The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-20

IMPORTANT CASE UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS
Liquor LAW The Boston Telegraph of Saturday
says that Patrick Kelly, grocer, on Middl x
street. Lowell, was last year convicted under sew
en- complaints for violation of the liquor law, and
gave bonds Ia 81 900 not 10 sell again for a year
He was however convicted OF violation at the pres.
EN-, session, and paid up the fine and where
upon Attorney Train caused the bond to be sued
in IA 600. Day before yesterday officer Shei at
tached the stock 10 trade of Kelley.
CONSIDERATION FOR AMERICAN FEELINe-The
trophies during the American war are not now
exhibited with the other curinsities in London
Tower. Some time since the Queen gave special
direction that they should be removed to an apsrts
ment appropriated exclusively for them, and on no
account are they to be exhibited. Every article Is
labelled. with the particulars of the incident which
gave interest to It, from the bullet which killed
Gen Packenham to the blade of an oar which
caused the death OF a midshlpman in skirmishing
expedition.
BLAcKFIsH.--As the Orleans packet was on her
way TO Boston on Monday, she encountered
school Of slachtiah In the bay, and drove them on
shore, where they we're nearly all captured. They
were about fifty In number, and were probably
worth not less than 81 900.
FATALITY AMONG FGsHEs.-We learn from the
bsst authority, that for miles 10 the waters of the
Beech Fork of Salt river. Ky, the al dying BY
thousands The shore is covered with thier dead
bodies 10 such degree that the atmosphere Is
loaded with an offensive smell. The hogs have
been turned loose to feed upon them. No reason
can be given for this fatality. Every kind of f.h
ever seen In that region, with the single exception
of he cath.h, have been found killed Can our
wise ones give reasona-Indianapolis Sentin6l.
MORAL INsAsITY.-A case Is trial now In the
supreme court OF New York, In which some of the
friends of Miss Hslstesd, are trying to get her
out of the Lunalc Asylum by habeas corpus. II
appears that she off with a married man-was
pursued By her father and brought back. Her pa
rent then obtained certificate of moral insanity
and committed her to the Asylum, from whence
her friends have brought action to lberate her.
II sr father Is one of the most respectable mer.
chants Ia New York.
GREAT DEMAND FoR BERR.-The "Day Book
has 1t from a gentleman Hcqusinted with the II
quor trafiic, that tho demand for beer is great
that the brewers cannot supply 1t. The Editor
says:
expecting that the Maine Law would somewhat
iuterfere with the traffic, and now they entire
| ly unable to fill their orders
BRIEF HONEY MooN.-In Chicago on Friday
| morDiog lRst Mr.. VIM. Teszle was married, and
before night arrested and sentenced 10 q days
| imprisonment for beating Mrs VIM. Teszle.
CUBAN EXPORTS On the 9th inst there were
cleared at Havana for New Orleans e7l 900 cigars
1897 boxes Of sugar; $50 lbs of coffee, and sos
| lbs Of tobacco.
| Hon Pierre Soule has returned to New Orleans
| looking, the papers say rather care worn."
About forty Americans celebrated The Fourth
| 10 Havana by dinner.
| Watermelons ars selling 10 Savannah, Ga. Al
| one cent each, and musk melons two for a cent.
| The steamship Asia, which left Boston Tor Liv-
| aFpool, took fsty coluateers from Halifax for lht
| war in the Cfimes.
| The crew Of the schooner Wave, OF Char lestown q
| Mass, have caught and carried home horss msc
kefsI weighing teo lbs.