The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-01

Export Of BreadVtsgs-The Hheefer Slare Case
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The expor.stion OF bresdruf., mot vitbstsndir,
,lsht receipts has conmsnced. Yesterday the shI
l wyomine sailed for Liverpool with l,560 baueis
OF h,us and $500 bushels Of wheat ~ part Of hei
cargo. AIS ~ .f,.e ~, 81 80 5''.'~
water runniog ovsr tn. ferry dip at Poplar street
Ihe I'VE ne gross imph sated with Passmofe VIII
hanson In the alleged abduction OF Colonel Wheel
Of heavy bonds by t.s on CHARGES of inc
ting riot Assault aud battery sd II cir kat redueed
on ond ne @ In e Jaass GO Kelly Tns. of John ss..d
600 to ansser for assault and battery and riot the
District Attorney having sbandon ed the sh.rss OF
highwsy robbery. he other three {Efaddoek lar
q rist. 77IF " = -77t- -
The Scott Legion p.raded yesterday sfts,soon Tor
ne purpose OF performing the last mark OF respect
% their late FELLOW ,oldier. Stephen McOermot, ho
WAS wss member OF company C, Pennsylvania voIun.
accompanied with martial music. and made an i'm
There Sp. we're SIS death. in hi, stv a.. .s. =
which sumber a1e were children died of choi.ss
infantum ~ cholera consumption 8; conyu .sion1
10 diarrhoei 10 dysenteTyI7 stS PEfsNE
ud.v few miles below sss.on 90 aon ssa
the Hne OF the Csmd aud Atlsntic railroad which
Sas .ss, rum
here yesterday. ss flas TIA fflg 8ssd4 ~ - s95u
FROM TIE PLAINS "A correspondent of the 81.
Louis Republican, writing from Whts head, Kansas,
under date Of Juy 10Th, says: aF4es y
81 others, have just arrived from Sacramento City.
California on mules, 10 seventy days. They could
have made a the trip 10 1sy dsy bu. Salt
no Iadsns until they cressed the North Plate.
They then lost a mule. Five Of the patty pursusd
bullets into him. They left him where he fen and
recovered their mule. Rhujohn. the trader at the
North nth Platte Bridge informed them that there xere
He had the body Of young Gib.on, who had bsen
killed few days before at Deer Greek, near the foot
Late advices received at Sc Louis, Saturday, say
that Mr Holomena, the District Attorney of the u.
State. for Utah, was ct South Platte en- route for
large party e Mormons exploring f,r gold A letter
had been s
gold out In one day Gold had also been discovered
on Boat stream, Southwest of the fHt- s.ia.i 2. ~
About one hundred d Indians we're encsm ped q short
distance from this river. who appeared to be peace
able Ii war breaks out between the Sioux lndisns
stron gest party The Sioux were at sealouts fifty
miles above fort Laramie, wher re they awsitir 3
the arrival Of the troops and they threatened Ii they
white man between fort Laramie and DEVILS gate.
spoar AT CAPE MAY.-visi,ors are arriving !,
Cape May, at the rate offive and ak hundred adsy
1t Is noticed that there are many more from Baltf-
more than usual. There is great crowd on the
beach every morning. and sometimes as many al
IOuF tnOusanC In tue wafer 6t once; more imam nal
of them are ladies many of whom can swim.
THE TUcKERMAN DEFALcATIoN-An adjourned
meeting of ths stockholders of the Eastern Rail.
road at Boston, has adopted the report of a spe-
cial committee on the Tucktrman defalcaton, sta
ting that the same amounts to $25, 300. A new
Board of Directors have been chosen.
THE GOLD MINES ON THE ARKANsAs-Dr E.
T. Robertson and Mr.. Nath an Robinson, two of tht
gold hunters from this place, got back last Satur
day. They report no gold and no prospect of any
lent health. Stock doing well and Indians friend
ly. One man from Lawrence died, but did mo-
learn his name. Suppose the balance will be deae
in about month. Pool could not find his old dig
gings, and they were wandering about from place
to place prospecting. This, we believe, ID abou
| the sum and substance of the news they bring.--
Springfield, Mo-. Mirror. Julv 49,