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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02
LAW LNIELLIGENCE.

TSy CorRrs The Oyer and rcrminer. for tho
trial Of mur5er sni anon in the let degree nvslv.
irg the penalty of death. will com n~nce its April
Term Ibis forenoon. TIE Common Pleas ais, CON-
merees It's Apyil Trial Term, and the Superior and
Circuit Courts, svd Courts, continue thsr rcis
Tsrms. There wit slso be- SpecL Term OF ths So
preme Court std the L. 5. Court continues its sss
scns.
The April Term Of TIE Court of Geacra Sessions
commences this morning, Judge Stuart presiding.
The following he the ca epdsr of to Be disposed
of, ss furnished b! Mr. J. II wbitnore Chief Clerk
Of the CRY Prison. Is Is The largest on record and
numbers lees than fourteen indictments for mu,icr:
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SUPERIOR coURr-ossEa.L Trnx-Mrch 81.


Max Mare zek and Wife ast Ole But.
Motion 10 Get aside attachment which had been
obtnioed on elain BY Madame Msetxsk fot salary
sp..r already referred The attachment had been sst
ade by Judxe sosoa principally the ground that sdss
N heinz msnied woman eoa.d not Into contract
hos The sanction OF her husband expressed Ia the asreo
n,nt On .r behalf Appesl made By plain5 Dc 70
the General Term and argued few days fines BY Nessrs
Sanford and Binye for plaintiff sud Mr.. L. T. Bassey
for defense This Court sustained the decision Of Jafssb
q II Aifsehrnsnt dissolved.
POINT OF PRACTICE.
Morton 4 Pie sen sst. Cortlandt Wood.
The question vss whether, Ia 8 csse wnere by tho
the the plaintiffs entitled to judgment for certain
IL 10 tue Court for Jadsmsnt.
Whether IT. attorney entitled the costs Of tha
Is Tor Of the notion Tie Court held that be DOLLY
entitled 10 cost Of the motion. go
Pr,dE De Beer ss Dsniel Youns-Ordef affirmed. With
coas
with costs
Robert Miller sst John WestfsI-ssme
Jos.ph 7. Gilbert sst Theodors beseh.-Judsuent tsS
con plsint be dismissed.
Bsniet FORESTER sgt. Francis VIA Trial granted.
tbice event
JOSH T Kendall act Edward Stone INDIGNANT affirmed.
Flt1Ierry Fsy sst Reuben Lovsjoy.Jadsmsnt sdrusd.
SPECIAL TEsN-DEcraoEs
Caspsr Trust sgt. Csthariae Trust.-heisrreo
back fof further proof motion for decree denied
Lyei. Lay ThOs II. Lay Tho pssdins to be pre-
ssnted 10 the Judge. ,,~
Chnreh ma Others -C0mplaint disuissed with costs
Henry A. Bosart sst- same-sams -
Rob W Lo Sber freeman Clark and othegs. Bill d.
misseo with eosts, to ell the defendants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02

rriessre barely good q, las, week while Good.
hensly sIIL
AZ IL proves eeu.nd sprung up In TIE Coax r,ks, szr
the early psrt Of The uees win In AHEAT ~
HfT n m FLouA Of Y bb aas IL lSDiAs Corr Of >
quarter, wboh hss tEsin Isher ehscsrd to..asss White
WHEAT 1iNdi2i6i Red lof dt'I6 y 20 =. Old Weregn
6srsl FLotE a4l' So a3sii Old Phf ,ii. Ani
tsiinoft - 0fii; E.E Sc 1slls Csnsda Al az, 81
Sour SiT a. 4 ttl White INDIAN Coax. 4.6di3,, gel
lev s2idfIf uiIsa 81 sd4-I e qusrter
About -" tbls Of TUsFsSTisE TeslHei 2 Anercsn
.N'H; dNL QUEEoITRos BaKE Ia yesy Limited esnan-
r. S-AtOut GO tss OF CoTToS have been a.sB or
rort ND hv 'PscusoTs ie th s mskas the sales
ofthe Ny H. bss bot csubg improve 10 Pu,es
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R-o,.n sh,nlex & Coz Circular.

P~ 1sta- LIVERPOOL rnasy, h>N. y, ia. :.
We have to report sast week In .'' re sas
In prices Of sbou 4 y 10 10 Ameri.sn quAiueA rag jas
Ices called "a 40 bales bat does give correct ves
Of includes the CORES
SPinneIs direct TO the ~
the shiPs aide. Spectators have taken S'" ana
II ~ bses. ,
The following are the quot .s, ct which the MARKET closes
tsmely the sales for the Day being ea bsss; an
-; Fair Mobiles lti Fair Uplsnds Ii; hiddlae o,eeos
ii Midonne MOBILES, IS; AiaShns Upland u; Ordinary
is.d4t; Inferior. f2idHPn -,
The aoch Of CorroS In th port bass, OF which
IScce American assaS s1 cos this period Of lest Je0
and 50 o(e American
Thss Ass bssa h inquiry u Manchester os YAaxs. bat
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fAiyerti.euent !
ELEGANT PARLoR PAPERs.-SUTPHEN &

ELEbANT AHLUN IfFfN''--s0 % T ItIN "
BRED Importeu Manufacturers add Joebers Of Wal "a
psl q. their and spacious warehouse No. broa1Tsy
e now REQ. yns and will continue to receive By various yes
sci. through the the Latest and most attractive
NOVELTIES which European SAIL produce IN tue line oil
PlsD Gold and Velvet DEcoEArIyE WALL PAPEA Those
about 10 sdorn the walls Of their dwellings neatly and
cbe,py n vita very rich and ELABORATE HASGNSs adapted
10 Cotae Hall Palace invited ~ All and examine TINS
rich srd atrscve stock rices hall be made loo ant al con
tract. shall be executed with proupBsss std Ntstc ssl
Merchants supplied With American goods At lowes pos
sble pfces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02
ARREST OF LIQUOR DEALERS.

Or Saturday sfieTrocn the following persons were
arrested in the Eighteenth W Ard, charged with sell
ing liquo' without licerse: Michael Flood Patrick
ksarIty RuoolPh Rucenburg, Christian Bouspsck
John Drogs, Diedrick Ahrers. c. l.. Ahrens, W n.
II Smith, sId c. Bullwinkle. They were taken
before Justice BIeDnan sLd held to bal ia $500 to
answer the charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Barring Brothers 4. Co.'s Circular.

lPey hsia LosDoS Friday. March IS. 1866 P. NJ
The Colonial and EOren Produce markets besn doll
this week MONEY CoSsoLs leave of for nOoey,
AID 81 81 for the DOLLARs-the price IL yet
fixed. BL SILVER O. !! noninsl South American Dot
Looms 1915 D..
COcBINEAL-f60 bags offered this week and sold fuf
prices 10 Id. d2d sdvstce for low qus;y Honduras
Cocoa fm-125 bsgs Trinidad brought 80 0i6 for com.
TO mid Ied COPPER firm without change Ia price.
CoffEE 10 inquired for, particularly Native Ceylon.
which TO b. had under 41I6 The pubic Gales Of
Psutsi9n Ion have eomprsd ooly 2 and a bar
re and bsss rsy 10 hsnd Of whsh about half cold
previous $40 ptss Mocha sold from U75I6 The
Dutch Trading Con psn7s sale 10 pobsd to the 1913 April
will b. offered 57 sd bgs Coffee at Anssrdan on the
l6h $3.50 bsgs ct Roeroan N the 18th April The
following the imports and sto ks the LIST inst
pared with the came period lat ieaI:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02

RICH SILKS CHEAPER THAN DELAiNEs.-Thls
70 th- opinion all the L.des snce aesrs CHAs Head
Co No have opened their styles OF spring
si In 6re ooe. to pureo sse the ns.
at ana lnt,t .Y ca OF 8ks at16 81, 80 ~ TO Y yd
S,t sgeh u the fact al No 50l Grandst hesna CH.s
HEaRD Co. have az received rev invoice Of rch Ine.
Cr.p. AID printed Cashmere sHAWLs Ibe former they are
oeiip AZ 50 std go; the stter fro D. 81 % ~ Horse
I,sn.r, will 80 find full sssoaent Of pure lnsh LINENS
that ere szed at the Ere Notwithstanding tney "efe
,old - such q auc ion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02

b The Cc-'uoa bat ty ies.tTs ens-tnsnt b.sed
tie Cc-ssifnrirs
Ill AZ 10 he rht Of TIE Cor-ou Couu-i 6, this
Hh.5oe you have et.r.d otJser whieh saFe
sot he'd tif-- 10 eCnsiCes
Wv A. TO The ' Of isuor Sunday be5r neither
'MU.D' ces'be ise shall my secession on h It
III H. p oreI line cones
Y Tie POINT sseo that the sal. CT q15s being permitted
~ lsw 70 irsy-rs sLd bosrr.r. sbsnl1.
Lonse e all prop sur which cams, Hstsn ali
The Judge Adjourned the hi,l III. F.iday sext 81
scIcCk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02

CITY ITEMS.

March is gore, bu, tie cold high winds peculiar to
that breezy month seem to have been left behind.
Yesterday very strong gale from the ~est and north
IVES; blew sttaciy sll day and night Tne h.rbor
snd river navigation was very rough bu. no serious
osusge came TO Our notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02

ALL EYE DIsEAsRs successfully treated, Am
.u,o.. ,sses obstinate sad long sadios
bipdre. C.tar.e's without operation spseE' on
The eyes cured wi'bost pan, By DR. IFHtn Oeaha Nss
yot end DR. REHRIc o u from Psrs No - AN o. near
BIosGv.y Once hours rcm ~ A. a. to 9 r. d.
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rAdverisemsntI
WONDERS NEVER

WONDERS NEVER CEAsE.--They have now
inches bsh besides the Mammoth Girl, weghinf 6oe
pounds. famous fjse Merm.id no. o. sshie9s 81
b.TNuN's MUSEUM where the living Giraffe, lining Boa
Constructor Happy Family Sc shine out anOns the
rs,.osue Of rare euriose The FLYING DCrcHsN pl,ye1
Al BARNuMs THIS EyEssG and two pretty PIECES THIS Az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02

two edged sword With intent 70 kill her but wa, pre-
vented go doing by Officer Robb. Ct the Fifteenth
Wnd, ~ho encesvored to ans, him. when be made
pass With the weapon a, the Oficer and was
kDocked Gown for his trouble BY the Officers club,
ard the tas en- before Justice Dayidson who Locked
him ID for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02

LEcTrREs on PHREsoLoGr Fowler az
tourc,s coDrse Of popular lectures this interest
il scierce, to commence next Thursday evening, in
Bleecker Buiomgs.
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ADVERTISEMENT

Group CoUGH can be cured in one night by
bathing the thro.t aud with J. STsFFosDs OLIVE
TAa Price 80 bottle Sold a. No New st. aud By
}. hILHAv. Drusgist, No. 1873 broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02
SUPERIOR coUgr-sprcI,. rrRx.

George Slater agt. Curtis Judson OF sL-Receiv9
Thonss AIches sst Rosps Archer BY her next hsndRs
port frmed and JUDGMENT entered
Jas Moore at. Hudson River Railroad company Gown
ps dismissed without to either party assnss the oshs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02

A Moprt HrsBAsp-On Saturday night man
named Jacob +. Ruhle was arrested, charged with
.,.sutpg and threatening to take the life Of his wife
Hannah Ann. who testies that on the 2lst ut he at,
tempted to break open the door Of her residence NO
3l Mot.st by dazzling stones at IT, and on the siss
NJ. bs mat bar IN the street and ran ssr her With
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02

those who have Old Portraits, DaguerreOtypes,
or cersons which they wish reproduced
sud rendered durable should pay BaAohs visit No $50
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02

CARPRTINGs. OIL,

CARPETINGS, OIL-CLOTIIs, &c, In every vari
ETY. and the very lowest prices for cash Velvet Tspesty
SPY Ingram Carpets from auction Ocoths q feet
wide snd under WIN Row.. Jr H9 H1dson st. neu Spring
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02
rear, By FowLERs AND WELLS,

TEE PHRESoLoGicAL JoUiSAL YoR APRL eostsins van
ETY. Of u.eful and interesting matter Articles hion Of
Phrenoosy; The Cerebellgn; Forsses HshtinsAie with
Portrait Criminal L. ssson; Ths Races; The Isdae ave
Method Of resehg Hsu 70 Erusnts; Hsasetio1 OF nnd
Nichols with Portrait; One World or Many LsafnSs
Women Folks WILLIAM PooLE-Portrst ChGsstr rhfe-
biological Developments and Biography LrrrsAnr koricfA
BusnEss vARIErtIa WIlE PsHcLs, he. k1 49,.
B-oadvsy, Nsv-York
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Advertisement
TEAs.-The best assortment Of FINE TEAS viii


b. found a. the CANTON TT, CoaPASYs newYe-ctsd ans
ee.sn store No rs Chatham ct b-twesn Pearl and hoo,s
Oldest Tea establishment In the city We assure
ou aders they better here THAI elsewhere other al
yholssAls on retail No branch storeL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02

WHOoPNG COUGH can be instantly relieved by
bathing The throat ord chest with h. srargosD's OLIVE
Tar; this LSht ard morning and ia few days viii
be effected Price 20 bltts Sold at No Ne
sLd BY j. MlLHAU, Druggist, No iSJ Srotd"ay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02

ISFASTiCiDE On Saturday, 3lst ut, Coroner
Cous Of Poushse.pe held inquest the body OF
female cb1d which found dead in pond Pssssnt
Valley On examination there wss found wound on the lett
,ce Of lie he ad which IL caused s death Iwai
full crown new bon child The verdict that the child
had been uldered by its mother to hide her shane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02

FoUSD DRowsED-A few days ago the body OF a
nan as found 10 the Hudson River sus Land
log about a. years Of AID could not os recos
med He sppeaed TO have been In the water time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02
Advertisement


BLAKE's Patent FIRE PROOF PAINT, No. ll3
Pesrlst.-See under head Of Paints
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02

Al OrrrR TO reform PRosrrTuTE.-A lady re-
siding in Fairfax County, Virginia has written let
ter to Mayor Wood, in which she offers to take one
Of the ran females lately arrested in the streets and
reform her, She desires the girl to be sen; to herssH
and husband. The latter Is said to be respectable
butcher. The letter was sent by the Mayor TO the
aedalen Asy lum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02

LEARY & Co., Art-Hatters and Vendors TO Gen.
tleneu Stores, Aston House, Broadway, n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02

BURNED TO DEATH.-A little girl, nine years Of
sge burned death saturday evening at the dali
Orphaa Asylum Seventy fourth her clothes having acct
6ehtsy raj FIRE from with which she
tact While playing with other chi dren Her companions gave
the alarm bneore the chds clothes could be stripped off,
she faly burned An inquest vii, be held upon the
body to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02

WATER.CURE JOURNAL FOR APRiL.-New
re.dy Contains HydrOpsthy in the Spring To sstspei
wusrCure in home Practice; The confssheni Natural
Death Di<tstes-Use Of 5isfehi Whoesoms sood Anse-
so,., Of Fa,hion ws..r-Cure for Slaves WserCurs
Patent H,Scipes Asue and Fever The Seal Hydro-
p.,hy; Desh and the Doctor. Another BABY SHOW WsS-
Cur. Cisterns add FILTERS Revolutionary Project;
Patent Medical Advertise slightly altered; Plls ParsJ
vegetable hai,saonv Yaviss Nov h the tune TO sab
scribe
No. Ss Broadway, Nev- Yofk-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02

MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF \ BoY.-Jsmes
Copsy bov of age mysterousy disappeared ffom
his hon No lS5 Forty third about mouth aud has
DOT since bee heard OF He pretty tau light hair desss
in dak clothes bsek cloth cap &c. Hs mother came to The
MAYORS flee sslur5sy mornDeand asked the authoi-s
Der Ia finding bin From certain cncu 5st inees she
that full have been taken TO dispose OF
him. The Chief OF Police directed TO oos for the boy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02

a GeImsn, was yesterday arre'ted, charged with
keeping disorierly house at No. 49, Division St.
resort for vile characters. female who lived With
him was also arrested and sent, by Justice Welsh,
TO The Penitentisry as vagrant. Benzel was COM
mi,ted to answer the charge sgarst him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02

DARING STREET ROBBERY Alex. Grant, colore l
man, was arrested on Saturday evening chsrgei
with robbing Sarah Cameron, Of No. So Beach-.' ,
Of porte mOnnse, containing - u.s. The com ,lain-
states that while returning from visit to Wash
ippton Marke,, she was met by the accused, who ~
ssulfed her and robbed her Of the porte mouna'e
ard its corieLts, with which he fed bu pursued
and arrested. He was taken before Justice Boyart
ard locked up for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02

tn ZINE Gorgeous in sood demand tu, for common little
inquiry ct sd.
TAILOw dull at 41I6
IuRPENrINE-Roush very dull IS rot cbtansble Ametl-
can piiits have be en- sold ST 50 6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02

Miss Anre c. Lynch was married on Saturday e
Nincenzo Boits late Of Sardinia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02

ExcURsIoS-rh Tomkus Blues, Capt. Bes'on,
will make an excursion on Tuesday to Easton, Penn
by way of the New.Jersey Contra Railroad They
leave at about A. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-13
VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
r.. ~ cHNsgzsg3 RICHMOND AND

&zAHE0&&--RE@ ID N Il l. u. SOUTH-
SIDE AND VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAIL.
ROADS-SUMMER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at,
most comfortable and most expeditions route to tho
VIRGINIA SPRINGS Through by Daylight, and
Baggage checked through, except GA Stages.
Visitors TO the Virginia Springs by this route take
the Souhsids Railroad at Petersburg the Rich
mond and Danvilie Richmond, at A NJ daily
iSundays excepted break fast at the junction, ana
ample time given passengers to eau arrive at Lynch.
burg at ~ M to dinner and thence via Va. and Tern
Railroad, reach BOnsacks Depot sc 81 r. NJ the same
d.y, and there take KENT, sUMMERsON COZ
FINE LINE OF STAGES. dine at the Red Sweet,
Sweet Springs, and arrive at the White sulphur
Springs (7 Uoiles) early the evening of the se-
eond day from Richmond and Petersburg. without
night travel, ana with bu. "a miies of Sta cling.
The Virginia and Tennessee Railroad is locate3
through most romantic country, possessing eli
mate unsurpassed for its saiubrity and deliehtfnl
temperature. The road passes the base of the Pssks
of Otter and within three miles of the Alieg hany
Springs, one mile ofthe DEVILS Den or Montgomery
White Sulphur Springs and within four miles of the
Yellow Sulphur Springs; all pleasantly situated few
miles apart, the Eastern slope of the Allegheny
mountain. in Montgomery county The waters of
these Springs celebrated for their great edci
haze been greatly increased aimee last &c ascn.
Visitors to thu Red Sulphur Springs take Kent,
Summersou Co.'s Stages st Newbern Depot the
evening of the dag that they leave Richmond or
Petersburg, and arrive at the Springs the follow
ing day to dinner, ana Salt Sulphur Springs ealy in
the evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-13
FOR THE SPRINGS.
NEW AND SPLENDID

n~Axa NEW AND SPLENDID
OPP sITION LINE OF
STAUES Through fem Richmond. Petersburs,
Baltimore, Washington and Aiexandra. to White
Sulphur and Sweet Springs In II days. and Salt Sui
phur In 2 days
% and after the LIST day Of July next, we will run
daily line Of four horse coaches froI the tsImisu.
Alum Springs, and to the White Sulphur Springs
via Bath Alum, Warm and Hot Syringe, with branch
to the All.Hesliug 6pripgs)
Passen leaving Richmond Ia the morning train
of cars. win reach Koskbridss Alum and Rsth Alan
or Warm Springs same day: leave nsxt morning Ct
day light and arrive at tke Sweet and White Sal
phur Syringe early In the evening
Having all new, frat class coaches, fresh teams,
selected with great care. and accommodating drivers
feel assured can extend to the travelling pub.
lie such facilities for and comfort have never
before been offered secured On this line.
Through tickets from Richmond and Alexandra
to any of the above named Springs. can be obtained
of any of SCENTS who will always be found at the
Railroad depots of those places.
Extra coaches will be furnished at all times. when
desired. HARTMAN BROWN,
nv % ProprietoYo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-13
Correspondence Of the Dispatch.
Merchant Drowned Meeting Of the Firemsn -Fa
nsral- Sudden Death, &c.


nsral-Suddsn Death, &c.
PHILADELPHIA June II.
George F. Arnold, OF the firm Of SUI. Arnold &
Leonard, was drowned yesterday whilst on q sail.
Ing excursion In the yacht STARTLED FAwn," by be.
Ing knocked overheard by Inc boom.
House, on Saturday evening, and q resolution
adopted dssming 1t inexpedient to have triennial
parade this year, In Consequence OF the "dlsorgan
ICED stste of the department"
On Saturday morning a gentleman, while pro.
curing his ticket at the Baltimore depot, bad bis
pocket picked of wallet containing one hundred
dollars The perpstrator of the deed managed to
escape.
After . fine day. our city was visited last evening
With severe storm OF wind and rain which swept
over the city from the southeast. The rain was
very heavy. Previous to the rain the thermome.
ter stood at 81 In the shsde.
The Court of Common Pleas In this city has de-
ciied that Joseph Raston, democrat, 10 entitled to
the certificate of election to the Board of Guardi'
ans OF the Poor from the third ward, Ia place o!
Mr.. L. L. Croker, the sitting member, who thus
loses bis seat
Julia Ross and Susan Wilson. both keepers OF
houses OF prostitution, convicted during the past
week, were sentenced on Saturday-he first to
three months, the last to four months imprison
ment. Mrs. Ross plead guilty, which induced the
court to be somewhat lepient.
The funeral of Matthew Gitrey. late a member
OF the Scott legion, VINO distinguished himself In
the Mexican war, took place yesterday afternoon
The funeral was attended by the Scott Legion and
alarge number OF personal friends.
Mrs Catharine Dowdy fell dead yesterday while
cutting meat at the dinner table. She was widow
and leaves five children.
The corner stone of the new Catholic church al
Chestnut Hill was laid yesterday afternoon, with
the usual ceremonies.
On Friday night Mr.. George WeckerlY wal
robbed OF upwards of $500 while going out Of
the Floral Fair 10 Concert Hall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-13
Correspondence of the Dispstch.
Fatal Accident - Fast Sailing, &c.


BALTIMORE, June H.
Saturday night last Frank Brown, residing q
short distance out of the corporation died of burns
received from camphne about ten days since
The unfortunate had bottle OF the dangerous
fluid In bis pocket and, by some uuaccountsbie
means, !. limited aud exploded. covering him with
a sheet of fame.
The fine ship Ensyclodon, Captain Stafford, o.
Philadelphia, and built at Baltimore, left Sydney
22i March. and arrived at Cslao on the 18th OF
April, 10 the very short space of 81 days
consignment of "devilled" crabs has been pack.
ed here for Cincinnati, being the first ever sen,
there from here.
About q thousand men, women and children
assembled yesterday In the woods, near the Home
stead, attending "pic mic given for the benefit o.
Ss.uohn's Church.
Margaret Hamilton who was shot here BY Elize
Simpson, 10 fast recovering.
There are three vessels In port for Richmond.
hunkers troupe still have the Holiday stree
Theatre here,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-13

BoNKLLfs LOCOMOTIVE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
The Genoa correspondent of the Newark MI
Advertiser gives the following account Of the trial
OF Boneiifs Locomotive Electric Telegraph:
The problem was resolved under the natror.c
OF the Sandman government on the railway he.
tween Turin and Montcalier-a distance of siy
miles-on the afternoon OF The 18th instant: wben
for tbs hr't time. locomotive running a, fni
speed. repeatedly exchange messages with the
swers were varied and repeated during numeron.
trips, wihouta single fault aud the Inventor
nnally announced his complete success to the Min.
hter OF Public Works at Turin from car runnioe
At the rate OF a mile in two minutes The ordiusrg
ofthe Prscscability OF using the common iron rail-
way track as aconduc,or of electricity generated
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