The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-22
CorrsspoAdeaos Of the Dispatch
helaJ for the Norfolk and Portsmouth Suf
iJsrers-SchlegeI Married--Nary Yard
Stat6ang AGair-Dr. Beale to be Re.
Sentenced. &c. -

S1ooosng -ABaar-Dr. Beale to be Re.
Sentenced, DC.
r PHLADELPHA, Aug. 20, 1855.
~ ans COMMITTEES appointed to solicit money for
uosport, va, have forwarded S2, 600 to the officers
.. m tne pnlianfhropic assocations in those towns
me commiaees have accepted the services foffsred
sra1unouy 81 Dr. Louis Martin de Castro 40
gentlemen who has had much experiences Ia nur.-
ing yellow fever patients In New Orleans. and fIr
w. d. Freemsn, all of whom have proceeded ON
their mission of mercy. 3f
Jacob SchIegel, the husband of the victim of ,bs
Green Lane murder, hss recently married a Ger.
man woman and left the city
, Inc number OF men employed in the Navy Yard
mas az no time since the lst of January last been
creasing since that period, and during the ,a.,
month an addition of about $50 men was made
swelling the aggregate to nearly 12O0
another serious stabbing affair occurred on Sat.
uroay. IL appears that woman named Lookren
living In Jamnrind Court was 90 exasperated bv q
man named Rice, who, 10 loud voice. was makinu
statements defamatory of her character IN house
opposite to hers, that she seized common table
kpile and running to him drove /. in his side
Mrs. Lochran is q married woman, and has here
tofore borne an unblemished character Rice Ia
supposed to be mortay wounded.
In the case OF DR.. Beale the dentsf, the Supreme
Court have reversed the judgment of the lower
court here, In consequence OF informality in the
sentence. The decision Is good specimen of hair
splitting, and declares that the sentence to impris.
onment generally without directing that IL shall be
separate or solitary, erroneous II is also err
roneous to superadd the term "hard to the "Ia.
Dor to be performed. The DR.. has the consolation
OF being re- sentenced, but does not get a new
trial.
The Associated Butchers and Drovers Yard, re-
Gently opened in the Twenty fourth Ward, ap.
pears 10 be the headquarters for the sale of beef
cattle. On Wednesday So8 head arrived, and
during that day and on Tbursday morning, s09
were sold at prices ranging from 50 Ia to 111.2
per hundred pounds. The brokers have finally
declined to have anything to do with the city orders
won't buy them at any price.
Lieut.. Wood, of the Second Ward police, was
90 Injured by being run over by an engine Satur.
day night, that he il rendered lame for lie. ll 4
Correspondence OF the Dispatch.
Meeting Telegraph Wire iSolen-Bank State.
msnt Liquor Lao Ref4gees-Jersey City-Re.
lief for Norfolk and Portsmouth, &c. 5as5 sqa5 = +
NEW York, Aug. 90 +
Yesterday morning VIII lie the brig ABBY Thaxtsr
Capt. Wiswel!, bound for Lisbon, was preparing
to sail with pilot on board the crew attempted
mutiny. but were subdued blythe officers and
are now In irons. Their reasons for mutiny ing
are not known. The brig is at anchor In the lower
bay awaiting assistance from the revenus cutter
Washington, which has been sent for.
Several hundred feet of gutta percha telegraph
wire, sunk under the river at the Highlands and
belonging to the New York and Sandy Hook Tele-
graph Company, was stolen few nights since
The line has been repaired, and is:now in working
order. :
The steamers Roanoke from City Point larrived
this morning about o'clock with 81 passengers-
All hands on board
The weekly statement of the city banks shows
decrease of 1881 900 in specie, S104 600 In crcula
tioD, 81, 1872 600 in deposits, and an increase of
$379, 600 in loan.s saags 4hae 7aE af#
Hoboken was literally crowded with visitors
from this city. fyng from the troublesome liquor
law. At least 10000 persons went over aud six
ferry boats ran the greater part of the day
By the late census the popu laticn of Jersey city
has been fixed at q, us souls, of which 1894 are
children. Showing an increase of 10, 542 In five
years. Ea-sf 3
The total number of arrests here for the week
ending Saturday was 30l. gef r.eE
During the past week l 1S4 immigrants have ar :
rived here, having with them S57 SIG A. and since
the 1st inst, 4,3l8 immigrants from Europe have
arrived at this port, bringing with them $293 469
In cash.
The various Temperance societies have arranged
for grand Grafton to John B Cough, whose recent
return from bis peregrinations abroad you have al
ready recorded. ALI the political "prohibionlsts'
that election day 10 coming on.
Theeommttee appointed at the meeting held on
Friday to solicit relief for the yellow fever suffer
ers at Norfolk and Portsmouth have thus far coiec
ted IS 000 The Corn Exchange committee have
collected IS 600, and are still actively at work -
There e not the least doubt but that the two COM
mittees will raise az much a. $40 600 before
Wednesday. There 10 no hesitation or lukewarm
feeling manifested but the contrary all our mer
chants when solicited 10 contribute do 1t freely
and with liberal hands .ua5