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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-08
"PHYSICIAN, HEAL THYSELF

The N. Y. Herald reminds the papers in
New York, which are raising such clamor
about Wards acquittal, of multitude of cri-
minals in New York who have escaped pun
ishment. There was the case of Polly Bo
dine, who killed a woman and child on Sta
ten Island, and set fire to their house, and
who was twice tried and escaped. There
was the case of Joe Jewel, and of all the anti
renters, who have committed robbery, arson
and murder, with impunity. We referred a
few days ago to Richard P. Robinson. He
murdered, at midnight, an unfortunate girl,
in New York, and then set fire to the house,
adding arson to murder. The wealth of his
friends secured his escape. There is the
monster Madame Restell, demon who is
permitted to corrupt and kill, innocent girls,
body and soul, and who has never yet suf
fered the penalty of her fiendish depravity.
Why, the very papers which denounce Ken
lucky so bitterly as land where crime can
be perpetrated with impunity, have, over
and over again, said that human life was more
insecure in New York than in any civilized
city of christendom. Their Council and Po
lice were so corrupt that the whole city had
to rise. en- masse, last year. and turn them
out. If they have improved themselves by
this change, of which we have seen no proof
they are too young in a virtuous career to lee
ture others.
A great deal is said of the superior virtue
of Massachusetts, jurors in clearing Dr. Web
ster. The case was not a parallel one to that
of Ward. DIR. Webster was poor man, and
there was no opportunity in his case to fee
powerful array Of counsel, or to avail him.
self of those other appliances which often
produce so magical an effect upon mems
powers of observation and judgment True,
he was professor and a man CT talents, but
the only aristocracy recognized in Northern
cities is an aristecracy of wealth, and they
care tor no talents except talents of silver.
Besides, the murder of Parker was even a
baser murder than that of Butler, which, in
all conscience, was base and black enough,
for it was done in secret, done from sordid
motives, and in the most cruel manner.
Kentucky is not responsible for the outra-
geous and unjustifable verdict in the Ward
case. No where is that verdict more indig.
nantly condemned than in the State where II
was rendered
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-08
THE WAR IN THE EAST

The allies seem to be taking their time in
getting to blows with Nicholas. From the
very deliberate manner in which they pro-
coed to the scene of combat, it would appear
that they are very solicitous for some
peace proposition to arrest them on the way
This advance seems more like a funeral
march than the rush of heroes to battle
Never was there war so reluctantly COM
menced
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-08

FIRE.-The roof of small brick tene-
ment corner of 18th and Venable Streets burned
yesterday morning. The speedy arrival of the fire.
saved that and the adjoining buildings froa de-
struction. 5
The house occupied By Joseph Bohannon, the
young man who lost of his arms by the expo
sion of cannon on Capitol Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-08
= RANGE OF THERMOMETER.
At RANpoLPHs BOOKSTORE, 12l Main ST., yesterday
70's IS u O'clock e o'clock 70
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, May 6

ARRIVED,
Schr Juliette Baker Boston, mdze, d Currie.
Schr Francis EuIore, Smith, New York, guano.
Schr John Randolph, Parker Baltimore, guanO and
iron, to Fry Co.
Sehr Trades Union, Hanks, corn and lumber.
Steamer Pennsylvania, Baymore, Phad., mdze
and passengers.
SAILED
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, New York, mdze and
passengers.
Schr Baltimore, Grief, light
Sehr Judge Baker, Bosart, New York, coal, w D
Colquitt & Co.
schr Sarah Maria Jones, New York. mdze, w D
Colquitt Co.
schr Isaac Prince, jr, Booze Baltimore. coal, w D
Colquitt Co. f'a+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-08
SLASH COTTAGE
THE MECHANIC GIIARD

Will give a MILITARY AND CIVIC Excrrps,o,,
to the SLASH COTTAGE, on WEDNESDAY IS..
of May. iWa
The GUARDS announce with great d,., n -.
sure that since their excursion last snmmer
tage BALL ROOM has been enlarged TO 5onhI.e o p.
former size, the SUPPER ROOM incIossd snS is
ranged for the comfort oflades and aa s
psrtaking of refreshm ents, and the Ladies' hi FL
ING ROOM fitted up with especial care To ,5s;.
comfort. '"eif
The GUARDS have made such ARRANGEMENT, ,.;.,
regard to the excursion, as must give entire .s,;.r
ton to all their friends and the public from -
tsfore been extended to them "~' "efs'
The CORNET BAND will accompany the g.
pany. ~O"'
r Company at o'clock, P. NJ. l.
Gentlemen and ladies not being able TO Is.-. =.
o. clock train. VIC
Returning, the cars viii leave the cottsy. at ?
o'cl1ck. a.
REFRESHMENTS in abundance will be farni.b.s
at city prices.
Tickets for the trip 81 EACH to be had of any nam.
Der of the Company, or at the depot
Er NO CHARGE FOR LADIES.
nv Did
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-08
NEW RACE CouRsE.-Wel learn #,

New RACE CoURsE-We learn from good
authority that number of gentlemer, staunch
friends Of the turf, are about opening new race
course in Hanover, near the Slash Cottage The
ground is said to be admirably adapted to the
purposes for which is designed, aud the North
pass directly by it in the city will
have good opportunity to visit by aid of the steam
horse with less expense than they even go to
Fairfield or Broad Rock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-08
VIOLENT AssAuLT.-Ty

VIOLENT AssAuLT.-Two negro fellows
one tree man named George Richards, and the
other named Charles, the property of James Tai
ley were arrested In Henrico county, last FRIDAY
night, by Constable .Childrey, charged with AZ
tempting 70 kill Joseph Tucker, a white man They
were taken before magistrate, and punished accor
ding to law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-08

HE WARD JURY.--The Louisville Demo-
crat asserts that there was but one man on
this jury who even looked like an honest
man. 1t says;
1t was sickening to hear the comments of the
neighbors and acquaintances of the jurors upon their
history and character. One had bsen indicted for
burning has neighbours barn, and nerer acquitted
fnofher icds tceu knora to hare committed base per-
jury Anoter had risited the prisoners jail repeat
edIy and had said again and again, that the prison
frs toere innocent, and yethod seorn juror that
ne nag formed no opinion. Another had brought boy
Win n I'M from the country to take back his horse
.eng ms family that he expectedto be caught upon
the Jury to try the WAkp case; and yet when sworn
as 70 having formed any opinion, with the most af-
teens ar OF innocence, asked what case it was and
whether he had ever heard of the case before
Ihese comments and opinions were not promulga-
was empanneled, ii cas the common tau Of tae ,rhois
coln1nnffH. - - 7. - 49, y ~ 'e'0'e
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rBw sPuCrAL uoTYcns.
Or SUCH SUBJECTS THE TESTIMONY or
WoMAN SHOULD Re CONCLUSIVE.

Or SUCH SUBJECTS THE TESTIMONY or
WOMAN SHOULD BE CONCLUSIVE. ,.-o
Mrs Clute, of No ~ Second street, believing her
child, about three years old, to be troubled with
Te5Dms gurshssed one bottle OF Dr. MLANEy eE-
spoonsful which had the effect Of causing the child
to discharge large number Of worms. The child IL
~SSd .d ssSs Sf,sn
children to be troubled with worms, to lose no time
but immediately purchase and administer DR.. M
W-The money will be refunded in al cases where
1t does not give satisfaction. -,
p: 8: The above valuable remedy, also DR.. "a.
be had at all respectable Drug Stores in this city.
take nons but DR.. M'LANE's vERMIFUGE.-
PURCELL, LADD CO, Drugs'sts.
Projection BUILDING Fund CO.-The
next regular instament of One Dollar each Share,
will be due "Wednesday. May 10Th. The Secretary
veil Be p to- the
Per order. VIVA BUFFERS.
my Stit secretary
NOTES.-The Unien Building Fund
Company will hold its first monthly meeting on thi.
evening the 9th inst, at the Jefferson Ward School
House. at 8 O'Clock.
Stockholders are required to pay the first monthly
instament before this meeting, or they will be sub
The Secretary may be found at his office to receive
payments during the day.
THOS. L. D. WALFORD,
my 8-lt Secretary.
MosT VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUc-
TON THIS DAY-The particular attention of the pub
lie is called to the sale of the valuable mansion Of
George Taylor ESQ j., and the vacant lots adjoining
take place this afternoon at ~ o'clock. See auc
ton head for the terms. &c.
my GODDIN sAPPERSON, Aucts.
NoTIcE.-We beg leave to call particu.
lar attention to the Auction Sale THIS DAY, com.
mencing at 10 O'Clock, of r. l.. Hickson Co, "a
Main street, by
my8 THOS. w. KEESEE, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-08

ANOTHER Acc1DENT-AnnieN holland, a
small GIRL about years of age. was accidentally run
while crossing Cary street, near 18th. and badly
bruised. Two gentlemen were in the buggy at the
time, but did not see the little girl before she was
knocked down by the horse. Both her jaws were
badly injured and her right hand considerably bruis-
ed though her cond ton s not at all gerous One
of the gentlemen in the buggy Immediately took the
child to its mother on 18th street, and had physi-
clan called in to attend her When we saw her yes
terday morning her face was much swollen but she
was then walking about the house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-08

Fresh BuTTER.-Messrs. DAssEY 4
CocKK. Grocers and Commission Merchants. corne
Of Broad and 7fh streets, have just received fror
the Tenth Legion, q lot Of fresh roll Butter, whic
they offer for sale Those who wish sonacthin
nice, had better ssnd 10 their. ordsra 1t once, (
butter il butter now,s.aays. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-08

FALSE ALARMs-Until the ordinance pro.
hibitins minors from running with the fire eines
strictly enforced neither the tremen citizenl
need expect to get rid OF the continual annoyauces
caused by false alarms Boys who love to run with
the machines and see an exciting race, will create
them at their pleasure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-08

NARROW EscApE.-One of the walls OF
Mr.. James Thomas burnt factory, corner of 9TH
and Cary streets, fell last Friday afternoon, and
caught free fellow named Harrison, under it, but
did him no serious damage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-08

BODY FoUND.-We understand that the
body of DIR. George w. Caufeld, of this city, who
was drowned in James river last Friday afternoon,
while fishing excursion with party OF friends,
low the place at which he fell from the boat and
brought to Richmond for interment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-08

CoW,K ILLER CAUGHT.-John Kniph
charged with killing Mr.. John Kerrs COW. has bee,
arrested and Gagged, to answer before the MAYER
today.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-08
LOUIS NAPOLEON.
A contemporary gives he.following sketch
Of Louis Napoleon:

A contemporary gives the. following sketch
of Louis Napoleon:
Louis Napoleon, Emperor Of France, 10 rather
below the middle stature; has dull and drowsy
eye, and counteuance that ordinarily expresses
but little. Hell about forty four years OF age and
has had an adventurous life From an artillery Off
Ger In Switzerland, rowdy In New York, special
police officer In London and prisoner at Ham, he
10 now firmly seated on the most dazzling throne OF
Europe, and wields power second only to that OF
the Emperor OF Russia. Public opinion has under
gone great change In regard to his mental capac-
itJ since he ascended the throne of France He has
manifested an ability OF high order as ruler and
statesman; ana, at this moment, exercises great
er influence over the affairs OF Europe than any 9TH
er sovereign, not even excepting the Emperor OF
Russia. And this Influence he has welded wisely
for his own interests and thus far the honor and
interests oil France He enters the conflict with
ms great antagonist of Russia with daunees spir
IL, ana an energy OF preparation, that shows much
oil the true metal OF his uncle a of glorious memo
ry."
With the exception of Nicholas, whom even
Blackwood, in late severe anti.Russian ar
ticle, admits to be the first statesman of Eu-
rope, Louis Napoleon has no equal in admin.
istrative talents and energy among the rulers
of the old world. His whole career since he
last set foot in France, has been upward and
onward. and has not been marred by solita-
ny blunder, Upon the Eastern question, it is
his marvellous sagacity and stern decision
which have brought about the present power
full warlike alliance of France and Ct Britain
against Russia. The statesmen and press of
England cannot now find language strong
enough to eulogize the man, who, when he
was elected president, was pronounced an
idiot by the Prime Minister of Great Britain,
and miserable compound of depravity and
folly by the whole English press
1t is rare that the same family produces two
such great geniuses in the art of governing,
as Napoleon Bonaparte and Louis Napoleon
However, there is no proof that the blood of
the uncle flows in the veins of the nephew
That Louis Napoleon is Bonaparte, that he
is even a Frenchman, we learn that no
one in the immediate vicinity of the French
court. for moment believes. He is, what
his physiognomy and his temperament pro-
claim him, Dutchman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-08
SAD AccrpENr.-On Saturday afternoon

last, yellow boy named BENJAMIN PAGE, about
thirteen years of age lost his life In most melan.
choly manner. He had been sent to the store of
Messrs. John NJ Gordon Son, corner of I4th and
Main streets with clothing for of the clerks and
carried them to the young gentleman's room in the
third story. While up there, locking about, the
hatchway being open he stepped backwards, fell
through It. and crushed his skull badly that he died
in a few minutes thereafter. The deceased was the
adopted son of Carter Page an old and respectable
man of color sexton of the First Baptist church.
and was said to be intelligent and sprightly boy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-08

The u. s. CIRCUIT CoURT.-Judge Ha-
lyburton presiding will be in session to-day for the
transaction of civil business. Lawyers would do
well tn attend ----
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-08

THE RE-OPEsIgG OF THE CRYSTAL PAL
AcE.-The N. Y, Herald says: For full
and particular account of this great affair,
read Falstsf's account of the march of his
troops through Coventry
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-08

THE ENQUIRER IN NEW DnEss.-Tbe Ds;v
Enquirer appeared on Saturday, in a suit Of new
and handsome type. So completely changed was it's
appearance, that it, best friends scarcely recoeniz
edit Next Tuesday, May 9th, will be the fitch
anniversary of the establishment OF the ENQUIRER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-08

IHEATHE-IH NC hdV6i CTUUpb VIII PIC
sent many novelties tonight in the way of tricks an
transformationa beautiful Dances tableaux and gran
scenic effects The performapces on Saturday mis- h
were much applsuded. A fashionable audience will
we predict, fill The theatre tonight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-08

MACHINERY OIL s--sperm, Solar,
1N1 Lad and Aosin OILS. for Engine. Tkrashlns
Msehlnss ke. 10 Yor ssIs By
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-08
BARGAINS IN DRY GoODs-Messrs

RAhOhINO LIN Dh1 UOOOS.-meSSrs.
- WILCOX 4 BELTS having made an assign.
ment for the benefit of their creditors B. B Minor
Attorney at Law, with power carry the business
for short time only. Said trustee has appointed me
Agent for that purpose. Merchants and the public
generally invited to call at No. ISL Eagle Square,
where large stock of goods may be found, and will
be disposed of on favorable terms FOR CASH ONLY
VIM A. WRIGHT, Agent.
P s. All persons indebted to WILCOX & BETTs
will please call and make an early settlement.
nv ST. w. A. w. Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-08

The trial Of Major Wyse, says them Y. Mirror,
brings to ligh. letter from him, wherein he &C.
knowledges the receipt Of the orderto embark in
the Falcon and bis refnsalto obey Hesates that he
thought Of resigning, but concluded to immediate
himself for the general good Of his brother officers
lie wished to test the question--whether an army
order could compel him to leopard hislifs in such
manner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-08
Tworr.r-Last evening, about sun down,

IrouEsr.-Last evening, about sun down,
Coroner Wicker. assisted By Constable Lewellen:
held Al, inquest over the body of woman named
JoHarsA Nj. MooRE, and the jury rendered as their
verdict that the deceased came to her death BY the
visitation of God. Mrs. Moore resided on 29d
street, between Main and Cary, and leaves hus.
band and two small children When the husband
was eent for by the Coroner TO appear before theju
ry he was found lying upon the ground very drunk,
and stated that he was intoxicated when his wife
died.
Al half past 10 o'clock last nightthe same officers
held an inquest over the body Of Mrs. ELIZABETH
McGRAw, a woman sixty odd years of age, who
was found dead In her house situated betweee ITfh
and 18th and Marshall and Clay streets. The old
lady, against the wish of her children insisted up.
on residing by herself, aud consequently was alone
at the time OF her death. She as well as usu-
al on Saturday. but her door and windows remain.
ing closed yesterday the neghbors became uneasy
effected an entrance into the house. and found her
lying on the floor, blythe side of her bed, dead She
had no doubt fallen from her bed and died in fit
The jury rendered as their verdict, 'came to her
death by visitation from God"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-08

DEATH OF AN AMY oFEIcRa.--Dr. Alexander A.
Weatherspoon, Assistant Surgeon. United States
Army, died IN Washington last Thursdav night =
In his death, says the Warrington Htar. lie publir
seFvice has met with great loss indeed. for 81
ranked very high In his pfofession. !. ''as7'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-08

FIRE.-Between 10 and IL o'clock last
night stable on Broad street, in rear of Judge
Crumps residence occupied by Mr. j. II. Seayres,
set on fire, and the roof was burned before the
flames could be extinguished. Loss $50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-08

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GCHOOLER'S GEOMETRY.-E Extract
~ from letter of VIM. Chauveut A. NJ, Profess
sor of Mathematics at the U. S. Naval Academy, An
napolis. Md-"DEA SIR: Your work Is certainly
one of great merit. Your figures are elegant and
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the problems that be proposed in this branch"
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plates In the finest style of the arts and the book
aofe.nsr E Rss Fsnnh oy raaa NOT supe.
the ,bject.
One extra copy flor their use) win be given
to those who order six or more copies.
Published by j. w RANDOLPH
my8 bookseller and Publisher i2l Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-08

NEW DRESS GOODS FOR MAY
IN Opening this morning handsome plain Berages
Tissues, De Lanes, Mouslins, White Swiss Muslius,
Spring Prints, Thread Hose. White Grape Shawls,
Mantilias, French Ginghams, Grape De Paris: also,
Collars, Sleeves Bands, Flouncings, Chemsetts and
various other goods, suited to the May sales.
G. A. GWATKIN
my2 Stiff Opposite Exchange Bank.
The daily union., 1854-02-04

DE u known and mad. manifest . whom 4,
land fe ocs o bs Taa sg s,e washington s he o
Lind issnsd by the register Of e virginia land OF
se lana m .p% or o oeer. snd soldiers q e
Once may warsn, No. eis issued December j. st for 800
Of sally Pene o. kay county and Iohn = asa ~
Of naison county Thomas g. ~nha O. Wiism y. Light
barus county snd Richard shthun', Of Jefferson
Land exchange military warrant, No 800 for lo 9l
Lghtburns. -, - :,
Office exchange military warrant No saa for 4It 1877
september Do isi In the name The aforesaid Patsy
"p nsa once e,eha.se military warrant, No sl7 for I4s an acres.
september 90 si n The name OF me aforesaid Richard r
land Once exchange military warrant, No ssa r oia acres,
sn day Of Novembsr istS and Land ocs stshsnse
W. Hardin, of Bloomngon Monroe county,
IN. above described warrants were issued in consideration
years by Richard Lgbburne besisnan 10 e
the before named persons the said Hardin,
their assignee Of warrants numbered aaS and plp - -
s duplicate warrants .ssed IN part 70, Original warrant no
.Sss - 'Ss "os es' % W. @ Sss whs
destroyed. - -
day March lsse in tho name % Jcsus Tugse. m ORIGIN
No. hsh ws' is issued as 'enas rosas psSs%
vrrna Continental line and was lost or desoyed oae half
i.rn an ,s h day of June isa7 by William a-s orange
county and hi. wife sarah Hsrss ,he sole heitataw
| and child Of oshu Tueges, above mentioned.
Land once eIch,rse military No sss for 100 acres. IS
Of esovre Butter who wa. s.saneo Of Deuna Fisher Polly Red
d,-h Eisabcsh seosed Nancy samuel w buier
ose T. .snsd n vsr or original No s issued in The
Of Jn p @ sa IL q . n IL s Wy
line and which original warrant No f6 wa. lost OF de-
have made application Of the General Land
Unid obtain lard scrip under the provision
c Congress Of August 81 for the before mentioned
Fct bnseIf and The before named heirs
Of Lieut.. Richard Liehhu,ne.
ulooHrsros, Monroe county, s'.,s % Indians.
| Nov N-iawan