The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-24

Deah Of on Iafant--we noticed in yesterdays
paper, the discovery on the night before of male
| scihd about three days old, lying in a wagon in
ocI eamersville where It had been deposited by
some inhuman monster and stated that il had been
sassh care of by Mrs Emerson. but that it was not
expected to live. Since then the little creature has
pie"thed Its last and gone to meet its God Who
were It's parexts, or how it came to be deposited
~ slie wagon Is not yet known, but there seems to
pe no doubt that the exposure to which il WI
sapJected Wednesday night cansed its death
| Heating Clothes-Iames IT. Moore was arraiyned
o''ore the Mayor yesterday morning to answer the
c"aFSe OF stealing froek coat, two pair of pants
nve M linen shirts, silk handkerchief two pair Of
" socks one silk velvet vest. set of gold studs
one gold breastpin, one carpet bag. and other art
cies from Wilson johnson. in Norfolk, on the 2nth
tnst Dir. johnson testified that Moore came to his
mouse IN Norfolk, the 12th and remained until
,he %oth-that he had no money, but sold him
iand warrant for Sl00. and received in board mon
ey, otc-, $50 of the amount and was to receive the
palance on his return to Norfolk. On the morning
OF the 10Th, his chest broken open and robbed
At = which tlme the prisoner started for Richmond
Johnson discovered his losses Wedne 5day follow
cd the accused to this place on THURSDAY and that
| night had him arrested, while dressed in portion
OF tho stolen clothes. The Mayor, in consideration
OF the tact that the theft committed in Norfolk
remanded him until this morning at which time he
was to be sent TO the place where the robbery wa,
committed to undergo on examination.
Good improvement The committee in charge of
st Johns burying ground have opened n gate on
Broad street, for public accommodation Til, is
good improvement and ono that has long been
needed
Fencing is one Of the most delightful Of all gym.
nastic exercises because it adds quickness To the
eye, skill to the hand and strength and vigor to the
muscles So important has the ready use of the
sword become in Europe, that fencing is taught IA
part of young mans education not only because
it invigorates the body and renders the Judgment
acute, but because it inspires noble selfreianee
and r consciousness of making an honorable self
defence, when otherwise ones person might he in
great danger. We are gratified to see that Capt Ed
De REU has opened school in the Young Guard
Armory for teaching Sword exercise" and have
no doubt that bis high recommendations as master
OF the art no teaches will ensure him as many
scholars as he desires. Young mon engaged in
sedentary lives will find this school ofinfinite value
to their constitutions, if they avail themselves of
the many advantages it affords
Bakers Baters continue TO increase in popularity
as their use becomes more general, and the conse
quence is, that the manufacturer finds great diff
Guilty IN supplying the orders pouring in on him.
For nervous diseases and disorders of the stomach
and bowels, they stand very high with those who
have tested their virtues.
Fine Oysters-Such of our readers as are fond
of fine oysters can supply themselves this morning
by calling on Capt. Wyatt at the Dock who has
just arrived with load of delicious Back River
bivalves. Remember the name, and send your
orders.
Fun for the liltion.-Kunkel and his troupe are
deliShtlng our citizens with their rich and varied
musical entertainments at Metropolitan HALL, where
fashionable audiences greet them every evening.
While their music is of the sweetest and most me
lodious character their punS and witticsms so
free from vulgarisms that the most sensitive ear
who wish to spend an agreeable evening, may now
do so at Metropolitan Hall