The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-02
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| IN SEARCH OF A Run AWAY HvsBAxp Co.,
| days ago, says the New Orleans True Dai,o oar
taln MRS X, who resides in the Fourth Di,,Tict a.,
certain street, which is crossed at right srge
great many other streets discovered The, - -
osno, VINO was about to pay visit to St Louis had
MADE arrangements for the passage of a fer,aIa.
travelling companion, who was to be with him Co.
| the time being bogus WIFE, And the trna u,Its,
anger and jealousy sweIIed within her ard as
SAID, tnls thing shall never be. So she d;sonise5
nerseh In the apparel OF poverty ard went or
ooaro OF the steamboat on which her husband ard
travelling companion were to journey 10 ST T,opIs.
but the husband who was In the upper mart of ,bs
boat, distinguished the voice OF his better half a.
soon as she entered into conversation with the
| clerk, and, fearing explOsi 70 of domestic ire
ne took the stern shute got down to the deck lean
ed overheard, swan ashore, jumped into a cab and
went home The wife sought from one end Of ,ba
ooatto the other for her missing husband and. be-
Ing unable TO discover him, at length returned IN
the matrimonial domici Her surprise at finding
ner husband at home before her, and the rnutusl
explanations then and there made NAV bet,sr he
imagined than described. Out of respect for the
numerous and respectable relations of the parties
we will drop the curtain.
HURRrcANE IN TExAs-House Carried I'm On
the 18th inst, severe storm occurred AZ Geoee-
town Texas, and vicinity. Some seven houses
were blown down The family of Mr. She'll Iatt
his house just before il was carried away. The
studdine soon gave way, the frsme was raised In
tae air and tell upon the ground Immediately over
hurt Mr.. Axes blacksmith shop was blown 10 The
ground-Dr- Knights kitchen also. Fences were
prostrated and considerable damage done 10 the
crops. The wind blew from northeast TO south
west The hurricane was about four or FIVE miles
In width.
AN ACCOMMODATING TRUMPEr.--A correspon-
dent at Westminster, Carroll county, writes the
Baltimore Sun, that the Trumpet know Moths
Ing paper OF that town, has been sold, since the
Virginia election, to the democrats. He adds the
outside form has been putto press and will appear,
as before, Jealous in its advocacy and support of
Sam; while the inside is expected to speak out
with renewed vigor for the democracy
PRoFANE PoETEss Grace Greenwood has ia
ken to swearing. She said of an old mill which
had gone TO decay, the water having dried away in
the stream, it wasn't worth adam"
The steamer ROCKVILLE usds her last tIip from N.
York, to Savannah, 10 ffty-tICo hours
Hon VIM r. Smith, who made a speeeb in tbs
last Congress in favor of American principles Ia ss.
gested as the American candidate for the GovsrnoP
ship of Alabama.
MONSTER sNAKEs.-The drought in Alabama Ia.
brought the snakes cut of their hiding places TO
search the country for water. rattlesnake vas 20.
Gently killed at Evansville, seven feet long Ind
foot and half around the body.
GENEROUS FARMERs.-The Marietta Ga, Adso.
cate gays there uaDy farmers in that section h
have refused t0 sell their to spectators at
ann have preferred to divide it among their roor
neighborH at one dollar bushe, and in many Gases
on credit at that Such benevelence and sympathy
deserves to be put record
FIRE IN MoBILE.--A fire in Mobile, on Friday The
18th uit, destroyed the cotton psckeTy of Addison
Leavens corner of Lepscomb and Joachim streeta at
oss of Sc 800 Insurance. 500; also two teneu ants
belonging to Mr.. Leavens, and valued at S4O0 upon
Whch there was 20 Insurance; dwelling belonging
10 Mr. Charles T. ketchun, worth 800, and uniu
sured; dwelling belonging to j. Biightwood val
ued ct $4,000 and insured for 500; building own
ed by Mr. Sidney Smith, worth 500. no insurance
and dwelling belonging to Mr. Jas. Kilduff valued
81 o., ,1tU and insured for $500.