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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-30

AcoIDKST-Mr John McGinness, while
engaged at work on a new house OF Gath street,
Church Bill, fell from the scaffolding distance OF
twenty feet to the ground. without, however, frac
turing any bones and If he IL not injured inter-
nslly will no doubt soon recover from his fall -
DR. Lockett was called In to see Mr. MEG whu rem
dered the necessary medical aid.
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E,ALL GOODS, FALL GOODs.-I

I haye commenced oeeaips ~ eudid sssortms- {
o. faf Cslicoes, kouselinss, Gin hams &c. ks. 10
with invite the attention If the public.
s3~ n. EZEKIEL, Is Main q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-30

TAKEN DowN.-That portion of the old
building on the corner of 22d and Main streets,
complained of to the City Council as being on the
public highway, has been taken down by It's present
owner, as TO give the sidewalk Its proper width
II all such obstructions in the city were removed
es they should be, the streets would be greatly Ina
proved
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-30
DrFrouLrY.-Patrick O'Neill made his

DIFFIoULTY.-Patrick O'Neill made his
appearance before the Mayor yesterday morning
to answer the charge of asssuIting Edward H.
Chakiey. one of the day police, and Lieutenant
William N Kelly. of the Night Watch, last Tues
day afternoon. Kelly stated that while at the se-
cond station house, he received Information of a
drunken man lying 10 Broad street, near 9th, and
the wa.chmen being absent on duty, he got Mr.
Chaisley to accompany him. On reaching Broad
street, they discovered the accuaed 10 the hands of
two OF his friends, who were taking him to the
Shakespeare House to put him 10 bed, and az he was
perfectly quies, way for the trio to pass be.
tween them, not designing TO ipierrup. him but
Just "a they bad done SO, ONell gave Kelly kick,
and then struck Chslkley in the face three times
neither OF whom had spoken to him. With THE
the officers seized him and bore him to the lock up
where he was shortly after held to bail for his sp
pearance before the Mayor. After hearing evil
aence on both sides, the accused was fined 81 for
oe1ng intoxicated. and held TO bail for ais future
good behavior 10 the sum of $50 Its but lust to
sod mat MI o'neii is quiet, orderly citizen gem
ersiy and would not have had any difficulty with
the ofiicers If he had not been very much excited
from the too free use of strong drink
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-30

I'll noncsy ~ n ..commodstion OF the Excursionsts
nxrc.rrs TO LYNcHBuRG.-The fol-
-. i. ,be Iiss of Delssates appointed by tbs
party q Monroe Ward e thsis m nsa 20
he + aid in Lynchburs on the 18th OF septemberi
jose ph Mayo. Horace Z. Kent, George 4. Ciutch,
fed Thsdeus g. stsrks, Robert G. stensrd, Richard
n Dbreil Thos r. Lsmbsth. DR. J. 9rattau Ca.
hell, VIM. II. Mcfarland. Fleming Griffin, Richard
a. Morri.s Waiter d Blair. r. r. Howison. John
Quarrefs, George !. Herring. james X Lee, Lewis
L Barnes, Hiram 3. Dickinson, DR.. Charles Bell
Gibson. George r Peake, George Minor John =
six.r, Fabius M. Lawson, N. C. Lpscon b, DR.. 4.
Coleman, Austin d Turner, John sssss. James
A Scott, Dr.. James Bolton. David Burr, Thomes
G. Eppss. w. D @ bson, James M Teylor. Lawson
q. Hill, NH Thornton, John O: Chiiea Charles G.
Elicit, Thomas w. Dudley, DR.. P. Wtlkie Brown,
Thomas Barham, Geo. w. subett, Daniel Hunt,
VIM. j. Wsldrop. Samuel P. Mitchell, James D.
Browne, Alex Garrett, r. B. Bentley. Benjamin
Gray. p. Weisiser, VIM. P. Crutchfeld, VIM L.
Msne, II. K Ellvson.
We learn that Dele gates will bs appointed from
Madison and jefferson Wards, at the next regular
meetings Of the party In those Wards.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-30

DIsoHARGED.-Elisha Jackson, charged
with a,saultius Joseph Debereaux. was examined
and discharged, there being proof to convict him
IF the off .pee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-30

. FoRGIvEN.-Msry Miller, slave to John
Darracot' came before the Mayor yesterday morn
ing 10 answer the charge of using abusive and In.
suitug language to Mary Allen but as Mrs A. and
the dark subject bad snicsbly adjusted their ola .
pute his Honor dismissed the warrant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-30

RuNAwAY.-Rachel, a negro girl in the
s-rvice OF Peter Greppe was arrested and brought
before the Mayor. who committed her as a rum
way
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-30
THE HEALTH OF RICHMOND.

This city continues unusually healthy. NO
simmer since We have known n-no" q
greater number of years than we like 10 tei'
has it been so healthy to the medicai Ira
ternity in pr OCCASIONAL sense, 1t Is distress
;,clv so In the whole range of our acquain-
tancs we know of no case of fever, ordinary
or extraordinary and the common summer
diseases of children are quite uncommon, and
what there is, is of very mild character
1t is quite useless waste of money, it seems
for any body to leave Richmond to AVOID
sickness.
With regard to the communication OF the
disease now desolsting Norfolk and Ports
mouth, to any portion of our population, We
consider that hardly possible. Whatever
doubts there may have been on the subject
they should now be entirely dispelled, since
there have been several cases OF refugees
from the seaboard cities being attacked with
the disease after they had arrived in our
midst, who have been attended in their
sickness by Richmond physicians and nurses,
and not one has taken the infection. This
should settle the question. If the plague
could be established in this city, this attend
ing of the sick from Norfolk would have
communicated it and given it foot-hold; but
here it is evidently innocuous, and there is
not the least groun1 for apprehension about
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-30
STEALING PEACHEs-Bai Pow

STEALING PEACHES Bailey Powell, Will
liam Henry and Henry Barrett, three small negro
boys were convicted before the Mayor iof
| entering Mr. Conway Robinson's yard on SUNDAY and
stealing peaches. Being too young for the W hopin
post the officers ordered to give each OF them
| a switching by way of learning them better In IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-30

NEW York, Aug 27.-Cleared schr Transit, Lane,
Old Point
PHILADELPHIA, Aug T.-Arrived schr Lydia Ann,
VOORHEES, 5 days, Rchmond schr Ban Louis, Long
street, days, James River.
BALTIMORE, Aug % --Clesrsd schr Mechanic
G de, ana Henry Trsvers, Travers for Petersburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-30

DIsGRAC E Full AFFAIR.-JOhn Cronln
was arraigned before the Mayor yesterday morning
to answer the charge of assauting and beating his
wife, Margaret the night before The Madame
appeared 10 court, her eyes drsped In black from
the blows she had received, and on being sworn,
proceeded to detail the manner In which her hus-
band had seized her by the hair. dragged her into
the street. and belabored her with his fist, and all
for nothing, or nearly so-the only excuse for his
inhuman conduct being nothing more nor less than
discovering her In her night apparel In small
room with male acquaintance, circumstance
purely accidental her part But then the
green.eyed monster had seized upon her husband,
and rendered him so keenly alive to his personal
wrongs, that tries light air, to him. were confir-
nation strong ss proofs of holy writ, and thus
his violence. Several other witnesses were intro
duced, ell of whom proved that Cronin has cause
for doubling the propriety of his amisble sdy's
conduct with certain gentleman, while one of
them testified that he had her partially over
come from the use of that which destroys the SEN
and eradicaes all the finer feelings of woman's
gentle nature. AZ 1t was necessary to have another
party TO this disgraceful affair before him, The
Mayor Issued warrant for his arrest and then
adjourned the examination until to morrow MORN
iag at o'clock. by which time 1t Ia hoped the lady
10 question will be prepared to prove her inno-
cence and thus dispell the cloud of suspicion now
hanging over her.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-30
r. CRUMP'S ENGLISH AND

l. . CLASSICAL SCHOOL on 9th street. near
the City Spring The next Session Of this School,
will commence on MONDAY, the 10Th OF Septeu.
Der, 1855. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-30

IN BBLS. PURE N. z. RUM
wv sale By .or
81 WIN WALLACE sJ'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-30

:, cb fool-hs wasn't so green rs his bro
Their to be moping at home with wife ana
h.hv-no. he. He was going to be nee. ana
20 where be please he was NC $500
people were MT much larger ' nan "e Thsx
Thumb. and were perfect in form me,
f. - ali over thirty years old. and, except
/. certain wrinkled and folding tendency OF
= s;r drv looking skins. would be quite pass
able. n
W. hog nardon of Mr.. Med. and Col. y.
co. y, IA link in the notice of their road, ana
we assure the reader that this group OF
dwarfs is in no wise sample of country
where humanity generally is on the most e1-
nansive and healthy and symmetrical scale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-30
MARINE NEWS,
sokr OF KICHsonp. Aug. 90.

ARRIVED,
schr HsrbiuEsr. Williams York River, wheat Ed.
win Workman 4 Co
schr William r Chstterfsld, Sale, York River
wheat Edwin Workman l. Co
5chr Gen Worth, Dobbns, Baltimore, guaro Cren-
shaw u Co.
Schr Brilliant. Harpington, Baltimore, Md, guano
schaer, Koher l. Co.
Schr William Triplett, Jones, guano Hugh w
Fry.
SAILED,
Schr Aub ition, Wrotou, Baltimore light.
Sohr Baltimore, Phillips, Baltimore light.
schr VIM Severe, BROOKS, Baltimore, light.
Steamship City of Richmond, Mitchell, Philadel-
phia, mdz and passengers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-30

sM FOR RENT-The very desirable
seA Dwelling and Grocery stand on Clay street.
Church Hill, between 9th and 2sth street, The
We ling has rooms kitchen in the yard and other
out-ho1ses. The store is apart from the house and
has been occupied Grocery for e number of
years. Terms moderate to a good tenant For
further Information apply at the Richmond and Pc.
tsrsburg Depot, to the subscriber.
au S0-St* VIM w RURGE9s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-30

GDS PACR'GES GUNPOWDtk,lt
l. ~ PERIAL and BLACK TEAS-FNssH
auSO WIN WALLACE con
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-30

0Sl BAGS PRIME LAGUAIA
%cO COFFEE-Dell.tt BIcs' impoEts'itoss s ~
s.te nv an 80 WM. WALLACE SOY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-30

1 GREY S!-Drill at LAFAYRTr
Halt, This (WEDNEsDAY) Ev.pp, :,
o'closk.
~ Also On FRIDAY Evening mex. at sam. Ma,
ard hour. WV
By order of Capt ELLIOTT.
su 20 ST LOUIS RO5sIEUy O,d.J,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-30

I'M RS. MORSE will resume the eyari,
NA Of her School on Monday, the l7th ct s.,,,.
Der next, at her residence on Foushes bstv..
b road aud Grace streets instruction, viii h ~.
in the English Branches and Music
REFERENCES:
Rev. Mr.. Gilderslseve, Col S II P.rsu,RV
Efuruoy and n Evsps EKa =. "a "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-30

100 BAGS OLD GOVERNaESl
lOO JAVA CoFFEE-Very superior. tsai
by auSD WIN. WALLACE son
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-30
rocAL Matters.

ur RuRNED.-On Monday night tass.
=. = ~. Rovst.rs barn Ia Henrico cosn'y near
Chickihominy Swamp va ses o. con.,.,in. y,
1usuM s.ss shcut forty barrels It corn. ploughs
=. Fartunstely Dr.. r. had delivered n's crop o.
.hs.s q few dave too soon for the inceuo,aIy. ~.
loss d sbeut $1,000 Il WIN o. ND . isrss
a.shsr If III fowls stolen. and thst he Afterwards
as..,..rad the thieves aud had them punished. IL
nav be that they know some'hlns Of the h'e'
u,...oLrrrrR.-Chas. Holtzho'lfr was
.-.,gnad bsfore the Mayor yesterday morning 20
snsvsr the charge Of stealing = iss.e. san. .t
Ricbmond post Office. containing SiJ; soe - igo,ai
o. %, Iii, i've all .hs circumstances. briefly; On
,sa1s.h instant. Mr.. E. G. Brown, OF Petersburg,
Tho was Ia the city making snms purchases. run
short of money, and borrowed $40 OF Capt. Butler,
nromisine to send It to him by return mall Mr..
RutIer and Mr. vanailder had bcx 10 the post
odice in which their letters and papers were de-
rosited toge,her, aud as Mr.. V. boarded win Mr.
b. for time, both of them took out the letters
whenever they called at the oflce some snort
time before the money letter was missed, Mr.. v.
moved his board to the United States Hotel. and
AZ matter of convenience, directed the prisoner,
who attended the Office for Mr. Thurston, to get his
letters and papers for him. This the prisoner at
tempted to do, but on csillns a. tne once, Iouno
of the box including letters for Mr.. Butler, or get
none, which he accordingly did. Not hearing any
thing from Mr.. Brown, Mr. Butler called at the
United States Hotel, and learned from the prisoner
that he had taken out letter for him. which he
supposed to be 10 Mr.. Thurston's drawer, but
which, on examination. proved not to ba there -
As nothing could be heard of the money, Butler
wrote to Brown and learning that il had been for
warded on the 10th inst, called on Mr.. Tmbsrlake
clerk in the post off :e and learned from him that
he had delivered letter to Holtzhour. Mr.. B. then
got the prisoner to accompany HIM to the post Office
where he was readily recognized by MIR. Timberake,
and he could give account OF the letter he was
arrested and Imprisoned This was the substance of
the evidence for the Commonwealth Several Ger
man citizens, who had known the pri'oner for va
rous periods of time were next examined as to his
character, all of whom represented him to be an
honest, ,rustworihy young man; and Mr.. z. Thurs
ton, bis present employer concurring with them in
opinion the Mayor discharged the accused, Ienark-
ing that If be were chargesble with suything which
be did not intend nsedng by bis remarks, 1t ives
with emb- zzling the letter and money, of which
there was proof before him,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-30

SUGAkS.-Loaf. Crushed, Powdered and
oCoffse sugsrs from Baltimore. Philad, mia and
New York, constantly for saie by
su3O DAVENPORT, ALLEN L. CO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-30

NOTICE.-Having taken q sl.aapf :
White. the s sss e. sa iasa sa9I nv ID =
yuslio. that shall be happy to see .. ssss's.,
The establishm art Of Mr. White oe.s' ssAs' =,
iss departments. al can be ,n. ssIl assos'
homs-msde or foreign goods ! ,sn.n.ensss,. y
:ha 5. Please: &c as s':.
so long and 20 kiodiy extended iss ss sOBfs>
ms au 29-ts Jhh----. SO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-30

AUCTION EoTIoE.-The attention of Gro
is solicited to sale of Tobacco, Brandss Sc
gars, Apples, &c This MORNING, at our store.
See advertisement.
au 80 LARUS SHINE. Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-30

NEW 1855 No. 3 MACKEREL-lGa
IN s;zs, for sale by
au so WIN WALLACE son
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-30

lR0 BBLS. NORTH CAROLINA VI
kcO HALIFAX CLIPT HERRINGS-lus a
81 for sale by
an 50 WIN WALLACE L son
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-30

e. FOR SALE, LEASE OR RENT.
- | with to dispose of my house ON 18Th street
1t il fitted up with Cas- Hot and Cold Baths Water
Closets, Cooking Range in Kitchen aud every con-
venienoe for genteel famiy handsome Glss, Chan
deers in sitting room and psrlor Apply at Mitchell
Tyler's lea Main st. JAMES L. EGE
SG-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-30

e~r v@S LOSI Oh WISLAIU last
- ~ Wednesday or Thursday, some
where in Redmond or between Richmond and Man.
finder will receive the thanks of the owner and
tuitsbe reward BY leaving the same at this office
au3o-2t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-16
Roman Catholic Provincial Council In Gin
elnnotl.


From the Cincinnati Commercial May IL
Provincial Council OF the Catholic Church COM
menced s session in this city at the Cathedral yeser
son that 1t the convened since the resident pre
late raised to the rank of Arcnbshop The object
Of the convention lie to carry out the ordinary regus
ions and discipline OF the church. accordance with
its usual and established system.
The services at the Cathedral yesterday drew an
meDse congregation, very large proportion Of those
present being Of various Protestant churs
The following bishops and cergymen assisted at the
celebration Archbishop Purcell OF Cincinnati; Bishop
Lefevre, of Detroit; Bishop St Paise of Viucenues;
Bishop Rsppe, OF Cleveland. Bishop Spading OF Louis
vile; Bishop Carroll, Of Covington; Bishop Baraaga,
Vicar Apostolic.
Very Rev. James wheelap, Provincial Of the Domni-
cans Very Rev. VIM Muir ply Provincial of the Jssuits
Very Rev Mr. Sourn, President of South Bend Univer
eity Rev. Mr.. Kindekns v. g., Of Detroit; Very Rev
Mr. Lubrs, Gu Of Cleveland Very Rev B. ]. Spading,
V,G., Of Louisville, and number of other clergyman Of
this and other diocesses.
Those who ofhciated at the altar during high mass
were follows
Celebrant, Most Rev Archbishop PURCELL Archieacou
Very Rev. T. Collins, v. g.; Deacon of Office, Very
Rev. Edward Purcell G.. First Deacan OF Honor Very
Rev. B. j. Spaldng, G.. Second Deacon OF Honor Very
Rev. Mr.. Rindekns, V. G.; subdeacon, Rsy f. Desmet,
D. j.
Rev Mr. Rosecrans, d D., acted as First Master Of
the Ceremonies, and Rev. J. J. Coppnger Second Mas
ter of Ceremonies
The music full, grand, and appropriate. The To-
struments included the organ and string and brass
struments the performers being the regular Cathedral
choir assisted by other musicians engaged for the
sion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-16
Brooklyn City News.

ALLEGED CHARGE or EXTENSIVE swnDIISG.-A young
man Of genteel appearance named Thomas j. Reynolds,
was yesterday brought before Justice Curtis, the
charge Of obtaining quantity Of Supervisor
Middleton Of the value Of eight hundred dollars and
possession and lease Of Hamilton avenue II
vas shown that in December Last the prisoner went to
NJ Middleton (of the arm Of B. P. Geo. Mddleton,)
and in order to obtain the lease, and soforth repre-
scented that lie had ESQ 900 (Britsh) in England and
that he had written for 1t, or q portion and 1t was
coming by the steamer ASIA The complainant was Id
duced by this comply with his wishes and put him
into Ioeeson but the Asia brought no funds and AT
ter equally ffutless arrival his (compar
suspcons we're aroused bu Reynolds assured him the
expected letter had come, but in the possession OF
Mr. Jones, Of Twenty First street New fors Mr. MID
oletons brother inm date set out for that ocslty,
and Mr. Reynolds the tms took his departure
as was SUPP for Boston but Deputy Sheriff Heee-
man trso co him Poughkeepse where he was arrest
ed and Immediately "owneo mp that there was no Mr.
Jones' and lie bad sent Mr. Middleton there TO gain
time He vas fully committed the charge Of obtain
ing goods under false preiences.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-16

81 Sec Arrivals.
For Ioss Of ship Pauline see general columns.
For loss srs Daisen arrival brig Addy Swifs

For Ioss of ship Pauline, general news columns
For of trs Dalson arrival Of brig Addy swim
~ this port
Sp CLIMAX lost CAllso hsrhor sunk IN II feet
water having The time soout 100 tors ~
portep Of csrgo lad been previously ehro~n over
Capt ceuld a-sistsnoe from me go
vernnent and there noe steam p1mp IN sns wnoo
ceuntry AND re facilities whAtever for keeping the snip
saoat he sh8p rsns in the srsvc and would
he total fhe the leak ~As nov ne
Climax clipper ship OF 0o0 tons bsht ~
In 1854 owned oy Messrs bswss Cro~ei
Of Boston.
Wu.LrspIp GARLAND, OF New bedford put into Homo
lain Msroh 2 leaking badly vill have 90 AschNrse aud
hsaye Gown fsr yspsks she had ace bbs oil on board,
which " OF ered for ale
scun GHAcE DAZZLING, Goodrich. rom R,stos for wa.
,urrcn NC kovsolk lat In Distress haviag
bses A. bore. No particulars.
scnp supposed The Gen Warren i4th tho
veeks near RsmsoYd leland l4th
rocks
ship Vision from New orleans r Boston. passed Nay
Slip wales tof BOSTON,, How,aa@ from Csliss Och o.
for London, Feb Il, lat So s. lon Ga laW.
Clipper shy Lon Quixote fran Francisco for Hong
korf April II, lat 30 ~ n len 10 5W.
ship Nornn. Glory Parsons Mobile for Havrs 18th
rlt 1ht y lor Jpn
Ar sfip vb fnrhes rig steer To the ward,
yassed 10 inst lat 30 90 N. on ~ "a W.
Barr Peroleton OF Searsport Cuba for New York.
May !, let % % Ion 50.
tsrs painted blue steering eastward Was passed sch
inst, lat % oe, ION " 81.
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News by Mall.

The Executive Committee of the Virginia State Agri-
cultural Society has offered OF one Thousand
collars for the discovery of plan which will eec-
tuaLy check the rayases OF the joint woIm.
The Columbia Pa Spy states that the largest raft OF
boards ever upon the Susquehanna river consisted
Of 100000 feet of lumber Some of the lumber in this
raft was made from trees marked by the MahOpony
trsppers and which afterwards served guides to Gen
Schuyler, in his celebrated expedition against the
Indians.
The second annual meeting of the Western New York
Edi oria Association will be held pursuant to adjourn
ment, at University Hall, in lie Roy, Thursds the
l4th Of June next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
The scuryy is prevailing to considerable extent In
Louisville, and among the railroad laborers in Indiana
end to the deficiency vegeta-
!. food TOR the last eight months
bN.. 18th instant there had passed the weigh
Up to the 1913 barrels -four, 81, 500 bushels
lock At Rochester A.. IN. The number of loaded
wheat, and 50, 600 buihels o..
boats which passed east was 1875. "a Ie0;sla.
The General Appropriation bin passed BY a. 4 in
ture of Pennsy lvania at its last session. contains
Of which amount 50 600, 900 for interest on to-
funded debt 1928 600 for tbs expenses OF the LegslA
ture, $3.50, 900 for the support Of common schools
s27 for the completion Of Portage Railroad, SOU
00otor relayipg the south track Of the Columbia Nail
road
An Indian at Grand Rapids Mich, recently ran dis
tspce Of three th5ussnd feet NEARLY OF
mile,) in three mimi ties ten seconds.
TIE jamestown Society, of Washington, celebrated
Their anniversary the 18th inst by visit to Mount
Vernon and q dinner at the house OF Mr. Washington.
An Grafton was delivered by the venerable G. W. p Gus
lis, Esq.
Mr. Robinson committed suicide at Urbsns, few days
ago. The the arrival VI his vile and Children
from England. he LETT wife in Indianapolis Hts
death leaves two widows.
The whole number of bounty lsni sppisations under
the act of March 1852 received al the Pension Office
up ~ May IL, was $4,000