The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-02

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8 CEFy GAExnrss.--As the eubieck Of al.
afiss has been asuin referred 10 tbe firsnce Or,
mifsee, By the City Ccncii ~ sruse 49, sev ~,
NOT overlook thu petitions Of the .v reii .,.l -
night waichnasn. Already thepsy 81 die Chamber.
lain and Clerks Of markefs has besm rr;sr ar,1 ~
incfesse recommended fors the Asses.gr' Th;s q
all right and proper. for those who coul hsreav live
on their salaries twelve monfim yo can scarcelv he
expectrd TO supply the nocessaries Of Ii6e 4 the
ausaunt S = ~ -
So 'sT ~ tne uay poecs are concerned there are
otner leasons wny fneu salaries should be raised.
- ,na ss' - tnas AIes0y gwen by the change Of
49, - ~n az one ume PAD them liberal perq,i
see s srEestihg untaNIui assemblies, negroes go-
ING persons retailing ardens spiriss without
- - e.c etcs tne eMire hnes go INTO the cosrs
49, - M =. 1Hain, WneIeas. N nnes gone bys
.a.y MyIu uislaea WHn tne iniormes, we,ch aided,
s.,a.r NJ IN naKlns s up suitable ana equifabIs
s. ~ tne sel wing o. warrants - snIyded
snsos oas luu neHs ana day omcers, Wnfch stin de-
E.;s. tne Perqusfes and iessens their means OF
:. Eas a..
d, ssr sI, !, s ~ niei ~ waen, We nave onIy
.hs;s y,s.:,s % - . -'oesauie ior tnem 70 sappoft
tbs NJ ILL., I'LL e are tne necessarles of .he on
70 ~ f.. ana seems strange inueeo
,b;s 10, Is ;s ne.sI on tne Gosncaf csnno. see
h,nss =; ,h .no.l aI1 ,oIceu - IN otner
chew viii hecau G .mJ aoss s nos any man KNOW
t1 =, =; - -. ..a =; paose Vi tneii du
1,.s :. 20 anu not equaiy piain that tney
io ~ s:s 10y :. PsI suo ~ liAs Ioarse tieii en-
,, ,shs sa 'nem Win means of saoefst
;nt;n;,s,r n,ss ,o - as elnze1 Te would
~, ~. .ne Waicn oIsnanoed, inanIo
ia Ian pau ioI 'nl, ssIlee 81 'or IKE tne
ar @ f WY VA toid tnat nls salary was
poOa ~, ~. auu WIG ,epneu poor
b.Ir yas, away oe',evsu iuat no
, ~ ,s p enipioy1o eouio W u iai.n'u part W n.s
SAhPAoycf- bCt ti1c Citt ali utE stEfa0ts
.ha; d. . aou 'nen ~ .ney ial ~ no ~
.ui ~ .ne'I o1' anu ee' oeneIs VINO WIZ
ATTkMpTED SuIcIDE.-James Haywood,
,as ~ ~no ;s 70 ramse WIN
p1s.o: r.. 2. ~. nusei sIe On Iu:sosy n,anI
Herr;c cnr,v - ana .d - On union M, 20
.ha anoS ~. anu sonea 70 nave conmaso
We .hbaa Ipon ~ n's
har ,;, s p.s..u =, M Ionauo' as
~ r"pu prsas sae - ~ 70 neI oea $50,
80. ~ i Ia .e a,s anu sea'Is ullsg
ar s,,,aL Su..n.s.s ,".u souo 'u,
s,ayl Scn ~ ueplsssu 10 spifMs: 1ust pe'ole
e.;d co.. nc lar on oI' On geI.ing ooor
go - - - WI ~ "a, - ~ ~ ~ .o
a.. sIus ~ snoo. anu lhe. e.. SuPPosinS
~ JJnA..us, asel anu pau
ood rs,,, rnaa !. Az lay
I u ,d ~ ~. auI ~ @ sas = ~ ~.
80. asfn nc lao ". uoon .Ie,c fo.s, wen soule
a;, ts. - aru oenlnu sns
Go o. Hss.,1,d M, ~ s,o, y. h;s r;.,h. 20
nJ .lsp ~. 'np a ~ isns .nceA W
raj .id M here ~ ,bv s;cis ~ ~. ,he,. Hsv
wood recos cred from bis sbocL ros nm snd sr;, ~,
four of bis teeth and the ball But for the bslrs
coming Ia contact with the teeth the result miybt
| have instantly proved fatal. Drs Mecaw and Glib.
son arriving soue time a1er the occnrren dress
| ed the wound. and Mr. Rueer then pot > hack and
carried HAYWOOD to his own residence where he
was doiag as well as could be expected when heard
| from yesfersiay The wound is large and ugly
| one andlthe cheek is much burned with powder.
but BY attention and prudence it is hoped that the
unfortunate man will eventually recover. .lEe &.
THE WOUNDED NEGRO. The negro fell
low Moses, owned By Mr.. Carter Of Caroline, and
hired to Mr.. L. d. Crenshaw, who was shot last
Monday morning BY Mr. Wat Patmon, overseer
| for Mr. Crensbaw was In critical condition yes.
tertay, though hopes were entertained of his re.
covery. He was hired by Mr.. Crenshaw on the
let of last January and was to have been employ.
as teamster as soon as Mr. c. could get his stable
prepared--but until then was to work onthe farm,
aring as the others hands and to be entirely under
| the control the overseer eR = '5F !
| We have been asked several fines how it hap
| pened tha Mr.. Patmon was armed with revolver
That no injustice may be done that gentleman it ia
proper ia say that Mr Crenshaw told him that
slaves had been spoiled for want of manager and
that he would have to be firm and decided If he ex
pected to control them Added to this, Moses and
perhaps other hands had positively refused to obey
him. and had threatened resistance ifcoercion was
| attempted with them Under these circumstances
| he very prudently armed himself and thereby
| saved his life. IS tsfs. f.
| Soon after the shooting had taken nj.ce NJ Pot
mon " emf before Justice Jarvis and ;nformad him
1 of what had happened That ,entleman cnnsnitad
| Justice Haras. and hetween tie two s,s hal;ava
! the opinion was formed that Mr. Patmon had ac,aj
solely IN self-defence. We are sure. from wha,
I'VE hs va baar,l nj NJ p,s cbaraota T.h. "i.a. M
regrets the occurrence roore ,han naal ho one
we are enualv certain that tbere arc fa, i'
4 deed who wn,d NOT have cone o,,c, r..La -; :,
nlaced in his situat;on soAs .A1s'' Aei 'uei'
f ...-..e - s#E
| R,,c,.,s Dr .L
| @ LEI DhfEArkD.--ADout q CLOCK
yssIerday Hoinins one or more burglars priced
ou tne iock os the ,Iont door OF Mr John hoeber's
do;nn ..h s''ee out made sucn noise In
roo,s =, aa 80, are,,soa "a s,Ipa ~ tiie auJohng
l;gb, N sush shcrt ,;,,, ~ iS ~ ahce WIN
had ~ saa hs.sra ma a. .e
1 w.