The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-09

Salem. twas the neases' en"e1 e.ei" VI ne
NJ Cheney. express manager. injured by the
.ceideut on the Northern New Hsmpstire Railroad
on Saturday, Will probable recover.
| P.rA. ACCIDENT AT CrNcINNATr-Srx PRR
sons KILLED The cornice OF q new building In
Cincnna,i In process of erection for the Oh 10 lie
Insurance and Trust Company, fell Tuesday after.
noon crushing to death ak persons and ipjurine
several others, two severely that their recovery
Il dspared of. Robert Cameron, master builder,
and w. b. Curtis, superintendent of the building,
who were setting beneath the cornice at the time,
| aud John g. Chambers aud B Waldron, who were
passing by, all well known and esteemed citizens,
| are among the killed.
DrRKcr FROM LIVERPOOL To CHICAGO The
bsrque Arabia, Captaia Policy. arrived ut Oh icapo
direct from Liverpool, on the ID instant and was
| to leave on her return voyage on the 9Th After
crossing the Atlantic the Arabia passed Into the ST,
Lawrence, and surmountiug It's rapids by means of
| the British Cauadisn locks aud canals, entered
Lake ontario after calling through which she over-
came some three hundred feet descent In alt of the
Niagara river, by the locks OF the Welland canal
and entered Lake Erie thence through said lake the
straits and lake of st Clair, Lake Huron and Lake
Michigan, to Chicago, In the heart of the American
Continent. Al Chicago she 10 somewhat up 10 the
world; being elevation above the level of the
sea, which overtops the highest pyramid of Egypt
| such are the achievements OF science, labor and
| civilization.
The RIOT AT LouIsvILLK. KY--The latest des.
patches frop Louisville, Ky, 10 dated 3 P. NJ I,
Tuesday, aud says.
"Ihe city Is now quiet Fifty extra policemen
have been sworn In, and Judge Bullock and others
are making speeches at the court house 10 the cit
zsns, requesting them to maintain the peace Pub
| lie feeog has become considerably Gained
Fire 0clock.-Anoiher outbreak 10 feared to might
| In consequence OF a large quantity of eunpewder
having been found 10 the possession of the Irish In
the Eighth ward which fact has greatly revived the
excitement. - -
Large numbers Of Irish are leaving the city this
afternoon
whilst the melee was progressing, one Irishman
was seen dressed Ia womans clothes, represen ting
nurse, having small child 10 bis arms He aid
his TO eiade suspiclon and for personal safety and
hnally took refuge 10 the jail.
death oF PiiYsIcIAN.-Dr. Peter Manning, of
Lowell, Mass, died on Saturday, after protraoted
illness. FOR thirteen days past the deceased re-
fused to take any food.
FIRE AT OawRGo, N. VA ire Monday ME BIT de-.
stroyed the Dstilery attached to the Starch factory
"a oswseo Loss about 80 600. The Starch fac
tory was uninjured. -.-Is
MURDKRER TO BE HuNG-John Wilson. con.
sieted OF the murder of fellow convict ia the
Massachusetts, State Prison. s to be ted on the
0tn Octoper next the Governor aud Council having
refused to commute his sentence to impf isopmeni
for llfJ. =
EDITo2IAL CiiANGEs-Thurlow Weed Ia about
to retire from The editorship of the Albany, IN W
Evening Journal, and Samuel Wilson of The Buf.
falo democracy takes bis place. The Democracy
Is to be discontinued.
FIax IN NswABK. N J-Early on Monday morn
ing, q brick building on Mulberry street Nswark.
n j., occupied by J Ii. futile, axle manufacturer,
BAKER d Brother, jewellers, and NJ Price, edge
TOOL manufacturer, was destroyed by fire. Loss
S9,400; insured.
VIsIToRa-Among The visitors at the Red Sulphur
Virginia Springs, are Hon. J. C. Dobbirs of North
Carolina. Secretary of the Navy Hon. Thomas III
n1ayy, OF Vlfsinia Judge sterIitt, of Alabsn,s
wilmington Del and Rev. Mr. Spooner, of bal.i-
more.
NARROW ESCAPE On Friday last. mis-. ro.i. r
lightning, which tore nearly all her clothing oil and
severely injured her right arm, but, strange to say
spared her life.
Corn and potatoes were Fever more plentiful, says
the CINCINNATI Enquirer, IN Ohio.
Rufus Rhode and wifs, of York county. Pa were
instantly killed by lightning on Sunday last.
Methodist Conference has been organized in the
Sand W ch Isiands.
Goo tons of breadstufs have just been shipped
nom San francisco for Liverpool
Tuckermsn. the railroad defaulter owns a splep.
did country ssap' near Newton, Mas.
Biz millions bushels of solar and fl ae salt saws the
Journal will be produced at Syracuse, New York,
this year.
The annual Agricultural Exhibition of Rhode In.
land il to be open to the British Provinces
There is no truth Ia the report that Captain Luce,
OF ths Inflated Arctic is to oommsn the new steam
or Adriatic.
ian, In an ARRAY at political meeting iH jamestown,
near Cincinnati, Ohio
wild grip bas been discovered roaming the
woods of Eaton county. Michigan.
Longman. of London, announces two more vol
umes OF Mac sulsy's History of England.
Capt. Fl. Goodloe, a W ell known citizen of Cinciu.
natl, dsd there on Thursday, of cholera.
The Warr-nton (va) Flag declares 10 favor of Mr..
wise for the Presidency.
WIN. Blois commercial e6tor CT the Savannah
Republ ican, died on Friday last.
1t is stated that three OF Asiatic cholera oc
CURED in Newark, N. last week
Gen. Suffer, the veteran pioneer of California, IL
said to have sustaned damage of $40 900 this wear
10 his crops by grasshoppers.
Peter McGlencey, injured by the powder m Ill ex-
lesion near Wilmington, Del, died on Sunday The
others are recovering.
Boch:a. the vet,5an composer. is 10 a precariou.
state OF health in San and feared will
never be able to retu IN to New York.
Horace Greeley left Paris on the I9sh ut, it il
laid, for London, to escape that yexatious law suit
Rev VIM. Hogshead, a native of Monroe coun'y
Va, oisd IN More county, North Carolina, on the
14th nls.
There $50 visitors at the Salt Sulphur Virginia
Syringe.
Z. N. Cushing. of Stanton, was seriously injured
Monday by kick from horse.
Mr.. Schumacher, depot agent ON the Central Rail-
road at Fsherviie Augusta had his hand crushed al
most eff by the collision of the freight cars Monday
There Is but enc mild case of small pox In Staun.
tn
LATER FROM HAvANA.-The steamship United
States arrived at New York ON Monday night with
Havana dates to the % inst. There was nothing
Itirring of importance ether in politics business
The health Of tho city continued good The Cap
lain Of the Cysne had arrested person named Bian-
,hsrd, charged with embezzng ST.. 600 from his en-.
poysr. Mr.. Blessey, at New Orleans. He gave
600 Of the stolen money, and having been permit
led, with his wife, to 60 shore, (hs having been
arrested before landng) it is doubtful if he be
brought back for trial. have treaty with
Cuba. Captain Graham, owner of the United States,
has organized line Of steamships to run between
New Yorh, Havana and Slssl, CampeAchy, Vera
Cruz and TsmPco. The line is composed of the
Ocean Bird and the United States. The q. s. ship
falmouth was towed TO from Havana O q the r.
lost. All well On board.
TAG DAMAGE:-The stauaton Spectator, spe aking
Of the damage by the late heshet here, says may
farmers have lost large titiea Of hay aud oats
Mr. Henry Edison, Sr, had hay valued at $500 swept
off The mill dams OF Maj Summers aud Mr.. Owen
C. Morris and perhaps otners have besu destroy ed
Maj K p Brown, we also learn, has suffered hes Why
In ma loss NJ rrons Thomas 8hu mate loaas