeIy soon
after retiring 10 his bed Sunday night and died at the
e1Iiration Of twelve hours, aged 63 years.
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Sailed.

Fss 10 ,is,ns1 unele s.s M p.usns caferass 4 ls,
chirehs ls,tes 'esr Vsessie Wilcox, san Pedse
Feb H. shP fssf. shsn b. F.aasr c.iso; Sis Ls,sk
FEB 10 tsk, MAhs ta Peters c.lss; Zsrald, Srl n
EsS 70 srs orsp;.l HaSod, s.y .eA. p.s..r.cs,. Wal
FEB a. bsis Has;iDs', Fisa c.lessta Acadia cs.
E a steamer Crescent cy smith cr-s.sa, CIV shin. ~
a. I.b Jobp-on fqaique, Eursks WbPps Ho,s Kss. -
NJ World WbipTle Humboldt Bay brig We'll ns-le, e.
pr,.f Soar 4; abr. iBdisnos Porfsr Cslso.
- slsbp Rnsesder MSth-vs hsus; btis ssmasl .,-,
- R.sr,r fueet Soaud Astoria Wlou ghby, o..
Feb IS ship Astehle,s POIer cslsa,i bark assel Isis
Rev Arctic Ocean -, ,r,--,- cu-,
fsvsh Osen Caso sries Ja6son, sanker UnPfss Rv,s,
S,,er, Eroxe Hpmbodf Boy Caroon, tthrse-1etl Ss,,
.cn Hrr,sodt Bsy; Prince e Joiaviie honoisla.
F,b s Citprrshp 0ctea Ciiy, Clnhels Shanghai seasr
Goist Haley D. bark cse Puget seInt brig csssa
,,v Pane Oreson schr Gen Morgan Way boieoa
S,su,hip Arrercs san kEsncsco Tom Neg ferk
A. re Dee q ard sailed Sth arrived ~ vssa
jan n and 81 ed esy tor rsleaAa.so arrived
TAahusro Jan. rs 10 sad sailed l9th I ", OR Lss
Cb! arr, 6 Il 81 day sale nom lota Jan
fr YGraAiso arrived JAn IS, ssile5 sun, day s
Panama. arrived A. Fa0Am4 Feb At r. en Psn2m. Fee "a,
" arrived a. sAa Desc FEB IS Iio sailed eA u
6SBA "a FranccS ard arrived AZ 10 " On tue 6ta
Whos Iom New-lok IS dsss running tineosea,s
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Divorces,

In Gan Fuc,co Feb 93 BY Hon DelOs Lake croofs
from CTooks -, ,,-I n,
Feb By the Hon DeIes Lake
Dew Charles X DreE. -. a., =, -.
In Francisco by the Hon Deos Lake. " N !" nancy Ho
Mgrssret Harey ,,.u ~
In Feb & by the Hon Delos Lke Sses Nson
frum Mason.
f,u In T. Sam
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27
Nrw WORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, MARCH 81. 1854
day. and one .uice at these dggin has produced Is so
as $500 In two days washing.

BrsHor SouLE-This venerable divine Of the Hethods'
Episcopal Church South, preached profoandy in'errs
text was taken from the parable Of the Prodga Son IN
connection with that passage Of Scripture where inc JOY
of heaven s expressed at the return OF one human ,
being TO ChTist stiaaty. large audience attended and
the discourse was listened TO with deep asfen-
tcn Not a movement interrupted the stiffness tna.
rested the house the grave and measures WORDS Of
The aged and nr pre acher were delivered The Bishop
voice clear, fOrcible and distinct although s II
r.mor through it sometimes he enuncietes re-
fourth year we believe He will leave Stockton on the
boat this evening. Stockton Joarnei.
TIE METHODIST CEURcH.-The contribution to pay od
the debt at hanging The Methodist Church on
Webersv wil probably be sufficient, with whs; can be
taken up day TO relieve the house of al encumbrance
In the the church again passes into the hands OF the
congregation il vill be called Soue Chapel after the
disre usbed bishop whose hberaly has been - instr
mental in relieving it from embarrassment Stock. Joer.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27

independent Of Capt Gilman and Lieut Rnddaen; @ are
James Hamihon ieut, OF Phlsdelphis, David Hope
surgeor Of Illinois, VIM. swzer private, OF New foFk'
Jcserh Ripor private, Of PHILADELPHIA Henry sseaasr
pva.e OF England Lawn nee Seherpesk private Oh ~
land James Duke, private, OF England.
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Births,

J, Sonora Feb vrrp l6y Anseyine Reynolds OF soa
In sonora Feb. H. May lady Of p Couah OF iou
FEB David laird Of Cot;on~ood SHASTA County, OF
daustier
I'm 81 the Ias, of SIR + Mckee, of Son.
Feb Isl tha ads OF Mt SoweIl, Of ,on
Feb Isl fhe lsSy of sir. Mcclure. OF son.
On he 7th. tie lady OF Mr. Hsslln. of q son
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PACIFIC SHIP NEWS.
Port OF San Franeisco-Arrived.


Feb 6 clipper shp Eagle Faen lcs days fan bark
Clsxon, Andews Msndocinoi sehr C. w Clarke KeeJ
FEB il steamers Sierra Ee,sds Behen ls days San
Msior Tonpkns HINT Santa bsrk Ella Fran Miller 10
d. I'm stLs; Csedes Br Lakey 16 dc I'm London vs Fak
land Islands brig Zoro"sr Arthur HUMBOLDT 'ehr Iar.nso rur
FEB is steamships Golab Haley Diego; Otter Miller,
Mors a wsy Bodess Mary Elizabeth. Ellis Boinas Bay
Feb is steamer PeyteBs Nssh Astoria ships asnaah (Br
sto sesn s i m mi IPoo via iu.n
haitian Lbty DO fm Cape fAttsr Puge, sound Ok Oses
ss in DO .ehs Loo ChOo Ps.rO Onsrsy Bsy Lsurs ev
FEB 20 clipper .hip spsrs Arsy 10 Boston brig.
dsys Metropolis Gespe lsl day. from Hampton Ro.as three
..t.d ehr Arehim.des Wilson day, from yanccuyers Island
Monterey Bsyi Thomas, Nelson BOiin.s Bay,
Feb a. steamships so.thener hiHd San Diego Fremont
Young Hampton Roads; United Hssna 6o
day, from bark Ann Lb1. Is days from TaeA-
FEB p Ar.thusa HolEsy days Valparaiso ANA
nah, tBr Tvy. ll1 days from Bio JsneiEo
vspsssso ls 6sys Samuel Lawrence Psten l3
days om Boston BARK Mahs Allen urde 50 days from Val
more Frsnis AdsI. Colin: is day. from Puget
eh.nimsn Bowling days from Puget Sound Mary Ana Jones'
soas By .ehr' Rs:., & ss p:sa % r,, sy,
ysds Smith Humboldt Bay Commodore shuorick Mills Bohnss
Feb a. clipper ship Cyclone Inrero lis days from Bos.on brig
%sny day, .I R Rass' s. s.uId R ;:as. My :aa
pcs Amisos ohll Cba.o 50 valparaiso M.dOnas Rasse
FEB ~ "eapsr amere. Mchsl 81 d. I'm H.~Yok vi. Rio
Jsleiro TsIestUspa Valparaiso Panama and San Diego
Feb a. clipper .hp Westward Ho Ha~ey lo5 d f y.w-York;
bark Gay Head Davis es d. I'm sydney via Tshd 50 dsya via
herolsu II days brin NonPm, Williams Santa Cruz; Cope
lsEd Co TIS,s q, f Hlo ssnd~ieh Islands
Feb as wIbur IS ds fm Puget. Sound .cbr
F.lTssth, Riley b. I'm BOinas Bay Sea Serpent Ella hs
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Feb s steamers John Stephera Pearson Benca Brother
yonsthsn Bodfsh San Juan Maria .5 Peters
Kooiseh tRuss) Panof Honolulu
FEB ships Thomas Watson Lyle, Phlsielph.; Palmyra
~n CsHso elks Her rea Thompson, Cearer Sacramsnto
River
FEB s .ehr, Jos Hewlett Lemon sseanento DamarscOvs
FEB 20 bsIis Kse Hssn Field Calcutta; Acadia Cov.as
forsrd ehr Indsno Porter Csll.o Crescent City,
Feb q ships Earek. whipple Hong Kong Ringeaaer Mat
thews Manila bark Petru, tSwedish) Olsen, Csllao.
Feb q snip Morning Light, Johnston. Iqliqus
scr, Portland
Feb q ,hips Golden City Csnded Shanghai Bad E.1s csd.
hello ,Chil1 Ray Arctic sss
Feb Gosh- HALEY San Die GO; bsrk warr,.ah iBr)
NszttlaT sebr o ivis. Eed6eid. sacran
Esb g 'hps AIrsret 'Chll Evans ysparaiso Goasdfoy
CON CecsLO Co fchr iaurs EsTsu niltiD. Gan Fe4r1
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to It's place by substantial wall with frontage OF about
lots 50 by 100 might be laid off The only question in
reg ard to the matter is whether the Legislature will
thorze loan pay for the work In the estimate of the
cost manual labor reckoned at o. per day. and horse
cart and driver at IS.
The Custom House statistics for 1883 have been pub
lsbed.
The IMPORTS were g. 95 the exports s46e 900 of
which sl9l, 600 were Of foreign production
The arrival merchant vessels were 1885, of whalers,
535
s7s7sss gallons of whale OIL and 2o2O,s64 pounds Of
whaebone trapshpped q, the islands.
The Islands have 80 vessels engaged in coasng OF
1888 tunnsge in the aggregate
-Four hundred vessels obtained supplies during the year
The average cost of the supplies for the merchant vessels
was $500, and for the whalers ss75.
Among the exports 635000 lbs of sugar, 100000
lbs Of coffee 3C0co0 lbs of Irish potatoes 900 lbs OF
sweet potatoes, $500 hogs, 1000 cocoa nuts
The total of the customs for the year was sl556io.
The spirits taken cut of bond consumption amount
ed TO ls,soS gallons of which nearly twothrds was
brandy.
LOWER CALIFORNIA
Our dates from EnseDada are the 18th of February
On the 10th the Columbus and the Portsmouth arrived
Of Ensenada-
On the l4th Walker spiked and buried his guns and
started for San Tomas with l$o and field piece
He left FIVE of his party severely wounded and four sick in
the care Of eight men, who the neM gay followed walker
number Of hostile Calfornisns on the neighborng hills
threatening 10 murder the abandoned unortunaes VINO
taken OFF the same day by the officers OF the Coan
bus and brought to San Diego Two OF the oihce nao
had duel one was wounded in the foot and both were
healed in honor, If they had any.
II was said that Melendrez had raised force OF S0V
men, and would attack Walker on his march
party of the llibusers who had deserted and passed
through San Diego night with eonfsedfed horses were
arrested, and will probably be brought TO trisl.
Previous to the departure Of Walker party Of officer.
from the Portsmouth, visited him, and dined with him At
biz quarters The affair has got TO very low eob and
thosc who rmsip with Wshcr have lost almost all h'Ye
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27

The suboned letters from the correspondent Ct The Aha
California at San Diego gives impartial and detailed
account of the of the ezpedonis!s since the
departure Of the previous mail
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06
LOCAL MATTERS,

The OrERA.-On Wednesday night the
Opera of Lucia de Lammermoor was performed
very successfully 10 crowded and fashionable au-
dience at the Theatre. Very general satisfaction
was given. Madam De VRIEs acquitted herself in
LUCIA with very great credit. TAFFANELLI as
LORD Askton, played and Gang with spirit aud bold
ness showing herselfto be artist of exalted mer-
it. PozzoLINI played Eagordo with decidedly bet
ter success than in his first appearance Monday
night He is an accomplished artist but on Mon
day night was labering, as we learn, under some
degree Of indispositien which he had not fairly
shaken of Wednesday. Welook for still better jus
tice TO himselfto-nisht In Norma.
Tonight we viii have NoRnA--that favorite of
the Richmond public, and indeed OF the admirers
OF the Opera everywhere in this country. We are
sure that there will be crowded ami gay audi
enceattracted to hear it, It viii be done in grand
style. Madam De VRlEs is very fine Norma.
She acts it admirably. sispora sEIDESnuRe will
play AMI sing AdetgasG most sweety, and the COM
pany is capable OF most efficient cast ia Norma.
The Orchestra is capital one, and commands 1.
large sharse OF the applause of the audience.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

THURSDAY, ian. y, 1894.
Committees made reports; anoong them,
By Mr.. BROWN from the special committee On
the subject "a Dill providing for the removal OF
free negroes and nlulattoes from the Common
wealth
Petitions were presented aud referred among
them .-'t H. -'. s.. =
BY MIR. HAYS OF citizens of Gilnler, for new
county
By Mr.. RUFoRD: Of citizens of Pittsylvania for
declaring certain portion of Dan river lawtu!
fence.
Resolutions were proposed adopted and referred;
among them:
By Mr.. BuFoRD Into the expediency of provid-
ing four Commissioners of the Revenue for the
county of Pttsylvana.
By Mr.. ELLYsoN: Into the expediency of incor-
porating the Citizens Savings Bank in the city of
Richmond.
Reports of Committees were concurred 1l; among
them: s f.. $l
OF the Committee of Courts of Justice Against
the expediency of authorizing the County Court of
Albemarie to appoint one Commissioner of Roads,
with fixed salary and per diem. Of same: Against
OF same: Against the expediency of extending the
powers and duties of Justices of the Peace OF
same: Against the expetiency of requiring suitors
to pay into the Treasury the expenses of the Court
while trying their suits Of same: Against amend
ing 9th and 1ith sections of chapter 109 of the
Code.
The engrossed bill, authorizing the Trustees OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church in Winchester to
sell end convey certain property belonging to the
said Church." read third time and passed.
Bills were considered in their early stages, and
number were ordered to be engrossed
On motion of Mr. ELY, the House adjourned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

EXCHANGE HoTEL.-L A Daae, N wvaP.
W Carter, 0arolfne II Al Bsl, saa.usen.J Dayis,
Fs sj'Hq Tsno1 Eos w ce
durant. BackinghaEa; H Lewellen. Clarksyille; II
Ssss Mo. hsssrl G sRfs VI Fsre H.. Gs.:
ss '1S, a ssS; t;I,ss.
eae Dr. II Taylor Miss A Taylor Miss A Moisr,
RseasEsonil + Norris Ala; csr,er. Marshall
Miss > 5 Ie ftsich, Liberty; A Gage ard lady. Bos.
ton; % J Rockgell, y Y; 3 Friend, H Campbeih Pa;
Thompson, Wheeling; R Wynn. Raleigh; r NJ
Gay g 4 lady ard Il ssryanr, Whsslins; Taylor. Va;
DR. w Brockenbrough, Hanover; GTYsrby, Nortk.,
selden, Charles CITY; Judge Christian, Williams
burg; Smith, N Y; II Timberlake, Charlotteg.
vile; Nelson King Wni T Bsrkanl, New Kent;
s Coleman. Caroline; 7 straughan, Miss Sfranshan,
Petersburg r d Barces Stafford; Rev w Prem
ii, foit. ona@0efiasne hshfc0' oaif' Nor
AMERICAN HOTELS scherer T II Poul-
son son aanoset; o w Deane Lypsh6ursi Gresham,
Graves n G; Z Belmont, Washington; William
Ritehie, Riehmond; T Ainsworth, Petersburg;
New YorksJ Saunders S Barron. .Jr, w john
ston, Nortoik;N N NJ Osborne, Pr Geo; NJ Thomp-
i9a MY4mapSIs Yuss asassss fho psS sh' kssT.s Baas
beri4nd; 2 L Dorsey and lady Mrs Ramsey, Miss
Ramsey, N C;J Anderson and lady. D Berry,
II DolSotL 0iech SPftHs, VI w ' EppS5, Ducklng>
ham; J w Lane, Amelia; w MCGOWAN, Mcil-
wains, Petersburg; Collier, p Geo, R A Whita-
ker C.; w Steel Phila; E H Monteiro. Lynchbe;
Harris, Bedtord nj Jones, Gooohiand; Nor
gan, Bedford; c Howard. Albemarle; g NJ Wal
ton, Louisa; w Adams, N G..
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-NJ Maxey, Powhatan;
Green. Amelia; NJ West, Nelson; Capt v Wit
cher. Pttsy ylvania E Harris, Lynchburg; C Flern-
ing, Fleming. W E Martin Grant, j Pellet.
Goochland; II C Foulkss, T Z Foulkes. T Scott,
Nottoway; L L Goodoe, Caroline; B A Goode, Pow
hatan; Williams, Farmyille; c Lively, Peters
burg; II Rice aud lady, Va; E g Lawton, r /; J z
Clark, Goochiand; w Burton. DIR r X Chandler,
Richmond: a Fuller, Sims Va; w Hall,
w II Saunders Cumberland; j II Fritz York; G.
Husee, E Lewis, Buckingham; E M Watkins Va,
! r Featherston, Amelia; Hodgson, Columbiai DR.
Watkins, r Lacy, Chesterfield; J E Noble, Prince
Edward; " J johnson. Charlotte; Jno Wingo, w
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BURGLARs-As these Important auxilia-
res TO civilization, have commenced operations in
this CITY, it would be good policy in the head OF the
Police to double the night watch in order it possi-
ble to detect some OF the scientific depreaations
the goods and chattels OF those who are not wide
awake to profitable specuiations at unreasonable
hours. Il IS folly to suppose that twenty-five or
thirty men can patrol the tllQrou2hiares oi Rich
mond, III the night time, and securely guard the
shops stores and private dwellings, O! all from the
inroads OF cunning burglars ana house breakers.
We are satisfied that it would be impossible to pro.
cure the services OF better for tile night police
than we now have, small as il their pay, but all
their diligence must prove anavailing, unless their
number is increased and their beats reduced. A
burglar or ineen9iary has nothing to do now but
discover the time at which the officers pass the
Pe1at selected for operations, when he can effect
his purpose, and then retreat at pleasure
At this time presume there are NJ less than
five thousand negroes in the city, from the varieus
counties ia the state, tc be hired cut Many OF
these areturned loose upon the community at night
to 20 wherever they wish. II inpreper pas ses are
not furnished them, what boots It. when the iati.
Is notorious that they evade the Watchinen aud
stroll wherever they please. IN ordinary times,
when higelings are employed during The day. aud
some OF them furnished aigh places at which TO
lodge, our citizens are greatly annoyed by their
depredations, nota ilhsfandng the vigilance of the
police Is il not reasonable to suppose. hen, that
this nuisance Is greatly aggravated hy the immense
Increase OF numbers during the hiring timer And
II So Ia Il asking too much, when Wi request the
Increase of the night watch during tie prevalence
of the annoyaneef 8. S48s 5s*
On "Wednesday might last, there were not less
than three efforts msde TO enter by ferce, busisefa
establishments on shorkns Hill. ir ono attempt,
the rngues were successful. aud carried off con-
have been. and no doubt were al uae bottom Oh
this r0hbery, but fully salised that negroes
were employed 10 commit Il far thrilling compeu'
sation Ihis sheis was perpetrated en- Broad street.
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RIC HIM 0 ND, va
KrpAY MORNING. JANUARY q, 1854
THE WEEKLY DISPATCH.

For the present week, ia one OF the best num-
bers ever issued. The large accession TO its cub
scrption list within the past few daysis an evidence
ofits advancing popularity among the people; but
yet there is room A more acceptable present for
the new year could not be sent to friend In the
country---so send in your orders Price only Sl
per anuuw, in advance, or three cents per single
copy, Tor this valuable paper, which contains, from
week to week, all the choice matter OF the Daily
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ALL SETTLED.-The complaint made by
Edward Dwyer against James Shnnick, being of a
frivolous character, was dismissed without being
heard, the Mayor having already decided that Jim
mey should give bond and security to be OF good be-
havior for the next twelve months. +
Sbinnick, twill be remembered, had Dwyer bound
over last Wednesday, and now Dwyer has turned
the tables and had the graphing irons of the law
laid him 10 keep him quiet in time to come.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06

It is stated that the Secretary Of the Navy though
approving Of the finding Oft the recent court martial
held at Boston, Mass, upon the charge againtt
Lieutenant Murray Of the Navy, disapproved CT tie
sentence, and has substituted for it turough for
year without pay. The court sentence was, in fact
10 penalty punishment. 1t was neither raore
nor less than six months leave on full pay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06

LET LoosE.-Edward Shinnick made his
debut at the Mayors Court yesterday, and was
confronted by Edward Dwyer, who alleged that
The accused had laid violent hands upon him last
Tuesday, and that he afraid OF receiving bodily
harm from him, unless restrained 6y law. as
shinpjck had made no threats, and did not appear
at all dangerous, His Honor saw no necessity ios
the interference OF the good old Commonwealth IN
SO small a matter, and therefore ordered them 10
return home and live in peace
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06

DEATH OF THE FALLEN ANGEL.-The editor OF
the Richmond Christian Adr0cate has received a
letter, announcing the DEATH in New York, of Rer.
Francis II. Barring, whom we have heretofore hauled
over the Goals for his imposition the North Caro-
Ina Conference. The letter. purports to be from
Barings executor-(f all stories are true, Jack
hetch should have held that o5ce)-and states that
he died on the 20th of December, of hemorrhage OF
the lungs. The Advocate believes the letter to be a
scheme invented by Barring himself to divert pub
lie attention from his former impositions, and to
open the way for new ones. His antecedeuts GER
tainly tend TO create this belief
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06
PoRK AND BEAss.-An old negro fellow

named Simon, in the service of A. Michaels, Super
intendent Of the Poor House, was Gagged by the
watchmen last Wednesday night, for having in his
possession piece of salt pork that he could mo-.
correctly account for. Yesterday, on being brought
before the Mayor, the proof conclusive that ne
had stolen it, and the consequence was, that having
supplied himself with pork he ordered beans
to match, to the tune of fifteen stripes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06

U. s, CossuL AT LoNpos.-Itis in.imatef in the
Washington Star, that the Preeifent viii find hin,
self compelled to decline sending in to the Senate
the nomination oil Mr.. George NJ Saunders, as Anne
riean Consul at London, in consequence OF his
having become the political correspondent of New
York journal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06

I. o. o. F. At the late annual communication
OF the Grand Eacampment of South Carolina, P.
c. z. c. Fronberger was installed as NJ. w. Grand
Patriarch.
On the 18th inst, the Odd Fellows of Charles
;oA will have grand celebration which it is ex-
pected will surpass any thing OF the kind ever in
troduced in that city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06

SERIOUS CHAReE.-A young man named
Jas A. Atkinson made his appearance before the
Mayor yesterday to answer to the charge OF stealing
S5 IN money from James Jones, on the last day o'
last year. but Jimmy failed TO answer to bis name
when called, the examination was postponed until
Saturday, and the accused admitted to bail to an
.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06

TwENTYsEvEN Tons OF SILyER.-The Phladel-
phia Bulletin states that there about twentyseven
tons Of silver coin-over one million dollars-in the
Mint, which have been lying idle there for some
weeks and which the officers of the Mint will very
gladly furnish to any applicants for proper eqiva
lent. 1t appears to that if this fact were generally
known among the people, there would be no farther
excuse for keeping up the cry CT scarcity of
silver.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-06

letter from Auspatch states that the mysterious
affair OF Caspar Hauser, which created such an ex-
element some years ago. is again coming before
wished to make some revelations concerning the
murder of that unfortunate individual, whose at
ventures and fate excited universal an interest