The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-26

Corespondsnes Of the Dispafoh.
Smuggling Courageous Woman -American Pro
ie'famf association = The Poole Murder Stree
/ PreacAins = Qaaransine &C.,
| = sai 81 ef NEW YoRx, July oath.
Several passengers who arrived at this nor
Yesterday morning on board the ship Zarich. from
e nnssre, wsre arrested, on landios, by the Custom
1a0se tmcers. charged with smuggling q Iars.
4aanthy OF jeweiry and other vaiuables Anex
sninasion oil the parties will be had Tomorrow =
ue preonars are ssid to be not emigraDts but per.
sons we'll kuown here sf.4z
a eommittee of Germans waited upon the Mayor
ysste'day for the purpose OF making arrangement
give MIN grand ssrensds by over 500 musi,
cians The sffatr Will come off to.morrow ni,hl
u 'ne Mayors residence, No l22 Second avenue
couple OF burglars. about de- break Yesterday
a man,ntog, entered the house OF Mr.. John Lindsav
Ieo Eighth Avenue. One of them had juss put hi
'ei upon gold watch on the table, when RI
,Linossy. takioa revolver from under her hus,
enos pillow discharged its contents the thieves
vac thereupon dropped the vaiusbIes and pr ecipi
.atey made their exW-ons OF them cryipQ out.
however. my God. Bill, l arm shot," They have
DOT been heard of snce, but 1t 10 believed that the
snot took fatal effect e-ssf s,.st.- -
The funeralot The late Cherries March (of the old
nrm OF March & Bsnsou.) took place yesterday. At
grace Church. Deceased was . resident of this
ciy for period Of nearly half century
The National Grand Lodge OF the American
fro.estant Association assembled 10 this ely yes
eerday Delegates are In attendance from q large
cumb-r OF the States. II
Joseph Biunt Eco, of this city. AMI E-astus d
Culver, Esq, City Ju 'ge OF Brook,yn. have baen
appointed by the Gaveruor. to be- associated with
Attorney General Hoffman il the trial of the Lem-
mon slave case Z18H zfes % -T---s-.
Patrick MeLsuehlsn aliaa Parsene. ona of ,be
parties implicated 10 the Bin Poole stfs,r. was
brought before Judge Cowl-s yrsserdsy on writ
OF nsoess corpus, bis counsel making application.
that ne be sdmitted to ball The motion was op.
posea py 'ne District Attorney. The Judge re-
Street preaching 10 revived, probably 10 aptici-
pa'ion OF the advent OF the renowned Fpfhsr. GA
vszzt sMr. Booth, OF the Primitive M-th,,dist
Church, pre'ched on Sunday evening, ia Brook
OF all sers Of pariss aud persons but a. his theme
was oi purely spiritual aud scrip,ural character
there was no disturbance t'
Steamship Promstheus, from New Orleans, az.
rivea at tbis port yesterday Much 10 the annoy-
anee u Aar passengers. (of whom she has nearly
ioo) Tie vassel Will be obliged TO lay at quarantine
fortyaeiglt hours, and undergo thorough process
of tuuligasiou
The otsl. are now doing vsry fair business,
the pru cipsl ones having about as many people as
they can accommodate There are not as MANY
SeufinseFs la town as formariy, but from The
Wttt 81 East there is large increase ovar form er
yeass The proprie'ers OF the Astor House have
reduced their charges to 81 80 per dsy and this
IL now tas standard price at all The first lass hotels
Correspondence of the Dispatch.
Afother abolition Outrage Newspaper Suit RI :
:, cal . Koh i moor'- Iafanticide -44rsisaas Er
cursicn, 3e. ~ gts .sf ---, .-.t-
PTIILADFLPHrA, July a, 1855.
Another slave rescue occurred ia thi ci y yes.
terdsy. 1t appears tba, recently young Cuban.
the son OF wealthy planter In the a. ge n of the
Antillee, was arrested by order of his pov-rp.
haro ft
Spring hsid, Macs, for 500 musk-ts The youpg
man was imprisoned Ia a strong castle but through
The cennvance OF some tfdcisls, and the aid of
bis father, hs escaped. Hs WAS placed In a cask
which was closed, and thus rolled the sea-shore
Here the big General Taylor, from Cardenas for
this port, was. by previous arrangement moored
for bis reception. The young Cuban was taken on
board, with negro ses want eyed le years. given
him oy his father. The brig sailed. aud on Sa,ur>
day reached this port, and was moored al ,uth
erect wharf The young Cuban took lodgings at
one OF our principal hotels Yesterday morning
the Captain oJthe General Taylor took the nsp 70
10 co. vey him to his master, who wanted him for
body servant. On the wharf q parry of neeroes
met the captain and the slave, and told the later
he wac free. Dut tue Oa'a.. eia,o III,
stabd them. Several wbi'e men came TO the aid
of the captain. and q set fle enaued Finally the
negro. triumph-d, and carried away their Cubsn
fri- nd, since which he has not been heard tr..n.
Toe Morning Times here has commencrd suit
snst the Ledger for publishing ts circulation at
A .uppos-d diamond, of ex raordinary size has
recently been found In Lancaster county, Pa, and
IL deposited 10 Professor PHILIPPE flee here II
is colorless perfectly crysaiipe, resembling drop
oil Clear spring water. Ia the middle of which you
will perceive strong ligh,, playing with a great
deal of spirit Nothing. IL is supposed like IL was
ever discoyered before 10 The Uniied States 49,
faerday a'ernoon Coroner Delsvan proceeded
TO the residence of Mrs McCarrol with a view of
ost uiieg search for the body of the child sun.
posed To have been murdered BY Mrs McC la a
s-w minu,es after bis arrival the child was taken
from the cess-pooi by John Brister, colored rnsu
engaged tor the purpose. The body was wrapped
Ia a peace OF a blanket. which was sewed In a
piece OF muslin, around ell OF which was placed
calico apron sewed around the whole An tuouest
was he'd, and tne JUICY rendered a vefd c ,h.t the
cbi'd came to its death BY being strapeied by some
PEI son or persons unknown TO the iury 80
{ Yesterday morning about seven hundred persons
vlsi;ed Atlantic Ci'y, on the excursion Of ,he ar
''zsns employed ia Messrs. Cornelius & Bakers
l mp ard chandelier maDufsctory In the train
we're thirteen cars. well flied The employers
had their wives and little ones with them and
the excursion was agreeable :
The demand TOR stock during the past week has
been quite active. though there has been no ad-
vance 10 pricss 8, except tor Hogs. Tue arrivals at
Ward, Were 800 Beeves; $500 Sheep; 40 Cows and
Calves. and 50 kentucky a ules. The total stock
IN market. was 700 Beef Cattle 5000 Sneep 100
Cows and Calves. Beef sold at from $40 to l2 per
lUu ios., only rev OF superior Quality selling at
the latter Drice. Sheep were disposed of at Ia
TO Gems per Id for bast and 81 so 10 3 per head
assorted Lsmos F sir ones from 81 as 10 par
head, Cows and Calves were sold at S25 aod 60
The arrival OF Hogs only amounted II, sbou. 500
head, and these were sold al 81 rs and IS per lOO
lbs. .ss.7... .f5.. ..-.,
LOST BAGGAGR.-Ths New York ard Erie Rail.
road osve dsoot for lost baggage at ihe foot of
Duane street. NV York City, TO which alt s,ray
articles from their iine IL sent The New York
Central RAILROAD have their errsy baggage d-pot
In ch-s'er. 70 those who are not familiar with
the ileideuts OF travel the amount OF baggage and
articles lost trou t1e passenger trains by the occu
pants will Seem almoss incredible. This lost bag
gags depot a. Rochester is two hundred feet long
by seventy FIVE ieer wide, he articles Ia Il are
arranged Ihst the marka upon them can be readily
seen, NJ each style OF article 10 placed togeth
the trunks 10 rows, each of similar color and szs,
SIX or eight tiersiu height. srrayed around the
sides Of the hall and 10 parsiled lines across An
G oficsr Of the company Is co,s,suly in attendance
wnose cole business Is to soc TO this charge The
average number OF pieces OF strsy bsggas- always
10 this depot Is about two thousand. People are
continually applying for lost Articles. Some ten
thousand diff.reot otecpa Of nj aaanyrra' "a