The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-30

Sno afrest o. tho sather was unknowa 20 bat feW
present And The sudlsuce waited with becoming pa
tiencs for the exhibition 70 commrnse To the
mssn,iae: however, the mother. large sised ieso-
younsest child. fet b, alsb looAios boy shorty
srisb. s'isf %, FL .npss.ssa eps She pretty .e
being unhe.lthy. as has been represented She
seated hersef BY the box eoBtainiDs tho snske ana
and man Who !. e%ed 70 Be eonnss.es q With
the exh biiion before sbe would have any thing
90 eth IT. % the bog bsine opened, ,be girl eau
tiousiy seized the snake BY tke head and drsw IL
from the box soiiipg it in her lap For several min
she held it in this postion betrsyins the utmost
over her shoulders aud immediately If Or dropped
tbs reptile i,to Its cage bu for instant let
''ps nn.; 70 net hrn sr.sp Of the seroents neck e ~
snd before the enti audience purssd her bsbe -
sush an exhibition Of, he ABSENCE of the co nmob
and regret say that she found those of be- own
'ex Who unbushinsly "a. throDshoat the exhibition
IN arrest for indecent exposure Of the person a
universal bliss and cries OF 'hu Dbugn now rose from
into the rs.t s"s ARE. IL. Whole
10 the matter. The entire sudiencs Left the hall
feeling that thev bad been duped BY Of the most
revoltins and bsre-fscsd humbug exhibitions thai
ever dissrseea this or aoy other city 1t vss the
unanimous opinion Of many inteliisent gen l.meD
nov exsts betwssn the cnifd and the soaks bat on
the contrary, the child seems to fear and dread
communication 30 revolving to bumsn nature.
LArxR FROM SALT LAKE.-Advices from Salt
Lake to June 6. state that the prospect OF bread.
stUfs 10 the Valley are quite gloomy and that the
erasshoppers dessroyiDg the crops TO an alsrm-
log extent causinR the people to feel greatly dis
ccuraged. The nearest point from which they can
procure supplies 10 San B.rna rdios. eight hundred
mes distant. It Is feared there will be great
da.l of suif fsring this winter, a. the emigration
from the east, already the road to the Lake. is
very large. party OF twelve arrived on the 4,h,
on their way to the States. They came over the
Northern route, bsvIng crossed the mountains in
The latter part of April They had fine weather
during the journey, and report 6iy men on the
road, and that six hundred to one thousand will
return over the overland route this season. The
asterp mail arrived on the 5th. There was no
overland emigration on the route to California and
Oregon. HIs
MURDER IN COLUMBUS OHio.-Tbere was good
deal OF excitement some time since In Columbus.
Ohio, crea'ed by the report that man bad been
murdered 10 the Eldorado House, plsCe Ut bed
repute there. Nothing then was discovered Last
week, however, girl of bad character, namsi
Mary Eagle, rave information that Yong, tie
keeper of the house. had killed the man, assisted
by two men named Joceyn and Red. She sail
that the night OF the fret OF August, the three
men went up iuto the room where the stranger YVES
sleeping, and dragging bim down to the bar-roor1,
Young placed bis right hand over the mans mouth
TO stop his prayers for mercy, and with the other
cut nis throat. Young has been arrested. I'll
received at Washington that Commissioner Many
penny Is 10 Detroit for the purpose Of holding
conference with the Michigan Indians relative 70
their continuance Ia that State.
SAD News FROM NICARAGUA By the British
stesmer Ciy'e, from 0reytown. We have dates 10
the Sd inst, by which We received the sad inte,
gence that the cholera had broker out to fearful
extent all aisng the lire of passenger travel from
The Atlantic to the Pscifs: so much so that We ar
told, ON good authority, that the river boats were
preve uted from running account OF the mortality
and 1i.k to those board and that the steamers
detained three days to give the passengers
time to get across by other coDveyances IL s also
reported that this dreadful scourge is raging With
equal vIrulence Throughout the interior.-Panoma
Herald 18Th.
DEATHS AND BIRTHS IN SHENANDoAH.-In the
couns " of Shen naudoah the number of deaths
ported by Commssiooer ]. j. Gran5staT, for the
year 1854. in one half of the county probably, was
l46. Number of births Isl
s.M Booth, the slave rescuer. announces himself
as a candidate for Governor of Wisconsin.
The Toronto Globe states that wheat has greatly
declined In Toronto. 81 81 the biehest price
off 7red for best Fsrmers' -four sold at $oOS8 IS
Eight fugitives from slavery reached Syracuse, n
Y, the 10th instant, and were pushed forward to
Canada.
Contracts for several hundred barrels Of -four are
said 10 have been made at Cincinnati for $5 Is q
barrel
Miss Makesh WI ose theatrical successes are known
TO the pu.c. is about to bs married to MIR. Gserge
Vardenhot.
Miss Eliza Logan Is performing successful en-
sssement at Chicago.
Ga Sunday night the saw-mill of Edwards & Co,
in Norfolk county, Va was destroyed BY fire. Lo,s
s. COO. Insurance $4,000
Hpn Abbott Lawrence was very low at Boston
Thursday with tainthopes of his recovery.