Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-31
CITY AND STATE NEWS

FArauIER WHITE SCLPHrR SPRIaGs-w
pleasure III ceiling the attention of our re,a.
card in t"-'iay's pepper from The practising phv,;.SN "
al this highly popular watering place. contrso;.-
the reports that have been in circulation 70 it.. ;,.'1s
No neighborhood in our whole State !; n'E.I.;'
more healthy and free from disease. ,rl pt"'aoiy
quest of health or pleasure need have no f., .'ose IN
subject. 'He
ARRIVAL os STATclRY.-The haroue rho...
arrived AT New York on Friday, brought ,brc. "[ a'
of bronze %statuGry, intended for the State ~ We
They arc from the studio "f tho artist Crawf,r$: E'a.a;
n part Of the order given hy that State to NJ. c 80
y two years ago.
CAPT. WIN. Moody. conductor on the Central D.,
road, was crushed between the cars Of tho Jowr .N q
and u post, at the GordOnsville station, Sunds, "aI
50 badly injured that he died IN q few hours air. w.
accident. The train had stopped, and tha Er.Ws
was ordered 10 move forward a short distanc. 7E .ss'
Moody did not observe the post close bv, ant ~
leaning forward for some purpose, was cru.b.I a. !,
above stated.
The body was taksn to Beaver Dam Demo, ...
erment at his fathers residence, in Hauoys, =" ~
AKREsr.-Nilliam j. Brooks, tho man who .t.,,,
charged with attempting n rape on his own Gsuyh,as
near Fredericksburg, on the 18th inst, aud afterwards
fleeing from justice, was arrested i'll York COUNT -
the 2Ith instant, and brought 10 This city on Ss.urj."m
last i'll the custody oil two gentlemen, who wer. ,nkir,
him ~ the place at which lie committed the jnLrr"S
crime, to deliver him into the hands OF the lsw. a
reward Of $50 had been offered for his capture.
YELLOW FEVER AT G0sPoRr.-Wc very ,nrcb y.
greet to hear on Saturday afternoon . IT. ,bst ,ts
Yellow Fever WAS on the increase OF G,.pGrt, ~
reported that ~ Give new CASES. and five deaths had
occurred, during the twenty-tour hours ending Friday
night. We sincerely hope the precauiion and car. o!
our Portsmouth and Norfolk friends, will prevent the
dIscase reaching those p!aces.
The Petersburg Express has a letter from Gospor,,
with In. fuIlowin. LIST OF yellow fever victims there.
The letter is under date % Thursday last:
John Cooke. Robert Alien, bridget Flood, -
Comedy, all Irish and living in Lcigiis Row. Mrs.
Dubrrry and Michael holland, On the opposite side Of
the street, Miss Foll!ns, tnear the Navy Yard ghtc)
jacob W.. Race, from New Jersey, at Mrs. CushiHg's
Boarding House; Frederick Goodwin and F.. Glenn,
son ind son-in-law of Alexander Goodwin: and -
Alnnd, Urishl On Randolph street; Mrs. Lycns,
I,ish) Randolph street Mrs. Gushing, j. A.
A. McFaddcn. clerk of the Foundry aud Mrs. Eliza
Glenn, daughter Of Alexander Goodwin are not expect.
cd TO livc but n short time. There are some rNec:y
Cases under treatment, most OF wEom are our adopted
Irish cilizcns.
Nor Dr.p.-Tlr statement that Alexander Camp.
bell, OF Bethany, Va, i, dead. which has attained d
wide circulation through! Ike press, is not correct
The mistake arosc by cnnfounLinS him with A.eNan.
dor Campbell, VI. D., OF New Orleans, who died ,Ntre
,rnr, ,han n u.on,h since Of heart disease. An iau.
male fri, nd of DR.. Campbell, OF Virginia, corrected
the n: stake in he case, into which We were led BY h.
Indiana paper BY stating "a Us that within q very few
davs. he had seen and talked with DR.. Campbell, q
Bethany. who WINS in excellent health, and with zoe.
pro-r ect for many v"Hrs IN earth YET.