The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-10

htFsaHE Cfras0Nts-1he T. / BLuIs are n
ps.aas as;n, ,s9s.y az @ rsesiv: Y shargs nsy and
mat company having broken up its orxsnfxst3ou
within the past yexr o. tWo. = sfsss.i g sss1g-
| That our readers may andsrssand why this q, :
= TO be deposised in Riehmond We give the follow.
ing outline history of the formation Of The Dan.
vile company: Some years since Mr. Wr1rI
VINO was Sergeant in fhe Richmond L. i Hlue..
N Ie24, and afterwards sn honorary rneu,bar n
s1s' eorp. removed from hias city 10 the te wn
Not long after this the young men n Dany;ll.l
determsned 70 raise volunteer couranv And sr
ter securing the requisite number 81 nsy,ss aTs-
ga me command 70 Mr. Meleh which hs agreed to
accept ON the condition that the corps woud adont
the uniform Of the Richmond l.. 1. BIues ana ca,l
themselves the Danville l.. Blues Th;s sn.y.
Eestion was readily adopted and tho eompsny
norrfsned number Of years under the command
most prominent Of the Danyiile Blues, among them
Messrs A. Y. Stokes, ]. B. Sfegal and f. J. Col
net ieft that town and came 10 Richmond 10 reside
rom which period the company. began to dwindIe
iul nag was procured and presented. but even thi.
ialled @ 70 have the desired effect and at last the
corps was disbanded gft sGs-' - =
= Some Som few weeks since Capt welch paid vi3,
70 tnis cny and ON his return home informed the
Nicnnond 1. Blues that the tag of his companv
would be forwarded to them TODAY for safe fcern
ing, oy committee composed of Lieut. Reid. o s
ana Nessrs Stokes Stegai and Collier for
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ne nopes TO reorganize the Danyille. L. i. Blue:
ana II he Is successful intendS MARCHING his com
mand 10 Richmond, to re-capture their hag All
we we nave TO say Il. let them come Tho Rrhp,ond
DUES Win give them . cortiiaI welcome - s-.- s.
Roooiag q Hen Rdoss--Thc police have succeed
Gu Gu III arsestms and caging slave, named Edward
gn suspicion Ct robbing the hen house of Susa,,
noMas, some few nights since Ned will M.
ing lgsa.8 = T-s''F. ''''' iof near
pagrants-Wm. ireland and Joh,f Baiiev., a.,est
beggars from New York, were committed 10 hi,
cage last Saturday. for asking alus about the
streets They will doubtless be started North by
the first boat. - 'TFNs N''es-.'AIyDss -
Incendiarism.--About half past Q O'Clock yekter
DAY afternoon, IRE was communicated to iet OF
provender, in the stable at the Richmond Medical
CoHege and most Of itwas DESTROYED; but tho 6rei
men succeeded In saving the building with small.
Aeeidca.-Mr ". G. Crawford, q member Of No.
| Ere Company, had the end of the middle finger
OF his right hand cut off by the door of the enpin
mouse, about the time the alarm of fire was given
ihe City never was quiet at this season of tl,e
year than at the present Time. Notwithstanding
the fsct that Christmas Is rapidly approaching tia
poice have nothing else to do than occasionally
| pick up and store away some drunken loafer or
| cage few negroes for want of proper passes n
may be that this calm is but The precursor of vic.
lent storm. soon to burst forth but we trust not
| a Scasonable article lex Kendalrs Gutta percha
Wster-proofng'' is very excellent prepa ratio,,
for rendering boots and shoes imperyious to water
We have given 1t trial and find it effective Fol.
sale by Q. H. CHALKLEY, 18th street. sa1aal