The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-20
VIRGINIA.


Levi Lane Jos Manning -
There are now about $50 men at work In the
Navy Yard. the number of the roll 10 1850 The
ossututlon Ia the town 10 very great and wagon
oaos OF provisions have TO be sent from the store
tnere Into the country, where citizens have camp.
oiout The oystermen, whose trade is stopped,
suffer severely.
The Norfolk correspondent OF the Intelllgencer
records among the dead the names of Tho Gilbert,
Mrs Jno d Gordon, Mrs Francis A Perrier, Mr.
SYKES, Alexander Watt, Fannie C Jones, daughter
OF Rev Mr. Jones, 8 w Oa,ten, Washington street,
Mrs Jane Drewry, Mr. l. r Gibsou's daughter, Mr.
Jas Wells; Carter Terrsnt died near Norfolk, Jno.
Green of tne Navy Yard, Michael G!ennan, two
Children OF Mr. Lockwood, Ed Watson, Shoemaker,
Mf Times, Charlotte street, Franklin Dslby, Pro-
oys Lane, Mrs Cu,hrel Bank street, Miss Mack"
inder, Robert Sanders of Richmond.
Drs Gordon (heath oficer) and Tunstall were
dying at las, accounts. Frederick Clarke has re.
covered. The interments the 17th reached
80.
10 the hospital there were admitted nor "a hours
up TO 10 O'Clock on Saturday 4; same period to
Sunday, IL; sama period to Monday, g.. Only 2
desths from the l4th at 10, A. NJ. TO the l7th a,
the same hour. aas
Iatermen.s 10 protestant burial grounds on Sat-
urday. %; on Sunday, 90
The subscriptions from Odd Fellows up to this
time are
Virginia Lodge, No l. $40; Jefferson Lodge, No
4. Sl0; Madison Lodge, No 6, $50; Friendship
Lodge, No 10 1928; Monroe Lodge, No 8, $780,
Franklin Lodge. No 49, $50; Appomatox Lodge,
NO IL Sl0O; Lynchburg Lodge, No IL $l55; Smitn-
h"id Lodge, No co. $50; Caledonia, No %, $780,
Gratitude, No "a, $40; Winchester Lodge, No 25,
500; Loudoun Lolge, No 2G, S25; Charity Lodge
No n, $50; Highland Lodge, No3l, $40; Willism
Tell Lodge, No 33, S25; Parksrsbu'. Lodge, No
81, $40; Orphans Friend Lodge, No a, $40; AdeI-
phls Lodge. No At, $40; Central Lodge, No 81,
Sl5; Eureka Lodge, No 55 $780, McCabe Lodge
log Lodge, No 49, $50; Snckersville Lodge, No 81,
$50; Marion Lodge, No 64 $20 Independence
Lodge, No 68, $40; Ridgeway Lodge. No TO- $40;
bowling Green Lodge, No y, S4l; Kanawha Lodge.
Lodge, No 80, S27; Clover Hill Lodge, No 3d. $50;
Alleehsny Lodge, No 95, $685. Columbia Lodge, No
70 SIS; Wicomico Lodge No SO, $50 Ida Lodge,
No IOl, $40; Henderson Lodge, No 105 500;
Equality Lodge, No l0S, $40: Rockingham Lodge
No ILL., $40; Aurora Lodge, No ll6. $162 so.
EMIGRArroN.-Wm Morse and lady, John D
Morse, and Mr. McSparrin, of Appomattox, and
Samuel Hart, and James F Hobson, of Lynch.
burg, have formed party to settle In the north
western frontier of Texas They will travel In emf.
grant styie-fuliy equipped with money, mules,
negroes. wagons, fire arms, &c. They will take
the Southwestern road and reach the Mississippi
river al Memphis. They will cross there and 20
through Arkansas and the Cherokee Nation, to
where they intend TO settle. They expect to ar.
rive in sixty days If they have fair weather.
AccIDENT.-Mr John Boyle of Petersburg, had
his skull fractured Tuesday by an axe falling ON
him from the I'd story of abuildlng
CooL-A free negro named Todd recently sentenc
ed to the Penitentiary for felony in Wythe county,
was brought up Monday to receive sentences. Upon
being asked II he had anything to say before sen
tence was passed him, he replied that there was
nothing ssve some incoDveniences which would
attend his leaving the county at the particular
time.
STORM "A severe storm occurred at Wesburg
last week, unroohng the Court House, and doing
considerable damage ID properly in the vicinity
mU9ICAL CONVENTION-A ,f
members OF the Brass Banks 10 to be held 10 Wash.
ugton, Pa on the Sd of October next. Fifteen
among them the Morgantown, Fairmont, Wellsburg
and Wheeling bands from Virginia. tremen.
dous crash of harmony 10 expected.
STEAM FERRY-The enterprising town of Guys
andotte, Csbeli county, Is about having a steam
Jerry between that place and Proctorsville.
DRowNRD-A son of Mrs Maria Perkins, at Guy.
andotte, was accidentally drowned last week
ARREsrED.-R Clifford and C Crawford were
arrested Monday in Wythevilie, for stealing Sl90
from the room OF John Pend Teton, at the hotel
10 Marion, Smythe county. They were lodged In
Jail. Crawford processes to have been flibuster
under Lopez
REvIvAL.-A revival has been progressing In the
81 street Methodist church, Lynchburg, since the
26h ut, and SO far has resulted 10 sxty.four con.
verts.
FROM MExICo.-The steamer Nautilus has arrived
m.
General Wool comes passenger Vidauri was at
Monterey. He charge sail the evils that have af-
1icted Mexico on the army, and declares now tha.
there is no army except the revolutionary.
party of one hundred and forty troops had
been attacked by the Federals near Neyrosa and
routed with loss of thirty wounded and forty
prisoners General Castro, with 800 troops, was
at matamoras, and would probably pronounce in
favor OF the Federals.
Young MEMS CHRIsTIAN AssocIATIoN-A ma
ttonal convention OF the Young Mems Christian
Union was to assemble at Cincinnati yesterday.
Ii was called to order, by Mr. LaDgdon, of Washing.
ten city. and In the evening 1t to have been ad.
dressed by the Rev DR. Butler, formerly chaplain of
Congress. The societies composing the union are
seventy In number, extending from HaIiisx to San
Francisco, and enroll more than twenty thousand
members. Among the delegates Ia VIM Mum
ford, of Richmond.
NEW U. s. TRRRrToRY IN EmBRYo.-Advices
from Oregon and Washington Territories, repre-.
sent that great excitement exists there with refer
ence to the proposition to carve out third United
States Territory, around Wsia Walls, out of a
portion of both Oregon and Washington Terrific
ries. The people who design asking Congress
next winter to accord them the new Government.
are holding meetings, and devisings feasible plans
tor accomplishing that object.
LATER FROM HAYrI.-Advicss from Port.au-
Prince to the 25th ult. inform us that there was
harbor. Commerce Is dull and money very scarce,
Coffee, which had been sustained at 1924 to $l25,
on the 23rd fell to $l20. AT the Cape Gonaives
and Aux Cages, business was excessively dull
also. Provisions We're scarce at the Cape, and no
arrivals.
British COLONIAL APPo1NTMKNT.-The Hon.
Francis Hincks, late prime minister of Canada has
been offered, by Sir William Molesworth. the ap-
poin.msnt OF Governor of the Windward Islands,
at salary of ga 900 sterling per annum. 1t IL
almost certain that he will accept the appointment.
end 1t he does SO, It will have considerable In.
tuence on Canadian politics
THE PoPEs FINANCES According to the buds
get Of the Roman Minister of Finance, the receipts
and expenditures OF the Pspal Government for the
fiscal year 1855 stand as follows: Expenditures,
$l3 200 us; receipts, Sl2 GOT 275; deficit, ST. 00l
400 Lasty year the deficit was one-third greater.
QUARANTINE AGAINST BALTIMORE AND THE
SouTH.-The authorities of Boston have passed an
order quarsntioing vessels from Baltimore and
ports south of that city until the 20.h October.
FIRE AT CLEVELAND, O.-Five buildings, los
Guiding Wells stables, we're burned at Cleveland,
Ohio, Monday morning. Fifteen horses perished
Ia the Eames.
ANOTHER CHLoRoFoRM RcBBKRY.-The jewery
store of hir A EWan of piuna Ohio rnbhed